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THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER ISSUE NUMBER 431 MAY 7, 1982

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Harris Leads in Oregon Broadcasters AM Stereo Poll: Canadians divided on AM stereo brand: U.S. broadcasters

await Delco trial 4

W WSW Turns To Talk: Pittsburgh A/C shifts format as

Tom Daren promoted to Operations

Director and Dave Bemer upped

to PD

Is Jesus Qualified To Run A Radio Station? FCC may have to iudge, as Oklahoma

applicant asks that inquiry into his

financial status be dropped

because Jesus will provide the

funds and "exercise ultimate

license control" over proposed

station 4

KX X Y & KOCY Go Country: Summit's Oklahoma City combo

drop MOYL and AOR formats as

VP/GM Bill Kirkpatrick takes

over

KROQ, KABC, KMET Rocket Upwards in LA. Birch Book: Latest results in L A. plus Birches and Arbitrons in

six other markets . . . 14

First Look At New Arbitron Diary: An illustrated analysis of what's

changed in the 1982 model

diary and how it affects

radio 12

Radio's Promotion Checklist: 0107/Washington's Rick Fowler outlines points every

promotion director should

consider 22

Rick Blackburn Promoted To CBS/Nashville Sr. VP/GM: CBS veteran had been VP/GM 3

Howdy Bell, Christine Woodward New Managers For WAKY & WVEZ: PJlen Gantman exits as VP/GM of Multimedia's Louisville

stations 3

McGavren Guild Buys Bernard Howard: Returns rep firm to ranks o; independents by

purchasing it from Viacom 3

Birmingham Stations On The Block: Newhouse sells WAPI-AM 8 FM, titanium sells

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Devlin Exits WOR j Rick Devlin, VP/GM of WOR/

New York for nearly six years, has left because of "personality difficulties" with RKO Radio Divi-sion President and Acting TV Di-vision President Bob Williamson. Devlin told R&R he's leaving the station operationally in tiptop con-dition. "We are the most involved radio station in the country," Dev-lin commented. Williamson refus-ed to comment on DevLuf s depar-ture, and said he has no timetable in mind for naming a successor. He did indicate that he'd allow time for people within the com-pany to come forth and apply for the VP/GM job. Sources within RKO hinted that

Devlin's flamboyant style of oper-ation probably led to the personal-ity conflicts between him and Wil-liamson. Others singled out a re-cent book published in honor of WOR's 60th anniversary, which they felt appeared to be a tribute to Devlin while omitting references to RKO, as a source of conflict.

McNally To Manage WAPP E. Patrick McNally, Station

Manager of WAVA/Washington and Director of Sales for the Doubleday Broadcasting group, has been named General Manager of Doubleday's new acquisition WAPP/New York (formerly WTFM ). McNally joined Double-day as GSM of WLLZ/Detroit in 1980, shifting to WAVA as manag-er in February of this year. McNally told R&R, "My stay in

Washington, although brief, was very rewarding. WAVA is well on its way to becoming a major fac-tor in the market. I appreciate the confidence that (Doubleday Broad-casting President) Gary Stevens and the company have expressed in me. I'm very excited about the challenge of manning a station in the New York market. I look for-ward to working with (Doubleday National PD) Dave Hamilton and his staff in making WAPP an in-credible radio station." The actual air date for WAPP's

debut has not been firmly set, but should be sometime shortly after June 1. Sources within Doubleday indicated the format of the station would be AOR, contrary to other published reports. In a related promotion, KDWB-

AM & FM/Minneapolis-St. Paul General Sales Manager Gregory Boen has assumed the additional duties of Director of Sales for Dou-bleday Broadcasting.

There was also speculation that Devlin was spending too much time in London. In his defense, Devlin noted that both the book and the station's sponsored trips to London were money-makers.

Devlin serves on the NAB Board of Directors, from which he will have to resign, and as VP of the New York State Broadcasters. Devlin was GM of sister station WXLO (now WRKS)/New York for two years prior to joining WOR. Before that, he was GSM at WWDJ/Hackensack, NJ and at the CBS Radio Network.

Errors Discovered In L.A. Winter Arbitron A post-survey diary review has

uncovered 22 diaries that should not have been used to compile esti-mates for the winter Los Angeles Arbitron report. The diaries were located in the High Density His-panic Area, and the subtraction of the 14 Hispanic and eight non-ethnic diaries may cause at least five stations to drop in total week total persons share. 17 stations in all may lose average quarter-hour audience, and overall listening in the market will drop slightly if the book is republished.

Fiddick New Multimedia President After three months as General

Manager of Multimedia Radio, Paul Fiddick has been named President of the 12-station group. Fiddick, 32, assumes the presiden-cy after one year as Senior VP of Multimedia before being upped to GM in February. Prior to that he served as VP/GM of the compa-ny's WEZW/Milwaukee, a station he joined in 1972 as an account ex-

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Broadcasting Company Presi-dent James Ly-nagh comment-ed, "Paul Fid-dick is an extra-ordinarily well-rounded and ex-perienced broad-

caster. He is committed to conti-nuing the strong position Multime-dia radio stations have held in their communities. I am confident Paul will provide the dynamic leadership needed by our radio group in the challenging, com-petitive years ahead." As President of Multimedia Ra-

dio, Fiddick will maintain his of-fice in Cincinnati at the corporate headquarters of Multimedia Broad-casting. Bruce Buchanan will con-tinue as Executive VP of the radio group. Multimedia Radio current-ly owns and operates WFBC-AM & FM/Greenville, KAAY & KLPQ/ Little Rock, KEEL & KMBQ/ Shreveport, WAKY & WVEZ/ Louisville, WEZW/Milwaukee, WMAZ-AM & FM/Macon, and WWNC/Asheville.

Cole Chosen As KIX106 PD Bob Cole, PD and morning man

at KOKE-AM & FM/Austin since 1978, has been named Program Director at KIX106( WPKX-FM)/ Washington, DC, replacing Dennis Day, who resigned. Cole, a former CMA DJ of the Year, is an 11-year radio veteran at the age of 25.

KIX106 GM Bill Sherard told R&R, "Our former PD Dennis Day resigned over some opera-tional differences, but I still con-sider him a major talent. How-ever. I'm real happy to have Bob Cole. His success in Austin is legend. Bob had reached a career fork in the road, and I understand he wants to focus more on pro-gramming and less on being a major air talent, and it was a question of tim-ing. He has lead-ership abilities, the capacity to Bob Cole follow through, and one of the

most analytical and imaginative programming minds I've met in country music. Bob will also be on the air in an as-yet-undetermined airshift, but he will not be doing the morning show; he will be foc-using his attentions on program-ming." Cole commented, "Leaving Aus-

tin not only affects me on the usual business level, but also even more on the personal level. The great staff of KOKE and the people of Austin provide me with the fondest memories of my lifetime. It is with great optimism, how-ever, that I look ahead to the future and working with Bill Sherard and the brilliant crew at KIX106. I'm super-impressed with Bill, and the resources available with a company ( Metroplex ) and a station like that are much more than even KOKE is able to offer. It was a hard decision, but I'm very excited about it." Cole starts his new duties in mid-May. No replacement has been named at KOKE.

The diaries in question were placed through the Expanded Sample Frame technique. How-ever, according to Arbitron VP Rip Ridgeway, "ESF diaries are supposed to be culled from the HDHA by the Field Operations de-partment." Apparently that was not done in this instance. Arbitron is conducting an im-

pact study to see how much dam-age the 22 diaries did to the in-tegrity of the estimates Accord-ing to calculations by Hiber & Hart, Ltd., who discovered the problems, KFWB, K1QQ, KLOS, KMET, and 1CZLA-FM would all slip in 12+ share if the book was corrected, while others might gain. Arbitron VP Mike Membra-do told R&R, "If their calculations are correct, a reissue of the book would be probable." Arbitron will make a decision in the next few days.

WBBM-FM Debuts "Hot Hits" Chicago officially received

another CUR station Monday (5-3) as WBBM-FM converted to Mike Joseph's "Hot Hits" format. The "Hot Hits" name had been the subject of considerable market controversy when WIS/Chicago had tried a preemptive move us-ing the "Hot Hits" term (R&R 4-16). The station later dropped the slogan at the request of Joseph. New WBBM-FM Program Di-

rector Buddy Scott told R&R, "We are on and the battle has begun. We feel very positive and there is an incredible amount of positive momentum. Everyone here is very psyched for it. I've never seen such enthusiasm" Consultant Joseph commented, "We are most excited about the early reaction from the listeners. People are becoming aware of the station by word of mouth at an in-credible rate. It's been a lot of hard work, but I'm most confident that this station will make a big mark in Chicago." The staff lineup at WBBM-FM

includes: 5-9am Steve Davis (from Z93/Atlanta); 9am-noon Joe Dawson (92X/Columbus); noon-3pm Gary Spears (92X): 3-7pm Bob Lewis (WRVQ/Itich-mond); 7pm-midnight Dave Robins (92X); overnights Frank

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WWSW Turns To Talk Hailing itself as the city's "first and only

all-Talk radio station," AM outlet WWSW/Pittsburgh has announced it will drop its A/C simulcast hours with sister WWSW-FM June 1 to join forces with the ABC Talkradio Satellite Network. The change includes the new call letters WTKN, translating to the slogan "Talkin' Pittsburgh." WWSW-AM & FM Program Director Tom Daren will be promoted to Program Director, while News Director Dave Berner will be promoted to Program Director for WTKN. He will continue to supervise both the AM and FM news departments. In making the announcement, WWSW Inc. President/General Manager Michael Harvey commented, "Talkradio is a natural extension of what has already pro-ven to be successful on the AM. We're moving our host Scott Cassidy from mid-days to mornings, and are conducting a na-

KIRKPATRICK. MARCUS TAKE OVER

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tionwide hunt to find a suitable afternoon

talent." Daren told R&R, "This format change is

something that needed to be done. We have the second-best AM signal in Pittsburgh, and it was a shame to see it just sitting on the coattails of the FM. This is a very good opportunity, considering the way AM sta-tions across the country are going. Now our AM can stand on its own two feet to find its niche in the marketplace."

KXXY & KOCY Switching To Country Summit Communications' KOCY & KX-

XY/Oklahoma City will both convert to Country formats within the next 30 days under the leadership of new 'VP/GM Bill Kirkpatrick. AM KOCY, which currently runs Al Ham's "Music Of Your Life" for-mat, will change May 15, with ICON drop-ping its AOR format around June 1. Kirkpatrick commented on the format change, "It comes as a result of the enor-

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i Bill Kirkpatrick Charlie Marcus mous amount of research we have been gathering over the past few months in the marketplace. Looking at the amount of AM and FM signals here, Country is where we feel that the long-range multimillion dollar investment in this market is best placed. It really has nothing to do with our competition, nor our ability to compete in

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(either) format." New PD Charlie Marcus, who joins the stations from WN0E-FM/New Orleans, told R&R, "This is the most exciting thing I've ever done, and I know that's said a thousand times. Bill is such an extraor-dinary person. It's going to be great . . . we've got a lot of good stuff planned." Marcus will program both stations

separately, although he declined to com-ment on which direction each would take. No call letter changes are planned. As to the disposition of the current

KOCY 81 10(XY staffs, Kirkpatrick said, "I prehensive traffic in-

called them in 30 days ago and gave them formation through its 60 days notice." Summit Communications network of reporters. has found spots for some of the displaced Padden indicated staffers, while others will remain in that based on the Oklahoma City to make the transition to three-year growth J. Ray Padden Country. Current ICO N PD Bill Bruun is pattern of the company, Metro Traffic an-exiting, and has not yet announced his ticipates operations in the top 25 markets

by the end of 1983. future plans.

Mirsky Resigns At WSHE & WSRF Neal Mirsky has resigned as Operations

Director of WSHE & WSRF /Ft. Lauder-dale, stating he "couldn't handle the vibes t the top" Mir sky, who joined WSHE as

CBS Nasnyme Names Blackburn Senior VP/GM Rick Blackburn has been promoted to

Senior VP/GM for CBS Records Nashville. Blackburn, who has been Nashville VP/GM since 1980, first joined CBS in 1966 as Midwest Regional Sales Manger for Epic, following a brief period as a radio air personality in Cincin-nati. Blackburn also worked for Ode and Monument Records, rejoining CBS in 19'76 Rick Blackburn as VP/Marketing in Nashville. As Sr. VP/GM, Blackburn will continue

to oversee the marketing and A&R ac-tivities of the CBS Nashville operation. This includes directing all phases of marketing, including promotion, product management, artist development, publici-ty and creative services. He will report to CBS Sr. VP/GM of Marketing Paul Smith.

a . , PD in 1980 and was named Operations Director for both stations a year ago, also told R&R, "I had a dispute with the owner-

THREE BIRMINGHAM STATIONS SOLD ship. It wasn't over the direction of the sta-Newhouse Broadcasting has sold three of its tion. I think the world of my GM Steve radio properties, WAPI-AM & FM/Birmingham, Dinetz. He's the nicest guy I've ever work-AL, and WTPA/Harrisburg. At the same time, ed for, and one of the most together another Birmingham station, WRKK (like WAPI- managers around. The staff and (WSHE FM an AOR) was sold by Brennan Properties to PD) Sonny Fox have been a real joy to Mack Sanders for $2.6 million. WAP±AM & FM work with." were sold for a combined price of $4 million to Dinetz told R&R, "Neal did a fine job Bernard Dittman, owner of WABBIMobile. NC- while he was here. This is strictly a home formatted WAPI has 50kw days, 5kw nights on office decision. There have been no 1070 kHz, while the FM has 100kw at an anten- replacement decisions made yet." na height of 980ft; dial position is 94.5 mHz. Station owner John Tenaglia declined WTPA was sold to the Foster Group, headed by comment. Danny Israel, for an undisclosed price. The Fos-ter Group also owns stations in Syracuse, New McGavren Mexico, and Long Island. Located at 104.1 mHz, WTPA has 24kw and an antenna height of 670ft. McGavren Guild formally announced WRKK is expected to switch format to Coun- the completion of its purchase of fellow rep try, according to Brennan Properties' Dan Bren- firm Bernard Howard & Co. from Viacom nan. Buyer Sanders, among other properties, International for an unspecified price. The owns WVOK/BIrmIngham, formerly WRKK's new acquisition will continue to operate in-sister station. WRKK has 100kw horizontally, 50 dependently under President & CEO Ber-vertically, an antenna height of 870ft, and a dial nard Howard, who formed the company 23 position of 99.5 mHz years ago, and will retain the Viacom sta-Robert Ingstad has sold WTNT & lions as clients.

WLVW/Tallahassee to Palmer CommunIca- Howard commented, "I am thrilled tions for $2.6 million subject to FCC approval, about returning to the ranks of the indepen-Palmer also owns WHO & KLYFIDes Moines, dent representatives," adding that he woC & KM/Davenport, and WMOG & would be in competition with "all other

WCVU/Naples, FL plus several TV properties. companies, including McGavren Guild. Ingstad owns KBUF-AM & FMIGarden City, KS Ralph Guild, President of McGavren Guild, and WGFXIPlerre, SD. WTNT has 5kw at 1270 added, "By . . . helping older businesses kHz, while WLVW has 51kw at 94.9 mHz, with a return to independent repping, we believe 490ft antenna height. Blackburn & Co. we are putting some of our profit dollars brokered. where they belong — back into national ra-

Padden Becomes VP At Metro Traffic J. Ray Padden, formerly President/-

General Manager of Gannett's KIIS/Los Angeles, has joined Metro Traffic Control as Executive Vice President. Metro Traffic Control cur-rently operates in 12 cities providing radio stations with com-

Guild Buys

Prior to his five years at KIIS, Padden worked for Metromedia Metro Radio Sales as West Coast Manager.

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Gantman Leaves WAKY & WVEZ After 14 months as VP/G M of

Multimedia's WAKY & WVEZ/Louisville, Allen Gantman has resigned, citing "philosophical differences." He did not an-nounce his immediate future plans. Replacing Gantman at WAKY is current

WAKY & WVEZ General Sales Manager Howdy Bell, who assumes the new position of WAKY Station Manager. Named Station Manager of WVEZ is

Christine Woodward, who was most recently at WQLR/Kalamazoo. WQLR and WVEZ are both Beautiful Music stations. WAKY recently converted its format from

CHR to Oldies.

Bernard Howard dio representation. The trend away from group broadcaster-owned rep companies continues, and we believe it will accelerate

in 1982." Supporting that contention, Howard

said, "Group broadcasters just don't understand the rep business. Their day-to-day business problems are centered around the operation and maintenance of their stations, and a rep company is only a thorn in their side. The constant conflict between owned and operated stations and contract stations is a distraction to the rep sales team, and all in all it just doesn't work." Viacom President Al Greenfield remarked, "Running radio stations and running a rep company require two totally different management approaches. We want to devote 100% of our management time to our broadcast properties."

Washington Report United's WINX

Designated For Hearing

WINX /Rockville, MD has been added to the growing list of United Broadcasting stations involved in renewal hearings. Last week the FCC ordered a hearing to compare United's bid for renewal against a competing application from Community Airwaves.

Ironically, the FCC's action came just as WINX announced that a unique anti-drunk driving campaign the station is airing will be featured May 21 on NBC's "Today Show." As it has done with other United stations,

the FCC said WINX's fate will depend largely on the outcome of a proceeding in-volving WOOK (0K100)/Washington. In that case, the FCC hopes to establish how misconduct by the United and its late owner, Richard Eaton, affects the group's basic qualifications to remain a licensee. In the 1970's. United misconduct caused

the FCC to revoke the licenses of WFAN-TV/Washington and WMET-TV/Balti-more, and to deny renewal to WFAB/Miami and WOOK /Washington.

Jesus Is My General Manager

Broadco Inc. probably didn't know just how stiff the competition would be when it applied for a new FM in Lawton, OK. Although the only other applicant is a man named James McCuiston, he claims powerful support in his bid for the license. McCuiston has told the FCC, "Jesus is

alive and well and will, by the Holy Spirit, exercise ultimate license control and management of the proposed station." Citing the constitutional separation of

church and state, McCuiston has asked the Commission to drop an inquiry into his financial qualifications to build and operate the station. That was one of the issues raised by the FCC when it designated the two applications for a com-parative hearing. Not to worry, says Mc-Cuiston. Jesus will furnish all necessary funds. And, lest there be any doubt about

whether he'll run a tight ship. McCuiston predicted the Commission will find "that the standards exacted by Jesus with mer-cy are greater than their own."

A BROAD STREET GOES TO WASHINGTON — Executives of Broad Street Communications were in Washington, DC last week for the com-pany's annual Management-Congressional Conference, meeting with Congressmen from states in which Broad Street owns stations. A White House briefing also took place. Pictured at a reception are (14) Broad Street Chairman Dick Geismar, President Fred Walker, and legal counsel Bill Perry of the Dow, Lohnes & Albert-son firm.

Lottery, Deregulation, Radio Marti On Wirth Agenda

After paying scant attention to broad-cast issues in recent months, the House Telecommunications Subcommittee head-ed by Tim Wirth (D-CO) planned a burst of activity this week. After postponing action on a minor FCC bill last week,. the panel was scheduled to take up the measure Wednesday (5-5). As reported last week in ft&R, a compromise enabling the FCC to use a lottery was expected to pass. However, Wirth has reportedly backed away from a controversial amendment to cut the number of FCC commissioners from seven to five. On Thursday the panel slated a hearing

on deregulation bills by Rep. Collins (R-TX) and Broyhill (R-NC) and on Rep. Al Swift's (D-WA) bill to kill off com-parative renewals. And, next Monday, the subcommittee will take up the bill, already passed by the House Foreign Affairs Com-mittee, to spend $10 million on anti-Castro propaganda station Radio Marti.

Fowler Rallies Publishers In First Amendment Cause "What's needed is a united front formed

by newspapers and broadcasters to straighten out the First Amendment mess that a half century of broadcast regulation has spawned," FCC Chairman Mark Fowler told the American Assn. of Newspaper Publishers in San Francisco last week. Pointing out that teletext and other technologies will cause the print and electronic media to merge, Fowler warned the publishers, "There's a direct stake in the First Amendment fight in broad-casting for you."

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R&RIFrIday, May 7. 1982

Harris Takes Early Lead In Oregon AM Stereo Poll Many In Oregon Adopt "Wait And See" Stance; Canadians Favor Harris, Kahn, Magnavox;

Sales Slow Since Dallas; Delco in Kokomo Test Harris Corp. has jumped to an early lead as the favored AM stereo

system among stations expressing a preference in a poll by the Oregon Association of Broadcasters (OAB) While returns are still arriving and no of-

ficial tabulation has been made, OAB Gen-eral Manager Verne Mueller says Harris is "leading rather substantially." However, he reports many stations are taking a "wait and see" approach, especially in smaller markets. Meanwhile, the Canadian Association of

Broadcasters (CAB) says a poll of its near-ly 300 AM members shows about equal sup-port for the Kahn, Magnavox and Harris systems and "less interest" in Motorola. CAB VP/Engineering Services A.G. Day says Canadian broadcasters clearly want the industry or the government to choose a single system. According to Day, the industry may be

able to rally around a single system be-cause Canada's antitrust laws are not as strict as the U.S. rules that are preventing American broadcasters from _taking any collective action on AM stereo.

Sales Dull Since NAB Since the inconclusive AM stereo discus-

sion at the NAB Convention in Dallas last month, sales of transmitting equipment have not been brisk. Harris reports selling 17 new units, some in foreign countries, and says its U.S. total is now 105 stations. Leonard Kahn pegs his firm orders at 80 - the same figure he was using immediately after the NAB Convention. Motorola and Magnavox won't say how many stations they've signed up. Objecting to a comparison of numbers of

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. - syste ms sold, Kahn says market size is more relevant. Last week, Kahn became the first system proponent to submit equip-ment to the FCC lab for type acceptance. Once that approval is given, possibly in one to two months, Kahn says 14 stations are ready to begin broadcasting Kahn AM stereo almost instantly. The twelve he can announce are WNBC/New York, WLS/Chi-cago, KHJ/Los Angeles, KDKA/Pittsburgb, WMAL/Washington, WFIL/Philadelphia, KTSA/San Antonio, KFRC/San Francisco, WBZ/Boston, KMBZ/Kansas City, KSL/Salt Lake City, and WOW/Omaha.

Delco To Test On WIOU/Kokomo Broadcasters continue anxiously to await

testing of the competing systems by Delco, the receiver manufacturing giant that builds radios for GM cars. R&R has learned that Delco has chosen Booth Broadcasting's WIOU/Kokomo, IN for the testing. GM William Kniesly says his station was chosen because Delco has a plant in Kokomo and because WIOU's 5kw directional signal should present a realistic test of "potential problems" with AM stereo. One problem is that WIOU is not present-

ly equipped to broadcast in stereo, so Har-ris Corp. has been contracted to convert the studios. "No one's going to hear us (in stereo) but the two Delco engineers," Kniesly told [MR, "but we'll ballyhoo it to get some publicity out of it. I swear some-body's going to walk up to me and say, B̀oy, your station sounds so much better in stereo.' "

Congress Weighs Fees For Off-Air Taping Bills pending in both the House and Senate would reimburse record

companies and other copyright owners whose works are aired on radio and television and then taped by listeners and viewers. However, peo-ple who make such audio and video tapes for personal use would be exempt. Instead, the fees would be paid by manufacturers and im-porters of recording equipment and blank tape. The problem was outlined for the Senate

Judiciary Committee recently by Jack Golodner of the AFL-CIO: "Taping off the air, taping recordings and copying tapes is fast becoming a common practice. Audio tapes are being • stockpiled, loaned, ex-

Broadcasters Help Friends In Congress Gearing up for this fall's elections, broadcasters have already

donated nearly $60,000 to Congressional campaigns, according to the latest records on file at the Federal Elections Commission (FEC) in Washington. During the same period, the record industry contributed less than $10,000.

Meanwhile, separate from any cam-paign contributions, more than 20 members of Congress who spoke at last month's NAB Convention personally received speech fees ranging from $1000 to $2000.

TARPAC Targets $130,000 War Chest

FEC records show that broadcaster con-tributions come through NAB's Television and Radio Political Action Committee, (TARPAC), headed by Spencer Denison. TARPAC gave $43,832 to candidates in the 1981-82 campaign period and another ;15,840 in the first quarter of this year. Denison says he hopes TARPAC can

give $130,000 to candidates in the 1981-82 campaign period, up from the $108,000 it contributed in 1979-80. He says the majori-ty of TARPAC funds come in broadcaster

contributions under $200, which don't have to be reported to the FEC. Of the 27 Congressmen who have receiv-

ed TARPAC donations this year, 20 sit on the Commerce and Judiciary Committees, which write communications and copyright legislation. Denison says the PAC gives mostly to incumbent Con-gressmen, basing decisions on votes on broadcast issues and, sometimes, on the wishes of local broadcasters who are ac-tive in TARPAC. Denison confirmed that speech fees of

$1000 to $2000, plus travel expenses, were paid to Congressmen who spoke at the NAB Convention. But he stressed the honoraria came from convention funds and had no connection with TARPAC's political kitty. So far in 1982, TARPAC's biggest con-

tribution of $1500 went to Rep. Tom

Railsback (R-IL), who lost his bid for renomination. He sits on the Judiciary sub-committee that has been writing a new cable copyright bill. Another member of the same panel, Harold Sawyer (R-MI), received ;1000. Also getting $1000 TARPAC donations

were the campaigns of House Commerce Committee Chairman John Dingell (D-MI), Telecommunications Subcommit-tee Chairman Tim Wirth (D-CO) and Senate Commerce Committee member John Danforth (R-MO). In a bipartisan gesture, TARPAC also gave ;1000 each to the Republican Senate-House Dinner and the Democratic Congressional Dinner Committee. Record Industry Spends Less FEC records show that the record in-

dustry's political presence is felt primarily through the Recording Arts Political Ac-tion Committee (RAPAC). It was set up by executives of the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). In 1981, the group's donations to federal candidates amounted to $8825. In the first quarter of this year, it gave only $1800.

changed and given away. Personal libraries of copyrighted sound programming are be-ing built. Knowing this, the producers of this material have only two choices: stop producing or raise the price of the original tape or record to compensate for the loss in sales." Impetus for the latest Hill action was the

recent Supreme Court "Betamax" deci-sion, which held that home videotaping of television shows violates copyright laws. Responding to the resulting public clamor, Sens. DeConcini (D-AZ) and D'Amato (R-NY) introduced a bill (S. 1758) to exempt anyone who tap3s a TV show for personal use from having to pay royalties. Radio entered the picture when Sen.

Charles Mathias (R-MD) offered an amendment to extend that exemption to people who engage in off-air audio taping. Mathias proposes that the makers and im-porters of recording devices and blank tape pay fees to the Copyright Royalty Tribunal (CRT). It would then divide the money among copyright owners. A bill similar in intent to the Mathias

Amendment was offered in the House by Rep. Don Edwards (D-CA) and now has 68 cosponsors. An Edwards aide says the con-gressman is "optimistic" about winning Congressional action on the issue before year's end. Meanwhile, a member of Sen. Mathias's staff says S. 1758 and the Mathias Amendment could come before the Senate Judiciary Committee by late May.

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LSI System Collars Counterfeiters No two fingerprints or snowflakes are alike—so why can't the same hold

true for record labels and othei products? That's the premise behind Los Angeles-based Light Signatures, Inc 's (LSI) anti-counterfeiting system.

which "reads" the unique fiber patterns found on paper and beats would-be

copiers at their own game Among the first to test the anti-counterfeiting

waters are jeans manufacturer Levi Strauss and Chrysalis Records,

p who'll be protecting its investment in the fall-scheduled Pat Benatar al-

bum.

LSI System

The LSI system operates via a computer-generated light beam that con-

verts the pattern of ordinary paper to a numerical code which is crypto-

graphically printed on the paper, thereby creating a "fingerprint. - With the

Benatar LP. Chrysalis is packaging a consumer reply/warranty card inside the jacket, the card's fiber pattern has been read and encoded (In the case of tapes, the paper pattern will be read from a tear-off piece of the tape's

paper packaging). Record buyers are urged to fill in the card, listing their

names and addresses as well as that of the store where they purchased the

product These are mailed to LSI. whose system scans the cards. If the

paper pattern and printed code don't coincide, the label is notified After

that the label contacts the RIAA. which then alerts the FBI.

However, the success of the system depends significantly on the buyers'

return ratio. J.F. DeLuna, President/CEO of LSI, does concede that re-search involving warranty card returns by small appliance buyers shows that

only 10% actually return the cards for purchases priced about twice as

much as albums But he believes that if only 2% of the Benatar fanciers re-

turn the card, the system will still be more beneficial than the current label

tactics being used to thwart counterfeiters In an effort to stimulate card re-

turns. Chrysalis plans extra incentives like the possible giveaway of fan club

items. The anti-counterfeiting campaign will also be tied into the label's con-

sumer advertising

Kentucky Fried Chicken Holds Songwriting Contest Attention all Country composers.

Kentucky Fried Chicken is once

again sponsoring its National Country

Music Songwriting Contest The two top songwriters win the opportunity to

watch Brenda Lee record their songs in Nashville The resulting 45 will then

be sent to Country-formatted stations

across the country Additional prizes

include radios, stereos, tape record-

ers. and TV's

To enter, send a cassette of your

original song, along with its written

lyrics and a statement declaring its

originality, to Box 1014, Tinley Park, IL

60477 Entries must be postmarked

by July 2.

MCA Mines Vaults For Vintage Material Recognizing the existence and

potential of today's collector's mar-

ket. MCA Records dug into its trea-

sure trove of metal masters on behalf of its new $4 98 Collectibles series.

Slated to be in the stories by mid-

May, the series features vintage as

well as previously unreleased record-

ings running the gamut from Rick Nelson and Marlene Dietrich to

Gale Storm, Deanna Durbin, and

Red Nichols.

The initial series comprises 20 re-

leases These were tapped from the

label's vaults housing metal masters

circa 1918 and totalling about

500.000 songs. As in the case of

other labels, MCA didn't turn over its

metal masters during WWII There-fore, since most of the masters are

the originals in most cases, the sound

quality is very good. MCA s Collect-

ibles series was developed by the la-

bels marketing VP Vince Cosgrave

and Steve Hoffman, its Catalog Re-search/Development Coordinator,

record collectors in their own right.

Plans are for the series to be ex-

panded twice a year

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Pac-Man Campaign "Eats Up" Competition During its scant 15-month old existence, Pac-Man has

jumped out of its arcade nest and branched out into some 200

offshoots ranging from designer jeans to home cartridges. Buckner & Garcia's "Pac-Man Fever" captured the craze in song. Now, with the help of Pac-Man and the newest family ad-dition, Ms. Pac-Man, you can transform your station to an

"A-Mazing Radio Station." Applied Marketing Services and

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The "A-Mazing Radio Station"

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maze Pattern. Three different ver-

sions of -30 and :10 television com-

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Networks/Program Suppliers

SOARING WITH THE SILVER EAGLE — Popular country duo Frizzell West were interviewed recently by DIR for the May 22 installment of the Silver Eagle airing over the ABC Entertainment Network. Taking a break to smile for posterity are (l-r, standing) the duo's manager Jack Brumley, SESAC's Jim Black, and DIR's Bob Kaminsky; (Pr, sitting) Shelly West, David Frizzell, and WB's Frank Jones

NEW PROGRAMMING • The Milwaukee-based Warren/-

Van Pelt Association is a radio pro-gramming/research firm that supplies a music syndication service guard to

small market stations. In an effort to address the needs these stations

have in terms of securing record ser-

vice and maintaining a balanced yet competitive playlist, WarrenNan Pelt supplies stations with music playlists,

rotation instructions, and copies of all new records added to the list. For

more information contact Steven Warren or Katie Van Pelt at 3345 N. Main Street, Racine, WI, 53402:

(414) 681-1866.

PEOPLE • Joe Biedrzyckl has signed to

host eight 90-minute shows slated to air via CBS's RadioRadio network.

The series kicks off May 15. • William Torrey promoted to full-

time Mutual News Correspondent.

Transtar Switches Satellites To Cut Costs The Transtar satellite network

announced Tuesday (5-4) that it had completed negotiations with

Western Union to switch from the

Westar IV satellite to Westar III.

Whereas clients would have had to

spring for a $14,000 downlink on Westar IV, now Transtar program-ming will be available on any dish

receiving AP or UPI, and links will cost under $7000, according to

company sources. In addition to the savings, a substantial reduction in the time required to establish the

links was cited as a reason for the switchover.

Z.Z. ZAPS ROCKLINE — Global Satellite Network's "Rockline" wel-

comed Texans Z.Z. Top on a recent broadcast. Relaxing alter the interview are (I-r) WB's Patti Oates; WB's Larry Butler; group's Dusty Hill and Billy Gibbons; Rockline 's Cindy Tollin; group's Frank Beard, WB's Robin Roth-man, and KLOS/Los Angeles personality and Rockline host Bob Coburn.

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INFORMATION

FEATURES Narvvood Productions

Outlook with David Lampel:

Richard Pryor Spotlight (May 24)

Interview with actress Liz Torres (May 27)

Research grants discussed (May 28)

Westwood One

Spaces And Places:

Whatever Happened To Solar Energy (May 28)

The Cable Revolution (June 4)

LET'S DO THE BUNNY HOP — KROQ/Los Angeles Is among the 200 sta-tions nationally carrying "The Playboy Advisor," syndicated by Westwood

One. The series of ten weekly 2/-minute installments provides counsel/con-solation on a myriad of topics. Receiving a "hands on" explanation are (l-r) KROQ personality Jed The Fish, Bunny Linda, PD Rick Carroll, and Westwood One President Norman Pattiz.

MUSIC FEATURES lnnerview Innervlew: Z.Z. Top/Part I (May 31)

Z.Z. Top/Part II (June 7)

Narwood Productions Country Closeup: Tom T Hall (May 31)

Barbara Mandrell (June 7) Ray Stevens (June 14)

Musk Makers:

Helen Forrest (May 31) Mitch Miller (June 7)

Johnny Mathis (June 14)

NBC Country Sessions:

Tom T Hall (May 29)

Michael Murphey (June 5) Terri Gibbs (June 12)

Source: Alan Parsons (May 28-30)

RKO Hot Ones: Ray Parker Jr (May 31) Dr. Hook (June 14)

Muskstar Specials: Neil Sedaka (June 7)

Rolling Stone Magazine Productions

Continuous History Of Rock And Roll: Where Rock Began/II (May 31)

The Greatest Live Albums (June 7) East Coast Rock/Part II (June 14) The Producers: Jimmy lovine (June 21)

Greatest American Bands (June

28)

United Stations Dick Clark's Rock Roll

And Remember: Elton John (May 28)

Johnny Rivers (June 4)

Gladys Knight 8 Pips (June 11) David Gates 8 Bread (June 18)

Bobby Vinton (June 25)

Beach Boys (July 2)

Weekly Country

Music Countdown:

Ronnie Milsap (May 28-30)

Mickey Gilley (June 4-6)

Gary Morris/Lee Greenwood/Kieran Kane (June 11-13)

Watermark Soundtrack Of The 60's:

Aretha Franklin/Howard Hesseman/ Creedence Clearwater Revival (May 29-30)

Westwood One In Concert:

Go Go s (June NO

Live From Gilley's:

Moe Bandy (May 28-30) Mel McDaniel (June 4-6)

Off The Record: Stevie Nicks (May 28-30)

The Rock Years: 1973 (May 28-30)

1974 (June 4-6)

Special Edition: Con Funk Shun (May 28-30)

ABC King Biscuit Flower Hour:

(prod. by DIR) Aldo Nova/George Thorogood & Destroyers (May 30)

Sliver Eagle: (prod. by DIR) George Jones/George Strait (May 29)

Words & Music (prod. by Narwood):

Dionne Warwick I June 1 i ,

CBS RadloRadlo:

On Stage Tonight: Little River Band (June 5) Al Jarreau (July 17)

Summer Beach Special: Six-hour

presentation of summer hits during last 15 years (July 3-5)

Clayton Webster Country Calendar: Don Williams (May 28-29) Bellamy Brothers (May 30)

Rarities:

Rod Stewart/Peter Green (May 28) Who (May 31)

Cream (June 1) Jimmy Page (June 2) Jimi Hendrix (June 3) Dale Krantz (June 4)

Retro Rock:

Jimmy Buffett (May 31)

Steppenwolf (June 14)

Global Satellitg Network Rockline:

Jethro Tull (May 31)

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Music On TV

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Pro: Motions Glen Campbell, Judy Collins, Kool & the Gang, Poco, CHB Richard,

Rex Smith, and Paul Williams guest on a "Solid Gold Classics" edition the week of May 7 Atlantic Starr and Karla Bonoff appear on "American Bandstand" May 8 Ronnie Dyson stars on "Soul Train" May 8

Lindsey Buckingham makes an appearance on a "Saturday Night Live"

repeat May 8 Blue Oyster Cult play on MTV May 8, with the Dave

Clark Five's "Having A Wild Weekend" movie spotlighted May 9 Cheap Trick are featured in concert May 12 on PBS's "Soundstage "

ABC In Overnight Video Scramble

ABC Video Enterprises will be offenng a new service to video taping enthusiasts, sending movies and other forms of programming over a

scrambled signal for a four-hour period during overnights (2-6am Eastern

and Pacific, 1-5am Central and Mountain). Subscribers to the proposed Home View Network would pay $19.95 monthly for a Sony decoder, and

would be able to lease Sony video recorders for about $30 a month or

buy them through ABC at low prices. The advantage lies in ABC's ability to reach the 70% of American homes that cable doesn't serve A poten-

tial disadvantage for subscribers is that scrambling changes will limit the life of tapes, preventing the building of libraries (which is ABC's intention but a potential detriment to the collector). Tests will be run over an

unspecified ABC 080 this summer, with full operation scheduled for

1984, covering 98% of TV households.

YEARS AGO TODAY

• STEVE DIENER NAMED ABC RECORDS PRESI-

DENT

• COMBINED COMMUNICATIONS BUYS GLOBE BROADCASTING FOR $13.8 MILLION

• DAVE PARKS NAMED PD AT WNDE / INDIAN-APOLIS

• NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "When I Need You" — Leo Sayer (WB) (third week)

• NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "Some Broken Hearts Never Mend" — Don Williams (ABC/Dot) (second

week)

• NUMBER ONE LP: "Rumours" -- Fleetwood Mac (WB) (11th week)

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Kampmeier New GM At WPLR, WSCR

Chris Kampmeier has been elevated to General Manager of WPLR/New Haven and sister AM WSCR/-

Hamden. moving up from his position as PD of WPLR

Before his WPLR PD stint, Kampmeier programmed WDAE/Tampa and Y106/Orlando. Kampmeier has

named Rick Allison to succeed him at WPLR

Kravitz Upped At Arista Robyn Kravitz has been pro-

moted to Associate Director, AOR

Promotion at Arista Records. A two-year label veteran, Kravitz most recently served as National

Album Promotion Coordinator Robyn Kravitz

Hazlewood Launches HitCom Noted writer/producer Lee Hazlewood, writer of

"These Boots Were Made For Walkin among others,

has formed HitCom Music, a firm designed specifical-ly to create music for radio and TV commercials. The offices are located at 256 S. La Cienega Boulevard,

Beverly Hills, CA: (213) 657-0645

Martin Heads Local Sales At KPRZ, KIIS Charles Martin, former

General Sales Manager of KPRZ/-

Los Angeles, has been tapped as

Local Sales Manager for KPRZ and sister FM KIIS. During

1970-75, Martin acted as Station Manager/General Sales Manager

at KIIS

A&M Realigns A&R Dept. A&M Records recently

restructured its MR Department

with VP/A8R Jordan Harris nam-ed head of the division, oversee-

ing both the creative and adminis-

trative efforts, following VP David Kershenbaum's resignation

David Anderle, Director/New Talent for the label, retains that

position but will also assist Harris

in all MR functions Jordan Harris

Bolan To Nat'i Sales At I.R.S. Barbara Bolan has been named National Director of

Sales at International Record Syndicate, Inc. She

moves up from her post as Sales Director/Western

United States for I R S

Crawford To GSM at KBPI, KNUS Weezie Crawford has been appointed General

Sales Manager of KBPI & KNUS/Denver. Prior to her promotion, Crawford served as Local Sales Manager at

KBPI and handled national sales for both stations

Ferguson Elected At Katz Richard Ferguson, President of the Katz Broad-

casting Company, was elected to the Board of Direc-tors of Katz Communications, Inc. Ferguson has

been President of Katz Broadcasting since 1981 when Park City Communications merged into Katz.

Matthews Tapped For Nat'l Promo At Faulty Michael Mattews has been named National Promo-

tion Director at Faulty Products Records. He was most recently Director of Marketing at Regency

Records.

KRNA, Inc. Elects Directors, Officers KRNA, Inc., owner and operator of KRNA/Iowa Ci-

ty, recently held elections for its new lineup of Direc-

tors and Corporate officers. Re-elected officers are: KRNA GM Eliot Keller, President: KRNA Sales Man-ager David Haney, Exec. VP: PD Robert Norton, Jr.,

VP, Robert Downer, Secretary, and station News

Director Elizabeth Hoehne, Assistant Secretary. Steven Richardson was newly-elected as corporate

Treasurer as well as Chairman of the Executive Com-mittee of the Board of Directors. Downer, Haney, Kel-

ler, Norton and Richardson were also re-elected as

KRNA. Inc. Directors.

Hamowy, Haas New WCI VP's Edwin Hamowy was recently elected VP/Strategic

Planning at Warner Communications. Hamowy first

joined the company in July 1981 as Senior Planning Executive. In related activity David Haas, Corporate

Controller of Warner Communications since February

1979, has been named a VP of the company. He will re-tain his current position in addition to expanding his

duties.

Hendricks Named KVI Sales Manager John Hendricks has been upped to Sales Manager

of KVI/Seettle. He moves in-house from a two-year

stint as the station's National Sales Manager

Marks Manages Mktg. At Chrysalis

Gary Marks has been pro-moted to Manager of Marketing at

Chrysalis. Marks, a three-year la-

bel veteran, was most recently

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New Arbitron Diary Debuts As I mentioned last week, there have been many Arbitron

methodology changes in recent years that have created a "new reali-ty" in the radio ratings world. What you see below is another exam-ple of that old axiom "Just when you learn the answers, they change the questions." This is the industry's first look at a revised version of the Arbitron diary, set to debut in this summer's survey or whenever your next sweep is scheduled thereafter. It's important to understand that the prototype you see here courtesy of Arbitron, when polished and introduced officially, should mean major changes in the way many of you promote, advertise and identify your stations, on-air and externally.

Call Letters Only It %ou've been a faithful reader of this

page tor the last three years you may know Hiber's Law No. I: "Thou shalt use our call letters." I've been on this kick not only because the only unique thing about any station is its call letter set (making it easier for diarykeepers to know what the are listening to), but al-so because I was aware that Arbitron has been moving in this direction. As you can see when looking at the instruc-tion page below, only call letters are shown as examples of entries — not dial positions or program names as in the past. Just to be sure that people don't think "Q95" equals call letters, point number two spells out dearly what call letters are. I MINV"

Birch To Close DC Office "In order to improve operating icnciev-

the Birch Rep o will soon cline it. 11 stilling-tint, DC area office and relocate the duties to the firm's Coral Springs, 1:1. headquarters. Ac-

cording to Tom Birch "Eastern clients will soon be served hip • New York office."

phic information. I lere's the specifics: • In-Office Setting. On the instruc-

tion page there will be an additional set-ting shown, namely an office scene. This will thus give diarykeepers an in-dication that it's okay to record listen-ing done at work as well as "at home," "in your car," anti "wherever you go." • In-Car Listening Column. On each

diary page there will be an additional column under the "Place" heading. As shown below in an artist's rendering the new column will now give diarykeepers the chance to note that their listening is

Please start recording your listening on the date shown on the front cover.

Thursday TIME

FROM-- TO—

Check One[

Check One r.> •,••

STATION PLACE

Fill in station CALL LETTERS

(It you don t know them,till in dial setting)

Check

One (r) Check One (...)

Am FM At Home

A way From Home (Including)

in a car)

PLEASE CHECK HERE IF YOU DID NOT LISTEN TO RADIO TODAY.

Each time ,„,ou listen to ' radio, please be sure to use a new line, and write in the staLion "call letters

Fill in starting and ending times

Check AM for morning listening, and PM for afternoon and evening listening For NOON, check PM For mID (midnight), check AM

:t Fill in the station call letters — the three or four letter identifi-cation beginning with "W" or "Ir in the United States ("C" in Canada:lc" in Mexico). Start a new line each time you change stations.

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important: many stations broadcast on both AM and FM. For this Arbitron survey, it is important to correctly identify whether you are listening on AM or FM (even though the station may us the same call letters and broadcast the same thins the air).

Also note our compressed example shows that on the first survey day, Thursday, not only will there be a stress on calls in the middle of the diary page format, but there will be an additional reminder (to create a diarykeeping ha-bit) that the respondent is to write in "call letters."

To keep your Arbitron diary from getting mixed up with others in your household — please fill in your initials (or first nem" here . .

Final Version Changes

There will be three major refinements added to the final diary that will be in the field this summer. Those changes will affect the instruction page, each diarykeeping page, and the final page where the respondent records demogra-

either at home, in a car, or away from home elsewhere.

Place Lugar

Check one (4,0) marque urta(r)

At home

En su c.asa

Away from home Fuera de su casa

In a Car

En un auto

Some Other place

En otro kaiser

• Working Women Information. The final diary page, where people note their age and gender will now be made more useful. By adding the boxes shown below, Arbitron will be capturing data on working women (and men for that matter), a much sought-after group in advertisers' eyes.

4Please check (r) the box that applies to you.

9 I work away from home. Hours I usually work per week away from home (check one).

Less 30 or than 20 20-29 more

C;3 I Oo not work away from home.

Stations that are interested could do other breakouts from the information provided in the "Working" section. It

HEIR/Friday. May 7,1982 414

Arintron Names Eltristine M ueller

A rbil ron has added lliristitie Mueller to its Atlanta office in the capacity of Manager.

Advertiser/Agency Sales for the southeast. Ms.

Mueller ca me from radio jobs in Milwaukee

and Dallas, and has served as an acts lllll t Cs

ecutive at W KI..S-A M & FM/Athinta Iler ap-

point ment is effective immediately.

might be interesting for stations with heavy teen appeal to show that more of their teens work than the teens that lis-ten to other stations (thus having more spendable income). Likewise, stations with a better profile among women working full-time could push that fact against stations that have better part-time (20 hours or less) makeup. The var-ious sales and programming implica-tions of the data from this new diary are mind-boggling.

Why Change? Those who may view the new diary

developments with some alarm might wonder, "Why did Arbitron change the diary?" I think there are three major reasons — more information, better diarykeeping, thus less editing (and less human error). If the diary is kept correctly, the in-

formation on in-car and working pro-files will be illuminating to advertisers. This additional information can only help as it gives our medium new selling points to use against other media. In order to make diarykeeping easier,

and coincidentally reduce problem en-tries that require editing (human error potential), the instruction page has been clarified. Call letters have been stressed because they are unique and because the Arbitron system can process call en-tries quickly. Your books can get out faster and with fewer problems if thc number of non-call letter entries is reduced. According to research tests at Arbitron, the new diary does greatl) reduce the number of entries other than call letters recorded by the public.

Sales, Programming Access • Assuming the information is correctly recorded, how can stations break out the in-car and working profiles? There are some limitations because there are no plans to include either of these items in the printed report 4 until '83 at the earliest. The only way to derive the new data

from the summer results will be through a post-survey diary review at Laurel. In the fall reports the figures will be available on the AID system that Arbitron sells, or can be gleaned from a mechanical diary. But what if you don't want to pay extra for a mechanical or for AID? Arbitron's Rick Aurichio tells me, "We won't deny stations the infor-mation," but the specifics of how that will work have not been communicated to me. Stay tuned. It may be that the new data will show up in the '83 reports, and I'm sure making your voice heard on this matter will influence Ar-bitron's thinking as to whether or not to publish the vehicular and working data.

All in all the new diary is another step in the ratings revolution. Just shows that programming, selling and buying radio today is much, much different than it was a few years ago.

A one-of-a-kind programming service that can cut costs and brighten up nighttime sales. Bruce Williams and Sally Jessy Raphael weeknights. Bernard Meltzer weekends. So distinc-tive you have to hear it to believe it. Call Meddy Woodyard at NBC Radio collect today (212) 664-4745.

REtRIFriday. May 7.1982

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Average persons 12+

Monday-Sunday Sam-mldnight Rolling Averages

Los Angeles

Dodgers Help KABC Take Lead; KROQ,

KMET Increase; KLOS Slips; KBIG, KNX,

KFI Rise

Feb/March March/April

KABC (T) 5.8 6.9 KMET (A) 6.2 6.9 KLOS (A) 6.5 6.3 KROQ (A) 4.6 5.6 KBIG (BM) 2.9 3.9 KFWB (N) 3.4 3.9 KNX (N) 2.9 3.8 KIIS (R) 2.7 3.1 KFI (R) 1.9 3.0 KJOI (BM) 2.5 2.9 KRTH (R) 3.0 2.6 KIQQ (R) 3.1 2.6 KHTZ (AC) 3.0 2.5 KRLA (R) 2.9 2.5 KNX-FM (A) 2.2 2.4 KLAC (C) 2.2 2.2 KGFJ (B) 1.7 2.1 KHJ (C) 2.3 1.9 KOST (BM) 2.1 1.8 KPRZ (BB) 1.5 1.8 XTRA (R) 1.5 1.7 KTNQ (S) 1.6 1.7 KALI (S) 2.3 1.6 KMPC (T) 1.8 1.6 KZIA-FM (C) 1.4 1.5 KFAC-FM (CL) .8 1.4 KWST (R) 1.4 1.3 KKGO (J) 1.1 1.2 KACE (B) 1.5 1.1 KUTE (U) 1.9 1.1

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WHYI Widens Lead; WINZ-FM Slips; WQBA Stable;

WINZ Up Two, Snares News Lead

WHYI (R)

WINZ-FM (R) WQBA (S) WSHE (A) WINZ (N) WWWL (A) WNWS (N) WLYF (BM) WAXY (R) WCKO (A) WIOD (AC) WRHC (S) WEDR (B) WYOR (BM) WKQS (C) WTMI (CL) WAIA (AC) WQAM (C) WVCG (BM) WRBD (B) WCMQ-FM (S) WFTL (AC) WWJF (BB) WHTT (S)

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Jacksonville

WIVY Grabs First; WFYV Slips To Third;

WAIV Steady; WKTZ-FM Gains

WIVY (R) WAIV (AC) WFYV (A) WQIK (C) WKTZ-FM (BM) WJAX-FM (U) WAPE (C) WPDQ (B) WOKV (AC) WKTZ (BB) WVOJ (C) WCGL (B) WCRJ (RL) WCRJ-FM (BM) WERD (B) WJAX (AC)

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A-AOR. AC-A(1A Contemporary &Bieck BB-Bog Bend Bk0

Beeut111./ Music. C-Country CL-Ciessocal E-Easy Ustenolg

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In Just 5 Weeks FRANKE & THE KNOCKOUTS Are HITTING Below The Belt

"WITHOUT YOU (Not Another Lonely Night)"

0( 4 4i.

CHR ACTIVITY

The record is a perfect Philadelphia-sounding record with that great combination Pop & R& B sound vihich is the key to its success It's taking off saleswise Debut 32 ROY LAURENCE, PD - WCAU/Ptilladelphia

"An AOR base has helped Z93 cross this record over to a multi-format hit in Atlanta" 26-22 JOHN YOUNG, PD- 293/Atlanta

"Strong 18p/us male and female requests Album sales are stronger than the last

LP already "

24-21 JEFF McCARTHEY, MD - 940/Atlanta

• Doing fantastic here' Top 5 sales and good phones Warrants a hot report this week" 17-13 TERI NUTTER, MD - 92X/Columbus

"Great programming record backed up with great phones' 26-19 PHIL HOUSTON, MD • WLOLJMInneapolis

"Great phones - immediate actionill -

27-16

starting strong' • '

17-15 "The perfect mass appeal-sounding record for our target audience 7-5 ELVIN ICHIYANA, MD- KYYX/Seattle

BILLY HAVES. MD - KEGUDellas

-Doing great 18-34 males and females Top 10 request item and sales are JACK REGAN, PD • 0103/Denver

R&R CHR NATIONAL AIRPLAY/30 26-22-21- .

4 AOR ACTIVITY

R&R #18 Bill Hard #15 Album Network #16

John Sebastian #4 Jeff Pollack Communications #11 Doubleday #16

"Franke & The Knockouts' coffee-break concert had all the air of a championship bout Raucous fans banners, the smell of

cheap stale beer and of course an incredible performance! Don't miss them when they barnstorm through your town" KID LEO - W MMS/Cleveland

• Be sure to see Franke & The Knockouts headlining and playing with Sammy Hagar and Loverboy throughout the summer.

• Hear them on the Source May 21st.

STRONG REORDERS EVERYWHERE

EAMECIDO Distributed by RCA Records

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ReRIFrIday,PAay 10—'601:6111 ,

Sales JONATHAN HALL

THE MORE THEY KNOW, THE MORE THEY SELL

Teaching Sales About Programming There were some misgivings w

VP Bob Sherman named a te WRC/Washington. After all what d about being a VP/GM? To begin with Jerry Nachman appears to

be a great deal above average. Prior to his WRC appointment, he was Executive Pro-ducer of WCBS-TV news in New York. And before that he was Director of News & Pro-gramming for News Radio KCBS/San Francisco following a reporting stint at WCBS Radio and TV. Jerry's defense is that it's becoming

more common for news people to be elevated to the ranks of management, especially at CBS. He also points to NBC President Bob Mulholland, whose background includes broadcast news. But basically it's his philosophy of ;ales management that captured my interest. Essentially, Jerry Jib

claims, "The best Jerry Nachman sales people and the best journalists seem

ARBITRO.N EROSION

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McGavren Confirms 25-54 Rise McGavren Guild Radio's avail

analysis of 1982's first quarter dovetails neatly with Blair Radio's study published here last week. The leading demo in desirability to advertisers, 25-54, increased 3% in Blair's survey, while rising 22-26% in the McGavren analysis. 25-49 dropped a bit further (14% to 12%) than in the Blair results, while 18-49 was up 18 %-20% . The picture for youthful demogra-phics is flat (19-19%), but not nearly so drastically as Blair's 19.1-13.3% skid. An interesting sidelight to the study is

the figure for McGavren clients' use of Arbitron. Whereas 99% were registered in the ARB column as late as 1979 and 92% a year ago, the figure for the first quarter of '82 is 84%, with 16% listing "other." In other data of interest, a steady, but slight decline in the populari-ty of :60 spots was confirmed, although they still maintain a 3-1 edge over :30's; the 60-second spots were static at 73% (and down from 80% in second quarter 1981), while :30's were down a trifle from 25 to 24% (but up from 19 in second quarter 1981).

hen former NBC Radio Executive levision news producer to run oes the average news person know

"One thing we do with sales people is bring them in on programm-ing decisions. That doesn't mean they get a veto; it does mean they get a vote."

to have very similar tracts. A story, no mat-ter what it is, is only so big. The best reporter is one who brings back the biggest share of the story. That's very similar to what a sales person does when a buy comes down." Furthermore, he noted, "There is no difference between getting scooped as reporters and getting closeted as sales peo-ple. "I've been fascinated with this business,

how it works, and how it's priced, and how people can arrange language and condi-tions to meet immediate needs. A sales per-son walks into a buyer who says, 'Are you crazy, why would I pay that much money for five morning drive spots when I could have 40 midday spots for that?' And when a sales guy says you're right, take them, it's very similar to what smart reporters do on the streets dealing with cops and district at-torneys."

Involving Sales People In Programming

Jerry believes that one means of helping sales people recoil from getting beat up on sales calls is to involve them in programm-ing. "I have a great deal of sympathy for broadcast sales people. I think they have very difficult jobs. If you're a reporter, you might get a report card every day because you go on the air and your piece gets evaluated. If you're a GM, you'll get a report card when the book comes out. Sales people get 35 report cards a day. "Other than extremely attractive women

who want to be New York models, I don't

Transactions WJLD/Fairtleld, AL (in the Birmingham area) has been sold by Media Broadcasting of Birm-ingham to RFS Radio of Birmingham for $550,000. RFB President Robert Bell owns WCGUJacksonvIlle and WXLUDecatur, GA, and is part-owner of WRBD & WCKO/Pompano, FL. WJLD has 1kw day, 250w night at 1400 kHZ. Blackburn di Co. brokered. New England Broadcasting has sold WNBP/Newburyport, MA to WNBP Broad-casting Ltd. for $295.,000,. WNBP Broadcasting's principals have no other broadcast interests, while New England's Alvin Yudkott and Joseph Smith have an interest in WSME-AM & FM/Sanford, ME. WNI3P is a 500-watt daytimer at 1470 kHz. Broker was Keith W. Horton Co.

STATE 11110.11/1 AST .I.S.S1/1.11 T10.1 ,N1:1I.S

NEBA Sets Fifth Scholarship Race

The New England Broadcasting Association has set plans for its fifth annual John Malloy Road Race, named after an active member of the broadcasting/advertIsing community, now deceased Where the first four races over a 4.3 mile course raised money to continue the education of Malloy's four children, starting with this year's race in September, an NEBA Scholar-ship Fund will be established. Pictured (I-r) are Quinn & Johnson agency VP Mike Simbollat, NEBA Exec. Director Ron Wayland, Mrs. John Malloy, NEBA Pres. and WHUE-AM & FM/Boston VP/GM Paul Kelley, Ingalls Assoc. VP John Verret, and Martha Malloy. In other association news, NYMRAD's first annual "Golf & Tennis Day" May 13 will feature

comedian Honny Youngman at the Sports Awards Banquet. The recreational get-together, to be held at the Westchester Country Club, will bring together radio station, network, rep firm, and advertising executives — — - -

know people who undergo more daily rejec-tion as a routine function of life than broad-cast sales people. Of the 35 interactions they may have, chances are that 34 buyers will tell them 'no.' All 35 will say that sales per-son's station is rotten, and all of them will tell them that other stations are giving a better deal. "It makes it very, very tough to maintain

poise when you're dealing in those kind of gambits on a routine basis. What I try to do with sales people is let them know that because I come from news, I am not a pariah. I understand what they do. And most importantly, I'm here to provide them with a salable product. "The general manager of a radio station

in one sense has no operational duties. He's there to make certain that every depart-ment functions, to provide support, and to make sure that people are not engaged in some kind of craziness that sometimes goes on in business with poor relationships building up among departments. I like creative tension. I don't like adversary rela-tionships. So one thing we do with sales peo-ple is absolutely bring them in on program-ming decisions. That doesn't mean they get a veto; it does mean they get a vote."

Staying Alive Jerry believes a lot of sales people feel

disconnected from their stations. He insists it's real important to give sales people. a sense of what programming is doing "because they have to be very gifted at the 'yeah, but' that follows an ellipsis. A buyer

might say, 'Well, we're not buying your sta tion, because . . .' and the sales person must be ready with 'yeah, buts' . . . "And I don't think sales people can do

that unless they're very plugged into who's doing what and why. So my sales people spend a lot of time with me saying, 'Why do we do this?' and I try to give them answers. "I talk to them about positioning because

it's such an important part of marketing strategy. I talk to them about our

"Other than extremely attractive women who want to be New York models, I don't know people who undergo more daily rejection as a routine function of life than broadcast sales people."

business - the fact that the News/Talk sta-tions in Los Angeles and San Francisco are number one, and that WGN/Chicago and WOR/New York are News/Talk stations. Historically, if you are programming something appropriately and promoting it commensurately, you're going to win. There's just certain rules of nature and business that say that."

RAB's David Attacks Newspaper Comparison Ad

RAB President Miles David jumped to the defense of radio in the wake of a Newspaper Advertising Bureau comparison ad which David labeled "seriously in error." In a letter to Newspaper Ad Bureau President Jack Kauffman asking that the ad be withdrawn, David compared the ad's growth percentages for the four major media with the figures from a McCann-Erickson study on which the ad was purportedly based. In the original study, radio's growth of proportionate sales benefits it delivers to

13.8% for 1981 over 1980 exceeded that of advertisers, and I believe that helps ex-magazines, newspapers (at 12.1%), and plain why we grew more than television, while in the Bureau's figures, newspapers, TV, or magazines in 1981." radio was second at 12% to newspapers' No word on the Newspaper Bureau's 14.4%, a change which allowed response yet. newspapers to jump from third to first in In other RAB news, the organization the standings. announced its second annual Wharton David added, "Your figures on the Sales Management School, a four-day

dollar volume of radio are grossly in er- "management educational experience" ror. Radio is four times as large as a for sales managers only, will be held medium as your ad states. Your ad June 21-24 at the Wharton School of the misstates that radio is a one billion University of Pennsylvania. $1250 is the dollar medium. Radio had its first year tab, and it's limited to 50 attendees only. .2t.ctv,ey.thektliiiWon mark in 1981 accor- And the RAB recently published its ding to McCann-Erickson, putting largest co-op source book yet. "2700 radio's total volume at ;4.212 billion." Radio Co-op Sources," a gain of 1850 He concluded, "Radio is biggest in the from 1978's total of 850 sources.

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Westinghouse Radio President Dick Harris told Street Talk that WOWO/Ft. Wayne may be sold to Price Communications of New York. Ted Hepburn is the broker working the deal, which if completed, would make WOWO Price's first broadcast property. No word on the purchase price yet, but you can bet the 50kw signal will be worth a sizable amount. Is RKO's "American Overnight" all-night

satellite talk show about to undergo some major changes? West Coast rumblings have it that a Monday

morning breakfast meeting was held at KMPC/Los Angeles with new Golden West Radio President Bill Ward openly discussing the possibility of returning to music on the flagship station. Back on the East Coast we hear that the CBS

"60 Minutes" investigation into the record business has been "tabled" indefinitely. Ap-parently the investigators got too few direct answers and too many "brick walls." Congratulations to longtime industry veteran

Dino Barbis on landing the much sought-after West Coast Atlantic Regional promotion posi-tion. As we predicted earlier, KIIS/Los Angeles

has indeed hired Mike Schaefer as Music Director. Mike comes from the local Elektra/Asylum promo slot in Chicago, and was formerly PD at KJMO/Jefferson City, MO. KGU/Honolulu celebrates its 60th anniver-

sary on May 11 by announcing it is joining the ABC Talkradio network, picking up per-sonalities Michael Jackson and Dr. Toni Grant. Our sincere condolences to the friends and

family of Solar Records' Margaret Nash, who was killed Monday evening (5-3) in a Los Angeles auto wreck. Margaret was VP/Creative Services and head of the Solar Records Publishing Division. She was the former wife of singer Johnny Nash, with whom she cofounded Jad Records in the 60s. Monday 15-31 was the first day that Jerry

St. James was to do mornings on WMJC/ Detroit after making the controversial move from competitor WNIC-AM & FM/Detroit. He debuted all right. but his former employers sought an injunction to keep him from taking his "funny characters" over to WMJC with him. The outcome of the hearing in Wayne Count‘ Court was a eompmmise with Jerry using some of his characters as they were and having to slightly change others. With all the newspaper coverage this received in the Motor City, it was hardly a quiet debut for Jerry. which must have been just fine as far as WMJC was concerned. Bill Calder, formerly at WWL/New

Orleans, has signed a reportedly big money deal to do mornings at KEY-103/Austin. Bill has also worked at WIOD/Miami, WHN/New York, plus KMOX and KSD/St. Louis.

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Now That'8 Commitment Arista VP/AOR Promotion Mike Bone was a

guest at a recent KMET/Los Angeles staff lunch and, being a promotion man through and through, he proposed a toast to his latest label priority - Hair-cut One Hundred. Since KMET was not currently playing the Haircut One Hundred LP, PD Sam Bellamy asked Mike what his commitment to the record was. Mike said it was "substantial." She replied, "Substantial enough to have your hair cut into blue mohawk?" Mike said, "Sure." KMET personality Mary Turner summoned her

hair stylist, and the fun began. When Mike emerged from the KMET conference room he looked more like a cockatoo than an Indian, but his hair was swept back on the sides and colored silver, and teas-ed up on the top in a beautiful shade of blue.

Yes. KMET (lid add Haircut One Hundred. but we (an't help but wonder what might have happened if Mike had been promoting A Flock Of Seagulls.

WABC/New York will officially switch to News/Talk and join ABC's Talkradio net at 12 noon Monday (5-10). Ron Lundy and Dan In-gram will do a special three-hour, two-man broadcast from 9am-noon bidding a fond farewell to "Musicradio." Former WCKX/Tampa PD Johnny

Velchoff has found a new home . . . across the street at Q105, where he's doing swing and vacation relief for the present. He is still actively looking for another programming situation. Mike Collins has announced his resignation

as PD for WSPA/Spartanburg in order to join WIS/Columbia, SC as Program Director. Stanley Hall has stepped down as PD/MD

at WDEF/Chattanooga. Interestingly, no new PD was named, but Cecil Ruffin, most recent-ly a sales rep for WRCB-TV/Chattanooga, ha, been named Operations Director. After 18 months across town at

WSAY/Rochester, Jack Slattery has returned to WHAM as morning personality, a position he held there for over 23 years. It's official: WJMD/Washington is now

WLTT. With the new identity comes a new P.O. Box - 70067, Washington, DC 20088. Congratulations to the staff of

B104/Baltimore, who once again led the nation in dollars pledged for the March of Dimes. In the annual Baltimore Superwalk (4-25), B104 helped to raise $1.1 million in pledges, making Baltimore the national champions again.

KFRC/San Francisco PD-Gerry Cagle did what few golfers ever accomplish . . . he shot a hole-in-one, and there were witnesses! It hap-pened April 24 on the third hole (138 yards) of the Half-Moon Golf Course. The Street Talk pablum line rings this week

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Q107'S RICK FOWLER OUTLINES THE BASICS

So You Want To Be A Promotion Director? The title of Promotion Director means different things to different

people. It's sort of nebulous in nature, except that you know the person with the title is in charge of promotions. QI07(WRQX)/Washington Pro-motion Director Rick Fowler explains what he does below, and this will, I hope, help define and refine the job for others with the title or the duties. Rick is highly qualified to speak on the

subject, since QI07 spends a tremendous amount each year on promotion. The sta-tion has given away a house, sent people to foreign countries to see concerts, presented the Reach Boys for free on July 4th twice, and at last count has given away in excess of $1 million in cash and prizes over the last couple years. This figure doesn't even take into account money spent on outside media (TV and direct mail).

Rick Fowler and Beach Boy Mike Love

Bear in mind that Rick's department is well-staffed and well-oiled with a good many promotional dollars, but the basics he describes are applicable to any market. I hope his comments and the two accompa-nying promotion checklists will be helpful in planning future successful promotions.

Areas Of Responsibility A promotion director is basically respon-

sible for the areas of advertising and pro-motion in the outside media as well as the on-air contesting. I've also got to handle press relea s, press relations, and client PR for the station. In essence I have ultimate responsibility for all off-the-air advertising and prom.otions, while PD Alan Burns and I coordinate on those projects that take up air time

He and I sit down for a twice-a-week meeting on promotions, more often as the need arises. My promotion calendar is my bible. Most of the promotions from the rec-ord companies come straight to me, since I was once Music Director. I then go to Alan and we decide what will fit in and work best. Alan and I have a very smooth relation-

ship, and if there is something I'm not sure of, I go to him for help and advice. If you are a promotion director, I would recommend that you learn as much as you can from your PD. Otherwise you are nothing more than a marketing specialist without an in-depth knowledge of radio, which you need to do this well. Radio is a unique business. I keep a schedule of when liners are to be

put into the studio, and when they need to be changed, but Alan usually handles putting them in and taking them out, and writing them. I also handle the scheduling of liners for clients that are tied in with promotions and work with traffic on the number of spots and liners needed. I assist him in writing recorded promos. Another key area of responsibility is the

need to coordinate everything with the lawyers. Sure, we have a set of "house rules" for regular call-in-and-win promo-tions, but each contest may have a varia-tion in it that needs consideration by the legal department. It's necessary to com-municate with them in such a manner that the elements of the contest become clear and easy for them to understand. This will speed up approval. One of the biggest areas of responsibility

includes securing prizes. I make the contact with the client after an introduction from the account executive. From here on, I take charge of the prizes from the client. I really prefer to work with them directly on this, as it eliminates a lot of extra legwork, and con-fusion.

Outdoor Promotion Checklist Once you leave the confines of the station with a promotion, you've committed yourself and

the station to performing on your own. To avoid the embarrassment of showing up at an event unprepared, you might want to organize a checklist similar to the one below. It would be sad to think that a blown fuse or missing extension cord could spoil an otherwise great station ap-pearance.

1. Name of event and date it takes place. A contact's name and phone number. 2 Start and stop times of event, and exact location and directions for staff members. 3. How many people are expected? 4. Will you need extra security? First aid'? Insurance? 5 How many personalities? How many promotion staffers for set up? 6. When will promos, liners, and spots run? 7. How many prizes needed? Who provides them, client or station? 8 Is the van tuned and running? Make sure it's clean! 9 Is there room for a station banner? 10 Bring hammer and nails, or tape to hang station banner, 11 Will there be remote broadcasting? Coordinate with phone company and engineering department

12. Location of power source for sound system. Is a generator needed? 13 Has sound system been checked and in working order? 14 Bring extra microphone, fuses, turntable needles and extension cords. 15 Send out press releases before or after event'?

Duties Of A Promotion Director Here's an easy-to-read rundown of a promotion director's duties. Keep it handy for quick

reference as an organizational primer. • Conceiving and executiving all on-air and off-air promotions and contests (including TV campaign, down to album giveaways).

• Obtaining prizes for all promotions, once commitment is made. • Delivering of prizes to the winner. • Cultivating relationships with clients, and press relations. • Providing easily-worded explanations of promotions for expedient legal approval. • Providing complete explanations of approved rules to all involved.

• Planning, maintaining, and adhering to a promotion budget. • Conceiving and presenting client proposals to acquire promotions.

• Designing, distributing, and arranging for sales brochures and sales aids dealing with promotions, • Arranging and coordinating any travel arrangements for winners. • Maintaining relations with record and concert reps to stay on top of national and international music scene for concert tie-ins. • Scheduling appearances of on-air talent. • Seeing to it that photos are taken of all promotional events. • Administering schedules of subordinates in your department. • Keeping track of trade agreement with clients. • Inventorying prizes weekly. • Coordinating publicity and news releases with local papers and trades. • Maintaining an updated mailing list for client(s); thank-you letters. • Keeping track of who your winners are, and where they live for station research. • Keeping abreast of what local competition is doing, and on top of what's happening in other cities.

The Fine Points Of The Job think probably the biggest problem for

most promotion directors is getting caught with too many things going at one time. It's really easy to make too many commit-ments, and the first thing you know, you're in over your head. The whole idea is to think ahead before committing to a promotion, trying to foresee anything on the horizon that might serve the radio station better than what you're about to get involved with. A lot of radio people feel you've got to do a

promotion or contest every hour . . . that's just not true. We don't do them every hour just to be giving something away. The prize has got to be right for the station. The worst trick bag to get into is getting a prize and then figuring out how to give it away. Have this end done before you secure the prize. As far as prizes go, make sure you've got

commitments from the client. Don't accept someone's word that you don't know. Get it in writing. You can get burned, and cost your station extra dollars. A big part of this job is learning how to say "no" diplomati-cally, and knowing when to say "yes." Make sure that you have exclusivity with promotions. If you don't understand that fact going in, you'll be in for a rude awaken-ing when dialing around town checking out the competition.

Getting The Promotion Done Your Way

With all of the on-air competition here be-tween us (Q107), WPGC, WAVA, and DC101, the fight for getting promotions is pretty intense too. We try and cultivate a good relationship with the person making the final decision on who gets the promo-tion. It takes a lot of extra hours preparing presentations for these clients, demonstra-ting why your station should be getting the promotion. Whatever it takes needs to be done, and excuses don't make it. If you lose a promotion to another station

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it doesn't do any good to go back to the client and beat them up about it. All that's doing is venting your frustration on him and souring your relationship. You've got to believe in your product. and get that across to the client. When you lock up a big promotion, it's

very important that the client, and in par-ticular the agency, understand you need certain things out of it — specifically, get-ting your call letters represented the way you want them. Get them on T-shirts, tickets, flyers, movie marquees . . . any-where there is visibility. You've got to think like the people on the street and make sure they see who's putting this thing on. The idea is to serve the client, the listener, and yourself with a promotion. When a promotion goes wrong, you've no

one to blame but yourself. You can never assume anything . . . actually you can. You've got to assume responsibility for all of it! You have got to assign things for peo-ple to do, but in the end you've got to see that all of it's done. Everyone has got to be aware of every detail of the promotion.

Keep It Simple One way to assure an on-air contest is go-

ing to come off smooth is to keep it simple. If you're in a meeting trying to explain it, and your PD can't understand it, then it's far too complicated. It should be easy to enter, easy to play, and easy to listen to if you don't want to play. We've had a great deal of success with

our TV campaigns, and in particular our direct mail contests. They are simple, put the call letters in the listeners' hands, and avoid excess on-air clutter. My role as a promotion director can be simply summed up as the person responsible for stimulating the cume, and then recycling the cume into

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BOB HAMILTON, KRTH/Los Angeles "A TRUE Mass appeal record!"

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quarter hours, and into other dayparts. Keep in touch at all times with all people

concerned with the promotion, and give yourself plenty of time to pull it together. The free Beach Boys concerts we did for Ju-ly 4th at the Washington Monument took about five months of planning. With a deal as big as this, be ready to walk through every step yourself, because it falls on your shoulders as to whether it comes off as a successful promotion. Note: For more tips on organizing your promotion department refer to R&R's Sales Blueprint/1982. On Page 22 there are 25 ad-ditional basic rules of radio promotion.

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CKSL/London, Ontario has got its "Winner Circles" on the streets for prizes. Cars displaying it are eligible for cash and prizes. Also, a smaller size is now available for wearing. Spotters are on the street; look-ing for the red, white, and blue smaller-circle stickers too. • KFRC/San Francisco is taking a line

from the current Richard "Dimples" Fields record "If It Ain't One Thing It's Another" and turning it into a contest. At one point in the record, Dimples talks about "an ugly lady named Sadie's having my baby." Well, KFRC is holding an "Ugly Sadie" contest. Participants have got to be pregnant, and according to the PD Gerry Cagle, "the

the better." Photo entries will be judged by Dimples himself, with the winner getting $100 a month in child support for two years. This is the first time a radio station has ever paid for child support that anyone can remember . . . although, I know a cou-ple of PD's that are paying child support. • WVBS-FM/Wilmington, NC is "Talkin'

Cash." Contestants call in and have got to talk for seconds about the topic the jock selects. The listeners is paid a dollar a se-cond for the gift of gab. • Q101/Meridian is giving away a baby

grand piano, and an accordion mouth organ in its "Ebony & Ivory" contest. Listeners call in to win copies of Paul McCartney's "Tug Of War" album and register for the musical instruments at a local music store.

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COB DROP BY — There's nothing like the personal touch, and recently Epic recording artist's Charlie Daniels, and Jimmy Hall paid

a visit to WSGA 2102/Savannah. Shown (14 in the front row is WSGA PD Ron Frederick, VP/G M Jerry Rogers, and Sound 70's Ron Huntsman. Pictured (ir) in the back row is Z102 PD Jonathan Hall, Jimmy Hall, Charlie Daniels, and Sound 70's Bill Deutsch.

A NIGHT ON THE TO WN — KGRC/Hannibal, MO knows the value of showing it's listeners a good time. Recently they took four winners to see Molly Hatchet in concert in a limo, with a good meal and backstage passes in-cluded Shown (ir) is D/morning man Chuck Yates, four winners, and night jock Jeanner Robinson.

MY MAILBOX RUNPETH OVER — WPST/Trenton air personality Day.? Hoeffel is shown showering morning man Stm,e Trevelise with hundreds of entries in a recent WPST/Trenton Times Music Poll The wiiming entry received a S WOO stereo system.

NEIL DIA MOND ON TOUR — While on a recent concert tour, Columbia recording artist Neil Dia mond took time out to say hi to some radio reps backstage at the Brendan Byrne Arena Meadowlands, NJ. Pictured (1 r) are KBEQ GM Gary Rodriguez, PD Maya Britton, Diamond, and

a 105/Tampa morning man Cleveland Wheeler.

DOC HOLIDAY HAS THE CURE — After a recent concert appearance, where Doc Holiday open ed for Molly Hatchet the good Dr. invited some folks backstage to party. Shown lir) are KNOE-FM/Monroe MD Sam Shea, Doc Holiday group members John Samuelson and Eddie Stone, and PD Larry Rhymes.

KENNY IN CONCERT — Following a recent appearance at the Capitol Center, Liberty recording artist Kenny Rodgers played host backstage. Shown (tr) is Mary Schoeberg, Kenny,

WPGC/Washington PD Steve Kingston and EMI-Liberty's Tom Schoeberg.

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HALL & OA TES DID IT IN CLEVELAND — RCA recording stars Daryl Hall & John Oates are

everywhere, it seems, touring and promoting their latest record "Did It In A Minute," including a

stop at WGCL/Cleveland. Pictured are Or) PD Bob Travis, Hall, and Oates.

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The winter Arbitron results brought a series of remarkable coinciden-tal figures for Tampa's two battling AOR's, WQXM and WYNF. In 12+ figures, WQXM showed an up 5.2 to WYNF's rising 5.1. Other nearly-matched numbers: men 18+: WQXM 6.8-WYNF 6.6; men 18-34: WQXM 18.4-WYNF 17.8; women 18+ tied at a 1.9; teens: WQXM 21.8-WYNF 21.2. WQXM has been an AOR since July 1977,

and had the market to itself for the format until WYNF switched from CHR to AOR in January 1981. WQXM remained on top until John Sebastian began consulting WYNF in September 1981, which resulted in another very close battle in which WYNF just edged past WQXM 5.0-4.9. WQXM is now back on top and this week I spoke with WQXM PD Mark Stevens and WYNF PD George Hawras about the incredibly competitive market situation.

WQXM: The Basics Work Best Mark Stevens is an AOR programmer

with extensive experience in other formats as well, including CHR and Country. He finds these radio teachings helpful now: "I've always operated under the philosophy that we're in the radio business, not the mu-sic business," he explained. "If we played Japanese funeral dirges it wouldn't make a damn bit of difference, because I don't be-lieve music has much bearing on program-ming. After all, AOR today is doing a lot of things that Top 40 did 10-15 years ago - basic ideas hold true regardless of format. "What we try to do

here," he continued, "is keep ourselves as visible as possible, do-ing promotions that are geared toward an event instead of a big money blitz. We also do a lot of public af-fairs promotions. "I can't take sole credit for our success,

nor can our consultant. If you use a consul-tant as just that, you're going to be okay. If you use him as an out-of-town PD, you're in

Mark Stevens

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trouble. I use the Superstars group for their music and other research, which I find in-dispensable. And their own diverse back-grounds as a group (as opposed to any one member) are very useful as well. "WQXM's success is really due to the ef-

forts of the entire airstaff. We have a fine team here; one of the best working in radio. They're professional enough to understand that you don't have to talk for a minute-and-a-half at a time to be personalities."

Musical Familiarity Breeds Success Stevens defined his perception of the

musical differences between WQXM and WYNF: "Simply stated, we play Jimi Hen-drix and Led Zeppelin rather than the groups that sound like them. It's a matter of familiarity vs. unfamiliarity. WQXM's mu-sic is 'only rock and roll.' This isn't Los Angeles; things that work there won't work here. But we don't just play crunch rock: we play a lot of older stuff that isn't hard-ass rock and roll, yet still palatable to

18-24's. We still play a lot of music by the Beatles, as well as Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, the Byrds, Fleetwood Mac — these bands cross several demos." Stevens reported that WQXM's target

demo is 16-30, and that the station is begin-ning to show well in the much-sought-after 25+ demo. -The barrier that is a factor in this market," he admitted, "is the easy rock station, WCKX, which takes away our upper demo women listeners." Though Stevens has MD experience with

research-oriented Top 40 radio, he isn't overly-impressed with callout music re-search (much in use across the dial at WYNF). "The best research is often mis-represented," he stated. "There's no exact science to any of it, and it still comes down to personal interpretation of the received data. The biggest problem I see with call-outs is, who decides what records will be played down the phone lines? And, regard-less of what the respondent tells you, does he truly have the time to give you an un-biased opinion of what he thinks of a record? "We use callouts only on occasion. We use

the consultants quite a bit for music, plus my background and that of my MD, who has a fine reputation in the business. We also do store calls and in-store question-naires, hold monthly advisory boards, and tabulate requests."

Takin' It To The Streets WQXM's overall personality also consists

of a heavy promotional commitment. "I shy away from giveaways, and prefer creative events that are talked up on the air but held in the community," Stevens reported. "We just sponsored our second annual 'Street Nationals' car race that attracted 15,000 lis-teners. And we just completed a 'rock and roll wedding' promotion (see R&R's AOR section for 4-2-82), which awarded a win-ning couple everything from tuxes and gowns to a reception and honeymoon." Stevens was reluctant to predict how

these promotions and the station's pro-gramming would affect future ratings books. "I'm not superstitious but I nate predictions. Besides, I wonder if the num-bers simply represent listener confusion. If the average listener tunes in for fifteen

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Talk about a captive audience! I just received this letter from Seaman Michael Lusk, who goes by the name of William Glick on his airshifts on WIKE-FM, a live AOR on the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower, "servicing some 6000 crewmembers as we continue our present deployment in the Mediterranean Sea. It came into being originally as a Top 40 and switched to AOR last September. All our music is received directly from American Forces Radio in Los Angeles (we're not allowed to solicit product from record companies). "Have you ever lived with nothing but the 18-24 male demographic? It's highly educational

. . I'm amazed at the demand onboard for AC/DC, Ozzy Osbourne, Sammy Hagar, Joan Jett, and other heavy metal acts.

"We're not the only game in town either. '94FM' has direct competition from our shortwave rebroadcast station and a 24-hour automated Easy Listening station that features service from Drake-Chenault. Not to mention our main competition WIKE (TV 2), which broadcasts in excess of 12 hours a day.

-We air a maximum of two minutes of commercial matter an hour, and promote as well. Our last promotion, 'The Key,' let listeners call on the 'Control Phone' to get their four favorite songs on immediately when they heard the song by that hour's 'key' artist or group." Thanks to Seaman Lusk/Glick for a glimpse at what could be AOR's most distant signal.

TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG/WINTER.

1812/MONCAY-SUNDAY/AOM ESTIMATES/

0.00AM -MIDNIGHT/PERSONS 12.

AGE WQXM

12-17 26.5%

18-24

25-34 16.9%

35-44 gm 2.9%

45-541 0.0%

SS+ 01 2.2%

12+ TOTAL 13,600

AGE

12-17

18-24

51 .5%

WYNF : 26.3%

45.9% 25-34

35-44 . 6.0%

4S-54, 0.0%

SS+ • 0.8%

12+ TOTAL 13,300

21 1 %

minutes, can he really tell you which station he's listening to? "All I know is that I came here planning

to stay. The company is committed to our programming and they're not going any-where. We were here when it was hot and we'll be here tomorrow when it's hotter."

WYNF: Winning Through Experimentation

Across the street, WYNF has a new PD: George Hawras, who joined the station af-ter the winter book concluded, as Al Peter-son left to join Pollack Communications, Inc. Hawras has an excellent PD reputation as a ratings-builder at WGRQ/Buffalo and WZZO/Allentown, both Superstars af-filiates. Now, as PD of a Sebastian station, Hawras hopes to combine both consultation groups' philosophies into a winning game-plan.

Burnin' For You "I like radio that sounds like it's on fire,"

Hawras commented. "I like it energetic, fresh, very happening, very involved. I like us to be in touch with the community, on top

of whatever events are going on of psy-chographic listener in-terest. I like remotes, live reports, getting out and doing shows backstage or at out-door events. Some-times staying in the studios can give you George Hawras a misreading of your audience - getting out there with them helps keep things burn-ing." WYNF is very active promotionally, both

on and off the air. "We don't do too many

"People's attitudes are changing about new music; What was hip and what's not is evolving."

— George Hawras

contests," he reported, "but when we do them. I like ones with a lot of prizes (not necessarily big prizes, though). They have to be simple, able to be understood in 30 seconds. I'm not so hot on album give-aways; they're too much clutter. I go for stuff with demographic appeal, especially to 25+ listeners; travel is a very popular prize. "We promote the station itself a lot, both

on the air and on TV. The biggest problem in TV advertising is buying the wrong pro-grams. Radio stations often take shortcuts with TV advertising to save money, then complain about not getting listeners when they've bought economy rates in fringe times. You have to look at demographic breakouts and buy 18-34 male shows: 'Sixty Minutes,' Dallas,"Hart To Hart,' certain Nine O'clock movies, 'M AS H.' Hill Street Blues.' Saturday Night Live' is history, though the reruns are extremely hot. 'Fridays' is okay. We're also getting in-to producing our own half-hour video rock TV show." Hawras is also borrowing on a successful

promotional idea he incorporated at WGRQ, that of an all-female promotional squad. "I'm putting together the 12 women t who will make up the 'Angels' right now.


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E V O L U TI O N Market Summary: Tampa Steve Feldman is named Director of

Programming and Promotion for WER1/Westerly, as former Co-PD Ulysses Gallman steps down but retains airshift . . . John Carter is upped to PD from MD at WAAL/Binghamton as former PD Ray Ross exits . . . Greg Stevens steps down as MD of WYNF/Tampa and Ron Diaz is named his successor . . . Greg Fitzgerald exits nights at KTCL/Ft. Collins as Jim Beers takes his place . . . Jane Purcell is new to overnights at WMJQ/Rochester . . . Doug Podell is exiting as MD of KQRS/Minneapolis for airwork at WLLZ/Detroit.

AOR Reporter Profile

KMTN/Jackson PD/MD: Todd Cipolla Power: 50,000 watts Consultant: none As the only local FM station in the

market, KMTN has an important re-sponsibility to our community to pro-vide useful information and music that pleases the most people. We're targeting for the upwardly-mobile baby-boom adults of the 40's and 50's, those who grew up with Top 40 and the first versions of AOR. We mix in the familiar with the not-so-familiar old and new. "We also concentrate on what we

call 'brain-food.' We leave the play-by-plays to the AM'er, but have a strong commitment to national and local news and sports, community events, and useful, stimulating infor-mation. People, programming, pro-duction, and promotion — the 4 P's are very important. "The format is Adult AOR. The

slant is softer, leaning toward acoustic tunes. Jazz is also featured. Our listeners tend to spend a long period of time with us, so we pay close attention to minimizing repeti-tion. We work with music clocks, and use the "20" and "back 20": 40 key cuts determined by jock preferences and strong airplay out of the box, my gut reaction. and AOR. CHR, and even A/C charts. There is a set rota-tion for the 20: five cuts per shift, with the order left to the jock's discretion. The back 20 are strongly recommended but optional; one per shift suggested. As for the clocks, there are rotations for both old and new music. Song choices are left to the jocks. "On-air delivery is never forced. A

sincere, informative, natural ap-proach is espoused. We do four or five big promotions a year, and a dozen or so lesser ones. "At KMTN we are a family. Coop-

eration, respect, initiative and love are essential. In the realm of com-mercial radio, I feel we're still pretty much free-form. Because of that, I believe the key to our success lies with the jocks. If everyone is psych-ed, motivated, and behind the station's philosophy 100%, it makes a big difference." (KMTN is a new RIM AOR reporter.) — Todd Cipolla

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They're paid representatives of the station, attractively outfitted, who will do every-thing from playing soccer teams at half-time to making appearances at grand open-ings, from handing out flyers at concerts to showing up at the competition's parties! I found in Buffalo that it was a much more successful idea to send out a dozen women to a promotion than one or two disc jockeys."

On-Air Spontaneity Lest that lead anyone to believe Hawras

is not a fan of his airstaff, he mentioned, "It's 'safe' not to have faith in your DJ's. That's how many consultants feel. I have a lot of faith in my airstaff, and I encourage them to develop themselves, to be creative and spontaneous. I don't mind their throw-ing out the format for something spon-taneous if it's legitimate. Of course, I ex-pect them to use proper judgment so it doesn't come off stupidly. I like intelligent jocks with good work attitudes, as opposed to people on ego trips who need a lot of at-tention; people who can be extremely crea-tive but who are difficult to work with."

Consultant Comparisons The John Sebastian organization works with WYNF as consultants. Hawras voiced his approval of the group: "In a market where the PD's are evenly matched and the stations are playing similar music. I think the winning team is the one using Sebas-tian. His music research system gives us a barometer that measures the music we play, which is 100% more than some of the Burkhart-Abrams stations have. How we choose to use the research results depends on a lot of factors, but at least it's there so there's less guesswork involved."

New Musical Horizons WYNF's music is not all hard-driving

rockers. "We're not afraid to calm down," Hawras reported. "People's attitudes are

changing about new music: what was hip and what's not is evolving. It's easier for people to accept something like a Soft Cell or a Human League this year. I like to ex-periment with varied musical forms, to keep on top of them." Hawras claimed that WYNF plays more

new music than competing WQXM. "They play a lot of old music; the whole Abrams thinking has moved slightly away from new music. Oldies will get them 25-34 males, but there's the potential there to jeopardize your core audience and I think that's a vul-nerability to their programming. WYNF targets 12-34 overall, with primary empha-sis on 15-24 men and women. "25-34 women are impossible," he noted, "especially when there's a soft rocker in town, as there is here (WCKX, between WYNF and WQXM on the dial)." Looking ahead, Hawras admitted, "We

still have a lot of work to do. When we're at the point of playing the right records 95% of the time, we'll beat WQXM. I think they're making a lot of mistakes, and I'm here to capitalize on that. I think we can beat them in six months or less." Hawras, is not, however, an Arbitron fan.

"It's the worst thing that's ever happened to radio," he claimed. "We're not program-

ROCKIN' MEXICO WITH COLLINS — Co-lumbia's Paul Collins' Beat visited Juarez. Mexico with KLAQ/E1 Paso airstatfers during a recent promotional stopover. Pictured (1-r) are group's Larry Whitman, stereo store manager, group's Paul Collins, KLAQ PD Ann Michaels, Columbia's Bob Conrad.

C O L O R

A CAPITOL CONTEST: WCCC/Hart-ford's just started a major five-week pro-motion it calls "Capitolize on WCCC." Each day on each jock's shift, a Capitol artist and song is announced. When that song is later played, the seventh caller qualifies for the week's prize. Winners are picked at random from the qualified entrants, with other names remaining in the hopper for future prizes. There are five weeks of prizes: The first week's winner gets a record album a week for a year from the local Capitol Rec-ords shop; the second week's winner gets a weekend for two in the state capital, includ-ing hotel accommodations, food, a guided tour, concert tickets, and $107 spending money; the third week's winner is entitled to an expenses-paid weekend in the nation's capital, including airfare, accommoda-tions, and tickets to a concert by a Capitol act; the fourth's week's winner receives every record of every kind released by Cap-itol for a year; the fifth and final winner will be picked over Memorial Day weekend, when WCCC runs a Beatles BBC special showcasing 37 previously-unreleased Beatles songs. To commemorate the show, two winners will receive complete Beatles album and singles catalogues, plus other special Beatles memorabilia. GOING TO BAT FOR OZZY: WZXR/

Memphis went out of its way to make its Oz-zy Osbourne concert kits something special when the Jet/CBS artist came to town for a show. 20 winners in the phone-in promotion received an Ozzy baseball cap. T-shirt, tour book, diary, album, live picture disc, con-cert tickets, and a real bat that is, a Louisville slugger with Ozzy's logo burned into the wood! GO-Go TO HAWAII: Bob Zimmerman

Promotions has set up a special travel pro-motion with several AOR's, including KROQ/

Pasadena, KLOL/Houston, and KRKN/An-chorage. These stations are offering listen-ers a reduced-price travel package for a week's stay in Hawaii, which includes tick-ets to a Hawaiian concert with IFtS/A&M's Go-Go's. LEATHER & LACE LOOKALIKES:

WROQ/Charlotte pacted with Modern for a Stevie Nicks lookalike contest. 34 con-testants competed for the grand prize, gift certificates to -leather and lingerie bouti-ques, plus dinners for two, and Nicks albums and T-shirts. RIGHT THE FIRST TIME: I95/Bridge-

port, in conjunction with Elektra and the Gamma album, held a "Right The First Time" on-air dating contest, with listeners submitting pertinent personal information. Two winners were picked for a night on the town date including limo service, dinner and a show. UP AGAINST THE WALL: WYSP/Phil-

adelphia obtained a pair of tickets to the world premiere of the Pink Floyd movie "The Wall," in England next month. The station is registering listeners by phone and mail in a random drawing for the tickets. along with airfare and accommodations. Runners-up receive a year's worth of tick-ets to concerts produced by the Electric Factory, or rock tour jackets.

Coming Next Week: We present our annual Hot Numbers telephone list of the National AOR representatives from all major (and many smaller) record la-bels. If you need better service, want to set up record-oriented promotions, or

just need to know how to reach some VIP's, get set to clip out and save next week's listing.

ming radio for radio's sake, or what it can do for the community or to be creative. We're programming for Arbitron. That's a major mistake on radio's part. We've cre-ated a monster and it's really our fault. I like the trend of companies dropping Arbi-tron, because they could use some competi-tion. I'd love to see Nielsen reenter radio ratings; I think their TV image would give them an easier 'in' than Birch. Birch's problem is that people can't sell it. They don't appear to have anyone working to gain agency acceptance of their system." One factor that already has an important

effect on both WQXM and WYNF, and will undoubtedly continue to do so, is local CHR competition WRBQ, which was market-dominant with a 10.3 for the winter book. More importantly, in traditional AOR men 18-34 demos, WRBQ scored a 21.3, higher than either AOR station. Hawras sug-gested, "A lot of those are Z5+ numbers, since in 18-24 men we beat them. They're certainly close, though, and we do monitor them." Stevens echoed those thoughts, ad-ding, "It indicates that, in this market, there's no place for any one demographic to call home. Many of the contemporaries have recently changed formats, and a large segment of the available audience is left floating around from station to station. We stay pretty consistent, but everyone around us is trying something new every week." Tampa's a hot competitive market, one

which will keep its two AOR PD's and their staffs on their toes as they seek the allegiances of those floating listeners. We'll check back with both stations in upcoming months.

U P D A T E

Add M105/Cleveland to the list of stations trying the "Five In A Row Or $5000" promo-tion. To date, two listeners have caught the station in slip-ups . . . KISS/San Antonio just held "KISSworld," a weekend-long life-style fair six months in the planning. Over 250,000 locals attended. . KSRR/Houston awarded a Honda 650 Nighthawk to a listen-er in a random drawing from mail-in regis-trations . . . KGGO/Des Moines grabbed a market-dominant 18.0 in the latest Birch re-sults . . . Congratulations to WPYX MD Ron Nenni and new bride Carol, who are honeymooning this week in Hawaii... WDEK/DeKalb and its sister AM station raised $14,000 in an 11-hour radiothon for charity . . . KZAP/Sacramento just releas-ed its first hometown talent album, press-ing an initial 5000 copies for sale at $2.98 each, with proceeds going to Mothers Against Drunk Drivers . . . WRXL/Rich-mond produced its own concert of local rock talent, offering free admission to all WRXL "Air Force" cardholders . . . WCOZ/ Bos-ton has announced a new weekly show call-ed "Party Out of Bounds." Each Sunday at midnight Cindy Bailen plays tapes from local rockers and recording artists like XT(' and Graham Parker . . . KPKE/Denver is looking for an experienced, tight AOR night jock. Send tapes to PD Alan Baxter, 8975 E. Kenyon, Denver, CO 80237.

C O N G E R T EI & C O N V E R S A T IO N S

PRESENTATIONS: WEZXIScranton presented Jimmy Hall for $2 07 KVRE/Santa Rosa

presented Russell Smith, Levon Halm for $1 01 BROADCASTS: Gldschool on KGON/Portland.

CONVERSATIONS: Angel City on KZELJEu-gene, KRKNIAnchorage ... Aldo Nov., Sammy

Hager on W AIChRodhMater. ... Journey, Greg Kihn, Bryan Adams on CITI-FM/V/Innipeg .

Karla Bonotf, Russell Smith on KTCIJFI. Collins

... Russell Smith on KVRE/Santa Rosa..

Frank Zappe, 20/20, Angel City, Mike Oldliold. John Hiatt on attOotPasadana Jimmy Hall on W WI/Scranton ... John Cougar on WIOTI Toledo . Cheap Trick, Billy Vera on WHEW-FMINew York. . Sammy Hagar on W M/Al-lentown Fleshtonos on WDHAINorth Jersey .. La Roux. McOuffey Lane on WBWBIBloom-ington . Chubby Cheek*, On WLUP/Chicago . John Cougar on WMMSICIeveland.

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JEFF GREEN

We see a successful radio station as one run from a triangular management point of view. This term refers to the three manage-ment areas: ratings (program manager), revenue (sales manager), and profit (general manager). The point is that these managers must work effectively together to successfully operate a radio pro-perty. In simple terms,

imagine a three-legged stool, with each leg representing one of these managers. When one leg is shortened or taken away, the result is instability. Functioning together, these managers present a well-balanced, communicating, effective team.

Management Versatility Fundamentally, each manager should be

a highly-trained specialist. However, these individuals need a very clear understan-ding of each other's responsibilities, duties, and goals. For example, the sales manager should

really know about programming, and never be kept in the dark. He should attend all programming meetings. Some sales managers actually believe that listeners love commercials! • Conversely, the program manager must

understand sales. We highly encourage them to sit in on sales meetings, and go with a sales person on at least a couple of visits per week. More on the advantages of that later. Finally, the general manager benefits

from truly understanding both sides. In this way, he can better gauge the differences,

Success Through Triangular Management Continuing R&R's look at consultants, this week we present some

very constructive ideas from John Lund, President of the Lund Con-sultants To Broadcast Management, Inc. John, whose experience en-compasses 21 years of programming and management at KHOW/Denver, WISN/Milwaukee, WNEW and WNBC/New York, has designed a consulting firm which specializes in more than fixing pro-gramming problems. His company also offers guidance to generating higher station profits, through what he calls better "triangular manage-ment." and correctly "referee" sales and program-John explained the principles of ming while managing the station.

triangular management, and how radio sta- The Fight Of The Week tions can grow through its applications.

Why did I say "referee?" As a program What Is Triangular Management? manager for 20 years and a sales rep for

five. I really understand what I call the "Fight Of The Week." On one side you have the programmer: high ideals, low commer-cial load, maximum music count, minimum sales promotion involvement. On the other side is the sales manger, who is essentially out to make money under almost any circumstances. The typical fight begins when the sales

manager announces to the program manager that a retail client has dictated a mediocre sales promotion for the station, which must run or megabucks would be lost. The program manager thinks the sales manager is "out to get him" and responds, "I will not cooperate. This is ridiculous." The decision finally comes down to the GM, who must judge between the purist, idealistic principles of the program manager, and more money from the sales department. In my estimation, that is the easiest call for a "blind" general manager to make. He goes for the money. By "blind" I mean this: The GM may not

understand the implications of his deci-sions, if he doesn't have a firm grasp of pro-granuning. He needs to know the effects of increased commercial loads, true promo-tional values, etc. At the same time, if the program

manager doesn't fully recognize these fac-tors himself, nor the overall station sales purposes and goals, he's simply pitted himself and his personal beliefs against hard cash. In a realistic business world, he'll rarely win. To successfully refute that sales

manager, the program manager needs to assemble hard evidence. He can only win if he argues that "if we run this sales promo-tion, adding another three units per hour, we could lose 15% of our Time Spent Listen-ing, which based on our present cume, would lower our average-quarter-hour

HELLO AGAIN — Columbia's Neil Diamond (left) stops by to greet WSB/Atlanta Music Director Greg Pocciano (right) during a recent visit. Introducing the two is (center) CBS rep John Fagot.

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Proving its "bite" is really better than its bark, WAAY/Hunts-vile, in conjunction with a local record store, sold customized "Goo Goo Cluster" candy bars to raise money for area YMCA's. Each wrapper also featured $1 discount coupons for record purchasers. Over $1000 was gathered for the project.

So what does this delicious candy bar look like? We'd show you, but . . . we ate it!

share a full point, translating to X number of dollars lost in the long run." The pro-gram manager must understand all of these variables. I myself have gone through countless rounds of such fights, claiming that certain promotions were bad for the station image or interfered with my concept of "pure programming." I eventually realized that I didn't have a very good grasp of sales. Bear in mind that general managers don't just want the programmer to deliver ratings — they want bottom-line profit. Therefore, the program manager and air staff need to better understand what sales is all about.

Closing The Cooperation Gap Here are two examples, one national and

one local, of how the program manager, through knowing sales, can work better with the sales manager to accommodate the GM, without sacrificing his creative in-tegrity: First, let's say McDonald's approaches a

station to renew its $40,000 ad budget. However, to get it the program manager must run the "Contents Of The Big Mac Contest," in which listeners are asked to scream in ten seconds or less the twelve in-gredients of a Big Mac. The sales manager says to the programmer, "We're running it — like it or not." The prize is a free Big Mac, so the idea is putting a listener on the air for 60 seconds to give away a prize worth 99 cents. The programmer says, "Oh, my God, I got killed again," and goes to sulk with the DJ's, bringing down station morale. The contest runs anyway, and pro-bably doesn't affect the ratings, but the morale has been destroyed, and the cooperation gap between programming and sales is widened. The smart program manager, who is

grounded in sales, realizes that not all sales promotions are set in stone. Rather than sulking, the resourceful programmer goes back to the sales manager and says, "Hey, that's a really interesting contest. I'd like to pursue this more. When can I get together with you and the client (or agency) and talk about this? I've got some ideas to make it even better!" Notice the program manager is not say-

ing, "I hate it and I'm going to try to talk him out of it." Suddenly, the sales manager is saying to himself,"Wow — this guy's on my side! He wants to get more business out of this — I can't believe it." The programmer then meets with the

client, and you know what that client really wanted? Just 12 mentions a day — that's all. So instead of running a poor-sounding promotion, the program manager comes up with a prize of 100 Big Macs for the winner and his 99 closest friends. Now the prize is so unusual and extravagant, the station gets TV/newspaper coverage, and the pro-motion becomes large-scale. The local

agency says, "This is great," and takes away budget from other stations to apply to this new contest. The agency also gets a gold star from the national office, the pro-granruner gets his way, and the sales man-ager and GM are happy. The second example, a local idea, gets

back to the point about the PD making sales calls with the sales people: A furniture dealer wants to move

recliners, sofas, etc. The program manager, envisioning an uncreative, bulky ad schedule, offers one of his DJ's to sit in a Lazy-Boy rocker down at the client's store, and via live remote, rock his way to a new Guinness record. The client fantasizes hordes of listeners swarming to his store, ready to purchase marked-up merchandise. Suddenly, he doesn't care about spots. Money becomes no object — he wants that promotion! Then the sales manager, who is also a sharp marketing person, encourages the client to run newspaper ads and TV spots mentioning the event, call letters, and DJ. Now we have the program and sales managers working together, selling com-petitive media to promote themselves. This is the genius of radio and smart marketing in action. In summary, the sales and general

managers need to be sensitive to the pro-grammer's need for good programming. However, the program manager should be committed to get more money for the sta-tion, not just ratings. Not enough program-mers think in these marketing terms. Nine times out of ten, if these three managers all operate in terms of sales, promotions, pro-gramming, and profit, and remain creatively openminded, they can develop very useful solutions to any mangement challenge.

For The Record In a recent column (R&R 4-2), three

radio stations within the Salt Lake ADI, but outside the Arbitron metro, were listed as having a 0.0 12+ share in the fall 1981 Salt Lake Metro ratings. To more accurately represent the facts, the following should be noted: KRLZ was inadvertently listed as

ICLZR, and is a new station without a ratings track record. Also, KEYY and KDOT are both licensed to Provo, and are not specifically targeting the Salt Lake metro.

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Country Closeup KENR/Houston PD Jason Williams is interested in hearing from

anyone with fresh ideas and/or intriguing guests for the station's pion-eering "Radio Magazine Of The Air" format. Still in the infant stage, this short-segment form of programming utilizes both features and music in its approach. WJCK/Rensselaer, IN PD B.J. Odom

would like to institute an album show but is in need of album service from all labels. Call B.J. at (219) 866-4104. WTWR/Detroit will soon become WCXI-

FM when the station switches from CHR to Country in a few weeks (R&R 4-30). The FM, which will take a more contemporary approach than its AM sister station is in need of appropriate album service. Please contact WCXI MD Mark Thomas, Box 1130, Detroit, MI 48235.

Movement Bill Mayne upped to Operations Director

at KVET & KASE/Austin... Lee Logan joins WUSN/Chicago as PD from

KFMK/Houston, re-placing Dan Walker, who steps down to de-vote full-time to his airshift . . . WAJR/ Morgantown's Carl Becker promoted to Operations Director for WAJR & VVVAQ . . . Pamela Fox nam-ed Promotion Direc-tor at KOMA/Okla- Bill Mayne homa City from PD at KWCO & KXXX /Chic-kasha, OK . . . Frank Asbury promoted to MD for.KNIX AM & FM/Phoenix . . . Mkt Brady, formerly of KBBC/Phoenix, joins

KSON/San Diego as MD and afternoon drive jock. . New MD at KUUY/Chey-enne is Jennifer Wilde . . . Bob Dale, from KATK/Carlsbad, NM, replaces Joe Thomas as MD at KBUF/Garden City, KS . . . KCWM/Victoria, TX's new MD is Chris Robbins, formerly of KWMT/Ft. Dodge, IA . . . John Connor joins WJCW/Johnson Ci-ty, TN as MD from WIDD/Elizabethton, TN ... Dan Gresham moves to KLVI/Beau-mont as producer and host of the station's new sports show, "Sportsline 56" . . . New evening personality at WHK/Cleveland is Kris Taylor from WHLO/Akron WQYK/Tampa names Joe Hager as all-nighter, while Allan Brady is upped to the 7-midnight slot . . . Mike Stone leaves KWJJ/Portland to do play-by-play sport-scasting and is replaced by Eddie Ray Bailey in the 6-10am shift . . . Two new staf-fers at WHBF/Rock Island, as Steve Mon-tgomery takes over the all-night position and John Christopher pulls down the 6pm-midnight shift . . . Anna Hansen replaces Byron Ray in the afternoon drive shift at KKAL/Arroyo Grande. Byron remains as an off-the-air PD . . . Ron Christian rejoins KBBQ/Ventura for 1-5pm . . . Former KIKF-FM/Orange, CA PD Steve Thomas joins KHJ/Los Angeles for part-time . . . KSAN/San Francisco adds Myles Cameron for weekends and fill-ins . . WHYL/Car-lisle goes into 24-hour operation and ac-quires the overnight services of Joe Ricci.

AOC Sparks Response Our April 2 article on Album-Oriented Country formats has elicited some inter-

esting response from various programmers around the country who are currently programming album cuts into their formats to varying degrees. The following let-ters are indicative of the numerous ways this can be done: Dew RCA:

Interesting to note the ideas and playlist ideas of the three programmers who we using more album cuts these days We've

been doing it for about two years here in the Panhandle. and having quite a bit ol success

Back dunng the mId.70's. when Chuck Dunaway was programming KAFM in Dallas and KOKE-FM was hitting the progres-

sive country sound in Austin. there were plenty of folks who enjoyed the music of Rusty Wier, Jerry Jell Walker, David Allan

Co., and the like. Most of these listeners, however, soon made their choice to rock and roll or stay with "Mainstream

Country " These artists we still around, though, and we've found that their music is still a big draw for 25-49 men and women

To be blunt. if you don't dance in the Panhandle, you're left out of virtually the only nightlife in the area Most counties are

dry, meaning lust plain bars or clubs are hard to find This means BYOB joints and private parties are about it And the radio

music is what they're listening to

Take for example this music sweep

"Got Lucky Last Night Jerry Jell Walker

"Big Balls In Cowtown' Bob Wills

"Cryin My Heart Out" Ricky Skaggs

"My Favorite Memory" Merle Haggard

"Personally" Karla lionott

Naturally, there is a spot set in there as well But the music itself is mined so that there is enough new product there to keep

our younger demographics happy, while at the same time giving older listeners music that they remember without rocking

their socks oft

It's interesting to read Ted Sohlw's statement that Melissa Manchester and Nell Dlamond-type songs have been drop-

ped We f Liuni.1 that if yuu yet too far awcy from country, you're going to drive listeners away as well

I think that in Country (more than in other formats) it helps to have an area native doing your music rather than keeping such

a close eye on the charts

Stations new to Country formats are sometimes bogging themselves down in too much research, when a simple trip to the

local parties and honkylonks can be a much more successful tool II you're playing Dolly's new song every two hours be-

cause it shows well on national charts. but not noticing the dance floors are full when "So Round, So Firm. So Fully-Packed-

by Ricky Skaggs gets played, then you're hurting yourself And putting those listeners to sleep with "Through The Years" by

Kenny Rogers is going to gain you a lot less in listenership than playing "Saturday Night" by the Eagles. Same tempo—but

different appeal

What works for us here may not work everywhere But so far it has meant 60 and 70 shares for us Our format probably

would not show up at all in Detroit or New Orleans But I think most programmers are missing a good bet if albums aren't inves-

tigated a bit more closely The good product is there We need to use it

I'm always happy to trade ideas Let me know

J. Cralg Glesecke President and Operations Manager

KLSRiMemphls, TX


REM/Friday, May 7, 1982

Academy Winners Announced

For those of you who missed the 17th annual Academy of Country Music "Hat" awards (broadcast live April 29), it should come as no surprise that Alabama remains the hottest group in country, picking up honors for Best Vocal Group, Entertainer Of The Year, and Album Of The Year ("Feels So Right"). During the brief time the foursome was not on stage (!), Merle Haggard and Barbara Mandrell were named Best Male and Female Vocalists, and Ricky Skaggs (confirming your faith in him!), and Juice Newton walked away as Best New Male and Female Vocalists, "Elvira" was voted Best Single Record, and "You're The Reason God Made Oklahoma" copped the Song Of The Year award. Top Vocal Duo was David Frizzell & Shelly West, which turned out to be the second big event in Shelly's life last week, since she had just given birth to her first child earlier in the week. In fact, cohost Dottie West got her first glimpse of her new granddaughter via video tape on the program. For me, the highlight of the program was seeing Rex Allen Sr., & Jr. singing a tribute to "The Last Of The Silver Screen Cowboys," complete with film clips from those memorable days when the only thing a cowboy ever kissed was his horse! And, as long as we're giving out awards, I'd like to nominate Charo as "Most Unusual Presenter Ever Seen On A Country Awards Show." Our sincere congratulations to all the ACM winners!

Programming Highlights Spring Season With the corning of spring (and the accompanying seasonal ratings) many stations are

looking to special forms of programming to "freshen up" their sound or image, as evi-denced by the following: • KZLA/Los Angeles is running a fea-

tured artist series every Saturday after-noon, each week spotlighting a different popular artist's hit tunes. • KIKK-FM/Houston programs total

music evenings, beginning at 8pm Sat-urdays and 7pm Sundays, with no com-mercial interruptions. • KFDI/Wichita instituted a "Fire Call"

series, airing for five minutes every Sun-day night, during which fire department officials discuss various methods of pre-vention and fighting fires in the home as well as related topics. • WGNA /Albany salutes a different

local country act each week on its "North-east Country Salute" feature. These mini-profiles are followed by a phone number, encouraging interested parties to get in touch with that week's spotlighted artist(s). • WILQ/Williamsport features two al-

bums each Wednesday night, selecting some of the best cuts from a current and a brand new album to give listeners a chance to hear before they buy. The sta-tion would appreciate two copies of each album from labels wishing to participate. • WNYR/Rochester debuted a new blue-

grass show on March 21 and is in need of product service. Send to 360 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14604. • WGVM/Greenville's "Music Preview"

every hour features two brand new songs. • WNRS/Ann Arbor broadcasts a one-

hour weeknight program entitled "Coun-try Star Showcase," featuring a top coun-try artist or group each night. The station requests not only album product but also advance information and bios to incorpor-ate into the program. • WHYL/Carlisle, PA highlights bluegrass and "old-time" country every Sunday night from 9pm-midnight and is holding a bluegrass festival to coincide with the new programming.

• WBET & WCAV/Brockton, an Adult Contemporary combo, have begun pro-gramming a country block and are in need of appropriate product. Send to Bill Hess, PD, 60 Main St., Brockton, MA 02403.

Sports & Networks • WMAQ/Chicago is the official outlet for

the 1982 White Sox regular season games, with a play-by-play team consisting of Don Drysdale, Ken Harrelson, Joe McConnell, and Early Wynn.

• WPOC/Baltimore broadcasts "The Orioles Scrapbook" each weekday at 7:15am and 6:40pm. Producer and host Ted Patterson also cover the Orioles' games for the station. WPOC also has ex-clusive area coverage of all the NASCAR Grand National Auto Race broadcasts. . • WWWE/Cleveland began its tenth

year as the flagship station for the Cleve-land Indians Radio Network, which now in-cludes 33 stations in Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York. In addition to broadcasting all the Indians' games, the station will also air related programming segments "View From The Top," "Clubhouse Confidential," "Dugout Interviews," and "Tenth Inning" preceding and following the games. • WCXI/Detroit has been awarded the

exclusive broadcast rights to the first Detroit Grand Prix, June 4-6. • KLAC/Los Angeles joins the ABC

Direction Radio Network. • KCCY/Pueblo and WVOJ/Jack-

sonville became CBS Radio Network affil-iates recently.

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Play It. Don't Think About It! WBGW-FM WCAW WOK() WPOR-AM/FM WNYR WYKR WWVA WPLO KOKE-AM/FM WBEU KLVI KXYL WSOC-FM KHEY WFNC WESC-AM/FM KIKK-FM WOIK-FM WWOD WMC-AM WMPS WOKK WKSJ-FM WLWI-FM WNOE-AM KKYX KRMD-AM/FM KWKH WQYK-FM WCMS-FM WIRK-FM WMAQ WSAI-AM/FM

WH WWWW FM WAXX KFGO WKMF WMT WKKQ AM FM WFMS FM W TL FM WTSO KEBC FM W CL KTTS AM FM W AM FM KFH KV00 KFD AM FM KKA KUZZ KGEM K 2 KEED KMA KRWQ FM K A KNIX-FM KRSY KRA KSOP FM K BQ AM KEEN KMPS AM FM KGA

The Osmond Brothers "I Think About Your Lovin" "

'This record will definitely establish the Osmonds as a country group LEN ANTHONY/WPLO, Atlanta

The Osmonds have come out of the stereotyped mold to find them-selves a new image in country music "

BRADY McGRAW/WOOT, Savannah

"Great production! Great phones! They've musically matured " RHUBARB JONES/WLWI, Montgomery

"You've grown up listening to the Osmonds. They've proven them-selves all along, and now they have a very current sound A great programmable record"

VAN MACK/WOKK, Meridian, Miss

"Pulls super phones! Uptempo, bright sound" J D CANNON/WFMS, Indianapolis

" Pulls immediate phones should not be overlooked! It is country" BILL JONES/WKSJ, Mobile

"A very effective record early, got a fast response All the ranch hands like it"

JIM STRICKLAN/KBRO, Denver

"My first reaction to an Osmonds country record was to pass My second reaction was to listen anyway Third reaction was sounds like a hit, it's an add"

BILL BRADLEY/KU, Denver

"As good as any summertime record I'm playing right now It will be a hit"

KRIS CARPENTER/KDJW, Amarillo

"It is country We are getting excellent reactions - RICK STEWART/KRAK, Sacramento

"One of the most refreshing sounds today in country music One of my most requested records"

RON SCOTT/WJMR, Ridgeland, S.C.

"Hopefully, more programmers will abandon their preconceived notions of the Osmonds and give this just one listen; it's as country as the Kendalls with impressive harmonies straight from gospel Great summertime listening"

'MARK ROBERTSON/WBEU, Beaufort, S C

"An infectuous record" ALAN FURST/WEEP, Pittsburgh

"Great record!! Perfect for our target audience. P S What's Marie's phone number???

DENE HALLAM/WHN, New York

"Only thing better than this record is winning the daily double - CHARLIE COOK/KHJ, Los Angeles

"The Osmonds are country in a big way" JAY PHILLIPS/WMAO, Chicago

"Number one phones since the day it went on What more can I say-r?" LES ACREE/WMC, Memphis

"The freshest sounding record on my stations" JOEL RAAB/WHK, Cleveland

"Who?? Didn't they do Rocky Somethin'? Naw The record's a hit or I wouldn't be playing it"

JOE LADD/KIKK, Houston

"When I saw OSMONDS on the label. I didn't want to listen, but when I did, I couldn't wait to play it -

STEPHANIE PFLUMM/WDAF, Kansas City

"Before I heard the record, I figured it would be one bad apple But I listened and it was puppy love and an add at SAI"

JOHN MARKS/WSAI, Cincinnati

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CRUISING TO JA MAICA - KHAK/Cedar Rapids mid morning personality Liz Cavanaugh recently came up with a promotion guaranteed to cure the winter doldrums . a cruise to

Jamaica. and it only cost $16 per person! Of course, it was to Jamaica, Iowa (population 275), and the "cruise" was via bus rather than boat, but the folks in the above picture certainly

seemed to enjoy the flowered leis, happy hour, pig roast, and dancing to the best one- man band in the area during their Jamaican holiday.

A W HEELING BREAKFAST - Some 8900 listeners were treated to a free breakfast when W WVAIWheeling staff and manage-ment recently whipped up 17,500 pancakes,

872 pounds of sausage, 86 gallons of maple syrup, 100 gallons of orange juice, 200 gallons of milk, 125 gallons of coffee, and 250 pounds

of margarine in preparation for their 6th an nual "Free Breakfast" event Morning man Bud Forte is pictured admonishing the hungry crowd to go easy on the seconds for

fear the station's food bill would equal the national debt!

WILD'S ON A SLIDE - When you broadcast

from snow country, you try to find seasonal promotions that will make the winter slide by a little quic'rer, and WILQ/ Williamsport

certainly did that with its recent "WILQ-Day at the Eaglesmere Toboggan Slide " The event attracted 1700 tobogganers, and sta-

tion staffers (back to front) Doug Hereraleen, Paul Cavanaugh, Ted Bear, and the WILQ

Rooster (that's as close as they could come to an eagle!) joined in the fun by broadcast ing live during the 40mph ride.

THERE'S HOPE FOR W MAQ - When Bob Hope visited W MA WChicago recently, he got more than a tour of the station, as nighttime personality Nancy Turner busses the obviously pleased and surprised entertainer following a guest DJ stint on her show

RAZZY CONCERTS FOR 3WE W WVVE ("Country 11") staged its first concert since convert ing to Country last December by presenting Jerry Reed and Razzy Bailey to its Cleveland audi

once Pictured post-concert are (l-r) "Country 11" morning co-host Rick Marron (aka Orville the Janitor), other morning co-host Ron Maguire, Razzy, afternoon personality Fig Newton, and MD/Operations Assistant Ray Marshall.

WINGING IT IN SA UNAS - Debra Winger,

one of the stars of the film "Cannery Row,' is interviewed by KTO M/Salinas's Johnny

Kansas following the world premiere of the motion picture, held in John Steinbeck's

hometown.

SO M MERS -WEEKENDS" WITH CLARK - WFIL/Philedelphie morning personality Bar

bare Sommers visits backstage with Roy

Clark following his appearance at the Valley

Forge Music Fair during the station's "WEIL Weekend With Roy Clark."

GATLINS GET KPLX WELCO ME - During a recent Dallas appearance, Larry Gat/in and the-)

Gatlin Brothers were welcomed by KPLX's Mac Daniels (far right) and two contest winners, who obviously enjoyed seeing the group in person.

LUBBOCK LU MINARIES - Severe/ times a year KLL ULubbock sponsors a local talent show, the "K UL West Texas Saturday Night Opry " Besides the local talent featured, the latest

show also spotlighted station staffers (I-r) Jeff Hunter, Johnny Walker, Mike Corbin, and Bud-dy Howell as the "KLLL Gang," singing their versions of "Elvira" and "Bobbie Sue." Sure am sorry we missed that one'

THE HOBO AND THE DJ - Sammy Jack-son's "Coffee With" segments on his morn

ing show at KLAC/Los Angeles have become legendary . . . almost as legendary as his re-cent guest Main Street recording artist (and Country's No. 1 hobo) Boxcar Willie.

SUE PO WELL'S AROUND "LOVEABLE" LEE - "Loveable" Lee Lawrick, M D and air per sonality at WHBF/Rock Island, IL, is always looking for a pretty face to brighten up his program. He found one recently when RCA's Sue Powell stopped by for a visit and two-hour on-air chat

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PFEIFER PLAYS GRANNY'S: Capitol artist Diane Pfeifer recently opened for the Smothers Brothers at Granny's Dinner Playhouse in Dallas After the performance Diane was surround-ed by a group of male admirers, including lir) Capitol's Pat King, KLIF MD Danny McDuff KPLX PD Bobby Kraig, KBOX perionality Bobby Dark, and Pfeifer's manager Ted Hacker.

1 LET THEM EAT CAKE — Would you buy a cheesecake from this woman? Two Baltimore businessmen certainly wanted to, as they fought to outbid one another for the luscious chocolate cheesecake homemade by WPOC's MD Trish Hennesseey. Actually, Trish doesn't usually sell her wares on her lunch hour . . . this was a special auction benefitting the March of Dimes, and Trish '5 goodie brought in one of the highest prices for items auctioned by media personalities.

THIS HONEYMOON WAS TAYLOR-MADE — KYNN/Omaha MD Chris Taylor and his new bride Monique celebrated their recent honeymoon in a big way by attending Roy Clark's Las Vegas opening. The newlyweds are pictured with Roy at a press conference held between

shows.

DAVIES DROPS BY 'DOD — During a recent visit to Chattanooga, Gail Davies dropped by the WOOD studios, where she met with FM PD Charlie Champion (left) and AM Program Director Steve Chappell (right).

AOC Sparks Response Continued fro m Page 30

Der RCP One of the things not mentioned In your AOC article is the fact that ills possible to easily use LP cuts heavily when you are

mass appeal At both WatC land WMACI) we screened every album that comes in for possible cuts If we're in a bind in finding good single

produ.1 that meets at needs, we go to the well With local research we are able to play the cut as we would a single, and as it grows in acceptance, put it in its proper ro-

tabon, and then know when to back off We are also about to squeeze in extra cuts from highly accepted artists between their

alISP•k• This method solves sever" problems, especially when there's a bad run of single product, and when single product ship-

ments ere slowed down Album play does not have to mean fringe artists or "off the wall" material Jay Phillips

Music Director

WMADIChicago

Dear R&D:

I read with interest the R&R article on Album Country Formats Our company, Sound Idea Productions, syndicates a 24-hour, album-based format for radio We have had great success with it (for instance, al) KYLO in the Davis/Sacramento.

CA market We feel many more stations will soon be successfully programming album country As the country listener

becomes more sophisticated there is a need for an expended country format The listener, the artists, and the radio stations

all benefit Glenn Davidson

Vice President

Sound Idea Productions

BIFF COLLIE

AIRLINES AD-LIBS: Charlie Daniels's current tour will take him 34,000 miles, playing 75 cities, including the Knoxville World's Fair on July 10 . . . "The Styles Of Country Music" opened last week at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, showcasing Cowboy, Honky-Tonk, Contemporary, Bluegrass, Western Swing, and Cajun categories of country. Mickey Gilley's original mechanical bull is part of that new exhibit . . . Gilley, pictured here with Lee Majors, made his

dramatic debut on Lee's ABC-TV series "The Fall Guy" recently . . . Jeannie Seely brought back her mini-skirt (Time magazine says they're coming back) to the Grand Ole Opry (really!) ... Jim Ed Brown makes a rare appearance with the Little Rock Symphony May 21 to benefit the Arkansas Children's Hospital ... Johnny Paycheck, perhaps the second-most controversial figure in today's coun-try music, was a protege and front-man for the first-most publicized country star cur-rently, George Jones . . . You're in trouble when your hometown cancels a "Homecoming Day" planned for you because of lack of interest! . . . Jim Ed Brown shot the pilot for "1-40 Paradise," a daily situation comedy for cable TV . . . NO, NO, NO! Grandpa Jones will not buy a new race car. His quail-huntin' buddy, racedriver Cale Yarbrough, will take care of those, Grandpa says . .. Shelly West and Allen Frizzell announced the birth of their 7 pound, 2 ounce daughter Tess Marie on April 27 ... Conway Twitty and the Gatlin Bros. are two of the principals in the purchase of Ambassador Travel, one of Nashville's largest travel firms ... Remember Autry Inman? The controver-sial songwriter/record company executive had a severe heart attack and underwent extensive open heart surgery. At last word, Autry remained in serious condition ... Joe Garagiola, Conway Witty, and American League President Lee McPhail join the celebrities on the dais at the George Steinbrenner roast in Nashville May 13. Proceeds go to the Lions Cornea Processing Laboratory at Vanderbilt University in Nashville . .. Jerry Reed, currently recommitting himself to his recording career through a nationwide promotion tour, will also be seen as host of a two-hour TV special, "Texas and Ten-nessee— A Musical Affair." The special, distributed for syndication by Multimedia Program Productions, and traces the roots of country music, airs this month. UPDATE: Ed Bruce's role in "Bret

Maverick" ran out, as did the series. Though reports showed not an unhealthy ratings picture, it won't be renewed . . . Gerald Murray, recently deposed (or retired) manager of George Jones, was quoted as saying he saw too many similarities between his former client and the self-destructive spirit which plagued the life and career of Hank Williams

Kenny Rogers, the Gatlin Bros. and comic Lonnie Shorr grossed $357,435 in two shows in Richmond. Two nights later, in Knox-ville, they grossed another $200,000 (before the fair started) . . . P.S. George Jones missed his first date following his hospitalization. Harold Shedd, producer of Alabama, is building a plush new recor-ding studio/office complex on Music Row (what's the matter with the Music Mill, where you've cut all the Alabama hits, Harold?) ... While mixing the final master for pressing of his new record, Ronnie Milsap called WJRB/Nashville PD Don Keith and asked if he would mind playing the song on the air so Milsap and his engineer could see how the mix would sound on AM radio. That was its first time on the air . . Amateur songwriters take note! The fifth annual Kentucky Fried Chicken Country Songwriting Contest is looking for your material. Once again Brenda Lee will record the winners' (two will be chosen) songs for a special 45, which will be distributed to Country sta-

tions nationwide. Brenda is shown here with one of last year's winners, Bill Price of Newark, OH, whose song "A Good Love Don't Come That Easy" she chose for her latest album. To enter, send a cassette of the song, along with a lyric sheet and a statement that the work is original to a local participating radio station or directly to KFC Country Music Songwriting Con-test, P.O. Box 1014, Tinley Park, IL 60477. All entries must be postmarked by July 2. INCARNATION: George Jones's recent

arrests in Mississippi remind us of a number of country stars who've spent time behind bars: Johnny Paycheck did three years of an 18-year sentence for assault ... Merle Haggard did hard time for burglary in San Quentin Prison . . . Johnny Rodriquez took the rap for his buddies and spent time in the county jail in Sabina!, TX. after they assumed ownership of a couple of goats to have a meal in the park . . . Johnny Cash did a number of "one-!lighters" in local jails for doing pills and booze . . . David Allan Coe is a veteran of the Ohio State prison system . . . Freddy Fender spent three years in a Louisiana prison after a marijuana bust in 1960. Who else? Know Billy Browder? or Bryan Stacey?

lie is now known as T.G. Sheppard.

Coors Country News CONGRATULATES ACM "HAT" WINNERS:

Alabama • Ricky Skaggs • Juice Newton • Merle Haggard • The Oak Ridge Boys, all

previous guests on our show!

Call Pete Howard or Kirt Daniels (213)392-8743 228 Main Si, Suite R Venice, CA. 90291

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OFFICE LOVE — Johnston/CBS recording artist Susan Lynch pulled double duty lately when she was recruited for some "Office Love" while visiting WMMR/Philadelphia in promotion of her album. Pictured (I-r) are station's Biff Kennedy and John Bloodwelt Lynch, and WMMR's Pierre Robert

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EGG-CITING CONTEST — WGRO/Buffalo invited listeners to send a raw Easter egg decorated rock & roll style to the station. The eggs had to ar-rive in the mail unbroken to qualify for the contest. Judged by the morning team. The most creatively-decorated egg won its artist a $1000 stereo system.

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WAITRESSING ON TV — PolyGram/Ze's Waitresses wrote the theme song and appeared in the pilot for a new TV series called "Square Pegs." Also appearing in the pilot episode was KNAC/Long Beach jock Dick Sheppard, typecast as a DJ. Pictured itr) are group's Billy Ficca, Patty Donahue, Chris Butler and Dan Klayman, Sheppard, band members Mars Williams and Tracy Wormworth.

Rfs II/Friday. May 7, 1982

C ALENDAR

BRAD MESSER

Little Spaceship Newsroom Revisited

Several times during the past year I've mentioned the construction and finally the use of a state-of-the-art "little space-ship" newsroom at my station, where carts have been replaced by remoted cassettes, cart labels outmoded by CRT screens, and the old reliable razor blade replaced by electronic editing. Great equipment in a carefully-planned physical setup.

It has often been said, however, that one should be careful about one's wishes. Now that mine finally has come true after 21 years in radio news, I find the pursuit of the dream may have been more fun than the realization.

I raise the subject because nearly all of us go through some or all of our careers secretly or openly complaining about the equipment. Now that I've miraculously broken through to the land of realized dreams I want to report back to you poor creatures who are still stuck with mundane problems like being out of cart labels.

Yes, having spectacular equipment in a great newsroom is wonderful. But it ain't quite as hot as I thought it would be. Is anything ever?

When we have lightning, the computer loses its little mind and sits babbling to itself uselessly. If we hit a wrong key during a live newscast, we wipe out access to all the actualities we'd planned to use. The highly-vaunted super caseette machines we bought seem to be revealing some potentially-fatal circuitry and mechanical glitches, and the company that made' 'em (Eumig) has gone belly-up.

That's an interim report from Paradise. Not as spectacular as the travel posters indicated. Enjoy your old-fashioned (reliable) carts and those outmoded (reliable) cart labels while they last. There are unforeseen perils over here in The Future.

Tom Lipton: Tea and Painted Pigs MONDAY, MAY 10: Thomas Lipton (born this date 1850) was one of the first product promoters to effectively

use advertising. When he was 26 he started a chain of shops in Scotland and promoted the first one by having painted pigs driven through the streets of Glasgow carrying the message "I'm Going To Liptons" He also pioneered Before-and-After

cartoons, showing scrawny-looking people entering his shop and well-fed healthy folks coming out. In three years Lipton was a millionaire. In ten years he had 300 shops. We know Lipton's name primarily because he purchased several tea (and coffee) plantations around the world and expanded into the American market.

Frederick Austerlitz is 83. We know him as Fred Astaire. Nancy Walker is 61. The real Johnny Appleseed, John Chapman, was born on this date in 1774.

Big Light Bounces Off Moon TUESDAY, MAY 11: Some scientists beamed a powerful burst of laser light toward the moon twenty years ago

this week, and successfully detected its reflection. The man who pushed the button in 1962, MIT Professor Louis Smullin, says, "Like a lot of things in science, we did it because it seemed like it was fun." Lasers now measure distances on Earth and in near-space with great accuracy, and can detect "moon wobble" and other tiny variations in distance.

Phil Silvers is 70. Others born on May 11 have included artist Salvador Dali, and composer Israel Baline, known by his adopted name Irving Berlin.

"Nice Girls "Didn't" WEDNESDAY, MAY 12: Florence Nightingale was born in Florence, Italy on this date in 1820. When she

got into nursing about a century ago it was a minor scandal; prostitutes often went into that line of work but "nice girls" didn't, says Nancy Perrin of the American Academy of Nursing. "She was quoted as saying the medical profession thought the only qualifications for nurses should be loyalty and obedience, and she felt those were fine attributes for a dog or horse, but a nurse should require something in addition to that, specifically education." Nightingale improved hospital and home medical care through education, and became known as "the mother of modern nursing.

Howard K. Smith is 68. Lawrence Peter "Yogi" Berra is 57. Burt Bacharach is 53. George Carlin is 45 and Steve Winwood hits 34.

Anything Good About Hailstorms? THURSDAY, MAY 13: One of the world's rare killer hailstorms struck the Lubbock, TK, area on this date in

1930. Crops and small animals were beaten to death, and so was a farmer trying to run from his field to shelter. A couple of years ago a child was struck and killed by a hailstone in Colorado. The largest chunk of hail on record was about the size and weight of a 2-pound can of coffee. What's good about hail? "It provides moisture and melts slowly," says Nancy Knight of the University Ass'n. for Atmospheric Research. "Hail doesn't evaporate as fast as rain and doesn't run off and cause floods."

The world's oldest autonomous air force, the Royal Air Force of Great Britain, is 70 today. Stevland "Stevie Wonder" was born 31 years ago today in Saginaw. MI. Beatrice Arthur is 56.

Human Body Temp Was To Be 100 FRIDAY, MAY 14: The man who invented the common household thermometer, Gabriel Fahrenheit, made a

mistake we're still stuck with almost 300 years later. Michael Baum of the National Bureau of Standards says, "Fahrenheit originally intended 100 degrees to be the average human body temperature," but technology wasn't sufficient in the 1700's and "in later copies of the thermometer human body temperature turned out to be 98.6 instead of the hundred that was originally planned." Fahrenheit was born on this date in 1686, and invented the mercury thermometer when he was 28.

Tomorrow Eddy Arnold will be 64. Richard Avedon hits 59 and Trini Lopez will be 45. On Sunday Henry Fonda will be 77, and Billy Martin will be 54.

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WANM PD Honored • Program Director Joe Bullard of WANM /Tallahassee had his own day on the 16th of April 1982, as proclaimed by the Mayor. Mr. Bullard has been so active in the community that they decided to let him know just how much his positive ac-tions have been ap iW L preciated by all. A committee was form-ed and the event plan-ned. The main speaker of the night Joe Bullard

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down by new addition Debbe Parker, formerly of WIGO/Atlanta and WTMP/Tampa Bay. Afternoons belong to

Jackie Johnson, who has made her presence felt in the Pittsburgh market by taking over the 18-34 audience 2-6pm with an 11+ share. WAMO management thinks this duo is the only one of its kind in the country — I guess it is unless you include radio stations that have all-female staffs.

'Black Radio Exclusive (BRE) will be holding its annual conference in Los Angeles this week May 6-9 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. "Positive Moves" is the theme of conference '82, which hopes to br-ing together radio and recording industry officials who have the mutual goal of solidi-fying and advancing the institution of Black radio. This year's keynote speaker will be the Reverend Jesse Jackson of PUSH.

•XHRM/San Diego has a familiar face around the control room once again. Pro-gram Director Duff Linsey informed us of the return of former PD Gary O'Neal to do the morning drive spot 6-10am. O'Neal was the first programmer to undertake the sta-tion's now successful Urban format.

•For record company promotion persons and local retailers in the Chicago area, %MINX/Chicago has announced a music line that can be called at any time to find out what's being played on their station. Program Director Lee Michaels says the information will be available early in the week. Tuesday is the day but sometimes you may be able to get the music playlist on Monday nights if all music decisions have been made for the week. The number is

(312) 848-6328.

•KISS-FM(WRKS)/New York had a suc-cessful walk-a-thon in New York City with over 36,000 people registering to make the 30-kilometer walk. KISS-FM once again was the official radio station on "WalkAmerica '82." The March of Dimes has been putting on drives against birth defects for years, and it's good to know that broadcasters still get involved for wor-thwhile causes. The walk route was from Central Park through the streets of Manhat-tan down to Battery Park and back to the bandshell in Central Park.

'Maurice and Verdine White of ARC/Columbia Records' Earth, Wind &

BACKSTAGE IN WASHINGTON WITH WEBB — WEBB/Baltimore air personality Randy Dennis went backstage to say hello to RCA recording artist Evelyn King at Washington's Warner Theatre Also backstage were fellow RCA artists Wax, and the Four Tops' Levi Stubbs Pictured (l-r) are WEBB's Dennis, Stubbs, Wax's Chan Clagget, King, and Bernie Melton and Joe Lat-

tisaw of Wax, whose home base Is Washington, DC

AJC Honors

Black Broadcaster The American Jewish Committee

has chosen James N. Wade,

founder and President of Wade

Telecommunications, Ltd. and

Wade Broadcasting, Inc. to receive

its Human Relations Award in

recognition of his exceptional profes-

sional achievements and distinguish-

ed leadership in organizations serv-ing educational, civic and

humanitarian objectives. Mr Wade has built an impressive record of

success in his public and corporate life, serving

in key government positions including

Secretary of Ad-

ministration for Penn-

sylvania, aiding in

many humanitarian

causes, and running

WSSJ/Camden, NJ. R & R congratulates

Mr. Wade on being

honored by the

American Jewish

Committee. The

testimonial dinner- James N. Wade

dance will be held June 9, 1982 at the

Franklin Plaza Hotel in Philadelphia

Fire, helped raise over $2000 as auctioneers at a celebrity auction in Los Angeles to benefit the Jenessee Center for Battered Women and Children. This event also celebrated the first anniversary of the Jenessee Center, which is supported by the National Black United Fund/Brotherhood Crusade, on which Maurice and Verdine serve as Board Members. Jenessee is

Xt, • dedicated to helping battered women and their children build new lives for themselves. Located in the South Central L.A. area, the Center's services include a 24-hour hotline, individual and group counseling, and emergency shelter. Donations ran the gamut from Playboy

mogul Hugh Hefner's pipe to singer-actress Bette Midler's shoes from her "Divine Madness" film. Other donations included autographed items — frisbees from Kenny Rogers, an LP from Henry Mancini, and a script from Norman Lear. Pictured here is Verdine White signing an autograph for a

fan at the Red Sea Restaurant where the auction took place.

•Program Director Robyn Holden of WOL/Washington, DC asked us to pass along some information about the station's forthcoming "Contemporary Adult Music Festival '82." The festival will be held in the month of July; Washington's famous Carter Barron Amphitheater with a seating capacity of 4000 will be the site of this event. Robyn has asked that if any music industry personnel are interested in showcasing an established or up-and-coming act, to please get in touch with her at WOL. All technical back-up for this event is being paid for by WOL.

RCA's Williams

Honored As Achiever Hilda Williams, Manager Black Mu-

sic A&R Administration at RCA Rec-

ords, was named "Black Achiever in

Industry" by her company and hon-

ored in the 12th annual "National

Salute To Black Achievers" recently

held by the YMCA of Greater New

York. The YMCA program annually

recognizes and salutes outstanding

career performances by minority

persons in supervisory, managerial,

or professional positions in business

and industry.

Ms. Williams joined RCA in November,

1973 as an Executive Secretary. She went on

to work in A&R, in R&B Promotion, Merchan-

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black artists and the Black Music Marketing

staff. In May 1981, Ms Williams was pro-

moted to her current position. She is present-

ly attending Hunter Colleae/NYC where she's

working toward a degree in Mass Communica-tions Ms. Williams is listed in Who's Who

Among Black Americans 1980-81.

•WEA and WZAK/Cleveland informed us of a successful promotion they just com-pleted. Here's how it worked: the promo-tion was geared around the vocal group Sister Sledge, Sisters Chicken & Biscuits restaurants, 16 local record retailers, and WZAK. Each of the 16 participating record dealers held their own in-store drawings for an $18 family reunion dinner at one of the Sisters restaurants. In addition, WZAK gave away more than 270 2-piece chicken snacks at the restaurants to contest-winning listeners. The entry blanks available at Sisters Restaurants and par-ticipating record stores featured a dollar-off coupon for the latest Sister Sledge LP "The Sister." The record dealers also used 50-cent discount coupons redeemable at the Sisters restaurants as bag stuffers. WZAK's promos supported the contest by telling its listeners that Sister Sledge wanted to help feed their "Guy" at Sisters Chicken &

Biscuits. WZAK-93 FM also announced the addition

of former Cleveland Indians great Jim "Mudcat" Grant to its staff as a commen-tator. Mr. Grant will be doing a show called "Tribe Talk," where he'll be commenting on the Indians baseball team on and off the field. I'd say 93-FM is trying to make its move!

•Program Director Ron Olsen of WHRK/Memphis announced a change in his music department this week. Olsen named morning personality Jimmy Smith to the position of Music Director, replacing Robert V., who will be returning to the air-waves doing the 10pm-2am show. Smith was Music Director during his time at KOKY /Little Rock before going to WHRK doing the morning shift

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Ellis And Wright Honored

Chrysalis Co Chairmen Terry Ellis and Chris Wright were the honorees at the annual T J. Martell Memorial Dinner

to support leukemia research. Pictured (10 are Ellis; Chrysalis artist Pat Benater, who sang the National Anthem at the festivities; Chrysalis UK artist Leo Sayer, who did the same for the British anthem equivalent; and Wright

Quincy Wins City Of Hope Award

Quincy Jones was proclaimed the recipient of the City of Hope's annual "Spirit Of Life Award" at a music in dustry dinner. Jones will be formally honored July 15 at the music industry's official night for City of Hope Pic tured at the announcement dinner are lir) Alfa President and general dinner Chairman Bob Feed, Jones, author

Alex Haley, E/A Vice Chairman and President of Music Industry for City Of Hope Mel Posner, and Johette Music VP Jay Lo wy.

Polygram 's "Junior" Partner

Mercury/Pnlygram artist Junior left his native Britain for an American promotional visit and stopped by

Polygram 's New York headquarters. Pictured (14 are Polygram VP Eileen Garrish, unidentified, Polygram VP Tcmm, Young, company's Dan Young, Sr. VP's Jack Kiernan and Bill Haywood, Junior Giscombe, Polygram President Guenter Hensler, label's Bill Cataldo ion floor), Sr. VP Chip Taylor, and label's Luther Terry.

Epic Celebrates With Skaggs

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Distributed,by Warner Bros. Records CBS Nashville held a party for Epic's Ricky Skaggs recently. Pictured ltrl are CBS's Rich Schwan, manager Chip Peay, Skaggs, CBS VP Roy Wunsch, CBS's Jim Kemp, and CBS VP Joe Casey.

RE A/Friday, May 7, 1982

THE PICTURE PAGES Sheena Visits Detroit

EMI America's Sheena Easton, preparing for her first American tour, was guest of honor at a reception in Detroit

Pictured (1-r) are the Capitol Group's Jack Reynolds, Ronnie Rogers of the Angott's chain, Easton, Handelman's

Don Handelman, and EMI/Liberty VP Dick Williams.

Di Meola Renews Columbia Pact

Al Di Meola has been re-signed by Columbia Pictured at the ceremony are (It seated) manager Philip Roberge and Di Meola, (ir standing) attorney Peter Schukat, CBS Records Group Pros Dick Asher, Columbia Sr. VP/G M Al Teller,

and CBS's Gary Casson.

Lorber Lauded In New York

WB's Rod Stewart is pictured expressing his glee at receiving Canadian double platinum, platinum, and gold awards for various albums and

singles. Amused at Stewart's attempt to look Canadian are (left) WEA Ex ecutive VP Ross Reynolds and (right) WEA Canada's Roger Desjardins.

Arista 's Jeff Lorber played the Bottom Line in New York, and met with Arista executives at the club's bar between sets Pictured (In) are Arista's Rick Bisceglia, Lorber, Arista's Jeff Backer, label VP Mike Bone, and Lorber's sax

player Kenny Gorelick

Distracting The Warehouse

Johnny Koonce, lead singer of A& M's Johnny El the Distractions, visited Denver's Sound Warehouse recently. Pic

tuned ri are Koonce, chains Terri Dugan, Branch Manager Gus White Montt RCA/A& M's Len Rokoar, chain's Gary

Patton, and Aft M's Dick Markle.

Rod Drains Canada Dry Of Platinum

Allison Musician Lands

Jazz/blues singer/composer Mose Allison, whose songs have been covered by the Who and the Yardbirds among many others, has signed with Elektra/Musician Records. His first album for the label is due in late May. Pic

tured with Allison (right) is Elektra/Musician President Bruce Lundvall

Mirus "Exercises Option" On Scandiff

Minis Music has signed Jayney Scandiff, with an Aerobic Lifestyle"' exer

cise album due on the company's Our Gang Entertainment subsidiary Pic

tured flare Minis VP/G M Ron lafornaro, Scandiff end Minis President Ron

Schafer

CBS Distributes Houston Connection

CBS Records has entered into a distribution agreement with the Houston Connection Recording Corp, headed by Harvey Lynch and Jim Stewart Ar

fist signings are forthcoming Pictured (I r top) are CBS VP Chip DeNigris Houston Connection's Annie Leesseer, Houston Connection Exec. VP

Carolyn Jackson, and CBS's Jon Binge; (1r) Houston Connection President Jim Stewart Houston Connection Chairmen Harvey Lynch, and CBS Sr

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Riverside/San Bernardino adult CHR FM looking for natural sounding, mature announcers with team spirit TErR Steve O'Neil, KGGI. Box 1290. San Bernardino, CA 92402 EOE M/F (5.7)

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Aggressive station•seeking experienced announcer vvith production skills. Good bucks for right person TErR to Fantasy. 337 W 12th Ave, Anchorage. AK 99601 EOE 14231

Positions Sought PO of A merica's 41 college rocker available June let. e yrs experience, seeking mediu m/me w market DJ or PD position KEITH (814) 2267112. 15-71

Available NO W: Experienced AOR/CHR lock Former Assistant PD 6 MD. Prefer West. Cell BOBBY 18061 792-4830 or (806) 746.3129.15-71

Positions Sought Morning specialist. 7 years experience. LIAR. and Isis1 ii ii- talk Very cor.ve nc,i.. .inI. opirvoneted, quick

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Sportscaster with ambitious plane. Wreathe, en thumbnut, experienced DOUG 14191 9242931 15.71

Air talent available. Hard vomiting, reedy to work at anytime A A /Media Technology. Currently employed part time Looking for full time DANIEL 15171 4861671 15 71

Looking for find lob. Professionally trained as jock. Can do CAN. M OR. News, Sports JOE HOOK 1312) 696 5666 16 71

Looking for me? Here I am. complete with second phone Et 12 yrs experience. Call (901) 31183629. Ask for BRETT ()utility guaranteed. (6 7)

Looking for • night person? You found one. Evenings, overnight AOR, CHR. 7 yr. vet. Call KC (206) 8763360, 1-3pm, 0-midnight, CST (671

Hard worldng, experienced announcer seeking part-time air shift in LA or N.Y C area. Experienced Urban

Contemporary. CHR formats. (212) 9930276 or 12131 7048948 (5 7)

The beloved JA MES FRANCIS PATRICK O'NEILL

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This PD work, harder than your present one. Cincin-naas JAN McKAY. M.A /Research, PO/ MD, on air, CHR, A/C, AOR 15131 894-0333. 15-71

If you're looking fore CHR PD/air personality give me a call. 10 yrs. experience programming/DJ. Now doing morning drive. 17031 3730718.(5-7)

A M drive personality. Friendly, entertaining, infor-mative. More then 12 yrs experience in markets from small to the 5th largest. Currently A/C in West. 19161 447-0690.15-71

Morning drive personality. 10 yr CHR pro. Looking for large market, morning or afternoon slot. Give me a call Proven winner. 18011224-8401. 1671

Fe male, 3 yrs. experience in large market. Rock, Oldies, Country, Big Bands Seeking full-ti me employ-ment. 15 Doben Court, Troy, NY 12180. 15-71

Morning personality with 16 yrs. experience. Medium market PD/ MD Country, Rock, M OR. Outstanding

B B M's. M ARK TAYLOR (416) 735-8418 Call NO W)

M ARK McGREGOR. Experie nced in all formats. Ex-cellent ratings, naturni talent All response greatty ap-preciated 12081 384-5849 or 12081 343-4600.

Black, Talk Sho w host with strong radio skills (copywriting, production, etc.) hu morous, identities with

audience, community participant. Crossover appeal. WILLARD A. W O MACK (413) 532-7079 or (413) 533-7811.(5-7)

Young jock not looking for money lust a chance. Prefer small AOR station in CA. Very enthusiastic 6 will

give 110% TI M 1714) 296-5621 or 17141 571-5610. 15-71

Looking for Country or A/C Operations or PD position in medium/ major market. Top results Et references Call RON 1314) 4274485 (57)

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Currently at Austin's KOKE -F M, 2 yrs. part-ti me with a winning station Looking for full-time challenge. A/C, CHR or Country MIKE (512) 472-1629.

Country Progra m mers: TI M SMITH wants to move to small or medium market Preferably MN or WI Cell (608)

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Looking to relocate to Sunbelt or West coast. AOR or A/C 1 yr. experience. Air talent/production . Cell BARRY

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Experienced Sports Director seeks college football and basketball P-B-P position in medium to major market Contact PAT FOSS (612) 251-1450. (5-7)

Enthusias m friendliness, confidence, adaptability. Small market M D/DJ looking for mediu m-rnaior market airshrft. Prefer OK, consider anywhere. BRIAN 19181 756-0919. 15- 71

Mid west only, PD with 18 years of experience. wishes to move beck, any size market. CHR/AOR or con-temporary Country DON W OODS 13031 249-2150.15-71

Talented, aggressive jock learning about cleaning house' Heipl Getting marred in 3 mos. Available im-mediately for NY/Tn-State. TOv113171 364-0481 or (212) 9643666 15-71

To be announced: MICHAEL TURNER, 23. 5 yrs. radio, college, commercial Et club experience . WO work all for-mats, will relocate. 12131 752-2336. 15.71

le yr. mediu m/ major market veteran. Excellent ratings. Creative, personable delivery seeking major market

move. Call DAVE (715) 634-8567, from 8-12 midnight. 1571

Energetic, well trained announcer seeking to move to medium market Creative, steady, career oriented 3 yrs experience JI M MY (715) 634-8657, before noon or after 7pm 15.71

Who eye know wants award winning production, copywriting, promotion 6 a/c Country. CHR true air per-sonality? J.B. GILLES (414) 4624796.1671

Positions Sought A M drive personality with good ratings seeks slot

with CHR or AOR Preferably mouse y diva and/or M O position LEE GORDON 1/131 1750883 16 71

Major market air personality KMJ M/St Louis, seriously looking 6 yrs experience Urban Contern

purer's. CHR KIISF M 6 KUTE102/Los Angeles. KORK 6 KLAV/Les Veg as M ARK 1314) 361 0966 (6-7)

Seeking CHR sir position, also have M D background For merly KGGI/Revereeds, CA Call KEN McKAY 1714)

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MIKE M OSS. 3 yrs experience Looking for move se

ruck tar M D oleo in Black or Urban for mat Call me 17041 866 7166 lb 71

Maio, announcer, ne w, aggressive, so me experience in writing 6 production, seeks start in San Diego or

Orange counties. PHIL 17141483-4264 1671

▪ yr. pro, outstanding production, B.A Air shift, pro duction, or operations Manage ment experience.

BRYAN ST. PETERS, 6412 lronberk Lane, Lae Vegas, NV 89107.17021 870.2420. 16-71

Experienced PD Er Assistant PD looking for big get/brighter market to use their already proven A/C skills Willing to relocate. GARY (317) 362-9074, BILL (317) 3313 7786 15-7)

HINCKLEY is Insane b will seasesinets competition. 3 yrs Country M D/DJ looking to do hockey P B P Have

college experience. DAVE (309) 342-4436, 13091 342-6131.1671

Its time you got what's coming to you, in full or part-time. Experience DJ/Newscaster/Production/Copywriter, currently broadcast instructor. Available for NYC metro. BARRY RAINES (212) 221 3704. (5-7)

Winning mediu m market ND with top-notch professional skills and outstand-ing track record/references seeks return to big city life immediately. Present employer knows I am looking. Let's talk about what I can do for you! Prefer Northeast metro-corridor. Call (219) 483-5505 and leave message. (5-21) •

W AYNE M AIN Ne ws man with winning edge. Ag-gressive, solid writer with strong delivery. Small or

medium market. B.S./Journalism. 1301) 47 3-8660.(67)

10 yrs. experience in radio. First phone. Looking for A/C

or CHR station. Prefer Southwest. Announcer and/or An-nouncer/sales position acceptable. Call RICKY (201) 9924881.(430)

DJ, M D with 4% yrs. experience in smell markets. In-terested in working in established small market station. Will consider all opportunities. Call STEVE 1918) 749-3649. (4-30)

Mediu m market fe male pro • your frequency . the winning combination Winning combination: 12171 243-6680. 14-301

RICH ERICKSON, KJR, KAYO, KTLK, looking for ma-

jor/medium market air shift. Call 13091 755-7946.(4-30)

Exciting CHR night personality is looking. Available NJ 6 surrounding states, also FL. 5 yrs experien ce

welcomes all markets. Call (201) 3648863.14-301

$ $ $ $ $ SALARY BACK $ $ $ $ $ $ If not completely satisfied with the ratings and revenue $ this moss oppeol morning concept generates Cur rently succeeding through community involvement. colized humor, credibility, and no ego problems This

$ product, major market tested. Is available if you meet a • criteria for winning (609)397-8318 (offer good

$ in the US and Canada)

$$$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $$$ $ $ $ Talented CHR/Top track progra m mer available. I've worked with Doubleday. MaInte Er others. 8 yrs. ex-

cenence. Degree. Stable family man 1313) 334-4487. 14-301

Former radio station owner. PD. DJ. Bales Manager looking for PO/DJ/ Management position -- a new challenge. 10 yrs. experience. RICHARD KAUF MAN 12011 992-4881.14301

8 yr. pro. Excellent ratings Er ref erefices. For merly KROK, KI MP. KSET. Ready to leave the market. For a good time call WEIRD BROTHER JERRY 19151 5982663.14301

I would like to help you grow. Call MIKE at 16181 654-7293 or 1314) 781 3195 14-301

Experienced small market Country personality ready to move on to right medium market Country station in up per Midwest Country a must comfortable at night. TI M SMITH, Box 436, Sparta, WI, 1608/ 2E19-7601.14-30)

AL TAYLOR IAL-T-1 now part-time Y104 seeks full time W.PA or S.CA, AOR or CHR, air or production 1412) 273-5686.14-301

The satellite is coming b I'm going. ((SON, San Diego's GREG ED WARDS is looking. PO/ MO experience. All offers considered. 17141 464-5670.14-301

STEVE SU M MERS, recently MD/afternoons at W DR-0./Detrort If you're looking for the right person . I'm looking for the CHR challenge. 131314747097. 14-301

GARY VAN. 26 yr. veteran. Recently O M, A/C, W NDRANNTOISyracuse Available for medium market OM, small market GM poeition. Ca111311516132-7463.14-301

Positions Sought W OODY FLOE, for merly of WPPR b PRO-F M, per sonekty type rick looking for awns. Character vete* 0 medium to large market only. WI reloonts. 1014 23141282 (430)

Cont• mporery Country talent with W BOC-F M/Charione. looking for station that wants to imprtais ratings Er overall mound Call JI M W ALL 17041 3064771.

JI M MICH AELS. CHR evening personality WTVYR/Cletrort clumped for Country. Fortner midday. W NIC/Detron, availed* nowl Let's talk 1313/ 3742031 14 301

Avslioblw Immedletwly due to ~Ion to me, chines at W 00€/Rich mond, VA 03041 355-i 791 BOO CAMP. BELL, Afternoon drive, excellent production. M e 368-41015 LEE ED WARDS, rreddsys 18041 355417e2, 14 301

Young, talented, professional, current-ly M D and afternoon drive for small AL A/C market. Experienced in A/C, Country, CHR and even AOR. From OH looking to move back or near! Strong in production, copywriting, news/sports, writing/casting can do all! Call MIKE RING for TE/R at (205) 675-3377 before 1pm CST. Hurry ready to move no w! (5-21) •

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R O N AL D S H O Q UI STpons KYKI/Portiend, OR sales staff, from KXL FM/Poreand, OR where he was art Account Executive

G A R Y " G. E." M ALL O W joins NE WS 15/Portland, OR from KWIP/Dellas, OR

J O DI M U SELI N ic)ine the WCULSkokie, IL males team from W USN

KEVIN McCARTHY appointed Soles Manager of 97F M/Houston, TX

MIKE B R A D Yporwa ((SON/San Diego, CA as M D 6 afternoon drive lock. from KBBCJPhoenix, AZ.

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STEVE HOFF MAN appointed Catalog Research Er Develop ment Coordinator for MCA Records

H A R OL D FEI N appointed Marketing Moneys., Eastern Region, CBS Masterworks

KEN BAU MSTEIN named Manager of Product Management for RCA Records

Miscellaneous Single and LP service needed from ell labels, Contact

Billy DuBoee, WSOCi, Box 888, West Columbia, SC 29189 or 18031 798-9080 15-71

Ne w FM CHR In coastal New Ha mpshire needs record service from all labels Send to Scott MacKay,

WERC, Box 1640, Exeter, NH 03833.160317724757 1671

W AR M/Scranton. N.E. PA's feeding A/C 1-tee new PD/ MD. Looking to reestablish old record company con

tacts and make new ones Call Steve St John 17171 822-6161 15-71

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THE PICTURE PAGES Sammy Runs Through Los Angeles

Geffen 's Sammy Hagar played the Sports Arena in L.A. recently, and was welcomed backstage by executives of

the label. Pictured (I-r) are label founder David Geffen, Geffen President Ed Rosenblatt, Hagar, and producer Keith

Olsen.

Hooked At The Country Club

Casablanca's Dr. Hook played the Country Club in Los Angeles, and were met backstage by a large complement of Polygram executives. Pictured (I-r) are Polygram VP John Stainze, Polygram's Jeff Laufer and Cynthia Cox, Polygram President Guenter Hensler, group's Dennis Locorriere, Polygram VP Russ Regan, group's Ray Sawyer, Polygram Distribution's Kenny Hamlin, Polygram VP's Art Dalhuesen and Emiel Petrone, and Polygram District

VP Bill Follett.

MCA Distributes Producers Group

p. Max Youngstein, former President of UA Records, will serve as Chairman of newly formed label Producers Group

Ltd., with longtime Country notable Cliffie Stone and singer Mel Terme on the executive roster along with co-founders Dale Sheets, Norman Schwartz', and Mark Sindeband. The company will be distributed by M CA

Distributing Co. Pictured lir) at the signing are Producers Group VP Cliffie Stone, MCA 's Bonnie Greenberg, MCA

Dist President Al Bergamo, Producers Group COO Norman Schwartz, Youngstein, Producers Group's Suzanne Schwartz, Producers Group President Dale Sheets, MCA Dist VP John Burns, and MCA Dist Exec. VP Sam

Passameno.

Doug Et Slugs Mug Plug

McCartney Tugs CBS Heartstrings

Paul and Linda McCartney stopped by CBS headquarters in New York to

commemorate his single "Ebony & Ivory" and the release of his "Tug Of

War" album. Pictured (l-r) are Linda McCartney, CBS Records Group Presi-dent Walter Yetnikoff, Paul McCartney, and CBS Records Group Deputy

President Dick Asher.

Ozzy's Platinum Twins

Jet artist Ozzy Osbou me received platinum plaques for both his solo albums after a Madison Square Garden performance. Pictured II-r) are E/P/A Sr. VP/G M Don Dempsey, Osbourne, and CBS Assoc. Labels VP/G M Tony

Martell

Frankie Miller Capitol's Gain

Capitol/Muscle Shoals Sound Records has signed Frankie Miller, with his first album for the label due this month. Pictured in the studio are (I-r) Capitol

VP Bruce Garfield, Miller, and producer Barry Beckett

Arista Rushes Rushent Deal

Arista Records has concluded a deal for North American distribution of pro

minent British producer Martin Rushont's Genetic Sound releases. First pro-

duct under the deal is Pete Sholley's "Homosaplen" LP. Pictured fir) am

Rushent and Arista President Clive Davis

RCA's Doug & the Slugs mugged backstage for the benefit of visiting RCA executives following the group's Bottom Line show Pictured kneeling in front is RCA's Bob Rifici, r middle row) group's Simon Kendall, RCA's Mike Bocce,

group's Doug Bennett, RCA VP Joe Mansfield, manager Sam Feldman, and RCA's Pat Kelleher; (l r rear) group's

John Burton, Wally Watson, Richard Baker, and Steve Bosley

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This Week In Music History BY DAN FORMENTO OF THE SOURCE

Rolling Stones! Take One! MONDAY, MAY 10 — The Rolling Stones began their first recording session at Olympic Studios in London on May 10th, 1963. The fruit of their labor was the first Stones single, "Come On," a Chuck Berry song, produced by their new manager Andrew Oldham. "I don't think 'Come On' was very good," Mick Jagger revealed in David Dalton's book "The First Twenty Years." "In fact it was shit. God knows how it ever got in-to the charts, it was such a hype. In fact we disliked it so much we didn't do it on any of our gigs." In July of '63 the record peaked at #26 on the New Musical Express chart. It wouldn't be issued in the U.S. for ten years.

Cancer Kills Bob Marley TUESDAY, MAY 11 — 36-year-old Jamaican reggae star Bob Marley died in his sleep at Cedars Of Lebanon Hospital in Miami on

May 11th, 1981, just for-ty hours after his treat-ment began for lung, liver, and brain cancer. More than a musician, Marley was a folk hero to many, a preacher of his own Rastafarian philosophies, and a humanitarian. His posi- :a & tion of prominence was tragically illustrated in 1976 when he was the victim of an asRassination attempt just days before he was scheduled to play a concert organized by supporters of Prime Minister Michael Manley. Two weeks prior to his death, Marley was given the Order of Merit,

Jamaica's third highest civilian award.

Mick Married Bianca WEDNESDAY, MAY 12 — Rolling Stone Mick Jagger and beautiful Nicaraguan fashion model Bianca Perez Morena de Macia married in St. Tropez, France, on May 12, 1971. The cou-ple exchanged vows twice: once in a Catholic ceremony, to please Bianca's family, and the other in a civil ceremony. The British press had a field day covering the event, bannering headlines like "Mick Weds In Hippie Chaos" and "Best Man Shows Up In Nazi Uniform." As the pair exchanged wedding rings, the organist played Bach's wedding march. followed by a medley of themes from the film "Love Story."

Stevie Wonder Born THURSDAY, MAY 13 — One of the most remarkable figures in contemporary music, Stevie Wonder, was born Stevland (Morris) Judkins on May 13, 1950, in Saginaw, Michigan. Blind from birth, Stevie's singing always ex-hibited an excitement and urgency that has at-tracted attention and acclaim. At age 12, Stevie was introduced to Motown Records head Berry Gordy, who signed him to the label instantly. His third single, "Fingertips," put Little Stevie Wonder at the top of American charts at the age of 13. A subsequent string of singles successes in the 60's included hits like "Uptight (Everything's Alright)" and a cover of Bob Dylan's "Blowin' In The Wind" in'66, and "I Was Made To Love Her" in 1967. In 1975 Wonder signed a ;12 million contract, at that time the most lucrative in the music industry.

Yardbirds Singer Killed FRIDAY, MAY 14 — Keith Reif, vocalist and harmonica player with the Yardbirds, was electrocuted at his home when a guitar he was tuning short-circuited. Relf was one of the founders of the Yardbirds in 1963 (back when they were still the Metropolis Blues Quartet). and saw them through seven albums and hit singles like, "For Your Love" in 1965, before their break-up in 1968. Keith cut two solo singles. and later formed the group Renaissance during

, his post-Yardbirds career.

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SIMON Et GARFUNKEL (9-5)

VAN HALEN 114-21

RAINBOW 16-51

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MICKEY GILLEY 19-41

RAY PARKER JR. 12 21

SHALAMAR 13 31

Breakers: JUICE NEWTON

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38 SPECIAL 162%1

SHEENA EASTON 158%1

LOVER BOY 157%1

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PAUL McCARTNEY 166%1

JOHNNY LEE 161%1

JERRY REED 161%1

JANIE FRICKE (61%)

JEFFREY OSBORNE (68%)

RICK JAMES 164%1

Most Added:

JUICE NEWTON KANSAS HEART

RONNIE MILSAP HUEY LEWIS STEVIE NICKS

JUICE NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP

MELISSA MANCHESTER MANHATTAN TRANSFER

MECO KARLA BONOFF BILL LaBOUNTY

PAUL McCARTNEY JOHN COUGAR SHERBS ELTON JOHN

A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS BLUE OYSTER CULT

JOHNNY LEE M. HAGGARD "Good" JANIE FRICKE JUICE NEWTON

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JEFFREY OSBORNE LARRY GRAHAM

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RAY PARKER JR. HUMAN LEAGUE TOMMY TUTONE

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DAN FOGELBERG ROBERTA RACK PAUL DAVIS

ASIA ALDO NOVA VAN HALEN SCORPIONS

RICK SPRINGFIELD

WILLIE NELSON ALABAMA

WAYLON Et WILLIE T.G. SHEPPARD STEVE WARINER

RAY PARKER JR. DAZZ BAND

PATRICE RUSHEN CHERI

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TOTO 123-131

ASIA 124-161

JOAN JETT 129-221

DONNIE IRIS 127-211

JOHN COUGAR 130-241

A RONNIE MILSAP

130-231 ROBERTA FLACK

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SIMON Et GARFUNKEL 19-51

CAROLE KING 128-241

JOHN COUGAR 128-121

VAN HALEN 114-21

BLUE OYSTER CULT 131-211

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CHARLEY PRIDE 133-251

CONWAY IWITTY 135-211

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BRASS CONSTRUCTION 126-211

WARWICK1MATHIS 128-231

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SIMON Et GARFUNKEL 1261

JUICE NEWTON 1271

38 SPECIAL 1281

SHEENA EASTON (29)

LOVERBOY 1301

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PAUL McCARTNEY 1251

ELTON JOHN 1351

KANSAS 1451 1361

DAVE EDMUNDS 1371

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JERRY REED (45)

JANIE FRICKE 1461

LACY J. DALTON 1471

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JEFFREY OSBORNE 1261

RICK JAMES 1271

REDDINGS 1281

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CAROLE KING One To One" (Atlantic) JUICE NEWTON 'l owl's Been A I tali , Bit Hard On Mu '• (Capitol) MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Route 66" (Atlantic)

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LACY J. DALTON "Slow Down" (Columbia) JANIE FRICKE "Don't Worry 'Bout Me Baby"

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The ,41 Format. FOREIGNER "Break It Up" (Atlantic) KANSAS "Play The Game Tonight" (Kirshner/CBS)

STEVIE NICKS Alter The Glitter Fades" (Modern/Atco)

4. V1 lutuaa LARRY LEE "Don't Talk" (Columbia) STEVIE WOODS "Fly Away" (Cotillion/Atco)

ROSANNE CASH 'Ain't No Money" (Columbia) LARRY GATLIN She Used To Sing On Sunday" (Columbia) CON HUNLEY "Oh Girl" (WB) JOHN SCHNEIDER "Dreamin' " (Scott Bros /CBS) OSMONDS I Think About Your Lovin' " (Elektra)

veriezVir,str Chick Watkins (303) 578-0700

JUICE NEWTON Love s Been A Little Bit Hard On Me" (Capitol)

BPI John Iles (800) 426-9082

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HALL. & OATES "Did It In A Minute" (RCA) STEVIE WOODS "Fly Away" (Cotillion/Atco) DENIECE WILLIAMS Its Gonna Take A Miracle" (ARC/Columbia)

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"When You Fall In Love" (Full Moon/Asylum) DAVE ROWLAND "Why Didn't I Think Of That" (Elektra) OSMONDS "I Think About Your Lovin' " (Elektra) RONNIE McDOWELL "I Just Cut Myself" (Epic) MERLE HAGGARD "Are The Good Times Really Over" (Epic)

Lee Nye (916) 7754

Adult Rock KANSAS "Play The Game Tonight" (Kirshner/CBS) QUEEN Body Language" (Elektra) STEVIE NICKS "After The Glitter Fades" (Modern/Atco) 38 SPECIAL "Caught Up In You" (A&M)

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Buzz Brindle (212) 944-5399

GENESIS "Man On The Corner" (Atlantic) LOVERBOY "Wi wi It's Over" (Columbia) WAITRESSES I Know What Boys Like" (Polydor/PolyGram)

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RONNIE MILSAP Any Day Now" (RCA)

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RONNIE MILSAP "Any Day Now" (RCA)

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Bright Blue MELISSA MANCHESTER ••You Should Hear How " (Arista)

TANner Country OSMONDS I Think About Your Lovin' " (Elektra/Curb) KIPPI BRANNON If I Could See You Tonight" (MCA) GARY STEWART & DEAN DILLION 'Brotherly Love" (RCA)

JANIE FRICKE "Don't Worry 'Bout Me" (Columbia) CORBIN-HANNER BAND "Everyone Knows I'm Yours" (Alfa) LACY J. DALTON "Slow Down" (Columbia) BURRITO BROTHERS "Closer To You" (Curb/CBS) TERRI GIBBS 'Ashes To Ashes" (MCA) ALLEN TRIPP "Love Is" (Nashville)

RONNIE McDOWELL "I Just Cut Myself" (Epic)

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1 1 1 1 ASIA Asia (Geffen) 38 14 2 VAN HALEN Diver Down (WB)

2 2 2 3 ALDO NOVA Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) 9 6 3 4 SCORPIONS Blackout (Mercury/PolyGram) ..

13 6 5 RAINBO W Straight Between The Eyes (Mercury/PG)

6 3 4 6 CHARLIE DANIELS BAND Windows (Epic) 5 5 8 7 JOAN JETT Er THE BLACK HEARTS I Love Rock-N-Roll (Boardwalk)

25 14 11 8 TOTO IV (Columbia) 3 4 5 9 RICK SPRINGFIELD Success Hasn't Spoiled Me Yet (RCA)

8 7 7 10 LOVERBOY Get Lucky (Columbia) - 20 11 38 SPECIAL Caught Up In You (A&M) 31 28 12 JOHN COUGAR American Fool (Riva/PolyGram)

14 12 12 13 GREG KIHN BAND Kihntinued (Beserkley/Elektra-Asylum) 36 16 16 14 JETHRO TULL Broadsword Er Beast (Chrysalis)

31 18 15 15 HU MAN LEAGUE Dare (Virgin/A& M) 7 9 9 16 TO M MY TUTONE Tommy Tutone-2 (Columbia) 4 8 10 17 SA M MY HAGAR Standing Hampton (Geffen) 21 15 18 18 FRANKE Er THE KNOCKOUTS Below The Belt (Millennium/RCA)

36 23 19 M OTELS All Four One (Capitol) 10 10 13 20 HUEY LE WIS Et THE NE WS Picture This (Chrysalis)

31 21 BLUE OYSTER CULT Extraterrestrial Live (Columbia) 26 23 19 22 POINT BLANK On A Roll (MCA) 11 11 17 23 GA M MA 3 (Elektra) 34 28 24 24 KROKUS One Vice At A Time (Arista)

— m=•• 25 PAUL McCARTNEY Tug Of War (Columbia) 20 19 25 26 POLICE Ghost In The Machine (A& M)

23 25 22 27 DREGS Industry Standard (Arista) 12 17 26 28 J. GEILS BAND Freeze-Frame (E MI America)

19 22 21 29 DUKE JUPITER 1 (Coast-Coast/CBS) ao 34 33 30 OUTLA WS Los Hombres Malo (Arista) 22 21 27 31 GENESIS Abacab (Atlantic) 18 27 30 32 CARS Shake It Up (Elelctra)

— 35 33 CAT PEOPLE Moroder Er Bowie (Backstreet/ MCA) . — 36 34 IRON M AIDEN The Number Of The Beast (Capitol) . . — t 35 ELTON JOHN Jump Up (Geffen)

36 KANSAS Play The Game. (Kirshner/CBS)

— 37 DAVE ED MUNDS D E. 7th (Columbia) 16 24 29 38 LE ROUX Last Safe Place (RCA)

17 20 32 39 JAY FERGUSON White Noise (Capitol) 35 33 39 40 BONNIE RAITT Green Light (WB)

May 7, 1982 172 REPORTERS I Album cuts are listed in order

of airplay preference

"Heat" "Sole" "Only" "Dreams" "Dancin' " "Woman" "Good" "Secrets" "Fantasy" "Love" "Gun" "Foolin'" "No One" "Live" "Stone Cold" "Saigon" "Cajun" "Cri mson" Title "Victim" "Bits" "Rosanna" "Afraid" "Feeling" "Hold" "Calling" "Don't' "Over" "Take" "Jump" "Working" 12-inch 45 "Hurts" "Jack" "Hand" 'Thundering" "Testify" "Happy" "Higher" "Sound" "Fallen" "Beastie" "Clasp" "Slow" "Don't" "Seconds" "Action" 'Things" "867-4309/Jenny" "Fall""Only' "Fire" "Can't" "Never" "Fighting" "Just" "Without" "Lonely" "Mission" "L" "Art" "Workin' "."Believe" "Only" "Change" "Roadhouse" "Veteran" "Burnin'" "Great" "Let" Title "Right" "Gone" "Stick" 'Woman" "Ballroom" "Pound" "Ebon y" 'Take" "Secret" "Spirits" "Sun" "Every" "Crank" "Chips" "Ridin'" Title "Rage" "Centerfold" "Fla me" "I'll Drink To You" "Stop" "Foxtail" "Rebel" "Man" Title "Like" New

"Since" 'Think" Title Entry Title . 410.

"Run To The Hills" "Garden" "Ball" "Spiteful""John" 12-inch 45 "Small" "Me" Title "Nobody" "Addicted" "REtR"

Title "Tonite" "Empty" "Inside" "Keep" "Me" "Willya" "Can't"

MOST ADDED 1 PAUL McCARTNEY Tug Of War (Columbia) "Ballroom Dancing"

2 JOHN COUGAR Amencan Fool (Riva/PG) "Hurts So Good"

3 SHERBS ' Defying Gravity (Atop) -We Ride Tonight"

4 ELTON JOHN Jump Up (Geffen) "Empty Garden"

5 A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS A Flock Of (Jive/Ansta) "Space Age Love"

6 BLUE OYSTER CULT Extraterrestnal. (Columbia) "Roadhouse Blues"

7 HU MAN LEAGUE Tie Dare (Virgin/A& M)

"Don't You Want Me" 7 M OTELS Tie Al) Four One (Capitol)

"Only The Lonely" 7 CHAS SANDFORD Parallax View (Elektra) "Surrender"

7 JI M CARROLL BAND Dry Dreams (Atco) "Jealous Twin"

11 SPLIT ENZ Time And Tide (A& M) "Hello Sandy Allen"

12 M ONROES The Monroes (Alfa) "People Know"

13 M AGNU M Chase The (Jet/CBS) "Walking The Line-

14 ALLIANCE Alliance (Handshake/CBS) Leave"

15 DAVE ED MUNDS D E 7th (Columbia) "From Small"

5/7 4/30 4/73 4/16 4/9 11496 3027 0/0 WO 50 M43 KAI 64 10 142 12426 I MO 14/7 WO WO M415 M-30 M43 14-43 1-1-1 5003 M OB 09 WO 00 M17 M43 14-0 HO 66/27 50144 1/1 1/1 0/0 PA 24 MA MO M-0 H15 H2 H-0 H-0 3424 14/10 22 ago ao M43 544 MO 142 H43 HO 9421 87/76 010 010 010 1448 64-10 H-17 HI 112/16 100/13 91/16 69/12 57/11 5441 54 26 M 32 M 35 611 2. H-56 1451 HA3 I .4 22 107/16 9125 75/45 41141 7/ 7 PA-66 M48 m 20 MO H26 ri 18 ri 10 HO 21/16 15/15 00 WO OX MS MO HO HO 17/16 1/1 12 2/0 MO 6.40 M 1 M2 PA Cl HO HO Ho 26/14 33/19 16/16 4/3 MO Ml? mil Ml MI mt, ri 7 H 3 HO HO H 16/13 44 WO 0/0 GO 542 MO HO H-0 22/12 14/10 10/10 ao ao M9 M Hi 4-il 141) 14111 3/3 WO OM 0.0 M 3 MO HO HO 67/10 W M 4438 13/13 0/0 M 39 M 29 M 7 MO .48 Ha HI HO

The Added reports of charting rbsts are disp ayed over a five-week period They are listed in order of total reports within the speedo* rotation (or the week TWo numbers follow each album till • The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The see end is the number of those stations that added it his week Below thesi• numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations lie (hi week The a Iburn s prefe M41 airplay cut is listed

MEDIUM 1 GREG KIHN BAND Kihntinued (Beserkley/E-A) "Testify"

2 POINT BLANK On A Roll (MCA) "Great White"

3 FRANKE Et KNOCKOUTS Below . (Millennium/RCA) "Never Had It Better"

4 JETHRO TULL Broadsword... (Chrysalis) "Fallen On Hard Times"

5 RAINBO W Straight (Mercury/PG) "Stone Cold" KROKUS One Vice At A Time (Arista) "Long Stick Go Boom"

7 M OTELS All Four One ICepit011 "Only The Lonely"

8 OUTL A WS Los Hombres Melo (A mu.) "Don't Stop"

9 TOTO Tie IV (Columbia)

"Rosanna" 9 BLUE OYSTER CULT Extraterrestrial (Columbia) "Roadhouse Blues"

11 DREGS Industry Standard (Arista) "Crank It Up"

12 SCORPIONS Blackout (Mercury/PG) "No One Like You"

12 CHARUE DANIELS BAND Windows (Epic) "Still In Saigon"

14 JOHN COUGAR Americ.al Fool (Rive/PG) "Hurts So Good"

15 GA M MA 3 (Elektra) "Right The First Time"

5/7 320 423 4/16 49 12242 120178 119/81 106/61 89149 A4 A-5 A-9 A-17 A-28 H-37 14-37 H-29 14-27 14-12 97/78 10200 sarA 8005 720 AO AO A 14 A 36 A 72 H-13 14_13 .4 12 .4 10 HO 106/75 104/71 108/72 88/63 8827 A-3 A-7 615 A-8 A 26 H27 1420 H 21 1417 11 11828 111164 10726 no 410 AS 617 629 4-816. 6-4 H41 4426 .4 23 H-3 HO 13827 13422 85/15 WO 0/0 A 7 A 27 A-84 H64 H45 H-43 83/66 7828 7358 6922 62(41 A 3 A-6 A43 A li A 17 4414 HiS .17 146 .44 10755 91148 7520 4110 11) A 16 A25 A-45 AAi Al H 26 4418 .4 10 Ho HO 6648 MAW 69140 MO WO A 2 As A 26 A438 H45 14,0 .43 H43 13124 121/80 110149 89141 252 A-6 AS A-20 426 A 73 H 70 1462 14-41 .4-72 HO

9456 87/10 WO 0/0 WO 621 A 83 H17 .4 i 7153 88/59 86/68 87/70 90/77 A3 A-4 As A4 A9 H 12 H13 1412 14 13 H8 137146 D M 13657 121151 11461 A 1 A I A2 AS AS H90 H-81 .4 71 Hei H-45 124/46 137149 13451 12650 12456 A i Al A 2 Aa A 16 H TI •-• 4483 .4 70 H5,/ 124146 86/30 144 OM 00 A 343 A 50 A 7 .443 H5 Hi 81144 S8/45 11828 120/79 12278 AD A-43 A 3 AO A2 14 36 1442 14 47 1441 4'iil

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period They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation for the week Two numbers billow each album Idle The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week The se, ond is thw number of those stations that reported it in medium rotation this week Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in rotations for the week The album preferred airplay cut is listed

THE HOTTEST 1 ASIA Asia (Geffen) "Heat Of The Moment"

2 ALDO NOVA Aldo Nova IPortrait/CBS) "Fantasy"

3 VAN HALEN Diver Down (WB) "Dancon' In The Streets"

4 SCORPIONS Tio Blackout (Mercury/PG)

"No One Like You" 4 RICK SPRINGFIELD Success Hasn't (RCA) "Calling All Girls"

6 JOAN JETT... I Love Rock (Boardwalk) "CorTISOn to Clover"

7 LOVERBOY Get Lucky (Columbia) 'When It's Over"

8 CHARUE DANIELS BAND Windows (Epic) "Still In Saigon"

9 TOTO IV (Columbia) "Rosanna"

10 TO M MY TUTONE Tommy Tutona2 (Columbia) "867-5309/Jenny"

11 RAINBO W Straight (Mercury/PG) "Stone Cold"

12 SA M MY HAGAR Standing Hampton (Geffen) "I'll Fell In Love Again"

13 HU MAN LEAGUE Dare (Vegin/AEPII.Al "Don't You Want Me"

14 HUEY LE WIS Et NE WS Picture This (Chrysalis) 'VVorkin For A Livin'"

15 JOHN COUGAR Arnencan Fool (Riva/PG) "Hurts So Good"

The Ifoilti•sl reports it i'llart111114 artists an. displayed iner a 1% t•-•Air.k penis) 'they are listen in order of total n•ports within the spoil(' • rotation lor the week Two numbers follow each album idle -rtse first nitresiints kal number of our reporting stations playing the album I his week The set /wits the number of those stations that n•ported it in hol roLitiiiii this Avtik lielow these numbers are breakdowns ol the Minion. reports iii oltier rotation, for (lvi.ork in.. album sitreferrrirtairplas -iii 1, lisle')

5/7 490 4/23 4/16 49 164/158 765//53 162445'158/128 162/113 AO 1 Al AA 43 M43 PA 11 MI6 M28 M33 139/111 141/109 143/108 139/101 14499 A-0 AO A2 A3 A2 M 28 M 32 M-33 54 35 M 39 145/103 144/11 120 OM WO A 9 A120 A-12 54-3-4 M 7 MO 13790 13661 130/71 121/61 114/45 Al Al A-2 A9 As 64-461 6A-53 M-57 5451 M434 11690 12759 131/110 134/101 13891 AO AO A-0 Al Al m 28 PO 28 M2, ,PA 32 6.4443 118/79 12224 12497 112426 131997

Ao Al Al A 54 39 M 313 M 30 M 27 m 36 111/78 11725 123,93 11826 12593 AO AO A-0 A 3 AO M33 110132 M30 5429 M32 124177 13726 13623 126170 12422 Al A3 A2 AO 616 6446 5449 PA Si 5460 M.66 131/70 12122 11441 8922 76.0 A6 A9 A20 A26 A73 601 56 MOO 5448 5441 M 2 9249 107/77 11441 11624 119177

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GRAHAM PARKER . . Another Grey Area (Arista) "Hit" "BseutY'. Total: 39. A-3, M-24, H-12

PRISM Small Change (Capitol) "Don't" "Radar' Total: 38. A-1, M-27, H-10

SPLIT ENZ Time And Tide (A& M) "Boat" "Sandy" . Total: 38. A-14, M-17, H-7

00-00'S Beauty Et The Beat (IRS/A&M) "Best- Ups". Total: 37. A-0, M-21, H-18

SOFT CELL Non-Stop Erotic Cabaret (SireNVB) "Tainted Love" Tots!: 37. A-2, M-21, H-14

A FLOCK OF SEAGULLS . . A Flock Of... (Jive/Arista) "Space" "I Ran" Total: 34. A-24, M-8, H-2

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i 3 JEAN LUC PONTY . Mystical Adventures (Ad.) . . "Rhythms" "As" -Truth" "Jig"

4 4 LARRY CARLTON Sleepwalk (VVB) "Nits" "Blues" "Frenchman's"

5 AL DI MEOLA Electric Rendezvous (Columbia) "Crulseri " "Cat" Tnki

0 PAT METHENY GROUP Otfrarnp (ECM/ "Eighteen"

ti 7 FULL MOON N Larsen/B. Fasten (VVB) "Siena" "Eyes"

9 8 W E ATHER REPORT Weather... (ARC/Col.) "Volcano " "N.Y.C. " "Dare " "Speechless "

PAUL McCARTNEY Tug Of War (Columbia)

"Ballroom" "Pound" "Ebony" "Take." 68% of our reporters on It. Total album reports: 114.

A-96, M-8, H-10. Album debuted this week at number 25.

12-inch 45 (Elektre) "Body Language" . . Toted: 34. A-3, M-19, H-10, 8-2

THIN LIZZY Renegade (W13) -Hollywood" Total: 31. A-0, M-19, H-12 Sign cant Action listings showcase product in el M UI MIL MI 1.4 01

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the n ee, or for mer National Airplay/40 c hart a cts.

10 9 CASIOPEA . Make Up City (Alfa) 'Wind' "Eyes" "Reflections"

/ 10 LEE FUTENOUR Rio (Musicsan/Elektra) "Rio" "San Juan" "Rainbow" "Happens"

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REGIONAL ACM ACTIVIT9

MOST ADDED

Paul McCartney (26/22) Sherbs (14/10) John Cougar (2819) Elton John (19/8) Jim Carroll Band (5/5)

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Greg Kihn Band (24/21) Point Blank (19/16) Krokus (20/16) Franke Et KO's (22/15)

THE HOTTEST Asia (35/34) Aldo Nova (32/24) Loverboy (29/23) Van Helen (34/22) Scorpions (31/22)

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RetRIFrIday, May 7,10112

BREAKERt,. "Breakers" are those ne wer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week

JOHNNY LEE When You Fall In Love (Full Moon/Asylum)

On 61% of reporting stations. Natiortal Surl unary Up 2, Sanaa 12 Do wn 0, Dahuhi 8, A dds 82. A M ost A dded Record RE M Chart Dahut 44

JERRY REED The Man With The Golden Thumb (RCA)

O n 81 % of reporting stations. National Surttn.siry Up 40, Sarno 21, Do wn 0. D ebuts 11, A dds 12. R &R C hart Dabut 45

JANIE FRICKE Don't W ary 'Bout Me Baby (Columbia)

O n 81 % of reporting stations. National Su m mary Up 6. So me 18, D o wn 1, D ebuts

22, A dds 36. A M ost A dded Record. REtR Chart: Debut 46.

MOST ADDED

J O H N N Y LEE (82)

W hen You Fall In Love (Full Moon/Asylurti) M ERLE H A G G AR D (39)

Are The Good Times Really Over (Epic) J A NIE FRI CKE (38)

Don't Worry 'Bout Me Baby (Columbia) J UI CE N E WT O N (28)

Love's Been A Little Bit Hard... (Capitol)

HOTTEST WILLIE NELSON (73)

Always On My Mind (Columbia) A L AB A M A (85)

Mountain Music (RCA) W A YL O N Et WILLIE (84)

Just To Satisfy You (RCA) T. G. S HE PP AR D (44)

Finally (WB/Curb) S TE VE W ARI NER (34)

Kansas City Lights (RCA)

NEW & ACTIVE Recent releases are lined In Order Ot Me* actmty me two numders totioyano the artist /t1tie /lama desaonadon *ammo* 100 2511 nalcate NY* many Of Marten are on me record own sees rim and oi thole 100 hOw many woad it tNs weft 1251 -Mover are broken down for each record and indkate now mans nations moyea me weapon (heir 'Marts heist it the Sone ion to on acid to on 51 51. irtc I moved It poem on their cnarts or Added it ous ram Eilintecateci one Of this set* s moss wo w new songs

LACY J. DALTON "Slo w D o wn" (Colu mbia) 77/1 9 National Summary Up 16, Same 28. Down 0, Debuts 16, Adds 19 including VVVVVA, KHEY, WBAP, KIKK-F M, WOA M.

WK MK. W OHK, WIRE, WITL.F M, WXCL, KVEG, KSON-A M-F M, KIGO, WC MS-F M 40-27, KCKC 3429 REM Chart. Debut 47.

TERRI GI BBS "Ashes To A shes" (M C A) 74/14 National Summary Up 19, Sa me 27, Down 0, Debuts 14, Adds 14, WCA W, KIX106, KIXZ, KLVI, WNOE-AM, W HOO, KWKH, WCXI, WIRE. KRST-F M, K1CAL, KGE M. KVEG, KSOP-FM. WC MSF M 44-34. R R Chart Debut 48.

MERLE H A G G AR D "Dealing With The D evil" (M C A) 71/1 National Summary Up 34, Same 27, Down 0, Debuts 9, Adds 1, KIDN, WGNA-FM 44-37, WSEN-AM-FM 37-34. WNYR 28-22, WKSJ-FM 32.29, WNOE-AM 49-36, KRMD-A M-F M 36.27, KBMR 42-36, KSO 36-28, KTTSA M-F M 31934, KEED 42-37, KR WO-FM 39-32. KEEN 26-22

111PA OS MONDS "I Think A bout Y our LovIn' " (Elektra/ Curb) 87/21 IM1 National Summery Up 6, Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 16, Adds 21 including WPOR AM-F M, WNYR, KOKE-AM-. FM. WSOC-F M, WESC-AM-FM. WCOK-F M, WN0E-AM, KWKH, W WW W-F M, WKKO-A M-F M, WITL-FM, KFH. KLAC, KNIX-F M. KEEN

W RI G HT B R OT HERS -W hen Y ou Find H er Keep H er" (WB) 68/5

Nemonal Sun-end-sr Up 31, Scene 12, Down 0, Debits 8, Adds 6, VVVVVA, WIL AM-FM, KUIJY, KLAC, KSOP-FM, WLW1-FM 33-28, WSM 2318 KKYX 3933, KR MD A M-F M 21-16, WCMS-F M 4936, WIRE 16-11, WBCS 27-24, WHBF

16-14. KEED 3328, KWJJ 35-31

MI C H AEL M U RP HE Y -The T wo-Step Is Easy" (Liberty) 58/4

National Summary- Up 32, Same 16, Down 1, Debuts 3. Adds 4, KIX106, KVOC, KNIX FM, KSON-A M-F M, WBG W-F M 40-36, KLVI 10-6, VVVVOD 19-17, WNOE-A M 16-14, WCMS-F M 33-26, KEBC-F M 17.15, KFDI-A M-F M 213-29 KFH 21-18, KEED 24.21, KRAK 38-34, KMPS-AM-F M 21-12

B O X C AR WILLIE "Bad N e ws" (Main Street) 55/3 National Summery Up 37, Sarre 10, Down 2, Debuts 3, Adds 3, WCA W, W OOK-F M, W OKK, VVWVA 37-26, WESC-

AM-F M 32.28, WL WI-F M 16-13, WSN125-20, WSAI-AM-F M 3834, WTS0 9-7, KEED 19.16, KLAC 44-38, ICWJJ 22-19, KRAK 21-18, KGA 9-6

B U RRIT O BR OT HERS "Closer To Y ou" (Curb/ CBS) 54/8 National Summary Up 22. Same 10, Down 1. Debuts 9, Adds 6, WNOE-AM, 1(SO, VVTSO, WTHI-F M, KBMY, KEIN, WBG W-F M 36-33, KRRV 36-34, WCMSFM 39-32, KFGO 4036, KTTS-A M-F M 31-27, KEED 38-33, KRAK 32.27, KEEN 31-24, KMPS-AM-F M 9-7

I n M ERLE H A G G AR D "Are The G ood Ti mes Really O ver'' (Epic) 63/39 Li M Nationai Summery Up 4, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 39 including WGNA-FM, KIX106, W MZO-FM, WPLO,

WBAP, WAMZ.F M. WSM, W OYK-F M. WSAI-A M-F M, WHK, WCUZ AM-F M, WIRE, WDGY, WIL-AM-FM, KLAC, KSOP-F M, KEEN

RONNIE M c D O WELL "I Just C ut M yself" (Epic) 47/1 8 National Summary. Up 4, Same 17. Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 18, WVAM, WIXL.FM, WNYR, KIX108, WCOS-AM-FM.

KHEY, WGVM. VVVVOD. WL WI-F M, WHOO. WAXX, WGEE, VVTSO, KVOO, KFDI ANI-F M, KMAK, KRAK, KiGO. G. S TEVV A RT Et D. DILL O N "Brotherly Love" (R C A) 45/2 National Summary UP 20. Same 18. Down 2. Debuts 3, Adds 2, KYXX, KLAC. WIXL-F M BA, WYll 43-39, KIXZ 413-41, VVVVOD 20-14, KRMD-A M-FM 41-34, WIRK-FM 34-24, VVTSO 41-37, KEED 40-36, KMAK 38-34, KWJJ 38-32, KRAK 30-26. KSOP.FM 23-19, KGA 38-32

A LLE N T RI PP "Love Is" (Nashville) 44/3 National Summary Up 23. Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 3, WIXL-FM, WPOR A M-F M, WAMZ-FM, KIXZ 37-33. WSOC-F M 32-29, VVVv0D 4438, WNOE-AM 44-40, KKYX 30-24. KSO 31-26, KOMA 27.24, KV00 24-17, KR WO-FM 37-24, KLAC 47-44, KWJJ 43-39, KTOM 30-26

TERR Y G RE G OR Y "I N ever Kne w The Devil's Eyes..." (Handshake/ CBS) 44/2 National Summary. Up 29, Same 8, Down 2. Debuts 3. Adds 2, KEIN, KIDN. WVAM 38-34, KIX1oe 31932. VVYII 41-34, WOKK 2943, KYXX 19.16, W MNI 13-11. WFMSFM 13-12, WBCS 16-13, WIL-A M-F M 22-19. KV00 23-18 KFH 1715 KRWO-F M 12-8, KLAC 20-17

SIGNIFICANT' ACTION CORBIN/HANNER BAND "Everyone Kno ws I'm Yours" (Alfa) 40/6 National Summary Up 17, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 5, KIXZ. KLVI, KWKH, W MNI, WTSO, WEEP 9-8, VVSIX-FM 16-12, WC MS-F M 26-19, WHBF 41-34, KSOP-F M 42-36

S USIE A LLA NS O N ' Wasn't That Love" (Uberty/ Curb) 38/8 National Summery Up 7. Same 19. Down 0, Debuts 4, Addeo 8, WCA W. WPLO, WSOC-FM. KHEY, WITI-FM, WTHI-FM. KFH, KRAK. WCMSFM 42-33, KCBC1-AM d-25

C H ARLE NE "I've N ever Been To M e" (Moto wn) 37/4 Nations, Summery Up 17, Same 13 Down 0, Debuts 3. Adds 4. W MC-AM, W OKK. KWMT. KFH, WNYR 84, WILO 10-6, W OAM 21.13, WHK 4-3 Vv W WW-F M 11.8, KUGFI 30.20

R A N D Y P ART O N "Oh, N ol" (R C A) 38/3

National Summary Up 9. Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 3. W OKO, ICWKH, WBGVV-FM 60-34, VVYKR 31-29, KR MD-AM-F M 46-42, KUZZ 49.46. KVOC 38-33, KR WO-FM 24-16, ICSOP-FM 50.47,

S O N N Y J A MES "A Place In The Sun" (Di mension) 32/9 National Summery Up 4. Sams 13, Down 0, Debuts 6 Addis 9 KR RV VVSOC-F M, KKYX, KECK. WHBF. KFD1-AM-F M, KKAL. KRSY, KCBO-AM, WSIX-F M 23-17

JERR Y LEE LE WIS "I' m So Loneso me I C ould Cry " (Mercury/Poly Gra m) 32/2 National Summary Up 8, Sense 17, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 2, K12, KTOM, WBAP on, KIKK-F M on, KR MD AM-F M 37.32. KTTS-A M-FM 46-41, KFDI-A M-FM 4944, KFH on, KUZZ 30-33, KUUY 47-41

NATIONALTAIFtPLAY/50 Tree Toe lain Maw Mime Mai May 7, 1982 6 3 2 0 WILLIE NELSON/Al ways On My Mind (Colu mbia) 8 6 3 0 W A YL O N & WILLIE/Just To Satisfy You (RCA)

1 1 1 3 A L AB A M A/ Mountain M usic (RC A)

19 13 9 0 MI CKE Y GILLE Y/Tears Of The Lonely (Epic)

14 11 8 0 STEVE W ARI NE R/Kansas City Lights (RCA)

17 12 10 0 G E NE W ATS O N/Speak Softly (You're Talking...) (M C A)

22 17 11 0 ST ATLER B R OT HE RS/You'll Be Back... (Mercury/PolyGra m)

29 22 15 0 T. G. S HEPP AR D/Finally (WB/Curb)

25 20 16 0 BELL A M Y B R OT HE RS/For All The W rong... (Elektra/Curb)

18 14 12 I G AR Y M ORRIS/Don't Look Back (WB)

28 24 18 E D DIE R ABBITT/I Don't Know Where To Start (Elektra) 2 2 4 12 C R YST AL G A YLE/You Never Gave U p O n Me (Columbia)

10 8 7 13 D OLLY P A RT O N/Single W o men (RC A)

18 15 13 14 E D D Y RAVEN/A Little Bit Crazy (Elektra)

9 8 8 15 JOHN CONLEE/Busted (MCA)

33 27 20 0 TA M MY W YNETTE/Another Chance (Epic)

32 26 21 e mEL Mc DANIELJTake M e To The Country (Capitol)

20 16 13 18 M OE BANDY/Someday Soon (Columbia)

26 23 19 19 KIERAN KANE/I Feel It With You (Elektra)

43 34 24 DON WILLIA MS/Listen To Radio (MCA)

6 4 5 21 G AIL DAVIES/'Round The Clock Lovin' (WB)

40 30 27 2) LEE GREEN WOOD/Ring On Her Finger... (MCA)

38 28 26 JOE STA MPLEY/I'm Goin' Hurtin' (Epic)

41 31 28 el LEON EVERETTE/Just Give What You... (RCA)

45 39 33 (0 CHARLEY PRIDE/I Don't Think She's In Love (RCA)

44 37 30 0 RAZZ'? BAILEY/Everytime You Cross My Mind... (RCA)

42 35 CON WAY TVVITTY/Slow Hand (Elektra) 11 18 22 28 GEORGE STRAIT/If You're Thinking You Want... (MCA)

4 7 17 29 RICKY SKAGGS/Crying My Heart Out (Epic)

50 43 36 e J O H N A N DERS O N/VVould You Catch A Falling Star (WE)) - - 46 a) RAY PRICE/Forty And Fadin' (Dimension)

38 32 31 32 J A CK Y W ARD/Travelin' Man (Asylum)

3 9 25 33 GEORGE JONES/Same Ole Me (Epic)

- - 41 (0 BARBARA M ANDRELU'Til You're Gone (MCA)

- - 39 0 RONNIE MILSAP/Any Day Now (RCA)

7 10 23 36 D. FRIZZELL Ey S. WEST/Another Honky-Tonk... (WB/Viva)

- 50 40 e ED BRUCE/Love's Found You And Me (MCA)

48 40 38 38 REX ALLEN JR./Last Of The Silver Screen Cowboys (WB)

- 48 42 e JOHNNY CASH/The General Lee (Scotti Bros./CBS) 46 38 37 40 FRED KNOBLOCK/1 Had It All (Scotti Bros./CBS) - - 46 ai) BILLY SWAN/ With Their Kind Of Money... (Epic)

15 19 29 42 D OTTIE WEST/You're Not Easy To Forget (Liberty)

12 21 32 43 HANK WILLIA MS JR./A Country Boy Can... (Elektra/Curb) - 0 JOHNNY LEE/ When You Fall In Love (Full Moon/Asylum)

- 0 JERRY REED/The Man With The Golden Thumb (RCA) 0 JANIE FRICKE/Don't Worry 'Bout Me Baby (Columbia) $ LACY J. DALTON/Slow Down (Columbia)

11110 0 TERRI GIBBS/Ashes To Ashes (MCA) New 13 26 34 49 CON WAY TVVITTY/The Clown (Elektra) Entry

27 35 43 50 LORETTA LYNN/I Lie (MCA) mom.

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BILL Y P ARKER 'The Last C ountry Song" (Sound waves) 31/13 National Summary Up 1 Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 0. Adds 13. KRRV, KIXZ, WPLO, WDAK. KLRA. W OKK, W OYK-F M, WORK FM, WITL-F M, KV00, KMAK. KVVJJ, KIGO.

T. H ALL & E. S CR U G GS 'There Ain't N o C ountry M usic..." (Colu mbia) 30/6 National Summery Up 6, Same 16, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 6, WSEN-A M-F M, WESC-AM-FM, WIRK-F M, KTTSAM-FM, KYTE, KSON-A M-FM, VVIXL-FM 40-29, WTQR-F M 36-33. KFGO 33-29. KR WO-FM 31325

S TEP H A NIE WI NSL O W "Slippin' & Slidin' " (Pri mero) 29/8

National Summery Up 8, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 6, WYII, WKSJ-F M, KBMR, KINNTT, W HBF, KGE M, WVAM 46-40, KWKH 40-34, KV00 46-37, KUUY 37 31

B A N D A N A "Cheatin' State Of Mind" (WB) 29/6 National Summery Up 6, Same 16, Down 0. Debuts 3. Adds 6, WBG W-FM, WPOR A M-F M. KKYX, W MNI, KVEG, KRRV 33-31, WAMZ-F M 39-36, KRMD-AM-F M 43-40, WC MS-FM 41 28, KMPSA M-FM on.

C RUS TY L A NE "Fragile - Handle With Care" (Liberty) 28/1 0 National Summary Up 2, Some 13, Down 0, Debuts 3. Adds 10, VVYKR, WILD. WESC-AM-FM, WL WI-F M. KKYX, W MNI. 1CVVMT, WXCL, WTHI-F M, KVEG.

I n J UI CE N E WT O N "Love's Been A Little Bit Hard O n M e" (Capitol) 26/28 win National Summery: Up 0, Same 0, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 26 includng WBGVV-FM, W MZO FM, WAMZ-F M, VVRNL, WC MS-F M, WCUZ-AM-FM, WF MSF M, WBCS. KRST-F M, KS/DP-F M

C O N W A Y TVVIT TY "Over Thirty (Not O ver The Hill)" (M C A) 28/5 National Summary Up 7. Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 6. WSOC-FM. W MC A M, KYXX, KR MD-A M-F M. KIGO, WIXL-F M 60-35, WADR 32-30, WHOO 19-15, VVVVVV WF M 3426, KEBC-F M 48-40

M U N D O E AR W O O D "All M y Lovin' " (Pri mero) 28/4 National Summary, Up 13, Same 9 Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4, WESC-A M-F M, WC MS-FM, WITL-F M, VVXCL. KIKK-FM 37-26, WSM 33-28, KFGO 34-30. KEBC-F M 49-44, 1CTTS-A M-F M 33-29, KRAK 4943.

D A VI D A LL A N C OE 'Take Ti me To Kno w H er- (Colu mbia) 25/2 Natio nal Summary Up 10, Seine 9, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 2, WC MS-FM, W MNI, KLVI 17.19 W AMZ-FM 14-10, WIRK-FM 38-32, WCUZ-A M-F M 2823, WXCL 50-46, KTTSA M-F M 21924 KFOI-A M-F M 44-39, KUUY 49-44.

F E J O H N S C H NEI DER "Drea min' " (Scott) Bros./ CBS) 24/21 U N National Summary Up 0, Sense 3, Down 0. Debuts 0, Adds 21 includong WGNA-F M. WBG W-F M, VVP1.0. WBAP, WC MS-F M. WKKO-AM-F M, WFMS-F M, KEBC-F M, KUZZ. KCKC.

in M ARTY R OBBI N S "So me M e mories Just W on't Die" (Colu mbia) 23/22 Li . National Summery- Up 0, Sarne 1, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 22 rIciud.np WVA M. WADR, WN0E-AM. KRMD-AM-FM, WORK-F M, KEBC-FM. ICTTSAM-FM, KMAK, KNIX.FM, KGA

I n R A Y STE VE N S ' Where The Sun D on't Shine" (R C A) 23/21 Id M National Summary Up 0, Same 1, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 21 including WIXL-F M, WYII, WKSJ-FM, WORK-FM, KFGO. WFMSF M, KFH, KEED, KVVJJ, KSOP-F M

D A VE R O WL A N D ' Why Didn't I Think Of That" (Elektre) 22/1

National Summary: Up 7, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 1, WHBF. WIXL-F M 36-28. WBEU 36-33, W OYK-FM 32-28, KFGO 29-27, WKKO-AM-FM 43-40, KITS-AM-FM 41-39 KWJJ on. KCCY-F M on, KSOP-FM on. L A NE BR O D Y "He's Taken" (Liberty) 21/4

National Summery: Up 6, Same 9. Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4. W WVA. KKYX. KEED. KRSY, VVSIX-F M 13-10, WNOE-AM 60-44 WIRK-F M aa5, KSO 3B-33, WXCL 30-25, KMPSAM-F M

D EB O R A H A LLE N "A fter Tonight" (Capitol) 20/5

National Su mmary Up 3, Serne 8. Down 0. Debuts 4, Adds 6, W OKK, KVVMT, KTTS AM-FM. KVEG, KRSY, WIXL-F M 39-36, WSM d-36. KI M 50-46, WTHI-F M c1-34, KUZZ 47-43.

C O N H U NLE Y "Oh Girl" (WB) 19/1 8

National Summary: Up 0, Same 0. Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 18 Including WSEN-A M-FM, WBGIN-F M, WNYR, WCOS AM-FM, KLRA, W MC-AM, VVSM, KEBC-FM, KMAK, KCKC.

M AR G O S MITH "Either Y ou're M arried Or Y ou're Single" (A MI/ N S D) 17/5

National Summary: Up 0, Same 11. Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 5, WL WI FM, KR MD-A M FM W MNI, KTTS-AM-FIVI. KEED, WOYK-FM on, WIRK-FM on. KEBC-F M on. KFDI-AM-F M on, KRAK on

R O Y CL ARK "Paradise Knife & G un Club" (Churchill) 15/4

National Summary Up 1, Same 9. Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 4, KRRV, KKYX, WAlOC KTTSAN1-F M, KOKE-ANI-F M on, WK MF on, KV00 4B-40, KFDI-AM-F M on. KLAC on. KRAK on

P A UL O VERSTREET "Beautiful Baby" (R C A) 16/3 National Summary Up 4, Same 7. Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 3, VWVVA, WFNC, KFGO, WPC/I-AM-F M on, WSIX-FM 623, KWKH or,, KEBC-F M on. VVXCL 44-34, KTTSAM-FM 37-32. KULN 31-27.

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The following stations did not report this week:

W HN/New York WKYG/Parkersburg WJEZ-F M/Chicago W UBE-F M/Cincinnati W DAF/Kansas City

KGFX/Pierre

Hottest Tracks: -Take Me Down" ALABAMA )RCA)

COUNTRY ALBUMS Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay

ALABA MA - Mountain Music - (RCA) D o wn" " Clo se E no ug h T o P erfect" " W ords A t Twenty Pomo-"Green River" " Go ons H ave A P art y' "Lo on' Y ou le K en' M a" " You T om

M e O n"

BELLA MY BROTHERS - When We Were Boys - I Elektra/Curb1 -weeny J uan A U M. Ole C o u ntry B e nd- " U ntil T he

A M o n ey's G ori e "'T his TNT ." -VIII M .1 1,1•1 S I fee l'

CALAMITY JANE - Cala mity Jane - (Colu mbia) " Welkin' A fter M i d nig ht" -W hen Lov ell in Y our H aw n W e In Y our Eyes)

" Deep In T he N ight"

CHARLIE DANIELS BAND - Windows - (Epic) " Ain't N o Ra ngier* A ny more" "Ek e in S ai go n"

GAIL DAVIES - Givin Herself A way - (WB) " M o vI n' II M ig ht D ecid e To Stey r " Y ou T ur n M e O n I' m A R a di o"

" Si n gi ng T he Bl ues" " H old O n" " Givin' H erself A we),"

DAN FOGELBERG - The Innocent Age - (Full Moon/Epic) " R u n F or T he R oses"

LEE GREEN WOOD - Inside And Out - (MCA) " L ove D o n't G et N o B ett er T he n T his" " S he's Lyi n g" " Ai n't N o Trick

Mt Talk ers M a gic) " H o me A way Fr o m H orne"

W AYLON JENNINGS - Black On Black - (RCA) " W o me n D o K n o w H o w T o C orry O n" " M ay I B orr o w B orne S u gar

Fr o m Y ou" " H o ok y T onk Blu es" "F olso m Pris on Blu es" " Get N ak ed

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MEL McDANIEL - Take Me To The Country - (Capitol) "I W is h I W as In N as h ville" "So me T hi ngs I W ent T o Si ng

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WILLIE NELSON - Al ways On My Mind - (Co-lu mbia) " D o Ri g ht W o m en, D o Ri g ht M e n" "Bod ge O ver Tr oubled

W alt er." 'The P art ys O ver" " A W hit e S hit, 01 F ele"

OAK RIDGE BOYS - Bobbie Sue - (MCA) " Ol d K e n

luck y S o ng" "I W is h Y ou C ok ed H eide tur ned M y H ee d A n d L oft M y

H ew n A lon e" " Doctor's O rder,.

DOLLY PARTON - Hoortbrook Express - (RCA)

"Do I Ever C all Your Lend" " H eart break E x pr ess" " A ct U k e A F o ol

M y Blue Ri d ge M ountain B oy"

CHARLEY PRIDE - Charley Sings Everybody's Choice - (RCA) -Yoari. S o G oo d W hon Y o u're B a d- 'Oh W hat

A 11.,.. 0,ful I o ve S ong" "C up Of Love" "I H o pe (Y ou KII/VIAT Cry A unin C

JERRY REED - The Man With The Golden Thu mb (RCA) 'S he G ot T he G ol d mI ne II G ot Th. Shaft)" 44

DON WILLIA MS - Listen To The Radio - (MCA) M istsk sti II H olly w ood D on't N eed Y o u "F ool, Fo ol H e w n'

HANK WILLIA MS JR. - High Notes - (Elektre/ Curb) "l bw S o uth's G o n na R e els A gai n" " H o nky T onki n' " "If

ii sav en Ai n't A l ot L e s Dials" "I' v e S e en Down" Whiskey OIl ine"

most Requested: WILLIE NELSON "Always On My Mind" (Col.) ALABA MA -Mountain Music" (RCA) CON WAY TVVITTY Slow Hand" (Elektra) W AYLON Es WILLIE "Just To Satisfy You" (RCA) T.G. SHEPPARD "Final's?' (WB/Curb)

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Black Radio] BREAKERS.

"Breakers" are those newer re-cords that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

JEFFREY OSBORNE I Really Don't Need No Light (AErM)

68 % of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Mediu m 13/3, Light 21/3, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 15, W XYV, WILD, W A MO, KDKO, W NHC, W ATV, W GIV, KOKY, WJJS, W VOL, W O WI, WLTH, W K W M, W VOI, KPOP-F M. A Most Added Record. Debuts at nu mber 26 on the Black Radio Chart.

RICK JAMES Dance Wit' Me (Gordy/Motown)

64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Mediu m 9/4, Light 9/6, Extra Adds 23, Total Adds 33, WILD, W A MO, W AOK, KRLY, W DIA, W AIL-F M, W YLD-F M, W B MX, WBLZ, W CIN, WJLB, KDKO, XHR M, WSSJ, W NHC, VV WRL, WENN, W GIV, W OIC, WJAX, KOKY, WJJS, W VOL, W O WI, KTF M, W AN M, WLTH, WK W M, WTLC, KAEZ, KACE, KDIA, KUKQ. A Most Added Record. Debuts at nu mber 27 on the Black Radio Chart.

NEW & ACTIVE Recent releases are iKteci In order of rhelr activity The two numbers Immediately f011Owing each song title indicate how

many' of our reporters are on Me record this week and of those how many added It this week The rOtatIonai breakdowns whIch follow Indicate now many statIonS have the song in the respectNe rotation and of those, how many added It into that particular rotation this week EN Indicates one of tills weeks Most Added new songs

PATTI AUSTIN with JA MES INGRA M "Baby Come To Me" (Qwest/WB) 34/1 Rotations: Heavy 60, Medium 16/0. Light 110, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KMJCI. Heavy WJMO, WNHC, KNOW, WOWI. WANM, KAEZ Medium: VVXYV, WAOK, VVYLD-FM, WBLZ, WCIN. WJLB, KDAY, XHRM, WWRL, WENN, WPIDQ, KOKY, WJJS, WBLX, WLTH, WLUM. PE CHIC "Soup For One" (Mirage/Atlantic) 32/11 I/ Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/2. Light 14,1. Extra Adds 8, Total Adds 11, VVXYV. WEDR, WYLD-FM, KSOL, WATV, WOIC, WPDO, WIMP, WLTH, WKVVM, WLUM, Heavy: WGIV Medium: WHUR, WHRK, WBLZ, KDAY, XHR M. WJ MI. W TLC

NARADA MICHAEL W ALDEN "You're #1" (Atlantic) 32/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 16/4, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 9, WAMO, WAOK, WBLZ. XHRM. WATV, KOKY, WVOI, KDIA, KOKO. Heavy: KDKO Medium: VVVVIN, WHUR, WDIA, WHRK, WEDR, KSOL, WLOU, WJJS, WTOY, WTLC

REDDINGS "I Kno w You Got Another- (Believe In A Drea m/CBS) 32/2 Rotations' Heavy 10/0, Medium 13/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, VVTLC, KACE. Heavy, WOOK, VVVEE, W DIA WHRK, WEDR, WCIN, KSOL, WATV, WJMI, WJAX. Medium: VVVVIN, WAOK, WJMO. KOAY, XHRM, WENN. WBLX, VVVOL, WOW!. WANT, WDAO. WKWM. KDIA Debuts at number 28 on the Black Radio Chart. W HISPERS "Emergency- (Solar/Elektra) 31/4 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 11/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 4. KDAY, WSSJ, WATV, WTLC. Heavy: WAOK, WPDO, WANT, KACE. Medium: VVVVIN, WOOK, KDKO, XHRM, KSOL, KNOW. WJJS, WOWI, WKWM, KUKCI. AURRA "A Little Love" (Salsoul/RCA) 30/2 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 16/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 1, Total 2, WJPC, VVTMP. Heavy: WEDR, WGIV, Medium: WAOK, WHRK, WCIN, WJMO, WJLB. KDAY, XHRM, KNOW, WJAX, KOKY, WBLX, VVVOL, WOWI, WTOY, WDAO. WTLC. WILLIAM "BOOTSY" COLLINS -Take A Uckin' And Keep On Kickin' " (WB) 30/2 Rotations: Heavy 3,0. Mediu m 16/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WJMO, WPDQ. Heavy: WDAS, VVTLC, KUKO. Medium. WAMO, WHUR, WAOK. WGCI. WJLB. KDAY, XHRM, WLOU, WJJS, WOWI, 1NTOY, WLTH, WKWM, KPOP-FM, KOKY In JUNIOR 'Too Late" (Mercury/PolyGra m) 29/19

Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/2. Light 7,2, Extra Adds 15, Total Adds 19, VVVVIN. WILD, WAOK, VVVEE, WEDR, WBMX. WGCI, KDKO, KDAY, XHRM, WJMI. WKXI, WJAX, WPDO. WJJS. WANK WLTH. VVTLC, KAEZ. Heavy: WSSJ Medium WHUR. WHRK. WJLB, KACE.

BILL SU M MERS Et SU M MERS HEAT "At The Concert' (MCA) 29/2 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 18,1, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 1, Tote! Adds 2, KNOW, WTMP. Heavy: WOOK. Medium: VVVVIN, WHUR, WDIA, WHRK, WCIN. WJMO. KDAY, KSOL, WJMI. WJAX, WPDCL WVOL. WTOY, WLTH. WTLC. KAEZ. KPOP-FM

DIANA ROSS "Work That Body" (RCA) 29/2 Rotations: Heavy 30. Medium 13/0, Light 1312, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, VVXYV, VVVOI. Heavy: WJMO. WJMI, WPDO. Medium: WILD, VVVEE. WAIL-FM, KOKO, KDAY, KSOL, WSSJ. KOKY, VVVOL, VVTOY. WANM, WDAO. MIGHTY FIRE "Sixth Street (Turn It Up)" (Elektra) 28/8 Rotations. Heavy 0,0, Medium 8/0. Light 14/2, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 8, VVXYV, WAOK. WKXI, WLOU, WOWI, WKVVM, VVVOI, KACE Medium. WEDR, KUAY, XHRM, KSOL. WENN. WANM, WTLC, KUKO. LAKESIDE "Something About That Women" (Solar/Elektra) 27/7 Rotations. Heavy 5/0. Medium 9/1, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 7. WILD, WDAS, WHUR. WBMX, KELP, WTMP. KUKQ. Heavy: WDIA, WHRK, WGCI. WATV, WLTH. Medium: VVVVIN, KDKO, KDAY, KSOL, KOKY, wLott WOW', WTLC

In LARRY GRAHAM "Don't Stop When You're Hot" (WB) 26/14 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/1, Light 7/4, Extra Adds 9, Total Adds 14, WAMO, WBMX, WCIN. KDKO.

KDAY, XHRM, WNHC, WPDCL WBLX. WANM, WTLC, KAEZ, WVOI, KPOP-FM Heavy. WAOK. Medium: WHUR, WDIA, WHRK, KSOL, WGIV, WVOL. WKWM WEST STREET M OB "Sing A Simple Song" (Sugar Hill) 26/2 Rotations Heavy 60, Medium 11/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 2, WATV, WLOU Heavy: WDIA, WJMO, WJAX. WDAO. VVVVVVS, KACE Medium: WVVIN, WDAS, WHUR, WAOK, WHRK, WAIL-FM, WENN, WGIV. WVOL, WLTH. WTLC SHOTGUN "Ladies Choice" (Montage/Capitol) 25/4 Rotations Heavy 20, Medium 7/0, Light 13/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WAOK. VVVEE, WDIA, WKXI. Heavy: KDKO, WENN Medium WDAS, WATV. WLOU. WOWI, WTLC. KAEZ KDIA, ONE W AY "Cutie Pie" (MCA) 24/4 Rotations. Heavy 14/3, Medium 5/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, KMJCI, KRLY, KDKO. KUKO. Heavy: WDIA. WHRK, WGCI, WOMT. WJLB, XHF1M, KELP, KO KY. KAEZ KACE, KPOP-FM. Medium: VVVVIN, VVVEE, KMJM, KDAY. KSOL

SIGNIFICANT ACTION DRAMATICS "Live It Up" (Capitol) 22/3 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 3, Total Adde 3, WXYV WAIL-FM, WTLC Heavy: WAOK. Medium WJLB, KDAY. XHRM, WOIC, WJJS, VVTOY, WKWM, KAEZ. TI ME "Girl" (WB) 21/4 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 5/1, Light 8/1. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WBLX. WIMP, WDAO, WLTH, Heavy: WDIA, WHRK. KELP. WJMI, WKXI, KOKY. Medium: WAOK, KMJ0. KNOW, WOWI RJ'S LATEST ARRIVAL "(Aerobic Dencin) Keep Dancin" (Zoo York) 20/7 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 8/1. Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 7, WILD, WCIN, KELP, WIMP. WOAQ WKWM, KAEZ Heavy VVWVVS Medium: VVVVIN. WEDR, WJMO, WGIV, WTLC

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May 7, 1982 6 3 1 1 DENIECE WILLIA MS/It's Gonna... (ARC/Col.) 2 2 2 2 RAY PARKER JR./The Other Woman (Arista)

5 5 3 3 SHALA MAR/A Night To Remember (Solar/Elektra)

4 1 4 4 PATRICE RUSHEN/Forget Me Nots (Elektra)

7 6 5 5 CHERI/ Murphys Law (Venture)

8 8 6 6 CA MEO/Just Be Yourself (Chocolate City/PolyGram)

19 12 9 0 BLOODSTONE/ We Go A Long Way Back (T-Neck/CBS)

14 13 10 0 DAZZ BAND/Let It Whip (Motown)

30 16 13 0 TE MPTATIONS/R. JA MES/Standing On... (Gordy/ Motown)

- 29 16 OD GAP BAND/Early In The Morning (Total Experience/PG M)

27 19 14 a) ASHFORD & SI MPSON/Street Corner (Capitol)

3 4 7 12 ATLANTIC STARR/Circles (A& M)

29 20 17 (E) CHANGE/The Very Best In You (RFC/Atlantic) 9 9 8 14 A TASTE OF HONEY/I'll Try Something New (Capitol)

15 11 11 15 O'JAYS/I Just Want To Satisfy (Phil. Intl./CBS)

1 7 12 16 RICHARD "D" FIELDS/If It Ain't One Thing... (Boardwalk)

16 15 15 17 SKYY/Let's Celebrate (Salsoul/RCA)

- 25 20 in P. McCARTNEY/S. W ONDER/Ebony Et Ivory (Columbia)

21 21 21 10 THIRD W ORLD/Try Jah Love (Columbia)

- - 23 • SMOKEY ROBINSON/Old Fashioned Love (Tamla/ Motown)

28 28 26 • BRASS CONSTRUCTION/Can You See The Light (Liberty)

22 #T) - PLEASURE/Sending My Love (RCA) New - - 28 a , - D. W AR WICK Et J. M ATHIS/Friends In Love (Arista) Entry 11 14 19 24 O'BRYAN/The Gigolo (Capitol)

26 26 25 25 BAR-KAYS/Freaky Behavior (Mercury/PolyGram)

••• 10 C) JEFFREY OSBORNE/I Really Don't Need No Light (A& M)

#E0. ED RICK JA MES/Dance Wit' Me (Gordy/ Motown)

"0 #11# REDDINGS/I Know You Got... (Believe In A Dream/CBS) 10 10 18 29 W AR/You Got The Power (RCA)

24 24 29 30 ROBERTA FLACK/ Making Love (Atlantic)

This Chart is based solely on COmPlieci weekly reports from our reporting stations Black cIrcie0 numbers Indicate continued upward movement from the makariTy of our reporters

MOST ADDED ® RICK JA MES (33) JUNIOR (19) JEFFREY OSBORNE (15) LARRY GRAHA M (14) CHIC (11)

HOTTEST RAY PARKER JR (27) DAZZ BAND (26) PATRICE RUSHEN (24) CHERI (18) TE MPTATIONS/R JAMES (18)

RICHARD JON SMITH "Stay With Me Tonight" (Jive/Arista) 19/5 Rotations Heavy 20, Medium 4/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 5, WAMO VVYLD-FM, WGIV, VVTOY, WTLC Heavy WEDR, KSOL Medium XHRM, WLOU. WLTH. KPOP FM FAT LARRY'S BAND "Act Like You Kno w- (WMOT/CBS) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WTOY. Medium VVXYV, WILD, WSSJ, WJJS, WDAO, WLTH.

SYLVIA "It's Good To Be The Queen" (Sugar Hill) 19/0 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 10.0. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: WHUR, W GIV. Mediu m: WVVIN, WJMO, WOIC. WLOU. WOVVI. VVANM. VVTLC QUEEN "Body Language" (Elektra) 18/6 Rotations, Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/2. Light 8/3. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6. W81.2, KDKO, KDAY. KELP, WJAX, VVBLX. Heavy- WAIL-FM. Medium: WHUR, WHRK, WGCI, KSOL. WNHC, VVVOL DAVID LASLEY "If I Had My Wish Tonight" (E MI A merica) 18/1 Rotations, Heavy 4,0, Medium 5/0, Light 9/1. Extra Aocis 0, Tote! Adds 1. WJPC Heavy, WAMO, WAOK, XHRM, WSSJ Medium- WAIL- FM, WYLD-FM, WLTH, WLU M. KUKO BOBBY CALD WELL "Jamaica" (Polydor/PolyGra m) 17/3 Rotatio ns : Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WXYV, WATV, WLTH. Heavy' WSSJ, Medium. WVVIN, WAMO, WEDR, WDMT, WJMO, XHRM, WJAX, W O WI. WLU M.

VERNON BURCH "Playing Hard To Get- (Spector/Capitol) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 7/0. Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WVEE. Heavy WLOU. WTLC. Medium: WAOK, WCIN, WJMO, XHRM, KSOL. WENN, WOWI SHARON BRO WN "I Specialize In Love" (Profile) 16/2 Rotations Heavy 4,0, Mediu m 5/0. Light 5/0. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2. WJMO, WDAO. Heavy: WAOK, WSSJ, WNHC, VVVVRL Mediu m WVVIN. WILD, VVEDR. W O WI, W AN M

SECRET WEAPON "Must Be The Music" (Prelude) 16/1 Rotations Heavy 7/0, Medium 6/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1. Total Adds 1, KMJCL Heavy: VVININ, WDAS, WSSJ. WATV. WOIC, KELP, WANT Medium. WAOK, VVVEE, WAIL-FM, WJPC, WJMO, KDAY. ZOO M "Love Seasons" (Polydor/PolyGra m) 16/1 Rotations. Heavy 7/0, Medium 6/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, KMJM. Heavy WAMO. WJLB, WKND, VVVVRL. WPDO. WLOU, WANT Medium VVYLD-FM. XHRM, WATV. VVTLC, WLUM. WVOI AL JARREAU 'Teach Me Tonight" (WB) 16/0 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: KNOW Medium. WOOK. WDIA, WDMT. XHRM, WSSJ, KOKY, WJJS, WLUM, KAEZ, KUKO, FREDI GRACE Er RHINSTONE "Help (...Save This Frantic Heart Of Mine" (RCA) 15/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 5. Total Adds 5, WXYV. WVEE, WDAO, WTLC. KPOP-FM Heavy. WAOK. Medium: WEDR, XHRM, WLOU, WLTH KLIQUE "Dance Like Crazy- (MCA) 15/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 13,1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WAOK, WBMX, KDAY, WJAX. Medium: WEDR. XHRM, WENN, WGIV. L.T.D. "April Love" (A&M) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 5/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: VVVVIN. WEDR, WJU3, WATV. WBLX. Medium: WDAS, VVVEE. VVYLD-FM, XHRM, WANT. SISTER SLEDGE "All The Man I Need" (Cotillion/Atco) 14/8 Rotations, Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 8, WAIL-FM, WJPC, XHRM, WGIV, WPDCL WJJS, WLTH, KPOP-FM,

HIGH INERGY "First Impressions" (Motown) 14/4 Rotations Heavy 010. Medium 6/1, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 3. Total Adds 4, WDAS. WLTH. WTLC. KACE. Medium: WGCI, W D M7, W AN M. WLUM, VVVVVVS. DENNIS BRO WN "Love Has Found Its Way" (A&M) 14/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WAIL-FM, WJAX. VVVOI. Heavy: WLUM. Mediu m WHUR, WGCI, XHRM, WGIV, WLTH. KACE GENE CHANDLER "Make The Living Worth while" (20th/Chi-Sound) 14/3 Rotations Heavy 1/0. Mediu m 4/1, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 1, Toth! Adds 3. W DAS. W DIA, WLTI-1. Heavy: WAOK. Mediu m WVVIN, VVVEE, VVVVRL

RITCHIE FAMILY "I'll Do My Best (For You Baby)" (RCA) 14/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 80, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 3. WEDR, WKVVM, KPOP-FM. Medium: VVVVIN, WSSJ, WOIC. ALTON ED WARDS "I Just Wanna (Spend Some lime With You)" (Columbia) 14/2 Rotations: Heavy 0,0, Medium NO. Light &O. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WXYV, WENN. Medium: WEDR, XHR M, WSSJ, KACE

HERBIE HANCOCK "Lite Me Up" (Columbia) 20/1 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 1 KSOL Heavy WTLC Medium VVXYV, WJLB, XHRM, WGIV. WJJS, WTOY, WLUM GREG PERRY "It Takes Heart" (Alfa) 20/1 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WLOU Heavy W AOK Medium VVVVIN. KDAY, XHRM, WKXI, WOWI, VVTOY, WLTH, VVTLC.

HIGH FASHION "Feelin' Lucky Lately" (Capitol) 13/7 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 7, Total Adds 7, WVVIN. WVEE, WEDR, WBMX, WTNIP, VVTLC, KAEZ Heavy. W AOK Medium WNHC. ROSE ROYCE "Best Love" (Epic) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, W TOY. Heavy, W AOK. Mediu m: VVVVIN, WEDR, KOKY, W TLC, KPOP-F M

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Black Radio

Hottest May 7, 1982

EAST

WX V W/Ulti mo:re

Tin, Watts

DIANA Ross

CHIC DRAMATICS BOBBY CALDWELL

MIGHTY FIRE ALTON Er/WARDS FRED! GRACE 4 PHI

SINNAMCW JEFFREY OSBORNE

B.B.C.S. 4 A.

Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WoNDEP

CAMEO PEABO BRYSON ONE WAY

IMAGINATION

VAVRAllanfrnore Curtis Anderson

JENNIFER HOLIIDAY

SINNAMON L.A. BOPPERS B.B.C.S. & A.

HIGH FASHION

JUNIOR KENI BURKE STYLISTICS Hottest: SECRET WEAPON

CHERI TROUBLE FUNK PATRICE PUSHES DENIECE WILLIAMS RICHARD r. FIELDS

WU. Marion Same CrumbMy

ECWIN BIRDSONG

PJ'S LATEST APPIV JEFFREY OSBORNE RICK JAMES ST. -ROPEZ JUNIOR LAKESIDE Hottest:

CHER/ RAY PARKER JR. TEMPTATIONS/JAMES DENIECE WILLIAMS

ATLANTIC STAPP

W SEH/Ca md•MFMILaileiphia

Oar, Shepherd

CHASGE

WHISPERS

LONNIE JORDAN

RICK JAMES B.B.0 & A.

Hottest: O'JAYS BLOODSTONE SECRET WEAPON

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

GAP BANE

WKNDAleriford Ed . Jordon

none Hottest: STEVIE WONDER ATLANTIC STARR

SHALAMAP PATRICE RUSHES

THIRD WORLD

WN W/News Henn Jenne Jordon

HOT CUISINE JEFFREY OSBORNE

MILES WATSON PICK JAMES LARRY GRAHAM

CENTRAL LINE Hottest:

ATLANTIC STAPP

CHERI RICHARD r. FIELDS DENIECE WILLIAMS PATRICE PUSHER

TAINSUlfer York Wands Remo.

Pior JAMES W,NNIE DYSOP FZYMUTH

PICHARD D. rle mr. 0 IGH M ERGE RoY AYERS

HERB ALPERT

Rottest: r,emlErE WILLIAMS

einODSTONE PAY PARKER JP.

-EMPTATIONS/JAMES sAFIE WID 4 SIMPSON

*OA SJPhltacte4phls

Joe T•mburro

op m INF W.Y

'T. TROPEZ h.P.C.F. & A. It0OKER T. P1/WIN BIRDKONO mILLIC JACKS011 LAKESIDE ..ENE CHANDLER LEVEL 47

1•11t I

'tirPt

IHISD WORLD sTLANTIo STAR;

PloHARD E. / MI,' PATRICE RUINER

WAMOIIII M 'burgh

John Anthon,

TELLY PENDERGRASS JEFFREY OSBORNE NARADA M. WALDEN LONNIE JORDAN RICHARD JON SMITH LARRY GRAHAM RICK JAMES Hot test: TEDDY PENDERGRASS

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

BOOKER T. MCCARTNEY/WONDER MCCAPTNEY/WO WER

WOOKIWashIngion Dwight Langley

0 . BRYAN LONNIE JORDAN

Hot temt RAY PARKER JR. PATRICE RUSHES CHANGE

DAZZ BANE.

WHURRY•shengbm Oscar Plaids

LAKESIDE

SINNAMON CARRIE LUCAS

Hottestr STEVIE WONDER

CHERI THIRD WORLD

PATRICE RUSHES SHALAMAP

SOUTH

W VEFJAllanta

Scotty Andrews

EAST SOUTH MIDWEST WEST

Patrice Rushen Cheri Atlantic Starr Te mptations/R. Ja mes Deniece Willia ms

Ray Parker Jr. Dazz Band Richard "Di mples" Fields Te mptations/R. Ja mes Bloodstone

Dazz Band Patrice Rushen Cheri Shala mer

Atlantic Starr Dazz Band Ray Parker Jr. Dehisce Willia ms Patrice Rusher"

Regionalized Adds & Hots MIDWEST WJPCIChIcago

Jerry Boulding

Stations are listed by region. Hots are listed in order of

their airplay activity.

SKYY WALDO

SMOKE? ROBINSON

AUPRA

DAVID LASLEY

PLEASURE SISTER SLEDGE Hottest:

RICHARD D. FIELDS

O'BRYAN CHERI ROBERTA FLACK DAZZ BAND

WHANUChlasgo Lee MIcheels

JUNIOR LAKESIDE CONTROLLERS XAVIER LARRY GRAHAM ROSE ROYCE

HIGH FASHION

KLIQUE RICK JAMES

Hottest: PATRICE PUSHES TEMPTATIONS/JAMES DAZZ BAND

SKY?

GAP BAND

WGICUChleppo

Pam Walls

BRASS CONSTRUCTIO KID CREOLE JUNIOR

SINNAMON

B.B.C.S. Hottest:

RAY PARKER

SHALAMAR ONE WAY

CHAS JANKEL DENIECE WILLIAMS

S.

JP.

WEIL7JCincInnati Harry Lyles

PICK JAMES TEDDY PENDERGRASS

NARADA M. WALDEN

QUEEN Hottest:

PATRICE RUSHES

SHALAMAR DAZZ BAND RAY PARKER JR.

BLOODSTONE

W CINICIncInnall

Everett Cork

RICK JAMES

RJ'S LATEST ARPIN/ LARRY GRAHAM Hottest:

PEDDINGS

DAZZ BAND CAMEO

PATRICE RUSHES CHERI

WOAfTfClermsno IlegleJJemes

ASHFORD L LIM P-AA.

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

WARWICK L MATHIS CHANGE

LONNIE JORDAN SMOKE? ROBINSON BOBBY WOMACK Hottest:

ROBERTA FLACK ONE WAY CAMEO GAP BAND CHANGE

WJNIO/Clevelend Erlk Slone

EDWIN BIRDSONG LACY BOOTS? COLLINS SHARON BROWN

PONT GRIFFITH MARY MONDAY Hot test PATRICE RUSHES

DAZZ BAND ATLANTIC STARR SHALAMAR RICHARD r. FIELDS

VIDAOrDayton Lankford Stephens

PJ'S LATLS, APRIV BLOODSTONE TIME

STEVIE WOODS SHARON BROWN FREDI GRACE I. RHI

LACY Hottest: CAMEO PATRICE RUSHEE SHALAMAR

CHERI

PAY PAPAFP AP.

WJLEI/Detroll

J. Michael McKay

BOHANNCN

PICK JAMES PEECH BOYS Hottest: LTD

ZOOM SKY?

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES ATLANTIC STARR

FREE! GRACE L PRI

SHOTGUN

VERNON BURCH JUNIOR

HIGH FASHION ST. TROPEZ ABBA

Hottest:

BLOODSTONE DAZZ BAND

GAP BANE.

PICK JAMES TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

WAOK/Allente Larry Tinsley

PICK JAMES NAPADA M. WALDEN

SHOTGUN MIGHTY FIRE

KLIOUE JUNIOR

LINDA SEALS

Hottest: DAZZ BAND BLOODSTONE ATLANTIC STARR

RAY PARKER JP

O'BRYAN

KNOW/Austln Selby Edwards

SMCKEY ROBINSON

BILL SUMMERS XAVIER

Hottest: PATTI AUSTIN MCCARTNEY/WONDER O'BRYAN DAZZ BAND TIME

WENNISInalnglisen Rene Wise

PICK Jemes ALTON EDWPPrS

Hottest: rimer CAMEO roSTROLLEPS PLOODSTONE DAZZ BAND

W ATVIONminglte m

Ron January

wPisPFPF, BOHANNON

TOM TOM CLUB ROBERTA FLACK CHIC NARADA M. WALDEN WEST STREET MOB

TEDDY PENDEPGRASE PWCAPTNEY/WOODEP BAND AKA

JEFFREY OSBORNE HIGH M ERCY W.A.6.0. RAPP

BOBBY CALDWELL Hottest:

RAY RAPPER JP. 4AP BAND SECRET WEAPON TEMPTATIONS/JAMES ZZ HILL

V/ GIVICharlotte

Chris Turner

REDDINGS RICHARD JON SMITH

NOEL POINTER SISTER SLEDGE JEFFREY OSBORNE RICK JAMES JIMMY ROSS JUNIOR

Hottest:

ATLANTIC STARR

SKY? PATRICE PUSHES

GAP BANE. CHANGE

WOIC/Columblik SC Itiduri Arnold

CHIC

RICK JAMES ANGELA BOFILL

FREDERICK KNIGHT

I.A. HOPPERS Hottest: SECRET WEAPON

DAZZ BAND CHERI DENI MS' WILLIAMS

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

KELP/EI Paso Estrella Flores

SHALAMAP

CHERI DAZZ BAND RICK JAMES

LIPPS. INC.

LAKESIDE

COLLAGE QUEEN RAY PARKER JP.

PJ'S LATEST APRIV WHISPERS Hottest: TIME SWITCH ONE WAY

SECRET WEAPON

PICK JAMES

M Y/Houston Slew Harris

ONE WAY PICK JAMES

GREY MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest

PAY PARKER JP.

SHALAMAR

RICHARD D. FIELDS O'BPYAN PATRICE PUSHEN

KIAJO/Hoosion Ross HoSend

oME WAY SECRET WEAPON pwrnor P SIMPRoN ROBERTA FLACK

PPARE COVSTPUOTIO PATTI AUFTIN

PAY RAPPER JP. Hotteet. ONE WAY

O'OPYAM RICHARD D. FIFLDO PPINcE

GPANDMASTER FLASH

WKXINeekson Tommy /Aerobe

JUN OR

SHOTGUN

MIGHTY FIFE Hottest: RAY PARKER JP.

BLOODSTONE O'JAYS CAMEO

EFNIF, F WILLIAMS

SI MI/Jackson

Carl Keynes

RONNIE DYSON JUNIOR D TRAIN Hottest: DAZZ BAND TEMPTATIONS/JAMES TIME

DIANA ROSS

WJAX(95XWJecksonville Steve Fox

O'BRYAN JUNIOR DENNIS BROWN

RICK JAMES SEARCH QUEEN

KLIQUE

BONNIE FOREMAN Hottest: RAY PARKER JR.

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES THIRD WORLD ASHFORD & FIMPSON

hAZZ RANI

WPOOLlacksonylll•

Earl James

CHANGE

SISTER SLEDGE TEDDY PENDERGRASS COLLAGE ILMNIE JORDAN

LARRY GRAHAM CHIC BOOTSY COLLINS JUNIOR

WARWICK I MATHIS

TROUBLE FUNK Hottest:

SMOKE? ROBINSON PICHAPt D. FIELDS LAKESIDE SKY?

CHI-LITER

KOKYILNIN Rock Ronde Cures

PICK JAMES JEVEREY OSBORNE STAPPOINT

SANTA ESMERALDA TEDDY PENDERGRASS

NARADA M. wpi.nrm

D TRAIN O'BRYAN

DREAM GIRLS Hottest:

CAMEO

PAY RAPPER JP. DAZZ BAND BLOODSTONE PATRICE minium

WLOUfLoularIlle Neal O'Res

XAVIER

WEST STREET McP GREG PERRY

MIGHTY FIRE Hottest: RAY PARKER JR.

BAR-KAYS

ATLANTIC STARR

BLOODSTONE PATRICE RUSHER

WJJSrlynchburg, VA Art Young

SISTER S UDGF

MILLIE JACKSON JEFFREY OSBORNE JUNIOR Terry PENDERGRASS SMOKE? ROBINSON

RICK JAMES

Hottest:

MANHATTANS RAY PARKER JR. WAR

DI:NIECE WILLIAMS

MCCARTNEY/WONDER

ORHARAempMs Carl Connors

MCCARTNEY/Mt-N UR BOOTS? COLLINS

RICK JAMES GENE CHANDLER SUPERIOR MOVEMENT SHOTGUN Hottest:

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

GAP BAND DAZZ BAND

BLOODSTONE ZZ HILL

WHRK sonyssenpitis Ron Olson

BRASS CONSTRUCTIO PEDDINGS EDWIN BIRDSONG Hottt.st: DAZZ BAND GAP BAND PAY PARKER JP. ONE WAY PICK JAMES

WEORRAiond Liman:keen RITCHIE FAMILY

SMITH 4 CLAYTON HIGH FASHION

CHIC JUNIOR

MATRIX SINNAMoN repoLe SYLVAN GERI LoGAN

LARRY GRANT Hottest: PAY PARKER IF.

LTD MERGE CAMEO

cHIPPI

WIIILKAMoblki kNeheelJAlesander °perm LARRY GRAHAM TIME Ho PPPPP

RICHARD n. FIELDS RAY RAPPER JP. (MEP!

BLOODSTONE STARS ON 45

WVOUNaahyllle

Fred Harvey

RICK JAMES

DOROTHY MOORE TOM TOM CLUB

TEDDY PENDERGRASS SMOKE? ROBINSON JEFFREY OSBORN,-Hottest:

RAY PARKER JR.

J. GEILS BAND MCCARTNEY/WONDER rAZZ BAND SHALAMAR

WAIL-FINTleve Orleans Berry Richards

RICK JAMES GOLDIE ALEXANDER

DENNIS BROWN D TRAIN DRAMATICS

SISTER SLEDGE

HUEY LEWIS & NEWS BERNARD WRIGHT

Hottest,

MCCARTNEY/WONDER

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES SECRET WEAPON RICHARD D. FIFIDS

ATLANTIC STARR

WYLD-FM/New Orleans Tony Brown TEDDY PENDERGRASS

ANGELA !WEILL RICK JAMES

CHIC RICHARD JON StitTH LONNIE JORDAN Hot t rot

RICHARD D. FIELDS SHALAMAR ATLANTIC STARR TASTE OF HONEY DENIECE WILLIAMS

WOWUNorfolk Choosier Donlon JEFFREY OSBoRNI PICK JAMES FT. TROPEZ

MIGHTY FIRE Hottest: TEMPTATIoNS/JAMES DAZZ BAND

PATRICE PUSHES RAY PARKER JP.

ST. TROPEZ

W ANT/Rich mond

Kirby Cor m'chile!

none Hottest , [' MVO

OLOODSTONE SHAI AMAP o'JAYS

cm-LtTre

WTOYekenoke Donnie Deane

IATHIS VANDP0SA PICHAPI JON AMITH POSE ROYCE EAT I.APRV's RAND NEL liftociltS ATP INS

ooNTP0LLEPS Hot test I

PI C WIPt , D. IIEE M KOml. 6 HU GANG ATLANTIC STAPP

PAY PARKER JP.

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

WITH/Gary

Clans HuskIsson

SISTER SLEIC,F BOBBY CALDWELL

XAVIER CHIC

CHANGE

TIME HIGH INEROY JUNIOR

JEFFREY OSBORNE RICK JAMES

GENE CHANDLER Hottest:

PATRICE PUSHES SHALAMAR

DENIECE WILLIAMS

ONE WAY THIRD WORLD

WK W H/Orrand Flapless Frank Grant

RICK JAMES

JEFFREY OSBORNE

B.B.C.S. L A.

MIGHTY FIRE

CHIC

RITCHIE FAMILY NOEL POINTER O'BRYAN

RJ'S LATEST APRIV

ROSAY Hottest:

DAZZ BAND BRASS CONSTRUCT 10

DENIECE WILLIAMS

RAY PARKER JP.

PATRICE RUSHES

WILC/Indlanspolls

Jay Johnson

RAPZ WHISPERS veer' GRACE & PHI DRAMATtCS NOEL POINTER KLAS STARPOINT XAVIER

HIGH INERGY RICHARD JON SMITH IARRY GRAHAM RICK JAMES JUNIOR HIGH FASHION PEDDINGS Hottest:

LAZZ BAND RAY PARKER JR.

PATRICE RUSHER SHALAMAR CHERI

WLUM/M1hvauke• Jack Randall

SMITH & CIAYTON

HERNARD WRIGHT ,MIC Hottest: :MEP!

MXWDSTONE RICHARD D. FIELDS mCCARTNEY/WONDER ASHFORD 4 SIMPSON

KIFIAISan Antonio

Joe Nasty

RICK JAMES ELT0N JOHN DENIECE WILLIAMS FRANKE A. KNOCKOUT CONWAY TWITTY Hottest: JOAN JETT

JOURNEY PRINCE

RICHARD P. FIELDS GRANDMASTER FLASH

W ANM/Tallahasse•

Joe Bullard

LARRY GRAHAM JUNIOR BILLY AIMAYS PICK JAMES

Trrny PENDERGRASS MCCARTNEY/WONDER LA CONNEcT/oN

Hottest!

PAY PARKER JP. RICHARD P. FIELDS CAMEO

SHALAMAP BLOODSTONE

WTSIINsings Jerry Walker

TEDDY PENDERGRASS AURRA CHIC

LAKESIDE I) BRYAN

PJ'S LATEST APPIV BILL SUMMERS TIME HIGH ItASHIoN ZZ HILL Hottest:

PATRICE PUSHES nEwrce WILLI AMS

TPOURLF PURR GAP BAND MCOAPTSPV/WoNDER

KA U/Oklahoma City

Lee Simpson

BOBBY GAINS

MARCIA HINES BOHANNON HIGH FASHION RJ's LATEST ARRIV

ANGELA W EILL LARRY GRAHAM

JUNIOR LEVEL 42

LONNIE JORDAN PICK JAMES Hottest:

SHALAMAR CHERI ONE WAY

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

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KIAJDA/St. Louis

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MCCARTNEY/WONDER DENIECE WILLIAMS J. GEI LS BAND STEVIE WONDER KOOL 4 THE ra w,

WYOUToledo Max. Myrick JEFFREY oslloRNI,

ELUSION LARRY GRAHAM DIANA ROSS

I.N.r. NARADA M. WALDEN B.B.C.S. & A.

MIGHTY FIRE SMITH 4 CLAYTON

DENNIS BROWN Hottest , DAZZ BAND ATLANTIC STARR

RAY PARKER JP. CHERI CAMEO

KDA NDenver Byron Pitts

TEMPTATIONS/JAMAS ONE WAY

DAZZ BAND

RICK JAMES

LARRY GRAHAM JUNIOR JEFFREY OSBORNE

QUEEN TOM TOM CLUB

PEECH BOYS TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest:

CHERI

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K DA M°. Angeles J J. Johnson

KLIUUE

BETTYE LAY ETTE

LARRY GRAHAM JUNIOR WHISPERS

QUEEN STEVIE WONDER Hottest:

ATLANTIC STARR DAZZ BAND DEN1ECF WILLIAMS SHALAMAR BLOODSTONE

KACFJLos Angeles Alonzo Miller

MCCARTNEY/WONDER

HIGH INFLICT RICK JAMES

REPDINGF MIGHTY FIRE

PHIL UPCHURCH Hottest:

ATLANTIC STARR DAZZ BAND

ONE WAY PATRICE RUSHER

DENIFCF

KDIA/Oakland Jeff Harrlson

O'JAYS

T-CONNECTION MCCARTNEY/WONDER NAPADA M. WALDEN

PICK JAMES

STEVIE wownep Hottest:

PATRICE pusHrm DAZZ RAND RAY PARKER JP. DENIECE WILLIAMS

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

EURO/Phoenix Stem Smith

ONE WAY XAVIER

NARADA M. WALDEN FUNKAPOLITAN LAKESIDE EARL KLUCM L.A. Bcppess BONNIE LAWS COLLAGE RICK JAMES

KLEEER Hottest: RAY PARKER JP.

DENIECE WILLIAMS PATRICE PUSHES DAZZ BAND iIANOF

KPOP-FliVSacrapHmto

Bill Jeltdes

LARRY GRAHAM SISTER SLEDGE FREDI GRACE L PHI

JEFFREY OSBORNE

RITCHIE FAMILY TOM TOM CLUB SEPTIC HIGGINS PIA ZADORA CHARLENE Hottest.

RAY PARKER JP. ONE WAY GAP BAND RICK JAMES TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

XHAIWSan Diego Duff LIndsw

LARRY GRAHAM NARADA M. WALDEN

XAVIER PICK JAMES SISTER SLEDGE

BILLY ALWAYS L.A. BOPPEPS JUNIOR

Hottest: ATLANTIC STARR

ONE WAY CHERI PAY PARSER JP

CAP PANT,

KSOtfSen Mateo. CA Bernie Moon

HERBIE HANCOCK CHIC Hottest: DAZZ BAND PATRICE RUSHER ATLANTIC STARR TASTE OF HONEY THIRD WORLD

JAZZ.., RAMSEY LE WIS

Live At The Savoy (Columbia) JEFF LORBER Ifs A Fact (Anato) BEN !MORAN

Old Songs For The (Anti)les) FATHERS Et SONS

Fathers Et Sons (Columbia) DIZZY GILLESPIE

Musician/Composer. (Pablo) OSCAR PETERSON

Nigerian Marketplace (Pablo) LEE RITENOUR

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The follo wing stations reported

frozen playlists this week:

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KRNT/Des M oines KKU A/Honolulu KCEEJTucson

The follo wing stations did not report this week and therefore their

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EAST Most Added Hottest

SOUTH Most Added. Hottest

Juice Ne wton Paul McCartney Stevie Nicks Charlene Kansas Rick Springfield Ronnie Milsap

CHR ADDS & HOTS MUSIC' Key (DPI indicates the song is geteng play during certain parts of the d ay and/or night (RA) indicates

the song was dropped from the playlist then re-added.

Kansas Paul McCartney Ronnie Milsap Ray Parker Jr Juice Ne wton Rick Springfield

EAST

PARALLf I T W o

W KEE/Hunengton. W V

Ge r M isr

MDBERTA PLACE JUICE NEWTON FOREIGNER HEART STEVIE NICKS FOUP TOPS VAN HAL M

LE ROUX PATRICE RUSHEW Hottest,

MCCAMTNEY/WONDEP 1-1 TOTO 8-5 ASIA 16-10 JOHN COUGAR 203-I5 JOAN JETT )6-16

W PFITTranlan. NJ

Torn T WA,

KANSAS

JUICE NENTON STEVIE NICKS

SCORPIONS

VAN SALEM Hottest,

MCCANTWEV/WESIDEP NAIL & OATES 4-3 ASIA 111-5 ALSO NOVA 11-9 TOMMY TUTOWE 10-10

W YNYIAffsny. NY

MN C ON

JOHN COUGAR QUEEN RONNIE MILSAP Notteat, VAIMELIS 4-1

NCCARTVEY/WONDER 6-) TOMMY TUTONE 14-11 DAN FOGELBERG 26-16 LEA 25-17

W ARB/ Mentows. PA

Jefferson W ere

STEVIE NICES mELISSA MANCHESTE

NEIL DIAMOND HUEY LEWIS A NEWS Hottest( CHAIM/ENE 2-1

SHEENA EASTON 6-4 MCCAPTNEY/WONDER 11-DOWNIE IRIS 14-9 mUNAN LEAGUE 18-11

KC101MAAmo Hoven Cr

Darwry Lyon*

RONNIE m/LSAP SHEENA EASTON CHERI

Hotreet: RICE SPRINGFIELD I-1 mCCARTISTY/MONDER 2-2 ELTON JOHN II-7 DAN FOGELBERG 14-9

BERTIE HIGGINS 10-12

WFSR/Dakknora. M O

Andy Sailnekl

KARLA BOISOFF

MELISSA MANCHESTE SHEENA EASTON Hottest,

'MARLENE 1-1 mCCARTNEY/WONDER 2-2

WILLIE NELSON 8-) HALL A OATES 7-7 DAN FOGELMERG 15-13

WEILIELong leler n NY

Me Terry

HEENA EASTON &GBERTA PLACE 'GENIE IRIS pottests

mCCARTNEY/WONDED 1-1 PI CK SPRINGFIELD 5-3 MARLENE 6-5 'AEG GUIDPV 9-8 PAIL & OATES 16-i)

WT1C-A WHergerd. CT

to r Da r r

• HI CE NEWTON

a SPECIAL 14[01 Pot e•t

HAOLEISE 1-1

MCCARTNEY/WONDER R-2 TO ME ? moil! 6-5 FA? PEPPER JP. 10-7

'WHAM LE AGUE 19-15

O ffe rert. PA

O r M eer

HUNAN LEAGUE 'NO US 4TEVIE NICKS MICR NEWTON Hot • •111, RICe APSINGIPIELD 1-1 mrcARTNYT/VONDEP 5-2 ,nAlttAi m 7-6

✓csurr TUTO R 12-11 I AN 19-17

W HINA Mochartor NY

Awn . P.

• NICRA MINNOW MICE MEWTON MAMIE MILSAP unALAMAN KANSAS 'HA t •••

MALL A OATES 2-1 PICK SININGFIELO 1 i HARLAN! 9-S KAY FARMAN JO. 15 9 I.M1 25-17

K1611/Erle. PA

eli gurrion

RAY PARKER JR. HEART

JUICE NEWTON JOHN COUGAR KIM WILD! JUNIOR Hottest:

RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 POCO 2-2 SOFT CELL 3-3

JOURNEY 4-4 FOREIGNER 7-5

VIOSIChorle ffen, W V

Jay r ub

JUICE NtaTON RONNIE MILSAP KARLA BONOFF, Hottest:

HALL & OATES 2-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 4-2 DAN FCGELBERG 7-4 ELTON JOHN 10-7 SIMON & GARFUNKEL 14-

WIULE-FOI NAlt rierre. PA

A m Meer

HAIRCUT 100 LOVERBOY

J ON 6 VANGELIS KANSAS HUEY LEWIS A NEWS Hottest:

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 2-1 CHARLENE 3-2 ASIA 8-4

RAY PARKER JP. 12-6 TOTO 19-12

O NLY/A r my. NY

Jock Le rne r

ASIA KANSAS DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest,

RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-/ CHARLENE 4-3 TOMMY TUTONT 12-6 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 9-7

HUMAN LEAGUE 15-12

W ORC.FPATIartIord. CT

Pao! Roberta

WILLIE NELSON

MOTELS

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES W O 5 LOVERBOY (dp) Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 2-1

MCCARTMEY/WONDER 5-2 CHARLENE 7-5 HUMAN LEAGUE 14-10

Mlle./ Mike. NY

A m Waite

JOURNEY

ROD STEWART HUEY LEWIS L NEWS

SCORPIONS Hottest:

RICK SPRINGFIELD 2-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-4 HUMAN LEAGUE 9-5 ASIA 14-8

JOAN JETT 20-14

WIT MInghentlen. NY

I re blehe r

MOTELS HEART HUEY LEWIS A NEWS

STEVIE NICKS Hottest:

RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1

MCCARTNEY/MONGER II-HUMAN LEAGUE 15-6 ALDO NOVA 17-12 TOTO 27-17

W P M: M*0 MM. NY

H wy Moore

SPAR'S STEVIE NICKS KANSAS SCORPIONS Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER I-1 ASIA 3-2 POLICE 13-8

OUrIts 25-10 JOAN JETT 22-12

SVLAAFFIA/Lancestor

Dav• RweseN

JUICE NEM/cal MAMIE MILSAP FOREIGNER E1AM ToPs STEVIE iHrils Hottest.

MCCARTNEY/N OSHES 2 1 KOGL N TNE GANG 6-)

RAY PPPPPP JP. 17-8 HUMAN LEAGUE 11-11

VOET CELL 14-12

INYC WHenever Neet. PA

J.J. ffe relph

a ryls NICKS HUEY LEWIS A NEWS RONNIE MILA N, irotm Tors

A (4 0 An

PICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 KOOL 6 THE GANG 1-2 RAY PAPEEP JP. 9-6 MCCARTNEY/ W:0 MR 11-7 LAS 15-11

PARALLEL T HRI.,

W CIRED•alkley, W V

Jbus Allardn

HEAVE JUICE NOOTON MAMAS W OOF/ FOPEIGNIEP DEPT H/ MIOGINS OTEVIt NICKS Hot ies, 1 RAY PAISES JR. 2 I

WILLIR 1111/140 I/ NCtAIRTNEY/WONDER 9 M ARIANN IM-6 DAN FOGEL/SEIM 1/ 7

WIIMLAJbwans PA

EON" SENNA

FOREIGNER SHARI* STEVENS DENIECE WILLIAMS JUICE NEWTON HEART Hottest:

TOMMY TI/TONE 4-i MCCARTNEY/WONDEP 2-2 CHARLENE 5-4 KOOL N THE GANG 9-7 TOTO 23-15

W OUYIllanger. Mt

Jill 5n

BOW WOW WOW

VAN SALEM THIRD WORLD HEART SNOKEY ROBINS ON

SISTER SLEDGE

PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest :

RICK SPRINGFIELD I-1 OR. HOOK 10-5

10 LOVERBOY 21-15 RAY PARKER JR. 26-20 CHARLENE 27-25

W ALIO/Pertend. ME

Mien Phoenix

KARLA BONO?? WARWICK A MATHIS IM RAINFIGH 10 0 SHEENA EASTON ATLANTIC STARR FOREIGNER (d 0

Hottest, RICK SPRINGFIELD I-1 HALL A OATES 7-2

ELTON JOHN 6-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 12 '

RAY PARKER JR. 38-21

INTI M/Dover, NH

Jhn g reeden

ASIA JOAN JETT STEVIE NICKS RAINBOW 35 SPECIAL KANSAS RONNIE MILSAP CHARLENE Hottest:

RICK SPF.INGPIELD I-, :AUL DAVIS 3-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 14-BARRY MANILOW 9-5 RAY PARKER JP. 15-8

WICIY/Be r. ME

Iffe rag

LE ROUX STEVIE NICKS FOREIGNER

SHEENA EASTON SCORPIONS Hottest:

TOMMY TI/TONE 2-1 JOAN JETT 1-2 CHARLENE 7-7

MCCARTNEY/WONDER ,-4 CDR 9-5

95)(11../Peritersborg W V

Terry Loa Collins

JUN1oP JUICE uniT, .. CAPimA RAY PARKER JP. JOAN JETT Hottest,

DIESEL 4-1 HALL & OATES 0-2 CUB 12-5 RICH SPRINGFIELD 16-5101, NOVA 34-21

SVAC2JBAngor, ME

Micheal O'Hare,

HEART

STEVIE NICK! KARLA BON0Fi

KANSAS Hot te•t

JOAN JETT I-1 RAY PARKER JP. 4-) VANGELIS 6-6

mcCAPTNEY/RICMDEA 11 -

ASIA 21-15

Va NG/Froderlek. ND

1(4.mme.1:4 Joe

PAY PAPYIP ,P FOREIGNER

LE ROUX VAN HALEN

Hottest, MCCAPTNEY/WCAIDEP S-1

ASIA 10-7 WILLIE NELSON 19- i TOTO 21-14 MJMAN LEAGUE. L-111

W O MP FMAIMMIni. OH

JoMna Schreiber

STPVIP NI , HEART FOREIGNER HAIRCUT 100 ROBERTA PLACE SHALAMAR Hot t • tot

PICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 HAIL • OATES 7-2 DP. MOOR 1-1 M AMIE 'MIS 12-8 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 19_,

VINVIWPorleenadO, NH

EWA Been

lo MMII

MEPTIE HIGGINS T WO JUICE alisiToN Hottes.,

MCCARTNEY/MONDE', 1-1 HAIA. 6 OATES 4 4 tHAPLENE 5-5

DAN FOGELBERG 10-6 1.1.1•00 .10H• 17- It,

effeAffeenehea r. NH

Kart Le r*

Volt INCH RoNNIE mILSAK SEPT: E HI GGINS thEY LOO M & Mats mHtteet,

crum miest I I 115.1 Its7FINENO I l-Il M I 17-9

SLO W. 6 Ilur EIMIN 19-14 WILLIS weisom 20-17

SOUTH PARALLEL T W O

OJII MOriende.

Test W alt

KANSAS POOP TOPS

HUEY LEWIS & M rs RIM WILDE

GORDON LIGHTFOOT M ART Hottest(

PICK SPRINGFIELD 3-1 TOMMY TIMONE 7-• MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1)-6 CHARLENE 15-9

ASIA 25-19

KEEUShreveport. LA

Tern Ksiwty

TOTO BERTIE HIGGINS RONNIE MILSAP ASIA

DONNIE IRIS LER HAIRCUT 100 Hot telt,. WILLIE NELSON 13-I MCCARTNEY/WONDER 16-6 DAN FOGELBERG 2e-14 ROBERTA FLACK 30-20 RAY PARKER JR. L-23

KTIA/Irn Antonio. TX

J.J. Ber ra =

ELTON JOHN

TOTO CHARLENE Hottest, RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 13-9 WILLIE NELSON 19-15 STARS ON 45 2)-20 RAY PARKES JR. 26-23

100(101/CUrrnInghe m. AL

ChM, Trans

1FAsxJ,Oto,, O UTS RONNIE MILSAP Hottest:

RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-2 DAN FOGELBERG 20-15 SHEENA EASTON 24-17

BERT H! HIGGINS 25-18

W AXTIT-t Lauderdale. FL

RkA Shew

ON A VANSELIS KARLA BONOFF WILLIE NELSON Hottest:

MCCARTNEY/WONDER I-1

RAY PARKER JR. 2-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-3 SINGS/ & GARFUNKEL 16-12 ASIA 20-15

W AY MCherlotte. NC

Lou M mon

HUEY LEWIS & NEWS ATLANTIC STARR RONNIE MILSAP Hottest, GO GO'S 2-1

JUNIOR 6-6 HUMAN LEAGUE 9-7 RAY PARKER JR. 11-8

7070 11-14

W REICUAugusts. OA

Bruce Stevens

PATRICE RUSHES ',OFT CELL PERTIE HIGGINS

OARLA BGNOFF VAN HALEN ,TEV1E NICKS EYE TO EYE Hottests

RAY PARKER JR. I-I

MCCARTNEY/WONDER /0-3 DB 11-6 ROBERTA M A O, 19-12 'OHN cnoc r to-21

WFIVIF/Baton Rouge. LA

Rica/ Watkins

mICE NEWTON Ilott•••• 1 NAY PARKER JP. 2-1 MCCAPTNEY/WONDEP 4-2

HUNAN LEAGUE 14-9 WILLIE NELSON 21-13 ASIA 24-16

W ON/Norfolk. VA

Bab Ca rr

UEAPT LE ROUX RI MER, CATES ;WIGHT TWILLEY r1M WILD!

'MEE Lrwis N A m; ATIAMTIC notteet,

mcCAPTVEY/WONDER 1-1

LACE 7-4 mILLIE NELSON 9-5

MALL & OATES 10-6 RI IS -S

WJDXJ lackarin MR

AS Ge ms.

pATTI AUSTIN mICE NEWTON

MILSAP KANSAS Hot t • st

RAY . ,IR. 2 WILLIE NELSON 1 mcCAPTNEY/ WAMEP 6 4 ELT ,* JoNN 1 5 moNAN LEAMIE II R

W T1X/19 mv Orlaarn LA

Gary Franklin

ASIA HUEY LEWIS A MEWS BERTIE HIGGINS RONNIE MILSAP

PATTI AUSTIN LOVER BOO Hottest,

MCCARTNEY/WONDEP 5- 1 ELTON JOHN 12-10 HUMAN LEAGUE 17-15

RICHARD D. FIELDS 20-DAN FOGELBEPG 27-19

YIKKA r rorme n ft

nobstJohn

JOAN JETT J OHN COUGAR RONNIE MILSAP KARLA BONOFE KANSAS Hottest, PAUL DAVIS 3-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1J-13

RAI PARKER JP. 12-9 TOMMY TI/TONE 19-1)

WILLIE NELSON 21-14

WILVCURIch mond. VA

S. Tho me

RAINBOW KANSAS Hottest, PAUL DAVIS I-I POLICE 13-9 JOAN JETT 20-13

GLASS NOON 21-16

38 SPECIAL 23-19

RRIONPAsinphls, TN

Toro Preeilg reaso

HUEY LEWIS & nnrs STEVIE NICKS MOTELS Hottest,

RAY PARKER ZB. 2-1 MCCARTIKEY/IUMDER 5-3

4RA 8-4 WILLIE NELSON 11-7

FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 14-10

W SKIiChattanoops, TN

David Carroll

WILLIE NELs,N KANSAS MOTELS Hottest:

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 2-1

RAY PARKER JP. 10-8 TOTO 20-13

DAN FOGELBERG 22-14 DONNIE IRIS 24-20

KINT/E1 P ro. TX

J r Epee

SHALAMAP

BERTIE HIGGINS SPARKS FOUR TOPS TOTO

RONNIE MILSAP Hottest.

RICK SPRINGFIELD I-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 2-2 JOAN JETT 10-5 LOVERBOY 11-9 QUEEN 18-14

KX104/Ne rvi r TN

Jon Anthony

lb SPECIAL

STEVIE WONDER RONNIE MILSAP Hottest,

RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 RAY PARKER JR. 5-3 WILLIE NELSON 10-9 ELTON JOHN 12-7 TOMMY Tt noNE 14-10

KJEOCIrLowisvillik KY

De r Mc Gann

KARLA BONOFF T.G. SHEPPAPD DONNIE IRIS

Hottest,

PAUL DAVIS 2-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 9-4 ROBERTA FLACK 1)-10 FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 20-16 'FOTO 0-24

EBENI/ MtAllen Brownsville

Sta r O wens

WDBERTA FLACK ROD RTEWART

Demitcr WILLIAMS QUEEN KANSAS JUICE !moron Hot t e•t 1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-1 CHAPLENE 11-5 MCCARTNEY/WONDER FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS CDB 77-114

0100/ Motee. Al.

Boon 04t1101

14-6

74-15

KANSAS JUICE N EWTON NIRIIE 11100INS SOFT CELL FOREIGNER Hottest, TOMMY TV/3 MR I-I RAY PAMPER JP. 6-2

mcCARTNEY/w0PIDER 9 HUNAN LEAGUE 11 I ToTo An 15

CK struCor r Be rk R.

Mika Lo ws

JUICY Arwris m MoNNiE MiLsAlt EARIA noNOMA KANSAS Hem • •••

'OE M A 1ME GANG I-1 WILLIE AMNON 7-4 AWcARTNEY/MONDUR 9-S RAY RAPPER JR. II-0

SMAIASUP 21-IN

INSEZAVinston SMe n NC

BobilAshoney

HOTELS RICHARD D. FIELDS

JUICE NEWTON )8 SPECIAI KANSAS CHERI

PATRICE RUSHES POUR TOPS

Hottest, RICE SPRINGFIELD 2-1

17 CHARLENE 9-6

MCC PPPP EY/MONGER 16-11 HUMAN LEAGUE 25-21

',RANEE/KNOCKOUTS )4-24

KIIET-FhtlE1 Peso. TX

Kyle Van Dyke

FOREIGNER

HUEY LEWIS A NEWS SPARKS Hottest,

GLASS MGON 1-1 LOVERBOY 5-3 TOTO 17-5 JOHN COUGAR 22-10 HOTELS 30-21

IN VINe w O re m LA

Ilha mbylVelpe

STEVIE WONDER 'FOTO Hottest,

RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 TOMMY TI/TONE 3-2 RAY PARKER JP. 9-3 CHARLENE 6-5


W OKIII( ma rele, TN

Gary Adkins

STEVIE NICKS VAN HAIFN

1TAitT

HUEY LEWIS & NEWS ALESSI Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1

RAY PARKER JR. 4-2 ALDO NOVA 5-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 9-7 ELTON JOHN 26-21

W CBCJCI1RAINK4041. SC

awis Belay

MELISSA MANCHESTE HEART HUEY LEWIS A NEWS STEVIE NICKS NEIL DIAMOND SPARKS DAZZ BAND Hottest: RAY PARKER JR. 1-1

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-! TOMMY TI/TONE 7-5 HUMAN LEAGUE 9-7 SRO 11-9

W BCTICherlotte. NC

Bob Keghen

EYE TO EYE STEVIE WONDER STEVIE NICKS JON & VANGELIS Hottest, MCCARTNEY/WONDER TOTO 2-2 ELTON JOHN 12-5 IRS 13-7 ASIA 19-10

K2FACCorprie ° Kitt TX

C C Chee rer

ROT STEWAPT KANSAS STEVIE WOOLS PATTI AUSTIN FOUR TOPS FOREIGNER GAP AMID Hottest, WILLIE NELSON 3-1 NCCARTNEY/WONDEP 8-2 CHARLENE 4-3 COB 17-4

ROBERTA M ACE 7-6

KROK/Shreveport. LA

Her ron/Gre w

WARWICK & MATHIS LE ROUX MOTELS

JOHN COUGAR HEART RONNIE MILSAP Hottest,

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-1 RAY PARKER JP. 7-2 J. GEILS BAND 6-5

TOMMY TI/TONE /1-6 DP. HOOP 11-8

W SIDUCherlecton. BC

Aehtonr MsrtIn

ErmIr IRIS

VAN HALFN RAINStM STRANGER Hotteet, JOAN JETT 5-1 ASIA 11-7

DAN FOGIFFMkRG 17-14

38 I!. CIAL 24-20 LOVERBOY D-27

KLPCUL11116 Rock, AR

Bob Loa

QUEEN

LOVERBOY Hottest:

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 3-1 PAUL DAVIS 4-2 RAY PARKER JP. 12-7 HUMAN LEAGUE 10-0 LRB 15-10

KRODIEI Pe r. TX

Mike Preston

TOM TOM CLUB MCCARTNEY/WONDER Hottest:

RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-1 KOOL A THE GANG 7-5 HUMAN LEAGUE 12-6 RAY PARKER JR. 9-7 TOMMY TI/TONE 15-10

W HOP FM/Colu mbls SC

Torn Anderson

JOHN COUGAR MOTELS

LARRY LEE

BERTIE HIGGINS Hottest, ALABAMA 3-1

RICK SPRINGFIELD MCCARTNEY/WONDER ELTON JOHN 11-8

3-1 JOAN JETT D-30

WIKIK/Greenebare. NC

W e. Jones

W AULK- Reffret wffe. TN

P M Sto rey

HUEY LEWIS & NEWS PATRICE RUSHES HEART

30 SPECIAL (dp)

LE ROUX (dp) KANSAS (Op/ Hottest: MCCARTNEY/WONDER 4-1 KARLA BONOFF 16-10 HUMAN LEAGUE 21-14 PATTI AUSTIN 22-15 TOTO 26-16

W HHY.F M/ Montgente r. AL

N M He r rn

MOTELS SPARKS JUICE NEWTON STEVIE NICKS Hot n•t

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 4-1 RAY PARKER JP. 8-3 TOMMY TI/TONE 12-6 HUMAN LEAGUE 10-12

W DOGA rylette O ffrott. FL

M ob Knight

KARLA BONO/1i SOFT CELL STEVIE NICKS PICK JAMES

HUMAN LEAGUE

10 SPECIAL DARE BAND HEART Norte., MCCARTNEY/WONDER 7-1 WILLIE NELSON 3-2 TOTo 11-5 TOMMY TI/TOME 14-6 ELTON JOHN 13-7

W rYPIHo mmy1114. Al

Se mi PINU4N4

WILLIE NELRoN MOTELS AMMAR RO P R PPP PlAkK JUICE NRWTole Hottest,

MICR SPRINGFIELD 1-1 HALL & OATES 3-2 MCCAPTVEY/MONDCM 9-3 RO M A THE OAMG 6-4 TOPOIT TI M M', 7-5

JUICE NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP 38 SPECIAL 001 TN

HEART JUICE NEWTON LARRY LEE RONNIE MILSAP

Hottest, WILLIE NELSON MCCARTNEY/WONDER 4-1 Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-3 PAUL DAVIS 1-1

CHARLENE 5-• MCCARTNEY/WONDEP 10-4 RAY PARKER JP. 14-H ELTON JOHN 12-6

LR8 26-2, RAY PARKER JR. 18-12 TOTO 27-20

7-2 14-7

INCGCLColu.st ws GA

Rob Ralaign

SHEENA EASTON LOVERBOY JUICE NEWTON

KANSAS r erirrn PLAcR

HEART Notteet,

RICE SPRINGEIELD 1-1 HALL A OATES 4-2 CHARLES? 6-1

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 6-5 ELTON JOHN 12-9

WISE/Aehevele. NC

John Ste rna

FOUR TOPS

KANSAS STEVIE NICKS HEART FOREIGNER

RICHARD D. FIELDS Hottest,

RICE SPRINGFIELD I-1 MOTO 25-23 JOAN JETT 28-25

MOTELS D-26 SIMON & GARFUNKEL 77-78

W FOX/GrAnsmills GA

AJan Ekiprise

JOAN JETT STEVIE WICKS RONNIE MILSAP Hottest:

RICK SP :1114 0'1EL° I-I

CHF.:,,LENE 6-3 TOMMY TI/TORE 10-8

RAY PARKER JR. IS-9 TOTO 30-23

KPUR/Arnarlee. TX

D on W on

JUICE NEWTON KANSAS

36 SPECIAL SIMON & GARFUNKEL Hottest,

RICK SPRINGFIELD I-1 HALL & OATES 2-2 MCCARTNEY/MENDER 3-7

RAY PARKER JP. 12-8 LRB 15-11

DiSOFISavatIMIAL OA

J.P. Hunter

WARWICK L MATHIS RONNIE MILSAP JUICE NEWTON JOAN JETT (RAI SOFT CELL (dpi FOREIGNER (0 0 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 1.1 0 Hottest:

MCCAPTNEY/WONDER 2-1 wILLIE NELSON 9-7

LR8 17-11

HUMAN LEAGUE 21-14 TOTO 23-15

Z102.1Savenneh. OA

Jonathan Kri m

LONNIE IRIS JUICE NEWTON 313 SPECIAL Hottest, RAY PARKER JR. 5-1

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 3-2 JUNIOR 9-6 TOMMY TI/TONE 10-0 JOAN JETT 23-17

W DCO/Durharn Reloldh. NC

KVOL/Lafeyette. LARandy Kabrich

KOIZ FMIA merille. TX

Ti m Butler

SIMON 6 0AKFUNKEL JUICE NEWTON BERTIE HIGGINS Hottest,

RICK SPRINGFIELD I CHARLENE 6-2 MCCARTNEY NONDER 9 KOOL & THE GANG 15 HUMAN LEAGUE 20-11

W N W-F M/ Moh r. AL

Moh r Kele/

KANSAS Hottest: J. Ge ms RAND 5-1 MCCAPTNEY/WONDEP 8

RAY PARKER JP. 10-1 ASIA 20-14 JOAN JETT 30-21

KITY/tan A rmlet TX

Babb Ste rn

JUICE NEIrroti TO M RONNIE MILMAP Hottest, JOAN JETT I I J. GE MS NAND 6-2 RAY P PPPPP JP. 13-N HUMAN LEAGUE 70-1S ToOl Toll CUM 21-17

PARALLI1 Ti fftl I

Philp At ria

STEVIE NICKS

FOREIGNER

SPARKS -1 RAINBOW (4 0

DENIECE WILLIAMS -5 MELISSA MANCHESTE -10 110tte•t

PAUL DAVIS I-1

CHARLENE 4-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 23-1) TOTo 24-15

JOAN Jr99 20-16

W XLK/Itoen re. VA

R.44 Brmovn

IMANIehreffen. TX

Soultisy4er

MI PPM 1AL RARIA h. morr FoNEIGNER A MMAN M en RAoAx MOTEla Holteet,

MICR IIPPII MFIELO 1 1 VAMOKLIS 1- 2 mccAIPTI milimiNtwill 9-1 MAY PARKAS JR. 16-V EM MY MANILMI IC-I N

NUE1 1JWIs & NEWS SOFT CELL ALSO NOVA SAN HELEN FOREIGNEM Hotte ws MCCARTNEY/WUNDER 2-1

TONNE TI/TONE 4-2 CHARLENE S-4 TI/TO 10-7

JOAN JETT 15-10

K SE L FM.IAMMact, IV

Stan Cameos

VAN KALIEN /LOCI or SEAGULLS Hottest:

U2VERSOY 2-1 ASIA 9-3

T M 10-6 RAINBOW 16-12 II 'PF'1A, 2, '

KECIV W1,431ts Felts T5

Greg King

KANSAS

SCORPIONS MOTELS

HEART FOREIGNER Hottest. MICE SPRINGFIELD 1-1 RAY N UKES JR. 10-7 HUNAN LEAGUE 14-10

DAN FOGELBERG 17-11 LIB 20-12

W OLNY Mehmense.

Kan Pa rer

SOFT CELL

JOHN DENVER KANSAS SAMMY NAGA,

JUICE Magyom

FOr.ktcorn Hottest, JOAN JETT 1-1

NCCARTNEY/MONDER 4-3

RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-5 RAY PARKE, JP. 11-11 JOAN JETT 20-10

0101/ Marklien. M S

MI Evers

STEVIE NICKS GAP HAND

KANSAS RONNIE MILSAP

LE ROUX JIMMY HALL

TEMPTATIONS/JAMES

Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 RAY PARKER JR. 8-7

FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 14-10 LAB 20-15 WILLIE NELSON 22-24

010410 reen. AL

Leo De r

VAN HALEN DENIECE WILLIAMS RONNIE MILSAP Hottest, RAY PARKER JP. 1-I MCCARTNEY/WONDER IS-a LOVERBOY 9-7 ALDO NOVA 12-9

TOTO 20-ii

WF UJ/Fe rtunelle. NC

Larry Cannon

KANSAS

FOUR TOPS FOREIGNER

STEVIE NICKS SPARKS (dp)

WARWICK & MATHIS 10p) GAP RAND Idp) Hottest, RAY PARKER JR. 8-1 DONNIE IRIS 23-13 ELTON JOHN 19-15

FRANKE/KNOCKOUTS 22-10 RONNIE MILSAP 29-25

VerKSA3.104491116 Ft

BM Hermon

JUICE NEWTON RONNIE MILSAP HUEY LEWIS & NEWS ROD STEWART VAN HALES RAINBOW Hotteet.

PAUL DAVIS 1-1 TOMMY TUToNE 4-1

JoAN JETT 14-9 DAN EGGELAFE4 16-10 ASIA 2)-14

W AEVISevennelt GA

J.D. North

DONNIE IRIS HUEY LEWIS 6 NE W DENIECE wILVIAMS Ro m, MILSAP SPARES Hottest,

RAY PARKER JP. I-1 WILLIE NELSoN 4-2 ICCARTNET/WONDER 5-4 TOTO 21-11 ASIA 26-I8

Pa w. ',A Mity 7. 1982

MIDWEST Most Added. Hottest

WEST Most Added Hottest

-. ME N

Kennels Paul McCartney ...1nen Jett Charlene

Juice Nevvton To m my Tutone

CHR ADDS & HOTS Music. Key . O PP IMICNOieted the song Is getting palsy during coronet /40/f3 11/ the day an d lft /1/V/11' W A/ 'rode-ems the song was dropped from the pleyAlat then re-eddied

Heart Paul McGee-Utley

Kanner' Rick Sprinpfle14 I

Juice Ne wton Charier 111

MIDWEST

\H A W I T W O

• MO W

0, M I MI JO. ON Mr??

..,10 0,

MCcARTNEY/WONDOM

ELTON JOIN 1.1-41 TOMMY TIMONE 16-9

FRANRE/KNOCIUMETB 17-11 DAN 1,,GVIAENG 2.. IN

KI0 A/Dos M oines. IA

A W Penn *

—re LEWIS: • NEWS

, HARLENV 1-1

RICK EPP1NGVIELD 4-2 MCCAIETWFV/WONDER 11.4

HALL • "...TEE 12-S BARRY MANILoW 16 II

KOF M/C horne City. OK

John Jenkins

PAY EARKVI, J13.

h •.L & THE GAIN,

AN JETT .ct NEWToN , v&t.

•• .ARTNICY/WONDEK 1-1 A.4. DAVIS 9-3

41N DENVER 8-4

',ARLENE 10-5 NOVA 21-1/

K RAU/Tulsa. OK

Gary Reynolds

rtliTA FLACK to

, ,ttemt:

WILLIE NELSON 4-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-3 CHARLENE 8-5

RICK SPRINGFIELD 10-8 DAN Pot.E.LBERG 14-9

K M/Peoria IL

Keith Edwards

KANSAS HEART QUAFTERFLASH

Hottest'

PICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 ASIA 5-.1 GENESIS 13-6 POLICE 18-10 JOAN JETT 14-11

WOHINGeond limed& NI

Soon Stevens

CHARLENE HUMAN LEAGUE Hottest: TOMMY TUTONE 4-1

JOAN JETT 2-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-4 ALDO NOVA 14-8 ASIA 21-16

WHOTIVaungetown. ON

Dick Thompson

JUICE NEWTON

DONNIE IRIS JOHN COUGAR Hottest:

CHARLENE 6-1 KAY PARKER JR. I6-b

ASIA 25-16 JOAN JETT 23-18 HUMAN LEAGUE D-23

W MEEIFort W ayne. IN

John Curry

LOVERBOI ROD STEWART

SIMON & GARFUNKEL JUICE NEW T'S!

HEART RONNIE MILSAP Hottest. MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-1 KOOL K THE GANG 6-4

RAY PARKER JR. 14-8 HUMAN LEAGUE 16-10 DR. HOOK 18-1)

VMAPAndireeepelle. Larry Map

Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD I-1 MALL h GATES 2-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 7-3 TOMMY TUTONE 6-5 DAN FOGELBERG 14-10

WVICJEast Laming. MI

Jinn St John

ALESSI

PATRICE RUSHEN KANSAS HEART

HUES LEWIS 1. NEWS KIM WILDE PATTY WEAVER LE ROUX VAN HALLE Hot t •ole MCCARTNEY/WONDER 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 7-4 CHARLENE 8-7 GREG GUIDRY 12-8 ROBERTA FLACK 15-9

KaTT/Deranpart. IA SR Young

• HAAMATTAN TRANI/FP HEART

RONNIE MILSAP 11.4 ••t I

Cl* 2-1

CHAPLAIN' 1-2

mecatriirritaliorm U-4 DAN EOGRIAING V /

4 I RAY AAAAAA JP. IS-1

WVP WYerertgelown. ON

Jolt Tobin

CHARLENE Hottest.

JOAN JETT I- 1

MCCARTNEY/AVO WER 6-2

PICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 TOMMY TUTGWE 5-4

PAUL DAVIS 14-11

WAIUUDukelk MN

Doge Strandberg

SHLENA PAS TOR Hottest,

tHARLENE I-1 PAUL DAVIS 2-2 HAIL & GATES 4-1

W YARTNEY/WONDER 11-4 DAN ru.,17LBERG II-b

WILIANI/Applaton-Oen:Oot Chile Caine

WARWICK • MATHIs ROBERTA H ACK

KANSAS

STEVIE NICKS CARO LS KING JON h VANGELIS Hottest,


RAY PARKER JR. 12-6 1.1111 19-7

DAN FOGELBERG 17-8 ASIA 26-18

WOBNEvoneyillet IN

Karin Carpenter

FRANKE/KNoCKOUTS ASIA

JUICE NEWTON Hottest:

CHARLENE I-I


DAN FOGELBERG 4-3 HALL & GATES 8-5

WILLIE NELSON 16-9

INZOK/Rockford. IL

Mr. Ed

VAN FOGELBERG

JOHN COUGAR

JOAN JETT

FOREIGNER Hottest.

RICK SPRINGFIELD I-I TOMMY TUTONE 3-3 HALL 6 OATES 4-4

RAY PARKER JR. 9-6. LRB 11-8

ZIONINedleon. WI Utile/Hudson

JOHN COUGAR

ROBERTA FLACK HUES LEWIS & NEWS Hottest: CHARLENE 2-1

TOMMY TUTONE 3-1 HALL & GATES 6-4 KOOL & THE GANG 15-1

JOAN JETT 21-15

INIKS/Indierwpolis. IN

Jay Stevens

FOREIGNER LE ROUX Hottest,

RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-1 LOVERBOY 4-2 GENESIS 6-4

PRISM 0-6 GREG GUIDRY 9-7

USINScudi Bend. IN

J.K. Deering

RAY PARKER JR. Hottest:

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 9-1 PAUL DAVIS 2-2 VANGELIS 4-3

TOMMY TUTONE 12-7 TOTO 10-10

INDJX1Dayllon. ON

Joe De mme

ELTON JOHN JUICE NEWTON Hottest: VANGELIS 1-1 CHARLENE S-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 8-4

WILLIE NELSON 16-11 RAY PARKER JR. D-2I

WKDOIEveardllik IN

Bebe Hobbs

JUICE NEWTON HUES LEWIS & NEWS 38 SPECIAL RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: CHARLENE 2-1

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-2 TOMMY TUTONE 10-5 RAY PARKER JR. 11-7 JOHN COUGAR 30-19

WJX O/Jackson MI

Nya wCheek•

VAN HELEN KANSAS

M('A. APTNICF/IKINDEE IAA) PVIEIONEE LE PC401

HEART

HUEY LEWIS • NEVI PATTY WEAVER

JON N VANORLIS

SOFT CELL Holiest,

ASIA 1 I TOMMY TUToNE 1/

VAN MALIN A-11 ih bPIECIAI 21 15 KANSAS A /0

KaitatOreelta. NS JayTayier

111 EPECIAL WILLIE NELSON

ROBERTA FLACK PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest,

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 3-1 CHARLENE 2-2 TOMMY TUTONE 9-6 HUNAN LEAGUE 10-7

TI MO 20-1)

KIIK/Devenport IA Chuck King

JOAN .;f:DT QUEEN RAINBCW KANSAS ALDO NOVA blot test VANGELIS J-I

RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER

CHARLENE 17-10 DAN FOGELBERG 29-20

12-6

W URJOrand Rookie. MI

Brian Tho mas

KANSAS JOAN JETT

38 SPECIAL JOHN COUGAR

HEART STEVIE NICKS

KARLA BONOFF

MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest:

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-1 HALL & GATES 2-2 CHARLENE 6-5

TOMMY TUTONE 10-0 HUMAN LEAGUE 15-11

WKFR/Kaleinazoo. MI

Swart/Chapman

JOAN JETT

RONNIE MILSAP BERTIE HIGGINS Hottest:

MCCARTNEY/WCELDER HALL & GATES 6-4 KOOL N 111E GANG 10-6

RAY PARKER JR. 25-18 TOTO 26-21

3-

W LYT/Cleveland. OH

Scott Smoker' Ho witt

KOOL K TOP

DAZZ BAND QUEEN

JOAN JETT CARO LS KING

° WILLIE NELSON

BERT!! HIGGINS Hottest:

VANGELIS 3-1

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 14-3 CHARLENE 17-10

ALDO NOVA 211-14 HUMAN LEADOE 29-15

GANG

K MOKIDes M oines. IA

Micheel Stone

HOLY LEWIS & NEWS Hottest: HUES LEWIS & NEWS 1-1 HUMAN LEAGUE 4-3

ALDO NOVA 5-5 ASIA 10-6

TOTO 12-10

PARALLEL THREE

ItP/ MIkerrolt, NO Dan Brannen

JUICE NEWTON STEVIE NICKS

Hottest: TOMMY TUTONE 10-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 6-4 GREG GUIDRY 13-12 DAN FOGELBERG 19-14 ELTON JOHN 20-16

KKLS/Rapid City Shen...PI/Piper

JOHN COUGAR JOAN JETT

HUES LEWIS & NEWS JUICE NEWTON Hottest: ELTON JOHN 1-1 CHARLENE 5-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 10-5 LAB 14-11 DAN FOGELBERG 23-15

ININUelbekse. *1 M O W W arren

ft/SEPTA /LACK WO EPECIAL

DAN rou nmaso Hottesti

00 00 .0 2-1 TOMMY TUTONI 10-5 CHARLENE 14-11

WILLIE NELSON 2B-14 AAMLA lioNoEF ti

WIIIPT/Stevens Point WI

FuhrIllteoe

II? Al'!

FOREIGNER QUEEN (dp)

ECORPlobb 1 01 RoBERTA FLACK 1dp1 Hottest,

MCCARTNEY/WONDER I-1

CHARLENE 9-2

HUMAN LEAGUE 6-5 HAIL • (ATE!: 0-6

DAN Yot.ELAERG 14-11

WTRUNAmykseen. WI tanyaiek

JOAN Jrrr

NESTLE HIGGINS MOTELS 38 SPECIAL JUICE NEWTON

DENIECE WILLIAMS KANSAS

KANIA BONOFY RONNIE MILSAP

FOUR 16?5 Hottest,

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-2 TOMMY TUTONE 9-8

RAY PARKER JR. 16-10

TOTO 26-20 ASIA 27 24

KI M/Topeka KS

Tony Stewart

MOTELS RA1NDCW

KANSAS ROD STEWART

Hottest, RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-I

RAY PARKER JR. J-2 CHARLENE 8-4

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 11-5 HUMAN LEAGUE 16-8

KELO/Sioux fella SD Marc Eliot

RAY PARKER JR. LAB Hottest:


MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-3 HALL & GATES 7-5 TOMMY TUTONE 8-6

ASIA 21-10

KWLONVeterlost IA

Drew Wadley

RONNIE MILSAP ROBERTA FLACK HEART

JOAN JETT Hottest: CHARLENE 5-1

TOMMY TUTONE 4-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 8-3 PAUL DAVIS 7-4 ELTON JOHN 12-8

WAZY•FrA/Lefeyette, IN

Bob Laonsrd

MOTELS KANSAS JOAN JETT HEART

Hottest: HALL & GATES 2-1

JOHN COUGAR 17-14 ROD STEWART 19-15 38 SPECIAL 25-18

JUICE NEWTON 28-22

MINA/lows City. IA

BEN Clortthog

HEART SPARKS KIM WILDE

KARLA BONOFF

HUES LEWIS & NEWS

SPLIT END Idp)

PETER NOONE SCORPIONS (dpi Hottest: HUMAN LEAGUE 2-1 RAY PARKER JR. 4-2

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 6-4 ASIA 16-10 TOTO 19-13

VICIL-FM/Carbondale. IL

Tony Weitelnes

QUEEN RAINBOW Hottest, CHARLENE 1-1 JO JO ZEP/FALCOWS D- ,

RICK SPRINGFIELD 13- , GREG GUIDRY 29-19 KELLY MARIE 22-20

KRAZ/Columble. MO Steve On:W m

FOREIGNER KIM WILDE SPLIT END BOW WOW WOW Hottest, SOFT CELL 3-1 TOTO 17-8 JOAN JETT 22-16 RAINBOW 23-18 MOTELS D-2I

IINIGAllains. KS D ONN CO BS/

PAINtOW

SOFT cru. MOTELS Hot •st a

MCCARTNEY/WONDIS CHAPLIN, 7-4

TITO 25-16

1J111 75 17 QUEEN 12-27

1UllefiCelende 11114111 1S. CO M e Dunkin

uUtIEN JU KE NICIETGN OWINIE MIIAAP HtdtesIt

I-1 AIt A birmimurirLD

HALL 4 OATEE 2-2 ACCARTNEV/WUNDES

(AAILLFWE 1-4 LEA 31-11

KIINC-PONSIour P . SO

Dan Kliey

JOHN C OUGAR

UDEEM

111 SPECIAL Hottest.

RICE SPRINGFIELD 1-1 011J 1.2

PAUL DAVIS 4-J HALL & GATES 6-4

TomMy TIFEGNE H 5

KKXL/Orand forks. NO

Clary Leigh

JUICI NEwlou HEART

KANSAS 1dp/ SPARKS 1 0) Hottest,


HUMAN LEAGUE 9-6 ASIA 17-7 TOTO 11-11

COB 12-10

WEST

PARAtIEL TWO

KCPJUIdet Lobs City. UT Gary Waldron

ELTON JOHN SHALAMAR SHAKIN' STEVENS FOUR TOPS

ATLANTIC STARK Hot tea:, PAUL DAVIS I-1

HALL 1. GATES 10-4 SHEENA EASTON 11-8

JOHN DENVER 13-9

HUMAN LEAGUE 15-11

KJRB/Spokane, W A

Suds Cole man

DONNIE IRIS HEART

WILLIE NELSON RAINBOW

PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest:

MCIARTNEY/W(jNDER 8-1 ASIA 10-5

HUMAN LEAGUE 15-7 RICHARD D. FIELDS 23-17 TOTO 28-19

KR(VTucerm. AZ

Guy Zapoleon

STEVIE NICKS BERTIE HIGGINS JOHN COUGAR KARLA BONOFF HEART Hottest:

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 4-1 MIKE POST 9-5

QUARTERFLASH 20-9

HUMAN LEAGUE 23-16 TOTO 30-17

Y911/Fresno. CA

John McCorkle

RAY PARKER JR.

SIMON & GARFUNKEL Hottest:


MCCARTNEY/WONDER 11-6 CHARLENE 12-9 ELTON JOHN 14-10 TOTO 18-13

K LUC/Las Vogler. NV

Dere Van Stone

ROD STEWART SIMON & GARFUNKEL JUICE NEWTON KANSAS

FOREIGNER Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 8-4 HUMAN LEAGUE 12-6 LOVERBOY 18-11 TOTO 25-19

KYNO.F M/Fresno, CA

Walker/Davis

WILLIE NELSON hop) Hottest: JOAN JETT 1-1 JUNIOR 4-2 CHERI 6-4

BERTIE IfIGGINs 7-6 '.1:01 01101. I:

FM10.2/Sacrsrnento. CA

FA•ndsrsiProstOn

RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 ION Tom CLUB 2-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 7-7

ATLANTIC STARR 19-19

WILLIE NELSON 25-25

KHYT Maceon. Al

Mots Brother Robbin

1-1

4-1

J. (41Lb KANI HUES LEWIS h NEWS

HAIRCUT /00

NANNY HAGAP BOET CELL HEART JOHN DENVER

LREI

FOREIGNER STEVIE WONDER Hottest,

MCCARTNEY/WONDEP 4-1

HUMAN LEAGUE 25-7 GENESIS 29-20 A LSO NOVA 1/-24

KIDDIMonterey. CA Sorry Mown

KANSAS

HUEY LEWIS & NEWS

PATRICE RUSHEN JUICE N EWTON Hottest,


HALL 6. GATES 6-2

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 111-4 KOOL & THE GANG 17-12 1.1113 2/-18

KOOURlyereld•Sen Bernardino giare O'N•11

FOUR TOPS

KARLA BONOFF

MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: VANGELIS 1-1

HUMAN LEAGUE 10-8 PATRICE RUSHEN 21-10

KAY PARKER JR. 26-16

RICHARD D. FIELDS 25-17

KILltaillakdryllaki. CA SeiresiD•Rao

MELISSA MANCHESTE FOREIGNER KANSAS PRISM

SOFT CELL IRA) Hottest: SPARKS 5-1

A LSO NOVA 6-4 ASIA 12-5

HUMAN LEAGUE 16-8 QUEEN 24-11

KNSCIffeconwAVA

ShrerVRoberte

HEART WILLIE NELSON

HUES LEWIS 1. NEWS KANSAS Hottest,

HALL & GATES 2-I CHARLENE 1-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 6-3

RAY PARKER JR. 26-19 QUEEN 30-20

IUMINtoro, UT

KreddliddOktemorg

JOHN DENVER HEART LOVENBOY KANSAS

Hottest:

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 2-1 CHARLENE 4-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-3 TOMMY TUTONE 6-5

SHEENA EASTON 10-6

Ratiertielt Lake City, UT Lorraine Winno w

KANSAS

VAN HALEN Hottestt

RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 TOMMY TUTONE 2-2

A LSO NOVA 9-6 ASIA 19-12 TOTO 20-17

KBBIUSoloa ID Bob Lee

JUICE NEWTON FOUR TOPS KANSAS

PATTY WEAVER BOW WOW WOW

KIM WILDE Hottest'

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 15-1 DR. HOOK 3-3 CHARLENE 8-7 KOOL & THE GANG 9-1, VAN FOGELBERG I,

KIK 0/Sale m. OR

Len I Misohell

111 SPECIAL

RICHARD D. FIELD&

KAPIA w4kwr JUICE NEWTON KANSA&

MOTELS 1 01

EOM WOW 10061 1 01 HGtt•ot. ALDu ON ,VA 4-1

CHARLENE 1E-11

JOAN JET? 211-21

QUEEN JS-211 JH &PECIAL A-10

KKF M/Colorado Springs

Jack Hernilton

W W1

M OT CELL Hottest,

KOOL & reir GANG 2-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-3 ToMMY TOT WIE 4-4 PAUL DAVIE 0-6 HUMAN LEAGUE 14-12

KIKI/Honoiuki

John fink

NICK tiPMINGPItLI, 1dp1 KANSAS

FOREIGNER

CHERI ALTON EDWARbb

SUGAR HILL GANG ASIA

IRENE LANA

SMITH & tIALMON LOVERBOY Hut t e•t

TOM TOM CLUB 1-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 1-2

ALIIS 6-1

MANHATTANS 5-QUEEN 2o-15

l',111 ,111 I 1 1111111

K U M/Reno. NV

Ji m O'Neal

JUICE NEWTON

KANSAS HEART

SAMMY HAGAR

HAIRCUT 100 Hotttstg

MIKE POST 4-1 HUMAN LEAGUE 10-3 MCCARTNEY/A MMER 14-8

SIMON & GARFUNKEL 15-10 T.G. SHEIMAND 3.1-211

KDZAJPuebeiL CO Rip /Wine

JUICE NEWTON HUEY LEWIS & NEWS

KANSAS RONNIE MILSAP FOUR TOPS

RICHARD D. FIELDS Hottest:

RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 HALL I. GATES 3-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 6-3 TOMMY TUTONE 4-4 RAY PARKER JR. 15-8

KILT/Son LuN °ble w.

Don Potter

SHAIAMAN

KANSAS HEART

HOLY Lewis • N MI

VAN liAI2111

PATTY WEAVER Pull̀11.A

Hottest. Ml cAPTIIIY AKIII14111 4-I

AAAAA PL.At I I-S

AlittAIA EARTUN 71-II,

ToTo 24-11 LAIs 22- IA

KUNIArrehasepa. AK

Bawdy Italtbine

utrrt Jul,/ mrwiom HUES LEWIS & NEWS ROBERTA VI AtE PATTY WEAVER

Hoste.t.

PI(14 EPPINGEIELI,

TOMMY TUTONE 4-2 HUMAN LEAGUE 19-10

NICIARTNEY/WOMPER 11-14 QUEEN 40-10

KYVAMINktga MT

Jack Sal

WILLIE NE W>. h

JON 4 VANGEII VAN HALEN HEAN1

HUES LEMI6 4 btu . Hottest,

RICK SPRINGFIELD

LHARLENE 5-2 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 6-3 HAIL & OATES 11-5

RAY PARKER JP. 10-6

KATLIC/ MO M WY Prod Ladhurnie

JUICE NEWTON HEART KANSAS

Hottest,

HALL & GATES 2-1 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-2

TOMMY TUTONE 4-J CHARLENE 6-5

ELTON JOHN 7-6

KOZE/LeMelon. ID Jay McCall

bTEVIL NICKS KANSAS

MOTELS HEART JON • VANGELIS

Hottest,

MCCARTNEY/WONDER 5-1 1.1111 11-6 CDB 11-7 TOTO 10-10 ASIA 77-11

111(1 V Ana 1...raus AK

Art Lewis

RONNIE MILSAP MOTELS

ROD STEWART MELISSA MANCHESTE HEART Not

PAUL DAVIS 1-1

RICK SPRINGFIELD 2 HALL & GATES 10-3 MCCARTNEY/WONDER 11

TOMMY TUTONE 23-17

THE FOLLO WING STATIONS DID N OT REPORT THIS W EEK

CKG M/ Montreel KHFI/Austin

KKYK/Little Rock W QUT/Johnson City W ANS-F M/Greenyille KEYN-F M NVichite

W O W/O mehe W NCl/Colu mbus KQ WB/Fergo

THE FOLLO WING STATION REPORTED A FROZEN PLAYLIST THIS WEEK:

FM102/Sacra mento

HR/Friday, May 7, 1982 Arasaltalsweesallars• 7/ ./901100raRecAteernitiated1

• Illooke•sba Rasekoala aawswaisse--

1,ARALLEILS Vaal I: Selected stations in major markets that are format dominant • cyOr exert a significant rational influence /O W Selected stations in sscondary markets that are format (Vont • and or exert a significant local or regional influence This parallel a. also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel c. Status 6041 III: Selected stations in smaller markets that are format dominant • s /or exert a significant local Influence This parallel may contain some Ondary market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status

s a wl Format dominance is based on the Monday-Sunday. 6AM-1‘rdnight total persons 12 plus shares as published by Arbitron AM pre-tend possible future reporting stations are evaluated and updated twice a ray

kDENOTES FIRST WEEK IN PARALLELS

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44% us"p"' 7

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5'111125 100 C:14R reporting stations on

It Was w eek including 25 new adds

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region

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M OTELS "Only The Lonely" 1C.apttoll 88/24 Moves Up 10, Debuts 22, Sa me 3:2, Down 0 Adds 24 ancluding .111106, CORR. W O O.. KRLA, 0100, VVT, ME M, 1 M1013 W SKZ. W NOK FM, KSKO. KKOV Kill, VI/TRU, KOZE

ALDO NOVA "Fantasy" (Portrait/CBS) 88/3 Nu ., Up 39 Debuts 6, Sa me 32, Down IL Adds 3, Y100, KIIK. INXLIC WIF1 31127. alas 24 IS, W OCL 76, vvreT 11 0, KZF M 23 19, W OK1 63. won° 148. KOF M 23 17. FM103 we. KSIKD 4.1. 0104 12., WSPT 11 0 JOHN DENVER "Shanghai Breezes" (RCA) 86/4 Mtexas Un 40. Debuts 1. % ma 38. Down IS Adds 4 KIIS FM, K916. KHYT, W OLF W N W 2633, JO106 nap. KCNR 23 ID WFOR 109.10100 22 19. W AYS 13 11 W131133. KCPX 139. W M04036, 2102 22 19, KILO 2620

ROD STEVVART "How Long" (WB) 83/10 Moves Up 36 Debuts 10, Sams 2/, Do wn 0, Adds 10. VVOCL. KFI, WRCK. KZF M. KISF M W MEE. KLUC. W YKS. KOVV, KKLV, J5105 34 29. KXX we 14 12, W CSC 21 17. K100( 17 11 W AZY FM 1916

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MIKE POST "Theme From 'Magnum P.I.' " (Elektre) 77/0 Moves Up 36, Debuts 0. Same 22, Down 19, Adds O. 0104 11 lb. 9409-4, KBE0 36.29. KOPA 167, WKEE 22 18,

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GENESIS "Man On The Corner" (Atlantic) 64/0 Moves Up 31, Debuts 2, Sa me 19, Down 12, Adds 0. WIFI 20.16, 0107 1E315. KEGL 03, KEZR 66, KZF M 2622, W'SSX 66. WRVO 12 10, WJXO 9.9 K293 116, WIKS 6-4. KRO 2922, 96X1L 24-14, W YKS 27 24. W AZY FM 24 20 KCBN 4034

KARLA BONOFF "Personally" (Columbia) 81/19 Mow.. Up 14. Debuts 12, Same 16, Down 0. Adds 19 includng W NBC. WFBR, V100, Y103, W 000. W BBO. KJ100 WZZR. KGGI. KSKD, KR Q W ACZ. WCIR. Kill. KRNA

DENIECE WILLIAMS "It's Gonna Take A Miracle" (ARC/Columbia) 61/10 Move. Us. 21 Debuts 9 Same 13, Down 2, Adds 10 WCAUF M PRO FM. 0103, 92FLY, KBF M. WFBG, 0104,

W A1V, KVOl. WFRU WBEN FM 1310, KEARTH 14-9, KFI 20.10, KIKI 128

BERTIE HIGGINS "Just Another Day In Paradise" (Kat Family/CBS) 59/16 Moves Up 10, Debuts 9, Same 24. Down 0, Adds 16 including JB106, KIOCL KINT, KEEL G100. WBBO, W DCG, W NOK FM, WKFR WLYT, KRQ, W HEB, WFEA. WCIR. WTRU

RICHARD "DIMPLES" FIELDS "If It Ain't One Thing..." (Boardwalk) 55/4 Moves Up 30, Detxits 8. Sa ms 12, Down 1, Adds 4, WSEZ, KSK1D, WISE, KDZA, W ABC 11-7, Z93 20-16, 0106 2520, KEARTH 86, KFI 11 7, KFRC 18 16 WKEE 4036, KINT 3026, WKDO 21122, KJRB 23-17, 4102 29.23. IE FOREIGNER "Break It Up" (Atlantic) 53/32 E MI Moves Up 4. Debuts 5. Same 12. Down 0. Adds 32 including WIFI, KBEO. KI00, W LAN FM, WKEE, G100, VVZOK KKXX. KLUC WIGY. W O MP FM. WZYCL WISE. KKOV, WSPT, KF MZ

HEART -This Man Is Mine" (Epic) 50/48 tml Move. Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 2 Down 0 Adds 48 including KEARTH, KFI, KEZR, 8100, KYYX, KUBE, 3IWT, W ROK KSTT KNE10. WCIR. KKX1 FM KS( \ A

SIGNIFICANT ACTION SHALAMAR "A Night To Remember" (Solar/Elektra) 43/8 Moves Up 13. Debuts 4, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 8, WLOL FM. KFI, W HF M, KINT, KCPX, W O MP-F M,

KSLY. W XKS-F M 2320, WPGC 28-22, Y100 1914, KFRC 33-26, CK101 21 18. KGGI 24-19, KVOL 26-22

PE HUEY LEWIS Er THE NE WS "Hope You Love Me Like..." (Chrysalis) 41/38 E MI Moves Up 0. Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 0. Adds 38 including KIQQ. KEZR, KYYX, KZZP, WRCK, W AEB, VVYCR, KSET FM. W AYS, WJXO. KMGK, WKDG, KNBO, KHYT. 95SGF

SOFT CELL -Tainted Love" (Sire/ WB) 41/16 Moves Up it, Debuts 2. Sa me 5, Down 7, Adds 18 including KEGL, 293, 0106, WLOL-F M, W GCL, G100, W1300, WBBO. WJX0, KKXX, KKF M, KHYT, WXLK, W GLF, 99KG

IM STEVIE NICKS "After The Glitter Fades" (Modern/Atco) 39/34 U M Moves Up 3, Debuts 0. So me 2, Down 0. Adds 34 including 96KX. KICK). KEZR. WPHD, WLAN FM, WKEE, VVOKI. W NA M. KRQ. WCIR, WFLB 0101 KFYR. KOZE

DIONNE W AR WICK Et JOHNNY MATHIS "Friends In Love" (Arista) 29/7 Moves Up 8, Debuts 9, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 7, WCAU-F M, 193, KROK, W NA M, WJE10E 95SGF. WFLB, W NBC 30-27 KI00 637 WFBR 25-22, W AEB 2421. WJDX 27-21. W GH 17-12

PATRICE RUSHEN "Forget Me Nots" (Elektra) 28/11 Moves Up 5 Debuts 4. Sa me 8, Down 0 Adds 1, WBEN FM. WIFI, 193, WKEE WBBO, W MAK-F M, WSEZ, WVIC, KCIKO. KIDD W GUY. KFI 24 16. KOS FM 619. KIOQ 612, KGGI 21 10

JUNIOR "Mama Used To Say" (Mercury/PolyGram) 28/2 Moves Up 12. Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 9, Adds 2, K104, 95XIL, 094 17 13, WPGC 98, KEARTH 1610, XTRA 7-5, 897 11-10. W AYS 8-6, KYNO-F M 4-2, KGGI 6-6, KJFIB 25-21, KHYT 24-21, Z102 9-6, WYKS 15-11, 99KG on

FOUR TOPS "Back To School Again" (RSO/PolyGram) 27/14 Moves Up 2 Debuts 0, Sarno 11 Down 0. Adds 14, WLAN FM. VVYCR, WKEE. KZF M, KINT. BJ105, WSEZ, KGGI. KBBK, KCPX. WISE, WFLB, A/TRU KDZA

ATLANTIC STARR "Circles" (AEtM) 27/6 Moves Up 9, Debuts 5. Same 6, Down 1 Adds 6, KRLA. KFI, W AYS, W GH, KCPX, WJBQ. WCAU FM 39-24. VVXKS-F M 22 19 KIISF M 22 20, KI00 16-13 KFRC d-39. W DRC FM d-30, KY NO-F M 24-19. W GUY 2826. 95SGF 15,13

SAM MY HAGAR "Piece Of My Heart' (Geffen) 27/6 Moves Up 7. Debuts 1. Some 14, Down 0, Adds 5. W GCL, KHYT, W GLF, KILE. KCBN, KEGL 29-27. KYYX on, WPI-10 27 24. K104 38-36. W OKI on. WJXO 16.11, KKXX 28-21. % XII- 0-37, KSEL-F M 21.16, KF MZ 19-17.

JI MMY HALL "Fool For Your Love" (Epic) 25/1 Moves up 2 Debuts 1 Same 21, Down 0, Adds 1, 0101, KFI on, KIOCI on, KYYX on. 3VVT 3432. WKEE on, W ABB FM on CK101 (539, KIOA on. KGGI on, KCPX 40-38, KHYT on, W GUY on, WCIR on, KVOL on

PATTI AUSTIN with JAMES INGRAM "Baby Come To Me" (Qwest/ WB) 23/3 Moves Up 8. Debuts 0, Same 12. Down 0. Adds 3, KZF M, VVTIX, WJDX, VVXKS-F M on, Y100 23-20, KFI on, K1013

2422, KC101 30-27, WKRZ-F M on, W MAK FM 22-15. WSEZ on, WZZR on, KGGI 2321. KOOK on, W GUY on

STARS ON 45 'Tribute To Stevie Wonder" (Radio/Atlantic) 23/0 Moves Up 12, Debuts 0. Sa me 10. Down 1, Adds 0, KFRC 32-30, WFBR 12-10. VVBLI 27-25 VVYCR 26-26, WKEE 27 26, KTSA 2320, CK101 12 11, WKFR on. KIIK 25-23. KNEW) 2B-27, KIKI 21 19, WCIR 26.19, 2102 95SGF on. iONLO on

VAN HALEN "Dancing in The Streets" (WB) 22/19 Moves up 1, Debuts 0, Same 2. Down 0, Adds 19 including CHU M, KEGL, KFRC, WPST WKEE, WBBO, WSSX, WJXCI. FM103, VVZYCI, Q104, VVXLK. WYKS KSLY, KYYA.

CHERI "Murphy's La w- (Venture) 22/8 Moves Up 7, Debuts 2 Sa me 7, Down 0, Adds 6, KRLA. KFRC. VVTIC FM, KC101, WSEZ. KIKI. WIFI WCAU FM 1813, JB105 on, CKL W 17 13, KFI 21523, K100 18,16, XTRA on, W DOO 623, KYNO-F M 6-4

ALESSI "Put Away Your Love" (Qwest/VVB) 22/3 Moves Up 5. Debuts 3 Same 11, Down 0, Adds 3. xiaa, W OK I, WVIC, WXKS-F M 27 24, KEZFI 28-18, WKRZ-F M on. VVTIX 35.33, WBEIO on, KNBQ on, KIKI on, W GUY d-29, WFOX on. WXLK 28-24, W AZY-F M 26-21, KSLY on

ABBA -The Visitors" (Atlantic) 21/1 Moves Up 8, Debuts 3, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 1, VVTIX, 8100 625. KYYX on, KINT 2320, W HHY FM 25.21, Z104 on, W O MP FM on, 96XIL 39-34, WFOX 22-20, WXLK on, KKOV on, KVOL 22-21, W AZY FM 27-23, WCIL,FM 24.23. KOZE on

EDDIE RABBITT "I Don't Know Where To Start" (Elektra) 20/0 Moves Up 10, Debuts 2, Same 7 Down 1, Adds 0, WF MF 22-19, Y103 39-37, W AYS 26-24, W GH 16-10, WVIC 4030. KSTT 24-20. KIOA on, KOF M on, W GBF 625, WTSN 27 24, W O MPF M 40-37. WZYCI on, WFLB 18.17, KKLS 29-27, KENi on

SPARKS "I Predict" (Atlantic) 19/12 Moves Up 2, Debuts 0. Same 6, Down 0, Adds 12, KIQO, WPHD. WYCR. KSET-F M, KINT. W HHY FM. WCSC, W AEV, WFLB. KVOL, KKXL-F M. KRNA, WIFI on. KEGL on, KKXX 5-1

HAIRCUT 100 "Love Plus One" (Arista) 19/6 Moves Up 1. Debuts 4, Same 8, Down 0. Adds 8, KEARTH, WKR2-F M, KEEL. KHYT. W O MP FM, KCBN, CHU M 7520, W GCL on, WPHD on, W HF M on, W VIC on. WJXCI orydp, Z104 630. KKXX 627, KOOK 630

CAROLE KING "One To One" (Atlantic) 19/2 Moves Up 8, Debuts 2. Sarno 7, Down 0, Adds 2, W NA M, WLYT, W NBC 1613. WIFI on. WFBR 22 18, WBU on,

KZF M 21 18, KINT 627. KJ100 625, WZZR on, KSTT 1310, WJBO 39-34, W GUY 22-21, WFOX 24-22, WFLB 33-30. 99KG on

PRISM 'Turn On Your Radar- (Capitol) 19/2 Moves Up 6, Debuts 0, Semis 12, Down 0, Adds 2, KEGL, KKXX. WIFI on, WKRZ FM on, 8.3106 32-28, WBCY 20-17. WRVO on, KIDD on. KHYT on. WIGY on. WFEA on. WFBG on, KILE 37-36, KF MZ 24-22, KENI on

KIM WILDE "Kids in America" (EMI America) 18/8 Moves Up 0, Debuts 1, Sarno 9, Do wn 0, Adds 8, WLOL.F M, K104. 6.3106, W GH, W V1C, KBBK KRNA, KF MZ, CHU M on, 100C1 on. WPHD on. WJXO on- Op. KMGK d-28, KSKD on-Op. KIKI on

SIGNIFICANT ACTION BARBARA MANDRILL " 'Til You're Gone" (MCA) 29/8 Rotations Heavy 7/1, M e 16/1, Ugh' 1276. lbws Adds 0, Total Adds B. WCZY. Kt Y103. W RVA, WINNOL WEI M, WI VA. KRNO. It5Itu He avy W CCO Medium WL TA. W M, KEX. W W1 ,̂ KANT, KMOZ, 1(11 01. KEEL,

W D(P WVVSA. KFOR, WJON. 10 00, knoz ALESSI "Put A way Your Love" (O west/W8) 21/5 Rotations Heavy I/O. Medium WI tight 11/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5. KEIL W GAC. KEY103. WLVA. MON Nervy KKUA Medium wsa. X. VVSLI, 10101, KVVAV, WEI M. WSKY, WJCIN RAY PARKER JR. 'The Other Woman" (Arista) 20/3 Rotations Heavy 7/1, Median //0, Uglit 6,2. Ise. Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WFYR, KNO W. W AFB Hesivy W HIN.

W AAY, W HHY, W W1, W BRI, WSKY Medium WCIAR, KOY. W SON, Y106, KSLCI. 006. womo DONNIE IRIS "My Girl" (MCA) 18/4 Rotations Heavy 2/0. Msduoi PO. Light 0/4, Extol Adds 0. Total Adds 4, WZZP, INSF M, W O W°, KBAI

KWAV. VVVVNR Medium M AI M, W HHY, WSRZ. WKZE FM, W ROV, KFOR, KPAT

MIKE POST 'Theme From 'Magnum P.I.'" (Eloktra) 18/2 Hohokam. Heavy 3/0, Medium 811, Light 111. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KNO W, KYUU Heavy VVOUE. clan KDKA. KFIBE, W HHY, YES915, WENS, WF MK, KRBC

IM MECO "Big Band Medley- (Arleta) 18/16 1.M1 Rotatxxsis Heavy 0/0, Medan 6,6, Ughl 8/8, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 16, WL TA, WCCO, 1/VOY, VVPTF, W HEW, KBOI, WKZE FM, WEI M. WSKY. W DEF, W ORG, KFOR, WJON, KFCID. KBOZ. K TWO

BOBBY CALD WELL "Jamaica" (Polydor/PolyGram) 16/0 Rotations Heavy 3/0, MOCIIUM 7/0, Light 610, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy WITA, W SKY, KRNO Medium

WBEN, WCCO, W HBC, KRNT, KRBC, W DEF, KRKK

ROD STEVVAFIT "How Long" (WB) 15/3 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Mediu,. 0,(2, Lighi 6/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, W GAC, W AAY, KYUU Heavy W HHY, WEI M Medium WSF M. WS W, KWAV, VVVVNR, WSKY, WLVA

DON WILLIAMS "Listen To The Radio" (MCA) 15/1 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/0, Light 151, Extra Adds 0, Total Aid. 1, W HBC Haievy W DEF Medium WLTA, C WSB, WCCO. KB01, KCEE, KRBC, KSEL, ViANSA, W DAY

STARS ON 45 "Tribute To Stevie Wonder" (Radio/Atlantic) 15/0 Rotations Hussy 2/0, Medium 9/0, Ught 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy VVYNY. KKUA Mechurn KVIL. WCLR, WFYR, W QUE, YES96, W HIO, KMJJ, VVVVNR, KBAI

PETER NOONE "You Got Me Any way" (Johnston/CBS) 13/4 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 12/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, W GAC. W NAB. WE1 M, K1SN Medium WKZE FM

TERRY CASHMAN "Talkin' Baseball" (Ufesong) 13/0 Rotation. Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds°, Total Adds 0 Heavy KMBZ Medium VVS13A, W GAC, W HBC, WFDF, W DEF, WSG W

FRANKE Et THE KNOCKOUTS "Without You..." (Millennium/RCA) 11/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 6/0, Light 2/0. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy W HHY, KWAV, VVVVNR, WLVA Medium: KRBE. WSRZ, KSLO. WSKY, WROV

LEO SAYER "Have You Ever Been In Love?" (WB) 10/8 Rotations Heavy 0/0 Medium 5/2, Light 6/4 Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, W CZY. W GAC, KEY103, KI301, WLVA, KRKK Medium WSB, WEI M, KFOR

LESLIE SMITH Et MERRY CLAYTON "Before The Night is Over- (Elektra) 10/4 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 1/0, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 1 Total Addes 4, WCCO, KFCID KTVVO, KISN Medium W NAB

MOTELS "Only The Lonely" (Capitol) 10/3 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WSGN, Y108, KSEL Heavy KWAV Medium W HHY, WEI M, W DAY, KRKK

JOHN SCHNEIDER "Dreamin' " (Scotti Bros./CBS) 10/3 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/2, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WZZP, WRVA, 1(1301 Heavy WF MK, W DEF Medium KEX, W MHE

JI M MY HALL "Fool For Your Love" (Epic) 10/2 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 511 Extre Adds 1, Total Adds 2. SM96, KTVVO Medium W HEN, WSRZ WKZE-F M, KRBC

ABBA 'The Visitors" (Atlantic) 10/0 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy WF MK Medium VVTAE, W HHY SM95. KWAV, VV WNR, WSKY, WLVA, KCRG

HEART "This Man Is Mine" (Epic) 9/9 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 5/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, KJR. KPLZ, W GAC, WSRZ. WF MK, KWAV, WCHV, W ORG, KADE

NEIL DIAMOND "Be Mine Tonight' (Columbia) 9/8 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/4, Light 33, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, WLTA, KF MK, VVRVA, KLTE. WKEIR, WSKY WLVA, VVVVSA Medium WKZE FM

LARRY ELGART Er HIS ORCHESTRA "Hooked On Swing" (RCA) 8/1 Rotations Heavy 1/1, Medium 1)0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WSBA Medium KRNT, W NAB, W DEF, WLVA

CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "Still in Saigon" (Epic) 8/0 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy WSRZ Medium W HEN, KWAV, WROV, W HHY

TERRI GIBBS "Ashes To Ashes" (MCA) 8/0 KRFotaptions Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 3,0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Medium WCCO. KEX, W GAC. WEI M. o

MICKEY GILLEY 'Tears Of The Lonely" (Epic) 8/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 0 Heavy WLTA Medium KRBC

JON Et VANGELIS "I'll Find My Way Home" (Polydor/PolyGram) 7/7 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, light 33, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, KPLZ, SM95. KWAV. VVSKY, W DEF, W ORG. KRKK.

VIC ASHER "I'll Take Whatcha Got" (Velsi) 7/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, W GAC, WEI M Medium KRKK.

STEVIE NICKS "After The Glitter Fades" (Modern/Atco) 643 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1,1, Light 5/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, W HHY. SM95, VVF MK, W MHE. KSEL. KADE

ALABAMA 'Take Me Down" (RCA) 6/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WCZY, KTKT, W DAY Mechurn,INSEI, .

EARL KLUGH "I'm Ready For Your Love" (Liberty) 6/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 31. Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KRBC, KT WO Medium KSL W DEF

HUMAN LEAGUE "Don't You Want Me" (Virgin/AEtM) 8/0 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: KS133 Medium W HHY. (366 DAVID LASLEY "If I Had My Wish Tonight" (EMI America) 6/0

17-13, Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0 Medium WSRZ

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JOSEPH WILLIAMS 'That First Night" (MCA) 5/3 Flotatenr,s Heavy 0,0 Moriorrre 1 1 Lrght 4/2 . Extra Add., 0 Total Arid, 3 97AIA (Oft KHNO

(HR SIGNIFICANT ACTION MELISSA MANCHESTER "You Should Hear How She Talks..." (Arista) 17/10 Moves Up 0, Debuts 3, Sa me 4, Down 0. Adds 10, CFTR, KBEO, WFBR, W AEB, W CSC, WZZR. KI(XX, KGGI, KVOL, KKLV, WBBQ on, KHYT 639. 01 04 0- 34, W AEV on. KKLS on

DAZZ BAND "Let It Whip" (Motown) 17/8 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 7. Down 0, Adds El. WCAU-F M, 196, KEARTH, KFI, 1000, W 000, WCSC, WLYT, CKL W 61, W GCL 6-6, CK101 on, W MAK-F M on-Op. W NOK-F M on. KIKI on. WFLB on-Op

GORDON LIGHTFOOT "Baby Step Back" (WB) 17/1 Moves Up 9, Debuts 3, Same 4. Down 0. Adds 1, BJ106, CKL W on, KCNR 5.3, V100 22 20. KEEL d-27, WSEZ on, WRQK on, W GH 20.13, WVIC 22-12, WJX0 on-Op. KIOA 1E317, KKXX 97. KSPZ 11116. KCPX 629, KSLY 624

TEMPTATIONS featuring R. JAMES "Standing On The Top" (Gordy/Motown) 16/3 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3. Same 7, Down 0. Adds 3. WCAU-F M. W DRC-F M, 0101. W XKS-F M 25.22,195 on. KI00 628. 1NTIC-F M 27-25. KZF M d-30, KBF M 627. WCSC on, W NOK-F M on. KYNO-F M 3636 KIOD on, KNBO on. KIK1 on

SCORPIONS "No One Like You" (Mercury/PolyGram) 15/8 Moves Upi, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 8, WLS-F M, WPHD, W RCK. WPST, WIGY . KKOV, WSPT. KRNA. CHU M on, KSET-F M on, WJXO 1412, FM103 on, VV2Y0 on, KSEL FM 621, KF MZ 0-25

BO W W O W WO W "I Want Candy" (RCA) 14/5 Moves Up 1, Debuts 1, Sarno 7, Down O. Addis 5. WLOLF M, KOOK, KSKD. W GUY, KF MZ. JB106 on, CHU M on , / 1(100 d-40, WPHD on, KINT 2926. WCSC on, WJXO on-Op. W ACZ on. VVZY0 on


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CKGM on KEGL on WGCL add

KFI add KI00 31-30 KEZR deb 26 KZZP 27-23

WFBR 28-25 WPHD deb 28

WRCK add

3WT 26-22 WPST 28-25 WLAN-FM on

WAEB 28-26

WYCR on WKRZ-FM on

WKEE 35-27 KHFI deb 23 . WOUT on WANS deb 29

KZFM add 25 • KSET-FM on

KBFM add KROK on KXX106 14-12

G100 27-26

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WZYP on WHHY-FM 22-17

WDOQ deb 30 WBBQ on KX104 on WMAK-FM on

WOKI 27-24 WAYS 24-22

WRQK on WCSC 21-17 WSSX 25-23 WNOK-FM on

WJX0 on

WKFR on Z104 deb 29 WMEE add KEYN-FM add KKXX 17-11

KNBQ 23-22 KCPX deb 29 KLUC add

KHYT on WJBQ 36-25 WACZ 29-28

WIGY on VVTSN 26-22 WFEA 28-25

WFBG on WOMP-FM deb 38

WCIR 30-25

"How Long"

ROD STEWART

95XIL 37-32

0104 23-21 WAEV on 95SGF deb 28

WFOX 35-31 WOG() deb 28

WISE on WFLB on WXLK 12-9 WYKS add KKQV on KILE 40-38 KSEL-FM 25-24

KPUR 19-14

0101 on

KVOL on KKXL-FM on WAZY-FM 19-15 WCIL-FM 28-26

99KG deb 39

KFMZ 18-15

KD\N add KKLV add KSLY on KCBN 37-33

KDZA on KATI 31-28 KYYA 30-27

KOZE deb 29

6 01 Produced by Rod Stewart ' V Co-Produced by Jim Cregan 111 I Manufactured & Distrbuted by Warner Bros. Records

KEGL add Z93 add WLOL-FM add WGCL add 17 B97 deb 27 G100 add WDOQ add WBBQ add WJXQ add KKXX add 23 KKFM add 23

KHYT add 95SGF add WXLK add WGLF add 99KG add WCAU-FM 2-5 B94 25-18 Y100 2-2 Q105 add 26 KRLA 8-8 KIQQ 2-2 B100 13-8 XTRA 11-6

WLAN-FM 14-12 WAEB deb 29 K104 3-3 KROD 19-13 KMGK 15-12 Z104 26-21 95XIL 15-9 WYKS on KELO 28-27 KRNA 12-11 KFMZ 3-1

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SOFT CELL "Tainted Love"

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1 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Don't Talk To Strangers (RCA) 0 P. M c C A RT NE Y/S. W ONDER/Ebony A nd Ivory (Colu mbia)

o D A R YL H ALL & J O H N O ATE S/ Did It In A Minute (R C A)

0 C H A RLE NE/I've Never Been To M e (Moto wn)

5 P A UL D A VI S/'65 Love Affair (Arista)

O R A Y P A RKE R J R./The Other W o man (Arista)

O T O M M Y T U T O NE/867-5309/Jenny (Colu mbia)

V A N GELI S/Chariots Of Fire (Polydor/Poly Gra m)

o H U M A N LE A G UE/ Don't Y ou W ant M e (Virgin/ A & M)

0 ELT O N J O H N/E mpty G arden (Hey Hey Johnny) (Geffen)

11 J. G EILS B A N D/Freeze-Fra me (E MI A merica)

O K O OL Et T HE G A N G/ Get D o wn O n It (De-Lite/Poly Gra m)

• T OT O/Rosanne (Columbia)

0 LITTLE RI VE R B A N D/ Man O n Y our Mind (Capitol)

ID D A N F O GELBE R G/Run For The Roses (Full M oon/Epic)

0 A SI A/ Heat Of The M o ment (Geffen)

O FR A N KE & T HE K N O C K O U TS/ Without Y ou... (Millenniu m/ RC A)

18 G RE G G UI D R Y/ Goin' D o wn (Badland/Colu mbia)

19 O LI VI A N E WT O N -J O H N/ Make A M ove O n M e (M C A)

e C H A RLIE D A NIELS B A N D/Still In Saigon (Epic)

D O N NIE IRI S/ My Girl (MCA)

e J O A N JETT & B L A CK HE A RTS/Cri mson A nd Clover (Board walk)

23 J O A N JETT & B L A CK HE A RTS/I Love Rock 'N Roll (Board walk)

J O H N C O U G A R/ Hurts So G ood (Riva/Poly Gra m) e Q UEE N/ Body Language (Elektra)

0 SI M O N & G A RF U N KELJ Wake U p Little Susie (WS)

CD J UI CE N E WT O N/Love's Been A Little Bit Hard O n M e (Capitol)

6 38 S PE CI AL/ Caught U p In You (A & M)

6 S HEE N A E AST O N/VVhen He Shines (E M) A merica)

L O VE R B O Y/ When It's Over (Columbia)

J UI CE N E WT O N (64)

K A N S AS (62)

H E A RT (48)

6 1 1 0 McCARTNEY/VVONDER/Ebony And Ivory (Columbia) 14 10 3 0 D A N F O GEL BE R G/Run For The Roses (Full M oon/Epic)

5 5 2 3 WILLIE N ELS O N/ Al ways O n M y Mind (Colu mbia)

10 9 8 0 R O BE RT A FL A C K/ Making Love (Atlantic)

19 11 9 0 SI M O N & G A RF U N KEL/ Wake U p Little Susie ( WE))

9 7 6 6 C H A RLE NE/I've Never Been To M e (Moto wn)

3 2 4 7 P A UL D A VI S/'65 Love A ffair (Arista)

4 4 5 8 J O H N D E N VE R/Shanghai Breezes (R C A)

1 3 7 9 V A N GELI S/Chariots Of Fire (Polydor/Poly Gra m)

8 8 10 10 B A R R Y M A NIL O W/Let's Hang O n (Arista)

15 12 11 11 G RE G G UI D R Y/ Goin' D o wn (Badland/Colu mbia)

20 15 14 0 G O R D O N LI G H TF O OT/ Baby Step Back ( WO)

24 20 16 0 ELT O N J O H N/E mpty G arden (Hey H ey Johnny) (Geffen)

26 23 17 E D DIE R A B BI TT/I D on't Kno w W here To Start (Elektra)

21 17 15 0 C A R PE N TE R S/ Beech wood 4-5789 (A & M)

27 24 19 0 S HEE N A E A S T O N/ When H e Shines (E MI A merica)

29 25 18 0 D. W A R WI C K Et J. M AT HI S/Friends In Love (Arista)

2 6 12 18 O LI VI A N E WT O N-J O H N/ Make A M ove O n M e (M C A)

16 13 13 19 A L J A R RE A U/Teach M e Tonight ( WS)

27 21 e BE RTIE HI G GI N S/Just A nother Day In Paradise (Kat Fa mily/C BS)

26 22 G T. G. S HE P P A R D/Finally (WB/Curb)

- 24 e K A RL A B O N OFF/Personally (Colu mbia)

30 6 R O N NIE MILS A P/ Any Day N o w (R C A)

28 e C A R OLE KI N G/ One To O ne (Atlantic)

ommullo. 6) J UI CE N E WT O N/Love's Been A Little Bit Hard O n M e (Capitol)

7 14 20 26 N EIL DI A M O N D/ On The W ay To The Sky (Colu mbia)

12 16 23 27 Q. J O NE S featuring J. IN G R A M/ One Hundred W ays (A & M)

13 18 25 28 S TE VIE W O N DE R/That Girl (Tarnla/ Motown) 18 22 29 29 BE RTIE HI G GI N S/Key Largo (Kat Fa mily/C BS)

17 21 26 30 J O U R NE Y/ Open Ar ms (Colu mbia)

P. M c C A RT NE Y/ S. W O N DE R (1 54)

RI C K S PRI N GFIEL D (74)

C H A RLE NE (73)

R O N NIE MILS A P (43)

H UE Y LE WI S (38)

S TE VIE NI C K S (34)

MOST. ADDED

J UI CE N E WT O N (43)

R O N NIE MILS A P (25)

M ELI S S A M A N C HE STE R (24)

R A Y P A RKE R J R. (73)

H U M A N LE A G UE (52)

T O M M Y T UT O NE (51)

JUICE NEWTON Love's Been A Little Bit Hard On Me (Capitol)

67% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 39, Sa me 26, Do wn 0, Adds 64 including WKB W, WBEN-F M, WIFI, B104, W XKS-F M, PRO-F M, CFTR, WLOL-FM, KRLA, KIIS-FM, KCNR, KYYX, KUBE, KI MN, Q103. See Parallels, debuts at nu mber 27 on the CHR chart.

38 SPECIAL Caught Up In You (A&M)

62% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 28, Debuts 31, Sa me 48, Do wn 0, Adds 22 including Z93, 94Q, WLS-F M, KEZR, KZZP, VVTIC-FM, KX104, WSEZ, WZZR, WKDQ, KQKQ, KSKD, VVTSN, KILE, VVTRU. See Parallels, debuts at nu mber 28 on the CHR chart.

SHEENA EASTON When He Shines (EMI America)

58% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 75, Debuts 19, Sa me 17, Do wn 1, Adds 8, KRLA, WFBR, WBLI, KC101, W AKX, WJBQ, WIGY, W CGQ, B104 24-21, JB105 30-25, CKL W 23-20, KBEQ 28-22, W AEB 6-4, KZF M 19-14, WJDX 21-15. See Parallels, debuts at nu mber 29 on the CHR chart.

LOVERBOY When It's Over (Columbia)

57% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 76, Debuts 6, Sa me 20, Do wn 0, Adds 12, WIFI, KFRC, B100, KUBE, KI MN, W DRC-FM, WKRZ-FM, VVTIX, KLPQ, K96, KIKI, W CGQ, WBEN-F M 18-13, WLS-FM 34-29, Q102 17-8. See Parallels, debuts at nu mber 30 on the CHR chart.

€31110 NEW & ACTIVE WILLIE N ELS O N "Al ways O n M y Mind" (Colu mbia) 11 2/1 2

Moves Up 68. Debuts 11, Some 12, Down 9, Adds 12, PRO-F M, W ORC-F M, WZYP, W AXY, WSKZ, KQKCI, WLYT, KYNO-F M, KJRB. KNBC1. KQIZ-F M, KVYA

i n K A N S AS "Play The G a me T onight- (Kirshner/ C BS) 105/62 LI M Moves Up 3, Debuts 14, Some 26. Down 0, Adds 62 including WBEN-F M, WIFI, CFTR, WLOL-F M. W GCL, WICTI, KEZR, 0103, 0106, WZYP, WRVQ, (Ilk, W NA M. KIDD, W ACZ

i n R O N NIE MILS A P "Any D ay N o w- (R C A) 101/43

Li m Moves up 10, Debuts 17, Sa me 31, Down 0, Adds.43 including WBEN-F M. WIFI, 13104. WLOL-F M, KBECI. KI MN, KZZP, VVYCR, KITY, KXX108, KX104. KSTT. WKDQ. KSPZ, WFEA.

P OLI CE "Secret Journey- (A & M) 100/1

Moves Up 52, Debuts 4, Same 40, Down 3, Adds 1, 961(X, 894 213424, Kipo 34-23, KYYX 26-23, wPHO 138. VVZYP 30-27, BJ105 20-17, W OKI 28-28, WSSX 15-11, WRVO 139, WJX0 10-10,1(293

18,10. K96 25-17, WJI30 28-24, KSEL-F M 12-10

R OBERT A FL A CK " Making Love" (Atlantic) 97/1 9

\ Moves Up 45, Debuts 4. Same 22, Down 7, Adds 19 including WBEN-F M. JB105, 0105, W GCL,ICZZP, WBLI, WKEE, KBF M. VVZYP, KRAV, Z104, W HA M, KOKO, W O MP-F M. WCGQ. WRKR

HOTTEST P. M c C A RT NE Y/S. W O N DER (1 04)

WILLIE N ELS O N (80)

C H A RLE NE (62)

I BREAKERS 1

M A N H A TT A N T R A N SFE R (1 6) M E C O (1 6)

K. S O N OFF (1 5) B. La B O U NT Y

D A N F O GELBE R G (60)

R O BE RT A FL A CK (44)

P A UL D A VI S (43)

JUICE NE WTON Love's Been A Lithe Bit Hard On Me (Capitol)

56% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Mediu m 45/23, Light 29/16, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 43 including WBEN, VVTAE, KFMK, WFYR, WZUU, KEX, KG W, KJR, KPLZ, W AFB, WBT, WRVR, W QUE, W O MC, KSL, and 28 more. Debuts at nu mber 25 on the A/C chart.

NEW & ACTIVE 25-49

LITTLE RI VE R B A N D " Man O n Y our Mind" (Capitol) 55/5

Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 30/1, Light 14/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WZUU, W HEN, 810TVN, W O WO, WENS. Heavy: W HHY, SM95, W QUE. WSRZ, ICWAV, ICTKT, WKZE-F M, WCHV, WLVA, WROV, WJON. Medium: WZZP, W HB, KS94, KHO W, KEX, (NBA. WVVYZ. W GY, KEY10.3, WSLI. Y106, WF MK, W MHE. K108

D A R YL H ALL Et J O H N O ATES "Did It In A Minute" (R C A) 54/1 Rotations: Heavy 25/0, Medium 20/1, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KCRG. Heavy: WFYR, WZZP, WICC.

WRIE. WSF M, W AFB, WSGN, W AAY, W HHY, Y108, WSRZ, W O W°, KKUA, KMJJ, KYUU, W WNR, WEIM, WCHV. 096, WLVA, W ORG, (FOR, KPAT, WBO W, KBAI. Medium: WCB M, W ASH, KVIL, KHO W.

I n M A N H ATT A N T R A N SFE R "Route 66" (Atlantic) 53/1 6

LA M Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 32/8, Light 18/6, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 1E1, GR55, WPRO, KS94, KOY,

KEZL, W KAZ, VVVLK, Y108, W PTF, W AKR, WIBA, W ORG. KCRG, (FOR, KBOZ, KSRO. Heavy. WSKY Mediu m: WCZY, W CCO, KEX, KPLZ, WICC, W GAC, WBT, WRVA, W HBY, W HBC, KRNT, KBOI, KSL

L A RR Y LEE "Don't Talk" (Colu mbia) 49/6

Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 22/1, Light 22/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 8. WSB, VVVVYZ, W HAM, WRvEl, W AR M98, KBAI. Heavy: WF MK, WKZE-F M, WLVA, KRNO, KRKK. Medium: WLTA. WCYZ, WCCO. KEX, KEY103, KSBM095z ,. WSRZ, W HBY, W MHE, KBOI, KUGN. W NAB, KRBC, WSKY, WCHV, W ORG, WJON, WBOVV,KFOD.

RI C K S PRI N GFIEL D "Don't Talk T o Strangers" (R C A) 49/1 • Rotations. Heavy 30/0, Medium 15/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KSEL. Heavy: KDKA, W ASH, WFYR,

W GAR, WZZP. W HB, WSF M, W AF13. WSGN, Y108, WSRZ, W O WO, WF MK, W MHE, KKUA, KMJJ. K108, KYUU, KTKT, W WNR, WKBR, WSKY, WCHV, 098, WLVA, W ORG. KPAT, WBO W, KBAI, KRKK.

P E M ELI SS A M A N C HE STE R "You Sh ould H ear H o w S he Talks..." (Arista) 41/24 LAIII Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 19/7, Light 21/18, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 24, VVBEN, WS3, W KAZ, WHAM. KMGC. WSLI, WRVR, SM95, KMBZ, WF MK, W OUA, W MHE, KBOI, KUGN, KTKT, WKZE-F M, WCHV, WJBC, WBO W, KADE, KBOZ. KBAL KRNO, KSRO. Medium: KEX, KEY103. W HBC, KANT, KSL, WEI M.

S TE VIE W O O DS "Fly A wa y" (Cotillion/ Atco) 41/1 2

Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 23/3, Light 15/7, Extra Adds 2. Total Adds 12, W PRO, KEZL. WKAZ, WVLK, WPTF, KMBZ, KBOI, WKBR, KRBC, KSEL, W DAY, WJON. Heavy: WLVA. Medium: WLTA, WSB, 97AIA, WCZY, WCCO, KEZ. KPLZ, WSF M, KEY103, WBT, WRVA, W HBY, W AR M96 KUGN. KWAV, W DEF.

S M OKE Y R O BI N S O N "Old Fashioned Love" (Ta mla/ Moto wn) 40/6 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 20/1, Light 18/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6. Y106, W HBC. KIXI, WCHV, WVVSA,

WSG W. Heavy: KEY103, WLVA. Medium: WSB, 97AIA, W CCO, WICC, W GY, WBT, WSLI, WRVA, (ANT. KUGN, KKUA, WKZE-F M, KRBC, WSKY, W ORG, KCRG. W DAY, WJON, KSEL.

D E NIE CE WILLI A M S "It's G onna Take A Miracle" (A R C/ Colu mbia) 39/7 Rotations Heavy 5/0, Medium 22/3, Light 12/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WSB, KVIL, WRIE, W GY, WAR M918, W NAB, KSRO. Heavy: WBEN, WLTT, VVVVNR, WKZE-F M, WEI M. Medium: WCB M, WYNY, W ASH. WLTA,

WFYR, WCCO, WICC, KEY103, WBT. KRBE, W HBC, KBOI, KKUA, KSL, KRBC, WSKY, W ORG, WVVSA, KBOZ. T OT O "Rosanna" (Colu mbia) 35/1 2

Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 16/3, Light 15/7, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 12, 97AIA, WCCO, W OUE, W OWO, WF MK, W MHE, KBOI, K108, KTKT, WBO W, KBOZ, KBAL Heavy: W HHY, KWAV. Medium: WTAE, WSU, WSRZ, KKUA, WKZE-F M, WCHV. W ORG, WROV, KCRG, (FOR, KRKK.

W A YL O N & W ILLIE "Just T o Satisfy Y ou" (R C A) 35/3

Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 21/2, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0. Total Adds 3, KE.X, WRVA. WEI M. Heavy. W GAC, KMBZ, WF MK, K1301, W DAY, WJON. Medium. WSB, KVIL KF MK, WCCO, KP12, WSBA, KEY103, W AFB. VVSGN. KRBE. VVSLI, W SJS, W HBY, WFDF, W MHE, KSL, KRBC, W ORG, KBOZ.

i n BILL La B O U N T Y "Never G onna Look Back" ( WB/ Curb) 34/1 6 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium &I, Light 24/13, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 15, WCCO, KEY103, WSU, WRVR,

(UGH, WKZE-F M, WEI M, WKBR, W DEF, WJBC. KFQD. KRNO, KRKK, KISN, KSRO. Heavy: WLVA. MedlurnSM9B. KRNT, KBOI, KRBC, WSKY. (FOR. WJON.

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