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Gorman Sues WNCX For $5.6 Million

Former WNCX /Cleveland PD was offered a two-year contract, John Gorman filed a $5.6 million including equity in future acquisi- breach of contract suit Monday tions, which they chose not to hon- (10/19) against WNCX owner Me- or. He was only given five months; tropolis Broadcasting. He seeks they told him they didn't like the di- $600,000 in compensatory damages rection the station was going in, and $5 million in punitive damages. and changed format from CHR to

Charles Delbaum, Gorman's at- Classic Hits." torney, said, "John was PD at "By getting fired this way John's WMMS /Cleveland for 13 years. He reputation in the business was se- ran one of the most successful sta- verely damaged. A grave injustice Lions in America, and was lured was done to him." away by Metropolis to take on VP/ WNCX GM Steve Joos and Me- Programming duties at its newly tropolis owner Harvey Deutch acquired Cleveland property. John could not be reached for comment.

JUDGE DENIES RESTRAINT REQUEST

Chapman Sues To Block Employees' New Brokerage

A battle royal has erupted in a Washington courtroom between Chapman Associates President William Cate and three men who until recently were close associates - and the firm's top billing brokers.

Wells PD At KACE

WHRK /Memphis PD /morning driver Pam Wells has been named PD at KACE /Los Angeles replacing Pam Robinson, who, along with MD Paul Perrodin, left the station last week. She will start November 2. KACE's adult alternative format of the last two-and -a -half years is expected to move back towards mainstream Urban Contemporary.

Wells worked as MD for All Pro Exec. VP Jim Maddox three times; at KMJQ /Houston, WBMX/ Chicago, and WHRK. Maddox told R&R, "She's been consistently dominating Memphis with a 4-5 -point lead over her nearest competitor. She's qualified for the job and can offer the station a lot of things that it hasn't had before."

WELLS /See Page 33

WLUM Promotes Weber To PD

Urban WLUM /Milwaukee has promoted afternoon drive personality Dan Weber to PD and switched his airshift to mornings. He replaces interim PD Doc Jones, who leaves mornings to do afternoons at WBMX /Chicago. Jones had taken over for former PD Jim- my Smith, who left for MD duties at KKDA /Dallas.

WLUM VP /GM Steve Sinicropi told R&R, "We're real pleased to have Dan as our PD. He's had great on -air numbers, and his show will expand by an hour - starting at 5am and running until loam. This also reunites him with his former sidekick, Arnie Wheeler. Jimmy Smith did a great job set- ting our musical direction, and I think Dan will not only build on his base but greatly increase our promotional visibility in the market."

Weber, a four -year market veteran, was an air personality at

WEBER /See Page 33

Federal Judge John Penn denied Chapman's request for a temporary restraining order last week (10/13) that would block former brokers Charles Giddens, Randall Jeffery, and Elliot Evers from leaving to form a competing brokerage firm. The three as.snei- ates recently announced their resignations and plans to establish Media Venture Partners, a full- service brokerage. Brian Cobb, another Chapman broker, has also said he will join the new firm.

Cate claims the brokers are bound by noncompete agreements and have taken "proprietary information," assertions disputed by the new partnership. Cate told R&R that the litigation would continue despite the judge's initial ruling, and he vowed that Chapman would remain one of the nation's

CHAPMAN /See Page 33

Crelia GM At WLAC

Weldon Crelia

Weldon Crelia has been appointed GM at Fairfield Broadcasting News /Talk -AC combo WLAC -AM & FM /Nashville, where he had been acting GM for the past several weeks. Previous GM David Manning went crosstown to WSIX as GM last spring. Crelia had previously consulted Fairfield's KKOB -AM & FM /Albuquerque for several months.

Fairfield Chairman Frank Os- born (also President of Osborn Communications) told R&R, "It's great to promote someone we've already got on board. I know he's going to fit right in."

Crelia, whose previous experience includes stints as GM at KKNU /Fresno and GSM at KKYX & KLLS /San Antonio, commented, "I was just out here helping temp -

CRELIA/See Page 33

Greg Ausham

ALBERTS STEPS

IN AT WQFM

Ausham Defects To WLZR PD Greg Ausham has left Sham-

rock's WQFM /Milwaukee to program crosstown AOR rival WLZR- AM & FM. He replaces Bruce McGregor, who exited the Great American station on October 12.

Shamrock has installed KMYZ/ Tulsa PD Brent Alberts, who previously programmed WQFM in 1980

and '81, as interim PD at the station.

WQFM, which topped WLZR 7.6-

2.9 in the summer ARB, is suddenly without several key staffers. The morning team of Perry Stone &

Bandi Rhodes was recently fired, followed by the dismissal of MD /- afternoon personality Chip Hobart. Research Director /overnight jock Jim Crowe has also defected to WLZR, and evening man Jay Phil - pott has resigned.

"When I first came to 'QFM in '80 I had to rebuild the whole staff, and this is a similar situation," Al- berts commented. "What has happened has made the company even more committed than ever before. Morale is extremely high, and I'm just glad I'm able to be a part of it."

WQFM GM Ralph Barnes said Alberts is one of several candidates for the PD job.

WLZR GM Dave Crowl told R&R, "Since we switched to AOR in February, Greg has done an excellent job of strengthening and re-

AUSHAM /See Page 33

Bryant Upped To WKRQ VP /GM

Jim Bryant has been upped from GSM at Great American (formerly Taft) outlet WKRC /Cincinnati to VP /GM at FM CHR sister WKRQ. The move follows Mark Hubbard's exit from WKRQ to join Osborn Communications (see separate story, ).

Great American President Carl Wagner commented, "Jim's years of experience with our group havé given him the knowledge to maintain WKRQ's leadership position and to further its growth in the future."

Bryant told R&R, "It's a great move up, and a big challenge. The station has a lot of history in an exciting market. We'll keep doing what we've been doing and hope- fully just keep on getting better."

Bryant joined WKRC in 1981 as an AE. He was named GSM three and a half years ago.

PAGE THREE l OCTOBER 23, 1987

MTV GOES FOR STREET, POP BUZZ MTV has added a new "Buzz Bin" rotation for acts on the verge of mass appeal status. The channel also set criteria for considering pop and dance Top 20 hits that it might not previously have played. Details in Video Music.

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FEATURES WASHINGTON: FCC stalls indecency rules, but moves on call letters 9

RADIO BUSINESS: Latest on federal, Florida ad tax action 1C

OVERVIEW: SALES STRATEGY: Going after mall dollars 15 MANAGEMENT: How top execs get paid -

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presents 2 TECHNOLOGY: "Mood swimsuits" that change

color - in select locations 22 NEWSBREAKERS 24 STREET TALK 26 R &R INTERVIEW: PolyGram President Dick Asher 32 VITAL SIGNS: Rock's role in teenage lifestyles 3i3

RATINGS: Arbitron and Birch summer numbers, with new combined summaries 38 HOLIDAY PROGRAMMING SPECIAL: Three pages of seasonal specials for your holiday needs 40 NETWORK FEATURE FILE 44 PROGRAM SUPPLIERS 45 ON THE RECORDS: Back again (for now) with more hideously garbled lyrics 43 MUSIC: Inexpensive EPs help metal bands 48 DATEBOOK 49 CALENDAR 50 MARKETPLACE E'5

OPPORTUNITIES 68

FORMATS CHR: Small- market winners 51

AOR: New reporters welcomed 54 URBAN CONTEMPORARY: WDJY wins Washington race 56 AC: Small- market winners 60 COUNTRY: Recapping CMA Awards week 61

NASHVILLE: Photos from the writers' awards bashes 84

MUSIC INFORMATION NATIONAL MUSIC FORMATS 45

VIDEO MUSIC: MTV and VH -1 playlists 47 URBAN CONTEMPORARY 70 JAZZ 74 COUNTRY 75 MUSIC -INTENSIVE AC 78 FULL -SERVICE AC 81

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CAPITOL GATHERS PROMO STAFF - Capitol Records recently held its yearly promotion meeting in Newport Beach, CA. Shown (l -r, back row) are Dave Morrell, NY; Jeff Blalock, Nashville; Jack Snyder, Cleveland; and Stan

Foreman, Seattle; (1 -r, middle) John Baker, Cincinnati; National Club rep Frank Murray; Susan Epstein, L.A.; Phil Fox,

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WSIX (AM) Drops Country For MOR, Info

WSIX (AM) /Nashville will drop Country for a mixture of "upper - demo MOR and news, information, and sports" on November 2, according to WSIX -AM & FM PD Eric Marshall.

"The station will target 35+ and be full- service in the broadest sense of the word: information -oriented with a music mix ranging from Sinatra to Mathis to James láylor, Neil Diamond, and Barbra Streisand," he said.

Seven- and -a- half -year station vet Jerry Minshall will host the morning show, joined by new newsman Dan Osborne, who's been out of the business the last three years.

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WSIX has been the Nashville Sounds' minor league baseball out-

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ball and basketball. It will also carry professional sports packages offered by the various networks.

Fred Mills lenge and an opportunity for the urban promotion department. As a result, we have had to expand and strengthen our position in every area of the country. Ron's vast industry experience speaks for itself, and we welcome him back to Poly - Gram. Fred has been a longtime friend in radio, and his musical knowledge and business acumen is tops. He's a welcome addition to the staff."

Ellison headed his own promotion/marketing firm in Los An- geles, Effective Music Marketing, before joining Warner Bros. last year. From 1980.83 he was Sr. VP/ Marketing at ARC Records, and he worked at Mercury from 1978 -80.

Mills has worked at WNJR for the past eight years, and also been active in independent production with area bands. Previously he headed indie promotion/marketing firm Unlimited.

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WZRC Waves Farewell To Z -Rock Format Last Friday (10 -16) at 11:30pm,

Metro Mass Media's hard -rock "Z- Rock"- formatted WZRC /Des Plaines, IL (Chicago market) changed calls to WTWV and switched affiliations to SMN's "The Wave." The only localization within the satellite feed of Metropolitan's pop /rock /jazz /new age format comes in AM drive, when local news and traffic conditions are aired.

According to OM Kevin Jay, "Advertiser reaction has been positive; we've had some holdovers from the old format. On the other hand, we had some people show up with pickets over the weekend to protest our switch."

A TV and billboard campaign was launched in conjunction with the format change. "Our first TV spots ran during the World Series.

Allen New PD At KXKL

David Allen has been named PD at Shamrock's KXKL -AM & FM (Kool 105) /Denver. Allen replaces Steve Nicholls, who was with the simulcast combo for nine weeks during its transition from Country to Gold.

Allen was most recently PD of Transtar's Specials Division, responsible for the programs "Ro- mancin' The Oldies" and "Satur- day Night Supergold." Before that he was PD at "Classic Hits" KLSC/ Denver (now KYBG) and OM at KVMT /Vail.

KXKL GM Marty Loughman told R&R, "My intention had been to find a PD with experience in the format and the market. I was for- tunate enough to have Dave Allen, who meets both those criteria. He'd voiced a desire to come back to Denver and the combination of things worked out."

"When I came on board, this station was in very good condition and very well- organized," Allen said. "It's an exciting radio station because the energy level is really high "

KXKL adopted a mainstream Gold posture in July after spending most of this decade as Country KBRQ -AM & FM. In the summer Arbitron, the combo was up 2.2 -2.9, making KXKL the leader in a three -way Gold race.

We're targetting upwardly mobile people, both in Chicago and in the suburbs. Our strong suit is the highly -populated North Shore area."

Asked about differences between WTWV and Chicago's WNUA, Jay said, "Anyone who checks it out closely will find we're not that similar. Our music formula is about one -third light Jazz, one- third New Age, and one -third Soft Rock. They tend to have more of a Jazz flavor and are going after the Urban audience. Granted, this might be a West Coast hybrid format, but we firmly believe there's a market for it here."

Jay and GM Craig Wilbraham remain with the station, but some staff changes in sales and on -air personnel have been made. "We're making some substantial technical improvements," Jay added.

Results from Chicago's summer Arbitron placed WZRC in a tie for 24th 12+ with a 1.1.

Masla Sells Katz Its Rep Contracts

Masla Radio has sold the majority of its representation contracts to the Katz Radio Group. The former Masla stations will be repped by the following Katz companies: Banner Radio, Republic Radio, Christal Radio, Katz Radio, and Katz Hispanic Radio Sales.

Katz President Ken Swetz said, "We see the purchase of these contracts as an investment opportunity for the companies, as well as an opportunity to provide broadcasters with the same quality representation they were getting under Masla."

Masla President Jack Masla explained, "The timing was right. Katz made me an offer I couldn't refuse. The business has changed so drastically over the years that now you either have to be a very big company or a very small one. We've been a medium -sized company. There's just no place for us now."

Masla, who has been in the business for 30 years, told R&R he is planning to explore station ownership.

ALPERT, JONES GET NARAS HONOR - Herb Alpert and Quincy Jones will be honored for distinguished service to the L.A. chapter of NARAS and the recording industry at large, with the presentation occurring at the first annual membership awards luncheon in L.A. November 18. Pictured (l -r) are Alpert, Jones, L.A. NARAS President Stix Hooper, and membership committee Chairman Brooks Arthur.

Mayne Leaves WBAP & KSCS For Warners Mosesman To WB Nat'l Country Post

Bill Mayne Longtime Country programmer

and WBAP & KSCS /Dallas OM Bill Mayne is leaving the Cap Cities/ ABC Country outlets after four years to become Southwest Re- gional Marketing Manager for Warner Bros. /Nashville. His last day will be October 30, but he won't start with WB until January 1, 1988.

Mayne replaces Denny Mosesman, who is relocating to Nashville to become National Field Promotion Manager with WB, also effective January 1.

WB /Nashville VP /Promotion Nick Hunter told R&R, "Denny's been with WB since 1983 and was with Elektra for four years before that. He's earned the right to come up here and get a national slot."

Hunter's only comment about Mayne's joining WB was, "Now he'll have to listen to our records."

Mayne commented, "Being part of the legend that is WBAP, and taking part in KSCS's growth as we've restructured the station the

Denny Mosesman last few months, has been wonderful. But I'm 36, and after 17 years of getting up and going to a radio station every morning I just decided I'd like to do something different."

Mayne's early career was spent in CHR. He was a KRLY /Houston personality, and later programmed KNOW /Austin and KCNR &

KPAM /Portland. He moved into Country pro-

gramming in 1981 when he joined KVET & KASE /Austin. From there it was to Los Angeles to program KZLA and later KLAC when it was purchased by Cap Cities. In 1985, as Cap Cities prepared to spin off KLAC & KZLA following its acquisition of ABC, Mayne was named PD at its WBAP.

Last December Mayne was promoted to OM for WBAP and sister KSCS. After several years of de- clining ratings, KSCS climbed from a winter '87 12+ 3.2 in Arbi- tron to a spring 4.5. It moved to 5.8 in the summer ARB.

Fields PD At WJYL

Tbny Fields has been promoted to PD at Inter- Urban's WJYL /Lou- isville, which he joined several weeks ago for mornings after an evening stint at crosstown CHR WDJX. He is now sitting out an on- air non -compete clause from WDJX, and will join his former WLOU partner Gary Rogers in mornings on WJYL around mid - November. Previous PD Maurice Harrod is now OM, responsible for personnel functions.

GM Paul Bather told R&R, "Our ratings have increased 25% since the first of the year. We think with Tbny's arrival in morning drive, which has been our weakest day - part, we can move into Louisville's top three."

Until Fields goes on-air at WJYL the station is running a "where is Tbny Fields" contest, with $101 prizes to winners who spot him in any public place.

"I've been in this market for seven or eight years," said Fields. "I have a pretty good grasp of what people want - an uptempo Urban station - and I'm going to give it to them. Right now the music is divided almost evenly between fast and slow; we'll try to change that to 70/30."

Fields began his career at longtime Black giant WLOU as a part- timer. He spent five years there, working his way up to MD.

WJYL became a market factor in early 1984 when it posted a 7.0 by becoming the market's only CHR at the time. Inter -Urban switched WJYL to UC when it took over that summer. With a format monopoly on FM, WJYL has beat WLOU consistently for 15 months. It cracked a six share for the first time in the summer book.

New owners Louisville Radio Partnership are expected to take over in January.

McGovern GSM At WCCO

Don McGovern, GSM at KMPC/ Los Angeles for 14 years, has been named GSM at News /Talk WCCO/ Minneapolis.

"This has got to be the most complete radio station in existence," he commented. "I also landed a wind- fall, because I got here just as the Minnesota Twins [carried by WCCO] walked into the World Series."

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FCC Stalls On Smut Okays Limited Call Sign Rule Changes

The FCC has temporarily postponed action on plans to "clarify" its new policy on indecent broadcasts, but says it will rule on the matter November 24.

The Commission was scheduled to announce its plans during its regular monthly meeting on 11 les- day (10/20), but shelved the item at the last minute at the direction of Chairman Dennis Patrick.

FCC General Counsel Diane Kil- lory said the Commissioners need more time to resolve problems involved with the conflict between First Amendment rights and the interest in protecting children from smutty material.

Call Sign Rules Changed In another controversial matter,

the FCC says it will streamline present call sign rules involving station ownership changes but nixed a proposed rule that broadcasters feared would cause pandemonium in the industry.

Last February the Commission proposed to wipe out rules govern- ing the use of "K" and "W" call signs, and to allow many stations to use identical calls. The proposal provoked widespread opposition from broadcasters who claimed it would confuse the public.

The Commission has now found there is no shortage of available call signs, and the benefits of main- taining the geographic restrictions outweighed any inconvenience to broadcasters. Stations west of the

Mississippi River will continue to be assigned calls with "K" pre- fixes; those east of the river will continue to receive "W" handles.

Stations in different broadcast services, such as a TV station and an FM station, will be allowed to use identical call signs even if the stations are not commonly owned. The FCC says any station wishing to use such a call sign must first get the written permission of the existing call sign holder.

The Commission also will amend its rules to waive its first -come- first -served policy when licensees switch frequencies in their market area. Existing rules require stations in such cases to give up their call sign first, then ask the Com- mission for permission to use it again.

"It seems to be a sensible, ra- tional response to a chaotic proposal," said Commissioner Jim Quel- lo. "I'm glad to see that common sense prevailed."

"I don't think this docket requires intensive comment from me," said Chairman Patrick to laughter, "except to say, for those who believe that this Commission is disposed to deregulate for the sake of deregulation, I would have them note this item."

Swift Introduces Renewal Reform Bill

Flying in the face of criticism from the broadcast industry, Rep. Al Swift (D-WA) introduced his version of two-step license renewal reform legislation on Capitol Hill last week (10/15). The bill (HR 3493) leaves the door open for public interest provisions originally drafted last June, and requires that broadcasters be judged by a standard of "meritorious" service.

"I believe the public interest standard as we have always known it is in serious jeopardy of disap- pearing altogether," Swift said. "This bill clearly reasserts that vital standard."

Swift said broadcast industry representatives such as the NAB have failed to make what he called necessary compromises to get re- forms they need. "It hurts to see an industry put itself in such danger willingly, eagerly," Swift commented. The NAB recently said it would support a license renewal bill covering radio only, but the Congressman said he wasn't interested in that proposal.

NAB President Eddie Fritts re- sponded with thanks for Swift's effort but objected to the possible tradeoffs the bill allows. "We are concerned that many more provisions negative to broadcasters, such as reimposition of the three - year rule, could be inserted as the bill winds its way through the legis- lative process," he said.

The bill proposes that an incumbent licensee first be evaluated by the Commission as to how "meri- toriously" it has served the public interest. This would require sta-

tions to keep records of public service programming.

In return for nixing financial set- tlements paid by incumbent licensees to challengers, the bill provides for "one other thing" - an unspecified tradeoff such as rein- statement of the three -year ownership rule or commercial limits on children's television program - ming to pacify public interest ad- vocates in Congress.

"We just don't see the bill as being desirable for the industry, and we are looking for some kind of radio-only approach," NAB lobbyist Steve Jacobs told R&R. "We're not sure we would gain very much from a meritorious service standard."

In his statement, Fritts said NAB would continue to support the bill (HR 1140) introduced last Febru- ary by Rep. Tom Tauke (R -lA), which requires a less stringent "substantial" public service standard broadcasters feel would better protect their programming free- doms.

House Commerce Committee hearings on both the Swift and Tauke bills are expected to be held in early 1988.

NEWS BRIEFS More Daytimers Get

Nighttime Hours The extinction of daytime -only broad-

cast stations drew closer recently as the FCC gave the go -ahead for more daytimers to operate at night on 14 for-

eign clear channels. Previously, US stations within 650 miles of Canada and Mexico were prohibited from oper- ating at night on these channels, as stipulated by the North American Re- gional Broadcasting Agreement (NARBA). But the Commission reported that recent international talks determined those protection levels "far ex- ceeded" requirements needed to avoid interference, so more US stations can operate on them.

Because the NARBA rules still apply to Bahamian clear channels, only partial nighttime operation on 1540 KHz was granted to US daytimers within 650 miles of tha Bahamas. However, the FCC says the Bahamian government "intends to denounce NARBA" and stick only to another international agreement with no such restrictive measures.

Twenty -cne of the 41 daytimers on the 1540 KHz frequency are now authorized for nighttime broadcasting, although the Commission noted that some stations even outside of the 650 -mile boundary will continue to

have operations restricted until NARBA

rules are scrapped.

Tennessee Upholds Reporters' Shield Law The right of news reporters to keep

sources' identities confidential has been unanimously upheld by Tennes- see's Supreme Court. The court decided that WDODIChattanooga, TN reporter Mark Curriden could lawfully refuse to identify a source who con- fessed to murder in a news series on unsolved crimes in the Chattanooga region. State law enforcement officials claimed that Curriden was ex- empt from the shield laws because he had exclusive access to the uniden- tified source. However, the Supreme Court upheld an earlier court of ap- peals ruling that said the state hadn't tried hard enough on its own to find the self -proclaimed murderer.

Gutin New CPB Chairman

Texas public TV broadcaster How- ard Gutin was elected new Chairman of the Corporation for Public Broad- casting's board of directors at their recent annual meeting. The board also elected former CPB Board Chairman

October 23, 1987 R &R u 9

PAT CLAWSON

and New York corporate entreprer eur William Hanley Jr. as Vice Chairman.

In other action, CPB VP /Telecom- munications David Brugger was pro-

moted to Sr. VP.

NAB Launches AIDS Education Campaign

A 15- segment radio PSA series on the myths and facts about AIDS is being produced by NAB in conjunction with the US Department of Healüi and Human Services. "AIDS. Let's Give America The Facts" features one- to two -minute messages from medical authorities at the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta. Stations are! encouraged to use the segments a > part of public affairs or news programming, and NAB is supplementing the apes with lists of the most frequently ú sked questions about AIDS and additional information sources. NAB iadio Board Chairman Jerry Lyman sa d the project "approaches the AIDS issue from both a national and, more i.npor- tantly, a local perspective. It wi I give stations the tools to develop un -air material geared to the specific seeds of individual communities." The materials will be available by calling NAB at (202) 429 -5420.

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RADIO BUSINESS

TRANSACTIONS

Trading Slower Than Molasses John Price Picks Up Northern California Combo, Beasley Jumps Into Florida Quick -Flip

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KOMS & KSHAIRedding, CA PRICE: $2 million

BUYER: Price Broadcasting Co. of Salt Lake City, headed by John Price. The company also owns KBUG &

KCPX /Salt Lake City; WEZLICharles- ton; KKRDIWichita; KGA &

KDRK /Spokane; KHYV & KBEEIMo- desto, CA; KROW & KNEVIReno; and WWVA & WOVK /Wheeling. SELLER: Redding AM Inc. and Red-

ding FM Inc., both controlled by

Eugene Hill, Joy Hill, and Jerry McGee. DIAL POSITION: 1400 kHz; 100 kw POWER: 1 kw; 1560 feet FORMAT: AC

WORL/Orlando, FL PRICE: $1,935,000 BUYER: Augusta Broadcasters. a division of Beasley Radio Corp., headed by George Beasley. Beasley recently

announced plans to buy WORZIOrlan- do and WIKX /North Ft. Myers, FL. He also owns interests in WMOO & WBLX /Mobile; WFAIIFayetteville, NC; WGACIAugusta, GA; WPHRICIeve- land; WBIGIReidsville, NC; WYNGI Evansville, IN; WTEL & WXTU /Phila- delphia; WKMLILumberton, NC; WFTC & WRNS /Kingston, NC; WLAT & WYAVIConway, SC; WEDA /Grove City, PA; KFMD /Pella, ID; WPOW /M1-

ami; WRXK /Bonita Springs, FL; WGMB /Georgetown, SC; WMRO & WAURIAurora, IL; WGNC & WLITI Gastonia, NC; WREY & WMVBIMill- ville, NJ; KAAYILittle Rock; and KSSRIBastrop, TX.

SELLER: WORL Radio Inc., owned by Willie Martin. He purchased the sta-

tion only two weeks ago from Metro- plex Communications for $1.65 mil-

lion.

DIAL POSITION: 1270 kHz POWER: 5 kw FORMAT: Urban BROKER: Stan Raymond of Stan Ray- mond & Associates Inc.

WAJOIMarion PRICE: $55,000 BUYER: Rollins Broadcasting Com- pany, owned by Elijah Rollins and An- nie Rollins. SELLER: Marion Radio Inc., owned by

Paul Reynolds and James Denis. They also own WJAMIMarion, AL.

Denis also owns an interest in WKLF &

WEZZICIanton, AL. DIAL POSITION: 1310 kHz

POWER: 5 -kw daytimer FORMAT: Urban

KJWHICamden PRICE: $270,000 BUYER: Gary Coates, who also owns KBJT & KQEW /Fordyce, AR. SELLER: KJWH Inc., owned by Bobby Patterson. DIAL POSITION: 1450 kHz POWER: 1 -kw daytimer FORMAT: AC

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TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE

Deals So Far In 1987: $2,337,798,513 This Week's Action: $7,828,433

Deals Of The Week: KQMS & KSHA /Redding, CA $2 million WORL /Orlando, FL $1,935,000

WAJO /Marion, AL $55,000 KJWH /Camden, AR $270,000 KOFC /Fayetteville, AR $135,000

KLOV -FM /Loveland, CO $930,000 WRCR /Rushville, IN $400,000 KSPG -AM & FMIEI Dorado, KS $425,000

KINCIWinfield, KS $125,000 KIMBIKimball, NE $50,000 WDAO /Dayton $725,000 WOYKIYork $250,000 WNKX /Gatlinburg, TN $275,000

KPAR /Granbury, TX $250,000 KMOO -AM & FM /Mineola, TX $3433 for 20% of stock

KOFC /Fayetteville PRICE: $135,000 BUYER: William Disney and Martha Disney. SELLER: Lonnie Horton. DIAL POSITION: 1250 kHz POWER: 1 -kw daytimer FORMAT: Religion COMMENT: This is the second sale this year of the station, formerly known as KHOG. Horton purchased this property in May for $95,000.

KLOV -FM /Loveland PRICE: $930,000 BUYER: Crown Broadcasting Inc., headed by President Ron Strother. SELLER: Aspen Leaf Broadcasting Corp., debtor -in- possession headed by Travis Reeves. DIAL POSITION: 1028 kHz POWER: 3 kw at 284 feet FORMAT: AC

BROKER: Ray Hambrick of Pat Thompson Co.

WRCR /Rushville PRICE: $400,000 BUYER: Quantum Broadcasting Corp., owned by Louis Disinger, Sharon Disinger, Ned Arthur, and John Leatherman Jr. Mr. Disinger also owns an interest in WGOM & WMRI/ Marion, IN.

SELLER: Rush County Broadcasting Co., owned by Edward Roehling. He is

Director /Broadcasting of noncommer- cial WICR /Indianapolis. DIAL POSITION: 94.3 MHz POWER: 740 watts at 550 feet FORMAT: AC

KSPG -AM & FMIEI Dorado PRICE: $425,000 BUYER: Gary Violet SELLER: KIKZ Inc., owned by Gary Russell. DIAL POSITION: 1360 kHz; 99.3 MHz POWER: 500 -watt daytimer; 3 kw at

175 feet FORMAT: Country

KINCIWinfield PRICE: $125,000 BUYER: Valu- Broadcasting Inc., own-

ed by Earl Sauder and his son

Stephen Sauder. They also own KVOE & KFFXIEmporia, KS.

SELLER: Courtney Broadcasting Co.,

owned by Ira Courtney and Betty Courtney. DIAL POSITION: 1550 kHz

POWER: 250 -watt daytimer FORMAT: AC

KIMBIKimball PRICE: $50,000 BUYER: Western Management Corp., owned by Joel Wiens, Peggy Hull, Michael Nelson, Max Revell, James Prince, and Dyle Dillon. SELLER: James George DIAL POSITION: 1260 kHz

POWER: 1 -kw daytimer FORMAT: Country

WDAO /Dayton PRICE: $725,000 BUYER: Johnson Communications Inc., headed by President James

Johnson Jr. SELLER: Stoner Broadcasting Sys-

tern Inc., headed by Thomas Stoner. The company also owns WWSNIDay- ton; KHAK -AM & FM /Cedar Rapids; KSO & KGGOIDes Moines; WAMX- AM & FM /Huntington, WV; WIMZ -AM

& FM /Knoxville; WNBF & WHWKI Binghamton, NY; WBYUINew Orleans; WYRKIBuffalo; and WCMFI Rochester. DIAL POSITION: 1210 kHz POWER: 1 -kw daytimer FORMAT: News/Talk

WOYK /York PRICE: $250,000 BUYER: Starview Media Inc., owned by Douglas George and Jimmie George. They also own WHTFIStar- view, PA. SELLER: The Baltimore Radio Show Inc., headed by President Harry Shriver. The company also owns WKHIIOcean City, MD and WFBRIBaI- timore. DIAL POSITION: 1350 kHz POWER: 5 kw days /1 kw nights FORMAT: Big Band

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WNKX /Gatlinburg PRICE: $275,000 BUYER: Great Smoky Mountains Broadcasting Inc., owned by Charles Ketron, Truett Frazier, and Conrad Jett. The company also owns WSEVI Sevierville, TN, and is an applicant for a new FM at Seymour, TN.

SELLER: Vacation Media Inc., owned by Roy James Maples. DIAL POSITION: 105.5 MHz POWER: 310 watts at 945 feet FORMAT: Country

KPAR /Granbury PRICE: $250,000 BUYER: James Parr and Francis Parr. SELLER: Granbury Broadcasting Inc., owned by Gary Lucker. DIAL POSITION: 1420 kHz POWER: 500 watts FORMAT: AC

KMOO -AM & FM /Mineola PRICE: $3433 for 20% of stock BUYER: KMOO Inc., owned by L.H. Bobo and Virgil Peacock. SELLER: Stock owned by M.R. Mont- gomery. DIAL POSITION: 1510 kHz POWER: 500 -watt daytimer FORMAT: Country

Congress Rejects Ad Tax Revenue Proposals

Advertising tax deductions were spared the Congres- sional hatchet last week in tax revenue bills passed by House and Senate committees. Broadcast and advertising industry lobbyists had testified at Congressional hearings last summer against proposals such as cutting ad tax deductibility by 20 % . Also abandoned were proposals to kill tax deductibility on advertising of so-called "sin" products such as alcohol and tobacco.

Lobbyists at the American Ad- vertising Federation and NAB were jubilant. "The strong efforts of our local radio and television broadcasters in raising this issue with senators and representatives was crucial to our success," said NAB President Eddie Fritts.

"While we are pleased that this battle turned out in our favor, we know that the question of advertising deductibility will continue to come up as the Congress wrestles with the budget deficits. We remain opposed to this proposal due to its discriminatory nature and the fact that it is bad tax policy," Fritts added.

WADO SIGNS WITH CABALLERO - Leading New York Hispanic station WADO will now be repped by Caballero Spanish Media. Pictured at the signing are (l -r) WADO VP /Sales Luiz Sa/varez, Caballero President Eduar- do Caballero, and WADO VP /GM Herb Levin.

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Florida Ad Tax Persists In Florida, however, broadcast-

ers' hopes were dashed last week as the legislature ended three weeks of special sessions without repealing the state's controversial five percent advertising tax.

According to Susan Traylor, Press Secretary for Governor Bob Martinez, state House and Senate leaders plan to resume meetings about the tax in December and will hold public hearings around the state in the interim.

"We're a little skeptical about these public hearings, frankly, because all the efforts the (House and Senate) leadership made were to save the tax," Traylor told R&R. "We believe the rank- and -file members wanted repeal on the day the leadership decided to adjourn and go home. The winner usually doesn't get up and walk away from the table first. It really appears to us that the leadership lost control

of the members." Until the December hearings,

Traylor said the governor will make speeches around the state to campaign against the tax.

Florida Association of Broad- casters President -Elect and tax committee Chairman George Hyde, VP /GM of WQBA /Miami, said, "I think the focus of the FAB can be summarized as `stay the course.' When we started fighting this thing, we really had no expec- tation that we would be able to make any sort of progress before the next session in April. But in four months we've been able to convince both the House and the Senate to pass a bill which exclud- ed advertising from further taxation. Conceptually, the governor is also on the side of exempting advertising from taxation."

Hyde said the FAB decided at a board meeting last week it will continue anti -tax activities, but in a diplomatic way. He believes it is unwise for broadcasters to take a heavily negative stance at this point.

"I would not want all that we have gained to be lost by a sudden, ill- advised outcry just because we're upset," Hyde said. "If the broadcasters in Florida now start a campaign of retribution, the legislators will find some way of getting back at us, whether it's another tax or something else."

Traylor said since the tax went into effect July 1, the governor's office has received about 27,000 letters protesting it. Even though Martinez at first vowed to fight for the tax, he subsequently bowed to pressure from fellow Republicans and called for its repeal. During the legislature meetings, the state attorney general announced that repeal of the tax without its replacement would be unconstitu- tional. Subsequent proposals included revising the tax or replacing it with a sales tax increase.

CALL SIGN CHANGES Alabama

Troy: WRJM to WALO (requested 10/1)

Alaska Anchorage: KDEJ to KEAG (10/5)

Arkansas Camden: KCEZ to KCXY (9/25)

California Corning: KVCC to WEZD (10/5) San Diego: KSDO -FM to KSWV (9/25)

Florida Brawley: KMMG to KWST (9/29) Chiefiand: WTBH (new station, 9/29) Panama City: WLVV to WILN (11/2) Sanford: WUEZ to WKUS (requested

10/1) Williston: WLLO to WFEZ (10/6)

Illinois Rantoul: WLTM (new station, 10/1)

Indiana Brazil: WSDM to WBZL (10/15)

Massachusetts Cherry Valley: WCRN (new station,

9/29)

Springfield: WHFM to WHYN -FM (10/5)

Nevada Reno: KOLO to KOLO (9/30)

New Jersey Ocean City: WOVR to WKTU (11/12)

New York Albany: WWCN to WOKO (9/25) Brownville: WXIK (new station, 10 /1) Clifton Park: WCSF to WVKZ (9/28) Ithaca: WHCU -FM to WXYL (10/5) Webster: WMJO (new station, 9/29)

North Carolina Gamer: WKBO to WHEV (10/1)

Oklahoma Ada: KASX to KFIX (11 /1)

Oregon Rosenburg: KRSB to KTBR (10/1)

South Carolina Charleston: WXTC to WXTC -FM,

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NOVEMBER

Seven Shopping 1

Weekends 'Til Christmas Ski Areas Start To Open Financial

Pre -Tax Planning Personal Loans Precious Metals

THANKSGIVING DAY 26

Restaurants & Hotels (Dinner Specials)

Airport Parking Local Thanksgiving Day

Parades General Retail

(2pm- Midnight Pre - Christmas Openings)

Sporting Goods Stores Toy Stores Liquor Store Sales

Holiday Buys Price -Cuttings Wine Tastings

Bowl Games Radio & TV Sales &

Rentals Advertising For Local

Media Coverage Nurseries

Christmas Tree Sales &

Decorations Arts & Crafts Stores

NBA Season Begins 6

Retail Recruitment Advertising (Part -time Holiday Help)

Bookstores Home Improvements/

Furnishings Home Heating Sales &

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VETERAN'S DAY

General Retail 20% Off Sales On: Crystal & Dishes Small Appliances Microwaves Men's, Women's Misses' Apparel

Auto Sales & Leasing Sporting Goods

Ski Equipment Saes Paint Stores Antique Shows & Sales Bedding Computers & Software Furriers Children's Clothes Gourmet Coffee Stores Pest Control

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Largest Retail Day 27 Mall Promotions Of The Year

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Developing Tobacco Stores

Candy Stores

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Briefcases Baggage Gifts

Hardware Stores Power Tools

possible, start canvassing the mall merchants with your package, stressing that their participation will count towards their MPRs and that the mall is picking up half the cost out of its co- op budget.

If you are unable to secure the cooperation of the mall's management, try to form your own mall co-op by selling a "mall shopper concept." This involves selling 60- second spots in which two or three participants underwrite the cost of each spot, which can then be pro-rated on the basis of each participant's share of the total spot length.

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R. OVERV /EW

MANAGEMENT

CEOs: Bonuses, Benefits & Perks The average chief executive

officer is 46 years of age, has been with his present

employer for 12 of those years (68% of the time, he founded the company), and earns a base salary of $74,379.

However, according to a recent survey conducted by Inc. magazine, the addition of bonuses, benefits, and other perks push the average CEO's total compensation to an annual $96,811. The latter figure, incidentally, represents a 23% increase in the average CEO's total compensation over 1985 -86.

At least 48% of these CEOs report receiving bonuses, with the average bonus equal to 25% of their base salary.

How Bonuses Are Determined

While 83% of the companies pay bonuses directly to the individuals, at 72% of the firms this money is placed in a bonus pool to be divided among worthy individuals. (The to-

tal here is greater than 100% because a number of companies use a combination of the two methods.)

Among companies that pay bon-

uses directly, 58% of the time these bonuses are completely discretionary. Another 30% of the time the bonus is related to achievement of

Who Gets The Perks? Many companies provide their chief executive officer, their chief op-

erating officer, their chief financial officer, and their chief managing

officer with benefits and perks above and beyond those which are

available on a company -wide basis. The table below shows which percent-

age of each corner office gets the lion's share of these executive per-

quisites: Benefit or Perk

Company car & expenses Supplemental life insurance Supplemental medical insurance Tax -return preparation Club dues & expenses Personal tax & financial planning Annual physical examination Low or no-interest loans Supplemental retirement benefits Deferred compensation Firstclass air travel

CEO

82% 84% 41% 52% 44% 31% 28% 26% 15% 16% 11%

COO CMO

66% 71% 60% 58% 39% 39% 32% 23% 28% 26% 17% 12% 28% 28% 18% 18% 13% 13% 15% 13% 8% 7%

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Paid For Performance: In the US, 38% of a chief exec's pay depends on his or his company's performance. In Germany

it's 19 %; in Japan, 15% Source: Towers, Perrin Forster & Crosby

profit goals, 28% of the time the bonus is determined by a percentage of the company's profits, and 24% of the time the bonus is tied to achievement of sales goals. Only 8% of individual bonus plans are linked to a percentage of sales or a return on equity, assets, and sales.

As for companies that compute bonuses from a bonus pool, 65% of the time these monies are distributed on a discretionary basis. An- other 20% of the time a fixed formula is used, and 19% of the time these companies determine CEOs' bonuses from a formula that is established annually. (Again, the number of multiple responses to the categories in the previous two paragraphs are due to firms that use more than one method to determine CEO bonuses.)

The typical company that contributed to the Inc. survey had $6.1

million in total revenues, 105 em-

According to a recent survey, fewer than half of the 530 busi- nesses polled provide benefits for parttime workers.

Benefit Pct. Of Companies Offering Benefits

Holiday pay 42% Vacation pay 40% Health insurance 33% Sick pay 30% Pension /Retirement 28%

Source: Administrative Mgt

ployees, and an '86 payroll of $1.3 million, which accounts for an average 26% of the firms' revenues. Interestingly, 95% of the companies surveyed were privately owned.

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Flexible Medical Plans Benefit Employees And Employers

Companies that allow their employees to choose their own packages of health and

medical benefits not only keep their workers happy, but also reap significant financial rewards.

Those companies that provide their employees with a so- called "flexible" health plan help reduce the rate of increased medical costs over a period of time, according to a recent survey conducted by the Lincolnshire, IL -based Hewitt As- sociates firm.

Data for the survey was compiled from 20 companies that im- plemented a flexible benefits program by 1982 or earlier. Statistics show that for these firms the rate

of medical cost increases dropped 18.5 percentage points, from an average of 14.5% above inflation in the year prior to implementation to 4% below inflation by the third year of the program.

The features most commonly adopted under flexible medical programs include increasing de- ductibles (found in 43% of the plans), replacing first dollar medical plans with one or more com- prehensive plans (32% ) , requiring higher contributions for either de- pendents (26 % ) or employees (16% ) , and allowing employees to take an outside medical package that is not offered by the company (18 %).

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DATELINE

October 22 -24 - National Religious Broadcasters Eastern Chapter Meeting. Sandy Cove Bible Conference Center. North East, MD.

October 28 - Paul Kagan Associates' Radio Station Ac- quisitions Seminar, Park Lane Hotel, New York, NY.

October 29-31 - College Media Journal 7th National Music Marathon Convention. Roosevelt Hotel. New York, NY.

November 19-21 - Loyola Radio Conference. Holiday Inn

Mart Plaza. Chicago, IL.

January 23-25, 1988 - RAB Managing Sales Conference. Hyatt Regency. Atlanta, GA.

January 25, 1988 - 15th Annual American Music Awards. Shrine Auditorium. Los Angeles, CA.

January 30 - February 3,

1988 - National Religious Broadcasters 44th Annual Con- vention. Sheraton Washington and Omni Shoreham hotels. Washington, DC.

January 31, 1988 - Super Bowl XXII. Jack Murphy Stadi- um. San Diego, CA.

February 11 -13, 1988 - 19th Annual Country Radio

Seminar. Opryland Hotel. Nash-

ville, TN.

February 12 -13, 1988 - Gavin Convention. St. Francis Hotel. San Francisco, CA.

February 13-28, 1988 - Winter Olympics. Calgary, Al- berta, Canada.

March 2, 1988 - National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences 30th Annual Grammy Awards. Radio City Music Hall. New York, NY.

March 3-6, 1988 -R &R Con- vention. Loews' Anatole. Dallas, TX.



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MEDIA OVERVIEW

Copeland Forms IRS Film, TV Firm IRS Records Chairman Miles

Copeland has announced the formation of IRS World Media,

an independent production corn - pany which will finance and produce low- budget movie and television projects described as "offbeat" and "edgy."

Backed by distribution deals with New Line Cinema and RCA/ Columbia, the new company is headed by President Paul Colich- man and VP /Production Daniel Raskov, with Copeland serving as Chairman. Company headquarters will be located in West Hollywood, with offices in New York, London, Paris, and Universal City, Califor- nia.

The new company already has four pictures in production, one of which, "The Decline Of Western Civilization II: The Metal Years," is a heavy metal follow -up to the rockumentary that captured the early punk music scene in Los An- geles. Penelope Spheeris, who also directed the first "Decline," has already begun filming the new movie.

IRS World Media will finance

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE OCTOBER 16-18

1 Fatal Attraction $7.6 (Paramount)

2 Like Father, Like Son $4.3 (Tri -Star)

3 The Princess Bride $3.6 (20th Century Fox)

4 Someone To Watch $2.2 Over Me (Columbia)

5 Dirty Dancing $1.8 (Vestron)

6 Surrender $1.27 (Columbia)

7 The Principal $1.26 (Tri -Star)

8 Stakeout $1.24 (Buena Vista)

9 Baby Boom $1.22 (MGM/UA)

10 Hello Mary Lou, $.911 Prom Night II (Goldwyn)'

First week in release

All figures in millions Source: Exhibitor Relations Co.

Cher in pre -law daze.

COMING ATTRACTIONS: This weekend's openers include "Suspect," starring Cher as a lawyer involved with a juror and a malevolent third party. Al- so making yet another step from the studio to the silver screen is Michael Des Barres. The former Power Station, Detec- tive, and Sllverhead frontman has a rockin' role in the sci -fi adventure "Nightfiyers," which goes into regional release this week.

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each of its movie productions at a cost of under $3 million per film. In addition to producing feature films, IRS World Media will develop projects in the areas of home video, television, music video, and cable

programming. The company will also continue to produce "The Cut- ting Edge " the 90-minute show- case of current and up- and -coming music talent seen monthly on MTV for the past four years.

TOP TEN SHOWS OCTOBER 12 -18

1 The Cosby Show 2 A Different World 3 Cheers 4 Growing Pains 5 Night Court 6 Who's The Boss 7 NBC Sunday Night Movie

( "Eight Is Enough: A Family Reunion")

8 World Series Game #2 (Sunday Night)

9 National League Championship Game #7 (Wednesday Night)

10 Moonlighting Source: Nielsen Media Research

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

"Trick Or Treat," a 90 -minute Halloween holiday special featuring Gene Simmons and Ozzy Osbourne, will premiere on Showtime (Monday, 10/26, 1:55am). This heavy metal sa- tire /horror movie spoof casts Osboume as a preacher (!). (Showtime will repeat the special Tuesday, 10/27 at 8pm, and again on Halloween night, Saturday, 10/31 at 1 1 pm. )

Billy Joel, keeping his comrade warm.

HBO wifi premiere "Billy Joel From Leningrad, USSR," an hour -long show featuring live highlight footage from Joel and his band's concerts in Russia this past August (Saturday, 10/24, 1 Opm). Featured tunes include "Allentown," "Only The Good Die Young," "Uptown Girl," and Joel's latest single, "Back In The USSR."

Bad boy Sean Penn is this week's guest host on Saturday Night Live (10/24, 11:30pm). Rapper L.L. Cool J is the musical guest.

Rock and roll legend Roy Orbison makes a rare television appearance on the Today Show (Monday, 10/26, 7am).

CURRENT PRINCESS BRIDE (WB) Single: Storybook Love /Mark Knopfler & Willy DeVIIIe DIRTY DANCING (RCA) Singles: I've Had The Time... /Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes

Hungry Eyes /Eric Carmen Featured Artists: Blow Monkeys, Tom Johnston, Zappacosta

BABY BOOM Single: Everchanging Times /Siedah Garrett (Qwest/WB) LA BAMBA (Slash /WB) Singles: Come On Let's Go /Los Lobos

Lonely Teardrops /Howard Huntsberry Other Featured Artists: Brian Setzer, Marshall Crenshaw, Bo Diddley THE BIG EASY (Antilles) Featured Artists: Dixie Cups, Professor Longhair, Buckwheat Zydeco

THE DISORDERLIES (Tin Pan Apple /PG) Single: I Heard A Rumor /Bananarama (London /PG) Other Featured Artists: Bon Jovi, Gwen Guthrie WHO'S THAT GIRL (Sire /WB) Singles: Causing A Commotion /Madonna

24 Hours /Duncan Faure Other Featured Artists: Scritti Polito, Coati Mundi, Club Nouveau DOGS IN SPACE (Atlantic) Featured Artists: Michael Hutchence, Iggy Pop, Brian Eno

PENITENTIARY 111 (RCA) Featured Artists: Gap Band, New Choice TOUGH GUYS DON'T DANCE (Varese Sarabande) Featured Artists: Mel Tillas, Pam Till's

UPCOMING HIDING OUT (Virgin) Single: Catch Me (I'm Falling) /Pretty Poison Other Featured Artists: Roy Orbison & K.D. Lang, All That Jazz DUDES (MCA) Featured Artists: Keel, Megadeth, Little Kings THE SECRET POLICEMAN'S THIRD BALL (Virgin) Featured Artists: Kate Bush, Peter Gabriel, Lou Reed

Famous Names: Only 6% of the 113 billion humans who've lived on our

planet in the last 2.5 million years have seen their names appear in print.

Source: Atlantic Monthly

NEW THIS WEEK AEROSMITH: VIDEO SCRAPBOOK (CBS/Fox)

Frontman Steven Tyler introduces this collection of classic live performances from the veteran riffslingers. Songs include "Dream On," "Sweet Emotion," and "Walk This Way." Street date: (10/29)

Aerosmith, poised to take the video market from behind.

BEST OF BANDSTAND: THE SUPERSTARS (Vestron) Dick Clark's second "Bandstand" tape features vintage footage from the

likes of the Supremos, Danny & the Juniors, Annette Funicello, the Beach Boys, Sam Cooke, and the Jackson 5. 10/28. RIVER'S EDGE (Nelson)

The Enigma soundtrack for this true -life tale from the teenage wasteland includes pretty ditties from such headbangers as Slayer, Fates Warning, Hallows Eve, the Wipers, cult reggae hero Burning Spear, and punk band Agent Orange. (10/28)

BABYSNAKES - THE COMPLETE ORIGINAL VERSION (Honker) An offbeat documentary about life on the road with Frank Zappa and his

band, this two- volume cult classic stars Adrian Beiew (King Crimson, the Bears), Terry Bozzio and Patrick O'Hearn (Missing Persons), Roy Estrada (Little Feat), and Peter Wolf (formerly of the J. Geils Band). (10/28) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS: FORE & MORE (CBS /Fox)

This compilation of conceptual and live music clips sports songs from the band's latest album. Also included is footage on the making of the elaborate "Doan' It All For My Baby" video. (10/29)

VIDEO FROM HELL (Honker) Zappa's "concept show" features scenes from "Uncle Meat" (Zappa's

first feature film), "You Can't Do That On Stage Anymore" (a live performance), and "An American Dissident" (an inside look at Zappa's philosophical views). This video sampler also contains footage from "The True Story Of 200 Motels," which spotlights Ringo Starr, Keith Moon, and Theodore Bikel.

Included in both Honker videos is a pair of "Honker No -D Glasses." Ac- cording to the company, these cardboard spectacles will "provide a unique consumer safeguard for residents of certain socially retarded areas, where vigilante groups amuse themselves by patrolling record and video outlets, foaming at the mouth over 'harmful content.' " Maybe Tipper Gore should order a few copies for the PMRC. (10/28)

VCRs CAUSE SHIFT IN TV VIEWING: When do busy Amer- icans have time to play back all those VCR -taped programs? According to data compiled by Nielsen Media Research, it's a case of Saturday Night (Not) Live.

Saturday night is the most popular time to replay videotaped N programs, with 20% of all playback viewing occurring that evening. Sunday evening is the next most -popular playback time (18 %), followed by Friday evening (16 %), a tie between Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday nights (12 %), and Thursday evening (10 %). (Maybe it's mere coincidence, but television's number one program, "The Cosby Show," also airs on Thursday nights.)

According to the study, daytime television - not prime time TV - is most affected by delay- ed viewing. Research shows that many evening VCR watch- ers are soap opera junkies, but apparently they are not screening their favorite soaps during prime time. In fact, only one - quarter of all playback occurs

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during prime time. (Last season's overall prime -time viewing was decreased by 2 %.)

Specials, plays, and mini- series are the types of shows most likely to be taped by view- ers, followed by feature films and regular television series. Nielsen concluded that the average VCR household has its cassette recorder in a "play" mode an average of five hours per week, and in "record" about 3.5 hours per week.

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it reaches beyond sight. Into the imagination. 200 million listen every week. 3 and a half hours every day. On the road, at work, on the jogging path, 96% of all Americans sing its tune, hear its message. That's the power of radio. Radio advertising sells. How do we know? We've been measuring and describing radio audiences so you can turn the power of radio into money -for over 21 years. Arbitron. We know the territory.

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LIFESTYLES OVERVIEW

Homemade Ice Cream Rising: US ice cream maker sales now stand at nearly

3 million units per year, a 300% increase over 1 985's sales figures.

Source: USA Today

And What Would You Like From Santa This Year? Christmas and Hanukkah are still several weeks away, but now is the time for par-

ents to start purchasing the gifts that will make their tiny tots' eyes all aglow come holiday time. While most parents will do anything to make their children's holidays a happy daze, there is a limit to how much they will spend on seasonal gifts.

According to a recent survey conducted by the Darien, CT -based Fairfield Group research firm, the average parent spends $195 per child each year for Christmas toys. However, three out of four survey respondents believe the current crop of toys is too expensive.

Furthermore, if pushed to buy that extra special toy that their kid just has to have, respondents said the most money they would spend on a single toy would be $63.40.

Nevertheless, for those parents who feel that no price is too dear to pay for their little dears, the NYC - based F.A.O. Schwartz depart-

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ment store has issued its annual "Ultimate Toy Catalogue," which includes the following stocking stuffers:

Mink coat and earmuffs: The catalogue's copywriters suggest that this full skin, domestic ranch mink coat can be "tossed on over a pair of jeans" or "worn with velvet and pearls." Not a bad idea for the society sophisticate, but this coat is designed for girls two to six years of age ( ! ) . To complete the "look," try the matching mink earmuffs (one size fits all). Yes, diamonds may be a girl's best friend, but as the catalogue succinctly states,

"nothing gratifies like mink." Price: mink coat, $2500; earmuffs, $65.

Miniature Ferrari: This flam- ing red mini- Ferrari Testarossa Junior can reach speeds of up to 28

mph, which is easily as fast as any full-size car travels on an L.A. freeway during rush hour. For parents who don't want their kids puttin' the pedal to the metal, the car can be regulated so as not to exceed a set, lower speed limit. Made in Ita- ly, the bellissimo exterior design is matched by some impressive under- the -hood engineering. Sporting a 12 -volt battery and an electric ig-

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nition, the gas -powered car features an automatic transmission, an 11- horsepower 3600 rpm engine, front and rear suspension, and hydraulic disc brakes. The car measures 9' 4" long by 4'5" wide by 2'8'ßz" high. Price: $14,500.

Big Apple Birthday Party : The lucky birthday boy or girl and 13 of his or her special guests are whisk- ed off to NYC and taken by limo to the Plaza Hotel. Storybook characters escort the group through a tour of the hotel and - naturally - the F.A.O. Schwartz department store. (The birthday child and guests have the entire store to themselves for one hour.) Also included in the package is a horsedrawn carriage ride through Central Park, an overnight stay at the Plaza for the entire party, and, to quote the catalogue by way of Robin Leach, "gifts galore for you and your friends." Price: $18,000 (airfare not included.).

"Star in your own video car- toon!" This might be the ultimate gift of self -expression for any kid brought up in the video age. The budding film wunderkind is flown to New York or Los Angeles to take meetings with the writer, producer, and director of his or her personalized video, based on the child's own plot idea. Up to 17

weeks may be needed to complete the baby mogul's production, which is presented at a private screening. Price: $180,000 (all expenses included).

African Safari: The catalog promises all the sites and sounds associated with a traditional Afri- can safari. Land Rovers will transport you to an exclusive campsite, complete with a tent as luxurious as the best hotel. Lounge around the campfire eating gourmet meals and taking in the sights while preparing for a private ex- pedition in search of rhinos, zebras, and wildebeests. The $50,000 price is based on first -class accommodations, transportation, meals, taxes, and fees for 14 days for two adults and two children.

CHRONICLE

Born To: WLTQIMilwaukee air person-

ality Dick Alpert, wife Debbie, daughter Mara Elizabeth, Sep- tember 30.

WIZNIBurlington, VT GSM Gregg Neavin, wife Lauren, daughter Erin Turner, October 9.

Marriages: Radioscope magazine Editor

Dan Stuart to Radioscope edi- torial assistant Carla Almore, September 19.

WZZOIAllentown-Bethle- hem, PA PD Gene Romano to WZZO AE Barbara Defrances- co, October 10.

WHTQ /Orlando MD /air personality Slats to Judy Nydam, October 17.

Top 20 Latino Metros

There are an estimated six million Latinos living in Los An- geles and New York City, giving those two metros the first- and second -largest Latino popula- tions of all US cities, respectively.

The top 20 US cities in terms of greatest concentration o- La-

tino population are:

City Latino Population (In Thousands)

1 Los Angeles 3G14 2 New York 2496 3 Miami 936 4 San Antonio 889 5 San Francisco 787 6 Chicago 754 7 Houston 707 8 McAllen/ 588

Brownsville, TX 9 El Paso 478

10 Albuquerque 451 11 Fresno, CA 410 12 Dallas /Ft. Worth 354 13 San Diego 391 14 Phoenix 349 15 Sacramento/ 345

Stockton, CA 16 Corpus Christi, TX 341 17 Denver 230 18 Philadelphia 231 19 Tucson 208 20 Austin, TX 1 r 1

Source: Strategy Research Carp.

Swimming Pools Found In Two Million US Homes

There are 2.69 million inground swimming pools currently in use in the US,

and 84 % of these are residential inground pools.

According to a recent study conducted by the Alexandria, VA-

based National Spa & Pool Insti- tute, 61 % of these backyard resorts were constructed out of concrete, 35% were made out of vinyl, and 4% were fabricated from fiber- glass.

While medium -size pools - measuring either 15' by 30' or 20' by 40'

- are the most popular, for most Americans their little piece of su'f on turf isn't complete without an automatic skimmer (found on 91%

of all residential inground pools), a set of underwater lights (81 %), an automatic -cleaning system (569,

and a diving board (53 %). Gas heaters are seen as a must among 39% of residential inground pool - owners as well.

Less -popular options include remote multifunction controls (found on 12% of all residential inground pools) , waterslides (11% ) , acti ve

solar water heaters (3% ) , and electric heaters (1% ) .

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/z; TECHNOLOGY OVERVIEW

Mood Swimsuits From our Build-A- Better-

Mousetrap Department comes the news that Union

City, NJ -based inventor Donald Spector has designed a bathing suit that changes color according to the body temperature of the person wearing it.

Here's how the "mood suits" work : The garment is made of a thermally- sensitive material that contains liquid cholesterol crystals. When the wearer's body temperature changes, the cholesterol mole- cules rotate, causing light to reflect in different patterns, and thereby altering the color of the suit.

While Spector's NYC -based corn - pany, Scentronic Industries, can make the basic suit in any color, the part of the suit affected by the change in temperature - we'll leave that to your imaginations - runs the predictable gamut of colors, going from brown to green to deep blue.

Spector plans to have the "mood suits" available in department stores by the summer of '88, at a retail price of less than $100.

Cell Sales

By Size

Here are America's most -popular batteries as broken out by cell size:

Cell she Percentage of Sala

AA 42% D 22% C 19% 9 Volt 8% AAA 7%

Source Non -Foods Mechandising

Is this year's model hot or not?

Circular Bar Codes Upcoming

Bar codes, those rectangular patches of thick and thin lines, are used to identify

everything from common grocery items to military equipment. How- ever, not every product can be bar - coded easily.

For example, items passing through an optical scanner in a jumbled fashion frequently cross over the sensor from all directions, and the resulting mix of vertical and horizontal lines makes it difficult for the scanner to read them.

To solve this problem, a San Die - go-based firm, Tarbox Develop- ments Inc., has developed circular bar codes that look the same from every angle. Owing to their shape, the circular bar codes are ideal for identifying cylinders and reels as well.

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Hot Towel Detector: An anti -theft device that activates a target strip sewn

into a towel's hem when a customer exits is now in use at NYC health clubs.

Source: SHEVCO International

PAPERLESS OFFICES IN FUTURE?

Optical Disc Market Set To Explode

Despite the millions of personal computers currently in use, at least 95 % of the

nation's information is still stored on paper.

According to a recent survey by the Coopers & Lybrand accounting firm, only 4 % of America's information is presently stored on optical discs, and only 1% of this info is stored on magnetic discs. Clear- ly, any dreams of a paperless office are just that.

Nevertheless, the growing need to store and extract information in

Walkman-Sized Television - Videocassette Combo On Horizon

Iis a color TV! It's a VCR! It's both! And it's the size of a Walkman!

Actually, this new development from the Sony Corp. will be about twice as thick as one of the company's original Walkmans, and it won't be available to consumers until 1988.

However, once the battery-powered combination portable color television/videocassette recorder arrives, users will be able to either watch TV on a flat -panel, liquid crystal display, view 8mm video- cassettes, or enjoy one television

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program while taping another any- time or anywhere they want.

Until this latest piece of take - along technology arrives, video- philes will have to be content with a plug -in, compact VCR -TV combo that's designed to sit on desks or

kitchen counters, which the Japanese electronic giant has scheduled for introduction later this year. This latter unit will feature a five -inch Trinitron picture tube and will retail for less than $1500.

Coinless Pay Phones Testing In Michigan

The problem of finding the proper change to operate a pay phone may soon be a

pain of the past, if a new type of pay telephone currently being tested by Michigan Bell proves successful.

Tops In Tech

As of the end of 1986, the following were America's five largest hi -tech firms:

Company Name Number of Employees (In Thousands)

IBM Corp. 404 AT &T 317 GM Hughes Electronics 102 Xerox Corp. 100 Unisys Corp. 96

Source: Electronic Business

Rather than using coins, this new system requires consumers to purchase a small card that comes in $2, $5, or $10 denominations. The user simply slips the card into the phone, which deducts the cost of the call, then displays the amount of credit left on the card. When you're out of credit, the machine "eats" the card.

To prevent users from being cut off in mid- sentence, a tone sounds 20 seconds before the card's value expires, allowing you to either in- sert another card or end the call.

The company is presently moni- toring the coinless pay phones at 47

locations on the University of Mich- igan campus, in a test that is scheduled to run throughout the school year. The site was chosen because of the potential for parents to give the cash cards as gifts, thereby ensuring that their sons and daughters will phone home at a price less than what it costs to call collect.

a form that will increase productivity is expected to force busines- ses to create electronic duplicates of these paper documents for easy retrieval.

As a result, the survey predicts that the amount of information stored on microfilm and optical or magnetic discs should double by the mid- 1990s. Optical disc systems are likely to be the biggest gainers, with sales estimated to soar from $100 million in 1986 to $2.4 billion in 1996.

Concurrently, overall sales of data and image -storage equipment are expected to increase from a today's annual figure of $2.5 billion to an annual figure of $6.5 billion before the end of the next decade.

San Diego Firm Specializes In Radio Inflatables

The WHY! "Dolphin," the

WGTR "Chimp," and the WNOR 'Bull' are but three of

the giant (30 -foot) inflatable radio station mascots recently

created by the San Diego -bas-

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NEWSBREAKERS Edited by Jim Dawson

Radio DON WIGGINS has been named

Sales Manager at WFDF & WDZZi

Flint. He was previously Sales Manag-

er at WDZZ

CASEY STANGL has been named

Sales Manager at KQMQ /Honolulu. He previously worked at crosstown KMAI & KIKI.

ADAM RITHOLZ has been promot-

ed to VP /Business Affairs & Law at

Chrysalis Records in New York. He

was previously Sr. Director: Business

Affairs.

Industry LOLA SPRITZER and ROBIN BUSS

have been upped to VP /Administra- tion and VP /Business Affairs, respec-

tively, at Greater Media, Inc. Spritzer was GM. Corporate Operations for the

past two years, and Buss had been

Corporate Controller since 1982.

Casey Stangl Kathy Kenyon

Records KATHY KENYON has been promot-

ed to VP /Artist Relations at Island

Records in New York. She joined the

company in 1976, becoming Direc-

tor /Artist Relations in 1984.

Al Kiczales Ife Green

AL KICZALES has been named

VP /Finance and IFE GREEN has been

upped to R &B Promotion Manager/

Southeast at Arista Records. Kiczales

was Controller at Chrysalis for the

past four years, and Green was previ-

ously Local Marketing Manager /Chi-

cago.

CHANGES Mark Mayfield has joined Christal

Radio /Atlanta as an AE.

Nan Shenkan has been upped to

AE at Hillier, Newmark, Wechsler &

Howard /New York. Julie Gordon has joined Famous

Music Corp. as a creative associate. Tom Stout has been named Manag-

er /Systems and Programming at

WEA.

Jeffrey Whitson and James Crowe

have joined WPTR & WFLY /Albany as

Sr. AE and AE, respectively. Linda Ingrisano has been named

National Coordinator /Video at Arista

Records. Dick Elrod has been named an AE

at WKLR /Indianapolis. Tony Yoken has joined WGKX/

Memphis as an AE.

PROS ON THE LOOSE

Tim Bonnell - AM Drive WXUS /La-

fayette, IN (317) 474 -8928 Mike Filippelli - PC 0C104 /Ocean

City, MD (302) 436 -2091 Tony "Wildchild" Hamilton -

Evenings KKBQ -FM /Houston (915)

646-6248 Summerfield Horner - MD KZEW/

Dallas (214) 613 -0032 Terry Young - AM Drive WCAU-

FM /Philadelphia (215) 337 -0598

Lola Spritzer Robin Buss

GEORGE WILLIAMS has been named Sr. VP /Finance and Adminis- tration at JCI. Prior to joining the record and videocassette production and distribution company, he was Manag- er /Planning and Development for Dresser Industries, Inc.

Tony Smith Adam Ritholz

TONY SMITH, formerly VP /Promo-

tion at EMI America Records, has

been named VP /National Sales at Me-

diabase Research Corp. in Farming-

ton Hills, MI.

HENRY KAVETT has assumed management responsibilities for the

IGC /Direct Marketing Group, a new

unit of the Independent Group of

Companies, Inc. Kavett is President of

IGC, Inc.

JOHN GERVASONI and TOM MAROLDA have formed Scorpio, a

new record label, as part of Scorpio Music, Inc. in New York. Marolda is

President of Songgram Music and

Production Studios. WADE CONKLIN, most recently

with PolyGram, is now at Nashville - based Sound 70 Productions assist- ing President Joe Sullivan in the man-

agement of the Charlie Daniels Band.

ELLIOTT BLATT is Exec. Director of Aardvark Records, a new label bas-

ed in Los Angeles.

Steve Dahl's reputation for being outrageous precedes his 1978 Disco Demolition in Chica- go. Ten years ago today his last show for WWWW /Detroit was in- terrupted by the police when he announced he was going to end it all, after all his characters had quit the show. . 7 YEAR AGO TODAY

Ed Eckstine named Wing /Casablanca Sr. VPIGM Phil Giordano named ABC Radio Network Senior VP

Jeff Trumper resigns from WLS & WYTZIChicago to form Trumper Communications Inc. #1 CHR: "True Colors" - Cyndi Lauper (Portrait /CBS) #1 AC: "Next Time I Fall" - Peter Cetera with Amy Grant (Full Moon /WB) #1 UC: "A Little Bit More" - Melba Moore featuring Freddie Jackson (Capitol) (2 wks) #1 Country: "You're Still New To Me - Marie Osmond & Paul Davis

(Capitol /Curb) #1 AOR Track: "Don't Get Me Wrong" - Pretenders (Sire /WB) #1 AOR Album: "Third Stage" - Boston (MCA) (4 wks) #1 Jazz: "Face To Face" - Kevin Eubanks (GRP) (4 wks)

5 YEARS AGO TODAY Tom Mondell named WYDDIPittsburgh Station Manager

WHYWIPittsburgh $100,000 contest causes phone system crash Chrysalis takes tough stand on album tracking Robert May named FlrstCom President #1 CHR: "Gypsy" - Fleetwood Mac (WB) #1 AC: "The One You Love" - Glenn Frey (Asylum) (2 wks) #1 UC: "Bad Boy /Having A Party" - Luther Vandross (Epic) #1 Country: "Close Enough To Perfect" - Alabama (RCA) #1 AOR Album: "It's Hard" - Who (WB) (6 wks) #1 Jazz: "Off The Top" - Jimmy Smith (Musician /Elektra) (2 wks)

11 o F-7 AGO TODAY Jeff Gelb named R &R AOR Editor #1 CHR: "You Light Up My Life" - Debby Boone (WB) (2 wks) #1 AC: "You Light Up My Life" - Debby Boone (WB) #1 Country: "Heaven's Just A Sin Away" - Kendalls (Ovation) (4 wks) #1 AOR: "Aja" - Steely Dan (ABC) (2 wks)



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CBS RECORDS honcho WALTER

YETNIKOFF, the man who's been globe-

trotting to raise the dough to buy CBS

Records out from under its corporate umbrella,

has reportedly been squirreling away his own

dough in the form of Treasury Bills - which

were one of the few bright spots this wild

week on Wall Street. If the market keeps

going to the Bears, Walter may be the only

one who can afford to buy CBS Records.

Big changes at WOR/NY, as Gotham's News/Talk giant not only severs its relationship with TALKNET, but also drops SHERRYE HENRY's and Dr. KAREN BLAKER's shows, causing the following reshuffling of the on -air

lineup: BERNARD MELTZER moving into the 10am -1 pm slot, JOAN HAMBURG's consumer show going to 1 -3pm, former KGOISF weekender JIM JORGENSON taking over the 7 -10pm shift, and Dr. ROBERT ATKINSON switching to the 10 -1 1 pm timeframe. Neither LARRY KING nor morning perennial JOHN GAMBLING will be affected by the moves. Also, WOR News Director BERNARD GERSHON has announced that he will segue crosstown to the Associate News & PD post at All -News WCBS, starting 11/9.

While One Hand Giveth...

Songwriters can take some comfort from

news out of Washington. House and Senate

committees have passed amendments to last

year's Tax Reform Act that will reinstate critical

tax benefits for composers, as well as

freelance writers and photographers. Under

the '86 law, they would have been able to

deduct research and other expenses only by

estimating the long -term worth of their work - a near -impossible task with something like a

song. The SONGWRITERS' GUILD, the

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SONGWRITERS,

and BMI were among groups lobbying for the

changes, which should become law when the

full Congress votes on an omnibus tax

correction bill in the next few weeks. Meanwhile ... they've been handing out

the pink slips at CHAPPELL MUSIC, now that

WCI has completed its $200 -million purchase

of the music publishing house. In Nashville,

VP /GM HENRY HURT (16 years with the

company) and VP PAT ROLFE (a 12 -year veteran) were among those let go. Similar

actions are expected elsewhere, owing to duplicate job functions at Chappell and

WARNER BROS. MUSIC. BMI President FRANCES PRESTON is the

first woman to be inducted into the Nashville

Rotary Club.

Who's "Still" In Charge Rumors continue to fly in the Motor City

as GREAT AMERICAN awaits FCC approval of

its WRIFIDETROIT purchase from SILVER STAR. The hottest is that PAT STILL (half of the popular PAT & WAGS morning team) will

replace MICHAEL MAYER as PD. Exiting GM ABE THOMPSON previously denied the possible change, and Mayer, while confirming he's heard "all the rumors," had no comment.

More changes at KBEQ /KC, as present GM DON PETERSON resigns, making way for

the new crew from NOBLE, who are set for an

early November takeover. Look for KISS /SAN ANTONIO VP /GM DAVID SMALL to be

officially announced as Peterson's replacement, and a new PD to follow next week.

PARKER COMMUNICATIONS Prez LOU

BURON called the ST rumor control tower to deny any market rumbles about 194 /HONOLULU changing course away from its CHR direction. Look for the three -way battle between 194, KQMO, and newcomer KXPW to rage on and on and on.

Record Rotations JACK ISQUITH, EPIC's Associate

Director /AOR, gets a boost as EIPIA's new East Coast National Promotion Director, reporting to VP /Promotion DAN DeNEGRIS.

ALAN OREMAN is the new West Coast Director /Album Promotion at COLUMBIA, advancing after many years as label LPM in

Atlanta. Also on the move: the label's Baltimore /Washington LPM, RITCH BLOOM, who's now National Director /Album Promotion at CAPITOL. Meanwhile, Columbia West Coast Director /Artist Development & Video JEANNE MATTIUSSI is said to be headed for the Home of Nipper. Continued on Page 30

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Jay Perloff- Universal One Stop

"The sales on this group have been incredible...

This band is prime and ready to burst!"

Brian McEvoy -Wall to Wall Sound & Video

"'Just Like Heaven' is going to make the Cure just

like the stars they deserve to be."

Lew Garrett -Camelot Enterprises

"The Cure, cult favorites of the 70's have become

true stars in the 80's. The sales on Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me

are the proof. With 'Just Like Heaven'

as the second single, it won't be ignored -it's a hit!"

Mary Barnhill- Record Bar

"We have been believers in the Cure from the

beginning. "Just Like Heaven" is going to take

the Cure to the platinum level."

Dick Odette- Musicland Group

"Heard the record, liked it a lot. Thank god we've got hip young buyers in our stores that know what

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LAURA BRANIGAN

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AND NOW TO OUR UNDERWATER CORRESPONDENT -No, this isn't Geraldo Rivera from the deck of the Titanic. It's simply WJRZ/Toms River, NJ PD Lance DeBock doing a remote, live from the bottom of a training pool at a Jersey Shore dive shop. Listeners, accompanied by an instructor, could live out a "Sea Hunt" fantasy and dive to the bottom, open the treasure chest, and walk - make that swim away - with valuable prizes.

Continued from Page 26

Capitol recently revamped its field staff. New to the team are ten -year CBS vets MICHAEL CONWAY and TIM BURRUS, who will be working out of the Carolinas and Atlanta, respectively. Also new to the Capitol

crew is nine -year Epic staffer JEFF SHANE, who'll base in Miami. Meanwhile, current Capitolists JON BAKER and JEFF BLALOCK have been upped to local promo gigs in

Cincinnati and Nashville, respectively. KEN BENSON will exit EMI -

MANHATTAN's National AOR Manager slot

after 13 years with EMI and parent Capitol. His last day will be November 15.

Bay Area Battles AIDS Gold outlets KSFO & KYA /SF's recent

"AIDS Awareness Weekend" provided up -to-

the- minute information and dispelled myths about the killer disease. Additionally, contributions benefiting the "San Francisco AIDS Foundation," and The American Foundation For AIDS Research" were collected via an 800 number. No way to tell how much money was raised just yet, as many of the contributions came in on credit cards.

ROLLYE BORNSTEIN, who starts her talk show at KOAIDENVER in December, will also continue to head MEDIATRIX, her media information service.

KITS /SF is celebrating its one -year anniversary as "Live 105" with what it claims is the "largest free Modern Rock concert in San Francisco radio history." Held this Friday (10 -23) at the Hilton Square, over 5000 attendees are expected to rock to DEAD OR ALIVE, LIVING IN A BOX, BELOUIS SOME, and PAUL KELLY & THE

MESSENGERS. Also on hand will be MEN

WITHOUT HATS, WENDY & LISA, MARTHA DAVIS, TIMBUK 3, and NATHALIE ARCHANGEL.

KMPC- FMIL.A. PD SAM BELLAMY firmly denies rumors that her station will be moving away from TRANSTAR's "Niche 29" format. "We've only had it on for a few weeks," she said. "(Niche 29 PD) KURT KELLY and I are in complete accord with its direction."

Birch Going Steady With U -Haul While many jocks across the country have

gone steady with U -HAUL, traveling from job to job, it seems the king of one -way moving is now going steady with BIRCH, using it

exclusively for its upcoming radio campaign. Meanwhile, Birch and the

SCARBOROUGH newspaper research firm have announced plans to consolidate data collection and processing functions, with additional developments to be announced in

the future.

A &M goes country? Looks as if it's quietly doing just that with the imminent signing of the WAGONEERS from Austin, TX. The label may open a Nashville office, too. All the particulars as they roll in, pardner.

WCAU- FM /PHILLY morning man TERRY YOUNG, a six -year veteran of the station, has

exited. PD SCOTT WALKER will replace him as wakeup servant. Call Terry at (215) 337 -0958.

From our "The Day The Proofreaders Took A L000ng Lunch" file comes the eagle - eyed observance that the credits on the back of the picture sleeve for CHER's latest GEFFEN release, "I Found Someone," read "JOHN KALODNER: John Kalodner," rather than the Bearded One's correct designation of Executive Producer. And here we thought he'd merely been given a promotion. Furthermore, way down in the fine print, we see that the record is copyrighted to and published by "The David Gefffen Company." Oops. Or should that be, 000ps?

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32 WI October 23, 1987 Rg INTERVIEW

BUILDING THROUGH TEAMWORK

Asher Beats His Polytram `Secret' Goal By A Year

wo years ago, Dick Asher was appointed President /CEO of

PolyGram Records, Inc. Two weeks ago, PolyGram's Euro- pean parent, N.V. Philips, an-

nounced plans to make a public stock offering of 20% of its

shares in the worldwide record company.

The events are not unconnected. Before Asher arrived, such a flotation

would have appeared absurd, since PolyGram's US operations lost more

than $200 million between 1979 and

1984. Now the company is very much

in the black, and sales for the current year are expected to be at least 25% ahead of last year's $225 million.

Before PolyGram, Asher was best -

known for his 22 years at CBS, where

his titles included President of CBS

Records International from 1975 -79 and Deputy President/COO of the

CBS /Records Group from 1979 -83. He spent a year as Sr. VP of Warner Communications immediately prior to

joining PolyGram. In the following interview, Asher dis-

cusses the last 24 months at the corn -

pany, and some of the changes for which he and his executive team have

been responsible.

R&R: What do you feel you've been accomplishing at PolyGram?

DA: We're trying to make sure we have a company which does things efficiently and professional- ly - and I think we've achieved a decent degree of that.

There are no huge secrets. We stick to fundamentals pretty well. If you're an effective company and sensitive and sympathetic to artists and creative people in general, you should attract your share of good artists.

A good record company is one that does everything well, because all kinds of little things can screw you up. It's the classic "Richard III" situation: "For the want of a nail, the shoe was lost," etc.

"A good record company is one that does everything well, because all kinds of little things can screw you up."

R&R: You once said, "After you've finished being smart in the record business, you also have to be lucky." True in this case?

DA: We've certainly had some luck. At any given time we can't be much better than the music we have. It's humbling to think of it that way, but very true. The public won't be sold things - certainly not on a profitable basis - that they don't want to buy.

What's also humbling is that we can screw up something the public might want, or do a less than ade- quate job. So we're really working hard on all our records.

Bon Jovi was a good album, we knew that when it came in. Was it eight million good? You bet. But we would have been happy if it had been two million good, which would have been an immense improvement over what had happened before.

Yes, we had Bon Jovi targeted as fine artists, with a lot of potential. We had our guns lined up and fir- ing, and before the album came out we did the things you're supposed to do. But we didn't write the songs - we just went into it as hard as we could and the public did the rest. So there's always an element of chance.

"If you have a machine that makes 40 sausages a minute with a pound of meat, it's not going to make 80 sausages a minute if you try to cram in two pounds of meat. Probably what you'll do is gum up the machine, get 50 sausages, and use up a lot more meat."

R&R: People say PolyGram is more artist- oriented than before. By design?

DA: Yes, we work very hard at that. It's tough being an artist. Be- ing creative requires almost expos- ing your guts. You work very hard on things and expose your inner- most thoughts, and then you have to go out in front of a lot of people and do it.

Whether or not something is commercial is happenstance, but it usually represents difficult and sin- cere efforts by these people. So we owe them an obligation to do the best possible job with what they present to us. I feel that very strongly.

They should also feel we're their friends. Not in the sense of going out and having a drink with them - although sometimes they like that, too - but in the sense that we're on their side, that we're trying hard to make it happen for them. We're in it together.

R&R: How far can you extend that obligation?

DA: It's hard to generalize. I can't sit here with an open check- book and pay for anything anybody dreams of. But it is a lot easier to get money from me for marketing or A &R or for artist- oriented pur-

"It is a lot easier to get money from me for marketing or A &R or for artist -oriented purposes than it is for adding an extra accountant or lawyer or mailboy."

poses than it is for adding an extra accountant or lawyer or mailboy. The guts of a company are the artists and the product. If we don't have that, the rest of us might as well go home.

R&R: How much have you had to change PolyGram's overall organization?

DA: When I first came here, I was amazed at the lack of organization. It just didn't function like any record company I had ever known. There were a large number of people who, I began to realize, were pretty good but very unpro- fessional.

A lot of the more competent ones were running around trying to do everything. There were A &R people spending 90% of their time trying to "sell" the company or promote records, rather than signing good artists and making good records.

As simple as it sounds, a lot of people really didn't know the def- inition of their jobs. They just needed some role models, a little bit of direction, and maybe a little bit of reorganization.

R&R: Does criticism about the number of CBS people you brought in bother you?

DA: A little. I went after the best possible people. Sometimes when you want to get things done it's quicker to ask the people you know.

Some of that was accidental. I must have interviewed 40 people for the A &R job. I chose (Sr. VP/ A &R) Dick Wingate, who was somebody I knew from CBS, because I was looking for a very professional attitude. So maybe the fact that he had been at CBS meant something, because I knew they had a pretty professional outlook there.

In other cases, I wanted to grab (Exec. VP /Marketing & Sales) Bob Jamieson as soon as I got here. The only question was whether I could get him or not, and I thought CBS was crazy to let him go.

R&R: Do you have enough resources for your current level of business?

DA: We've added some people. They say I'm fairly easy on the marketing and A &R side, and tough on extra MIS or financial people. But even there, we've had to loosen up. There is some strain, because the level of business is con- siderably above what the company's ever done before.

I lost an awful lot of sleep going through the period of letting people go. When the same thing occurred in a previous life (at CBS Records), it hurt a lot. I really can't leave those sort of things in the office, or look at it just as a statistical neces- sity. I don't ever want to do it again.

One way not to have to do it again is by not overloading and leaving yourself vulnerable. I'd rather treat this current success as a peak rather than a plateau that's going to stay forever. If it turns out to be a plateau or the valley for the next peak, so much the better - but I don't want to anticipate it to the point where I have to go through those cutbacks again.

R&R: Are you considering separate promotion teams for Polydor and Mercury?

DA: Definitely. We're trying to prepare for it in an intelligent way that doesn't involve going around the street with hundred -dollar bills coming out of our pockets, trying to buy people. We're trying to train an awful lot of them here, because very often your best people are those you develop yourselves.

One reason you see us trying to get ourselves in a position where we have the option of a second promotion force is obviously because there's a bottleneck. You can only handle so many records at a time.

"When I first came here, I was amazed at the lack of organization. It just didn't function like any record company I had ever known."

There's no sense in giving promotion more records; that isn't go-

ing to solve the problem. They've done a great job handling as many as we've had at times, but we have to expand the machine.

If you have a machine that makes 40 sausages a minute with a pound of meat, it's not going to make 80 sausages a minute if you try to cram in two pounds of meat. Probably what you'll do is gum up the machine, get 50 sausages, and

use up a lot more meat. You lose on both ends.

R&R: PolyGram's sales were reported to be around $225 million in 1986. What does this year look like?

DA: I would guess we would be up between 25% and 50% over that, maybe even a little more. It depends on what happens in the last quarter.

The growth of the pop CD adds to your dollar volume. With us, you can also see market share growth. If the chart activity and things like that are any indication, we've been running number three behind CBS and Warners all year in terms of owned repertoire. A decent amount behind, but for us it's quite an improvement.

R&R: Was that a specific goal when you joined the company?

DA: We had a sort of secret goal among ourselves of "three in three" - but now it's actually in two years. But we didn't broadcast that goal publicly; it would have sounded pretty brash and con- ceited.

We're just trying to build every day the best we can with what we have, and if we do that, we're confi- dent the rest will take care of itself.

R&R: Do you think about your own image in comparison with the industry's other chief executives?

DA: For one thing, I consider myself a moth among butterflies. I'm just not like the other company presidents in a lot of ways, but everybody has to do what works for them.

Most of the others are very indi- vidualistic. I really believe in teamwork a lot. I get my kicks that way, and I don't know any other way to do it. Nor can I convince people I have all the answers, because I don't. There's no giant "S" on my chest under my sweater.

I hope the company has a blue - collar image. We don't have a lot of executive stars here, or heads of finance who wear gold chains. We're different that way. I think our image is that we're effective, and that we pay attention to business.

I've heard people say we have a high degree of integrity in our deal- ings with artists, inasmuch as you get what you pay for: no hooks, no tricks. Nobody feels they got screwed. If the things I hear are true, I love that kind of image.



October 23, 1987 R &R 33

NEWS

ASCAP Award Of Note For Elton

ASCAP recently held an awards dinner for members of the PRS (the UK's PeAor- ming Rights Society) in London. Elton John received ASCAP's career achievement award, the Golden Note; while Phil Collins was named PRS Songwriter of the Year and Mark Knopfler and Billy Ocean also received special honors. Pictured (l -r) are ASCAP President Morton Gould, John, Knopfler, Ocean, Boy George (who shared a Culture Club award), and (foreground) Phil Collins.

Ferraro Set As GSM At KDAB

David Ferraro has been named GSM at "Quiet Storm" KDAB/Og- den-Salt Lake City. He replaces Bradley Gordon, who leaves the station.

Ferraro told R&R, "I feel real good about the job. We're in a competitive marketplace and have carved out a good niche. I think we'll do all right, but it'll take some time."

GM Randy Mathis told R&R, "David is a 16 -year market veter-

an. We think he brings a lot of cred- ibility and good ideas, particularly promotion ideas, with him. This is a sophisticated and diverse market with people who want to hear a so-

phisticated and diverse music mix. With David's help, we'll be able to generate the kind of income to make it work."

Before joining KDAB Ferraro served in sales positions at Salt Lake City stations KISN, KLUB, KCPX, and KTVX -TV.

Chapman Continued from Page 3

top brokerage firms. "I see no change whatsoever in

the firm or the direction that we're headed or the goals that we have," he said.

Frustration Fed Defection

Giddens has repeatedly refused to discuss the lawsuit, on the ad- vice of his attorney. But affidavits filed by the former Chapman brokers indicates the split was trig- gered in part when Cate and co- owner Ray Stanfield repeatedly re- jected their offers to buy into the company, and refused to give them a voice in the running of the firm.

"Associates of Chapman receive no meaningful territorial exclusivity," Giddens's affidavit states. "Chapman has always reserved the right to place associates wherever it sees fit. The associates, whose votes are not binding, urged Chapman management to institute a review process for future associates that would require an associate vote or some requirement status; the idea was re- jected. There is little control over the number of associates placed anywhere and there is no control over what their qualifications may or may not be."

In their response, the brokers say they gave Cate their resignations - effective October 10 - on Friday (9/11) at the NAB Radio Convention in Anaheim. Upon returning to Washington on Sunday (9/13), they discovered that their offices had been "illegally

entered" and personal property removed. The brokers also say Chap- man officials have not returned all of the property. Cate claims the contents of the offices were dis- rupted because of the company's recent relocation of its headquarters to Washington.

In his lawsuit, Cate alleges the three accounted for "close to half of Chapman's business." An affidavit he filed also provides a rare behind- the -scenes glimpse of the financial rewards of high- powered radio brokering:

"In 1986, Mr. Evers was paid $865,104.83 in commissions. Mr. Jeffery was paid $622,278.84, and Mr. Giddens received $395,101.28. Mr. Evers was Chapman's leader in commissions that year, while Mr. Jeffery and Mr. Giddens received the second and fourth highest amounts of commissions, respectively. The commissions paid in 1986 to these three men were approximately one -half of the amounts paid by Chapman to all Associates that year."

How will the loss of top billers affect Chapman? In his lawsuit, Cate suggests dire financial consequences, but in a discussion with R&R, he was more philosophical.

"Very little, other than it will take some time to replace their productivity. Chapman's been around for 33 years, and brokers come and brokers go, but the company continues ahead."

US PRINCIPALS ACQUIRE EQUITY

United Stations To Rep Transtar Under a new agreement, United

Stations will represent and sell Transtar Radio's commercial inventory.

Iranstar President Terry Robin- son told R&R that the deal mater- ialized after four US principals purchased a 20% share of his corn-

pany. According to a US spokesman, the four principals are partner Dick Clark, US President Nick Verbitsky, Exec. VP /GM Bill Ho- gan, and Exec. VP /Programming Ed Salamon.

'I ranstar has ended its affiliation with the Katz rep firm, but will re-

KMGI Names Wallace GSM Jane Wallace has been named

GSM at Sunbelt AC KMGI /Seattle. She joins from crosstown KLSY- AM & FM, where she spent three years in sales management.

GM Ralph Heyward, who had been handling GSM responsibilities prior to Wallace's appointment, said, "The criteria I established for the position of GSM were successful management experience, leadership skills, teaching and coach- ing skills, and general media knowledge. Jane Wallace qualified in each category. She is a highly respected individual in our advertising community."

"I'm very pleased to be working for such a well- respected broadcast group like Sunbelt," commented Wallace. "I have a good

Ferrara Continued from Page 1

Discussing WAJY's current format, he said, "Right now it's a soft - rock type of AC, and it hasn't been aggressive promotionally or personality-wise. We're in the middle of market research to determine our options." Ferrara once programmed B97 /New Orleans, and has been an air personality at WIXO, WTIX, and WNOE in town.

RKO Continued from Page 1

"The decision did not challenge the quality of our broadcasting. Yet, if the decision is allowed to stand, it will destroy our right to broadcast. The decision was based on allegations of misconduct that are either in error or have no bear- ing on our fitness as a broadcaster," Reynolds said.

Stations involved in the case are KHJ -TV, KRTH -AM & FM /Los Angeles; WHBQ -TV and WHBQ (AM) /Memphis; WOR & WRKS/ New York; WRKO & WROR /Bos- ton; WGMS -AM & FM /Washing- ton; KFRC /San Francisco; WAXY /Fort Lauderdale; and WFYR /Chicago.

Ausham Continued from Page 3

positioning 'QFM. Greg was excited about the possibility of working for us, and we took advantage of that."

Ausham remarked, "Quite frankly, I have no preconceived game plan. I need to assess what 'LZR needs to do to win, and we'll take the necessary steps when I

know what they are."

background, and I think that's why they brought me on board."

Before joining KLSY, Wallace was Sales Manager at KING /Seat- tle.

tain VP /Sales Ron Ruth, who will continue to coordinate sales efforts.

Robinson said the traded shares were previously owned by venture capitalists who invested in the company in its genesis. "They are not new issues of stock," he said, "and the principals don't have options to purchase any more of the company."

The 20% share of Transtr cost the four about $10 million. With the 750 30- second units that Tim nstar has among its six network : ;, US now has some 2000 Comm, !rcial units to sell each week.

Together Again For The First Time

Country legend and KUZZ & KKXX/Bakersfield owner Buck Owens (left) mede a

rare onstage appearance with Dwight Yoakam, who openly acknowledge' his debt to Owens's pioneering "Bakersfield Sound" stylings.

Wells Continued from Page 3

Wells described her goal: "To make KACE full- service contemporary, maintain its roots, and yet shoot for an adult audience."

Since evolving from Disco in the early '80s, WHRK has been known for its extensive use of CHR music from artists as diverse as Bryan Adams and ZZ Top. While KACE's music mix may not become that wide, Wells says there will be more crossovers "It will be what Urban truly should be, which is a little bit

Crelia Continued from Page 3

orarily during the interim period between `ship captains' at WLAC. After a couple of weeks I decided I liked the job; I was having fun."

Fairfield also owns KIOI /San Francisco and WMTG & WNIC/ Detroit.

Weber Continued from Page 3

WZUU before joining WLUM two years ago. He told R&R, "We're going to play all the hits, no matter which direction they come from. This station's format has been evolving toward the mainstream over the past several months and that will be our continued course. although we are still Urban Con- temporary. Our main competition is WKTI and I think we can beat them, but we'll let the numbers do the talking."

of everything. For me, and for the listeners, music has no color.' ̀

Licensed to Inglewood with only 1650 watts, KACE hasn't cracked a two share since 1984; in the summer Arbitron, it went 0.7- 1.3-0.8. KACE was known as the soft, progressive-leaning Black station even before segueing its format outright. Adopting a format similar to WHRK would make KACE a mainstream hits outlet in a fornat where competitors KJLH, M) 1Y, and KGFJ have tended towards ballads, rap, and oldies respectively.

No other staff changes at KACE have been announced at this time; Wells has no immediate plane to put herself on the air.

Hubbard Continued from Paçe 1

Hubbard, who will work out of Osbom's Cincinnati office, said, "My ten years with Taft have been solid preparation for what I have to do now. I'm excited to be joining an emerging company such as Osborn Communications at such an oppor- tune time."

Osborn's Radio Division owns WNDR & WNTQ /Syracuse; WKRZ /Wilkes- Barre; WMHE /To- ledo; KKRD /Wichita; WW %A/ Wheeling; WTJS & WKIR /Jack- son, TN; and WGIG -AM & F'VI/ Brunswick, GA. It also owns Jam- boree USA and Jamboree in the Hills.



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34 R&R October 23, 1987

NEWS

Stock Crash

Continued from Page 1

"I think it'll be a couple of weeks before we really see the ripple hit local radio. I see no effect today nationally," he said.

Record Repercussions

In the record industry, the week's events focused attention on CBS Records and the proposed PolyGram stock offering.

Any disposition of the CBS /Rec- ords Group - whether to Sony for its $2 billion bid, or as a spinoff to avoid the tax consequences of such an outright sale - is now considered unlikely, at least in the short term. CBS stock declined more than 40 points Monday.

Financial analyst Harold Vogel of Merrill Lynch said Tuesday, "The disaster is so bad that no deals are being done at all right now. There is nothing new to say on anything, and to ask about Poly - Gram or CBS is academic."

Dutch -based Philips announced two weeks ago that it would make a public offering in November of approximately 20% of its shares in PolyGram's international record operations.

A Philips spokesman in Holland told R&R Tuesday, "As of today, we have no plans to delay the flotation of PolyGram." It would pro- ceed as scheduled next month, he said. Philips shares were among those that dipped in European markets at the beginning of the week.

In the US, WCI and MCA were among music -related companies whose stock suffered on Wall Street. WCI has just completed the acquisition of Chappell Music for $100 million in stock, and the assumption of $100 million in Chap- pell debt.

Publishing Stock Offer Confusion

The combined Chappell and War- ner Bros. Music catalogs make WCI's music publishing interests (with 650,000 songs) the largest in the world, and a partial public stock offering had been antici- pated. Its status is now unclear.

This past spring, MCA toyed with the idea of selling a minority interest in its Music Entertainment Group to the public, but shelved the idea shortly afterward for reasons not made public.

Tightening Up

Other broadcasters watched the value of their companies melt away during the Wall Street panic, such as JACOR Communications President Frank Wood. Jacor stock went from 7% to 6, for a ball-

park paper loss of about 16% of the company's value.

"It sucks ... we took it in the shorts like everybody else," Wood said.

Wood said the asset value of his company is strong, and said JACOR is considering buying up its own stock while the price is so low.

He believes overall financing for radio deals will be tougher to get industrywide. "I think it's going to make everyone's buttocks tighten up. People will be walking crow - footed for a while," he said.

Infinity Buying

Another broadcaster who took a large paper loss was Infinity Presi- dent Mel Karmazin, who watched the value of his personal portfolio drop by about $6 million as his company's stock plunged to about $14 Monday, down from a high of nearly $27 two months ago.

"From our point of view it doesn't impact us at all, because we wouldn't use the stock to make an acquisition," he said. "It certainly doesn't impair our operations, doesn't affect our cash flow or our ability to borrow money."

Karmazin's strategy is to buy. "I think there are some terrific values out there, all of the broadcasting companies," Karmazin said. "This morning (10/20) I bought CBS and Cap Cities. Gannett's down to about half of what it was, and it's a fabulous buy. I don't think there is any question about the fact that the companies are still very solid."

Karmazin said Infinity "abso- lutely" intends to buy back some of its shares while the market is down.

Broadcasters Better Off Than Most?

Paul Kagan & Associates analyst Bishop Cheen says media stocks have not fallen as much as the rest of the market. He believes the broadcasting business will remain healthy because it's a highly domestic industry and doesn't have to worry about competition from foreign suppliers.

While he expects the availability of capital to tighten in the aftermath of the crash, Cheen says broadcast deals - especially in the form of limited partnerships - may be very favorably viewed by investors looking for high yields.

"In a flat market, good venture yields become very attractive to investors. While there may be less capital because people took a big hit, for those deals that make sense, they'll become even more attractive for investors.

"Advertising expenditures are the first thing to go when the retail economy takes a hit. Broadcasting is so retail- dependent, it's going to hurt if there is a recession.

"Human nature being what it is, people don't go out and spend money when they're told things are bad. There is a ripple effect. When people lose net worth, there's a trickledown effect so it's got to hurt retail."

Capital Gets Tougher To Find

George Nadel Rivin, a broadcast accountant with Miller, Kaplan, Arase, believes the broadcast industry will generally fare well in the aftermath of the crash. But he feels that highly- leveraged en- trepreneurs may face some immediate discomfort as financing sources temporarily dry up.

"It certainly isn't good news. The banks are in a standstill position. I'll be very surprised if any financing commitments will be granted between now and the middle of No- vember," he said.

Florida broadcast broker Stan Raymond disagrees with Rivin. He is optimistic about deals being funded, and he believes the value of broadcast investments is now greater than ever before.

"I don't think it's going to have much impact. The broadcast business is too strong. The people who want to buy stations will have the money. I think if you have sense, you'll be buying broadcast stocks. Just put 90% of the broadcast stocks up on a dartboard and hit 20

and you'll have all winners."

He's putting his money where his mouth is. Shortly before R&R in-

terviewed him Tuesday afternoon, Raymond placed buy orders with his broker for LIN, Osborn, and Gannett stocks.

Other Factors In Play

Broadcast financial experts say the future availability of venture capital for the radio industry will hinge on many factors, with the un- derlying value of station assets taking on increased significance. Chapman Associates investment banker Bob Maccini is worried about the impact of the market crash, but he sees other problems on the horizon.

"I think the more serious effect could be the specter of rising interest rates," Maccini said.

Morgan Stanley & Co. VP Peter Currie says it's too early to know for certain if equity values have taken a dive. But he believes more rough financial weather is ahead because of actions by Congression- al Democrats.

"The House Ways and Means Committee would deny the deductibility of interest on debt used to finance acquisitions," says Currie. "The banks and the mezzanine lenders, if they perceive a risk, however remote - and I don't think anybody believes this tax law's going to be passed - they won't lend as much."

Wertheim Schroder investment banker Gary Stevens says perception of risk will become a major factor in the post -crash days, as lenders and investors more critic- ally examine their net worth.

"I don't think it's going to have any immediate impact on capital. I

think it will, however, have an impact on the willingness of people who spend that capital. They may

The Stock Market Scoreboard

Below is a sampling of key radio and record -related stocks, depicting how they fared on Monday and Tuesday of this week (10/19.20). This data was gathered as close as possible to deadline. It was not edited by R &R,

nor are we responsible or liable for its content, completeness, or timeliness. It's intended solely as a guide to a highly eventful two -day period.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Company Monday Tuesday Close

Cap Cities /ABC -32 -13 155 CBS -42'% +21/2 343 Gannett -10'Y4 +2 343/4

GE/NBC -9'/4 +5 46%

GenCorp (RKO) -13 -5' /z 77 Jefferson Pilot -43/4 -'/2 28 MCA -83/4 -2Yz 36'/4 Tribune -9'/4 +4'/4 34'/2 Warner (WCI) -10'/2 +3 22% Westinghouse -16'/2 +71/4 47 '/2

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE Clear Channel -2% -2 NA

Price -1'/3 -1 NA

Viacom 1 Yz NA ' IDB

Infinity Jacor Mairate

O VER - THE -COUNTER -1 -1%

-23/4 -3

-38

-2'/4 3%

10%

14 %2

5% 63/4

Multimedia -6 -10 50

Outlet -1 3/4 -11/2 13%2

Parc 1 '/2 -3 30 SMN % 2

Scripps Howard +1 -2 78

TMCI -'/8 +' /e 2

Westwood One -6 -13/4 163/4

view their net worth as being much different than it was a week ago," Stevens said.

"I don't want to sound like Presi- dent Reagan, but I think 'stay the course' makes a lot of sense," said Broadcast Investment Analysts President Tom Buono. "I think the industry's still solid, the assets are solid. What happened with some of these companies just doesn't make sense."

Bankers Expressing Confidence

Rochelle King, VP /Investment Banking for Merrill Lynch Capital Markets in New York, told R&R, "The values inherent in radio and television stations were never speculative and were traded on real cash flow, so I think you've got solid investments that are not go-

ing to go down. We feel very confi- dent."

One market lender observed, "We have some clients who are postponing public offerings until the market stabilizes. It's almost certain that if they go through with trying to raise any equity at this point they will be taking some discounts."

The market slide could deflate many investors' hopes that 1988

would be a boom trading year for the broadcast industry, she added.

However, Communications Equity Associates Managing Di- rector /Group VP Don Russell thinks that while lower station prices are likely, there is hope that interest rates will decline.

"People have a tremendous confidence level in the radio, television, and cable industries," Russell says. "The question is how acquisition financing may change regarding venture capital, the junk bond market, and zero coupon bonds."

Russell says he is seeing a lot of publicly -owned media company stock buybacks, although he has not heard of any bank loans being recalled. "Each deal is going to stand on its own merits," he says.

Providence, RI -based Fleet Na- tional Bank VP Daniel Williams says, "If anything, people will be scarred with the knowledge that the world can turn upside down in a matter of hours or days, and the psychology of it may impact everybody for some time to come."



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VITAL SIGNS: MARKET RESEARCH

MIKE SHALETT

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Teens: The guest For Concert `Cool'

Two weeks ago (R&R, 10/9), I shared insights from a focus group conducted with concertgoers over 18. They discussed their fears regarding safety at concerts, their reticence to attend shows without reserved seating, and the reality of budgets.

Later that same day a focus group was conducted with concertgoers 17 and younger. As with the older group, all participants were recruited from telephone numbers they had given when intercepted at various concerts.

Eager For Challenge The recurring theme in this

afternoon session was "challenge." For example, if the teens could get tickets to a hot show and come away with a T -shirt or sweatshirt and wear it to school the next day, that was cool. The smaller the venue, the greater the challenge. If there's a good show being held in a 3500 -seater, then the value to getting any seat is enhanced. Just the fact that you're inside and someone else is outside makes it that much more valuable. Everyone being inside diminishes the event's "hip - ness."

Interestingly, the teens said pro- moters should charge more money. Make it harder for everyone to go - thereby more exclusive. In turn, the T- shirts or sweatshirts given away or sold become more valuable or hipper. The same

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Challenge Exclusive "hipness" a key lure Prefer festival seating Poor call letter, DJ recall Rediscovering Woodstock artists Will tape product to protect master

Have money, will spend

premise worked for WMCA /New York in the '60s. Listeners could only get hold of the station's golden yellow Good Guys sweatshirts through an on -air promotion. And 'MCA further ensured the gar- ments' hipness by not giving them away in droves.

When a local promoter calls the radio station and offers ticket giveaways to bolster sales for a show that isn't selling well, the message isn't understood clearly by teens. They confuse a radio station's message of exclusivity - i.e., "We're the only place you can get these" - with the message of "plenty of good seats available." Some even said a radio promo for a ticket giveaway meant the show was sold out. It would be very important in a station's relationship with the concert promoter to offer a clear message to listeners.

Down In Front The challenge issue popped up

again when the group was asked which they preferred: reserved or "festival" seating. Unreserved won out -a 180 -degree turnaround from the older group's reply. Al- though some peer pressure was definitely at work, the same answer kept coming back.

Our first thought was that they liked having the same opportunity as anyone else to sit in the front

Teens get into the music of their older brothers' fives.

row : no ticket scalpers, no waiting in line overnight, no ordering. In- stead it was "the challenge to get to the front" that they sought - "to push, shove, kick, and claw our way to the front of the stage."

Once there, do they fend off other challengers who wish to occupy the same space? "Nah," they yawned.

"(Getting) tickets to a

hot show ... and wearing the T -shirt to school the next day (is) cool."

"After a few minutes up there it gets boring." So what do they do? They kick, punch, and physically jostle their way to the back of the arena. And from there what happens? Score a beer? Hang out? "We shove our way back to the front."

Not every mother's son or daughter exhibits this same behavior. But as I looked around the table, no one seemed overly shocked by what had been said. Clearly, the challenge mentality is a big part of adolescent behavior.

Poor Recall There was very little clarity in

call letter identification. As with the older concertgoers, the teens were most likely to identify stations by digital frequency. There was also very little disc jockey name recall.

Among the females, station preference closely paralleled artist preference. If the young woman had first been questioned at a Whit- ney Houston concert, she favored a CHR station. If sampled at a Ratt/ Poison performance, she favored AOR. Male station preferences weren't as easily discernible.

One phenomenon that's brewing among these adolescents is the discovery of the Woodstock generation's music. They reacted posi- tively to Crosby, Stills and Nash, and said they're taping the music from each other or sharing an older brother or sister's copy of such LPs as Led Zeppelin "I & II." Most of them also said they'll tape the product they buy to protect the master's quality.

When it comes to purchase power, everyone in this sample had a way to earn cash. Many told us they visited shopping malls at least once a week. Clearly, they have money - and they spend it on being cool.

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RATINGS

Summer 12 + Results Dallas -

Ft. Worth Summer found KKDA -FM at its

highest ARB ever. K104, which had a winner an hour this summer, led every DP except middays, with

Tom Joyner edging KVIL's Ron

Chapman by a tenth in mornings. Chapman was up nicely, as were all KVIL DPs except nights, calm- ing speculation on whether the AC

legend was merely mortal now. KMEZ reversed its spring 6.3-4.2 drop. KSCS has climbed from a

3.2 since winter to come suddenly within earshot of Country leader KPLX. Without moving much, KHYI is now within striking distance of KEGL. Since KTKS had changed its CHR slant from

AOR to AC to Urban in four mon-

ths, it'll be interesting to see who picks up its shares. In Birch, K104 led. KPLX opened its lead on

KSCS. KTXO added 2-1/2, in

contrast to ARB, where no AOR- edged station did very well. Y95 had its best Birch ever but KEGL

still held its own.

ARBITRON Spring '87 Su '87

KKDA-FM (UC) 8.7 10.6 KVIL-AM & FM

(AC) 7.5 8.1 KPLX (Ctry) 7.4 6.9 KMEZ-AM & FM

(B/EZ) 4.2 6.3 KSCS (Ctry) 4.5 5.8 KRLD (News) 5.6 5.6 WBAP (Ctry) 6.6 5.2 KEGL (CHR) 6.3 4.6 KHYI (CHR) 3.9 4.1 KTXO (AOR) 4.6 3.9 KLUV (Gold) 4.0 3.6 KOZY (AC) 3.6 3.3 KMGC (AC) 3.6 3.0 KHVN (Rel) 2.0 2.9 KZEW (AOR) 2.5 2.8 KOJO (Span) 1.4 2.4 KZPS (Gold) 2.7 2.4 KTKS (CHR) 2.0 2.2 KLIF (N/T) 1.9 1.7 KDLZ (UC) 1.4 1.4 KESS (N/T) 1.4 1.3 WRR (Clas) 1.6 1.2

BIRG H

Sp'87 Su'87

10.1 10.3 8.0 8.7 9.4 7.9

8.2 7.5 4.5 7.1

5.1 6.7 5.4 5.6 4.8 4.5 6.0 4.1

3.2 3.8 3.0 3.3 4.3 3.2 2.7 2.8 3.3 2.4

4.2 2.3 3.1 2.0 - 2.0 - 1.9

2.2 1.7 1.0 1.5

.5 1.3

KKDA-FM (UC)

KPLX (Ctry) KEGL (CHR) KVIL-AM & FM

(AC)

KTXQ (AOR) KHYI (CHR)

WBAP (Ctry) KSCS (Ctry) KRLD (News) KTKS (CHR) KLUV (Gold) KZEW (AOR)

KOZY (AC) KMGC (AC) KMEZ-AM & FM

(BIEL) KZPS (Gold) KZRK (AOR)

KOJO (Span) KDLZ (UC)

KLIF (N/T) KERA (Jazz)

Miami WLYF has fluctuated over the

last year but always manages the top Arbitron slot. The surprise be-

neath it was WOBA, which burst out of its usual spot in the fives for second place. WINZ moved 5.0- 6.3-5.0; Neil Rogers was second in middays with a 7.5 in his final

AM book. All three players in the tight AOR race were up. The big surprise was WAXY, which shot from 12th place to sixth. The oldies -edged AC was one of at

least nine Broward or Palm Beach County stations that increased. (So was motivational WWNN, which showed in Miami for the first time with an 0.4.) In a largely con- trasting Birch, WPOW's incredible growth continues. WEDR, not tra- ditionally a Birch power, added a

share for second place. WHYI and WHQT fought the CHR battle in

third and fourth place.


WLYF (B/EZ) 8.6 7.0 WOBA (Span) 5.1 6.5 WINZ (N/T) 6.3 5.0 WPOW (CHR) 5.4 5.0 WJQY (AC) 4.4 4.7 WAXY (AC) 3.5 4.5 WCMQ-FM (Span) 4.8 4.2 WEDR (UC) 4.1 3.9 WAQI (Span) 3.2 3.4 WHYI (CHR) 4.5 3.3 WNWS (Talk) 3.9 3.3 WGTR (AOR) 2.6 3.2 WHOT (CHR) 3.3 3.2 WLVE (AC) 3.7 3.2 WKOS (Ctry) 2.8 3.1 WIOD (N/T) 3.6 2.9 WSHE (AOR) 2.2 2.6 WMXJ (Gold) 1.7 2.5 WTMI (Clas) 3.3 2.5 WKAT (BBnd) 1.7 2.4 WQBA-FM (Span) 2.3 2.1 WFTL (AC) 1.6 1.9 WCMQ (Span) 1.2 1.5 WRHC (Span) 1.1 1.4 WZTA (AOR) 1.2 1.4 WMBM (UC) 1.0 1.2 WQAM (Ctry) .5 1.1 WSUA (Span) 1.1 1.1 WEAT-AM & FM

(B/EZ) 8 1.1

BIRCH

WPOW (CHR) WEDR (UC) WHYI (CHR) WHOT (CHR) WKOS (Ctry) WLVE (AC) WLYF (B/EZ) WAXY (AC) WINZ (N/T) WGTR (AOR) WCMQ-FM (Span) WAQI (Span) WSHE (AOR) WMXJ (Gold) WIOD (N/T) WOBA (Span) WJQY (AC) WNWS (Talk) WTMI (Clas) WQBA-FM (Span) WZTA (AOR) WTHM (CHR) WLRN (Misc) WMBM (UC)

Sp'8 7

9.6 5.0 6.5 4.7 5.0 2.6 6.3 3.7 2.5 4.6 4.4 2.2 4.0 3.0 2.2 3.0 5.4 2.8 2.3 2.9 2.1 1.0 1.0 1.1

$u'87

10.8 6.0 5.9 5.4 5.1 4.4 4.4 4.3 4.3 4.0 3.6 3.2 3.2 3.1 3.0 3.0 2.9 2.7 2.2 2.1 2.0 1.2 1.1

1.1

Atlanta WVEE lost half a share but held

first and put two double -digit Arbi- trons together for the first time in

years. WKLS matched its summer '86 share and led 18 -34. WPCH moved 9.2- 7.4 -8.9. WSB won mornings again, this time with a

13.5. The CHR battle was suddenly a lot tighter, with WARM posting its best format numbers ever in a PD transition book. Lo- cals say that as WZGC began leaning more heavily on modern and AOR product, Power 99.7 gradually took Z93's old position as the Urban -slanted CHR. WARM also had a "mystery money man" handing out cash through the summer. In Birch, the top two were the same. Z93 remained the dominant CHR, although WOXI bounded back and WARM came a little closer.

ARBITRON

WVEE (UC) WKLS-FM (AOR) WPCH (B/EZ) WSB (AC) WZGC (CHR) WSB-FM (AC)

WKHX-AM & FM

(Ctry) WARM (CHR)

WQXI-FM (CHR) WFOX (AC) WYAY (Ctry) WGST (N/T)

WAOK (Rel)

WEKS-FM (UC)

Spring '87 Su '87

11.0 10.5 8.3 9.6 7.4 8.9 7.7 8.4 8.5 6.9 5.8 6.1

7.9 5.7 3.3 5.6 5.1 5.6 3.9 4.9 8.0 4.9 2.6 3.4 3.2 2.7 3.5 2.2

BIRCH

Sp'87 Su'87

WVEE (UC) 13.3 13.9 WKLS-FM (AOR) 13.2 13.7 WZGC (CHR) 9.9 8.4 WKHX-AM & FM

(Ctry) 6.4 6.7 WQXI-FM (CHR) 4.8 6.4 WSB (AC) 4.9 5.7 WYAY (Ctry) 9.9 5.6 WEKS-FM (UC) 4.6 5.5 WSB-FM (AC) 5.9 5.2 WPCH (B/EZ) 5.7 5.1 WARM (CHR) 3.2 4.9 WFOX (AC) 3.2 4.8 WAOK (Rel) 2.1 2.4 WCLK (Jazz) 1.1 1.5 WABE (Clas) 2.3 1.3 WRAS (Misc) .6 1.3 WGST (N/T) 3.2 1.2

For The Record: Arbitron has cor- rected the Detroit summer book and WCZY (CHR) is now shown as having a 4.7 in 12 +.



October 23, 1987 R&R i 39

RATINGS Y

Summer 12 + Results

Cleveland This is one market where both

services reported the same trends for many stations. In Arbitron, it was

a big deal for WZAK just to be back in the 7 -8 share range as it had

been over the past six months.

Now Lynn Tolliver and the 93FM crew are higher 12+ and closer to

perennial leader WMMS than ever

before; as has been the case for a

few books, WZAK wins nights. An-

other station benefiting from a virtu-

al format monopoly is WOAL, which

hasn't hit a nine since winter '84. WLTF, which billed itself as the

"free money station" and ran one of

the few heavy summer giveaways, picked up some ground on AC

leader WMJI. (In Birch, the race is

even tighter with WMJI on top 8.4 to 8.1.) WNCX, which hasn't ad-

vertised since switching to AOR/

Gold, had its best book under those

calls.

ARBITRON

WMMS (CHR) WZAK (UC)

WOAL (B/EZ) WMJI (AC) WLTF (AC) WWWE (N/T) WNCX (Gold) WDOK (B/EZ) WGAR-AM & FM

(Ctry) WBBG (BBnd) WROC (CHR) WERE (N/T) WPHR (CHR) WABO (Rel)

WJMO (UC) WCLV (Clas) WKDD (CHR) WONE-FM (AOR) WCZR (AOR) WEOL (AC) WHK (Gold) WRMR (BiEZ) WDBN (B/EZ)

Spring '87

12.9 7.5 8.5 9.4 5.4 6.9 4.1 5.2

6.7 3.7 3.1

3.2 1.5 1.3 1.6 1.6 1.4 1.5 1.1

.7

1.2 1.2

7

Su '87

11.7 9.8 9.3 8.1

6.5 6.4 4.7 4.4

4.6 3.2 3.1

2.9 2.0 1.9 1.8 1.4 1.2 1.2 1.1

1.1

1.1

1.1

1.0

BIRCH

WMMS (CHR) WZAK (UC) WMJI (AC) WLTF (AC) WOAL (B'EZ) WNCX (Gold) WROC (CHR) WWWE (NíT) WGAR-AM & FM

(Ctry) WBBG (BBnd) WCZR (AOR) WDOK (B/EZ) WCPN (Jazz) WERE (N T)

WCRF (Rel) WONE-FM (AOR) WJMO (UC) WCLV (Olas) WPHR (CHR) WHK (Gold)

Spring '87 Su '87

18.4 12.2 10.5 5.6 5.8 4.1

4.9 61

4.3 2.1

4.1

3.6 .6

2.4 1 7

1.9 1.3 1.9 1.5

8

16.5 12.0 8.4 8.1 6.6 5.8 5.7 5.1

3.9 3.3 33 3.0 2.6 1.8 1.7 1.5 13 1 1

1.1

1.0

Baltimore WBSB lost a few tenths but led

both Arbitron and Birch. The surprise here was WXYV, which has

had a few anxious moments in Arbi-

tron recently. V103 was very street- oriented in the summer; its

only outside advertising was a hand-

ful of subway cards. WXYV, WEBB

and WWIN all got an Arbitron boost from WWIN -FM becoming dance

outlet WGHT. V103 declared itself

"the station that won't change on

you." WWIN (AM), meanwhile,

moved away from its Gold approach back towards Urban center to beat its FM. (DC's WHUR, which is next to WWIN /WGHT, also had a good Birch.) An increasingly modern WPOC opened its Country lead in

both books as competitor WCAO's direct mail drew to a close. ACs WWMX and WYST, which both us-

ed outdoor during the summer, re-

bounded in Arbitron. WBAL, which has wobbled at the start of baseball season for two years now, strengthened its third place ARB

showing.


WBSB (CHR) 9.6 8.9 WLIF (B/EZ) 9.8 8.9 WBAL (N/T) 6.6 7.8 WXYV (UC) 5.7 7.4 WPOC (Ctry) 5.8 6.6 WIYY (AOR) 5.0 5.6 WWMX (AC) 3.3 4.1 WFBR (Talk) 3.1 3.2 WWIN (UC) 2.4 3.0 WQSR (Gold) 3.0 2.8 WCBM (AC) 2.8 2.7 WITH (BBnd) 2.5 2.7 WEBB (UC) 2.1 2.6 WYST-FM (AC) 2.1 2.5 WGHT* (CHR) 2.4 WBGR (Rel) 4.0 2.3 WCAO (Ctry) 4.1 2.2 WWDC-FM (AOR) 2.6 2.1 WGRX (Gold) 1.8 1.9 WRQX (CHR) 2.2 1.6 WHFS (AOR) 1.2 1.3 WHUR (UC) 1.3 1.3 WTOP (News) 1.2 1.1

BIRCH Spring 87 Su '87

WBSB (CHR) 11.6 11.1 WXYV (UC) 8.5 10.6 WIYY (AOR) 8.1 7.9 WBAL (N/T) 7.1 7.2 WPOC (Ctry) 6.2 5.9 WLIF (B/EZ) 7.5 5.6 WWDC-FM (AOR) 4.5 4.0 WHUR (UC) 1.7 3.2 WWMX (AC) 3.8 3.2 WFBR (Talk) 2.1 3.0 WGRX (Gold) 3.8 2.6 WQSR (Gold) 1.9 2.6 WCAO (Ctry) 3.1 2.5 WROX (CHR) 2.5 2.4 WITH (BBnd) 1.0 2.2 WGHT* (CHR) 2.0 WHFS (AOR) 2.0 20 WYST (AC) 1.7 1.9 WCBM (AC) 1.2 17 WTOP (News) .6 1.6 WWIN (UC) 1.6 16 WBGR (Rel) 1.9 1.5 WEBB (UC) 1.6 13 WRBS (Rel) .9 1.2 WBJC (Clas) 1.2 1.1

WEAA (N./fisc) .6 1.0 Fonnerly WWIN-FM (UC)

Denver KOSI was the Arbitron leader as

always, but KRXY was suddenly right behind; in Birch, it's already the third #1 station in as many books. Y108 had nearly 38% of ARB's teens; KOKS, which segued to CHR, had only 3 %, indicat- ing that the new format hadn't kicked in yet. The N2 teen station was Urban KDKO, which had its best showing in a long time, beating its sister FM immediately before switching to "Heart & Soul." Another upset went to KLZ, almost always found around a two share instad of in the Country lead. (The sudden change in the KLZ vs.

KYGO battle can be seen in Birch too, although not as dramatically.) Apparently the passing of the baton from KBRO brought KLZ back to public notice. KBRQ's successor, KXKL, didn't do badly for itself the first time out either.

AR BITR ON

Spring '87 Su '87

8.4 8.9 7.6 8.8

KOSI (B/EZ) KRXY (CHR) KBCO-AM & FM

(AOR) KOA (Talk)

KBPI (AOR)

KAZY (AOR) KMJI (AC)

KLZ (Ctry) KOAQ (AC) KYGO (Ctry) KHOW (AC)

KNUS (N/T) KDKO (UC) KXXL-AM & FM

(Gold) KIMN (AG)

KSYY (AC)

KEZW (BBnd) KRZN (Gold) KHIH (Gold) KVOD (Clas)

KQKS' (CHR) KDEN (News)

7.8 5.4 6.1 5.6 7.0 1.9 4.8 5.6 3.8 3.1

1.1

2.2 2.1

2.7 3.5 1.7 2.1

3.4 1.0 1.2

8.0 6.5 5.9 5.5 5.5 4.3 4.0 3.8 3.5 3.1 3.0

2.9 2.6 2.2 2.1

2.1

2.0 1.6 1.3 1.1

BIRCH

KRXY (CHR) KAZY (AOR) KBPI (AOR) KBCO-AM & FM

(AOR) KOSI (BiEZ) KMJI (AC) KOA (N/T) KYGO (Ctry) KDKO* (UC) KOAQ (AC) KLZ (Ctry) KIMN (AC) KHOW (AC) KNUS (N;T) KVOD (Clas) KHIH (Gold) KSYY (AC) KWBI (Roll KXKL-AM & FM

(Gold) KRZN (Gold) KBNO (Span) KCFR (Clas) KEZW (BBnd) KQKS (CHR)

Sp '8 7

9.3 6.1 8.2

10.5 7.1

6.2 4.3 4.5 3.2 4 7

1.8 2.4 1.8 1.6 3.4 3.0 4.6 1.9

1.2 1.7 1.4 1.3 1.7

'Became "Heart S Soul" (Gold)

at end of rating period

"Formerly KBRO -AM & FM (Ctry)

Formerly (AC)

Su 8 7

11.1 8.9 8.8

7.0 5.5 4.9 4.8 4.5 4.1 3.6 3.3 2.8 2.6 2.6 2.6 2.2 2.2 2.1

1.8 1.7 1.4 1.4 1.2 1.0

Minneapolis - St. Paul

In this World Series market, WCCO was the summer monster on both fields with an ARB 25 share in mornings and only a few tenths less at night. After that, there's an interesting disparity in

otherwise close findings: in Birch, tough AOR KJJO breathed down KORS's neck harder than ever. In

Arbitron, KO has already adjusted and widened its lead again. KDWB, by holding steady, gained ground on WLOL, whose heavy spending had been complained about by other stations during the spring. KSTP -FM's two surveys are within a tenth of each other. WLTE broke dramatically out of the threes; in Birch, it took back a

share it lost in spring.

ARBITRON

Spdng '87 Su '87

WCCO (AC) 16.3 19.3 KSTP-FM (AC) 8.5 8.7 KORS-AM & FM

(AOR) 8.0 8.6 WLOL (CHR ) 10.0 7.0 KEEY (Ctry) 5.8 6.6 KDWB-FM (CHR) 6.8 6.5 WAYL-AM & FM

(B/EZ) 6.5 5.7 KJJO-FM (AOR) 5.9 5.4 WLTE (AC) 3.8 5.2 KTCZ (AOR) 4.4 3.9 KSTP (Talk) 2.7 2.7 KMGK (AC) 2.1 2.3 KDWB (Gold) 2.1 2 2

WDGY (Ctry) 1 .8 1.6

BIRCH

WCCO (AC) KORS-AM & FM

(AOR)

WJJO-FM (AOR) WLOL (CHR) KSTP-FM (AC) KDWB-FM (CHR) KEEY (Ctry) KSTP (Talk) WAYL-FM (B/EZ) WLTE (AC) KTCZ (AOR) KSJN-FM (Clas) KTIS-FM (Rol)

KDWB (Gold) KMOJ (UC) KMGK (AC) WDGY (Ctry)

Spring '87 Su '87

16.4 17.8

11.4 6.7

10.9 9.1 7.5 5.5 3.7 40 2.4 3.5 3.4 2.3 1.9 1.3 1.2 2.2

106 10.0 8.9 8.6 7.5 5.3 36 3.5 3.5 2.6 2.2 2.1 1.9 1.8 1.7 1.5

Houston- Galveston

Locals describe summer as a

placid time promotionally, but this is one of the few markets that

looks like you'd expect a summer book to look. Despite a PD

change, KMJQ passed a ten for the first time since summer '85. CHR reclaimed some of its spotlight from Country, with KKBQ edging KRBE on the strength of its AM, since the FMs are tied. KLOL

matched its good Birch by crck- ing a five for the first time since ast summer. KIKK led mornings, ;.Iso with the help of a simulcast. KTRH

was right behind them in that ')P; at night, with the Astros, it was over a 12.

ARBITRON

KMJO (UC) KKBQ-AM & FM

(CHR) KIKK-FM (Ctry) KRBE-AM & FM

(CHR) KTRH (News) KILT-FM (Ctry) KLOL (AOR) KODA (B/EZ) KFMK (AC) KQUE (AC) KZFX (Gold) KJYY (AC)

KKHT (AC)

KLTR (AC) KPRC (N/T)

KXYZ (Span) KYOK (UC)

KEYH (Span)

KCOH (Gold) KHCB (Rel)

KIKK (Ctry)

Spring .87 Si. '87

9.1 10.3

7.1

8.0

6.7 6.8 7.3 4.3 5.4 5.2 4.0 4.0 2.5 2.0 2.8 2.9 1.0 1.8 1.6 1.8 1.2

.7

'Became "Heart S Soul" (Gold)

at end of rating period

7.4

7.3

7.3 3.9 6.0 5.6 5.5 4.9 3.9 3.8 2.7 2.6 2.5 2.2 '.7

1.2 0

0

St. Louis Baseball also did its job here,

with KMOX well ahead of both 4s

summer '86 and spring '87 AriSi-

tron stats. Last summer the Cards were good for a 28 at night; here they were over a 40. With the ex-

ception of KYKY and WIL -FM,

there weren't a lot of contemper- ary risers here, and both of those stations were abnormally low last

time.

ARBITRON Spring '87 Su 7

KMOX (AC) 23.0 KSHE (AOR) 1 1 .5

KEZK (B /EZ) 6.8 KHTR (CHR) 6.8 KMJM (UC) 7.2 WIL-FM (Ctry) 3.8 KYKY (AC) 3.3 KSD* (AC) 4.1

KWK (CHR) 4.0 KUSA (Ctry) 2.7 WESL (Rel) 1.6 WKKX (Ctry) 1.9 KLTH (AC) 1.7 KATZ -FM (UC) 1.4 KRJY (AC) 1 .6

WMRY (AOR) 2.5 WRTH (BBnd) 2.2 KGLD (Gold) 1.1

KATZ (Gold) 1.7 WEW (BBnd) 1.0

'Switched to Classic Rock in mid -book

25 5

106 72 59 57 4.5 4.3 3.3 3.3 2-3 2 -0

2A 1.9 1.:8

1.8 1.8 1.8 1.3 1.2 1.0



40 RBA October 23, 1987

R &R Holiday Programming Guide

ABC RADIO NETWORKS

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For all its networks, ABC presents "A Christmas Carol," produced by

Campbell Soup. This is the or-

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"1987 Newscall," 60 minutes of news actuality and correspondent reports; "1987 Sportscall," 30 minutes of sports; and "1987 Young Adult Newscall," 30 minutes of material geared towards AOR,

CHR and Urban stations.

For the Information network: "Sounds of Christmas," a five -part, one -minute series that paints an audio picture of Christmas; "Year End Tax Tips," a ten part series; "1987 In Review," a 25 -part series; "World News This Year," a

26- minute program; "Perspec- tive," two 60- minute features, one looking at the year back, the other looking ahead; and

"1987 in Sports," a 30- minute feature hosted by ABC's Fred Manfra looking at the major sports stories of '87.

On the Entertainment Net- work: "1987 Around The Table," a 30- minute discussion of the year's major stories; "1987 Sports Review," hosted by Linda Cohn and Mike Harris, a half -hour look at the year's top sports events.

On the Direction net: "1987: A Look Back," is a

12 -part series focusing on

news, music, entertainment and sports hosted by Gil Fox and Bob Hart.

For the FM network: The

Way It Was: 1987," a review of

the year; and "1987," a 60- minute reflection in sound and

music of the past year, hosted by Nick Alexander.

On the Rock network: "How 1987 Rocked," an 18 -part series focusing on news, mu-

sic, entertainment and sports stories hosted by Larry Ja-

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For the 61st year, CBS will feature the eight- segment "Cavalcade of Christmas Mu- sic," featuring classic and traditional selections performed by university choirs from around the country. Each segment is

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CBS RadioRadio will have Christmas editions of "Cruisin' America with Cousin Brucie," where he will welcome holiday

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The "Weekly Country Music Countdown" will tabulate the top 30 Country hits as determined by R &R. "Great Sounds," "Motor City Beat," "Hot Rocks," "Dick Clark's Rock Roll & Remember," and "Solid Gold Country" are other continuing shows with special Christmas themes that week.

Jimmy Fink will host a year- end edition of "Rockwatch," a

focus on the top AOR tracks plus music news updates. The

countdown uses R &R's compilation.

US Radio has "Solid Gold Scrapbook," with pop hits of Christmas including the Beatles, Chipmunks, Bing Crosby, Jose Feliciano, Phil Spector, and more. "Count- down America starring Dick Clark" will feature R &R's list of the 30 biggest AC hits of '87.

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NETWORK FEATURE FILE

MUSIC FEATURES

American Country Countdown (ABC) Eddy Raven /Tanya Tucker /Judds /Steve

Wainer/Tammy Wynette /Reba McEntire/ T.G. Sheppard /Nifty Gritty Dirt Band/ Emmylou Harris/Waylon Jennings

American Dance Traxx (WOIM) Donna Summer /Bananarama/Belinda Carlisle

American Top 40 (ABC) Sting/Smokey Robinson /Michael Jackson /John

Cougar Mellencamp/Whitney Houston /Chuck Berry/Tommy Jarres /Autos/Bing Crosby/ LDD: Pointer Sisters

Lee Arnold On A Country Road (WO /M) CMA wrapup show

Dick Clark's Rock, Roll & Remember (USP) Shirelles

Classic Call (PRN /CSN) Lynyrd Skynyrd

Classic Cuts (MJI) Carlos Santana

The Countdown (WO /M) Controllers /Shalamar

Countdown America With Dick Clark (US) Whitney Houston

Countdown USA (CUSA) U2

Country Calendar Weekly Special (CW) Chatty McClain /Charlie Daniels Ricky Van

Shelton /Lee Greenwood:Ricky Skaggs

Countryline USA (JPB) Lee Greenwood

Country Music's Top 10 (JPB) Lacy J. Dalton

Country Today (MJI) Randy Travis

Cruisin' America With Cousin Brucie (CBS) Stephen Salis : Kinks

Rick Dees Weekly Top 40 (RDP) Billy Idol

Dr. Demento (WO /M) Demented Halloween Special Pt. 2

Terry Dorsey's Country Countdown (DD) Steve Wanner /Comedy computer/

Mn Rogers/Amazing facts

Encore With Jim Lange (WO /M) 1942. Tommy Dorsey

Flashback (NBC) Halloween

Fusion 40 (TP) Dianne Rivers/George Duke /Can Ander-

son /Wendy & Usa/Nancy Wilson

Future Hits (WO /M) Heart :Bananarama

Great Sounds (USP) Julius Larosa

Highlights (BP) Barry White

Hitline USA (JPB) Los Lotos /Debbie Gibson

Hot Rocks Michael Jackson

(USP)

October 26 - November 1

In Concert Jethro Tull

Jazz Show w!David Sanborn (NBC) Dave Grusin

Jazz Trax with Art Good (JT) Andy Narell

King Biscuit Flower Hour (DIR) Kinks

John Lander's Hit Music USA (US) Nancy Wilson

Legends Of Rock (NBC) Pink Floyd Pt. 2

Let The Good Times Roll (GSN/ABC) Halloween hits /Jan & Dean

Line One (WO /M) Aerosmith

Live From Gilley's (WO /M) Bobby Bare

Metalshop (MJI) Ted Nugent

Miller Sound Express (WOIM) Force M.D s

Motor City Beat (USP) Eddie Kendncks

Scott Muni's Ticket To Ride (DIR) Beatles in Australia

Music Of America (ABC) Best of '87s Music Of America

Musical! (WO /M) Tim Rice /Little Shop 01 Horrors /Letters

Musical Starstreams (FF) David Arkenstone

Nashville Live (MCA) Judds

National Music Survey (WO /M) Ray Parker Jr. /Bobby "Boris" Pickett

Off The Reccrd Special (WOIM) Loverboy

On The Radio (OR) Kim Wilde

Gary Owens Music Weekend(DIR) Swing Out Sister

Party America (CP) Jody Watley/Bananarama/Pam Dawber/

Samantha Fox/Steve Winwood/Joan Rivers/ Martin Short

Plain Rap Countdown (PRN) AC: REO /Cars /Fleetwood Mac /Bill

Medley /Heart

CHR: Madonna/Expose /Cars/Loverboy /Poison

Urban: Prince/Tiffany/Pet Shop Boys/Debbie Gibson/Miami Sound Machine

Pop Concerts/ Star Trak Profiles (WOIM) Olivia Newton -John Pt. 2

Powercuts (GSNIABC) Robbie Robertson /INXS/Rush

Radioscope (RS) Halloween /Whodini /Barry White/Whispers

Reelin' In The Years (GSN/ABC) Neil Young /Who

Rock & Roll Never Forgets (WO /M) Lynyrd SkynyrdJackson Browne/Super-

tramp Steve Miller

(WOIM)

THE ID'S HAVE IT - Toby Arnold & Associates has unveiled the adult ID

series "AC Plus. " The package was designed by Liggett VP /Program- ming Jim Jenson and consultant Mike McVay, and features weather, weekend, promo and request IDs. Pictured are Jensen, Toby Arnold, and McVay.

Rock Chronicles (WOIM) Aerosmithi Insiders /Hooters

Rock Over London (RI) Mike Peters of Alarm

Rock Today (MJI) Mick Jagger

Rock Trends (MCA) Mars /Mojo Nixon /Love and Rockets

Rock Watch (USP) Bruce Spnngsteen & E Street Band

Rockline Loverboy

Romancin' The Oldies (TS) B J Thomas

Scott Shannon's Rockin' America Countdown (WOIM) Jennifer Warnes /Belinda Carlisle /Poison

Solid Gold Saturday Night (US) Chuck Berry/Elvis /Fats Domino /Jerry Lee

Lewis /Little Richard /Ricky Nelson

Special Edition Anita Baker

Star Beat Donna Summer

Sunday Country Emmylou Harris

Super Gold Off the wall favorites'Young Rascals

Superstars Rock Concert (WOIM) Van Halen

Top 30 USA (CBS) Movies: To Sir With Love /Mrs. Robin-

son /Grease

A Touch Of Jazz (MCA) Sade /Larry Carlton /Dave Sanborn

Weekly Country Music Countdown Judds

(GSNIABC)

(WOIM)

(MJI)

(CI)

(TS)

(USP)

SPORTS I

Costas Coast To Coast (CW) Paul Maguire

Inside Sports Report (CW) Mike Schmidt/Brent Musburger/Tommy Lasor-

da/Lany King/Dave Winfield/Tim Raines/ Tim McCarver /Larry Fleischer /Dick Bass

John Madden's Sports Quiz (CW) Huey Lewis's favorite sport/U of Colorado

Ralphie /Alltime college defensive player /Longest NFL FG/Superbowl XI/ Three sports teams w/o letters

National Football League (CBS) (10/26) Rams at Cleveland Browns (8:45pm ET)

National Football League (WOIM) (11/1) Stealers at Miami Dolphins (12:45pm ET)

49ers at Los Angeles Rams (3:45pm ET)

Sports Explosion (PIA) Andre Dawson /John Stalworth /'86 Series

Sports Flashback (CW) NFL's greatest moments /World Series

classics/Great college football memories/ NHL scoring records

NETWORKS/ PROGRAM SUPPLIERS

ABC - ABC Radio (212) 887 -7777 AP - Associated Press (202) 955 -7200 ASR - All Star Radio (213) 850 -1169 ATGN - At The Game Network (516) 422 -7777 BBS - Bailey Broadcasting Services (213)

969-0011 BP - Bullet Productions (818) 760 -3800 CBS - CBS Radio (212) 975 -4321 CCA - Chnstian Countdown America (312)

820-1369 CI - Cart Inc. (509) 534 -7090 CN - Copley Radio (619) 293 -1818 CP - Cutler Prod. /Special Prog. Network (213)

478 -2166 CSN - Classic Satellite Net (213) 859 -8706 CUSA - Countdown USA (415) 383 -7302 CW - Clayton Webster (314) 725 -5070

NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES October 26 - November 1

GENERAL II INFORMATION

American Focus (FY) Abbie Hoffman

Auto Report (ME) Dodge Dynasty/Chrysler New Yorker /Preparing

for winter /Mazda MX6

The Blimp (PM) Birthday brats /Collecting things/Risks of

cheerleading /Auctions /English titles

Computer Program (PM) Computers in schools /Small business and com-

puters /Portable, powerful computers/ Word processors

Earth News (WOIM) Micky Dolenz/VVillie Dixon /Chuck Berry/Doug

UewelyrvBruce Springsteen/raylor Hackford /Anthony Yerkovitch

Health Care (PIA) Diagnosing the difficult

Like Only Yesterday (WOIM) Battle of El Alamein /1st successful Saturn

launch /Amencan- Soviet standoff in

Berlin /Roosevelt's "Fear" speech/ Soviets stop anti- communist revolution in Hungary

Public Affairs (PIA) Who ll stop the rain

Radio Links (RL) "Cry Freedom." Sr Richard Atten-

borough/Kevin Ktlne /Denzet Washington

Reviewing Stand (PIA) "Regionalism in the US," Professor Ann

Markusen/ "Listener's Fonrn," Professor John Donahue / "Ultimate Trivial Pursuit," Charles Panate

Travel Holiday Magazine (CW) Taos

Working Out (JBI) Swimming/Aerobic Fitness/Fitness levels /Row-

ing Machines/Visualization

DAILY

November 2 - November 7

British Wax Museum (RI) ELP /Beatles/Wmgs /Phil Collins/Badfinger

Country Calendar (CW) Conway Twitty /Sweethearts of Rodeo /Garth

Fundis /Holty Dunn/Dave Ennis /Eddy Raven /O'Kanes

Country Comments (WOIM) Glen Campbell/Moe Bandy /Randy Travis/Vern

Gosdin /Alabama/T.G. Sheppard/ Steve Wanner

Country Datebook (US) Lyle Lovett/Marie Osmond/Bill Anderson /Kim

Forester /Charley Pride /Dottie West

Rick Dees' American Music Magazine (US) Steve Winwood/Expose/Jody Watley /Smokey

Robinson/Starship

Off The Record (WOIM) Aerosmith /R. E M. /Insiders

Psychedelic Psnack (WOIM) Pspooky Psnacks: Fleetwood Mac/

Cream/Grateful Dead /Alice Cooper/ Bloodrock

Rock & Roll Never Forgets (WOIM) James Taylor /Jethro Tull/Talking Heads

Shootin' The Breeze (WOIM) Regina Belle /Glenn Jones'Madame X

Solid Gold Country (USP) November calendar/Bill Anderson/1981/"Good

& Bad" /Elvis songs of broken romance

Solid Gold Scrapbook (US) November 41s/1970/Birthday party /Superstars

of soul /Eagles

Star Trak (WOIM) Steve Wiinwood/Miami Sound Machine /Swing

Out Sister

COMEDY

All My Children Update (PRN) Nina & Matt buy a condorn-inium/Lazar fingers

Goldie /Sanborn is sunburned /Louise full

moons Justin

Amatellin U (DD) School spirit day /Halt court basketball team/Tag

team boxing club /Education second only to tuition/K Mart blue light special

Bobby Jo Ambergy's Bar 'N Grill (DD) Hokey Pokey dance off /William Pokey on

hand /Ceremonial whole self in step/ Spann trough/Spanoodle shake

Comedy Hour (MJI) Live guest. Richard Belzer/Woody Allen /George

Carlin /Bob & Ray /Monty Python

Comedy Show With Dick Cavett (CW) Halloween Stan Freberg/Dave Gardner /Gene

Wilder /Gerry Clower /Bob Hope

Comedy Spot (CW) Bob Newhart/Gabe Kaplan /Edgar Bergen /Justin

Wilson /Bill Cosby

Dr. Dave's Comedy Drops (PM) La Bimbo /Bork! /Freddie Kruger Nails /Jim &

Tammy Hotline

Daily Feed (DCA) Ron's Halloween take 2 /Nobel prize for radio

contests/Next-to-last starship /Nobody wants the job /Stock market Top 40 countdown

Fun Factory (PM) Picket Une Shuffle /Drilling Banjos/Rock 'n Roil

Zoo /Bat

Jim Gossett's Comedy Service (DD) Calls from Mr. PresidenVPee- Wee /Dr. Billy/

Nixon/Dave from N.Y.

Hiney Wine (DD) Hiney twice a week/Hiney is tax deduc-

tion/Where to find Hiney/Women buy Hiney/ Little pink Hiney

Laugh Machine (PM) Rich Little /Robert Klein /Skip Stephenson /Steve

Martin /Henny Youngman

Mel Blanc's Blankety Blancs (ASR) Woodsman & broom /Gerbil that plied a

gnnch! /Citronella & talking frog /Oepimetheus/Old witch and mirror

National Comedy Wireless (DD) Elvis backup singers LP /Billy Ray Pruitt flys

home /NFL temporaries /Music to drop pants

by

National Lampoon's True Facts (PRN) Safety for sexist/Throw her a bone /Skip to my

loo /Soltary sucker /Uses for a dead mouse

Radio Hotline (ASR) All the songs are the same/Tiny Melvin /Do you

wear headphones /I died and lived to tell about it /I'm weak

Stevens & Grdnic's Daily Comedy Exclusive (ASR) Jim & Tammy shopping show /Finger /Surgery of

rich and famous/No more bad watch - dogs/World's shortest sitcom 44 /Bonus spot: no parking

DRAMA/ NOSTALGIA

Campbell's Playhouse (PIA) "Vanity Fair'

Golden Age Of Radio (PRN) X minus one/The Chase /University

theatre/Wierd Circle /Demension X

Same Time... Same Station (RRC) Alan Reed remembers radio Pt. 1

Soap Quiz (JBI /ABC) Amy Vining /Matt Connolly /Wanda WolelcJake

Mayer /Brooke English

DCA - DC Audio (202) 638 -4222 DIR - DIR Broadcasting (212) 371 -6850 DD - Dorsey & Donnelly (214) 631-7934 FF - Frank Forest Productions (415) 383 -7827 FY - Focus On Youth Radio (609) 452 -1150 GSN - Global Satellite Net (818) 906-1888 Jr - Art Good's Jazz Trax (619) 233 -9228 JBI - Jameson Broadcast (202) 328 -3283 JPB - James Paul Brown Entertainment (800)

345 -2354 MCA - MCA Radio (818) 777 -5775 ME - Mealticket Entertainment (818) 892 -7101

MJI - MJI Broadcasting (212) 245 -5010 NBC - NBC Radio (212) 664 -4444 OHR - Off Hour Rockers (516) 628 -1490 OR - On The Radio Network (213) 306 -8009 PM - ProMedia (2121 585 -9400

PIA - Public Interest Affiliates (312) 943 -8888 PRN - Premiere Radio Network (213) 467 -2346 RDP - Rick Dees Productions (818) 843 -0687 REMN - REMN Communications (212) 302 -9120 RI - Radio International (516) 358 -2250 RL - Radio Links (213) 454 -0488 RRC - Real Radio Company (818) 795 -4900 SC - Starstream Communications (713) 781 -0781

SMN - Satellite Music Network (800) 527 -4892

SYN - Syndicom (415) 368 -1781 TP - Teleprograms (213) 854 -4475 TS - Transtar (213) 460 -6383 US - United Stations (212) 575 -6100 USP - United Stations Programming (703)

276 -2900 WRN - Weedeck Radio Network (800) 548 -7474 WO /M - Westwood OnelMutual (213) 204 -5000



October 23, 1987 R &R 45

PROGRAM SUPPLIERS EDITED BY RON RODIRIGUES

NATIONAL MUSIC FORMATS

Bonneville Broadcasting Kevin McCarthy 18001 631 -1600

Alpha

Drake -Chenault Phil Barry 18001 247 -3303

XT -40

Radio Arts John BenedictlJoe Patrick (818) 841 -0225

Country's Best

JETS "I Do You" RONNIE MILSAP "Where Do..." MEDLEY & WARNES "I've Had..." GEORGE MICHAEL "Faith" D. L. JONES "Bonnie Jean" M. BOLTON "That's What..." R.E.M. "The One I Love" LYLE LOVETT "Give Back..." WARWICKIKASHIF WHITESNAKE "Is This Love" CRYSTAL GAYLE "Only Love..."

"Reservations..." J.C. MELLENCAMP "Cherry..." W. HOUSTON "So Emotional"

Soft Contemporary

Contempo 300 DAN HILL "I Never..."

Broadcast Programming BOURGEOIS TAGG "I Don't..."

Jeff King/Jay Albright (800) 426 -9082 PAUL JANZ "Believe In Me"

Adult Contemporary DAN HILL "I Never Thought..." BOURGEOIS TAGG "I Don't..." Sound 10

STEVE WINWOOD "Valerie" PAUL JANZ "Believe In Me" L. BRANIGAN "Power Of Love" DAN HILL "I Never..." BOURGEOIS TAGG "I Don't..."

Great American Country L. BRANIGAN "Power Of Love" BOURGEOIS TAGG "I Don't..."

TOM WOPAT "Susannah" G. HARRISON "Got My Mind..." Modern Country OAK RIDGE BOYS "Time In"

RICKY SKAGGS "I'm Tired" Supersoul American Rock

RONNIE MILSAP "Where Do..." M. JOHNSON "Crying Shame" JETS "I Do You"

STING "We'll Be Together" GEORGE MICHAEL "Faith" MILES JAYE "Let's Start..." STEVE WINWOOD "Valerie" VANEESE THOMAS "I Wanna..." WHITESNAKE "Is This Love" FULL FORCE "Love Is For..." D. GIBSON "Shake Your Love"

Century 21 Greg Stephens (21 4) 934-2121

The Z Format Hot AC

GEORGE MICHAEL "Faith" WHITESNAKE "Is This Love" Satellite Music Network

GEORGE MICHAEL "Faith" J.C. MELLENCAMP "Cherry..." Par. Clarke (214) 991 -9200

WHITESNAKE "Is This Love" The Starstation J.C. MELLENCAMP "Cherry..." TAYLOR DAYNE "Tell It To..." G. HARRISON "Got My Mind..." Media General L. BRANIGAN "Power Of Love"

MEDLEY & WARNES "I've Had..." Broadcast Services WARWICKIKASHIF John Lentz (9011 320ß433 "Reservations..."

The AC Format ACtion

DAN HILL "Never Thought..." DOUBLE "Devil's Ball" "Skeletons"

Rock 'N' Hits

M. MURPHEY "I'm Gonna..." STEVIE WONDER "Tell

G. HARRISON "Got My Mind..." DIANA ROSS Me Again" "Indian..."

RUSH "Time Stand Still"

BILLY JOEL "Back In The USSR" C. McDOWELL "When A..."

DREAM ACADEMY DAN HILL "I Never Thought...' G. HARRISON "Got My Mind..."

G.. HARRISON "Got My Mind" y M. BOLTON "That's What..."

Super- Country Your Country Country Coast -To-Coast

FOSTER & LLOYD "Sure Thing' GEORGE MICHAEL "Faith" TOM WOPAT "Susannah"

STATLER BROS. "Maple St...." STEVIE WONDER "Skeletons" D. L. JONES "Bonnie Jean"

M. MURPHEY "I'm Gonna..." WHITESNAKE "Is This Love" HIGHWAY 101 "Somewhere..."

NITTY GRITTY... "Oh What..." M. BOLTON "That's What..." AEROSMITH "Dude"

Z -Rock

Concept Productions M.O.D. "U.S.A. For MOD"

Elvin Ichiyama 19161 782 -7754 Peters Productions, Inc. SACRED REICH "Ignorance"

CHR George Junak (800) 255-8511 ZOETROPE "A Life Of Crime" Country Lovin' DOKKEN "Back For The Attack"

CHASTAIN INSTA. "Variation" GEORGE MICHAEL "Faith" J.C. MELLENCAMP "Cherry..." H. WILLIAMS JR. "Heaven..."

W. HOUSTON "So Emotional" JOHN SCHNEIDER "If It..."

G. HARRISON "Got My Mind..." DESERT ROSE BAND "One..."

TAYLOR DANE "Tell It To..." FORESTER SISTERS "Lyin'..." JUDY RODMAN "I Want.. "

Country ountr y The Ultimate AC

Transtar Adult Contemporary MÍKe Tanner (213) 460 -6383

STATLER BROS. "Maple St...." PAUL JANZ "Believe In Me"

AC R. CARPENTER "Something..." S. GARRETT "Everchanging..."

B. SPRINGSTEEN "Brilliant..."

ERIC CARMEN "Hungry Eyes" DAN HILL "I Never Thought..." W. HOUSTON "So Emotional" G. HARRISON "Got My Mind..."

NETWORK ROUNDUP

KalaMusic Gears Up

New Age Format

Just eight months ago, New Age was a term synono- mous primarily with Windham Hill. Then name the splashy debut of the jazz /New Age /pop sound of KTWV /Los Angeles, a network counterpart distributed by SMN, and a similar effort called "The Breeze" from Min- neapolis.

Now, format distributor Kala- Music is entering the fray with its own New Age format.

"We are committed to offering the finest New Age format available," said President Stephen Trivers. "We have made special arrangements with West Coast - based producer Thom Reinstein, whose syndicated New Age program "Portraits in Sound" is broadcast on 63 stations across the country." ed "Soft Passages." It comes as part of a full consultancy, as do the company's other formats. For more information, call (800) 225 -5252.

Peters Principle Seattle -based format distributor

Broadcast Programming, Inc. has acquired the San Diego firm Peters Productions.

According to Kaye-Smith Enter- prises Chairman Lester Smith, "The business of syndication is growing. Most stations are using some form of syndicated programming. The acquisition of Peters' formats positions BPI to better serve the needs of radio and capi- talize on growth opportunities."

BPI GM Edith Hilliard said the merger will give BPI 14 formats to market, spanning Classical to CHR. Peters chief Ed Peters said his company will now concentrate on marketing for communications and other firms.

Soap Quiz Works 'lip Lather The Jameson Brr;adcast /ABC

joint venture "Soap (,)uiz," begun strictly as a summer promotion, has been given an indefinite renewal by the network. Listener and station demand prompted the extension.

"Soap Quiz" offers trivia questions asked by the stars of the ABC soaps "All My Childrer.i," "General Hospital," and "One Lfe To Live." Correct respondents win various prizes.

Allen Windy City Bound NBC's "Steve Allen Show"

makes its first road trip Monday and Tuesday (10/19,20 to Chicago, where the veteran entertainer will be honored for his countless contributions to broadcasting.

The following day, the Museum of Broadcasting Corrrnunications and Electronic Media .ire co-spon- soring a fundraising reception. It will include a video retrospective of Allen's TV and film career, as well as excerpts from his n :usical com- positions.

The salute will kick gaff an eight - week Steve Allen exhibition at the museum. Some 50 hours of his work will be presente 1, including his stint as "Tonight show" host. Allen is the first broad aster to be so honored by the museum.

NASHVILLE BITES THE BIG APPLE - ABC FM affiliate WGFX/flashville treated its listeners to a taste of the Big Apple recently by broadcissting its morning show from ABC's New York studios. Pictured are WGFX PID Mary Lynn White, ABC FM Radio Network Director Susan O'Connell and Manag- er Sue Lee, and WGFX morning man Charlie Walker.



46 R&R October 23, 1987

ON THE RECORDS

KEN BARNES

DISCLEXIA PT. V

Freak Out In The Darkness & Other Greatest Garbled Hits

When I began preparing my "comeback" column, I thought a simple garbled lyrics column would be the sim- plest transition back into the swing of things. I never envi- sioned that one column would become a three -part mega- epic. Next thing you know it will turn into a novel, probably a Book -of- the -Month Club alternate selection, with film rights going to the highest bidder (three no trump is the highest bid to come in so far). This installment, however, will be the last for the present time ... at least until the home video and interactive CD versions come out.

A couple of request line title trip - ups from WCIL /Carbondale PD Tbny Waitekus: "I Eat Cannon- balls" ( "I Eat Cannibals," Total Coelo) and "Lobster In The Sun" ( "Lost Her In The Sun," John Stewart).

WHMP /Northampton, MA PD Marla Zippay believed the Honey Cone's "Want Ads" contained the lines: "Experienced in love prefer - red/But will accept a young Chin- ese." The group was actually an equal opportunity employer, looking for a young "trainee" regard- less of race, creed, or color.

Former R &R editor Gene Schulatti, already cited in an earlier installment for royally screwing up lines from "La Isla Bonita," proves his peculiar knack is not a short -term affair with this example from the early '60s. "Dear Lady Twist" by Gary US Bonds had a couplet that went, "Doctors agree and now I know /Do the twist and you'll never get old." Instead of the first two words, Gene thought Gary was saying, "I talk to the trees ..."

While I'm dredging up trans- gressions of past R&R staffers, I should mention a couple from a present R&R contributor, Mr. "Air Personalities" himself, Dan O'Day. Listening to "Me & Bobby McGee," Dan heard Janis Joplin singing "One night in a mausoleum/Lord, I let him slip away" and thought to himself, "No wonder he

Michael: A garbling Thriller

t

'Scuse me while I kiss THIS guy??

dumped her!" Deriving "in a mausoleum" from "near Salinas" qualifies Dan for the 32nd degree of the secret brotherhood of lyric - mangling masters.

Dan also was puzzled by Sam Cooke's "Wonderful World." When Cooke sang "Don't know much about the French I took," Dan thought it was "those French ice hooks" and couldn't wait to get to high school and find out about 'em.

And R&R's Jim Dawson and Sean Ross both used to think Jimi Hendrix was saying ' "Scuse me while I kiss this guy" in "Purple Haze." (Ironically, in Soft Cell's cover of the song, singer Marc Al- mond, in keeping with a rather flamboyant sexual persona, actually sang the garbled lines.) On The Records contributor Phil Col- umns says that when Mel & Kim sang "Like us, hate us" during "Respectable," he thought it was "Lie, castrate us."

Freaking Out In The Darkness

"Solid Gold" 's David Leaf and his brother Bobby believed Friend & Lover's "Reach Out In The Darkness" was "Freak Out In The Garden." (I don't know about the garden bit, but I'll still swear they're singing "freak out" instead of "reach out" at least half the song.)

Independent promoter Richard Pachter cites Missing Persons' classic "Walking In A Lake" ( "L.A. "). WLUW /Chicago's Steph-

en Hill thought Jermaine Jackson's "Let Me Tickle Your Fancy" was "Let me take off your pants." (Both interpretations probably convey the intent of the song, but Jermaine's is just a tad subtler.)

Ed Clay of WGEM /Quincy, IL got behind the concept of the Go- Go's "Our Lips Are Sealed" as "Alex I See You." And one of his listeners at another station called up to hear Kenny Loggins's "I'm Alright" by the title "Ham On Rye." Jim Martin of WOAY /Beck- ley, WV, perhaps influenced by lo-

cal industry, reports hearing the Pointer Sisters' "Goldmine" ren- dered as "My baby's got a coal mine."

Another Sean Ross -ism is fairly I ingenious. Ashford & Simpson

sing "On any street corner" during the course of "Street Corner," but he misinterpreted it as "An industry called love" - totally different idea but quite similar- sounding syllables.

Joe Reed at WKLK & WGRQ/ Leonardtown, MD had an active imagination as a kid. The 1964 J. Frank Wilson car crash hit "Last Kiss" contains the chorus line "She's gone to heaven and I've got to be good." Joe interpreted it to match some of his own concerns: "She's rounding second and I'm heading for third." As he says, "It could only make sense to a six- year -old who learned how to read from the sports pages of the New York Daily News!"

Friend & Lover reach out of their time capsule

Continuing, Joe recalls, "As a teenager, I remember Rod Stewart telling Maggie May, 'My love, you didn't need the cokes.' My sister informed me that this was not the real thing." The actual line, far from being an early anti-drug (or anti- soft -drink) message, was "My love, you didn't need to coax."

Finally, Joe has the ultimate twist on lyric garbling. "My sister

John Ford Coley obscures those lyrics (not to mention England Dan)

was a big Beatles fanatic. So I thought I would annoy her by pur- posely messing up the words to 'Lucy In The Sky With Diamonds.' I paraded around the house singing, 'Picture yourself in a boat on a river with plasticine porters and looking glass ties!' Imagine my chagrin when I found out those were the actual lyrics." Some days it doesn't pay to garble.

A number of disclexic incidents stem from listeners localizing lyrics to fit their own geographies. Here's a bizarre example from KLON /Long Beach's Steve Pro- pes. Freddy Cannon's "Tallahassee Iassie" includes the line, "She's my Tallahassee Lassie from F -LA," a hip sort of reference to the great state of Florida. But an L.A. jock who played the song at the time said on the air he was getting complaint calls from East Los Angeles listeners peeved about him playing a song that said "She's my Tallahassee Lassie from West L.A."

England Dan's Millennial Mystery

This next one's got me perplex- ed. I received two letters about the opening line of the chorus of "I'd Really Love To See You Tonight" by England Dan & John Ford Col- ey. Neither mentioned the correct version, so I figured that, even though I couldn't remember it myself, I could just ask somebody around the office when it came time to write this column.

Well, that worked like a charm. Instead of discovering the right line, I ended up with three more interpretations, plus a repeat of one of the original garblings.

To recap, NBC Radio Networks' Mike Greenzeig thought it went "I'm not talkin" 'bout the linen." Another correspondent, known to me only as Slim (probably because I lost the envelope that went with the letter), figured it was "I'm not talkin' 'bout millennium" (maybe this mystery writer was Don Zen- ner ...) .

Here at R&R, Hurricane Heeran held out for "I'm not talkin' 'bout leavin'," while Filmhouse's Jeff Green insists it's "I'm not talkin' 'bout believin'." Sean Ross goes along with Slim on the millennium thing, while Jim Dawson, Jim Nelson, and ex -R &R editor Reed Bunzel, who at least have the most logical idea, contend it's "I'm not talkie" 'bout movin' in." I'll throw my hat in their ring.

Slim, by the way (and I do apolo- gize for not being able to provide a more accurate ID), has a few other jewels. A friend believed Chaka Khan's "I'm Every Woman" was "Climb Every Mountain." And then, in Slim's words, "Prince's 'Raspberry Beret' has been cleverly retitled 'Bad Varicose Veins.' But my alltime favorite hatchet job happened while I was in Chicago. A woman called my request line to ask for 'Mama Save My Mocca- sins.' This became an all - consuming challenge as I tried to decode it, as the broadcast went all to hell. After 15 minutes, I hit paydirt when I asked her to sing a few bars. I then recognized the song as Michael Jackson's'Wanna Be Startin' Something. "' The caller had derived her title from the African words Michael sings during the course of the song.

Disclexia Foils Columnist Tb conclude, let me relate how I

got screwed up by a case of disclexia. I commented in a consumer music publication about how strange some lyrics from Dead Or Alive's "Brand New Lover" seemed to me: "What I really need to do is find myself a brand new lover/ Somebody who'll lie with me who doesn't notice all the others." I pictured a big bedroom full of friends of Dead Or Alive crouched under the bed, hanging from the ceiling, or hiding in the closets, unnoticed by the oblivious lover. Talk about weird group sex, I thought ... then a reader wrote to say the correct line was "Somebody with eyes for me who doesn't notice all the others." Definitely a first -class Emily Litella syndrome ... never mind.



VIDEO MUSIC

MUSIC TELEVISION

35.8 million households Tom Hunter, VP /Music Programming

SNEAK PREVIEW Week, On

CARS /You Are The Girl (Elektra) 4 PETER GABRIEL /Biko (Geffen) ADD SAMMY HAGAR /Hands And Knees (Geffen) ADD GEORGE HARRISON /Got My Mind Set On You (Dark Horse /WB ADD INXS /Need You Tonight (Atlantic) 2 BILLY JOEL /Back In The USSR (Columbia) ADD PINK FLOYD /Learning To Fly (Columbia) 2 RUSH/Time Stand Still (Mercury /PG) 3 STARSHIP /Beat Patrol (Grunt /RCA) 3 WHITESNAKE /Is This Love (Geffen) 1

STEVE WINWOODNalerie (Island) 3 STING/We'll Be Together (A &M) 1

YES /Love Will Find A Way (Atco) 1

HEAVY BRYAN ADAMSNictim Of Love (A &M) 5 AEROSMITH /Dude (Looks Like A Lady) (Geffen) 5 BELINDA CARLISLE /Heaven Is A Place On Earth (MCA) 5 CUTTING CREW /I've Been In Love Before (Virgin) 9 JIMMY DAVIS & JUNCTION /Kick The Wall (QMI Music /MCA) 5 DEF LEPPARD /Animal (Mercury /PG) 5 FLEETWOOD MAC /Little Lies (WB) /0 HEART/Who Will You Run To (Capitol) 9 BILLY IDOL /Mony Mony (Chrysalis) 8 LOVERBOY /Notorious (Columbia) 6 RICHARD MARX /Should've Known Better (EMI- Manhattan) 9 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Paper In Fire (Mercury /PG) 11 OTHER ONES /Holiday (Virgin) 11

PET SHOP BOYS /It's A Sin (EMI- Manhattan) 8 POISON /I Won't Forget You (Enigma /Capitol) 11

R.E.M./The One I Love (IRS /MCA) 8 REO SPEEDWAGON /In My Dreams (Epic) 14 SQUEEZE /Hourglass (A &M) ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

U2/Where The Streets Have No Name (Island) 8 WHITESNAKE /Here I Go Again (Geffen) 15

BUZZ BIN ALARM /Rain in The Summertime (IRS)

BRANDOS /Gettysburg (Relativity)

CURE /Just Like Heaven ( Elektra)

MEN WITHOUT HATS /Pop Goes The World (Mercury /PG)

NEW ORDER/True Faith (Qwest /WB)

ADDS BIG TROUBLE /Crazy World (Epic /CBS)

BOOM CRASH OPERA /Great Wall (WB)

PAUL CARRACK /Don't Shed A Tear (Chrysalis)

CROWDED HOUSE /Now Were Getting Somewhere (Capitol)

EXPOSE /Let Me Be The One (Arista)

PETER GABRIEL /Biko (Geffen)

GENE LOVES JEZEBEL /Motion Of Love (Geffen)

SAMMY HAGAR /Hands And Knees (Geffen)

GEORGE HARRISON /Got My Mind Set On You (Dark Horse /WB)

ROGER HODGSON/You Made Me Love You (A &M) BILLY JOEL /Back In The USSR (Columbia) LISA LISA & CULT JAM /Lost In Emotion (Columbia)

LITTLE STEVEN /No More Parties (EMI- Manhattan)

TAJA SEVELLE /Love Is Contagious (Paisley Park/Reprise)

STRANGEWAYS /Only A Fool (RCA)

HIP CLIP PAUL CARRACK /Don't Shed A Tear (Chrysalis)

October 23, 1987 R&IR a 47

vM Vinto HITS ON

20.8 million households

Sal LoCurto, Director /Music Programming- Jessica Falcon, Director /Talent 8 Artist Relations

POWER Weeks On

CUTTING CREW /I've Been In Love Before (Virgin) ADD KENNY G /Don't Make Me Wait For Love (Arista) 7

LEVERT /Casanova (Atlantic) 9

BILL MEDLEY & JENNIFER WARNES/Time Of My Life (RCA) 7

SWING OUT SISTER /Breakout (Mercury/PG) ... .

16

HEAVY

ABC/When Smokey Sings (Mercury /PG) 15

MICHAEL BOLTON/That's What Love Is All About (Columbia) 3 G. ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /Betcha Say That (Epic) 8 EXPOSE /Let Me Be The One (Arista) 14

WHITNEY HOUSTON /Didn't We Almost Have It All (Arista) 6 ELTON JOHN /Candle In The Wind (MCA) 7

LISA LISA & CULT JAM /Lost In Emotion (Columbia) 11

SMOKEY ROBINSON /One Heartbeat (Motown) 14 DIONNE WARWICK & KASHIF /Reservations For Two (Arista) 2

MEDIUM

ANITA BAKER /No One In The World (Elektra) 8 BOURGEOIS TAGG /I Don't Mind At All (Island) ADD JONATHAN BUTLER /Holding On (Jive /RCA) 4 DAN FOGELBERG /Lonely In Love (Epic) 14 SIEDAH GARRETT /Everchanging Times (Qwest /WB) i DEBBIE GIBSON /Shake Your Love (Atlantic) ADD GLENN JONES/We've Only Just Begun (Jive /RCA) 4 MILLIONS LIKE US /Guaranteed For Life (Virgin) 3 T'PAU/Bridge Of Spies (Virgin) 5 MARIA VIDAL /Do Me Right (A &M) i WENDY & LISA/Waterfall (Columbia) 2 WHISPERS /Rock Steady (Solar /Capitol) 12 STEVIE WONDER /Skeletons (Motown) ADD

LIGHT

RICHARD CARPENTER /Something In Your Eyes (A &M) 2 NATALIE COLE /I Live For Your Love (EMI- Manhattan) ADD MARTHA DAVIS /Don't Tell Me The Time (Capitol) 1

DOUBLE /Devil's Ball (A &M) 3 DREAM ACADEMY /Indian Summer (Reprise) 3 EARTH, WIND & FIRE /System Of Survival (Columbia) 2 JELLYBEAN/The Real Thing (Chrysalis) 4 JETS /I Do You (MCA) ADD BEN E. KING /Save The Last Dance For Me (EMI- Manhattan) ADD PAT METHENY /Last Train Home (Geffen) 3 ROY ORBISON & K.D. LANG /Crying (Virgin) 1

JODY WATLEY /Don't You Want Me (MCA) ADD

NOUVEAUX VIDEO

KANE GANG /Motortown (Capitol) 4

Information current as of October 20;

subsequent changes not reflected

MTV Most Requested

1 MOTLEY CRUE Wild Side (Elektra)

2. FAT BOYS fIBEACH BOYS,

Wipeout (Tin Pan Apple /PG) 3 POISON'I Won't Forget You

(Enigma/Capitol) 4 STRYPER /Honestly (Enigma)

5. MICHAEL JACKSON /Bad (Epic) 6. BILLY IDOL /Mony Mony

(Chrysalis) T PRINCE /U Got The Look

(Paisley Park/WB) 8. DEF LEPPARD /Animal

(Mercury/PG) 9. AEROSMITH /Dude (Looks Like

A Lady) (Geffen) 10 PET SHOP BOYS /It's A Sin

(EMI-Manhattan)

NEW POP HIT QUALIFIERS

MTV `Buzz Bin' Spotlights `Horizon' Acts You'll notice a new rotation cate-

gory on the MTV listings this week "Buzz Bin " It's designed to spotlight acts with active followings (cult art-

ists). street buzz. or a groundswell of

support, prior to achieving the con-

firmed hit status that would earn them

Heavy rotation. These horizon acts

will normally receive 3 -4 plays a day

while in the Buzz Bin category, and

will then generally move up to Heavy

or to more medium exposure levels.

Buzz Bin aims to aid and anticipate the breaking of these leading -edge acts by providing extra early expo-

sure. The number of artists spotlight- ed will vary.

Criteria For Upbeat Pop Hits In another policy move, MTV has

formally announced a set of criteria for adding pop and dance hits outside the overall rock spectrum of the channel When uptempo hits not being aired by MTV reach the Top 20 (R &R and Bill-

board), they will be added if they re-

search well with MTV's audience and if the clips are visually compatible and up to MTV's standards.

Since only a few uptempo records not already on MTV hit the Top 20 each week, this policy will not revolu- tionize the content of the channel It

will give MTV exposure to some artists previously not featured (like Lisa Lisa and Expose, the first two clips added under the new criteria, both in lesser rotations below the heavy levels showcased on R &R's weekly MTV list). It also serves to add potentially more pop /dance material augmenting the Madonna /Whitney HoustonlJan- et & Michael Jackson -type superstars already aired regularly.

PROGRAMMING NOTES

GOLDEN ROSES FOR ROCK -- "MTV in Montreaux Day" is Satu- day 110/24), when interviews and

live performances from this year s

Golden Rose Festival in Montreau c,

Switzerland air twice an hour. Fat tured artists include INXS, Duran Duran, Beastie Boys, Pretender 5,

Lou Gramm, Run -DMC, and others.

GUEST HOSTS VH1: ANTHONY PHILLIPS hos,s "New Visions," 1 1 pm (EDT) Suri -

day (10/25).



48R&R October 23, 1987

MUSIC

ADAM WHITE

HOME VIDEO RELEASE

Bon Jovi's Seasonal Greetings For PolyGram, what's the next best thing to a new Bon Jovi album before

Christmas? A Bon Jovi home video package before Christmas.

The label ships "Slippery When Wet: The Videos" in a couple of weeks, and is shooting for sales of 100,000 -plus. The $19.95 release contains six clips, including "Never Say Goodbye," the top ten AOR track from the "Slippery ..." album. This video, never previously seen, was filmed at New York's Nassau Coliseum during the band's national tour.

The homevid set contains two versions of "Living On A Prayer" (the original clip and a new live take, also shot at Nassau), plus "Wanted: Dead Or Alive," "You Give Love A Bad Name," and "Wild In The Streets." There's backstage footage and interview material, too.

Womack Opens Another `Box'

Bobby Womack: Soul man in a box.

Every musician has heroes. In the case of Living In A

Box, one of them is Bobby Womack. Now he's returned the compliment with his interpretation of "Living In A Box," from his upcoming MCA album, "The Last Soul Man."

It was when last in England that Womack, working on Ron Wood's upcoming album, heard the song. "I thought to myself right then that I wanted to record it," he says.

Womack got in touch with the group, who were only too happy to hear the news - and to suggest his participation on their new single, "So The Story Goes." So that's Womack's voice you hear on the current dance remix of "Story" (although not on the US single).

While he's watching and waiting to see if "Box" can be a hit for the second time, Womack is prepping for sessions with Keith Richards, who's recording his first album for Virgin in Holland.

Bon Jovi: the perfect stocking stuffer for Christmas.

PolyGram's extensive marketing drive includes TV buys on MTV between Thanksgiving and Christ- mas, and on Nickelodeon in the

New Year. In addition, reports Sr. VP /Marketing Harry Anger, there'll be print ad support and a lot of activity at the dealer level.

Metal Church EP: Dallas Days Revisited

Metallica's "Garage Days Revisited" is almost metal. Gold, that is.

Elektra VP /National AOR Promo- tion Brad Hunt reports the five -cut EP is only about 40,000 short of the 500,000 unit sales necessary to collect an RIAA gold certification.

No surprise, then, that the label is planning a similar release for another of its hard rocking acts, Metal Church. "Live In Dallas, Texas" is due in November, with concert versions of five songs from the band's repertoire, including "Watch The Children Play."

It originates from a show Metal

Church did earlier this year for Z-Rock. Says Hunt, "The quality of the tape came out extremely well, so we decided to go with an EP. It keeps the band's profile up be-

tween studio albums, and makes a lot of sense from a promotional and marketing standpoint."

The release will figure in the label's roster -wide "Merry Metal Christmas" sales campaign. The last Metal Church album sold 180,000 units - 80,000 ahead of the one before. "We're establishing a real nice base for the band," con- cludes Hunt.

MSG

Watch This Band To make sure AOR programmers have all the up- to -the- minute info on the new al-

bum by MSG (the McAuley Schenker Group), Capitol has

sent out this all- purpose stop- watch, personalized with the band's logo and album title.

If the name sounds familiar, you might remember the first formation of the MSG band (the Michael Schenker Group), which released two albums on Chrysalis. New

lead vocalist Robin McAuley has

hooked up with Schenker for their Capitol debut.

The band will be opening on the

fall leg of the Rush tour.

Cb Dokken's New `Attack'

Don Dokken and his crew are in a generous mood on their upcoming Elektra release "Back For The Attack." The album, coming November 16, offers 13 tracks and a playing time of approximately 62 minutes (on LP as well as cassette and CD).

The band is on the road with Aerosmith for the next few months. Their last E/A album sold 1.3 million.

Reed, This News Lou Reed has signed with Sire Records, and is currently working on

songs for his label debut. They may include collaborations with John Cale.

Virgin Gets Emotion -al That Petrol Emotion have signed a worldwide deal with Virgin, hav-

ing left Polydor UK - and hence PolyGram US - over a contractual dis- pute (R &R, 10/2).

Black In Black & White A &M is promoting new British act Black to radio with a series of limit-

ed- edition prints, featuring still photos from the label's current videoclip for "Wonderful Life." Four black- and -white stills (250 copies apiece) have been mailed to CHR stations nationwide.

Garcia Grabs Broadway Jerry Garcia's series of solo shows on Broadway set a new box of-

fice record for one -day ticket sales: 20,398. That contributed to a total $611,940 for the sellout, two -week (October 15 -31) run by the Grate- ful Dead leader.

Cultivating A Fresh Berry Renewed interest in Chuck Berry, fueled by the Taylor Hackford

movie as well as CB's autobiography, has inspired the rock & roller to

begin work on a new album. He might also tour in the spring - taking out a full band, rather than

the pickup musicians for which he's notorious.

Mellencamp Flipped Stock copies of John Mellencamp's "Cherry Bomb" offer an almost -

oldie, "Shama Lama Ding Dong," on the flip. The song was originally written for Otis Day & the Knights in "National Lampoon's Animal House."

Orbison In Star- Filled Dreams Bruce Springsteen, Elvis Costello, Tom Waits, T -Bone Burnett,

Bonnie Raitt, k.d. Lang, Jackson Browne, Jennifer Warnes, and J.D.

Souther were just a few of the artists who jammed with Roy Orbison at

the Coconut Grove in Los Angeles recently. The session will be seen as part of a Cinemax cable network tribute

to Orbison. Directed by David Lynch, it will air next year.

`Scream' - The Trade Mention "Scream - The Compilation" is an upcoming Geffen album featuring

various underground bands seen at the Scream club in Los Angeles. Among them: Jane's Addiction (now on Warner Bros.), TSOL, Abece- darians, Delta Rebels (now a full -fledged Geffen act), Human Drama, and Tender Fury.

Short Cuts DOLLY PARTON's upcoming Columbia debut includes a duet

with Smokey Robinson. Ex -Eagle RANDY MEISNER and former Firefall leader Rick Rob-

erts have formed the Roberts -Meisner Band, with tour plans this fall.

WILLY DeVILLE's "Storybook Love" appears on his new A &M al-

bum, as well as the Warner Bros. ST from "The Princess Bride." The RUSH tour of the US begins November 7 in Providence, RI,

and runs through at least January. Geddy Lee and Nell Peart were nam-

ed best bass player and best drummer, respectively, in the recent Toron- to Music Awards.

Four STEVE MILLER BAND albums, including "The Joker" and

"Abracadabra," are among Capitol catalog CD releases next month. Also, four from Paul McCartney, including "Tug Of War," previously on

Columbia. MIRIAM MAKEBA will have a new Warner Bros. album early next

year. RICHIE HAVENS is the beneficiary of a marketing offer by indie

label Rykodisc, which is selling two Havens CDs packaged with a free flip -file which holds 20 CDs.



DATEBOOK SEAN ROSS

Penguin Lust MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2

1973 /With "Sister Mary Elephant" on the charts, Cheech & Chong take ads congratulating the Singing Nun on the 10th anniversary of "Dominique." 1979/A Phoenix disco record pool celebrates its third anniversary with a dance at Centennial Hall for 2500 junior and senior high schoolers. Patrick Hernandez headlines. 1981 /Hank Williams Jr.'s two- year -old "Whiskey Bent & Hell Bound" LP goes gold. 1982 /Elton John begins his first British tour in three years with the Elton John Band. 1985 /Rick Springfield dissociates himself from PolyGram's rerelease of his 1978 -79 material. Born: Keith Emerson 1944

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3

1961 /Hank Williams, Jimmie Rodgers, and publisher Fred Rose are the first members elected to Country's Hall of Fame. 1972 /James Taylor and Carly Simon are married in her NYC apartment. The only guests are their mothers. 1980/The Supreme Court decides not to hear arguments, stemming from an Elvis Presley case, about how much of a deceased artist's name or likeness belongs to his estate.

1986 /Madonna and Griffin Dunne begin shooting "Who's That Girl," then known as "Slammer." And at a

Roxy benefit for L.A. club booker Michelle Myer, the Knack reunite. Bruce Willis jams with Michael DesBarres and Dweezll Zappa. Also there are Gene Simmons, Paul Stanley, Vince Neil, Charlie Sexton, Julian Lennon, and Nikki Sixx. The whole crew finales on "Bang A Gong." Born: Adam Ant 1954, Lulu 1948, Andy Williams 1932

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4

1976 /New York Mayor Abe Beame hosts a luncheon for the Bee Gees, who plan to donate the proceeds of

an upcoming concert to the Police Athletic League. The Gibbs give Beame a platinum record for "Children of

the World," which he says he'll take out of the frame and play. 1978 /Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young bassist Greg Reeves sues for $1 million in back royalties. 1985 /Mary Lambert resigns as director of Prince's "Under A Cherry Moon." Boston attorney Donald Engel sues CBS for "malicious prosecution" when they sue him for helping the band jump to MCA. 1986 /Jerry Butler wins a seat on the Cook County (IL) Board. Michael Dukakis is reelected Massachusetts Governor and quotes Timbuk3's "The Future's So Bright ... ," apparently unaware of the song's intended irony. A Village Voice cover story on rap magnate Rick Rubin reveals that he still sleeps with his parents on

occasion and that the Beastie Boys snort laughing gas before recording. Born: Chris Difford (Squeeze) 1954, Delbert McClinton 1940

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5

1960 /Johnny Horton, who was married to Hank Williams's widow, dies in a car crash after playing his final

show at Austin's Skyline, where Williams also played his last.

1976/The Damned's "New Rose," believed by NME to be the first punk 45, is released in the UK. Over here,

the Captain & Tennille's "Muskrat Love" is #1 CHR. 1977 /Shaun Cassidy appears on the cover of TV Guide, which is headlined, "Another Cassidy takes over as

teen idol." As usual with outside media attempts to be on top of things, Cassidy is already on the third and last

of his major hits.

1986 /The Coasters' Bobby Nunn dies at age 61. Billy Squier undergoes minor knee surgery. And Dick Clark Productions announces plans to go public, offering $14.5 million in stock. Born: Bryan Adams 1959, Ike Turner 1931, Peter Noone 1947, Rob Grill (Grass Roots) 1944, the late

Gram Parsons 1946

Bryan Adams, Chris Difford, P.J. Proby, Lulu

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6

1965 /The Rolling Stones, Jackie Wilson, Billy Joe Royal, and Fontella Bass are the guests on "Shindig." 1968 /The Monkees' full -length film "Head" premieres. 1975/The Sex Pistols play their first show at St. Martin's Art School. The school's social secretary pulls the plug after ten minutes. 1984 /Marvin Gay Sr. pleads no contest to voluntary manslaughter and receives five years probation in the killing of Marvin Gaye. The court judges that the younger Marvin "tragically provoked" his murder. Born: PJ Proby 1938, Doug Sahm 1941, George Young (Easybeats) 1947, Wild Man Fischer 1944, Glenn Frey 1948

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7

1979 /The L.A. County Regional Planning Commission orders Universal to put a roof on its Amphitheatre as

part of a series of building changes at Universal City. The theatre name remains the same, even though it's no

longer outdoors. 1980/The first lineup of Dexy's Midnight Runners splits up; Charlie Daniels's "Full Moon" LP, with "In

America" and "The Legend Of Wooley Swamp," is certified gold. 1983/Tina Turner's comeback, "Let's Stay Together," is released in Britain. 1986 /Vangelis plays his first North American show at UCLA's Royce Hall. Willie Nelson appears as a "former lawman with a coke -filled briefcase" on "Miami Vice." Prince makes a surprise appearance at a Hawthorne, CA high school football game to crown Hawthorne's homecoming queen. Born: Nick Gilder 1951, Joni Mitchell 1943

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8

1968 /Although she doesn't particularly want one, Cynthia Lennon is granted a divorce from John.

1984 /Nigerian music star Fela Kuti is convicted on what many believe to be trumped -up currency smuggling charges and sentenced to five years in prison. 1985 /Sting's concert film, "Bring On The Night," opens nationally. 1986 /Aretha Franklin is honored in Detroit to raise money for the UNICF. Ric Ocasek appears on "Saturday Night Live "'s last show, which is bumped for the World Series. Born: Bonnie Raitt 1949, Leif Garrett 1961, Rickie Lee Jones 1954, the late Minnie Riperton 1947


CMJ MUSIC MARATHON CONVENTION

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

"The Discovery & Development Of New Artists" October 29 - November 1, 1987, The Roosevelt Hotel, New York City

Thursday, October 29, 1967

College Radio. Present a Future - An extena,ve all -dey workshop end symposium covering the most crucial aspects of college radio in the 80s and beyond.

Friday, October 30, 1967 -Discovery

1á00 - 11,30 am From Demo To Umo:

The Evolution Of New Artist. Grand Ballroom Linda Clark (Linde Clark Management). moderator Panelists'. Will Botwin (Side One Mgmt.), Joanne Spock Dean (Co-Mgr. Redd Kross. House Of Freaks), Lindy Goetz (Mgr Red Hot Chili Peppers. Thelonioua Monster), Mary Hyde (Warner Bros. Records). Frank Riley (Venture Booking)

The New Anal And The Recording Process Oval Room

Lawyers, Gun. B Moneys Artist Managenteol Medlson Room John Guarnien (EMI- Manhattan Record,). moderator

11:10 - 1:30 pre Keynote Addms: Abby Hoffman

Topk: ACOvam la the 19800 -Music. Wash B Socly, Keynote Address Billy Bragg PMormence. by Nlc.r.guan artists, Salvador Buslo.

and Guerdeb.manno Grand Ballroom

1:30 - 3:00 pre The Politic. 01 Dancing:

Musk A. A Soda Fora In The We Grand Ballroom Ty Braswell (Donald Miller Mgml.), moderator Panelists: Jackson Browne (Elektra Recording Artist). Vernon Reid (Black Rock Coalition. Living Colour), S

more Surviving 8 Thriving A. An Independent Record Label

Oval Room Glen Morrow (Bar /None Records). moderator

Roots-Rap-Reggae Madison Room Dr Dread (RAS Records). Night Nome (CMJ New Musc Report), co- moderators

3,00 - 4:30 pre Paying It Cool:

College Radio 8 The Alternative Marketplace Grand Ballroom Rick Winward (Enigma Records). moderator Panelists Ivan Bodley (Epic Records). S more

The Retail Connection 8 Independent Distribution Oval Room Kevin Hawkins (Record Bar), moderator

Cultural Meltdown: Integration 01 Non -Rock Mimic Into The Mainstream Madison Room Hal Wilner. .Jr moderator Panelists Michael Dort (Knitting Factory). John Kertzer (Bumbershoot). Gary Windo (Recording Artist)

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CASIO shove.e of lane .s.lon.l product., with special gue.t, Daub Rosenthal of Cynl Laupar'. bend. Grand Ballroom

Commercial R.dlo: Cutting Edge Or DM Slade? Oval Room John Mrvoe (Columbia Records). moderator Panelists. Dave Dews (Rhino Records). S more

Intematoml Artist Development Eon -Domestic Products 8 Persona Madison Room Robin Hurley (Rough Trade), moderator

8100 - 8:00 pre Recording International Trade Committee (R.I.T.C.) Meeting

Oval Room In en attempt to NOD norther underaterding of me problems Moog imported music. the RISC e trade organization formed by U S. music importera and U. K. exporters will hold this symposium

Saturday. October 31, 1967

-oavelopment 8 Marketing"

to :0o- 11:30 am College Radio In The Community: Fora Or Farta?

Grand Ballroom Harry Levy (Capitol Records). moderator

Country Workshop Oval Room Jim Bessman (Music Journalist). moderator

The Shape 01 Jeu To Conte Madison Room Alan S. Bergman (Attorney). moderator Panelists George Butler (CBS Records). Gaselle Colon (Sounds Of Brazil). Carmen Lundy (Recording Artist)

11:10 - 1:00 pre The AAR Panel: What's Wrong With This Tapa?

Grand Ballroom Michael Rosenblatt (Geffen Records). moderator Panelists Kim Buie (Island Records). Kate Hymen (Chrysalis Records). Hilly Kryetal (CBGB's). Petar Leak (The New York End Ltd.). Oeidre O'Hara (SPK Publishing), Steve Thompson (Advanced Alternative Media). George Regis Esq (Owen Epstein)

Maaknu i Exposure: Print Meli s Role In Artist 0.ealopnwnt Oval Room R.J Smith (Village Voice). moderator

The Rhythm Workshop: Vol Bum Rush The Pans Mad,aon Room P Fine (CMJ New Music Report), moderator Red Alert (WRKS. NY). Heavy D (MCA Recording Artist), Laura Kuntz (Chrysalis Records). Mark GreenlarTl (WWUH, Hartford. CT). Ann Carley (Zomba/Jive Record)

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Grand Ballroom Doug Gerrone. (MCA Records). moderator

Getting By In A Materiel World: Survival Of The Alternative Artist Oval Room Tim Carr (Capitol Records), moderator

Musk PubashIng: IFS Not The Singer, lt. The Song Madison Room David Renier (Zomba/Jive Records). moderato,

New Artist In Performants Colonial Room Chuck Dukowski (SST Records), moderator

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Tying It All Together Grand Ballroom

Overseas Licensing Oval Room Richard Grabel (Cohen S Bodine), moderator

The Underground Video Workshop Madison Room Fran Duffy (Snub Video). moderator Panelists -. Pet Creed )Rockamerice). Mark ìhuneim (Thirsty Ear /Beggar's Banquet). Scott Gordon $National College Television), Cindy Keefer (C-Films). Darce Kendall (120 Minutes /MTV), Gary Pini (Profile Records). Merk Weinstein (Freelance Indie Promotion)

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METAL MARATHON A series or panels end workshops that locus on hard .00k

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12:30 - 2:00 pre Hard Rock Artist Devalopmnt And Marketing:

Forging Scrag Meal Into Platinum Colonial Room Ed Trunk ( Megaforce Records). moderator Panelists. Michael Alego (Elektre Records). V.endy Goldstein (RCA Records). William Howell (Metal 'lade Records). Richard Sanders (Loud And Proud/ L'Amour), Andy Somers IF. B.I )

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Colonial Room Marko Bab,neau (The David Geffen Company). moderator

1:10 - 5:00 prn Imago vs. Subetanco: Is It The Look Or The Link?

Colonial Room Ida Langsam (Public "I" Publicity). moderator Panelists. George Brandt (MTV). Gern Miller (ÏAetal Edge Magazine). EDet Roberts (Photographer)

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Pint By The Gallon English is alive and well and living in disguise all over

the nation. With my radio on scan/seek in the South, I was momentarily baffled when I heard a jock announce a big pint sale.

Following the split second during which my brain challenged the possibility of one pint being bigger than another, the right connection was made when the announcer gave the location of the big sale: the Sherwin -Williams Pint Store. Hot dang, Billy Bob, it only took me a second to figger out he meant paint!

Regional accents are kind of fun to hear on the radio. Deep in Con- federate country (you'll know you're there when you hear "South" pronounced with two syllables) some people sit on chay- ahs and eat grec uts. tip in the Nor'east, "lodge" is a size. A

burlap bag in the West is a gunny sack in the Northwest and a tote bag or a jute down South.

For my money, the theory that national radio and TV are smooth- ing out the regional quirks of the American language is just loose talk, for a passel of differences ah still theyuh.

The broadcasting business used to prefer that announcers work toward attaining a "neutral Midwest accent," but there's not much talk of that anymore. In fact, we may have gone in the opposite direction, preferring an announcer to retain and even emphasize his own distinctive regional speaking

style. Accents are interesting and

almost certainly harmless, except in extremely rare instances where confusion caused by regional pro- nunciations has the potential to be dangerous. Air traffic controllers and pilots are instructed to always say Hiner instead of nine to avoid mistaking nines for fives when talking about assigned altitudes, speeds, and compass headings.

Our regional accents, rich and varied, add the equivalent of tex- ture and color to the American language, giving us interesting variations that are preferable to a cookie -cutter, Barbie doll same- ness.

So if those Georgia folks want to put pirtt on their houses, I say more par to 'em!

World's Largest Airplane MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 - 40th anniversary of the One-and-only test flight of the world's largest airplane, the eight- engine H -2 Hercules designed by Howard Hughes (1947). Although the huge transport seaplane was made mostly of birch, reporters nicknamed it the Spruce Goose. South Africa restricted reporters from trouble areas in 1985. Jimmy Carter was elected in 1976. 25th anniversary of JFK's announcement that Cuban missile bases were being dismantled (1962). North Dakota and South Dakota became the 39th and 40th states in 1889. All Souls Day.

Birthdays: Tennis vet Ken Rosewall 53. Actor Burt Lancaster 74.

Idaho Women Given Vote TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 - Ninety -one years ago, Idaho became the first state to grant voting rights to

women (1896). Oniy men were allowed to vote on that issue. Rev. Jesse Jackson announced for the presidency in 1983. The first live dog was put into space on a one -way ride (1957). Thirty -one cars were displayed in the first national automobile show in 1900 at Madison Square Garden. General Election day. Birthdays: Musician Adam Ant 33. Boxer Larry Holmes 38.

FDA Tamper -Proof Package Ruling WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4 - Five years ago, new rules requiring tamper -proof packaging of certain drugs and foods were announced by the Food and Drug Administration (1982). The FDA reacted to the random poisoning deaths of seven people in the Chicago area who took Extra Strength Tylenol laced with cyanide. Those murders in

October 1982 have never been solved. Reagan was elected by a landslide over President Carter in 1980. Eighth anniversary of the US Embassy takeover in

Iran (1979). The Soviets invaded Hungary with 200,000 troops in 1956. Dr. Dick Gatling patented the machine gun in 1862. Birthdays: Actress Loretta Swit 50. Actor Martin Balsam 68. Actor Art Carney 69. Ex -TV newsman Walter Cronkite 71

Dying Hurricane Caused Floods THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5 - Three days of major flooding began in 1 985 when dying Hurricane Juan rolled across the Virginias, Pennsylvania, and Maryland, causing 59 deaths and damage in excess of $350 million. In 1982 unemployment was reported at 10.4 %, the highest since 1940. The first stereo radio broadcast was made in 1955. The first American coast -to -coast flight, which had taken 49 days, ended in 1911 at Pasadena, CA. Full

Beaver Moon. Birthdays: Actress Tatum O'Neal 24. Actress Elke Sommer 45. Musician /actor Art Garfunkel 46. Musician Ike Turner 56. Movie cowboy Roy Rogers 75.

Reagan Re- Election Landslide FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6 - Ronald Reagan begins the last year of his presidency tomorrow. It was three years ago today that he and George Bush won re- election with 59% of the popular vote, easily turning away the challenge of Democrat Walter Mondale and running mate Geraldine Ferraro (1984). The New Orleans World's Fair filed for bankruptcy in 1984. 40th anniversary of the first "Meet the Press" broadcast on NBC (1947). Abe Lincoln was elected President in 1860. Midpoint of autumn. Birthdays: Actress Sally Field 41. Actor /director Mike Nichols 56.



October 23, 1987 RJR 51

CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

JOEL DENVER

Winning Mini -Market Music Monsters WAAL, KLYV, KBIU, KKMG, And WIFC Profiled

Contrary to popular belief, some of America's best radio airs in the smaller markets. They may borrow an idea or two from the big cities. But most often their own creativity is fuel enough to build a winning fire.

Below are thumbnail sketches of five such winning stations.

WAAL'in In Binghamton

WAAL /Binghamton, NY made the AOR -to-CHR transition in December 1984 and hasn't looked back since. Don Morgan became PD 18 months ago and has propell- ed the evolution of "99 WAAL, The Hot FM" into a mainstream market leader with a 23.1 rating.

WAAL's main rival is AC WMRV, with a 14.0 share. The only other CHR is WQXT /Owego, NY nearly 20 miles away, showing a 3.0. WAAL boasts a staggering 93.5

share in teens plus a market - leading 33 share 18-34, and is a close number two to WMRV in 25-49.

at the dartboard, gives us a winning sound for the market."

The station programs about 35

currents and is 20% non -current in profile. "Musically, we cater to women and find we also do well with men and teens. They like their music so we're music -intensive, with 30- minute sweeps each hour except mornings.

"Having only one Arbitron a year, we've tended to lump our promotional budget toward the spring. But we're beginning to spread it out. Promotionally we outdo everyone with cash, billboards, and TV spots."

Don Morgan

Morgan believes the station's community orientation is the key reason for its success. "If it happens, we're there, and charity work is our favorite way of getting involved. While we don't do re- motes for sales, we will for charity."

WAAL is consulted by WEBN/ Cincinnati's Tom Owens, who devised the current format. "His input, along with his research from Jacor, makes us state of the art when it comes to programming techniques. Adding our own local input, plus some guts and good aim

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K -Live Lights Up Dubuque Jeff Davis has been program-

ming KLYV /Dubuque for the past two years since moving from crosstown KATF. "All Hits K- Live" is the city's only CHR. This past spring, without an AOR in the market, it was able to mix some Urban crossovers with traditional pop songs and pop /rockers.

"When I first came here, KLYV was almost a jukebox in terms of presentation," said Davis. "Now it's the most visible of the eight stations in town. I do a morning zoo-

type show with Michael K. which sets a listener -involved posture."

Asked where he looks for new ideas, he replied, "There are a lot of other markets within easy driv-

ing distance, and I try to listen to as many out -of -town airchecks as possible. I also talk with Gary King, who programs 2WD /Norfolk, and I get a lot of input from our consultant Tim Moore, who's VP/Pro- gramming for Midwest Family Broadcasting.

"K -Live has a major market way of doing things. Our promotions are large -scale (car, boat, trip, and cash giveaways) - we're a part of, or the sponsor of, every big event which could draw a crowd. Sales and management have been putting major promotions with sales advantages on -air without making them sound like sales promotions. We've doubled or tripled in sales what we spent on promotions in the spring."

Stability is a hallmark of KLYV. "I haven't had one fulltime opening in five years," Davis said proudly. "I'm the shorttimer on staff. My morning partner has been here for six years, as has midday personality Patty Frost. Afternoon driver Tim Jansen has ten years with us and night guy John Reilly has been here for five. In fact, the entire airstaff - with me as the exception - is from Dubuque."

Despite K- Live's dominance, Davis said, "We don't do any outside marketing because KATF, (MOR) KDTH, and (Country) KXKX dominate the billboards and TV. Instead we're on the street three or more times a week with our personalities. When I hear major market PDs say they can't find any talent, I say they haven't looked hard enough."

Rocky Mountain Magic KKMG (Magic FM 98.9) /Pueblo

PD Max Miller joined the station as afternoon driver four years ago. He became PD six months later and shifted to middays.

"This is a very conservative market," he said. "It's 40% His- panic, but they're very American- ized. Still, for a market of 125,000,

there are too many signals. Every Colorado Springs FM gets in here, but we don't reach that far very well - at least not yet. We're hop- ing for a tower change soon and want to become a true dual- market station. I'm fighting KIKX and KATM on the CHR front, while KILO knocks 'em out in AOR."

The market's conservative stance doesn't extend to KKMG's music. "With a strong CHR like KIKX and a big AOR like KILO in the Springs, we can play a (wide) variety," said Miller. "Music sweeps of at least 30 minutes an hour, and 98- minute sweeps at least

Common Sense The small market stations profiled here sh ire a

number of common traits applicable to almost an/ sta-

tion in any size market. Airstaff stability Music variety Creativity and on -air fun On- the -street presence and awareness Local sensitivity to community needs Solid business practices Big market ideas

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twice a day, help focus the audience on the new product we air.

"We're number one in Pueblo because of the quality of our staff. We've lost a few good ones this past year, but with major market veter- ans Rob Sherwood & AI Malmberg in mornings, plus solid people in every other daypart, we could move this staff to just about any market and compete."

Armed with less than $8000 in cash, KKMG gave away trips, VCRs, and other prizes in a well- orchestrated contest. "We had cards printed with numbered keys on them. Using newspaper and TV, we encouraged listeners to pick up the cards for free to win trips to the Caribbean.

"We put out 100 of the cards each day at different locations, giving clues as to the whereabouts of the distribution points. It got the whole town talking and looking. We also do a lot of charity work. In our `Walk For Mankind' we broke a first -walk attendance record, with 1200 people raising $10,000."

Down In The Bayou KBIU (Bayou -104) owns the

Lake Charles, LA market. "Not only do we beat everyone two to one, but we average near a 60 share in teens around the clock," said PD Bruce Gilbert. He and OM Don Rivers work in tandem on the programming ; Gilbert also tackles the day -to-day action as morning man.

"Our biggest challenger is AC KHLA (LA99)," continued Gilbert. "They hit the gold pretty good,

which allows us to play a bit as well. Without an AOR in town, we have great musical flexibility to wait and see which songs really come through.

"This market has an eil -based economy that's fighting its way back. It's a pretty hip area with lots of nightclubs, which mans lots of dancing. The market is 38%

black, with over 8000 college stu- dents at McNeese State University. The median age here is 253, so urban music really gets over.

Bruce Gilbert

"We hire pros who like to work hard because we have to be everywhere to do the job. For example, in April we are on remote for almost two solid weeks at an annual local event called Contraband Days. It's almost as wild as Mardi Gras."

Active with promotions ( "We're always giving something away targeted to the 18-34 female "), Bayou 104 handed out $10,000 so far in '87, as well as a year's lease on an apartment, an Olds Callais, and a '57 Lincoln. The station is currently promoting its Fall Flyaway, which will award 100 trips to Houston and a weeklong trip to London. "And we're not even in a book," Gilbert noted.

Wausau's CHR Monster "When you cover half the state,

it's a bit difficult to take everyone's tastes into account," said WIFC (FM -95) /Wausau, WI PD Duff Damos. "And it's getting more competitive all the time."






Mini -Market Monsters Continued from Page 51

Although FM-95 is a 100kw outlet, Damos said the staff can't afford to "sit on our laurels. We never want to be on the defensive, we want to be on the offensive. We don't worry about what the others do; we concern ourselves first with our product."

Damos's winning attitude carries over into his morning show. "We have a fun presentation and like to do crazy things. The show sets the tone for the rest of the day. Since we treat people well, and the audience senses that, we have little staff turnover and our audience seems to keep expanding. "We-re owned by the Journal,

which also owns WKTI in Milwau- kee. A tremendous amount of great ideas is shared from that end. I've learned a lot about the value of using urban music in the right amounts so we stay mainstream yet uptempo. We mix this in with the rockers to keep a fresh, cutting - edge sound."

WIF'C tells listeners "We've Got Your Music" and doesn't rely on much gold for variety. "Maybe one an hour," said Damos. "Since there's no AOR here, we're involv-

Duff Damos

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ed in a wide spectrum musically. That's why we recently did the 'Pink Floyd Concert Caravan' to Milwaukee. We filled five buses with 200 listeners. Our last contest, 'Say It And Win,' asked people what station they listen to and gave them $100. It's building that kind of top-of -mind awareness that keeps any station number one."

L.A. ANNIVERSARY - KPWR (Power 106) /Los Angeles celebrated its one -year anniversary with the first -ever live performance by Elisa Fiorillo of the Jellybean single "Who Found Who. " Pictured before the show are (l -r) Chrysalis's Steve Brack, Jellybean, Fiorillo, Power 106 PD Jeff Wyatt, and Chrysalis's Jan Teifeld.

PARTY HEAVEN - Z93 /Atlanta's "Backstage Bash" rocked through the night with Gino Vannelli after his concert. Toasting the sucesslul evening are (l -r) Gino, and Le Anne and Z93 PD Bob Case.

CONVENTION JAMMIN' - Laura Branigan traveled to DC to make an appearance at the Bobby Poe and party with the radio types. Pic- tured are (l -r) Atlantic Sr. VP Vince Faraci, Branigan, and WXKS /Bos- ton PD Sunny Joe White.

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MOTION KITY /San Antonio wel-

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99DTX/Detroit PM driver Rich Anton takes over MD duties.

Power 96 /Miami's new MD is NBC Source /NY's Shirley Maldonado.

P.J. McLane leaves mornings at WCZX/Poughkeepsie to do overnights at WOW /Ft. Pierce -West Palm Beach ... Y97 /Santa Barbara MD Michael Newman adds Asst. PD duties . . .

"Boomer" moves from nights at B97 /New Orleans to nights at KKBQ/ Houston, complete with a welcome party featuring Tiffany and over 3000 people.

WROK/Rockford MD Jesse Garcia is the new overnighter /Public Service Director at sister WZOK, and 'ROK late - nighter Vince Thomas is named MD; Tom Garrett will produce WROK's morning show ... Afternoon personality Mike Elliot leaves KZZP /Phoenix for mornings at sister KRQ/Tucson . .

Power 96 /Miami welcomes Kathy "Wild" West, last at crosstown WINZ, to weekends.

94Z /Raleigh PD George Dennos

KITV's Lee Carrington "Cruze"

picks up MD duties from the exiting Mike Rivers ... Y108 /Denver's John Navin joins KLUC /Las Vegas as ND

... KWTO /Springfield, MO MD J.J. Cook moves to sister KFRX/Lincoln, NE as OM, replacing Tracy Johnson .. Joe Lomas moves to weekends at

Q102 /Cincinnati from ailnights at AM sister station WKRC.

WTHT /Portland, ME's new line -up: 5-9am Steve Shannon with Jim Fahey, 9am -1 pm John Torrey, 1 -3pm Todd Martin, 3 -7pm Greg Murray, 7 -1 1 pm Shane Rose, and 1 1 pm -5am Rick Edwards... OK 100 /Ithaca, NY's new overnighter is Rich ado; overnighter Tom McKenna moves to afternoons.

BITS High Fast Party - 95XXXIBur-

lington isn't throwing just another dull

trick or treat costume party. It's send- ing two lucky listeners on the Concord for a Halloween blowout with celebrity guests and a champagne dinner. The festivities start at the JFK Airport lounge and continue on a two -hour joyride.

Take Me- To The Ballgame - KHTRISt. Louis sent a baseball fan to

San Francisco to see the Cardinals in

the playoff series. Paul Muehling made national headlines as the Cards fan who caught Candy Maldonado's hit in the bleachers and threw it back on the playing field, confusing NBC commentator Vin Scully. After repeat- ed references to what wasn't fan in-

terference, KHTR decided Muehling deserved something for his then -unre- cognized innocence: an all- expense- paid trip to the series as KHTR's of- ficial "Fan in the Stands."



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October 23, 1987

HARVEY KOJAN

NEW REPORTERS

And Then There Were 175

Recently we were pleased to add nine new stations to the illustrious R&R family of AOR reporters. Here's who they are and why they're here:

WZXI 100.7 FM

East WZXL /Cape May, NJ (P3) -

WZXL was a floundering AC when Westerly Broadcasting switched to AOR in November '86. Despite the market penetration of WMMR/ Philadelphia and WMGM /Atlantic City, 'ZXL soared from 3.6 to 16.4 in the spring ARB, good for numero uno 12 +. The station also took top honors 18 -34.

GM: Joe Gallagher PD: Steve McNee Asst. PD: Barbara Voight Phone: (609) 522 -1416

Consulted by George Harris

Real Rock 'n Roll

South KWLN /Memphis (P2) - When

Pollack Broadcasting bought the station in September '85, the calls

were KHFO and the format was Southern Gospel. KWLN switched to Century 21's "AOZ" format before going fulltime live AOR last spring. The station showed impressive gains, challenging what had been the city's sole AOR, WEGR.

GM: Bill Pollack PD: Brad Young MD: Robert Harder Phone: (901) 529 -0098

Consulted by Century 21

WSTZ/FM lO6*7

WSTZ -FM /Jackson, MS (P2) - After quite a while without a reporter in Mississippi, we're happy to welcome Lewis Broadcasting's WSTZ. Jackson had been without an AOR until 'STZ shifted from CHR /AC last February. The results were exceptional, as the station more than doubled its 12+ figure and leaped to #2 18-34.

GM: Kirk Sherwood MD: Guy Austin Phone: (601) 982 -1067

WRXK /Fort Myers, FL (P2) - Halloween '86 proved to be a treat for rock 'n' rollers in southwest Florida, as WRXK switched from AC. The Beasley Broadcast Group station had a phenomenal spring ARB, moving 1.2 to 10.2 12+ while dominating 18 -34. Following the book, five -year market AOR WOOJ switched to Classic Rock.

GM: Bruce Beasley PD: Greg Mull Phone: (813) 597 -36% Consulted by Burkhart /Abrams

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WMFX /Columbia, SC (P2) - This Signature Broadcasting property signed on as a Classic Rock outlet last January in a market that had never had an AOR. The "Fox" gradually added currents and by spring made the transition to AOR, with superb results. The station more than tripled its 12+ share (2.6 to 9.5) while achieving second place 18-34.

GM: Chuck Dunaway PD: Dick Bascom MD: Tony Clyburn Phone: (803) 772 -4980 Consulted by Jeff Pollack

- WHTQ-FM

99X GOES HEAVY ON GREAT WHITE - KRIX /McAllen- Brownsville held a contest in conjunction with the release of Great White's "Once Bit-

ten" LP. The winner got to go shark fishing in the Gulf of Mexico for a

day. Shown from left are the captain of the boat, the winner (who actually caught the shark), MD Sonny Cuellar, and the first mate.

-a+ Quality Rock & Roll

WHTQ /Orlando (P2) - Orlando gained a new AOR last March when WHOO -FM switched from Country and became 'HTQ. PD Dave Gariano from Harris Com- munications was at the helm as the station posted solid increases in the spring ARB, more than doubling its 18 -34 share. Gariano exited when TK Communications bought 'HTQ in August.

GM: William Parke PD: Howie Castle MD: "Slats" Phone: (305) 295 -3990

TAKE MY TEMPERATURE, PLEASE - Farrenheit (two- thirds of 'em, anyway) welcomes WHJY /Providence with open arms at the Centrum in

Worcester, MA. Backstage are (l -r) bassist David Heit, WHJY's Mary Shephard and Michelle Pelletier, guitarist Charlie Farren, and staffer Sharon Schifino.

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WAVF /Charleston, SC (P2) - Don't be confused by the "wave" nickname. This Cordes Street Communications station may have signed on as an oldies -based AC in '85, but as of last March 'AVF was rockin'. A short time later, former competitor WFXR switched to Ur- ban, leaving "96 Wave" as the lone market AOR. Subsequently, the station's 12+ share doubled and the 18 -34 total soared into double digits.

GM: Lawrence Thompson PD /MD: Jeff Kent Phone: (803) 5M-4401 Consulted by Alan Sneed

Reporter Review

wth the nine recent additions, R&R now has a total of 175 AOR reporters:

51 are P1s. 93 are P2s.

31 are Pas.

43 are from the East. 43 are from the Midwest. 44 are from the South.

45 are from the West.

64% are consulted. 43% are consulted by either

Burkhart/Abrams or Jeff Pollack (27% by Abrams; 16% by Pollack).

96 K- ROCK

West KRZQ /Reno (P3) - Heritage

AOR KOZZ was cruising along with a 14.4 when KRZQ went AOR at the end of '86. Several KOZZ jocks moved across the street, and ten -year KOZZ vet Daniel Cook returned from a short out-of -town stint to program the new outlet. The spring numbers tell the story: KRZQ exploded .7 to 9.9 while KOZZ fell to 8.7. This battle should be fun to watch.

GM: Laura Simpson PD: Daniel Cook MD: Dick Sheets Phone: (702) 827-0965

Midwest KJJO /Minneapolis (Pl) - This

Park Broadcasting AM /FM was spinning the classic hits early this year when management decided there were too many other competitors also concentrating on oldies. KIM began playing more new music, with a decent percentage devoted to harder rock. The new approach paid off handsomely, as the station moved 2.7 to 6.2 12+ in the spring ARB, topping KTCZ and challenging KQRS.

PD: Scott Klohn Co-MDs: Michael Cross & JJ

Jeffries Phone: (612) 941 -5774



L AOR

RADIOACTIVITY

Duo Delivers Double D We've received word of another

tasteful promotion underway in Space City. KLOL/Houston's self -proclaimed "bad boys" of morning radio, Stevens and Pruett, are giving away a breast enlargement in their "Change Your Life

Sweepstakes," following the lead of

Y1071NashvIlle. The actual grand prize will be $5000

cash, stuffed in the cups of a 42DD bra. The winner will be chosen based upon how creatively she completes the sentence "I'd like to have a breast enlargement because ..."

"Our female callers have often said

that if there was one thing they could change about their bodies, it would be

their breast size," Pruett explained. "Now we're giving them that chance!"

Gee, what a philanthropist.

Disgraceland In a similar display of public concern,

WTPAIHarrisburg's breakfast club

members Ken Johnson and Jim Tofte

have done their part to rectify a serious

situation. After reading in Life magazine

that baseboards in the entryway of

Graceland mansion were in disrepair,

the duo shipped a gallon of the best

white interior latex they could afford to

Priscilla Presley.

"America rallied behind our lady in

New York Harbor, and we felt it was our responsibility to step forward and save this national shrine before it's too late," Johnson remarked.

It's good to see social activism isn't

dead.

SEGUES Former WFYV /Jacksonville PD Brian

Taylor has taken the PD job at WONEI Akron. The position had been open since Ward Holmes exited two weeks ago . Classic Rock WCKG /Chicago PM drive personality Michael Luczak is returning to his old stomping grounds at WEBN /Cincinnati as APD /afternoon guy. Luczak spent eight years at 'EBN before joining 'CKG last March. WEBN MD Tony Tolliver will relinquish his PM

slot ... WSHE /Miami PD /afternoon drive personality Michael Dalfanzo is

leaving the station November 30 to

open Radio Plus, a consultancy for small and medium market stations.

With all the firings and defections at

WQFM /Milwaukee (see page 3), interim PD Brent Alberts has a host of openings: MD, mornings, afternoons, evenings, and overnights. A couple of former staffers have returned to the

fold: Promo Dir. Mark Krieger and

former morning newswoman Susie Austin ... Just two weeks after being named WBYR /Buffalo OM, Skip Ward has left the Devine Communications station and returned to Albuquerque. APD /MD /Promo Dir. Carolyn Wessel has also exited. 'BYR PD Mike Bens - son has added MD duties.

Jeff Pollack and WLUP -AM & FM

have entered into what OM Greg Solk describes as a "special arrangement in

which Jeff will provide the Loop with a

variety of information and research.

This will not be a typical consultant - client relationship." In other JPC news:

the company has also added WXLP/ Davenport, IA to its roster of stations.

WHTQ /Orlando has named Lisa Mueller Promotions Director: Nancy Dudenhoefer exits ... WCLZ/Port-

land, ME APD /afternoon driver Loretta Crawford has joined the staff of WBMW /Washington. 'CLZ morning drive dude Rob Allen is promoted to APD ... KPEZ /Austin has upped Elise Vander Berght to the 7pm- midnight shift. She replaces David Day, who got the midday gig at WRXK /Ft. Myers . . .

KWLN /Memphis has named John Con- ner ND ... Robin Russ is the new Promotion Director at WNOR /Norfolk.

WKQQ /Lexington has promoted Dennis Hopkins to Production Director ... 91X/San Diego APD Blair Schultze has crossed the street to become Director of Image Production at

KGB ... KYYS /Kansas City has upped Brad Oleson to Production Director ... KZEW /Dallas has moved. The new street address is: Park Creek Place, 3625 N. Hall St., Penthouse, Dallas, TX 75219 (the P.O. Box remains the same); new phone: (214) 522 -9898.

HE'S BACK, AND BETTER THAN EVER - It was boys' night out in Burbank recently as several industry notables celebrated the return of George Harrison to the recording scene. From l -r: Warner Bros. VP /Product Management Clyde Bakkemo, WNEW -FM OM Scott Muni, WB National Album Promotion Director Kenny Puvogel, Harrison, and WNEW morning jock Dave Herman. Harrison's new LP "Cloud Nine" arrives at AOR Thursday, October 29.

Help Wanted R &R is conducting an ex-

haustive search for the worst control room chair in the free world. If you feel your chair qualifies, please send us a

photo at your earliest conve- nience.

We're also interested in custom li-

cense plates. If you're sporting a particularly clever one, rush a photo to me at 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Win - and win big - with R &R. (Licensed drivers only. Void where prohibited.)

HOW BIG IS IT? - Whitesnake debated size with KMJX /Little Rock staffers during the band's current tour. Disagreeing were (l -r) KMJX Produc- tion Director Michael P. Langley, Whitesnake's David Coverdale and Adrian Vandenberg, and KMJX MD David Allen Ross.

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URBAN CONTEMPORARY

WALT LOVE

THREE -WAY URBAN BATTLE

Underdog WDJY Wins In DC

Two years ago, WDJY's decision to bring in PD Brute Bailey unleashed plenty of market speculation. What chance did a third Urban outlet have in Washington against heavy hitters WKYS (KISS -FM) and WHUR?

The summer '87 Arbitron under- scored the wisdom of that decision: WDJY now holds the Urban lead, having gained 5.1 -5.7. While WHUR held steady at 5.3, the biggest surprise was WKYS's 7.2 -5.1 drop. In the meantime, Jerry Clifton's CHR- leaning Urban WPGC bene- fited from the infusion of black music : it rose 1.9 -4.3.

Teaching By Example Washington residents are used to

hearing winning Black radio, and Bailey does double -duty to ensure 'DJY's contribution. "Personality radio is one of the most important reasons we've been picking up small shares each ratings book," said the DC native. "I didn't come here and fire everyone. Part of the job we had to do was teach.

"I went on the air after only three weeks here and never raised the issue about hiring a morning person or team because I knew the company really couldn't afford it at the time. I also knew if I was on the air my announcers would have the opportunity to learn how to become personalities with time. We've gotten to know each person, what he can and cannot do.

"We also began an educational program, showing people what we wanted and expected from them. I hope the day will come that I can

"You need ... the intestinal fortitude to hang tough for as long as it takes."

get off the air and just do the administrative things that are a must in keeping a radio station in the winners' circle."

Music The Vital Ingredient As important as personalities

are, Bailey said the music is the vital element in WDJY's success. "First, we're a Black/Urban station, a mix of black music in its purest form. That's not to say that we don't play music by white artists because we do when it's ap- propriate. When you tune in, you

Brute Bailey

know it's us. Perfect identity. "Adults will tell you they don't

like any rap. But if you talk to them further, one -on-one they'll tell you

"Our best form of advertising is word of mouth."

they don't like certain types of rap because of the lyrics. So we make it our business to air only rap songs with a positive message."

"We try and make everything we do blend in with our music - the commercials, personalities, promotions, news. We never feel our listeners are listening to us for anything but our music and our human approach. It becomes a personal challenge for me to use all the other elements to flavor the sound and end up with a nice, highly relatable personality operation."

`News You Can Use' On the other hand, WDJY hasn't

fallen in line with other Urbans that have dropped news entirely. Its four -person news staff offers what they call "News You Can Use." Bailey explained, "News stations can take care of the hard news. Our news is relative and to the point, like a business letter. We cover pure and simple things of in-

terest, delivered by nice people. The news lasts three minutes once an hour during the morning show and two minutes an hour in the

OUTFOXED AND EXPOSED - Expose' received a warm welcome after their Seattle concert. KKFX MD Nasty Nes Rodriguez (second from left)

and PM driver Brandi Walker (second from right) welcome Expose's Gioia, Jeanette, and Ann.

WILD WITH LACE -WILD /Boston was hit by a triple threat when Lace dropped by. The group's Kathy Merrick, Lisa Fraziar, and Vivian Ross (l -r)

surround Wing Records VP Michael Johnson and WILD PD Elroy Smith.

afternoons. Our news is so cleverly written and presented it's like USA Today or the front page of the Wall Street Journal."

Talk Is Best Advertising Turning to the subject of promo-

tion, Bailey said, "We're looking for a sense of kinship with our listeners. Our involvement with the Black Family Reunion (R&R, 5/1) is a good example. Anything black in this city that's positive, we want to be a part of."

However, he added that his best promotion doesn't require major dollars. "Everyone would love to have hundreds of thousands of dollars for advertising. While we do have some bus cards, currently our best form of advertising is word of mouth.

"People talk about us because we are part of them, we're reflect-

MISS SUNFEST - 0C1 04/Ocean City, NJ hosted the annual Miss Sun fest contest; former PD Mike Filippelli

awarded winner Kimberly Pace an all -expense -paid vacation to London.

ing what they tell us they want. When a listener tells a relative or a good friend that he likes the station, you can't get any better en- dorsement than that."

Need Total Support Bailey has always had a "take no

prisoners" attitude. After surviving three tours of duty in Vietnam and beating cancer, he takes his responsibilities seriously. And he strongly believes that Urban and Black radio programmers should fortify their survival instincts, especially since CHRs are frequently playing the same urban music.

"Our positioning, timing, and consistency are all a part of being

"We're looking for a

sense of kinship with our listeners."

prepared to execute - at all times and under any conditions. We talk and think war here because when you're up against WHUR, WKYS, and others, you are in a war.

"It's all about people. For any station to be a winner you need the total support of your corporate leaders. If you have their blessings, then all you need is a well- thought- out plan, players, and the intestinal fortitude to hang tough for as long as it takes. Believing you can ac- complish something is more than half the battle.

"With grace and humility we thank God and our listeners for sticking with us. None of this happened because I'm a genius or we were lucky. It happened because we continue to work at it every day. And we'll continue working hard for good results in the fall book."



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URBAN CONTEMPORARY

BREAKERS.

52 REPORTERS - 67% jncluding This P -1 Power Play:

WILD WHRK WBLK WEDR

WDAS K94

WUSL WOW! WAMO WBMX WDJY WGCI

WHUR KPRS

KMJQ KMJM WDIA KJLH

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RECORDS

URBAN CONTEMPORARY PICTURE PAGE

LAKERS SAY NO - The L.A. Laker. and Capitol Records have released an anti -drug rap record called "Just Say No" to benefit a non -profit organization. Laker Byron Scott (r) and wife Anita delivered the new record to KDA Y /Los Angeles GM Ed Kirby.

MILWAUKEE SOUND MACHINE - WLUM /Milwaukee sent two lucky winners to San Diego to see Miami Sound Machine. Backstage after the concert are (l -r) WLUM Promotion Director Bobby Wrob- lewski, the group's Gloria Estefan, and the two winners.

KISSING IN A BOX - Living In A Box kicked off their stateside promotional tour with a visit to WRKS /New York PD

Tony Grey (c) and MD Robin Washington (r).

MADAME X DEBUT - Madame X was honored at a reception in Atlanta and met several area Urban Contemporary

PDs. Caught by the roving camera were (l -r) Madame X's Iris Parker, WQIM /Montgomery PD Frenchie Be, the

group's Valerie Victoria and Alisa Randolph, and WANM /Tallahassee PD Joe Bullard.

THE FORCE BE WITH YOU - The Force MD's stopped by KMYX /Ojai, CA to thank the staff for its support. Shown (l -r) are Force MD's T.C.D. and Mercury, KM YX PD Howard Thomas, and the group's Stevie D. and Trisco; WB's

Steve Campfield is kneeling.

_L www.americanradiohistory.com


Eric B. & Rakim's GOLD ALBUM (10/13/87) "Paid In Full" is streaking up the charts with the smash single "I Ain't No Joke"

URBAN CONTEMPORARY

NEW & ACTIVE

Now On 41 UC Reporters ... And Breaker Bound!!

WE'RE JOKIN' ON: WILD WEDR WDJY K94 WHUR WOW! WVEE WZAK KRNB WJLB

KPRS KMJM KDAY KSOL WFXC (HOT)

MILES JAYE "Let's Staat Love Over"

We told you about Miles Jaye We believe in this HIT single!

URBAN CONTEMPORARY CHART

74 UC Reporters - 80%

Check This P-1 Action: WXYV WVEE WOW! KPRS WILD KRNB WBMX KMJM WDAS WHRK WGCI KJLH WAMO WEDR WZAK XHRM WDJY WYLD WVKO KSOL WHUR K94 WJLB

NEXT IN LINE: GUSTO "Materialistic Girl"

DOUBLE DESTINY "Prove It" KOOL CHIP "Jazz It Up"

p THANKS BLACK RADIO FOR YOUR SUPPORT - FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT ISLAND /4th & BWAY! 4

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ADULT CONTEMPORARY

MIKE KINOSIAN

Going For The Gold Spotlight On Small Market Successes

Small market PDs often perform duties without receiving the same attention as their larger market counter- parts. To give some of these programmers and stations their due, the AC section is launching an ongoing series of small market salutes beginning with two Gold Intensive success stories: one AM, one FM.

WFSY /Panama City, FL On January 1, 1987, Beautiful

Music WGNE /Panama City, FL became Gold Intensive WFSY. The FM Beautiful Music format and calls were shifted to AM sister WDLP. As a result of this fancy footwork by new owner Ken Wood - fin, WFSY (Sunny 98.5) turned its #3 showing 12+ (spring '86 Arbi- tron) into a first place, with a hefty 25.4. The AM notched a respectable 8.7.

Joining Woodfin's new management team was PD Jim Dooley, who left the market's '86 12+ leader, Country WPAP. Dooley found no problems in adapting to AC. "The basics are the same. I had the attitude I wanted to win and found other folks with the same attitude."

To help boost the new format WFSY utilized a ten -week direct mail campaign, starting the day after the spring sweep began. Ap- proximately $35,000 in cash and prizes were awarded, with one winner carting off nearly $25,000 in merchandise.

Other factors also accounted for the station's success. "The AC format with a strong emphasis on classic hits is the main reason for our success," said Dooley. "Direct mail, TV, and billboards were all ploys to get people tuned in. Once we got them to listen for 10-15 minutes, they were hooked. The product was and is that good. Many people switched from 'PAP because they like Sunny 98.5 better."

"We're dictating to the competition what they need to do. They're going to have to scramble."

-Jim Dooley

Fellow AC WLVV was affected the most by WFSY's emergence: it plunged 14.3 -2.9, and lost nearly 15

shares in its 25-54 target demo. Noted Dooley, "They're not too happy with us right now."

Dictating To Competition In morning drive the station airs

two- to three- minute local news- casts (at six, seven, eight, and nine) ; 20- second news teases (6:40,

Rankings At A Glance

Here's how WFSYIPanama City, FL and KDZA1Pueblo, CO ranked in the spring 'a7 ARB. There are nine stations in the Panama Ci- ty book; 19 stations in the Pueblo report.

12+ 1834 2544 3544

WFSY 1 1 1 2 KDZA 5 3 2 3

Figures are Adon -sun, eam-mldnlgre, spring '87 Ararron MSA.

7:40, and 8:40) ; and two-minute sports reports (6:20 and 7:10). Music accounts for the rest of the programming ; non -music elements disappear the rest of the day.

Dooley refused to reveal the size of the station's oldies library, saying it "would probably fool a lot of people. It's growing in some re- spects and shrinking in others. It's a heck of a library." All music is carted,and CDs don't play a vital role.

One recent 'FSY promotion net- ted $5000 for muscular dystrophy. Originally, MD /PM driver Dave Nolin was slated to sit atop the roof of an area restaurant for five days and nights. Instead of pitching a tent on the eatery's roof, the station built the frame of a house. Nolin did his show from there, calling in live reports throughout the day. Dooley said, "We probably spent $3 -$4000 building the house before we put him there' The specially built shell was removed by crane and is situated next to the station. Nolin said it'll be ready for next year's event.

There are no immediate plans to alter Sunny 98.5's programming. "I suspect we woke up a lot of people," said Dooley. "The only thing we'll do is improve. We won't drop to #3 or #4; I won't let that happen. We're dictating to the competition what they need to do. They're go-

ing to have to scramble - and I

love it."

KDZA /Pueblo, CO "We're able to mix the AC hits of

today with gold and present a nice package," said KDZA /Pueblo

PD /9am -noon announcer Rip Avi- na, a 15 -year station veteran. The Gold Intensive AM station has more than tripled its 12+ audience in the last two books.

"Three or four years ago, we were like KIMN /Denver, a legendary Top 40 station trying to play the hits. It wasn't working. We decided to switch to AC with a heavy gold emphasis. Oldies are coming back - you're hearing them on national commercials. The heavy Hispanic audience here really responds to them."

Avina credited Surrey Broad- casting with much of the station's improvement; it purchased the station in 1984. "They brought us from the Dark Age into the '80s. We always knew we had the talent and ability. We didn't have the tools like computers and promotion budgets, and that's what Surrey gave us. They researched and discovered there was nothing wrong with KDZA - at times our audience just didn't know where we were coming from musically."

Passing On Some National Hits

KDZA uses the tag line "The Greatest Hits Of All Time" and blends current music into its mix.

Rip Avina

"We do callout research to several outlets. We look at R&R and other trades to see what's going on nationally. We're late on a lot of records, but there are many songs on the Back Page that don't fit what we're doing. We also go inside R&R to see what's happening with Full- Service and Gold Intensive stations. We cover all types of AC and attempt to pick songs that will work for us."

In the selection process, some

10am

ID

AMERICA /Sister Golden Hair P. AUSTIN & J. INGRAM /Baby

Come To Me Commercial Cluster CARS /Drive BEATLES /If I Fell CHAD & JEREMY /A Summer Song ABC /When Smokey Sings Commercial Cluster FOUR TOPS /Standing In The

Shadows Of Love CHICAGO /If You Leave Me Now FIFTH DIMENSION /Aquarius DAN FOGELBERG /Lonely In Love Commercial Cluster HALL & OATES /Kiss On My List SUPREMES /Stop In The Name

Of Love SIMON & GARFUNKEL/The Boxer CUTTING CREW /I've Been In

Love Before Commercial Cluster FLEETWOOD MAC /Dreams TOMMY JAMES /Crimson

And Clover TOTO /Rosanna GORDON LIGHTFOOT /Sundown

AM 1230 Greatest Hits of All Time

11am

10

Local News BEE GEES/To Love Somebody FOUR TOPS /Ain't No Woman Like

The One I Got Commercial Cluster GUESS WHO/These Eyes CUTTING CREW /I've Been In

Love Before J. TAYLOR & J.D. SOUTHER /Her

Town Too Commercial Cluster CHRIS MONTEZ /Call Me MICHAEL JACKSON /I Just Can't

Stop Loving You

BEATLES /Love Me Do CHICAGO /You're The Inspiration BARBRA STREISAND /People Commercial Cluster & Local

News Headlines

PETER & GORDON/I Go To Pieces KENNY G /Don't Make Me Wait NEIL DIAMOND /I Am, I Said Commercial Cluster

AMERICA /I Need You HEART /Alone

national hits won't get KDZA airplay. Avina explained, "I know REO Speedwagon is doing well on the Music Intensive chart, but it certainly doesn't fit on KDZA. We don't let names of groups get in the way. If a song is good, we'll play it." Avina mentioned Crowded House as an example of one group that gets played even though the name is less- than- familiar to AC audiences.

Unlike Sunny 98.5, KDZA utilizes special programming. "Our noon special is 'Lunchtime Oldies.' There are no currents in that hour. Music ranges from 1957 -73. At 6pm we carry '60s At 6,' with 'The For- gotten 45. "' Clues are given about a featured "mystery" song and listeners are encouraged to guess the title. The song airs in the final quarter -hour. "It could be any top ten song that you just don't hear on radio anymore."

Saturdays and Sundays are "Sol- id Gold Weekends," and currents aren't played. Dick Bartley's "Solid Gold Saturday Night" and Dick Clark's "Rock, Roll, And Re- member" are weekend staples. KDZA also carries Denver Broncos football.

Working with a 1200 -song library, Avina is constantly shuffling titles and rotations. "We'll play the original version of a song like 'I Think We're Alone Now' (Tommy James & The Shondells) in a higher rotation if someone has done a re- make of it (Tiffany)."

"Our approach is snappy, adult -oriented, and never boring."

-Rip Avina

Painting The Town

The Gold Intensive station enjoys a positive community image by participating in many goodwill projects. "Our jocks are going to take part in Operation Paintbrush. They'll paint houses in a section of town that desperately needs help. It's that kind of involvement that's kept us in people's minds."

During the NFL players' strike, many large market stations staged clever events to help make a positive out of a negative circum- stance. Among those quick- think- ing stations was KDZA - it re- created the most recent Super Bowl game. In the re-creation, the Broncos pulled off a dramatic upset of the Giants on a last- second 60 -yard field goal by placekicker Rich Karts. (The Giants bested the Broncos in Super Bowl 21.) Ap- propriately, the game was called 'Super Bowl 21 And A Half.'

Such promotions underscore Avina's promise to his listeners: "Our approach is snappy, adult - oriented, and never boring."



October 23, 1987 R &R 6

COUNTRY

LON HELTON

Country Music Week Wrap -Up

Observations from illegible notes scribbled on a TV show program:

Applause, Applause - Congrats to CMA Awards Show Exec. Pro- ducer Irving Waugh and everyone else connected with the TV show. All week the buzz was that this was one of the best - if not the best - show in a long time.

The open was great, featuring pictures of the nominees and superstars set to appear on the show. The audience is making up its mind whether to watch the show in the first five minutes, and flexing the starpower muscle was a great way to do it.

Radio Revival - Though the radio turnout was nowhere near what it was in the "good ol' days," the fact is there were more radio folks here this week than at any time in the last several years. That was due in large part to the "Live From Nashville" broadcasts from the Union Station hotel. Nine radio stations took part in the project organized and created by John McGhan. Bill Robinson of Musicworks acted as associate producer and talent coordinator. More than 70 artists visited the broadcast site in the five days.

"There were more radio folks than at any time in the last several years."

Everyone I talked with - artists, publicists, and radio people - loved the idea. Those on the talent side liked the fact that it was concen- trated in one area, and that the acts could cover nine stations with just one stop. Stations participating were KTFX /Tulsa; WKSJ / Mo- bile; WQYK /Tampa; WQIK /Jack- sonville; KKCS /Colorado Springs; WDAF /Kansas City: WBOS /Bos- ton; WUBE /Cincinnati; and WIL /St. Louis.

WQYK GM Charlie Ochs told me, "This was the most exciting thing we've had on the radio station in a long time. Audience reaction has been tremendous."

WUBE PD Mike Chapman threw a promotional twist into the event by having a different pair of contest winners at the broadcast table each day, meeting the stars.

A number of PDs said they had sold the event, with dollar figures ranging from $20,000 to $100,000.

Best of all, though, was having radio people back in town for the

"The future's so bright, we may all have to wear shades."

week. It just ain't the same without 'em.

More TV Show - There were some new twists which broke up the standard shots of artists standing on stage singing. The opening song, with Randy Travis going through the audience shaking hands with people, was a nice piece of business. It was perfectly topped off when he gave Minnie Pearl a kiss before ascending the stairs to the stage, beautifully illustrating the bridge connecting the different generations of artists.

The videotaped footage of a George Strait concert at the Uni- versity of Texas which segued into Strait singing the last half of the song live was also very effective. The message which came screaming from the screen was that young people can love Country, too.

Another neat touch was having four harmonica players scattered among the audience during the Judds' "Turn It Loose." "Breaking the proscenium" by having parts of

New CMA Board Of Directors

The CMA membership voted in

the following new Directors, who will serve two -year terms: Advertising Agency:

Janice Wendell Artist/Musician: Brenda Lee Artist Mgr. /Agent- Tony Conway Broadcast Personality:

Coyote Calhoun Composer: Thom Schulyer International: Brian Ferriman Publication: Lon Helton Publisher: David Conrad Radio: Larry Daniels Record Company: Jim Ed Norman Talent Buyer: Bill Luther TV /Video: Paul Corbin Record Merchandiser:

Steve Marmaduke At- Large: Al Greenfield,

Bruce Hinton, Roger Sovine

At the CMA Membership meeting, the awards for Station, GM, PD, MD, and Broadcast Personality of the Year were presented. The winners, gathered for a group shot, are (l -r): CMA Radio Committee Chairman Lon Helton; KVET &

KASE /Austin MD Steve Gary; SunGroup President Frank Woods with the Station of the Year award for KEAN /Abi- lene; CMA Executive Director Jo Walker- Meador; WAXX /Eau Claire PD Tim Wilson and MD Tim Closson; WIVK/ Knoxville OM Mike Hammond and GM Bobby Denton; personalities Gary Walker of KYKX /Longview, TX, Rhubarb Jones of WYAY /Atlanta, and Eddie Edwards of WSIX /Nashville; KIKK /Houston PD Jim Robertson; WCMS /Norfolk President /GM Marjorie Crump; KVET & KASE /Austin President /GM Ron Rogers; KIKK /Houston MD Joe Ladd; KEAN /Abilene VP /GM Lou Murray; and CMA President Al Greenfield. Not pictured is KNIX /Phoenix VP /GM Michael Owens, who was on hand with General Program Manager Larry Daniels to accept the award but had a

plane to catch.

the show done from the audience gave the show a nice feel.

Numbers, Please - The overnight ratings for the show, reflect- ing viewing in major markets, were good. It tied the NBC movie for first place, both well ahead of football on ABC.

The awards show share was 28

and the rating was 17.3. In comparison to last year, the share was the same but the rating was down. This reflects the overall lower audience levels watching network TV. (In other words, the share of sets in use was the same as last year but there were fewer sets in use, so the rating was down.)

For the fourth straight year, NBC put a movie directly opposite the awards show which targeted the same demographic. The CMA awards show skews decidedly female, and NBC went after those same ladies with its Raquel Welch movie "Right To Die."

On Cue - This might be just coincidence and an off -the-wall ob- servation, but I thought the script- ed remarks by the presenters and host Kenny Rogers went very smoothly. Could this have been because a big -screen TV was used as a teleprompter instead of the usual cue-card system?

Best Line - The "Line of the Night" award is a three-way tie among Randy Travis, who said, "This is a good night for me" after receiving his third award; Don Schlitz, who uttered, "We're the first to win and lose at the same time" after he and Paul Overstreet won the Song of the Year award for "Forever and Ever, Amen," while simultaneously losing it for their "On The Other Hand;" and Hank Williams Jr., who, upon receipt of his second consecutive Video of the Year award, said, "Maybe I ought to quit singin' and start makin'

movies." His line while accepting the Entertainer of the Year award ranks up there, too: "This is the one ol' Bocephus was lookin' for!"

Speaking of Rockin' Randall, you didn't have to hear him say how much he wanted to win Entertainer of the Year. All you had to do was see him leap four feet out of his seat when they read his name to know he wanted it bad.

Most Touching Moment - If you weren't moved by the reaction of Ricky Skaggs and wife Sharon White to winning the Duo of the Year, then you'd better have your pulse checked 'cause you might be dead. What a nice moment from two of the most genuine people around.

"The CMA Awards show tied for first place."

Biggest Surprise - Though Ricky and Sharon winning the Duo was a bit of a surprise, Holly Dunn's winning the Horizon award was the biggest surprise of the night. Not because she didn't have a great year - winning a Gram- my, after all - but because the field was so crowded with artists who had great years.

Surprised or not, Holly's comment in which she acknowledged and paid respect to the female performers who had paved the way and "walked through the fires" to make things easier for today's female artists set the tone for the ac- ceptance speeches of a couple others.

Credit Where It's Due - Abaut the only one who wasn't surprised was Tennessean columnist Robert K. Oermann, who wrote in the Oc-

tober 11 edition, "This is one of the toughest races to call. Restless Heart had the big crossover hit. T.

Graham Brown was nominated last year and remains enormous- ly popular within the industry. The Sweethearts of the Rodeo have he looks and a hot live show. The O'Kanes got the press.

"Because those contenders are all so strong, I think they'll carcel each other out in the voting and `dark horse' Holly Dunn will gallop home the winner."

Wanna go to Vegas, Bob?

Reba - Not only did Reba McEntire win an unprecederted fourth consecutive Female V x al- ist of the Year award, her performance demonstrated how poised, talented, and polished she has become. The production was great and looked super on TV, but it was the grace with which she mc ved that provided one of the most tivating moments of the show.

Young Country - Not since fen - ny and Dolly knocked us out with "Islands In The Stream" a few years ago has a production number set the crowd to buzzing like this one did. WB /Nashville chief Jim Ed Norman mentioned this song, which is on Hank Jr.'s "Born To

Boogie" album, to Producer Irving Waugh a few months ago.

Hank was joined onstage by Vince Gill, Ricky Van Shelton. k.d. lang, K.T. Oslin, Nanci Griffith, Lyle Lovett, Highway 101, Foster and Lloyd, Michael Johnson and the New Grass Revival. The final tableau was a sight to behold, and evidence that the future's so bright we all may have to join Hank and T. Graham Brown in wearing shades.



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NASHVILLE THIS WEEK KATY BEE

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Last week's black -tie galas made the rounds from ASCAP's Opryland Hotel gathering and BMI's famous outdoor tent celebration to SESAC's intimate dinner presentation at the new Union Station Hotel. Here's the week in pictures:

BMI's SPECIAL ROSE - Rosanne Cash received BMI's Robert J. Bur-

ton Award for "Hold On" as the Most Performed Country Song of the

Year. On hand for the presentation were (I -r) Atlantic Music Corp. pub-

lisher Bo Goldsen, BMI President Frances Preston, Cash, and BMI VP

Roger Soviine.

THE TREE GROWS - BMI salutes Country Publisher of the Year Tree

International as President Frances Preston hands the statuette to Tree President Buddy Killen.

SONGWRITER SERENADE - BMI's 1987 Songwriter of the Year honor was bestowed upon new two -time CMA

award winner Paul Overstreet. Shown at the celebration are (l -r) BMI President Frances Preston, Overstreet, wife

Julie Overstreet, and BMI VP Roger Sovine.

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A WINNING TRIO - ASCAP Southern Executive Director Connie Bradley joins honorees (l -r) Publisher of the Year

Jerry Crutchfield, Writer of the Year Dave Loggins, and writer receipient Randy Goodrum for Song of the Year "Now And Forever (You And Me)."

FAMILY REUNION - The ASCAP family gathers in the Opryland Hotel lobby during the 1987 Nashville awards

ceremony.

HANDS THAT ROCK THE CRADLE - Glen Campbell Music's Marty Gamblin and SESAC VP/Director of Affiliate Relations Dianne Petty (l -r) congratulate Ted Harris as Songwriter of the Year for The Hand That Rocks The Cra- dle." SESAC Executive VP Vincent Candilora (far right) gets in the act.

MAN OF THE HOUR - Fireworks were ignited when (l -r) ASCAP's

Southern Executive Director Connie Bradley named Dave Loggins Writer

of the Year. ASCAP's Morton Gould looks on.

AN '80s LADY - VP Dianne Petty (r) salutes K. T. Oslin and Wooden

Wonder Music publisher Harold Shedd for SESAC awards presented dur-

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PRODUCTION Creative and efficient production talent sought by full- service AM -FM facility. Ex- cellent company benefits. Send T&R to Jim Asker, WFLS, 616 Amelia Street, Fredericksburg, VA 22401. An Equal Op- portunity Employer.

PROGRAM DIRECTOR / Ing AIR PERSONALITY

1 Immediate opportunity for CHR on- 1 air PD in Top 100 sunbelt market! Must be detail oriented and be able to motivate airstaff. T &R to:

RON WHITE Radio Program Consultant 5053 Ocean Blvd., No. 129 EOE

Sarasota, FL 34242 t+ Program Director and Morning Person- ality needed for Billboard's Urban Station of the Year, WHRK- FM/Memphis. Send T &R

to Earnest Jackson, VP /GM, WHRK -FM, 112 Union Ave., Memphis, TN 38103. EOE

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For Future Acquisitions Texas -based company accepting tapes and resumes for staffing future acquisitions. Sales, programming, traffic, engineering. Only Pro's looking for a future need apply. Broadcasting Unlimited, Inc., c/o Personnel Director, PO Box 7935, Tyler, TX 95711. EOE

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THE HOTTEST HITS

OUR #1 NIGHT JOCK WENT TO WPLJ, NY! I ' Are you self motivated and creative? Can you

work the phones & the public? Florida's Z -103 I wants you! OVERNIGHT C, R, & Photo. 3000

Oleson Road, Tallahassee, Florida 32308. EOE --- --r-- -- - - -- FLORIDA MORNING SIDE KICK

Can you interact with one of the country's leading CHR morning personalities? Can you play the fall guy? Can you pull off humor without relying on rip and read joke services? More importantly, do you have the professional pride that won't get crushed just because you don't get to play top banana? If you're looking for a prestigious gig in a warm, sunny market, send us your T &R immediately. This position is available only through Westwood Personalities. 279 S. Beverly Dr., Suite 1170

Beverly Hills, CA 90212 (213) 851 -5769 WESTWOOD PERSONALITIES

NATIONAL BLACK RADIO TALENT SEARCH (and a $500 reward for your tip)

Where are you? Dedicated, workaholic, young Black Radio professional of tomorrow? Not a complete rookie but close. Fresh with about 1 year's experience in Black Radio. Friendly sounding, but up and

tight. Music salesmanship. Person of few words, but an entertainer. A natural. Music and artist knowledge. Quick. Phone poised. KKDA -FM (K104) will fly you in at our expense for an on -air audition in November. (5 -6 finalists) One person will be hired for our full -time swing shift. Once in a

career OPPORTUNITY. Where is that 19, 20, 21 year old Black Radio star of tomorrow? Let us mold

you. Good, clear, speaking voice a must Respect format disciplines. #8 market: Dallas -Ft Worth. ARB

Rated #1. Attention PDs, Promotion Persons, air talent: tip me to the person we hire and I'll send you

a $500 FINDERS FEE!!! Calls OK! Michael Spears, KKDA -FM, 621 NW 6th St., Grand Prairie, Texas 75050. 214 -263 -9911.

Format: Urban Great Talent Makes Our Difference!

EOE M/F

OPENINGS

MIDWEST Sioux City's leading hit music station with a 24.4 share seeks energetic 7pm -mid personality. T &R: Pat Raston, KG95, Box 1737, IA 51102. EOE (10/161

WAXX & WAVY seek news reporter /anchor. Strong writing and reporting skills and great delivery required. Minimum one year radio news. T &R: GM, Box 6000, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE 110/231

WAXX & WAVY seek ND to manage award- winning six - member news staff. Minimum three years' experience. T &R: GM, Box 6000, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE (10/231

Promotions Director /announcer wanted. Must be creative, dedicated, and enthusiastic. T &R: Connie Mattingly, WYTE, Box 956, Stevens Point, WI 54481. EOE (10/231

WAXX & WAYY has an opening for a copywriter /production person. Prefer previous experience. Copy samples and T &R: Copy Director, Box 6000, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE 110/231

WAVY seeks an experienced sales representative to sell radio advertising. Resume: Station Manager, Box 6000, Eau Claire, WI 54702 -6000. EOE (10/231

Detroit metro station now accepting applications for management, programming, and sales positions. T &R: 280 N. Wood- ward, Ste. #216, Birmingham, MI 48011. EOE 110/231

Q107 /Marquette, upper Michigan's "Hottest Hits" 100kw CHR, seeks disciplined talent) Salary requirements and T &R: David Magnum, WMQT, Box 467, Ishpeming, 49849. EOE

110/231

Seek highly motivated evening CHR AT. Prefer strong delivery and multi -track production skills. T &R: Dave Clark, KBKB, Box 369, Ft. Madison, IA 52627. EOE (10/231

Sales: Established list available to right person. Interested? Resume: Ken Hensley GSM, KXEL & KOKZ, Box 1540, Wa- terloo, IA 50704. EOE (10/231

KG95, Sioux City's leading hh music station. seeks energetic 7pm -midnight personality. C &R: Pat Paxton, Box 1737, Sioux City, IA 51102. EOE (10/231

Small market Country FM with higher AQH & cume than many majors seeks announcer who needs stability and low pressure. T &R: WOOD, Broadcast Center, Marion, IL 62959. EOE 110/231

MT Gold AM needs morning host /production pro. Funny? Cre- ative? Send C &R ASAP: Scott Bloom, Box 6760. Great Falls. 59406. EOE 110/231

PRODUCTION WHIZ If you've got the pipes and know how to use them I want to hear you tape now. Creativity, great organizational skills and the ability to pull a short airshift a must. This is an immediate opening. T&R: Brian Chase, OM, KRAV, 1638 S. Carson, Tulsa, OK 741 19. EOE

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Job Security In Radio Research Field

Radio related firm seeks Individual highly familiar with CHR, AOR, and /or AC music. Must relocate to Midwest Hard work, good pay and surroundings. Rush resume and salary requirements to RESEARCH, PO Box 815, Bloomfield, MI

48013. EUE, M/F

Mornings Illinois small market AM seeking tapes and resumes for possible fulltime opening. Looking for morning show person. AC format with heavy NEWS /AG emphasis. Send tape, resume and salary requirements to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #863, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

News Director & Morning Drive Co- Anchor

If you understand writing for an AOR audience and are ready to be paid well for It, send TAR to Chuck Finney, WXLP, 1111 E. River Dr., Dav- enport, IA 52803. EOE M/F

OPENINGS

TALK SHOW TA_ HOST

Contemporary talk show host needed for new national radio home shopping program: "Value Radio." 3 -5 years Talk radio experience, good interviewing skills and sincerity a must. Must have distinctive personality and be able to work on -air with other talent and celebrities. Program originates from Chicago, 7 nights a week, Ilpm -7am, Central Time. No beginners. Tape, resume, salary history and references to Marie G. Stines, Publich Interest Affiliates, 666 N. Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, IL 60611. No phone calls. MFH /EOE

AOR PROGRAM DIRECTOR WANTED

Midwest Top 75 Market. Experienced, with on -air ability to head capable staff. Strong promotion and production attri- butes a plus. Excellent pay and benefits. Send info with aircheck to Radio & Rec- ords, 1930 Century Park West, Box #856, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Program Director Quad Cities Top AOR. Great pay, great people and the resources to get the job done. Send composite and resume with references to Chuck Finney, WXLP, 1111 E. River Dr., Davenport, IA 52803. M/F EOE

WEST Ski Wonderland seeks veteran News Director to polish our reputation as Central Oregon's news leader. Call Mike Gould: 15031 382 -5263 /Bend, OR. EOE 110/161

Funny /personable morning man wanted for 50kw Oldies station. TAR: Jeff Davis, KSGO, Box 22125, Portland, OR 97222. No phone calls. EOE 110/231

KOMS & KSHA/Redding, CA seeks experienced fulltime newsperson immediately. Call Jim Bremer: 19161 221 -4400. EOE (10/231

Seek experienced AE for Adult AOR serving CO's premier ski resorts. Hard -working producer with copywriting and production skills. Resume: KZYR, Box 5559, Avon, 81620. EOE

110/231

West Coast broadcast group expanding) AC /CHR formats. T &R: Gladys Gomez, 6255 Sunset #1901, Hollywood, CA 90028. EOE 110/231

Heritage AOR station in resort community seeks top -notch morning entertainer with three -five years' experience and mature attitude. T &R: Box 1928, Reno, NV 89505. EOE

110/231

PD: First opening in years at top -rated medium market Coun- try station in Western paradise. Grow with our expanding group. Call: 14151 461 -7200. EOE 110/231

Feature -oriented news personality needed immediately in San Diego at an Adult Alternative. Women encouraged. T &R: Bob Linden, 5125 Convoy St., Ste. #304, CA 92111. EOE (10/231

Live on the beech and work at the Central Coast's leading CHR. Future openings. Smooth air /great production. T &R: Bob, 129 N. Halcyon Rd., Arroyo Grande, CA 93420. EOE

110/231

PD needed yesterdayl Must have automation, promotion, organizational skills. Join a fast -growing company. T &R: Rich Patterson PD, KCYX, Box 207, McMinnville, OR 97128. EOE

(10/23)

LA- metro -area chain seeks AT /Production Director. Prefer women. T &R: Talent, Box 1124, Santa Monica, CA 90401. EOE 110/231

Rare fulltime on -air position at Arizona's state- wide rocker. Send T &R to Curtiss Johnson, 98KUPD, 1900 W. Carmen, Tempe, AZ 85283. EOE



MARK SCHEFF WANTS YOU! Accomplished On -Air Personality /Stand -up Comedian with strong production skills. I'll bring excitement back to your mornings with sharp topical humor, creative pre- recorded bits, great phone and a touch of con- troversy!!!! I'm young, determined, and success oriented. Your sales staff will love me almost as much as your listeners. I can do whatever it takes to make your mornings number one in the market. 8 years medium /major market experience. Call Home - 201 -947 -2329 /WNBC - 212- 664 -2113_

October 23, 1987 R&R 69

OPPORTUNITIES POSITIONS SOUGHT

Creative announcer seeks gainful employment, any shift. Extensive knowledge of news and production. Talk to me.

DAVE: (21 7) 428 -2570. 110/23)

Owner sold it new owner automated it! This whale's been beached too long. Top 35 experience. Country /AC /BB. JIM: 13171787- 7845.110/231

10 -year pro seeks airshift on an AOR station. Excellent production and copy, too. PAUL: 18021442-5609. 110/231

Need great promos? Production Director seeks challenge in

top 50 market. 12 -year pro with great pipes, very organized team player. CHARLIE AUSTIN: 14081384-4559. 110/231

Entry-level sales position wanted by radio engineer looking to enter the sales side of the business. Prefer West Coast. BRUCE: (8181 342 -6521. 110/231

Young jock with two years' experience seeks fulltime gig in

small /medium market in Midwest /East. Prefer CHR. BILL:

1216) 442 -7892. 110/231

Common sense programming! If you need CHR /AC numbers, then you need a PD with a track record. MARK: 19041

867-0358. 110/23)

THE SLIM ONE Still cracked as ever and ready to ter- rorize a Big Time CHR! Direct your telephone calls to Bob at (619) 565- 2006.

News /personality: five years with Dave Pratt and time to move on. Major market news -oriented AT wants correspond- ing opportunity. SUE: 16021 273 -0627. 110/231

14 -year pro seeks nights or overnights on an AOR /Oldies station. DAVE: 12171 875 -1623. 110/23)

30 -year veteran GM /PD /AT just sold station. Desire midday or afternoon spot with AC /CW /Talk /Big Band /Gold. For T &R:

Morse, Box 9062, Shawnee Mission, KS 66201. 110/231

Positive attitude, smooth delivery, and extensive experience. Worcester /Manchester /Boston; Let's talk. THOM WHETSON !WARREN CHRISTY): 16171 345 -1667. 110/231

Dallas /Fort Worth metroplex position sought. Number one nights. MD /PD experience. Just moved to Arlington, available today. BRIAN "KANE" HARWELL: (8171 548 -7626. 110/231

17 years' experience including two major markets. Positions held include OM /PD /MD /AT /sales. Seek GM position in

small /medium market. ALLEN ELLSWORTH: 19041 264 -4523. 110/231

Muhl- purpose production /programming wizard seeks on -air

production /PD position with small /medium market rocker. One call can do it all! ERNIE: !2131 934 -3987. 110/231

Young personality with a positive attitude seeks position. Currently afternoons on Country station. KENT SUNDER-

MAN: 13081282-0203/2177. 110/23)

IT TAKES TEAM -WORK TO MAKE NUMBER 1!!!

Operations /Programming /Music/ Sports /News /Air experience: Modern Country /AC /Classic Rock. A 38 -26 year old team looking for creative environ- ment. Call Mike: (804) 476 -1244.

WENDY WHITE, e black female with 13 years' experience in major markets, desires on -air position as a personality. Great voice. 1213) 292 -8002. 110/231

Do you seek an egoless, teem- spirited, hardworking AOR /- CHR personality? If so, I'm the one. It's true/ Twice a PD; major market experience. D.L.: 1417) 678 -2298. 110/23)

Conversational newscaster /reporter who brings information to the listeners - not at them - seeks position. For T &R call

RAY: 12011852-2897. 110/231

AOR /Classic jock seeks shift with team rocker. Strong with music, video, film, and sports. MD experience. DON: 12011 670 -0414. 110/23)

Female sir talent with six years' experience seeks position in medium /large market for extended stay. AC /CHR /Urban format. LAURYN NICOLE: 13121 734 -7042. 110/231

Polished CHR /AOR /Urban, on -air /production pro seeks long term major /medium market gig yesterday. Award- winning jock, just a phone call away. JOHN A: 12031 536 -2847. 110/231

Who do you have to sleep with to get an AOR airshift? Four years PD /promotions; major market PM driver. D.L.: 14171 678 -2298. 1101231

Production Director: Experienced award- winning pro. Work well with sales developing new business. Multi- track, strong writing. Prefer DC /VA region. 15171773-9273. 110/231

Radioactive personality. Major market experience. Seek fun, stable CHR or uptempo AC in top 35. JOHN GARABO, 160 -21 65th Ave., Fresh Meadows, NY 11365. (10/23)

38- year-old black male, extensive experience, excellent production. Tight board, good voice. Available now. RON FOLKS: 18031 771-6845. 110/231

POSITIONS SOUGHT Such a deal) Five -year pro. MD /PD /production experience. AC /CHR. Computer literate. Many more extras. Ready nowt MIKE DAVIS, 1707) 578 -3919. 110/231

Ten years' experience. Will put hard work into your CHR /AC. PD /MD experience. Top 100 markets only) DANNY: (717) 677 -8603. 110/23)

ND /morning personality available. Six years with KUPD and

Dave Pratt. Paul Harvey reporting style, if necessary. SUE:

16021273-0627. 110/231

Recovering Alcoholic Top rated AM Drive Now Working. Looking for

sidekick roll with established morning show.

Superb writing & character voices (male &

female). Need company who understands my

A.A. commitment. Honesty essential! Call Bill

"W" (609) 737 -1421.

Wide open. no holes. Barred talent ready to pioneer new ground and get ratings for open- minded AM /FM station. For

T &R: 13121 828 -0197. 110/231

Experienced radio NDlair personality with sense of humor and strong production skills available now for major market winner. RICH ALCOTT: 18051964-1599. 110/231

POSITIONS SOUGHT Are you serious? So am II My track record speaks for itself. Top ten market on- air /programmer seeks fulltime gig in the South. Let's talk. MR. A.C.: 15041 486 -1827. 110/231

Producer /engineer of L.A.'s leading morning tradition seeks new objectives. Energetic, rating- oriented, and ready to talk. HAL: 18181848-0549. 110/231

The Northland's all original "Mo -Sho." Rediscover theater -of- the -mind. Entertaining, topical, great on phones and in public. Leading morning show. TOM BERRY: 12181 728 -6421. (10/231

English /Australian workaholic with seven years' CHR experience in major market seeks good professional, stable station. Prefer West /Southwest. DON: 1304) 253 -8314. 110/231

AOR /Classic jock seeks shift with team rocker. Strong in

music, video entertainment, and sports. MD experience. DON: 12011670-0414. References. 110 /231

Young jock with two years' experience seeks fulltime gig at

small /medium market station in Midwest /East. Prefer CHR. Voices also. BILL: 12161442-7892. 110/231

I love Oldies! Seek gig in majors. Great pipes, solid production, and creative writing. Dynamite promos and live appear- ances. STU: 12171 525 -8105. 110/231

Thrill- crazed rock 'n' roller just havin' fun. Five years' experience including all positions. Prefer and deserve Chicago, Mil- waukee. Open to all. GLENN: 1312) 445 -0770. 110/231

WEEKEND TALK SHOW HOST Hard to staff weekend talk shifts with decent talent? I know. I'm the program director and drive -time talk host at one of America's most talked -about stations. I'm looking to increase my visibility by commuting weekends to America's top 12 markets, either regular or fill -in basis. Controversial issues a specialty. Who knows? Maybe soon I'll be your drive -time host! Interested? Call (516) 732 -1703 tcday and let's get to work!

12 -year pro seeks opportunity in the West. Experienced MD/ sportscaster /jock. JIM: 18011 577 -2652. 110/231

Country music pro has been PD /MD, and has held AM /PM drive shifts. Great track record and excellent references. MIKE MITCHELL: 1901) 682-1345. 110/23)

Young vet with great personality and pipes seeks position in

OH or nearby. Excellent PBP. SHELDON SHADE: 14191 935 -1236. 110/231

Rocky Mountains for this 20 -year jock! Seek honest, mature non -consulted station. Non -repetitive Oldies /Country or free- form. 1505) 292 -7940. 110/231

19 years' experience: news /morning man /PD /ND, I've done it Good voice, hard worker, and stable. Medium /large markets. LARRY KAY: 17171 653 -2500. Immediate availability. 110/23)

Energetic, dedicated, and fun personality seeks afternoons or nights at CHR FM in Southeast /Midwest. Seven years' experience. KEVIN: 14041753- 9676.110/231

Currently employed at Northeast AOR. Five years' experience, seek medium market. All areas considered. JIM: 16091 884 -1239. 110/231

Experienced AC personality with strong production skills is

available to help you reach your goals) May consider small market PD opening. BRUCE: 16031224-6223. 110/231

Asst. PD /AT /production director, Jacksonville, FL ADI seeks immediate move. Has major market contacts at disposal. Pre-

fer coastal FL. DON: 19121 2B3 -4426. 110/231

Instant energy on your airwaves) Seek top 100 CHR /AC/ AOR. Five years' experience, great personality, and big pipes. Ready to pull big numbers. DIAL -A -DUKE: 1316) 429 -2905. 110/231

Hardworking, dedicated Production Director /wknd. announcer, formerly with Portland station, seeks new position. Team player. All formats. KYLE: 15031 645 -6751. 110/231

KSLX /KKFR /KUKQ nine -year pro with exceptional multi -track skills seeks production /on -air position. Top 20 markets only) BRUCE MITCHELL: 16021 947 -8932. 110/23)

Mufti -track production pro; believer in audio imagery. Positive attitude /personality. Major market experience. Currently employed in San Francisco. SCOTT: 14151 340 -9343. 110/23)

Ten -year pro seeks airshift with AOR statior. Excellent production and copy. MD? Lets talk) PAUL: (802) 442 -5609. 110/231

Morning down? Don't frown] Kelly & Company: medium market pro, voices, bits. JIM KELLY: (2161 256 -1837. 110/231

Spice your mornings with stylish news veteran of 27 years. Authoritative, distinctive, and believable. News will come alive. JAMES BANZER: 1405) 840 -2710. 110/23)

Hey, Cleveland/ Three -year medium market pro is on his way home. Great production voices and shift. JIM: (216) 256 -1837. 110/231

ARE YOU A PROMOTIONS ORIENTED TOP 50 CHR or HIP AC in need of Midday or After- noon Air TALENT to provide Per- sonality, Localism and great Pro- duction? LEAVE MESSAGE FOR MARK: 814- 756 -5477.

Five years in Urban /CHR formats; seek medium /major markets. Smooth, personable, and upbeat. Loves tight format. SCOTT: 13121239-0755. 110/231

Evening jock with three years' experience seeks position. Top 40 to Jazz. Great production, writing, and lots of voices. TOM: 1907) 279- 6031. (10/231

Not quite e veteran or a virgin: hardworking air personality/ copywriter seeks small market AC /CHR position. Will relocate. For T &R: NORRIS REID: 16021829-0177. (10/231

Major market personality (Chicago, Dallas) can get results and also program Urban /AC. Aggressive leader and motiva- tor. RON: 1704) 527 -4807. 110/231

Country PD /MD position wanted. Preferably in AZ or LA. MD experience as well as AT. JERRY: (602) 445 -1701. 110/231

No crap, just cumel Losing your ARB? Let's get your shift together. Former 0105 and Y100 rocker. CHR /Urban. Top 50 only. PACO: 18131 831 -8255. 110/231

The Wilde man is moving to San Diego. Highly energetic, quick -witted talent in CHR. Call for T &R: KELLY WILDE: 16081 782 -8335. 110/231

Three -year medium market pro seeks position with character voices, bits, and phones. Great production. Looking to move up. JIM KELLY: 12161256-1837. 110/231

Cincinnati's leading Oldies jock has been replaced by the me- diocrity of satellite radio. Helpll Experience in Oldies /AC/ Country. MARTY THOMPSON: 15131871-3997. 110/231

Creative drivetime talent with great production is on the move. Currently in top 60 market. The right station gets a

winner. Let's talk. MICHAEL WADE: 16151 272 -3698. 110/231

Fresh, electric, eight -year professional workaholic with comedy voices seeks gig at an aggressive CHR in medium /large market. KENNY CAMPBELL: 12161237-1745. 110/231

Attention medium /large markets: seven-year pro with experience in all formats wants to relocate. Excellent track record. LARRY: 19071349-7932. 110/231

Seek small /medium market OM position. 18 -year veteran: automation, satellite, programming, sales, management; also trained accountant. WYLIE: 14121 654 -5054. 110/231

POSITIONS SOUGHT Dependable, professional DJ /PD /MD /OM with outstanding voice seeks position. Great delivery and production. Prefer greater Cincinnati. KRIS: 15131 528 -6316. 110/231

You need a sharp, enthusiastic, creative air persorality. I

need a job. Let's get together. Small market experience. CHR /AOR /AC. TOM: 13191753-1763. 110/231

Programming professional with strong listener client promotions seeks position. Great numbers, solid experience Prefer CHR /AC. CHARLIE: (3051 296 -5610. (10/231

Creative Services Director. Experienced working with ;ales to increase revenue. Strong award -winning writing, mu ti -track production. 151 71 773 -9273. 110/231

Gimme a break) Former MD et KZEW & KRQX /Dallas seeks AOR PD position in any region. Small /medium markets. 11 -year vet. Hungry to win. Summerfield Horner: 12141 613 -0032. 110/231

Los Angeles veteran seeks challenge. 15 years in radii,, seven for major net. Strong creative production, writing. Excellent recommendations. JON: 18181 955 -8928. 110/231

Morning air personality wants to move up to mediur market challenge. Willing to follow directions from you. SMITTY: 19191 863 -3075. 110/231

The station went under, I'm driving a cab. Help) Formar Nash- ville Country music morning man seeks airshift. Seven years' experience. References. DENNIS: 16151 331 -2621. 10/231

Do you seek an energetic, docile, and secure person to work at your Northeast AOR /CHR station? If the answer is affirma- tive, call JEFF: 1516) 623 -8483. 110/23)

MD /AT: Ten -year pro seeks career challenge. AO1 /Urban/ Jazz /Hip AC seeks position in the West. JEFF: 15121 727-3063/724-9800. 110/ 2 31

PD /OM /talk show host; extensive broadcasting ex rerience. Experienced announcer. KEVIN: 12171864- 5706.1'0/231

Home at last! New England native returning from CA. Seek on -air position anywhere in Northeast, any shift, most formats. DAVE: 16171894-9509. (10/231

For quality stations in western WA state seeking creative production /announcing, look no further. Seven year,' experience; dependable. 12061734-8920. (10/231

DALLAS KINCAID available: Former afternoon drive for B97 /New Orleans. For T &R: 15041 649 -4497 or (2141 796 -6917. 110/231

MISCELLANEOUS Bill Blake, formerly with WKAZ /Charleston, WV .. Where are you? Call BOB T.: 13041 744 -9691 collect, o- miss the party) 110/231

98 KISC -FM, Spokane's Adult Contemporary Wavier, seeks record service from all labels. ATTN: KISC -FM, E. 300 3rd Ave., WA 99202. 110/23)

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R &R NATIONAL AIRPLAY

URBAN CONTEMPORARY BREAKERS,

MELI'SA MORGAN

If You Can Do It, I Can Too (Capitol) 78% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 11/2, Light 61/26, Total Adds 29 Including WXYV, WVEE, K94, WBLZ, KPRS, KDAY, XHRM, WPAL, Z93, WOMG, WOIS, WJYL, WQQK, Z103, KKPW.

VANEESE THOMAS I Wanna Get Close To You (Geffen)

67% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 17/1, Light 44/9, Total Adds 10, WBLK, WUSL, WDJY, KJLH, WDKX, WFXA, WFXC, WQMG, WJYL, KHYS.

FULL FORCE

Love Is For Suckers (Like Me And You) (Columbia) 66% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 16/1, Light 45/15, Total Adds 16, WUSL, KPRS, WNHC, WEKS, WHYZ, Z16, KOKY, WJYL, WJJS, WBLX, WQIM, WPLZ, WGPR, WXLA, WWWS, WVOI.

TAWATHA Did I Dream You (Epic)

61% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 22/0, Light 31/9, Total Adds 9, WHUR, KMJ, WNHC, WZFX, WQFX, WKXI, KIIZ, WQIM, WTLC. Debuts at number 40 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

CHARLIE SINGLETON & MODERN MAN Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained (Epic)

60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 14/1, Light 42/20, Total Adds 21 including WDJY, WVEE, WDIA, WYLD, WZAK, KPRS, KDAY, WUSS, WENN, WNOO, WZFX, WQMG, WLIQ, WQIM, WXLA.

NEW & ACTIVE ST. PAUL "Rich Man" (MCA) 55/14 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 48/14, Total Adds 14, WDAS, WBMX, KPRS, WLUM, KSOL, WPEG, WWDM, WZFX,

KIIZ, Z16, KOKY, WWWS, KFOX, KKPW. Medium: WHUR, WDIA, WYLD, WPAL, WFXC, WOIS, WTMP.

MISSION "Show A Little Love" (Columbia) 55/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 22/1, Light 32/8, Total Adds 9, WBLK, WDAS, KJLH, WNHC, WQMG, WPLZ, WTMP, WGPR,

WXLA. Heavy WZAZ. Mediums include: WAMO, KMJQ, WDIA, WEDR, WGCI, KPRS, KSOL, WDKX, WEKS, WIZF.

GEORGE MICHAEL "Hard Day" (Columbia) 55/1 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 22/0, Light 28/7, Total Adds 7, WDAS, WVEE, KMJQ, KMJM, WKND, WPLZ, WTMP. Heavy.

WZAK, OC104. WDKX, WQMG, WHYZ. Mediums include: WXYV, WBLK, WAMO, WHUR, WHRK, WYLD, K94, WBLZ, KPRS,

XHRM, KMYX.

CHICO DeBARGE "I've Been Watching You" (Motown) 52/1 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/1, Light 31/6. Total Adds 7, WVEE. WDKX, WAN, Z93, WZAZ, WANM, WVOI. Heavy:

KSOL Mediums include: WXYV, WBLK, KMJQ, WHRK, WBMX, WLUM, KMJM, KJLH, WTLC. KKSS.

MIKI HOWARD "Baby Be Mine" (Atlantic) 51/25 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 711. Light 44/24, Total Adds 25, WYLD, WBMX, WGCI. KPRS, KJLH, WKND, WJIZ, WFXA,

WAN, WPAL, Z93, JET94, WWDM, WHYZ, WQFX, KIIZ, KOKY, WJYL, WLOU, WALT, WBLX. WORL, WANM, WTLC, KPRW.

GAP BAND "Sweeter Than Candy" (RCA) 50/5 Rotations: Heavy 9/0. Medium 2512. Light 16/3, Total Adds 5, WBMX, WHYZ, WPLZ, WWWS, KMYX. Heavy: K104, KMJQ,

KDAY, WFXA, WFXC. WJMI, KIIZ, Z16, WIKS. Mediums include: WXYV, WDJY, WHUR, WHRK, WYLD, WZAK, WJLB, KPRS,

KMJM.

PRETTY POISON "Catch Me I'm Falling" (Virgin) 50/4 Rotations: Heavy 7/0. Medium 2910, Light 14/4, Total Adds 4, WZAK, WUSS, WJIZ, WTLC. Heavy: WLUM, WXOK, WZFX,

WALT, WIKS, KKSS, KMYX. Mediums include: WILD, WBLK, WVEE, KRNB, K94, WOWI, WBMX, WGCI, WBLZ, WJLB, KPRS,

KJLH, XHRM, WQIS. Debuts at number 38 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

ANITA POINTER "Overnight Success" (RCA) 44/5 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 20/3, Light 24/2, Total Adds 5, KSOL, WEKS, WPAL, WZAZ, WTMP. Medium: WILD, WBLK,

WDAS, WHUR, KRNB. WDIA, WUSS, WFXA, WXOK, WATV, WFXC, WJMI, Z16, WBLX, KDKS, WANM, WIZF.

DONNA ALLEN "Sweet Somebody" (21 /Atco) 41/10 Rotations: Heavy 6 /0, Medium 12/0, Light 23110, Total Adds 10, WXYV, WHUR, K104. WHRK, WLUM, KQXL, WXOK, WENN,

WPAL. KDKS. Heavy WAMO, WDIA, WEDR, WJMI, WZAZ, WTMP. Mediums include: WDJY, WVEE, WOWI, KSOL.

ERIC B & RAKIM "I Ain't No Joke" (4th & Broadway/Island) 41/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 16/0, Light 22/1, Total Adds 1, KSOL. Heavy: KDAY, WWDM, WFXC. Medium: KRNB, WEDR,

WZAK, WJLB, KMJM, WJIZ, KQXL, WAN. WENN, WPAL, WHYZ, KHYS, WANM, WKWM, WWWS, WVOI.

ATLANTIC STARR "All In The Name Of Love" (WB) 40/9 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 16/1, Light 21/8, Total Adds 9, WDAS. WHUR, WBMX, WHYZ, WQFX, WOIM, WORL, WIZF,

KKSS. Heavy: WEKS, WFXA, WOOK. Mediums include: WXYV, WILD, WHRK, WYLD, WZAK, KJLH, WQMG, WIKS.

STING "We'll Be Together" (A &M) 38/12 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 29/11, Total Adds 12, WBLK, WDAS, K104, WOWI, KPUR, WFXA, Z93, WOMG,

WPDQ, WBLX, KHYS. KFOX. Heavy: WDKX. Medium: WHRK, WLUM, JET94, KPRR, KKSS, KMYX, KKPW.

JELLYBEAN featuring STEVEN DANTE "The Real Thing" (Chrysalis) 37/3 Rotations: Heavy 8 /0, Medium 11/0, Light 18/3, Total Adds 3, WHRK, WAN, WENN. Heavy: WBLK, KRNB, WKND, 0C104, WKXI, KIIZ, WLOU, WIKS. Medium: WDJY, WEDR, WOWI, WBMX, WGCI, WBLZ, JET94, WNOO, WWDM, WQIS, WALT.

FREDDIE JACKSON "Look Around" (Capitol) 28/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 7/0, Light 20/6, Total Adds 7, WVEE, WWDM, WZFX, WJYL, WLOU, WQQK, WIZF. Medium:

WYLD, WPAL, WFXC, WZAZ, WLIQ, WANM, WTMP.

FORCE MD's "Touch And Go" (Tommy Boy/WB) 27/20 Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 7/4, Light 20/16, Total Adds 20, WDAS, KMJQ, KRNB, WDIA, WHRK, WGCI, KDAY. KJLH,

KSOL, WNHC, WFXA, WXOK, WPAL. WNOO, WZFX, WKXI, WOIS, WALT, WORL, WTMP.

52ND STREET "I'll Return" (MCA) 27/2 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/1, Light 16/1, Total Adds 2, WXYV, WALT. Heavy: WAMO. Medium: KMJQ, KJLH, WNHC,

WDKX, Z93, WPEG, WJMI, KHYS, WKWM.

RENE ALDRICH "Just Begun To Love You" (Jampacked) 27/2 Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 13/0, Light 14/2, Total Adds 2. WYLD. WPEG Medium: WDAS, WJLB, KQXL, WXOK, WNOO,

WKXI, KDKS, WANM, WGPR, WKWM, WXLA, WWWS, WV01.

WHITNEY HOUSTON "So Emotional" (Arista) 26/25 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4/4, Light 22/21, Total Adds 25, WXYV, WDAS, WUSL, WHUR, K104, WHRK, WLUM, KJLH,

XHRM, WNHC, WDKX, WJIZ, KPUR, WEKS, WENN, Z93. WNOO, WLIQ, KHYS, WPLZ, WANM, WTMP, KMYX, KFOX,

KKPW

CHUCK STANLEY & ALYSON WILLIAMS "Make You Mine Tonight" (Del Jam /Columbia) 26/0 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 5/0, Light 21/0, Total Adds O. Medium. WDAS, KMJQ, KSOL, WPAL, WJJS.

L SIGNIFICANT ACTION

MONET & NOLAN THOMAS "Leave The Lights On" (Ligosa/Warlock) 23/6 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 21/6. Total Adds 6, WDIA, KPRS, WENN. JET94, WANM, WGPR. Medium: WZAZ.

WALT.

MOST ADDED MELI'SA MORGAN (29)

WHITNEY HOUSTON (25) MIKI HOWARD (25)

CHARLIE SINGLETON (21) FORCE MD'S (20)

RUFFIN & KENDRICK (19) WARWICK & KASHIF (18)

FULL FORCE (16) SIEDAH GARRETT (16)

JETS (16)

HOTTEST MICHAEL JACKSON (68)

DEJA (48) O'JAYS (44)

RAY PARKER JR. (40) JODY WATLEY (30)

ANGELA WINBUSH (25) BERT ROBINSON (23)

MARLON JACKSON (20) LILLO THOMAS (15)

TAJA SEVELLE "Love Is Contagious" (Paisley Park/Reprise) 23/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0, Light 13/5, Total Adds 5, WDIA, WXOK, WENN, WPEG, WQFX. Medium: WAMO, XHRM, 0C104, WDKX, KQXL. WPAL, KPRR, WHYZ, KKSS, KMYX.

KOOL MOE DEE "How You Like Me Now" (Jive/RCA) 22/12 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 20/11, Total Adds 12, WZAK, KMJM, KSOL, WUSS, WENN, WPAL, Z93, WWDM, WORL, WGPR, WWWS, KFOX. Medium: KDAY.

MICHAEL COOPER "To Prove My Love" (WB) 21/8 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 19/8, Total Adds 8, WYLD, WOWI, WATV, Z93, Z16. WBLX, WQIM, KDKS. Medium: KMJQ, KHYS.

OUTLOUD "It's Love This Time" (WB) 21/1 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 19/1, Total Adds 1, WJYL. Medium: WDIA, WTLC.

MICO WAVE "Misunderstood" (Columbia) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 11/3, Total Adds 3, K94, Z16, WORL. Heavy: WIZF. Medium: WAMO, WHUR, WBLZ, KSOL, WDKX, WJJS, WTLC.

AUDREY WHEELER "Irresistible" (Capitol) 19/1 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 3/0, Light 16/1. Total Adds 1, WIZF. Medium: WJIZ, WEKS, WXLA.

CAMEO "She's Mine" (Atlanta Artists/PG) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4 /0, Light 15/1, Total Adds 1, WOIM. Medium: WYLD, WATV, WHYZ, WJMI.

SIEDAH GARRETT "Everchanging Times" (Owest/WB) 17/16 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 16/15, Total Adds 16. WDAS, KRNB, WDIA, WZAK, KPRS, WJIZ, WXOK, WAN. WNOO, WWDM, WOFX, WLIQ, WQIS, WALT, WOIM, WTMP.

PEBBLES "Girlfriend" (MCA) 17/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0 /0. Light 17/13, Total Adds 13, WHUR, WDIA, KSOL, WJIZ, KQXL, WXOK, WENN. WPAL, WNOO, WKXI, Z16, WJYL. WTMP.

COVER GIRLS "Because Of You" (The Fever/Sutra) 17/2 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 8/0, Light 9/2, Total Adds 2. KPRR, WALT. Medium: WDAS, KRNB, WDIA, WGCI, KPRS, WZAZ, WIKS, WTMP.

LISA LISA & CULT JAM "Someone To Love Me For Me" (Columbia) 16/15 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/2, Light 13/13, Total Adds 15, WHUR, KMJQ, WZAK, WLUM, XHRM, WDKX, KQXL, WPAL, Z93, WPEG, JET94, WZFX, WZAZ, WJJS, KHYS. Medium: WQMG.

STEVIE B "Party Your Body" (LMR) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 11/2, Total Adds 2, XHRM, KPRW. Heavy WDAS, KPRR. Medium: KRNB, WEDR, KKPW.

SOFT TOUCH "Please, Please Me" (Pow Wow) 15/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0, Light 5/1. Total Adds 1, WDIA. Medium: WDJY, KRNB, WHRK, WEDR, WBMX, WGCI, WZAK, KPRS, WJIZ, WZFX.

MADONNA "Causing A Commotion" (Sire/WB) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 6/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WLUM, XHRM, OC104, KPRR, WIKS, KKSS, KMYX. Medium: WOWI, JET94, WJMI, WPDQ, 2103, KKPW.

KOOL & THE GANG "Special Way" (Polydor/PG) 14/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 8/2, Total Adds 3, WBLK, WXOK, WZFX. Heavy: WQMG. Medium: KRNB, WJIZ, KPUR, WTMP.

STOCK /AITKEN/WATERMAN "Roadblock" (A &M) 13/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 7/2, Total Adds 3, Z93, WIKS, KKSS. Heavy: WILD. Medium: WBLK, WDAS, XHRM, WKND.

MADHOUSE "(The Perfect) 10" (Paisley Park/WB) 12/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 7/5, Total Adds 5, WZAK, KIIZ, WPLZ, WGPR, WWWS. Medium: K104, KMJQ WYLD, WJMI, WANM.

ROBE "Turn On The Moon" (2000 AD) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0 /0, Light 12/4. Total Adds 4, WEKS, WENN, WKXI, WTMP.

DAVY D "Feel For You" (Def Jam /Columbia) 12/3 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/3, Total Adds 3, WILD, KRNB, WALT. Medium: WEDR, KSOL, WZAZ.

M.C. SHAN "Left Me Lonely" (Cold Chillin') 12/3 Rotations, Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/1. Light 9/2. Total Adds 3, WFXC, WOIS, WTMP. Heavy: KDAY. Medium: KSOL.

SWING OUT SISTER "Breakout" (Mercury/PG) 12/0 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 4/0, Light 1/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WOWI, WLUM, JET94, WPDQ, Z103, KKSS, KMYX Medium. XHRM, 0C104, WDKX, KKPW.

BOBBY WOMACK "Living In A Box" (MCA) 11/9 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/9, Total Adds 9, WDIA, KPRS, WKND, WEKS, WAN, Z93, WQIM, WTLC, KPRW

Medium: WBLK.

SIDE EFFECT "I Love You" (Striped Horse) 11/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0 /0, Light 11/6, Total Adds 6. KRNB, WHRK, KSOL, WJIZ, KQXL, JET94.

J.E. THE P.C. FROM D.C. "Hello Rochelle" (Profile) 11/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/4, Total Adds 4, WZAK, WNOO, WQIS, KHYS. Medium: WANM.

GERALD ALBRIGHT "So Amazing" (Atlantic) 10/6 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/6. Total Adds 6. WHUR. KRNB, KQXL, WZAZ, WTLC, WWWS. Medium: WZAK.

MARY DAVIS "Steppin' Out" (Tabu /CBS) 10/5 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/5. Total Adds 5, WHUR, WXOK, WAN, WGPR, WXLA. Medium. WIMP.

BOOGIE DOWN PRODUCTION "Poetry" (B -Boy) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4/1, Light 6/0, Total Adds 1, KPRS. Medium: WHRK, KMJM, KOKY.

L NEW ARTISTS Reports/Adds

1 SAINT PAUL /Rich Man (MCA) 55/14 2 MISSION /Show A Little Love (Columbia) 55/9 3 PRETTY POISON /Catch Me lin Falling (Virgin) 50/4 4 ANITA POINTER /Overnight Success (RCA) 41/5 5 ERIC B. RAKIM /Ain't No Joke (4th & Broadway /Island) 41/1 6 RENE ALDRICH /Just Begun To Love You (Jampacked) 27/2 7 TAJA SEVELLE /Love Is Contagious (Paisley Park /Reprise) 23/5 8 KOOL MOE DEE/How You Like Me Now (Jive /RCA) 22/12 9 MICHAEL COOPER/To Prove My Love (WB) 21/8

10 OUTLOUD /It's Love This Time (WB) 21/1

New Artists are those who have not previously been reported as a Breaker by reporting stations.



COLUMBIA'S UNSTOPPABLE AND UNQUESTIONABLE

MACHINERY OF HITS

Full Force

URBAN CONTEMPORARY CHART

URBAN CONTEMPORARY

BREAKERS. -111

61 REPORTERS - 66% One Of The MOST ADDED

George Michael

"If You Let Me Stay"

"Hard Day" URBAN CONTEMPORARY

NEW & ACTIVE

55 UC REPORTERS - 59% ... AND BREAKER BOUND! Powerful P -1 Play:

WXYV KMJQ WILD WHRK WBLK WYLD WDAS K94 WUSL WOW' WAMO WGCI WHUR WBLZ WVEE WZAK

WJLB KPRS WLUM KMJM KJLH XHRM

URBAN CONTEMPORARY NEW & ACTIVE

55 REPORTERS -- AND NEXT

WEEK'S BREAKER! Check These Calls:

URBAN CONTEMPORARY

75 REPORTERS - 81%

WBLK WDAS WAMO WHUR WVEE

KMJQ WOW! WLUM WDIA WGCI KMJM

WHRK WZAK KJLH WEDR WJLB KSOL

K94 KPRS

Mission

"Someone To Love Me For Me" OUT OF THE BOX ACTION AT:

Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam

WHUR KMJQ WZAK WLUM XHRM WDKX

KQXL WPAL Z93 WPEG JET94 WZFX

Terence Trent D'Arby

"Go Cut Creator Go" EARLY BELIEVERS:

WQMG WZAZ WJJS KHYS

"So Many Tears"

"System Of Survival"

URBAN CONTEMPORARY

CHART

83 REPORTERS - 89%

Regina Belle

URBAN CONTEMPORARY

CHART

89 REPORTERS - 96%

IN JUST 2 WEEKS!! Earth, Wind & Fire



SOUTH

72 R&R October 23, 1987

URBAN CONTEMPORARY ADDS & HOTS

EAST

MUSS/Allege City Bob Shivers

JETS KOOL MOE DEE TONY TERRY PRETTY POISON IMAGINATION CHARLIE SINGLETON MILES JAYE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON ANGELA WINBUSH STEVIE WONDER DEJA JONATHAN BUTLER

WXYVIBalknore Roy Sampson

DONNA ALLEN SMOKEY ROBINSON 52ND ST. WHITNEY HOUSTON ROGER MELI 'SA MORGAN ROY AYERS TONY TERRY Hottest: LILLO THOMAS GLENN JONES MICHAEL JACKSON SHANICE WILSON MARLON JACKSON

WILDIBOSOn Elroy Smith

JETS LEVERT DAVY D

KEITH SWEAT TRUE LOVE Hottest: JODY WATLEY RAY PAGER JR. MICHAE. JACKSON STOCK AITKEN WATE WDKRIRSCR.Ner DONNA SUMMER Andre Waal VMS/Buffalo DebaaA Sims

WUSLPhiledslptle Dave Allan

WHITNEY HOUSTON FULL FORCE RUFFIN L KENDRICK SMOKE.. ROBINSON ROGER VANEESE THOMAS Hottest: O'JAYS MICHAEL JACKSON JODY WATLEY GLENN JONES EXPOSE

WOASIPh11.d.lprla Jos Temburm

FORCE MD'S WHITNEY HOUSTON MISSION EO ST. PAUL ATLANTIC STARR SIEDAH GARRETT ELEANOR STING GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: JODY WATLEY RAY PARKER JR. DEJA MICHAEL JACKSON BARRY WHITE

WAMOIPMSburgh Chuck Woodson

none Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON TERENCE TRENT D'A SHANICE WILSON DEJA KENNY G

NAHLESE THOMAS MISSION KOOL L THE GANG STEPHANIE MILLS DOUBLE STING INKS LEVERT DIMPLES Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH RAY PARKER JR. MICHAEL JACKSON BERT ROBINSON MARLON JACKSON

WKNdMartOrd JerdSNMcLesn

GEORGE MICHAEL RUFFIN L KENDRICK BOBBY WOMACK MIKI HOWARD Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON DEJA JODY WATLEY ANGELA MINBUSN KENNY G W NNEANsshlnaon

Mlk. AEKAIS

PRINCESS L STARER LISA LISA BAR -KAYS JOYCE SIMS WHITNEY HOUSTON VANEESE THOMAS RUFFIN L KENDRICK CHICO DEBARS! Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON SHALAMAR DEJA EWLF STNIE WONDER

WDJYRVesAlnalon Brste Bailey

ALEXANDER O'NEAL JONATHAN BUTLER VANEESE THOMAS WARWICK L KASHIF LEVERT CHARLIE SINGLETON Hottest: DEJA TONY TERRY LILLO THOMAS JODY WATLEY MICHAEL JACKSON

WNHCINSW Hann Dog Mango O'JAYS WHITNEY HOUSTON FULL FORCE FORCE MD'S KEITH SWEAT BODY MISSION TAWATHA Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER .JR.

DEJA LACE O'JAYS

OC100IOcesn City JanKSNSwMXer

RUFFIN L KENDRICK CHAD Hottest: EXPOSE MICHAEL JACKSON GEORGE MICHAEL DEJA MARLON JACKSON

ATLANTIC STARR WHITNEY HOUSTON SHERRICK TAWATHA DONNA ALLEN PEBBLES GERALD ALBRIGHT MARY DAVIS LISA LISA Hottest: STEVIE WONDER MICHAEL JACKSON ANGELA WINBUSH CONTROLLERS SHANICE WILSON

WJIZJAIOIny Tony WrlQM

WHITNEY HOUSTON PRETTY POISON SIEDAH GARRETT MIKI HOMARD PEBBLES CHARLIE SINGLETON SHERRICK SIDE EFFECT VANESSA BELL ARMS Hottest: JODY WATLEY RAY PARKER JR. LILLO THOMAS BERT ROBINSON O'JAYS

KPURIAmerllb Bu1NrlCMrk

ROGER GIORGE PETFUS WHITNEY HOUSTON RUFFIN L KENDRICK CHAD ALEXANDER O'NEAL STING Hottest: KENNY G TEMPTATIONS MICHAEL JACKSON TIFFANY RAY PARIER JR.

W VEE/Atanta Ray Boyd

FREDDIE JACKSON CHICO DEBARGE MELI'SA MORGAN CHARLIE SINGLETON GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. JODY WATLEY O'JAYS DEJA

WEK&AHaMs Vernon Walls

FULL FORCE KENNY G ANITA POINTER WHITNEY HOUSTON ROBE BOBBY WOMACK VANESSA BELL ARMS Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH LILLO THOMAS TEMPTATIONS DEJA MARLON JACKSON

WFXAJAugusta Carl Canner

GIORGE PETTUS MIMI HOWARD TONY TERRY STING VANEESE THOMAS FORCE MD'S MELI'SA MORGAN Hottest: JODY WATLEY BAR -KAYS STEVIE WONDER GAP BAND O'JAYS

WXOKIBeton Rouge Mell Morton

MARY DAVIS SIEDAH GARRETT FORCE MD'S DONNA ALLEN TAJA SEVELLE JETS KOOL L THE GANG PEBBLES Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS DEJA ROGER

KOXLIBeon Rohas W1kMCly

JIMMY BO HORNE LISA LISA L.L. COOL J DONNA ALLEN GERALD ALBRIGHT FIRST CIRCLE J ETS SIDE EFFECT PEBBLES Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. O 'JAYS DEJA ANGELA WINBUSH

W ENN/BlrmOahem Dar. Donnen

VANESSA BELL ARMS MONET JETS CHARLIE SINGLETON DONNA ALLEN JELLYBEAN KOOL MOE DEE WHITNEY HOUSTON TWA SEVELLE PEBBLES ROBE SHERRICK Hottest: JODY WATLEY RAY PARKER JR. MICHAEL JACKSON SHANICE WILSON ANGELA WINBUSH

WATVIBIrmingham Ron January

JELLYBEAN VANESSA BELL ARMS SIEDAN GARRETT MICHAEL COOPER BOBBY WOMACK MIKI HOWARD MARY DAVIS CHICO DERANGE CHARLIE SINGLETON MELI 'SA MORGAN Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON JODY WATLEY SHANICE WILSON BAR -RAYS MARIAN JACKSON

WPAUCharlSSOn Don Ksndrleks

ANITA POINTER PEBBLES LISA LISA TOM GROSE FORCE MD'S KOOL MOE DEE MELI'SA MORGAN DONNA ALLEN MISI HOWARD Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON MARION JACKSON ANGELA WINBUSH SHANICE WILSON JOHNNIE TAYLOR

Z97lCharl.sloB Clm Fletcher

MELISA MORGAN CHICO DEBARGE MIKI HOWARD MICHAEL COOPER WHITNEY HOUSTON KOOL MOE DEE STOCK AITKEN WATE STING LISA LISA BOBBY WOMACK L.L. COOL J Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS DEJA BERT ROBINSON

WPEOICharbns Vance/Saunders

SMOKEY ROBINSON LISA LISA ALEXANDER O'NEAL TAWATHA ST. PAUL TAJA REVELL! IMAGINATION LEVERT RENE ALDRICH Hottest: DEJA EWLF MICHAEL JACKSON O'JAYS ANGELA NINBUSH

WNOO-FMIChalunooga IlsrtdersanlRlley

PEBBLES PONCE MD'S JE THE P.C. PRO JIMMY BO HORNE CHARLIE SINGLETON SIEDAH GARRET! WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON DEJA WHISPERS BAR -KAYS BARRY WHITE

WEST

KKS&Albpusrpw BM Thomas

TINA TURNER STOCK AITKEN WATE WARWICK L KASHIF ATLANTIC STARR EMLF Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON MADONNA TIFFANY PRETTY POISON MIAMI SOUND MACHT

KAM/LO Angeles SARI WMSOn

VANEESE THOMAS MISSION MIKI HOWARD WARWICK I KASHIF FORCE MD'S KEITH SWEAT WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: GLENN JONES MICHAEL JACKSON O'JAYS ANGELA WINBUSH WINANS

KKFXISaaMle DarbylRodrlgwi

SMOKE( ROBINSON ST. PAUL KOOL MOE DEE WHITNEY HOUSTON CHERYL LYNN STING Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON DEJA ALEXANDER O'NEAL ROGER N. W.A

KKPW/TUScon Royce Blake

JETS WARWICK L KASHIF MELI'SA MORGAN ROGER WHITNEY HOUSTON ST. PAUL TIERRA Hottest: TAYLOR DAMN! DEJA LILLO THOMAS RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS

KDAYILos Angeles PeHenonlMaek

L.L. COOL J

FORCE MD'S MELT SA MORGAN RUFFIN L KENDRICK CHARLIE SINGLETON Hottest: PUBLIC ENEMY SHANICE WILSON ROGER O JAYS MICHAEL JACKSON

KMY VOW Howard "MT" Thomas

WHITNEY HOUSTON GAP BAND RUFFIN L KENDRICK WARWICK L KASHIF GEORG IO Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON PRETTY POISON DEJA STEVIE WONDER KENNY G

KSOUSan Francisco Robinson/Moody

ST. PAUL ERIC B

MAIN PEBBLES FORCE MD'S SIDE EFFECT ANITA POINTER TROY JOHNSON KOOL MOE DEE Hottest: JODY WATLEY GLENN JONES KENNY G BERT ROBINSON MARLON JACKSON

XMRMISan Olego L.D. McCollum

MELI'SA MORGAN STEVIE B

LEVERT MILES JAYE WHITNEY HOUSTON LISA LISA Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON DANA DANE TRUE LOVE RAY PARKER JR. LILLO THOMAS

WWDWCsIumWs Andre Corson

SIEDAH GARRETT MELI'SA MORGAN JETS FREDDIE JACKSON MIKI HOWARD ST. PAUL KOOL MOE DEE PRINCESS L STARER Hottest: BAR -RAYS GLENN JONES MICHAEL JACKSON WHODINI O'JAYS

1(1041Dallea Jimmy Smith

LEVERT STING TERENCE TRENT D'A WHITNEY HOUSTON DONNA ALLEN WORLD CLASS WRECK Nottest: GLENN JOWLS O'JAYS FORCE MD'S UTFO MILLIE JACKSON

WFXCIDurh.m Woyns Waller

M.C. SHAN MELI'SA MORGAN VANEESE THOMAS TEMPTATIONS DEBARGE TERENCE TRENT D'A Hottest: LEVERT ERIC B

O'JAYS JODY WATLEY DEJA

KPRRIEI Paso Henson/Mendoza

EXPOSE LOS LOBOS SMOKE( ROBINSON LACE ERASURE TIGER MOON ABC COVER GIRLS JOHN ROCCA Hottest: TAYLOR DAMNE FOUR BY FOUR JODY WATLEY TIFFANY MADONNA

WZFXJFOyelteslll

Tony Lype

FORCE MD'S TAWATHA KOOL L THE GANG CHARLIE SINGLETON LISA LISA ST. PAUL FREDDIE JACKSON

FIRST CIRCLE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON JODY WATLEY RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS DEJA

KOLZJFt. Worth-Dogs TuekSrJRLadlson

none Hottest: U'JAYS RAY PARKER JR. JODY WATLEY DEJA WHISPERS

WOMMIree sbpo MIR. Wheeler

STING MISSION MELI ' SA MORGAN CHARLIE SINGLETON VANEESE THOMAS Hottet: TEMPTATIONS BAR -RAYS ENLF KOOL L THE GANG MICHAEL JACKSON

WHYLOre.nMle DMelLl.aorr

NATALIE COLE PULL FORCE RUFFIN L KENDRICK MIKI HOWARD MELI'SA MORGAN ATLANTIC STARR JETS GAP BARD Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON O'JAYS JODY WATLEY SRALAMAR DEJA

WPLZIPNersburN Dabble Perks

GAP BAND WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL SMOKEY ROBINSON MADHOUSE FULL FORCE STARPOINT MISSION Hottest: GLENN JONES O'JAYS MICHAEL BOLTON DONNA SUMMER TEMPTATIONS

WTMP/TSmpe Chris Turner

WHITNEY HOUSTON ANITA POINTER MISSION ROBE SIEDAH GARRETT FORCE MD'S M.C. SHAH GEORGE MICHAEL GIORGE PETTUS PEBBLES HICteet: MICHAEL. JACKSON LACE DEJA STEVIE WONDER BERT ROBINSON

WOFX1OuHporldib.l Al Lue

P IVE STAR WARWICK L KASHIF TAWATHA NISI HOMARD JAMES ROBINSON SIEDAH GARRETT TAJA SEVELLE TYRONE DAVIS ATLANTIC STARR JETS EDDY PLEASURE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS ANGELA WINBUSH DEJA

KMJONbuston TerN Avery

JETS FORCE MD'S CECI LISA LISA NATALIE COLE KASHIF GEORGE MICHAEL H ottest: O'JAYS ANGELA WINBUSH ISLETS MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR.

WKAUJaekson Ow.k,s Tanner

WARWICK L KASHIF TAWATHA MELI'SA MORGAN FORCE MD'S PEBBLES ROBE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON O'JAYS JODY WATLEY MARLON JACKSON ANGELA WINBUSH

WJMUJecksorr Carl Haynes

none Hottest: BAR -KAYS MICHAEL JACKSON DONNA SUMMER GAP BAND REGINA BELLE

WZAZJJeokaonellle Hat Ostbon

EMT LISA LISA RUFFIN L KENDRICK ANITA POINTER L.L. COOL J CHICO DEBARGE ROGER CHARLIE SINGLETON VANESSA BELL ARMS GERALD ALBRIGHT Hottest: JODY WATLEY MICHAEL JACKSON LILLO THOMAS BARRY WHITE CONTROLLERS

WPDOIJ.eksonellle CrsmbleylBrooks

STING MILES JAYE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON O' JAYS ANGELA WINBUSH BAR -KAYS PRETTY POISON

KIILKIllese B ill St. John

TAWATHA SMOKE/ ROBINSON MADHOUSE MELI'SA MORGAN RUFFIN L KENDRICK MIKI HOWARD EPEE MD ST. PAUL JERRY JONES Hottest: B AR -KAYS DEJA MARLON JACKSON TONY TERRY ROGER

WLIOIKnoKNla Wog. Swann

ORAN JUICE JONES WHITNEY HOUSTON RUFFIN L KENDRICK CHARLIE SINGLETON SIEDAH GARRETT Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON O'JAYS BERT ROBINSON LILLO THOMAS MARLON JACKSON

W ANM(Tellahees.e Joe Bullard

MIKI HOWARD CHICO DEBARS! VANESSA BELL ARMS WHITNEY HOUSTON MONET L.J. REYNOLDS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. JODY WATLEY WHODINI BERT ROBINSON

K DKSIS11r..porl C. Erwin Darmes

ROGER MARGARET REYNOLDS WARN/CE I KASHIF MICHAEL COOPER TROY JOHNSON DONNA ALLEN MELI'SA MORGAN Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON O'JAYS ANGELA WINBUSH DEJA BERT ROBINSON

WJTTIChaManooga Rich Phillips

LISA LISA SIDE EFFECT MONET MIKI HOWARD JAMES ROBINSON CO Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON DEJA O'JAYS EXPOSE TI MANY

KXZZ/Laks Charles Darryl Mope

MICHAEL COOPER FULL FORCE MICO WAVE ST. PAUL FIVE STAR MAIN PEBBLES S HALAMAR JONATHAN BUTLER FIRST CIRCLE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON O'JAYS ALEXANDER O'NEAL BAR -KAYS LACE

WOIS/Laurel Ron Davis

FORCE MD'S SIEDAH GARRETT TROY JOHNSON M.C. 5HAN JE THE P.C. FRO MELI'SA MORGAN Hottest: O'JAYS DEJA SHANICE WILSON MARIAN JACKSON BERT ROBINSON

KOKYILRoo Rock Dove Elder BOBBY MARCHAN RUFFIN L KENDRICK FULL FORCE MELI'SA MORGAN MIKI HOWARD EDDY PLEASURE ST. PAUL Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. MICHAEL JACKSON BERT ROBINSON DEJA O'JAYS

WLOUILO5ISNlle Anas Canasse

PERRY BINES MIKI HOWARD BODY CHARLIE SINGLETON FREDDIE JACKSON Hottest: DEJA RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS BERT ROBINSON MARLON JACKSON

WJYLJI.eelmIBe Philip DNd Mamh FULL FORCE MIKI HOWARD MELT SA MORGAN VANEESE THOMAS FREDDIE JACKSON PEBBLES OUTLOUD WEST COAST POSSE LEVERT Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON JODY WATLEY O 'JAYS RAY PARKER JR. BERT ROBINSON

WJJSILynchbura Led Gains

LISA LISA JETS FULL FORCE RUFFIN L KENDRICK MELI'SA MORGAN ALEXANDER O'NEAL Hottest: LACE MARLON JACKSON BERT ROBINSON BAR -KAYS MICHAEL JACKSON

KRNB/MMnpIls C.J. Monson

TONY TERRY FORCE MD'S VANESSA BELL ARMS GERALD ALBRIGHT JAMES ROBINSON SIEDAH GARRETT TYRONE DAVIS EDDY PLEASURE SIDE EFFECT EO DAVY D Hottest: O'JAYS BAR -KAYS DEJA MARLON JACKSON WHISPERS

WOWUNIWOIk Stephen Crumbley

MICHAEL COOPER MILES .LAYE

CHARLIE SINGLETON STING Hottest: O'JAYS DEJA ANGELA WINBUSH MARLON JACKSON PRETTY POISON

WO1WOrlsndo EM James

ATLANTIC STARR MIKI HOWARD KOOL MOE DEE JETS MICO WAVE TONY TERRY VANESSA BELL ARMS FORCE MD'S Hottest: MARLON JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. BAR -KAYS BARRY WHITE LILLO THOMAS

KHYSPOrt Arthur Stew Hopwood

STING MILES JAYE VANEESE THOMAS MELI'SA MORGAN JE THE P.C. FRO L.L. COOL J WHITNEY HOUSTON KEITH SWEAT LISA LISA Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON JODY WATLEY 5H ALAMAR ANGELA WINBUSH O'JAYS

WDIAIMelnprls Bobby O'Jay

DEJA TYRONE DAVIS FORCE MD'S MONET SOFT TOUCH PEBBLES TAJA SEVELLE SIEDAH GARRETT STARPOINT CHARLIE SINGLETON BOBBY WOMACK Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. BERT ROBINSON DONNA SUMMER MARLON JACKSON DEJA

WHRK/Memp,ls Pam WNle

VANESSA BELL ARMS WARWICK L KASHIF WHITNEY HOUSTON SIDE EFFECT L.L. COOL DONNA ALLEN JELLYBEAN FORCE MD'S GUSTO TROUBLE FUNK MARGARET REYNOLDS Hottest: O'JAYS JODY WATLEY LACE RAY PARKER JR. JONATHAN BUTLER

WALTIMMdIan Aundra Russell

MIKI HOMARD 52ND ST. FORCE MD'S SIEDAH GARRETT JAMES ROBINSON DAVY D

COVER GIRLS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. JONATHAN BUTLER DEJA EXPOSE

WEDRIMIamI Jackson/Jogs

LACE DEJA RUFFIN L KENDRICK Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON JODY WATLEY BERT ROBINSON DONNA ALLEN MARLON JACKSON

WBLXJLIoblle Tony Brown

MELT SA MORGAN FULL FORCE RUFFIN L KENDRICK MIKI HOWARD MICHAEL COOPER STING Hottest: BERT ROBINSON RAY PARKER JR. LILLO THOMAS DEJA ANGELA WINBUSH

WOIMIMontsom..Y Frencha Be

LEVERT ATLANTIC STARR WARWICK L KASHIF SIEDAH GARRETT BOBBY WOMACK CHARLIE SINGLETON TAWATHA ROY AYERS CAMEO MICHAEL COOPER FULL FORCE Hottest: O'JAYS SHANICE WILSON CHAD ROGER L.L. MONDY

WOOKIWsANIle Cy Young

MELI'SA MORGAN FREDDIE JACKSON JETS GEORG IO DIANA ROSS MILES JAYE Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH TEMPTATIONS ALEXANDER O'NEAL WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON

WIKSMew Bern Gooding/Kirkland

NOCERA LACE KENNY G LEVERT MILES JAYE STOCK AITKEN WATT CHAD ROGER SMOKE.. ROBINSON JETS Hottest: GLENN JONES JODY WATLEY TONY TERRY MADONNA RAY PARKER JR.

WYLDFMIN.W Ortega DM Spsncar

CHARLIE SINGLETON RENE ALDRICH WARWICK L KASHIF MIKI HOWARD MICHAEL COOPER DUNN STREET Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS DEJA MARLON JACKSON

Kea/Norfolk Thomas Lytle

MELT SA MORGAN MICO WAVE JONATHAN BUTLER LACE HEAVY D L BOYZ GIORGE PETTUS RUFFIN KENDRICK Hottest: DEJA MICHAEL JACKSON SHANICE WILSON STEVIE WONDER ENLF

MIDWEST WGCUChlcsgo Sonny Tog,

FORCE MD'S MIKI HOWARD KEITH SWEAT WARWICK L KASHIF Hottest: JODY WATLEY RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS DEJA LILLO THOMAS

WBMIUChkpo MkhaNelDesls

GAP BAND ATLANTIC STARR WARWICK L KASHIF REGINA BELLE MIKI HOWARD ST. PAUL Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. BERT ROBINSON O'JAYS DEJA

WIZF/ClnUnnatl BNYIan11.On

LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON AUDREY WHEELER GIORGE PETTUS ATLANTIC STARR JOHNNIE TAYLOR Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON STEVIE WONDER GLENN JONES BAR -KAYS EWLF

WBLZICInclnnetl Brian Cootie

MELI'SA MORGAN JETS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. DEJA BERT ROBINSON O'JAYS

WZAKJCIeeelend Lynn Tolliver

LISA LISA MICHAEL JACKSON KOOL MOE DEE DEELE PRETTY POISON CHARLIE SINGLETON MADHOUSE SIEDAH GARRETT JE THE P.C. FRO Hottest: LEVERT ROGER MICHAEL JACKSON HARRY WHITE MILES JAYE

WVKOJColumbus KC Jones

MILES JAYE RUFFIN L KENDRICK TERENCE TRENT D'A Hottest: SHANKS WILSON LILLO THOMAS MICHAEL JACKSON DEJA KENNY G

DOS/Columba Tom Reynolds

CHARLIE SINGLETON BARRY WHITE MELI'SA MORGAN ROY AYERS DEELE Nottest: RAY PARKER JR. DEJA LILLO THOMAS MARLON JACKSON LACE

W ABIDelnoM Ale+undlrlBrlass

TERENCE TRENT D'A NATALIE COLE TONY TERRY WARWICK L KASHIF Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON GLENN JONES ANGELA WINBUSH O'JAYS RAY PARKER JR.

WOPN/DetroH Joe Spencer

MONET DEELE MELI'SA MORGAN WARWICK L KASHIF MISSION MADHOUSE KOOL MOE DEE STARPOINT FULL FORCE MARY DAVIS Hottest: .JODY WATLEY MICHAEL JACKSON ANGELA WINBUSH EWLF STEVIE WONDER

W K W WOnnd Rapids Ong/Franklin

none Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON ANGELA WINBUSH RAY PARKER JR. JODY WATLEY BERT ROBINSON

KPRSIKanass City DN Mom

BOOGIE DOWN PRODU STEVIE WONDER EWLF FULL FORCE MONET SIEDAH GARRETT MIKI HOWARD RUFFIN L KENDRICK MELI'SA MORGAN CHARLIE SINGLETON KEITH SWEAT ROGER BAR -KAYS ST. PAUL BOBBY WOMACK Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON BERT ROBINSON RAY PARKER JR. O'JAYS DEJA

W XLARanslng Samory Jordan

MISSION PULL FORCE MELII SA MORGAN STARPOINT MARY DAVIS CHARLIE SINGLETON Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. JODY WATLEY BERT ROBINSON DEJA ANGELA WINBUSH

WLIIMIMIIWaukes Gary Young

WHITNEY HOUSTON ST. PAUL DONNA ALLEN LISA LISA ABC Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON LISA LISA MADONNA SWING CUT SISTER PRETTY POISON

KPRWIOkMAOma CMy

Dented Swift

NATALIE COLE IMAGINATION RUFFIN L KENDRICK WARWICK L KASHIF STEVIE B

MIKI HOWARD HEAVY D L BOYZ BOBBY WOMACK Hottest: RAY PARKER JP. O'JAYS MICHAEL JACKSON DEJA LILLO THOMAS

W W W SISpmIW Kermit Crockett

WARWICK L KASHIF KOOL MOE DEE L.L. MONDY STARPOINT ST. PAUL GAP SAND MADHOUSE FULL FORCE GERALD ALBRIGHT Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON GLENN JONES RAY PARKER JR. DEJA JODY WATLEY

KMJM/SI. Louis Mike Strodbrd

WARWICK L KASHIF GEORGE MICHAEL REGINA BELLE KOOL MOE DEE TAWATHA HEAVY D L HOYO ROGER Hottest: DEJA ANGELA WINBUSH MICHAEL JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. BERT ROBINSON

WVOUTSledo Paul Boom

ROGER LEVERT FULL FORCE STARPOINT CHICO DEBARGE PRINCESS L STARER Hottest: SERT ROBINSON JODY WATLEY LILLO THOMAS RAY PARKER JR. MICHAEL JACKSON

WTLCJInGanep Ile Joy Johnson

GENERAL KANE KASHIF BODY PRETTY POISON JETS TAWATHA BOBBY WOMACK MIKI HOWARD GROVER WASHINGTON GERALD ALBRIGHT Hottest: O'JAYS MICHAEL JACKSON DEJA ANGELA WINBUSH TONY TERRY

93 Reporting Stations 90 Current Reports

The following stations reported frozen playlists: WAMO /Pittsburgh,

KDLZ /Ft. Worth -Dallas and WJMI /Jackson.



's plenty of heat these two meet!

`LOVE CHANGES"

NELl'SA MORGAN

The first hit single and title track from KASHIF's forthcoming album is in

your hands now! Look for the LP to arrive at radio and retail the first week

in November. On Arista chrome cassettes, records and compact discs.



L REGIONALIZED ADDS 81 HOTS

I EAST



JAZZ Lail week

TOP 30 OCTOBER 23, 1987

2 0 D. SCHUUR /& The Count Basie... (GRP) "Deedle's" (26) "Everyday" (19) "Travelin' Blues" (12)

1 2 WYNTON MARSALIS/Standard Time Vol. 1 (Columbia) .... "Caravan" (22) "Foggy" (17) "April" (15)

4 0 SARAH VAUGHAN/Brazilian Romance (CBS) "Nothing" (24) "Love" (19) "Obsession" (13)

3 4 ÉLIANE ELIAS/Illusions (Denon /Blue Note) "Chan's" (19) " Choro" (15) "Through" (15)

6 0 BILLY COBHAM/Picture This (GRP) "Same" (25) "Within" (15) "Juggler" (9)

13 0 DIANNE REEVES/Dianne Reeves (Blue Note) "Never' (16) "Yesterdays.' (14) "I've Got" (10)

7 0 STEVE GADD/The Gadd Gang (Columbia) "Morning" (19) "Way" (14) "Watching" (11)

e Q BASIA/Time And Tide (Epic) "Astrud" (22) "From" (14) "Promises" (11)

5 9 SPYRO GYRA/Stories Without Words (MCA) "Cayo" (15) "Del" (11) "Nu" (9)

16 KEVIN EUBANKS/The Heat Of Heat (GRP) "Sorrir" (13) "First" (12) "Heat" (9)

lo 11 PAT METHENY GROUP/Still Life (Talking (Geffen) "Talk" (13) "So May" (11) "Last" (10)

s 12 MAKOTO OZONE /Now You Know (Columbia) "Might" (18) "Piggy" (10) "Watch" (9)

14 PULLEN 8 ADAMS/Song Everlasting (Blue Note) "Serenade" (16) "Sun" (10) "1529" (8)

26 SADAO WATANABE/Birds Of Passage (Elektra) "Birds" (11) "Round" (9) "Salvador" (9)

12 15 NEIL LARSEN/Through Any Window (MCA) " Alborada" (14) "Through" (8) "Carnival" (6)

11 16 SCOTT COSSU/She Describes Infinity (Windham Hill) "Bajun" (19) "Red" (6) "Relieve" (5)

24 e HARRISON & BLANCHARD/ Crystal Stair (Columbia) .... "God" (12) "Softly" (10) "Endicott" (5)

26 LEE RITENOUR/Portrait (GRP) "Portrait" (12) "Windmill" (10) "Shades" (10)

15 19 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Strawberry Moon (Columbia) "Strawberry" (13) "Summer" (7) "Look" (7)

18 20 ALEXANDER ZONJIC/When Is It Real (Optimism) "When" (13) "Waiting" (8) "Only" (6)

17 21 WAVE/Wave (Atlantic) "Journey" (10) "Mixed" (7) "Just" (7)

DEBUT JOE WILLIAMS/Everynight Lv @ Vine Street (Verve) "Everyday" (7) "Everynight" (6) "Too" (6)

22 23 WOODY HERMAN/Woody's Gold Star (Concord Picante) ... "Battle" (8) "Watermelon" (7) "'Round" (4)

I DEBUT CHARNETT MOFFETT/Net Man (Blue Note) "Swing" (8) "Nett" (8) "Softly" (8)

zo 25 ART FARMER/Something To Live For (Contemporary) "Something "(11) "Isfahan" (8) "Blood" (7)

23 26 TITO PUENTE/Un Poco Loco (Concord Picante) "Swinging" (9) "Killer" (9) "Un" (8)

19 27 RIC SWANSON/Windsock (American Gramaphone) "Damrosch" (9) "Time/2" (8) "Windsock" (6)

I DEBUT e PETER MOFFITT/Zoe's Song (Novus) "Big" (10) "Destination" (8) ' Rocinante" (6)

I DEBUT e AL DI MEOLA/Tirami Su (EMI- Manhattan) "Smile" (8) "Beijing" (6) "Song" (4)

27 30 BARNEY KESSEL/Spontaneous Combustion (Contemporary) "Moonlight" (8) "Bluesy" (4) "'Round" (4)

L NEW & ACTIVE

HIRAM BULLOCK /Give It What U Got (Atlantic) 17/2 "Half" (11) "Send" (11) "Pretzel" (4) Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/1, Light 7/1, Total Adds 2, WVPE, KLCC. Heavy: WNOP, WBBY. Medium: WFPL, WJZZ,

KTCJ, KKGO, KJZZ, WNEW, KLSK.

K. WALKER/Dancing On... (Hip Pocket/Windham HIII) 16/5 "Natural" (13) "When" (5) "Dancing" (3) Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 5/3. Light 7/2, Total Adds 5, WBFO, KJZZ, KUOP, WLVE, KLSK. Heavy: WRTI, KPLU, WHRO,

KLCC Medium WAER, WNOP.

BRANFORD MARSALIS/Renaissance (Columbia) 15/8 "Lament" (8) "Just" (7) "Peacocks" (6) Rotations: Heavy 4/2, Medium 6/4, Light 5/2, Total Adds B, WGBH, WBFO, KERA, KUOP, WNUR, KBEM, KLCC, KXPR.

Heavy: WNOP, KANU. Medium: WBBY, WNEW.

JANE IRA BLOOM/Modern Drama (Columbia) 13/2 "Stars" (5) "Modern" (4) "Strange" (4) Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/0, Light 7/2. Total Adds 2. KPLU, KLSK. Heavy: KERA, WNOP, WNUR. Medium: WBGO,

WUSF, WVPE

RAY BRYANT/Plays Basle & Ellington (EmArcy) 13/2 "Jive" (9) "It Don't" (5) "9:20" (2) Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 6/1, Light 3/1, Total Adds 2, WBGO. WBEE. Heavy: WRTI, WHRO, KBEM, WVPE. Medium:

WBBY, KANU, KADX, WUSF, KLCC.

SCOTT HENDERSON/Dr. Hee (Passport Jazz) 13/0 "Outskirts" (8) "Mango" (5) "Twilight" (5) Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 1 /0, Total Adds O. Heavy WBFO, WVPE, KLCC Medium: WEBR, WRTI, WNOP,

WJZZ, KJZZ, KUOP, WNEW, WFSS, WHVE.

SHIRLEY HORN/I Thought About You (Verve) 12/2 "Nice" (5) "Eagle" (4) "City" (4) Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 4/0, Light 3/2, Total Adds 2, WGBH, WBEE. Heavy. WBGO, KLON, KJAZ, WHRO, KXPR.

Medium: KKGO, KPLU, KLCC, KKUL.

BENNIE WALLACE /Art Of The Saxophone (Denon) 12/1 "Head" (6) "Edith" (4) "Prelude" (3) Rotations Heavy 5/1, Medium 3/0, Light 4/0. Total Adds 1, WVPE. Heavy: KERA, WFPL, KPLU, KXPR. Medium. WBFO, KJAZ, KWMU.

ROSEANNA VITRO /A Quiet Place (Skyline) 11/6 "Quiet" (7) "Times" (4) "Hello" (3) Rotations: Heavy 4/2, Medium 2/0, Light 5/4, Total Adds 6, WBGO. WJAZ, KADX, KJZZ, KBEM, KLCC. Heavy: WBEE, KPLU. Medium: KKGO, KXPR.

AZUMA /Azuma (Private Music) 10/0 "Treasure" (4) "Happiness" (2) "Stained" (2) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KLCC. Medium: WFAE, KKGO, WVPE, KIFM.

JEAN -LUC PONTY/The Gift Of Time (Columbia) 9/3 "Between" (6) "Gift" (5) "New" (3) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 1/0, Light 5/3, Total Adds 3, KADX, KJZZ, KLCC. Heavy: WNOP, KTCJ, WNEW. Medium:

WBBY

WINTER HLARThC?NGS

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MOST ADDED BRANFORD MARSALIS (8)

PETER MOFFITT (8) DIANNE REEVES (7)

CHARNETT MOFFETT (6) LEE RITENOUR (6)

ROSEANNA VITRO (6) KEVIN EUBANKS (5)

KIT WALKER (5) SADAO WATANABE (5)

HOTTEST WYNTON MARSALIS (22)

DIANE SCHUUR (17) BILLY COBHAM (11) ELIANE ELIAS (10) STEVE GADD (9) SPYRO GYRA (9)

DIANNE REEVES (9) SARAH VAUGHAN (9)

BASIA (8) NEIL LARSEN (6)

MOST ADDED TRACKS

DIANNE REEVES/Yesterdays (6)

BRANFORD MARSALIS /Just (5) KIT WALKER /Natural (5)

BRANFORD MARSALIS /Lament (4) BRANFORD MARSALTS /Peacocks (4)

CHARNETT MOFFETT /Nett (4)

PETER MOFFITT /Big (4) PETER MOFFITT /Destination (4)

LEE RITENOUR /Portrait (4) ROSEANNA VITRO /Quiet (4)

WALLACE RONEYNerses (Muse) 9/2 "Blue" (5) "Topaz" (3) "Verses" (2) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/1, Light 3/1. Total Adds 2, WGBH, KPLU. Heavy: WBFO, KANU, KWMU. Medium: KJAZ, WUSF

JOHN BUNCH TRIO/Best Thing For You (Concord Jazz) 9/0 "Best" (4) "Wave" (3) "Emily" (2) Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 1/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WHRO. Medium: WRTI, KANU, KADX, KLON, KPLU, KLCC. KKUL.

MICHAEL PEDICIN JR. /City Song (Optimism) 8/1 "Relay" (6) "She's" (4) "Chamonix" (2) Rotations. Heavy 4/1, Medium 4/0, Light 0 /0, Total Adds 1, WVPE. Heavy: WAER, KPLU, WHRO. Medium: WNOP, KJZZ, WNEW, KLCC

CASSANDRA WILSON/Days Aweigh (JMT/PSI) 8/1 "If You" (4) "Belong" (4) "Days" (3) Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/1, Light 2/0, Total Adds 1, KWMU. Heavy: KERA, WBEE, KBEM. Medium. WBGO, KXPR.

STU GARDNER/Total Happiness (Columbia) B/0 "Funny" (5) "Bubbles" (5) "it Works" (4) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0. Light 1/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WBEE, KKGO. KPLU, Medium: WBGO, WHOP, WBBY, WHVE

JOHN KAIZAN NEPTUNE /Jazzes (Denon) 8/0 "Five" (3) "Bamboo" (3) "Feel" (2) Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 3/0, Light 3/0, Total Adds O. Heavy WHRO, KLCC. Medium: KJZZ, WHVE, KLSK.

SWING OUT SISTER/It's Better To Travel (Mercury/PG) 8/0 "Twilight" (5) "After" (3) "Breakout" (2) Rotations: Heavy 6 /0, Medium 1 /0, Light 1/O, Total Adds O. Heavy: WFAE, WLOO. WBBY, WLVE. KIFM, KLSK. Medium WFSS

B.J. WALKER.../Treehouse (MCA Master Series) 7/1 "Midnight" (4) "Moonlight" (3) "Children" (2) Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 3/0, Total Adds 1, KLSK. Heavy: KLCC, Medium: WAER, KKGO.

CHECKFIELD/Distant... (American Gramaphone) 7/0 "Spring" (5) "Distant" (3) "Clockwork" (1) Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0 Light 310. Totai Adds O. Heavy. WLOO. WNOP. Medium: WLVE, KIFM

ENRICO PIERANUNZI/Deep Down (Soul Note) 7/0 "Poet" (2) "Ev'rything" (2) "Someday" (1) Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0 Light 1/0 Total Adds O. Heavy: KJAZ. Medium WRTI, KERA. KANU, WUSF, KXPR.

DAN SIEGEL/Northern Nights (CBS) 5/4 "Feelin'" (4) "Road" (2) "Distant" (2) Rotations. Heavy 1/1, Medium 1/0. Light 3,3. Total Adds 4, WLOQ KTCJ, KMHD. KPLU Medium: KIFM

CRUSADERS/The Vocal Album (MCA) 5/0 'Street" (4) "InherI" (2) "Soul" (2) Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 1/0, Light 1 /0. Total Adds O. Heavy: WBEE, KADX, WVPE. Medium: WEBR.

WALDRON 8 LACY/Sempre Amore (Soul Note) 5/0 "Bitter" (3) "Johnny" (2) "Prelude" (1) Rotations Heavy 1 /0, Medium 3/0. Light 1/0. Total Adds O. Heavy: KWMU. Medium KERA, KLON, KLSK.

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L SOUTH WFAEIChrloUe Paul Stribling

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HALT DEVI LLE BRANFORD MARSAUS TOM WAITS MICHAEL HEUE LOUNGE LIZARDS Mattsec: JANE IRA BLOOM WHROMa,OIk

ANC ELIAS Jo. BET NIL WALLACE PUCK PAIR CASSANDRA WILSON

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WMOTMRSIMIM Rick Fao.l

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SCENT COSSU WYNTON MRSALI6

WFSBIF.Y.M.tllle ELI ARE ELI AS BARN!, KASSEL DIANE SCIAJOR

Joran Noy.. H ottest

MARSAUS SARAN VAUGHAN STAN GMD BILLY COBHAM

ILICII/LAFATEPPE MW /I5 -RANDY PITRE

BILLY COBHAM DIANNE REMS LEE RITE: OUR Hot test, NANCY WILSON SARAH VAUGHAN S M RO GY

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MICHAEL TOMLINSON RARNLAS SWING OUT SISTER

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DIANNE REEVES Hottest:

RAMEEE CABLE WYMON MPSA.IB MSS.. OSOSE CABLE KWMIMeI. Louis BARMY KESSEL

Wella'. MARIAN MCPARTLAND WALLACE ROMY

MY ANDERSON KSEWMinM.pdis CASSANDRA MI LSON

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SCOTT COBSU TANNE RENS

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BRANTORD MARSAUS ROOMMIA VITT

RNFREO EMT LEE LERDDITMpUR IE HUBBARD

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WASHINGTON STEM GMD ELIM a THE RES JOE WILLIAMS MOODY HERMAN

44 Current Reporters 28 Current Reports

*freezes result of Jazz Times Cony.

WEST

KADXNnv« 1'1 SLOB/Long O..ch Swim Oruwy R.isn Clamors

DTANNE REEVES VITRO ROSEANNA

SCHONNRRZ R iSCO BILLY COBHAM SMAO N TANABE

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The following stations reported a

frozen playlist this week: KKGO/Los Angeles

WFAE /Charlotte WFPL/Loulsville WNOP /Cincinnati

WRTI/Phlladelphia WUSF/Tampa

The tollowing stations failed to report this week, therefore their ptaytists

were frozen: KKUL/Portland

WAER/Syracuse WDET/Detron WEBR/Buffalo

WFSS/Fayetteville WHRO/Norfolk WJZZ/Detrolt

WMOTMashville WNEW/New York

WYLD/New Orleans



October 23, 1987 RatR 75

RAR NATIONAL AIRPLAY

COUNTRY L TOP 50

Three Two Last

WINS Weeks Week

e 5 4 0 RANDY TRAVIS /I Won't Need You Anymore (WB)

12 8 s Q STEVE WARINER /Lynda (MCA)

7 3 3 BELLAMY BROTHERS /Crazy From The Heart (MCA /Curb)

14 10 0 HOLLY DUNN /Only When I Love (MTM)

4 2 2 5 GEORGE STRAIT /Am I Blue (MCA)

17 13 9 0 REBA McENTIRE/The Last One To Know (MCA)

16 11 8 Q RICKY VAN SHELTON /Somebody Lied (Columbia)

3 1 3 8 JUDDS /Maybe Your Baby's Got The Blues (RCA /Curb)

9 7 6 9 ALABAMA/Tar Top (RCA)

22 16 12 C) T.G. SHEPPARD /One For The Money (Columbia)

27 20 16 4) T. GRAHAM BROWN /She Couldn't Love Me Anymore (Capitol)

15 12 10 12 MOE BANDY/You Haven't Heard The Last... (MCA /Curb)

21 17 15 LEE GREENWOOD /If There's Any Justice (MCA)

31 25 17 C) D. PARTON, L. RONSTADT, & E. HARRIS/Those Memories Of You (WB)

2 4 11 15 TANYA TUCKER /Love Me Like You Used To (Capitol)

28 24 18 DAVID LYNN JONES /Bonnie Jean (Little Sister) (Mercury/PG)

35 26 22 m HIGHWAY 101 /Somewhere Tonight (WB)

18 15 13 18 TAMMY WYNETTE/Your Love (Epic)

32 27 24 K.T. OSLIN /Do Ya (RCA)

34 28 25 m WAYLON JENNINGS /Rough And Rowdy Days (MCA)

42 36 28 ® KENNY ROGERS /I Prefer The Moonlight (RCA)

36 32 26 ® SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO /Gotta Get Away (Columbia)

25 22 19 23 SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & BICKHARDT/No Easy Horses (MTM)

47 38 29 t EXILE /I Can't Get Close Enough (Epic)

46 39 31 ® HANK WILLIAMS JR./Heaven Can't Be Found (WB /Curb)

41 37 30 a VINCE GILL/Let's Do Something (RCA)

33 30 27 27 ANNE MURRAY /Anyone Can Do The Heartbreak (Capitol)

1 6 14 28 EARL THOMAS CONLEY /Right From The Start (RCA)

38 35 32 m TOM WOPAT/Susannah (Capitol)

47 37 m DAN SEALS /One Friend (Capitol)

23 21 20 31 BAILLIE AND THE BOYS /He's Letting Go (RCA)

44 4o 36 ® LYLE LOVETT /Give Back My Heart (MCA/Curb)

s 9 23 33 EDDY RAVEN/Shine, Shine, Shine (RCA) -

so 45 39 © GLEN CAMPBELL/Still Within The Sound Of My Voice (MCA)

48 44 38 PAKE McENTIRE /Good God, I Had It Good (RCA)

BREAKER Q RONNIE MILSAP/Where Do The Nights Go (RCA)

BREAKER ® OAK RIDGE BOYS/Time In (MCA)

BREAKER © KATHY MATTEA/Goin' Gone (Mercury/PG)

BREAKER m MICHAEL JOHNSON /Crying Shame (RCA)

44 CD O'KANES /Just Lovin' You (Columbia)

zo 18 21 41 GATLIN BROTHERS /Changin' Partners (Columbia)

10 14 33 42 CONWAY TWITTY /I Want To Know You Before We... (MCA)

DEBUT Q RICKY SKAGGS /I'm Tired (Epic)

47 LYNN ANDERSON /Read Between The Lines (Mercury/PG)

DEBUT m CRYSTAL GAYLE /Only Love Can Save Me Now (WB)

11 19 34 46 FOSTER & LLOYD/Crazy Over You (RCA)

DEBUT ) m SHOOTERS/Tell It To Your Teddy Bear (Epic)

6 23 35 48 DESERT ROSE BAND /Love Reunited (MCA /Curb)

I DEBUT Q BILLY JOE ROYAL/I'll Pin A Note On... (Atlantic America)

24 33 40 50 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND /Fishin' In The Dark (WB)

OCTOBER 23, 1987

Total

Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light

164/0 169/2 165/0 169/1 158/0 168/1 160/1 156/1 157/1 167/3 165/4 145/1 155/3 164/2 127/0 155/5 165/7 133/0 159/5 155/8 162/11 156/17 135/0 155/18 143/17 136/12 126/4 117/0 126/11 141/32 93/1

118/12 77/0

107/14 100/8 112/52 101/16 107/35 103/38 88/23 61/0 42/1 81/22 61/8 85/33 36/0 61/5 32/0 56/11 27/0

148 135 134 128 125 100 111 111 107 86 53 84 52 40 81 42 20 58 27 18 8

13

37 8 9

11

15 55 12

3 21

3 23

1

6 2 0

2 1

5 8

17

3 2 0

6 1

7

3 11

13

34 24 34 21 65 45 33 34 67 98 51 95

108 32 88

121 66

110 108 114 98 82 89 88 81 77 40 69 62 54 64 28 54 47 24 38 31 27 27 34 17

30 26 19 18 27 19

15

7

3 0

7

7

12

3 4

12

16

14

14

10

8 16

14 25 24

9 22 29 40 45 16 58 46 44 34 22 45 76 18 51 26 52 47 86 63 74 75 56 19

8 48 33 66 12

33 6

38 9

MOST ADDED RONNIE MILSAP (52)

RESTLESS HEART (42) MICHAEL JOHNSON (38)

KATHY MATTEA (35) CRYSTAL GAYLE (33)

DAN SEALS (32) FORESTER SISTERS (26) DESERT ROSE BAND (25)

O'KANES (23) JUDY RODMAN (22) RICKY SKAGGS (22)

HOTTEST

RANDY TRAVIS (94) GEORGE STRAIT (69) STEVE WARINER (68)

BELLAMY BROTHERS (59) RICKY VAN SHELTON (58)

JUDDS (52) ALABAMA (42)

TANYA TUCKER (41) HOLLY DUNN (40)

REBA McENTIRE (40)

MOST ADDED i HOTTEST list those songs

achieving the most adds nationally, and the songs reported "hottest" compiled from all our reporters

The number in parentheses immediately following

the songs in Most Added & Hottest indicate the total

number of Country reporters adding the song this

week or noting ;hat the song is among their five hottest.

NEW ARTISTS Reports/Adds

1 SHOOTERS/Tell It To Your... (Col.) 61/5 2 N. GRASS REVIVAL/Unconditional... (Cap) 55/10 3 MASON DIXON/Don't Say... (Premiere One) 30/7 4 PATTY LOVELESS/You Saved Me (MCA) 25/10 5 GEORGE HIGHFILUMad Money (WB) 17/4 6 RONNIE ROGERS/Good Timin'... (MTM) 17/1 7 ADAM BAKER/Standing Invitation (Avista) 14/3 8 RIDE THE RIVER/It's Such... (Advantage) 11/2 9 CARLA MONDAY/No One... (MCM) 11/1

10 NISHA JACKSON /Alive And Well (Capitol) ..9/2

New Artists are those who have not previously been reported by 60% of the reporting stations.

BREAKERS® RONNIE MILSAP

Where Do The Nights Go (RCA) On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 24, Light 86, Total Adds 52 including WPOC, WQCB, WHWK, WQBE, WXKX, WKHX, KASE, WYNK, WVMI, WLWI, KBMR, WUBE, WMNI, KJJY, WCUZ, KYAK, KKAL, KKCS, KYGO, KEKB. Moves 49-36 on the Country chart. KATHY MATTEA

Goin' Gone (Mercury /PolyGram) On 63% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 31, Light 74, Total Adds 35 including WGNA, WVAM, WCAO, WTCR, WIXL, WXBQ, WKLO, WESC, KNFM, WLWI, WSLR, WMN1, WWWW, WKKO, KWMT, KKAL, KKCS, KFRE, KFMS, KNIX. Moves 46 -38 on the Country chart.

MICHAEL JOHNSON Crying Shame (RCA)

On 61% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 27, Light 75, Total Adds 38 including WVAM, WCAO, WOBE, WTCR, WXKX, WXBQ, WUSY, WCOS, KPLX, KHEY, WSLR, WUSN, WUBE, WMNI, KJJY, KEKB, KFMS, KWJJ, KCKC, KIIM. Moves 48 -39 on the Country chart.

OAK RIDGE BOYS

Time In (MCA) On 60% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 38, Light 63, Total Adds 16, WDSY, WPOR, WIXY, CHOW, WILQ, KNFM, WKSJ, KAJA, KJJY, WOW, KLZ, KEKB, KUPL, KWJJ, KCCY, KKAT. Moves 42 -37 on the Country chart.

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COUNTRY NEW & ACTIVE

O'KANES "Just Levin' You" (Columbia) 88/23 Rotations: Heavy 5, Medium 27, Light 56, Total Adds 23 including WVAM, WHWK, WYRK, WQBE, WPOR, WORC, WESC,

KIKK, WNOE, WYYD, WQYK, KJNE, WSLR, WUBE, KSO, KKCS, KFRE, KFMS, KUPL. Moves 44-40 on the Country

chart.

CRYSTAL GAYLE "Only Love Can Save Me Now" (WB) 85/33 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 19, Light 66, Total Adds 33 including WPOC, WDSY, WWVA, WXBQ, WLVK, WIVK, WLWI,

WYYD, WCHY, WUBE, WYNG, WCUZ, WFMS, WXCL, KTPK.. KUZZ, KYGO, KWJJ, KSAN, KRPM. Debuts at number 45 on

the Country chart.

RICKY SKAGGS "I'm Tired" (Epic) 8122 Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 30, Light 48, Total Adds 22, WVAM, WCAO, WQBE, WRK2, WAJR, WDSY, WVMI, WEZL,

WAMZ, KNFM, WLWI, KAJA, WUSQ, KSO, KTPK, KKAL, KUUY, KFRE, KFMS, KNEW, KSAN, KDRK. Debuts at number 43

on the Country chart.

LYNN ANDERSON "Read Between The Lines" (Mercury/PotyGram) 61/8 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 26, Light 33, Total Adds 8, WGNA, WPOC, KHEY, KJNE, WGARFM, WMNI, KNIX, KRAK. Heavy:

KFGO, KRKT. Medium: WAJR, WUSY, WKSJ, WCMS, WQYK, KFDI, KUUY, KOLO, KTOM, KKAT. Moves 47-44 on the

Country chart.

SHOOTERS "Tell It To Your Teddy Bear" (Epic) 61/5 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 27, Light 33, Total Adds 5, WLVK, WUSY, KIKK, KBMR, KTOM. Heavy: KRKT. Medium: KEAN,

WEZL, WRNS, KSSN, WOKK, WCMS, KJNE, WUSN, WTSO, WOW, KITS, KFRE, KOLO, KKAT. Debuts at number 47 on the

Country chart.

RESTLESS HEART "Wheels" (RCA) 59/42 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 6, Light 52, Total Adds 42 including WCAO, WORC, KPLX, KIKK, WIVK, KSSN, WKYQ, KFGO,

WGEE, KFKF, WDAF, WLLR, KVOO, KRKT, KIK -FM, KUZZ, KYGO, KNIX, KTOM, KCKC.

DON WILLIAMS "I Wouldn't Be A Man" (Capitol) 59/21 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 48, Total Adds 21, WPOR, WIXY, WXBQ, WEZL, KKIX, WGKX, WOKK, WLWI, WYYD,

WKKQ, KWMT, WGEE, KXXY, WTHI, KTPK, KIK -FM, KUUY, KFRE, KRWQ, KNIX, KALF.

BILLY JOE ROYAL "I'll Pin A Note On Your Pillow" (Atlantic America) 56/11 Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 15, Light 38, Total Adds 11, WCVR, WIXY, WXBQ, WEZL, KLLL, WKSJ, WOW, WXCL, WWJO,

KRWQ, KALF. Heavy: WAMZ, WOKK, WUBE. Medium: WPOC, WUSY, WRNS, WTVY, KKYX, KRMD. Debuts at number 49

on the Country chart.

NEW GRASS REVIVAL "Unconditional Love" (Capitol) 55/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15, Light 40, Total Adds 10, WAJR, WXBQ, KHEY, WGKX, WCHY, WUSQ, WUSN, WTSO,

KRWQ, KKAT. Medium: WIXY, KRRV, WTVY, KITS, WTCM, KFDI, KIK -FM, KUUY, KTOM.

ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL "Boogie Back To Texas" (Epic) 54/13 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 43, Total Adds 13, WPOC, WAYZ, KKIX, KYKX, WLWI, WUSQ, WAXX, KWMT, WTSO,

KIK -FM, KVOC, KSOP, KEEN. Medium: WEZL, WTVY, WOW, KITS, KRKT, KOLO, KTOM.

STEVE EARLE "Sweet Little '66 "' (MCA) 54/7 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 37. Total Adds 7, KEAN, WUSY, WTSO, WWJO, WTHI, KFMS, KKAT. Medium: WIXY,

WEZL. WTVY, WOKK, WNOE, WGEE, KIOV, KFDI, KUZZ, KALF, KOLO, KTOM, KDRK.

GIRLS NEXT DOOR "Easy To Find" (MTM) 53/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 14, Light 39, Total Adds 7, WAJR, WUSY, KYKX, WLWI, WKYQ, KSO, KWMT. Medium: WCVR,

KRRV, WTVY, WNOE, KBMR, WCUZ, WOW, KITS, WTCM, KFDI, KRKT, KALE, KTOM, KDRK.

L SIGNIFICANT ACTION FORESTER SISTERS "Lyin' In His Arms Again" (WB) 40/27 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5. Light 35, Total Adds 27 including WCVR, WWVA, KEAN, KRRV, KASE, WUSY, WKLO, KKIX,

WDXE, WNOE, KBMR, KFGO, WGEE, WTHI, KVOO, KVOC, KUUY, KYGO, KTOM, KRPM.

JUDY RODMAN "I Want A Love Like That" (MTM) 38/22 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Ught 32, Total Adds 22, WQCB, WAYZ, WWVA, KRRV, KASE, KKIX, WOKK, KJNE, WUSQ,

WKKQ, WAXX, KFGO, WTSO. WXCL, WWJO, WTHI, KFDI, KUZZ, KALE, KTOM, KSOP, KRPM.

DESERT ROSE BAND "One Step Forward" (MCA /Curb) 37/25 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 31, Total Adds 25 including WAYZ, KASE, WLVK, KIKK, WGKX, WOKK, WPAP, KJNE,

WUSQ, WOW, KIOV, KVOO, KFDI, KIK -FM. KYGO, KFRE, KEKS, KCCY, KALF, KSOP.

STATLER BROTHERS "Maple Street Memories" (Mercury/PolyGram) 32/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 28, Total Adds 10, WRKZ, KEAN, WDXE, WOKK, WLWI, WAXX, KUUY, KRWQ, KALF,

KTOM. Medium: WCVR, KKYX, KRKT, KCKC. Light: WWVA, WSOC, WDAF, KUPL, KSOP, KIIM.

MASON DIXON "Don't Say No Tonight" (Premier One) 30/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8. Light 22, Total Adds 7, WCVR, KYKR, KHEY, KSSN, WAMZ, WLWI, KBMR. Medium: WCAO,

KRRV, KPLX, WTVY, WPAP, KFDI, KRKT. Light: KEAN. WRNS, KYKX, KSO, WAXX, KSOP.

PATTY LOVELESS "You Saved Me" (MCA) 25/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 21, Total Adds 10, WQBE, WIXY, WWVA, KEAN, KRRV, WOKK, KFGO, KFDI, KSOP,

KEEN. Medium: WAYZ, KBMR, WTCM, KRKT. Light: WRKZ, WTVY, WCMS, WAXX, KVOC, KRWQ.

GARY MORRIS "Finishing Touches" (WB) 19/0 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 4, Light 15. Total Adds O. Medium: WKYQ, WOYK, KITS, KUUY. Light: WCAO, WTCR, WORC,

KASE, WNOE, WCMS, KJNE, WAXX, KFKF, KVOC, KUGN, KRWQ, KEKB, KCCY, KOLO.

GEORGE HIGHFILL "Mad Money" (WB) 17/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 14, Total Adds 4, WDXE, WOKK, KWMT, KFDI. Medium: WTCM, KRKT, KTOM. Light:

WCVR, KRRV, KKYX, KTTS, KVOO, KFRE, KRWQ, KALF, KOLO, KEEN.

RONNIE ROGERS "Good Timin' Shoes" (MTM) 17/1 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 12, Total Adds 1, KEKB. Medium: WORC, WAXX, KITS, WTCM, KNIX. Light: WCAO,

WAJR, WKSJ, KCJB, WOW, WWJO, KGHL, KUUY, KRWQ, KTOM, KCKC.

RAY PRICE "Just Enough Love" (SOR) 15/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 12, Total Adds 4, KFGO, KWMT, KTOM, KSOP. Medium: KITS, KFDI, KRKT. Light:

WCVR, WTVY, KKYX, KSO, WKKQ, WAXX, KVOO, KVOC.

JOHN SCHNEIDER "If It Was Anyone But You" (MCA) 14/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Ught 12, Total Adds 8, WWVA, WIVK, WPAP, KKYX, WTCM, KVOO, KVOC, KEKS. Medium:

KRKT. Light: WAYZ, KMML, WTVY, KRWQ, KSOP.

ADAM BAKER "Standing Invitation" (Aviste) 14/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 12, Total Adds 3, WCVR, KYKX, KFGO. Medium: KRKT, KALF. Light: WIXY, WRNS,

WTVY, WKKQ, KVOO, KFDI, KVOC, KRWQ, KSOP.

VERN GOSDIN "Do You Believe Me Now" (Columbia) 13/9 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 11, Total. Adds 9, WCVR, WWVA, KRRV, WOKK, WPAP, WDAF, KVOO, KRKT, KEEN.

Medium: KBMR. Light: KMML, WTVY, KKIX.

ROSANNE CASH "Tennessee Flat Top Box" (Columbia) 12/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 10, Total Adds 8, WCVR, WVMI, WDXE, WAMZ, KBMR, KXXY, KFDI, KRWQ. Light:

WOYK, WUSQ, WCUZ, KEEN.

DON McLEAN "You Can't Blame The Train" (Capitol) 12/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 9, Total Adds 8, WTVY, WNOE, WCHY, KBMR, WOW, WTCM, KRKT, KVOC. Light:

WCVR, WAYZ, WDXE, KRWQ.

RIDE THE RIVER "It's Such A Heartache" (Advantage) 11/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 7, Total Adds 2, WUSQ, KBMR. Medium: WTVY, KITS, KRKT. Light: WCAO, KEAN,

WDXE, KJNE, K50, KRWQ.

CARLA MONDAY "No One Can Touch Me" (MCM) 11/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 8, Total Adds 1, WLWI. Medium: WTVY, WOKK, KRKT. Light: WVAM, WDXE, KYKX,

KFGO, KRWQ, KCCY, KSOP.

NISHA JACKSON "Alive And Well" (Capitol) 9/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 6, Total Adds 2, WLWI, KKYX. Medium: WEZL, WTVY, KEEN. Light: WCMS, KSO,

KFGO, KVOO.

VICKI BIRD "I've Got Ways Of Making You Talk" (16th Avenue /Capitol) 9/1 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 7, Total Adds 1, KRRV. Medium: KYKR, KRKT. Light: WTVY, WDXE, KSO, KFGO,

KVOO, KSOP.

RAllY BAILEY "If Love Ever Made A Fool" (SOA) 8/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Ught 6, Total Adds 3, KKYX, KFGO, KFDI. Medium: WTVY, WTCM. Light: WCVR, KVOO,

KSOP.

DANNY DAVIS & THE NASHVILLE BRASS "Green Eyes" (Jaroco) 8/1

Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 6, Total Adds 1, WLWI. Medium. WOKK, KFGO. Light: WCMS, KKYX, KVOO, KFDI,

KSOP.

ALBUM TRACKS I ARTIST /Song Title (Label) Album Trtle

RANDY TRAVIS/Too Gone Too Long (WB) Always & Forever HANK WILLIAMS JR./Young Country (WB /Curb) Born To Boogie

GEORGE STRAIT /Hot Burnin' Flames (MCA) Ocean Front Property

VINCE GILL/Baby That's Tough (RCA) The Way Back Home

JUDOS/Turn It Loose (RCA /Curb) Heartland

HIGHWAY 101 /Cry, Cry, Cry (WB) Highway 101

HOLLY DUNN /Small Towns (MTM) Cornerstone

ALABAMA /Face To Face (RCA) Just Us

ALABAMA /Fallin' Again (RCA) Just Us

T. GRAHAM BROWN/R.F.D. 30529 (Capitol) Brilliant Conversationalist

CHARLEY PRIDE /Looking At A Sure Thing (16th Ave. /Capitol) After All This Time

HIGHWAY 101/Woman Walk The Line (WB) Highway 101

JUDDS /Cow Cow Boogie (RCA /Curb) Heartland

HIGHWAY 101 /Good Goodbye (WB) Highway 101

K.T. OSLIN /Doctor, Doctor (RCA) 80's Ladies

IAN TYSON /Navajo Rug (Sugar Hill) Cowboyography

KATHY MATTEA's "Goin' Gone :888747,

The Smash Single from the Hit Album Untasted Honey

Produced by ALLEN REYNOLDS

PolyGram RecordS



October 23, 1987 R&R 77

COUNTRY ADDS & HOTS MOST ADDED

Ronnie Mlisap (RCA)

Michael Johnson (RCA)

EAST HOTTEST

Randy Travis (WB)

George Strait (MCA)

MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST

Ronnie Mlisap (RCA) Randy Travis (WB)

Restless Heart (RCA) Ricky Van Shelton (Columbia)

Steve Wariner (MCA)

MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST

Ronnie Mlisap (RCA) Randy Travis (WB)

Restless Heart (RCA) Bellamy Brothers (MCA /Curb)

MOST ADDED

Restless Heart (MCA)

Dan Seals (Capitol)

WEST HOTTEST

George Strait (MCA)

Randy Travis (WB)

Albany,

VINCE KATHY DAN SEALS EXILE LYNN ANDERSON Nottest: EARL THOMUC TANYA GEOPOL JUDOS ALABAMA

AIMnyNY

BTL. STEVE T.G. SHEPPARD BAI.". SWEETHEARTS DM SEALS Hottest: NIGXMAY GEORGE SELLA,. HOLLY RANDY

WVAM Altoona,

DM SEALS O'KNES MICHAEL KATHY RICKY

Mpg

Hatten[: JUDDS AIABAM GEORGE

RANDY

WPOC

TORAHNE CRYSTAL LOW ANDERSON MLERP Nottest: CARL 1110.5 ALABAMA RANDY PICKT R.T. O6LIN

WCAO BSBMIDO

T. GFANIC RICKY RESTLESS MICHAEL CRYSTAL KATHY HotW DANDY

BELLMMY REBA MCENTIRE RICKY

WOOS Bs.. STEVE PEG MCGNTI0.E MOE BANDY LEE GREENWOOD

AYLON LYLE LOVETT JUDY ROMAN RONKlC Hottest: TANYA

ANDY HOLLY

WNW SNgMmlorr,

LALL LO.T'I O'KMü OHMIC CRYSTAL

BELEHN. GEORGE RANDY STEVE RICKY

WOOS So-Non,

none Hottest: none

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NEOREAL ALABAMA JUDDS

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NMI¢ JUDY FOREST FORESTER ottst E. MCENTIRE

PICKY GEORGE X}LE LYLE

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KATHY MTTG ELEN CAMPBELL RONNIE MILUP DAN SGLñ LYLE LOVET AT. MTTG RESTLESS HEART R1C.V GSGGS OM RIME BOYS

DON WILLIAM Hottest+ GEORGEN STRAIT MASTLESS HEART REG MCENTIRE

EARL THOMAS COWLt MASON DIXON RANDY TRAVIS SIENA JACKSON BELLMMY BROTH.&

RANGY TRAVIS DANNY DAVIS NM RICKY VAN SHELTON TANYA EP R.C. COIN STEVE MARINER ALABAMA 9TATLCP BROTHERS

EYE STATIER BROTH KAYO

TX ASLEEP AT THE SHE San Anton. TX Lastw' CMIA MONDAY

G[RL6 MIXT ODOR DESERT POSE BAND NAG NILLt N& JR. ASLEEP AT THE SHE R PETREL JOFW SCHNEIANT

Not to et: RESTLESS HEART MICHEL JOMISLN TANYA TVCKEP FORESTER SISTERS O'AMFS DANDY TMVI 9 RAZZ. BAILEY MM B.0...e. R ALABAMA NISHA JACKSON p ¿RIB

Hottest: JUDOS ROBIN CRUISER

GEOPf.E STRAIT RICKY VAN SH[LTDN ROSENUCY SHOP

RANDY TRAVIS Hotta.:

T.G. ARN

WTI% CARL THOMAS CONLC

T.G. SHEPPARD IbshIIN, TN TUCKER GEORGE STRAIT

WANZ EXILE JUDDS HIGHWAY 1St RANDY TRAVIS

LNISVIIN. KY MAYLON JENNINGS

JUDDS SWEETHEARTS OF TN Hottest+

R08ANNE CMH WEHT FOSTER A LLOYD HOLLY WNN

$aeenneh, OA RICKY SKAGGS REG MCENTIRE

CONLF. T.G. SHEPPARD MASON DI %Op RICKY VAN SHELTON CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: STE. "'MINER MN MCLEAN ARTON, RONSIADT. RONNIE MILGP

Bt LLY JOE ROYAL WSM NEM GRASS REVIVAL PICKY VAN SHELTON IMehNN, TN MICHAEL JOHNSON KOITHETLE'

° Hotte t: HARN WILLIAMS JR. none SIC. MMINLP KLLL Hottest) RANDY TRAVIS

GLEN CAMPBELL BELLMMY BROTHERS LubbotM, TX

DON WILLIAMS ROUT DUNN REBA MCENTIRE MOE BüNOY'

BILLY JOE DOTAL Rot to St: HOLLY WIN

MHC TANYA TUCKER PARTOp. ROHSTADT. PAKC MCEpTIRE ßRMO K T WtWE OSLtN New OF.. LA SMwspMt. LA KENNY ROGERS fONLL REBA MCERTI PE HANK WILLIAMS JR. RONNIE MILUP

HIGHWAY I01 WRAC OON

FORESTER LET GREENWOOD Memphis, TN FORESTER &I StCRS

O'RANES RONNIE MILSAP

K.T. OSLIN Notcent: RONNICAN ILBAP Rotteer: RICKY VAN SOLLTON GLEN PBLLL K.T. °SLIM STEVE SWING H........ ß MA.. JENNINGS

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STEVE WUCINCR PICKY VAN EHEATOM T.G. SHEPPARD

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HOLLY DUNN RANDY TRAVIS

WCMS WOYN Norfolk, VA 81. PNIES bur g?ampa.

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MN) s, TN none ALABMA PM 0 BAND Notteere 'KANES

HIGHWAY 101 none Hottest: MAYLON JENNINGS

JUDOS STOB MARINER

OOS SILLS MPS OrNMo, FL gfBA MCENTIRE T.G. SHEPPARD

MICHAEL ERFASS REVIVAL

MICHAEL JOHNSON DESERT ROSE BAND DAVID LYNN JONES LEE GREENWOOD

RONNIE MILGP Hottest:

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REBA MCENT }RE RESTLESS HEART WKYO LYNN ANDERSON

WOKE Paducah, KY O'NANES

Meridian, MS DESERT POSE BRAD RESTLESS HEART FORESTER SISTERS

OF TH GEORGE HIGeFILL RONNIE MILUP JUDY FODNAN

LOUISE egg..., GIRLS NIX. DOOR Hottest: PATTY LOVELESS Hoc Isst+ TANYA TUCKER

STATLER BROTHERS ALARNIA GEOEGE STRAIT

DESERT R03E BAND RICKY VAN SHELTON STE. WMINEP OON MI LEINS T.G. SHEPPARD K.T. OSLIN

VERA 0050TH RANDY TRAVIS REBA MCENTIRE

JUDY ROMAN ONO MORRIS

Hottest: HANK WILLIAMS JR. HIGHWAY ICI WINK

STEVE WMINEP WRAP WNI Ps NI Beech, FL

RANDY TRAVIS Panama City, FL

E.T. OSLIM HMO WILLIAMS JP DESERT POSE BAND

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GEORGE STRAIT RANDY TRAVI S . }LL JUDOS 6w NETHGPIS of TH ALABAMA

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RONNIE MILGP ANeE MUUCAT RICKY SKAGG6 AI[NY SKAGGS NAYLON JRNI NOB Hottest RILL JUDY EOOMAN

DESERT POSE BAND MOE BANDY Hottest: RIDE THE RIVER HOLLY DUO ALABAMA SDI GRANS REVIVAL STEVE VM SEEATOM BCLLMY BROTHERS Hot... STEVE TRAVIS RELAY RANN RANDY TRAVIS DAVIDE STRAIT

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GEORGE STRAIT DAVID LYNN JONES

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POPTON. ROHSTADT,

DM SEALS WYYD SAND OM KIM. BOYS RNINNLTIONLO S,

MIGHML JOHNSON VA WTGR

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EARL THOMAS CONLP. "loft., none JUDDS GEORG[ STRAIT GEORGE STRAIT RANDY TRAVIS TANYA TUCKER SIE. WUCINEP

ALABAMA

WWI Akron OH

KATE', KATHY O'KANE3 Rotteer: BELLees RICKY VAN GEOIMGE PICDY TRAVIS TANYA

KSMR OBKIKVC

ROSANNE VINCE GILL MASON DIXON 6HOOTGM RIDE THE MN MCLGH TORESTER BOMNI!

ESTLE65 Hottest: MAVLON PICKY VAN PMTON, LYLE LOVETT O'RMES

WUSN Ch.M.

NEM GRASS DM SEALS MICHAEL TOM wDRAT Nn[[at: JUDOS GPL TfAMUC BELLMY DAVID LYNN RANDY TRAVIS

WBVE CISAIMaU,

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WUBE ClnclnMtl,

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WOARFM Ciev.nd,

PARTON, LYNN ANDERSON Hotts[: ALABAMA BELLMY RALLY Y JUDDS T.G. SHEPPARD

WWI Columbus,

KATHY MATT. LYNN ANDERSON MERKE RONNIE Hottest: GEORGE BELLMY BANDY TRAVIS

KE VAN STEVE MARINER

WONT DI ylon,

GLEN CAMPBELL SWEETHEARTS lbttest: HIGHWAY O'K.85 K.T. OSLIN MILKY VN HANK WILLIAMS

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RONNIE Mn LUP JUDY ROMAN ROSALIE

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EARL TIERAA& ERDMET

WOW Omalu. NE

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BILLY JO[ POVAL FBNDA.LB

LYLE LOKTT Mt.. + Nnt[as[: TANYA TUCKER RANDY TRAVIS

GEOPOL STRAIT BCLWIY BROTHERS STN. WHINER

JUDDS RANDY TRAVIS RICKY VAN SHELTON

STEVE MM IN ER RCG MCE TIRE

WXCL Peoria, IL

BILLY JOE ROYAL FTK CRYSTAL GAYLE

JUDY RODMAN Topeka, ES RESTLESS HURT Hottest: RONNIE MILBA JUDDS CRYSTAL GAYLE RANDY TRAVIS NITTY GRITTY DIRT RICKY VAN SHELTON DON .ILL HOLLY PRO KATHY MTTG STEVE WMINEP PICKY SASTRA

Hn[[eat: WLLR ALABAMA

TRAVIS Oued CHIN, IIIIA SEEARRAY BROTHERS

SAYLON JENNINGS STAK SWING MICHAEL JOHNSON LEE ...C.° KATHY MATTES RESTLESS HUPT

TN 1:g1.1% BCL[JVIY BROTHERS ROSANNE CASH WTCM

ANDY TRAVIS TrawrN Clty. Ml

STE. WHINER

WKCO REN RESTLESS HEART

Saginaw, MI FORESTER SISTERS DESERT ROSE BAND

ARMY RAKERS JOHN 9GINCI DEP

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BNE TRAVIS SIC. KAMIN. TH BCLLMY BROTHERS PARTON, RONEtADT.

MOE BANDY STEVE WARTA.

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RICKY TuNS, OK

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TEEARRAY BROTHERS .M MDfN NEVE MARINER RIDE E RIVER

ALABAMA ibttese: VINCE GILL GEORGE STRAIT SWEETHEARTS OF TH JUDDS

RANDY TRAVIS KITS RICKY VAN SMELT.. SpM^e leN' MO HOLLY MANN

none Hottest: none

EWEN WM JO Tulsa, OK SL Cloud,

HIGHWAY ]OI ENE RONNIE MILGP VINCE GILL

JUDY RODMAN Hot[at: KATHY MATTES TANYA TICKER STEVE EARLE FORESTER SISTERS BILLY EAR EDVA. MM WILLIAMS Mt... RANDY TRAVIS BELWIY BROTHERS WITTY GRITTY DI 7

RANDY TRAVIS ALABAMA

GEORGE STRAIT JUDDS KIEN

BOBO KB

HANK WILLIAMS JR. WIL K.T. OBLIN JR. SL LOUIS, MO VINCE GILL

T.G. I., MO

VINCE Hottest:

T. GRNM BROYY PICRY VIC ...TO HIGHWAY 101 TAMMY WEN.. Hot teat+ PARTON. POSSES., EDDY RAVEN HIGHWAY 101 ORAL THOMAS COOLE JUDOS JUDOS

BROTHERS RANDY TMVTS

KEEl KEEP Wichita, KS

SI. au1, MN RESTLESS HEART

T.G. SHEPPARD JUDY RODMAN

VINCE GILL PATTY LOVELESS

Nottest: GEORGE GNFI LI JUOOs

JELLA -Y BROTFEP& MLEYNGILCY Rapda, STAK MARINER FORESTER SIOTEI S

MI ROTAHNE CASH OP TN 0.NOY TRAVIS

HOLLY Wtd! DESERT POSE N,t POSTER A LMYO

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EAST SOUTH 1 MIDWEST W08E

MY OMANMMI WV WCVR Randolph. VT

GILL RICKY SKAMS MATT. PATTY LOVELESS MM BAKER

DIXON DI %ON

MICHAEL JOHNSON VERN GRADLN pKNES RESTLESS HEART RONNIE MILSAP DAVID LYNN JONES Hottest: RADESTER SISTERS

COLALL GEORGE STRAIT TUCKER

BILLY JOE ROYAL STEVE MARINER ROTAHNE CASH STRAIT RICKY AM SHELTON Rotteste

C PEG M ENTIP[ STOVE MARINER T.G. SHEPPARD T. GIUHM BRONN

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STRAIT 101 TOM MOPAT ALABAMA 'MELON JENNINGS MOT.. GEORGE STRAIT

RANN SWEETHEARTS OF

BELLAMY BROTHERS Hottest: TRAVIS HOLLY pupp TANYA TUCKED 9T[. MARINER J0006 RANDY TRAVIS

PA WRKI L THOMAS CONE[

Hershey. PA STEVE M ARTHER

RONNIE MILUP WIRY J0101SON SpMrNa1N10. MA RICKY GAGERS

MTTG STATLER BASTHERS SKAGGS Hottest OM RIDGE BOYS ERq REG MC TIRE MICHAEL JOHNSON

RICKY VM SHELTON BILLY JOE ROYAL &TE. MMINCR RONNIE MILGP RANDY TRAVIS PATTY LOVELESS STRAIT GEORGE STRAIT MN WILLIAMS

Y MOTHERS TRAVIS %VCR CRYSTAL GAYLE

Huntington, WV Hottest: RANDY TRAVIS ALABAMA

MD RAT. NATTER JURAS

MILUP MIETASE JOHNSON RICKY VAN SHELTON Poftest: REG MfENTI RE

GAYLE RANDY TRAVIS ALABAMA WAY2

AT TXE MHD RICKY VAN SHE.TON WRY ^NbMO, PA PARTON, ROHSTADT,

COOLE GVIO LYNN JONES JUDY RODMAN

TRAVIS WAIT RONNIE MILUP ASLEEP AT THE VAN SHELTON H Morgantown, DESERT POSE

INSTAL CHYLE LEE GREENWOOD Hottest: RICKY GAGERS AMBARA RESTLESS HEART T. GROOM BROWN GIRLS NIX.. DOOR HANF M UNNS MD NM GRASS REVIVAL egg,. .0g. Hottest: "055 OM SEALS

SKAGGS RANDY TRAVIS HEART HOLLY WARN

PICKY VM SHELTOx JONSON SNOW TEETON. ROHSTADT, GAYLE Welland, OMerb

RATTER BANDY

WIRE .IL[ TRAVIS OM RIME RAYS

BROTHERS 0 KATHY MATTER 'KARES KATHY MTTG MICHAEL JOHNSON

VN SHELTON RONNIE -iL6AP Hn[tast: PARTON. ROSSTADT. ALABAMA

T.G. SHEPPARD GEORGE STRAIT HOLLY M. BELLMY BROTHERD BELLMY BROTHERS

ME STEVE MARINER RANDY TRAVIS STEVE MARINER

MARINER WXKX Parkersburg, V ' WWVA

MICHAEL JOHNSON WhMIRIe, WV JENNINGS ROMNIL MILUP

SWEETHEARTS OF TM p }CHAEL JOHNSJN EXILE MILUP CRYSTAL GAYLE KATHY MATTES JUm SODHIIC

TUCKER DM S[`1.6 RESTLESS HEART

TRAVIS Mattes JOINN SCHNEIDER DUNN GEORGE STRAIT VERN GRADIN

RANDY TARINE ROMESTER SISTERS TALK SUCKER PATTY LOVELESS TANYA TUCKER HO[[e et: HOLLY DUNN RANDY TRAVIS

BCLLMY BFOTHF.P.S NY WETS

Phliadolph. PA EX ILE HANK WILLIAMS

KENNY ROGER6 MICHAEL JOHNSON

MILGP SWEETHEARTS OF TH GAYLE Nottest:

GEORGE STRAIT WINO

STRAIT M

SLAM. TRAVIS DAVID LYNN JONES DM S.LS ARMING

VINCE GILL VN SHE.TON WOSY HAG 'LL'''' PMSbureh, PA EXILE

OM RIDGE BOYS KATHY MTTU OM RIME BOYS

RONNIE MILUP MICHAEL JOHNSON MA PICKY SKAGGS ROWEL MILSAP

CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: Hotte EDDY RAVEN

PICKY VAN SHE.t'' SERA MCRTI

ALABAMA TAMMY NAHEINE BCLLMY BROTHERS STEVE SAP Ix¢P JUDDS GEORGE STRAIT

NY WPOR WORT, Portland, ME Worcester, MA

LEIMS JR. RONNIE MILGP KATHY MTTU KATHY MATT EA

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STEVE WHINER

w %BO 50th. AL T% Br1eN1, VA

ESTLESS HEART LOVELESS KATHY MATTES KELLY PEDERSEN

MICHAEL JOHNSON OON MCLrsu St STEPS RONNIE MILUP ERAS BROTHERS gem., ges,g ROB CADSBY BILLY JOE ROYAL LOUISE HANDREAL HEN GRASS RNIVAL RIX ALLEN JP.

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PICKY BKAGGS MICHAEL JOHNSON TUCKER DOx MILLI NS LYNN ANDERSON

STRAIT Hottest: GLEN CAMPBELL TANYA TUCKER MASON DIXON TRAVIS T. GPAIIN BROWN

VAN SHELTON NM GRAN& PEViVAE SICK NMIN[R Hottest: RICKY VAN EHEATOM EARL THOMAS K.T. OSLIN TANYA TUCKER i%

JURAS WLVK RANDY TRAVIS MANDRL. Cherblta, NC BELLAMV BROTHERS

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CRYSTAL GAYLE 1111 DA.D LYNN .TONES

VAN SHELTON JU.. RODM.

SHOOTERS FORESTER SI SEERS Hotta r MN MILLI MS JUDDS [ RESTLESS HURT

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ROGENS TANYA TUCKER GEORGE STRAIT CLOSER

WSOCFM EARL THOMAS SKB WITTE Charlotte. NC

TUCREP BELLMY BROTHERS

SISTERS EXILE WESC fONLE Nottest: OWNm11N, SC

TANYA TUCKER REG MCENTIRE O'KANES STEVE WMINEP A

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SHOOTERS SHOOTERS Not teat: Hottest: sf

TX KAYA TUCKER none GEORGE STRAIT

MILSAP EOUNAN

ALABAMA KILT-FM RANDY TMVIB 1.1.8.: TX

ROSE BAND STEVE MARINER SISTERS none

WRNS Hottest C.S. NMh CVOS. none VAN SHELTON

s

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KENNY POGEPS WCOS LA EXILE Columbia, SC SWEETHEARTS

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DES EFT NOSE OF TH pees ...RAE ROSANNE CASE

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MILSAP DM SEALS GEORGE HIGHPt FORESTER SISTERS

Hotten[: Hottest: SISTERS BELLMMY BROTHERS

BANDY TRAVIS BOYS ALABAMA ELLNNNNBROTXERY fONtE PICKY VM SHELTON SIE. INEE

RICKY VAN SHELTON TAMMY WTNLFTE DU. ARIE BANDY REG MCETTIPC

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BROTHERS GIRLS MIXT DOOF Hot[s[: EHETON RICKY &VERGERS none

STRAIT CRYSTAL GAY.[ lohest: WORE

TUCKER MOE BANDY Oreen Bay. WI RICKY VAN SHELTON STEVE W.INCR FORESTER SISTERS

ND T. GRANO BROWN CRYSTAL GAYLE PARTON. ROHSTADT, MN WILLIAMS

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ROMSTADT, CO.. TMITTV DON WILLIAMS DM SEALS

0.0MIIE MILGP WKKO CRYSTAL GAYLE Duluth, MN AATHY MATTER

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Hottest: STATLER BROTHERS BELWUMY BROTHERS

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CRYSTAL GAYLE RICKY SNAGGS

AATMY MTTG TOM MOTET BROTHERS ESSHALL JOHNSON

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OH REBA MCENTIRE EXILE LALL LOVETT'

ROHSTADT, Notteer: KFOO

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RESTLESS HEART FORESTER SISTERS WISO PATTY LOVELESS *150 WI RAY PRICE RALLY BAILEY OH RESTLESS HEART ADN BAKES JUDY PODNAN Wt..: ASLEEP AT THE EARL THOMAS COALE ege gm. REVIVAL

JOIRISON GEOAS TER.. STEVE GRLE MILUP TANYA TUCKER Mattest:

RANDY TRAVIS GEORGE STRAIT JUDOS &TRAIT RANDY TRAVIS

BROTHERS JUDOS NAYLOM JENpING6

SHELTON WAIF ßEG CENTIRE

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JUDOS FELLAMM OTHERS RANDY TRAVI S

T.G. SHEPPARD PtCNY VAN S MELTON

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KCJB/Minot KGHL /Billings KILT /Houston KOLO /Reno

KITS /Springfield + p WBOS /Boston

WCMS /Norfolk NC WRNS /Coastal,

WTOR/Winston -Salem

EMIT Albany,

SWEETHEARTS DON MCLEAN VERN GOSD RESTLESS DM SEALS Hattest: PICKT urE NUMAY

Y xJTtRS

m.'NNL

KRST Albuquerque,

CE GLEN CAMPBELL

Hottest GEORGE

RLGYMVANTSBE.TON T.G. SHEPPARD PARTON.

KIKfM Anaheim,

RESTLESS CRYSTAL DESERT

ASLEEP

EARL TORAAS GEORGE RNOY BELLMY HIGHNAV

KFMS KNIX

KCCV NTOM KRPM DM KMX Phoenix, AZ KCKC Salinas, CA San SMnardISN. CA 8eattN. WA DNwr, CO Fmro. CA Vpes. NV Pueblo, CO Sal

DON WILLIAMS DESERT ROSE BANG K.T. OSLIN KERN RAKERS NEVE FARI.L LYMN ANDERSON MITCHELL MICHAEL JOHNSON CRYSTAL GAYLE DM SEALS REMSTLfbS T DAN SEALS TOM wOPAT SM'E¢THGPTS OF TH KATHY MATTER JUDY EODMAN RESTLESS HEART p....EB O RIME 5

OM DIME BOYS HARN WILLIAMS SR. py MATTAR RESTLESS HURT RAY PRICE Hottest: MICHAEL .OMSON

HANK WILLIAMS JR. Hottest °CK¢R AT. 6 AG05 Hottest: Fotta et: SI STEPS JUDY RODMM F STEVE WMINEP GEORGE STRAIT

Hottest TANYA TU D HOLLY t TATTER BROTHERS RICKY TRAVIS FORESTER

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RANDY TPAV[S ESONfM FOREST POSE BAND

BMA Redding/Chico. Chico, CA JUDOS Sen Diego, CA KLOPS

DF.R Sae., WA FORESTER GAYLE

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AN SEALS Hotte Nfli GRASS RlVIVAI. RESTLESS HEART Hattet: none

c. Safi lab CtlYUT FOSTER A LLOYD e

WILLIAMS KZLA VINCE GILL ......... AN SEALS ALABAMA 0KANES DESERT ROSE AMID JUDY DMAN

Eugene,

BIL.T JOE POVAL LN AIHeNS, CA OM MTGE BOYS OON WILLIAMS LOUISE FNDRE,L RANDY TRAVIS NOE BANDY STATLER BROTHERS SHAY JOE ROYAL BELLMMY BROTHERS

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KSAN BOBBY L SPRINGF OM SEALS ort t Hottest: JUDY JUDOS

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GLEN CAMPBELL FIX ALLEN J . ANDY TRAVIS EDDY RAVEN 9ELLMY POTHERS RAY PP IC[

Sr EPS Hb[[s[: Hottest: STEVE MARINER GPL THOMM CONLf RANDY TRAVIS ATLANTA LAN SEALS STEVE wNINER RICKY VAN SHELTON ALABAMA

BELLMY BROTHERS RpLLT RANN BELLAR BROTHERS TANYA TUCK¢R

DISHY VM SHE TON ROS.ARE SHARP RAKE MCENTI Rt ß0Rß

TOIGKIYIOSAAOOS

KIM( WA

STCVFOEEWMINLK LAVED LYNN JONES HOLLY NUNx

JUDOS GEORGE STRAIT

JUDDS 5NB KOLO ODDS ROME MILBAP

JONES MOLLY RANN

KEKS

SAILLIE AND THE S

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Reno, NV BRENLAMYRBRITH¢RS

CRYSTAL ;GAYLE

RICKY GAGERS

KFM JUDOS 50

KNEW none DAVID LYNN JONES JUDO&

TRAVIS JUDOS Grand JURD SR CO Portland, OR Hattest: BEL..., BROTHERS

CO Fweee, CA OekNndS.F., CA none KKAT GEORGE STRAIT ALABAMA AN SEALS MATH MATT. yry UM City, UT HOLY WNN GEOREAL STRAIN

BALM fNPBELL M RIME BOYS SWEETXEARTS OF TH RONNIE nILGP KRAK PEG MCENTIRE RANDY TRAVIS

RICKY NICHNL JOHNSON VINCE GILL CRYSTAL GAYLE Sacramento, CA SOTT. ñCAY SKAGC6 RONNIE MILSAP OM SEALS MICHAEL JOHNSON OM PIMA BOYS KEEN

K THY MATTER DESERT POSE BAND LYLE LOVETT LYLE LOVEFT KENNY RAKERS STEVE GRLE San JON, CA KW FORESTER SISTERS RONNIE RMEPS TON KYOO EGGS

OAK RIME BOYS DM SEALS RONNIE MILUP Tucson, Al N. WILLIAM SCHNEIDER FOSTER A LLOYD NGRT Hottest: MOEt BANDY PAk EEXCCNTIPL Hottest

GRASS REVIVAL K

NSG08p IN MICHAEL JOHNSON SHELTON DESERT POSE BAND BANDY TRAVIS FOSTER L LLOYD RLG MCENTIRE LYNN ANDERSON REARS STRAIT ASLEEP AT THE SHE RESTLESS HURT ROBBY LEE SPPIFGi STEVE MINER RICKY VAN SHE TON GLR CAMPBELL BELLMY BROTHERS PATTY LOVELESS Mottas[:

HOLLY NN ß

TAMMY SANLITE Hottest: REBA MCENTIRE

RANDY TRAVIS Hotte s[: STEVE MAKING ntte.: MOL BANDY GEORGE STPAIt TANYA TUCKER

GEORGE STRAIT TANYA TUCKER

STEVE MMINLP CARL THOMAS COOLE SHEPPARD GEORGE STRAIT GILLIC AND THE RANDY TRAVIS TANYA TUCKER REBA MCENTIRE ALABAMA RANDY TRAVIS REBA MCENTIRE GEDRGL STRAIT BCLLMY BROTHERS SETO

JUDDS HIGHWAY 101 ALABAMA HOLLY Weep AtAM1U HANK WILLIAMS JR. JURAS RICKY OM ARTUR

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VAN SHELTON none

Arroyo Grande. CA MOUE

MANN KATHY MATT. Cheyenne, WY RONNIE MILUP

JOHNSON CRYSTAL GAYLE WILLIAMS RICKY SE AGO S .LESS HEART Hottest: NM RELENT BROTHER.

RICKY SKAGCOS

STATLER BROTHERS

GILL eEORGP. STRAIT POPESTER SI RANDY TRAVIS STOVE AMOUR STEVE MMINLP LS WOLLT WNN HOLLY RANN

STRAIT KUZZ REBA MCENTIRE

RaprHeH, CA DAVID LYNN

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CRYSTAL GAYLE Rotteer:

CA RANDY TRAVIS OAR Si.ALB RONNIE MILUP

MAYLON JENNINGS HEART gIGKY VAN SNE.TON

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BROTHERS 101

non



L ROTATION BREAKOUTS

L SIGNIFICANT ACTION

78 R &R October 23, 1987


ADULT CONTEMPORARY L BREAKERS.

MICHAEL TOMLINSON Dawning On A New Day (Cypress /PolyGram)

55% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 28, Light 16, Total Adds 7, WALK, WSNI, WARM98, WOMC, KEY103, WLAC -FM, WTNY. Debuts at number 27 on the AC chart.

BOURGEOIS TAGG I Don't Mind At All (Island)

55% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 30, Light 16, Total Adds 6, WSNI, WRKA, KELT, KVUU, WOW), WAHR. Moves 30 -24 on the AC chart.

DAN HILL (Never Thought) That I Could Love (Columbia)

52% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 21, Light 23, Total Adds 23 including WLTS, WSNY, KOST, KHYL, KLCY, WAEB, WKYE, WTCB, WIZD, WMGN, KVUU. Debuts at number 29 on the AC chart.

NEW & ACTIVE I

GEORGE HARRISON "Got My Mind Set On You" (Dark Horse/WB) 39 /20 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 14/3, Light 25/17, Total Adds 20, KLSI, KHYL, KEZR, WAEB, WTCB, WRKA, WIZD, KELT, WLACFM, WOCL, WHVE, WNAM, KVUU, KWFM, WCHV, WORG, WAEV, WZLQ, KWEB, KYJC. Medium including WALK, WKYE, WTRX, WAFL. WKCX, WMTFM, KKLV, KWWS.

SIEDAH GARRETT " Everchanging Times" (Qwest/WB) 37/11 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 17/3, Light 20/8, Total Adds 11, WXTC, Y103, WLHT, WFMK, WMGN, WHNN, KWAV, WTNY, WKCX, WMJC, KMGQ. Medium including KEY103, WTRX, KWFM, WEIM, WKNE. WAFL, WSKI, WCHV, WCVQ, WGSV, WBGM, WZLQ, WMTFM, WJON. Light including WTFM, WIZD, 3WM.

CARRIE McDOWELL "When A Woman Lovas A Man" (Motown) 36/8 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 14/0, Light 21/8, Total Adds 8, WXTC, Y103, WLHT, WFMK, WHNN, KKOB, WCHV, WMJC. Heavy WORG. Medium: WTFM, WNAM, WMGN, KWFM, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WGSV, WKCX, WBGM, WZLQ, WJON, KYJC, KWWS. Light including WNIC, KEY103, WTRX, WAFL, WQHQ, WCKQ.

WHITNEY HOUSTON "So Emotional" (Arista) 31/31 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9/9, Light 22/22, Total Adds 31 including WHTX, WNLT, KYKY, KLCY, KEZR, WKYE, WEZC, WTCB, Y103, U102, KELT, WLACFM, WMGN, 3WM, KWFM, WWMJ, WEIM, WAFL, WTNY, WCKQ, WCVQ, WGSV, WORG, WKCX, WAEV. WZLQ, KYJC, KWWS.

NATALIE COLE "I Live For Your Love" (EMI- Manhattan) 31/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/2, Light 27/15, Total Adds 17, KLSI, B100, WAEB, KEY103, WNAM, WTRX, WMGN, 3WM, KWFM, WKNE, WSKI, WCVO, WAHR, WSGL, WKCX, KYJC, KMGQ. Medium including WAFL, WGSV. Light including WEIM, WGLL, WQHQ, WORG, WBGM, WZLQ, KFSB, WJON, KKLV.

DOUBLE "Devil's Ball" (A &M) 28/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11/1, Light 17/2, Total Adds 3, WTCB, WTRX, WAHR. Medium including WNAM, WEIM, WGLL, WSKI, WQHQ, WCHV, WGSV, WSGL, WKCX, WZLQ. Light including KEY103, Y103, WIZD, WSLQ, WWMJ, WCVO, WORG, WBGM, WMTFM, KFSB, WJON, KKLV, KYJC, KWWS, KMGQ.

STEVIE WONDER "Skeletons" (Motown) 26/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/1, Light 13/1, Total Adds 2, KS95, WSKI. Heavy: WAFL. Medium including WKYE, KEY103, U102, WTRX, WEIM, WQHQ, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WORG, KWWS. Light including WTCB, WIZD, KELT, WLACFM, WNAM, WGLL, WTNY, WCVQ, WSGL. WZLQ, KFSB, KMGQ.

Tocai

Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light

o SWING OUT SISTER 2 CUTTING CREW

o ELTON JOHN

4 KENNY G with LENNY WILLIAMS

o BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

6 AL JARREAU

o CARS

o MICHAEL BOLTON

o BILL MEDLEY & JENNIFER WARNES

DIONNE WARWICK & KASHIF

11 FLEETWOOD MAC

STEVE WINWOOD

® KOOL & THE GANG

14 REO SPEEDWAGON

® RICHARD CARPENTER

m GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE

17 ABC

18 DAN FOGELBERG

O NEIL DIAMOND

20 CARLY SIMON

21 WHITNEY HOUSTON

MIWONS LIKE US

® LAURA BRANIGAN

O BOURGEOIS TAGG

25 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS

PAUL JANZ

S MICHAEL TOMUNSON

S GLENN JONES

S DAN HILL

e GEORGE HARRISON

84/1 74 8 2 82/0 75 5 2 84/2 71 10 3 81/0 66 14 1

80/0 60 19 1

79/0 55 19 5 72/2 47 23 2 78/7 40 31 7 64/13 35 20 9 76/7 31 37 8 70/0 42 23 5 71/6 20 42 9 70/4 18 42 10

63/0 44 18 1

61/2 22 32 7

60/3 16 38 6 43/0 7 31 5 49/0 13 26 10 56/7 6 38 12

42/0 8 26 8 38/0 6 24 8 47/1 10 31 6 47/3 3 28 16 47/6 1 30 16 30/0 4 17 9 47/3 4 28 15

47/7 3 28 16 42/2 3 23 16 44/23 0 21 23 39/20 0 14 25

MOST ADDED WHITNEY HOUSTON (31) RESTLESS HEART (25)

DAN HILL (23) GEORGE HARRISON (20)

NATALIE COLE (17) TEMPTATIONS (15)

MEDLEY & WARNES (13) ERIC CARMEN (12)

SIEDAH GARRETT (11) JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP (9)

HOTTEST CUTTING CREW (53)

ELTON JOHN (51) SWING OUT SISTER (50)

KENNY G (40) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (34)

AL JARREAU (28) REO SPEEDWAGON (25) FLEETWOOD MAC (24)

MEDLEY & WARNES (23) CARS (18)

RESTLESS HEART "New York Hold Her Tight" (RCA) 25/25 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/4, Light 21/21, Total Adds 25, KVIL, KOST, KEY103, WXTC, WTRX, KWAV, KWFM, WWMJ, WEIM, WKNE, WAFL, WSKI, WCHV, WCVQ, WGSV, WAHR, WORG, WKCX, WZLQ, WMTFM, KWEB, WJON, KYJC, KWWS, WAEV.

DREAM ACADEMY "Indian Summer" (Reprise) 24/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 12/3, Total Adds 3, KEY103, KWAV, WBGM. Heavy: WEIM. Medium: WZNY, WTFM, WNAM, KWFM, WWMJ, WAFL, WSKI, WOHO, WCHV, WKCX, KWWS. Light including WSLO, WTRX, WCVQ, WSGL, WZLQ.

KANE GANG "Motortown" (Capitol) 20/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 16/7, Total Adds 7, WNLT, Y103, WFMK, KKOB, WORG, WKCX, WMJC. Medium: KEZR, WCHV, WCVQ, WBGM. Light including Bt00, KWAV, WWMJ, WAFL, WSKI, WZLQ, WJON, KYJC, KWWS. RICHARD MARX "Should've Known Better" (EMI- Manhattan) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, KLCY, WGLL. Heavy: WCKQ, KWWS. Medium: WLTF, WMJI, WKYE, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, WCHV, WKCX, KFSB, WXUS, KYJC. Light including WHTX, B100, WCVQ, WORG, WZLQ. DIANA ROSS "Tell Me Again" (RCA) 20/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9/0, Light 11/1, Total Adds 1, WLTS. Medium: WNIC, WEIM, WSKI, WCHV, WAHR, WSGL, WMTFM, KYJC, KWWS. Light including KLCY, WNAM, WOHO, WCKQ, WGSV, WORG, WBGM, WZLQ, WJON, KMGQ. TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT "Boys Night Out" (MCA) 20/1 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 11/0, Light 9/1, Total Adds 1, WAEV. Medium: WKYE, WHVE, WEIM, WGLL, WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, WKCX, WXUS, KWWS. Light including 8100, KEY103, WOHO, WCVQ, WSGL, WORG, KKLV, KYJC. ERIC CARMEN "Hungry Eyes" (RCA) 19/12 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 18/11, Total Adds 12, KLCY, KEY103, WTCB, WIZD, WGLL, WAFL, WOHQ, WCKQ, WCHV, WORG, WBGM, KYJC. Light including WKYE, WXTC, WSKI, WCVO, WZLQ, KFSB, KWWS. MADONNA "Causing A Commotion" (Sire/WB) 18/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WAEB, WKGW, WAFL, WCKQ. Medium: B100, WKYE, WSLQ, KOAQ, WTNY, WCVQ, WAEV, KFSB, KYJC. Light: WHTX. WNLT, WNIC, WIZD, KKOB. JONATHAN BUTLER "Holdin On" (Jive/RCA) 17/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 14/8, Total Adds 8, KEY103, WHNN, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, WMTFM, WJON, KKLV. Medium: WCHV, WSGL, KYJC. Light including WXTC, WCVQ. WORG, WBGM, WZLQ, KWWS. WHISPERS "Just Gets Better With Time" (Solar/Capitol) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7/1, Light 10/2, Total Adds 3, WTRX, WQHQ, KWWS. Medium including WWMJ, WEIM, WCKO, WGSV, WORG, WBGM. Light including KEY103, Y103. WAFL, WSKI, WCVQ, WKCX, WZLQ, KYJC. TEMPTATIONS "I Wonder Who She's Seeing Now" (Motown) 16/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 15/14, Total Adds 15, WOMC, WXTC, WTRX, WEIM, WGLL, WOHO, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WORG, WKCX, WBGM, WZLQ, WJON, KWWS. Light including WNLT.

BEUNDA CARLISLE "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" (MCA) 16/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7/3, Light 9/5, Total Adds 8, U102, KELT, WTRX, KKOB, WSKI, WKCX. WAEV, KYJC. Medium including WHTX, KHYL, WKYE, WAFL. Light including B100, KEY103, WWMJ, WZLQ. BRYDGE "Another Day Gone" (Avatar) 16/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/1, Light 11/6, Total Adds 7. WKYE, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WOK). WAHR, WMTFM. Medium including WNAM, WKCX, WJON, KYJC. Light including 3WM, WGLL, WAFL, WCVO, KWWS.

MICHAEL JACKSON "Bad" (Epic) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 7/0, Light 4/1, Total Adds 1, WAEV. Heavy: KS95, B100, WKGW, WCKQ, KWWS. Medium: WALK, WNLT, KHYL, U102, WHVE. KKOB, KYJC. Light including WSNI, WIZD, KELT.

GEORGE MICHAEL "Faith" (Columbia) 12/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/5, Total Adds 5, KLSI, WKYE, KELT, WEIM, KKLV. Medium: Y103, WAFL. WCKQ. Light including WHTX, B100, WLACFM, WSGL.

LOS LOBOS "Come On Let's Go" (Slash/WB) 12/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6/1, Light 6/2, Total Adds 3, WALK. WMJI, WTRX. Medium including KKOB, KOAO, WAFL, WKCX, WAEV. Light including KLSI, 8100, KELT, WSLO.

DAVID SANBORN "The Dream" (WB) 12/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/0, Light 7/0, Total Adds O. Medium WHVE, KWFM, WKNE, WCHV, WKCX. Light: Y103, WWMJ, WSKI, WORG, WMTFM, KFSB, KMGQ.

MARIA VIDAL "Do Me Right" (A&M) 10/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/8, Total Adds 8, WAFL, WSKI, WGSV, WSGL, WBGM, WZLQ, KKLV, KWWS. Medium: WEIM. Light including KYJC.

DANNY WILSON "A Girl I Used To Know" (Virgin) 10/6 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 1/0, Light 9/6, Total Adds 6, WEIM, WBGM, WZLQ, WJON, KKLV, KWWS. Medium: WCHV. Light including WTRX, WAFL, WQHQ.

JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP "Cherry Bomb" (Mercury/PolyGram) 9/9 Rotations, Heavy 0, Medium 2/2, Light 7/7, Total Adds 9, WHTX, WKYE, WTCB, WIZD, KWFM, WGLL, WAFL, WCKQ, WCHV. FRANCES RUFFELLE "On My Own" (RCA) 9/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light W3, Total Adds 3, KLCY, WKNE, WORG. Light including KEY103, WEIM, WSKI, WZLQ, KKLV, KWWS.

HOUSEMARTINS "Caravan W Love" (Elektra) 8/8 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 8 /8, Total Adds 8, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, WCHV, WORG, WBGM, WZLO, KWWS. ABC "The Night You Murdered Love" (Mercury/PolyGram) 8/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 5/2, Total Adds 2, WEIM, WZLO. Medium: WKYE, WAFL. WCHV. Light including WOHO, WCKQ, KWWS,

L NEW ARTISTS I Reports /Adds

i SIEDAH GARRETT /Everchanging Times (Qwest /WB) 2 CARRIE McDOWELL/When A Woman Loves A Man (Motown)

3 KANE GANG /Motortown (Capitol)

4 RICHARD MARX/Should've Known Better (EMI- Manhattan)

5 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT/Boys Night Out (MCA)

6 BELINDA CARUSLE/Heaven Is A Place On Earth (MCA)

7 BRYDGE /Another Day Gone (Avatar)

8 MARIA VIDAL/Do Me Right (A &M) 9 FRANCES RUFFELLE /On My Own (RCA)

10 HOUSEMARTINS /Caravan Of Love (Elektra)

37/11 36/8 20/7 20/2 20/1 16/8 16/7 10/8 9/3 8/8

New Artists are those who have not previously been reported as a Breaker by reporting stations.



Barry

fUL SINU`

MID CREOLE AND

THE COCONUTS

PHYLLIS HYMAN

TOM SCOTT

DIANE SCHUUR

UNCLE ESTI1E

'1 MULLICAN

IS BACK IN FULL SWING! Introducing SWING STREET, the upcoming new album by Barry Manilow. Includes the first 12" release

"Brooklyn Blues," featuring Tom Scott on tenor sax. Going for adds at A/C October 26th.

LP arrives in store November 17th.

Barry Manilow. Back where he belongs. On Arista chrome cassettes, records and compact discs. ETA c 1987 Arista Records. Inc a Berlelsroann Music Group Company



80 IN RatR October 23, 1987

AC ADDS & HOTS 1

MUSIC INTENSIVE EAST

PARALLEL

ONE WALK/Long Island Edwsrds/Denlels

MICHAEL TOMLINSON LOS LOBOS MICHAEL BOLTON WARWICK L KASHIF Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC SWING OUT SISTER BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MEDLEY L BARNES KOOG 6 THE GANG

W SNVPhlladslphla Tyler/Johnson

MICHAEL TOMLINSON BOURGEOIS TAGG WARWICK L KASHIF Hottest: BANANARARA EUROPE CARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ELTON JOHN

WHTXIPhteburgh Keith Abrams

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR MARTHA DAVIS Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CARS SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW MEDLEY L WARNES

PARALLEL TWO WAEBIAIIentown Chris Belisy

NATALIE COLE GEORGE HARRISON DAN HILL Hottest: KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW AL JARREAU BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

WKYEJJohn.Ebwn Jade Mkheels

WHITNEY HOUSTON DAN HILL JOHN COUGAR GEORGE MICHAEL BRYDGE Hottest: LISA LISA MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN LEVERT MEDLEY L WARNES

WKOwn>ue.wmn. Taylor/Burns

MEDLEY L WARNES ELTON JOHN WARWICK L KASHIF Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON TIFFANY FLEETWOOD MAC SWING OUT SISTER MADONNA

PARALLEL THREE

WEMAIFIIehburg Jack Raymond

PATRICE RUSHEN RESTLESS HEART HOUSEMARTINS STEVE WINWOOD WHITNEY HOUSTON TEMPTATIONS ABC GEORGE MICHAEL JONATHAN BUTLER JOE COCKER DANNY WILSON BRYDGE IN PURSUIT Hottest: ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN WARWICK L KASHIF SWING OUT SISTER REO SPEEDWAGON

WKNEIKeene Mike Trembly

DAN HILL NATALIE COLE FRANCES RUFFELLE DAN SEALS BRYDGE RESTLESS HEART SWING OUT SISTER Hottest: CUTTING CREW MICHAEL ROLTON KENNY G ELTON JOHN AL JARREAU

WGLUMerceraburg Low/Schmidt

ERIC CARMEN RICHARD MARX INXS JOHN COUGAR TEMPTATIONS Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY G

WAR/Word, DE

Tint enough

JOHN COUGAR DAN HILL BRYAN FERRY WHITNEY HOUSTON ERIC CARMEN RESTLESS HEART JONATHAN BUTLER MARIA VIDAL JOE COCKER HOUSEMARTINS Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ELTON JOHN AL JARREAS

WSKYMaMpeller Bruce Stebbin

BELINDA CARLISLE STEVIE WONDER NATALIE COLE BRYDGE JONATHAN BUTLER RESTLESS HEART WHITNEY HOUSTON PATRICE RUSHEE/ HOUSEMARTINS MARIA VIDAL Hottest: ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MEDLEY L WARNES RICHARD CARPENTER MIAMI SOUND MACHI

WONG/Salisbury Ken Meaek

ERIC CARMEN WHISPERS IN PURSUIT BOURGEOIS TAGG BRYDGE TEMPTATIONS Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G

AL JARREAU ELTON JOHN MEDLEY 6 WARNES

WTNYIWetertown Jay Denotes

SIEDAH GARRETT WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL. TOMLINSON Hottest: KENNY G CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN STEVE WINWOOD MEDLEY 6 WARNES

W WMJIMngor HaekMYMUIer

WHITNEY HOUSTON RESTLESS HEART Hottest: AL JARREAU CARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ELTON JOHN SWING OUT SISTER

SOUTH

PARALLEL ONE W SB-F W Atlanla LoCa.clolMcCoy

KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: CUTTING CREW KENNY G MEDLEY 6 WARNES SWING OUT SISTER BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

KViuD.11ss Rhodos/Chapman

MICHAEL BOLTON RESTLESS HEART WARWICK L KASHIF Hottest: ABC CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER

WLTSINew Orisons Scott/Mitchell

DIANA ROSS DAN HILL Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY G REO SPEEDWAGON WARWICK 6 KASHIF ELTON JOHN

WNLTRsmpa Casey/Brown

MICHAEL BOLTON KOOL L THE GANG KANE GANG WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: KENNY G MEDLEY L WARNES LISA LISA LEVERT MICHAEL JACKSON

PARALLEL TWO WEZCICharlctle Herring/Conway

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: MEDLEY L WARNES ELTON JOHN FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY G MICHAEL BOLTON

WTCBIColumble, SC Mark Hamlin

GEORGE HARRISON JOHN COUGAR DAN HILL WHITNEY HOUSTON DOUBLE ERIC CARMEN Hottest: REO SPEERWAGON AL JARREAS ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW KENNY G

Y 103/Jaekaonrille Go1deeNLM

SIEDAS GARRETT WHITNEY HOUSTON CARRIE MCDOWELL KANE GANG Hottest: KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MEDLEY L BARNES

KEY 103 /Austin RekerlAtan

NATALIE COLE DAN HILL RESTLESS HEART STEVE WINWOOD DREAM ACADEMY CHER JONATHAN BUTLER ERIC CARMEN MICHAEL TOMLINSON Hottest: CUTTING CREW REO SPEEDWAGON SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU ELTON JOHN

U102/Knoxvllle

Hobbs/Trotter

WHITNEY HOUSTON BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER REO SPEEDWAGON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ELTON JOHN

WRKAILoulsvllle KennylCrawAOrd

GEORGE HARRISON BOURGEOIS TALG RICHARD CARPENTER GLENN JONES REGINA BELLE Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER MEDLEY C WARNES

W IZDIMobll.Penaaco a

Bob Bolton

DAN HILL ERIC CARMEN GEORGE HARRISON JOHN COUGAR Hottest: ELTON JOHN FLEETWOOD MAC REO SPEERWAGON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MEDLEY L WARNES

KELTIMCAIlen Ted Griffin

BOURGEOIS TALG DAN HILL GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE HARRISON BELINDA CARLISLE WHITNEY HOUSTON JETS Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G AL JARREAU CUTTING CREW FLEETWOOD MAC

WLACFWNaahvllle Sargent/Crawford

WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE HARRISON MICHAEL TOMLINSOI Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU REO SPEEDWAGON ELTON JOHN

WOCUOrisndo Sherwood/Reed

KOOL L THE GANG WARWICK L KASHIP GEORGE HARRISON Hottest: CUTTING CREW HUEY LEWIS L THE FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY G REO SPEEDWAGON

WZNYIAugusta, GA John Patrick

none Hottest: KENNY G CUTTING CREW REO SPEEDWAGON ELTON JOHN KOOL 6 THE GANG

WTFWJohnson City Mark McKinney

none Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC CUTTING CREW REO SPEEDWAGON MICHAEL BOLTON ABC

WRMFIWeet Palm Beech Dew Parks

none Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW REO SPEEDWAGON CARS WARWICK L KASHIF

W XTCICharlpton OutncylO'Brien

DAN HILL TEMPTATIONS SIEDAH GARRETT CARRIE MCDOWELL WHITNEY HOUSTON RESTLESS HEART Hottest: CARS CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN KENNY C

WSLO/Roanoke O'Shea/Fry

MEDLEY L WARNES NEIL DIAMOND MIAMI SOUND MACHI PAUL JANZ Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER REO SPEEDWAGON DEBBIE GIBSON FLEETWOOD MAC

WHVEJSeresota Lindsay /Lawrence

MIAMI SOUND MACHI STING GEORGE HARRISON Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU CARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ELTON JOHN

PARALLEL

THREE

WSOUNapiee B.rryRanner

DAN RILL NATALIE COLE MARIA VIDAL NEIL DIAMOND MARTHA DAVIS STING Rottest: SWING OUT SISTER MIAMI BOUND MACHI CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN AL JARREAU

WCKOICampbellMlle Jackson/McClendon

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOE COCKER TEMPTATIONS CHER ERIC CARMEN JOHN COUGAR Hottest: CARS MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN MADONNA BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

WCHVICharlotteevllle Bob Janes

RESTLESS HEART ERIC CARMEN JOHN COUGAR TEMPTATIONS EWLP GEORGE HARRISON HOUSEMARTINS CARRIE MCDOWELL Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW MILLIONS LIKE US MICHAEL TOMLINSON BOURGEOIS TAGS

WAHRIHuntsvIlle B onnie O'Brien

RESTLESS HEART NATALIE COLE KENNY ROGERS BOURGEOIS TAGG MARSHALL TUCKER VINCE GILL BRYDGE E XILE DAN HILL PARTDN, BONSTADT DOUBLE Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC CARLY SIMON AL JARREAU DAN FOGELBERG ANNE MURRAY

W OSVIOuntenvllls JacksoNB.11

WHITNEY HOUSTON STEVE WINWOOD RESTLESS HEART TEMPTATIONS MARIA VIDAL Hottest: CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN WARWICK 6 KASHIF KENNY G AL JARREAU

WCVOICIarkselile Dennis Daley

MEDLEY i WARNES RESTLESS HEART WHITNEY HOUSTON NATALIE COLE Hottest: KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON

WZLORupNo Todd Tedder

MEDLEY L WARNES HOUSEMARTINS PATRICE RUSHEE/ WHITNEY HOUSTON ABC GEORGE HARRISON RESTLESS HEART DANNY WILSON MARIA VIDAL TEMPTATIONS IN PURSUIT Hottest: KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU ELTON JOHN REO SPEEDWAGON

WORG/Orsngeburg Stu Wright

WHITNEY HOUSTON RESTLESS HEART FRANCES RUFFELLE ERIC CARMEN TEMPTATIONS GEORGE HARRISON HOUSEMARTINS KANE GANG PATRICE RUSHEE/ Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAS ELTON JOHN MEDLEY L WASHES CARRIE MCDOWELL

WKCX /Rom. Randy Quick

WHITNEY HOUSTON TEMPTATIONS SIEDAH GARRETT BELINDA CARLISLE KANE GANG RESTLESS HEART NATALIE COLE Hottest: CARS MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEET KOOL L THE GANG

WAEVISevanneh Mac Davis

MEDLEY 6 WARNES STEVE WINWOOD BELINDA CARLISLE DAN HILL TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON RESTLESS HEART GEORGE HARRISON Hottest: CUTTING CREW KENNY G CARS ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

WBOWTdlahaasee J.J Steele

DAN HILL TEMPTATIONS MARIA VIDAL ERIC CARMEN DANNY WILSON DREAM ACADEMY HOUSEMARTINS Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU ELTON JOHN WARWICK 6 KASHIF

MIDWEST

PARALLEL ONE

WARMSBICinclnnatl West/Kermit

MICHAEL TOMLINSON MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: CARS KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU CUTTING CREW

WLTFICIevN.nd WHsonlPopoekh

KOOL L THE GANG Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW DAN FOGELBERG CARLY SIMON

WMJYCIeveland (eMelTgrC.eao

LOS LOBOS NEIL DIAMOND LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: RESTLESS HEART REO SPEEDWAGON ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STEVE WINWOOD

WSMYIColumbus HaIIetVNunMRy

DAN HILL NEIL DIAMOND MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: KENNY G ELTON JOHN MEDLEY 6 WARNES SWING OUT SISTER

WNICIDehOlt UndrKuykendall

STEVE WINWOOD MIAMI SOUND MACHI WHISPERS Hottest: KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER FLEETWOOD MAC MEDLEY L WARNES BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

WOMCIDetrolt Barry Argenbrlght

TEMPTATIONS MICHAEL TOMLINSON Hottest: WARWICK L KASHIF MEDLEY 6 WARNES KENNY G CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER

KLSUKanses City Lend/Alen

GEORGE HARRISON ATLANTIC STARR GEORGE MICHAEL NATALIE COLE Hottest: KENNY G CUTTING CREW REO SPEEDWAGON ELTON JOHN MEDLEY 6 BARNES

WMYXIMIIwaukee B eth Fast

none Hottest: KENNY G CUTTING CREW REO SPEEDWAGON MEDLEY i BARNES SWING OUT SISTER

KS95MInneapolls K im Jeffries

STEVIE WONDER ELTON JOHN MEDLEY 6 WARNES NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: KENNY G CUTTING CREW FLEETWOOD MAC MICHAEL JACKSON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

KYKYISI. Louis Barnett/Blair

WARWICK 6 KASHIF WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW FLEETWOOD MAC BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MEDLEY 6 WARNES

PARALLEL TWO

WTRX/Fllnt Pearson/Burke

NATALIE COLE DOUBLE BELINDA CARLISLE WHISPERS RESTLESS HEART TEMPTATIONS LOS LOBOS Hottest: MIAMI SOUND MACHI MICHAEL BOLTON AL JARREAU SWING OUT SISTER ELTON JOHN

W NAMIAppNlat-Oehkwh Co111naMlller

GEORGE HARRISON NATALIE COLE WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: AL JARREAS MICHAEL BOLTON RICHARD CARPENTER ELTON JOHN KOOL L THE GANG

WLHTIGrand Rapids WrkeNVBromn

MEDLEY 6 WARNES SIEDAH GARRETT CARRIE MCDOWELL Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU CARS ELTOR JOHN

WFMK/Lansing CoehnM(nlgM

MEDLEY L BARNES SIEDAH GARRETT CARRIE MCDOWELL KANE GANG Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN CARS

WMONIMadleon O'NNIIIVancll

MILLIONS LIKE US SIEDAH GARRETT NATALIE COLE DAN HILL WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: WARWICK 6 KASHIF CARS REO SPEEDWAGON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN STEVE WINWOOD

WNNWSagInaw RoberlslMartln

MEDLEY 6 WARNES CARRIE MCDOWELL JONATHAN BUTLER SIEDAH GARRETT Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER CARS ELTON JOHN REO SPEEDWAGON

3WMITOIsdo NleylJSrdlns

WHITNEY HOUSTON NEIL DIAMOND NATALIE COLE Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON DAN FOGELBERG FLEETWOOD MAC BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SWING OUT SISTER

PARALLEL

THREE

WMJCIBaItIS Creek Joe Landon

MEDLEY 6 WARNES SIEDAH GARRETT CARRIE MCDOWELL KANE GANG Hottest: AL JARREAU MICHAEL BOLTON CARS ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEt

WMT-FMICeder Rapids GreonlSellers

JONATHAN BUTLER BRYDGE RESTLESS HEART LANZ L SPEER Hottest: CUTTING CREW KENNY G MICHAEL BOLTON SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU

WTPVlndlenepolls Gary Havens

MEDLEY 6 WARNES MICHAEL BOLTON DAN HILL Hottest: CUTTING CREW KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER WARWICK 6 KASHIE KOOL L THE GANG

KFSBIJoplln Troy West

none Hottest: CUTTING CREW KENNY G

REO SPEEDWAGON CARS AL JARREAU

W XUSILafayette Morgan/Vissa

none Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC CUTTING CREW REO SPEEDWAGON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ELTON JOHN

KWEBIRochssler AI Attrition

DAN HILL GEORGE HARRISON RESTLESS HEART Hottest: ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAD WARWICK L KASHIF

WJOWSt. Cloud Nancy FOR

TEMPTATIONS DANNY WILSON RESTLESS HEART JONATHAN BUTLER PATRICE RUSHEE/ Hottest: AL JARREAS RICHARD CARPENTER ELTON JOHN WARWICK L KASHIF MIAMI SOUND MACHI

85 Reporters 81 Current Reports

Two stations reported a frozen playlist this week:

KFSB /Joplin WXUS /Lafayette

Two stations did not report a playlist, therefore their rotations

were frozen: WTFM /Johnson City

WZNY /Augusta

WEST

PARALLEL KOSTILOe Angelas Kaye/Kiley

ONE DAN HILL NEIL DIAMOND RESTLESS HEART

KLCYISait Lake City Hottest: Michael O'Brien KENNY G

KOOL L THE GANG FRANCES RUFFELLE WARWICK L KASHIF RICHARD MARX ELTON JOHN WHITNEY HOUSTON MEDLEY L WARNES DAN HILL. ERIC CARMEN Hottest: CUTTING CREW KMJYDNwer ELTON JOHN EIIIOttIMUrray

REO SPEEDWAGON SWING OUT SISTER CARS WARWICK L KASHIF LAURA BRANIGAN

Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC RESTLESS HEART DAN FOGELBERG ELTON JOHN

KKLTIPhoenls Church/Thomas

MICHAEL BOLTON STEVE WINWOOD CARS WARWICK 6 KASHIF Hottest: GLENN MEDEIROS CUTTING CREW ANITA BAKER FLEETWOOD MAC DAN FOGELBERG

KEZRISen Jo.. Bonnie Knox

GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G MEDLEY 6 BARNES BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

B1001San Diego RICWKnlght

NATALIE COLE GLENN JONES JETS PAUI. JANZ Hottest: MEDLEY 6 WARNES SWING OUT SISTER BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CUTTING CREW FLEETWOOD MAC

10/Y1/Sacramento John Chappell

DAN HILL GEORGE HARRISON LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G ELTON JOHN AL JARREAU

PARALLEL

TWO

KKOBF W Albsquerque Mark Schreiber

BELINDA CARLISLE PAUL .TANZ CARRIE MCDOWELL KANE GANG Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER FLEETWOOD MAC CUTTING CREW RESTLESS HEART KENNY G

KVUUIColorado Springs StewartIRkherds

DAN HILL GEORGE HARRISON BOURGEOIS TAGG Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

The following stations are no longer

AC reporters: KDUK /Eugene

WAGE /Leesburg

K W AVIMonterey Michael Reading

RESTLESS HEART SIEDAH GARRETT DREAM ACADEMY Hottest: MEDLEY 6 WARNES KENNY G REO SPEERWAGON MICHAEL. BOLTON SWING OUT SISTER

K W FMITUcson Dare Ward

NATALIE COLE RESTLESS HEART WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE HARRISON JOHN COUGAR Hottest: CARS ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW KENNY G Al . JARRFAU

KOAOIDenv.r James/Morrison

MEDLEY 6 WARNES Hottest: REO SPEERWAGON SWING OUT SISTER FLEETWOOD MAC BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN ELTON JOHN

PARALLEL

THREE

KKLVIAnchor.ge Wilkinson/Guinn

MEDLEY 6 WARNES JONATHAN BUTLER DANNY WILSON MARIA VIDAI.

GEORGE MICHAF.1. Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER ELTON JOHN CARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

KWWSIRIfIS Deep Angel

PATRICE RUSHEE/ RICHARD CARPENTER DANNY WILSON RESTLESS HEART TEMPTATIONS HOUSEMARTINS BILLY JOEL MARIA VIDAL IN PURSUIT WHITNEY HOUSTON WHISPERS Hottest: CUTTING CREW KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER MICHAEL BOLTON WARWICK L KASHIF

KYJCMWMrd -

Key/Kirk

GEORGE HARRISON RESTLESS HEART ERIC CARMEN WHITNEY HOUSTON BELINDA CARLISLE NATALIE COLE PATRICE RUSHEE/ JUDE COLE Hottest: CUTTING CREW ELTON JOHN SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

KMGOISanie Barber. Newcomer /Meade

DAN HILL NATALIE COLE SIEDAH GARRETT Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC SIMPLY RED KENNY G CUTTING CREW AL JARREAS



WEST. 1

October 23, 1987 RaIR 81

AC ADDS & HOTS

FULL-SERVICE AC MOST ADDED

MEDLEY & WARNES (10) NEIL DIAMOND (9)

SIEDAH GARRETT (7) STEVE WINWOOD (7)

BOURGEOIS TAGG (6)

GEORGE HARRISON (6) DAN HILL (6)

KOOL 8 GANG (5) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (5) SWING OUT SISTER (5)

EAST

PARALLEL

ONE WGRIBuflalo Mike Rosman

KDKAIPItt.burgh ChNyl Morton

PARALLEL TWO

WICCIBrtdgeport none Peters/Becker Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY G

WHITNEY HOUSTON

GEORGE HARRISON GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON

MEDLEY 6 WARNES WPRO1P,q,Iece MADONNA NEIL DIAMOND Torn Cuddy FLEETWOOD MAC KOOL 6 THE GANG SWING OUT SISTER PAUL JANZ none CUTTING CHEW

GLENN JONES Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD CUTTING CREW WCHSIChsrlas/on Nottest: REO SPEEDWAGON Vie Marino SWING OUT SISTER FLEETWOOD MAC CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON MEDLEY 6 WARNES WARWICK 6 KASHIF

WBEWBONalo Hank NSHns

STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: AL JARREAU BEE GEES CUTTING CREW RICHARD CARPENTER

WMALJWaehinglon Elleen Griffin

none Hottest: WARWICK 6 KASHIF ELTON JOHN CUTTING CREW KENNY G MEDLEY 6 WARNES

MILLIONS LIKE US BOURGEOIS TAGS SIEDAH GARRETT RESTLESS HEART CHER Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER ELTON JOHN REO SPEEDWAGON AL JARREAU

HOTTEST KENNY G (31)

CUTTING CREW (27) AL JARREAU (24)

FLEETWOOD MAC (22) SWING OUT SISTER (17)

ELTON JOHN (15) RICHARD CARPENTER (9)

DAN FOGELBERG (9) WARWICK & KASHIF (9)

WHITNEY HOUSTON (8)

WTICIHartford Desto Bernstein

MEDLEY 6 WARNES Hottest: AL JARREAU KENNY G CUTTING CREW MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN

WELYNSW Haw. Gross/McCormick

DAN HILL Hottest: AL JARREAU SWING OUT SISTER MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN MEDLEY 6 WARNES

WOYISchenenady BrindlMSgsr4t.

NEIL DIAMOND RICHARD CARPENTER SWING OUT SISTER Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY ROGERS DAN FOGELBERG REO SPEERWAGON RESTLESS HEART

PARALLEL THREE WTKOIMhara ClydsJThorton

MEDLEY 6 WARNES KOOL L THE GANG GEORGE HARRISON Hottest: KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW WARWICK I KASHIF BRUCE, SPRINGSTEEN

WMTRIMorrlstown Emery/Boyle

MICHAEL TOMLINSON DAN HILL GEORGE HARRISON KANE LANG DREAM ACADEMY Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G CUTTING CREW AL JARREAD BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN


Five stations reported a

frozen list this week: KEX /Portland

WBT /Charlotte WHAS /Louisville

WPRO /Providence WROK/Rockford

SOUTH

PARALLEL TWO WHASILeulsville BrucNMeElwin

none Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON ABC FLEETWOOD MAC

SMOKEY ROBINSON KENNY G

WDBOIOr1.ndo Dutch Schaffer

none Hottest: CUTTING CREW KENNY G AL JARREAU REO SPEEDWAGON DAN FOGELBERG

WET /Charlotte Andy Sickle

none Hottest: HUEY LEWIS 6 THE KENNY G DAN FOGELBERG FLEETWOOD !RAC

AL JARREAU

WOOWIChattAnoogs Gam Mac

MEDLEY 6 WARNES BOURGEOIS TALG GEORGE HARRISON Hottest: KENNY G

CUTTING CREST

SWING WT SISTER AL JARREAU ELTON JOHN

WRVAIRIchmorM Gary King

CARS BRUCE SPRINGSTEE! Hottest: AL JARREAU MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY G

PARALLEL THREE

WKYXIPaduuh CarsalllBums

MEDLEY 6 WARNES STEVE WINWOOD KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN CARS

WOBIWOoldsboro Alan Hoover

RESTLESS HEART JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY HOUSTON IN PURSUIT SCHONHERZ 6 SCOTT Hottest: KENNY G CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER MICHAEL BOLTON WARWICK 6 KASHIF

W $TUIStusn Grant/Archer

DAN HILL PAUL JANZ MICHAEL TOMLINSON Hottest: KENNY G CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER AL JARREAU ELTON JOHN

Seven stations did not report a playiist, therefore their rotations were frozen:

KDKA /Pittsburgh KFI /Los Angeles KMOX /St. Louis

KRMG/Tulsa KSSK /Honolulu WDBO /Orlando

WMAL/Washington

KOY /Phoenix did not report a new playiist for three

weeks In a row, therefore its chart information was

not used this week.

MIDWEST

PARALLEL ö Y. Rsinn n tl ONE KMOXISI. Louis Bob Osborne

none Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAG CARLY SIMON DAN FOGELBERG AL JARREAU KENNY G

SWAG/Cincinnati Denny Nugent

MEDLEY 6 WARNES STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC ELTON JOHN SMOKEY ROBINSON ANITA BAKER REO SPEEDWAGON

WTVWCoiumbus Evans/Lane

ELTON JOHN Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG ABC RESTLESS HEART FLEETWOOD MAC SMOKET ROBINSON

SWING OUT SISTER MEDLEY E. WARNES WTMJIMIIwaukee Hottest: Debbie HMide CUTTING CHEW WHITNEY HOUSTON BEE GEES ABC KENNY ROGERS FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: KENNY G AL JARREAU

RICHARD CARPENTER WARWICK 6 KASHIF KOOL F. THE GANG STEVE WINWOOD

WCCOIMinnespotls Con Lundgren

COOL L THE GANG SIEDAH GARRETT MASON WILLIAMS NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: AL JARREAU KENNY G MEDLEY 6 WARNES

PARALLEL TWO WIBAIMadlaon Doug Lane

DIANA ROSS LARRY CARLTON BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SIEDAH GARRETT Hottest: KENNY G WHITNEY HOUSTON NEIL DIAMOND RICHARD CARPENTER

KRMGITuias Joe Riddle

none Hottest: NYLONS DAN FOGELBERG HUEY LEWIS s THE

WHBCICanton ChelnberalDom

RICHARD CARPENTER NEIL DIAMOND NATALIE COLE BOURGEOIS TALG Hottest: KENNY G CUTTING CREW AL SWING

U

OUT SISTER CARS

WOOD/Grand Rapids Skip Esalk

ELTON JOHN REO SPEEDWAGON KENNY G MEDLEY 6 WARNES Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER FLEETWOOD MAC BRUCE SPRINGSTrn WHBYIAppNIOrHOshkoah S.IMSL John

EXILE LANZ 6 SPEER TEMPTATIONS SIEDAH GARRETT NATALIE COLE Hottest: KENNY G AL JARREAU RICHARD CARPENTER WARWICK 6 KASHIF ELTON JOHN

WROKIRocklord WASKJLafayets Vince Thomas Keith Hants

none Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC

CARLY SIMON KENNY G

WSPD/Tolsdo Fred Hellar

MEDLEY 6 WAHNES SWING OUT SISTER NEIL DIAMOND PAUL JANZ OTHER ONES Hottest: KENNY G CUTTING CREW AL JARREAU MIAMI SOUND MACHT FLEETWOOD MAC

PARALLEL THREE WCIUCsrbondsN RIh Bird

ELTON JOHN BRYDGE Hottest: MEDLEY 6 WARNES BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN REO SPEEDWAGON FLEETWOOD MAC LEVERT

NATALIE COLE MICHAEL TOMLINSON PAUL JANZ Hottest: ELTON JOHN 'RICHARD CARPENTER AL JARREAU CUTTING CREW WARWICK 6 KASHIF

WJBCIBbonNngon MunaonlSalowlh

DOUBLE SIEDAH GARRETT CARRIE MCDOWELL MASON WILLIAMS Hottest: CUTTING CREW CARS MICHAEL BOLTON RICHARD CARPENTER GEORGE HARRISON

WEST

PARALLEL ONE

KHOW1Denver Murphy Huston

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SWING OUT SISTER Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY G DAN FOGELBERG RESTLESS HEART ELTON JOHN

KJRISeeNle Rick Scott

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN NEIL DIAMOND STEVE WINWOOD MEDLEY 6 WARNES COOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY G CUTTING CREW

HOW/Portland Lakei1IITom

STEVE WINWOOD BOBBY DARIN Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN KENNY G rARLY SIMON FLEETWOOD MAC ARC KEXIPOrtiand

GerdneriPetterson

KFMB1Sen Digo Mark Larson

GEORGE HARRISON NEIL DIAMOND BRYDGE Hottest: KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW AL JARREAD ELTON JoHN

KSUSan Lake City Denny Jessop

DAN HILL BOURGEOIS TALG Hottest: KENNY G FLEETWOOD MAC RICHARD CARPENTER WARWICK I. KASHIF AL JARREAU

KFYLO. Angels Kan Kohl

Hottest:

JARREAU WHITNEY HOUSTON

.IAB AL ARREAU BARBRA STREISAND BARBRA STREISAND BONSTADT 6 INGRAM

none Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL ACKSON SMOKE( ROBINSON WARWICK 6 OSBORNE

KSSK/Honolulu Paul Holt

none Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC

KENNY G

RESTLESS HEART SWING WT SISTER AL JARREAU

PARALLEL

TWO KKOBWAIbuqueHGue FItSNM. Schreiber

MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: RESTLESS HEART RICHARD CARPENTER DAN FOGELBERG WHITNEY HOUSTON CUTTING CREW

KBOVBdse Dr. Drew Harold

MIAMI SOUND MACHI DAN HILL Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G FLEETWOOD MAC REO SPEEDWAGON

KUOWEug.ne KTWOICasper O'Brien/James Bob Young

RESTLESS HEART SIEDAH GARRETT STEVE WINWOOD BOURGEOIS TALG Hottest: AL JARREAU ELTON JOHN KENNY G SWING WT SISTER CUTTING CREW

PARALLEL

THREE

KFODIAnchorage Bredl.ylFOrd

DAN HILL GEORGE HARRISON SWING OUT SISTER BOURGEOIS TAGS Hottest: MEDLEY 6 BARNES KENNY G CUTTING CREW CARS WARWICK 6 KASHIF

RESTLESS HEART BEN E KING NATALIE COLE CHER TEMPTATIONS ROGER HODGSON IN PURSUIT Hottest: RICHARD CARPENTER ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN KOOL 6 THE GANG PAUL JANZ

KVECISan Luis Obispo Diana King

BRYDGE NEIL DIAMOND REO SPEEDWAGON FORCE MD'S Hottest: KENNY G FLEETWOOD MAC WHITNEY HOUSTON AL JARREAU CUTTING CREW

GOLD INTENSIVEqs MOST ADDED

MEDLEY & WARNES (12) STEVE WINWOOD (8)

KOOL & GANG (4) ELTON JOHN (3)

BOURGEOIS TAGG (2)

CUTTING CREW (2) WHITNEY HOUSTON (2)

REO SPEEDWAGON (2) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (2)

WARWICK & KASHIF (2)

EAST

PARALLEL

ONE W W MX/BSttlmore Don Kelley

MEDLEY L WARNES HottetT SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CREW FLEETWOOD MAC

KENNY G

W WSWIPINSburgh Ray Weitz.

CUPTING CREW Hottt: FLEETWOOD MAC

ABC KENNY G

LOS LOBOS MEDLEY L WARNES WKSLPhlladelphiO

Mks Colby

WASH/Washington none Patrick/Guinn Hottest:

CUTTING CREW KENNY G

AL JARREAD WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON

WLTTIWashington Don Davis

COOL 6 THE GANG STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: KENNY G AL JARREAU ELTON JOHN BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN SWING OUT SISTER

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest I

CUTTING CREW KENNY G

AL JARREAD SMOKET ROBINSON WHITNEY HOUSTON

HOTTEST KENNY G (18)

CUTTING CREW (15) FLEETWOOD MAC (15)

SWING OUT SISTER (15) MEDLEY & WARNES (9)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (8) DAN FOGELBERG (6)

ELTON JOHN (6) REO SPEEDWAGON (6)

SMOKEY ROBINSON (6) AL JARREAU (5)

PARALLEL TWO WYYYISyrecu. RIA Lauber

STEVE WINWOOD MEDLEY 6 WARNES COOL L THE GANG Hottest: CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G ELTON JOHN


Three stations did not report a new playiist,

therefore their rotations were frozen: 2W D /Norfolk

WEZS /Richmoi d WLTQ /Milwaukee

SOUTH

PARALLEL ONE

WFOX/Allanta Dennis Winslow

ELTON JOHN STEVE WINWOOD BOUROEIS TAGS Hottest: SMOKE? ROBINSON CUTTING CREW BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MEDLEY L WARNES KENNY O

KMOCIDai1OR B ob De Laneey

STEVE WINWOOD MADONNA BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: MEDLEY 6 WARNES FLEETWOOD MAC

HUEY LEWIS L THE DAN FOGELBERG CARLY SIMON

KFMKIHOUSR. John Sisella

CUTTING CREW Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC REO SPEEDWAGON

WLVEIMiam1 Moon/Agony

MEDLEY L WARMES Hottest SWING OUT SISTER KENNY G

CUTTING CREW

BROCE SPRINGSTEEN FLEETWOOD TUC

2WOINOrfolk Gary King

none Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD HUEY LEWIS 6 THE SMOKEY ROBINSON DEBBIE GIBSON U2

KSMOISan Antonio Jay Scott

MEDLEY L WARNES STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: KENNY O

DAN RVGELBERG CUTTING CREW SWING OUT SISTER BRUCE SPRINSSTEEN

WUSATampa 'Johnny Williams

AL JARREAU MEDLEY 6 WARNES ELTON JOHN Tot test: SMINd'OUT SISTER FLEETWOOD MAC

KENNY G

AL JARREAU MEDLEY L WARNES

PARALLEL TWO WRVRIMOSPhla Bob Keek.

WARWICK L MASSIF Hottest: CUTTING CREW AL JARREAU ELTON JOIN KENNY G

SWING OUT SISTER

WEZSIRichmond Nike Ryon

none

FLEETWOOD MAC

GRATEFUL DEAD KENNY G ABC SMOKET BBINSON

WRAUR.elgh Mlhsel R.ff

RU ROPE LISA LISA MEDLEY L WARNES BRUCE ':PRINGSTEEN Hottes'I ABC CARS DEBBIE GIBSON SWING JUT SISTER REO SITEDWAGON

WSTFiCrlendo BallardP(Irkland

REO SIEEDWAGON MEDLEY L WARNES Hottrt: FLEET, OOD MAC

KENNY G

CUTTI,LG CREW BRUCE SPRINGSTLEI REO N'LEDWAGON

MIDWEST

PARALLEL

ONE WLLTICindnnatl KeyRemuMn

MEDLEY L WARNER Mottest: FLEETWOOD MAC

BRUCE SPRINOSEEEN ELTON JOHN SWING OUT SISTER STEVE WINNOW

WLTOIMDwaukss Bobby Irwin

none Hottest: AL JARREAU PLO SPEEDWAGON MEDLEY L WARNE/ CARLY SIMON DAN FOGELBERG

WLTVDrWI Pal Holiday

ELTON JOHN BOURGEOIS TAG) Rottests SEHN G

FLEETWOOD MAC

CUTTING CREW MEDLEY 6 WARNES

PARALLEL

TWO KRAVITUW Brian Chase

MEDLEY 6 WARNEN Hottest I

SHONE? ROBINSON DAN FOGELBERG FLEETWOOD MAC WHISPERS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

WENSllndianapoils Grey /Eagan

KOOL L THE GAM STEVE WINWOOD LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: ANITA BAKER REO SPEEDWAGON K ENNY 0 CUTTING CREW MEDLEY L WARNES

KUDLA(onw City B rien Casey

REO SPEERWAGON SWING OUT BISTER BRUCE EPRIIIOBTEEN MEDLEY I WASHES Hottest, FLEETWOOD MAC

CARLY BINOM WHITNEY HOUSTON SMOKE( ROBINSON

PARALLEL

ONE KWOILos Angeles EdwardWerdery

NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: WARWICK L KASHIF ELTON JOHN KOOL L THE GAWP RICHARD CARPENTER

KKCW1POrt1mW BM MiWJLlar

MEDLEY L WARNER KOOL L THE GANG Iottsstt KENNY O AL JARRUU CUTTING CREW REO SPEEDWA:ON SWING OJT MISTER

KXOAISawsmsel Tom Grsye

STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK 6 KARHIP HottestI DAN FOGELBERG FLEETWOOD MAC KENNY G SWING OUT SISTER CUTTING CAE.,

PARALLEL TWO KMZOAae Vegas Tim Maran.INI

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON TIMOTTHY B. SCHMIT STEVE WINNOW LOS LOBOS GEORGE HARRISON

KCIXIFOIN Don Jennings

none Hott, st I

HUEY LEWIS L THE DAN VOGELBERU Cirri-:NO CREW FLEETNOCD MAC

6111N1 OUT SISTER

KRTRIH0'Olulu Austin Valli

MEDLEY L WARNES Hottest: ELTON JOHN WHIT NEY HOUSTON CUI TING CREM

AL ARREAU FLa6nIO0D MAC

SUMMARY Medley 8 Wames sweep Most Added honors in FSA and GI. McDonald's popular "Mac Tonight" commercial prompts

KGW /Portland to slot Bobby Dam's "Mack The Knife' as a current. Hottest GI gainers: Cutting Crew and Swing Out Si_.ter. KLRS,

KBLX, and WBMW debut cuts from Al Di Meola; Carlos Santana returns with tracks on KKSF and KBLX. Sling is eithrtr added or

hot on KTWV, KKSF, KBLX, and WBMW.

ALTERNATIVE AC KTWV /Los Angeles Cody/Brodle

CLIFF SARDE "Mosamba" "Dreams" MASON WILLIAMS 8 MANNHEIM STEAMROLLER

"Sunflower' "Country" SADAO WATANABE "Pastoral" "Salvador" 'Touch' "Berung" "Tana' TOM SCOTT "Pipes" "Jungle" "Morning" "Say"

Hottest LANZ A SPEER "Waterton" RUBAJA E HERNANDEZ "Puerto' STING "Beating" VAN MORRISON "Someone' SWING OUT SISTER "Communion"n

KLRSISan Jose Merk Hill

WILLIAM AURA "Come "Mirada- "Haft Moon"

"Dream" "Sea' MICHAEL HARRISON "FinghI "Joy" AL DI MEOLA "Smile' "Rhapsody'"Andoneà' JOE SATRIANI "Always" TROY DEITRICHSON "Globe!" 'Shadow' "Carnival'

Hottest

CHECKFIELD "Distant" KITARO "MOOndanca' DON HARRIS -Elevations' LANZ 8 SPEER "Waterton" VANNI "Silence"

KKSF/San Francisco FelnstelnlFrancls

DAN SIEGEL -- Feelinq Happy

BOURGEOIS TALG "What's Wrong" CARLOS SANTANA "Bella' GRANT OEISSMAN "Water'. "Fish" CHICK COREA "PHsm"

Hottest.

BASIA 'Time' CHECKFIELD "Spring" ICEHOUSE "Kingdom" RUBAJA E HERNANDEZ "Indian" STING "Lazarus"

KBLXJSan Francisco Tony Kalbert

JEANLUC PONT? "Faith" "Gift" "Between GIORGE PETTUS "Night" AL DI MEOLA "Nelsons" "Smile' MAIN "AN Of Me' CARLOS SANTANA "Bella' " rrn Gone"

STING Free " "SOter" "Little" 'Straight"

Hottest.

HIROSHIMA "311" BASIA "AShud" MICHAEL BOLTON "Love' MERL SAUNDERS"Meody' STEVE BACH "Zero'

WLNRIChIca90 Des Handley

BASIA "Aseud" .'Promises" LEE RITENOUR "Windmill"

BILLY COBHAM "Seme" SIEDAH GARRETT "Everchangss I"

CHARNETTE MOFETTE "Nett ABAt

JANICE SIEGAL "Small Day Tomorrow"

Hottest

None

WBMW/Washington Sebastian Cerphe

JIM CHAPPELL "Stars' PETER DAVISON "Wutas" MR. MISTER "Power" LEE RITENOUR "Route' "Windmill

JEAN -LUC PONTY "Faith" "Gift

PAUL VORNHAGEN R PAUL SIHON "Junes" MICHAEL STEARNS "Floating'

WILLIAM AURA "Come' DAN SIEGEL "Rhapsody "Over" ALAN HOLDSWORTH "Distance' PAUL CARRICK "Give Me' AL DI MEOLA "Smote'

Hottest.

STING "Fragile" "Englishman KITARO "MOOndaRUR SCOTT COSSU "BR4un"

CHET ATKINS "Sails" LANZ B SPEER -Canyonlanctr.

Laurel'





AOR ALBUMS Three Two Last Weeks Weeks Week 175 REPORTERS

1 , 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Tunnel Of Love (Columbia) 3 3 2 © YES/Big Generator (Atco)

, 2 3 3 PINK FLOYD /A Momentary Lapse Of Reason (Columbia) 2 4 4 Q JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/The Lonesome Jubilee (Mercury /PG)

7 6 5 5 R.E.M. /Document (IRS /MCA)

5 7 7 0 RUSH /Hold Your Fire (Mercury /PG)

13 0 STING /...Nothing Like The Sun (A &M) ,o 10 8 Q JETHRO TULL/Crest Of A Knave (Chrysalis)

6 8 9 0 AEROSMITH /Permanent Vacation (Geffen)

4 5 6 10 CARS /Door To Door (Elektra)

8 11 11 m MICK JAGGER /Primitive Cool (Columbia)

11 12 12 ® WHITESNAKE/Whitesnake (Geffen)

9 9 10 13 DEF LEPPARD /Hysteria (Mercury /PG)

18 15 15 m ICEHOUSE /A Man Of Colours (Chrysalis)

27 21 19 ® BODEANS /Outside Looking In (Slash /Reprise)

22 20 18 SAMMY HAGAR /I Never Said Goodbye (Geffen)

12 13 14 17 LYNYRD SKYNYRD /Legend (MCA)

19 18 17 18 SQUEEZE/Babylon And On (A &M) 37 27 22 a BOURGEOIS TAGG/YoYo (Island)

16 16 16 20 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT/Timothy B (MCA)

- 31 26 ® RADIATORS /Law Of The Fish (Epic)

OCTOBER 23, 1987

"Tunnel" (155) "Brilliant" (154) "Spare" (76) "Love" (159) "Rhythm" (148) "Shoot" (34) "Slip" (153) "Learning" (106) "Turning" (56) "Cherry" (152) "Hard" (67) "Real" (25) "One" (159) "End" (19) "Worksong" (12) "Time" (159) "Force" (28) "Lock" (21) "Wing" (109) "Together" (108) "Heart" (20) "Monkey" (129) "Farm" (105) "Start" (12) "Rag" (144) "Dude" (43) "Hangman" (29) "Cars" (147) "Trouble" (25) "Girl" (23) "Throwaway" (150) "Work" (15) "Say" (11) "Love" (130) "Boys" (7) "Here" (5) "Animal" (96) "Hysteria" (53) "Sugar" (17) "Crazy" (155) "Blue" (4) "Kingdom" (4) "Only "(137) "Pick" (3) "Dreams" (1) "Eagles" (123) "Returning" (7) "Give" (1) "Truck" (96) "Georgia" (11) "Sweet" (2) "Hourglass" (101) "Prisoner" (5) "853- 5937" (5) "Mind" (120) "Pencil" (1) "Wrong" (1) "Boys" (84) "Don't" (1) "Everybody" (1) "Dreamers" (114) "Wagon's" (1) "Boomerang" (1) "Rain" (118) "Shelter" (1) "Kick" (112) "Rotkin'" (3) "Top" (1) "Love" (77) "Magazine" (12) "Puppet" (4) "Tear" (103) "Double" (2) "Button" (1) "Things" (109) "House" (1) "Jackie T" (1) "Mercy" (48) "Should've" (28) "Don't" (1) "Light" (69) "Rock" (11) "Never" (2) "Hell" (20) "West" (19) "Stones" (9) "Gimme" (82) "Love" (1) "USSR" (53) "Times" (6) "Allentown" (2) "Why" (47) "Loving" (14) "No Such Thing" (72) "Where" (23) "Country" (8) "Tree" (2) "Satellite" (39) "Karla" (7) "Hard" (2) "Little Lies" (26) "Everywhere" (3) "Wonders" (1) "Moment" (21) "Beggin "' (18) "Alright" (5) "Litany" (53) "Birds" (1) "Please" (1) "Time" (49) "Don't" (1) "Gina" (46) "That's" (1) "Love" (1)

Reports/Adds

168 =/0 165 + /0 167 + /1 163 -/2 164 -/1 160 + /2 153+/13 165+/2 151+/1 160 -/0 156 -/3 137 -/1 126 -/0 156 + /6 139+/7 125 + /9 105-/0 103-/0 121 +/17 85 -/0

116 + /16 119 /45 112 =/6 96 -/5

106 + /17 109 + /9

74 +/23 82 +/7 47 -/0 82 +/7 57 /19 58 -/5 72+/5 28 -/0 45 -/0 28 -/1 46 +/6 54 +/12 50 +/3 47 +/5

Power Heavy

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11+ 42+ 18+ 52- 12+ 46- 6 + 32+ 8- 49- 1= 18+ 0 14 2+ 20+ 1= 18- 1 + 14+ 0= 10+ 8- 25- 2+ 10+ 7= 16- 1= 6= 0 14 1= 14- 1+ 7+ 6= 22- 2- 16- 9 + 22- 1+ 5+ 0= 4+ 0- 3= 0- 3+

Medium

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26 - 6-

34 + 27+ 34+ 29 +

DEBUT e ALARM /Eye Of The Hurricane (IRS /MCA)

31 25 24 e JIMMY DAVIS & JUNCTION /Kick The Wall (OMI Music /MCA) 29 22 20 24 ROGER HODGSON /Hai Hai (A &M)

- 29 a PAUL CARRACK /One Good Reason (Chrysalis)

33 28 27 0 NORTHERN PIKES/Big Blue Sky (Virgin)

20 30 31 ff/ RICHARD MARX /Richard Marx (EMI- Manhattan)

32 35 32 m GREAT WHITE /Once Bitten (Capitol)

14 19 25 29 GRATEFUL DEAD /In The Dark (Arista)

- 37 34 Q MSG /Perfect Timing (Capitol)

i DEBUT e BILLY JOEL/Kohuept (Columbia)

15 17 23 32 MELVIN JAMES/The Passenger (MCA)

36 a TOMMY SHAW /Ambition (Atlantic)

25 26 33 34 U2/The Joshua Tree (Island)

13 14 21 35 HOOTERS /One Way Home (Columbia)

26 33 37 a FLEETWOOD MAC/Tango In The Night (WB) I DEBUT e SUPERTRAMP /Free As A Bird (A &M)

DEBUT Q GUADALCANAL DIARY /2x4 (Elektra)

- - 40 © SAGA/Wildest Dreams (Atlantic)

DEBUT) 0 MICHAEL BOLTON/The Hunger (Columbia)

ROGER HODGSON

With Supertramp, ROGER HODGSON helped build a sound that thrilled a

generation.

HAI HAI (SP 5112)

is his new solo album, featuring

"You Make Me Love You;AM

2977) and

"My Magazine"

1987 A &M RECORDS, INC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED '"NOS

BOURGEOIS TAGG

YoYo (Island) 69% of our reporters on It.

RADIATORS Law Of The Fish (Epic)

66% of our reporters on it.

ALARM Eye Of The Hurricane (IRS /MCA)


NORTHERN PIKES Big Blue Sky (Virgin)


PAUL CARRACK One Good Reason (Chrysalis)


BREAKERS,

C NEW & ACTIVE SILENCERS "A Letter From St. Paul" (RCA) 4421 (25/6) Adds including WMMR, KEPI, KRXO, WTPA, KMOD, KPOI, KEZE, WGIR, KRNA, KOZZ. Heavy 5: WLIR, WXRT, KROQ. WHFS, WFNX. Medium 21 including WNEW. KTCZ, KBCO, KLOS, 91X, WKLC, WHEB, KJOT, KKCY, WXXP.

SILENT RUNNING "Walk On Fire" (Atlantic) 43/5 (39/8) Adds. WBAB. WLLZ, KOME, WSTZ, KRZQ. Heavy 2: KBPI, KROU Medium 25 including WNEW, KJJO, KORS, KUPD, KGB, KROR, WKOQ, WLAV, WBLM, WRUF.

LOVERBOY "WIldside" (Columbia) 41/8 (38/7) Adds: WEBN, WQFM, KUPD, WPYX, KMBY, KEZE, KOWB, KFMF. Heavy 3 0107, WHCN. KRZQ. Medium 24 including KGB. KKR, WAAF, KISS, WAPL, KODS, KMOD, KJOT, KDJK, KWHL.

INSIDERS "Ghost On The Beach" (Epic) 38/7 (40/5) Adds. KOKB, WKLC, KLAQ, WKOQ, KEZO, WWTR, KSQY. Heavy 5: WXRT, KISW, WPLR, WRFX, KZEL. Medium 21

including WHEW DC101. WEBN, KSHE. KGB, KJOT, KEZE, WWWV, KFMF. KTYD.

GLEN BURTNICK "Heroes And Zeros" (A &M) 36/7 (42/3) Adds: WLLZ, WKLC, WTPA, WEZX, WLAV, KMOD, WKLT Powers 2. Heavy 5: WEBN, KJJO, WCMF. WKDF, KTYD. Medium 25 including WNEW, WMMR, WKLS, WYNF, KLOS, KGB, KISW, WAAF, KISS, WXKE.

LOVE 8 ROCKETS "Earth Sun Moon" (Big Time /RCA) 31/10 (22/2) Adds WLVQ, KXRX, WTPA, WIXV, KZRR, KEZE, WWTR, KGRQ, KROU, KZOQ. Heavy 3: WLIR, KROQ, WXXP. Medium 10 including 91X, WHFS, CFNY, KWIC, KPOI, WFNX, KATP. KRZQ.

MOTLEY CRUE "Girls, Girls, Girls" ( Elektra) 31/1 (30/5) Adds. WKLC. Heavy 2. KNAC, KTAL. Medium 18 including WDVE, KTXO, WYNF, KJJO, KAZY, KUPD. KOME. WIMZ, KISS, KILO

DISORDERLIES "Soundtrack" (Tin Pan Appie/PolyGram) 22/1 (26/4) Adds: KSJO. Powers 2 Heavy 7 including WIYY. WROK, KKDJ, WYMG, WZZO, KOZZ. Medium 12 including WLVQ, KGB, WBYR, WIXV, WONE, KGGO, WWCK, WFBO, WIOT, KRNA.




WE PRESS SUCCESS

JETHRO TULL "Crest Of A Knave" Jethro Tull has been turning out classic rock albums for

over 20 years. This eagerly awaited release by Chrysalis' longtime star performer has not unexpectedly

been greeted by major radio and retail activity.

Breaker! Tracks ® Albums O

ICEHOUSE "Man Of Colours" Currently touring with the Cars, Icehouse is heating up the airwaves right now with their

breakthrough hit "Crazy ".

Albums Tracks

PAUL CARRACK "One Good Reason" The voice behind some of America's best known

rock groups now has a face! This solo tour de force finds Carrack finally commanding the avid following

his singing and songwriting talents deserve. Breaker! Albums G Tracks Q

YEAR ZERO "Year Zero" The hottest thing to come out of Texas since Tex Mex chili, Year Zero's brilliant debut album, featuring their

hit "Hourglass," is the start of something big. I Chrysalis



84 RatR October 23, 1987

NEW ARTISTS Albums Reports

1 MSG /Gimme Your Love (Capitol) 82 2 GUADALCANAL DIARY /Litany (Life Goes On) (Elektra) 54 3 SILENT RUNNING/Sanctuary (Atlantic) 43 4 LOVE & ROCKETS/No New Tale To Tell (Big Time /RCA) 31 5 DON DIXON/Your Sister Told Me (Enigma) 17 6 BOLSHOI /Please (Beggars Banquet /RCA) 14 7 SMITHS/Strangeways, Here We Come (WB) 13 8 BOOM CRASH OPERA/Boom Crash Opera (WB) 10

GUNS N' ROSES /Appetite For Destruction (Geffen) 10 MARC JORDAN/Talking Thru Pictures (RCA) 10

Tracks

1 MSG /Gimme Your Love (Capitol) 82 2 MARTHA DAVIS /Just Like You (Capitol) 58 3 GUADALCANAL DIARY /Litany (Life Goes On) (Elektra) 53 4 RAINMAKERS /Snakedance (Mercury/PG) 50 5 SILENT RUNNING/Sanctuary (Atlantic) 43 6 LOVE & ROCKETS /No New Tale To Tell (Big Time /RCA) 31 7 PETER HIMMELMAN/Waning Moon (Island) 23 8 DON DIXON/Your Sister Told Me (Enigma) 14 9 BOLSHOI /Please (Beggars Banquet /RCA) 13

10 STRANGEWAYS /Only A Fool (RCA) 11

New Artists are those who have never had an AOR Breaker.

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175 REPORTERS

YES /Love Will Find A Way (Atco) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Brilliant Disguise (Columbia)

R.E.M./The One I Love (IRS /MCA)

RUSH/Time Stand Still (Mercury/PG)

JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Cherry Bomb (Mercury /PG)

GEORGE HARRISON /Got My Mind Set On You (Dark Horse/WB)

WHITESNAKE /Is This Love (Geffen)

PINK FLOYD /One Slip (Columbia)

AEROSMITH/Rag Doll (Geffen)*

CARS /Strap Me In (Elektra)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Tunnel Of Love (Columbia)

ROBBIE ROBERTSON /Showdown At Big Sky (Geffen)

MICK JAGGER/Throwaway (Columbia)

YES /Rhythm Of Love (Atco)

ICEHOUSE /Crazy (Chrysalis)

PINK FLOYD /Learning To Fly (Columbia)

JETHRO TULL/Steel Monkey (Chrysalis)

STING/We'll Be Together (A &M)

BODEANS /Only Love (Slash /Reprise)

STEVE WINWOODNalerie (Island /WB)

SAMMY HAGAR /Eagles Fly (Geffen)

DEF LEPPARD /Animal (Mercury /PG)

BOURGEOIS TAGG /I Don't Mind At All (Island)

LYNYRD SKYNYRD/Truck Drivin' Man (MCA)

STING /Little Wing (A &M)

SQUEEZE /Hourglass (A &M)

JETHRO TULL /Farm On The Freeway (Chrysalis)

INXS /Need You Tonight (Atlantic)

JOE COCKER /Unchain My Heart (Capitol)

TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT /Boys Night Out (MCA)

ALARM /Rain In The Summertime (IRS /MCA)

JIMMY DAVIS & JUNCTION /Kick The Wall (NI RADIATORS /Like Dreamers Do (Epic)

PAUL CARRACK /Don't Shed A Tear (Chrysalis)

NORTHERN PIKES/Things I Do For Money (Virgin)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /Spare Parts (Columbia)

JOHN C. MELLENCAMP /Hard Times For An Honest...

ROGER HODGSON/You Make Me Love You (A &M)

PINK FLOYD /On The Turning Away (Columbia)

MSG /Gimme Your Love (Capitol)

AEROSMITH /Dude (Looks Like A Lady) (Geffen)

TOMMY SHAW /No Such Thing (Atlantic)

DEF LEPPARD /Hysteria (Mercury /PG)

GREAT WHITE /Lady Red Light (Capitol)

PINK FLOYD/The Dogs Of War (Columbia)

BILLY JOEL/Back In The USSR (Columbia)

DOKKEN /Burning Like A Flame (Elektra)

MELVIN JAMES/Why Won't You Stay (MCA)

HOOTERS /Satellite (Columbia)

RUSH /Force Ten (Mercury /PG)

MARTHA DAVIS /Just Like You (Capitol)

RICHARD MARX /Have Mercy (EMI- Manhattan)

RICHARD MARX /Should've Known Better (EMI -Manhattan)

KISS /Crazy Crazy Nights (Mercury /PG)

FLEETWOOD MAC /Little Lies (WB)

SAGA /Only Time Will Tell (Atlantic)

BRYAN FERRY/The Right Stuff (Reprise)

GUADALCANAL DIARY /Litany (Life Goes On) (Elektra)

YES /Shoot High Aim Low (Atco)

DAVE MASON /Something In The Heart (Voyager /MCA)

' keeps a bullet due to continued growth.

Music /MCA)

Reports /Adds Power Heavy Mecum

159-10 154 -/0 159 -/1 159+13 152 + /22 163 + /16 130 -/1 153 +113 144 + /5 147 -/3 155+/9 163 + /10 150 + /12 148 + /5 155 + /5 106 -/0 129 -/1 108 -/4 137 + /6 120 + /11 123 + /8 96 -/0

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BREAKERS. BOURGEOIS TAGG

I Don't Mind At All (Island) 69% of our reporters on It.

ALARM Rain In The Summertime (IRS /MCA)

67% of our reporters on ¡t.

INXS Need You Tonight (Atlantic) 69% of our reporters on It.

RADIATORS Like Dreamers Do (Epic) 65% of our reporters on ¡t.

STING Little Wing (A &M)

62% of our reporters on It.

80- 70 - 55- 29+ 28 +

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18+ 25+ 27+ 14+ 3+ 8+ 3+ 5+ 36 - 18= 20 +

1- 12+ 11+ 11- 6+ 18+ 2+ 12+ 0= 5+ 2= 8- 0= 2+ 1= 1+ 0= 0- 6- 1= 0= 1= 5- 1+ 0= 0= 0= o- 1

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JOE COCKER

Unchain My Heart (Capitol) 68% of our reporters on It.

NORTHERN PIKES Things I Do For Money (Virgin)

62% of our reporters on It.

JETHRO TULL Farm On The Freeway (Chrysalis)

60% of our reporters on R.



BURNING LIKE A FLAME from the forthcoming album,

BACK FOR THE ATTACK On tour now with Aerosmith.

ProdLced and Recorded by Na tíerion for Maximum Headroom Ltd. Management: Q Prime

On Elektra Superior -Quality Cassettes, Compact Discs and Records



L I

86 R &R October 23,1987

AOR TRACKS ®

MOST ADDED DOKKEN /Burning (60)

RAINMAKERS /Snakedance (50) DAVE MASON/Something (49)

ALARM /Rain (46) STING/Wing (41)

RICHARD MARX /Mercy (31) SILENCERS/Red (25)

MARTHA DAVIS /Just (24) AEROSMITH/Hangman (22)

JOHN C. MELLENCAMP /Cherry (22)

HOTTEST YES /Love (80)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /Brilliant (70) R.E.M. /One (55)

WHITESNAKE /Love (49) PINK FLOYD /Learning (36)

RUSH/Time (29) JOHN C. MELLENCAMP /Cherry (28)

CARS/Strap (27) AEROSMITH /Rag (25)

GEORGE HARRISON /Got (22)

CHART CLIMBERS

PAUL CARRACK "Don't Shed A Tear" (Chrysalis) 103/15 (U/18) Adds including CHOM, WNOR, WLLZ, WRIF, KUPD, WHCN, WAPL, WTUE, KICT, KFMZ. Heavy 14 including 0107, KAZY, KBPI, WKRR, WIMZ, WKOO, WFBO, KILO, KRNA. Medium 73 including WNEW, WDVE, DC101, WKLS, WXRT, WLVQ, KYYS, KSHE, KBCO. Moves 39 -34.

MSG "Gimme Your Love" (Capitol) 82/7 (78/4) Adds: WBAB, WCMF, WSTZ, WBLM, KFMZ, KGRO, KROU. Heavy 6: KJJO, KOME, WIMZ, KNAC, KQWB, KAZQ. Medium 53 including WNEW, KTXQ, WLLZ, KSHE, KAZY, KBPI, KDKB, KUPD, KGB, KRQR. Moves 44 -40. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Spare Parts" (Columbia) 76/8 (77/10) Adds: WZZO, WDHA, WSTZ, KBAT, WTKX, KISS, WBLM, WAOR. Heavy 30 including WNEW, WMMR, WDVE, WLLZ, KFOG, KRQR, KOME, WPDH, WCMF, WAPL. Medium 42 including WBAB, KTXQ, KLOL, WGTR, WSHE, KYYS, KGON, KZAP, KXRX, WOUR. Moves 35 -36.

TOMMY SHAW "No Such Thing" (Atlantic) 728 (66/9) Adds: WTPA, WHTF, WFYV, KWLN, WLAV, WGIR. Heavy 7: KJJO, KBPI, WIMZ, KQWB, WAOR, WZZQ, KRQU. Medium 48 including WNEW, KTXQ, WYNF, WLLZ, KAZY, KDKB, KUPD, KGB, KOME, WPYX. Moves 51 -42. GREAT WHITE "Lady Red Light" (Capitol) 69/7 (55/4) Adds: KZEW, WYNF, KSJO, WSTZ, WKQZ, WKLT, KGRQ. Heavy 4: KDKB, KUPD, WRXK, KQWB. Medium 41 including WHJY, WKLS, WLLZ, KAZY, KBPI, KGB, WCCC, WHEB, WAOY, WAAF. Moves 52 -44.

DOKKEN "Burning Like A Flame" ( Elektra) 6480 (4/4) <Adds including KLOL, WYNF, KROR, WCCC, WOUR, WIMZ, WRDU, KISS, WAPL, WTUE. Heavy 3: KJJO, KOME, KNAC.

Medium 44 including WBAB, WLLZ, KQRS, KAZY, KBPI, KDKB, KUPD, KGB, WRAF, KLAQ. Debuts at #47. MARTHA DAVIS "Just Like - You" iCapitol) 58/24 (34/32) Adds including WLLZ, KQRS, KLOS, KROQ, KROR, KOME, WCçC, WHEB, WAAF, WKOO. Heavy 4: WTPA, WPLR, WAQY, KRNA. Medium 37 including WNEW. WHJY, KLAQ, KMOD, KDJK, KEZE, WIZN, WRUF, KQWB, KFMF. Debuts at #51. PINK FLOYD "On The Turning Away" (Columbia) 56/4 (57/5) Adds: WHCN, KLAQ, WOMF, WGIR. Heavy 26 including WNEW, WYNF, WXRT, WEBN, WLLZ, KUPD, KGON, KRQR, WLAV, KPOI. Medium 24 including WBAB, KTXO, KLOL, WLUP, KZAP, KXRX, WIMZ, WDIZ, WRXL, KODS. Moves 43 -39. BILLY JOEL "Back In The USSR" (Columbia) 53/17 (38/38) Adds including WDVE, WLLZ, CFOX, WKRR, WRCU, WIOT, KPOI. KEZE, WRUF, KTYD. Heavy 12 including WBAB, WNEW, WRIF, WTPA, WPDH, KPEZ, WKOQ, WZXL, WWTR. Medium 34 including DC101, WSHE, WLVQ, KFOG, WZZO, WCCC, WAAF, WIMZ, WDIZ, WRXL. Moves 60-46.

GUADALCANAL DIARY "Litany (Life Goes On)" ( Elektra) 53/12 (41/11) Adds including KZEW, KLOL, KBCO, KRQR, CHEZ, KWIC, WZYC, WMFX, KRIX, KOZZ. Heavy 4: WLIR, WTPA, CFNY, KPEZ. Medium 26 including WKLS. WXRT, KQRS, 91X, WHFS, WPLR, WIMZ, WIXV, WLAV, WWWV. Debuts at #58. DAVE MASON "Something In The Heart" (Voyager/MCA) 49/49 (0/0) Adds including WMMR, KLOS, WCCC, WAQY, WKRR, WIMZ, WDIZ, WRQK, WLAV, KATT. Heavy 1: KRNA. Medium 33 including WBAB, WNEW, WDVE, WLUP, WLVQ, WLLZ, KSHE, KFOG, WPYX, WOUR.. Debuts at #60. SAGA "Only Time Will Tell" (Atlantic) 49/3 (48/7) Adds: KBAT, KSQY, KZ00. Heavy 3: 0107, KBPI, KGRQ. Medium 33 including WDVE, WHJY, DC101, WNOR, KSHE, KLAQ, WIMZ, KGGO, WLAV. Moves 59 -56.

RICHARD MARX "Have Mercy" (EMI -Manhattan) 48/31 (17/14) Adds including KJJO, WKLC, KGGO, WXKE, KEZE, WIZN, WWWV, WRUF, KQWB, KFMF. Heavy 4 including KDKB, KUPD, WZZQ. Medium 33 including WNEW, WHJY, WSHE, WYNF, WLLZ, KZAP, KOME, WCCC, WAAF, KISS. Debuts at #52. PINK FLOYD "The Dogs 01 War" (Columbia) 45/5 (40/2) Adds: KTXQ, WRIF, KGON, WZEW, KISS. Heavy 15 including WMMR, WDVE, KFOG, KROR, KOME, KSJO, WLAV, KNAC, KFMQ. Medium 25 including WKLS, KLOL, WGTR, WSHE, WNOR, WPYX, WRAF, WDIZ, WRDU, WIXV. Moves 54-45. BRYAN FERRY "The RIgM Stuff" (Reprise) 43/11 (31/31) Adds including WHJY, KYYS, WDHA, WHEB, KWIC, KBAT, KEZO, KILO, KPOI, WWWV. Heavy 7: WLIR, WXRT, KROQ, WPLR, CFNY, WFNX, WXXP. Medium 26 including WNEW, WLLZ, KTCZ, KBCO, KRXO, WHFS, CHEZ, WRDU, WLAV, WRKI. Debuts at #57.

YES "Shoot High Aim Low" (Atoo) 34/7 (29/3) Adds including KRQR, WZZO, WOUR, KRIX, KISS, KTAL. Heavy 12 including WMMR, WDVE, KUPD, KFOG, WPLR, WLAV, KLPX. WRKI, WBLM, KRZQ. Medium 20 including WNEW, WKLS, KLOL, WDIZ, WRDU, WROK, KQDS, KILT, KOZZ. Debuts at #59.

RAINMAKERS "Snakedance" (Mercury/PolyGram) 50/50 (0 /0) Adds including WHJY. WYNF, KGB, KXRX, WHEB, WKRR, KQDS, WIBA, KJOT, KILO. Powers 1. Heavy 1 KYYS. Medium 25 including WLLZ, KBCO, KUPD, KOME, WAAF, WAPL, KGGO, WLAV, KEZO, KICT.

MICHAEL BOLTON "Gina" (Columbia) 46/8 (41/6) Adds: WBAB, WKFM, KRIX, WTKX, WRKI, KRZQ. Heavy 2: WPLR, KJOT. Medium 29 including WNEW, WHJY, WLLZ, KORS, KBPI, KUPD, KOME, WCCC, WAQY.

SILENT RUNNING "Sanctuary" (Atlantic) 43/5 (39/8) Adds: WBAB, WLLZ, KOME, WSTZ, KRZQ. Heavy 2: KBPI, KRQU. Medium 25 including WNEW, KJJO, KQRS, KUPD, KGB, KRQR, WKOQ, WLAV, WBLM, WRUF.

SILENCERS "I See Red" (RCA) 40/25 (15/11) Adds including WMMR, KBPI, KGON, KRXQ, WTPA, WHEB, KEZE, WGIR, KRNA, KOZZ. Heavy 5: WLIR, WXRT, KROQ, WHFS, WFNX. Medium 16 including WNEW, KBCO, 91X, WKLC, WEZX, KPEZ, KMOD, KPOI, KKCY, KRQU. LOVERBOY "Love Will Rise Again" (Columbia) 35/9 (27/9) Adds: WEBN, WOFM, KUPD, WPYX, KJOT, KMBY, KEZE, KOWB, KFMF. Heavy 3: 0107, WHCN, KRZQ. Medium 19 including KRXQ, KRQR, CFOX, KISS, WAPL, KQDS, KFMG, KKDJ, KDJK, KWHL.

LOVE & ROCKETS "No New Tale To Tell" (Big Time/RCA) 31/10 (22/2) Adds: WLVQ, KXRX, WTPA, WIXV, KZRR, KEZE, WWTR, KGRQ, KRQU, KZOQ. Heavy 3 WLIR, KROQ, WXXP. Medium 10 including 91X, WHFS, CFNY, KWIC, KPCI, WFNX, KATP, KRZQ.

AEROSMITH "Hangman Jury" (Geffen) 29/22 (8/2) Adds including KJJO, WDHA, WHCN, WHEB, KWIC, WSTZ, WFYV, KMBY, WGIR, WWTR. Heavy 9 including WHJY, KUPD, KFOG, KRQR, KISS. Medium 15 including WEZX, WAQY, WIMZ, WZEW, WFBQ, KICT, KILO, KBER, WKLT, KOZZ.

MOTLEY CRUE "You're All I Need" ( Elektra) 282 (26/6) Adds including KAZY. Heavy 2: KNAC, KTAL. Medium 15 including KJJO, KUPD, KOME, WKLC, WHCN, KWIC, WIMZ, KISS, KILO, KRZQ.

INSIDERS "Love Like Candy" (Epic) 25/8 (17/11) Adds including KDKB, KGON. WWTR, KSQY. Heavy 2: WXRT. KZEL. Medium 14 including KISW, WKLC, WIOQ, KLAQ, WKQQ, KEZO, KEZE, WWWV, KFMF, KTYD.

CARS "Double Trouble" (Elektra) 25/3 (27/2) Adds. KGB, WDHA, WAQY. Heavy 6. KRQR, KSJO, KISS, KILO, WWWV, KRZQ. Medium 19 including WNEW, WDVE, Q107, KLOL, WQFM. KJJO, WKRR, WRDU, KATT, KOZZ.

U2 "Sliver & Gold" (Island) 25/1 (30/4) Adds: KOME. Powers 1. Heavy 8 including WTPA, WAQY, WAQX, WFYV, WGIR, WMRY, KWHL. Medium 14 including KBCO, 91X, KGB, KRQR, KISW, WHEB, WROK, KPOI, KDJK, KEZE.

PETER HIMMELMAN "Waning Moon" (island) 23/11 (11/6) Adds including KBPI, KRQR, CHEZ, WOUR, WSTZ, WKGR, WMAD. KATT, KMBY, WIZN. Heavy 1: KRQU. Medium 12 including WNEW, KBCO, KUPD, WHFS, WDHA. WIOO, WBRU, KZEL, KATP, KGRQ. BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Tougher Than The Rest" (Columbia) 23/3 (26/3) Adds: WEBN, WIZN, KWHL. Heavy 10 including WNEW, WYNF, WXRT, WPLR, CHEZ, KLBJ, WLAV. Medium 13 including WIYY, WLUP, KXRX, WZZO, WOUR, WRXL, WIBA, KOMP, KDJK, KFMF.

BON JOVI "Edge Of A Broken Heart" (Tin Pan Apple/PolyGram) 22/1 (26/4) Adds: KSJO. Powers 2. Heavy 7 including WIYY, WROK, KKDJ, WYMG, WZZQ, KOZZ. Medium 12 including WLVQ, KGB, WBYR, WIXV, WONE, KGGO, WWCK, WFBQ, WIOT, KRNA.

SUPERTRAMP "Not The Moment" (A &M) 21/8 (15/9) Adds including KBAT, WKGR, KSQY, KWHL. Heavy 1: WLUP. Medium 16 including WLLZ, WRIF, KINK, KRQR, KXRX, WPYX, KLBJ, WLAV, KILO, WRKI.

RUSH "Lock And Key" (Mercury/PolyGram) 212 (20/3) Adds: KRIX, KISS. Heavy 5 including KSJO, WHCN, WBLM, KRZQ. Medium 14 including WDVE, 0107, WKLS, KTXO, KLOL, WNOR, KJJO, WEGR, WROK, KOZZ.

DREAM ACADEMY "Indian Summer" (Reprise) 21/0 (22/2) Powers 2. Heavy 3: CHOM, KTCZ, KGRO. Medium 14 including WNEW, KBCO, KINK, WDHA, WTPA, CHEZ, KDJK, WIZN, WWWV, KRNA.

STING "Lazarus Heart" (A &M) 20/8 (18/18) Adds including KSQY. Heavy 8: KRQR, KSJO, WPYX, WZEW, WAPL, WXXP, KFMQ, KWHL. Medium 11 including KLOL, KTCZ, 91X, KGB, CFOX, WI00, WK00, WRDU, WIZN, KFMF.

R.E.M. "Its The End Of The World As We Know It" (IRS/MCA) 19/3 (17/0) Adds including WRDU, KFMX. Heavy 8: WXRT, WBRU, CFNY, WAPL, WFNX, WXXP, WWWV, KTYD. Medium 7: WBAB, WNEW, WKLS, 91X, WDHA, KZEL, WWTR.

GLEN BURTNICK "Heard it On The Radio" (A &M) 18/9 (9/6) Adds including WLLZ, WKLC, WTPA, WEZX, WLAV, KMOD, WKLT, KFMF. Heavy 0. Medium 12 including WNEW, WYNF, WDHA, WAQX, KATP, KQWB, KRZQ.

DEF LEPPARD "Pour Some Sugar On Me" (Mereury/PolyGram) 17/4 (14/3) Adds: KLOL, WEZX, WEGR, KPOI. Powers 2. Heavy 7 including WDVE, KUPD, KISS, KNAC, KTAL, KTYD. Medium 9 including KTXQ, KJJO, WAAF, WIXV, KFMG, KOZZ.

DEF LEPPARD "Excitable" (Mercury/PolyGram) 17/1 (17/1) Adds: KOZZ. Heavy 5: WDVE, KSJO, WHCN, WAPL, KKDJ. Medium 10 including 0107, WKLS, KLOL, KRIX, WRQK, WFBQ, WLNZ, KDJK, WKLT.

LOLITA POP "Bang Your Head" (Virgin) 17/0 (18/4) Heavy 1: KROQ. Medium 8: WXRT, KBCO, WHFS, WHEB, WSTZ, KZEL, KQWB, KTYD.

AOR ALBUMS MOST ADDED

ALARM (45) RICHARD MARX (23)

SILENCERS (21) BILLY JOEL (19)

INXS (19) BOURGEOIS TAGG (17)

PAUL CARRACK (17) RADIATORS (16)

STING (13) GUADALCANAL DIARY (12)

HOTTEST YES (82)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (81) R.E.M (55)

PINK FLOYD (52) WHITESNAKE (51)

JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP (43) RUSH (38) CARS (30)

AEROSMITH (29) STING (23)

NEW & ACTIVE Continued from Page 82

DREAM ACADEMY "Rememberance Days" (Reprise) 21/0 (22/2) Powers 2. Heavy 3: CHOM, KTCZ, KGRQ. Medium 14 including WNEW, KBCO, KINK, WDHA, WTPA, CHEZ, KDJK, WIZN, WWWV, KRNA.

VAN MORRISON "Poetic Champions Compose" (Mercury/PolyGram) 19/1 (18/1) Adds: CFNY. Heavy 5: WXRT, KTCZ, KBCO, KINK, KKCY. Medium 10. WNEW, WLLZ, KFOG, WHFS, CHEZ, WIOQ, WLAV, WMAD, WWWV, KGRQ.

DON DIXON "Romeo At Juilliard" (Enigma) 17/4 (13/2) Adds: 91X, WHCN, CFNY, KMOD. Heavy 1: KPEZ. Medium 10 including WXRT, WHFS, WZYC, WRXK, WRDU, KKCY, KATP, KQWB, KTYD.

LOLITA POP "LoIRa Pop" (Virgin) 17/0 (18/4) Heavy 1: KROO. Medium 8: WXRT, KBCO, WHFS, WHEB, WSTZ, KZEL, KQWB, KTYD.

ALICE COOPER "Raise Your Fist & Yell" (MCA) 14/1 (13/6) Adds: WSTZ. Heavy 1: KNAC. Medium 6: WLLZ, WRIF, KUPD, KISS, KFMG, KATP.

BOLSHOI "Lindy's Party" (Beggars Banquet/RCA) 14/1 (13/0) Adds: KBCO. Heavy 1: KROQ. Medium 12 including WLIR, 91X, WHFS, CFNY, KZEL, KPOI, WFNX, WXXP, KATP, KRQU.

SMITHS "Strangeways, Here We Come" (WB) 13/2 (11/0) Adds: WBRU, KPOI. Heavy 6. WLIR, KROQ, 91X, CFNY, WFNX, WXXP. Medium 4: WXRT, KBCO, WHFS, WZEW.

CHARTS - Records showing significant upward momentum are bulleted. Heavy rotation figure is the sum of a record's power and heavy reports. A record's amount of light reports can be determined by subtracting its heavy and medium reports from its total reports. 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.

CHART CLIMBERS - Charted tracks that are building in airplay but have yet to become Breakers. Numbers indicate total reports /adds, e.g., 80/40 means 80 total reports and 40 adds. (Figures in parentheses are last week's data.)

NEW & ACTIVE - Records 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.)




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KRAU /Laramie Eye is once again E P3

West AOR reporting station.

WMRO /Boston is no longer an AOR

reporting station.



90 R&R October 23, 1987

EAST

104 WBS. Baltimore

PD: Brian Thomas Asst PD MD WillyB OBrien

MIGNAJL JACKSON/Bad H 2 MADONNA/Cousin. A Ceratlon

3 'ILLY IDOL/Many Many

R EVROPE/Cs.re,tln Emotion

FLEETWOOD MAG/Lrtel. Lios TIFFANY/1 Thini en . N

H 1 B EIPOSE/Let M. w BO o One HEART/Who 14111 You

10 EINSON/O R.

SMOEY RO N rt1..t 11 PRINCE/U Got The 12 MEDLEY WARNES/11.y. Hat. Eta. Of 17

WH2 uTXE/".re

i Oa Agasn 1 14 .[OAWa.r. The str..ts Hay 1 15 EVER t 16 IICE Sr BPRING6TEEN/ellt.nt Drs.uts 1 17 PET SHOP 20 1 ON SPEEDYAO/In'ny 22 19 ERIN. 23 20 C CREW/I,'. Loy. B.. 25 21 SWING WT SISTER/ Br..keut 24 22 LOS LWOS/CD.. On Lot'. Go 26 23 .ETS/1 DD You 27 24

ANeI"ARD MARX/Should've 8.1..

25 Rumour 14

0 M MIC/IAEL/FattE " D 2 POISON/1 Hen' FO .t YoD

MI u

29 SP 15 30 JO CO w COUGAR/ I HN n Fare

ADDS DEEBIE 01601/Shale Your Leu ' HOUSTON/So e Emotional

JODY wTLEY /Oen /t You MICHAEL EOLTW /Thats Whet Leve It

WMJQ 102.5 FM

PD: Kevin Belcastro MD: Roger Christian

Buffalo

MADONNA/Coos.. Commotion

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RINCE/U Dot The XPOW /Lot M. 0r T . Ono EILLY IDOL/neny Sony WING

OS Bo SISTER/ Er.Ut

" en. I Thant We're Al N

13 BRUCE SPRIOSTEEN /Ert3liant AB /You A

]0. KENNY 0 /Don'trMahei s. Watt 11 1 SQUEEZE/ .oulast IS 1

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2 LOS L0.0./Como n Let's 0 17 1 MIAMI SOUND MAC 1 /11010 Say That

1 MEDLEY WAR ES /I I've

wt 21 i RICHARD MAI

Str.a syHa oo at. n S

2 20 LIM LISA/Lett In Emotion 25 21 W M rE

/i Su.or Free

2) 23 STELAE 29 33 DEOIE "m ` GIBSON/ShakoYe

" ' 30 24 TIMOTHY B SCNNITBat.wte <Out

EEL.. CARLISLE / w.von Is A Plat. 27 TEVTE WOHER

Wall You Run T

21 29 KOOL THE DANG /S..c1.1 Way 33 32 31

N 9TEREKE wIf'You L.t M. St..

32 13 NICKEL OOLTON/Th.

GEORGE M not Lev. It

36 74 R E Al /The One I Love 75 WHITNEY 3. POISON/1 Won't

Se 37 TAYLOR DAVNE/Tell . 341 GEORGE HARRISON/Got My

HOUSTON/So

mind Isar on

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10 40 LIVING dEN A BOX /Sol The Story Goes

ADDS ../Timo Stand Still wHITESNAAE/Is Th. Loy. JO. COUGAR/Cherry 11.1

BILLY JOE L BOVROEOIS TALG I Dan t Mthe At All

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Washington

PD: Mark St. John MD: Gene Baxter

LISA LISA/Lost WARNES/11.. tad, Tt.. Of I

eéi ce.V atora PRiNCE/1 G Looll

14111TEBwxE/HrI Do tattn TIFFANY/1

Moag Alen. N

DAN H1LL/Can't We EMie..ae,t

LOS EXPOSE/LOS C n EXPOSE/Lot Mo BT One

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to

POISON/1 Won't e.gt You

ñaaiENr BRUCE r t Dr.9yra .01. MICHAEL/Hard Day DESUE

WlmañOv.T.ti;.ur Ley.

DEDNOE MICHAEL/Faith ITESNAKEht T

y 11111/1.0 . u TonlEnt

ADDS WHITNEY HOUSTON /Be Emerseno1 JODY WaTLEY /Don't You AN RAEL BOLTON /Teat'.

Want hat Loy. Is

TANOR DA.NETT.11 It To Au Ho.,

W EGX/Philadelphia PD: Charlie Quinn g Jay Beau Jones

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MADONA/c.u.tn. A C.m.otren IDOL/Many Many

MIC HAAELL JAC

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LISA LI.00000 In'EEOt.. PRINCE /U Cat The Loo. LEVER MEDLEY 4 NARRES /11't

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TEK W

I EELINDA CARLISLE/He.otn I Place

YE./Love W

ExPOSE/Let Ma Tho On. KENNY 0/Don't Mato Me Was O 07410E MICHAEL /F.Ith RICHARD MARX/Should've Sets. JODY MTLEV /Don't You Me 01801 /1 Won't

nNG GR/ :ong .ORGE HARRISONSOtMy Rind S., Cr

S O EETE/1eur.le..

WHITNEY s WBTWBe Ema aon.l

0.111E 01..010 /Shat. Your Love JEY10/1 De You TIMOTHY E SCHMITAley. Night Out

MIAMI BOUND MCHI /Botch Bog Tha

CHR PARALLEL ONE PLAYLISTS

9 Washington D.C. PD: Chuck Morgan MD: Pam Trickett

W. . Al.n. TIFFANY/1 T/..a.y.

M

HEART/Who . . Y""ytDoNN.. g aCe_e.n

EXPOSE/Let .I Start

Me Illo T FLEETWOOD IIK tt1. N.

13 B BILLY IDOL/Many`Many 11 . street. H. 10 10 MICwIEL JwCKSON/B.°

H 15 11

14 12

1 13 H 18 14

17 15

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20 21

22 23 24 23 26 27

29 70

MEOLEWARNES/11.v. W l. Y L WS/11'v. . Of KENNY

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LISA/Last"1 BELPINDA C.LISLE/Ns...I. A Ploc. SWINC OUT SISTER/ Qreaeut CARS/You Aro The PRINCE/U 0 Look Los LDEDB/E.m. on Lot's DEBBIE BON/Sn ky Your Love

. NE/HOr. 1 Ago. BRUCE xOSTEE"/Fluunt D .evo.

" ey SOSI u FraYou JETS. De You

WHe.DUD/v.l.rl. OMER ONES/Holiday PET SHOP ein

MICHAEL/Faith

29. 30 TAYLOR DAYNE/Tell It To My Howt CUTTING GREW/1,e lloon In Love 0.0 PRETTY POISON/Catch Mo 1 Fall .<

s rouENErEH.I y

Together

98.5 PD: Boom Boom Cannon Ops Mgr: Lorrin Palagi

Buffalo

MADONNA /Cvan. A Commotion XPOW /La Me So The One

3 WINO OUT SISTER /fr..kut LISA /Lo In Ealotton

S NATALIE COLE /JUr Start

t t

S

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PRINCE / Oat The Ian. N

S REETWOOD MAC /Little Lt.. LEVERT /Canova sa

1 10 MICHAEL SO/1.4 EUROPE /Car

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1,1

3 HEA ry T /Yhe 1 You Run Ta IDOL/Many Men

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1 14 DDlTtwdcREW /1.v. Boons[ ve Bef 17

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20 TEWAtEXMe..`[ e A... 21 BRUCE

3 n 23 MEDLEY d4 WARNES/11. . w . Of EL.. CARLIE<;éwt.et A Plat. t

2) 25 9TIN0 /We'll S. H 28 06 BOUEEIE /Haur.l.s. 31 27 OL SINE 01ESOS /She.. Your Lev. 30 OB THE WaAV Frs.

Way 32 29 AWLS 23 ]O

J001 WHAT Y /Don' tYou e

37 32 POISON /1 W argot Want

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36 33 33 34 EON JOVl.Edge o Hear

A 74. TAYLOR °AWE/Tell It To My H1aTt

A 38 STEVIE WONDER /Skeleton.

ADDS 35. 36. 38

VP/Programming: Scott Shannon OM: Steve Kingston

2 arion SILLY IDOL/Rony Meng LISA ITL I ONNtH.r. E E/ I Go AE.1n

UIN nt D .

SWING SU//...t..g 1 1 9 RIEDE. 4 WARNES/11'.. will Tt.. CO

10 LEVER 11 WHITNEY HOUB I.e.e M.

.i iANNXNBeAV.N. He IN Th. One

H S 14 BELINDA CARLISLEiN..vn 1 A Placr

IS EUROP ' 23 16 JOD NATLE/D ah't Y Wont M.

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LOS L0006/La BrBo 2 20 DE1f1E GODSON/Shako Your Lev.

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24 21 tnnI 30 NTEYNPSTCÑ

ADDS 26. 30

WZOU Boston s-

PD: Harry Nelson Asst. PD/MD: Clarence Barnes

ALIE CCOLE/Juans " Start KEONB..

ADONNA/COU.Nne A Ceretlon VE/Corro.

R DOE% NRBER/DSnn.r W h. .rshwt-.

E1NCE/U Oat Tn Look 11

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t0 COUGAR/ JOIN Ty'y Ftr . .

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i Soon n Love Bet . 16 .1NG OUT SISTER 23 1

von Is A Place 23 OTHER DTR O Heltd.y" 22 20 EED WEE y Draws 29 21 POISON/I Won't 000000 You 30 22 RICH.. 32 23 SDUEEIE/HH..ergl.sSld

v. xnoyn Boae

24 IO

WtI 1TNN/W.. ILee.. Like

26 WA WA MEE/Sugar F

27 LO. LOBOS/coo. On Let's Go 38 ANITA EAKER/Ra One In The World

] 29 ST.SNIP/Boat Potrol

31 " LIVING IN The St.ryCors H 72 JON COVOM

33 YES/Leve W111 Fin. A Way 34 KANE as TIMOTNr B,"GC.9rlT/so..s 22ss 2u1

ADDS 30 WHITENNAKE/I. i

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Loute PRETTY i

OIBON/C.tcn n. IN Fallt g

.EART 1a r

WHITNEY HOUSTON/Se E 0000000 i JOE JIMMY DAVIBBi..1The Wall

ON CEMOE HAR y Mind Set on

DEF L l JODY wTLEV/Dontr Want ne

STEVE 11.000/161.1. . STING/W.'1N Bo Tooether

1/41/HITSINAROWIIIII PROF

Providence Ops. Manager Tom Cuddy

MD: Vic Edwards X11

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nCN.EL/JcMSON/e.a' Alen. N

EXPOSE/Let M . P INCE/U Got Leal

EETWDDD MACastu. L .

PVRTC .eTOrl EE/ Are T.

SYOUT SISTER/ Br...avt PET 610P POTS/It's A Sin CUTTING CREW/I've Be. In Lev. Bof OISON/1 Won't FDre.t Yeu .G ONER/N.11t.Y

MEBILLY IDOL/No. M DLer L u. Of

72/Wh... dT .'lt NG

Hov B RUCE S.ISIEENs6rtllt.nt D

w11CNAEL BOLTON/That's Place

Y Leve Is MIAMI SOUND MA[ East

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atte LADMA BRAIAR V O/POryOf"L DEBBIE C

IeUXyI e Your Lev.

BWEEIE/N ss MICR JA

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LósosL yYES*L.NYrllFind

Love JODrdWaTLEY/Don't'You Want Me JErBER Deo u r

Hm s .<eu1t.

WHITNEY HOLD r

ON/6O Emotional CHER /I Found8e..an. SANANTHA FDY/NOthi.'s Ganne stir JOHN COUGARRhorry Ea.

Louie N HILL/Noyer Thought That DA 1

NERDY i LISA/Wat .rfal .POISON/Catch n IN Falla .

HIP/Boa . ROUBLE/Cr.cyrN BIG 4 GANG/Spocial Way

GEORGE HAR ON/OOtn Mind Set On I-PAU/ET-id. OF Snw" GEORGE mICHAELLT.th TAYLOR DAYNE/Tell It To My Neort NA WA

oEa9kyLOton. STETIE

ANITA BAKER N. on, m Th. Nn..r

Montreal

PD: Bob Beauchamp MD: Guy Brouillard

2 1 JOHN COUGAR/Pap. In Fire 1 MICHAEL 3 will YoU Run To

H R PET"WNE Rö:S;I EANAYAR.vA/1 Hoare

H 11 ) MANNAVC.u.rnp W A taon 8 Got The Look

SYINGEOV 'sut 14 10 JON F .Down

15 11 MICK JAGGER/Let's `

10 12 ABC/Wn.n Sookey Stn.. 17 13 S/P.int..

H 21 t SAMANTHA 00000 Stop 11 IS PINK FLOYD/L..1H.

Nor TON/Olgn't w Imay 23 17 LIM L1SA/Lest

MIS In Erttony

w .t

12 IS DAVID BW[E/wv.r L ho Down N 2B 19 MUCE EPR tant D. ta .

22 20 CARS/Yew A gu

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23 CUTTING 16 26 ALEXADECR"0

In .

33 27 MIAMI 5 . Boy That H

]4 20 QV MR elISTER/SomothIng Re.

24 30 OCANA

33 32 ELCOLE/JVp 'S Start

Oer.nwin

3á3 40 35 STING/we'll Bo Toyota.

way

ADDB pEORpE MICHAEL/Faith

TERENCE YREt Y

D'A/If You Let M. Stay e1Rr/Brote. Of Surylval W IT[IWNE/ I sr ROGER HUDOSON/You na.. Ma Loy. vun

JN DEF LFPPAD/Animal B ELINDA CAL[SLE/It..y.n It A Place 0 PLATINUM LONOE/COnt.ct RICHARD MARX/Should'. HE

Known Bett. W UR

CURE/Just JOOY w

TLE.¡oan t You Want PM

BwERTR.w

STEVIE

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bbeom MEN HATS/P. o. T he World JETS/1

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PODIIGEDP Don't nsnl

8 1 Philadelphia

gi PD: Scott Walker

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MD: Glenn Kahna

MICHAEL `OUJACKSON/000 000Out

ROSE /Let SISTER/

The OTH SILLY IDOL /Mont' Many

D e .. F L ACttl L

TI TIFFANY /I Taint Nov

N 're LIM LISA/Lost IRE PET SHOP S0. /It'y A SIn PRINCE /V Got T ea MAKI SONO MACHVEetch. Sa Ttot MICHAEL BOLTON/That's W

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DOVE O SONShat. s

MEDLEY W e Of N

TIcl SON/Catch

GUTNG our .e '

pen In Loy. B.. nuEEIE /HEla YES /Lave Will Fin

' TLEYen't Mont nt M. H

JODY SERS/Bot.l1 i to

KOOL TMHNEONG /Sgeaal Wa Known Eat.

00000 Free B ELINDA C LISLE /H.8v.n IS A Plat. c

SRT /Th.

WvTtCO SAA/ . 1

D TROWL /Craig World

ALYM AN /The Real Thing B TEVIE MODE

TNY E HNITeys Ntyht Dut EHI ICOVBE /CriS s

0000 Dream OS LAOS /Come On L a

WITEBNAE /1. T

CURE/Just Lt. ° BOURGEOIS TAG /1 Dent Hlnd At All

.0R. MICHAEL /Forth POISON/1 roost You NEW ORDER/True STEVE WIAOOD /Val.r.e GLENN JONES/We've Only J

stns Fe. T. ENSF/System Of Surely.

I Li 0 o C lJ LMJ

PC: Bill Terry Long Island MD: Ruth Tolson

2 IMICHAEL J

IML on 3 ] PRINCE/UPO Loot

M1ADONA/Gwln; Commotion EUROPE/Corro.

S 6 E1LLY 100E/MOnY Many TIFFANY/1 r N

H .3 8X1110 OUT BISTERIErulK.tn B EXPOSE/Lot M. Be The One

10 10 LELERT/Casanova IB II FLEETWOOD MAC /Little LN.. IS 12 ERUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Erllll.nt DI .BUI.

Again H 23 13 MEDLEY WANNESICI've Ha. 71.ta Of

HOUSTON/Didn't ON W 21 16 BELINDA CARLISLE/wav.n Is A Place' 22 TTINC CREW/l'y. Bean In Loy. B.f

.e PENNY

o IiI PI AMÑ r r

25 21 O Its A e 22 JCNN COVO./ Poyo. On Fare

17 23 ABC/WA. S.et.Y B 27 24 POISON/1 Won't 000000 You 28 25 "` Ge

B 2) MICHAEL /Faith

'l Be h.r T WHITNEY NR HOUSTON/SBEmotional 30 Known Eott.

AOD C9< HARRI.ON/Oot My

JO. WATLEY/Don't You Want°Me'< On

PRETTY POISON/Catch M. I'm Pal..

DEBBIE CIBSON/Shako r

BILLY JOEL s.c. 1n Th. u s s u

Pittsburgh

94 FM PD: Jim Richards MD: Lori Campbell

/ e r

FLEETWOOD L a.s . IDOL /Mon.

ttlE

/ MEDLEY 4 YAKGi /11.ve w

am. Of

a

O U2 /ono. X k e Str t. Hey MIHAEL JACKSON/BT EXPOSE/Let No

11 BRUCE N /6rt111.nt Da pug. IFFAr

n`e We're

're Alen N

R¢w+é "MARX /Should'v Known 1 0 CARLISLE/Heaven Pl.t.

6 /LO.t I an 2 1 STEVE NWOOO /V.lae ̀i

19 EIMDPE /Caret.

T

ho Will r To 0 STING/We'll 1. Tagethor

2 2 W1G OUT SISTER/Breakout 22 CUT NO CREW/I n In Love Bet

2 23 AERO&HTHI /Dud 1

21 24 JODY WATLEY /Dent "tau Want Me 3S MICHAEL SOLTON /That'. What Loy is

16 26 JON COUGAR//

DAN HILL/Can't We TAy, 2

P00000 In Fir

D On Lot's Co ' D 30 WHITEENE /IS . This Loy.

ADDS ISONN /I Want For

WHITNEY PET !MOP BOYS/It's A Sin

Y HOUSTON/So 4 n.. !OM COUGAR/cherry Itomli

0111SON/Sha. Your Love

PD: Larry Berger MD: Andy Dean

New York

MICHAEL JACO/ d

H 2 TIFFANY/I Think .

rAlone N

a MADONNA/CuSB e C.at2en 2 Again 1 Ce Again

] LISA LIM/Lest In Emotion BILLY IDOL/Meng

Rwour " 16 B MEDLEY 4 WARMES/11'vW

7 WHITNEY HOUSTON/Didn't I. Al.oa H 14 10 WIRO WT SISTER/ 00000000

M.

12 11 BRUCE SMINOSTONSaIIRant Dio.n:.

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n e Th. O. IS 13 IA EUROPELCaCSn '

g lR DAN M t w Look

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25 22 nciíEDBÓM. 33 SMOKY ROSINSON/One H

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27 24 STEVIE 0/ 00000 Your Eady 22 27 All..en Soot. Sings

FLEETWOOD HOUSTON/So I 29 WITNE Emotion.

D 30 LOS LOBOS/Come On Let's Co

ADDS 22.

164000 WXKS -FM Boston

1 0 8 FM PD: Sunny Joe White

Acting MD: Jerry McKenna EDNiC.ustni A Commotion XPCommotion OSE /Lot B. The On.

i RED w MICHAEL

AG M

.

World N 8 6 PET MOP SOTS/It's A Sin

MICHAEL BOLTON /That e What Love Is

8 BRUCE SPRINOSTEEN /Br.1lt.ntDI.eu1. NEB /11,e Mod. Tim. Of

10 10 swim. our DUTTIRO CRENlrO 12 11 1v. 11 n In Love B..

H to 12 PRETTY POISON/Catch SMeS I'm .11.4

13 1 SQUEEIE /Hourglass` 14 13 U2/Where The

29 16 LAURA /MANIC...ow. Of Leve

21 IS JODY H/DDud.n;e

You Want Me 22 19

20 HARD Y.

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33 BELINDA /CARLISLE /HoovenII A Plate MIAMI BOND M vetch Sav hot

R/e.t.ult. 26 .'n B. To.ther 27 LOS L011011/Come On Let's A OTHER DIEB /HOI.ay

Oa

29 KOOL i THE GANG /Spec..l Wet 30 STEVIE 31 ICCHOUSER.Ity

ó.elet.nt

3 72 Patrol 33 DEBBIE CISSONShoke Your Loy.

3e JETS/1 De You

NEE /Sugar Free

ADD WHITNEY HOSTON/ee E Xian.. CHER/I Found Someone WHITEST... Eht. Love EASE/System Of Su 00000 1

JOHN COUGAR/cherry Bomb

HA. a Wi11

TEOENCE AOG/1Po OR DA T 11 It To My Heart

CuRE/Juot "' SIMORF .° Dr. m

GEORGE MICHAEL/Ftth GEORGE HNARISM/Dot My Pltnd Bet 0

SOUTH

Tampa

Ops. Manage : Mason Dixon MD: Bobby Rich

3

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0 12 1

19 13 6 14

15 R 17 16 18 1

24 16 22 19 23 20 25 21 26 2?

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20 27 29

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ADDS

MICHAEL JAC"BaNB.d

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Ur.

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TIFFANY/ Thin. I. Soul'

HEAT /Wh REN Will /I've "E.en In Love 9ef

Run To

EUROPE /C 0000 BRUCE SP NGSTEEN /Brilliant D1sgu...

. B. The On. .110 OUT SISTER ANITA .ES /No One In The world KENNY 14. U2/Where T t a Hay BELINDA

i

ALISLE/N.ay.n Is A O:

TIMOTHY íO WHS ITers Mteht Out

'Ind A Way WHITESNARE/Is

T

Kneen eater RICwR h. "01'. CARE/You

D SON /Shah Your Love GEORGE MICHAEL /Flth °

ELTON JON /Condo. In Th. Wind

NET HOUSTON /s0 E"etlen.l D EF PINA ROY'0/L..rntng Te Fly

POISON/1 Won't F 00000 You

OM NEW 104

PD: Chris Bailey MD: Cathy Cruise

t

10 2 u 13 12

3 17 14

14 1.7

24 23 23 24

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WNVZ Norfolk

LISA HEART/Who

LISA/Lert In"Emotion

SILLY A Commotl on

Bom.ur MICHAEL JACKSON/Bad

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DESB e/mEEóNiOnlg 1 raaao I.

LEWIS THE/Doing N r

HOEY

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WHITC SNAOE/ a..t

DAN HILL/Can't No. Try, RICHARD POISON/I"Y

Known aet< You

r eAD/Heart And Soul

ADDS JODY WATLEY /Den t You Want me

ON JETS/I Da too WHISPERS/Just Gets 00000 r w...

POWER

A

KRBE Houston

PD: Paul Christy MD : Cheryl Broz

2 H14 ICEL JACKSON/Oa.

AR Alan. N IDOL/Many M

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SHOP M tg

NO OUTER H t B SON/I Won't

ó st`<:e.ttt MADONNA/Caws.. .on :9:: N....n

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16 ECHO BONNHEN/L1p. Lit. Bug.r

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6/E Your Love Ono

2 19 MEDLEY i WARNES/11.y. C. 20 TIMOTHY SCHAIT/Boys Night Out

2B 22 nIAMI BOND M CHI/Bach flay That 3 23 RICHARD nANM Known Bate

24 WA NEE/Su 9.rF nt Disg +

26 WHIEEWHAE/Is This Loy. 27 WENDY LISA/ 0000000 11 2. STARS/ER/Boot Patrol 29 FLEETWOOD MAG/Littl. Eloo 70 PRETTY POISON/Catch Me Po Folltn.

izJETS/1 Do You

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y

i> .1's Togother

39 BIG TROJELE/Croxy 00000 40 GEORGE HARRISON/Got My Ahna Set On

32. 40 of

My 11.art JOE

LAURA BRANIOAN/Powor N W1. ROCKERS /..Sine. loua

LleING IN /10X/So The TAYLOR DAYHE/o II It To My

Story Go.

cLENN EJ YE

TERENCE TRENT. ON/If You Lot Me st.

ABC/The Night You 0000000 JIMMY DAvIS/KI. The Wall

Houston

VP!Programming: John Lander PD: Ron Parker MD: John Cook

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SAMANTHA FOX /"et::no's Gonna Stop Fly SAMPT

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PD: John Roberts

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MD: M.J Kelly

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ON OLEN 1.11NICK/Follow You

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October 23, 1987 RaIR 91

CHR PARALLEL ONE PLAYLISTS

GM/PD: Bob Case MD: Lindsey Burdeite

Atlanta

1 MICHAEL J.CKSON/Bad Alone N

3 BILLY IDOL/Many Many

MADON11/T.lme CoamotIon

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11 BELIHM CARLISLE/Ho.nlls A Place 12

1 13 1 14

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D.C. 3 27

28 GEORGE MICHAEL/Falth 3 29 FAME/24 3 30 R°.lotans

31 GEORGE HMRISON/Got My Mind S.t On '

°3 33 BTARSHIO Bt Patral u.

34 JODL Wa Y/Dv 33 OR DAME/Tell It Ta My Hoare

KENNY / e Strets °Hay

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37 19 TAYLOR DAME/Tell It To my Hoort

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New Orleans

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26 OEORDE Al<HAEL/1 Want Your Sot

ADDS NONE

L The On. GEORGE MICHAEL/Felth DEBBIE GISSON/Shoke Your Love KANE GANG/Motortown

STING/We'll ME Tog... DIP1ON F /American Dr..

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PD: Lyndon Abell

MD: Jim Atkinson

ADD

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ADDS 28. 29. 30

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Minneapolis

PD: Gregg Swedberg

MD: Karen Wong

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STEVE WINWOOD/veler.

DILLY IDOL /MO y many

PD: Buddy Scott MD: Joe Bohannon

Chicago

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.¡MD: Kathy Means

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ADDS JOEL /Ba In T . S .M

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PD: Done Hallam

Asst. PD/MD: Tracy Johnson

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MD /Asst. PD: Dave Allen

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Asst. PD: Tom Kelly

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ON WHITNEY HOUSTON/momont 00 00000

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Music Coord.: Joe Sonderman

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PD: Adam Cook

Assistant PD /MD: Kevin Haines

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WPOW continues to nurture new artists, often exclusively. Four artists getting no airplay on other P1 -A's or mainstream CHRs show healthy moves on WPOW

this week: LYDIA LOVE, MARIBELL, SHY ROSE, and MID-

NIGHT FANTASY. Also climbing are SAMANTHA FOX, up

seven, and EXPOSE's "Seasons Change," up six. WPOW adds COVER GIRLS, NOCERA, MEDLEY & WARNES, and ANITA BAKER (now Top 15 on KPWR). Although both of Hot 105's adds are dance- oriented, they're both firm favorites of main - streamers - DEBBIE GIBSON and WHITNEY HOUSTON - and

the station's evolution to the center continues. KPWR displays a

whopping 13 -point leap for LOS LOBOS, with Debbie Gibson up

eight, LACE up five, and TIFFANY reaching Top 5. Adds are Cover Girls and Whitney. Hot 103 continues to get hot reaction from STEVIE B, up four, while Medley & Warnes work their way up six and the PET SHOP BOYS gain five. STING is added at 35, EWF at 37, with WPOW discovery SYNDI JANSEN and the new STARPOINT also added. KITS's top movers in a quiet week are INXS, MEN WITHOUT HATS, and WA WA NEE, while the new DEPECHE MODE is added at 24.

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MOST ADDED EAST BREAKOUTS

Whitney Houston Warwick & Kashif

John C. Mellencamp Whitesnake George Michael INXS

CHR ADDS & HOTS October 23, 1987 RJR 93

MOST ADDED SOU H BREAKOUTS

Whitney Houston Eric Carmen

George Michael Jonathan Butler

Whitesnake Warwick & Kashif

John C. Mellencamp Joe Cocker

George Harrison Laura Braniean

EAST

PARALLEL TWO

WFLYIAIbeny. NY

Penengfll /Morgen

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR STARSHIP SHANICE WILSON JODY WATLEY YES Rottest: MICHAEL BOLTON 3 -1 BILLY IDOL 8 -4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 -5

TIFFANY 24 -19 MEDLEY A WARNES 25 -20

WAEB/Allrrtown, PA

Ward/Sherry

JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY HOUSTON INX5 WENDY 6 LISA Hottest: MADONNA 2 -1

MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -2

TIFFANY 7 -4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15 -11

BELINDA CARLISLE 26 -19

O100/Allentown. PA

AndrewslClHlord

WHITNEY HOUSTON BREAKFAST CLUB LISA LISA T'PAU MARTHA DAVIS Hottest: TIFFANY 5 -1

PET SHOP BOYS 12 -8

SWING OUT SISTER 14 -9

MEDLEY L WARNES 20 -12 BELINDA CARLISLE 24 -10

WVSRICherleton. WV JaMNSwann

BIG TROUBLE JOHN COUGAR PRETTY POISON WHITESNAKE WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: MADONNA 2 -1

MICHAEL JACKSON 3 -2 LEVERT 6 -4 CUTTING CREW 12 -6 TIFFANY 18 -8

IL104(Erl.. PA EN Shtnnon

JOHN COUGAR MARTHA DAVIS JIMMY DAVIS CURIOSITY KILLED CHER WHITNEY HOUSTON STEVE WINWO0D Hottest: MEDLEY L WARNES 2 -1

KENNY G 4 -3 BILLY IDOL 6 -4 HIPSWAY 10 -6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13 -7

JET.FMIEU.. PA

Jim Cook

WHITESNAKE LOS LOBOS DEBBIE GIBSON JOHN COUGAR GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 3 -2

BILLY IDOL 7 -4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8 -5

MEDLEY 6 WARNES 9 -6 TIFFANY 15 -8

WSPKIPOUphkeeRNe. NY Dayton/Well

WHITNEY HOUSTON

WHITESNAHE AEROSMITH (dp) DEBBIE GIB50N STEVE WIM0OOD INXS (dp)

Hottest: EXPOSE S -1

MICHAEL JACKSON 10 -2 PET SHOP BOYS 7 -4 TIFFANY 15 -10 MEDLEY L WAHNES 19 -15

ESPXYIROehubr. NY Tan Mitchell

WHITESNAKE WHITNEY HOUSTON JODY WATLEY TAYLOR DAYNE POISON ISIS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

U2 2 -2 MEDLEY L WARNES 4 -3

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14 -5 TIFFANY 18 -8

990FMIBeMrwctWy, NY PerkerlCMek

PRETTY POISON ICEHOUSE NEW ORDER (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON INXS (dp) Hottest, CUTTING CREW 8 -2

TIFFANY 15 -7


BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 22 -12 MEDLEY L WARNER 23 -14

930ISYrscuse. NY CunninghemlDunn

DEBBIE GIBSON WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: MADONNA 2 -1

LEVERT 6 -4 BILLY IDOL 8 -7 TIFFANY 9 -8


WPSTRrenton NJ Cunnir:ghem/MerNo

DEIN CARMEN WHITNEY HOUSTON JETS STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: MADONNA 7 -1

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9 -2 MICHAEL BOLTON 12 -9 MEDLEY L WARNES 18 -14 GEORGE, MICHAEL D-32

WNYZ/Udw, NY Burton/Andrews

DEF LEPPARD LAURA BRANIGAN JOE COCKER SIEDAH GARRETT LISA LISA WARWICK L KASHIF WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR Hottest: BILLY IDOL 3 -3 MEDLEY 6 WARNES 12 -7


POISON 20 -13 P.L.M. 25 -19

WERLEsa4r. NH

hkonUBnWp WRCR/UWSL NY

RNAIWNMme BELINDA CARLISLE GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITENNARE LISA LISA WHITNEY HOUSTON INXS INX5 (dp) WARWICK L KASHIF TERENCE TRENT D'A (dp) LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: DEP LEPPARD TIMOTHY B. SCLMIT 13 -5 PLATINUM BLONDE SWING OUT SISTER 14 -10 Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 19 -12 MICHAEL JACKSON l -1

R.E.M. 17 -15 TIFFANY 2 -2

MADONNA 21 -18 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 -6 MEDLEY L WARNES 20 -12

WNNOHOM(Wurg. PA BELINDA CARLISLE 23 -14

Ba:NAUWWI

WARWICK L KASHIF WHITNEY HOUSTON JETS JOHN COUGAR Hottest: MADONNA 3 -1 TIFFANY 16 -10 SQUEEZE 26 -15 BELINDA CARLISLE 37 -25 STING D-32

WTICIHarWOrd. CT ShekaWFnt

POISON

MICHAEL BOLTON JETS JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: BILLY IDOL 2 -1

TIFFANY 4 -3 NOEL 5 -5 MEDLEY 6 WARNES 10 -10 JODY WATLEY 23 -18

WKEEJMUrding4n. WV MINYIRNnhardt

SQUEEZE R.E.M. (dp) GEORGE MICHAEL STEVIE WONDER GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: RELATION INC. 2 -I

BILLY IDOL 4 -2 POISON 8 -4 NEW EDITION 6 -5 BELINDA CARLISLE 16 -7

WLANlarentr, PA

MriaNMr4Y

WARWICK L KASHIF YES GEORGE MICHAEL STEVE 0100000 STARSHIP POISON Hottest: TIFFANY 9 -2 SWING OUT SISTER 13 -8 MEDLEY L WARNES 20 -10 U2 26 -15 BELINDA CARLISLE 38 -16

KC101 /Nw Neven. CT SAWN/641k

JOHN COUGAR ERIC CARMEN WHITNEY HOUSTON JODY WATLEY Hottest: MADONNA 1 -1


MEDLEY L WARNES 6 -3

BILLY IDOL 13 -I1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15 -12

103CIRIBeckIey. WV

SpencariKelly

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR STARSHIP Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON l -I

FLEETWOOD MAC 3 -2 LEVERT 4 -3 MADONNA 5 -4 BILLY IDOL 6 -5

96XXXIBedlnpton, VT

SpecWYsenr

WHITNEY HOUSTON CURE JODY WATLEY JOHN COUGAR Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -1

MADONNA 2 -2

TIFFANY 10 -3 BILLY IDOL 9 -4 SWING OUT SISTER 15 -8

WKRZ/MMke.Bam, PA RWngIStr

RICHARD MARX

LOS LASOS WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -2 MEDLEY L WARNES 7 -4 TIFFANY 11 -6 SWING OUT SISTER 13 -8 BRUCE SPRINGSTBEN 16 -11

O10Sryork, PA Cror3ettlOWnn

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITESNARE

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: TIFFANY 8 -3 PET SHOP BOYS 14 -8 SWING OUT SISTER 16 -9

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 19 -13 MEDLEY L WARNES 22 -14

PARALLEL THREE

WPRRIAMeona. PA

Darrell My

DEBBIE GIBSON MICHAEL BOLTON JOHN COUGAR GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE HARRISON BREAKFAST CLUB Hottest: MADONNA 3 -1 MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -2

LEVERT 5 -3 BILLY IDOL B -4 TIFFANY 10 -5

SN NFXIBar:gH , ME LeveNClerk

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR TAYLOR DAYNE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 MADONNA 2 -2 SWING OUT SISTER 3 -3 BILLY IDOL 6 -5 PET SHOP BOYS 10 -8

WKPEJOp. Cod. MA RYdedM569

GEORGE HARRISON GEORGE MICHAEL WHITESNAKE PET SHOP BOYS JOHN COUGAR NEWCITY ROCKERS (dp)

Hottest: MADONNA 5 -1


TIFFANY 8 -5 SWING OUT SISTER 21 -15 MEDLEY L WARNES 28 -18

WIKZIChambersburg. PA

Rick Alexander

none Hottest: MADONNA 2 -2 MICHAEL JACKSON 3 -3

TIFFANY 4 -4 FLEETWOOD MAC 9 -9 MEDLEY L WARNES 10 -10

WOCMIHegerstown. MD

WIII Kauffman

WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL BOLTON STEVE WINWOOD JODY WATLEY Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -1

BILLY IDOL 5 -2 TIFFANY 6 -3 MEDLEY 6 WARNES 9 -6

OTHER ONES 14 -9

01(1001Mhew. NY

NavlMlWllklns

WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNAKE GEORGE HARRISON BOURGEOIS TALG INXS JOHN COUGAR Hottest: EXPOSE 1 -1

HEART 2 -2 FLEETWOOD MAC 7 -3

BILLY IDOL 8 -5 MADONNA 10 -6

100KHIIOce.n CIM. MD

H1bn.NJ5rMipen

GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE HARRISON JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY HOUSTON PRETTY POISON KANE GANG Hottest: MADONNA 9 -1

CUTTING CREW 8 -2 TIFFANY 10 -4 MICHAEL JACKSON 12 -5

SWING CUT SISTER 14 -7

116XIUPSrken:here WV

Pei/ DOMOS

CURIOSITY KILLED JIMMY DAVIS MARTHA DAVIS BREAKFAST CLUB WHITNEY HOUSTON JOE COCKER Hottest: KENNY G 2 -1

MEDLEY L WARNES 5 -2 MICHAEL BOLTON 6 -5

JOHN WAITE 15 -7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16 -9

WTHT /POrlland. ME Todd McSMO

WHITNEY HOUSTON

STEVE WINWOOD JETS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -1 BILLY IDOL 7 -4 TIFFANY 73 -7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16 -10 SWING OUT SISTER 17 -13

WOMPWhnMg, WV

Sob Fo4M WHITNEY HOUSTON BOURGEOIS TAGS BEAU COUP DEP LEPPARD (dp) GEORGE MICHAEL INXS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 10 -5 REO SPEEDWAGON 8 -8 TIFFANY 12 -10 MEDLEY A WARNES 16 -I1 LOS LOBOS 35 -27

WFXLWNrr:spat PA

MINrIFSYa

WHITNEY HOUSTON LISA LISA WA WA NEE STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 6 -4

MADONNA 7 -5 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN IS -11 RICHARD MARX 18 -15 BELINDA CARLISLE 23 -18

SOUTH PARALLEL TWO

PWRN7IAW nit. GA StaryANyrarock

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: MEDLEY L WARNES 1-1

TIFFANY 2 -2 SWING OUT SISTER 4 -3 BILLY IDOL 7 -6 BELINDA CARLISLE 18 -13

WB130IAupus4, GA Bruci Stevens

none Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

TIFFANY 3 -3 MEDLEY L WARNES 6 -6 BILLY IDOL 7 -7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13 -13

B931Ausdn, TX TaaccUDsvenpurt

RICHARD MARX DEBBIE GIBSON PRETTY POISON WHITNEY HOUSTON PET SHOP BOYS GEORGE MICHAEL rUTTING CREW Hottest: TIFFANY 1 -1

BILLY IDOL 3 -2 EXPOSE 8 -3 MEDLEY 6 WARNES 10 -7

KENNY G 14 -9

KBSIAuedn. TX

Mkhed Lee Scott

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR WHITESNAKE JETS GEORGE HARRISON (dp) JOE COCKER (dp) SHANICE WILSON (dp) Hottest: TIFFANY 1 -I

BILLY IDOL 3 -2 NOEL 7 -5 BELINDA CARLISLE 12 -6 MEDLEY L WARNES 23 -14

WFMNBeton Rouge. LA

RI WAhSSan

BELINDA CARLISLE WHITESNAKE DEBBIE GIBSON Hottest: BILLY IDOL 1 -1

MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -3 TIFFANY 12 -8

LEVERT 14 -10 POISON 21 -15

KIIBlesaumom. TX

BakerlMklrNs

GLENN JONES MICHAEL BOLTON WHITESNAIE WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: MADONNA 3 -1 TIFFANY 6 -4 MICHAEL JACKSON 9 -5

BILLY IDOL I0-6 MEDLEY L WARNED 12 -8

I961BIm:lr:ghent AL

McCerdrylPrke

WHITNEY HOUSTON JODY WATLEY Hottest: PRINCE 2 -1 BILLY IDOL 8 -6 RICHARD MARX 11 -7 TIFFANY 16 -11 2 BELINDA CARLISLE 23 -20

KXX1011/B1rminpham. AL

P.wINDavia

WA WA NEE GEORGE HARRISON TERENCE TRENT D'A WARWICK L KASHIF EWSP JOHN COUGAR JELLYBEAN GEORGE MICHAEL LACE SALT L PEPA DEJA ERIC CARMEN Hottest: PRINCE 1 -1

LEVERT 3 -2 MICHAEL JACKSON 5 -3 EXPOSE 6 -5 REO SPEEDWAGON 8 -7

WKOYChade.ton, SC

ONtMrIKuuN)

WHITESNAKE WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: RICHARD MARX 15 -9 AEROSMITR 20 -10 PRETTY POISON 19 -12 CUTTING CREM 32 -22 JODY WATLEY D-27

WNSXIChe:leston. SC Jos.WASen

.JOHN COUGAR GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE HARRISON JETS Hottest: TIFFANY 3 -2 MEDLEY L NAMES 11 -4

RICHARD MARX 10 -6 BILLY IDOL 15 -9 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 21 -12

WBCYICIOOMe. NC

B iackwWCae.by

WHITNEY HOUSTON STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: PRINCE 2 -1 MEDLEY L WASHES 5 -2

REO SPEEDWAGON 13 -6 BILLY IDOL 16 -14 EXPOSE 26 -22

WROD(Clwlotte, NC. B NW WMd

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON RUSH (dp) STEVIE WONDER (dp) BIG TROUBLE Hottest, MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -1

REO SPEEDWAGON 5 -2 FLEETWOOD MAC 4 -3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9 -5 R.C.M. 11 -6

WSKZIChet4noogs, TN

ChnNBeeM

DEBBIE GIBSON INXS STEVE WINWOOD WA WA NEE Hottest: MADONNA 1 -1

MICHAEL JACKSON 3 -2 BILLY IDOL 4 -1 TIFFANY 6 -4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12 -6

(dp)

WCGO/Calumbus. GA

Carroll/Daniels

JONATHAN BUTLER WHITNEY HOUSTON PRETTY POISON GEORGE HARRISON ERIC CARMEN HOtteSt: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

MADONNA 2 -2 TIFFANY 7 -4 BILLY IDOL 17 -8 MEDLEY S BARNES 11 -9

G106/1.udamRaWgh. NC

EdwardWVrlpM

GEORGE MICHAEL JETS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

BILLY IDOL 9 -6

MEDLEY L MANNES 13 -7 TIFFANY 19 -9 HEART 15 -10

KEZBIEI Eta. TX

H.neP/Sietn

FLEETWOOD MAC

POISON DEBBIE GIBSON JETS JELLYBEAN BIG TROUBLE WHITESNAKE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

WHITESNAKE 2 -2 MADONNA 7 -3 PRINCE 6 -4 GEORGE MICHAEL 30 -21

ONIFeyettewilt, NC

Mefedd.NDse4

MICHAEL BOLTON (dpi

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON ELTON JOHN (dp) Hottest: TIFFANY 7.4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13 -9

BELINDA CARLISLE 20 -15 MEDLEY L WARNES 21 -16

POISON 25 -20

WINKIFL Oveo. FL

Stone/Berg.

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR JODY WATLEY JETS Hottest: MADONNA 2 -2 TIFFANY 7 -3

PET SHOP BOYS 14 -9

MEDLEY L CARNES 22 -13

GEORGE MICHAEL 36 -27

WKSI/Omensbem. NC KNIYIO'Bhen

BILLY JOEL JODY WATLEY GEORGE RARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON ERIC CARMEN Hottest: BELINDA CARLISLE 17 -12

AEROSMITH 2O -15 RICHARD MARX 26-20 MEDLEY 6 HARNES 34 -24 STEVE WINKODD 38 -29

WANSOerMM. SC

K.YO Kbq

WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL STEVE WINWOUD PRETTY POISON WARWICK L KASHIF Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -1

MADONNA 5 -2 TIFFANY 7 -4 BILLY IDOL 8 -6 EXPOSE 9 -7

WCKFPGreenville. SC

SmiM/Norris

BHITESNAKE GEORGE MICHAEL JETS GEORGE HARRISON INXS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 3 -I

SWING OUT SISTER 5 -2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8 -4 TIFFANY 10 -7 MEDLEY i WARNES 20 -12

WZYPIHumsvBia. AL

Chris Andrtws

WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNARE PRETTY POISON JONATHAN BUTLER NEW ORDER Notfeet: MADONNA 3 -1 SWING OUT SISTER 4 -2 TIFFANY 6 -3 CUTTING CREW 5 -4 POISON 16 -9

94TYX3Jackaon. MS DuhewsolCrewa

BAR -KAYS TIGER MOON CURE CUTTING CREW RICHARD MARX Hottest: WILL TO POWER 3 -1 MADONNA 4 -2 PRETTY POISON 5 -3 TIFFANY 8-6 BILLY IDOL 15 -7

WAPE/JackaaMBA FL

CaMNKkdch

WHITNEY HOUSTON AEMOSMITH (dp) JODY WATLEY TAYLOR DAYS! Hottest: MADONNA 1 -1

BILLY IDOL 5 -4 FLEETWOOD MAC 7 -5 PET SHOP BOYS 12 -10 PRETTY POISON 15 -11

WOUTIJOhmon City, TN

Ponrrtayla

STING (dp) GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON PLATINUM BLONDE (dp) JOE COCKER (dp) Hottest: MADONNA 16 -9

PET SHOP BOYS 15 -11 MEDLEY L WARMES 24 -17 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 28 -22 OTHER ONES 33 -28

WOKUKnosyille. TN

Has er/IA. rd Greg

MICHAEL BOLTON JOHN COUGAR HOOTERS SQUEEZE Hottest: LEVERT 4 -1 BILLY IDOL 9 -5 SWING OUT SISTER 13 -9 TIFFANY 16 -15 R.E.M. D -28

WIMIILexlrgROn. KY

Jones/Thomas

WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL DEBBIE GIBSON

TONY TERRY Hottest: BILLY IDOL 2 -1

TIFFANY 6 -3 POISON 5 -4 KISS 19 -13 BELINDA CARLISLE 21 -15

WLAPILeNrSton,KY Fo0l0me.

LAURA BRANIOAN WHITESNAKE GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: TIFFANY I -1

MICHAEL BOLTON 21 -12

OTHER ONES 23 -14 BELINDA CARLISLE 26 -18 MEDLEY HARNES 29 -19

KZOUILMM Rock. AR

Lonie.NAMen

STEVE 055000D TAYLOR DAYNE AEROSMITH (dp) JOHN COUGAR LISA LISA PRETTY POISON JETS Hottest: TIFFANY 2 -I



BILLY IDOL 20 -12 BELINDA CARLISLE 26 -18

WDJXILOUIMM. KY

ShebellMsYer

WHITNEY HOUSTON STEVIE WONDER GEORGE HARRISON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -I

MADONNA 6 -2 EUROPE 8 -4 TIFFANY 10 -8 BILLY IDOL 20 -14

NWAYSIMaeon. GA

LereraMNShenr:on

WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNAKE JOHN COUGAR STEVE WINKODD GEORGE MICHAEL (dp) BIG TROUBLE (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON I -1

BILLY IDOL 11 -5 BELINDA CARLISLE 17 -10 SWING OUT SISTER 19 -12 MEDLEY L CARNES 21 -14

FM1001Mempha. TN

John/Conley

Y107INaehvlM. TN

CIrsNKeplan

STEVE WINNOOD WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNAKE (dp) AEROSMITH (dp) Hottest: MADONNA 9 -4 TIFFANY 10 -5 OTHER ONES 11 -7


JODY WATLEY 22 -16

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON JIMMY DAVIS Hottest, TIFFANY 9 -4 FLEETWOOD MAC 12 -6 MEDLEY L CARNES 16 -10 BILLY IDOL 17 -11 BELINDA CARLISLE 25 -20

WASBIMObM. AL

F.nWChesYn

JODY WATLEY BIHITENNAKE GEORGE HARRISON TAYLOR DAYS! DEF LEPPARD Hottest: BILLY IDOL 1 -1 TIFFANY 5 -2 EXPOSE 10 -4 POISON 7 -5 RICHARD MARX 14 -8

WBAMIMOntgomery, AL

Owens/Jackson

KWESIOdrs0MWlend, TX

Jim 850M

WHITNEY HOUSTON JETS ELTON JOHN GEORGE MICHAEL DEBBIE GIBSON MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: LEVERT 2 -1

MADONNA 6 -2 EUROPE 5 -5 PRINCE 10 -7 BILLY IDOL 26 -19

BJIOWOHari/o. FL

White/Summers

WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNAKE JOHN COUGAR BREAKFAST CLUB MEN WITHOUT HATS (dp) Hottest, TIFFANY 1 -1

PRETTY POISON 10 -6 CUTTING CREW 9 -8 BELINDA CARLISLE 14 -9

BILLY IDOL 13 -10

Y10eOr4ndo, FL

McKay /Hay.

WHITNEY HOUSTON DEJA Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON I -1 TIFFANY 4 -2 BELINDA CARLISLE 10 -4 PET SHOP BOYS 11-5 RICHARD MARX 29 -19

BOLRNNph, NC

Dermoa1Rlvtrs

RICHARD MARX CUTTING CREW WA WA NEE (dpl GEORGE MICHAEL DEBBIE GIBSON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -1

MADONNA 8 -2 TIFFANY 14 -6 FLEETWOOD MAC 13 -10 SWING OUT SISTER 23 -16

WRVO/Riehmond. VA

Jim Payne

GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: EUROPE 1 -1

HEART 5 -3 MEDLEY L WARNES 20 -10 BELINDA CARLISLE I8 -13

TIFFANY 23 -17

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR PLATINUM BLONDE WHITESNAKE BIG TROUBLE WENDY L LISA WARWICK L IASHIP Nottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -1

LEVERT 3 -2 MADONNA 5 -3 BILLY IDOL 7 -6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14 -11

WHHY'Montyomery, AL GNNWNSheY:on

1(921Rnnoke. VA

Cat Thome.

WHITNEY HOUSTON EXPOSE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

MADONNA 4 -2 FLEETWOOD MAC 6 -3 TIFFANY 7 -4 MEDLEY L WARNES 20 -11

KITYISan Antonie, TX

UPton/Lware

WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL BOLTON SHANICE WILSON LISA LISA BILDAR GARRETT Hottest: TIFFANY 2 -1 PRETTY POISON 12 -6 NOEL 9 -8 POISON 13 -9 JODY WATLEY 18 -13

CURE DEJA JOHN COUGAR TAYLOR BAYNE TEMPTATIONS DEBBIE GIBSON ROGER HODGSON Hottest: MADONNA 4 -1 OTHER ONES 8 -2 WHITESNAKE (1 -4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16 -10 LIVING IN A BOX 40 -27

KBFMIMCAIIaoBrownsvitla. TX

HayrJMOn4ns

WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL RICHARD MARX (dp) Hottest, TIFFANY 1 -1 WHITESNARE 3 -3 POISON 10 -7 PRETTY POISON 21 -16 WXITESNARE 30 -25

Z1o7IMvYMeR GA

Mclbw/Weian4

KBAOMMIAMONK TX

Los Vaia

GEORGE MICHAEL ISIS LAURA BRANIGAN (dp)

PRETTY POISON ERIC CARMEN PLATINUM BLONDE (dp)

MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: MADONNA 4 -1

TIFFANY 9 -3


MEDLEY L WARMES 26 -15

WHITESNAKE D-36

KTUX/Shrweport LA

S4NIWebw

WHITNEY HOUSTON STEVE WINWOOD PRETTY POISON JONATHAN BUTLER NEW ORDER JOHN COUGAR Hottest: TIFFANY 4 -3 PET SHOP BOYS 16 -8 WA WA NEE 14 -10 MEDLEY 6 WARNES IB -Il BELINDA CARLISLE 20 -15

WOLXMhshinaton, NC

JackspnlLn

GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON INX5 (dp) TAYLOR DAYNE DEF LEPPARD (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 3 -1

CUTTING CREW 8 -5 SWING OUT SISTER 15 -12 BILLY IDOL 17 -13 TIFFANY 18 -15

WHITNEY HOUSTON RICHARD MARX OHANICE WILSON AEPOSMITH Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON I -1

TIFFANY 5 -2 WA WA NEE 11 -9

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 24 -14

FLEETWOOD MAC 37 -21

WKZLIWIhe5rtMlem, NC

Bill Catcher

WHITNEY HOUSTON STEVE WINWOUD WXITESNAKE LOS LOBOS PRETTY POISON (dp)

GEORGE HARRISON Hottest: MADONNA 4 -2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 6 -3

MEDLEY L HARNES 14 -7

REO SPEEDWAGON 25 -17


PARALLEL THREE

KAK81AmerMlO, TX

RkhvdelJamn

WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE HARRISON JOHN COUGAR PRETTY POISON HOOTERS JONATHAN BUTLER (dp) Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9 -5 MEDLEY L NAMES 20 -11

GEORGE MICHAEL 29 -20 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT 30 -25

DEBBIE GIBSON 32 -26

KOIZ/AmerMO, TX

'Mu Smoke

TIMOTHY B. SCEMMIT DEBBIE GIBSON WHITESNAKE GLEN BURTHICK (dial

ERIC CARMEN (dp) JONATHAN BUTLER (dp) JOE COCKER (dp) Hottest, MADONNA 3 -1

FLEETWOOD MAC 2 -2 TIFFANY R -3 CUTTING CREW 6 -6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9 -7

WKSFIASheNM. NC

Edwards/Trent

POISON JETS ERIC CARMEN BIG TROUBLE WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: CARS 13 -B CUTTING CREM 17 -12 SWING OUT SISTER 19 -14

MEDLEY L WARMES 30 -16 YES 37 -32

WJADIWMrMSe. GA

EYOVTYWe

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON B.RF INXS MICHAEL BOLTON PLATINUM BLONDE (dpl HOOTERS (dp) T'PAU MARTHA DAVIS Hottest: TIFFANY 3 -2 BILLY IDOL 9 -7 SWING OUT SISTER 12 -11

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14 -12 MEDLEY 6 WARNES 20 -16

WZKXIBIIOBI, MS Rick Jemes

KANE GANG (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON JODY WATLEY GEORGE MICHAEL PRETTY POISON (AO WARWICK L KASHIF (dp)

Hottest: PRINCE 2 -1

PET SHOP BOYS 21 -14

MEDLEY L CARNES 28 -19

STING 25 -20 LOS LOBOS 30 -21

WCGQ/Colum6us. GA

Carroll/Denials

WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNAKE

PRETTY POISON JIMMY DAVIS (dp)

ISIS DEF LEPPARD (dp)

rottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

MADONNA 4 -2 TIFFANY 12 -5



KIXY /Sen Angelo. TX John Raymond

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOE COCKER GEORGE HARRISON DEBBIE GIBSON JOHN COUGAR STING INXS Hottest: STEEPER 1 -1

RELATION INC. 9 -2 POISON 4 -3 AEROSMITH 30 -18 DEF LEPPARD 31 -27

ZI03/TN4hrsw. FL

Brian Douglas

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON PRETTY POISON DEP LEPPARD lap) JIMMY DAVIS (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

TIFFANY 14 -5 BILLY IDOL 13 -6 MEDLEY 6 WARNES 20-11 BELINDA CARLISLE 29 -22

KNINRMchite Fett. TX Key /John

SHARICE WILSON (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON LISA LISA Hottest: TIFFANY 1 -1 MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -2 BILLY IDOL 5 -4 STEVE WINNO 24 -14 GEORGE MICHAEL L 34 -21

WHSIJWIImh:gton. NC S4warl/8Ons

GEORGE MICHAEL JETS GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON BOURGEOIS TALG JOHN COUGAR SIMON P. (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1 TIFFANY 7 -3 EXPOSE 5 -4 BILLY IDOL 9 -7 BRUCE SPRING/NEEI 13 -10

YFM88lWNrNrgeorL NC CaatYlKNly

none Hottest: LISA LISA 3 -1 PRINCE 1 -2 MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -4 MADONNA 5 -8 LEVERT 8 -9

N&A Begins Page 102

New Artists & Chart Summary Page 101

New P -IA PlayliSts Page 92

WJMIUFIpnrwe. BC

GrerJBekr

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON JONATHAN BUTLER WENDY L LISA ROGER HODGSON Hotter.: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -I

FLEETWOOD MAC 3 -2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11 -6

CUTTING CREM 10 -9 MEDLEY L WARNES 15 -11

K MWFL SHOW AR Bsk.rlBryrrt

WENDY L LISA JETS ERIC CARMEN JOE COCKER LAURA BRANIGAN (dp)

Hottest: TIFFANY 2 -1


MADONNA 4 -3


STRYPER 31 -19

B WFt SmIth. AR

Sohn O'on WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL KOOL c THE GANG WARWICK L KASHIF Hottest: MADONNA 3 -I

MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -2 FLEETWOOD MAC 8 -3 TIFFANY 13 -6

MEDLEY L WAHNES 19 -9

232 Current Reporter* nos Current Reports

The following Motions reported a frozen playlist this week:

WBBO /Auguste KWTO/Springfleld

The following stations tailed to report this week, therefore their piayllets

Were frozen: Y95,Deltse KIYS/Boise

WIKZ/Chembersburg KSMBM1.efeystte

12104IGedsde, AL

Bt JohND5Via

JOHN COUGAR STARSHIP WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNAKE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1-,

BILLY IDOL 7 -5 TIFFANY 12 -6


WA WA NEE 19 -15

WYKSJGa1rwNNe. FL

Jed BFn4

GEORGE MICHAEL STEVE WINMOOD AERONIITH (dp)

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: MICHAEIL JACKSON 31 TIFFANY 8 -4 SWING OUT SISTER .3-9 PET SHOP BOYS 14- 0


KSMB LOSSV5tte LA

Stew Snell

none Hottest: PRINCE 2 -2

MADONNA 3 -3 LEVERT 4 -4

MICHAEL JACKSON . -6

ANITA BAKER IS -1

0101IMeddlan. MS

O'NNI/Brock

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON POISON (dp) ERIC CARMEN WARWICK 6 KASHIF WHITESNAKE Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 2 -1


EXPOSE 6 -4 CUTTING CREW 8

MADONNA 12 -8

KNANMPorm LA

Chuck Redden

WHITNEY HOUSTON TAYLOR DAYNE DEP LEPPARD (dp) BREAKFAST CLUB JIMMY AVIS MARTHA DAVIS JELLYBEAN (dp)

INXS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

MADONNA 2 -2 TIFFANY 3 -3 KENNY G 4 -4 LEVERT 5 -5

WPPAWPsl.me CAW, FL

Jeff D.N5

JOHN COUGAR DEBBIE GIBSON MICHAEL BOLTON LAURA BRINIGAN Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 3 -1

BILLY IDOL 9 -6

OTHER ONES 20 -16 SQUEEZE 24 -1K MEDLEY L WARMS 31 -22

New S he1M =Wee sags report. by al Wt 50 N our COR reporters 5NOIRenl Action mckae. 0:X55 rep.. by lever Dan 50. but at POSI 10 of Our CUR reportete5. The two ambers Idlosorg 0M amt.. (ia0N) demmaba -::n

MM. 0M total number. lare many added S. he first Mme this weak. Moves OdDAIB the type of SOSSOY Me Wert. Up

or upward chart rIOSMent Same or sideways or continued uncharted Kings Down kx doIMward dun ace.- and

Adds la the nurser M e sampling of :n0:vdk:al station amonty. CarWMM 5661MO TAn a Ia1W n dw P10555.

NOTE: Records mat lack Me rammed 60% N ou CHR reponers to Demme Bnakrs They acas54sa enough then

ponts from hot chan positions on Hose sunna reporting Den to de.IA On Me CHR Nob al Airplay /40

CHM Rotation Criteria - F055500 Add. YWCA D NI feu pays in 24 -heu pend. three Of them belt. mdr0RVI

DeYperlad Add. endos One: two pays n a 24.105 period. bah of then belle mi. o.



WEST j

94 RBA October 23, 1987

MOST ADDED MID Es r BREAKOUTS

Whitney Houston Laura Branigan George Michael John C. Mellencamp Whitesnake Debbie Gibson

CHR ADDS & HOTS MOST ADDED WES BREAKOUTS

Whitney Houston Martha Davis George Michael

Jimmy Davis John C. Mellencamp Whitesnake INXS

Steve Winwaod

L MIDWEST PARALLEL TWO

WKDDIAkwn, OM AnthemOKltbsdge

STING WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 2 -1 RICHARD MARX 4 -2 CUTTING CREM 5 -3 MICHAEL BOLTON 6 -S BEAU COUP 10 -6

KIIK/Daysnport IA

Jim Oilers

WHITESNAE STEVE WINWOOD GEORGE MICHAEL DEBBIE GIBSON (dp) PRETTY POISON (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -1

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11 -5 TIFFANY 12 -6 BILLY IDOL 16 -11 LOS LOBOS 31 -25

WPXRIOever:port IA

Sclwpr/AusOn

STING TAYLOR DAYNE (dp) WHITESNME (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: PRINCE 1 -1 MADONNA 4 -2 BILLY IDOL 10 -7 LOS LOBOS 17 -14 GEORGE MICHAEL 32 -25

WOTLDayton, OH Jolty Robertson

SQUEEZE WHITNEY HOUSTON LAURA BROMTON Hottest: WHITESNME 1 -1

MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -2 TIFFANY S -3 MADONNA 7 -5 MEDLEY L WARNES 23 -14

KOWZ/Da Moines. IA Osage/Hooker

JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNME (dp) PINK FLOYD (dp) ROGER HODGSON Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 17 -7

MEDLEY L WARNES 20 -9 DEP LEPPARD 26 -19 YES 27 -23 STING D -26

KENO/Da Moines, IA Knight/6hmM

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE HARRISON PAUL CARRACK STRYPER INXS (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL . TACKSON 1 -1 MADONA 3 -2 TIFFANY H -3 BILLY IDOL 10 -6 BELINDA CARLISLE 25 -16

NZIOIOWHR MN

kNd.eWMrdn

JOHN COUGAR WARWICK L KA5HIF (dp) ICEHOUSE WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: OTHER ONES 4 -1

TIFFANY 16 -6 PET SHOP BOYS 13 -7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 24 -16 BELINDA CARLISLE 29 -19

WM El t Wsyns. IN

AgrYDevis

WHITESNME GEORGE HARRISON SQUEEZE

MICHAEL BOLTON PET SHOP BOYS WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -1

BILLY IDOL 6 -4 MADONNA 9 -5 TIFFANY 10 -7 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12 -8

1(1.0413t end Rapide. MI OweMhnea

JOHN COUGAR DEF LEPPARD DEBBIE GIBSON JETS WHITESNME Hottest: MADONNA 11 -3 KENNY G 18 -12 REO SPEEDWAGON 22 -13 MEDLEY 6 WARNES 29 -16 RICHARD MARX 24 -18

WIXX/OMen Bay. WI McCertylMichesl T.

DEBBIE GIBSON WHITESNME JODY WATLEY AEROSMITH KANE GANG Hottest: TIFFANY 8 -1 BILLY IDOL 5 -3 BELINDA CARLISLE 15 -7 PET SHOP BOYS 11 -8 MEDLEY 6 WARNES 19 -12

W2PUIndbnepolb. IN

Soon Wheebr

GEORGE HARRISON DEBBIE GIBSON WHITNEY HOUSTON DEP LEPPARD (dp) Hottest: REO SPEEDWMON 2 -1 RICHARD MARX 8-5 TIFFANY 9 -6 CUTTING CROW 13 -8 EXPOSE 16 -9

Z104/Medlbon WI Little/Hudson

STEVIE WONDER GEORGE MICHAEL YES WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEH 17 -1: SWING OUT SISTER 20 -15 DEP LEPPARD 23 -17 RICHARD MARX 27 -22 BELINDA CARLISLE 30 -24

KJICLOMMa n e City, OK

Jee Talger

GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest, EXPOSE 7 -4 CARS 6 -5 SWING OUT SISTER 14 -6 POISON 13 -8 AEROSMITH 16 -9

KOKOIOntslr. NB EvrsAWWWwels

WHITNEY HOUSTON DEBBIE GIBSON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1 MADONNA 2 -2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 3 -3 TIFFANY 5 -4 MEDLEY L BARNES 24 -10

KZWPeMS. IL

Keith Edwrds

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON YES AEROSMITH Hoffeet: HEART 1 -1 FLEETWOOD MAC 6 -5 RICHARD MARX 16 -7 WHITESNME 25 -13 TIMOTHY B. STRUT 24 -14

W2O14IRockfrd, IL

McClure/Summers

WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNME DEBBIE GIBSON ICEHOUSE JOHN COUGAR BOURGEOIS TAGS Hoffeet: LISA LISA 3 -1 CARS 4 -2 MADONNA 6 -4 MICHAEL JACKSON 8 -5 EXPOSE 7 -6

WRONMoledo. OH Bred Hanson

JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY HOUSTON CURE WENDY L LISA DEBBIE GIBSON GEORGE HARRISON Hottest: U2 2 -1

SWING OUT SISTER 13 -8 RICHARD MARX 21 -10 BELINDA CARLISLE 24 -16 POISON 28 -19

KAY1071Tu1Y, OK HopkkWhylao

RICHARD MARX STARSHIP Hottest, LISA LISA 3 -2 MICHAEL JACKSON 8 -3 MADONNA 9 -4 TIFFANY 17 -10 BILLY IDOL 18 -13

KKRD/WlehMe, KS ONwrNYMSms

WHITNEY HOUSTON TAYLOR DAYNE KANE GANG STEVE WINWOOD JETS BIG TROUBLE Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -1

MADONNA 5 -3 LEVERT 7 -5 TIFFANY 18 -6 DEBBIE GIBSON 27 -22

WHOT/Younatown, OH Dick Thompson

CUTTING CREW STING Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1 LISA LISA 2 -2 MADONNA 6 -3 BILLY IDOL 9 -4 TIFFANY 11 -5

PARALLEL THREE

KYYYIBlems #, ND Bob Beck

DEBBIE GIBSON GEORGE MICHAEL STEVE WINWOOD CURE WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: BILLY IDOL 4 -1 MADONNA 2 -2 MICHAEL JACKSON 3 -3 TIFFANY 6 -4 SWING OUT SISTER 14 -7

WBNNBbpnlnpmn, IL

AMINRobbIns

GEORGE MICHAEL GEORGE HARRISON JOHN COUGAR TAYLOR DAYNE TIPAU DEP LEPPARD (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON 2 -1 MADONNA 6 -4 BILLY IDOL 7 -5 CUTTING CREW 20 -6 U2 18 -7

WBWB/Bloomington. IN

JIm Cloua

GEORGE MICHAEL INXS WHITNEY HOUSTON CURE PLATINUM BLONDE (dp) TERENCE TRENT D'A (do) Hottest: R.E.M. 2 -t

OTHER ONES 12 -7 TIPPONY 14 -9 BRUCE SPRIRITEEN 19 -13 BELINDA CARLLISLE 24 -17

WGUC.mondsle, IL

Tony WeNtskus

WHITNEY HOUSTON JETS MEN WITHOUT HATS Hottest: RELATION INC. 1 -1 KISS 4 -2 BILLY IDOL 10 -7 DEP LEPPARD 15 -11 BELINDA CARLISLE 20 -13

KOCWCeder Rapids. IA Gary Olson

MICHAEL BOLTON STARSHIP WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL WHITESNAE Hottest: MEDLEY L WARNES 17 -11 PET SHOP BOYS 16 -13 BRUCE SPRINGSTEIN 21 -17 R.E.M. 36 -27 STEVE WINWCOD 35 -29

WLRWICbampalgrt IL

McCanNMeKaIpMn

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR INKS (dp) TAYLOR DOWSE Hottest: U2 9 -5 R.E.M. 10 -7 MEDLEY L WARNES 23 -9 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 24 -18 BELINDA CARLISLE 25 -19

KCMOICoIUrIW4 MO TuttlNCoit

GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL STARSHIP WARWICK L KASHIF WHITESNME Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -1 TIFFANY 9 -4 MEDLEY L WARNES 22 -16 OTHER ONES 24 -19 LOS LOBOS 31 -26

YAIFargo. ND

Jeck Lundy

JOHN COUGAR WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL JIMMY AVIS Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 3 -2 TIMOTHY B. SCIAIT 9 -4 BELINDA CARLISLE 13 -6 MEDLEY L WARNES 18 -8 WHITESNAE 28 -19

KKXUOMnd FWNI., ND Cherlle O'DOUgw

WHITNEY HOU53ON INXS STEVE WINWOOD JOHN COUGAR GEORGE MICHAEL STRYPER (dp) JIMMY DAVIS (dp) Hottest: MADONNA 7 -1 BILLY IDOL 13 -6 TIFFANY 29 -15 WHITESNME 30 -21 DEBBIE GIBSON 36 -32

KFH/K.Wneoeo, MI An,hony/Bdtsln

AEROSMITH STING (dP) GEORGE MICHAEL (dp) Hottest, BILLY IDOL 8 -1 MICHAEL JACKSON 5 -3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10- RICHARD MARX 9 -6 FLEETWOOD MAC 13 -9

WAZYIWeYene, IN

LeuboelMpton

JETS BREAKFAST CLUB WHITNEY HOUSTON STEVE WINWOOD SQUEEZE NEW MONIEES TAYLOR DAYNE ABC Hottest, MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -1 TIFFANY 6 -3 PET SHOP BOYS 10 -7 CUTTING CREW 19 -13 STRYPER 36 -24

KFRXILIncek. NE Cook/Meyer

WHITNEY HOUSTON WHITESNME STEVIE WONDER GEORGE HARRISON JETS Hottest, MICHAEL JACKSON l -1

MADONNA 2 -2 FLEETWOOD MAC 5 -3 TIFFANY 21 -11 MEDLEY L WARNES 28 -18

KKLEIRpId Chy. SD PIpwIK5IUW5y

WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE MICHAEL JOHN COUGAR LOS LOBOS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -1 MADONNA 5 -7 FLEETWOOD MAC 8 -4 CUTTING CREW 9 -6 PET SHOP BOYS 15 -9

MKG/Satlr., KS LUIgh Ann Adeln

GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON INXS ICEHOUSE JOE COCKER Hottest: MADONNA 3 -2 TIFFANY 7 -3 BILLY IDOL 9 -8 MEDLEY L WARNES 20 -13 BELINDA CARLISLE 24 -18

KKRCISIOUS Palls. SD KlelaylSt James

GEORGE MICHAEL JOHN COUGAR GEORGE HARRISON WHITNEY HOUSTON INX5 (dp) 5001050 (dp) Hottest: MEDLEY L WARNES S -1 R.E.M. 10 -7 TIFFANY 15 -9 POISON 21 -16 RICHARD MARX 27 -20

KWTOISpdngMld, MO O'Oredy/Copk

Hottest,

LISA LISA I -1 MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -2 MADONNA 3 -3 TIFFANY A -8 SWING CUT SISTER 10 -10

WOES/Springfield, IL

MOOre/14wley

WHITNEY HOUSTON MARTHA DAVIS RUSH (dp) ICEHOUSE JOE COCKER JIMMY DAVIS (dp) KANE GANG Ho tte at: MADONNA 1 -1 MICHAEL JACKSON 3 -2 FLEETWOOD MAC 5 -3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 -8 PET SHOP BOYS 13 -11

WSPTIStevene Point WI Boulet' /SLeHen

WHITESNME JOHN COUGAR JETS DEBBIE GIBSON GEORGE HARRISON GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest:

4 LOS LOBOS 1 -1

BILLY IDOL 6 -2 PET SHOP BOYS 9 -4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEIN 20 -10 AEROSMITH 34 -24

KDWRopeks, KS

Kevin Rabat

INKS (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON LAURA BRANIGAN (dp) 30101 COUGAR WA WA NEE STEVIE WONDER Hottest, FLEETWOOD MAC 4 -1 BILLY IDOL 5 -2

MEDLEY L MANES 16 -11 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 23 -10 R,E,M. 25 -15

KFMW/Wa4doo, IA JeoobseNMenssn

MICHAEL BOLTON WHITNEY HOUSTON MARTHA DAVIS Hottest: TIFFANY 1 -1

CUTTING CREW 8 -4 U2 12 -9 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 17 -11 BELINDA CARLISLE 18 -15

PARALLEL TWO

KIVNAWUpurpue, NM Howard Johnson

WHITNEY HOUSTON MEDLEY L WARNES CUTTING CREW RICHARD MARX WHITESNME Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 10 -7 PET SHOP BOYS 11 -8 EXPOSE 20 -11 SWING OUT SISTER 22 -12 MIAMI SOUND MACH/ 23 -19

KFIIIBWe, IO Jask Ampbong

WHITNEY HOUSTON ERIC CARMEN STARSHIP SHANICE WILSON LAURA BRANIGAN fdpl INXS Hottest: MADONNA 11 -7 MEDLEY L WARNES 21 -10 PET SHOP BOYS 18 -12 MIAMI SOUND MALEI 26 -19 BELINDA CARLISLE 28 -21

KITS/Boise. ID

Tom Evens

none Hottest: TIFFANY l -1 YELLO 2 -2 BILLY IDOL 5 -5 FLEETWOOD MAC 6 -6 OTHER ONES 7 -7

KIKOColoredo Spinga, CO John DsnW,

WHITESNME DEBBIE GIBSON STEVE WINWOOD JETS lap) ROGER HODGSON (dp) GLENN JONES (dp) LAURA BRINIGAN (dp) Hottest: MADONNA 3 -1 FLEETWOOD MAC 2 -2 TIFFANY 9 -3 CUTTING CREW 7 -6 RICHARD MARX 10 -9

CNEDIEdnlonton, AWwY McKanrWSWert

SQUEEZE MICHAEL BOLTON TIMOTHY B. SCIAIT WA WA NEE YES PAUL LOBBACK BLUE RODEO HAYWIRE Hottest, EARL THE SOUL SIN 1 -1 MADONNA 5 -4 BILLY IDOL 11 -7 TIFFANY 20 -13 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 25 -17

KSND /Eager., OR Bwom014vsn

WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE HARRISON JOHN COUGAR MICHAEL BOLTON STRYPER Hottest: TIFFANY 3 -1 MEDLEY L WARNES 8 -3 LOS LOBOS 11 -9 DEE LEPPARD 23 -18 GEORGE MICHAEL 38 -29

KMOX/Frano. CA SbINCarter

WHITNEY HOUSTON LISA LISA INXS BELINDA CARLISLE Hottest: MADONNA l -I TIFFANY 5 -2 PRETTY POISON 11 -6 JODY WATLEY 24 -17 JETS 30 -23

KYNO/Feano. CA

WelkrlMvb JODY WATLEY GEORGE MICHAEL MEN WITHOUT HATS (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON JETS LISA LISA Hottest: TIFFANY 5 -1 PET SHOP BOYS 9 -6 PRETTY POISON 26 -7

WENDY 6 LISA 18 -14 TAJA SEVILLE 33 -18

IBOHOnolulu. HI

MIke Scheeler

WHITNEY HOUSTON BREAKFAST CLUB KANE GANG GLENN MEDEIROS Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1

MADONNA 3 -2 TIFFANY 13 -5 JODY WATLEY 20 -17 KOOL L THE GANG 36 -29

KOMOIHOnoolu HI

AIUrWMNr

MICHAEL BOLTON TAYLOR DAYNE GLENN JONES HOOTERS Hottest; MADONNA 2 -1

KENNY G 3 -2 MICHAEL JACKSON 4 -3 FLEETWOOD MAC 5 -4 EXPOSE 6 -5

KLUG'. Vega, NV

OS- STeEMK

WHITESNME WHITNEY HOUSTON JODY WATLEY ROGER Hottest: BILLY IDOL 6 -I

TRINERE S -3 MEDLEY L BARNES 16 -11 PRETTY POISON 22 -14 SALT L PEPA 29 -15

KYRK/'. Vegas, NV OentsWMKa

KENNY G WHITNEY HOUSTON POISON (dp) SHANICE WILSON Hottest: BILLY IDOL 6 -1

PRETTY POISON 12 -7 BELINDA CARLISLE 20 -15 JODY WATLEY 24 -18 DEBBIE GIBSON 31 -24

KFIVIModato. CA Edwards/Senders

GEORGE MICHAEL POISON ldp) WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL BOLTON (dp) Hottest; TIFFANY 4 -1 U2 5 -4 KENNY G 10 -8 BELINDA CARLISLE 15 -10 TAYLOR DAYNE 22 -18

FM100M4dato, CA DsMeraney)Hofmsn

GEORGE HARRISON STEVE WINNOOR (dp) INXS Hottest: PEI' SHOP SOPS B -3 BILLY IDOL 10 -4 CUTTING CREW 11 -5 SWING OUT SISTER 13 -10 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14 -11

KCAOIOen.,d Venture CA Grp Williams

AEROSMITH Ldp) CHER WHITESNME (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON KANE GANG RICHARD MARX Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON I -1 PET SHOP BOYS 5 -3 TIFFANY 7 -4 BILLY IDOL 9 -6 CURE 27 -17

KXYO?rdr14 OR Am RYen

none Hottest: TIFFANY I -1 FLEETWOOD MAC 2 -2 MEDLEY 6 WAMSES 10 -7 PET SHOP BOYS 12 -10 RICHARD MARX 15 -12

KDON/6Ynae CA MunterILkdslI

JODY WATLEY WHITESNME WHITNEY HOUSTON INKS GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 6 -1 TIFFANY 15 -7 BILLY IDOL 12 -10 PRETTY POISON 19 -16 DEBBIE GIBSON 37 -33

MKPMYIS.H Lake City, UT Johnson/Shwa

WHI TESNAKE JOHN COUGAR DEBBIE GIBSON WHITNEY HOUSTON TERENCE TRENT D'A Hottest: PET SHOP BOYS 7 -5 U2 I4 -8 BELINDA CARLISLE 19 -15 MEDLEY L WARNES 21 -16 RICHARD MARX 22 -19

KIZU /Spokane, WA Rally Wobbles

WHITNEY HOUSTON STRYPER DEP LEPPARD (dp) JETS MARTHA DAVIS JOHN COUGAR ERIC CARNE. JIMMY DAVIS (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1 -1 MADONNA 3 -2 PET SHOP BOYS 9 -8 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 -9 LOS LOBOS 19 -11

KRO/Tuaon AZ IngMm'Devb

STEVE WINWOOD JODY WATLEY DEBBIE GIBSON GEORGE MICHAEL BON JOVI (dp) POISON (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON CUTTING CREW PRETTY POISON STING PET SHOP BOYS TAYLOR DAYNE (dp) JETS (dp) WHITESNME (dp) AL JARREAU (dp) WILL TO POWER NOEL TRINERE SIR MIX -A -LOT (dp) Hottest, WHITESNAE 1-1 TIFFANY 15 -2 MADONNA 14 -3 BILLY IDOL 16 -5 LEVERT 13 -8

PARALLEL THREE

KOOTIAnchwage. AK J.O. CbandW

JOHN COUGAR WHITESNME WHITNEY HOUSTON INX5 Hottest: BILLY IDOL 2 -1

FLEETWOOD MAC 3 -2 CARS 4 -3 MICHAEL JACKSON 7 -4 MEDLEY L WARNES 8 -6

KYYAIRIRWMIS, MT

Chenb Fou:

STEVE WINWOOD CHER

WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 3 -1 TIFFANY 11 -5

SWING OUT SISTER 15 -10 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16 -11 MEDLEY 6 WARNES 21 -16

SOUS/Bowmen, MT BeslDYmond

KANE GANG WHITNEY HOUSTON JIMMY DAVIS MARTHA DAVIS ICEHOUSE PRETTY POISON Hottest: TIMOTHY B. SCIAIT I -1

TIFFANY 16 -7 RICHARD MARX 14-12 BELINDA CARLISLE 26 -16 STING 30 -20

KEES/Casper, WY Gordon/Scott

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON WARWICK 6 KASHIF INXS ROGER HODGSON Hot toot: BILLY IDOL 6 -3 TIFFANY 7 -5 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12 -6 BELINDA CARLISLE 15 -12 LEVERT 27 -19

KEW/Cheyenne. WY

[WARM.

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON BIG TROUBLE GEORGE HARRISON TAYLOR DAYNE STARSHIP JELLYBEAN BOURGEOIS TAGS Hottest: TIFFANY 7 -2 WA WA NEE 17 -14 DEP 20 -17 R.E.M, 23 -19 WHITESNME 29 -21

KOZEIL4rrbtrt 10

AN McCM

WHITNEY HOUSTON MARTHA DAVIS CURE STEVE WINWODD ICEHOUSE TERENCE TRENT D'A Hottest, MEDLEY L 'MANES 1 -1 BILLY IDOL 6 -2 SQUEEZE 14 -7 DEF LEPPARD 18 -13 YES 19 -16

KTMTIMedlpd, OR R. Charles Snyder

GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON JIMMY DAVIS JETHRO CULL BODEANS JUDE COLE MARTHA DAVIS ROGER HODGSON STRYPER Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC 3 -1 R.E.M. 11 -6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEIN 15 -1C RICHARD MARX 24 -13 GLEN BURTNICK 25 -15

RZFIYMoesow. ID

LNN imMileAlhe non WHITNEY HOUSTON DEBBIE GIBSON CHER JIMMY DAVIS MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 5 -2 TIFFANY 10 -4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEIN 16 -9 MEDLEY 6 'MANES 23 -13 BELINDA CARLISLE 28 -17

KNT21Rrp NV Brien Ekler

DEBBIE GIBSON MIAMI SOUND MACHT GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON STARSHIP YES LAURA

LISA BRANIGAN

WENDY L LISA TAYLOR DAYNE JONATHAN BUTLER HOOTERS MARTHA DAVIS Hottest: PRINCE 14 -2 LEVERT 33 -4 TIFFANY 30 -6 SWING OUT SISTER I1 -11 GEORGE MICHAEL D-27

KW GENenA NV ToddlROble

TAYLOR DAYNE JODY WATLEY STEVE WINWOUD WHITNEY HOUSTON YES (dp) Hottest: BILLY IDOL 8 -2 SWING OUT SISTER 11 -8 TIFFANY 13 -9 MEDLEY L NAANFS 19 -10 PET SHOP BOYS 14 -11

ELYI6'Sen Lab Obispo, CA ARenISAye

WHITNEY HOUSTON ICEHOUSE PLATINUM BLONDE CHER DEP LEPPARD (dp) JOHN COUGAR BILLY JOEL SHANICE WILSON (dp) Hottest: SWING OUT SISTER 5 -4 YES 9 -7 CUTTING CROW 11 -9 BELINDA CARLISLE 13 -10 MEDLEY L BARNES 19 -11

KZOLSan Luis Oblapo, CA Steve Throu

WHITNEY HOUSTON BOURGEOIS TALG Hottest: TIFFANY 12 -7 BELINDA CARLISLE 30 -23 RICHARD MARX 34 -24 R.E.M. 31 -25 MEDLEY L WARNES D -30

Ya] /Serte Barben, CA SmNNNewn.n

WHITNEY HOUSTON GEORGE HARRISON Mottest: TIFFANY 1 -I

CURE 10 -5 MEDLEY L HARNES 22 -12 BELINDA CARLISLE 19 -13 JODY WATLEY 20 -14

01(15111Cit4e. WA L4MestsMPrdy

WHITNEY HOUSTON JOHN COUGAR JODY WATLEY INKS Hottest: MADONNA 2 -1

MICHAEL JACKSON 3 -2 POISON 8 -7 WA WA NEE 13 -10 TIMOTHY B. SCIAIT 15 -I1

Music Key: (DP) indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night. (RA) indicates the song was dropped from the playlist then readded.

MORE PHONE

FOR THE FACTS!

"HONESTLY" SIGNIFICANT ACTION 1 19/6

(915) 653 -3387 John Raymond/KIXY #1- #1- #1 -#1 -#1 (HOT)! (317) 474 -1410 Steve Louizos/WAZY Debut #36 - 24 (HOT)

(618) 457 -8117 Tony Waitekus/WCIL Debut #21 - 15

(501) 785 -2526 Fred Baker/KISR #39 - #31 - #19 (HOT)

(605) 335 -6500 Charlie O'Douglas/KKRC #39 - #30 (512) 383 -4961 J.J. Montana/KBFM Debut #31 (803) 226 -1511 Nate Morris/WCKN #32 - #28 - #23 (804) 826 -1310 Doc Michaels/WGH - add

NUMBERS

STRYPER'S "HONESTLY ". RECORDS A MASS APPEAL HIT.



October 23, 1987 R&R 95

PARALLE LS

Please note, frozen playlists are indicated with an "fr" next to the previous week's chart position.

R &R's CHR reporters are chosen on the basis of location, ratings, and ability to report current, timely music information.

Parallel l Reporters: Selected stations that are format- dominant and /or exert significant national influence, in major markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, of 1 million or more.

P1 -A Reporters: Selected leading -edge major market CHR stations whose play - lists diverge significantly from mainstream CHRs.

Parallel 2 Reporters: Selected stations that are format -dominant and /or exert a significant local or regional influence, in secondary markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, between 200,000 -1 million.

Parallel 3 Reporters: Selected stations that are format -dominant and /or exert a significant local or regional influence, in smaller markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, of 199,999 and below.

232 REPORTS

A AEROSMITH

Dude (Looks Like A Lady) (Geffen) LP: Permanent Vacation

Total Reporta 114 491 Parallel

Reach P1 29% N &Aj P2 47% P3 691

Regional Reach E 49% S 54% M 54% W 35%

National Summary UP 58 DEBS 8 SAME 34 DOWN 1

ADDS 13

Chart Summary Pos Pl P2

1 0 0 2 -5 0 0

6 -15 1 3

16 -40 9 28 One 3 13

Adds 2 7

Ch Adda I 1

Total 16 52

P3 Tot O 0 O 0 O 4 28 65 16 32 1 10 1 3

46 114

GST

MXaS 22 -19 294 33 -24 894 27 -23 PRO -FM 33 -29

SOUTH

293 a KEGL a 295 29 fr KKBO on ORBE d -35 MOH 32 -30

MIDWEST

M1M5 15-9 BCZY a-35 wKT1 27-25 KDKB d-38

WEST

KMOO on KATD on

G8T

0FLY 32 -26 MAEB 24 -23 ERZ 40 -31

08013 36 -33 M5ß5 a 99GPM 37 -34 MPS} on WINZ 33 -29 WRCK on 0106 on

SOUTH

IfR08 20-10 MSSX 33-30

MROO 21-18 K Z106 30-27 Honk 40-38 098 on MIG on MKSI 20-15 MANS on WCBN 38-29 MZYP 39-33 VAPE a ISUT 40-36 M00I é8-16 K 2W WBHY d-40 2107 a K MSS on K92 27-27 5000 35-32 Z102 a KTUX 33-26 MDLX n WKZL 30-29

MIDMSBT

MKDD 34-32 K OM2 23-22 K2IO d-37 KLO d-34 MM a-39 MZPL on RJ103 16-9 K0K0 29-28 KZ93 MRON 27-18

RIVA 19-18 KIYS on fr

KIG on FM104 on 5CM1 a GYO 28-23 KDON on

K 36

ZU 17-

6T

wWI', 30-26

103CIR on 951001 34-26 VRP! on NIKZ on fr

01000 39-32 n 1006,

MTA' 20-19 MOMP d-32 IIPKX

O0

SOUTH

PIpIZ 33-31 MRBF 24-21 MJAD 35-32 M1.G0 40-34 tifa on 898 KIRR 38-34 MYKB a OEB on fr IMAN 30-28 KIXY 30-18 2103 on MHSL on

MIOME8T

KYYY 36-30 MBHO Male 39 -32 WCIL 26-20 MLRM on KCMG d -39 SOL on MRG ä-30 KRA% on 9950 38 -35 GRC 37 -32 RMIO on fr MDG 35 -30 VSFT 34 -24 KDW 37 -34 MOI 31 -27

«sr

KGOT on KWB 39 -35 RESO 36 -32 KZFN d -37 ENTI 24 -31 SLY96 32 -29 0095 29 -24

BIG TROUBLE

Crazy World (Epic) LP Big Trouble

Total Reporte 66


National Summary UP 11 DEBS 5

SAME 40 DOWN 0 ADDS 10

N&A Chart Pos

1

2-5 6 -15

16 -40 One

Adds Ch Mds

Total

281 Parallel

Reach Pl 15% P2 26% P3 43%

Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 4 4 9 17 2 19 18 39 2 6 2 10 O 0 0 0 8 29 29 66

NCAU 35-30 PRO -PM on

SOUTH

noon d -39 MON 39 -39

MIPIEST

551945 40 -38 KCIa1 a

KKRZ o RCPX a

GBT

MFLY on WVSR a

K104 d-40

SOUTH

MKOB on WR00 KEZB n

MANS on MZYP on MOOT n 99WAY5 a M6AM a W84IY on KWES on KIT' on IIHA0 on KTUX on

MIDIrEBT

KIIK on KKRD

WEST

SP95 on KEYS on fr RIKX on KYIlO 32-27 I94 on 5Y85 on RFIV d-29 KCAO 32-28 IOYO on 96KF1lY on 11220 on

EAST

95XIL on

SOUTH

KAKS 25-22 K012 0 IPKSF NJAD o MCGO on IMAN on WHSL on

MIDMEST

K 2YY 40-37 WBW8 on KOCR 33-32 ItO10 on 294 36-35 ESEL on MKFR on 99K0 on MDG on

WEST

K GOT 40-32 KYYA d-30 .1111 KTKS on EPOS a

KOIE d-35 KTMT 39-35 K2FN on 11202 on 5LY96 on Y97 on 0595 36-33

MICHAEL BOLTON That's What Love Is All About LP: The Hunger (Columbia)

Total Reports 131 56% Parallel

® ße33% Pl 33% P2 58% P3 73%

Regional Reach E 71% s 52% M 46% W 60%


ADDS 23

Chart Poe

1

2 -5 6 -15

16 -40 Ons Adds

Ch Adda Total

Summary Pl P2 O 1

O 3

6 4 7 36 1 8 3 11 1 1

18 64

P3 Tot 1 2

1 4

4 14 28 71

8 17 6 20 1 3

49 131

110 GST

8104 a

MXKS 7-7 MMJO a-33 MCAU 16-14 B94 30-25 PRO-FM 22-20 MAVA

BOOTH

KRBE 39-34

MIDII68T

KCPM d-34 KDMB 13-11 81.01. 35-26

WEST

KIIS a KZZP on KROY 20-17 KMOD 23-21 KCPX 17-15 KME,. 11-9 KWSS 10-10

GST

wFLY 3-1 0100 40-38 WARB d-37 wVSR 13-9 K104 3-10 WER2 3-3 wNNR 30-29 WTIC a-35 SEEP on KLAN 35-34 KC101 5-4 BSPK 25-21 995FM 26-22 HPST 12-9 MNY2 28-28 WRCK 21-16 MKRZ 23-20

SOUTH

011130 17 fr K98 on

K XX106 on lI6CY 30-28

ÑKad-39 SANS on 9IZYP 36-32 MOOT 19-16 MOLI a MLAP 21-12 KZOU 37-32 FM100 27-23 WHAM d-28 W181Y on Y107 21-17 KMES 942 27-24 KITY a 551100 2102 d-33 IITUX 32-27 10121. 35-34

MIOma9T

SIIDD 6-5 KIIO 25-23 KM on KIM 23-20 MMG e K IXX 32-28 2104 37-34 KJ103 on MIOK 25-21

WBS!

Kr95 36-29 KIPS 39 fr SISS 28-27 CRED a SED a I94 23-19 KOIS FLOC 19-19 FM104 on KFIV e 14020 31-28 96KPMY 40-38 0225 27-26 Ke0 29-16

TANT

WPG a -36 MISS 18 -18 103C1ß 7 -7

9510I1I 31-27 MRPE on

a

05100 36-28 100KHI on 950IL 6-5 WOMP 20-17 NPXX d-36

SOIT

KARS 33-30 ROIZ 34-33 MRHF 22-19 MJAD a 82140 d-28 MCGO 34-28 MJMX 35-27 898 d-31 RISK 24-21 0Yß6 0101 29-27 KHAN 28-26 MPFM a ',IX? 40-35 MH6L 35-33 142118 142118

o

MIDMEST

WBM0 2-1 MBwB 18-15 MCIL o KOCR a MLRM 34-22 WKFR on MAZY 31-21 99KG 37-34 GRC 36-34 KMTO 26 fr

MDBR on HSPT 37-34 KIM 39-36 KIMM a

WEST

KUUB 6-6 KTRS 19-18 KOZE d-34 KZFN s ROTZ on K20Z 36-33 8LY96 d-40 Y97 1l-9

BOURGEOIS TAGG I Dont Mind At All (Island) LP Yoyo

Total Reports 86 37%

Parallel Reach

PI 35% P2 28% P3 545


National Summary UP 28 DEBS 16 SAME 33 DOWN 0 ADDS 9

(N &A

Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0

6 -15 0 0 0

16 -40 7 15 23 One 9 15 8 Adds 3 1 5

Ch Adds 0 0 0

Total 19 31 36

0 0 0

45 32 9 0

86

SAAI

MORS on MMJO on CKOI o iiCAU d-40

SOUTH

5EGL d-40 MGH o

MIPIEST

WINS 92X a

VINCI 35 -33 ADWE on WLOL a

WEST

10012 d-40 FM102 d-29 KROY on KMOD on KMm. 24-30 KATo 27-23 KWSS on KPLZ nn

EAST

WVBR 39 -35 JET -PM 33 -31 K104 on WER2 28 - -23 ECIOI

8NYZ on wRCK on

SOUTH

SOSO on fr WIHE 40 -38 MANS on WOUT on MOSI

o

99MAY9on /MAO on MOLO on MKZL on

MIDWEST

M5DD d-38 RIm! 27-24 Raso d-30 MIXX 36-29 2104 d-37 MZOR a MRON on

WEST

KITS on fr

KIKX d-39 KaMD 34-31 ROMP d-28 FM104 28-21 SRS d-35 965FMY 33-79 KZ2U on

mer MMTX 31-31 95101X d-39 MOCM 36-32

oK100 a

95XIL 38-33 WOMP a

KAKS 27-18 I50I2 39-36 MJAD on MZSS on MJMX 40-31 SM 34-30 MBSL a

MII11rEST

KYYY d-40 WBMB on ROCK 31-28 OOMO on 294 33-31 KKXL 38-31 MKPR on KKLK on 99KG on KKRC 23-18 5055 on fr

MDBR 39-31 MEDI' d-40 SEW d-35 KFMM d-37

WEST

KYYA 28-24 ROUI 38-29 PITES 40-32 KF80 a PIOZE 26-22 02FR d-40 K202 a

SLY96 34-33

GLEN BURTNICK

Follow You (A &M) LP: Heroes And zeroes

Total Reporte 58

Regional Reach E 189 S 239 N &AI M 341 W 25%


SAME 34 DOWN 0

ADDS 1

Chart Poe

2 -5 6 -15

16 -40 Ons

Adda Ch Adds

Total

25% Parallel

Reach Pl 9% P2 22% P3 43%

Summary Pl P2 P3 Tot O 0 0 0 O 0 0 2 2 1

1 7 10 2 15 17 O 0 1

O 0 0 5 24 29

0

5

18 34

1

0 58

Gf!

IIEGL 16-13 Y95 on fr

SSO on

MI IMEET

wons 8-6 0907X 22 -21

WEST

® 0100 on MPBR O R104 35-28 99GPM on

11-10

SOUTH

M6B0 on fr

MROO 29-27 SANS M2YP on 14200 on KMEa on KSAO on (TUO on

MIDMEBT

MKDD 14-13 SESO on KLO 28-23 MIXR 40-37 2104 40n38 W 103

0

11ROM 35-28

WEST

RIPS on fr

KIG on 10120 d -34 K22Ú on

EAST

951001 on 95XIL 40-34 MTHT on woof 36-33

SOUTH

1tAKS on KOIZ a MKSP on 898 d-30 WPFM 37-33 RIXY on KNIN on

K YYY on MBNO on Maso 37-36 KGL on W. O

MAZY d-40 KKLS on 99KG on GRC on MUER on

WEST

ROOT on RWB 37 -33 KTRS 35 -34 KM 34 -33 STMT 25 -15 2 K IFS on SLY96 on OK95 31 -27

G BELINDA CARLISLE Heaven Is A Place On Earth (MCA) LP. Heaven On Earth

Total Reporte 228 98% Parallel

Reach P1100% P2 97% P3 991



SAME 7

DOWN 1

ADDS 4

Chart Poe

1

2 -5 6 -15

16 -40 One Mde

Ch Mde Total

Summary Pl P2 O 0 4 1

19 32 30 71 l 0 O 1

1 2

55 107

P3 Tot O 0 O 5

15 66 51 152 O 1

O l

O 3

66 228

EAST

8104 22 -19 MXKS 25 -23 294 24 -18 MIt6E 29 -24 MEJO 35 -26 WBLI 21 -16 COOI'on P9ß95 30 -21 2100 21 -14 MCAU 38 -26 0500 27 -17 894 19 -15 PRO -FM 21 -19

Continued On Next Column

99GFM l7-B 930 29-26 SPOT 23-18 MAZ 21-8 NAM 23-14 MKRZ 20-17 0106 21-18

SOUTH

PWR997 18-13 IfBBO 25 fr

893 25-21 K98 12-6 wTMF a-29 K22B 24-18 195 23-20 810106 36-35

FM104 19-17 KFIV 15-10 KCAO 12-10 1020 16-13 KOON 32-29 96KFMY 19-15 1,2211 21-IR KRO 3-18

'mgr

MPRR 26-20 MOFO 21-17 1030I0 26-19 95XXX 29-24

Belinda Carlisle Continued

0107 18 -14 HAVA 20 -17

100111

Z93 16-11 KEGL 14-11 Y95 18 fr OSSO 17-14 KRBS 24-13 0100 13-5 B97 18-15 WON 16-14 M1N2 26-21 0105 25-21

MIDMEBT

896 17-12 Z95 27-19 0102 30-26 SMMS 19-12 920 19-14 MMCI 31-28 99OTX a-23 MCZY 27-20 WBYT 18-12 K8E0 18-15 KCPM 25-20 MKTI 7-4 KOWS d-36 ONTR 11-7 KM5 6-4 MIqL 28-12

WEST

Y308 10-3 KIIS 22-18 KZZP 29-21 KKR2 19-17 FM102 29-23 (ROY 23-19 KMOD 25-16 KCPX 18-11 K1,V1 29-25 KMEL 17-13 KATD 10-9 KWSS 32-26 KPL2 25-20 KURE 23-21

P1/

00T105 17-4 PWR96 29-24

EAST

MFLY 31-25 0100 24-18 MAEB 26-19 MVSR 26-18 JET-IM 20-14 K104 28-18 ME. -38 WEHE 37-25 MTIC 22-20 MREE 16-7 MLAN 38-16 KC101 29-23 MSRR 29-20 98PXY 25-23

MROB 29-24 14881I 35-28 MBCY d-27 MRO0 27-16 02106 23-17 MECS 33-29 G105 25-21 KEZB 26-18 098 20-15 MINO 26-21 MKBI 17-12 SANS 25-21 SOIN 25-18 MZYP 22-16 942YX 28-25 SAPE 20-17 MOIfI' 38-34 SORI 25-22 WFMI 21-15 MLAP 26-18 RZOU 26-18 VOIX 24-20 99WAYS 17-10 FM100 25-20 MOBB 24-16 MBAM 23-16 NEY 21-15 KaFM 38-27 Y107 14-9 SMES 18-13 5J105 14-9 Y106 10-4 942 21-19 MRVO 18-13 K92 21-14 K ITY 24-22 K8A0 28-14 Z102 15-11 RTUX 20-15 MOU 33-27 WSZL 32-21

MIDmaST

WKDD 22 -12 K IIK 19 -17 MOIS 20 -15 MOTS 26 -21 K DS2 28 -25 KRIS 25 -16 5110 29 -19 MMES 29 -23 KLO d -30 MIXX 15 -7 WZPL 18 -15 2104 30 -24 KJ103 37 -33 K0KO 22 -14 14293 29 -25 WZOK 33 -26 WROW 24 -16 G2107 27 -19 GAD 21 -19 WHO} 27 -22

WISST

KF95 28-21 KIPS 22 fr KISS 17-12 CMED 30-25 KSND 20-16 (MGX a I94 29-27 KLUC 8-6 RYG 20-15

MKPE 32-25 MIKZ 27 fr WOCM 19-13 05100 32-27 100GI 29-28 95XIL 22-13 WTNT 22-16 MOMP 29-26 MPXX 23-18

SOUTH

KA58 13-9 S OI2 18-11 MKSP 33-30 MJAD 24-19 MZKX 17-15 MCGO 24-18 MJMX 16-13 B98 28-20 K ISR 25-23 0104 24-16 8YKa 22-19 MME 20 fr

0101 24-18 K RAK 27-22 WPFM 22-15 KIXY 38-28 2103 29-22 Silla 28-20 IIHSL 26-18 MV58 21-24

WIDNEST

KYYY 23-16 NBNO 27-16 WBWB 24-17 MCIL 20-13 KOCR 34-31 IlI.ml 25-19 KM 25-20 294 13-6 88qL 28-23 MAZY 32-22 KFR% 27-21 KKL8 29-21 99KG 24-18 SORC 28-22 IIFlO 23 fr

MDBR 24-18 MBIR 33-23 KD3N 38-24 KPMM 18-15

WEBT

KGoT 11-10 KYYA 23-19 KW8 26-16 KTRS 15-12 KM 8-7 KO2E 25-20 KTMT 32-29 K ZFN 28-17 S HTZ 21-19 KINO 26-20 14202 30-23 SLY96 13-10 Y97 19-13 0595 22-18

CURE

Just Like Heaven (Elektra) LP: Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me

Total Reporte 65



N&A

Chart Pos

1

2 -5 6 -15 16 -40 One Adds

Ch Adds Total

28% Parallel

Reach Pl 25% P2 19% P3 45%

Summary Pl P2 P3 Tot O 0 0 0

O 0 1 1

1 0 0 1

5 12 11 28 6 6 14 26 2 2 4 8

O 1 0 1

14 21 30 65

141 GST

WOKS on CEOI on

d-39

SOUTH

Z93 a

KEGL d-37 GBD 32-31 K RBE 18-11 MGN a

MIPIGT

871115 0 WHYT on

WEST

KMOD on K CPX GTD 30-28 KMSSS d-35

ñ1 KITS 7 -6

Liiil GST

0100 on

WAOB 33 -31 X104 d-38

NN K O

MPS} d -34

0106 on

SOUTH

KZZ8 d-40 94TYX a-38 KZOU on Ni01Y KIT? on 0SA0 40-38 KTUX 40-38

MIDMEBT

8RON a

WEST

K ISR 39-36 KYNO 38-34 KLUG 38-35 PM104 K CAO 27-17 ROOST d-40 96KFMY 35-32

EAST

95XX( a 100KEI on

95XIL 35-32 WOMP on MFXX on

SOUTH

WHOP d-39 WJAD o MCGD on M.MX on KSMB on fr

IINAN d-35

MIMES"

RYYY a MBMB a Y94 31-28 KSSL On MAZY 40-35 SOLS on 99SG on GRC d-40 MD5R on

WEST

K WB d-40 KTRS on KFBD d-38 KOZE

a

KTMT 36-33 KM KMN2 39-25 14202 0Z SLY96 38-37 297 10-5

CUTTING CREW

I've Been In Love Before (Virgin) LP: Broadcast


Regional Reach Reach Pl 84% E 92% P2 89% S 86% P3 97% M 98% w 85%


SAME 19 DOWN 8

ADDS 8

Chart Pos

1

2 -5 6 -15

16 -40 Ons Adds

Ch Adds Total

Summary Pl P2 0 0 2

20 20 2

2

0 46

8 45 38

1

3

3

98

P3 Tot O 0 6 16

37 102 21 79 1 4

O 5

O 3

65 209

GOT

8104 23 -20 IOtKS 12 -11 294 21 -15 MUSE 19 -17 81410 16 -14 MELI 22 -17 CKOI 29 -25 MOAB 34 -18 MEGX 30 -26 B94 26 -22 PRO-FM 13 -11 0107 a

WRCE 24-20 8KR2 27-15 0106 20-17

SOUTH

PMR997 12-10 WBIIO 23 fr B93 -30 098 39-24 142213 30-25 I95 18-14 100106 37-37 MKaB 32-22 WSSX 31-25 WSCY 12-11 MR00 10-7 52106 13-10 WN01I 16-13

96KFMY 6-4 KZZU 13-12 KR0 a

EAST

MPRR 17-12 8MFX 7-6 103CIR 8-8 95XXX 13-12 MtPE 25-35 WIKZ 21 fr WOCM 12-11 05100 17-12 100KA 8-2 95XIL 4-4


Cutting Crew Continue

SOUTH

0501170105 KESO 31 -28 E BE R 897 23 -21 WGE 13 -12 0105 19 -13

N 2DME8T

Z95 16-13 0102 29-25 NIM8 9-8 92X 22-17 MNCI 12-9 99DTX 9-7 MC2Y 20-16 WHYT 25-24 1,BE0 a KCPB 17-16 MKTI 19-11 KDWB 16-9 5877 25-23 XMS 9-7 MIDL 6-4

WEST

Y108 5-2 KIIS 25-20 KIM 11-9 FM102 22-18 KROY on KWOD 16-11 KCPX 9-6 RMEL 28-28 KATD 17-15 KWSS 18-18 KPLZ 17-15 KURE d-30

EAST

WFLY 19 -14 0100 19 -14 MASS 35 -36 MVSR 12 -6 JET -FM 18 -15 K104 1 -2 MERZ 18 -14 SNG 24 -19 WTIC 21 -19 WEEP 24 -21 KLAR 28 -26 KC101 17 -14 SOPS 22 -18 98PXY 24 -22 990144 8-2 930 25 -21 SPOT 15 -12 8NY2 19 -18

098 18-14 MIG 16-12 111t8I 19-16 SANS 20-17 MCKN 17-13 MZYP 5-4 94TYx -39 MAPS 26-24 WO01' 29-26 M051 5-8 WMI 27-24 MLAP 17-13 MDJX 39-36 99MAY& 15-13 FM100 14-14 MABB 18-14 WBAM 16-13 KBrM 29-21 EWES 17-12 67105 9-8 Y106 19-15 94Z a MRVO 29-27 K92 17-10 KITY on KSI10 17-11 55Y1X 15-12 MDLX 8-5 SR2L 13-10

NIESEST

RÌÌR 18315 MPXR 13-9 MGTZ 34-29 KDM2 19-16 SEES 15-10 52I0 18-12 MMES 25-16 KW 30-24 MIXX 17-11 WBPL 13-8 2104 21-19 XJ103 28-38 SOKO 27-25 K293 26-26 ZOK 19-14 MOOS 23-15 G2107 24-21 SSRD 15-11 WHOT a-28

WEST

KI KG1I 9-6

CHE) 17-12 MID 18-15 0280 d-39 I94 11-10 KOlg - 155104

d130 1-5

KFIV 2-2 KCAO 24-21 KXYO 19-15 MON 28-22

WTH7' 14-12 wFXX 19-11

SOUTH

KGS 4-1 1,2I2 6-6 MK5P 17-1-' MJAO 15-14 SM 14-1, MIGO 11-9 MJMX 10-^ B98 10-5 KISR d-40 0104 17-13 MYKS 23-.0 OSMB 34 +

r 0101 8-6 KWAS 20-.6 WPFM 11-A Z103 24-g KNIN 20- 7

WHSL 15- 1

WYG 19-15

NIESEST

S YYY 17-13 YEtlO 20-6 MBMB 30-26 WCIL d- 3

KOCR 10 6

SUN 20-20 K 0M0 20 47 294 7-1 KRXL 14-8 WERE MAZY 19-13 KFRX 12-10 KRLCCE,, 39-!5

1

2

89a9RC }13 R1TD Id fr MOBR 15-13 MSFF 3T-27 SOW 6-5 KFMM 8 4

mEST

KOOT 1e-11 KYYA 2M-20 101118 27-24 RTRS 13-8 KFBO 23-27 KOZE 4-3 K TMT 22-19 KIFS 75-20 K OTS 12-12 (MNZ '6-13 K20Z 7-13 81296 11-9 Y97 1,-15 0595 7-13

TAYLOR DAYNE

Tell It To My Heart (Arista)

Total Reporte 103 445

Regional Reach E 43% S 44% M 321 w 60%


ADDS 23

IN&Al

Plrallel Reach

Pl 44% P2 44% P3 46%

Chart Summary Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 0 0 0 0 16 -40 13 24 7 44 One 6 14 16 36 Adda 4 10 8 22

Ch Adda 1 0 0 1

Total 24 48. 31 103

GST

MX5S on SKIE a -36 MMJO 39 -37 PRO -FM on 0107 a

BAVA On

BOOTH

Z93 d-35 GBO a KRBE on 2100 23-19

MIDWESr

B96 29-19 920 35-32 WNCI WHYT d-25 KCPM 34-31 KM d-35 VIOL d-38

WEST

2108 a KZZP on GRZ on OROY 27-26 10100 d-29 SOLO 26-24 KM. 20-16

P1 A.

110T103 36 -33 80T105 26 -15 PMR96 3 -2 ß/R106 34 -32

GST

MFLY d-38

MVSR on WTIC 27-24 SM d-30 98PXY a

990l1 d-39 SPOT on 85152 on MRCK 36-29

sans PII8997 24-20 K98 on KSI106 an EOOB d-32 MNOK on REZB d-26 SANS on MZYP on 94T20 26-20 MAPE a 520U a

NOIX 38-33 WABE a

SHAW on 111012 a 08FM on BJ105 d-26 Y106 on KITY 34-33 RSAO 2102 40-30 OTUX 38-29 MDLX

a

MIOMEES'

BPXR a MGTZ 38-33 SO8D a

WEST

SF95 30-26 RIYB 40 fr RED on SMGX 35-32 RYNO 40-36 I94 37-33

RG1C 39-37 FM704 on KFIV 22-18

S CAO 23-18 [DON 39-36 KK0 a

G@!

MFX e

952001 OK100 on 95XIL on MOMP on Snot on

SOUTH

OAKS on MIaF on M7AD 40-37 112G d-30 HUGO d-35 898 d-35 KSMS fr IMAN a

MENO a WOWS on MCIL O

n MLEM a MAZY a

SESO on 99RG on K W15 on fr

WEST

KITS on KM a KOZE on K8T2 a

R852 a

5202 d-40 HLY96 297 35-29 0595 40-37

DEF LEPPARD Animal (Mercury/PolyGram) LP Hysteria


Parallel Regional Reach Reach Pl 31%

E 41% P2 42% S 42% P3 49% M 38% w 46%


SAME 34 DOWN 0

ADDS 16

[ áA-

Chart Pos

1

2 -5 6 -15 16 -40 One Adds

Ch Adda Total

Summrv P1 P2 O 0 O 0 O 0

8 22 6 17 2 6

1 1

". 7 46

P3 Tot O 0 O 0

2 2

18 48 7 30 6 14

O 2

33 96

GST

Z94 on CKOI on

SOUTH

KEEL 27 -26 SOBO KRG a MGH 30 -27 0105 a

SOUTH

598 d-30 WROO 25-:1 KZ106 d-.0 wNOK 39- 7

MINK on WKSI 30-28 WANS on WCKN O WZYP d-39 SOOT o MI d .20 -0

5505 d- 8 MASS a

MMHY on 8_1105 m

Parallels Continued on Page 96

3 GST

IIPRR 38-33 SOTO 26-25 951001 d-35 M1PE on NIKZ 31 fr

95XIL 37-31 WTHT 30-28 MOMP a MPXX on



96 R&R October 23, 1987

PARALLELS

MIDWEST

295 34-31 WRNS on WKTI on

34-30

Def Leopard Continued

11U2P 26-24 KROY

o

RCPX 26-23 KATD a-33 RMBM 35-32 ItPLZ 36-32

GNT

MPLY on MAEB 20-18 6104 MONK

34-29 on M

99GPM 40-37 MST 39-36 WW2 0-26 WRCR 0106 on

2106 on It92 on RsAO on RTUX d-35 WWDI.K a

MIoNMST

MROD 33-31 OPER on KDNZ 26-19 KRIM on MA a WZPL a 8104 23-17 wpN on KK8D on

WEST

RIY/ 28 fr RIKX 40-37 K88D 23-18 KFIV 30-23 6XY0 24-20 MOON 29-24 961I8MY on RZZU

SOUTH

MR6P d-38 MAD d-40 NCOO MJM% on MAN a KIM 31-27 2103 a MNSL on

MIOWEST

WSNO MOIL 15-11 WAZY 37-29 MBE on 99110 on 11KRC on MOG 40-34 MIN 40-36

VEST

MRS 31-31 KM9O 20-17 ROES 18-13 snow 40-36 MITI 34-28 R8T'2 38-38 9LY96 a

0095 30-25

E EXPOSE

Let Me Be The One (Arista) LP Exposure

Total Reports 200 861 Parallel

© P

Reach 1 851

P2 891 P3 821

Regional Reach E 90% S 87% M 86% w 81%



Chart Summary Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 1 1 2 4 2 -5 10 27 13 50

6 -15 27 59 31 117 16 -40 8 10 9 27 One 1 0 0 1

Adds 0 1 0 1

Ch Mde O 0 0 O Total 47 98 55 200

tio GST

B104 12 -8 WOWS 2 -2 FREE 4 -2 Mí470 7 -5 MBLI 9 -9 Cool 31 -23 MR95 15 -13 Z100 13 -12

WCAU 2 -4 Nono 20 -20 894 12 -10 PRO-IN 3 -3 0107 7 -6 NAVA 19 -14

SOUTH

Z93 9-7 295 on fr KRIM 8-17 Y100 1-1 897 13-13 MGR 5-3 WPM 17-14 0105 17-16

MIDWEST

B96 9-7 295 17-18 0102 26-23 92X 14-13 WPC' 8-6 WCZY 33-27 MINT 13-10 01300 16-14 KCM 10-9 KDWB 18-1s ROTO 10-9 KMK 4-8 WW1 7-6

WEST

RIIB 7 -5 O ,x0 17 -13 KKR, 8 -6 04102 4 -4 KRO2 3 -2 !MD 7 -6 KCPX 16 -14 RIMO 13 -22 KIEL 10 -12 KISS 8 -7 KPLZ 2 -6 RUBE 6 -5

P1 A.

80T103 4-3 8OT105 4-7 MR96 2-S 0110106 1-1

MST

wPLY 17-10 0100 6-5 NAra 9-10 MVSR 8-7 MERE 12-13 MINK 10-6 WIC 12-15 ISMS 11-10 MLA 18-17

KC101 10-8 MIN 5-1 91000 11-11 990191 13-13 930 4-3 wP6T 6-5 WW2 11-15 MRCK 7-7 NKR, 6-5 0106 5-5

S OUTN

MR997 5-4 W000 11 fr 893 8-3 K98 11-10 MPMP 7-5 MU 4-3 195 9-8 100(106 6-5 MR08 5-5 wS101 7-7 MBCY 26-22 K2106 8-8 MMDI 5-3 0105 21-17 REM 9-6 098 9 -8 WINK 9-8 MKeI 1s-14 MANS 9-7 MKS 6-6 MAPB 11-12 MORI 20-14 WAI 18-11 MAP 6-3 MOU 11-20 MDJ% 5-6 99RAYb 5-9 A100 23-18 MAIM 10-4 WIMP 11-10 WHY 2-5 KBM 8-8 2107 16-12 03105 12-11 2106 7-6 942 12-8 NRVO 16-14

I9 KtIT a Y 3-2 K8A0 8-6 2102 3-3 KTUX 6-6 WDIX 4-3 NMI. d-33

MIDWYr

WOOD 8-7 K IIR 9-12 MPXR 5-4 WM 11-8 0RO 22-12 MOIO 15-10 MEE 24-20 R10 14-11 MINO 18-20 OEM 16-9 Z104 11-9 1G7103 7-4 KOKO 12-12 11293 20-19 MOR 7-6 MROR 14-11 GY107 11-8 NERO 6-4 M110T 16-14

NEST

RIVA 20 -11 6095 6 -5

RIPS 19 fr XIKX 6-5 CHm 10-10 KMED 12-12 M10X 4-3 194 7-7 N OMO 6-5 MAW 9-9 KYRK 5-6 KP1V 9-9 IICAO 2-5 MOW 4-4 KZZU 8-7 KRO 19-13

GST

MPG 7 -6 I03CIR 10 -10 95101% 5 -5 MIPS 10 -9 MIRE 11 fr NOCH 10 -7 00100 1 -1 100KIn 5 -13 95 %IL 12 -6 POMP 4 -4 WPM 2 -1

SOUTH

ROIZ 5-5 W1I8F 5-3 MJAD 5-4 HENO 9-7 MCOO 7-6 898 18-15 K ISR 11-10 0104 6-10 M2xS 5-7 Oslo 7 fr 0101 6-4 MAN 9-7 WPM 0-6 RIXY 21-16 MIN 17-29 WOOL 5-4 wV88 6-31

MIDWEST

RYYY 10-9 00N0 31-24 MOM 9-21 MCIL 18-18 MICR 11-9 MIMI 11-13 KOM 7-7 KKXL 6-13 RPM 23-19 IRLE 16-15 99KG 6-5 RIPIO 5 fr WM 6-4 wePr 21-18 KIM 3-3 R1MM d-39

weer

MOT 10-9 KM 9-7 1I000 13-11 6P00 3-3 MOT 17-17 R230 1S-12 KNTL 17-15 10s2 9-6 0202 6-S 81296 6-6 01695 6-6

FLEETWOOD MAC

Little Lies (WB) LP: Tango in The Night


Regional Reach Reach P1 98% E 98% P? 95% S 96% P3 99% M 951 M 100%




1 2 1 7 10 2 -5 12 33 26 71

6 -15 29 61 31 121 16 -40 10 9 2 21

On8 0 0 0 0 Add. 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 1 1 0 2

Total 54 105 66 225

GST

8104 9 -6 MXKS 6 -4 .94 9 -6 MMBE 11 -8 RM70 5 -3 MELI 18-11 CUOI 37 -33 MR95 a -28

930 10 -9 PST 8 -7 WM 7 -6 MRCK 0 -8 MRR2 10 -7 0106 9 -7

W000 4 fr B 93 19-14 O 98 10-9 WPM 3-2 62211 18-13

M104 6-15 RFIV i-7 KCNO 11-9 1011,0 2-2 MON 17-14 96RPNY 2-6 KZZU 12-10 KRß 18-11

GST MPRR 9 -7


Fleetwood Mac Continued

2100 29 -25 MCAU 9 -7 MED% 6 -4 894 3 -2 PROM 9-6 0107 9 -7

MAYA 11 -9

SOUTH

293 11-8 MM. 8-8 Y95 5 fr

MHO 30-22 ERRS 36-29 0100 24-20 097 8-6 MOH 6-5 MINE 16-9 0105 5-3

896 10-6 295 B-7 0102 27-21 MOM 22-39 92% 7-5 MNCI 14-11 99DTX 2-1 MCZY 9-6 MITT 20-13 013163 14-10 KCPM 16-11 RDWB 19-14 K O7R 12-10 KM 25-25 MIAL 8-7

WEST

Y108 6-8 RIIB 12-7 O UP d-38 KKR! 12-10 104102 11-11 MOT 9-9 MOO 9-5 KCPE 6-5 KItI42 25-17 KMQ. 3-8 KAM 5-4 MISS 6-1 RPLZ 6-5 RU8E 9-8

121 / V 8OT105 d-24 M11106 23-19

140 GST

NFLY 15 -9 0100 8 -7 MA0 10 -9 MV5R 1 -3 J ET-191 3 -2 MERZ 6 -8 WPM 9 -7 NTIC 15 -12 WIRB 18 -16 VLAN 6 -6 RC101 12 -10 118110 16 -13 98PXY 10 -10 99030 3 -3

I95 10-9 1001106 10-9 MNQO 9-14 M88% 22-15 MBCY 1-3 8800 4-3 02106 5-5 M1AK 8-6 0105 16-11 REZS a-22 098 6-5 NIMt 8-6 MKSI 7-3 MANS 10-8 MZYP 12-11 94TYX 7-5 NAPE 7-5 MONT 11-6 MORI d-31 MAI 16-9 NLAP 8-5 R2oU 14-11 NqTx 12-10 99WAYM 4-8 PM100 12-6 MAIM 4-3 IMAM 6-5 WERT 14-8 00W 16-15 0107 4-2 MISS 13-9 BJ105 6-5 2106 13-8 942 13-10 MRVO 30-25 K92 6-3 RITT 16-14 00110 7-4 2102 37-21 KTUX 0-4 MIX 13-11 MRZ1. 7-6

MIDWEST

MUM 2-1 KIIK 5-3 MPXR 7-6 MIT 13-10 ROME 7-5 KM 5-4 RZIO 14-8 BMEE d-22 KLO 10-8 NIMX 6-4 WZPL 5-2 2104 7-18 0000 7-5 NZ93 6-5 WOK 13-9 6ÁY107 15-9 KKR° 2-2 MOT 7-6

WEST

KIVA 10-7 KF95 7-6 KITS 6 fr

KINO 2-2 CHPO 8-5 68HD 6-6 "11G% 21-18 KYNO 36-31 I94 8-4 00143 5-4 RiNC 11-10 KEPI( 18-16

MMFX 4-4 103CIR 3-2 9510018-7 WM 12-11 MIKE 9 fr MOCM 13-8 OK100 7-3 100K8I 1-6 95XIL 1-10 WRRT 4-3 WIMP 11-9 MrXX 10-8

BOUTR

"OIL 2-2 MRBr 8-7 MJAD 7-6 WZRX 7-6 MOGO 6-4 MJMX 3-2 098 8-3 oI8R 7-4 0104 3-3 WYKB 7-6 RSPB 8 fr 0101 2-t KRAN 11-9 WPM 3-i KIXY 16-13 2103 15-10 MIN 8-5 MR6L 8-6 WEBS 2-15

MIDWEST

KYYY 5-5 M000 5-3 MBMB 5-10 CIL 9-9 KOCR S-4 MLIM 14-14 6CW 8-6 294 2-1 RR1IL 4-2 MIN 13-9 MAZY 17-11 KooII 5-3 KKLB 8-4 9900 5-4 KRRC 6-5 KM'10 6 fr ODOR 5-3 MPS 4-8 ROW 4-1 RrMW 2-2

WEBT

MOT 3-2 RYYA 4-4 KWO 8-25 MRS 4-4 MOD 10-8 11O22 8-8 KTMT 3-1 RUM 6-5 RRTZ 10-10 KM02 5-4 R2OZ 2-1 SLY96 2-1 Y97 26-23 OK95 12-9

G KENNY G wA.ENNY WILLIAMS Don't Make Me Wait (Arista) LP:Duotones


Reach PI 64% P2 86% P3 85%


National Summery UP 150 DERS 2



1 0 0 1 1

2 -5 0 5 4 9 6 -15 16 36 23 75

16 -40 18 53 29 100 One 1 0 0 1

Mda 0 0 0 0 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 35 95 57 187

Ger M0SE 21 -18 8910 20 -11 MBLI 19 -18 W00% 21 -21 094 8 -6 PROM 17 -16 0107 14 -12 NAVA 24 -23

SOUTH

293 14 -13 GH0 28 -26 Y100 19 -16 897 20 -18 MOH 22 -20 0105 22 -19

MIDWEST

0102 23-18 MNCI 20-16 MCZY 10-10 MOYT 23-22 KBEO on RCM 18-15 MOB 33-20 K 11.31121-20 MLOL 25-22

WEBr

Y108 16-13 RIIS 26-23 8RR0 13-11 M102 7-6 K ROY 13-12 MOO 14-14 RCP1I 21-21 0x10 9-8 KEEL 13-10 NATO 15-14 RPL2 14-14 KU8E 17-15

GST

Wn.Y 26-21 0100 21-21 WNIR 16-13 JIM -PM 21-18 1104 4-3 wool 11-11 wNNR 19-16 WTIC 13-11 MEE 21-20 MAN 21-21 RC101 16-15 NSM 24-19 98PXY 12-12 99GA 21-21 930 19-17 wPST 20-17 W W2 18-17 WRCR 22-21 W6R0 29-25 0106 17-16

B OOTH

MR997 17-16 MIMO 14 fr 093 84-9 K98 18-16 WIMP 19-17 1228 7-2 K0X106 39-30 MOB 4-4 MSsX 9-8 MBCY 14-12 MNCK 13-11 0105 18-12 ma 18-15 098 17-17 MINK 11-10 MKSI 25-21 MANS 14-11 MCKN 13-10 W2YP 11-8 WOW 23-23 MOCI 21-20 MAI 25-19 MAP 13-10 KZOU 22-17 NOJX 17-15 99MAYS 8-4 M100 11-9 MBA 10-9 IBA 19-17 KNEE 27-23 67105 22-21 Y106 25-20 942 d-28 MVO 13-11 K92 19-17 KITT 20-19 O 8A0 14-26 2102 21-36 ITUX 13-13 MIX 10-0 NKZL 9-8

MID1EHr

MUM 30-26 RIIB 17-16 MPRR 23-21 MGT2 18-15 K M, 16-15 MRNO 13-8 KZIO 28-21

WIMP 17-15 RIO 18-12 MIXX 13-13 R.7103 d-36 KOIM 19-19

MZOR 34-29 WRON 9-7 G Y107 25-22 OSRD 9-8

MIT

Ir95 19 -16 RIPS 16 fr KINO 8 -7 (1031 29 -M 1180D 21 -17 IMGX 20 -16 KENO 15 -16 I94 9 -8 KRM 3 -2 KINO 31 -25 0YG a -38 IrIV 10 -8 KCAO 16 -16

MVO 27-22 KDOR 26-25 96RPMY 18-17 PIZZO 16-15 KIM 21-19

EAST

WPM 15-14 MMFII 12-10 103CIR 11-9 95%KX 17-15 MEE 18-17 MIRO 23 fr WOOS 11-10 01100 26-23 1001Dn 3-16 951tIL 2-1 WONT 15-15 WFM% 22-19

SOUTH

KOI2 10-9 W11SP 26-24 NJAD 6-5 WZNO 22-18 MooO 15-11 NJMX 18-1S 098 14-14 KISH 16-16 0104 9-8 MYRS 18-17 0M13 31 fr

0101 14-11 AA 4-4 RIXY 26-25 RNIN 32-31 MR6L 14-13 WEBS 14-21

MIDMEHT

KYYY 22 -1B OHM 14 -12 NUMB 36 -29 MCIL 27 -26 KOCR 7 -S MAW 15 -15 ROM 18 -15 294 23 -21 KKXL 20 -17 MAZY 14 -10 !MX 17 -16 ALB 20 -18 99KG 17 -15 GRC 29 -28 Kern 11 fr N000 32 -29 MVO 15 -13

RGOT 35-30 RYYA 17-15 0000 4-3 RTR8 11-10 KM) 40-36 R2M 29-23 "HTZ 22-20 RMNZ 20-16 "70Z 14-11 SLY96 17-20 Y97 18-17

DEBBIE GIBSON

Shake Your Love (Atlantic) LP Out Of The Blue

Total Reports 175 751



BREAKER

Parallel Reach

P1 75% P2 77% P3 73%

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 2 1 1 4 16 -40 27 54 31 112

One 4 9 9 22 Adds 6 15 5 26

Ch Adds 2 6 3 11 Total 41 85 49 175

tip B104 8200 d 00 -33 MILBE 31 -27 MM30 29 -23 ORLI on MR95 25 -22 2100 26 -20 BCAU 19 -15 WEG% 899 PRO-PM 29 -24 0107 21 -19 MAYA 28 -26

SOUTH

293 28-22 095 on fr K KK 27-25 KRBE 20-18 Y100 26-23 897 25-19 0011 28-23 MNVZ 24-23 0105 d-28

MIDWEST

296 a-30 295 a-39 922 a MMCI d-34 WHYT 24-23 MEW KOTS 30-29 NK 15-14 WINL d-37

MESI

2108 a KIIS on KZZP on GRZ 33-31 OROY 26-20 IIWOD 31-22 KKIq 23-21 IIMH. 26-22 KMSS d-33 KPLZ 38-33

P1

NOTl03 14-11 NOt105 P R96 18-13 00R106 33-25

GST

WFLY 30-24 0100 34-29 WM 37-34 JET-PM a MINK d-37

MT'IC 17-16 WEE 23-17 IMP" a

98PxY 29-24 99GM 30-24 930 a-35 MOST d-35 8872 34-32 MRC" 31-25 0106 d-35

SOUTH

M11997 22-19 0880 on fr 893 a-25 K98 'IMF KZ28 38-32 I95 8/6013 Ì4-18 MSBX 32-29 00106 a

WNW d-36 0105 34-30 KEZB 29 098 d-35 WINK d-37 WOSI d-38 MAS 38-33 OCRN 39-30 WZYP 37-27 94TY0 29-24 NAPE 22-19 WFMI MLAP 34-28 KZOU d-37 WD.nI 33-27 998AYS d-35 M100 d-31 0688 28-24 MAN on WHIN ItBW d-37 Y107 24-19 KM ES 02105 15-13 2106 35-31

10f9I on KITT 27 -24 MAO 31 -30 2102 20 -16 RTUX 36 -31 MDLX d -39

NIDWffil'

MIDO n KIM WPM 31-27 N.TZ 35-30 MIMI 38-31 112I0 d-38

ÑIX%aa-35 WOOL a

KJ103 34-30

fAR e WROR a NORD 27-22

MST

IV95 on

RIKX a-35 KSND on KNGX 28-21 KYMO 24-22 I94 21-18 O 0810 d-29 KINC 26-21 KYRM 3n-24 ( FIT RC110 d7-3-35

0Ue 33 9600740 a

KRO a -25

MST

MPRR 0-35 103CIR on 952NO 36-29

MOCM 35-30 011100 on 100611I d-30 WET 29-25 wow d-39 WM! 34-30

SOUTH

KARS 32-26 6012 a-39 MJAD 31-26 M2K% 24-22 0000 38-31 WM 31-24 898 31-25 KISR 40-36 0104 33-25 WYKS on MOB on fr 0101 d-37 RNA 36-24 WPM a KIIIY a MIN 18-10 WHSL 36-29 MSS on

MIDWEST

MY a WINS on MCIL d-32 MAN d-31 KCMO d-38 KNOL 36-32 WAZY d-34 99KG 36-33 GRC 38-31 K MTO on fr MOHR 34-26 MSP, a

MIST

ROUE d-39 KTRS 33-29 orno K02E o K ZPN a

RNTU a-23 "NRZ 40-34 K20U 32-29 SLY96 25-23 Y97 28-21

GEORGE HARRISON Got My Mind Set On You

(Dark Horse/WB) LP Cloud Nine On Dark House

Total Reports 136 58% Parallel Regional Reach

EReach 65% N&IA1 P2 59% S 56% P3 82% M 63% w 52%

National Summary UP 8

DEBS 50 SAME 38 DOWN 0

ADDS 40

Chart Summary Poe P1 P2 P3 To

1 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0

6 -15 0 0 0 16 -40 5 31 22 5

One 6 14 18 3

Adds 3 18 13 3

Ch Adds 2 2 2

Total 16 65 55 13

141 GST

MXitS on 294 on MMJO a-38 eOLI MEO% d-27 PRO-Mon

SOUTH

Z93 d-31 KRIM a-40

MIDWEST

MMMS 2-35 WNCI d-31 99DT1I on MOB on KMR on

WEST

Y108 a

KPLZ d-37 KUBE a

tgl GST

MFLY d-37 0100 d-39 OVER d-36 Jrl'-A d-34 1104 on MERZ a-39 OTIC 30-27 MEE a MSRR d-27 98PXY d-30 99GM d-38 8PST on WICK on

SOUTH

MR99 on M880 fr.

K98 a MPMF d-27 O 008 d-39 195 d-29 020(106 a

MROB on

MBHX a

37863,1:3S 880R MIOO d-40 WItBI a WCKB WEYP d-38 f10UT d-37 MAP a

MDT% a 9911618 d-33 BABO a MAX d-30 MEN d-38 Y107 d-23 092 on 0080d-39

MDL% a WOOL a

MIDWEST

MItDD 35-29 KIIR d-34 MOTZ d--38 01002

O

MHO a-38 OZIO on WM a MIXX 37-30 =FL a 2104 d-40 { M103 1060 d-23

MZO1I on MROR a

WEer

RIVA d-21 1Y95 on KIM on fr

K8NDe I94 KU1C d-39

104qaW

69 RPM° d-39 RZZU d-29

tiP GST

WPM a-39 wMFX 37-36 103CIR d-28 95XXX on wRPE

on MIKZ fr

MOCM on OK100 a

100RN1 a

95XIL on MTST d-35 MOND on MPxX on

SOUTH

KARS a MGM on MJAD d-38 atoo d-37 MJNO d-37 090 on KIM d-37 0104 d-28 RSPB on fr MAN on BWPA d-39 KIM a

MIN d-39 OHM a-38

N IDW6ST

01300 W on 00 BOB 40-31

MCIL on MUM on ROM e 294 39-29 RIOL d-36

MILS on

99RG a G RC a NDBR on W9PT a ROW 4-37 KMw d-40

VENT

RGOT d-33 KYYA on KI111B d-36 MRS d-39 orno 00E6 33-28 1ITMT d-37 MEN on 0002 on BLY9 d-36 297 OI95 d-30

HOOTERS

Satellite (Columbia) LP: One Way Home


Parallel Reach

P1 15% P2 29% P3 55%


National Summary UP 35 DEWS 6 SAME 31 DOWN 0 ADDS 5

N&A


1 0 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 1 1 g 2

16 -40 6 17 20 43 Ons 1 12 14 27 Adds 0 2 3 5

Ch Mds 0 0 0 0 Total 8 32 37 77

GST

MKS 27-25 MCAU 24-22 MEGX 18-13 PRO-Mid-35 0107 27-25

SOUTH

WM d -40

MIDWEST

WENS 25 -21 KOMM on

MST

ñ1 U KITS 20 -18

GH[

0100 29-25 WAEB 22-20 .70T-M 26-26 1104 22-14 HERZ 34-30 MEW on 990191 32-30 WPM 30-26 0106

SOUTH

K98 on NR00 37-34 MANS on MZYP on POUT on HOII 1120U 38-35 MGM on MIOIY on RTUX on MOM on

RIOMESr

MKO 26-21 KCMG on K2I0 33-30 MIOX 27-25 RJ103 26-16 MON 30-23

KITS 35 fr RIRX d -40 ROMO a

KM 29 -27 96RPMY on R22Ú 39 -35

GST

WPRR 27 -27 mini d -38 951I 30 -32 MIRI 36 fr 01100 25 -16 95XIL 32 -28

WOMP d-40 MrXX 38-34

KARS a KOIZ on MIt60 on WAD a

M000 on WM 34-33 KISR 33-29 RSMB on fr

MAN 29-27

WBNO on "OM on 094 24-22 won on RKLB on 99KG on MATO on fr

NDG 37-35 WSPf 28-22 KIMM 32-31

WEST

6GOT on ROUE 36 -32 oTRB 32 -30 KPOO on KOSE d -33 KIM 35 -32 KIM on FETZ 81.096 on OK95 38 -35

WHITNEY HOUSTON So Emotional (Arista) LP: Whitney


Parallel Reach

P1 71% P2 75% P3 82%

Regional Reach E 82% S 70% M 771 W 81%

BREAKER

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P Tot

1 0 0 National 2 -5 0 0 Summary 6 -15 0 0 UP 2 16 -40 1 1

DEBS 0 On8 0 0 SAME 0 Adds 20 60 4 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 18 22 1

ADDS 175 Total 39 83 5

0 0

0 2

o 125 S0 177

1411 GST

W09%10t8 é 294 a NMJO a-35 W9LI a-29 00R95 a-29 2100 a-30 MROX a-30 894 PRO-PM a NAVA a

SOUTH

293 a 000 a 0100 a-27 897 a-23 0105 a

MIDWEST

B96 a-28 295 40-35 81M6 a 920 a-35 MCZY a-34 WHYT a-21 RIMO a-27 0CM a RoB a KNTR a-30 MIX a-31 OWL a

WEST

KIIS a

floor a KRIM a-29 M102 a K00Y a K11O a

KCPX a-29 OSLO a-27 KMEL a KATD PLZ a-38

w1 HOT103 34-31 80T105 a 00N96 d-28 000106 a

EAST

MOLY a-36 0100 a-35 HAM a MER K104 a WER2 a

M181K a WTIC a-38

MEE a KCi01 a HOOK a-32 98PXY a 99GM a 930 a-39 WPM a WW2 a

WICK a WoR2 a-34 0106 a

SOUTH

MR997 a B93 a -27 K96 a 0228 I95 a 91100 MS90 wBCY 0000 WAK 098 a

MINK MKSI MANS -36 MZYP wAPe ',OUT MAI MAP 1000 6-19 MDJ% -a8 99MAY M100 a MAN 0HÁ YI07 -29 O 218 -34 01105 s-l3 0106 -40 K92 e RIT' -26 K 1T1O112I MDL% MKUL -27

MI OMERI'

MRDD OPER MGTZ RDMZ RR00 RZIO MMEE M2PL .104 RJ103 "O10 1293 MZOR MON KKRD

MST

-35

-33

oIVA a 0095 a-32 REED KMOX e INNO I94 a-35 KLUC a-38

KYRK a-40 KFIV a KCAO a KDON a 96KFMY K22D -39 KRO a

EAST

HOYO a-ñ9 103CIR 95X10

ÓOaa 1001011 a 95XIL a MINT a MONP a vim a

KARS -29 WISP MJAD 0210 MCOO MJM% -38 B98 a 0104 1121121

0101 -40 KHAN K IM 2103 -38 MIN WHIM -40

0m WEND MCIL MICR MAW ROMO 094 a -37 m IY K080 K KLS 99KG 11R0C 8000 ROW 000W

WEST

ROOT -39 R00Á

RT00R3

KF00 RO0E

RUM 110'2 -28 RANZ 0602 SLY96 a -38 097 a OK95 a

ICEHOUSE

Crazy (Chrysalis) LP: Man Of Colours


Parallel Regional Reach Reach E 20% N&AI P2 181 S 15% P3 34% M 29% W 29% (hart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 0 0 0 0

Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0

UP 8 16 -40 4 8 5 17

DEBS 9 One 2 9 13 24

SAME 24 Adds 3 3 5 11

DOWN 0 Ch Mds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 11 Total 9 20 23 52

3 GST

MXKS 34 -31 MCAU d -35

SOUTH

1(6.1 e REMO MGR on

WIDMEST

MIME 37 -34

MIST

Y108 on KCP1I d-38 1PLZ a

P 1 A.

KITS 22 -20

EAST

MPLY on

MÁ88 on K104 40 -33 MERZ 39 -32 990M

BOOTH

MOO 38-35 MONT on 68A0 00

MIDWEST

MIDO d-40 "IIR 34-31 MOM on KZIO a MZPL on 0104 38-35 0J103 d-37 WIT.OK a

WIST

MIND d-39 NXYO 96KFMY on 1ZZU on

GST

9510(% on

950I6 d-38 MTOT on

8001'B

00I2 on MOP d-40 MJAD on wJ04X on KIM on WHIM on

MIDWEST

RYYY on WBMB d-37 294 32-30 KKXL d-37 M1FR on 99IG NDs G MST

n ono on MRS

1102E a

( TNT on o 162M on 01Y96 a

0105 on

BILLY IDOL Mony Mony (Chrysalis)


Parallel Reach

P1 93% P2 95% P3 94%

Regional Reach E 941 S 991 M 84% W 98%



o Chart Summary Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 8 4 12 2 -5 18 32 29 79

6 -15 23 52 24 99 16 -40 9 11 5 25

One 1 1 1 3

Add. 0 0 0 0 Ch Mda 0 0 0 0 Total 51 104 63 218

141 GST

0104 5-3 MXRS 23-21 294 14-11 MISE 15-13 NMJß 8-6 WBLI 8-6 CROI 39-36 MR95 9-6 .100 9-4 MAU 6-5

1:17,4!i2 P 30 16-14 ara li=a S OUTH

293 3-3 KeOL 1-2 095 20 fr

RR6E t=i Y100 6 -4 897 11 -8 MOB 10 -7 MMV2 7 -6 0105 7 -7

MIOMEeT

295 4-3 0102 7-3 ones 26-27 920 9-7 MMCI 18-17 99DTX 4-3 MCM 5-4 MITT 8-7 KaEO 7-S ICM 7-6 KIMST1a I2015 NLOL on

WEST

RZZP 3R-35 GRZ 9-8 A102 12-10 RRr3Y 12-10 KMOD 10-7 KCPX 30-28 KKIO 19-16 RMEL 4-2 GTD 7-5 01186 12-11 KPLL 7-4 KURE 13-11

1 107103 20 -19 00T105 8 -9 PMR96 12 -9 KITS 2 -3

(1) GST

No1PLpoY 8-4 Wy

B 1415 MVSR 14-10 JET-M1 7-4 K104 6-4 WEEK 25-20 WTIC 2-1 WEE 4-2 98101213 -11 98PXY 17 -9

MRYZH333 MRCK 4-3 8RRZ 15-10 0106 15-12

SOUTH

MR997 7-6 103130 7 fr 093 3-2 198 3-2 MAWP I-1 122213 10-6 I95 8-6 RXX106 20-16

MST88% 1529 f$=4°

11Z16 4-3 MNOR 10-8 G105

(9(-6

p9B 105611 VINO 6 -5 WKS, 6 -4 WASS 8 -6 MCKS 7 -3 MZYP 18 -12 94TYX 15 -7

1í0(I 9-5 WWI 2 -1 MLAP 14 -8 KZOU

i8 -ti 99MAYS 11 -5 M100 17 -11

WASH 1 -1 WHAM

82310

KWES 26-19 8J105 13-10 Y106 21-16 942 18-13 MRVO 28-26 K92 11-9 68A0 10-5 Z102 9-5 KIM 19-14 MOLX 17-13 MICm. 18-9

MIDWEST

WM 7 -10 RIIB 16 -11 HPXR 10 -7 MOT% 24 -19 KRIM 10 -6 MEE 6 -4 WfI)019563 WOOL 12-12 2104 8-4 RJ103 1-3 K0R0 9-8 HOOK 17-11 WROM d-30 GY107 10-13 KRIM 30-26 M8JT 9-4

VENT

RIVA 6 -5 RP95 17 -15 RIPS 5 fr K INO 21 -15 CHM 11 -7 n ono 14 -10 MMG% 6 -4 IYMO

6612

-11Z1

194 279235

6 -1

KYRR 6-1 A104 10-4 KFIV on RCAO 9-6 101710 6-6 KDOR 12-10 961PMY 9-7 KZZU 6-5 RRO 16-5

GST

WPM 8-4 eMOx 6-5 103CIR 6-5 95XNO 9-4 WIPE 14-12 MIKE 1 fr MOH 5-2 O(100 8-5 1001CRI 26-23 MET 7-4 MOMP 1-3 MP10 on

BOUTE

KAM 5-2 KOIZ 16-14 WIISr 14-11 MJAD 9-7 MZG 12-9 NOO 8-7 .MOI 5-3 898 22-18 KIOR 17-13 0104 7-5

MIMI 13 tr 0101 15-12 RWI 17-15 W PM 9-5 KIXY 7-4 2103 13-6 KNfN 5-4 MNS. 9-7 MVOs 10-14

MIDWEST

RYYY 4-1 WINO 7-5 NCIL 10-7 MOCA 24-19 ULM 3-3 KCq 10-8 100tL 13-6 RRER 0-1 MAZY 5-5 NM OILS 2 ]13 99KG 9-8 KIM 18-10 wDBR 7-5 M6PT 6-2 MIN 5-2 MOW 38-34

WEST

ROOT 2-1 SOYA 13-12 KINO 5-4 MRS 6-3 IMO 4-4 KOZE 6-2 ITMT 4-4 "E30 8-6 RSTZ 7-5 RMNZ 8-2 RZ0% 13-9 81,296 7-5 Y97 34-31 OR95 7-5



October 23, 1987 R&R a 97

PARALLELS

III KS

Need You Tonight (Atlantic) LP: Kick


Parallel Reach

P1 13% P2 25% P3 48%


¡MLA


1 0 0 0 0 National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0 UP 2 16 -40 3 3 4 10 DEBS 8 One 2 9 13 24 SAME 24 Adds 2 15 13 30 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 2 2

ADDS 32 Total 7 27 32 66

UST

MX00 a

CAVA d -30

SOUTH

KILL a

MIDWEST

295 38 -33 MMMS on MITI 30 -26

W ER

KMEL on

PI NZ V KITS 23 -17

MR 0100 on MACO a 0104 d-35 KIM a wann on BM a

98PXY a wCMP a

9900M a M7K% on MPST on MRCP( a SOUTH

SOOTS KMS on MAD a

MR997 on MR'i0 a WM d-31 wJMX on K2106 a ROAN a MCKN a MPM o

n K5A0 a KIXY a KTUX on MHSL on MDIX a

MIDWEST MIDMLR

8660 on KIIR on 1I71146 a-35 KDMZ on MLRM a KRHO a KK%L a Z104 d-33 99KG a NOON on 00RC a

WDSR O MESE XDW a KM on KP95 a KMGi a WER M104 a

KDON a ROOT s-40 9960194Y on KTRB

KTBO d-40 R02C d-27 RTMT on RZM on

EAST 0202 on SLY96 d-35

NOCM on Y97 d-40 00100 a 0095 a 95%IL on

MICHAEL JACKSON Bad (Epic) LP Bad


Reach Pl 93% P2 97% P3 99%




1 16 40 23 79 2 -5 15 48 30 93

6 -15 14 18 10 42 16 -40 6 1 3 10

One 0 0 0 0

Ada 0 0 0 0

Ch Ada 0 0 0 0

Total 51 107 66 224

tip EAST

11104 2 -1 MXOS 3 -3 294 8 -2 MRSE 12 -10 MMJO 1 -1 MELI 4 -1 CROI 3 -2 Mß95 1 -1 2100 I -1 MCAU 3 -2 WEoX 5 -3 694 11 -9 PRO-29 5 -2 0107 10 -10 NAVA 13 -18

SOUTH

Z93 1 -1

Y95 23 fr KIUSO 7 -7 RABE 2 -1 3100 7 -14 697 6 -10 MOH 8 -9 MMV2 8 -8 0105 2 -1

MIDWEST B96 3 -3 295 10 -9 0102 20 -16 MKS 4 -2 920 2 -1

WWCI 4 -1

ICZY L -I

WATT 1 -1 RCM 13 -13 MOTI 13 -16 KOMB 14 -12 UETR 1 -3 KMR 2 -2 MWL 19 -17

MER Y108 7-12 RIIS 1-1 022P 6-6 RARI 1-1 M102 9-9 KROY 2-1 KM00 4-3 KCM 3-3 noto 1-1 fina 5-26 KMBS 4-4 KPLI 1-2 KURE 10-3

PI NOTIO3 1 -1 EUTlOS 7 -8 Mß106 8 -7

6AR

M7LY 7-3 0100 1-2 MAEB 4-2 MV6R 3-2 J6T-M 11-10 MMSR 7-5 MTIC 1-2 MEE 1-3 KLAN 3-3 KC101 4-2 M8P0 10-2 98PXY t-1 990M 4-1 930 3-2 MPR 3-15

KNYZ 1 -1

MRCP( 1 -1

wool 4 -2 0106 3 -2

SOUTH

Mß997 6 -5 MUM 1 fr

893 7 -6 098 6 -3 MMT 4 -3 02213 9 -5 195 6 -4 001106 S -3 MROB 2 -2 MSS% 1 -1

MBCY 6 -9 wß00 2 -1

02106 3 -2 8HOU 1 -1

0105 1 -1

REIB I -1 098 1 -1

MINK 1 -1 MKSI 9 -5 MANS 4 -1 wann 3 -1 MOP 9-5

94TYX 1 -4 MAPS 3 -2 MOOT 3 -2 WOK/ 3 -3 MMI 3 -2 MIAP 12 -7 02011 1 -2 WADE 2 -1 99MAY8 1 -1

M100 2 -1

WABE 6 -6 WHAM 2 -1

WORT 1 -3 KBM 9 -9 3107 12 -8 RHE8 8 -6 8.7105 5 -4 Y106 1 -1

942 2 -1 WPM 11 -8 192 1 -L KITT 4 -3 1800 6 -2 2102 1 -1

KTUM 1 -1

MDLX 3 -1 MUZL 1 -i

NIDWER

XIIK 2-1 MPXR 11-I1 MGT2 4-2 KDWZ 1-1 R01/0 1-1 1010 5-2 MNBE 4-1 RUJ 1-1 KIXX 2-2 MZPL 15-14 Z104 2-1 0J103 2-i K0R0 1-1 0293 15-15 8101 8-5 WRON 6-2 KAY107 8-3 KnID 4-1 MHOT 1-i

WEST

KIVA 2 -1 0105 5 -3 KIPS 9 fr ROUX 1 -8 CHID 7 -2 HOOD 5 -4 KNOX 8 -5 XYNO 2 -3 I94 1 -1 0110 4 -3 2LUC 3 -2

KYUK 3-3 M104 4-7 KPIV 6-6 RCN) 1-1 10CYC1 18-32 KDOB 6-1 96117MY 2-2 1021) 1-1

URO 17-10

NAST

MPRR 4-2 MMP% 1-1 103CIR 1-1 95X%X 4-1 MOPE 7-3 MIKZ 3 fr SOCM 2-1 00100 23-18 IOOKII 12-5 M.R 2-1 wOMP 10-5 870X 6-4

SOUTH

RAnS 2-1 ROIZ 1-8 MKS7 15-6 SJAD 1-1 SZK% 3-2 MCGO 1-1 MJMX 1-1 B98 4-2 11IM 3-2 0104 1-1 WYRS 3-1 RBMB 6 fr

0101 4-3 XMAS 1-1 MPM 10-4 K1XY 2-6 2103 1-1 K53N 2-2 HOW 1-1 WBS 4-4

KYYY 3-3 MSUo 35-28 MBMB 1-4 MCIL 3-3 KOCR 3-1 WLmW 4-1 KCMO 4-1 Y94 10-10 ROCL 8-3 MRTR 5-3 MAZY 4-1 MU( 1-1 KKLS 4-1 99KG 1-1 'UM 3-2 KMV 2 fr

MDBR 3-2 MSPT 8-5 ROW 10-9 KPMM 24-19

W6ß

ROOT 7-4 RYYA 3-1 KWB 7-5 OTRS 1-1 UF60 t-6 KOZE 7-6 KTMT 16-9 KIFS 5-2 UST2 4-3 0HN2 3-3 6202 5-3 SLY96 1-2 Y97 8-6 0195 3-2

THE JETS I Do You (MCA) LP: Magic


Parallel Regional Reach Reach

55% BREAKER P2 P2 E S 68% P3 69% M 46% W 75% Chart Summary

Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0 UP 51 16 -40 21 33 27 81 DEBS 30 One 8 12 11 31

SAME 31 Adds 3 13 7 23 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 3 4 1 8

ADDS 31 Total 35 62 46 143

MR 8104 26 -23 WOKS d -34 294 a SOLI 30 -26 CK01 on SEGO a

PRO -M d -34 0107 25 -24 NAVA an

SOUTH

293 29-26 KKK 29-27 008E 38-31 Y100 a MNVZ on

MIDWEST

B96 31-22 295 a-38 NCZY a-32 KEPT on 0820 d-29 KCM on KOUB d-34 KWK 29-22 WIAL 36-23

WER KITS 35 -32 RZZP on RKRZ 37 -35 M102 24 -22 KROY a -29 11x600 on KCPX 22 -17 KKW 31 -28 RAE 32 -29 KATD on K PLZ d -35 RUBE 29 -28

PI HOTl03 24-22 HOT105 4-23 PMRI06 d-37

MR 0100 on MVSR d-39 wMI2 WTIC a-36

WEE on 98PXY 30 -28 990214 38 -26 WPST

Z 37 -35 MRCH d -38

SOUTH

MR99ó 27-25 611601 n fr 098 a 0226 o

n 80%10640-39 8006 36-29 W5S% a

18400 on G105 a-35 KEZB a-30 098 NR a

MANS 36-32 MCKN a MZYP 40-34 94TY% SAPE d-30 MMI 32-27

Ñp/g0 1 1J d-37 99MAYS d-34 WHAM on

0107 d-27 AWES a-35 6T105 on 0106 36-32 SUYO on H ITY 30-28 IMO 39-37 Z102 d-32 STUX d-40 MDLX d-40

MIDM6H7'

WP%R d-28 MOTZ 40-36 KW a KKRD a

W EST

0795 31-24 KIKX a KSND 40-36 KMG% 30-23 BYSO a I94 35-24 KWC 40-33 KYKK 28-25 M 104 KPIV d-27 KCAD d-33 K10B1 on 96KMY 32-28 KZ2U a KRO a

EASE

MMTII 39-34 95X0% d-38 MIKZ on fr

woof 34-29 00100 on 1001181 on MTIT a M7OC on

SOUTH

KAK8 d-32 KOIZ 37-30 SRSP a

MJAD 39-33 WZKX d-27 8CG0 39-33 8JM0 39-29 898 35-29 RISR a 0104 d-30 wons on RsMB on fr

0101 4-38 KNlW d-38 KNIw

a-35 MHSL -36

MIDWEST

KYYY 39-35 KIM d-34 MCIL a KOCH d-40 794 37-33 AOL d-40 MAZY a

99RG 39-36 KRRC on PISTO on fr

HDBR d-36 MSPT a

NEST

2YYA on I1UUB 35-31 ROZE 29-26 STMT

on on

R2M 0202 39-36 SLY96 35-30 Y97 39-36 0095 d-38

KANE GANG Motortown (Capitol)

LP Miracle

Total Reports


63 27% Parallel

Reach

N&A¡ P2 21% P3 48%


1 0 0 0 0 National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0 UP 7 16 -40 5 4 9 18 DEBS 11 One 3 15 19 37 SAME 37 Adds 0 3 4 7

DOWN O Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

ADDS 8 Total 8 23 32 63

EAST

MXKS on 294 d-34

SOl1T'N

Y95 on fr

MIOMEeT

M,M5 36 -31 MCZY 40 -36 MUTI 28 -24

W ER

KKRZ on RPLI d-36

\P l

KITE 27-25

141 MR NTI.Y d-39 0100 on MERZ d-40 99029 on WRCK on

SOUTH

14660 on fr

098 on SANS on wow o WHIN on KSAO on RTU% on MU2L on

M1IrIMER

MIXX a-40 WRON on KORD a

WEST

0795 d-38 KSND 30-26 194 a KCAD a

USOS on 96071170n KZ2U on

41) MR 95101X d-40 WIPE o 1002H1 a

WM( on

SOUTH

AKS d-35 on

WZ1IX a

MCGO on NJMX on KISH on 0104 on KSMB on fr K NAN d-40 MPM 35-31 ENIN 39-34 NNSL on

MIDWEST

NKFR on RKLS on 99UG on n ero on fr

BDBR a

MSPT on

WEFT

KGOT on KWB a

RTRS 34-33 RP'BO d-39 OOZE n

MET d-39 KZPN on RZOZ on SLY96 on 0095 d-40

L LOS LOBOS

Come On, Let's Go (Slash/WB) LP: La Bamba Soundtrack


Regional Reach Reach P1 60% E 86% P2 78% S 75% P3 87% M 71% W 75% Chart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 1 1

National 2 -5 1 0 0 1

Summary 6 -15 10 20 6 36 UP 139 16 -40 21 58 48 127 DEBS 15 One 0 5 2 7

SAME 18 Adds 0 1 1 2

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 2 0 3

ADDS 5 Total 33 86 58 177

tip MR 5104 24 -22 anno d -27 Z94 d -27 MUSE 18 -16 8MJ0 22 -15 MOLI 28 -25 MH95 d -30 MCAU d -37 894 d -29 PRO-FM 34 -30 0107 20 -1B AVA 15 -13

SOUTH

Z93 25-23 Y95 24 fr Y100 25-22 B97 16-16 WNW 23-20

MIDMgI'

B96 2A-17 295 37-30 HIWIS 7-5 WCZY 12-9 WHYT 17-15 101E0 24-23 KMn .6-9 OWL 20-15

WEBT

RII& 19 -14 MXRZ 20 -18 KCPX 10 -9 MIO 20 -18 WEI a-35 KATD 9 -8 KMSS 15 -13 KPLZ 35 -30

, PI SOT105 25-25 MR106 29-16

MPLY 0100 39-33 MV3R 19-15 JET-FM a-33 NERZ 8-6 1165471 on WIC 14-13 HKEE 29-28 M7IAN 36-32 KC101 20-16 98PXY 27-15 99GM 16-10 930 39-32 MPST 28-25 WW2 24-22 KRCK 30-22 STURZ a-29 0106 d-28

SOUTH

PMR997 30-28 OBSO 20 fr 893 21-16 R22B 34-29 I95 28-25 8008 25-20 MBCY 21-19 MROD d-39 02106 d-24 8N0K 36-31 G105 32-29 KUZB 14-13 098 30-25 MINK 29-26 508I d-36 MANS 19-14 WCW1N 36-22 WZYP 35-29 SAPE 28-26 MI on

WIAP 30-27 KZOU 36-34 MIX( 29-26 99MAY8 32-28 M100 31-21 SBAM d-29 KBM 14-12 8ME8 34-28 67105 33-32 Y106 32-27 943 d-t6 ]92 28-21 KITY 31-11 KSAO 34-23 2102 38-25 KTUB d-37 MDLX 38-34 8021. a

MIDW6S1'

MROD 24-20 KIIK 31-25 WPXR 17-14 MOTZ 37-32 ROM2 29-28 KRIM 20-15 0210 32-29 KLO 34-26

M0E% 23-16 .104 15-13 KJ103 35-28 810K 21-17 M1ION on KAY107 37-34

NEST

1095 34-25 KITS 14 fr

RIKX 26-18 CHED on R80D 11-9 KMm% 10-7 XYNO 11-9 I94 17-14 KOMO 14-11 HYRK 21-17 (5104 30-23 KCAO 17-15 UXYO 35-31 UOON 16-13 9621943 26-23 RZZU 19-11

MR MPRR 36-25 5MFX 13-11 103CIR 23-21 950XX 22-19 MIlPE 29-24 HIKZ 26 fr MOCM 22-17 00100 10028I 27-26 MTHT 24-18 HOMP 35-27 MPIO 27-23

SOUTH

UOIZ 32 -22 MUS? 40 -35 MJAD 34 -30 MZKX 30 -21 W030 35 -29 MJMX 36 -25 698 26 -21 O 104 26 -23 WOKS 28 -24 K5MH 32 fr 0101 MPM on XIX? 10 -9 KNIN 30 -24

WESL 29 -25 WV50 31 -29

MIDMESI'

RYW 29-24 MBMB 31-25 MCIL 8-8 KOCH 29-25 WM 33-30 UCMO 31-26 Y94 22-17 MRFR 15-14 HAZY 25-19 OFRX 33-29 ML8 a 99KG 28-26 RURC 34-33 RMTO 29 fr MDBR 29-23 WSPT 1-1 UDW 34-29 U rMf 14-12

WER

ROOT 20-16 RIVA d-29 RUUB 22-19 RTRB 36-25 601E 12-12 RTMT 38-34 HIPS d-34 KITZ 35-33 UMO. 31-27 0202 d-32 SLY96 20-16 Y97 23-20

MADONNA Causing A Commotion (Sire /WB) LP. "Who's That Girl" Soundtrack


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 91% E 96% P2 98% S 95% P3 93% M 95% W 94% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 8 17 12 37

National 2 -5 29 64 36 129 Summary 6 -15 11 23 13 47 IUP 154 16 -40 2 4 1 7

DEBS 0 One O 0 O 0 SAME 47 Adds 0 0 O O


ADDS 0 Total 50 108 62 220

M8.

6104 3 -2 WXXS 1 -1

Z94 5 -3 MUHE 5 -1

8x6.00 3 -2 WOLI 6 -4 CROI 11 -7 Mß95 6 -3 Z100 5 -3 MCAO 1 -1 WEG% 2 -1

894 2 -1 PROPS 6 -5 0107 4 -4 MAYA 9 -12

293 6 -5 795 19 fr WM 5 -5 RABE 6 -10 3100 18 -25 697 2 -2 MGH 2 -2 WNVZ 6 -5 0105 8 -6

MIDWEST

B96 7-4 Z95 12-11 0102 17-12 920 3-2 5NCI 7-3 wCZY 2-2 8HYT 4-2 KBEO 8-6 KCM 14-14 OKTI 2-1 KDMB 7-5 OHTR 6-4 KINK 1-1 MWL 4-2

98PKY 5 -4 99GM 9 -4 930 2 -1 WPST 2 -1 HNY2 6 -5 HOCK 3 -5 H0ß2 1 -1

0106 2 -1

SOUTH

PMR997 8-7 WHO 5 fr 693 5-8 K98 8-7 WMP 5-4 022111 3-1 195 7-5 001106 13-13 MXOB 6-6 MeSX 5-11 HBCY 4-4 51106 1-1 MNO1l 2-2 0105 11-8 KEZB 7-3 098 3-2 MINK 2-2 MK6I 3-2 MANS 5-2 MQN 9-5 MZYP 3-1 94TY11 4-2 HAFT I-1 MOOT 16-9 8001 6-6 WM2 12-8 MAP 18-16 R20U 3-5 MOO 6-2 99M6Y8 7-3 M100 5-2 HASH 12-10 MBAM S-3 WHEY 4-1 20314 7-6 3107 9-4 Teso 6-2 OJ105 3-3 1106 6-3

UMGX 1-I 6YSO 1-2 S94 3-2 KO1O 2-1 KWC 13-13 KYM 2-4 M104 5-13 KPIV 11-12 U CAO 4-2 0%70 3-3 KIAN 5-2 9651,40 4-3 K2ZU 3-2 2143 14-3

MR MPRR 3-1 MMIX 2-2 103CIR 5-4 95XO1 2-2 MnpE 5-1 MIKZ 2 fr MICM 1-4 00100 10-6 I00nRI 9-1 HOST 1-2 MOMP 9-6 MTXX 7-5

SOUTH

KOIZ 3-1 MKSP 3-2 MJAD 2-3 MZK% 6-4 WOO 4-2 MJMX 9-7 898 3-1 KISR 4-3 0104 5-4 SYKS 4-2 KMB 3 fr

0101 12-8 K NOW 2-2 KIXY 12-11 2103 6-2 asta 4-3 8Ha 3-2

MOT

0108 4 -5 RIIS 2 -2 022P 4 -4 0X52 4 -3 FM102 3 -3 KROY 8 -11 KMOD 3 -2 KCPX 7 -7 SOLO 6 -2 USOS 13 -12 KPLZ 3 -1

RUBE 5 -2

PI/

Madonna Continued

609103 S-2 607105 19-26 PMR106 2-4

MR MTLY 6-2 0100 4-3 MAEB 2-1 MVSB 2-1 JET-PM 4-3 SERI 21-I8 *NM 3-1 STIC 3-4 MItEE 10-8 MLAN 5-4 0C101 1-1 M5P1 11-6

942 8-2 KR59 15-12 K92 4-2 KITT 5-4 XSAO 4-1 2102 7-4 XTUX 3-2 WDL% 6-4 WRIL 4-2

MIDWEST

MUDO 15-14 KIIK 3-2 WMR 4-2 MOW 7-5 KDrZ 3-3

6H103 3-2 RZIO 6-3 MMIEE 9-5 WO 11-3 MIxX 3-6 M2PL 19-16 2104 4-2 OJ103 12-10 ROKO 2-2 1093 14-12 820K 6-4 MROB 7-4 nAY107 9-4 KKRD 5-3 M1OT 6-3

WEST

KIVA 3 -2 ßF95 11 -7 KITS 20 fr KIRR 3 -I CHID 5 -4 KSND 2 -2

MV68 5-8

MIDfEBT

KYYY 2 -2 MONO 6 -4 M_MB 4 -2 MOIL 6 -5 KOCH 6 -3 SIJW 6 -6 RCMO 3 -2 T94 15 -14 KKXL 7 -1 MEHR 18 -12 MAZY 7 -6 1H55 2 -2 RRLB 5 -2 99110 3 -2 RKRC 17 -14 HMV 3 fr

MDBR 1 -1 WEPT 7 -7 OMK 10 -8

WEST

KOOT 6-5 KYYA 6-2 KUUB 17-17 0TR8 3-2 WM 2-1 ROZE 5-4 KENT 6-3 KZPM 1-1 KITZ 2-1 6552 1-1 0202 3-2 Y97 6-3 0095 2-1

RICHARD MARX Should've Known Better LP. Richard Marx (EMI- Manhattan)


Regional Reach Reach PI 80% E 94% P2 95% S 91% P3 99% M 93% W 92% Chart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 2 2 0 4

Summary 6 -15 6 23 21 50

UP 187 16 -40 34 70 45 149 DEBS 9 Ons 1 0 0 1

SAME 7 Adds 0 5 0 5

DOWN 1 Ch Ads 1 4 0 5

ADDS 10 Total 44 104 66 214

EAST

0104 27 -24 MXKS 26 -20 Z94 30 -22 HRSE 25 -22 55600 21 -18 MOLI a -30

MCAU CROI

78-24 MEGX 26-23 894 17-14 PRO-PM 25-22 0107 24-22 NAVA 25-21

soma Z93 27-20 KEGL 5-4 M80 34-3] KRB 31- 897 d-29 MGE 19-16 WW2 28-27 0105 30-26

MIDWEST

N 2 1P152018 922 25-21 WNCI 24-20 99D7X 15-11 wc2Y 23-13 WTI 11-8 KD5B 28-20 0000 22-18 KW 3-3 wWL 37-34

WEST

1108 24-22 KIIS d-35 OKRZ 30-28 M102 23-21 KROY 29-27 OWOD 27-19 KCPX 24-19 KATD 13-12 fisso 28-25 UPLZ 24-21 KURE 25-24

PI N'4,47

000105 on

RAR

0100 22-15

MVSR 24 -19 JET-FM 24-22

04 30 -22 MERZ 27 -20 MNNK 38 -34 MTIC 9 -8 HSEE 30 -19 LAN 33 -27

ßC101 30 -24 WIPE 30 -25 98PXY 22 -16 990x6 25 -11 930 34 -27 MPS. 24 -20 SNYZ 17 -16 MRCP( 29 -24

MKR2 a-24 0106 28 -24

SOUTH

MR997 20-17 86110 29 fr

R98 d-2] K2ZB 32- 195 11-7

27

pR106 33-27

MSS% 10 -6 80CY 20 -17 4200 24 -15 22106 21 -15 BNOU 23 -19 0105 35 -31 098 24 -22 MIND 23 -18 MISI 26 -20 WASH 23 -18 MCRN 32 -25 WZYP 28 -22 94TYX a-40 NAPE 25 -23

NI35-30 NOIfI 23-21 MMI 4-32 MLAP 31-26 K 10U 18-15 MDJX 36-32 998678 29-24 M100 22-19 MABB 14-8 WHAM 26-19 wHIY 30-28 60M a &T Ó5d18 14 7106 29-19 942 a

MRVO 26-24 092 23-15 66A0 22-12 2102 XTOC 29-23 MDIX 21-17 8071. 23-19

MIDWEST

MOOD 4-2 KIIK 15-13 WPXR 25-20 MGTZ 28-23 KOMZ 18-14 RRNO 27-21 22I0 30-22 82122 28-25 K 1q 24-18 MIOX 20-15 MZPL 8-5 2104 27-22 0.7103 23-13 ROBO 21-18 2293 16-7 M20U 28-25 MHON 21-10 KAY107 a-27 HRRD 16-13 MOT 25-21

MER

;P95 á-31 KITS 18 fr RIKX 10-9 CHID d-28 R80D 33-27 KNOX a-34 KYSO 35-32 I94 32-30 KWC 25-20 HYPE 33-29 29104 16-14 K7IV é5-21 KCAO

0071.1y5 -12

9611 232219 K22Ú 20 -16 KRD d -20

EAR

MPRR 23-17 MMFX 17-14 1030I11 29-26 95%X% 30-25 MOPE 27-21 MIK. 29 fr woof 25-21 00100 31-25 1001181 19-18 95x3L 30-25 MT5T 18-15 MOMP 17-13 MFXX 18-15

BOOTH

KARS 12-8 110I2 19-16 WIMP 29-28 MAD 17-13 MZIOI 20-16 000 28-24 MJM% 24-16 1398 27-22 KIM 20-14 0104 22-18 MYXS 27-22 KBMB 24 fr

0101 28-24 KNAN 18-14 WPM 29-24 KI%Y 15-12 KUIN 14-7 M15L 27-22 WVBS 20-28

MIDWEST

KYYY 26-20 8580 23-14 MBWB 22-19 WCIL 16-14 KOCR 14-12 MLRM 12-8 O 027 27-22 Y94 11-9 KIIXL 24-20 SOTS 9-6 MAZY 33-23 RPM 31-26 WIZ 30-25 99KG 25-20 KRRC 27-20 Rw7U 20 fr WDBR 21-17 MBPT 31-28 now 31-20 Mw 28-25

WEST

K T BA 27-23 KWB 14-12 KTRS 17-13

ROEL 25-18 K TMT 24-13 2224 I8-1S RITZ 18-17 K MNZ 24-17 0102 34-24

9ig]727518 0295 24 -19

BILL MEDLEY 8 JENNIFER WARNES (l've Had) The Time Of My Life (RCA) LR "Dirty Dancing" Soundtrack


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 989 E 98% P2 999 S 999 P3 96% M 96% W 98% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 2 2 4

National 2 -5 5 7 2 14 Summary 6 -15 31 48 24 103 UP 200 16 -40 18 48 34 100 DEBS 11 Ons 0 3 2 5

SAME 14 Ada 0 1 0 1

DOWN 1 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 1 Total 54 109 64 227

rip nor

6104 17 -12 M%6S 13 -9 Z94 15 -9 MRSE 24 -23 WM70 24 -17 OSLI 23 -13 x6895 16 -8

98P %Y 4 -3 99GM 23 -14 930 20 -12 MPST 18 -14 MNY1 12 -7 MRCP( 20 -12 OKRZ 7 -4 0106 22 -14

SOUTH

PMR997 1-1

I94 19-16 KOMO 21-17 UWC 16-11 RYRR d-37 M104 25-20 KFIV on MCAO 34-30 KIIYD 10-7 KDON 18-15 9622HY 21-16 K22U 15-13 K1O d-12


B. Medley E. J. Warnes Continued

2100 14 -9 SCALI 23 -16 KEG% 15 -11 694 9 -5 PROM 18 -15 0107 15 -11 MAYA 7 -2

SOUTH

293 15-9 KEfiL 25-14 Y95 11 fr

KIM 22-19 KRBE 21-19 0100 21-8 897 15-12 SOH 17-15 WNW 22-16 010S 16-9

MIDWEST

B96 15 -9 Z95 28 -21 0102 35 -32 Me18 11 -7 92X 10 -6 Mn0I 22 -14 990771 18 -15 WC.Y 13 -5 MKT 11 -8 0010 11 -8 RCM 24 -18 MUTI 10 -5 BDMB 37 -33 OSTI 24 -19 KKK 27 -21 MWL 39 -35

MER

Y108 d-28 RIIS 31-21 RZLP d-25 RKR2 14-12 M102 10-8 BROY 17-14 1n100 29-20 RCPX 11-10 KKW 18-12 KMEL 14-7 RATTO 4-2 KHBS 14-8 KPLZ 20-17 H UBE 11-6

"¡J,./ HOT103 26-20 HOT105 18-5 PMR96 a

MR MTLY 25 -20 0100 20 -12 MASK 34 -30 0968 22 -16 JET -PM 9 -6

O 104 2 -1

MERE 38 -21 0151% 17 -8 MTIC 10 -IO WEE 13 -9 KLAN 20 -10 00101 6 -3 WWII 19 -15

MBBO 6 fr 693 10 -7 O 98 23 -14 Mm? 23 -14 K ZZM 12 -8 I95 25 -21 KXX106 d -38 8208 7 -7 MSIX 11 -4 HBLY 5 -2 81400 d -33 MEAN 11 -9 0105 13 -7 E E28 20 -14 098 21 -16 SISK 22 -13 MESI 34 -24 MANS 15 -10 MCKM 20 -12 WZYP 29 -24 94TYX 32 -28 SAPE 24 -20 MOOT 24 -17 MOLI 19 -17 WPM 29 -22 SLAP 29 -19 MOU 10 -4 Mojo 25 -21 998A68 21 -14 75100 16 -10 WASH 23 -20 MENI 24 -17 MMY 17 -12 HBM 23 -19 3107 27 -20 OWEE 22 -14 61105 25 -17 Y106 31 -21 942 20 -14 5H00 20 -10 092 20 -11 KIR 22 -16 ßs80 26 -15 2102 14 -10 XTUX 18 -11 SOLI 29 -25 SOIL 14 -7

MIOMER

MRDD 40-33 KIIO 13-9 MPRR 29-24 MGTZ 23-14 KOMI 20-9 FRMD 33-25 K2IO 39-33 WE 26-21 KLO 29-16 MIxR 19-12 WZPL on 2104 19-10 0J103 30-24 KOKO 24-10 0293 on MIOK 32-23 MHOs d-24 0AY107 29-25 8R8D 29-25 WHOT 23-19

WYr

KIVA a KP95 21-10 KIPS 23 fr

RIK% 35-22 CNED d-27 XSND 8-3 RNOX 33-29 RYLKI 31-26

IONR

5PRR 22 -10 WWII 27 -23 103020 16 -15 952I111 28 -22 NIUE 28 -18 MIM- 10 fr MOW 9 -6 MOD 34 -31 1001MII 20 -19 95 %L 5 -2 STET 28 -24 WOKE 16 -11 eroi 20 -17

KAM 20-11 K022 26-17 MOST 30-16 WJAD 20-16 142014 28-19 MOM 26-20 MJMK 15-11 B9P 19-9 RISI 10-5 0104 23-19 MYMS 26-21 RSMB on fr

01,1 27-22 XMiaW 25-20 WPM 31-22 RUT 32-24 1193 20-11 RWIO 25-23 WPM 18-15 MV98 22-23

RSYY 21 -14 MINO 26 -17 8111146 d -40 Or-IL 13 -12 KOCR 17 -11 WM. 23 -9 1110 22 -16 094 18 -8 SOIL 34 -24 MAZY 29 -18 MFR% 28 -18 OILS 34 -32 9M0 20 -13 11020 5 -1

,lMV IS fr 1085 28 -19 M8Pr 38 -33 SEW 16 -11

sass

KOK1' 8-6 0WA 21-16 XWB 21-18 XTRS 21-14 XF80 33-29 ROZE 1-1

XTMT on RZM 23-13 lIsT2 a-25 01012 19-10 0202 d-30 SLY96 19-11 Y97 22-12

JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP Cherry Bomb (Mercury/PolyGram) LP -. Lonesome Jubilee


Regional Reach Reach IN &A, P1 25% E 61% P2 57% S 53% P3 73% M 63% W 40% Chart Summary

Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 ) 0 0 0

National 2 -5 3 0 0 0

Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0

UP 4 16 -40 4 20 11 35

DEBS 31 One 1 14 15 30

SAME 30 Ade 9 26 18 53


ADDS 61 Total 14 63 49 126

MST

MXKS a 294 d-32 MMJO a

0 94

pro-FM a

SOUTH

acH 40 -35

MIIIM66T

8MM8 d-36 99ITX a O 1/0 32-23 WLa

WER

0108 a

MOM a KATD a KPLZ on

tiP MFLY a

0100 on MASO a

MVSR a

JET-FM a

0104 MERZ d-33 MNNK MTIC a-37 U c101 a

990144 d-36 BPST on MNYZ

SOUTH

8860 on fr

098 a 195 on 001106 a

M85X MBCY d-29 MR00 d-40

K2106 on MNOK-35 098 MINK a

MOSI d-35 WANK d-40 MCKM 37-H MZYP

un--40 MUT MOKi SLAP d-34 10.011 a

99MAY8 a

WEAK a WHEY

a BJ105a 7106 On K92 d-23 1USA0

2

RTUX a KDLX on MSZL d-23

MIOKEST

MSDD d-7 KIIK d- 3

SPXK d-.9 KIM2 a

KRIM a-36 KZIO a MMEE on KW a

MIXX 39-34 MZPL or KOKO d-30 0293 d 30 MZOK a NKON a-32 KKRD d-32

WEST

KIVA e-27 KMD

M104 on 10370

n 96KM1a R22U -

MR MPRR a-37 WIPE a-40

103CIR a

95XX% a MOPE a

Wool o 00100 w

100X5I a 95XIL d-36 MTHT d-33 MOMP on Weld

SOUTH

KARS a 8087 on MAD d-39 M4G0 d-38 MJMX d-40 0104 a KMB on fr ONAn on OPTS : O 2%Y KNIs

n-38 MHSL

8880 MHBO on MCIL on KLRM a K CMO on Y94 a-36 RKXL a

WAZY d-30 KKLB e 4900 on OKRC a-39 IM'10 on fr

HOBR e-38 MSPT

ROW ó KPMM n

MER

K GOT a-35 KUUB on KIRS d-40 07130

e-34 KOZE n

RTNT d-40 K2M on SLY96 a

0095 a

Parallels Continued on Page 98



98 R&R October 23, 1987

PARALLELS

GEORGE MICHAEL Faith (Columbia) LP: Faith

Total Reporte 208 89%



BREAKER

Parallel Reach

Pl 85% P2 86% P3 99%

Chart Summary Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 1 0 0 1

16 -40 28 50 30 108 Ons 6 13 7 26

Adds 7 20 18 45 Ch Adds 5 12 11 28

Total 47 95 66 208

Qip G ST 5104 d -26

SpÉ

37-22 MBLI d-27 CROI a 2100 30-27 MAU a 11561I d-22 094 d-2-7 PRO-PM on 0107 a -29 MAYA d-28

SOUTH

Z93 --28 195 on fr KRBE -32 2100 d-30

ÑGÑ 34-26 MM 30-29 0105 d-29

MIDWEST

B96 34-16 295 a 0102 a-35 MIMS on 920 d-30 MNCI d-24 MCZY d-30 w HYT a BEO d-28 mn a-28

KOTS d--28 KMC 21-11 WIOL 40-36

MESr

11108 d-30 KIIS d-31 2ZZP on MR2 a-37 FM102 a 2800 a SCPx 35-26 OSLO 27-23 KMQ. d-34 KAT!) d-I8 KPLZ 31-26 KIM d-29

PI / NoT105 d-22 PMR96 d-27 PMR106 on

EAST

MPLY 37-27 0100 d-31 MA6B d-39 5V811 d-38 JET-PM Kí04

M?I(C 35-31 MLAR a-38 1C1o1 d-29

WSFK -31 98PXY

dd-29

9908 d-35 930 a-40 WPR d-32 01422 on IRCC d-37 0106 a

SOUTH

PMR997 d-30 MMMO

o fr

593 a-29 K98 d-29 11Z88 d-35 I95 d-28 1004106 a WOOS a WSS% a 5500 a-37 02106 d-26 8000 G105 a-33 10128 30-21 1498 NR 36-27

WAMS a-38 MM a WZYP d-35 VAPE d-27

Mp(Mj on MMI a 8201 d-33 MDJ% 40-34 99MAY5 a PM100 a MM ón28 MMY d-37 MM a MMES a BJ105 29-22 Y106 40-35 9M4ro

a R92 d-28 CITY d-32 R6110 a-40 Z102 d-29 6T11X d-33 MM d-33 11IOIm8T

MDD 36 -34 RIIK a -35 MPRR 32 -25 ROTZ 39 -34 RRRNNpp

on a-37

6220 MME on MIXX 38-31 WEIL d-27 2104 a CJ103 a-40 6010 d-22 Kz93

MMMppZp0pyRy

d-31

OtRD É-29

MOT

KIVA d -22

12(TY8 3;31r RIM 38 -31 ROD 3038-29 RMDX MM a-40 I94 d-39 RIAC )1-30 158 32-27

RFIV a KC60 d-34 MM d-24 600W a 9607917 d-35 RzZU d-37 500 a-30

BAR

MPRR a-38 MM 40-33 103CIR-30 951001

MIRS 0 tr 50011 d-39 OC100 an

95XIL d-35 MW PP é-71 WPX1f d-32

sourE

KARG 29-20 KOIE 36-29 MRS, a MAO

á-]5 MLOO a-36 MM a-30 B98 a O-ve R d-38 MYRS e-27 effila on fr

0101 a -39

ón38 Z103 a-36 MIN 34-21 SHSL a-35

M@ n MBMS -33

K NCIpLp d-31 Rpp

m72a1 Á-33

94a-39 KML a MKPR a MM d-37 KPRX a-3d

H á 8-38 R Ó on 3r MDBR d-39 MSPr a 10177 d-38 MM on WER

ROOT 36-28 RYYA on RW8 d-34 RTRB a

CPMO a 0008d-29 RTMT

R 8TZ a- KMNZ

a-27

5002 d-38 SLY96 31-24 Y97 d-35 01(9S d-32

PET SHOP BOYS It's A Sin (EMI- Manhattan) LP: Jealousy


Parallel Reach

Pl 85% P2 89% P3100%



SAME 18 DOWN 3

ADDS 6


1 0 0 0 0 2 -5 3 6 4 13

6 -15 19 60 46 125 16 -40 22 29 16 67

One 1 0 0 1

Adds 2 2 1 5

Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 47 98 67 212

930 23-16 5000 11-10 MPST 16-13 K N 11-9 MMZ 10-9 961(PMY 7-5

GR YRCR 5-! 02211 9-8 MR2 17-13 014

8104 18-17 0106 14-8

MM 8-6 e00Te 294 16-13 M32 20-19

PMR997 21-18 EAST MMJO 18-13 813130 28 fr MBLI 25-21 893 a-28 MPM 18-13 CRESI B-5 098 9-8 MFX 10-8 P111195 24-20 0228 11-7 MGU 18-11 103CIA 27-24 I95 17-16 5EG% 19-14 100106 18-17

95rM 12-9

PRO-PH 12-10 MKOB 16-15 MIRÉ 34 fr NSSX 17-14

0107 4-28 0001 17-1! MBCY 28-26 d( 00 24-21

SOUTH 112106 11-9 108081 7-3 MOI 15-12 95XIL 20-20

297 d-25 0E28 11-8 MM 11-8

rtEOL 38-29 098 15-12 MOMP 14-12 795 6 fr

MINK 14-9 MM 13-10 KM50 21-20 WKSI 28-23

SAM 14-6 MANS 17-13 e0/1'8 897 12-11

CKN 15-11 M MGR 24-24 YP 23-19 RAKE 6-6 942YX 13-11 KOI2 15-13

MIDM6R MAPE 12-10 WOOF 18-15 MUT 15-11 MJAD 11-10 MOOI 30-23 KZM 21-14 896 16-29 MMI d-26

Z95 6-5 MIAP 19-15 MC00 27-23 MMMB 17-16 CZOU 7-6 MJMI( 6-6 92X 15-12 898 16-12 141101 17-12 MD= 11-9 KISR 14-9 99MAY8 22-19 99DTX d-19 M100 7-7 0104 14-11

34-24 MAO 26-22 MA 16-12 M?RS 14-10 0o fr

RpyB is_tp

RB 2B-3J OB1 18-13 M 11.71 20-16 RWO 30-27 R10113 13-12


KM 14-13 MIOL 10-19

WEST

Pet Shop Boys Continued

Y108 21-19 KIIS 9-8 K22P KKRZ 22-20 PM102 14-13 5ROY 25-22 MOD 32-27 RCPX 2-2 MIO 16-14 KMEL 21-21 SATO 23-21 KMSS 24-23 OMS 10-7 KURE 16-13

Pl 802103 28 -23 HOT105 9 -11 PMR96 7 -6 7811106 17 -18 RITE 11 -14

GR MPLY 36-33 0100 12-8 MAEB 13-13 MVSR 30-25 JET-PM 16-13 0104 12-9 MNM 28-22 MER d-2 MI.AR 19-13 MSPK 7-4 99PXY 15-14 99GPM 12-6

83105 20-18 Y106 11-5 942 19-18 CITY 14-12 1SA0 15-9 2102 16-15 RTUX 16-8 MIS 12-10 MZL 16-12

MIaMmer

MDD 28-27 RIIK 8-8 WPXR 16-10 MOTZ 12-9 ROM 14-11 RRNO 17-9 12IO 13-7 MME RIO 16-14 MIXX II-8 M2PL 26-21 8304 16-12 2J103 19-18 MORO 11-9 8rOR 11-7 IRON 18-14 SAY107 21-17 0RI1D 20-16 MOT 21-18

WEST

RIVA 11 -8 RP95 18 -12 KITS 10 tr FIM 16 -14 CHER 28 -23 0800 16 -13 KNOX 27 -24 KYWO 9 -6 I94 15 -11 5080 13 -10 KYG 14 -11 FM104 8 -3 KPIV 20 -19 RGW 5 -3

WPPM 16-11 KIXY 8-7 Z103 33-28 KNIN 10-6 WNSL 11-8 WVSS 12-17

MI01rE8?

KYYY 16-11 MENO 15-13 013013 11-8 MCIL 19-17 KOCR 16-13 MM 27-24 KCMO 17-13 294 20-20 amt 11-7 MM 23-22 MAZY 10-7 KPG 15-12 WELS 15-9 991(G 13-11 G RC 7-6 KM1O 17 fr MOSS 13-11 S6R 9-4 K P 90322

WEBT

KGOT 16-12 KYYA 22-18 1(W5 24-21 KTRS 9-7 KF80 13-12 KOZE 17-15 KTMT 13-11 KZFN 9-7 0592 13-13 MM 14-11 0202 11-10 SLY96 15-13 797 4-2 0895 11-8

POISON

I Won't Forget You (Enigma/Capitol) LP. Look What The Cat Dragged In


Parallel Reach

PI 71% P2 79% P3 93%

Regional Reach E 80% S 908 M 73% w 77% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot I 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 3 4 1 8 Summary 6 -15 7 17 14 38 UP 141 16 -40 22 56 42 120 DENS 12 One 2 3 3 8 SAME 18 Adds 3 5 1 9 DOWN 3 Ch Adds 2 2 1 5 ADDS 14 Total 39 87 62 188

m

HAST

á9i`2$=t MM 37-32 10100 a-36 MBLI 27-24 2100 25-23 MAU a MM d-25 B94 a PRO-,N 15-12 0107 26-23 MAVA 27-22

SOUTH

Z93 18 -15 SELL 3 -3 295 3 fr 0080 8 -6 ORE 16 -8 Y100 17 -15 B97 30 -27 MOH 9 -8 0222 299 -20 0105

MIDWEST

WMMB 31-20 92X a-34 ESSO 26-24 KDMB a-37 RNTR a KMK 18-15 WIOL 31-28

WEST

2108 on O 22P d-29 00112 25-23 M102 18-17 0100 20-18 KCPX 4-4 SATO 25-24 R1í58 d-31 11PLZ 18-18 KOBE d-3l

121 A.

110T105 28-21

EAST

MFLY 21-16 M100 18-16 AE 1-3

JET-PM 28-20 WERZ 36-27 WTIC a-32 Mm 8-4 "HAM O 0101 21-17 98502 a 990791 27-19 MPST 22-19 MNYO 20-13 MRCR 15-11

M(RZ 22-18 0106 27-23

SOUTH

M5B0 34 fr N98 22-18 MMF 21-15 2228 31-26 I95 27-24 KXX106 26-24 00013 d-34 M65X d-33 MRW 28-24 O 2106 25-19 noon 30-26 G105 31-23 REze a-28 098 25-20 MINK 20-15 PANS 27-23 MCJ(N 29-24 MZYP 16-9 94TYX 37-32 MME 9-7 MUT d-38 MORI 31-29 5MI 5-4 KZW 9-14 99MAY5 35-30 MARS 7-5 MM 34-33 RHIN 10-7 Y10] 20-13 01128 24-21 a3105 8-7 2106 15-14 942 d-30 5050 d-28 R92 25-16 CITY 13-9 RëAO 27-16 2102 39-27 KT1nI 22-17 MD1J1 25-21 MZL 29-24

MIOMEdT

MDD 9-8 OIIK 24-20 M8R 15-13 0UN2 24-24 011170 on O 2I0 40-34 0L0 25-22 MlXX 28-21 MZPL 25-23 KJ103 13-8 KOKO 15-13 0293 30-20 11200 29-24 MRON 28-19 KKOD 33-28

WEBT

RIVA 25 -23 RIYB 21 fr RIM 31 -30 CXZD on K SNO 31 -28 8014 on KLUG 33 -23

RPIV é RCAO 29-22 Mn 22-19 KDON 13-11 96MPM 36-33

GR MPRR 31-24 Van( 35-30 103CIR 21-17 9500( 19-14 MPE 26-23 MI02 14 fr MOCM 26-22 00100 on 100KNI 22-21 MOMP 19-16 P1% 11-9

SOUTH

KARS d-34 ROI2 23-21 MRS, a-33 MJAD 28-24 M5M 19-17 5C00 22-17 MJM1( 30-22 898 20-16 KIBR 21-15 0104 18-17 5508 29-25 RSMB on fr 0101 KHAN 22-17 vers 17-13 RIxY 4-3 2103 31-30 MIN 22-16 MSL 21-16 141788 26-26

MIDWEST

KYYY 32-28 M OO MCIL 11 -10 ROCK 28 -24 MLM 32 -29 R0í0 28 -24 794 30 -27 ROXL 33 -27 MM 16 -13 WAZY 20 -14 RRM 29 -24 MLS 25 -23 99RG 26 -24 GRC 21 -16 KMTO 22 fr MDBR 17 -14 WSPT 23 -17 000 21 -26 MW 16 -14 VER

RGOT 30-23 022T1 30-26 RWB 28-23 OTRO 20-16 RFBO 18-15 KOZK 20-18 MTMT 12-8 erro 14-10 CMH2 34-32 SLY96 27-26 297 29-26 0095 8-7

PRETTY POISON

Catch Me (l'm Falling) (Virgin) LP. "Hiding Out" Soundtrack


Regional Reach Reach ©S E 47% P2 46%

Pl 60%

S 47% P3 28% M 29% w 56% Chart Summary

Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 1 1 0 2 Summary 6 -15 6 12 2 20 UP 54 16 -40 15 20 5 40 DEBS 8 One 2 6 6 14 SAME 14 Adda 8 11 6 25 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 1 0 2 ADDS 27 Total 33 51 19 103

GR MRS 16-12 294 a MBLI a C00I on PMR95 26-24 Z100 a-26 MCAU 22-17 MEGX 25-ñ5 PRO-no o 0107

SOUTH

293 22-19 M50 24-21 RR5E 35-30 Y100 16-13 tam a

MIa71O0

896 18-14 922 29-25 MMCI SHOT 22-18 ROM 32-30 ROME a KM 24-18 MOL d-40

WEBT

KZ2P 30-27 MM a M102 20-15 KROY d-30 KMOD 30-26 KCPII 001.0 21-19 RMEL 6-5 KATD 31-22 KMSS 25-15

Á1 HOT103 9-6 M11106 6-10

EAST

WPLY 33-23 0100 32-28 W6R a WNW] en MTIC 19-17 MKEB d-27 990191 a MPST 35-29 MRCK 39-36

SOUTH

PMR997 19-15 B93 a-26 MM a-37 1001I106 19-18 00013 19-12 M8SX on 5BCY on MICR REZB Ì9-12 MANS a MZYP a

94T2X 5-3 MM 15-11 KZOU a 1011% on MM on MM 38-25 KBPM 21-16 83105 10-6 5106 12-10 RITY 12-6 RSAO a Z102 34-28 KTU1I a MRZL a

MIDNEBT

RIIK a MP%R d-32

MGT2 32-27 KRNO 36-29 0104 39-36

MEET

0195 d-39 KMGX 61-6 KYNO 26-7 I94 16-12 0020 KLUC 22-14 KYG 12-7 KPIV 24-22 KCAO 33-29 IIOON 19-16 9607142 38-36 CRO a

EAR

95XG on 00100 on 1WXM a MM d-34 SOUTH

KARS a

MZG a 8000 a RNAN 32 -29 RIMY 37 -32 2103 WHSL

a

MAZY on 99KG on CMTO on fr

WEST

KW8 a RPBO 11-10 K202 24-20 BLY96 on 297 14-10

R.E.M. The One I Love (IRS /MCA) LP Document


Parallel Reach

Pl 55% P2 68% P3 91%




1 0 0 1 1

2 -5 1 0 0 1

6 -15 2 6 11 19 16 -40 19 57 45 121

Ons 5 5 0 10 Adds 0 4 3 7

Ch Adds 3 3 1 7

Total 30 75 61 166

tip GR MM 18-17 294 25-17 117470 36-34 C00I 27-21 YICAU 31-28 PRO-Mon

SOUTH

Z93 24-16 KEOL 10-5 Y95 10 fr MM 13-10 KRE 27-21 01N 38-31

MIDIER

295 a-37 MM1S 30-22 92X d-33 3 99020 a-24 MCZY -38 6050 30-25 0NTR 28-24 MOL 32-29

Y108 on KIIS d-34 MRZ 27-26 M102 KROY on RMOD on KCP% 20-18 GTD 22-20 KWSS 34-29 KPLZ 37-31

PI KITS l-1

GR MFLY 39 -34 MAEB 28 -26 MVSR 35 -32 JET-FM 30 -21 0104 23 -17 MERZ 17 -15

50501 e -33 MEE a MLAN 30 -22 088 a -35 9908 39 -31 930 40 -36 MPST 26 -22 MNYZ 25 -19

ORCO a-39 0106 a

SOUTH

MR997 29-27 5800 26 fr 098 27-22 I95 26-23 MOB d-33 BaCY 24-21 5000 11-6 02106 19-16

NMOR 32-27 098 38-33 MK6I 39-37 MANS 30-24 MCKN 27-20 MLYP 32-25 94TYX 27-23 NAM 29-25 VAUT d-40 WOKI d-28 MOU 27-24 99089.5 27-23 MABB 19-17 58AM d-27 812i5 39-30 MM a-39 BJ105 d-29 5106 38-29 M2 d-22 KITY a-35 MAO 29-24 RTUX 39-36 WDLX 36-28 MZL 15-13

MIOMm6T

MDD d-39 RIIR 20-19 KDMZ 22-21 KRNO 39-33 O 010 d-35 MME a KLO 31-25 IXX 21-18

MZPL d-28 2104 10-6 0J103 40-27 KKO on MZOK 15-12 5R0W on

WER

KITS 25 fr RIM 32 -28 CHER on RSND 15 -11 I94 d38 00180

3

M104 ex

RFIV 28 -24 O 70 20 -16 SDON 40 -37 960MY 23 -20 RZZU 26 -25

EAR

MPRR a-34 MM d-37 9510(% 20-17 MPE d-30 10OId 30-23 00100 d-38 100011 30-24 95XIL 21-18 WTMa WOMP 39-36 5FM 28-24

soute

KARS 23-17 COIS 30-27 MSF 28-26 WJAD 19-17 WCY30 a 0310( 27-20 898 d-34 KIRR 29-27 0104 31-22 MYKa d-27 KSMa 35 fr RNAN 21-19 WPM 38-35 KI1(Y 17-15 Z103 d-d0 KNIN 40-36 MSL 34-28 OURS 33-22

KYYY d-36 0880 32-25 MaMa 2-1 MCIL 25-24 ROCK 36-27 MLRM 10-7 004 d-36 294 17-13 4a1L d-38 MM 22-19 MAZY 24-17 RPR% d-33 MLS d-33 9

Z 19( 8 10 1 Ó-) KWTO 28 fr MDBR 18-15 MSPT 13-9 KDW 25-15 MM 9-7

OOOT 22-17

T(WB d-37 6TRS 16-15 KPBO 33-19 5OZE 22-17 KTMT I1-6 RZ,N 21-16 R20Z 31-25 5L596 14-12 297 31-28 0095 35-31

S

TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT Boys Night Out (MCA) LP: Timothy B.


Regional Reach Reach Pl 44% E 65% P2 66% S 73% P3 88% M 71% W 54% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 1 1

National 2 -5 0 1 1 2

Summary 6 -15 2 3 5 10 UP 118 16 -40 19 60 47 126 DORS 13 Ons 1 8 4 13 SAME 20 Adda 2 1 0 3


ADDS 4 Total 24 73 59 156

EAR

294 d-35 MMJO 30-24 MCAU 40-34 WEG% a PRO-PM 31-28

SO1RH

Z93 26-24 CEaL 31-30 0x80 d-35 SOBE 22-20 MSS 36-32 0105 26-22

M2DWEST

295 30-28 0102 31-27 ISMS 23-19 Ml1CI d-26 99DTX a MCZY on MKTI 16-13 MOL 29-25

2108 27-25 SERI 17-14 RMOD 4-30 KPLL 30-27 RUSE d-32

EASE

MW 40-35 0100 27-26 YAEB 17-17 5V611 25-21 3m-M 35-32 0104 21-11 M2R2 13-5 MNG 35-31 MM 34-29 99GM 33-27 MOT d-39 MOTO 40-38 MOCK

00

0106 34-31

SOUTH

10880 39 fr 098 MMF 30-25 MM 35-30 I95 24-22 51105 30-21

0020( 30-26 SBCY 23-20 5000 22-19 O 2106 28-22 MNm 25-21 098 36-32 NIG 33-31 M6I 33-27 MANS 34-31 MOIN 34-27 MZYP 24-21 94TYX 39-35 SOOT 36-32 MoKI 14-10 MLAP 33-30 MOU 34-28 99MAY8 30-25 FM100 28-25 MM 22-21 8BAM 27-22 MMY KM® on-35 BJ705 an MRVO an R92 24-20 1(9A0 25-18 2102 26-37 RTU% 35-30 MOL% 24-20 MM. 26-20

WOOD 21

-19 RDMZ 3 MM 37 -30 KZIO 36 -26 MME d -26 RIO d -35 MM 29 -24 5104 MPL 38-25

55-21 02103 20-17 0593 24-14 wools 31-28 8800 26-17

WEST

10,95 38-30 RIYB 37 fr CmQ3 a K860 26-21 O 0/43 on

I

KCVyyO

pp

on 1IXOR RD 38-35 960714Y 25-22 O 22U 22-17

EAR

MPRR 28-22 MMFX 36-35 103CIR 25-22

95700( 24-20 MPE d-33 MIK2 38 fr MOoM 32-28 00100 on 100011I 28-27 95XIL 24-17 MET 26-21 wons 22-19 NFXX 31-28

BOUTH

KARS 30-25 3 SOIZ -35 MR5P 38-34 MJAD 29-22 M000 19-16 MJM 23-17 898 32-26 RIE 23-18 0104 29-29 MYRS d-26 0101 34-31 MAN 26-21 MPPM 19-14 KIM' 29-26 MmaL o3n-26 WE MID11EeT

KYYY 34-31 5080 25-22 MME 20-16 MCIL on SOCR 18-15 MLM 29-26 11040 39-34 Y94 9-4 CROL 22-18 won d-29 MAZY 39-33 MLB d-35 9900 35-30 MAC 25-21 RMTO 25 fr MDBR 19-16 MBPr d-38 ROW 24-17 MM 25-21

WEST

KGOT 23-18 KYYA on noua 1-1 KIM 29-26 orno 25-23 K02E 16-14 KTMT 19-14 RZFN 40-35 SLY96 30-28 Y97 21-18 0095 15-11

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN Brilliant Disguise (Columbia) LP: Tunnel Of Love


Parallel Reach

Pl 89% P2 99% P3100%



SAME 13 DOWN 2

ADDS 0


1 1 0 0 1

2 -5 2 12 5 19 6 --15 22 54 49 125 16 -40 22 42 13 77

One 2 1 0 3 Adds 0 0 0 0

Ch Adda 0 0 0 0 Total 49 109 67 225

GR 0104 19 -16 MXKS 11 -8 188E 22 -21 MMJO 13 -9 MILI 15 -12 C110I 25 -19 8095 12 -11 2100 8-7 MCAU 12 -6 MEO% 8 -5 894 13 -11 PRO -M 20 -18 0107 23 -21 MAYA 26 -24

SOUTH

293 23-21 KEGL 36-35 KKaO 16-15 REE 33-25 Y100 20-17 897 24-22 MN 14-13 YNVZ 12-11 0105 15-15

0102 25-20 MMM] 1-1 92% 16-11 SOCI 15-10 99DTX 5-2 MCZY 14-7 MMT 19-16 10380 EO Kern 28-25 MTI 23-21 6080 20-16 SOTS 17-14 KM o MLOL 9-8

W ER

Y108 17-16 1(IIS 27-24 22211 22-20 MM 16-13 M102 13-12 RIeY 19-13 MOD 17-12 CCP% 31-27 OATS 16-13

MRCK 10-6 MKRZ 16-11 0106 19-13

SOUTH

MR997 13-11 14880 13 fr B 93 16-13 098 25-20 MMF 10-7 02213 22-16 I95 22-18 100(106 38-33 MOB 27-23 MSBX 21-12 MBCY 11-10 WROO 9-5 KZ106 12-6 MN00 21-16 0105 17-13 098 13-9 MIM 25-19 M5I 12-8 WANS 13-9 M0(W 8-4 MZYP 25-18 9422% 11-10 MAE 18-15 W0UT 28-22 MORI 22-19 MPMI 28-25 MGP 16-11 000U 21-16 woJX 18-16 99MAY8 23-15 M100 20-17 MAE 16-13 WHAM 14-11 Wipn' 16-10 R8M 37-33 2107 18-14 MES 20-17 112105 23-19 5106 16-11 942 15-12 50V0 24-21 092 10-8 KITY 28-25 RSA0 16-8 1102 24-14 KT(IX 24-18 MDLO 22-18 MOL 6-3

MIDME81'

MDD 18 -16 KIIn 11 -5 MPXR 19 -16 MOTZ 17 -12

KYRO 30-28 M104 14-11 RPIV 19-14 SCAO 18-14 (1010 14-11 1000 25-21 96MPM 17-9 R2ZU 10-9 MO 27-21

EAR

MPRR 11 -8 MMF0 22 -12 1030211 15 -13 95KM 18 -10 MPL 15 -13 MIKE 22 fr 8001 15 -12 00100 30 -20 100082 18 -10 950I1 16 -9 MT115 16 -10 WCMP 18 -14 WPXX 15 -11

SOUTH

KARS 9-5 K0I2 9-7 100311 16-13 MJAD 14-12 MZM 18-13 MC00 25-21 MM 11-8 898 17-11 KIM 15-12 0104 16-12 WYKS 20-13 08Ma 25 fr

0101 20-14 RNAN 14-11 WPM 26-20 KIXY 13-10 2103 23-17 08IN 15-8 MH6T. 13-10 MM 18-20

NIDMEET

KTTO 18 -8 MOO 30 -15 W6M8 19 -13 MCIL 23 -21 MOCK 21 -17 WLCM 24 -18 004 16 -12


Bruce Springsteen Continued

RIBS 23 -21 KPLZ 21 -12 RUBE 18 -16

P1 'y H0T105 29-29

Ger

MPL11 10-5 0100 15-11 MAEB 15-11 17VSR 20-14 JET-FM 8-5 rt104 13-7 MERZ 19-12 MNM 27-23 MTIC 6-6 MKEE 28-25 MAN 15-11 KC101 15-12 MSPR 20-16 98PXY 14-5 99078 22-12 930 16-14 WPST 9-2 MME 9-4

ROM2 17-7 KIM 29-23 RZIO 24-16 MME 12-8 KLO 13-10 MIX% 7-5 NZPL 22-17 2104 17-11 RJ103 29-22 ROKO 3-3 0Z93 19-17 0200 20-13 MRON 8-5 SAY107 20-16 MIED 19-15 MOT 14-11

RIVA 8-6 1795 23-18 KITS 24 fr RIRX 18-13 MM 25-17 08WD 17-14 KIM( on RYE0 23-21 I94 28-26 COM3 d-24 KLUC 28-27

094 3 -2 RRXL 18 -9 VRP* 10 -4 MAZY 15 -12 RPR% 19 -14 MLS 13 -11 99110 10 -7 G RC 9 -4 WM O 14 fr MDBR 10 -8 Meer 20 -10 KDW 23 -14 MM 17 -11

WER

COOT 21-15 RYYA 16-11 RWB 15-13 MM 12-6 aros 21-18 CORK 9-5 RTMT 15-10 REM 16-9 MITE 5-7 MME 21-15 11202 19-14 8L096 23-19 297 33-33 0295 19-14

SQUEEZE

Hourglass (A &M) LP: Babylon And On


Parallel Reach

Pl 62% P2 80% P3 99%

Regional Reach E 82% S 80% M 778 W 88%



1 0 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 1 1

6 -15 6 4 5 15 16 -40 20 75 53 148

Ons 5 4 6 15 Adds 2 4 1 7

Ch Adda 1 1 0 2 Total 34 88 66 188

y GASP

MXE 15-14 Z94 32-23 M8m 28-26 MM10 19-12 MBLI a CROI d-38 14CAD 25-19 MmD( a-28 PRO-Q1328-25 0107

SOUTH

293 21-18 MOL a 295 13 fr M80 on 897 26-24 MOH d-38

MIDMEST

Z95 21 -20 0102 34 -31 81415 16 -13 WCZY 39-33

M RC ROM5 35 -30 MWL 24 -20

WEST

2108 20 -14 1(IIS on GR 8-16 M1 2

1

d-30 RM7D d-34 ROPO 28-25 OSLO 28-26 OSTO 12-IO 101.88 on RPLZ 26-23 RUE 26-25

P1

KITS S -8

GR YPLY 16 -8 0100 38 -37 MARK d -40 MVSR 36 -33 JET-P91 27 -24 0104 27 -24 WERE 35 -26 MM 26 -15 MTIC 32 -30 ME a MAN 37 -31

PK 28 -24 98PXY 21 -19 99GM 31 -25 SPOT 27 -24 M222 30 -27 MRCK 27 -19 0106 d -33

SODTB

P0R997 25-23 8960 24 fr K98 on R285 27-22 I95 29-26 00(106 a-32 NROB 11-8 M86% 26-22 8000 25-23 111100 32-29 rtE106 24-20 MW01( d-39 098 32-28 MIM 32-29 MANS 31-25 MORN 26-19 W2YP 26-23 94TY0 34-29 NAPE on 10171' 34-31 80KI RZOU 33-30 NDJX 31-29 990AY5 34-32 MAE 30-26 8068 28-21 MIDIY 28-23 5107 26-21 R5O on 81105 d-35 5106 30-28 192 d-25 2800 38-31 0102 28-26 6TU1( 37-34 MDLX 27-22 MILL 33-23

1IDIEST

SODO 31-28 MT/ a-39 ROME 30-29 O RSO 28-22 K ZIO 31-25 NNE KLO 35-33 MI%% 24-17 5zPL 27-24 2104 24-20 RJ103 39-29 K0O0 23-21 5100 d-34 MON 29-20 SAY107 40-31 MRD on

WER

S( IÑ6 313r RIM 29-25 Cm® 1aND 28-24 MU 34-31 RYSO d-38 I94 39-34 IU.UC 30-24 MER 37-34 M104 26-22 RCAO 25-23 1XY0 30-26 R008 22-19 961410Y 16-14 RZZU 31-28 RR0 24-23

ti9 EASY

MPRR 37-26 MiP% 11-9 95XXX 21-18 WISPS 34-27 MIR2 37 fr 5001 27-24 02100 33-24 100080 23-22 95XIL on MTeT 23-20 NOI1P 25-22 MMM 32-27

SOUTH

KAKS 22-19 KOIZ 27-24 MKSF 39-36 MJAD 26-23 MLM on MCDO NJ10t 13-12 098 29-28 K ISR 34-30 0104 25-20 MYR8 21-18 Rffi15 on fr

0101 39-33 11NA11 24-18 NPM 24-18 1(I%Y 35-30 2103 36-29 KaIN 29-25 MNSL 28-21 MUAS on

RY55 27-25 MBMO 34-27 MM 6-3 MCIL 29-28 ROM 40-33 MM 31-25 O04 32-28 294 21-18 IOIXL 32-29 MFR 27-26 MAZY MAX 30-25 MIS 33-31 99KG 27-25 MIRO 32-26 0810 30 fr MOBR 31-25 MM 29-26 RDW d-39 RPMM 30-26

WEBT

ROOT 31-26 MITA 26-21 M0B 18-15 0TR8 22-20 RPBG 35-30 ROE 14-7 RTMT on MM 38-32 RHTZ d-37 MME 28-24 0202 37-34 81.296 16-14 Y97 d-38 0095 32-26

STARSHIP Beat Patrol (Grunt /RCA) LP: No Protection


Regional Reach Reach PI 35% E 45% *&A] P2 49% S 54% P3 66% M 48% N 52% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 0 2 1 3

UP 70 16 -40 14 34 33 81 DEOS 5 Ons 4 14 4 22 SAME 31 Adds 1 3 6 10 DOWN 0 Ch Adda 0 1 0 1

ADDS 11 Total 19 54 44 117

RM106 m 9504% 40-34 0008 28-25 Mo01 33-31 MM 29-27 00100 d-36

mer MR00 39_36 95XIL 19-16 02106 26-25 8282 31-30

MRS 33-32 10100 on 14100 35-33

294 35-29 098 d-36

CROI on MIM 37-34 BOUTA

*MAU 36-31 M92 On-31 PRO-P74 o MANS 0015 21-21

022P 34-31 00I2 35-34

8007,8 94TYX on MSF 34-31 MUT 27-24 MORD on

Z93 35-33 MONI on MOGO 29-25

KM() 35-34 MAN MAN 30-26 KM() MJM 28-26

RAE 30-28 5Y 32-29 B98 25-19 181

MW 21-22 MES o RISK 26-25 KIT? on 0104 a

1QL,I, RSAO 36-34 MYOS on RTUX 25-25 0101 33-32

MM 29-26 MDIX 34-30 MAN 31-30

99137X WPPM 23-19

99 KIM 39-36 K OMS 34-31 MR81. 30-30 MOL 27-21 -

- Continued On Next Column - www.americanradiohistory.com


October 23, 1987 Ra1R 99

PARALLELS

WEST

G R2 35 -33 FM102 on KCPX 23 -20 GTD on KPLZ 32 -29 RUBE 27 -26

WPLY a

0100 33-32 "SB 40-38 JET-M on 6104 29-21 KLAN a-40 990M on WP8T 36-31 IINYZ on

S OUTH

8880 40 fr

698 on 0128 on

Starship Continued

NIIMeIr

116120 23-22 WER 30-30 KDMZ on KRaO 31-27 62I0 38-36 61q on WI%X 35-33 Z104 32-31 6J103 18-15 880K d-35 WON 31-31 GY107

WENT

KIVA 14-13 aras a

KIWI 30 fr KI86 33-32 6?N0 29-28 PM104 d-29 KD08 34-31 96KF74Y 31-30 622U 36-32

MMFX 20-20 1030I11 a

MIMES"

WEND 28-23 WBWB d-39 KoCR a 600 Y94 27-23 WKFR o KKLS on 99641 31-31 MDBR 36-33 "SPT 40-35 KFMN 29-28

Mear

KOOT 29-25 KWB 33-28 KTRS 23-22

80 a Rr Ko2E 23-19 62142 33-27 6276 30-27 KATZ 8LY96 40-39 0695 18-15

STING

We'll Be Together (A &M) LP. ..Nothing Like The Sun


Regional Reach Reach Pl 75% E 88% P2 93% S 90% P3 94% M 84% W 94% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 1 0 0 1

Summary 6 -15 0 3 0 3

UP 149 16 -40 35 83 58 176 DEBS 27 One 4 11 3 18 SAME 21 Adds 1 4 2 7

DOWN 1 Ch Pride 0 1 O 1

ADDS 8 Total 41 102 63 206

G ST

8104 d -28 WX5S31 -26 294

O

MKSL 27 -25 Majo 33 -30 WaLI d -28 CKOI 40 -35 WCAU 39 -27 HEG% 23 -19 894 24 -20 PRO-P14 30 -27 0107 on

BORH

Z93 33-27 1mOL d-39 295 fr 8680 É-30 KR!! d-37 B97 29-28 MOH 33-28

MIIIIIEBT

B96 30-23 295 36-29 831W8 32-30 92X 30-26 MNCI d-35 990TII a "CZY 24-18 KHTR 29-27 R16 12-5 MWL 33-30

WEST

Y108 on KIIS 29-26 GR2 28-25 FM102 d-26 KMOD 35-32 KCPX 38-34 GIIpI1 24-20 811EL 33-30 GTD 29-26 MISS 29-27 KPLZ 29-25 K UG 28-27

\A1 V 110T103 -35 NOT105 23 -19 PWR106 25 -22 KITS 24 -21

NFL? 35-30 0100 35-30 WAG MV8R 32-26 JET-PM 23-19 8104 d-36 NWK d-32 KTIC 25-21 nOEE on 0C 101 SBPK 33-28 980XY 28-25 990M 35-32 930 35-30 SPIT 25-21 MNYL 36-33 MRCR 38-30 0106 32-30

souri]

PWR997 26-24 MBBO 30 fr 698 30-25 WMP 26-24 6228 37-31 195 30-27 K86106 31-28 WK08 31-26 NSSII 25-21 WeCY 15-13 "ROO 34-31 62106 27-21 8000 d-40 098 35-30 WINK 34-30 568I 40-33 MONS 33-27 MCKN 30-21 WZYP 31-28 942YX 14-13 SAPE 21-18 WOUT a MrMI on "IAP 35-31 KZOU 32-26 noix 34-30 996AY8 28-21 FM100 32-22 MASH d-30 /BAM 29-24 MNBY 18-14 2107 23-18 MES 35-30 81105 35-30 2306 37-33 942 30-27 MRVO on K92 d-24 KITT on K 32-28

RTUX 30-34 NDIX 35-31 WRZL

MIDMEef

RÌÌ0 21-IB "PK6 a 11022 31-26 K ON2 d-26 KR10 34-26 62I0 35-31 "MER d-29 KLO d-3l MI%% 25-1,9 MZPL 30-29 2104 34-32 KJ103 27-19 K0K0 d-29 6293 d-29 WZOK d-33 WRON d-26 GY107 32-26 GRD 28-24 /MOT -29

WEST

6IVA 18-16 6795 33-28 RIPS 33 fr K186 37-29 C11® on KSND 36-33 O 0% on 1YN0 34-30 I94 27-25 RM

I621C 31-31 6Y8K 38-35 M104 d-28 KPIV on KCAO 31-27

86Y0 25-21 KDON 35-32 960n42 24-21 622U 28-21 nao n

Gat

WPRR 32-30 WWP% 34-29 103CI11 d-29 95X%X 37-31 MME 35-28 WI62 32 fr "O01 31-27 00100 40-35 1100681

0

95%1L d-37 MTHT 32-26 WOMP 28-25 NFE% 33-29

SOUTH

RAKS 28-24 60I2 31-28 ME9P d-37 NJAD 30-27 WZG 25-20 NCaO 31-27 MJMX 26-18 B98 33-27 KISB 36-32 0104 30-21 WYKS d-29 IfSMS cm fr

0101 30-25 K RAK 35-25 MPFM 39-32 KI%Y 2103 35-32 K8IN 35-32 WHSL 32-27 WVG 29-30

MIDMEST

KYYY 35-32 WBNO 36-30 MBWB 28-23 KoCR 32-30 SLOW 26-23 KCMD 37-31 66XL 35-30 "KG a K?R% 34-30 86L8 26-20 9960 29-27 KKRC 31-27 KNTO on fr MDBR 33-27 WSPT d-37 KDSN d-33 6FMM 27-24

WEST

KGOT 27-21 KYYA d-28 611U0 30-20 K TR8 25-23 KFBO 31-25 KOTE 27-24 KSMT 29-25 KZrN 36-30 aval 22-18 6802 33-28 8LY96 26-21 297 36-31 0695 26-21

SWING GUT SISTER Breakout (Mercury/PolyGram)

LP: It's Better To Travel


Parallel Reach

P1 968 P2 95% P3 93%

Regional Reach E 94% S 94% M 96% W 94% Chart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 4 8 4 16 Summary 6 -15 33 69 42 144 UP 190 16 -40 15 27 14 56 DEBE 3 One 0 0 2 2 SAME 19 Aride 0 0 0 0 DOWN 6 I Aride 1 0 0 1

ADDS 1 Total 53 104 62 219

o

GST

8104 25-21 WXKS 10-10 Z94 20-16 MME 9-3 871.10 10-7 MBLI 13-8 CROI 4-9 P4R95 14-10 2100 12-8 WCAU 5-3 MEOX 7-6 B94 25-21 PRO-591 10-9 5107 17 -15 MAYA 12 -11

SOUTH

293 10-6 KEOL d-27 Y95 12 fr 66B0 11-11 KRIMI 11-7 Y100 15-11 B97 10-7 MGR 12-11 0105 18-17

MIQEESr

896 11-10 895 32-24 0102 a-34 W/MS 18-iS 92% 17-10 MICI 26-22 MCZY 11-8 WHYT 14-I1 asno 25-21 KCM 27-23 WKTI 24-20 KIIK 24-19 K MTR 27-22 KMK 17-16 NLOL 14-9

WEST

2108 18-17 KIIS 17-12 KZZP 27-15 86RZ 6-5 FM102 8-7 KROY 7-6 Kwon 13-10 KCPX 8-8 GI9 7-6 GIRL. 12-17 GTD 3-3 KMSS 9-9 KPLZ 12-9 KURE 8-7

Pl HOT103 7-7 802105 14-13 P"R96 19-16 PM/1106 10-8

GST

WELT ll -7 0100 14 -9 WARB 32 -28 WYSS 15 -12 JET -M 17 -11 NERZ 14 -10 ONNR 12 -9 WTIC 7 -7

MER 17-13 MAN 13-8 KC101 11-9 WSPK 14-14 98PXY 16-7 99GM 19-16 930 17-10 MPST 5-4 M2YZ 14-10 "RCK 11-10 MKRZ 13-8 0106 16-9

BOOTH

PNR997 4-3 11880 9 fr 893 15-11 698 20-17 KZZR 28-23 195 19-15 06106 9-8 8608 13-11 W88% 20-16 "BCY 9-5 62106 10-7 MfAK 9-7 G105 29-24 6E28 17-16 098 14-10 WINO 12-7 M68I 10-7 MANS 16-12 MCKN S-2 NZYP 4-2 94TYX 16-14 "APL 13-9 "UT 32-27 nOKI 13-9 MPMI 24-18 WIAP 24-21 8200 8-3 MO3% 22-18 99WAY8 19-12 78100 15-13 MABB 20-18 IMAM 21-15 WHY 23-22 K BPM 15-14 8WG 21-15 87105 27-25 2106 22-18

8W2]2118 692 8-7 KITY 8-7 KSAO 1-10 Z102 10-8 KTUX 23-16 MDIX 15-12 NKZL 20-15

MIDM88T

WKDD 19-17 KIIK 10-7 WPXR 9-8 WGTZ 16-11 KIIWZ 15-13 K8N0 26-14 K 2I0 19-15 MMES 22-14 KLO 26-21 8I211I 14-9 WOOL 24-19 2104 20-15 0.7103 14-6 KOKO 8-7 029 d-28 8200 26-20 WRON 13-8 GY107 19-14 GRD 17-14 NHOT 17-10

WEST

RF95 i6-28 KIR% 15 -10

CHED 27 -18 K OND 9 -7 KMG% 12 -10

KYNO 21-19 I94 2-9 NOM I-6 KLUC 10-8 6YRK 9-8 PM104 13-10 KPIV 7-5 KCAO 10-8 KXYD 11-9 KDON 7-5 KZZU d-19 KRO 22-14

WPRR 14-9 KIM 3-3 I03CIR 17-14 95%16 15-8 NKPE 21-15 WI62 13 fr 1pCM 7-5 06100 11-8 100KHI 14-7 WTHT 17-13 ifP%II 17-14

SOUTE

RAKB 7-10 KpI2 17-12 "K8P 19-14 WAD 12-11 WZG on MCGO 17 -10 MJM% 4 -4 898 21 -17

'304 15 -9 6268 13-9 K SMB 12 fr 0101 16-15 GAS 8-6 "PFM 7-12 Z103 25-20 KaIN 26-22 "HSL 17-14 WVG 16-16

MIfMSr

KYYY 14 -7 "W0 16ç_10y

WCI6BL 333 -7 ROCK 13 -10 WLRW 22 -17 600 13 -10 KKXL 15 -10 WKPR 26 -24 HAZY 12 -9 KPG 20 -17 KRIS 32 -28 99KG 12 -9 GRC 16 -13 KWTO 10 fr "BR 9 -7 NSPT 19 -14 KDW 22 -16 KPMW 37 -29

WEBT

KGOT 18-13 KYYA 15-10 KI3U8 11-9 KPBO 12-11 KOZe on KTMT 26-23 K ZrN 12-8 KHTZ 11-11 KWNZ 11-8 K202 7-6 SLY96 5-4 297 13-11 0095 20-16

TIFFANY

I Think We're Alone Now (MCA) LP. Tiffany


Parallel Regional © 98% Reach P1 988 E 92% P2 95% S 97% P3 93% M 91% W 98% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 15 17 5 37


UP 171 16 -40 2 9 5 16 DEBE 0 One 0 0 0 0 SAME 37 Aride 0 0 0 0 DOWN 9 Ch Adds 3 0 0 3

ADDS 3 Total 54 104 62 220

tip 8104 11 -7 MW 30 -22 294 a -30 868E 10 -6 01410 12 -8 MELI 12 -7 C60I 36 -28 MR95 4 -2 2100 2 -2

WCAU 13 -9 WEG% 9 -7 B94 18 -12 PRO-714 1 -1 0107 8 -1 HAVA 10 -7

SOUTH

Z93 2-2 KEOL 9-10 295 1 fr 61030 1-1 KRBE 3-3 2100 8-3 097 1-1 MGn 3-1 10102 4-2 0105 14-10

B96 2-1 295 2-1 0102 4-2

WSPK 15 -10 98PXY 18 -8 99094 15 -7 930 9 -8 SaYZ 2 -2 YACK 2 -2 MRR2 11 -6 0106 8 -3

SOUTH

P00997 2 -2 WBBO 3 fr B93 1 -1

698 1 -1

WMF 12 -8 6228 6 -4 195 16 -12 1%%106 4 -4 8608 1 -1

WEB% 3 -2 WBCY 27 -24 12106 6 -4 WNO1 7 -4 0105 19 -9 KBZB 8 -5 098 7 -4 WI51 7 -3

WONS14 -10 MANS 7 -4 MCKM 10 -7 WZYP 6 -3 94TT% 8 -6 MAG 3 -3 10ÚI 8 -5 WORI 16 -15 WMI 6 -3 SLAP 1 -1

62011 2 -1 MDJX 10 -8

KMO% 5-2 K9N0 5-1 194 13-5 nuit 9-8 KWC 1-7 6Yee 1-2 M104 24-19 OFIV 4-1 6CA0 7-4 1650 1-1 KDO8 15-7 96NF82 1-1 680 15-2

GST

WPRR 10-5 wars 24-21 103CIR 9-6 95I6X 10-3 MME 8-5 6I12 4 fr WoCM 6-3 06100 18-14 10060I 10-4 /THT 13-7 WOCP 12-10 /?3I/ 5-3

BOUTS

KlAB 1-3 K0I2 8-3 WRBr 2-1 YJAD 3-3 OMM 10-8 MCG0 12-5


92% 5-3 "NCI 9-7 990TX 17-14 MCZY a-17 WHYT 7-6 KBEO 19-11 KCP" 15-8 WTI a-30 ROWS 9-2 KHTR 5-1 KM( 8-6 MIqL 2-1

WEST

2108 25-9 KIlS 6-4 6Z2P 2-1 GR2 3-2 PM102 1-1 6ROY 1-3 K/OD 1-1 KCPX 1-1 GIQ 11-7 KMH. 19-14 GTD 2-6 6688 20-6 KPLZ S-3 K OBE 1-1

P1 Ne.ks"

802103 6 -5 1402105 2 -1

MR96 1 -1

PMR106 14 -5

E AST

"FLY 24 -19 0100 5 -1

MAEB 7 -4

MVSR 19 -8 JET -PM 15 -8 MRNR 16 -10 5TIC 4 -3 MURE 25 -24 "IAN 9 -2 Ú C101 19 -13

tfany Continued

99NAY8 13-6 M100 9-4 MABB 5-2 MBAM 1-4 Offal 10-17 RBFM 1-1 Y107 10-5 KWG 9-4 B.7305 1-1 Y106 4-2 942 14-6 MAYO 23-17 692 7-4 KITT 2-1 GAO 9-3 Z102 5-2 KTU% 4-3 MDLK 18-15 M6=L 8-5

MIDn68T

NKDD 20-18 KIIK 12-6 MPXR 6-5 11022 5-3 KIMZ 12-6 K RNO 8-3 K ZIO 16-6 "MER 10-7 KIII 21-19 MIXX 8-1 NZPL 9-6 2104 12-5 RJ103 17-11 K060 5-4 NZOK 23-16 WRON 10-6 KAY107 17-10 GRD 18-6 WIIpT 11-5

WEST

KIVA 7-3 6795 l-1 KIYS 1 fr

KIK% 9-3 CHED 20-13 KSSD 3-1

M3M% 7-5 B98 13-6 KISR 2-1 0104 12-6 WY18 8-4 65M8 18 fr

0101 13-9 IMAN 3-2 MPrM 5-3 2103 14-5 6NTN 1-1 MII8L 7-3 MVBS 15-12

MIOWEBT

KYYY 6-4 61188 14-9 KDCR 12-8 WLM 8-12 01510 9-1 KIDIL 29-15 WKPR 21-15 MAZY 6-3 KM 21-11 rota 17-16 99KG 7-3 GRC 15-9 K/10 8 fr

WDBR 8-6 MSPr 24-15 6DW 32-23 RPMW 1-I

WEST

RGOT 9-7 KYYA I1-5 6WB 16-7 KTRS 7-5 KP50 7-2 ROZE 11-11 KTMT 5-5 RZrN 10-4 IIHTZ 30-6 KWNT 13-9 KZOZ 12-7 ELY96 3-3 297 1-1 0095 27-22

u U2

Where The Streets Have No Name LP. The Joshua Tree (Island)


Parallel Regional Reach Reach Pl 69% E 88% P2 78% S 78% P3 96% M 82% W 77% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 1 0 1

National 2 -5 3 3 1 7

Summary 6 -15 15 32 33 80 UP 160 16 -40 18 45 29 92 DEBS 1 Ons 2 5 1 8 SAME 23 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 4 Ch Adds o 0 0 0 ADDS 0 Total 38 86 64 188

mer

8104 16 -14 WXKS 14 -13 294 18 -14 10410 15 -19 0601 7 -4 WCAU 8 -8 WBG% 14 -12 394 10 -8 PRO-274 19 -17 0107 11 -9 NAVA 17 -16

SOUTH

Z93 17-14 KEGL 4-6 295 4 fr KK90 19-17 KIM 17-14 B97 27-26 WCH 11-10 0105 23-20

MIOWEaT

Z95 29-23 WMMS 2-4 MICI 21-18 991120 ñ-6 6RTI o KIMM 8-7 611711 18-12 KWK WLOL 17-14

KIIS 21-16 KZZP 25-23 GRZ 31-30 FM102 27-25 OMOD 33-28 KCPII 33-33 GTO 18-16 KWG 17-16 K PI.Z 19-19 K UB! 19-17

pl KITS 4 -4

8ASr

WFLY on 0100 23-19 NAEB 16-16 "SR 27-23 JET -FM 14-12 6104 15-8 WE82 26-24 10486 d-36 80EE on WI.AH 26-15 KC101 28-26 WSPK 18-17 98PXY 2-2 99094 20-17 930 22-20 YPST 19-16

"NYZ 15-14 WRCK 12-9 WKRZ 19-16 0106 25-21

SOUTH

8000 27 fr 698 28-23 NFMP 16-13 02213 23-17 I95 20-19 WKOB 23-19 M53X 18-13 MR00 33-28 KZ106 20-14 MNOK 22-18 G105 20-18 098 22-19 WINK 31-28 WKSI 23-19 ANS 21-I9 CRN 19-14

WZYP 19-14 BAPE o MOOT 22-19 MFMI 26-23 WLAP 22-20 O 2011 15-8 M0. % 26-24 99WAYS 12-11 FM100 30-26 "ABB 25-23 N101Y 35-34 raro on 87105 19-16 Y106 18-13 MRVO 19-16 GAO 13-7 KTUX 11-9 SOLO 16-14 MICZL 27-22

MIDWSI'

KID( 14-14 MP%R 24-22 KIMZ 13-8 KRND 18-I1 6210 20-17 GU 20-18 KW 12-9 WIX% 16-14 NZPL 20-18 62103 15-14 KOKO 18-15 0293 23-21

MZOK 18-15 MRON 2-1 GY107 26-18 G aD 13-10 WHOT 24-20

WEBT

KIVA 21 -20 KITS 11 fr 6I6X 22 -20 CHER 14 -9 KYNO 10 -8 KLUC 32 -28 94104 9 -9 KPIV 5 -4 KCAO 8 -7 GY0 5 -5 KDON 20 -17 96KPMY 14 -8 K ZZU 17-14 KM]

O

EAST

WPRR 16-15 WNFII 9-7 103CIR o 95XG 14-13 5RPE 24-20 WIKZ 25 fr MoCM 18-15 00100 19-15 100K1I 17-9 95%IL 11-8 WOMP 24-21 PX% 16-13

SOUTH

KRKS 14-13 KOIZ 21-19 NKSP 20-18 NJAD 16-15 MZG 23-23 MCGO 20-15 WJMX 12-10 098 24-23 KISB 9-7 0104 21-14 "YK8 19-16 KSMB 14 fr

0101 21-17 NPPM 32-27 KI%Y 22-17 2103 27-23 KNIN 21-18 WHSL 16-12 WVRS 13-18

KYYY 20-15 MENO 18-7 nasa 13-11 WCIL 28-27 KoCR 19-16 MLM3 9-5 K CIfO 21-18 294 16-15 KKXL 27-26 "KPR 19-17 HAZY 11-8 KPG 26-22 GL9 19-12 9960 19-16 86RC 12-11 MI'l0 18 fr M09R 14-12 WSPT 11-6 611W 11-10 K PMM 12-9

W EBT

/GOT 28-24 KYYA 25-22 nias 25-22 RTRS 14-11 KF9D 14-13 KOZE 28-21 KTMT 37-31 KIFS 27-21 KHT2 15-14 O 202 15-12 SLY96 18-15 Y97 32-30 0095 16-12

W JGDY WATLEY Don't You Want Me (MCA) LP: Jody Watley


Parallel Regional Reach Reach. P1 67% E 63% P2 598 S 631 P3 438 M 32% W 67% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


UP 61 16 -40 25 37 15 77 DEBS 23 Ons 3 11 8 22 SAME 24 Adds 5 7 5 17 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 6 0 6

ADDS 23 Total 37 65 29 131

GBT

B104 M%KS 71-18 294 on MIISE 35-31 W9LI a CKOI on P10195 21-17 Z100 23-16 MCAU 27-21 S6GX 29-24 894 29-24 PRO-EM d-33 MAYA

SOUTH

Z93 4-34 ORSO d-33 URBE 4-33 2100 d-26 897 28-25 8.2

896 13-11 92% 28-22 MHYT 21-17 R580 a KCPM 31-27 WKTI 29-27 KMK 13-12

WEBT

KIIS 33-29 6227 on KKR2 29-27 FM102 25-24 KROY 21-16 K"oD d-35 KCP% d-36 Glq 17-15 OMEL 9-6 GTD 35-32 KMSS 27-22

P1/

802103 10-9 802105 21-14 PWR96 10-8 PWR106 3-2

141 GST

"FL 0100

Y 36-34

"SR 34-30 MNNK d-40 WTIC 23-18 WKG on RC101 a 98PXY a 990M on 930 38-31 NPST 38-33 WHY2 d-40 WRCK 40-32

SOUTH

PMR997 28-26 NB50 31 fr B93 24-20 K98 on EZZB d-38 195

a KI6106 23-14 WKOB d-27 "BCY 29-25 MNOK 38-33 MINK a

W68I WONS 40-37 MZYP 38-36 Ñ422I 18-15 SAPE NID. 27-23 KARS -29 WHAM d-25 WHY 24-19 KOrM on Y107 22-16 KMEB on 02105 28-23 2106 d-39 94Z on 692 on KTTY 18-13 K6AD on 2102 29-24 KTU% 31-21 WDLX d-37

MID"EBT

WP%R 26-23 WGTZ 25-20 KIM 40-34 WIJIX -38

WZPL d-30 GRD d -31

WEBT

6795 32-27 KI86 34-33 KSND on KMG% 24-17 KYIIO a-37 I94 20-17 60M0 on KLUC a-40 6YG 24-18 FM104 on OFIV d-30 6080 19-13 KD08 a-38 KRO a-24

GST

9550( a 16104 a 8TRT 33-29 MOMP on MFIIX 29-26

SOUTH

KIIKB d-31 MKS? on NJan á8-34 "86 Z acto d-39 B98 on KISR 39-35 682113 30 fr KWAS d-39 KIXY d-37 WHSL 40-34 MVBS

WBMB 34-30 6040 0 WArY d-36 99KG d-60 KMTO on fr

60113 0 K FBO on KIINZ a K 20Z 40-37 SLY96 39-34 297 20-14 OK95 a

WENDY & USA Waterfall (Columbia)

LP: Wendy & Lisa

Total Reports 77



(Nan]]

33Parallel

Reach Pl 20% P2 35% P3 408

Chart Summary Poe PI P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2 -5 2 0 0 2

6 -15 2 2 0 4 16 -40 4 13 11 28

Ons 3 21 13 37 Adds 0 3 3 6

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 11 39 27 77

GST

MIKE 17 -15 MMJO 26 -25 WCAU 33 -29 PRO-TM on

SOUTH

KRBE 34-27

MIIM6RT

MaMS 14-11 MHYT on KDMB 5-4 WLOL 3-3

WEer

M102 21-20 KMOD on

Pl/

KITS 12 -15

140 NPLY on 0100 on MAEB a

JET-F/4 d-35 6104 31-20 WRC6 34-31

SOUTH

YB50 on fr

698 on 0028 on 0I106 O on

MNoK on WANS on "ZYP O 9422% 22-21 MUT o

n WBAM KIM 29-24 Y106 on 1ITY 23-23 KTU% on MDL% on 862L on

MIOfEeI'

"KDD 38 -35 KIIK 26 -22 EZIO ÓO7 -13 KOKO "ON a KKBD on

WEST

6795 29-22 K ITS 34 fr

KIK% on K/GX 26-22 KYNO 18-14 I94 24-20 60M0 on KYRII on K620 d-33 960PMY o n RZZU on

GST

MPRR 34-32 WKPE on 950I6 33-30 WOMP 37-34

SOUTH

60I2 on MJAD on MCGO on N3M% a

KISR a 0101 36-28 KHAN 33-32 KIXY dn31 2103

STOKES?

"ano 24-20 WCIL on KoCR on vara on MAZY 34-28 9960 on K NTO on fr MDBR on

KU" on 1TMT 18-16 K=M

n-38 KM. K 202 29ñ27 SLY96

WA WA NEE Sugar Free (Epic) LP- Wa Wa Nee


Parallel Regional Reach Reach

(i0) P1 498

E 55% 'P2 68% S 80% P3 84% M 50% W 838 Chart Summary

Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 5 10 10 25 UP 116 16 -40 17 53 39 109 DEBS 11 One 3 8 5 16 SAME 22 Adds 2 3 2 7 DOWN 1 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

ADDS 8 Total 27 75 56 158

Gar KENS d-35 Z94 d-26 WRSE 30-28 WMJO 25-21 NCAU 32-25 PRO-MI o

293 20-17 295 9 fr KIIBO 33-29 K RBE 29-24 2100 29-29 MGH 20-19

WNCI 33-29 K CPM NKTI 22-19 KIMB 26-21 WLOL 13-11

WEBT

2108 23-21 K IIK 6227 on 86R2 23-21 KROY on GOD 34-31 KCPX 15-13

KMKL 15-15 RPLZ 15-13 KURE 22-20

Pl 801103 37 -34 PNR106 39 -36 KITS 16 -12

GST

WFLY 29-22 0100 30-27 HVSR 31-28 W51M 33-30 WTIc 28-25 WREE 20-18 "LAN 40-35 W9GPM 29-23 PST 37-30

WNYZ 31-30 WRCK d-35 0106 29-27

SOUTH

PN899Ó 9-8 "890 on fr

098 21-19 02213 33-28 KXX106 a-36 8603 17-16 KZ106 51900 27-23 KE2B 28-23 098 33-29 WINK 35-32 WKSI d-39 MANS 24-22 WC6N 23-17 WZYP 20-17 94TYX 17-8 WAPE 16-14 SOOT 29-25 110II 27-26 W1AP d-36 EZOU on WOJX 37-35 9901Y8 33-31 IMAM 9-7 WHY 19-18 KHAN d-25 Y107 29-26 101716 32-25 87105 32-31 Yli6a28-26

KITY 26-20 00A0 37-33 Z102 II -9 vaux 14-10 HOLX 19-16 "M2L

MIfMEST

MPRR 22 -18 MOTZ 21 -17 KM 19 -13 KZIO 34 -28 2104 13 -28 63103 32 -20 KOKO 28 -27 WRON on GRD 26 -21

WEST

6795 on KITS 38 fr KIG 27-24 CHER a KSND 25-22 Mam% 18-13 194 18-15 MONO on KLUC 27-26 KYG 7-9 KPIV 27-25 KCAO 26-24 GYO KDON 33-30 96KPMY 20-18 K2ZU 30-24 KRO o

GET

WP:R 30-29 WW1( 19-19 95-XX 26-23 WI,:Z 30 fr WD.M 39-36 OE 00 29-26 10I101I 21-20 WC11P 334-28 WP X

S OUTH

KPIrS 18-14 KrI2 28-25 MF5r 23-20 M. AD 25-21 W':G 27-24 WGD 16-12 3W14% 38-28 SSS 34-32 6:G 28-24 0.04 19-15 a.nló d-28 R9M8 on fr 0101 37-34 KMA8 12-8 YPrM 28-23 WIXY d-38 :103 on /SIN d-40 WHBL 23-17 tNBB on

9IOWIe??

48MB 36-t3 4CIL 24-23 AOCR d-39 0CM0 34-30 686L 31-28 MOFR 29-27 WAZY 30-25 86L0 d-34 9960 33-29 GRC Ó2-19 KWTD fr MSPT á5-29 KDW

WEBT

1GOT 17-14 KYYA 14-13 K UUB 40-30 RTRS 26-24 KPRO 17-14 KOZE 10-9 KTMT on O 228 22-19

Mi363-30 -21 SLY96 36-32 297 30-27 0095 13-10

WNITESNAKE Is This Love? (Geffen) LP Whitesnake


® Parallel

Regional Reach Reach Pl 73% E 76% P2 78% S 878 IBREAKE] P3 91% M 791 - M 77% Chart Summary

Pos Pt P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 1

National 2 -5 S1 1 0 1

Summary 6 -15 2 0 3

UP 33 16 -40 23 38 39 100 DEBS 70 One 2 11 11 24 SAME 26 Adda 3 25 9 42 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 5 9 2 16 ADDS 58 Total 40 86 61 187

EAST

MXKS a 294 a SKSE a-35

8Y S WCAU

d -38

WEGX -29 094 d -30 PRO -PM d -32 0107 a -30 MANA d -29

SOUTH

293 d-32 KrGL 2-I 295 28 fr 10030 26-18 KIOTE d-26 2100 B97 d-30 WGH 35-34 MHV2 25-24 0105 29-24

MIOWeSS'

WIMB 34-17 92% d-29 WNCI d-30 9901% 16-10 MCZT a-31 KBEO WKTT 26-23 KOMB a 686 a-32

WEST

2108 on KZZP d-30 GRZ a

KA7Y 30-24 KiOD d-33 KCPX 37-31 GEL KATD a-35 K"G d-34 KPL2 d-34

Pl HOTl05 on

MPST on MNYZ d-34 MRCK d-40 0106

SOUTH

P"899Ó d-2° WGO on fr

PMFaa-30 6Z28 a I95 on MU "SS% d-34 NROO 30-20 K2106 ñ-29 3nAK o KBZB a 098 d-37 WINK d-33 MANS 35-2f /C1tl a WZYP a "APE d-28 MOUr d-39 WORI d-32 MPMI d-31 NIAP KZOU d-29 99MAY8 a

PM100 d-17 MABB a WAS a NSRY 11-4 K6M 10-1.5 Y107 0"Fa É-33 BJ105 a-l4 Y306 34-30 M9V0 d-29 092 on KITY 33-30 GAO d-:6 Z102 30.20 ETUII 4-12 GIS a]8-24

=L MO -.T5

MIDNG'?

"DO 20-24 KIIK a-29 NPXR a KOWZ a KRNO a GEL a

KW a WI%% a-36 WZPL al 2104 d-30 KJ103 !2-12 KOKO 71-24 0293 Zi-13 MZOK a NRON d-25 MAO d-33

WFLY o 0100 d40 WEST WAEB d-35 WVSR a KIVA r JET-FM a-30 KIG ,-23 WERZ a K9ND ,.-40 MTIC 29-26 194 a MKG d-29 KLUG -32

O C101 d-28 M104 on

MK a KFIV MM( .m

980%2 a KCAO a

9907M 4-40 620 34-25

Parallels Conthued on Page 100-

KDON a-a9 96KFMY K ZZU 38-34 KRO a

EAST

WNFX 38-32 1030I0 ñ0-25

0 950I on a

"CM d-38 00100 a 100KHI on "TIT d-32 WOI4P d-29 WPXX d-37

SOOTS

RA/S on K0I2 a-40 M68F on MJAD a-36 8030 e 6111% d-36

016R Ç-39 OI04

8 on R6MB 26 fr

0101 ONAN d-23 NPM d-40 XY

9 KI Z103 39-34 6HIN d-37 WHBL d-37

S ION!!!

KYYY d-39 88320 d-37 W9NB on BOIL d-30 ROCK a WLM d-34 KCMO a 294 28-19 K86L 30-21 SAZY d-31 RFR% a IMIS d-30 99KG d-39 GRC d-35 KM10 on fr MIBR d-40 WSPT a

KDW d-27 KPMY d-38

WEST 6GUT a-38 K YYA O RWB d-38 RTRS d-35 KPBO 29-21 K02E 34-25 KTMT d-38 KOTS d-31 01122 d-34 KWNZ 37-23 6202 d-39 SLY96 d-31 Y97 on 0095 d-39



100 R&R October 23, 1987

PARALLELS

STEVE WINWOOD Valerie (Island/WB) LP: Chronicles


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 44%

S 638 IBREAKER1 e éáá M 70% W 58% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0 National 2 -5 0 0 0 0

Summary 6 -15 1 1 1 3 UP 74 16 -40 17 35 39 91 DEBS 16 One 2 17 8 27 SAME 31 Adds 3 10 10 23 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 7 0 8 ADDS 31 Total 24 70 58 152

GST

294 on IIKm 27-22 SCW a Wa7X 24-16 894 22-17 0107 d-26 SAYA 30-27

eORe

NBOL 32-23 Y95 22 fr B97 sas 37-36 0105 28-23

MIDMEST

_12128 33 -29 99DTW Wels 17-11 RCM d -33 MKTI 21 -17 KIM 32 -24 sLot

WEST

8108 22-20 RCPR 36-24 KRIM a-31 KATD d-27 osso 30-28

EAST

WARS 37-34 WVSR 38-31 771,771 a 14RS2 30-22 MNNK on KT IC 26-23 YI.AN a-39 RC101 d-30 MSPR a 98PX0 d-26 99GM on 930 3á-25 MST WW2 39-37 nRRCI on nRRZ 26-22

SEBO 35 fr B93 27-23 K98 on I95 d-30 MBCY a WROD 35-32

R2106 a WOK 34-30

W098 on

I. 39-36 N1(SI 38-29 WASS -39 NCRS on MZYP 33-30 SAPE on noIT 37-33 WORI d-30 SLAP 36-32 R20U a 99MAYS a

M100-30 SABE WHAM on 0107 a328 BJ105 ORSO on K92 22-19 RTUR a WDL% 39-29 WI(ZL a-30

1210118117

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STEVIE WONDER Skeletons (Motown) LP: Characters


Parallel Reach

P1 47% P2 56% P3 57%



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Total Reporte 151 65% Parallel

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The Night You Murdered... LP: Alphabet City (Mercury /PolyGram)

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Eagles Fly (Geffen) P I Never Said Goodbye

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CHART SUMMARY


W .1,

W e , M 0 MICHAEL JACKSON di (piC) WB)

2 0 MAOONNAICausing A Contraction

(MCA)

3 10 4 0 TIFFANY /I Think Were Alone Now

12 e 5 0 FLEETWOOD MAC/Little Lies (WB)

is 32 9 O BILLY IDOL/Mony Mont (Chrysalis)

3e 10

O SWING OUT SISTER/Breakout (Mercury/PG)

73 15 11 0 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Brilliant Disguise (Columba)

Lite (RCA)

e EXPOSE /Let Me Be The Time 01 My

' 0 B. MEDLEY & J. WARNES/ (I've Had)

21

23

12 5 m PET SHOP BOYS/It's A Sin (EMI -Manhattan)

e 16

9 6 31 LEVERT /Casanova (Atlantic)

m a e CUTTING CREW/I've Been

Is A Place

Before (Virgin)

(MCA)

5

3 14 PRINCEIU Got The Look (WB)

15 USA USA/Lost In Emotion (Columbia) n t Make Me Wait For Love (Arista)

n19 17 m KENNY G with LENNY WILUANSID stand)

26 22 19 a U2/Where The Streets Have No Name

2e 23 a RICHARD MARXB10uld'4e

Known Better (EMI- Manhattan)

in 34 33 n CARS/You Are The Girl (Eleldra) alCaDd °I)

37 30 A e poISONIl Won't ForgetYour Go (

(Enigma/Capitol)

77 a LOS LOBOS/Come

5 14 22 EUROPE/Carrie (Epic) too

7 7 1e 22 HEART/Who Will YoRun o (Capitol)

_ 3e S 3D STING/We ll Be Together (A&M)

a as a SOUEEZEMourglass

19 17 n 26 REO SPEEDWAGON/In My Dreams (Epic)

a ED R.E.M./The One I Love ORS /MCA)

- 34 31 a WA WA NEE/Sugar Free (Epic) (Geffen)

3 2,

29 WHITESNAKEMere I Go

irgin OTHER ONESMoliday

(V) 23 m }3

30 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT/BoYs

Night Out (MCA)

° 35

DEBBIE GIBSONIShake Your Love (Atlantic)

BREAKER a YEslLsae Will Find A Way (Atw)

BREAKER a GEORGE MICHAEL/Faith (Columbia)

That =0ic)

BREAKER a WHITESNAKE /Is This Love (Geffen)

38 5 e MICHAEL

SOUND (Columbia)

raB)L) © JODY WATLEY/Don't You Want Me (MCA)

BREAKER m STEVE WINWOOGNalette l nF

L pÉBl PRETTY POISON/Catch Me I'm Falling (Virgin)

MICHAEL JACKSON is the champ again

with more than double the #1 reports of MADONNA and TIFFANY, who both

have 37 stations. It'll be a fight next week be-

tween the two to see if either can unseat MJ. The

next race for chart supremacy is between BRUCE

SPRINGSTEEN and MEDLEY & WARNES. l heir

strong moves held back the PET SHOP BOYS

this week. But the big chart jumps belong to BE-

LINDA CARLISLE - #20 to #12 and STIN3 - #32 to #24. KENNY G just managed to stay

ahead of U2, which is doing well wherever played. Owing to strong chart movement G1t re-

porting stations, several records debuted b:fore becoming a Breaker. They include MICHAEL BOLTON at #37, JODY WATLEY at #38 and PRETTY POISON at #40.

NEW ARTISTS

1 M. BOLTON/That's What Love...(Columbia)

2 PRETTY POISON /Catch Me I'm Falling (Virgin)

3 TAYLOR DAYNE/Tell It To My Heart (Arista)

4 BOURGEOIS TAGG /I Don't Mind At All (Island)

5 WENDY & LISA/Waterfall (Columbia)

6 BIG TROUBLE/Crazy World (Epic)

7 CURE /Just Like Heaven (Elektra)

8 KANE GANG /Motortown (Capitol)

9 GLEN BURTNICK/Follow You (A &M)

10 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY /If You Let Me Stay (Columbia) ....29

Reports

131 103 103 86 77 66 65 63 58

New Artists are those who have not previously been reported as a Breaker by repon' ng Stations

P1 Check out the new P1 -A CHR Playlists

on Page 92 for music from America's leading -edge CHRs.



102 R&R October 23, 1987


CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO BREAKERS.

GEORGE MICHAEL Faith (Columbia)

90% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 33, Debuts 75, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 73 including WCAU, 0107, KRBE, Z95, 0102, WKTI, FM102, KWOD. See Parallels, debuts at number 34 on the CHR chart.

WHITESNAKE Is This Love (Geffen)

81 % of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 33, Debuts 70, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 58 including WXKS, Z94, WMJQ, 0107, Y100, KBEQ, KDWB, KWK, KKRZ. See Parallels, debuts at number 35 on the CHR chart.

WHITNEY HOUSTON So Emotional (Arista)

76% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 175 including B104, Z100, WAVA, 0105, B96, KCPW, KITS.

Complete airplay in Parallels.

DEBBIE GIBSON Shake Your Love (Atlantic)

75% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 88, Debuts 28, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 37 including WEGX, B94, B96, Z95, 92X, KCPW, Y108. See Parallels, moves 38 -32 on the CHR chart.

STEVE WINWOOD Valerie (Island /WB)

66% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 74, Debuts 16, Same 31, Down 0, Adds 31 including WCAU, B97, WLOL, KKLQ, K104, WBCY, KZOU, KRQ. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart.

JETS I Do You (MCA)

62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 51, Debuts 30, Same 31, Down 0, Adds 31 including Z94, WEGX, Y100, Z95, WCZY, KROY, WPST, K98. Complete airplay in Parallels.

NEW & ACTIVE GEORGE HARRISON "Got My Mind Set On You" (Dark Horse/WB) Reports: 136. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 50, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 40 including WMJQ, WBLI, KRBE, Y108, KUBE, WERZ, K98.

KXX106, WCKN, WKZL, FM104, WTIC 30 -27, WROO 36 -30, WKDD 35 -29, WIXX 37 -30, WBWB 40 -31.

JODY WATLEY "Don't You Want Me" (MCA) Reports. 131. Moves: Up 61, Debuts 23, Same 24. Down 0, Adds 23 including 0104, WBLI, WAVA, WNVZ, KBEO, 195,

WAEB, WIXX, WQCM, PWR95 21 -17. Z100 23 -16, B96 13 -11, KMEL 9-6, WRCK 40 -32, KXX106 23 -14. See Parallels,

debuts at number 38 on the CHA chart due to substantial P -1 airplay.

MICHAEL BOLTON "That's What Love is All About" (Columbia) Reports: 131. Moves: Up 69. Debuts 10, Same 28, Down 1, Adds 23 including 8104, WMJQ, WAVA, KITS, WTIC, 098, KITY,

CHED, KOMQ. WOCM, B94 30 -25, KDWB 13 -11, WLOL 35 -26, KMEL 11 -9, WFLY 3 -1, WVSR 13 -9. See Parallels, moves 40 -37 on the CHR chart. It already shows #1 moves.

JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP "Cherry Bomb" ( Mercury/PolyGram) Reports: 126 Moves: Up 4. Debuts 31, Same 30. Down 0, Adds 61 including WXKS, WMJQ, B94, PRO -FM, 99DTX, WLOL.

Y108, KKRZ, KATD. WAEB. BJ105. KRNO, WGH 40 -35, KWK 32 -23, WCKN 37 -28, WIXX 39 -34.

STEVIE WONDER "Skeletons" (Motown) Reports. 126. Moves: Up 44, Debuts 31, Same 43, Down 0, Adds 8, WKSE, WMJQ, WKEE, WROO, WDJX, 2104, KFRX,

KDW, WCAU 37 -33, Y100 30 -24, B96 33 -25, WCZY 30 -23, WHYT d -19, KZZB 40 -34, WGTZ 36 -31.

STARSHIP "Beat Patrol" (Grunt/RCA) Reports. 117. Moves: Up 70, Debuts 5, Same 31. Down 0, Adds 11, 990TX, WFLY, WLAN, KAY107, KF95, 103CIR, 0104. KOCH, KCMG, KFBQ, KHTZ, 294 35 -29, WLOL 27 -21, K104 29 -21, B98 25 -19.

AEROSMITH "Dude (Looks Luke A Lady)" (Geffen) Reports: 114. Moves: Up 58, Debuts 8, Same 34, Down 1, Adds 13 including Z93, KEGL, WCZY, WSPK, WAPE, KZOU,

Y107, Z102, WYKS, Z94 33 -24, WMMS 15 -9, WERZ 40 -31, WKOB 20 -10, WCKN 38 -29, 95XXX 34 -26.

PRETTY POISON "Catch Me I'm Falling" (Virgin) Reports: 103. Moves: Up 54, Debuts 8, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 27 including Z94, WBLI, 2100, 0107, WGH, WNCI, KDWB.

KKRZ, KCPX, WXKS 16 -12, WCAU 22 -17, WEGX 25 -15, KMEL 6 -5, KWSS 25 -15, 94TYX 5 -3, KYNO 26 -7. See Parallels,

debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart as 81% of those playing have it charted. Some report Top 5 and Top 10 moves.

TAYLOR DAYNE "Tell it To My Heart" (Arista) Reports: 103. Moves: Up 28, Debuts 15, Same 37, Down 0, Adds 23 including WKSE, 0107, KKK). WNCI, Y108, WABB.

KOMQ, WAZY, KHTZ, Y100 23 -19, B96 29 -19, WRCK 36 -29, 94TYX 26 -20, Z102 40 -30, KTUX 38 -29, Y97 35 -29.

DEF LEPPARD "Animal" ( Mercury/PolyGram) Reports: 98. Moves: Up 37, Debuts 9, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 16 including KRBE, 0105, KATD, WNYZ, WRCK, WAEB,

KLO, KZZU. WOMP, 2103, KWK 34 -30, K104 34 -29, KDWZ 26 -19, 2104 23 -t7, WCIL 15 -11, KOZE 18 -13.

BOURGEOIS TAGG "I Don't Mind At All" (island) Reports. 88. Moves: Up 28, Debuts 16, Same 33, Down 0, Adds 9, WMMS, 92X, WLOL, WZOK, 01100, WOMP, WHSL,

KFBQ, KZOZ, KMEL 24 -20, WVSR 39 -35, WIXX 36 -29, KAKS 27 -18, WJMX 40 -31, KKXL 38 -31, WDBR 39 -31. Strong P -1

support with most of the airplay in the Midwest and West.

WENDY & USA "Waterfall" (Columbia) Reports 77. Moves. Up 27, Debuts 4, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 6, WAEB, WBAM, WRON, WJMX, KISR, KHTZ, WCAU 33 -29,

KRBE 34 -27, WMMS 14-11, KDWB 5 -4, WLOL 3 -3, KZIO 17 -13, KF95 29 -22, KYNO 18 -14, 0101 36 -28, WAZY 34 -28.

HOOTERS "Satellite" (Columbia) Reports: 77. Moves. Up 35, Debuts 6, Same 31, Down 0, Adds 5, WOKI, KOMO, KAKS, WJAD, KHTZ, WEGX 18 -13, WAEB

22 -20, K104 22 -14, WPST 30 -26, WKDD 26 -21, KJ103 26 -16, WRON 30 -23, KZZU 39 -35, OK100 25 -16, WFXX 38 -34, KISR

33 -29.

INXS "Need You Tonight" (Atlantic) Reports: 88. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 8, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 32 including WXKS, KEGL, WAEB, WERZ, WSPK, WRCK,

K2106, KSAQ, KRNO, KDON, WAVA d -30, Z95 38 -33, WKTI 30 -26, WSSX d -31, 2104 d -33, KFBQ d -40.

BIG TROUBLE "Crary World" (Epic) Reports: 86. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 5, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 10, KCPW, KCPX, WVSR, WROO, KEZB, 99WAYS, WBAM,

KKRD, WKSF, KFBO, WCAU 35 -30, KYNO 32 -27, KCAO 32 -28, KGOT 40 -32, KTMT 39 -35.

CURE "Just Like Heaven" (Elekira) Reports: 65. Moves: Up 18, Debuts 12, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 9, Z93, WGH, 94TYX, WHHY, WRQN, 95XXX, KYYY, WBWB,

KOZE, KRBE 18 -11, KYNO 38 -34, KCAO 27 -17. WAZY 40 -35, KWNZ 29 -25, Y97 10 -5. Some early Top 15 and Top 5

reports.

KANE GANG "Motortown" (Capitol) Reports: 83. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 11, Same 37, Down 0, Adds 8, WIXX, KKRD, 194, KCAO, 100KHI, WZKX, WDBR, KUUB,

WMMS 36 -31, WCZY 40 -36, WKTI 28 -24, KPLZ d -36, WERZ d -40, KSND 30 -26, WPFM 35 -31, KNIN 39 -34.

GLEN BURTNICK "Follow You" (A&M) Reports: 58. Moves: Up 20, Debuts 3, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 1, KOIZ, KEGL 16 -13, WMMS 8 -6, K104 35 -28, KLO 28 -23,

WIXX 40 -37, WRON 35 -28. KXYQ d -34, 95XIL 40 -34, WOMP 36 -33. B98 d -30, WPFM 37 -33, KUUB 37 -33, KTMT 25 -15,

OK95 31 -27.

ICEHOUSE "Gary" (Chrysalis) Reports: 52. Moves. Up 8, Debuts 9, Same 24,. Down 0. Adds 11, KEGL, KKBO, KPLZ, 99GFM, KZIO, WZOK, 99KG, WDBR,

KUUB, KOZE, SLY96, WXKS 34 -31, WMMS 37 -34, K104 40 -33, WERZ 39 -32, KJ103 d -37

MOST ADDED

WHITNEY HOUSTON (175) GEORGE MICHAEL (73)

JOHN C. MELLENCAMP (61) WHITESNAKE (58)

GEORGE HARRISON (40) DEBBIE GIBSON (37)

INXS (32) STEVE WINWOOD (31) PRETTY POISON (27)

MOST ACTIVE JODY WATLEY (84)

MICHAEL BOLTON (78) STARSHIP (75)

STEVIE WONDER (75) AEROSMITH (65)

PRETTY POISON (62) GEORGE HARRISON (58)

DEF LEPPARD (46) BOURGEOIS TAGG (44) TAYLOR DAYNE (43)

HOTTEST TIFFANY (154)

MEDLEY & WARNES (109) BILLY IDOL (96)

MICHAEL JACKSON (89) MADONNA (86)

BELINDA CARLISLE (66) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (63)

FLEETWOOD MAC (44) SWING OUT SISTER (40)

PET SHOP BOYS (35)

Most Active = Ups + Debuts - Downs Note: Last week's Most Active and Hottest information was inadvertently transposed.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION PINK FLOYD "Learning To Fly" (Columbia) Reports. 42. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 3, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 2. 0105. KDWZ, CK01 19 -15. KEGL 37 -32, WMMS 13 -10, JET -FM 34 -28, K104 20 -15, WKZL 28 -25, KLO d -28, KJ103 d -34, KSND 35 -30, WQCM 40 -34, 95X1L 27 -22. KISR 27 -22, OK95 23 -20.

DIONNE WARWICK & KASHIF "Reservations For Two" (Arista) Reports: 41. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 7, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 18 including WCAU. KRBE, KKRZ, FM102, KCPX. WLAN, WRCK, WANS, WBAM, KZIO, B98. KTRS, WCZY d-40, K104 d -34, KOCR d -34.

LAURA BRANIGAN "Power Of Love" (Atlantic) Reports: 38. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 4, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 15 including KRBE, WCZY, WHYT, KDWB, WNYZ, WRCK, WLAP, KSAQ, WXKS 19 -16, PRO -FM 26 -23, B96 35 -26, 92X 33 -27, K104 33 -23, WERZ 37 -35, KOCR 39 -37.

SAMMY HAGAR "Eagles Fly" (Geffen) Reports: 34. Moves. Up 9, Debuts 2, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 1, KKRZ, KEGL 28 -20, K104 39 -26, WROO 40 -38, WKDD 27 -25, KXYQ 32 -29, KZZU d -38, 95XIL 34 -24, WBNO 39 -32. KFMW 36 -33. OK95 34 -29.

SAMANTHA FOX "Nothing's Gonna Stop Me Now" (Jive/RCA) Reports: 31. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 2, Same 17, Down 0, Adds t, PRO -FM, CKOI21 -14, KRBE d -38, 92X 31 -28, K104 36 -30, PWR997 23 -21, WKQB 33 -28, KBFM d -38, KITY 32 -29, KF95 40 -37, KYNO 30-29.194 33 -31, 95XIL 39 -29, KISR 32 -26.

KOOL & THE GANG "Special Way" (Mercury/PolyGram) Reports: 31. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 5, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 1, B98, WXKS 35 -29, WKSE 32 -29, WMJQ 34 -29, WCAU 28 -23, KMEL 30 -27, K104 37 -25, WKEE 19 -11, KF95 35 -33. KIKX 24 -21, 194 36 -29, WWFX 29 -28, 95XIL 31 -23, KNAN

38 -34, KOCR 25 -23.

TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY "It You Let Me Stay" (Columbia) Reports: 29. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 4, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 7, CKOI, KATD, WERZ, KXX106, 96KFMY, WBWB, KOZE, WMJQ 32 -31, KMEL 25 -24, K104 d -39, WNNK 29 -24, 94TYX 33 -26, WHHY d -39, Z102 22 -19, KF95 37 -34.

JOE COCKER "Unchain My Heart" (Capitol) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 11, Z94, KRBE, WNYZ, K98, WQUT, 95X1L, KOIZ, KISR, KIXY,

99KG, WDBR, KOCR d-38.

EARTH, WIND á FIRE "System Of Survival" (Columbia) Reports 27. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 6, WXKS, CKOI, WCAU, KRBE, KXX106. WJAD, WTIC 37 -34, KYNO 39 -35, 194 d -37, KCAO 35 -31, WBNO 40 -33. KKRC d -38, OK95 33 -28.

SIMON F. "American Dream" (Reprise) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 1, WHSL, WXKS on, CKOI on, WCAU d -36, Y95 on, KRBE 40 -36, WMMS 35 -32, WCZY 31 -28, KZOU on, 96KFMY d -40, KIRS 37 -36, KFBQ 32 -31.

ABC "The Night You Murdered Love" ( Mercury/PolyGram) Reports: 28. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 3, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 2, CKOI, WAZY, WCZY 32 -29, WHYT d -20, KKLQ 30 -29, WERZ d -34, 94TYX d -36, 96KFMY 39 -37, WFXX 39 -35, WJMX 37 -35, KKXL 37 -34, KFBO 30 -28.

NEW ORDER "True Faith" (Owest/WB) Reports. 24. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 11. Down 0, Adds 8, WXKS, WCAU, KDWB, KZZP, KATD, 99GFM, WZYP, KTUX,

KCPX 39 -32, KMEL 18 -11, 94TYX 19 -9, KZZU 35 -31, WAZY d -38. Strong West Coast support.

ERIC CARMEN "Hungry Eyes" (RCA) Reports. 23. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 4, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 12, KC101, WPST, KXX106. WNOK, WKSI. KSAO, KF95, KZZU, KOIZ, WKSF, KISR, 0101, WMMS d -40, WCZY d -39. KCPX d -39.

MEN WITHOUT HATS "Pop Goes The World" ( Mercury/PolyGram) Reports. 23. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 5, Same 10, Down 0. Adds 3, BJ105. KYNO, WCIL, WGH 31 -29, WMMS 39 -37, KWK d -34,

KCPX 40 -30, KATO 21 -11, WHHY d -32. KIIK 29 -27, OK100 d -33, KIXY d -33, KYYY d -38.

GLENN JONES "We've Only Just Begun" (Jive/RCA) Reports. 22. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 14. Down 0. Adds 5, WCAU, WCZY, KZZB, KIKX, KOMO, KRBE on -dp. WHYT on,

KROY d -28, KMEL 31 -18, KXX106 30 -25, WDLX on, KF95 on.

JIMMY DAVIS "Kick The Wall" (QM! Music /MCA) Reports. 21 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 16 including 294. KWK, KWOD, K104, FM100, KZZU, 95XIL,

WCGQ, KNAN, Z103, Y94, KKXL, WDBR, KEGL 22 -17.

PLATINUM BLONDE "Contact" (Epic) Reports. 20. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1. Same 10, Down 0, Adds 8, KPLZ, WRCK, WQUT, WBAM, KSAQ, WJAD, WBWB, SLY96,

CKOI on, CHED 24 -22, OK100 on, KGOT d -37.

STRYPER "Honestly" (Enigma) Reports. 19. Moves. Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 6, WON, KANO, KSND, KZZU, KKXL, KTMT, WAEB 36 -32,

WCKN 28 -23, WDLX d -36. B98 d -33, KISR 31 -19, KIXY 1 -1, WCIL 21 -15, WAZY 36 -24, KKRC 39 -30. Big in the South with a

#1 report, with other confirming moves in the Midwest.

BILLY JOEL "Back In The U.S.S.R." (Columbia) Reports. 19. Moves. Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 3, WCZY, WKSI, SLY96, WMJO on. WBLI on. WMMS on, K104

on. WSPK d -34, 99GFM on. WNYZ on, WBAM on, WKDD 39 -36.

T'PAU "Bridge Of Spies" (Virgin) Reports: 18. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 3, 0100, WJAD, WBNO, PRO -FM on, WERZ on, WKSI on.

KTUX on, KIIK 35 -32, KIYS on, WTHT on, KAKS on, WCGQ on.

SHANICE WILSON "(Baby Tell Me) Can You Dance" (A&M) Reports. 17. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 9, KKRZ, WFLY, K98, KITY, 2102, KF95. KYRK, KNIN, SLY96, KMEL 27 -25, KXX106 d -29, KMGX d -33.

RUSH "Time Stand Still" ( Mercury/PolyGram) Reports. 18. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 3, WMJO, WROO, WDBR, KEGL d -36, WMMS on, KDWB on-

dp. WAEB on, K104 d -37. KKRC on -dp, KOZE on -dp. KTMT on, 05.95 37 -34.

MARTHA DAVIS "Don't Tell Me The Time" (Capitol) Reports. 15. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 15, KCPW, WKTI, KCPX, 0100, K104. KZZU, 95XIL, WJAD. KNAN, WDBR, KFMW. KUUB, KOZE, KTMT, KHTZ.

JELLYBEAN featuring STEVEN DANTE "The Real Thing" (Chrysalis) Reports: 15. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 4, Same 5, Down 0. Adds 4, KXX106, KEZB, KNAN, KFBO. WCAU d -32, WFLY d-40. WTIC

31 -28, WRCK on, WHHY d -31, KMGX d -35. 194 on, KYRK 40 -39.

ROGER HODGSON "You Make Me Love You" (A&M) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0. Same 6, Down 0. Adds 7, CKOI, WHHY, KDWZ, KIKX, WJMX, KTRS, KTMT. WERZ on.

CHED on -dp, KZZU on, WOMP on, Y94 40 -38.

SAGA "Only Time Will Tell" (Atlantic) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 0, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 0 including WMMS on, KDWZ on-dp, CHED on, 95XXX 39 -33,

95XIL 36 -27, WOMP on, WJMX on, KQCR 37 -35, Y94 34 -32, KKXL on -dp, KKLS on, KFMW 35 -32, KZFN on -dp.

JONATHAN BUTLER "Holdin On" (Jive/RCA) Reports: 13. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 8, KRBE, WNOK, WZYP, KTUX, KAKS, KOIZ, WJMX, KHTZ,

FM102 d -28, KF95 on, WCGO on, KNAN on, WPFM on

BEAU COUP "Sweet Rachel" (Amherst) Reports: 13. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 2, WMJO, WOMP, WKSE 38 -37, WMMS 10 -3, WNCI 34 -32,

990TX 23 -22, WNYZ on, WKOB 35 -31, WSSX 24 -20, WKDD 10-6, KIXY on, WCIL on, WKFR on-dp.

New 6 Active includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters. Significant Action induces songs reported

by fewer than 50, but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. The two numbers following the artist/title (label) designation in-

dicate the total number, how many added it for the first time this week Moves indicate the type of activity this week; Uo

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 80% of our CHR reporters to become Breakers may accumulate enough chart

points from high chan positions on those stations reporting them, to debut on the CHR National Airplay /40.

CHR Rotation Criteria - FWtilme Adds andlor Ons: four plays in a 24 -hour period, three of them before midnight

Daypart d Adds andlor Ons: two plays in a 24 -hour period, both of them before midnight



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0 BILLY IDOL/Mony Mony (Chrysalis)

0 SWING OUT SISTER /Breakout (Mercury /PG)

23 15 11 Q BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /Brilliant Disguise (Columbia) 10 9 8 8 EXPOSE /Let Me Be The One (Arista)

31 23 15 lO B. MEDLEY & J. WARNES/ (I've Had) The Time Of My Life (RCA)

20 16 12 m PET SHOP BOYS /It's A Sin (EMI- Manhattan)

8 6 6 11 LEVERT /Casanova (Atlantic)

33 25 20 0 BELINDA CARLISLE /Heaven Is A Place On Earth (MCA)

25 20 16 ® CUTTING CREW /I've Been In Love Before (Virgin) 4 3 3 14 PRINCE /U Got The Look (WB)

2 1 7 15 LISA LISA /Lost In Emotion (Columbia)

22 18 17 qI. KENNY G with LENNY WILLIAMS /Don't Make Me Wait For Love (Arista) 26 22 19 e U2/Where The Streets Have No Name (Island)

35 28 23 m RICHARD MARX /Should've Known Better (EMI- Manhattan) 17 14 13 19 CARS/You Are The Girl (Elektra)

37 30 26 Q POISON /I Won't Forget You (Enigma /Capitol) 31 27 ® LOS LOBOS /Come On Let's Go (Slash /WB)

1 5 14 22 EUROPE /Carrie (Epic)

7 7 18 23 HEART/Who Will You Run To (Capitol) N&A Begins

38 32 m STING/We'll Be Together (A &M) New Artists & Chart Summary Page 101

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ffj R.E.M./The One I Love (IRS /MCA) 34 31 Q) WA WA NEE /Sugar Free (Epic)

3 11 11 29 WHITESNAKE /Here I Go Again (Geffen)

29 26 25 30 OTHER ONES /Holiday (Virgin) 40 35 ® TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT /Boys Night Out (MCA)

BREAKER © DEBBIE GIBSON /Shake Your Love (Atlantic) - _ 36 YES /Love Will Find A Way (Atco)

BREAKER © GEORGE MICHAEL/Faith (Columbia)

BREAKER © WHITESNAKE /Is This Love (Geffen) 38 32 30 36 GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /Betcha Say That (Epic)

- - 40 E<ÿ MICHAEL BOLTON/That's What Love Is All About (Columbia)

I DEBUT © JODY WATLEY /Don't You Want Me (MCA)

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0 YES /Love Will Find A Way (Atco) 2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Brilliant Disguise (Columbia)

3 R.E.M./The One I Love (IRS /MCA) 0 RUSH/Time Stand Still (Mercury /PG)

0 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Cherry Bomb (Mercury /PG) 0 GEORGE HARRISON /Got My Mind Set On You (Dark Horse /WB) Q WHITESNAKE /Is This Love (Geffen)

0 PINK FLOYD /One Slip (Columbia) keeps a bullet due to 0 AEROSMITH/Rag Doll (Geffen)*

continued growth. CARS Me 10 /Strap In (Elektra)

% BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Tunnel Of Love (Columbia)

WP ROBBIE ROBERTSON /Showdown At Big Sky

0 MICK JAGGER/Throwaway (Columbia)

0 YES /Rhythm Of Love (Atco)

@ ICEHOUSE /Crazy (Chrysalis)

16 PINK FLOYD /Learning To Fly (Columbia) 17 JETHRO TULL/Steel Monkey (Chrysalis) 0 STING/We'll Be Together (A &M)

0 BODEANS /Only Love (Slash /Reprise)

G STEVE WINWOODNalerie (Island/WB)

® SAMMY HAGAR /Eagles Fly (Geffen)

22 DEF LEPPARD /Animal (Mercury /PG)

(Geffen)

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BREAKERS) BOURGEOIS TAGG /I Don't Mind At All (Island) 13 10 16 24 LYNYRD SKYNYRD/Truck Drivin' Man (MCA)

BREAKERS STING /Little Wing (A &M) 24 23 22 26 SQUEEZE /Hourglass (A &M)

BREAKERS JETHRO TULL/Farm On The Freeway (Chrysalis)

BREAKERZ INXS/Need You Tonight (Atlantic) BREAKERS JOE COCKER/Unchain My Heart (Capitol)

17 18 21 30 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT/Boys Night Out (MCA)

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O SWING OUT SISTER /Breakout (Mercury /PG) 2 CUTTING CREW /I've Been In Love Before (Virgin)

© ELTON JOHN /Candle In The Wind (MCA)

4 KENNY G with LENNY WILLIAMS /Don't Make Me Wait For Love (Arista)

O BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN /Brilliant Disguise (Columbia)

6 AL JARREAU /Since I Fell For You (MCA)

Q CARS /You Are The Girl (Elektra)

O MICHAEL BOLTON/That's What Love Is All About (Columbia)

O BILL MEDLEY & JENNIFER WARNES /(I've Had) The Time Of My Life (RCA)

m DIONNE WARWICK & KASHIF /Reservations For Two (Arista)

11 FLEETWOOD MAC /Little Lies (WB)

® STEVE WINWOODNalerie (Island /WB)

® KOOL & THE GANG /Special Way (Mercury /PG)

14 REO SPEEDWAGON /In My Dreams (Epic)

O RICHARD CARPENTER /Something In Your Eyes (A &M) iiZ) GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE /Betcha Say That (Epic)

17 ABC /When Smokey Sings (Mercury/PG)

1a DAN FOGELBERG /Lonely In Love (Full Moon /Epic)

NEIL DIAMOND /I Dreamed A Dream (Columbia)

20 CARLY SIMON/The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of (Arista)

21 WHITNEY HOUSTON /Didn't We Almost Have It All (Arista)

® MILLIONS LIKE US /Guaranteed For Life (Virgin)

® LAURA BRANIGAN /Power Of Love (Atlantic)

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BREAKER a BOURGEOIS TAGG /I Don't Mind At All (Island) 11 15 21 25 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Doing It All For My Baby (Chrysalis)

- - 28 e PAUL JANZ /Believe In Me (A &M)

BREAKER MICHAEL TOMLINSON /Dawning On A New Day (Cypress /PG) - 30 29 : GLENN JONES/We've Only Just Begun (Jive /RCA)

BREAKER DAN HILL/(Never Thought)That I Could Love (Columbia) I DEBUT . GEORGE HARRISON /Got My Mind Set On You (Dark Horse /WB)

URBAN CONTEMPORARY 2 1 1 0 MICHAEL JACKSON /Bad (Epic)

14 6 5 0 DEJA/You And Me Tonight (Virgin) 17 10 9 0 MARLON JACKSON /Don't Go (Capitol) 9 5 4 0 O'JAYS /Lovin' You (PIR /Manhattan)

19 11 7 0 ANGELA WINBUSH /Angel (Mercury /PG)

13 7 6 0 BERT ROBINSON /Heart Of Gold (Capitol) 6 2 2 7 RAY PARKER JR. /I Don't Think That Man Should Sleep Alone (Geffen)

18 12 10 0 SHANICE WILSON /(Baby Tell Me) Can You Dance (A &M) 15 8 8 9 LILLO THOMAS /Downtown (Capitol) 21 16 14 10 TEMPTATIONS /I Wonder Who She's Seeing Now (Motown) 20 14 12 a LACE /My Love Is Deep (Wing /PG) 24 15' 13 0 BAR -KAYS /Certified True (Mercury /PG)

30 18 ® STEVIE WONDER /Skeletons (Motown) 22 17 15 JONATHAN BUTLER /Holdin' On (Jive /RCA) 32 20 17 KENNY G with LENNY WILLIAMS /Don't Make Me Wait For Love (Arista)

5 3 3 16 JODY WATLEY /Don't You Want Me (MCA) 36 24 20 m SHALAMAR /Games (Solar /Capitol) 30 23 19 m REGINA BELLE /So Many Tears (Columbia) 37 27 21 m ALEXANDER O'NEAL /Criticize (Tabu /CBS)

39 24 Q EARTH, WIND & FIRE /System Of Survival (Columbia) 34 ® ROGER /I Want To Be Your Man (Reprise)

39 32 29 Q CHAD /Luv's Passion And You (RCA)

- 31 26 F j MILES )AYE /Let's Start Love Over (Island) 40 33 30 m TONY TERRY /She's Fly (Epic)

34 26 25 ® WHODINI featuring MILLIE JACKSON /Be Yourself (Jive /Arista) 36 32 a BARRY WHITE /Sho' You Right (A &M)

- - 36 ffi LEVERT /My Forever Love (Atlantic) 38 35 33 m TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY /If You Let Me Stay (Columbia)

37 yF'--r NATALIE COLE /I Live For Your Love (EMI- Manhattan) - 39 Q SMOKEY ROBINSON/What's Too Much (Motown) 38 35 0 GEORGIO /Lover's Lane (Motown)

28 22 22 32 STEVE ARRINGTON /Stone Love (EMI- Manhattan) I DEBUT ® JETS /I Do You (MCA)

I DEBUT )© DAVID RUFFIN & EDDIE KENDRICK /I Couldn't Believe It (RCA)

I DEBUT DIONNE WARWICK & KASHIF/Reservations For Two (Arista)

1 4 16 36 GLENN JONES/We've Only Just Begun...(Jive /RCA)

- 40 38 ffI GIORGE PETTUS /My Night For Love (MCA) DEBUT 0 PRETTY POISON /Catch Me I'm Falling (Virgin) 12 9 11 39 DONNA SUMMER /Dinner With Gershwin (Geffen)

BREAKER Z TAWATHA /Did I Dream You (Epic)

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