Hearst Taps Barrett To - World Radio History

ISSUE NUMBER 533 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER MAY 11, 1984

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FCC PERMITS UNLIMITED NON -MAJORITY OWNERSHIP

In a "sleeper clause" in the FCC's new ownership rule modifications, ownership up to 49% of a station does not count toward the 7-7-7 limit - permitting same - market multiple -station ownership and unlimited possibilities.

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COPING WITH A STATION SALE Diane Sutter, GM of recently -sold WTKN & WWSW/Pittsburgh, discusses in detail how to handle the requirements and possible traumas that transpire when a station is sold.

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JHAN HIBER: FIVE YEARS WITH R&R

As Jhan Hiber reaches the half -decade mark in monitoring trends in the ratings and research world, he reflects on the vast changes the field has undergone.

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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK

Gregg Lindahl Group PD for Gaylord Don Maxwell consulting manager, Chuck Moore GM/PD at new KCXL/KC Charles Wingate GM at new WXSSI Memphis Jerry David Melloy WAVG VP Lee Tobin PD at WRKA Bob Lafferty VP/GM, Ray Barker GSM at WCWA & WIOT Jeff Clark KIMN & KYGO GSM Bill Fuller GSM at KUPL-AM & FM

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WRKS TAKES NEW YORK CROWN

WRKS edged Z100 in the winter New York Arbitron, and Walt Love learns from VP/GM Lee Simonson and PD Barry Mayo the importance of not overreacting.

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INTERVIEWING INSIGHTS FOR AIR PERSONALITIES

Dan O'Day discusses interviewing everyone from celebrities to controversial figures to contest winners, advising be prepared with background material and be prepared to depart from your plan if an un- expected response opens up new ave- nues of conversation.

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BIRCH RATINGS RESULTS Gains and losses in 12 winter Birch surveys are charted, with results for Balti- more, Boston, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, Miami, Minneapolis, Philadelphia, Pitts- burgh, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington.

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BATTLES BUILDING IN CHR Joel Denver takes the measure of the hottest spring races in the CHR field, and sizes up the contenders for the winners' circle.

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Garrett KITS PD Bob Garrett, who resigned his

PD position at KHTR/St. Louis (see separate story this page) , has accepted the programming position at KITS/San Fran- cisco, filling the vacancy created by the departure of Jeff Hun- ter two months ago.

KITS VP/GM Jerry McKen- na told R&R, "Bob Garrett has the experience and knowledge of working with the evolution- ary process of Hot Hits from his days at Philadelphia's WCAU- FM. His programming ability earned him the PD's job in St. Louis, and I feel that he has what it takes to program successful CHR in San Francisco. This will be an excellent spring-

board position for Bob to dem- onstrate his programming talents."

Garrett said, "Obviously this is a new challenge for me to tackle, and Jerry seems like a hell of a guy to work for. There was a good chemistry between us the first time we met, and we have some great plans for San Francisco. We're going. to do whatever it takes to make KITS the best in town. The already - solid base will be added to until our goals are accomplished." Garrett will begin his new position within the month.

Before becoming PD at KHTR eight months ago, Gar- rett was midday personality/Production Director at

Hearst Taps Barrett To W AUFM for lwo and a half

Manage WBAL & WIYY Alta David Barrett has been ap-

pointed GM at WBAL & WIYY/ Baltimore. Barrett, a radio veteran of both Canada and the U.S., succeeds retiring VP/GM Al Burk, who served 34 years with the stations.

Hearst Corp. VP/Broad- casting GM John Conomikes said, "We are pleased to have David on board, and are confi-

Kunkel WAVA Station Manager Former WASH/Washington

VP/GM Bill Kunkel has been named to the newly -created position of Station Manager at Doubleday's WAVA/Washing- ton.

WAVA VP/GM and Double- day Regional VP Alan Good- man remarked, "We're really delighted that Bill is joining us as Station Manager. Bill will concentrate his efforts largely in the development of sales. We're very fortunate to get somebody not only of his caliber, but also with his level of experience in the Washington market."

Kunkel, who's been a sales/ marketing consultant for the USFL's Washington Federals for the past year, told R&R, "I'm really loving this opportunity to be back in radio again. WAVA is a good radio station, and Doubleday is a fine company that's spending a lot of money to insure the success of this station. I'm glad to be a part of it. Working directly under Alan Goodman, I'll have primary responsibilities in the marketing and promotional ar- eas of this station, but also serving as Alan's backup when he's involved in his regional corporate duties."

Prior to his three years at WASH, Kunkel was VP/GM at WOMC/Detroit and GSM for WCBM/Baltimore.

dent that he brings with him the skills and experience to continue the tradition of broadcasting excellence established in Baltimore by WBAL &

WIYY."

Regarding Burk's departure, Conomikes continued, "Hearst Broadcasting is grateful for the many years Al has given to the stations. We credit him with building these two stations into Baltimore's premier radio stations, and we wish him all the best in his retirement."

Most recently, Barrett served as Executive VP/GM at WAVA/Washington. Before that, he worked with Rogers Radio Broadcasting in Toronto, having previously been GM at KWK-AM & FM/St. Louis and Montreal outlets CFCF and CHOM. Barrett commented, "Both stations have been very successful in developing images for themselves, and that's a good starting point."

KACE Sets Blakely As New VP/GM Jim Blakely has officially

been named VP/GM of KACE/ Los Angeles. He stepped in as interim GM following Bill Shearer's crosstown move to the KGFJ & KUTE VP/GM post last month. Previously Blakely served as KACE's GSM, a position he'd held since the station's inception seven years ago.

Blakely's background also includes a six -year stint with KGFJ & KUTE, as well as GSM duties with KAGB (now KACE). "I've been in L.A. radio for 15 years," he told R&R. "And it's good to know I've finally gotten to the top spot. I have a tremendous

amount of respect for (All Pro President/owner) Willie Davis and what he's been able to accomplish in a short period of time. I feel good to be a part of this situation, especially in light of some health problems I've suffered within the last year. I hope I can do an outstanding job to return his confidence in me.

"We are at maximum capaci- ty as far as sales are concerned. And based on the winter book, we've got the highest numbers in the station's history. So when you take over in a situation where the station is doing that well, the idea is to maintain. The biggest thing is not to let anything fall in the cracks."

Promotes Wagner To VP

Alta Broadcasting, owner of A/C outlets KEZR/San Jose and KBZT/San Diego, has advanced Group Program Direc- tor Mike Wagner to VP/Pro- gramming. Along with programming chores, Wagner will assume responsibility for sur-

veying potential markets for the group's expansion.

Wagner joined Alta in 1981 after seven years with KIIS-AM &

FM/Los Angeles, including three as PD. He commented, "We've experienced incredible growth in the past two years, repositioning and strengthening two already successful stations. Alta principals Jim and John Levitt are continually looking for new challenges, and I'm honored to be in on the corporate team. Plus, now that I'm VP/Programming, I'll get new business cards!"

Scott Takes On KHTR PD Duties KHTR/St. Louis morning

personality Bob Scott has been promoted to Program Director at the CHR outlet, replacing Bob Garrett, who has become KITS/San Francisco's new PD (see separate story this page) .

KHTR Station Manager Bob Fulstone told R&R, "We wish Bob Garrett all the success in the world. By naming Bob Scott PD, I think we have a person

who understands the market and our particular brand of CHR. He's been here since the format's inception. I realise this is a fulltime job, so we'll be looking for a new morning personality so Bob can devote his full energies to programming."

Scott commented, "It's really an honor to be able to program this fine radio station. Being a native of the market, I know

what needs to be done, even though this is my first time as a PD. We've got a super product here and a wonderful staff to carry out the format."

Before joining KHTR three years ago (when the station was KMOX-FM), Scott worked at St. Louis stations KSD (now KUSA) and WRTH, and spent time as an Account Executive with a local advertising agency.

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and over 25 consecutive years as a CHR mainstay in the

market. Next week Joel Denver presents a lavish look at the

KIMN legacy.

Washington Report 4 Country: Lon Helton 50

What's New 6 Nashville: Sharon Allen 51

Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 10 Black/Urban Radio: Walt Love 52

Networks: Reed Bunzel 18 Marketplace 54

Management 22 Opportunities 55

Street Talk 26 National Music Formats 58

On The Records: Ken Barnes 31 Jazz Chart 59

Air Personalities: Dan O'Day 34 Country Chart 64

Calendar: Brad Messer 38 A/C Chart 88

CHR: Joel Denver 40 AOR Chart 88

AOR: Steve Feinstein 47 Black/Urban Chart 88 AC: Ron Rodrigues 49 CHR Chart 88

KCXL Signs On As KC Urban Maxwell Consulting Manager;

Moore Named GM/PD Kansas City gained a new station last

week when daytimer KCXL signed on under the guidance of consulting manager Don Maxwell and GM/PD Chuck Moore. The Urban Contemporary AM facility is the first station property for Kansas City Com- munications, Inc., whose President is El- bert Anderson.

Skewing primarily toward the 25-49 audience, the KCXL format blends black/urban, pop, gospel, crossover, and oldies, with little or no hard rock. "We have been overwhelmed by the response to our station from the black community - even before we were on the air," Maxwell remarked. "People have been hungry for the kind of format we are offering, and our promise to delete songs with offensive lyrics from our playlist has found warm support from area church groups."

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Moore is a 30 -year radio veteran who once served as Program Director and Asst. GM at neighboring KPRS & KPRT. He brings both sales and on -air experience to his new post, having worked crosstown as an Account Executive with WHB and as a KCMO radio and television personality. Assisting him with KCXL's music is MD Don Seats.

Commenting on the station's adult Urban stance, Moore said, "It's the only new format to hit this town in the last five years.

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Tobin Advances To WRKA PD

WRKA/Louisville Assistant PD Lee Tobin has been promoted to Program Di- rector. Tobin succeeds Dan O'Toole, who is now assisting (parent company) Capitol Broadcasting President Ken Johnson.

WRKA GM Joe Koetter explained, "I in- terviewed several people from outside the market, and Lee already had a lot of what they had to offer. Since he's been here for several years and intimately knows the direction that the station is heading toward, the choice was not difficult. Second, Lee wanted this job badly. He's well respected by the staff, has a lot of good Lee Tobin

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FORMER DOUBLEDAY PRESIDENT

Dave Scribner Dies At 58

Donrey Broadcast Properties Regional Manager and KORK & KEER/Las Vegas GM Dave Scribner passed away April 28 at a local hospital after a six-month battle with lung cancer. He was 58.

Scribner began his broadcast career in 1947 working at several stations in the Texas Panhandle region. He became VP of the Trigg -Vaughn Broadcast Group in the 1950s, and in 1969 was appointed President of Doubleday Broadcasting. Eight years later Scribner purchased KIDN/Pueblo, CO, where he resided until moving to Las Vegas in 1983 to join Donrey. He served on

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WKY SWITCHES TO COUNTRY

Lindahl Upped To Gaylord Group PD

Gregg Lindahl has been promoted to Group Programming Director of Gaylord Broadcasting. Lindahl, who is currently PD at Gaylord's WSM-AM & FM/Nashville, will now also oversee the company's other facility, WKY/Oklahoma City, which has switched from Oldies to a Country format. As Lindahl will be splitting his time between Nashville and Oklahoma City, two WSM air personalities have been promoted - Bruce Sherman to FM Asst. PD and Al Wyntor to AM Asst. PD. No PD will be immediately named at WKY.

Lindahl told R&R, "I'm real pleased to have an opportunity to provide input for the three Gaylord radio stations. The especially exciting part is `returning' if) a fashion to Oklahoma City to take WKY Country. I had the privilege of taking rock legend KOMA Country, and the chance to do it at WKY is great. For years during their rock 'n' roll days, WKY and KOMA battled it out, and now they will be direct competitors again."

Along with KOMA, WKY will be facing three other Country competitors: KXXY- AM & FM and KEBC. Commenting on the Country congestion, WKY GM Irene Run- nells told R&R, "With all of the available resources we have in Nashville, we will have sources to draw upon that no one else in this city has, which will enable us to do

WAVG Promotes Melloy To VP

Longtime Louisville broadcaster Jerry David Melloy has been appointed VP/Sta- tion Operations at WAVG/Louisville. He assumes the duties previously held by Lee Masters, who departed two weeks ago to become GM at KWEN/Tulsa.

WAVG President/GM Ed Henson noted, "Lee Masters had been real close to our company, and anytime you lose somebody of his ability, it's a real loss. But we are ex tremely lucky to have someone of Jerry David's caliber and experience step in and take over. He has a great concept of what a full service A/C station should be. Steve George remains PD; he's a very valuable member of our staff and has done a great job for us." MELLOY/See Page 36

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Gilmore Acquires WLVE For 10.5 Million

Gilmore Broadcasting has agreed to purchase A/C outlet WLVE (LOVE 94)IMiami Beach from

Community Service Broadcasters for $10 5 million cash. Gilmore Broadcasting is a Kalamazoo - based company headed by principal James S.

Gilmore, whose business interests include a

number of automobile dealerships, as well as professional auto racing.

Community Service Broadcasters principal/ President Allan B. Margolis told R&R, "Jim Gil- more has a lot of interest in this community, so it

won't just be another station on someone's list of acquisitions. WLVE will be a big part of his local presence, as he's centered more and more of his economic activity and his personal life here. I'm

glad to have sold it to a 'local' person." Gilmore Broadcasting President Jack Mazzie

added, "Obviously, Miami is a very exciting market, and we think WLVE has great potential. We're looking forward to FCC approval so that we can start working with the fine team that Allan Margolis has developed, in order to move closer to the number one slot." Mazzie noted that no format or staff changes are planned.

Community Service retains ownership of sister

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Country better than anyone else." (Besides WSM-AM & FM, Gaylord also owns the Op- ryland complex.) "Also, the entire Gaylord Broadcasting company is totally committed to making WKY the finest Country facility not only in Oklahoma City but in the entire Southwest."

WXSS/Memphis Plans A/C Debut

After four years of application procedures, Minority Broadcasting of the Midwest, Inc. has received a construction permit to build WXSS/Memphis, an AM station at 1030 kHz. Charles Wingate, a 42 -year Southern broadcaster, has been named GM of the facility, which is expected to debut July 1 with an A/C format. Pro- gramming and staff appointments are forthcoming.

A broadcast contract engineer, Wingate joins WXSS after seven years in the communications division of the Memphis Police Department. He previously worked 12

years as an engineer for two local TV stations, and before that, was a principal/GM at WFUL-AM & FM/Fulton, KY. Wingate told R&R, "I'm very happy to be joining this group because I feel it's a very exciting opportunity. It's not often you get a chance to build a 5Okw clear channel station from the ground up, so I feel very fortunate to have been selected to do it. I've conducted a lot of market research on this particular project, and I see the station's gross revenue potential as $1.5 million annually."

WXSS has been designated to broadcast with 5Okw non -directional days, but will reduce power to lkw directional at night in order to protect WBZ/Boston and KTWO/ Casper. Wingate commented, "During the day we expect to cover well beyond the

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BARKER UPPED TO GSM

WCWA & WIOT Boost Lafferty To VP/GM

WCWA & WIOT/Toledo General Sales Manager Bob Lafferty has been promoted to VP/GM. Replacing Lafferty as GSM is Regional Sales Manager Ray Barker.

Bob Lafferty Ray Barker Lafferty, who started with parent com-

pany Reams Broadcasting in 1975 as a WCWA Account Manager, shifted to a similar post with WIOT in 1977. Three years later he advanced to WIOT Sales Manager, and in 1982 became GSM for both stations. Lafferty told R&R, "Obviously, I'm ecstatic ... it's a super opportunity for me, and something I've been thinking about and looking forward to." (Reams Exec. VP/ COO) Peter Cavanaugh is a very dynamic guy to work for, and he's more than able to take us to even stronger places."

A 25 -year market veteran, Barker became Director of WTOL-FM (now WIOT) in 1965, and served as Local Sales Manager before stepping up to RSM.


SKYWAVE PACT REACHED R&R/Friday, May 11, 1984

Washing ton Report Daytime Broadcasters To Merge With NAB

MUTUAL "FACE-OFF" RECEPTION: Mutual Broadcasting held a Capitol Hill reception for its

new "Face -Off" program, pitting Sen. Robert Dole (R -OK) against Sen. Edward Kennedy (D -MA) for 2 1/2 minutes each weekday. Pictured (l -r) are sponsor Mobil Corp.'s Herb Schmertz, WTOP/Washington GM Michael Douglass, sponsor Archer Daniels Midland's Dick Burket, Peggy Goertzen of program producer the Broadcast Group, and Sen. Dole.

Double Billing, Other "Underbrush"

Set For Pruning Look for two more "underbrush" rule -

makings to come before the FCC soon, possibly later this month. Mass Media Bureau Chief Jim McKinney told a press conference in Las Vegas last week the first grab-bag will revamp the FCC's rules on false and misleading advertising, sales contracts, concert promotions, audience ratings, and use of a station for promoting an owner's non -broadcast business.

The second item, to be brought up simul- taneously, will target rules on double billing, network clipping, combination ad rates, and joint sáles.

WALG & WKAK Tripped Up By EEO Inconsistencies

The FCC seldom designates a renewal application for hearing, but it has done just that in the case of Albany Radio's WALG &

WKAK/Albany, GA, which could eventually lose their licenses. The National Black Media Coalition (NBMC) in 1982 questioned why, despite being on EEO reporting conditions from 1979-82, the stations failed to improve their minority hiring record.

The FCC discovered that Albany's responses to the charges didn't match the information submitted in its EEO progress reports and annual Form 395 filings. The renewal hearing was ordered to explore whether Albany Radio lacked candor in its dealing with the Commission and displayed "gross lack of care" in its EEO reports.

EEO, Technical Snafus Prompt Nine Fines

The FCC continues to take a hard line with stations that fail to file annual EEO reports. Fined $1000 apiece for the lapse in April were WAAA/Winston-Salem; WBMK/ Knoxville; WBTN & WHGC/Bennington, VT; and KLMX/Clayton, NM. KCRT/Trini- dad, CO was fined $500, while WHVW/Hyde Park, NY was relieved of a previous EEO fine.

Technical violations earned forfeitures for KIRV/Fresno ($2000 for improper power); WDNH/Honesdale, PA ($4000 for wrong antenna height and location) ; KIPR- AM & FM/Diboll, TX ($750 for tower light, remote calibration, and performance measurement violations); and WXPQ/Eaton- ton, GA ($300 for failure to make yearly equipment performance measurements).

Distress Sale Set For WXXR Cullman Broadcasting's WXXR/Cull-

man, AL may undergo a distress sale to minority -controlled Piney Hills Broad- casting, the FCC has ruled. Special permis- sion was needed because WXXR's license hasn't been designated for hearing - a prerequisite for distress sales.

The Commission allowed the sale because it said there was no doubt WXXR's renewal would be designated in the near future. In another case two Cullman share- holders were to found to have engaged in improper "strike" conduct by trying to thwart the licensing of a new station in Cull- man.

Stations in hearing can lose their licenses and virtually their entire value with the ex- ception of physical assets. The distress policy allows, before a hearing actually starts, a sale to a minority buyer for no more than 75% of appraised value. Piney Hills is 52% black -owned and is paying $180,000, less than 75% of WXXR's worth.

Other Key Developments: A hearing has been designated on 22 ap-

plications to build a new FM on 96.5 mHz outside Denver in either Evergreen or Gold- en, CO.

WOJO/Chicago's license renewal has been challenged in the U.S. Court of Ap- peals by Genesis Broadcasting, an unsuc- cessful competing applicant.

The FCC has thrown out the complaint of a citizen who challenged the 1983 sale of WSEX/Arlington Heights, IL on grounds that the buyer, Darrell Peters Productions, intended to abandon the city of license.

John Garziglia, the former radio PD who became a lawyer in the FCC AM Branch last year, has been promoted to trial attorney in the Mass Media Bureau's Hearing Branch.

An extended deadline of June 1 has been set for comments on the FCC plan to put new fulltime stations on foreign clear channels (Docket #84-281.)

After resolving key legislative and debt issues, the Daytime Broad- casters Association (DBA) and NAB last week reached agreement in principle for DBA to merge into the larger association.

Under the agreement finalized in Las Vegas:

NAB will pay off up to $40,000 of DBA's estimated $70,000 debt for legal and engineering fees. However, DBA must try to reduce the debt as much as possible through daytimer contributions.

DBA will attempt to have pending day - timer legislation modified to drop language that would end skywave protection two hours pre -sunrise and post -sunset.

NAB will publish a monthly daytimer newsletter and set up a 12 -member daytimer committee that will have substantial, but not complete, autonomy.

NRBA Declines To Pick Up Tab At NRBA, which also made a merger of-

fer, Sr. VP Tom McCoy commented, "We understand that they had a debt to retire and our offer didn't involve retiring that debt and NAB's did." Paying off DBA bills with NRBA funds would have been "inap- propriate," he said, although NRBA was ready to provide fundraising assistance and give "complete and total autonomy" to a daytimer committee.

DBA President Jim Wychor of KWOA/ Worthington, MN said he hopes the merger can take place in June or July. But first DBA must complete its Docket 80-90 comments and await a resolution to the threat

by the Association of Broadcast Engineer- ing Standards (ABES) to appeal the FCC's most recent grant of higher post -sunset daytimer power levels.

Skywave For Study Tradeoff Since NAB could not embrace legislation

that would create interference for many of its clear channel members, the key to last week's compromise was DBA's offer to try to convince Sen. Larry Pressler (R -SD) to drop the portions of S. 880 which would end skywave protection for two hours on each end of the day.

Wychor said DBA will ask Pressler to turn the measure "into a study bill to have the NTIA (National Telecommunications &

Information Administration) or some other impartial body study the existing skywave to see if it should be a viable part of our communications in this day and age. There are honest differences of opinion between daytimers and clear channels. If there's a skywave audience, we want to find out what it is, who it is and how big it is."

Wychor said NAB will give the new day - timer committee "pretty much a free hand" but conceded that "total autonomy would be rather a misnomer." On a "highly charged controversial issue," he said, day - timers might have to work outside NAB as individuals.

SPOTLIGHT ON RADIO ALLOCATIONS - One panel at last week's NAB Convention in Las

Vegas explored the ramifications for radio broadcasters of Docket 80-90 FM drop -ins, the Class

4 nighttime power hike, and the recent boom in FM translators. NAB Deputy General Counsel Barry Umansky moderated the discussion, which featured Wally Johnson of the engineering firm

Moffett, Larsen & Johnson, FCC Audio Services Division Chief Larry Eads, and attorney Bill Potts

of the law firm Haley, Bader & Potts.

49% INTEREST ALLOWED

"Sleeper" Rule Change Permits Same -Market Multiple Ownership

In a move that took many observers by surprise, the FCC has paved the way for a single person or group to own up to 49% of an unlimited number of stations, including several even all of the stations in a single market.

What one communications attorney called the "sleeper" clause cropped up unex- pectedly in the final version of changes in the Commission's attribution rules. Those define the amount and type of interests one can have in a station for it to count (or be at- tributed) against the 7-7-7 multiple ownership rule.

The clause applies only when a single person or group owns more than 50% of a station, and thus has absolute control. In such cases, someone else who is not a director in the corporation can own up to 49% of the remaining stock and - because no control is exerted - the station would not count to -

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wards the minority partner's 7-7-7 cap. Mass Media Bureau Chief Jim McKinney

explained, "If any one individual stockhold- er owns more than 50% of the stock of a corporation, all other owners are non -attribut- able."

Test Cases Likely He added that several early cases may

need to be bucked up to the full Commission to clarify exactly how the new rule will be applied, especially in station sales. In a comparative hearing, he suggested that an issue could be designated to explore which

candidate was better qualified on multiple ownership grounds.

Previously, owning just 1% of a station triggered the 7-7-7 rule. Now the level is 5% for voting stockholders and 10% for "pas- sive investors" like insurance companies. Non -voting stock and limited partnership interests won't count at all. That means, for example, that a silent partner who by law exerts no control in a limited partnership could own 95% of a station without bringing the 7-7-7 rule into play.

McKinney says that in some cases the FCC may grant waivers of the 5% bench- mark for voting stock. Warning that the applicant would have to make a powerful case that someone else was in complete control, McKinney advised, "Don't try it on a lark."


Talknet. THE PROBLEM SOLVER.

"Talknet attracts new audience. Listeners stay with us through other dayparts,

which helps improve our overall shares." Gary Eaves VP/GM WDBO, Orlando, Florida

"We sell out most of the local avails and we have a tremendous amount of repeat business."

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"Bruce and Sally lead the nighttime talk race in Houston. Talknet dovetails perfectly with our local

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somebody is doing something right." Harry Schultz

News & Program Director KPRC, Houston, Texas

Call on our problem -solvers. Bruce Williams and Sally Jessy Raphael weeknights. Bernard Meltzer and Dr. Harvey Ruben weekends.

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See -Through Luggage The latest in travel gear may prove a

boon to both customs agents and tour- ists. It's the "SeeAll Traveler," from Columbus, OH -based Executive Gal- lery. The suitcase's three plastic - windowed compartments eliminate the need to rummage through everything you've packed, looking for just one item. The SeeAll comes in black nylon with leather trim or black, brown or grey suede trimmed in leather. Call

(800) 848-2618 or (800) 282-2630 in Ohio.

Messages From The

Taking a cue from those teen magazines that used to peddle the "home phone numbers of the stars" books, Airwaves Enter- tainment instituted "Music - phone" (also tagged as "Music's Straight Talk Feature Line") earlier this week. By dialing a special 900 number, rock fans can call to hear prerecorded phone programs featuring Mick Fleetwood, Huey Lewis, the Romantics, and Eurythmics, among others, seven days a week. Targeted at CHR and

AOR stations, Musicphone is being offered on a market -exclusive basis, providing stations with an

"off -air source of interviews and music features." The service can be tied in with local contests and/or appearances by host Gabrielle at

Rock) Stars

station functions. Number -holding clients thus far include 2100/New York, KRQR/San Francisco, and

Q107/Washington. More information is available by contacting (201) 664-2212.

Smooth, strategic, consistent programming. It gives your station a polished sound. One that attracts and keeps an audience-as well as your advertisers.

That's why AutoSelect, Jefferson -Pilot's computerized music rotation system for radio stations, is the perfect candidate for a position on your staff.

Organize your music library by mood, tempo, gender-any characteristic, degree or value you wish. Once you define your format clocks, AutoSelect picks and

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AutoSelect does the checking, sorting and scheduling automatically-freeing you and your people for more creative, more productive work.

So call Sandy LaCasse collect, 704/ 525-3901. Find out how a very polished Assistant Program Director can help to improve your programming-and give your station a more competitive sound.

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BPA/BDA Prepare Annual Meet Las Vegas, the site of the recent NAB convention, will play host to another

upcoming conference, the annual BPA-BDA (Broadcasters Promotion Assoc- iation -Broadcast Designers' Association) seminar. Exhibit and hospitality suites will join forces with various workshops to present an extensive look at the promotional and design aspects of the radio/television industries. The seminar is scheduled to run June 11-15.

Workshops will explore MTV's effects on radio and TV, radio ad copywriting, positioning radio, time management, and strengthening your personal image in the company. Six radio format workshops (CHR, A/C, News, News/Talk, Country, NPR) are also scheduled, plus show and tell sessions. A seminar highlight is the Tuesday luncheon address by business magnate Ted Turner. For further details regarding registration and fees, call Pat Evans at (717) 397-5727.

In Search Of Expensive Living

Don't ever let your company transfer you to Lagos. The Nigerian metropolis maintains its status as the world's most expensive city. So says Business Inter- national Corp.'s survey of 93 cities around the world.

Tokyo and Cairo finished second and third, respectively. The most expensive U.S. cities were Chicago and San Francisco, both of which tied for fourth with Singapore and Jeddah. New York ranked eighth. Los Angeles and Washing- ton, DC shared tenth place with Abu Dhabi, Oslo, and Taipei. According to the study, it was the first time that all European cities posted less expensive lifestyles than New York.

Business International's survey measured costs of food and other goods and services. It did not measure rental costs for housing. If the survey had measured rental housing, a couple of cities, specifically New York and Los Angeles, might have ranked even higher.

Mashed Potato Time In recent years, scientists have

discovered that almost any food with acid content would generate electricity. While that didn't prompt Stevie Wonder to immediately start work on "The Secret Life Of Potatoes," Chica- go -based Skilcraft is currently marketing the "Two Potato Clock." The new timepiece contains four metal leads which, when attached to two potatoes, generate electricity. All you have to do is replace the spuds about once a month. Don't worry if you

Computer Clean -Up

The Pine Cone

What's tougher than programming your dear old computer? Cleaning the dust that can ac-

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should happen to run out of potatoes. Skilcraft says the clock is compatible with bananas, avocados, grapes, lem- ons, cucumbers, beer, cola, and salt water.

Analyzing Weather

Accurately

Ellason 200 Color Weather Radar

For the most part, color weather radar has been the exclusive territory of a few major market radio stations. Other broadcasters were forced to subsist on surplus air- craft systems or marine radar equipment that wasn't calibrated for weather detection.

Now Missouri -based Ellason Avionics is offering its "Ellason 200 Color Weather Radar" to radio stations. Billed as "true weather radar at an affordable price," the compact Ellason 200 can be easily installed and moved at any radio outlet. It's designed solely for ground -based detection and analysis of weather systems. Consultant Arnold Lane is on hand at (314) 532-3031 for further details/questions.


AP has always given you more service for your money.

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KENNY ROGERS "HITS" THE TRAIL - With hits on the Country, A/C and CHR charts, RCA recording artist Kenny Rogers took time out after a recent New Haven concert to pose with KC 101 MD Stet Ryback and his wife.

CRANK UP THE HEAT - 95XIUParkersburg, WV gave 19 lucky listeners free gas and electric during the state's coldest months (January, February, and March). Pictured here with 50,000 entries are (I -r) morning man Alan Jones and PD Paul DeMille.

The Mother Lode of Music's Top Hits Since 1955

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Pro:Motions WMID & WLQE Realign Management

Harry Sparks has been promoted to President of Amcom outlets WMID & WLQE/Atlantic City, NJ, overseeing station acquisitions and advising the sales department. David Klahr, formerly OM at neighboring WINN & WFPG, joins the facilities as VP/GM. And coming aboard as VP/General Sales Manager is Jeff Dean, who was most recently Sales Manager of WEST & WLEV/Easton, PA.

Atlantic Ups Defrin Bob Defrin has been promoted

to the newly -created position of VP/Creative Director, Graphics for Atlantic Records. He joined the label in 1972 as Advertising Art Director. Several years later, he was responsible for the creation and development of the label's first comprehensive in-house Art Department. Immediately prior to joining Atlantic, he worked at RCA Recorda' in-house ad agency. Bob Defrin

Lavan Appointed Assistant Controller Kevin Lavan has been named Assistant Controller

of Viacom International Inc. He comes to Viacom from World Courier, Inc., where he most recently served as Corporate Secretary and Director of Re- search. Lavan first joined that company in 1980 as its Controller. He previously worked six years with the public accounting firm of Coopers & Lybrand.

WRXT Names Brodfuehrer LSM Norman Brodfuehrer joins WRXT/Buffalo as

Local Sales Manager. In his new post, he will direct sales activities for all Buffalo area accounts and super- vise the local sales staff. Brodfuehrer was recently the Senior Account Executive with WGRQ/Buffalo for three years. Prior to that he served eight years with the U.S. Navy.

PBS Promotes Two Public Broadcasting Service has upped John

Lorenz and Stan Cahill to Associate Director of Pro- gram Business Affairs and Assistant Director, respectively. Lorenz was most recently Manager of the PBS Station Program Cooperative, having first come aboard in 1978. Cahill is an eight -year PBS veteran, promoted from the Program Business Affairs contracts associate post.

KILO Enlists White Rick White joins KILO/Colo-

rado Springs as Regional Sales Manager. Most recently GSM at WBRU/Providence, White also has management experience from stints with WRBQ/Tampa and KMJK/Portland. In his new post, White will also handle some local accounts. Rick White

MCA Distributes Linyl Vinyl MCA Records has announced it will distribute,

market, and promote worldwide the Linyl Vinyl label. The company's initial release consists of forthcoming product by Annie G, Manu Dibango, and Robit Hair - man.

Maura Named Harper East Coast Rep J.J. Mauro has been named East Coast represen-

tative for San Diego -based programming and research firm Bob Harper's Company. Maura's career in-

cludes program management positions with ABC, Metromedia, and Greater Media. Known profes- sionally as Jim Lloyd, Maura programmed WIP/Philadelphia and KQV/Pittsburgh.

Johnson Heads HNW&H Charlotte Operation

Darlene Johnson has been tapped to head Hillier, Newmark, Wechsler & Howard's new Charlotte operation. Johnson was most recently an Account Executive in the firm's Atlanta office. She will be assisted by Debra Deal.

Eastman Elevates Three Eastman Radio, Inc. has announced three promo-

tions. Lee Lahey is upped to Sr. VP/Regional Manager, responsible for overall Eastern Region sales, while Mike Nicassio moves up to VP/New York Sales Manager. Jim Marshall oversees the sports department as Sports Director.

Meggs New Angel President Brown Meggs has been tapped as President of

Angel Records and consultant for North America to EMI Music -International Classical Division. Meggs first joined Capitol in 1958, exiting his Chief Operating Officer post in 1976 to pursue an independent literary career. Working with Meggs at Angel are newly - appointed VP/A&R, Marketing John Pattrick and Na- tional Sales Manager Renny Martini.

Ellis Segues To WAAF & WFTQ Juliet Ellis has been named National Sales Manager

at WAAF & WFTQ/Worcester, MA. Before accepting this post, she was a national rep for Kettell- Carter/Christal. Ellis also brings along Account Ex-

ecutive experience, having worked at Boston outlets WXKS-AM & FM and WDLW.

Wood Tapped As Trailblazer President Trailblazer Marketing is the

name of a new division formed by Buffalo -based Algonquin Broad- casting Corporation. Algonquin VP/Programming Bob Wood assumes added responsibilities as

President of Trailblazer. This par-

ticular division will specialize in

commercial packages, promotional campaigns, and media consultation; its first project is television commercial syndication targeted at CHR and A/C stations. Bob Wood

Berger To Chair RAB Committee Steven Berger, VP/Radio of Nationwide Com-

munications, will succeed Plough Broadcasting's H. Wayne Hudson as Chairman of the Retail and Co-

op Committee of the RAB Board of Directors. Berger, who has worked in broadcasting since 1958, joined Nationwide as GM/Radio in 1979 and was promoted to VP in 1982. Before joining the Columbus, OH -based group, he served as GM of WKTQ/Pittsburgh, VP/GM of WPEZ/Pittsburgh, and VP/GM of the ABC -Owned Stations in Pittsburgh.

Donohue Segues To McGavren Guild Gary Donohue has been ap-

pointed Sales Manager of McGav- ren Guild Radio's new Denver office. Before accepting this post, Donohue was a Sales Executive with KBRQ-AM & FM/Denver. He

also gained sales/marketing experience through positions with Bonneville Broadcasting and Arbitron, as well as various radio stations in the Chicago and Fort Wayne markets. Gary Donohue

Fishel New RIAA Executive Director James FIshel has been appointed Executive Direc-

tor of the RIAA. During the last two years he worked as a freelance marketing consultant to several record companies. Before that he served as Senior Editor of Record World. Fishel succeeds Stephen Tralman.

Hagar Heads MMR Central Jim Hagar has been chosen to head Major Market

Radio's recently formed Central Region. Hagar is

MMR's newly -appointed VP/Regional Manager for Detroit. He will now oversee both the Detroit and St.

Louis offices.

Katz SF Relocates The new address for Katz Communications Inc.'s

San Francisco offices is 100 Spear Street, Suite 1900, San Francisco, CA 94105-1575. The new phone num-

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A Five -Year Perspective

I've done it! I now qualify for a gold watch, an easy chair, and a retirement pension. Yes, largely because of the faithful and growing support of you readers, this week marks the fifth anniversary of "Ratings & Research" in R&R. Serving as Research Editor since May 1979 has given me a fascinating perspective regarding what has hap- pened to our industry in terms of research - its uses and abuses. Let me catalogue what has taken place - since in the rapid pace of our biz we all too infrequently have the luxury of looking at history and learning from it - and then glimpse the future a bit both for the in-

dustry generally and me specifically. Ratings: From Five To Two

Perhaps the most dramatic development in the ratings arena took place within months after R&R founder Bob Wilson lured me away from my post as Director of Marketing/Research at CKLW/Windsor-Detroit. At the time I

joined R&R, there were five ratings ser-

vices battling in a frenzy. Two issues were at stake: survival and supremacy.

It was Arbitron against the world. As

you might imagine, Arbitron won. By

the summer of 1979, Audits & Surveys' "TRAC 7" telephone methodology had been the first to bite the dust (after much hype by the RAB), followed soon thereafter by the demise of Burke (also a telephone system). RAM Research dwindled to amount to only a minor factor, leaving only Jim Seiler's Mediastat in the ring with the Arbitron Goliath. Credit Arbitron's Ted Shaker and Rick Aurichio for piloting Arbitron successfully through the. rocky shoals of vigorous competition.

Meanwhile, in a garage in South Florida, Tom and Elaine Birch were giving birth to yet another alternative sweep system. Given smarter marketing strategy than either A&S or Burke, and with the passing of Seiler (and the ab- sorption of his firm into Birch), Birch Radio has confounded the naysayers and today may be poised to expand to a seven-day telephone methodology a la RADAR.

So there are fewer ratings services. However, the level of useful sales and programming information obtainable from the two remaining companies has jumped light years over what was available in 1979. Overall, the industry has benefitted from the competition, even if some of the combatants aren't around to see their efforts bear fruit.

Arbitron: "New Reality"

Nationwide use of the 12 -week sweeps, Quarterly Measurement.

Nationwide use of the Expanded Sample Frame, to survey those not listed in phone books.

Differential Survey Treatment for blacks, replacing the Telephone Retrieval approach with the standard diary augmented by higher premiums and other steps.

Differential Survey Treatment for Hispanics, wherein the personally placed/personally retrieved diary was replaced by the standard (albeit bil- ingual) diary system again augmented by higher premiums.

Updating of the ethnic vs. non - ethnic and demo -by -demo population estimates for each market, based on the data from the 1980 Census. In many cases this updating, in league with the start of DST, had significant positive impact on the perceived health and ratings of ethnic/Urban stations.

Redefinition of many metros owing to the geographical additions/deletions of counties, again owing to the Census updates. Some markets have already been reconfigured, others will be effective this coming fall.

The introduction of electronic rolling monthly averages accessible at your station (or at your local agency) .. .

And those are just the highlights.

As you can see there has been an

If a broadcaster or advertiser corn- evolution - perhaps a revolution - in

pares the ratings estimates from Ar- the way Arbitron has set the ratings

bitron in 1979 to those published pace for the industy. Suffice it to say the

recently, he would_ be a comparing vastly new reality is here in spades, and broad - different resëarch results. In 1979 casters and advertisers need to adjust to

none of the following was in effect: it or be overwhelmed by it.


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Bolton Study: AM Ratings Can Be Improved Highlights of the recent study of 255 AM General Managers by Ted Bolton Associates

researchers shows that an overwhelming majority feel positive about the medium's future. Accord-

ing to Bolton, "85% of the respondents confirmed their belief in AM radio by stating that

AM ratings ran be improved over the next five years." Additionally, 23 % of the GMs saw stereo

as an important ingredient in AM's future. The details of Bolton's findings will be presented at

an upcoming McGavren Guild National Radio Symposium. I'll be making a presentation at that session, and will also cover the Bolton talk to give you more details in a few weeks.

Arbitron Promotes Lapovsky Dave Lapovskv; who has been with the Arbitron Ratings research department since 1974.

has been promoted to VP/Arbitron Research. Lapovsky supervises all in-house research efforts

conducted by Arbitron, in an effort to improve and streamline its methodology.

Census Needs Your Input Is there some information you wish the Census Bureau would delve into when the 1990 sur-

vey is undertaken? If so, now is the time to get your thoughts to the bureaucrats. Meetings are

being held across the nation to solicit public suggestions. However, you can also call the Bureau

at (3011763-4040 with your thoughts or suggested questions.

The Computer Is Coming .. .

One of the most remarkable aspects of watching developments in the research world these last five years has been the advent of computer usage. Ar-

bitron and Birch are now delivering data for rolling averages via micro. Sta- tions can create their own music rotation systems and in-house research analyses. Sales departments can now track down the listening preferences in key zip code or socioeconomic clusters, through the use of Target AID and other systems. While I can't read the fine print, I can clearly see the headline for the 80s: "Computers Conquer Com- munications World." If you are still not computer -wise, better catch up, or this portion of the new reality will leave more than just your discs floppy.

Market Research Explosion

In 1979 market research, or percep- tual research, or positioning research, or (fill in the blanks) was just getting established in the conciousness and budgets of many stations. There was one clear leader in the radio aspect of this field, namely the Research Group. Now, however, there are at least a half dozen such firms vying for research dollars as station competition gets hot- ter and the search for an edge gets more difficult (my forthcoming book will

have a roster of the credible firms engaged in such research).

Focus groups, telephone studies, mass music testing, and so on have now become almost as necessary as a transmitter for the station that is - or aspires to be - successful. If you are not investing - yes, investing - between 5-10% of your gross for research (including market research), you'll be facing an uphill task in many markets.

As you can see it's been an exciting and worthwhile five years in the research biz. The industry is better for it, and I thank Bob Wilson and Dwight Case for giving me the privilege to monitor it for you readers.

A Personal Perspective A number of you are always

thoughtful enough to ask - when you call or see me at an industry gathering - "How do you do all the things you do?" The reference of course, was that besides writing these columns and editing the biannual Ratings Reports, I

was heading a research/marketing consulting firm, travelling 150,000 miles - plus annually. I can now answer that question honestly and say, "With dif- ficulty!" That's why Dwight Case has allowed me to use this forum to annouce my future plans.

Effective immediately, my contract with R&R has been renewed longterm. As a key part of that, Dwight has asked me to assume more responsibility at the paper. That mission will include all my current duties plus additional in-house research and other endeavors that will be marketed by R&R to benefit the in - dusty. All this involvement here will be a labor of love for me, but will require the majority of my working hours.

As a result, I've decided to substan- tially reduce the size of my consultancy. In five years my firm has become probably second in size only to the Research Group, but I found that getting bigger kept me away from clients and the hands-on involvement I enjoy. Thus, the time not spent with R&R I'll be operating exclusively from my other California office, servicing key clients in the U.S. and overseas.

The last five years with you all has

been most rewarding. I'm always tickl- ed when at a convention some broadcaster comes up to me and relates how

much better he is doing after having us-

ed some tips from this column. I hope the next five years will see even more of

that. This forum, plus the book(s) I'll be

doing for R&R (the first is done,

thankfully) will attempt to "consult" all

of you - and if I get off track, please let

me know. It's been a great five years - let's

share the excitement of seeing what the next five bring. Thanks again for your support - see you next week!


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WWDC-FM Improves As Only Local AOR; New Competitors Cut Into WRQX; Country

Stations Up Fall '83 Winter '84

WKYS (Urbn) 10.4 8.9 WMAL (AC) 8.4 8.9 WWDC-FM (AOR) 5.9 7.7 WHUR (Blk) 6.6 6.9 WGAY-FM (BM) 6.9 6.4 WRQX (CHR) 8.1 6.1 WAVA (CHR) 5.7 5.7 WMZQ (Ctry) 3.3 4.8 WLTT (AC) 3.4 4.6 WWRC (Talk) 3.9 4.5 WPKX-FM (Ctry) 3.9 4.3

WGMS-AM & FM (Chas) 3.7 3.5 WPGC-AM & FM (AC) 2.8 3.3 WDJY (Blk) 2.8 3.1 WTOP (News) 2.4 3.0 WYCB (Rel) 1.2 2.7 WASH (CHR) 2.4 2.5 WXTR-FM (Gold) 1.7 2.0 WIYY (AOR) .4 1.2

WOL (Blk) 1.1 1.0

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Philadelphia

WUSL Tops Ten, Widens Margin; WCAU-FM

Rises To Second; KYW Rebounds; WMMR Firms AOR Lead

Fall '83 Winter '84

WUSL (Urbn) 8.5 10.2 WCAU-FM (CHR) 7.3 8.5 KYW (News) 6.6 8.4 WEAZ (BM) 8.4 7.9 WMMR (AOR) 5.9 7.5 WDAS-FM (Urbn) 6.2 6.7 WYSP (AOR) 5.7 5.7 WPEN (BBnd) 4.7 5.2 WMGK (AC) 5.5 5.0 WIOQ (AOR) 4.0 4.0 WCAU (Talk) 4.2 3.6 WWDB (Talk) 5.9 3.6 WIP (AC) 4.2 3.3 WWSH (CHR) 2.3 3.3 WSNI (AC) 2.5 3.0 WFIL (Gold) 2.6 2.2 WFLN-FM (Chas) 2.3 2.0 WKSZ (AC) 3.0 1.8 WDAS (Blk) .5 1.3 WHAT (Blk) .6 1.3 WXTU (Ctry) .2 1.1

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WXKS-FM Stable, Holds First; WBZ Climbs Into Virtual Tie For Lead; WBCN Steady; WHDH

Adds Four; WEEI Up Two

Fall '83 Winter '84

WXKS-FM (CHR) 10.7 10.8

WBZ (AC) 9.4 10.7

WBCN (AOR) 10.1 10.5 WHDH (AC) 5.0 8.9 WHTT (CHR) 9.9 8.4 WEEI (News) 4.6 6.6 WRKO (Talk) 3.4 4.8 WJIB (BM) 4.8 4.2 WROR (AC) 3.4 4.2 WMJX (AC) 3.4 3.5 WCOZ (AC) 4.6 2.7 WSSH (AC) 2.0 2.4 WVBF (AC) 2.3 2.2 WHUE (BM) 1.9 1.9 WAAF (AOR) 1.3 1.7

WCRB (Chas) 1.8 1.5

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San Francisco

KGO Cracks Double Digits; KSAN Jumps To Second; KSOL Widens Urban Lead; KRQR

Bolts Into AOR Crown; KOIT-FM Stronger

KGO (N/T) KSAN (Ctry) KSOL (Urbn) KYUU (CHR) KCBS (N/T) KBLX (Urbn) KIOI (AC) KRQR (AOR) KOIT-FM (Easy) KABL-FM (BM) KDIA (Blk) KFRC (CHR) KITS (CHR) KMEL (AOR) KNEW (Ctry) KIBE & KDFC (Chas)

KKHI-AM & FM (Clas)

KNBR (AC) KSFO (AC) KWSS (CHR) KOME (AOR) KSJO (AOR) KBAY (BM) KLOK (AC) KFOG (AOR) KQAK (AOR) KABL (BM) KEZR (AC) KJAZ (Jazz) KEEN (Ctry)

Fall '83 Winter '84

9.1 4.1 4.2 3.5 5.4 3.8 3.7 2.5 2.3 4.0 2.1 3.0 2.7 2.2 2.6

11.2 5.2 5.0 4.8 4.4 4.1 4.0 3.9 3.7 3.1 2.9 2.8 2.8 2.6 2.6

2.3 2.5

2.0 2.3 2.7 1.8 2.1 1.6 1.6

.9 3.2 2.6 1.2 1.0

.7

1.3

2.4 2.4 2.4 2.3 2.2 2.2 2.1 2.1 1.8 1.8 1.7 1.7 1.2 1.0

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Detroit

WRIF Takes First As WJR Slides To Second; WXYZ Jumps; WJLB Almost Ties WDRQ; A/C Race Tightens

With WMJC Up Fall '83 Winter '84

WRIF (AOR) WJR (Misc) WLLZ (AOR) WXYZ (Talk) WDRQ (Urbn) WJLB (Blk) WJOI (BM) WNIC-FM (AC) WHYT (CHR) WMJC (AC) WWJ (News) WOMC (AC) WWWW (Ctry) WCZY (CHR) WJZZ (Jazz) WCXI-FM (Ctry) WCXI (Ctry) WLBS (Urbn) WCLS (AC) WMUZ (Rel) WHND (Gold) WGPR (Blk) WQRS (Clas) CKJY (BBnd) CKLW (AC)

7.5 10.8

7.4 3.9 6.1 5.4 4.8 6.6-

3.8 4.5 5.9 2.3 3.6 3.2 2.8 2.1 1.8 1.5 2.8

.9 1.8 1.3 1.5

.6 1.2

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Houston

8.7 8.2 6.7 6.4 6.3 6.2 5.9 5.4 5.2 5.1 5.1 3.6 3.4 3.2 2.7 2.1 1.9 1.7 1.6 1.6 1.4 1.3 1.2 1.0 1.0

KKBQ-FM Jumps To Double Digits, Takes

Lead; KIKK-FM Level; KSRR Now Third;

Urbans Down; KFMK Extends A/C Margin

Fall '83 Winter '84

KKBQ-FM (CHR) 8.8 10.6 KIKK-FM (Ctry) 8.9 8.9 KSRR (AOR) 7.8 8.3 KMJQ (Urbn) 9.4 8.2 KRLY (Urbn) 7.0 6.1 KFMK (AC) 4.5 5.9 KILT -FM (Ctry)) 5.7 5.9 KODA (BM) 5.5 5.4 KLOL (AOR) 5.9 5.1 KQUE (AC) 3.6 3.7 KTRH (Talk) 5.2 3.7 KPRC (News) 3.0 3.4 KRBE-FM (AC) 4.6 2.7 KILT (Ctry) 1.1 2.4 KKBQ (CHR) 2.2 2.4 KGOL (Rel) 1.0 1.7 KIKK (Ctry) 1.1 1.6 KLAT (Span) .9 1.4 KNUZ (Gold) .9 1.4 KLVL (Span) 1.5 1.4 KLEF (Chas) 1.8 1.3 KCOH (Blk) 1.2 1.2


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JOHNNY

MATHIS

"SIMPLE" 94TYX KTFM WISN KBEST WI CC WKGW WAHR WAVE WHBY WMHE

KUGN KKUA K WA V KSL WEIM WTKO WKNE WSKI WSKY

WCKQ WGSV WAGE WCIL KFSB KEEZ KKJO WBOW KTWO KRSB

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Dallas -

Ft. Worth

KVIL-FM, KKDA-FM Steady 1-2; KEGL

Surges, Takes AOR Crown; KAFM,

KRLD Healthier Fall '83 Winter '84

KVIL-FM (AC) KKDA-FM (Urbn) KEGL (AOR) KZEW (AOR) KAFM (CHR) KRLD (News) WBAP (Ctry) KSCS (Ctry) KTXQ (AOR)

11.5 8.1 5.2 7.3 6.0 5.5 7.4 7.9 5.7

11.1

8.4 8.0 7.4 7.3 7.3 6.9 6.4 5.4

KPLX (Ctry) 6.0 5.1

KMEZ (BM) 3.9 3.6 KNOK-FM (Urbn) 3.5 3.4

KOAX (BM) 1.8 2.8

KLUV (AC) 1.4 2.1

KMGC (AC) 2.3 1.7

KRQX (Gold) 1.2 1.4

KLIF (Ctry) 1.5 1.3

KESS (Span) .3 1.2

KPBC (Rel) 1.2 1.2

KAAM (Gold) .4 1.1

KIRK (Gold) 1.1 1.1

WRR (Clas) .5 1.0

ire, KciC110

Pittsburgh

KDKA Rebounds, Extends Winning

Margin; WBZZ New Runnerup; WAMO-FM, WPNT Take Big Strides

Fall '83 Winter '84

KDKA (AC) 16.4 18.3

WBZZ (CHR) 9.1 9.8

WDVE (AOR) 9.6 8.9

WAMO-FM (Urbn) 5.2 6.7

WHYW (AC) 5.0 6.3

WHTX (CHR) 5.4 5.8 WPNT (BM) 2.9 5.3

WSHH (BM) 5.4 4.7 WTAE (AC) 6.3 4.5

WJAS (BBnd) 3.7 4.4

WDSY (Ctry) 3.6 3.2 WWSW (AC) 2.9 2.9

WTKN (Talk) 3.2 2.6 KQV (News) 2.8 2.6

WYDD (AOR) 2.7 2.1

WEEP (Ctry) 2.1 1.7

WAMO (Blk) .4 1.3

WBVP (AC) .6 1.1

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Baltimore

WBAL Jumps To Double Digits, Grabs Lead;

WBSB Rises To Second; WIYY Slips; WXYV,

WPOC Strong and Stable Fall '83 Winter '84

WBAL (AC) 7.7 11.4 WBSB (CHR) 8.1 9.3 WIYY (AOR) 9.9 8.2 WXYV (Urbn) 8.3 8.1 WPOC (Ctry) 6.6 6.5 WLIF (BM) 5.6 6.3 WYST (AC) 3.4 4.3 WWIN-FM (Blk) 5.2 4.2 WCBM (N/T) 3.3 4.0 WMAR (CHR) 3.8 4.0 WCAO (Ctry) 3.0 3.9 WWIN (Blk) 3.4 3.2 WFBR (AC) 3.6 3.0 WITH (BBnd) 2.4 2.7 WWDC-FM (AOR) 2.2 2.5 WEBB (Blk) 3.4 2.3 WRQX (CHR) 1.4 1.5

WRBS (Rel) 1.2 1.4 WQSR (AC) 1.3 1.3 WTOP (News) 1.1 1.3 WHUR (Blk) 1.7 1.1

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Seattle

KIRO Widens Gap Over KISW ;

KOMO Moves Into Tie For Second; KPLZ, KCMS

Multiply Former Scores

Fall '83 Winter '84

KIRO (News) 8.3 9.3

KISW (AOR) 7.2 6.5

KOMO (AC) 6.1 6.5 KLSY (AC) 5.4 6.0

KUBE (CHR) 5.5 6.0 KNBQ (CHR) 6.6 5.7 KZOK (AOR) 5.3 4.8

KPLZ (CHR) 2.1 4.7

KCMS (Rel) 2.0 3.9 KIXI (BBnd) 5.0 3.9 KMPS-FM (Ctry) 2.4 3.8

KSEA (BM) 3.8 3.7

KYYX (AOR) 3.2 3.7

KBRD (BM) 2.9 3.2

KING -FM (Clas) 4.4 3.2 KJR (AC) 2.6 3.1

KEZX (AC) 2.0 3.0

KVI (AC) 2.3 2.8

KRPM (Ctry) 2.6 2.1

KIXI-FM (AC) 2.0 1.9

KKFX (CHR) 2.7 1.8

KING (News) 1.7 1.7

KMPS (Ctry) 1.3 1.6

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Miami

WHYI Adds Three, Retakes Title; WLYF Up

Three, Surges To Fourth; News Battle

Virtually Tied

Foil '83 Winter '84

WHYI (CHR) 10.6 13.6 W1NZ-FM (CHR) 10.8 9.4 WQBA (Span) 8.5 8.9 WLYF (BM) 5.8 8.6 WINZ (News) 4.6 5.0 WNWS (News) 3.9 4.9 WRHC (Span) 4.0 4.6 WSHE (AOR) 4.2 4.4 WIOD (AC) 3.4 4.0 WAXY (AC) 3.2 3.7 WTMI (Clas) 2.0 3.4 WWJF (AC) 2.6 3.2 WKQS (Ctry) 2.7 2.6 WWWL (AC) 3.0 2.6 WCKO (AOR) 1.7 2.3 WQBA-FM (Span) 2.5 2.2 WCMQ-FM (Span) 3.1 2.0 WAIA (AC) 2.9 1.9 WKAT (BBnd) 1.2 1.6 WEDR (B1k) 2.5 1.5 WEZI (AC) 1.1 1.5 WQAM (Ctry) 1.5 1.5 WSUA (Span) 2.6 1.1

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Minneapolis -

St. Paul

WCCO Leads By Ten; KSTP-FM Steady;

WLOL Hits Double Digits; KDWB-FM,

KEEY Softer

Fall '83 Winter '84

WCCO (AC) 19.7 21.0 KSTP-FM (AC) 11.3 11.8 WLOL (CHR) 8.9 11.1 KDWB-FM (AOR) 9.0 7.6 KEEY (Ctry) 8.0 6.7 WAYL (BM) 5.6 6.5 KQRS (AOR) 5.7 5.8 WKTE (AC) 6.5 5.2 KSTP (Talk) 3.6 3.9 KJJO (Gold) 3.1 3.5 WDGY (Ctry) 4.0 3.3 KGBB (AC) 1.8 1.4 WWTC (Easy) 1.1 1.0


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airpay charts, and became

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Hot Tracks 42-e ,AOR ALUMS 39-e :bum Network Power Cut 76 -

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NET WORKS PROGRAM SUPPLIERS

REED BUNZEL

FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS

The Networks At The NAB

Last week the city of Las Vegas played host to the 62nd annual convention of the National Association of Broadcasters. Despite the picketing, sit-ins, demonstrations, and an abrupt sealing of the Convention Center, the meeting proved to be successful and fun for most of the 30,000 broadcasters estimated to be in attendance. Equipment manufacturers were pleased with traffic on the exhibit floor, the workshops and clinics played to overflow crowds, and panels on Congressional deregulation, AM stereo, and FCC issues answered most of the pressing questions of the day.

While much of the network activity at the NAB took the form of "gripping and grinning" in the hospitality suites, there were a few meaty items that went along with the shrimp and fruit cups. This week's column is a smorgasboard of some of these network doings - including a brief interview with new Mutual Exec. VP/GM Jack Clements, conducted by R&R's Brad Woodward.

Mutual Shake -Up Two days after being named the top of-

ficer of the Mutual Broadcasting System, Jack Clements spoke candidly and at length in his Las Vegas hotel suite. Saying he was "delighted" with his new job, Clements stressed that his role will be no different than that of his predecessor, Marty Rubenstein, who held the title President/CEO. "At this point the title has changed, but the job remains the same. It is my intention to run the network as if I

owned it. I am the number one officer at Mutual."

Just a day ents met w'

dominatr Andel con d'

'er his appointment, Clem - Mutual Board, which is

DeVos and Jay Van network's parent

dong the issues rumor that

`laser has `he net -

*ed.

Forging ahead with Multicom, which will use Mutual's satellite system and local FM SCAs as a private communications network.

Taking a close look at scheduling some children's programming that will be different while still appealing to soft rock stations.

Looking into additional talk shows while remaining committed to the "Larry King Show," which is being broadened to include more entertainment in addition to issue content.

Continuing its regular music shows and specials, while conducting research in the area of new formats.

CBS RAD))R(((O CBS RadioRadio

On April 26, 1982, CBS RadioRadio hit the airwaves. To mark the second anniversary of the "young adult network with the CBS difference," the network held a cocktail reception in its suite at the NAB Con- vention. In addition to the regular gastro- nomic hospitality spread, CBS shared a large birthday cake with the overflow convention crowd.

^.k Brescia, and M.G. Kelly cele- iiversary of CBS Radio Radio.

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anniversary party, the debut of its ""hick is hosted

'work's first tip" pre -

stereo 'ity


Hilton: America's Party Address

"Suite -hopping" is one of the necessary rituals of convention life,

wherein conventioneers by day turn into nocturnal party animals. The

hospitality suite scene can be subdued and businesslike, or it can illustrate

the convention stereotype that "left -at-home" spouses can only fear.

Every year the talk in the halls is "who's got what, where, and when?" To recap the highlights

of this year's NAB Convention network hospitality suites, we hereby name the winners of the

"Hospice" awards: Best All -Around Spread: Mutual, for its high -quality "seafood delight," featuring lobster

medallions, jumbo shrimp, smoked salmon, and crab legs.

Largest Crowd: ABC narrowly edged out NBC and CBS, depending on the time of night

and specific evening - but had an added advantage, with ABC Watermark sharing the suite.

Most Personality: NBC, for the presence of Dr. Ruth Westheimer and Presidential

son/movie critic Ron Reagan. More than one broadcaster was warned not to mention bananas or

onion rings within earshot of the good doctor.

Best Original Idea: ABC, for its layout of bizarre spirited coffees and continental pastries.

What is Borghia or Tahitian Coffee, anyway?

Best Attitude Toward Strike: RKO Radio where, after waiting over two hours for a ham to

be delivered by super -slow room service, one network executive was heard to proclaim, "It's go-

ing to be a good ham, if it ever gets here." Best Repeat Idea: Who can beat Drake-Chenault's "suite" idea of Swensen's ice cream?

dously enthusiastic over initial reaction to our brand new entry, 'Top 40 Satellite Sur- vey.' As we plan for the future, the potential offered by satellite transmission gives us many things to think about in terms of serving the best radio stations in the young adult marketplace and those wonderful listeners who tune us in."

11A.10 ABC Affiliates To

Receive Data Printers At the annual ABC Radio Affiliates

Meeting the night before the NAB Conven- tion opened, the network announced several new additions to its recently completed satellite delivery system. ABC Radio President Ed McLaughlin addressed the gathering and spoke of the strength of the radio medium in general and ABC's involvement in satellite communications in

specific. "We have a tremendous opportunity," he commented. "We have the ultimate and measurable targeted medium, and have together redefined and refined the technologies which have extended the boundaries of the industry."

Illustrating the extent of these technological advances, ABC VP/Finance, Ad- ministration & Satellite Development Bill Battison announced that the network will begin supplying each affiliate station with data cards and printers for reception of schedules and other information via satellite. "These will allow stations to receive printed information on programs, scheduling, and affidavits, to allow for

''nt Edward McLaughlin ad - affiliates meeting in Las

easier integration of network programming. We'll be able to instantly communicate with our stations and also offer them the opportunity to participate in a number of ventures to develop revenue from non -broadcast sources."

The network reported that the satellite receiver will allow stations to improve quality and communication, and provide new revenue opportunities for the use of SCAs.

NBC Signs Dr. Ruth Westheimer While at the convention in Las Vegas,

NBC announced that Dr. Ruth Westheim - er, nationally -known sex therapist, will host "Sexually Speaking," a new 2 -hour call -in talk show to be presented to affiliates of the Source.

Gathered for the signing of Dr. Ruth Westheimer to the Source are the network's Meredith Wood- yard, Maurice Tunick, Frank Cody; and Dr. Ruth.

In announcing the live feature, Source VP/GM Meredith Woodyard commented, "We are thrilled that we have the opportunity to present Dr. Westheimer nationally. There isn't anyone on the air as compelling, and a unique combination of her spirited personality, off -beat sense of humor, and expertise in sex therapy will enthrall Source listeners."

During "Sexually Speaking" Source listeners will be able to call Dr. Westheimer toll -free with their questions and comments. The premiere date of the program, which will be broadcast from NBC head- quarters in New York via Satcom 1R, will be announced shortly. The program will cover a range of sex -related topics, drawing from Westheimer's ability to address her audience in a frank and amusing manner.


FOURCAST For Heavy Rotation!

EDDY GRANT

"Romancing The Stone" Added This Week: CIIR

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CKOI KITE WJBQ

WCAU-FM KMGK WCGQ

WHYT WKDQ KISR

WFLY WJXQ WAZY-FM

WVSR WRQN KFMW

WKEE WHOT-FM KGHO

Q92 KIKI KOZE

WKFM

"WEIRD AL"

YANKOVIC "King of Suede"

CHR NEW & ACTIVE

WCAU-FM deb 28

Y100 24

Q102 32-28

WHYT deb 33

KHTR 30

WSPK deb 37

WSFL 37

KHOP deb 40

WGLF 34-24

WXKS-FM on

PRO -FM on

CFTR on

93FM on

WNVZ add

Q105 add

WGCL add

KS103 on

XTRA on

Q100 add

WKEE add

WANS-FM add

KBFM add

KITY add

KQKQ add

KLUC add

WTSN add

KKQV add

DAN FOGELBERG

"Believe In Me" CHR NEW & ACTIVE On MTV AIC Chart: O Now On Over 100 Stations! Including: WKBW deb 26

WPHD on

WCAU-FM on

WHTX 30-25

PRO -FM on

94Q on

Z93 33

WNVZ on

WGCL 24

KIMN 28

Q103 25-21

KOPA add

KNBQ 35-31

WMAR 40-31

WFMF 27-23

WNOK-FM add

WDOQ 39-34

WRQK add

KBFM add

KRGV add

KROK deb 23

WKDD 33-29

KIIK 21

WVIC add

Z104 36-28

KJ 103 33-29

K093 32-25

KHOP 38-24

KCPX-FM deb 28

WIGY add

103CIR 34-23

WTSN 26-23

WERZ add

OK100 39-27

WJBQ add

WISE add

Q104 22-19

Q101 21

KNOE-FM add

KXSS 23-17

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CHR Chart: e AOR Tracks: ® AOR Albums: O Heavy Rotation MTV

WXKS-FM 23-20

WPHD 24-18

WCAU-FM 36-32

B94 21-16

CFTR 38-25

CHUM 16-14

Z93 26-23

KAFM deb 33

Y100 15-13

Q102 31-27

WGCL 15

KBEQ 18-14

WKT1 deb 29

WLOL-FM add 33

KZZP deb 31

KMJK add

XTRA 16

KPLUS 40-33

KUBE deb 30

KNBQ 26-23

WNYS 24-17

Q92 14-12

WGFM 20-17

WRCK 12-9

KITE 18-10

WHHY-FM 21-16

WSQV 16-12

Q104 26-16

WPFM 17-14

KKRC 16-8

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Networks/Program Suppliers

MUSIC FEATURES ABC Entertainment Net/Silver Eagle:

Hank Williams, Jr. (May 26)

Rock Net/Continuous History Of Rock & Roll (R. Stone)

Copy tunes (May 27)

Rock Net/King Biscuit (DIR): Genesis, Part II (May 27)

Clayton Webster Country Calendar:

Ronnie Milsap (May 28)

Johnny Cash (May 29)

Jim Glaser (May 30)

Mickey Gilley (May 31)

Kenny Rogers (June 1)

Johnny Duncan (June 2)

Tom Jones (June 3)

Rare Trax: Nazz (May 28)

Todd Rundgran (May 29)

Michael Stanley Band (May 30)

Little Feat (May 31)

Bruce Springsteen (June 1)

Retro Rock: The Cars (May 28)

Drake-Chenault

History of Rock & Roll: Stevie Wonder/Tom Petty (May 28) ElvIs/Cat Stevens (May 29) Beatles/Al Stewart (May 30) Eagles/5th Dimension (May 31) Beech Boys/surfing music (June 1)

EAT WHAT??? - Weird Al Yankovic afflicted a nationwide audience with his craziness during a recent live broadcast of RKO's "Live From The Record Plant," produced by PG Productions. Pictured after the broadcast are host Jo Interrante and Weird Al.

USED GOLD - While on a recent tour to New York promoting his new album "I May Be Used," RCA recording artist Waylon Jennings was the featured guest on United Stations' "Solid Gold Country. " Relaxing after taping an interview for the program are (l -r) United Stations's Exec. VP/Programming Ed Salomon and Manager/Operations Lori Pinkerton, and Jennings.

Picture Yourself In RAR. If something's happening at your station or company - send R&R

the photo and we'll put it on the Picture Page.

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Lee Bailey Productions Radloscope:

Burning down the ghettos of the mind (May 27)

London Wavelength BBC Rock Hour:

King Crimson/Pink Floyd (May 27)

Narwood Productions Country Closeup:

Mickey Gilley (May 28)

Music Makers: Margaret Whiting (May 28)

PFM Inc. Guest DJ:

Andy Fraser (May 28)

PIA (Program Services) Rare & Scratchy Rock & Roll:

Dionne Warwick (June 2-4)

RKO Networks Behind The Music (RKO 2):

Anne Murray (May 21)

Phil Conine (May 22)

Billy Joel (May 23)

Kim Carnes (May 24) Jimmy Buffet (May 25)

Checkin' In (RKO 2): Eddie Rabbitt (May 21)

Don Williams (May 22)

Ronnie Milsap (May 23)

Oak Ridge Boys (May 24)

Vince Gill (May 25)

Countdown America w/John Leader (IS INC):

Huey Lewis 8 the News (May 19-20)

Captured Uve (PG Prod.): Kansas/Heart tour (May 25-27)

Hot Ones (IS INC): The wizards from Oz (May 28)

Solid Gold Saturday Night (Dick Bartley):

Countdown special (May 26)

Syndicate It Music Of The City:

Legend of the Apollo IV (May 28)

United Stations Dick Clark's Rock, Roll & Remember:

Fleetwood Mac (May 25-27)

The Great Sounds: Bob Crosby (May 25-27)

Rick Dees' Weekly Top 40: Kool 8 the Gang (May 25-27)

Solid Gold Country: Everly Brothers (May 25-27)

Weekly Country Music Countdown: George Jones (May 25-27)

Westwood One The Countdown:

Deniece Williams/Yarbrough 6 Peoples

(May 25-27)

Dr. Demento: Interview w/ Howie Mandel (May 25-27)

Earth News: Duran Duran/Night Ranger/Ed Begley, Jr.

(May 28 -June 1)

In Concert: Pat Travers/Red Rider (May 21-27)

Uve From Gilley's: George Strait (May 21-27)

Off The Record: Styx/Pretenders/Wang Chung (May 28 -June 1)

Off The Record Specials: John Cougar Mellencamp (May 28 -June 1)

Rock Album Countdown: Cars/Scorpions (June 1-3)

Rock Chronicles: More drummers (June 1-3)

Special Edition: Culture Club (May 28 -June 1)

Star Trak Profiles: Crosby, Stills, Nash (May 28 -June 1)

Superstars Rock Concert: Pretenders (June 1-3)

NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES All Star Radio Radio Hotline: Attoreylig-saw dog boy 12/the big explosion/chain

letter wife/what really makes me mad

(week of May 14)

Stevens and Grdnic's Comedy Drop -Ins: You're overqualified/Captain Wonderful/School of

Broadcasting/with me here today/Columbian School of Deprogramming (week of May 14)

Clayton Webster Jack Carney's Comedy Show: Marriage (week of May 14)

Sporting News Report: Henry Iba/Davey Lopes/Laurie Bender

(week of May 28)

Donnelly Media Hiney Wine: No more Hiney (May 14)

Fleg at half mast (May 15)

Hiney will prevail (May 16)

Big Red to be released (May 17)

Big Red returned (May 18)

Narwood Productions Minding Your Business: Getting past that secretary (May 14)

Goo -Goo candy (May 15)

Trade shows (May 16)

Cellular telephones (May 17)

Premises liability law (May 18)

Progressive Radio Net Computer Program: Software piracy/anti-piracy techniques/student

discounts/used computers/computers for writers (week of May 14)

Laugh Machine: Robert Klein/Steve Martin/Kip Addotta/Flip

Wilson/Emily Laterite (week of May 14)

News Blimp: Clearing the air/picking the hits/dental-phobia/food

fetishes/war games (week of May 14)

Sound Advice: Loudness/equalization/tone talk/filter fandango/

bass overkill (week of May 14)

Public Interest Affiliates Medscan w/ Frank Blair: VD research (May 14)

Electronic healing (May 15)

Internal alarm clock (May 16)

FDA delay (May 17)

Veggies 8 vitamins (May 18)

PIA Public Affairs: The hidden costs of health (May 13)

RKO One Beat The System: The suit technique (May 15)

Credit card cons (May 17)

Mind Games: Foreground music (May 14)

Phobia (May 15)

Sett -deception (May 16)

The way women order lunch (May 17)

Rating crime (May 18)

Smart Money: Choosing fund managers (May 14)

Baby bonds (May 16)

Variable rate risks (May 18)

Syndicate It Olympic Dreams: Marlene Ottey/Harrison Dillard/Sunder Nix/Willie

Banks/Olympic firsts (week of May 21)

Radlorobics w/ Jayne Kennedy: Stress relief (May 14)

Westwood One Brad Messer's Daybook: Rockefeller Foundation (May 14)

U.S. airmail/1st stewardess (May 15)

Steamboats/nickels (May 16)

Oldest airline/school integration (May 17)

Mount St. Helen/largest building (May 18)

Playboy Advisor: She's no good in bed/he's moving in ... slowly/

can men fake it7lher fantasy Is rape/fun in the tub/when will she lose weight?/platonic cruise/ slap -happy (May 14-18)

Spaces & Places: All about insurance (week of May 14)

Waldenbooks Review: William Stevenson/Lucy Irvine's "Castaway"/

Robert G. Allen/"Practical Parenting Tips" (May 14-18)

BOY OH BOY - The ABC Contemporary Network recently caught up with rock supergroup Culture Club in Detroit and taped an interview for an upcoming segment of the network's "Spotlight Special." Seated in the studio are (1-r)

group members Michael Craig, Jon Moss, Boy George, and Roy Hay; standing (I -r) are ABC Radio VP Rick Sklar, ABC/Watermark's Rick Leibert, and Janis Hahn.

DIR KOMMISSAR - Pictured at DIR 's recent Sixth Annual Rock Radio Awards luncheon is John Hammond (3rd from r) recipient of this year's Tom

Donahue Memorial Award. Looking on are (l -r) DIR 's Peter Kauff, WXRT/ Chicago's Norm Winer, Judas Priest's Rob Halford, WNEW-FM/New York's Dave Herman, and DIR's Bob Meyrowitz.


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Management

The Station Sale A Lesson In

Character Buildin by Diane Sutter

You've been through format and call letter changes, union negotiations, license renewals and maybe even new studio/tower construction. You've pretty much seen it all ... until one day you find out your radio station is being sold.

If you're lucky, you find out from your current owners. If not, you may have to read about it in Street Talk. Either way it will mean a major upheaval at your radio station, and it poses a whole new set of management problems for you.

At this point you're no doubt thinking (as I was ten months ago) : they'd never sell my station(s). After all, in our case the stations had been owned by the same family for over 50 years. But look around. With docket 80-90 and the probable elimination or modi- fication of the 7-7-7 rule, com- bined with more favorable interest rates, station trading is inevitable. And it may just be your station next time.

Sidetracking Paranoia The most difficult and press-

ing problem every general manager will face when the station is placed on the block (beyond the obvious one of what's going to happen to me?) is maintaining staff morale. Station sales take months from beginning to end. Uncertainty is inevitable. How you handle that uncertainty and what you do during this transition period may have a direct bearing on the answer to that real first question, "What about me?" Both current and future owners will be looking to you to operate the station as efficiently and orderly as possible during the interim period.

There are a number of things a manager can do to try to contain paranoia, the dreaded disease which occurs during any station sale:

Define/redefine job responsibilities. Make sure department heads know exactly what you expect of them and that they in turn let their staff know. Maintain as much normality as possible to minimize the fear factor. If left

unchecked, it can choke your station during this period.

Keep the staff well informed. Even if nothing is new, they will be hearing rumors from all sides and will need more time and attention than ever. Give frequent status updates on how the sale is pro- gressing.

Don't lie. They work for you. It's you they trust. Be honest and tell your staff what you do and don't know; they will assume the worst anyway. Credibility is essential during this in-between period.

Anticipate problems. Em- pathy is the important ingredient in this case. Think about what your sales staff is going through "on the streets." Imagine the calls your jocks are getting from friends outside the market. Everyone will be telling your staff that "they have it on good authority the format is changing, and your staff members are history."

Maintain daily routines. Keep business as usual as much as is possible. Part of your responsibility, to old and new owners during the sale process, is to keep the station operating in the normal way. Adhering to the daily routine also helps keep the natural level of paranoia to a minimum.

The Sale Process While no two station sales

are exactly alike, there are certain legalities which pertain to all station sales. The better your understanding of the sale process, the easier it will be for you to help your staff through the transition.

When the parties involved come to an understanding about a station sale, a "letter of intent" is generally signed. It is usually a short document which may describe the proposed sale in very broad terms; i.e., the price, struc- ture of the deal, and other major "deal" terms.

Following the signing of a letter of intent both parties then sit

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down and negotiate the details of the sale. The result is the "sales agreement," which describes the sale's terms and conditions. It includes what the attorneys call the warranties of the sale; i.e., provides for the handling of existing contracts, equipment, and other specifics of the transaction. Once determined, the sales agreement is filed with the FCC along with the application for transfer of the license. A copy of the agreement will be sent to the manager to be put into the public file at the station. Make sure your public file is totally in order. The potential new owners will review the file before they file their application with the FCC. The state of your public file will be one of the first indications they have about how you run a radio station, so make sure it's a good one.

Be sure you read the sales agreement thoroughly. Because it goes into your public file, any member of your staff will have access to it. The sale price and other details in the transfer application are all spelled out. Information on the ownership of the company purchasing the station may also be included.

You will then have to publish a public notice in the newspaper two times a week for two consecutive weeks in the three-week period following the filing of application. In addition, you must air announcements about the sale once daily on four days in the second week immediately following the filing of the application. It sounds complicated, but it isn't really. Your attorneys will give you the required copy. Just be aware you will probably be expected to handle the logistics. Usually within five to ten days after the application is "tendered" for filing, it is listed on the FCC Public Notice.

Once listed on the Public Notice the 30 -day statutory waiting period begins. Within the 30 days anyone with "standing," generally a listener or the like, may file a petition to deny.

If someone files a petition, the commission staff then reviews it, and all parties may file responses. The Commission determines if the "prima facia" or "substantial and material question of fact" exists, which shows the grant would not serve the public interest. This is where most station sales get hung up. If the Commission believes a serious question has been raised and supported by affidavits, then hearings are held to determine the facts and circumstances. Who knows how long that process could take?

New Owner Takeover If the Commission says there is

no reason to deny the petition, it proceeds to grant the application in 30 days. Generally within two weeks after the close of business, on the 30th day after the filing, the application is granted and another Public Notice is given.

At that time a 40 -day "reconsideration" period begins. So-

meone with "standing" may still

file a petition to den the sale, but must show cause for not filing during the initial 30 -day period. Dur- ing the last ten days of the reconsideration period the Commission, on its own motion, may decide to re -review the staff decision. It is much less likely to have someone file against the sale during this period. On the close of business the 40th day, the license is considered to be finally granted. Transfer of ownership may occur prior to the 40 -day reconsideration period if both buyer and seller agree.

One of the most important considerations for a manager during the entire process is the issue of "unauthorized transfer of control." Throughout the months of a station sale, you will be dealing with all of the side issues and details of the sale. However, you still will be responsible for ad- ministering the direction and control of the station operation. The FCC requires that the current licensee maintain the control of the station until the final granting of the application to the new owners. This does not mean that you cannot talk to the new owners or that they may not visit your radio station. Quite the contrary. It will probably be necessary to talk to them about new trade or other contracts you enter into after the sales agreement is signed. You may continue to enter into agreements, but usually the new owners wouldn't be obligated to assume them unless they had also agreed during the transition period.

As a general rule of thumb, to avoid the appearance of unauthorized prior control, the new owners should not be

hiring or firing personnel changing format taking the station off/on the

air paying the station bills.

Most sales agreements provide for the potential owners to be receiving your profit and loss statements, billing reports, and other pertinent information on an ongoing basis. It is your responsibility as the manager to maintain the station and its assets in at least as good a condition as when the sales agreement was signed.

A Little TLC Since your people are your

biggest asset at the station, it is extremely important for you to help them through the station sale. It is your staff which will need lots of TLC during the transition.

There are situations in which new owners come in and "blow everyone out." But most station sales are based on buying the assets of a company. You and your staff are the most "critical" assets. If you use the months during a station sale wisely and help make the transition a smooth and orderly one, you just may have in- sured your and your staff's continued employment. After all, if it ain't broke, why fix it?

Diane Sutter, GM of WTKN &

WWSW(3WS)IPlttsburgh, experienced firsthand what a station sale entails when Shamrock Broadcast- ing acquired the outlets from WWSW Radio, Inc. earlier this year. Prior to her current assignment, Sutter served as VP/GM of WPEZ (now WWSW). She has now been managing one or both stations for 5+ years.


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Despite denials from (parent company) AMWAY and Mutual itself, rumors persist that

the network has been (or is about to be) sold.

Most commonly -heard new owners include cosmetic queen Mary Kay Ashe, one of the Texas Hunt brothers, and a current Amway insider. Naturally, until something becomes official, this is all speculation (albeit widespread).

Even though BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN's "Dancing In The Dark" single wasn't scheduled to hit radio until Wednesday (5-9), it made an

unscheduled debut on two Malrite properties last weekend (5-5 & 6). WMMS/Cleveland and

Z100/New York gave "the boss" some early exposure, and Z100 reportedly kept playing the tune even after Columbia Records plastered cease -and -desist orders all over the elevators in the station's building and even slipped a C&D under Z100's locked office door over the weekend. WYSP/Philadelphia had three other Springsteen tracks (although not the single) and played them on Saturday. Rival WMMR aired what supposedly sounded like a taping of the cuts off WYSP. WNEW- FM/New York also had the 45 over the weekend, but didn't play it until Monday, and then stopped later that day.

Rod Hunter

ROD HUNTER, OM of KSON-AM & FM/SAN DIEGO and morning personality for the FM, is

leaving the stations to go into his own business. The OM position will apparently not be filled, as KSON-AM & FM PD MIKE SHEPARD absorbs the operational duties. Taking over the FM morning show will be

KNIX/Phoenix afternoon personality LEN

ROBERTS.

Condolences to the family and friends of

HOWIE RING, who died in an auto accident last week (4-30). Considered a major force in

New England retail for years with his MUSIC

CITY and MUSIC WORLD stores, Howie gave

starts to such industry notables as January Management President Ric Aliberte, WEA Director of National Sales Fran Aliberte, Geffen's Marko Babineau, AOR independent Roger Lifeset, A&M Director of National Sales

Billy Gilbert, and CHR indie Jerry Brenner. More than 1 500 attended his funeral services last weekend.

While current KROO-FM/LOS ANGELES PD/morning show l

, co -host RAYMOND BANISTER takes

a three-week sabbatical,

consultant RICK CARROLL will return as

KROQ's (acting) PD. Also, is it true that KROQ noon-3pm jock RICHARD BLADE is being courted by KIQO/LOS ANGELES?

Street Talk hears that 16 -year record vet DINO BARBIS will soon be joining the national promotion staff at WB.

MICHAEL PRINCE has been upped from

the Cincinnati local Atlantic Records promo post to ATCO's Director/National Album

Promotion.

You remember the cliche about what's fair in love and war? Well "all" may not be exactly "fair" in

the new CHR war in Portland between KMJK(MAGIC 107) and KKRZ(Z100). It seems KMJK ordered a new set of JAM PRODUCTIONS "Flame Thrower" jingles, but KKRZ pulled a couple of the Z100/New York cuts off the JAM demo and slapped them on

the air before KMJK's custom package arrived. Now we all know this is a "no -no," and JAM's threats finally got through to KKRZ,

and the pirated jingles were pulled off. Reportedly the station has made a cash settlement with JAM, avoiding further legal

action. But, not so fast . KMJK has filed a

$5 million lawsuit against KKRZ. Why? A

number of KMJK staffers have crossed the street to KKRZ, and KMJK claims those employees were "enticed." An obvious point perhaps, but apparently a point of law -in the eyes of the KMJK attorneys. What a battle!

Did you hear that WGCL/CLEVELAND VP/PD BOB TRAVIS was going to be upped to GM at the station? Well, what you should have heard is that he was offered the GM's slot, but decided to turn it down. Owner/GM KIM COLEBROOK is looking for a capable GM.

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PHIL QUARTARARO has nabbed ISLAND's VP/Promotion slot. Phil had been RCA's Eastern Regional rep.

Get -well -quick wishes to consultant/columnist FRED SEIDEN, who's recovering at UCLA's Medical Center after fracturing his nose.

JOHN BROWN is the new Director/East Coast Operations, Black Music for MCA RECORDS. Brown had been with A&M in the Northeast Regional promo post before joining MCA.

At AOR WZEWI MOBILE, GARY HILL has

been promoted from MD to John Brown Operations Manager/

Program Director. He replaces STEVE ANTHONY, who moves on to middays at

WABB-FMIMOBILE.

WDOOIDAYTONA BEACH has boosted air personality GLEN WALKER to the Operations Director post left vacant months ago when Ralph Wimmer left for WMAR/Baltimore. Congratulations to Glen.

And while we're in Florida, remember about a month ago when Street Talk told you

about WBEN-AM & FM/Buffalo's Production Director MICHAEL JETTER joining WAMTITITUSVILLE as morning personality? Well, this guy must be hot because he's now been promoted to PD for both WAMT &

WAJX. He'll continue in the morning show.

DO NOT PASS

Former WAVA/Washington VP/GM DAVE BARRETT, who is

now taking over WBAL &

WIYY/Baltimore (see Page 1), had

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bumper sticker on his car from Dave's former chief competitor WRQXIWASHINGTON. So, Dave topped off the excitement of getting a

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KAAK(K99)IGREAT FALLS has hired WES McSHAY as PD from crosstown KLFM.

KUDLIKANSAS CITY has tapped KFEOIST. JOSEPH, MO's News Director STAN LEHR as its new morning News Editor.

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KEN ANTHONY is the new MD at KSJOISAN JOSE, as NIKKI STEVENS resigns. She's looking for an AOR air slot and can be reached at (408)272-9160.

STORK STOPS: WMGGI TAMPA personality JOE DAWSON and his wife Tonya welcomed new son, Thomas Matthew, April 28 ..

DRAKE-CHENAULT's PAMELA GRIGGS and her husband Fred have a new baby boy, Matthew Lewis, who arrived April 24 .. .

KMBOILINCOLN personality STEVE MARK and his wife Sioux have a new son, Adam Matthew ... KKLVIANCHORAGE OM/PD JAY NOBLE and his wife Cecelia had a baby boy, Patrick Ryan, April 24.

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KEN BARNES

Soundtrack Showdown: Can "Footloose" Outscore "Saturday Night Fever?"

The soundtrack from "Footloose" has reached some pretty exclusive territory by accumulating four CHR Breakers. That achieve- ment by Kenny Loggins, Deniece Williams, Shalamar, and Bonnie Tyler propelled the LP into a tie with "Grease," which shot "You're The One That I Want" and "Summer Nights" by John Travolta & Olivia Newton - John, "Hopelessly Devoted To You" by Olivia, and the title track by Frankie Valli onto the Back Page.

The alltime champ for soundtracks is of course "Saturday Night Fever." SNF in 1977-78 scored six Breakers: "How Deep Is Your Love," "Stayin' Alive," "Night Fever," and "More Than A Woman" (the last-named reaching #21 without ever becoming a single) by the Bee Gees; "If I

Donner & McLaughlin:

Unsung Contributors

Ral Donner:

Always in

Elvis's shadow

Two contributors to rock history died recently, singer Rai Donner and producer 011ie McLaughlin. Neither was a superstar in

any sense of the word, but both deserve to be

remembered. Ral Donner was labelled an Elvis imitator

when he came out of Chicago in 1961 with a

Presley LP cut, "Girl Of My Best Friend." He

had a hit with it, a bigger one with "You Don't Know What You've Got," and another with "She's Everything." Later records didn't score, but did show he could sing rockers with

the best of them and handle ballads skillfully. In recent years, ironically, he was best known for narrating the Presley documentary "This Is

Elvis." He died last month at 41 after a bout with cancer.

011ie McLaughlin was a notable figure in

Michigan Black radio who first brought Del

Shannon to national prominence. He ran

three labels, Karen, Moira, and Carla (named after his daughters), and produced scores of records through the '60s and early '70s. His

biggest successes were "Hello Stranger" by Barbara Lewis in 1962, "Love Makes The

World Go 'Round" by Deon Jackson (1966), and perhaps most memorably, the Capitols' "Cool Jerk" in 1966. He died of a heart at-

tack, ironically just days after Solid Smoke/Rhino Records released four albums chronicling his R&B productions.

Dancers' Duel: "Footloose" Vs. "Saturday Night Fever"

Can't Have You" by Yvonne Elliman, written and produced by the Bee Gees; and "Disco Inferno" by the Trammps, which had been out earlier without reaching Breaker status. Two previous Bee Gees Breakers, "Jive Talkin"' and "You Should Be Dancing," were also included on the LP.

Six Breakers is a high mark to shoot at. But if Loggins's "I'm Free" and Reno &

Wilson's "Almost Paradise" (incidentally the first anybody's heard from Eric Car- men in a long while; he cowrote it) are released, there's at least a chance for a little history.

No. 1: TOM BARSANTI

Rock 'N' Rollin' Radio Stars A while back I did a series,

whimsically entitled "Execu- tive Tableturns," on record biz execs who were once recording artists. Many radio notables have the same sort of shadowy pasts, and this week I'm launch- ing another series on that subject. (This will be an occasional series, not a 47-parter like the recent British Invasion salute.)

I couldn't have hoped for a better opening star for the series than Tom Barsanti, Sr. VP/Station Operations &

Programming for Ten Eighty Corp.'s WTIC-AM & FM/Hartford. Before becoming the radio ruler of Central Con- necticut, Tom was a star on the New Mexico teen dance circuit in the early and middle '60s. The record pictured above, covering the Phil Upchurch/ Dovells hit "You Can't Sit Down" flipped with Jerry Butler's "For Your Precious Love," was the third Tom Barsanti & the Invaders single, and the biggest regional hit of the batch.

At the height of their career, Tom and the Invaders opened for the Dave Clark Five and the Premiers (of "Farmer John" fame) on the Southwestern leg of their national tour. Tom's local star status also earned him his radio start - he told me when he was promoting one of his singles to KLOS/Albuquerque, station officials said, "You're popular around here; why don't you do a radio show for us?" When KLOS offered to teach Tom how to be a DJ, he accepted, and wound up working with both the station and the band for some time. But ra-

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dio finally won out over rock stardom. "It was a balancing act doing both in the late '60s," Tom recalls. "Then Uncle Sam got me. When I got back, I went right back into radio. To reorganize the band would have taken a lot of time, and although I had some interest in doing that, I had to eat. That was the turning point."

Additions & Corrections: In this column's continuing effort to expose every record Michael Jackson ever breathed on, Dennis Martin of WWPZ/Petoskey, MI contributes a couple more background vocal performances. Michael backed up Kenny Loggins on "Who's Right, Who's Wrong" from the 1979 "Keep The Fire" LP, and did the same for the Brothers Johnson on "This Had To Be" from "Light Up The Night" (1980).

94Q/Atlanta air personality Sebastian reminds me that Tammi Terrell did not die while performing with Marvin Gaye, as I

AA' ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

PETER MOORE NAMED GM AT KCBO-AM & FMISAN DIEGO WALTER WINNICK NATIONAL PROMOTION DIRECTOR, BILL BENNETT DIRECTOR/

NATIONAL LP PROMOTION AT E/PIA AMOS BROWN BECOMES VP/GM AT WJAS/PITTSBURGH

DAVE PARKS UPPED TO OM, JEFF LUCIFER PD AT KSDO-FMISAN DIEGO

#1 CHR: "Overkill" - Men At Work (Columbia) (2nd week) #1 AIC: "My Love" - Lionel Richie (Motown) (2nd week) #1 COUNTRY: "Common Man" - John Conlee (MCA) (2nd week) #1 BLACK: "Save The Overtime For Me" - Gladys Knight & Pips (Columbia) (3rd week) #1 AOR TRACK: "She's A Beauty" - Tubes (Capitol) (2nd week) #1 LP: "Cargo" - Men At Work (Columbia) (3rd week)

FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

MARTY GREENBERG NAMED PRESIDENT OF ABC FM STATIONS TONEY BROOKS BECOMES GM AT KBPI/DENVER #1 CHR: "Reunited" - Peaches & Herb (Polydor/PolyGram) (3rd week) #1 A/C: "Reunited" - Peaches & Herb (Polydor/PolyGram) (2nd week)

#1 BLACK: "I Wanna Be Wth You" - lsley Bros. (T-Neck/CBS) #1 COUNTRY: "Don't Take It All Away" - Conway Twitty (MCA) #1 LP: "Breakfast In America" - Supertramp (A&M) (4th week)

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY BILL TANNER NAMED PD AT Y100/MIAMI #1 CHR: "Locomotion" - Grand Funk Railroad (Capitol) (4th week)

#1 AIC: "Sundown" - Gordon Lightfoot (Reprise/WB)

#1 COUNTRY: "The Streak" - Ray Stevens (Monument)

over -hastily wrote recently; she collapsed in his arms onstage, retired from live performance, and died three years later of a brain tumor.

Regarding Dusty Springfield, she has just recently recorded a duet with fellow British Invasion alumnus Spencer Davis, a Stax number called "Private Number," according to Allan McDougall, who produced it.

TV News

"Solid Gold" for the week of May 11

stars Air Supply as guest hosts, with

Laura Branigan, Jimmy Buffett, Mickey Gilley & Charly McClain, Cyndl Lauper, Rick Springfield, and the Thompson Twins ... Toni Tennllle is on "Merv Grif-

fin" May 11 ... Berlin and Yarbrough &

Peoples star on "American Bandstand" May 12 ... "The Dance Show" spotlights the "New British Invasion" May 12 .. .

Barry Manllow's recent British concert premieres on Showtlme May 13 ... Cul-

ture Club's HBO show repeats on May 15

and 18. The "19th Annual Academy of Country

Music Awards" special airs over NBC May

14. Hosts are Mac Davis, Crystal Gayle,

and Charley Pride, with performances from Alabama, John Anderson, Lane Brody, Glen Campbell, Ray Charles, Dar-

rell Clanton, Craig Dillingham, Janie Fricke, Jim Glaser, Mark Gray, Gus Har-

din, George Jones, Wayne Massey, Ka-

thy Maltea, Ronnie Mllsap, Lorrie Mor- gan, Gary Morris, Shelly West, and Tom

Wopat ... ABC and Dick Clark are plan-

ning an animated series called "Wolfman TV," with Wolfman Jack running a music

video station ... A new syndicated show called "Deja View" is set for next fall,

focusing on old and new videos from '60s and '70s stars .



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The Name Of This Birthday ... MONDAY, MAY 14

. is David Byrne. The Talking Heads leader was born in Dunbartin, Scotland on this day in 1952. He met his

partner, Chris Frantz, at the Rhode Island School of Design where they were both members of a group called, alternately, the Artistics and Autistics. The Heads were formed a few summers later when Byrne, Frantz and Tina Weymouth shared an apartment in New York and began playing at CBGB's. Although the Talking Heads were a lit-

tle more avant garde than most bands of their genre, Byrne's quirky stage mannerisms and song titles like "Psycho Killer" resulted in the band being lumped in with the rest of the punkers until their first semi -hit, a cover of Al Green & Syl Johnson's "Take Me To The River," in 1978. Between 1978 and the Heads' comeback with "Burning Down

The House," Byrne wrote a classical piece called "The Catherine Wheel" and worked on an experimental album,

"My Life In The Bush Of Ghosts" with Bryan Eno, who celebrates his 36th birthday tomorrow. Birthdays: Jack Bruce 1943 TUESDAY, MAY 15

Mayor Meets Maggotman George Clinton, self -professed "Maggot -master" and leader of Parliament, Funkadelic and its other spinoffs,

was born in Kannapolis, NC, but grew up, along with most of his early partners, in Plainfield, NJ, in the next county

over from Newark, and worked straightening hair in local barbershops. By the time the Parliaments (after roughly

eight years of recording) had their first hit with "(I Wanna) Testify" in 1967, Clinton and company had already mov-

ed to Detroit, but Clinton remains a source of pride to North Jerseyites. So on this day in 1976, with Parliament's

"Tear The Roof Off The Sucker" on its way up the charts, R&R reported that the mayor of Plainfield had recently

declared a Parliafunkadelicment Week to honor the city's offspring. (It's not reported whether Clinton came to the

ceremonies in his Starchild garb and disembarked from the group's "Mothership" tour prop.) Birthday: Eddy Arnold 1918 WEDNESDAY, MAY 16

Saturday Night Burnout By May 1978, the Bee GeeslAndy Gibb/"Saturday Night Fever" contingent had racked up five straight

months in most stations' heavy rotations. Assuming there was only one Gibb-connected record in heavy rotation,

and, on the equally unlikely assumption that you only listened to one station instead of button -punching, that pro-

bably meant at least one SNF-oid song every two hours. On this day in 1978, R&R reported that CHR-formatted 99X/New York (now WRKS) had run a "No Bee Gees" weekend. This meant that, for 48 hours, 99X couldn't play its #1 song, "Night Fever." In fact, it couldn't play about one -sixth of its then -current list. The promotion was ap-

parently successful enough for 99X to follow it with a "No Disco Weekend" roughly a year later, when its #1 song was "He's The Greatest Dancer" by Sister Sledge. In recent months, as Michael Jackson has taken on the Bee

Gees' old omnipresence, KOPAIPhoenix has run a "No Michael Jackson" weekend where the first caller to hear

one of MJ's songs being blown up on the air won a Jacksons prize package. And the PD at 99X in 1978, Bobby Rich, recently ran a "No Michael Jackson" weekend of his own at WWSHIPhiladelphia.

Birthday: Heaven 17's Glenn Gregory 1958

Friday Night Tepid THURSDAY, MAY 17 As "Footloose" indicates, the lag time between any blockbuster film and its spinoffs is anywhere from ten to 18

months. That's why there were so many shark and killer animal films in 1976, right about the time that everyone did go back in the water. That also explains the premiere, on this day in 1978, of "Thank God It's Friday," the first

major -studio seedling of "Saturday Night Fever." Financed by Motown and Casablanca, "TGIF," which had one of those "Car Wash"/"DC Cab" "ten hours in the life of a random location" plots, didn't quite match "Fever" for

blockbuster status. It did give some Casablanca artists (Donna Summer and Paul Jabara among them) their acting debuts. And "Last Dance," the only big song from TGIF's soundtrack, established Summer as a solid hitmaker after a few years of being on and off the charts.

Birthdays: Taj Mahal 1942, Jesse Winchester 1944

Thousands Meet Hogman FRIDAY, MAY 18

We're approaching the Memorial Day anniversary of the final "US Festival." Promoter Steve Wozniak, disap- pointed by the festival's two deaths and huge losses, insists it'll be the last of the series. Despite its snags, the US Festival proceeded relatively well, especially compared to some from the golden age of festivals when rock wasn't cosponsored by computer companies and people didn't attend in their Izod sweats. On this day in 1968, 8000 spectators in Santa Clara, California saw the Doors, Grateful Dead, Steve Miller Band, and Janis Joplin at the Northern California Rock Festival. The concert was disrupted by two "very hairy" individuals (in the words of one spectator) who called themselves "Hog Man" and "Hog Woman," distributed mysterious pills to the audience, and repeatedly announced "we're all on hog!" Roughly 25 people were hospitalized as a result of taking pig pills.

Birthdays: Perry Como 1913, Rick Wakeman 1949

SATURDAY, MAY 19 Pete Townshend Born/ Stones Drug Bust Of The Month

Peter Dennis Blandford Townshend, the youngest of the Who's original members, turns 39 today. With the effective dissolution of the Who, Townshend has opted for the same day gig that Jackie Onassis had when she returned to work; he's editing books, including a forthcoming tome from Eric Burdon. The last product we had from Townshend was the demo composite "Scoop"; MCA is promising new Who product before the end of the summer, which will probably be unreleased material along the same lines.

The following is actually pretty minor as Stones busts go, but we didn't want to ruin the set. On this day in

1976, Keith Richards rammed his Bentley into a highway divider north of London. In January, he was fined 1000 pounds (including court costs) for possession of cocaine.

Birthdays: Heaven 17's Martyn Ware 1956

Growing Civilized With Age SUNDAY, MAY 20

Despite all that worrying that fans did about his health during the mid -'70s, Joe Cocker makes it to 40 today,

outliving his mimicker, John Belushi, by several years. Cocker is one of those artists who did become famous, at

least in the U.S., at a rock festival. But before the "Mad Dogs & Englishmen" tour came through Woodstock, he'd

been recording in the UK for at least five years. Cocker released his "I'm Still Here" -type anthem, "I'm So Glad I'm

Standing Here Today," with the Crusaders in 1981, but the comeback didn't kick in until "Up Where We Belong" a

year later. Since then, Cocker has drifted in and out of his white soul bag with last summer's "Threw It Away" and

his new LP, "Civilized Man," featuring a cover of Squeeze's "Tempted." Other birthdays: Cher 1946, Warren Cann (Ultravox) 1952, Nick Heyward 1961 - Sean Ross


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Building A Bit - Pt. III In the context of personality radio, a "bit" often brings to mind com-

edy or humor of some sort ... but you don't have to be funny in order to be entertaining or simply interesting. In this last installment of this series, we'll cover some tips and techniques for producing five non - comedy types of bits.

Interviews With Celebrities Or People In The News

There are two things you must do if you want to insure a good interview: prepare and listen.

When preparing your questions in advance, think about what you really would like to know about your guest. Next, think about what your audience would really like to know. These two criteria for questions are much more important than knowing what your guest wants you to ask. If your guest is a TV actor who's going on about how popular his show is and the morning paper says the show is about to be cancelled, don't ignore that just because you don't want to embarrass or upset your guest.

Naturally, you should attempt to familiarize yourself with your guest's career/product/story. Read the book or the news clippings ... or, at the very least, the press release! If you regularly interview celebrities or newsmakers, you should make it a point to read constantly - news magazines, newspapers, and the fluffy People -type publications. This keeps you aware of what other people are talking about and gives you a very broad overview of what's happening around you. If you're interviewing a childbirth expert and you mention that you recently read a report stating that amniocentisis is being done much earlier in the pregnancy than it used to, your guest will be impressed ... your audience will be impressed ... and, most importantly, your interview will be the better for it.

"If you fail to ask the obvious questions that everyone in your audience is waiting to hear asked, you'll come across as nothing more than a flack."

The other requirement is ignored by too many interviewers: to listen. If you're an air personality interviewing a guest, it should be more like a conversation than a formal interview. You should be prepared to depart from your scripted questions when the flow of conversation leads to some other unforeseen but interesting area.

It's easy to identify a disc jockey who doesn't listen to his/her guest. It usually sounds something like this:

STAR: You're right, DJ, I do have fun on our television show. Sometimes it gets a bit dangerous though; why, last year when we went on location in Africa, several crew members were eaten by lions.

DJ: That's great. Tell me, do you do much dating in Hollywood?

If you listen closely to your guests, sometimes you'll catch them in a contradic- tion, an exaggeration, or even a lie. Unless you truly do wish to be a PR flack for your guest - and if you do, I suppose there's nothing wrong with that - you've got to call them on it. If you think your guest actually is lying but don't want to come right out and say, "I think you're lying," lay the blame for the question on some other, unidentified person: "Well, Fred, selling 85 million corn - dogs a week out of your trailer is quite an impressive feat, but some people say that number is greatly exaggerated and that in fact you don't sell more than two or three hundred in a month."

A more direct way to handle that, of course - and one that is more interesting to listen to - is to state your doubts clearly: "Fred, I'm having trouble believing that you really sell 85 million corndogs. How many do you really sell?"

Interviews With Offbeat People These would be people who walk across

the country backward, who keep rat- tlesnakes as pets, who form Howard Cosell fan clubs, etc. Again, the key here is to ask the questions your audience would like to ask. A little research will really pay off with specialized interviews like these. If you ask your record collector guest, "Do you have a mint copy of `Stormy Weather' by the Five Sharps?", your guest will be delighted that you know something about his/her field and your listeners will be pleased that their representative (you) were so smart to ask such an informed question.

This next point should be obvious, but I hear too many air personalities who seem not to be aware of it: Don't patronize them.

Telephone Conversations With Listeners

Your job as an air personality is to manipulate your caller either into being entertaining or into setting it up for you to be entertaining. The key: Treat them like people, not like voices on the request line. When you ask what they do for a living, listen to the answer and make a comment appropriate to your experiences: "You're a

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Interviewing Effectively

Be Prepared Be Ready To Improvise Don't Be Afraid To Confront Guests Treat Callers Like People

veterinary assistant? Can you tell me how to get my dog to stop barking all the time?"

Often I hear an air personality talking to a contest winner and not paying any attention to what the winner is saying. It usually goes something like this:

DJ: ... What do you do in El Monte? CALLER: I'm with the Air Force, work-

ing on a top secret project that interviews aliens when they crash-land in their UFOs.

DJ: Uh -huh. And how do you plan to spend your ten dollars in Y96 Music Money?

Each of your listeners has something interesting to talk about; it's your job to find out - as quickly as possible, perhaps before

"Don't talk down to your guests. If you have decided they are special enough to be on your show, they deserve to be treated with respect."

you put them on the air - what it is. If you allow your caller to have fun and make them look good, then you'll look good, too. Remember - when you speak on the air with a listener, your audience will identify with the listener, not with the big-time DJ. Treat the caller right and you treat your audience right.

Blunt Honest Personal Expressions

Your own pet peeves, expressed directly and with verve, can establish you in your listeners' minds as an entertainer who isn't all that different from them. A few months ago David Letterman had a very funny running bit on his late -night talk show; it concerned his frustration in trying to get cable TV hooked up in his home. The cable company expected him to stay home all day, waiting for them to show up; naturally, they wouldn't give him an estimate of their arrival more specific than "between 8am and 7pm." Letterman ranted on about how unreasonable the cable company was and pointedly noted that his show was on "free TV, which is the way God intended for it to be ! " It was very funny, and somehow it was reassuring to hear that even a million - dollar -a -year television star has to put up with some of the hassles as the rest of us.

Confrontational Phone Interviews

With phone interviews of any kind, don't spend much time on social amenities. A quick "good morning" is all you need at the beginning: "Good morning, Congressman Smith. Because you are Chairman of the Congressional Ethnics Committee, I'm hoping you can explain to me why the Com-

mittee fired the Chief of Pages for fooling around with the female pages and they're still on the job."

With these two opening sentences, you've established:

*Who you're calling *What the subject is *Why you feel it's important enough to

call about.

Again, ask the questions that your listeners would ask and that are provoked by your guest's answers. Politicians (and PR people, too) are practiced in deflecting a direct question with a mealymounted, meandering answer that sounds impressive but says nothing. Here's a simple and extremely effective way to deal with the guests who try to avoid answering your direct questions: Simply repeat the question.

DJ: Ms. Smythe, why should we taxpayers be expected to pay for your company's cost overruns when you've promised to do the job for a set price?

MS. SMYTHE: A good question, DJ. With the world situation like it is, I think it's important for all of us to concern ourselves not only with producing equipment as efficiently and cost-effectively as possible but also to insure that the quality of the equipment doesn't suffer.

DJ: Yes, but why should we taxpayers be expected to pay for your company's cost overruns when you've promised to do the job for a set price? Keep repeating the question until you get a direct answer; this is an extremely effective interview technique.

Ending the interview: Interestingly, I believe you should be a bit more polite to your "confrontational" guests than you are to other phone guests. At the end of the confrontational interview, formally identify your guest by name and title, and offer your thanks: "Thank you for taking the time to talk with us today, Mr. Jonze."

Why end a confrontational interview with politeness? Well, it suggests a certain amount of class on your part. And even if you totally disagreed with your guest, he or she contributed time, effort, and energy to helping build a bit for your show.

I'm always interested in hearing what R&R

readers have to say. You can write to me

directly: Dan O'Day, 1237 Armacost Avenue, Suite 6, Los Angeles, CA 90025.

In addition to wanting to hear your comments, I'd love to hear a cassette aircheck of your show, too! Who knows? You might end up in a future column!

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EURYTHMICS "WHO'S THAT GIRL"

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Who's That Girl (RCA) 72% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 29, Debuts 54, Same 61, Down 0, Adds 28 including WASH, B97, WCZY, WHYT, KZZP, FM102, KUBE. Com- plete airplay in Parallels.

JEFFERSON STARSHIP "NO WAY OUT" CHR NEW & ACTIVE 105153-44%

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KBFM WRNO KTFM 92X WMEE WKFR WVIC KEYN-FM KHOP K96

POINTER SISTERS "JUMP (FOR MY LOVE)"

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B94 29-19 WHTX 25-19 94Q 25-15 Z93 32-16 KAFM 35-26 B97 25-13

B96 33-27 KIIS-FM 38-26 KFRC 21-14 WVSR 37-27 WSPK 38-28 WGFM 39-29

KSKD KDON-FM WIKZ WERZ KQIZ-FM WCGQ WFOX KNOE-FM WBNQ WBWB

KCMQ Y94 KFRX KKLS-FM KWTO-FM KDW KFMW KGHO KDZA KSLY KIST

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WVSR add FM 106 add KXX106 add WJZR add WANS-FM add WZYP add

WFMI add KSKD add KDON-FM add KILE add KCMQ add 99KG add

ALABAMA "WHEN WE MAKE LOVE" A/C BREAKER A/C Chart: G

WFLY deb 35 WHTF deb 38 KSET-FM deb 25 13K 24-21 KQXR deb 40 KLUC 29-26 WGUY deb 39 KKQV deb 35 KDZA deb 40

Solid A/C Breaker Now Crossing To CHR! KTFM

Hot-Q10416-11 WKBW WDOQ WRQK KROK WYCR KAMZ KITY 103CIR

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Clark Promoted To GSM At I(IMN& KYGO KIMN & KYGO/Denver Local

Sales Manager Jeff Clark has been promoted to GSM, replacing Cathy Meloy, who will stay with Jefferson -Pilot as Northeast Regional Retail Service Manager. Meloy will open a Washington, DC office specializing in the development of co-op and vendor dollars for Jefferson -Pilot radio and TV stations.

VP/GM Steve Keeney told R&R, "It's tough to lose someone who's as organized and well -liked as Cathy, but she's moving to be with her husband, who relocated to Washington with Sheraton Ho- tels. Her contributions to our sales efforts were invaluable, and I'm very happy that she'll be staying

with the company. When the opening occurred, the choice was obvious. Jeff learned a lot while away in TV, and his growth since returning has been dramatic. His influence has helped shape this in- to the most aggressive sales staff in town." A replacement for the 'mall Sales Manager's position will be named in the near future.

"I'm so pleased about this promotion because it's the job I've always wanted," noted Clark. "Cathy laid some fabulous groundwork for me to build upon. KIMN & KYGO have the good for- tune of having not only the finest airstaffs in the country, but an aggressive, high -quality sales team as well. I've always loved these

two stations because of the people, which is why I rejoined this organization a few years ago." A member of the KIMN & KYGO sales staff from 1977 to 1980, Clark left for a brief hiatus in TV sales at KOA/Denver, returning to KIMN & KYGO in late 1981.

Meloy explained her new position: "This will be a consultation situation where I call on major retailers to help them effectively disperse their co-op dollars in the most advantageous ways possible. I really hated to leave KIMN &

KYGO, but am glad to be able to stay with a company like Jeffer- son -Pilot." Meloy's past experience in sales includes WEEI/ Boston and WCBS-FM/New York.

Fuller Becomes GSM At KUPL-AM & FM

After two years as General Sales Manager at KYTE & KRCK/Portland, Bill Fuller has been named General Sales Manager at crosstown KUPL-AM & FM. Prior to KYTE & KRCK, Fuller spent 12 years in various positions, including GSM, at neighbor KGW.

KUPL-AM & FM GM Ed Hardy told R&R, "I'm delighted to have the opportunity to bring the many marketing talents of Bil Fuller to the KUPL management team. His reputation, market knowledge, experience, and image as a professional sales manager will be a great asset to our radio stations in our rapid growth and in our new format."

No replacement for Fuller has been named at KYTE & KRCK.

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the Board of Directors for both the Texas and Colorado Broadcasters Associations, and also participated as Vice -Chairman of the NAB's First Amendment Committee.

Donrey President/CEO Donald Reynolds said, "Dave had not been with us long, but during his tenure, we saw some excellent improvements in the broadcast region. I ap- preciated his professional work, which went on until a few days before his death. We wish his family well during this very difficult time."

Doubleday Broadcasting President Gary Stevens, who was hired by Scribner, told R&R, "Dave was a great guy who believed in me ... he gave mean opportunity when nobody else would. I feel this company is as strong as it is today because of the basic foundation he left us with."

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Melloy joined WAVG in January to handle afternoons six months after opening an audio production company. Prior to that, he served 17 years on -air at WHAS & WAMZ/ Louisville, the last seven as PD, including three as OM/PD. Melloy told R&R, "If I had drawn a picture of how I wanted things to happen, I couldn't have done it any better. I guess the icing on the cake is that it's with the Hensons. They have to be considered the absolute cream of the crop when it comes to the broadcast industry. They're very intelligent, aware, soft-spoken, and work to achieve their goals day-to-day in a very friendly atmosphere. And that's the way I like to operate."

Scribner is survived by his wife Marion, son Ron and daughters Laurie and Leslie; all three children followed him into the broadcast industry. At his request, no services were held, but persons wishing to do so may make a donation to the American Cancer Society, 1325 E. Harmon, Las Vegas, NV 89109.

KORK Station Manager John Lego is serving as interim Regional Manager for Don - rey, in addition to temporarily handling the GM duties at KORK & KEER.

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We think it's going to work. KPRS does a good job, but it's basically skewing for a younger audience with a little harder soul. And we know for a fact that adults want more information, and that's what we're trying to do in the morning. We're also doing a lot of public service, working closely with the community. Our phones are ring- ing off the hook; right now it's clicking."

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Memphis metro, into parts of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Ken- tucky, and Missouri."

The arrival of WXSS will provide Mem- phis with only its second A/C station (WRVR is the other). Wingate noted, "The format will be a music -oriented A/C target- ing 25-54 year -olds, but we'll be featuring agricultural programming in early mornings."

Minority is headed by WXOL/Chicago partner Pervis Spann and Memphis producer/recording studio operator Willie Mitch- ell.

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AM property WMBMIMiami Beach. Gilmore also owns KODEIJoplin, MO and WSVA & WOPOI Harrisonburg, VA, in addition to three small market TV stations.

WLVE operates with 100 kw on 93.9 mHz at 650 feet, with an application pending to increase its tower height to 1013 feet. FCC approval for the transaction is expected in July. Blackburn & Co. served as broker.

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ideas, and is quite enthusiastic. I have no doubt that Lee's going to make a good PD, and he will be working in tandem with our consultant Mike McVay. It'll be a great combo."

Tobin arrived at WRKA three and a half years ago as an air personality, later becoming MD and Assistant PD. Prior to WRKA, Tobin worked as an air personality at WPST/Trenton. He told R&R, "I'm real excited at the promotion. There's a lot of enthusiasm and energy I'd like to channel into the station, but there won't be many changes. The game plan for WRKA has already been implemented, and now it's just a matter of following that course."

ago, to former owner Basic Media Limited, pending FCC approval.

WRJZ, Inc., formerly operated by Chicago - based programming consultants Burt Sherwood and Bill Hennes, filed a bankruptcy petition a year ago. According to Station Manager Marty Shane, a court -appointed trustee, Tom Dickenson, "determined that the cash flow was insufficient to continue operation."

The station becomes TMA's first property, although parent Salem Media Group has interests in WEZEIBoston and WNYMINew York.

WRJZ, which is licensed to operate with 5kw at

620 kHz, programmed an Oldies format following a brief period as a Country outlet. In the late '70s, WRJZ was a highly -rated CHR station. TMA has

indicated it plans to install a Christian format fol-

lowing the expected July takeover. Cliff Gill Surety Realty brokered the transac-

tion.

CCNB Buys WGTF American Wireless Corp. has sold WGTF/

Nantucket, MA to CCNB Corp. for $1,050,000, including a $300,000 non -compete agreement, subject to FCC approval.

WGTF broadcasts a nostalgia format on 93.5 mHz with 36kw and antenna height of 310 feet.

The President and 10% owner of CCNB, and future Operations Manager of WGTF, is Bruce Harris. Pamela Harris is also a 10% owner, while 20% shares are held by Maurice Wyman, Mi- chael Wyman, Michael O'Neil and Daniel Hos-

tetter. President of American Wireless is John

Garabedian, who also owns 90% of WGTR- TVIMarlborough, MA.

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.38 SPECIAL SEES THE DOCTOR - Before a recent Willamsport, PA concert, 38 Special's Don Barnes (I) stopped by WSQV/Williamsport for an interview with the station's "Rock 'n' Roll Doctor," Dave Stratton (r).

CAUGHT WITH HIS SHOTS DOWN - KTXQ/Dallas's Redbeard (right) forks over a check for $1002 to a listener who nabbed him not living up to station's guarantee to play a triple shot (three songs in a row by the same artist) an hour.

YOU CAN STILL ROCK IN LITTLE ROCK - Night Ranger dropped by KMJX/Lit-

tie Rock to pay their respects. Clockwise from left, the band's Brad Gillis, the sta-

tion's David Allen Ross, Jack Blades of Night Ranger, and MCA's Michael Steele.

CALENDAR BRAD MESSER

Where Are News Promo Ideas?

How underwhelming. A couple of months ago in this space I posed the question, "Are there any fresh ways to promote a music station's news operation?" Noting that the world's most successful programmers and newspeople read these pages, I asked that "fresh" and successful one-shot or ongoing news promotion ideas be jotted down and mailed here so they could be shared with other R&R subscribers in this column.

Asking for truly new promotion schemes must have been asking for too much.

Eliminated from consideration were the so-

called basics such as promos for planned special coverage or back -promotions of dazzling coverage of a specific event, newspaper, or TV spots and the use of mobile or static billboards.

Apparently there are just no other ways for a station to make its public aware of the in- dividuality, expertise, professionalism, and dedication of its news operation.

The latest returns, with all precincts counted, reveal exactly zero fresh ideas. So it goes. Business as usual.

It now seems uncomfortably calling on thousands of expert broadcasters was overkill. Shucks, I could've sat here alone and come up with no new ideas all by myself.

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First US Olympics Were Unorganized MONDAY, MAY 14 - The 80th anniversary of the opening of the first Olympic games hosted by the USA.

They were a poorly -organized last-minute addition to the St. Louis World's Fair of 1904. Lacking an Olympic pool, swim-

mers and water polo players had to compete in a manmade lake which had been created as a watering hole for exhibi-

tion livestock. Without suitable buildings, the Olympic wrestling and gymnastic competitions were held outdoors. The basketball playoffs took place in a pouring rain- The Olympics didn't return to America for nearly 30 years, and then not to St. Louis, but to Los Angeles.

Thermometer inventor Gabriel Fahrenheit born 1686. Lewis & Clark Expedition began 1804. First goalposts in foot-

ball 1874. George Lucas 40.

Airline "Nurse" Was Flying Waitress TUESDAY MAY 15 - Just over a half -century ago, a nurse from San Francisco, Ellen Church, took private

flying lessons to qualify her to become an airline pilot. United Airlines refused to employ her as the first female pilot, but did hire her to perform "nurse duties" during flights. On her first assignment 54 years ago today (1930) she served box lunches to passengers and brushed dead flies from the airplane's windowsills. She sat on mailbags because there was no seat assigned to her. On that flight, nurse Ellen Church became the world's first airline stewardess.

Scheduled U.S. Airmail 1918. Nylon stockings introduced 1940. Trini Lopez 47. Photographer Richard Avedon 61. Eddy Arnold 66. Eclipse of full moon this evening.

US Coin Demand Increasing WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 - When Congress created the five -cent coin we call the nickel, on this date in 1866,

the U.S. Mint was instructed to make them 75% copper and 25% nickel. That formula hasn't changed in the 118 years since, and the nickel is more popular than ever. U.S. Mint spokesman Frank DeLeo says, except for the miserable failure of the Susan Anthony dollar, demand for all denominations of U.S. coins has doubled in the past ten years.

First two-way Mississippi River steamboat service 1817. First Academy Awards 1929, Best Movie "Wings." Ex -Olympic gymnast Olga Korbut 29. Billy Martin 56. Liberace 65. Writer Studs Terkel 72.

Supreme Court on School Segregation THURSDAY, MAY 17 - More than three decades ago, Oliver Brown sued the School Board of Topeka.

Kansas, to eliminate racial segregation in schools, including the one attended by his daughter Linda. Thirty years ago today (19541 the U.S. Supreme Court ruled school segregation unconstitutional, commenting that it could affect the students' "hearts and minds in a way unlikely ever to be undone." Linda Brown, who now has a daughter of her own in school in

Topeka, claims that not much has changed since '54, and she recently reopened the original lawsuit. Her case, too, may end up in the Supreme Court.

Kentucky Derby began 1875. Senate Watergate hearings opened 1973.

Sugar Ray Leonard 28. Musician Taj Mahal 42. Dennis Hopper 48. Ayatollah Khomeini 84.

Mount St. Helen Major Eruption FRIDAY, MAY 18 - Mount St. Helen instantly became America's most famous volcano four years ago today

(1980) when the top blasted off with the estimated power of 500 Hiroshima -sized atomic bombs. There are still a few small

earthquakes virtually every day beneath the mountain, but Cascades Volcano Observatory boss Dr. Don Peterson says,

"There are no reasons to think Ian eruption of that magnitude) will happen again." Comet Halley appeared 1910. Panama Canal opened 1914. Jacqueling Cochran in F-86 jet became first female faster -

than -sound pilot 1953. Reggie Jackson 37. Pope John Paul II 66. Perry Como 71.

Tomorrow 15-19) Peter Townshend 39. David Hartman 47. Sunday (5-20) Cher 38. Joe Cocker 40. George Gobel 65.


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More Stations, More Money, More At Stake Than Ever Over the last year and half, the CHR format has been enjoying a

wonderful renaissance. Broadcasters have rediscovered why it's successful in such a wide range of salable demographics. And, recognizing the void in their markets, many stations have converted to CHR in an effort to grab their piece of the pie. So it was bound to happen - more stations and more battles than could possibly be covered in CHR Wars. But we're going for as many of the hottest races as space allows.

As the spring Arbitron rolls onward, there are more CHR stations spending more promotional dollars than at anytime in broadcast history. Wherever possible I've shown a four -book trend. Even though some of the numbers may have been the result of previous formats, they are still part of the station's history.

New York WNBC 3.1 3.6 3.0 3.0 WPLJ 4.1 4.0 3.5 4.1 WHTZ 0.9 2.0 6.2 5.5

The "Big Apple" isn't as easy as apple pie. Z100 PD Scott Shannon claims ethnic diary placement as the reason for his dip in the book. He'll continue on course with money, promotions, and zaniness to attract attention and grab numbers. WPLJ has offered itself as the relief factor from Zi00. Similar music, personality -oriented, yet more laid back. PD Larry Berger has done a fine job of hanging tough. Over at WNBC, it's wide open as to who will direct the future programming efforts. Both Don Imus and Howard Stern did exceptionally well in adult demos during their respective drive slots, keeping this AM CHR alive with super personality.

Buffalo WPHD 2.7 4.8 5.7 5.5 WBEN-FM 8.3 5.7 6.1 5.4 WKBW 9.7 5.2 7.2 5.1 WNYS - 4.8 4.0 3.4

Buffalo may get lots of snow, but its people love to rock. Look at all the CHR shares! Hard-rockin' WPHD PD Hary Moore has done a great job with his youth -oriented CHR approach, while WBEN-FM PD Bob Wood has shown automation can work and be competitive. WKBW has suffered some erosion, and its talk show at night may have cost it some points in the 12-34 demos. WNYS, under new PD Bill Tod, is looking to rebound this book. It's no longer for sale, and the parent company is pumping in big dollars to make it fly.

Philadelphia WCAU-FM 5.5 6.3 5.2 5.5 WWSH(FM106) 1.8 1.8 2.1 2.6

In this town anything can happen and most likely will. WCAU-FM has remained strong book after book with its modified "Hot Hits" approach under PD Scott Walker. People remark how the station remains fresh and alive, and very listena- ble. Over at FM106, new PD Steve Davis is in the driver's seat with an open door to do what needs to be done. Outgoing PD Bobby Rich got the station started with a more adult on -air approach than WCAU- FM, so a slightly longer growth period is expected. Musically, both have lots of momentum.

Pittsburgh WBZZ(B94) 6.7 7.4 6.0 6.3 WHTX 3.4 4.8 4.9 5.1

In Steeltown the race is getting tighter. New B94 PD Guy Zapoleon has WHTX PD Todd Chase knocking on the door. Both stations are out to win with their own individual styles. WHTX morning men O'Brien &

Garry will weigh in WHTX's favor, while Zapoleon's sharp ideas from the West Coast might offer things the market hasn't seen in some time. WHTX VP/GM Ted Atkins plays a major role in the programming and overall planning. Meanwhile, newly -named B94 GM Tex Meyer will be learning the market and relying heavily on Guy.

Baltimore WBSB(B104) 7.5 7.8 6.8 6.3 WMAR-FM 2.2 2.4 2.8 3.1

New PDs in this market all the way around. Steve Kingston, fresh from B94, returns to his hometown area. Having once programmed WPGC and WYRE in nearby Annapolis, Steve's knowledge of the area will prove to be a valuable asset. WMAR- FM PD Ralph Wimmer comes into this "Hot Hits" outlet with nowhere to go but up. He's packing a "Hot Ticket" giveaway worth a total of $50,000 in cash and prizes, including a new Chrysler Turbo I azer. B104 is looking to reverse a slight down trend with a contest called "Quick Cash," offering either $104 or $1004. There will also be heavy TV and billboard visibility.

Boston WHTT 6.9 8.1 7.0 7.6 WXKS-FM 5.8 7.8 7.9 7.5

Only one -tenth of a share separates these two powerhouse CHR stations. Leader WHTT is directed by Rick Peters, who's noted for his shrewdness in making logical decisions. He's going for every demo that will listen with lots of excitement and a predominantly current musical profile. Sunny Joe White's WXKS-FM is more Urban -slanted, aimed at a slightly older audience. Both stations do well in adults. This is one to watch.

Washington, DC WRQX(Q107) 7.6 7.0 6.4 6.3 WAVA 3.2 3.6 4.3 4.3 WASH -FM 3.4 3.0 3.8 2.3

Hot times in the nation's capitol. The winter book results looked good for both Q107's Alan Burns and WAVA PD Randy Kabrich. Q107 has beefed up its afternoon show with the addition of Dancin' Danny Wright, while WAVA is pulling in good numbers without a morning act. Crosstown at WASH, Bill Tanner is still in the process of getting it together. The facility has finally launched a major cash promotion worth $1,000,000 in an effort to attract fresh cume; its newly -designed sound is slightly softer than Q107 and WAVA.

Too Many Battles To Cover 'Em All

With so much activity this spring, it became necessary to point out just a few of the tighter CHR Wars. Take a look at all this other action.

In New Orleans B97 has a large lead over WRNO, with WOUE-FM taking on more of a CHR profile all the time, much like AM sister 130 ... PRO-FM/Providence is still in a commanding lead, with new AOR to CHR convert WERI-FM making an entry play for shares this book, working with a new tower and more power ... In Kansas City Pat McKay's KBEO has a huge lead and the big two -share growth this past book will make it a real challenge for ZZ99 PD Charley Lake. This spring will mark Charley's first full book to turn the station around ... WGCLICIeveland is

coming off a down v infer Wok (8.1 to 6.6) while AOR, competitor WMMS held strong with a

10.2 to 10.0 showing. And WROC has reentered the CHR arena with an up book, 1-.5 to 2.0, to muddy the waters for WGCL.

KMJK Portland PD Jon Barry is in for some competition as KKRZ converts from A/C to CHR. A PD has yet to be named ... Rochester is the site of a tough one between Tom Mitchell's 98PXY and Jay Stevens's 092. And we shouldn't forget WHFM, which is making an

attempt to get back in the race this book ... WGFMISchenectady is trailing WFLY by a share and a half and is within striking distance this book. WIRY is still in the CHR arena, looking for a

comeback ... WKFMISyracuse gets new CHR competition from WNDR ... WKRZ-FMI Wilkes-Barre receives new competition from WTLO ... A three-way battle in York between 0106, WYCR, and WHTF ... Mobile is the battleground for another tight one between WABB- FM and 13100.

BJ1051Orlando gets fresh competition from Y106 ... KX104INashvIlle is bracing for an assault by 96-KISS(WZKS) ... WROK and WSEZIWinston-Salem square off ... WZLD and

WNOK-FMIColumbla are at each other's throats ... KAYI and KELI-AM & FM are mixing it up in

Tulsa ... WKAUTAppleton-Oshkosh still has the lead, but WAHC is coming on strong .. WZPLIIndianapolls in a grudge match with WNAP again ... Three-way wars in Evansville with WKDO, WSTO, and WKHC ... In Bakersfield, it's between KKXX, KOXR, and 13K ... In

Fresno between KYNO-FM, KMGX, and KBOS ... In Salt Lake City it's KCPX-FM, KRSP, and K96 ... Tucson finds KRO, KHYT, and KTKT going at it ... And in Savannah it's WAEV, Z102, and WIXV squaring off ... Other two-way battles include KFYRIBismarck and FM sister KYYY ... KFRX and KXSSILIncoln ... KCMG and KFMZIColumbia, MO ... KGOT and KENIIAn- chorage ... KZOZ and KSLYISan Luls Obispo ... And finally KHTX and KCBNIReno are head to head.

Atlanta it is for sale. Once the sale is complete, the

WZGC(Z93) 9.5 0.2 9.7 10.0 new PD will probably want to gain promo-

WQXI-FM(94Q) 8.0 8.3 9.4 8.1 tional parity.

This is a longstanding feud between CHR leader Z93 and 94Q. Over the last few books, 94Q PD Jim Morrison has sought to strengthen his overall shares and continue growth in adults, employing stronger night personalities and putting less emphasis on oldies. The station is presenting the "Daily Cash Payoff," worth between $1000 and $5000 a day. Z93 PD John Young is a market institution, consistently making the right moves to keep a lead in the teen category, along with outstanding adult demos. Mu- sically, the stations are closer together than ever. Z93 is running the "Dollar Bill" game where the audience tunes in at a specified time during morning drive to hear the seri- al number combination of the day. People having the combination call in to win cash.

Miami WHYI(Y100) 6.7 7.9 7.4 8.3 WINZ-FM(195) 4.8 5.6 7.2 6.7

There is a certain magic about the Y100 calls. The perennial winner has done it again, widening the lead against 195 and its dance -oriented CHR mix. Y100 plays a good deal of this music as well. But I95 aims more at Dade County, which has a higher Hispanic population than does Broward, Y100's target. Both stations are active and visible throughout the market with cash, contests, and advertising.

Tampa WRBQ(Q105) 11.3 12.7 11.7 11.1 WZNE(Z98) 3.0 3.3 4.9 6.0

Holding onto double digits as long as Q105 has is no easy feat. Add fresh, head-on competition and it gets harder. Look how well Q105 scored in the winter book despite gains by Z98. Mason Dixon, Steve Rivers, and crew have continued what Scott Shannon started: promotions, community involvement, and great music, Z98 PD Steve Davis, who's on his way to F11/106/Philadel- phia, signed the station on with a 4.9 and left it as a 6.0 share winner. While music - intensive with its four -in -a -row concept, Z98 has been handicapped promotionally since

Chicago WBBM-FM(B96) 4.4 5.0 5.1 5.0 WKQX 2.7 4.1 3.0 4.3 WLS 4.1 3.4 3.8 3.7 WLS-FM 3.6 3.1 3.2 2.9

There are those who thought B96 would be a flash in the pan. However, much to Buddy Scott's credit, that scenario hasn't played out. Instead, his station continues as the dominant CHR outlet for the fourth straight book. WLS-AM has a stable book, but the FM has slipped below a three share. When comparing the stations to more adventur- ous competitors, market observers point to their rigid music policy as part of the problem. Over at NBC's WKQX, PD Chuck Morgan has been more outgoing musically than WLS, but a bit safer than B96. In fact, he's brought the station to its highest shares in recent history. A real FM struggle exists between WKQX and B96 for the CHR crown.

Detroit WHYT 4.5 3.3 3.8 4.2 WCZY 3.3 3.2 3.1 3.6

If you want to look at a market that has gone counter to the trends, then Detroit is it. While CHRs around the country were going up in the fall, they went down here, only to rebound in the winter book. WHYT, under the leadership of Gary Berkowitz, is model- ed formatically like Z100/New York - almost word for word, according to observers. Over at WHYT, Station Manager/PD Lee Douglas is taking a few lessons from sister station KIIS-FM/Los Angeles, but mixing it to achieve a Detroit flavor. CFXX is on the air with the new format, totalling four hours a day. What influence that will have, if any, should make for interesting hour -by -hour figures. Look for CFXX to go fulltime with the format once given approval by the CRTC. Canadian CHR outlet CJOM still shows no Arbitron impact.



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Minneapolis WLOL-FM 10.0 9.7 11.0 7.9 KDWB-FM 6.0 4.9 5.8 5.0

WLOL-FM's Tac Hammer has his station firmly in the lead by almost three full shares. However, under the consultancy of E. Alvin Davis, the station's music policy is considerably more conservative than when Paul Christy held that position. Observers feel this may be the reason for the steep decline from an 11.0 to a 7.9 share. Over at KDWB-FM, recently converted from AOR, PD Dave Hamilton is also conservative. In fact, it's the tightest of the three Doubleday CHRs. Of the two stations WLOL-FM has a bit more personality, but both are active in the contest and promotion arena. It's a tight race which could go either way.

San Diego KSDO-FM(KS103) 3.6 2.2 3.5 5.2 XTRA 4.3 4.4 2.7 3.8

Who said CHR wouldn't work on FM in San Diego? For years the market's broadcasters scoffed at the idea. That is until Dave Parks and KS103 made the move after seeing the winning performance of sister station KITS -FM. Rumors about the station being for sale have quieted and (owner) Gannett has been spending money to promote it both on and off - air. Meanwhile, Jim Richards and 50kw AM giant XTRA haven't packed it in yet. In the face of FM competition, he's dug in his heels, spent some money, and continued with business as usual. Strong attention to the active audience has kept Jim from falling behind.

Sacramento St. Louis KSFM(FM102) 4.7 5.2 4.5 7.2

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KHTR has had the CHR arena all to itself for about a year or so, but now there is some one-on-one competition from KWK, another recent AOR convert. Program Coordinator Scott Alexander (once PD at KHTR) and Bob Burch (formerly with KSHE) have taken the final steps toward being a full-fledged CHR station. KHTR PD Bob Garrett, who just exited, has positioned his music a bit broader than KWK. Ethnic records work well in this town, as does rock, which can make for an exciting music mix. Both stations are spending heavily to make their presence felt.

Milwaukee WKTI 4.1 4.7 6.5 6.9 WZUU(Z95) 4.6 5.3 3.3 3.1 WRKR 2.8 2.3 2.0 2.0 WBTT 5.6 4.1 3.2 1.7

There's a lot of heavy emotion in this CHR race. CHR leader WKTI and Dallas Cole are conservative with their music and presentation compared to the others. But one thing is for sure: WKTI will spend the money to promote itself. WBTT (formerly WLPX) is looking to improve the less than spectacular start it had as a CHR outlet. PD Rick Harris has aggressive promotions and marketing underway, which should translate into results this book. Z95 PD Steve Schramm is also busy getting established, taking lots of direction from sister station Z100 and Scott Shan- non. And in suburban Racine, WRKR PD Pat Martin remains the spoiler, grabbing enough of the audience with his hard-rockin' style to make a healthy profit.

Los Angeles KIIS-FM 6.0 7.6 8.1 7.8 KIQQ 2.5 2.7 2.6 2.7 KKHR 1.2 1.4 1.6 2.6

Gerry DeFrancesco and KIIS-FM are still way out in front of the pack. They intend to stay there by giving away thousands of dollars and relying on the continued on -air antics of morning maniac Rick Dees. KIQQ continues with its aggressive music posture. PD Paula Matthews is nonplused about KITS -FM's success, sticking to the claim that KIQQ is the station to expose CHR music first in L.A. KKHR showed dramatic growth, moving up a full share. PD Ed Scarborough and staff are excited about their future, offering money and an exciting on -air presentation headed by afternoon man Jack Armstrong. L.A. radio hasn't been this exciting in years.

San Francisco KYUU 3.2 2.4 2.8 3.5 KFRC 4.2 3.9 3.0 3.1 KITS 2.0 2.5 2.1 2.3

This market is wide open! Amazingly, all three CHRs were without PDs for a period of time. First to fill the vacancy was KFRC, hiring Mike Phillips from A/C -formatted Klo!. KFRC doesn't show signs of going A/C, but the playlist and musical philosophy are more conservative than in the past. Current CHR leader KYUU, still without a PD, sounds up and refreshing under the temporary guidance of market legend Rick Shaw. There's no PD at KITS, either. But the station is keeping close to Mike Joseph's "Hot Hits" philosophies, even though his consultancy has officially ended.

CHR market leader FM102 takes an Urban approach to things under the direction of VP/Program- ming Rick Gillette. Having a long heritage as a CHR outlet, save for a brief experiment with A/C, FM102 keeps an active promotional and musical profile. Go- ing for a more down -the -middle CHR approach is Tom Chase at KWOD. Musically more conservative, the station is slightly handicapped by some signal problems. Spurious harmonious on its new tower forced a retreat to its alternate transmitter site. KWOD is actively campaigning on the streets to stay visible. Across the way KPOP, under new ownership, has aimed its sights on KWOD and FM102. This newest entry into the CHR mix could prove to be an interesting element in the market.

Seattle -Tacoma KUBE 5.3 5.5 5.8 5.5 KNBQ 3.6 3.4 4.4 4.7 KPLZ 2.2 3.0 1.7 3.7

The Seattle -Tacoma market has really gone through some changes since the last book. Sean Lynch and KNBQ (once the most aggressive CHR station) have tightened up a bit in the face of fresh competition from Jeff King and KPLZ, which has taken over the role of being first with the hits. Benefiting KPLZ in this winter book was KYYX's format change and an on -air show of support for KPLZ by KYYX. KUBE PD Bob Case hangs with a steady book. Not noted for being too aggressive with his music, he has opened things up a bit in an effort to be fresh and exciting. All three stations are promotionally active and involved in the community. The big difference between the three is on - air presentation.

Denver KPKE 3.5 3.1 6.5 6.8 KOAQ(Q103) 6.1 5.4 4.6 5.0 KIMN 4.9 5.3 4.2 4.7

The results of the winter book show hot competition in the "Mile High City." KPKE, which converted from AOR to CHR under PD Tim Fox, remains at the top of the pile. But not far behind are Jack Regan and Q103. This station takes a less up -front on -air approach, perferring a more one-to-one type of communication. Musically, KPKE rocks a bit harder than Q103. Over at KIMN, Doug Erickson and crew are geared up for the 30th anniversary celebration, which should have a profoundly positive impact on this spring book. Despite being on AM, KIMN plays a wide variety of hits and isn't afraid to rock, which is part of the station's heritage. This is a tough one to call.

Phoenix KZZP 3.9 3.4 4.3 6.7 KOPA 4.2 5.0 5.3 5.8

This is a real seesaw battle. Current leader KZZP and PD Charlie Quinn have been consistent over the past year or so, positioning themselves between the AOR competition and KOPA with a bright, uptempo, slightly rock -oriented music approach. KOPA PD Reggie Blackwell is in the process of bringing the station back into the CHR arena after a one-year A/C experiment. Both stations are flourishing in a marketplace that in the past has been less than kind to the CHR format.


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the radio & record executives! If you have a serious career in our industry, you cannot afford to miss this event. _* * )#=7.= * * * * * * * * * * * * ** *** ** * * * * * *

Final Nominees for the Radio Industry '83: 1 Radio Executive '83: Jerry Blum (Jefferson Pilot) Michael Osterhout (Harte Hanks) Alan Box (EZ)

Ted Atkins (Hearst) Wally Clark (Gannett) Dean Thacker (Mainte) Tex Meyer (Sumner) Bob Travis (GCC) Dan Mason First Media) George Wilson (Outlet) Vince Benedict (CBS) Gary Rodriquez (Capitol) Tom Barsanti (10-80) Robert Hyland (CBS)

2. National Programmer '83: Steve Roddy (Scripps Howard) George Johns (Fairbanks) Bob Hamilton (RKO) George Williams (Satellite) Joe Montione (Future Mark) Dan O'Toole (Capitol) Barry Richards i Phase II )

Rick Cummings (Emmis) Ed Salamon (United) Peter McLane (Stoner) Randy Lane (WABB-FM) 3. Radio Consultant '83: Bob Henabery...Kent Burkhart...E. Alvin Davis...Donna Halper...Dwight Douglas...

Bob Laurence...Lee Bailey...Bob Elliot...Jeff Pollack...Jerry Clifton 4, Major Market Radio Station 13': B104 (Baltimore) Z100 (New York City) 940 (Atlanta) 93FM (Houston)

KIIS-FM (Los Angeles) WCAU-FM (Philadelphia) 8-94 (Pittsburgh) WHTT (Boston) KAFM-FM (Dallas) WHYT (Detroit)

5. Major Market Program Director '83: Steve Kingston (B-94) Scott Shannon (Z100) John Young (Z-93) Gerry DeFrancesco (KIIS-FM) Jan Jeffries (8104) Scott Walker (WCAU-FM) Sunny Joe White IWX KS-FM )

John Shomby (KAFM) Buddy Scott (WBBM-FM) Alan Burns (0107) 6. Major Market Music Director '83: Michael Ellis (Z100) Chris Thomas (Z-93) Pete Thomson (KAFM)

Bruce Kelly (B-94) Glenn Kalina (WCAU-FM) Jim Payne (WMAR-FM) Mike Shaefer (KIIS-FM) Patty Hamilton (93FM) Robert Moorhead (KIQQ) Mary Taten (Q107)

7_ Major Market Air Personality '83: Jim Elliot/Scott Woodside (0107) Rick Dees (KIIS-FM' Don Imus (WNBC) Larry Lujack (WLS) Scott Shannon/Ross Brittain (Z100) Steve McCoy (Z-93) Terry Young (WCAU-FM) Jim Kerr (WPLJ) Steve Dahl/Gary Meier (WLS-FM) Shadow Stevens (Z100)

8. Large Market Radio Station '83: WGCL (Cleveland) KHTR (St. Louis) WKTI (Milwaukee) KBEO(Kansas City) WPHD (Buffalo) I-95 (Miami) B-97 (New Orleans) KPKE-FM (Denver) WZPL (Indianapolis) WKRO (Cincinnati)

g. Large Market Program Director '83: Hary Moore (WPHD) Todd Chase (KBEQ) Nick Bazoo ,;B-97) Jim Richards (XTRA) Dallas Cole (WKTI) Robert Walker (Y100) Dave Parks (KS103) Mason Dixon/Steve Rivers (Q105) Keith Isley (1-95) Rick Gillette (FM102)

10. Large Market Music Director '83: Pat McKay (KBEQ) Mark Shands (I-95) Joe Nasty (KTFM) Roger Christian (ROCK102) Frank Amadeo (Y100) John Piccillo (WPHD) Diana Thomas (0105) Greg Rolling (8-97) Mark Bolke (KPKE-FM) Chris Collins (FM102)

11. Large Market Air Personality '83: Alan Sledge (0103) Hary Moore/Robert Taylor (WPHD) Dancin' Danny Wright (WGCL) Don Cox (I-95) Cat Summers (0105)Steve Davis (WZNE) Jim Cook (WNYS) Sean Lynch (KNBQ) Brian Pierce (B-97) Danny Clayton (WKTI) Sonny Fox (Y100)

12. Medium Market Radio Station '83: FM100 (Memphis) KXX106 (Birmingham) WNVZ (Norfolk) WDCG (Durham) PRO -FM (Providence) BJ105 (Orlando) WTIC-FM (Hartford) WRVQ (Richmond) WSEZ (Winston-Salem) WPXY-FM (Rochester)

13. Medium Market Program Director '83: Randy Kabrich (WDCG) Guy Zapoleon (KRQ-FM) Robert John (FM100) Kevin McCarthy (KXX106) Mike St. John (KX104) Bob Kaghan (WBCY) Charlie Lake (WHFM) Bob McNeil (WRVQ) Gary Mitchell (131105) Steve Kelly (WNVZ)

14. Medium Market Music Director '83: Jeff Morgan (WNVZ) Terry Long (BJ105) Bryan Sargent (KX104) Mike West (WTIC-FM) Tom Prestiglacomo (FM100) Bob Lewis (WRVQ) Marc Cronin (WHFM; Dan Wilson (KJYO) Tom Mitchell (WPXY) John Van Pelt (WDCG)

15. Medium Market Air Personality '83: John Boy (WBCY) Rick Knight (WFLY) Bobby Cook (KX104) Roger St. John (WRVQ) Steve Conley (FM100) Gary Craig (WTIC-FM) B.J. Harris (KX104) Mark Shannon (KJYO) Russ Grey (KXX106) Kelly Norris (KR0-FM)

16. Small Market Radio Station '83: WDOQ (Daytona) WBBO (Augusta) WZOK (Rockford) WAEV (Savannah) WOMP-FM (Wheeling) WKRZ-FM (Wilkes Barre) WVIC (Lansing) WPST (Trenton) WQEN (Gadsden) WANS-FM (Greenville) WVSR (Charleston) K104 (Erie) 2102 (Savannah)

17. Small Market Program Director '83: Ralph Wimmer (WDOQ) J.D. North (WAEV) Bill McCown (WRNS -FM) Jack O'Brien (WERZ) Jim Rising (WKRZ) Roger Gaither (WOEN) Jack Alix (WKPE) Russ Brown (WXLK) Jack Gillen (WKHI) Dwayne Bonds (WOMP-FM) Ray Williams (Z102) Skip Elliot (WJAD) Tim Fox (WZOK)

18. Small Market Music Director '83: David Lee Michaels (WDOQ) Bruce Stevens (WBBQ) Randi Sommers (Z102) Tony Booth (WFBG) Ralph Carroll (WCGQ) Leo Davis (WIDEN) Mark St. John (Y102) Will Kauffman (WOCM) Dick Phillips (WEVA) Jim Martin (WCIR) Don O'Shea (WXLK) Steve Stone (KHTX) Stef Rybak (KC101)

19. Small Market Air Personality '83: Alan DuPriest (WFOX) Coyote Calhoun (WABB-FM) Chris Andrews (WZYP) Tom Holiday/Dave Harmon (WVIC) John Chommie (KHTX) Alan Hoover (WBLA) Mark Thompson íY102) Michael Murphy (KZZB) Bill Matthews (WIKZ) Kirk Cliatt (WOO) Jay Christian (WQUT) Al Brock FM99 Bryan J. Conners (WEED)

Masters Of Ceremonies

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DAVE MARTIN

Final Nominees for the Record Industry '83: 1. Record Company '83 (Corporate): Polygram...Epic...MCA...EMI America...Warner Brothers...

Atlantic... C apito I... E lektra... Atco 2. Record Company '83 (Independent): Chrysalis...Arista...A&M...Motown...Scotti Brothers...

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3. Record Company President '83 (Corporate): Doug Morris (Atlantic) Irving Azoff (MCA) Jim Mazza (Capitol) Lenny Waronker (Warner Brothers)Bruce Lundvall (Elektra) Guenter Hensler (Polygram) Rupert Perry (EMI America)

4. Record Company President '83 (Independent): Gil Friesen (A&M) Clive Davis (Arista) Jack Craigo (Chrysalis) Jay Lasker (Motown) Al Coury (Network) Jerry Greenberg (Mirage) Bruce Bird (Camel) Mike Curb (Curb) Johnny Musso (Scotti Brothers) Gary Davis (Rocshire)

5. Record Company Executive '83 (Corporate): Don Dempsey (Epic) Al Teller (Columbia) Russ Thyret (Warner Brothers) Bob Edson (Polygram) Richard Palmase (MCA) Walter Lee (Capitol) Tony Martell (CBS) Margo Knesz (Atco) Harold Childs (Polygram) Lenny Petze (Portrait)

6. Record Company Executive '83 (Independent): Sal Licata (Arista) Phil Gernhard (Curb) Michael Leon (A&M) Vince Pellegrino (Chrysalis) Danny Davis (Private I) Carol Peters (Pasha Records) John Brodie (Network) Denny Rosencrantz (Full Moon) Neil Portnow (Arista)

7. Vice President Of Promotion '83 (Corporate): Dick Williams (EMI America) Frank DiLeo (Epic) Ray Anderson (Columbia) Bill Cataldo (Polygram) Bruce Wendell (Capitol) Mike Bone (Elektra) Steve Meyer (MCA) Howard Rosen (Warner Brothers David Urso (Asylum)

8. Vice President Of Promotion '83 (Independent): Johnny Barbis (Geffen) Skip Miller (Motown) Nick Testa (Scotti Brothers) Donny lenner (Arista) Eric Heckman (Chrysalis) Roy Chiovari (Rocshire) Michael Pien (IRS) Michael Abramson (Island) Ralph Tashjian (Private I) Herb Trawick (Solar)

9. National Promotion Director '83 (Corporate): Walter Winnick (Epic) Jack Satter (EMI America) Michael Lessner (Capitol) Sam Kaiser (Atlantic) Stu Cohen (Warner Brothers) Marc Nathan (Atco) George Chaltas (Columbia) Bob Feineigle (Portrait)

10. National Promotion Director '83 (Independent): Rick Bisceglia (Arista) Chuck Oliner (Chrysalis) Steve Resnik (A&M) Don Wright (Motown) Arthur Promoff (Geffen) Suzanne Emil (Sire) Brian Rooney (Rocshire) Jason Minkler Geffen Mike Krum (Scotti Brothers) Sherry Smith (Meta)

11. National Promotion Executive '83 (Corporate): Andrea Ganis (Atlantic) Joe Grossman (Polygram) Sue Emmer (Warner Brothers) Susan Wax (RCA) Mike Martucci (Columbia) Mona Moore (Elektra) Lisa Velasquez (Atlantic)

12. National Promotion Executive '83 (Independent): Robin Henken (Geffen) J.B. Brenner (A&M) Daniel Glass (Chrysalis) Vicki Leben (Motown) Sean Coakley (Arista) Susan Buylaski (Chrysalis) Rick Stone (A&M) Paul Teske' (Arista) Nancy Glucksman (Chrysalis) Bruce Schoen (Arista)

13. National AOR Executive '83 (Corporate): George Meier (Polygram) Bill Bennett (Epic) George Gerrity (Warner Brothers) John Schoenberger (MCA) Don Wesley (EMI Amenca) Robin Kravitz (Elektra) Paul Rappaport (Columbia) Alan Wolmark (RCA) Judy Libow (Atlantic) Bill Bartlett (Capitol)

14. National A/C Promotion Executive '83 (Corporate): Sheila Chlanda (Columbia) Gunter Hauer (Atlantic) Polly Anthony (Epic) Bonnie Goldner (RCA) Dorine Gruen (Polygram) Sandi Lifson (MCA) Shelley Green (EMI America)

15. Northern Regional/Local Promotion Executive '83 (Corporate): Larry Van Druff (RCA) Herb Gordon (Columbia) Frank Falise (MCA) Gerry Thompson (Epic) Rich Tamburro (EMI) Rick Alden (Elektra) Tommy Schoberg (EMI) Frank Sciarra (Atlantic) Arthur Field (Capitol) David Leach (Polygram) Ron Gregory (Warner Brothers) Sal Ingeme (Columbia) Tony Chalmers (Capitol) Rick Miller (Atlantic) Ricky Salvador (Capitol) Bob McKenzie (Polygram) Merv Amols (Capitol) Lenny Collins (Epic) George Stone (Warner Brothers) Don Masters (Polygram) David Anderson (Capitol) Ray Free (Epic) Train Zimmerman (Capitol)

16. Northern Regional/Local Promotion Executive '83 (Independent): Wayne Fogle (Motown) Gregg Feldman (Arista) Al Cafaro (A&M) Tom Moran (Arista) Robert Nesbitt (Chrysalis) Ron Herbert (Curb) Jett Backer (Arista) Steve Pechter (A&M) Larry Green (Chrysalis) Jett Cook (Arista) Don George (A&M) Mark Diller (Chrysalis) John Grady (Arista)

17. Southern Regional/Local Promotion Executive '83 (Corporate): Don Miller (Epic) Alan Oreman (Columbia) Mike Steele (MCA) Butch Waugh (RCA) Geno Rumple (Capitol) David St. John (Polygram) Michael Conway (Epic) Frank Turner (MCA) Chuck Jones (Elektra) Terry Lawson (EMI) Sandy O'Conner (Capitol) Larry King (Atlantic) Wade Conklin (Polygram) Robby Vogt (RCA) Tim Burruss (Columbia) Steve Smith (Polygram) John Fagot (Columbia) Jim Sellers (Elektra) Tom Chaltas (Columbia) Chal Martina (EMI) James Bishop (Capitol) Jett Shane (Epic) Bob Alou (EMI) Denny Mosesman (Elektra)

18. Southern Regional/Local Promotion Executive '83 (Independent): Billy Lemmons (Arista) Linda Alter (Motown) Al Twanmo (Chrysalis) June Colbert (Arista) Paul Crowley (A&M) Louie Newman (Arista) Steve Brack (Chrysalis) Rich Pechter (A&M) Joanie Lawrence (Arista) Jett Hackett (Chrysalis) Lee Durham (A&M) Dave Prescott (Arista)

19. Independent Promotion Executive Of The Year '83: Jim Davenport...Joe Isgro...Jerry Meyers Gary Bird...Jerry Brenner...Jonas Cash...Howie Goodman...Ernie Phillips...Mel DeLatte...Don Anti... Billy Jerome...Chuck Dembrak...Ben Rosner...Tom Gerardi...Stan Bly/Jack Hakim...Billy Smith... Paul Gallis...Juggy Gales...Moe Preskell...Dave Carrico...Bobby Hurt...Dennis Lavinthal/Lenny Beer... Tamiko Jones...Pat McCoy...Buddy Scott...Don Graham...Tom Kennedy

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R&R/Friday. May 1 1 , 1984

STEVE FEINSTEIN

FREE! FREE! FREE!

Record Rep Rolodex Relief For your smilin' 'n' dialin' pleasure, here's an updated list of the

head honchos of national AOR record company promotion departments. It's a convenient, compact guide of the folks to call when you have an idea for a sizzling promotion or just want to express enthusiasm for a nifty new record. Job titles are included for business correspondence. Besides clipping it for your Rolodex, you may want to attach a copy to a convenient spot, such as your desk leaf or bulletin board. Use it, don't abuse it.

Dede Whiteside National Director, Album Promotion 10th & Parker Berkeley, CA 94710 (415) 549-2500

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(inc. Network) Marko Babineau National Director, Album Promotion

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Al Cafaro Associate Director, National Album Promotion 595 Madison Avenue New York, NY 10022 (212) 826-0477

Chuck Oliner Associate Director, National Album Promotion 1011 East Touhy Avenue Des Plains, IL 60018 (312) 298-9411

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Sean Coakley National Director, Album Promotion Paul Yeskel Associate Director, Album Promotion 6 West 57th Street New York, NY 10019 (212) 489-7400

Jeff Cook National Field Director, Album Promotion 211 Marquis Court Lilburn, GA 30247 (404) 921-4086

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(inc. Mirage, Modern) Michael Prince Director, National Album Promotion 75 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10019 (212) 484-6400

Judy Libow (212) 484-8062 National Director, Album Promotion Danny Buch (212) 484-7631 Associate Director, Album Promotion David Fleischman (212) 484-6017 Associate Director, Album Promotion 75 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10019

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(inc. 415) Paul Rappaport (212) 975-8616 Director, National Album Promotion Linda Kirishjian (212) 975-1701 Manager, National Album Promotion 51 West 52nd Street New York, NY 10019

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RC/1 (inc. Grunt, Planet) Alan Wolmark (212) 930-4309 Director, National Album Promotion Bob Catania (212) 930-4518 Manager, National Album Promotion 1 133 Avenue Of The Americas New York, NY 10036

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SEGUES KEZE/Spokane's Mike Jones is up-

ped to MD as Maureen Matthews steps down to concentrate on her air - shift ... Rick Williams joins KKDJ/ Fresno for evenings and the Assistant MD post ... Michael Sirianni steps down as WLAVIGrand Rapids MD but retains his airshift.

PD Neal Mirsky is now also holding down the 10am-noon slot at WCKO/Mi- ami, and Steve Sanzel joins for even-

ings from WIZD/Ft. Pierce ... Kelly Broderick from WWTR/Ocean City is

on board WKLCICharleston for mid - days and production duties ... Mark Avery is upped from weekends to mornings and production chores at

KTYD/Santa Barbara. Chris Emry is new to WIYYIBalti-

more weekends ... Former WYFEI Rockford PD Brent Alberts is doing weekends at AC WSB-FMIAtlanta.

KZAP FRAMES AUDIENCE - Listeners to KZAP Sacramento morning team Bonnie Reese and Chris Davis play a neat game called "Famous Frames. " Audio clips from famous films are aired, and listeners have to name the movie they come from. Recently, ten winners and their guests were flown to Los Angeles for an overnight stay and a VIP tour of Universal Studios. Bonnie, with blonde hair and sunglasses, is kneeling to the left of "Jaws," and bearded Chris is standing to the right with a tape recorder over his shoulder.

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STANDING IN THE STRIKE ZONE - The highest -scoring team at this year's T.J. Martell Bowl- ing Party in Redondo Beach, CA was the proud PolyGram crew. From left. West Coast Singles Specialist Tom Silver. a professional ringer, Special Projects Manager Linda Walker, Accout Executive Gregg Miller, National Album Promotion Marager Drew Murray, National Director/Al- bum Promotion George Meier, West Coast College Promotion Manager Katie Arnold.

BOWLING BROTHERS (AND SISTER) - The mix of indistry folks on Triumph's lane at the bowling party illustrated the all-out team effort and cooperative spirit that helped raise over $60,000 for the fight against leukemia. Kneeling in front is KBPUDenver PD Howie Castle, and backing him up (l -r) is a shady character reputed to be Triumpü manager Joe Owens. Triumph's Mike Levine, Global Satellite Network Operations Manager Cindy Tollin, KGB/San Diego Assistant PD Ted Edwards. and Apple Computers and US Festival entrepreneur Steve Wozniak.

MR. MISTER ROCKS & BOWLS - After providing musi for your dining and bowling pleasure, Mr. Mister hit the RCA lane for a few frames. From left, 'he label's Manager/West Coast Album

Promotion Jeff Naumann. KNAC Long Beach PD Jimmy Christopher. the band's Richard Page,

Manager/National Album Promotion Bob Catania, West Coast Regional Promotion Manager Steve Leavitt, and Mr. Mister's Pat Mastelotto, Steve Farris, and Steve George.


R&R!Friday, May 11, 1984

Adult/ Contemporary

RON RODRIGUES

COMMUNITY ACTION

A/C Helps Youth Causes Radio has long been a booster of youth -oriented causes, and since

A/C targets listeners of parental age, you'll be interested in the many ways your station can help kids. Conducting a community service campaign can not only be fun, but you'll also feel rewarded - and your station will score high points with your audience. Fundraising is, of course, the leading way to assist youth organizations, and here are several ideas being used successfully around the country by supportive A/C stations.

Footloose Fundraising WFBR/Baltimore again outdid itself in

its annual March Of Dimes "Walkathon." WFBR walkers averaged nearly $90 each in contributions! Most walkers turned in more money than was actually pledged, a 106% collection rate!

KEZR/San Jose sponsored its annual "Fools Parade," an 8K footrace ending with a BBQ for participants. All KEZR staffers participated, and proceeds went to the Children's Cancer Research Institute in San Francisco.

Similarly, KPPL/Denver was the radio sponsor for its annual "Governor's Cup 10K Race," drawing nearly 7000 participants. Dollars raised went to a state council on health promotion and physical fitness.

WLCC/Luray, VA hosted its annual "Back To The Best Of The '50s" dance. Pro- ceeds went to the local Special Olympics.

WOMC/Detroit invited listeners to a free "Solid Gold Dance Party" hosted by Dick Bartley. An area hotel provided its facilities at no charge, and donated a portion of the revenue to the Detroit Institute for Child- ren, which works with emotionally and physically handicapped youngsters.

And in the ultimate "footloose" fundraiser, WRVA/Richmond raised almost $200,000 to buy shoes for needy kids. Over the last decade, the station has raised nearly a million dollars for footwear.

What A Sport In the grand style of Texas, KRBE-AM &

FM/Houston morning hosts Weaver Mor- row and Mike Martin invited participants to a golf tournament breakfast at Houston's Hyatt Regency, with traffic reports broadcast from the Goodyear blimp!

KRBE also brought a little of Wimbledon to the Lone Star State when it arranged for John McEnroe and Guillermo Vilas to play an exhibition tennis match. Station personalities emceed the event and participated in doubles action. KRBE also auc- tioned off one of McEnroe's rackets. Pro- ceeds for both of the station events benefitted the Leukemia Society.

KHTZ/Los Angeles personalities match- ed wits with the L.A. Lakers in a softball match. The station charged $2 per ticket; funds were donated to the Ronald McDon- ald House, a home for families of children who are undergoing serious treatment in a local hospital.

But you don't need big names to raise big money. Magic 108/Topeka sponsored its own tennis and racquetball tournaments, with funds going to The Villages, a group that provides homes to needy kids.

KMGG/Los Angeles personality Jeff Seri. joined celebrities and kids bowling for dollars for the Big Brothers and Big Sisters organization.

Do You Like Pizza? CJOM/Windsor staged a "Firefighters

vs. Police" pizza -eating contest. Eight participants on each team had 15 minutes to down as much of the stuff as they could. The firemen consumed 86 slices compared to 84 by the men in blue. The Special Olympics was the recipient of the proceeds.

Lucky Streak WMAL/Washington and the Golden Nug-

get casino joined forces and hosted "Casino Night." Participants had an opportunity to win at blackjack, roulette, and craps. Last

ICY RECEPTION - WYNY/New York morning personality Dan Daniel hosted a special performance of the Ice Capades at Madison Square Garden. In addition to welcoming the winners of the station's on -air ticket giveaway for "WYNY Night at The Ice Capades," Dan spent some time with a couple of the ice-skating Smurfs.

WHEN MONEY ISN'T ENOUGH

KOMO Strikes Out Against Child Abuse One area of youth assistance that money can't do much about is in the

problem of child abuse. The subject has made many headlines recently, and it's also been the topic of several television docu-dramas. No one recent effort has done more to help combat this serious issue than the ambitious public service campaign directed by radio -TV combo KOMOISeattle.

The stations devoted nine days of local programming to discussing child abuse, its con- sequences, and prevention. Both facilities ran

most of the programming inside newscasts, but they also aired several "stand-alone" features throughout the day. The "Stop Child Abuse" campaign earned KOMO numerous awards, including one from the Seattle Day Nursery Association.

Topics included: A look at prevention, rather than cure A focus on the Children's Home Society A case study of an abuser How listeners can stem the rising tide of

child abuse.

KOMO also sponsored "Project K.I.D.S." (Kids Identification Data System), which received support from local businesses. The services included fingerprinting children, weighing and measuring, photographing them for laminated ID cards, and compiling a vital statistics record. All of the materials are held by the participating parents and are turned over to the police only if the child is missing. A Project K.I.D.S. mobile van traveled the city to provide the services.

REUNITED - KOMO/Seattle's series on Child Abuse produced stunning results when a mother whose children were abducted by their father called Coordinating Producer Nancy Schwedop. The story was further complicated when the father's female companion ran off with one of the children he took. Schwedop called in a detective from the King County police department, who eventually traced the kids to the East Coast. The family finally gathered after a 4 -year separation, with Schwedop (right) looking on.

year more than $120,000 was netted for Leu- kemia Research.

Toast The Bartender 610TVN/Columbus helps Columbus keep

its title as the "Ugliest Bartender Town In

America." Not only were there "Ugly Bar- tender" contests, participants had a chance to vote for "Mr. Chest," "Ms. Tush," and to participate in contests, carnivals, and beach parties. More than $100,000 was raised for Multiple Sclerosis research.

Progress: WIPIPhiladelphia has completed its talk ex-

pansion. Jack Ellery moves into the evening slot from weekends, Steve Martorano moves up from late nights to late evenings, and Michelle laia joins for late nights. Ken Garland, Bill Webber, and Tom LaMarie handle day duties ... Tony DeRosa moves from parttime to overnights at WEZR/Washington, while Bob Masters joins as evening personality from the PD slot at WRNR/ Martinsburg, WV ... Charlie Derek moves from afternoons to mornings at KRAVITuIsa ... Mickey Stone moves from 096/Ft. Meyers to W101/Tampa for overnights ... Drew Bentley joins KOIL/Omaha for middays ... Pat Richards

segues from KOOK/Billings to KISNISa1t Lake City for evenings ... Michael O'Shea is doing evenings at WAHR/Huntsville; he's from WMNBIMyrtIe Beach ... Janice Marr is upped to afternoons at WKNEIKeane, replacing Sandy Ellsworth, who moves into sales ... Art Randall joins KORQIAbilene as PM drive host, from KRLB-FMILubbock ... Bev O'Connor is doing morning drive at KBNYINampa, ID ... On the beautiful island of Maui, Bow Kelly is the afternoon host at KNUIIKahului. Jim Christopher handles the nighttime slot there, while Kevin Richards works overnights.


ACM '84 HAT AWARDS

KRMD/Shreveport: Station Of The Year

When the Academy Of Country Music's nationally -televised awards show gets underway on Monday night, May 14, a number of auditorium seats will be occupied by a group of folks who made the Shreveport-to-L.A. trek to pick up the ACM "Station Of The Year Hat Award" for KRMD-AM & FM. After I started to write this story, I realized that any award recognizing a station for its accomplishments is actually acknowledging the hard work and dedication put forth by the entire team of people involved - especially the efforts of the management team.

Most "success stories" on these pages deal in ratings, music, rotations, promotions, and the like. To truly be the "Station Of The Year," it seems a station should transcend the usual victories won in a local- ized radio battle and contribute to the overall good of the industry, as well as contributing to its community. While the work of station personnel in toto is largely responsible for local success, many times it is the individual accomplishments within management that are responsible for a station gaining a national reputation. Few stations (i.e., few people) are as committed to the betterment of their community and the world of Country radio as KRMD Presi- dent/GM Smokey Hyde, VP/Sales Manager Jerry Black, and OM Tom Phifer.

KRMD = Involvement KRMD is involved with a number of char-

ities on a yearly basis, one of which is St. Jude's Childrens Research Hospital in Memphis, for which the station has run a radiothon for the past five years. This charity is very much a part of Tom's life, as his 21 -year -old son was stricken with cancer at age six and would not be alive today were it not for the work done at St. Jude's. Tom looks at his time commitment to the radio - thon as "merely repaying an unrepayable debt," and he hopes that sometime in the future the fundraiser might be turned into a nationwide radiothon based at KRMD.

Another annual event is a sports show, with proceeds going to the Shriner's charity, the Crippled Children's Hospital.

Football fans everywhere are familiar with the Independence Bowl college football game played each year in Shreveport, but few people know the annual game was near cancellation. That was before KRMD got into the act by appealing to the pride and civic -mindedness of the Shreveport popu- lace. Tom told me, "If it had not been for Smokey Hyde putting the facilities of this radio station on the line and promoting the heck out of the game, it would not have survived."

The station has also stood behind a Shreveport project called "Sports For Boys," a gym/training center for those who want to learn to box. KRMD not only raised enough money to pay off the mortgage on the building, but was also instrumental in bringing the Russian and Irish boxing teams to the city for benefit matches.

Tom also is involved in fundraising for an organization called the Indoor Sports Club, a facility catering to the athletic endeavors of physically -handicapped adults. The station is getting involved promotionally to net revenue for the project.

About the level of commitment to these activities, Tom says, "We just feel if we aren't doing these things, we are not involv-

KRMD OM Tom Phifer, GM Smokey Hyde, and GSM Jerry Black are shown in front of a billboard put up by one of the KRMD advertisers to con- gratulate the station.


RHUBARB WINS AGAIN!

ACM DJ Of The Year: WLWI's Rhubarb Jones

Before too long, WLWIIMontgomery afternoon personality Rhubarb Jones is going to have to build a fireplace in his home so he can have a

mantel to display all the awards he's getting! Last October, Rhubarb won the CMA award for "Medium Market DJ Of The Year." (See R&R 10-14-83 for more of the Rhubarb Jones story.)

In just a couple of days, on its May 14th nationally -televised awards show, the Academy Of Country Music will present Rhubarb with its "DJ Of The Year Award" for 1983. When I talked to Rhubarb, he was ecstatic, as you might expect, and he has good reason to be: this is the first time anyone has won the CMA and ACM awards back-to-back.

"I'm flattered that people think enough of me to bestow an honor like this," Rhubarb said. "The methodology of the ACM is such that I

didn't even know I was under consideration. This means so much to me; I'm just so proud."

In the October issue referred to earlier, Rhubarb outlined his past and mentioned those who have had an effect on his career and life, so this time I wanted to find out more about the inner thoughts of one Rhubarb Jones. I asked him how he has matured as a

personality to the point of receiving all this recognition.

"I've been on the air 13 years and I think the best advice I ever got from anybody was to get the basics down - the technical end - understanding how things work and the fundamen- tals of announcing. Then, start being yourself. So many young people, myself included, start out wanting to sound like other people we've heard on the radio. I wanted to sound like Larry LuJack, Ron Riley, Gary McKee, John R., - the guys I grew up listening to - I

wanted to do their schtick. Then I realized those guys were where they were because they were originals and the thousands of im-

itators weren't going to get anywhere. I decided to be me a little more and, when that started happening, I started having some success on the air."

Rhubarb Jones Speaking of success, I broached a delicate

subject with Rhubarb, asking him the possible effects of the awards on his career. More suc- cinctly, was he "looking?"

"People automatically think you are going to take these awards and try to parlay them into a

position in a larger market. Don't get me

wrong, I am goal -oriented. But I'm very happy here, and that means a lot to me. I have a

house here, I'm part of the community, the people who listen love me and I love them. Montgomery is a great town and besides, I

can leave the station and be fishin' within 15 minutes."

Never having met Rhubarb, I got to know him during CMA week in Nashville last Oc- tober. From just the couple of days I spent with him and his lovely wife, Cheryl, I can tell

you he is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. He's living proof that nice guys can finish first and succeed in a big way. As WLWI

PD Dr. Sam Faulk said in the October article, "Rhubarb is a fantastic individual. He's one of the best friends anybody could have, and one of the most dedicated employees any employer could have."

Way to go, Rhubarb!

ed in the community and thus are not a part of the community. The bottom line is that this involvement helps our image and W- timately converts to ratings points. Be- sides, we really have fun with all of this stuff and don't mind doing it."

KRMD People As you can see, KRMD is a station that

gets involved, and Smokey Hyde is a GM who does it with a capital "I." The Loui-

siana Broadcasters Association recognized him in 1980 as its "Broadcaster Of The Year." That same organization named KRMD as the state's "Station Of The Year" in 1981. Currently, Smokey is President of "Holiday In Dixie," a ten-day local Mardi Gras -type event.

As I alluded to earlier, whenever a station receives recognition on a national level, a great deal of the credit must go to the PD


On The Air At KRMD:Time Well Spent Like any good PD, Tom was very quick to

hand out kudos to his airstaff for the fine jobs they have done. Here are the people on the air, with the number of years they have been at the station (which, by the way, is further testimony to the success KRMD has enjoyed). By looking at the length of time these folks have been with the station, one can see that KRMD must be a mighty fine place to work.

KRMD-FM

Paul Baln (9) Chris Michaels (2) Curtis Alexander (5) Dave Block (4)

Edith Barton (1)

KRMD (AM) K.C. Daniels (3) Don Allison (2) Bill McFadden (7) Sonny Harrille (15) K.C. Daniels

Chris Michaels Curtis Alexander

Bill McFadden

Dave Block

Don Allison


R&R/Friday. May 1 1 , 1984

Nashville This Week

SHARON ALLEN

Play Ball. . . In Nashville When warm weather hits Nashville ... the games begin. Barbara Mandrel! gears

up for her Celebrity Softball Classic, to be held this year on Memorial Day at Nashville's Vanderbilt stadium. This year's team line ups will again feature a full roster of national sports and television personalitites, as well as an array of country music entertainers. Celebrities were also asked to participate as umpires, base coaches, and announcers for the all-star game. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Children's Hospital.

And the CMA announces the team captains to its All-American Country Games, to be held this year on June 9, at the Vanderbilt Stadium. They are Brenda Lee - Red, Richard Sterban - White, and Lee Greenwood - Blue. The games are part of the regular Fan Fair activities and proceeds will benefit the Tennessee Special Olympics.

Pinkard & Bowden Stopping off in Nashville for a few days between

Country and rock station "whistle stop" dates, Sandy Pinkard (Pinkard & Bowden) shared some experiences with R&R. "We love doing morning shows, let me tell you ... we get up so early that there's no coffee or restaurants available and we just slap our faces a lot, try to wake up, knock around in the hallways, drink coca cola ... " Need -less to say Pinkard & Bowden have caused some reaction at radio. Pinkard particularly likes an Atlanta DJ's description of the group. "He said that we're living proof that the Three Stooges donated to a sperm bank." While on tour the group has inspired a few parody contests. Listeners sent in titles like "I Wan - na Love Your Dog, Rover" and another good one was "Of All The Girls I've Shoved Before."

Awards Texas Style Charley Pride launched his 1984 tour with four per-

formances at the Houston Astrodome, and became the first artist in the Astrodome's history to sell one million tickets to his performances there. The Houston Livestock and Rodeo Show directors responded with "Awards Texas Style." They presented Pride a gold ticket and plaque, a gold belt buckle illustrating the event, western art sculpture and boots and coat to match the occasion.

Pride Of The Astrodome: Pictured (l -r)

Houston Livestock Show GM Dan Gaddis,

three board members, Charley Pride and his

gold ticket, and HLS Exec. VP Dick Weekby.

Hone -e -e -y Ricky Skaggs's sweet talkin' doesn't remedy his girl

problems in his music video "Honey Won't You Open That Door." In fact, he seems to get into more trouble with every move he makes. For instance, the video starts with Ricky being thrown out of his apartment and increases in mania from there. But Ricky really shows how determined he is to win his "honey" back when he climbs up a ladder that leans against her apartment building. Unfortunately, the ladder slips and Ricky falls off ... and the comedy goes on.

Station Of The Year Continued from Page 50

and the stature he has attained. KRMD PD Tom Phifer has been heavily involved with the Federation Of International Country Air Personalities (FICAP), most recently serving on its board of directors. Tom also has worked in almost every aspect of the Country Radio Seminar for the past nine years; he currently sits on the board of directors of the Country Radio Broad- casters, the organization behind the CRS. Tom has been involved so deeply for so long because, as he puts it, "I thoroughly believe in it. I absolutely think it is the best thing going." Tom is also the Chairman of the scholarship committee for the CRS, responsible for seeing that the thousands of dollars generated by the Seminar each year get in- to the hands of deserving college students taking courses in broadcasting.

KRMD is truly a story of people and involvement. To Smokey, Tom, et al: R&R, along with the rest of the Country radio and country music world, join in congratulating you for being named "Country Radio Sta- tion Of The Year" by the Academy Of Coun- try Music. Thanks for doin' us proud in Shreveport, and we'll be watching for you on TV the night of May 14th!

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No.1 In The Big Apple Now that the winter books are out, I'll be taking a look at the results

in a number of different markets. This week it was my pleasure to talk with WRKS/New York VP/GM Lee Simonson and PD Barry Mayo. WRKS rebounded from the fall Arbitron with enough zest to outpoint WHTZ (Z100) for the #1 spot in town 12+. You'll find that the conversation with Simonson and Mayo serves as a good lesson in common sense and positive thinking.

Lee Simonson Barry Mayo

Before we get into the interview, take a look at these latest ratings in New York City among Black/Urban and CHR outlets: (ARB Winter '84)

WRKS 4.8 - 5.6 WHTZ 6.2 - 5.5 WKTU 3.5-4.0 WPLJ 3.5-4.1 WBLS 3.3-3.7 WNBC 3.0-3.0

As you can see, there's a very tight battle for supremacy in the country's largest and most lucrative market. Notice that all three Urban -formatted stations were up.

The Right Ingredients Regarding WRKS's leading perform-

ance, Lee began, "I don't think there are any easy answers for our present success, other than the fact that some people who sampled Z100 during its first full book decided to go elsewhere - either back to a station such as WPLJ, or to where they were before they got interested in Z100. I would attribute our success to good solid programming, as practiced by Barry Mayo and his staff. Now, I can't put a share figure on that because again, I can't figure out Ar- bitron and I don't think anyone else can, either. Anybody that can really explain the ups and downs of Arbitron deserves to be a multi -millionaire! It seems to me that the right programming, marketing, research, and advertising equals a good raido station. As far as I'm concerned, that's what hap- pened in the winter book."

Barry then interjected, "There is something to be said about consistency. When WHTZ hit this market like a bat- tleship last summer, the only contemporary music station in the city that didn't alter its format at all was WRKS. The other two Ur - bans tried to make counterprogramming adjustments to Z100 and they both took dives in the fall. These stations got hurt in the numbers, and I think it was because they confused their target audience. WRKS did not change. As a result, while we lost

15% some audience, we had the smallest de- crease in the fall book."

Mayo went on, "We continued on the same track, doing things the same way that we felt was correct and appropriate. Lee is right in that our local research last summer and into the fall showed many of our listeners had been sampling WHTZ. Thankfully, a lot of them came back. Those stations that overcompensated for WHTZ last year have obviously started to get back on track by having an up book this time."

KLEEER GETS MILEAGE FROM WJJS -In the course of a recent tour, Norman Durham of Kleeer dropped by WJJS/Lynchburg to visit with the station's Lad Goins. Goins is shown here looking on, as Durham test drives his Delorean.

Success & Sales Potential I asked Lee how Urban stations can

gauge their own success potential. Lee answered, "First, you've got to do your own market research to determine the viabili- ty of the format initially."

How long should an orgainzation stick it out with a new Urban format? Lee responded, "There's no pat answer to that one. Once you get into it, you have to develop some consistency and stay with it. At some point you'll hit your stride; you then must get out there and sell it."

But while Urban stations all over the country are doing well in the ratings, some are doing poorly at the agency level. It seems they either can't sell their numbers at all, or if they can, it isn't possible to ob- tain top dollars for their audiences. Why is this? Lee replied, "The fact of the matter is, it's easier to sell an A/C format than an Ur- ban Contemporary, mainly because of the ethnic content of an Urban station."

He continued, "No matter how you're ranked in the market, when you are in a competitive marketplace you've got to have a good, solid sales effort so you can with- stand the ups and downs that Arbitron in -

BAILEY'S SOLAR SCOPE - Lee Bailey, host of thé syndicated "Radioscope, " talked shop with Shalamar's Howard Hewitt during a recent Solar Records party. Bailey (I) is shown with

Lori Roane, Hewitt, and Radioscope editor Leonard Pitts Jr.

variably puts you through. Let's face it, we're all captives of what Arbitron says we are. If your sales effort is erratic and isn't strong enough to outlast a down period, you'll panic and get out of the format."

Confidence In The Format Stressing how important it is for Black/

Urban broadcasters to stand up for their approach, Lee pointed out, "The one thing you can't control is Arbitron, but you can control your product; you've got to have faith in it. If you're shaky in the format to begin with, then what happens is a self-fulfilling prophecy: a bad Arbitron comes out that you have trouble selling, and management says, 'See, the format's hard to sell,' or `It's hard to control.' That's why it's so important to have faith in your product, the direction of the radio station. Otherwise, any little blip that shows up in Arbitron will simply reinforce in the management's mind that the format doesn't work."

"You can't control Arbitron, but you can control your product; you've got to have faith in it." - Lee Simonson

Reinforcing his colleague's sentiments, Barry said, "A good example of that took place here around the end of 1982. At that time we were not in a good position, having suffered three down books; we were ranked third among the three Urban stations. How- ever, we took our radio station apart - started from zero. We made sure the station was on target for what we thought it should be, and then rebuilt it. As you can see, it has worked."

Looking Ahead What does the future hold for WRKS? Lee

responded positively, "Assuming the team remains intact, which I believe it will, and assuming the radio station remains consistent, which it will, you can expect more of the same from WRKS. By that I don't mean we're going to continue to be the number one station in New York; that's something Arbitron conferred on us. But I do think New Yorkers will continue to find consistency in our approach and a high -quality product they will hopefully continue to enjoy. Because of those things, we will always do well in this market ... we expect to!"

Barry ended by saying, "No radio station in four years has been #1 12+ in New York for two books in a row. As a programmer, I'd really get a kick if we could accomplish such a feat. The keys are remaining true to our audience, true to our direction, and keeping a consistently strong sales effort. That's what we're committed to here."

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NATIONAL Openings

Radio syndicator seeks local reps to sell format. Commissions with advancement potential. Resumes: All Hit Radio, 214 Hanover St., Boston, MA 02113. 16171 227-9789 EOE M/F 15-41

If You're Currently Employed, But Looking Tb Better Yourself .. .

We might have a great opportunity for you! WHYT/Detroit, a Capital Cities Communications station is building an incredible CHR team, with two key positions still available:

MORNING PERSONALITY: If you get good numbers, no matter what style, we'd like to hear how you do it! We need a Morning Killer to start off the Motor City's day. State -of -the -Art Studios, & a total support team are anxious to get a new leader in place. If you've "Got The Beef ..." Let's talk today!

PRODUCTION DIRECTOR: If you have the know-how & skills to make incredible production in our new, State -of -the -Art, Multi -Track Produc- tion studios, this could be the job for you! Heavy emphasis on station promos that can "Sizzle ..." as well as local commercial production. Cre- ativity, voice, & writing skills a must! Work with brand new JAM Jingles, and all the production toys you'd ever want!

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Openings

Katz Broadcasting

Company is growing...again! Pending FCC approval, WWLT(FM). Gainesville/Atlanta, will be joining the Katz Broadcasting family of 6 FM's and 3 AM's. We are currently looking for bright, aggressive broadcasters to fill key positions at WWLT and other Katz Broadcasting stations, where vacan- cies are anticipated due to internal promotions. Specifically, we are looking for

GENERAL SALES MANAGER PROGRAM DIRECTOR PROMOTION DIRECTOR* CHIEF ENGINEER* ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES* AIR PERSONALITIES* DATA SUPERVISOR/TRAFFIC

All of the above positions or categories are open or have openings in Atlanta. Please send resume and tape (if appli- cable) to: Robert Backman, VP Katz Broadcasting, c/o: K95FM Radio, 1502 South Boulder, Tulsa, OK 74119. Katz Broadcasting is an Equal Oppor- tunity Employer. (*May be filled from within the company, thereby creating opportunities at other Katz Broadcasting stations.)

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Unique Management Opportunity Do you have Radio Programming experience? Do you have Management experience? Do you know the Record Business? Are you interested in Dynamic Growth? ...National Scope?

...Challenge? Music related industry will hire Radio and/or Record experience. Resume to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #680, Los Angeles, CA 90067

Openings Syndicated news feature seeks stringers in D.C., Chicago, S.F., Dallas, NYC & Houston. T&R samples: Julian & Associates, Box 1984, Pomona, CA 91769. 14-271

EAST Ak personality for adult CHR in upstate NY college town. Copywriting experience a plus. T&R: Joe Moss, WZOZ, Box 1030, Oneonta, NY 13820. 15-111

Major market group operation opening 7 -midnight. Production background. T&R: Gary Mercer, PD, WYST-FM, 1111 Park Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21201. (5-111

High energy personality CHR 7 -midnight. First opening in four years. No beginners/calls. T&R: WLAN FM97, 252 N. Queen St., Lancaster, PA 17603. EOE M/F 15-111

Mature air personality wanted ASAP. 2 leaving for major market. Top A/C, good pay/conditions T&R: Bob Paiva, WSFM, Box 3433, Harrisburg, PA 17105. No calls. EOE M/F (5-111

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WBLI/Long Island has first midday opening in

8 years. Warm, friendly, energetic, lotsa production and public appearances. No card readers, no screamers. T&R and pictures to: Bill Terry, 2090 Route 112, Medford, NY 11763. No Calls. EOE M/F

Aggressive station has night & weekend openings. A/C mus have good news delivery & pleasant sound. WKVT/Brattleboro, VT 18021 2542343. Ken Irwin. EOE M/F 15-111

Summer resort, Easy listening station wants announcer. Good voice & production skills a must. T&R: Geoffrey Wheatley, WGMD, Box 530, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971. EOE M/F 15-111

Looking for T&R from personalities for hot CHR in central NY, especially morning pros. Wayne Summers, WKFM, 1022 Willis Ave., Syracuse, NY 13204. EOE M/F 15-111

ASYA VIM Experienced and Creative PD. Strong background In promotions and music. Great opportunity. Send resume and tapes to: CM, WSYB/WRUT, Box 249, Ruthland, VT 05701. EOE



Opportunities Openings

SE MA soft AOR seeking T&R for future opening. Jeff Damon, Box 1148, Vineyard Haven, MA 02588. EOE M/F 15-4)

Experienced parttime announcer & board operator needed. T&R: Randy Kabrich, WAVA, 5232 Lee Hwy., Arlington, VA 22207. EOE M/F 15-4)

Suburban NY AM/FM serious about news, seeks on -air reporter. T&R: GM, WNNJ/WIXL, Box 40, Newton, NJ 07880. EOE M/F (531

WSTV/Steubenville eseki g Big Band nighttime announcer. Automation knowledge required. Call Lee Conner, OM: (614) 283-4747 EOE M/F 15-4)

$75,000.00 AM drive performer needed for top -rated FM A/C station in

major market. Must have good voice, sense of humor, and folksy, conversational ability. Must also be able to follow format. Additionally, must be able to work with partner should station choose to develop two - person show. Forward one - page resume, cassette and photo to: Bob Henabery Associates, Inc., c/o Radio &

Records, 1930 Century Park West, #682, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Phone calls will not be accepted.

WHEB-AM seeks pertti e/RFins for Easy format that featuring nostalgia. Must live within communiting distance. T&R: Scott Hooper, Box 120, Portsmouth, NH 03801. EOE M/F 15-41

Suburban NY A/C AM & Country FM seeking full & part-time DJa. T&R: GM, WNNJ/WIXL, Box 40, Newton, NJ 07860. EOE M/F 15-4)

SOUTH Needed immediately, Production Director for WKYX. T&R: Frank Carvell, Box 2397, Paducah, KY 42001. EOE M/F (5-11)

Easy 104 has immediate opening for up, happy & natural adult performer. T&R: Ralph Rhoades, 137 So. Kings Dr., Charlotte, NC 28204. (5-11)

WXSS needs full airstaff, news & sales. T&R: 6114 Knightsbridge, Memphis, TN 38115. EOE M/F (5-11)

WLVV Sunbelt Top 50

Air Personality Warm Good Guy Always On Interesting Confident Well Informed Positive Prepared Mentally Young

If these qualities fit, we'd love to have your tape and resume. In return, a super company. great quality of life, excellent salary, profit sharing, and consulted by the Best-Fairwest- George Johns. T8R to: John Michaels. WLVV, 5237 Albemarle Rd.. Charlotte. NC 28212. EOE M,F

Announcers/production people needed. Must be top-flight. Join our team. Call Mr. Anthony 1305) 425-5052 (5-111

KKYX/San Antonio needs experienced parttime air -talent. Country experience prefered. Steve Warren, PD: 1512) 684-0068 (5-11)

1881111141:1820818031IC388118MiablINIMIC AORICHR Jocks

With hot production skills ... we want your bodies in Midwest medium market. Let's rock!! T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 century Park West, #685, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE.

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Openings Experienced repooer/anchor needed for progressive AM/FM. T&R: Jim Beasley, WGOW/WSKX, Box 11202, Chattanooga, TN 37401. EOE M/F 15-11)

Top rated WOIT, 100kw A/C now accepting T&R for future openings. Tom Pepper, Box 932, Florence, AL 35631. EOE M/F 15-11)

134 WQUE needs hot jocks) T&R: Chris Bryan, 1440 Canal St. Suite 800, New Orleans, LA 70112. EOE M/F 15-4)

Country giant has possible future full & part-time openings. T&R: Mike Chapman, WKIX, box 12528, Raleigh, NC 27605. No calls. EOE M/F 15-4)

PD needed for AM-stereo Country station. T&R: Eric Anderson, WNOE, 529 Bienville St., New Orleans, LA 70130. Experienced only) 15-41

****************** Program Director

This is a ground floor opportunity for a hands-on person to join a company with room for growth.

The individual we're looking for is probably working in a small or medium market; has about five years experience; and may not necessarily be a program director. Our Program Director will perform an air -

shift; work closely with the Operations Manager; and be totally committed to a quality product. If you listen to your station 24 hours a day - think creatively - and know when something is wrong (without being told) - you may be the person who gets in on the ground floor! Send resume, aircheck, production sample and other pertinent information to: Box 171501, Arlington, TX 76003 An Equal Opportunity Employer

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MIDWEST Adult communicators wanted at upper Great Lakes regional A/C. Great facilities & benefits. T&R: Jim Lien, WBWA, Box 207, Washburn, WI 54891. EOE M/F (5-11)

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14 WZI Great Jock with "real" personality needed! Have fun on morning drive new AM

stereo facility Oldies formatted. T&R to: Dave Winston, PD 14 WSAM, Box 1776, Saginaw, MI 48603. No calls.

WINIVERWWWIN

ND needed. T&R: Jim Scott, WCWC, Box 156, Rippon, WI 54971. EOE M/F 15-11)

FuB-Ure personality with minimum two years experience needed. Strong productions skills required. T&R: Ron Adkins, KM- JM, Box 4888, St. Louis, MO 63108. 15-11)

Top 50 Midwest AIC FM Needs Top Adult Morning Talent With Strong Ability to Relate and Entertain and Desire to Win. Join the Best. Send T & R to Radio &

Records 1930 Century Park West #686 Los Angeles, CA 90067

Anchor/reporter needed for medium market newsteam. Two years experience required. T&R: Dave Maurer, WSGW, Box 1945, Saginaw, MI 48605. EOE M/F 15-11)

WRMZ, stereo Country needs strong evening announcer. No calls. T&R: PD, 310 South High St., Columbus, OH 43215. EOE M/F (5-111

Top 10 Market Adult Contemporary We're searching for an extremely talented in-

dividual who has mastered an adult sound, sense of humor, self-discipline, excellent pipes, and relatable content to fill our morning drive slot. This is a truly excellent opening with a major broadcast chain. We understand the hesitation of sending tapes to a blind box ad.' and will therefore be handling each entry with extreme confidence. Rush tapes to: Prime Opening, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #681. Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Personality/communicator with excellent production skills for drive slot in NW Ohio. Contact us now. T&R: Ken Radel, Box 1507, Findlay, OH 45839. (419) 422-4545 EOE M/F (5-4)

Openings KFYR radio seeking applicants for News Director/morning news anchor. T&R: Dan Brennan, Box 1738, Bismarck, ND 58502. No calls. EOE M/F 15-41

Personality A/C needs midday jock now. Fancy production a

must. T&R: Don Carpenter, KFSB, Box 1395, Joplin, MO 84802. EOE M/F 15-41

970 AM RADIO

Fargo-Morhead's legendary full service/personality leader is searching for a dynamic pro to join our polished airstaff. New studios, great company, excellent compensation. Adult communicators only need 'to submit tapes and resumes to: Charlie Harrigan, Pro- gram Director, WDAY-AM, P.O. Box 2466, Fargo, ND 58108. EOE M/F

Production Director/announcer needed immediately. Excellent facilities, location & salary. Females encouraged. T&R: Bob Simmons, KB0100, Box 637, Minot, ND 58702. EOE M/F 15-4)

KOGA looking for sports/DJ combo. Minimum three years experience T&R: Dave Fowler, Box 509, Ogallala, NB 89153. EOE

M/F 15-4)

KODY Is looking for an experienced announcer/PBP combo to start ASAP. T&R: Steve King, 308 W. 4th, North Platte, NB

69101. EOE M/F 15-4)

Production/copywriter/announcer . Good voice & creative writing ability desired. T&R: KQDY, Box 94, Bismarck, ND 58502. EOE M/F 15-41

KOGA looking for PM drive/production. Minimum three years experience. T&R: Dave Fowler, Box 509, Ogallala, NB 89153. EOE M/F 15-4)

PRODUCTION PRO NEEDED NOW! At competitive Midwest FM leader! Offering good company, pay, benefits. Excellent equipment. Require creative, organized pro-

fessional. Prior on-air/automation/four-track experience helpful. Cassette, resume, salary to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West

#678, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F

KFEQ opening for ND/editor. Medium market, regional power AM. College prefered with two years news experience. Contact Gene Millard: 1816) 233-8881 1531

Chicago Is our competition & we're looking for news pros. No beginners. T&R: Jim Holly, WZVN, 1000 E. 80th PI., Mer- rillville, IN 46410. EOE M/F 15-41

Announcer with experience in commercial production. Must also read and write news/copy. Working with Satelitte Music Network. WRCI, Box 1844, Midland, MI 48840. EOE M/F 14-271

WEST KCOK/KJUG seeks DJ for immediate full-time. Should be experienced in production, remotas & dances. T&R: Carl Soares, 717 North Mooney, Tulare, CA 93274. EOE M/F 14-271

TALENT NEEDED: Major market West Coast A/C looking for personable morning talent. Team player, good production skills and personal appearances a

must. Warm and friendly, able to communicate concisely. Right money for right person. Cass- ette, photo, and resume to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #687, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F

KKBB seeking Chief Engineer for 50kw AM. Send Resume: Bill Struck, GM, 1790 Grant St., Denver, CO 80203. EOE M/F 15-111

Full -mimic* Country AM looking for full & pan -time personalities. T&R: KCMJ, Box 1826, Palm Springs, CA 92283. (5-111

KMOX looking for full -tine announcer. T&R: John Berry, 1765 N. Fine Ave., Fresno, CA 93727. EOE M/F (5-111

Want newaperson with excellent journalistic skills. Street smart, hard worker for aggressive CHR news operation. T&R: Box 60541, Las Vegas, NV 89160. EOE M/F 15-111

Openings NW broadcast group needs newsperson yesterday. T&R: Roger Dale, 1133 Kresky Rd., Centralia, WA 98531. EOE M/F 15-111

KOKS, northern CO's top CHR needs one-to-one midday personality. Picture, T&R: Rodger Meschke, Box K, Greeley, CO 80832. EOE M/F 15-111

Looking for morning personality, and e ND. T&R: Jim Schaeffer, Communications Systems II, 300 North 25th Suite 101, Bill- ings, MT 59101. EOE M/F 15-11)

Country FM, 40 mies outside Tucson needs personality. KAAV, Box 42977, Tucson, AZ 85733. EOE M/F 15-11)

Country KRSY has immediate opening for experienced morning personality. T&R: Tony Lucero, Box 1981, Rosewell, NM 88201. 1505) 822-0290 EOE M/F 15-11)

Dropping talk show, need overnight jock for BB/Nostalga format. T&R: Ted Brown, KYNO AM, Box 8029, Fresno, CA 93703. 15-11)

Strong morning personality wanted. Creative production & experience a must. Good salary & benefits. T&R: Gary Wolcott, KGAL, Box 749, Albany, OR 97321. EOE M/F 15-111

Wanted: A/C sr personality. Prefer CA local. No calls. T&R: Cabrillo Communications Inc., Box 5107, San Luis, Obispo, CA 93403. EOE M/F 15-11)

Copywriter/receptionist opening. Resume: Lou Mellini, KILO, Box 2080, Colorado Springs, CO 80901. EOE M/F (5-41

93 FM ROCKS ARIZONA

Top Programmer Opportunity

KDKB/Phoenix: Market leading Contem- porary AOR has immediate Program Man- ager opening for enthusiastic professional. Must be organized, creative, highly motivated, and a team player. Send resume (no calls please) to: Tommy Vascocu, Sr. VP/ GM, KDKB, 1167 W. Javelina, Mesa, AZ 85202. EOE

Top CHR looking for great air personality with good production. T&R: Sam Jackson, KRAK, 516 N. H Street, Lompoc, CA 93436. No calls. EOE M/F 15-4)

K -PLUS needs a solid rockin' midday jock. T&R: Jeff King, 600 Stewart St. Suite 303, Seattle, WA 98101. EOE M/F 15-41

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SALES WANTED KEZY Radio In Anaheim has hired some kill- ers from Nebraska, Alaska, Colorado and lo- cally. We still need one more. A salesperson In this market can earn upwards of $75,000 annually If he or she Is the right Individual. The station gets results; the money Is In the market. It's up to you ... give us a call. vic- tor Goldstein, General Sales Manager, (714) 776-1191 or Dan Mitchell, President. Open- ings are Immediate.

KRLA/Los Angeles needs 5-9am weekday producer/phone clerk & parttime promotion staffer. Contact Ann for appointment. 18181 793-333015-41

Just north of Sacramento, sits a hot little CHR needing to hear from you. T&R: John McCorkle, KRFD, Box 831, Marysville, CA 95901. No calls. EOE M/F 15-4)

KOME has an opening for a morning personality. Must have previous AOR experience. T&R: Pat Evans, PO, 1245 S. Win- chester BI., Sen Jose, CA 95128. No calls. 15-41

Nighttime personality with interest in sports PBP wanted. T&R: John Kelley, KLMR, Box 890, Lamar, CO 81062. EOE M/F 15-41

L.A.'s first commercial cable radio station is looking for on -air interns. T&R: KVMR, 21115 Devonshire #303, Chatsworth, CA 91311. 15-41

Program Director Morning Personality

Immediate opening. AM oldies station in Top 30 market. Southern California. Send tape, resume and salary requirements to: AM Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #683, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Major market AOR needs pert -timers. Experience required. Females encouraged. C&R: Jona Denz, KROY, Box 2424, Sacramento, CA 95811. 1531

Afternoon drive announcer needed immediately. No calls. T&R: Bill Donovan, PD, WOCA, Box 1056, Ocala, FL 32878.15-11)

Rare KKRQ opening, 100kw superstars. Strong airwork & ability to do creative professional production a muet. T&R: Ted Jacobsen, Box 2388, Iowa City, IA 52244. EOE M/F 15-4)

News anchor, future consideration being offered at KLMT/KREM. T&R: Gary Taylor, So. 5505 Regal, Spokane, WA 99203. EOE M/F 15-111

KDIA, San Francisco Bay area Urban needs e bright, witty, energetic & personable morning personality. T&R: Jeff Her- rison, Box 8432, Oakland, CA 94682. No calls. 15-41


R&R/Friday, May 1 1, 1984

Opportunities Positions Sought

I have worked NY, NJ. NC & MD. Looking for eirshift at CHR,

MOR or Oldies station. Must be major market, overnights considered. JAMES: (301) 749-4899 (5-11)

Motivation & product knowledge makes your station grow. Ex-

perienced OM/PD seeks A/C, CHR position in competitive market. Good background & ratings. TERRY: (816) 758-8881 (5-11)

Sportscaster ava bat 1000 with your listeners. Call collect for tape. FRANK: 15051 325-7623 (5-111

Part-timer to fa vacation or sick hours, MA or NH. Working evenings now. THOM WHETSTON: 1617) 345-1868 (5-111

Attention PD's/OM's, mature Urban voice needs a start! Go anywhere anytime for opportunity. Call AUSTELL: 1312) 547-8504, mornings cat. (5-11)

Sports/DJ/news seeks opportunity. B.S. Communications degree. Three years experience, professional & dedicated. JEFF DIPPOLD: (9161 9443271 (5-111

Trained, motivated, unused talent available) Nice sounding voice, B.A. Communications. Jock/news. Will relocate, anyshift. Try mel MICHAEL: (312) 652-8319 (5111

17 yew pro major market all-nighter seeks small/medium market willing to pioneer new sound. Available as PD yesterday. 1317) 899-2278 (5111

12 year veteran looking to program in small/medium market CHR or Country. BILL: (404) 876-2067 15-11)

K.C., Net tim. available in your town. Country without the corn. Pro looking. T&R on your desk this week. DON BURGESS, KLUK. (5-11)

ANDY CURRAN, PD of SE legend WABB in Mobile, looking for MW A/C programming position. 1205) 478-8294 (5-111

Fun, fun, fun,fun,fun,fun,fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun, fun. STEVE REYNOLDS: (4131 534-7772 15-11)

GMs And Consultants .. . If an "experienced" PD hasn't produced the re-

sults you're looking for, consider hiring a Pro-

grammer who can bring a different kind of ex-

perience to the table.

Acct. Mgr. with major international ad agency seeks PD position with contemporary FM. Prov- en background in positioning, research, marketing, creative development, media planning, and promotion. Responsible for management of national accounts (including beer) billing $50 million. Solid knowledge of music, promo - fion, rotation systems, production, research and staffing realized as former major market promotion director (FM AOR).

Bold, fresh, innovative ideas. Sound judgment. A unique opportunity for both of us. Call Robert at (312) 328-2987 or 446-3735 early AM or evenings. Will gladly provide references from leading radio execs.

WIN relocate anywhere! Three years experience WFSE FM, Speech Communications degree. MATT SCHAFT, Box 71, Edinboro, PA 18412. (5-11)

Seen pur pro in A/C, CHR & Country formats in medium markets, seeks major market gig. RUSS: 12031 877-7953 15-111

Depedable PD, CHR, A/C & Urban. Professional DJ with outstanding voice, delivery & prodution. Cincinnati area. SCOTT: (513) 528-5793 (5-111

Talented entertaining air personality. Creative production. Three years A/C, MOR experience. Seek West coast CHR or A/C. LARRY SCOTT: 19181 673-7877 or 671-4342 15-111

Sporti Director, eight years experience top 100 markets. Divi- sion 1 PBP, four year talk show host available now. BOB: (803) 248-3884 (5-111

Five years on -air in Detroit, programming experience in Toledeo. Looking to program medium market CHR. Let's win together. TRAVIS: (313) 285-3054 (5-11)

Humor, phones and involvement for top 50 market mornings. 1502) 425-5874 (5111

ND/delve anchor with news awards. Prefer Austin or San An- tonio but let's talk. DON: (402) 483-2450, after 8pm cet (5-111

Young, hard working and a team player seeking full-time announcing in small market. Good production, willing to relocate. MIKE BALLOU: (2181 881-6384 (5-11)

Wee only, announcer/communicator. 10 plus years experience in ell formats. Strong news/production. Big voice but not big headed. BARRY KENDALL: (8181 798-5257 15-11)

Veteran Sports/News Director looking to relocate. NCAA & minor league PBP, excellent reporting skills. JON RICHARDS. (406) 761-131015-111

16 year, six station team working pro ready to work. Let's build & work together. Excellent references & aircheck. CHUCK: (8191 244-0436 (5-11)

Hard working beginner with good pipes seeks opportunity. MARTIN: (216) 845-3281 1511)

Positions Sought Automation makes a great boat anchor. Help reduce the national debt. Hire me, stable & experienced. CHRIS: (206) 357-8935(5-111

Young, energetic lock with four years experience in medium market. Looking for AOR/CHR. Will relocate. PHIL: (2171 333 -2018 (5-11)

Currently PD/AM drive in Laredo, TX. Interested in on -air at larger market. Experienced in most formats of personality radio. THOM DAVIS: 15121 723-0600 15-11)

Major market pro, heavy personality. Programming/production drive time. Prefer SW or West coast at Country or CHR. ROSS BROOKS: 14041 991-2395 or 432-1721.15-111

Energetic molsci ee: put them in your air. Inventive production. 314 years at ZZ. STEVE: 17031 885-8044 (5-111

Do You Need A General Manager or Program Director?

Put my eighteen years experience to work for you! Prefer affiliation with News/Talk, all - News, MOR or Adult/Contemporary operation. Will offer best references. Let's talk! Chuck Carney, (616) 345-6424.

News anchor/reporter seeking to relocate. Five years major/medium market experience. Excellent reporting/writing skills. Professional. C. TAYLOR: (3121 :389-0808 (5-111

Experienced NO/ale personality/talk host seeks Great Lakes or West coast. JOHN: (5051 864-3124 15-111

11 years experlanca, currently market leader. Looking for CHR opportunity in top 50 market. STEVE: (2191 277-5463 15-111

I never thought it would happen to me. We have a new PD . .

I'm out. Nine year pro CHR, A/C & AOR. Prefer MW, E or medium market. CHRIS: 18181 775-2782 (5-11)

Minority jock, six year pro, looking for a major move. Currently working, serious inquiries only. 12051661-2890. (5-111

Radio continuity, tireri vers experience. Also a broadcast school graduate. FRAN VAN: (219) 931-2196 15-111

14 year pro, proven track record as PD Urban 95X/Jacksonville, FL. Looking for new opportunities with solid organization. STEVE: (904) 241-4957 (5-11)

Bey res 7 -midnight air personality seeks new growth opportunity. Will consider any CHR, A/C or AOR offer. MIKE: (4151 827-5787 15-111

Dependable CHR, A/C air -talent looking in SW area. Currently PM drive/Production Director. Interested in management position. SHAWN: (505) 722-9025 (5-111

KIRK RUSSELL, KOME/San Jose, KRUX/Phoenix, WXXP- /Cleveland seeks aggressive West coast station. Good production, programming experience. 14081378-348315-11)

Ambitious news anchor/reporter with major market experience seeking new opportunity. Great references, college degrees. Will relocate, any format. TODD: (3121 584-1359 15-11)

Promotions that eniwnca station image, increase visibility and make money. Can also pull airshift. HOLLY: 12121 332-8805 15-41

Billboard Award Winner

Billboard AOR personality Of The Year for Small Markets seeks career opportunity. Presently Asst. PD at "Super- stars" outlet. Over 7 years experience on -air; programming; production; promotions. BSC. Stable one-on-one communicator. MARK LAPIDUS (919) 347-1836.

Available now. 30 years radio/TV experience. News, publi relations, DJ, talk shows. TED CONNER: 15131 860-2911 15-41

Talent, experience, smarts, dedication, music, research, production & creativity. What more do you went? I've got that too. KARYN KASI: (309) 452-2254 14-13)

c./14ozningt and cAlotE

Ratings and Revenue ... this act delivers!! Dynamite AM Drive, programming know-how, innovative promotions. Available now to Ag- gressive A/C FM. Medium to major market. (609) 737-1421.

Long IWrd/NY versital air talent with four years experience seeks full-time shift with opportunity in promotion/production. DEBBIE: (8161747-2415 or 429-4155.15-4)

Looking for experience? Three years PD, five years in radio. PO of small market A/C giant looking for larger market/challenge. JIM ALEXANDER: (3081 782-1400 or 782-8927 15-41

Positions Sought JOHN VOLPE, 15 year pro with programming experience at KFI, 897, KOPA & KGGI. Looking for PD or MD position. (5041 891-0833 (5-41

Friendly sounding announcer, 715 years experience. Currently part-time in Akron. KEN: (2181 253-2879 15-41

ORIGINALS Biondi, Lujack, 'mus, Ingram, Owens, Arm- strong: The originals are few, few are left, what's new? Got one!!! He rocks, he talks, walks like a man, and the ladies like his style. Majors Only! Respond through: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #684, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

MIKE BRADFORD, witty polished relatable pro. Six years experience in Baltimore, Nashville & Sal Lake City now available. (8051 332-8891 (5-41

Announcer with good voice seeking opportunity. Experienced in AOR & A/C formats, traffic & automation. Anxious to move into production. (5021 381-5728 (541

GARY RYDER, 15 year pro, KRBE & KILT personality, looking for good bucks, Southern gig. Consider daypart PD, medium or major market. (713) 353-0382 1541

Major Market Assistant PD/MD And morning talent, seeks to program medium -market, CHR FM. Young, stable professional with great numbers, currently employed. Serious, confidential inquiries with best offer to: Programming, Box 540381, Houston, TX 77254.

Looking for auge & spics? Here's your pot of gold. Major market personality/producer. Background in news, music research. BRANDY: (3131 838-4744 (5-4)

KEVIN EVANS, Pittsburgh TV announcer, in "Flashdance," and former DJ now available for CHR & A/C format. 14121 858-5834 (5-41

Tiree years experience including WDUZ & WKAU/Green Bey. Interested in eirshift & promotions. Prefer MW, CHR or A/C. CHRIS HANSEN: (4141 739-3746 (5-41

10 YEAR PRO Including WNAP & WFMS, Indianapolis

seeks AM drive talk/music/full service, fun oriented, A/C personality show, Interest- ed? Let's talk! John Dial, (317) 849-5533.

Profeasional news reporter/broadcaster. Over 10 years experience. Currently with Voice of America as newswriter in

Washington D.C. STEVE MICHAELS: 13011 340-2298 (5-4)

Production pro seeking L.A. area production or directing position. Formerly KMET & national programs/spots. Excellent references & credits. CHRIS: (8181 790-7621 (5-4)

Lady DJ with experience in the L.A. area, seeking weekend air - shift, Urban, A/C or CHR. Dedicated, friendly, warm & know production. KEW KAWASAKI: (213) 884-7168 15-41

Seen year pro with production background, seeking a professional station in MW. DOUG BURTON: (712) 362-5847, 7pm- noon cat 15-41

WENDY WHITE, Black female announcer, newscaster, talk host. 10 years of broadcasting experience in major markets. Looking to do news. (21 31 388-2853 15-4)

Talented female performer seeks work as DJ/news/commercial announcer. Recent broadcast school graduate. Chicago or en- virons prefered. KATHY ROBINSON: (3121 628-4709 15-41

l've got the goods if you've got the gig. Seeking AOR opportunity anywhere. DAVE: (6151 883-5924 (5-41

Young, yet experienced newsman with 8 years in commercial radio. Dependable self-starter with awards to prove it. TERRY: 1703) 433-0047 14-20)

Know the tune. Can I wenn up? Some experience, educated, excellent communication skills, persevering & enthusiastic. JANET LYNCH: (808) 289-6193 or 1502) 895-5208 (5-41

Former }felon jock now in news & perttime jock. I want back into fulltime announcing. WAYNE BYERS: (701) 251-2336 15-4)

19 years on-ak, looking for small market morning show. Per- manence & security over money. JOHN WILLIAMSON: (5051 378-4284 (5-41

Morning entertakw, creative, humorous A/C communicator. 12 years in radio, major & medium markets. Programming know how. Currently in West. (213) 306-8430 (5-41

KITS broadcasting workshop graduat*, formerly of KANC & KBYR/Anchorage. Recently at KPRD & KZNS/Barstow. Seeking small market. RICHARD GUTIERREZ: 16191 252-4807 (5-41

Positions Sought Excellent voice, working part-time in Davenport IA. Went combination DJ/news. Experienced PBP & production. Available May 21st. RANDY: (3191 355-4212 or 355-4353 15-41

Ready for a move. 5t4years in Urban/Blak format. Ready to relocate. Good pipes. Let's talk. MIKE: (7041 885-7188 1541

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Paul S. Gundlach appointed Account Executive Young & Rubicam/New York

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R&R'Friday. May 1 1 , 1984

National Music Formats Added This Week

BPI John Iles (800) 4269082

Adult Contemporary ALABAMA "When We Make Love" HOMI & JARVIS "Friend Of A Friend" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle"

Country Living JOE STAMPLEY & JESSICA BOUCHER "Memory Lane" JANIE FRICKE "If The Fall Don't Get You" EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" TOM JONES "This Time" WRIGHT BROTHERS "Southern Women" KAREN BROOKS "Born To Love You"

Peters Productions, Inc. Debbie Welsh (619) 565-8511

Country Lovin' JOHN ANDERSON "I Wish I Could Write You A Song" EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" KENNY ROGERS & DOTTIE WEST "Together Again" RONNIE MILSAP "Still Losing You" MARK GREY "If All The Magic Is Gone"

The Great Ones LAURA BRANIGAN "Self Control" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle" LaTOYA JACKSON "Heart Don't Lie"

Concept Productions Dick Wagner (916) 782 7754

CHR VAN STEPHENSON "Modern Day Delilah" CHICAGO "Stay The Night" POINTER SISTERS "Jump (For My Love)" JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming"

Drake-Chenault Bob Laurence (818) 883 7400

XT -40 POINTER SISTERS "Jump (For My Love)" JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle" EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl"

Contempo 300 STEVE PERRY "Oh Sherrie" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle" MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise"

Great American Country DON WILLIAMS "That's The Thing About Love" JANIE FRICKE "If The Fall Don't Get You"

Satellite Music Network George Williams (214) 343-9205

The Starstation JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle" MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Disenchanted"

Country Coast -To -Coast JANIE FRICKE "If The Fall Don't Get You" EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love"

Rock America STYLE COUNCIL "My Ever Changing Moods" VAN STEPHENSON "Modern Day Delilah" BILLY IDOL "Eyes Without A Face" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle"

TM Programming Cal Casey (214) 634-8511

Stereo Rock EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle" HOWARD JONES "What Is Love" MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" JEFFERSON STARSHIP "No Way Out"

TM A/C JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle"

TM Country WHITES "Forever You" RONNIE MILSAP "Still Losing You" KAREN BROOKS "Born To Love You" DON WILLIAMS "That's The Thing About Love" EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" TOM JONES "This Time"

Century 21 Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121

The Z Format EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl" DAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" JEFFERSON STARSHIP "No Way Out"

The A/C Format LaTOYA JACKSON "Heart Don't Lie" JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" CHRISTINE McVIE "Love Will Show Us How"

Super -Country WHITES "Forever You" DON WILLIAMS "That's The Thing About Love" LEE GREENWOOD "God Bless The USA" TOM JONES "This Time" MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Disenchanted" BURRITO BROTHERS "My Kind Of Lady" BELLAMY BROTHERS "Forget About Me"

Media General Broadcast Services Bob Dumais (901) 320-4433

ACtion LaTOYA JACKSON "Heart Don't Lie" JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle" PEABO BRYSON "If Ever You're In My Arms Again" FRANK STALLONE "Darlin"' MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" DAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" B.J. THOMAS "The Whole World's In Love When You're Lonely"

Your Country JANIE FRICKE "If The Fall Don't Get You" JOHN ANDERSON "I Wish I Could Write You A Song" EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" JOE STAMPLEY & JESSICA BOUCHER "Memory Lane" STEPHANIE WINSLOW "Baby Come To Me" RONNIE MILSAP "Still Losing You"

Hit Rock JERMAINE JACKSON "Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming" CHICAGO "Stay The Night" POINTER SISTERS "Jump (For My Love)" CULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle" EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl'

Radio Arts John Benedict (818) 841-0225

Country's Best

WRIGHT BROTHERS "Southern Women" BANDANA "Better Our Hearts Should Bend" MEL TILLIS "New Patches" BILL MEDLEY "I Still Do" RONNIE MILSAP "Still Losing You" STEPHANIE WINSLOW "Baby Come To Me"

Soft Contemporary PEABO BRYSON "If Ever You're In My Arms Again" MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" ALABAMA "When We Make Love"

Sound 10 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Disenchanted" PEABO BRYSON "If Ever You're In My Arms Again" MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" ALABAMA "When We Make Love"

Transtar Chick Watkins (303) 578-0700

Adult Contemporary

JULIO IGLESIAS & WILLIE NELSON "To All The Girls I've Loved Before" SHAKIN' STEVENS "I Cry Just A Little Bit"

Country Tom Casey (213) 460-6383

GARY MORRIS "Between Two Fires" STATLER BROTHERS "Atlanta Blue" KENNY ROGERS "Eyes That See In The Dark"


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May 11, 1984 O STEPS AHEAD/Modern Times (Musician/Elektra) 0 COUNT BASIE & HIS ORCHESTRA/88 Basie Street (Pablo)

3 3 EARL KLUGH/Wishful Thinking (Capitol) 2 4 TANIA MARIA/Love Explosion (Concord Picante) e © McCOY TYNER/Dimensions (Musician/Elektra) 4 6 CARLA BLEY/Heavy Heart (ECM)

11 Q PAT METHENY w/C. HADEN & B. HIGGINS/Rejoicing (ECM)

5 8 BRANFORD MARSALIS/Scenes In The City (Columbia) to Q GEORGE HOWARD/Steppin' Out (TBA/Palo Alto) 7 10 MILT JACKSON QUARTET/Soul Route (Pablo) 9 11 ALIVEI/City Life (Alive)

15 PLAYBOY JAZZ FESTIVAL/Playboy Jazz Festival (Musician/Elektra) 17 ® EMILY REMLER/Transitions (Concord) 18 JOHN BLAKE/Maiden Dance (Gramavision) 16 ® CARMEN McRAE/You're Looking At Me (Concord) 21 CRUSADERS/Ghetto Blaster (MCA) 12 17 OSCAR PETERSON QUARTET/A Tribute To My Friends (Pablo)

14 18 LARRY VUCKOVICH w/JON HENDRICKS/Cast Your Fate (Palo Alto) DEBUT (0 T. BLANCHARD & D. HARRISON/N.Y. Second Line (George Wein/Concord)

zo 20 BLUE SKY/Blue Sky (C.T.) 13 21 PHIL UPCHURCH/Name Of The Game (Jam) 22 © DON RANDI & QUEST/California '84 (Bee Pee)

DEBUT ® KENT JORDAN/No Question About It (Columbia) 24 24 BILL EVANS/The Paris Concert, Edition 2 (Musician/Elektra) 29 ® J.J. JOHNSON/Things Are Getting Better (Pablo)

26 26 JIMMY PONDER/Down Here On The Ground (Milestone/Fantasy) 30 ffl JAMES NEWTON/Luella (Gramavision)

DEBUT 11, C) ELLA FITZGERALD/ANDRE PREVIN/Nice Work If You Can Get It (Pablo)

25 29 WEATHER REPORT/Domino Theory (Columbia)

19 30 JEFF LORBER/In The Heat Of Thr Night (Arista)

Black/Urban stations contributing to Jazz: 1 WKND/Hartford, Melonae McClean; WGIV/Charlotte, Hal Harrill; WJAX/Jacksonville, Chris'

f Turner;KJCB/Lafayette, Beatrice Evans; WYLD-FM/New Orleans, Brute Bailey; WGCI/Chi- cago, Graham Armstrong; WDMT/Cleveland, Dean -Dean Rufus; WVOI/Toledo, Maxx My- rick; XHRM/San Diego, Duff Lindsey.

NEW & ACTIVE ANITA GRAVINE "Dream Dancing" (Progressive) 11/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 4, WBFO, KUHF, WMOT, KMHD. Heavy: WUWU. Medium: KJAZ, KPLU.

SANDY OWEN "Euphonia" (ivory) 11/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WLOQ, KWMU. Medium: WIAN, KUOP, WMGI.

aKENNY BURRELL "Groovin' High" (Muse 10/6 Rotations: Heavy 3/2, Medium 2/1, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WNOP, WKSU, KMCR, KUOP, WHRO, KLCC.

Heavy: KJAZ. Medium: KPLU.

BILL EVANS "Living In The Crest Of A Wave" (Musician/Elektra) 10/4 Rotations'. Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4,: WBEE, WJZZ, KTCJ, WUSF. Medium: WKSU, WHRO, KLCC. MICHEL PETRUCCIANI "100 Hearts" (George Wein/Concord) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/2, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WNOP, KJAZ, WHRO. Heavy: KCRW, KXPR. Medium: KUOP,KPLU, WUSF.

PETER SPRAGUE "Musica Del Mar" (Concord) 9/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WEAA, WNOP, KADX, KSBR. Medium: WLOQ, KCRW, KPLU, WHRO, WUSF.

ETTA JONES "Love Me With All Your Heart" (Muse) 9/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WKSU, KMCR. Heavy: WBFO, KPLU, WHRO. Medium: WEAA, WIAN, KKGO, KJAZ.

STAN GETZ & CHET BAKER "Line For Lyons (Storyville) 8/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WBEE, KLON, KSBR, KCRW.. KUOP. Heavy: WNOP. Medium: KKGO, WNUR.

STAN GETZ "Stan The Man" (Verve) 7/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/2, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WLOO, WNOP, KADX. Medium: WBFO, KLON, KKGO, KXPR.

JULIE KELLY "We're On Our Way" (Pausal 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KADX. Heavy: WBGO. Medium: WUWU, KUHF, WIAN, KWMU.

PASSPORT "Man In The Mirror" (Atlantic) 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 0/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KSBR. Heavy: KERA-FM, WMGI, KWMU.

Columbia Presents Another New And Exciting Artist .. .

KENT JORDAN 'No Question About R"

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PAT METHENY w/HADEN & HIGGINS (11) Rejoicing (ECM)

KENT JORDAN (8) No Question About It (Columbia)

KENNY BURRELL (6) Groovin' High (Muse)

BILL EVANS (6) The Paris Concert...(Musician/Elektra)

GEORGE HOWARD (6) Steppin' Out (TBA/Palo Alto)

EMILY REMLER (6) Transitions (Concord)

STEPS AHEAD (17) Modern Times (Musician/Elektra)

McCOY TYNER (14) Dimensions (Musician/Elektra)

COUNT BASIE & HIS ORCHESTRA (13) 88 Basie Street (Pablo)

EARL KLUGH (11) Wishful Thinking (Capitol)

PAT METHENY w/HADEN & HIGGINS (10) Rejoicing (ECM) CARLA BLEY (8)

Heavy Heart (ECM)

STEVE TIBBETTS "Safe Journey" (ECM) 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 3/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WBEE. Heavy: WDET, WNUR, KWMU. Medium: KUHF,

KXPR.

LUIS ARTEAGA "Collage (Pausa) 7/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0, Heavy: WLOQ, KTCJ. Medium: KERA-FM, KJZZ, KKSN.

QUINCY JONES "Birth Of A Band" (Emarcy) 6/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 2/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WHOP KADX, KLON, KPLU. Medium: KKGO.

MAX ROACH "Standard Time" (Emarcy) 6/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 3/1, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WBFO, WKSU, KADX. Heavy: WDET. Medium: WBGO, KKGO.

ALEX de GRASSI "Southern Exposure" (Windham Hill) 6/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WEAA. Heavy: KWMU. Medium: WBBY, KMHD.

DAVE GRUSIN "Night -Lines" (GRP) 5/5 Rotations: Heavy 3/3, Medium 0/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WGBH, KTCJ. Heavy: WUWU, KERA-FM, WMGI.

BUNNY BRUNEL "Ivanhoe" (Inner City) 5/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, KUHF, KPLU, KWMU. Heavy: KJZZ.

EDDIE "CLEANHEAD" VINSON "Hold It Right There" (Muse) 5/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1 /0, Light 4/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KUOP, KPLU, WHRO. Medium: KKGO.

BILLIE HOLIDAY "Embracable You" (Verve) 5/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/1, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KLON, KXPR. Heavy: WBFO, WKSU.

WOOÓY JAMES & L.A.C.C. JAZZ BAND "Zinger" (Sea Breeze) 5/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WBFO, KSBR. Medium: KUOP.

HANK JONES "Relaxin' At Camarillo" (Savoy) 5/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/1, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WBEE, WUSF. Heavy: KLCC. Medium: WKND.

DON SEBESKY "Full Cycle" (GNP Crescendo) 5/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 0/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, KSAX, KMHD. Heavy: KJAZ. Medium: WBFO, KADX.

BOB MOSES "Visit With Great Spirits" (Gramavision) 5/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/1, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WBGO. Medium: WDET.

AMINA CLAUDINE MYERS TRIO "Circle Of Time" (Black Saint) 5/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 1/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KWMU. Heavy: WGBH, KUHF, WDET. Medium: WBGO.

BERT LIGON & CONDOR "Dancing Bare" (Sea Breeze) 5/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0, Heavy: WBEE. Medium: WIAN.

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_ 47 Reporters & Current Reports

The following stations called in a frozen playlist this week:

WIAN/Indianapolis WYLD-FM/New Orleans

XHRM/San Diego KJZZ/Seattle

The following station failed to report this week and

therefore its playlist was frozen:

KKGO/Los Angeles



Black/Urban CHART EXTRAS

CHERYL LYNN This Time (Columbia)

62% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 24/0, Light 20/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WKND. Heavy: WGIV, WJAX, WLVW, KOKA. Medium: WWIN-FM, WILD. WDIA. WCIN, WJMO, KACE, XHRM, KNOW, WATV, WENN, WPEG, Z93, WKXI, WPDQ, KJCB, WLOU, WBLX, KHYS, WANT, WWDM, WANM, WQKS, WDAO, WTLC.

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BREAKERS® "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

PATRICE RUSHEN Feels So Real (Won't Let Go) (Elektra)

70% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 10/2, Medium 15/3, Light 25/11, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 20, WWIN-FM, WVEE, KKDA-FM, KMJQ, WJMO, KMJM, KACE, XHRM, WKND, WRDW, Z93, KJCB, WJJS, WQQK, WANT, WANM, WOKS, WDAO, KDIA, KUKQ. A most added record. Debuts at number 30 on the Black/Urban chart.

ROGER In The Mix MB)

66% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 14/3, Light 26/17, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 26 including WXYV, WDAS, WDJY, KRNB, WHRK, WBLZ, WJMO, WZAK, WGPR, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WPEG, WKXI, KJCB, KHYS, WANT, WVKO, WLTH, WTLC, KDKO. This week's most added record. Debuts at number 37 on the Black/Urban Chart.

ROCKWELL Obscene Phone Caller (Motown)

66% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 6/1, Medium 21/1, Light 24/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WILD, WDJY, WHRK, KMJM, KJCB, WANT, WAAA, WVOI. Heavy: WZEN-FM, Z93, WJMI, WWDM, WVKO. Debuts at number 33 on the Black/Urban chart.

LENNY WILLIAMS Always (Rocshire)

65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 26/0, Light 20/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WGPR, WKND, WPLZ. Heavy: WDAS, KKDA-FM, WJAX. Medium: WWIN-FM, WXYV, WVEE, KRNB, WDIA, WBMX, WGCI, WCIN, WJMO, WZEN-FM, KACE, KJLH, XHRM. Debuts at number 36 on the Black/Urban chart.

EARONS Land Of Hunger (Island)

64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 24/0, Light 23/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, KDAY, WKND, KJCB, WLVW, KHYS. Heavy: WDAS, Z93. Medium: WWIN-FM, WXYV, WRKS, WAMO, WHUR, WEDR, WAIL -FM, WGCI, WZAK, WGPR, KJLH, KSOL. Moves 39-38 on the Black/Urban chart.

R.J.'S LATEST ARRIVAL Shackles (Golden Boy/Quality)

62% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 20/0, Medium 12/0, Light 15/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, KMJQ, WKND, WLTH. Heavy: WDAS, KKDA-FM, KRNB, WHRK, WZAK, WATV, WENN, WOIC, WKXI, WJAX, KJCB, WBLX, KHYS, KOKA, WANM, WDAO, WKWM, WTLC, WWWS, KDKO. Moves 38-26 on the Black/Urban chart.

CHERRELLE I Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Tabu/CBS)

60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 21/3, Light 16/5, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, WWIN-FM, WVEE, WDMT, WZAK, WLVW, WPLZ, WANM, WOKS, WAAA, WVOI. Heavy: WDRQ, WJLB, KMJM, WZEN-FM, KDAY, WTLC, WWWS. Debuts at number 34 on the Black/Urban chart.

NEW & ACTIVE O'JAYS "Extraordinary Girl" (Philadelphia International/CBS) 45/3 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 23/0, Light 13/3, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 3, WDMT, WQQK, WOKS. Heavy: WWIN-FM, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, WOIC, WJAX, WPDQ, KOKA, WAAA. Medium: WDAS, KRNB, WBMX, WGCI, WCIN, WZAK, KJLH, KSOL, WNHC, WATV, Z93, WGIV, WOMG, WKXI, W8LX, WLVW, KHYS, WANT, WWDM, WANM, WTLC, KDIA, KUKQ. Moves 38-35 on the Black/Urban chart.

LaTOYA JACKSON "Heart Don't Lie" (Private I/CBS) 44/19 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/3, Light 27/12, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 19, WWIN-FM, WILD, WHRK, WZAK, WGPR,

WZEN-FM, WATV, Z93, WQMG, WPLZ, KHYS, WANT, WWDM, WANM, WOKS, WAAA, WWWS, KDIA, KUKQ. Heavy: WAOK. Medium: KRNB, WDIA, KDAY, WNHC, WJAX, WLVW, KOKA, WVKO, KDKO.

L.J. REYNOLDS "Touch Down" (Mercury/PolyGrem) 44/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/1, Light 30/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WDJY, WYLD-FM, WORD, KOKA, WAAA, WDAO, WTLC, KDKO, KDIA. Heavy: WANM. Medium: WWIN-FM, WILD, WVEE, WDIA, WCIN, WJMO, WZAK, KACE, XHRM, WLTH, WKWM, WWWS.

QPEABO BRYSON "If Ever You're In My Arms Again" (Elektra) 41/20 Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 13/4, Light 20/10, Extra Adds 6, Total Adda 20, WXYV, WILD, WVEE, WHRK, WAIL -FM,

WBMX, WZAK, VI/ZEN-FM, KDAY, XHRM, WKXI, KJCB, WLOU, WLVW, WANM, WVKO, WDAO, WKWM, WLUM, KUKQ. Heavy: WDAS, KACE. Medium: WHUR, WAOK, WBLZ, WATV, WJAX, WOKS, WAAA, WWWS, KDIA.

STAPLE SINGERS "H -A -T -E (Don't Live Here Anymore)" (Private I/CBS) 41/1 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 24/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WWWS. Heavy: WAOK, WDIA, WGIV, WOIC, WJAX, KOKA, WTLC. Medium: WWIN-FM, WXYV, WDAS, WAMO, KRNB, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WCIN, WZEN-FM, KSOL, WAN, WENN, WPEG, WKXI, WPOO, WBLX, WLVW, WPLZ, KHYS, WWDM, WAAA, WDAO, WLTH, KDIA.

WORLD'S FAMOUS SUPREME TEAM "Hey D.J." (Island) 40/8 Rotations: Heavy 10/1, Medium 11/2, Light 18/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, WHUR, WHRK, WDRQ, KMJM, XHRM, Z93, KOKA, KUKQ. Heavy: WRKS, WDAS, WGPR, KACE, KDAY, WNHC, WRDW, WLVW, WDAO. Medium: KKDA-FM, WDMT, WJLB, KJLH, KNOW, WOIC, WWDM, WTLC, WWWS.

JOCELYN BROWN "Somebody Else's Guy" (Vinyl Dreams) 39/5 Rotations: Heavy 18/0, Medium 11/0. Light 10/3, Extra Adda 2, Total Adds 5, WJLB, WOIC, WPDQ, WPLZ, WTLC. Heavy: W WIN - FM, WILD, WRKS, WDAS, WAOK, WVEE, WAIL -FM, WYLD-FM, WDMT, WJMO, WZAK, KDAY, KJLH, WKND, WNHC, WANM. Medium: WHUR, KKDA-FM, KRNB, WZEN-FM, KACE, XHRM, KNOW, WENN, WWDM, WOKS, WAAA. Debuts at number 31 on the Black/Urban chart.

DELLS "One Step Closer" (Private I/CBS) 37/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 15/1, Light 21/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WEDR, XHRM, KSOL, WLTH. Heavy: WAOK. Medium: WVEE, WDIA, WGCI, WCIN, Z93, WGIV, WPEG, WKXI, WJAX, KOKA, WWDM, WTLC, KDKO, KDIA.

RAY PARKER JR. "In The Heat Of The Night" (Arista) 37/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 16/0, Light 18/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KSOL, KHYS. Heavy: WYLD-FM, WBMX, WJMI. Medium: WWIN-FM, WXYV, WVEE, WGCI, WCIN, XHRM, Z93, WGIV, WOIC, WJAX, KJCB, WLVW, WOKS, WAAA, WDAO, WLTH.

PETER BROWN "They Only Come Out At Night" (Columbia) 37/1 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 15/O, Light 15/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WQOK. Heavy: WDAS, WDJY, WBMX, WCIN, KACE, WGIV, KOKA. Medium: WXYV, WHUR, WZEN-FM, KJLH, XHRM, Z93, WOMG, WJAX, KHYS, WWDM, WAAA, WTLC, KDKO, KUKO. Remains at number 40 on the Black/Urban chart.

0 STACY LATTISAW & JOHNNY GILL "Baby it's You" (Cotillion/Atco) 36/14 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/3, Light 21/7, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 14, WWIN-FM, WAMO, KKDA-FM, WBMX, WGCI,

WDRQ, KACE, WRDW, WAN, WBLX, WLVW, WOKS, WAAA, WLTH. Heavy: KDAY. Medium: WXYV, WZAK, Z93, WOIC, WJAX, WPDQ, WANM.

DIVINE SOUNDS "What People Do For Money" (Specific) 34/5 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 9/2, Light 17/3, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 5, WDIA, WEDR, WGCI, 293, WANT. Heavy: WILD, WRKS, WDAS, WZAK, WDRQ, WGPR, WJLB, WWWS. Medium: WDMT, KDAY, WNHC, WPLZ, WANM, WKWM, WVOI.

RUN D.M.C. "Rockbox" (Profile) 34/2 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 13/O, Light 14/2, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 2, WPOQ, WLUM. Heavy: WDAS, WEDR, WPEG, WJAX, WLOU, KOKA, WTLC. Medium: WRKS, KRNB, WZAK, WGPR, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WAN, WGIV, KJCB, WWDM, WANM, WAAA, WDAO.

ORBIT "Too Busy Thinkin' About -My Baby" (Quality) 30/1 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 10/0, Light 14/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KHYS. Heavy: WGPR, WPEG, WLOU, WLVW, WANM, WWWS. Medium: WAOK, WDRQ, WJLB, WRDW, WAN, WENN, WPLZ, WDAO, WKWM, WTLC.

EARTH, WIND & FIRE "Moonwalk" (Columbia) 30/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 16/O, Light 13/O, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0, WLVW. Heavy: WAMO, WAOK, WDIA, XHRM, WAN, WGIV, WPEG, WJMI, WKXI, WJAX, KJCB, WLOU, WWDM, WAAA, WTLC, WWWS.

MARGIE JOSEPH "Ready For The Night" (Cotilion/Atco) 27/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/O, Light 16/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda 3, KRNB, WQQK, WAAA. Heavy: WEDR, WAN, WANM. Medium: WWIN-FM, WILD, WRDW, WENN, WKXI, WPDQ, WTLC, WWWS, KUKQ.

MOST ADDED ROGER (26)

In The Mix (WB) PEABO BRYSON (20)

If Ever You're In My Arms Again (Elektra) PATRICE RUSHEN (20)

Feels So Real (Won't Let Go) (Elektra) LaTOYA JACKSON (19)

Heart Don't Lie (Private I/CBS) LATTISAW & GILL (14)

Baby It's You (Cotillion/Atco) JERMAINE JACKSON (13)

Tell Me I'm Not Dreaming (Arista)

HOTTEST

LIONEL RICHIE (37) Hello (Motown)

DENIECE WILLIAMS 1371 Let's Hear It For The Boy (Columbia)

BAR-KAYS (20) Freak Show On The Dance... (Mercury/PG)

SHANNON (17) Give Me Tonight (Mirage/Atco) YARBROUGH & PEOPLES (17)

Don't Waste Your Time (Total Exp./RCA)

ANITA BAKER "Feel The Need" (Beverly Glen) 27/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 13/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WAAA. Heavy: KKDA-FM, WJMO, KUKQ. Medium: WWIN-FM, WAOK, WCIN, KJLH, XHRM, WPEG, WNOO, WLOU, WLVW, WWDM, WKWM, WTLC, WWWS. HERBIE HANCOCK "Megamix" (Columbia) 26/12 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 6/1, Light 15/10, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 12, WAOK, KRNB, WDIA, WYLD-FM, WCIN, WZAK, WNHC, WQMG, WKXI, KJCB, KOKA, WTLC. Heavy: KACE, KDAY, WJAX, WPLZ. Medium: WRKS, KSOL, WPEG, WANM, WKWM.

WOMACK & WOMACK "Baby I'm Scared Of You" (Elektra) 26/7 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 7/0, Light 13/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WILD, WAIL -FM, WGCI, WDMT, WGIV, WBLX, WTLC. Heavy: WWIN-FM, WDAS, WEDR, WNHC, Z93. Medium: WRKS, WVEE, KACE, KJLH, KJCB, WANM, WAAA. DUKE BOOTEE "Live Wire (I Want A Girl That Sweats)" (Mercury/PolyGram) 26/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 17/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WXYV, WHRK, XHRM, WNHC, KUKQ. Heavy: WANM. Medium: KKDA-FM, WZEN-FM, WPEG, WLOU, WWWS.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION SMOKEY ROBINSON "And I Don't Love You" (Tamla/Motown) 24/14 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 16/11, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 14, KKDA-FM, WZAK, WZEN-FM, WOIC, WQMG,

WJMI, WPDQ, WBLX, WPLZ, WWDM, WAAA, WVKO, WLTH, KUKQ. Heavy: WVEE. Medium: WWIN-FM, WAOK, KDAY, WANM. SWITCH "Switch It Baby" (Total Experience/RCA) 24/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/2, Light 14/2. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, Z93, WJAX, WPDQ, KHYS. Medium: WWIN-FM, WILD, KRNB, WAIL -FM, WGPR, KOKA, WAAA, WDAO.

BREAK MACHINE "Street Dance" (Sire/WB) 24/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 16/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WILD, WROW. Medium: WGCI, WZAK, XHRM, WKND, KNOW, WATV, 293, WGIV, WOIC, WJMI, WLVW, WWDM, WAAA, WDAO, WLUM, KSOL.

JOHN ROCCA "I Want It To Be Real" (Streetwise) 22/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 15/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KOKA. Medium: WDAS, WYLD-FM, WGCI, WDRQ, WJLB.

CYNDI LAUPER "lime After Time" (Portrait/CBS) 20/3 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WHUR, WJJS, WKWM. Heavy: Z93, WQMG, WJAX, WOKS. Medium: WBLZ, XHRM, WPDO, WQ0K, KOKA, WANM, WLUM. MUSICAL YOUTH "Whatcha Talking 'Bout" (MCA) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 9/0, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WKND, WPLZ. Heavy: WKXI, KOKA. Medium: WILD, WHUR, WAOK, WDIA, XHRM, KSOL, WGIV, WPDQ.

HUMAN BODY "Make You Shake It" (Bearsvife/WB) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 7/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WAAA. Heavy: WDIA, WHRK, Z93, WKXI, KUKQ. Medium: KRNB, WCIN, KNOW, KJCB, WWDM, WTLC, WWWS.

TEENA MARIE "Dear Lover" (Epic) 19/0 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 11/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WAN, WOIC, WJMI, KJCB, WBLX. Medium: WWIN-FM, KKDA-FM, WZEN-FM, WENN, WGIV, WNOO, WQMG, WPLZ, WANT, WDAO, WLTH. JIMMY LEWIS "Street Freaks" (MCA) 18/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 14/8. Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 11, KKDA-FM, WEDR, WYLD-FM, WGPR, WZEN-FM, -

WAN, WPEG, KJCB, KOKA, WAAA, WWWS. FATBACK "Call Out My Name" (Cotillion/Atco) 18/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 18/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, KKDA-FM, WEDR, WDMT, WJMO, WAN, WOOK, WKWM. Medium: WZAK.

J. BLACKFOOT "I Stood On The Sidewalk And Cried" (Sound Town/Allegiance) 17/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/0, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WXYV, WDAS, WJJS, WAAA. Heavy: KRNB, WOIC. Medium: WJMO, WZAK, KJCB, WBLX, WLTH, WKWM. COLONEL ABRAMS "Leave The Message Behind The Door" (Streetwise) 17/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 10/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KOKA. Medium: WDAS, WDIA, WDMT, WJMO, WPEG, WPDQ.

TWILIGHT 22 "Siberian Nights" (Vanguard) 16/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/1, Light 9/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WVEE, WEDR, WDRQ, WJLB, KJCB. Heavy: KDAY. Medium: WDMT, WZAK, WGPR, WWWS.

T -CONNECTION "Take It To The Limit" (Capitol) 16/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WCIN, KJCB, WLVW. Medium: KKDA-FM, WNOO, WLOU, WBLX.

BLOODSTONE "Instant Love" (T-Neck/CBS) 15/10 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 12/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 10, WAOK, WCIN, KDAY, WNHC, WPEG, WPDQ, WANM, WLTH, WTLC, WWWS. Medium: KOKA.

FUNK DELUXE "This Time" (Salsoui/RCA) 15/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WAMO, WZEN-FM, KDAY, 293, WKXI, WWWS. Medium: WWIN-FM, KJLH, WGIV, WPEG.

CATCH "Get On Freak" (Variety Intl/ CBS) 14/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 8/3, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 3, KRNB, WRDW, KOKA, Medium: WAOK, WDIA, WKXI, WPDQ, KHYS.

HASSAN & 7-11 "City Life" (Easy Street) 14/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 11/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WXYV, WVEE, WCIN. Medium: WRKS, WDAS. FORCE MD'S "Let Me Love You" (Tommy Boy) 14/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WVEE, WNHC. Heavy: WDAS. Medium: WRKS, WZEN- FM, KACE.

MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Mystery" (Atlantic) 14/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WOIC, WWDM. Heavy: WWIN-FM. Medium: WAIL -FM, Z93, WQQK, WPLZ, KOKA.

GWEN McCRAE "Do You Know What I Mean" (Blackjack/Quality) 14/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda 2, WPDQ, WDAO. Medium: WAOK, WEDR. WBLX, WWWS.

STYLE COUNCIL "My Ever Changing Moods" (Geffen) 14/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WAOK. Heavy: WOIC. Medium: WOOK, KOKA. MADONNA "Borderline" (Sire/WB) 14/0 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 4/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WILD, WRKS, WDJY, WNHC, Z93, WQMG, WOKS, KDKO, KUKQ. Medium: XHRM, WVKOWLUM. JOHNNY MATHIS "Simple" (Columbia) 13/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 11/11, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 13, WILD, WAOK, KRNB, WDIA, WYLD-FM, WGCI, WCIN, KDAY, WJAX, KOKA, WANM, WTLC, KDIA.

COLORBLIND "Just Like In The Movies" (Capitol) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 1, KJCB. Medium: 293. DREAMBOY "Walk The Streets" (QWest/WB) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WKND. Medium: WAOK, KKDA-FM, Z93, WKWM, WWWS.

ROSE ROYCE "New Love" (Montage) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WHRK. Heavy: WEDR. Medium: WWIN-FM, WAMO, KKDA-FM, WGIV, WJAX, WTLC, WWWS.

KWICK "Too Lonely To Be Alone" (Capitol) 13/0 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 4/0, light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KKDA-FM, WDMT, WZAK, WAN, WENN, WJMI, KJCB. Medium: WGPR, WGIV, WLOU, WAAA. HAROLD MELVIN & THE BLUE NOTES "Don't Give Me Up" (Phily World) 12/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 1/0, Light 10/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, WXYV, WILD, WDAS, WZAK, WKND, WRDW, WBLX, WLVW, WANM. Heavy: WOIC.

BRASS CONSTRUCTION "Never Had A Gki" (Capitol) 11/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 8/6, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 9, WWIN-FM, WDAS, WDIA, WCIN, WZAK, XHRM, WOIC, WKXI, WLWM. Medium: KDAY, WWWS.

GEORGE CLINTON "Quickie" (Capitol) 11/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 1/1, Light 6/4, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 9, WDIA, WBMX, WGCI, WBLZ, WZAK, WOIC, WKXI, WWWS, WVOI.

PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK "I Just Carne Here To Dance" (Capitol) 11/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adda 2, WEDR, WPDQ. Medium: WAOK, KKDA-FM, WGIV, WJMI, WJAX.

RONNIE McNEIR "Come Be With Me" (Capitol) 11/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0, Light 7/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WBLX. Heavy: WILD, WYLD-FM. Medium: KOKA.

SUTTONS "Live It Up (Love It Up)" (Rocshire) 10/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 8/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 8, WDAS, KSOL, WOIC, WKXI, WJAX, KJCB, KOKA, KDIA, Medium: WWIN-FM.

ATLANTIC STARR "Second To None" (A&M) 10/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/2, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WWIN-FM, WILD, KDAY, WOIC, WLVW, WKWM. Heavy: WGCI.

PRETTY TONY "Fix h In The Mix" (Sunnyview) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/1, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KRNB, WDIA, WDRQ. Heavy: WEDR, WJAX. Medium: WVEE, WTLC.


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W W IN -FM/ Baltimore Keith Newman

LATOYA JACKSON PATRICE RUSHER BRASS CONSTRUCTIO ATLANTIC STARR LATTISAW & GILL CHERRELLE Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS ONE WAY CHANGE YARBROUGH & PEOPL D TRAIN

W XY V/Bahlmore Roy Sampson

3. BLACKFOOT NOMI & JARVIS PEABO BRYSON HAROLD MELVIN DUKE BOOTEE ROGER HASSAN & 7-11 MATS URA RA L'AMOUR Hottest: REAL TO REEL O'BRYAN JERMAINE JACKSON STAPLE SINGERS POINTER SISTERS

W ILD/Boston Elroy R.C. Smith

LATOYA JACKSON JOHNNY MATHIS HAROLD MELVIN MELBA MOORE WOMACK t WOMACK PEABO BRYSON ATLANTIC STARR DAZZ BAND ROCKWELL LATIMORE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE CAMEO DENNIS EDWARDS S HALAMAR ONE WAY

WKNDIHartford in Jordan/McLean

`ERMAINE JACKSON CHERYL LYNN BAN DALE RO RJ'S LATEST ARRIV LENNY WILLIAMS MENUDO I NDEEP HAROLD MELVIN EARONS MUSICAL YOUTH DREAMBOY PATRICE RUSHEN FRESH BAND Hottest: CAMEO LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS SHANNON JOCELYN BROWN

WNHC/New Haven James Jordan

BLOODSTONE CULTURE CLUB FORCE MD'S NV SUGAR HILL GANG DAN HARTMAN DUKE BOOTEE ROCKWELL HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: DENNIS EDWARDS JEFFREY OSBORNE DENIECE WILLIAMS ALISHA MENUDO

WRKSINew York i.tsyolOuartarone

NV DISCO 3

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JOCELYN BROWN DENNIS EDWARDS MENUDO MADONNA

WDASIPhiladelphla Joe Tamburro

HAROLD MELVIN BRASS CONSTRUCTIO SUTTONS ROGER SUPERIORS J. BLACKFOOT Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE WORLD FAMOUS SU JERMAINE JACKSON POINTER SISTERS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV

WAMO/Phtsburgh J.C. Floyd

JERMAINE JACKSON PATTI LABELLE LATTISAW i GILL FUNK DELUXE Hottest: JAMES INGRAM DENIECE WILLIAMS POINTER SISTERS O'BRYAN DEELE

WDJY/Washington, DC Den O'Nsll REAL TO REEL CULTURE CLUB STARPOINT MARCIA GRIFFITH LJ REYNOLDS ROGER Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS POINTER SISTERS CHANGE TIMMY THOMAS JERMAINE JACKSON

WHURIWashington, DC Libby Lawson

CHANGE CYNDI LAUPER WORLD FAMOUS SU PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: HALL S OATES ART OF NOISE SHALAMAR DENNIS EDWARDS BAR -RAYS

MIDWEST

WBMXIChicago Lee Michaela

PEABO BRYSON LATTISAW ¿ GILL JOE SIMON GEORGE CLINTON POINTER SISTERS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE TEMPTATIONS PETER BROWN PATTI LABELLE KENNY G

WGC1/Chlcago w Graham Armstrong

GEORGE CLINTON JERMAINE JACKSON WINDJAMMER LATTISAW & GILL DIVINE SOUNDS JOHNNY MATHIS WOMACK t WOMACK Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PATTI LABELLE CHANGE NEWCLEUS DENIECE WILLIAMS

WBLZICinclnnati Brian Castle

ROGER GEORGE CLINTON TIMMY THOMAS Hottest: LAID BACK LIONEL RICHIE YARBROUGH & PEOPI CULTURE CLUB S HALAMAR

WCINICincinnati Sid Kennedy

HASSAN & 7-11 HERBIE HANCOCK BLOODSTONE JOHNNY MATHIS BRASS CONSTRUCTIO Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE SHANNON IRENE CARA DENIECE WILLIAMS

WZAK/Cleveland Lynn Tolliver

ROGER JERMAINE JACKSON PEABO BRYSON CHERRELLE LATOYA JACKSON GEORGE CLINTON CAMEO TIMMY THOMAS HAROLD MELVIN BRASS CONSTRUCTIO SMOKEY ROBINSON HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JOCELYN BROWN DENIECE WILLIAMS TEMPTATIONS KWICK

WDMT/Cleveland :n KelylDeen

TIMMY THOMAS WOMACK & WOMACK CHERRELLE FATBACK O'JAYS Hottest: KNICK JOCELYN BROWN

WJMO/Cleveland Rod See

ROGER PATRICE RUSHEN FATBACK Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS TEMPTATIONS SHANNON

W VKO/Columbua LyleslJones

JERMAINE JACKSON SMOKEY ROBINSON ROGER PEABO BRYSON Hottest: CHANGE DENNIS EDWARDS PATRICE RUSHEN JERMAINE JACKSON O'BRYAN

WDAOIDayton Lankford Stephens

PEABO BRYSON ROGER PATRICE RUSHEN PROJECT FIVE LJ REYNOLDS JERMAINE JACKSON GWEN MCCRAE LIPSTICK Hottest: RJ'S LATEST ARRIV YARBROUGH & PEOPL BAR-KAYS CHANGE LUTHER VANDROSS

WGPR/Detroit Joe Spencer

JIMMY LEWIS LATOYA JACKSON POINTER SISTERS LENNY WILLIAMS PRIME TIME LENNY WELSH ROGER Hottest: SHANNON YARBROUGH & PEOPL NEWCLEUS DIVINE SOUNDS WORLD FAMOUS SU

WJLBIDetrolt James Alexander

JOCELYN BROWN O'BRYAN TWILIGHT 22 Hottest: ROCKWELL SHANNON DEBARGE DENIECE WILLIAMS SLING SHOT

W DRO/Detrolt Tony Gray

CULTURE CLUB PRETTY TONY TWILIGHT 22 LJ REYNOLDS LATTISAW & GILL WORLD FAMOUS SU Hottest: CHERRELLE DIVINE SOUNDS DENIECE WILLIAMS JERMAINE JACKSON LIONEL RICHIE WLTHIGary Dana Huskisson

TIMMY THOMAS DELLS POINTER SISTERS LATTISAW & GILL WINDJAMMER ROGER SMOKEY ROBINSON RJ'S LATEST ARRIV BLOODSTONE Hottest: CAMEO TEMPTATIONS ONE WAY DENIECE WILLIAMS DEBARGE WKWMIGrand Rapids Frank Grant

BRASS CONSTRUCTIO PEABO BRYSON FATBACK CYNDI LAUPER ROGER ROYALCASH ART OF NOISE ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: NEWCLEUS CULTURE CLUB EMOTIONS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV LIONEL RICHIE

WTLCIIndianapolis Jay Johnson

DOMINATRIX ROGER WOMACK & WOMACK HERBIE HANCOCK JOHNNY MATHIS BLOODSTONE LJ REYNOLDS ROYALCASH JOCELYN BROWN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BRYAN LOREN YARBROUGH & PEOPL KIM FIELDS DENIECE WILLIAMS WLUMIMIIwaukee Susie Austin

CULTURE CLUB PEABO BRYSON RUN D.M.C. WANG CHUNG FRANKIE GOES TO H HUEY LEWIS t NEWS Hottest: CAMEO LIONEL RICHIE JERMAINE JACKSON DENIECE WILLIAMS POINTER SISTERS

SOUTH

WAOKIAtlanta Larry Tinsley

BLOODSTONE HERBIE HANCOCK JOHNNY MATHIS BRYAN LOREN INXS DAN HARTMAN STYLE COUNCIL Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS LAID BACK LIONEL RICHIE POINTER SISTERS SHALAMAR

WEE/Atlanta Scotty Andrews

CULTURE CLUB PATRICE RUSHEN TINA TURNER PEABO BRYSON JOE JACKSON KENNY G EURYTHMICS CHERRELLE PRIME TIME TWILIGHT 22 FORCE MD'S HASSAN á 7-11 YES Hottest: DENNIS EDWARDS LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS SHALAMAR POINTER SISTERS

W RD W /Augusta Teddy Black

PRIME TIME DENNIS EDWARDS PATRICE RUSHEN STARPOINT LATTISAW & GILL ROYALCASH O'BRYAN HAROLD MELVIN CATCH DENISE LASALLE Hottest: BAR-KAYS LUTHER VANDROSS DENIECE WILLIAMS NEWCLEUS MAIN LINE

KNOW/Austin Selby Edwards

none Hottest: SHANNON REAL TO REEL ONE WAY BRYAN LOREN DENIECE WILLIAMS

W W WS/Saginaw Kermit Crockett

JIMMY LEWIS GEORGE CLINTON STARPOINT FUNK DELUXE BLOODSTONE BILLY GRIFFIN LATOYA JACKSON STAPLE SINGERS Hottest: RJ'S LATEST ARRIV LIONEL RICHIE ONE WAY DIVINE SOUNDS LENNY WILLIAMS

KMJM/St. Louis Ron Atkins

WORLD FAMOUS SU ROCKWELL PATRICE RUSHEN POINTER SISTERS STANLEY CLARKE JAMES INGRAM Hottest: PATTI LABELLE LIONEL RICHIE DENNIS EDWARDS DEELE

WIEN-FM/St. Louis Rod King

LATOYA JACKSON PEABO BRYSON JIMMY LEWIS FUNK DELUXE ROGER SMOKE? ROBINSON Hottest: BAR-KAYS CAMEO DENNIS EDWARDS NEWCLEUS DENIECE WILLIAMS

WVOIIToledo M Maxx Myrick NEWCLEUS GEORGE CLINTON ROCKWELL CHERRELLE Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS SHANNON YARBROUGH i PEOPL LIONEL RICHIE ONE WAY

WATV/Birmingham Ron January

LATOYA JACKSON JIMMY LEWIS LATTISAW & GILL FATBACK Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE LUTHER VANDROSS SHANNON DENIECE WILLIAMS SPINNERS

WENN/Birmingham Michael Star

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE CULTURE CLUB DENNIS EDWARDS LUTHER VANDROSS CAMEO

W W W Z/Charleston Barry Kaye

CHICAGO FUNK DELUXE DIVINE SOUNDS PATRICE RUSHEN WORLD FAMOUS SU SWITCH LATOYA JACKSON JOE JACKSON Hottest: O'BRYAN DAZI BAND YARBROUGH & PEOPL ROCKWELL POINTER SISTERS

WGIV/Charlotte la Hal Harrill

STARPOINT DAMARIS DREAMBOY LIPSTICK WOMACK & WOMACK DENNIS EDWARDS Hottest: BAR-KAYS O'BRYAN DENIECE WILLIAMS NONA HENDRYX EVELYN KING

W PEG/Charlotte Mike Rossi

BLOODSTONE DAN HARTMAN JIMMY LEWIS DAZZ BAND ROGER INVISIBLES Hottest: SHANNON PATTI LABELLE JAMES INGRAM KIM FIELDS RUN D.M.C.

W NOOIChattanooga Frank St. James

none Hottest: CAMEO DENNIS EDWARDS LUTHER VANDROSS BAR-KAYS DAZZ BAND

WOICIColumbia Mickey Arnold

OHIO PLAYERS MANHATTAN TRANSFE ATLANTIC STARR SMOKEY ROBINSON BRASS CONSTRUCTIO GEORGE CLINTON BUTTONS EMOTIONS JOCELYN BROWN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE RJ'S LATEST ARRIV DENIECE WILLIAMS SHANNON BRYAN LOREN

KKDA-FM/Dallas Terri Avery

JERMAINE JACKSON FATBACK LATTISAW & GILL JIMMY LEWIS SMOKEY ROBINSON PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BAR-KAYS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV LAID BACK DENIECE WILLIAMS

WOMG/Greensboro Shelly Bynum

SMOKEY ROBINSON LATOYA JACKSON HERBIE HANCOCK EURYTHMICS Hottest: EVELYN KING BAR-KAYS CULTURE CLUB DENIECE WILLIAMS JAMES INGRAM

KMJOIHouston Jim Snowden

PATRICE RUSHEN RJ'S LATEST ARRIV Hottest: ART OF NOISE BRYAN LOREN DENIECE WILLIAMS SHANNON JERMAINE JACKSON

WJMIIJackson Carl Haynes

JERMAINE JACKSON DENNIS EDWARDS SMOKEY ROBINSON JUICE NONA HENDRY% Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS BRYAN LOREN LAID BACK DAZI BAND JAMES INGRAM

WKXIIJackson Tommy Marshall

DAZI BAND HERBIE HANCOCK ROGER PEABO BRYSON POINTER SISTERS GEORGE CLINTON SUTTONS FUNK DELUXE BRASS CONSTRUCTIO Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS TEMPTATIONS LIONEL RICHIE ONE WAY JAMES INGRAM

WJAXIJacksonvllle I-0

Chris Turner

LATTISAW & GILL ROGER SWITCH JOHNNY MATHIS DAN HARTMAN SUTTONS SUGAR HILL GANG Hottest: NEWCLEUS BRYAN LOREN PATTI LABELLE RUN D.M.C. PRETTY TONY

WPDO/Jacksonville Marc Little

KENNY G BLOODSTONE SWITCH SMOKE? ROBINSON BRYSON & FLACK GWEN MCCRAE RUN D.M.C. ROGER JOCELYN BROWN JERMAINE JACKSON OHIO PLAYERS Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE CULTURE CLUB BRYAN LOREN

KJCBILafayette in Beatrice Evans

JIMMY LEWIS ROCKWELL JERMAINE JACKSON COLORBLIND PATRICE RUSHEN ROGER HERBIE HANCOCK TWILIGHT 22 EARONS OHIO PLAYERS SUTTONS PEABO BRYSON Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS YARBROUGH 6 PEOPL ONE WAY RJ'S LATEST ARRIV LAID BACK

W LOUILoulsvlile Neal O'Ree

ROGER PEABO BRYSON LIPSTICK PATTI AUSTIN Hottest: YARBROUGH S PEOPL LUTHER VANDROSS ORBIT NEWCLEUS TEMPTATIONS

WJJSILynchburg Lad Going

CARL ANDERSON CRUSADERS WINDJAMMER MELBA MOORE PATRICE RUSHEN J. BLACKFOOT CYNDI LAUPER TROUBLE FUNK BUNNY SEIGLER Hottest: CAMEO LAID BACK LIONEL RICHIE CULTURE CLUB ART OF NOISE

KRNB FM/Memphls Melvin Jones

HERBIE HANCOCK ROGER JOHNNY MATHIS MARGIE JOSEPH CATCH JAMES TAYLOR PRETTY TONY Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS J. BLACKFOOT BAR-KAYS PATTI LABELLE JAMES INGRAM

WDIA/Memphls Bobby O'Jay

DAN HARTMAN JOHNNY MATHIS HERBIE HANCOCK DIVINE SOUNDS PRETTY TONY BRASS CONSTRUCTIO GEORGE CLINTON Hottest: BAR-KAYS ATLANTIC STARR LIONEL RICHIE TEMPTATIONS NEWCLEUS

W HRK/Memphls Toni Bell

PHIL COLLINS ROCKWELL ROSE ROYCE LATOYA JACKSON POINTER SISTERS WORLD FAMOUS SU PEABO BRYSON ROGER DUKE BOOTEE Hottest: BAR -RAYS HUMAN BODY CHANGE SHANNON ONE WAY

WEDR/Miami Jackson/Jones

SHOCK TWILIGHT 22 FATBACK LENNY WILLIAMS DIVINE SOUNDS BRYSON & FLACK HASHIM DELLS JIMMY LEWIS ROGER Hottest: PRETTY TONY SOUL SONIC FORCE TEMPTATIONS DEBBIE DEB NEWCLEUS

WBLXIMobile Sonny Love

HAROLD MELVIN SMOKEY ROBINSON WOMACK B WOMACK LATTISAW & GILL RONNIE MCNEIR Hottest: RJ'S LATEST ARRIV DEELE DAZZ BAND NEWCLEUS LIONEL RICHIE

WLVW/Moncks Corn Ron Pinckney

ATLANTIC STARR HAROLD MELVIN PEABO BRYSON EARONS LATTISAW & GILL STARPOINT CHERRELLE EMOTIONS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS CAMEO PATTI AUSTIN SPINNERS CHERYL LYNN

W OOKINa shville Dan Jaynes

JERMAINE JACKSON FATBACK MARGIE JOSEPH CULTURE CLUB PATRICE RUSHEN O'JAYS PETER BROWN Hottest: JAMES INGRAM SHANNON BAR-KAYS O'BRYAN IRENE CARA

WYLD-FM/New Orleans Brute Bailey

LJ REYNOLDS JIMMY LEWIS BILLY GRIFFIN LENNY WILLIAMS JOHNNY MATHIS HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ONE WAY CULTURE CLUB YARBROUGH & PEOPL PATTI AUSTIN

WAIL-FM/New Orleans Barry Richards

DARQUE WOMACK 6 WOMACK INXS WINDJAMMER PEABO BRYSON JAMES INGRAM PRIME TIME EXECUTIVE O'BRYAN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE NEWCLEUS DENIECE WILLIAMS BRYAN LOREN O'BRYAN

WPLZ/Petersburg Hardy Jay

MUSICAL YOUTH LATOYA JACKSON JOCELYN BROWN CHERRELLE ROGER LENNY WILLIAMS SMOKEY ROBINSON Hottest: CULTURE CLUB BAR-KAYS OJAYS BRYAN LOREN NONA HENDRYX

KHYS/Port Arthur Mark Petry

ROGER LATOYA JACKSON PATTI AUSTIN CYNDI LAUPER EARONS RAY PARKER JR. ORBIT SWITCH DENISE LASALLE Hottest: ONE WAY YARBROUGH & PEOPL WOMACK & LABELLE CAMEO DENNIS EDWARDS

WANT/Richmond Kirby Carmichael

ROCKWELL WINDJAMMER LATOYA JACKSON DIVINE SOUNDS ROGER PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE SHANNON YARBROUGH & PEOPL BAR-KAYS DENIECE WILLIAMS

WTOYIRoanoke Scott Morris

MELBA MOORE PATTI AUSTIN TIMMY THOMAS NEWCLEUS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE YARBROUGH & PEOPL CAMEO CULTURE CLUB BAR-KAYS

KOKAIShreveport B.B. Davis

SUTTONS JOHNNY MATHIS DAN HARTMAN ATLANTIC STARR HERBIE HANCOCK CATCH EURYTHMICS LJ REYNOLDS WORLD FAMOUS SU JIMMY LEWIS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE YARBROUGH S PEOPL BAR-KAYS CAMEO ONE WAY

W W DM/Sumpter Kevin Flemming

SMOKEY ROBINSON STARPOINT MANHATTAN TRANSFE INVISIBLES DOROTHY MOORE LATOYA JACKSON CUBA GOODING DIE ZUEI Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS PATTI LABELLE BRYAN LOREN PATRICE RUSHEN JERMAINE JACKSON

WAN/A/Tallahassee Joe Bullard

CHERRELLE PEABO BRYSON JERMAINE JACKSON DENNIS EDWARDS LATOYA JACKSON BLOODSTONE HAROLD MELVIN JOHNNY MATHIS CULTURE CLUB PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: SHANNON BRYAN LOREN DENIECE WILLIAMS JOCELYN BROWN JAMES INGRAM

W OKSIW 1111amsburg Steve Crumbley

PATRICE RUSHEN DENNIS EDWARDS CHERRELLE O'JAYS LATOYA JACKSON DOMINATRII SUPERIORS LATTISAW & GILL Hottest: JERMAINE JACKSON DENIECE WILLIAMS DURAN DURAN LIONEL RICHIE JAMES INGRAM

WAAA/W Inston-Salem Eric St. James

LATOYA JACKSON ANITA BAKER SMOKEY ROBINSON ROCKWELL J. BLACKFOOT MARGIE JOSEPH LATTISAW & GILL CHERRELLE HUMAN BODY LJ REYNOLDS JIMMY LEWIS Hottest: SHANNON DENNIS EDWARDS YARBROUGH & PEOPL DENIECE WILLIAMS BRYAN LOREN

WEST

KDKO/Englewood Carlos Lando

JERMAINE JACKSON LJ REYNOLDS ROGER WINDJAMMER Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE ONE WAY BAR-KAYS RJ'S LATEST ARRIV O'BRYAN

KDAY/Los Angeles Jack Patterson

JOHNNY MATHIS PEABO BRYSON BLOODSTONE ATLANTIC STARR EDDIE B & OSCAR T EARONS FUNK DELUXE DAVID SANBORN SUGAR HILL GANG Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ART OF NOISE BAR-KAYS ONE WAY O'BRYAN

KACE/Los Angeles Miller/Wiggins

DENNIS EDWARDS KENNY G LATTISAW & GILL PATRICE RUSHEN Hottest: WOMACK B LABELLE CAMEO ONE WAY DENNIS EDWARDS LUTHER VANDROSS

KJLH/Los Angeles J.B. Stone,

none Hottest: ART OF NOISE CAMEO NEWCLEUS JOCELYN BROWN WORLD FAMOUS SU

KDIA/Oakland Jeff Harrison

CULTURE CLUB JERMAINE JACKSON PATRICE RUSHEN SUTTONS JOHNNY MATHIS LATOYA JACKSON LJ REYNOLDS Hottest: BAR -RAYS CHANGE DAZI BAND O'BRYAN DEELE

KUKO/Phoenix Rick Nuhn

SMOKE? ROBINSON WORLD FAMOUS SU PATRICE RUSHEN DUKE BOOTEE SHOCK LATOYA JACKSON PEABO BRYSON HottBANest:

DAZZ D BAR-KAYS YARBROUGH & PEOPL GAP BAND DENIECE WILLIAMS

XHRM/San DlegoD: Duff Lindsey

JERMAINE JACKSON DUKE BOOTEE DELLS ROGER WORLD FAMOUS SU BRASS CONSTRUCTIO PEABO BRYSON PATRICE RUSHEN NEW WORLD Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE YARBROUGH & PEOPL BAR-KAYS SHANNON DENNIS EDWARDS

KSOL/San Mateo Bernie Moody

BUTTONS RAY PARKER JR. DELLS PATTI LABELLE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE CAMEO EVELYN KING S HALAMAR DEELE

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6 5 2 RICKY SKAGGS/Honey (Open That Door) (Epic) 154/0 125 23 6 4 2 1 2 JOHN CONLEE/As Long As I'm Rockin' With You (MCA) 152/0 129 19 4

12 8 7 MERLE HAGGARD/Someday When Things Are Good (Epic) 153/2 122 25 6 16 9 8 0 EDDY RAVEN/I Got Mexico (RCA) 155/0 110 41 4

21 14 11 ALABAMA/When We Make Love (RCA) 157/1 104 52 1

17 11 9 EMMYLOU HARRIS/In My Dreams )WB) 153/1 106 39 8 18 12 10 lO LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BRS./Denver (Columbia) 156/1 99 44 13

20 15 12 O DAVID ALLAN COE/Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile (Columbia) 152/1 102 41 9 10 6 5 9 RONNIE McDOWELL/I Dream Of Women Like You (Epic) 141/0 100 29 12

25 18 14 VERN GOSDIN/I Can Tell By The Way You Dance (Compleat/PG) 156/4 86 59 11

8 7 6 11 WAYLON JENNINGS/I May Be Used (But Baby I Ain't Used Up) (RCA) 141/0 98 31 12

26 20 16 CONWAY TWITTY/Somebody's Needin' Somebody )WB) 157/2 69 81 7

22 17 15 REBA McENTIRE/Just A Little Love (MCA) 148/0 70 62 16

24 19 17 GEORGE JONES/You've Still Got A Place In My Heart (Epic) 152/1 66 77 9 1 1 3 15 JULIO IGLESIAS & WILLIE NELSON/To All The Girls I've Loved... (Col.) 135/0 90 37 8

28 23 19 STEVE WARINER/Why Goodbye (RCA) 149/3 57 81 11

27 24 20 LOUISE MANDRELL/l'm Not Through Loving You Yet (RCA) 149/6 57 70 22 3 3 4 18 CRYSTAL GAYLE/I Don't Wanna Lose Your Love (WB) 137/0 85 34 18

29 26 22 ( EXILE/I Don't Want To Be A Memory (Epic) 155/3 47 86 22 34 29 24 GENE WATSON/Forever Again (MCA) 146/4 38 84 24 33 30 23 GARY MORRIS/Between Two Fires (WB) 147/6 32 94 21 38 33 26 STATLER BROTHERS/Atlanta Blue (Mercury/PG) 141/6 31 86 24 44 36 27 B.J. THOMAS/The Whole World's In Love When... (Clev.lnt./Col.) 143/9 20 94 29 49 40 31 ANNE MURRAY/Just Another Woman In Love (Capitol) 150/9 12 93 45 43 37 28 KENNY ROGERS/Eyes That See In The Dark (RCA) 137/7 19 82 36 36 32 29 SYLVIA/Victims Of Goodbye (RCA) 133/5 24 84 25 - 45 34 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Angel In Disguise (RCA) 141/16 9 79 53 42 39 32 ( CHARLY McCLAIN/Band Of Gold (Epic) 125/4 18 76 31 32 31 30 KENNY ROGERS & DOTTIE WEST/Together Again (Liberty) 103/3 22 57 24 13 10 13 30 DAN SEALS/God Must Be A Cowboy (Liberty) 105/0 42 45 18

47 42 35 CD BILL MEDLEY/I Still Do (RCA) 120/7 11 71 38 46 EDDIE RABBITT/B-B-B-Burning Up With Love (WB) 128/60 8 54 66

43 37 THE JUDDS/Mama He's Crazy (RCA/Curb) 121/10 9 68 44 2 4 18 34 OAK RIDGE BOYS/I Guess It Never Hurts To Hurt... (MCA) 93/0 39 31 23 DEBUT )/ DON WILLIAMS/That's The Thing About Love (MCA) 115/73 5 38 72

50 46 39 0 BANDANA/Better Our Hearts Should Bend (WB) 110/9 4 65 41

- - 45 ED JANIE FRICKE/If The Fall Don't Get You (Columbia) 122/49 7 47 68

- - 44 0 MEL TILLIS/New Patches (MCA) 105/18 2 62 41 31 28 25 39 KIERAN KANE/Dedicate (WB) 85/1 18 46 21

47 43 WRIGHT BROTHERS/Southern Women (Mercury/PG) 92/4 4 45 43 DEBUT RONNIE MILSAP/Still Losing You (RCA) 104/63 3 27 74

9 13 21 42 HANK WILLIAMS JR./Man Of Steel (WB/Curb) 62/1 20 23 19

DEBUT JOHN ANDERSON/I Wish I Could Write You A Song (WB) 93/25 3 33 57 49 0 TOM JONES/This Time (Mercury/PG) 92/14 3 39 50

50 KAREN BROOKS/Born To Love You (WB) 91/10 2 35 54 7 16 33 46 MICKEY GILLEY & CHARLY McCLAIN/Candy Man (Epic) 53/0 14 22 17

DEBUT m MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Disenchanted (Liberty) 78/27 3 24 51

I DEBUT / Cr.) JOE STAMPLEY & JESSICA BOUCHER/Memory Lane (Epic) 83/21 0 23 60 41 38 38 49 DOLLY PARTON/Downtown (RCA) 53/1 7 33 13

5 21 36 50 ATLANTA/Sweet Country Music (MCA) 45/0 7 18 20

BREÁKER$ØJ ..j EDDIE RABBITT

B -B -B -Burning Up With Love MB) On 81% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 8, Medium 54, Light 66, Total Adds 60 including WHN, WPOR, WSEN, WZZK, WCOS, KILT, WMC, WLWI, WUSQ, WDGY, WXCL, KYGO, KNEW, KRAK, KGA. A Most Added Record. Moves 46-32 on the Country chart.

JANIE FRICKE If The Fall Don't Get You (Columbia)

On 77% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 7, Medium 47, Light 68, Total Adds 49 including WPTR, WHN, KIX106, KMML, WEZL, WFNC, KIKK, WAMZ, WSIX, WONE, WQHK, WIRE, KFDI, KUGN, KRAK, KCKC. A Most Added Record. Moves 45-37 on the Country chart.

DON WILLIAMS That's The Thing About Love (MCA)

On 73% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 5, Medium 38, Light 72, Total Adds 73 including WPOC, WOKQ, WKYG, WYII, KASE, WSOC, KIKK, KISS -FM, KKYX, WQYK, WDAF, WBCS, WOW, WIL, KTPK, KRAK, KSON. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 35 on the Country chart.

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MOST ADDED o

DON WILLIAMS (73) That's The Thing About Love (MCA)

RONNIE MILSAP (63) Still Losing You (RCA) EDDIE RABBITT (60)

B -B -B -Burning Up With Love )WB) JANIE FRICKE (49)

If The Fall Don't Get You (Columbia) LEE GREENWOOD (39)

God Bless The U.S.A. (MCA) NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND (36)

Long Hard Road (WB) JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ (29)

Let's Leave The Lights On Tonight (Epic) WHITES (28)

Forever You (MCA/Curb) MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY (27)

Disenchanted (Liberty) JOHN ANDERSON (25)

I Wish I Could Write You A Song (WB)

HOTTEST

RICKY SKAGGS (83) Honey (Open That Door) (Epic)

JOHN CONLEE (74) As Long As I'm Rockin' With You (MCA)

ALABAMA (65) When We Make Love (RCA)

JULIO IGLESIAS & WILLIE NELSON (50) To All The Girls I've Loved Before (Col.)

MERLE HAGGARD (43) Someday When Things Are Good (Epic)

DAVID ALLAN COE (34) Mona Lisa Lost Her Smile (Columbia)

RONNIE McDOWELL (32) I Dream Of Women Like You (Epic)

WAYLON JENNINGS (29) I May Be Used (But Baby I Ain't...) (RCA)

CRYSTAL GAYLE (28) I Don't Wanna Lose Your Love (WB)

LARRY GATLIN & THE GATLIN BROS. (24) 'Denver (Columbia)

MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achieving the most acids nationally, and the songs reported "hottest" compiled from all our reporters. The number In parentheses immediately following the songs In Most Added &

Hottest indicate the total number of Country reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song Is

among their five hottest.

The Information shown on the National Airplay 50, Breakers, New & Active and

Significant Action, Is current. The results shown are based on reports taken from our reporters on Monday, 5-7-84.

MEL TILLIS New Patches (MCA)

On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 62, Light 41, Total Adds 18 including WYRK, WIXY, KIX106, WWVA, WSOC, WFNC, KIKK, KLLL, WQYK, WSLR, WDAF, KIOV, KKAL, KFTN, KIGO. Moves 44-38 on the Country chart.

RONNIE MILSAP Still Losing You (RCA)

On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 27, Light 74, Total Adds 63 including WIXL, WNYR, WILQ, WYNK, KHEY, KILT, WWOD, WMC, WSM, WKIX, KSO, WFMS, WMIL, WXCL, KUGN, KNIX, KCUB. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 41 on the Country chart.

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NEW & ACTIVE QJOHN ANDERSON "I Wish I Could Write You A Song" (WB) 93/25

Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 33, Light 57, Total Adds 25 including WGNA, WRKZ, WWVA, KHEY, KSSN, WKIX, KKYX, WONE, WDAF, WITL, KTTS, WTOD, KUGN, KFTN. Debuts at number 43 on the Country chart. TOM JONES "This Time" (Mercury/PolyGram) 92/14 Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 39, Light 50, Total Adds 14, WXKW, WPOR, WIXY, CHOW, WWVA, KRRV, WQYK, WSLR, KWMT, WCUZ, KIOV, WWJO, KGHL, KFTN. Moves 49-44. WRIGHT BROTHERS "Southern Women" (Mercury/PolyGram) 92/4 Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 45, Light 43, Total Adds 4, KASE, KIKK, WUSN, WONE. Heavy: WOKK, WUSQ, KBMR, WPAP. Medium: WCAO, WBGW, WHBF, KTPK, KRST, KRAK, KSOP, KCUB. Moves 43-40. on the Country chart. KAREN BROOKS "Born To Love You" (WB) 91/10 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 35, Light 54, Total Adds 10, WWVA, KMML, WKSJ, WITL, KCJB, WOW, KRKT, KKCS, KFTN, KCKC. Heavy: KASE, WOKK. Medium: WSNO, WAJR. Moves 50-45 on the Country chart.

JOE STAMPLEY & JESSICA BOUCHER "Memory Lane" (Epic) 83/21 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 23, Light 60, Total Adds 21 including WPOR, CHOW, WWVA, WEZL, WESC, KIKK, KYXX, WQYK, WMNI, KRRK, WHBF, KTPK, KYAK, KSON, KIGO. Debuts at number 48 on the Country chart.

aMICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Disenchanted" (Liberty) 78/27 Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 24, Light 51, Total Adds 27 including WIXY, CHOW, WILD, WESC, WAMZ, WRNL, WUSQ,

WONE, WBCS, WTHI, KFDI, KRKT, KYGO, KRWQ, KTOM. Debuts at number 47 on the Country chart. aWHITES "Forever You" (MCA/Curb) 74/28

Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 57, Total Adds 28 including WGNA, WYRK, KIX106, WWVA, WYNK, WESC, WCMS, WTQR, WMNI, WTSO, WHBF, KTTS, KUGN, KEIN, KCKC.

DAVID FRIZZELL "Who Dat" (Viva) 61/2 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 23, Light 36, Total Adds 2, WIXY, KCCY. Heavy: WPTR, WOKK. Medium: WSNO, WKYG, WYII, KXYL, KLRA, WUSQ, WTQR, WITL, WXCL, KFRY, KSOP.

0 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "Let's Leave The Lights On Tonight" (Epic) 56/29 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 12, Light 43, Total Adds 29 including WPTR, WYII, KMML, WGTO, WESC, WKSJ, WCMS,

WAXX, WDAF, WOW, KTPK, KRST, KNIX, KWJJ, KTOM.

LANE BRODY "Hanging On" (Liberty) 56/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 39, Total Adds 10, WWOD, WLWI, WPAP, KWMT, WMIL, WHBF, WTOD, KTPK, KQIL. Medium: WBGW, CHOW, KRMD, WUSQ, WCXI, 092. VINCE GILL "Oh Carolina" (RCA) 51/18 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 44, Total Adds 18 including WVAM, WYII, WYNK, WNOX, KLRA, WAMZ, WWOD, WQYK, WONE, KXXY, KITS, KMAK, KWJJ, KTOM, KGA.

STEPHANIE WINSLOW "Baby Come To Me" (MCA/Curb) 50/2 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 21, Light 27, Total Adds 2, WESC, KIOV. Heavy: WPAP, KRMD. Medium: WYII, KMML, WWOD, WCXI, KECK, KTTS, KVOO, KRKT, KUGN, KFRY, KSOP.

MEL McDANIEL "Most Of All I Remember You" (Capitol) 47/19 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 12, Light 35, Total Adds 19 including CHOW, WYII, KRRV, WESC, WNOX, KISS -FM, WOYK, KWMT, WFMS, KITS, KUGN, KRWQ, KCKC, KGA, KIGO.

MASON DIXON "I Never Had A Chance With You" (Texas) 47/13 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 9, Light 36, Total Adds 13, WPTR, KXYL, WGTO, WWOD, WCMS, WPAP, KRRK, WITL, KRKT, KWJJ, KMPS, KGA. Heavy: KMML.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION OSMOND BROTHERS "If Every Man Had A Woman Like You" (WB/Curb) 46/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 35, Total Adds 10, WCAO, CHOW, KLRA, KSSN, WLWI, KBMR, KFGO, KEBC, KITS, KMAK.

KEITH STEGALL "I Want To Go Somewhere" (Epic) 43/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 38, Total Adds 17 including WPOR, KIX106, WFNC, WRNL, WMNI, WTSO, WOW, KWJJ, KTOM, KGA

McGUFFEY LANE "Day By Day" (Atlantic America) 43/7 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 14, Light 28, Total Adds 7, WSNO, WOKQ, KLRA, WAXX, WXCL, KIOV, KITS. Heavy: WONE. Medium: KFRY, KTOM.

RAY CHARLES "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind" (Columbia) 40/3 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 18, Light 20, Total Adds 3, CHOW, WQYK, WMIL. Heavy: WTVY, KKYX. Medium: WPTR, KFGO, WITL, WTOD, KFRY.

aLEE GREENWOOD "God Bless The U.S.A." (MCA) 39/39 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 9, Light 29, Total Adds 39 including WKYG, WNYR, KEAN, WXBQ, WSOC, KIKK, WNOX,

WKSJ, WUSN, WMIL, K102, KRSY, KSON.

NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "Long Hard Road" (WB) 39/36 LAM Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 31, Total Adds 36 including WVAM, WBGW, KASE, WTVY, WAMZ, WTQR, WCXI, KEBC, KSON, KMPS.

ROBIN LEE "Want Ads" (Evergreen) 35/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 29, Total Adds 8, WCAO, CHOW, WFNC, WESC, WPAP, KVEG, KTOM. Medium: KMML, WLWI, WITL.

J.C. CUNNINGHAM "Light Up" (Viva) 32/1 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 13, Light 18, Total Adds 1, WCAO. Heavy: WDAF. Medium: WYNK, KHEY, WQYK, WUSQ, KEBC, WOW, KFDI, KQIL.

MAC DAVIS "Caroline's Still In Georgia" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 31/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 21, Total Adds 11, WGNA, WYII, KBMR, KRRK, KITS, KRKT, KKAL, KUGN, KFRY, KGA, KIGO.

TENNESSEE VALLEY BOYS "Lo And Behold" (Nashwood) 31/5 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 9, Light 21, Total Adds 5, CHOW, WOYK, KRRK, WITL, KSOP. Heavy: WOW. Medium: KMML, WLWI, WCXI, KUGN.

KATY MOFFATT "This Ain't Tennessee & He Ain't You" (Permian) 29/5 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 6, Light 22, Total Adds 5, KHEY, KLLL, KFGO, WTOD, KTOM. Heavy: KSOP. Medium: KRMD, WCXI, WITL, KUZZ.

MARK GRAY "If All The Magic Is Gone" (Columbia) 27/22 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 25, Total Adds 22 including WVAM, WSOC, WMC, WKSJ, WTQR, WFMS, WXCL, Q92, KSOP, KGA.

JOHNNY LEE "One More Shot" (Full Moon/WB) 22/20 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 19, Total Adds 20 including WBGW, WSNO, KSSN, WKSJ, WKIX, WIRK, KSO, KTPK, KWJJ, KCKC.

JOE WATERS "Rise Above It All" (New Colony) 20/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 17, Total Adds 2, KBMR, KRKT. Medium: CHOW, KLRA, KILO. Light: KRRV, WHBF, KFDI,

KSOP.

PETER ISAACSON "It's A Cover Up" (Union Station) 18/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 16, Total Adds 5, WCAO, WYII, KEAN, KEBC, KRKT. Medium: KMML, KIKK. Light: KKYX,

KITS, WTOD.

TOMMY OVERSTREET "I Still Love Your Body" (Gervasi) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 12, Total Adds 2, KITS, KRKT. Medium: KLRA, KBMR, KUGN, KQIL, Q92. Light: WSNO,

WYII, KKYX.

BILL ANDERSON "Your Eyes" (Southern Tracks) 18/0 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 2, Light 15, Total Adds O. Heavy: WPAP. Medium: WGNA, KSOP. Light: WILD, KRRV, KRMD, WIRK,

WAXX, KWMT, KFDI.

JOHNNY CASH "That's The Truth" (Columbia) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 11, Total Adds 1, WYII. Medium: WSNO, KLRA, KKYX, WCXI, WOW. Light: WQYK, WIRK,

WTOD, KFRY.

RANDY WRIGHT "If You're Serious About Cheating" (MCA) 14/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 13, Total Adds 1, KRKT. Medium: KSOP. Light: KHEY, KKYX, KFGO, WTSO, WTOD, KVOO, KGA.

BELLAMY BROTHERS "Forget About Me" (MCA/Curb) 13/12 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 12, Total Adds 12 including WVAM, WBGW, WIXL, WTVY, KISS -FM, WIRK, KRKT, KMAK, KTOM.

BURRITO BROTHERS "My Kind Of Lady" (MCA/Curb) 13/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 12, Total Adds 6, WCMS, WPAP, WTQR, WOW, WTOD, KRKT. Light: WBGW, WSNO, KFDI,

KQIL.

LOIS JOHNSON "It Won't Be Easy" (EMH) 13/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 13, Total Adds 5, KBMR, WAXX, KRST, 092, KTOM. Light: WYII, KSO, WOW, KITS, KSOP.

MAINES BROTHERS BAND "Amarillo Highway" (Mercury/PolyGram) 13/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 11, Total Adds 3, KASE, KLRA, 092. Medium: KQIL. Light: WVAM, WSNO, KBMR, KVOO.

CRAIG BICKHARDT "You Are What Love Means To Me" (Liberty) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 11, Total Adds 1, WCAO. Medium: WYNK, WXCL. Light: WPTR, KRMD, KBMR, KEBC, WOW, KKAL.

DEBORAH ALLEN "I Hurt For You" (RCA) 11/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 11, Total Adds 11, WBGW, KXYL, WTVY, KSSN, KISS -FM, WKSJ, WRNL, WIRK, KAKI, KRWQ, KRSY.

BECKY HOBBS "Oklahoma Heart" (Liberty) 11/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 10, Total Adds 10, WVAM, WBGW, KRRV, KFGO, KEBC, KXXY, KVOO, KRST, KRWQ, KTOM.

SUSAN JACKS "Tall Dark Stranger" (Compleat/PolyGram) 11/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 10, Total Adds 2, KFDI, 092. Medium: WCXI. Light: WGNA, WSNO, WKYG, KRKT, KKAL, KWJJ, KMPS.

CONWAY TWITTY "I Don't Know A Thing About Love" (WB) 10/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 2, WWOD, WDAF. Light: WTVY, WFNC, KMAK, KQIL.

TAMMY WYNETTE "Lonely Heart" (Epic) 8/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds 8, WSNO, WTVY, KSSN, KSO, KMAK, KRWQ, KNIX, KRSY.

COUNTRY ALBUM TRACKS Cuts are listed in order, with the first cut receiving the heaviest airplay.

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Adult /contemporary Continued from Back Page

BREÀKER® ALABAMA

When We Make Love (RCA) 63% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 43/8, Light 32/11, Total Adds 19, WRMM, WARM98, WISN, WMYX, KKLT, B100, KEY103, WRKA, WHBC, WING, WMGN, WLTE, 3WM, WMHE, KIXI-FM, WTNY, WWPA, KCRG, WHNN. Debuts at number 20 on the A/C chart.

PEABO BRYSON/ROBERTA FLACK I Just Came Here To Dance (Capitol)

61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 42/5, Light 33/6, Total Adds 11, WCLR, WTIC, WGY, WKGW, WGOW, WRVR, 2WD, WSNY, WING, KKPL, WTNY. Debuts at number 23 on the A/C chart.

NEW &ACTIVE aMICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "Disenchanted" (Liberty) 74/17

Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 35/4, Light 38/13, Total Adds 17, WSB, WSB-FM, WISN, 8100, WAEB, WICC, KEY103, WAVE, WING, WENS, WLTE, KIXI-FM, KKPL, WTNY, WWPA, WVBS, WHNN. Heavy: WCCO. Medium: wrmm, warm98, WHB, KGW, KFMB, WBT, WMAZ, WRVA, WHBY, WSNY, KRNT, WMHE, KRAV, KUGN, KSL, WWNR, WEIM, WTKO. WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE, WJBC, WCIL. KCRG, KWEB, WJON, KKJO, KALE. Dub to heavy airplay, debuts at number 25 on the A/C chart.

gnCULTURE CLUB "It's A Miracle" (Virgin/Epic) 72/40 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 37/15, Light 32/25, Total Adds 40, WFBR, WTAE, WPRO, WSB, WQUE-FM, WCLR, 55KRC,

WOMC, WHB, WMYX, WCCO, KHOW, 8100, WAEB, WICC, WPJB, WBT, WMAZ, WHHY, 2WD, WNAM, WSNY, WTRX, WFMK, WLTE, KOIL, KRAV, KBOI, KIXI-FM, WWNR, WTKO, WWPA, WVBS, WJBC, WCIL, KCRG, KFSB, WBOW, K99, KRSB. Heavy: KFI, WCKQ, KRNO. Medium: WSB-FM, W101, WARM98, KOST, KGW, V100, WKGW, WKJJ, WAVE, WHBY, KRNT, KWAV, WSKI, WSKY, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, WNGS, KEEZ, WJON, KQSW, KALE. Due to heavy airplay, debuts at number 21 on the A/C chart.

AMANDA HOMI & BRIAN JARVIS "Friend Of A Friend" (GRP) 69/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 40/1, Light 27/3, Total Adds 4, WSFM, WING, WENS, WTNY. Heavy: WAHR, WEIM. Medium: WISN, WCCO, KGW, WRIE, WMAZ, WRVR, WRVA, WHBC, KRNT, WFMK, WMGN, KOIL, 3WM, WMHE, KUGN, KKUA, WWNR, WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, WWPA, KORQ, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WAGE, WKYX, WCIL, KCRG, KFSB, KEEZ, WJON, KKJO, WBOW, KTWO, KRNO, KQSW, KRSB, KALE.

JERMAINE JACKSON with MICHAEL JACKSON "Tell Me ..." (Arista) 64/26 LIM Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 29/7, Light 31/19, Total Adds 26, WTAE, WMJI, WHB, B100, WICC, WPJB, WAFB, WKJJ, WRKA, WMAZ, 2WD, WHBC, WSNY, WTRX, 3WM, KBOI, KPPL, KWAV, WKNE, WTNY, WGSV, WAGE, WVBS, KWEB, WJON, KISN. Heavy: WAEB, KFI, WWPA, WCKQ. Medium: KVIL-FM, WQUE-FM, KKLT, KGW, V100, KRNT, WMGN, KOIL, WMHE, -WWNR, WSKI, WSKY, WCHV, WKYX, KCRG, KEEZ, KFSB, WBOW, K99, KQSW, KRSB, KALE.

ROTATION BREAKOUTS Total

Reports Adds Heavy Medium Light

O BILLY JOEL 127/1 100 26 1

© CYNDI LAUPER 127/4 95 30 2

3 PHIL COLLINS 119/0 84 32 3

4 LIONEL RICHIE 117/0 84 30 3

© DENIECE WILLIAMS 121/6 75 45 1

Q JAMES INGRAM 115/3 78 32 5

7 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT 107/0 64 39 4

Q DAN FOGELBERG 123/8 43 68 12

Q MANHATTAN TRANSFER 112/3 68 32 12

10 MICHAEL GORE 103/0 73 24 6

KENNY ROGERS 114/0 53 50 11

12 J. IGLESIAS & W. NELSON 100/1 43 49 8

13 JEFFREY OSBORNE 97/2 56 37 4 14 THOMPSON TWINS 79/0 27 41 11

SHAKIN' STEVENS 95/4 30 54 11

16 TEMPTATIONS 89/0 21 59 9

KIM CARNES 95/7 18 56 21

18 TRACEY ULLMAN 71/0 18 42 11

C) ANNE MURRAY 86/10 10 55 21

Q ALABAMA 82/19 7 43 32

® CULTURE CLUB 72/40 3 37 32 22 DOLLY PARTON 67/0 11 49 7

® PEABO BRYSON/ROBERTA FLACK 79/11 4 42 33 24 J. MATHIS with D. WILLIAMS 55/0 6 40 9

® MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY 74/17 1 35 38

MOST ADDED

CULTURE CLUB (40) It's A Miracle (Virgin/Epic)

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT (37) Prime Time (Arista)

MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON (30) Almost Paradise (Columbia)

PEABO BRYSON (29) If Ever You're In My Arms IElektral

SERGIO MENDES (28) Alibis (A&M)

J. JACKSON with M. JACKSON (26) Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin'... (Arista)

HOTTEST

BILLY JOEL (77) The Longest Time (Columbia)

CYNDI LAUPER (77) Time After Time (Portrait/CBS)

LIONEL RICHIE (60) Hello (Motown)

PHIL COLLINS (59) Against All Odds (Take A Look...) (Atlantic)

DENIECE WILLIAMS (58) Let's Hear It For The Boy (Columbia)

MICHAEL GORE 137) Theme From "Terms Of..." (Capitol)

PEABO BRYSON "If Ever You're In My Arms" (Elektra) 61/29 UM Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 23/8, Light 38/21, Total Adds 29, WFBR, WBEN, WMYX, KOST, KGW, WICC, WGY, WAFB, WMAZ, WHHY, WRVA, WAVE, WNAM, KOIL, KBOI, KUGN, KKUA, WWNR, WKNE, WTNY, WSKY, WGSV, WVBS, WJBC, KFSB, KWEB, WHNN, KFQD, KRSB. Medium: WPIX, WFYR, WCCO, WTIC, WKGW, WBT, WRVR, WMGN, KWAV, KSL, WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, WCKO, WJON.

JOE JACKSON "You Can't Get What You Want (Till You Know What You Want)" (A&M) 60/9 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 32/2, Light 19/7, Total Adds 9, WFYR, WLTF, WMYX, WKJJ, WRVA, WSNY, WFMK, WCHV, WJON. Heavy: KOST, WAEB, WRVR, KFI, KWAV, WWPA, WCKQ, KRSB, KALE. Medium: WFBR, WSB-FM, WQUE-FM, KGW, KBEST, KEZR, WICC, V100, WGY, 2WD, WAVE, WHBY, WMGN, WMHE, KUGN, KIXI-FM, WSKI, WTNY, KORQ, WSKY, WAGE, WKYX, WNGS, KFSB, KEEZ, KWEB K99, KRNO, KQSW.

LaTOYA JACKSON "Heart Don't Lie" (Private I/CBS) 55/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 16/3, Light 39/8, Total Adds 11, WSB, V100, WKGW, KEY103, 2WD, KBOI, WTNY, KCRG, WHNN, KFQD, KRNO. Medium: WSB-FM, WMAZ, WMHE, KWAV, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WJON, KQSW, KALE.

leMIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" (Columbia) 54/30 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 23/14, Light 28/16, Total Adds 30, WFBR, WSB-FM, WQUE-FM, 55KRC, WMYX, KLIR,

KOST, KKLT, WICC, V100, WGY, WKGW, WKJJ, WMAZ, WHAM, KRNT, WMGN, KOIL, KRAV, KFI, KWAV, KIXI-FM, WWNR, WSKI, WNGS, KWEB, KKJO, K99, KRNO, KQSW. Heavy: WCKQ, KCRG, KRSB. Medium: 97AIA, WAEB, WMJJ, WHHY, WMHE, KPPL, WSKY, WAGE, WJON.

CHRISTINE McVIE "Love Will Show Us How" (WB) 47/3 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 31/1, Light 12/2, Total Adds 3, KOIL, KFI, WBOW. Heavy: WAEB, WCKQ, KWAV, KALE. Medium: WFBR, WTAE, WQUE-FM, WFYR, KGW, WICC, V100, WGY, 2WD, WAVE, WNAM, WMGN, WLTE, WMHE, KRAV, KIXI-FM, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WWPA, WSKY, WKYX, WNGS, WCIL, KEEZ, WJON, K99, KRNO, KQSW, KRSB.

STYLE COUNCIL "My Ever Changing Moods" (Geffen) 46/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 26/0, Light 19/1, Total Adds 1, WNGS. Heavy: KFI. Medium: WCCO, KOST, KGW, WRVR, WAVE, WMHE, KWAV, KIXI-FM, WWNR, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WWPA, KORQ, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WAGE, WKYX, WCIL, KEEZ, KWEB, KRNO, KQSW, KRSB, KALE.

LAURA BRANIGAN "Self Control" (Atlantic) 41/4 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 25/1, Light 11/3, Total Adds 4, WISN, WPJB, KBOI, KALE. Heavy: 97AIA, WQUE-FM, WAHR, 2WD, KFI, Medium: WFBR, WTAE, WSB-FM, WFYR, KOST, WAEB, WVLK, WMAZ, WTRX, WMGN, KRAV, KWAV, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WWPA, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WJON, WBOW, KRNO, KQSW, KRSB.

EDDIE RABBITT "B-B-B-Burnin' Up With Love" (WB) 40/17 UM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/1, Light 27/16, Total Adds 17, WICC, WHBY, WNAM, WFMK, WMHE, WTKO, WKNE, WAGE, WKYX, WCIL, KCRG, KFSB, KWEB, WHNN, WBOW, KFQD, KRSB. Medium: WCCO, WBT, WMAZ, KRNT, KSL, WWNÑ, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WJBC, WJON.

0 DAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" (MCA) 39122 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/4, Light 31/18, Total Adds 22, WFBR, WSB-FM, WFYR, KOST, WKGW, WMAZ, WRVR,

WHBY, WNAM, WMGN, WMHE, KMJJ, KWAV, KKPL, WWPA, WAGE, WNGS, WHNN, WJON, KKJO, KTWO, KRNO. Medium: WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, KQSW.

0 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" (Arista) 37/37 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/3, Light 34/34, Total Adds 37, WCCO, WICC, V100, WKGW, KEY103, WAHR, WRVA,

WAVE, WHBY, WHBC, WTRX, WFMK, WMHE, KBOI, KPPL, KUGN, KIXI-FM, WWNR, WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, WWPA, WSKY, -

WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, WNGS, WCIL, KEEZ, WJON, KKJO, K99, KQSW, KRSB, KALE.

FRANK STALLONE "Darlin' " (Polydor/PolyGram) 31/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 9/0, Light 21/3, Total Adds 4, KWAV, KFSB, WHNN, KALE. Medium: WMAZ, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, WKYX, WCIL, KRSB.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

n, SERGIO MENDES "Alibis" (A&M) 28/28 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/8, Light 20/20, Total Adds 28, WRMM, WSB-FM, WQUE-FM, WARM98, WAHR, WMAZ,

WRVR, WHBC, KRNT, WMHE, KKUA, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, KEEZ, WJON, KKJO, WBOW, KTWO, KQSW, KRSB, KISN, KALE.

QJOHNNY MATHIS "Simple" (Columbia) 27/17 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/4, Light 21/13, Total Adds 17, WISN, KBEST, WICC, WAVE, KUGN, KWAV, KSL, WTKO,

WKNE, WCKQ, WAGE, WCIL, KFSB, KEEZ, KKJO, WBOW, KRSB. Medium: WMHE, WGSV. --

MICHAEL JACKSON "The Lady In My Life" (Epic) 26/0 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 9/0, Light 10/0, Total Adda O. Heavy: KBEST, KEZR, WEZS, WSNY, WMHE, KKUA, WWPA. Medium: WPIX, 97AIA, WMJI, WPJB, WBT, WRVR, WRVA, KFI, WSKY.

POINTER SISTERS "Jump (For My Love)" (Planet/RCA) 25/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/1, Light 11/5, Total Adds 8, WFBR, WFYR, WICC, V100, WMGN, WSKY. Heavy: WWPA. Medium: WTAE, KVIL-FM, 55KRC, WMYX, KFI, WKNE, WSKI, WCHV, KEEZ, WJON, KQSW, KRSB.

B.J. THOMAS "The Whole World's In Love When You're Lonely" (Cleve. Int./Col.) 21/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/1, Light 12/1, Total Adds 2, K801, KSL. Medium: WCCO, WMAZ, WRVA, KRNT, KUGN, WEIM, WGSV, WCIL.

STEVE PERRY "Oh Sherrie" (Columbia) 20/3 Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 2/0, Light 8/3, Total Adds 3, WTAE, WENS, KEEZ. Heavy: 97AIA, WQUE-FM, WAEB, WSNY, WMHE, KPPL, WCKO, WCHV, KKJO, WBOW. Medium: WNAM, KWAV.

inDAVE GRUSIN "Theme From 'St. Elsewhere' " (GRP) 18/18 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 17/17, Total Adds 18, WCCO, WAHR, WHBC, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY,

WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WKYX, WNGS, WJBC, WCIL, KEEZ, WJON, KTWO, KRSB.

SMOKEY ROBINSON "And I Don't Love You" (Tamla/Motown) 17/8 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 15/8, Total Adds 8, WHBC, WWNR, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, KEEZ, KRSB. Heavy: KALE. Medium: WMAZ.

GEORGE WINSTON "Blossom/Meadow" (Windham Hill) 14/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 10/2, Total Adds 2, KOIL, WCKQ. Medium: WCCO, KUGN, KSL, KRSB.

EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl" (RCA) 13/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 9/3, Total Adds 3, WAVE, WSNY, WKYX. Medium: WFBR, WMHE, WWPA, WSKY.

CHICAGO "Stay The Night" (WB) 11/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 9/3, Total Adds 3, WWPA, WCHV, KISN. Medium: WAVE, KQSW.



EAST Parallel One

WFBR/Baltimore

Andy Szulinskl

LEE GREENWOOD CULTURE CLUB RENO i WILSON POINTER SISTERS DAN HARTMAN PEABO WATSON RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: PHIL COLLINS IGLESIAS i NELSON DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI LAUPER MICHAEL GORE

WROWSoNINI Lorne OKmon

MADONNA Hottest: none

WBENIBUMNk Roger Christian

PEABO BRYSON CYNDI LAUFER Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE IGLESIAS i NELSON BILLY JOEL JEFFREY OSBORNE MANHATTAN TRANSFE

GRSSIBuMale GaluskNLangmysr

DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS ALAN PARSONS CYNDI DOPER CHAEL GORE

WPIXINw York Alen Andemon

Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MANHATTAN TRANSFE JEFFREY OSBORNE JAMES INGRAM CYNDI LAUPER

Y971PMIsburgh Jay CK.NNW.II

SNAKIN' STEVENS KIM CARNES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS IGLESIAS S NELSON

WTAEIPMtsburgh Don Berne

CULTURE CLUB STEVE PERRY JERMAINE JACKSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS i NELSON DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI LAUPER

WWSW (7WSyPIMsbur9h Crwe/W.itsel

DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JANES INGRAM PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS i NELSON

WAAGE/o.l0.n.. Tom Cuddy

CULTURE CLUB DAN FOGELBERG ANNE MURRAY Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE CYNDI LAUVER DENIECE WILLIAMS

WITT/W.sNinglon. D.C. Bob Cummings

DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: JAMES INGRAM MICHAEL GORE JEPPREY NORNE ALAN PARSONS IGLESIAS i NELSON

Parallel Two

W AEH/Allenewn Neal Newman

DURAN DURAN CULTURE CLUB MICHAEL MURPHEY Hottest: TRACEY ULLMAN STEVE PERRY DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI LAUPER BILLY JOEL

WICCIBrMg.pDd PantanolBna.dbin

CULTURE CLUB EDDIE BABBITT ALAN PARSONS JOHNNY MATHIS JERMAINE JACKSON MICHAEL MURPHEY PEABO BRYSON RENO i WILSON POINTER SISTERS Hottest: BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER ALAN PARSONS DENIECB WILLIAMS KENNY ROGERS

V100/Charleston, WV SPeneNJarNls

RENO i WILSON KIM CARNES LATOYA JACKSON ANNE MURRAY ALAN PARSONS POINTER SISTERS Hottest: KENNY ROGERS CYNDI LAUPER MANHATTAN TRANSFE JAMES INGRAM DENIECE WILLIAMS

WRIEJErle Ted Abbott

DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: ALABAMA PHIL COLLINS

E

DAN ERG LIONELEL RICHIE

Ak Regional Adds & Hots WSFM/Hardsbur9 Bob Peles

DENIECE WILLIAMS JAMES INGRAM HOMI i JARVIS Hottest: MICHAEL GORE JEFFREY OSBORNE ALAN PARSONS MANHATTAN TRANS?! THOMPSON TWINS

WTICIHartford Tom Berenll

BRYSON i FLACK Nottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL GORE BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER MANHATTAN TRANSFE

WPJBNroNldence Tom Munter

LAURA BRANIGAN CULTURE CLUB JERNAINE JACKSON MADONNA Sottest: LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS

WVORIRochesIRr Gary SmIh

BILLY JOEL IGLESIAS i NELSON JAMES INGRAM Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE IGLESIAS i NELSON PHIL COLLINS CULTURE CLUB

WOYISchMKMdy Mike Nell

ANNE MURRAY BRYSON i FLACK PEABO BRYSON RENO i WILSON Hottest: ,

BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER MICHAEL GORE JAMES INGRAM MANHATTAN TRANSFE

WKOWRJIIcrRome Carpenter/Carr

BRYSON i FLACK LATOYA JACKSON RENO A WILSON ALAN PARSONS DAN HARTMAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE CYNDI LAUFER MANHATTAN TRANSFE JAMES INGRAM

Parallel Three

WWNR/Beckley BSIIeyISMa

CULTURE CLUB PEABO BRYSON RENO i WILSON SMOKEY ROBINSON ALAN PARSONS Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE JAMES INGRAM KENNY ROGERS CYNDI LAUPER

WEIMIFitchbur9 Jeck Raymond

LINDA ROMSTADT DAVE GRUSIN LEE GREENWOOD SERGIO MENSES AWN PARSONS TINA TURNER PAUL YOUNG Hottest: IGLESIAS i NELSON PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI LAUPER

WTKO/lthaa Wayne FINN

MADONNA CULTURE CLUB JOHNNY MATHIS ALAN PARSONS EDDIE RABBIT/ Hottest: KENNY ROGERS BILLY JOEL DOLLY PARTON SHARIN' STEVENS CYNDI LAUPER

WKNEMeene. NH

Howard Corday

JERMAINE JACKSON PEABO BRYSON DAVE GRUSIN EDDIE RABBITS JOHNNY MATHIS Hottest: SHARIN' STEVENS BILLY JOEL ANNE MURRAY KENNY ROGERS DAN FOGELBERG

WSKIIMontRsller, VT Brae. Stebbins

RENO i WILSON ALAN PARSONS SERGIO MENDES LEE GREENWOOD DAVE GRUSIN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS

,CYNDI LAUPER KENNY ROGERS TEMPTATIONS SBAEIN' STEVENS

WTNY/WNt.nown. NV Jay Donors/

IRENE CARA BRYSON s FLACK JERMAINE JACKSON LATOYA JACKSON MICHAEL MURPHEY PEARS BRYSON ALABAMA MADONNA HOMI k JARVIS Hottest: BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS TEMPTATIONS KENNY ROGERS

W W PAIW Illlamspod, PA SDOM Mast.11sr

CULTURE CLUB CHICAGO ALAN PARSONS DAN HARTMAN MICHAEL MUKPHF.Y ALABAMA Nottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS BILLY JOEL MARONNA LIONEL RICHIE IRENE CARA

MIDWEST Parallel One

WCLRIChICNNo DNYounglPrkl

BRYSON i FLACK CULTURE CLUB Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER IGLESIAS i NELSON

WFYRICM5.No John «Mort« JOE JACKSON POINTER SISTERS DAN NARTMAN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER

55KRCICINNInnell Dave Meson

CULTURE CLUB RENO s WILSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS IGLESIAS s NELSON LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL WING/Dayton ALAN PARSONS Joelemma

W HBCICanton Mlb Dorn

DENIECE WILLIAMS SMOKEY ROBINSON SERGIO MENSES ALAN PARSONS DAVE GRUSIN JERMAINE JACKSON ALABAMA

none e t:

one

W SNYIColumbus, OH

Harry Lyles

JERMAINE JACKSON BRYSON S FLACK EURYTHMICS JOE JACKSON CULTURE CLUB Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS MICHAEL GORE BILLY JOEL

810TVNICoiumDuN Fltzßeraldbnes

CYNDI DUPER JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE STEPHEN BISHOP PHIL COLLINS THOMPSON TWINS IGLESIAS k NELSON

WARMNB/Clnclnn.11 BRYSON s FLACK Mark Tipton NOMI i JARVIS

ALABAMA SERGIO MENDES MICHAEL MURPHEY ALABAMA Hottest: Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE MICHAEL GORE ALAN PARSONS JAMES INGRAM JEFFREY OSBORNE KENNY ROGERS MICHAEL GORE CYNDI LAUPER CYNDI LAUPER

W LTFICIeselNnd Dunphy/Wilson -

JOE JACKSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS THOMPSON TWINS ALAN PARSONS BILLY JOEL

WMJIICMwland PoposkhRsers

JERMAINE JACKSON DAN POGELBERG KIM CARNES Hottest: BILLY JOEL JEFFREY OSBORNE MICHAEL GORE JAMES INGRAM CYNDI LAUPER

WOMCIDetron Barry Argenbdght

ANNE MURRAY CULTURE CLUB SHAKIN' STEVENS Nottest: CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS PHIL COLLINS JAMES INGRAM

KUDIJKans.s City Ertine Taylor

MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: PNIL COLLINS CHRISTINE MCVIE LIONEL RICHIE EURYTHMICS DENIECE WILLIAMS

WHNIKenw. City Jell Roberts

CULTURE CLUB JERMAINE JACKSON Hottest: BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS PNIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE

WISWMIMnukss H.rdWMurphy

JOHNNY MATHIS MICHAEL MURPHEY ALABAMA LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE JAMES INGRAM KENNY ROGERS DENIECE WILLIAMS

WMYRIMIIWRukee Beth Feet

CULTURE CLUB PEABO BRYSON JOE JACKSON ALABAMA RENO i WILSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS JANES INGRAM DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI LAUPER

WCCOIYInnwpollS Denny Long

CULTURE CLUB ALAN PARSONS DON WILLIAMS DAVE GRUSIN Hottest: none

KS94ISt. Louis Morgan/Wat.rmann

DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS ALAN PARSONS DENIECE WILLIAMS BILLY JOEL

Parallel Two

WHNYIApplalon Rob Shannon

ALAN PARSONS EDDIE RABBIT/ DAN HARTMAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE MANHATTAN TRANS?! CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS

W NAMIAppINon-Oshkwh BenneMlCNllns

CULTURE CLUB PEABO BRYSON RENO i WILSON EDDIE RABBIT/ DAN HARTMAN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI LAUPER IGLESIAS i NELSON KENNY ROGERS SRARIN' STEVENS

KRNTIDes Moines Slew Gibbons

SERGIO MENSES RENO i WILSON MADONNA DON WILLIAMS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS ALABAMA DAN FOGELBERG ANNE MURRAY JERMAINE JACKSON

W TRIIFIInt Burke/Wright

RONNIE MILSAP CULTURE CLUB MARK GRAY ALAN PARSONS JERMAINE JACKSON DON FELDER Hot teat: B ILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE JAMES INGRAM THOMPSON TWINS

WENSIIndlenapolis WDwledEagan

MICHAEL MURPHEY HOMI S JARVIS STEVE PERRY Rotte.!: LIONEL RICHIE PAIL COLLINS IGLESIAS i NELSON MICHAEL GORE THOMPSON TWINS

WFMK/LanSIng J.M Dade

CULTURE CLUB ROtNNIE MILSAP EDDIE RABBIT/ ALAN PARSONS JOE JACKSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL CARE DENIECE WILLIAMS KENNY ROGERS CYNDI LAUPER

W MGN/MNdlson Bill VanOII

RENO s WILSON POINTER SISTERS DAN HARTMAN ALABAMA Hottest: BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER KIN CARNES DAN FOGELBERG

WLTE/Minneapolls Paul SebaetNn

MICHAEL MURPHEY CULTURE CLUB ANNE MURRAY ALABAMA Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE THOMPSON TWINS BILLY JOEL TRACEY ULLMAN IGLESIAS i NELSON

KOILIOMwha Mason/Lundy

CULTURE CLUB PEABO BRYSON RENO s WILSON GEORGE WINSTON CHRISTINE MCVIE Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE JAMES INGRAM RENIECE WILLIAMS DAN FOGELBERG

W MHEJToledo Ray/Morrison

ALABAMA DAN HARTMAN SERGIO MENSES ALAN PARSONS EDDIE RABBITS LINDA RONSTADT Hottest: BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER JEFFREY OSBORNE STEVE PERRY DENIECE WILLIAMS

S W M/TOINdO KInglSeollln

CYNDI LAUPER ALABAMA JERMAINR JACKSON ANNE MURRAY Nottest: PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE THOMPSON TWINS JOHNNY MATHIS

K RAV/T AIss Gary Reynold.

CULTURE CLUB RENO i WILSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PAIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS

Parallel Three

W JBC/Bloominglon. IL

Stew SeloNIIN

SYLVIA CULTURE CLUB DAVE GRUSIN TACO PEABO BRYSON Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE CYNDI DUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS EDDIE RAEBITT

WCIL/CarBondal, IL NINE McCann

CULTURE CLUB EDDIE RAEBITy JOHNNY MATHIS ALAN PARSONS DAVE GRUSIN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI LAUPER BILLY JOEL KENNY ROGERS ALABAMA

KCRGICeder Rapids, IA Carl Mann

ALABAMA LATOYA JACKSON CULTURE CLUB EDDIE RABBIT/ Hottest: ALAN PARSONS BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS

KFSBIJoplin. MO Don Carpenter

IRENE CARA CULTURE CLUB FRANK STALLONE PEABO BRYSON JOHNNY KATHIS EDDIE RABBITT Nottest: PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE JAMES INGRAM CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS

KEEZIMNnk.to, MN Sue LaFond

DAVE GRUSIN ALAN PARSONS SERGIO MENDES SMOKEY ROBINSON JOHNNY MATHIS UB40 STEVE PERRY Bottent: BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS CYEDI LAUPER DBRIECE WILLIAMS LIONEL RICHIE

KEES/Rochester. MN Al Melton

PEABO BRYSON EDDIE RABBIT/ JERMAINE JACKSON RENO i WILSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICBIE CYNDI DUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS DAN POGELBERG

WHNN/SaglnaW Carson/McKenzie

LATOYA JACKSON ALABAMA MICHAEL MURPHEY FRANK STALLONE EDDIE BABBITT DAN HARTMAN PEABO BRYSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE ALAN PARSONS JEFFREY OSBORNE

WJONISI. Cloud, MN Dlem/SCNM

DAVE GRUSIN SERGIO MENSES DAN HARTMAN ALAN PARSONS JOE JACKSON JERMAINE JACKSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS IGLESIAS i NELSON ALAN PARSONS BILLY JOEL DENIECE WILLIAMS

KKJO/St. Joseph, MO B ill O'Brien

JOHNNY MATHIS RENO s WILSON SERGIO MENDES ALAN PARSONS DAN HARTMAN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS JEFFREY OSBORN! BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM STEVE PERRY

WBOWITerre Haute K evin Young

SERGIO MENSES CULTURE CLUB EDDIE RABBITS CHRISTINE MOVIE JOHNNY MATHIS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIS STEVE PERRY PHIL COLLINS DAN FOGELBERG KENNY ROGERS

SOUTH Parallel One

WRMMIAtlanta MODHNIIWyrostok

SERGIO MENDES ALABAMA ANNE MURRAY Hottest: PHIL COLLINS ALAN PARSONS MICHAEL GORE BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER

WSBIAtlenta Greg Pkcieno

MICHAEL MURPHEY LATOYA JACKSON CULTURE CLUB Hottest: ALAN PARSONS CYNDI LAUPER KENNY ROGERS KIM CARNES DENIECE WILLIAMS

WSBFMIAtlanla Donne Br.ke

DAN HARTMAN RENO s WILSON SERGIO MENSES MICHAEL MURPHEY Rot to a t: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL GORE CYNDI LAUPER LIONEL RICHIE KENNY ROGERS

KVILIDell«FL Worth Chuck RhodNN

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE THOMPSON TWINS IGLESIAS k NELSON DENIECE WILLIAMS

97AIAIMINm1 Chris Gable

none Mottent: THOMPSON TWINS PHIL COLLINS DENIECE WILLIAMS LIONEL RICNIE CYNDI LAUPER

WOUEFMMew Orlesw Kris O'KNIy

CULTURE CLUB RENO i WILSON SERGIO RENDIS Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD STEVE PERRY CYNDI LAUPER BILLY JOEL ROCKWELL

W1O7ITNmPN DNCNrMIM11Nr

none Hottest: JIMMY BUFFET/ THOMPSON TWINS BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER ALABAMA

Parallel Two

KEY107IAustin

AdamslAMn

ALAN PARSONS LATOYA JACKSON MICHAEL MURPHEY ALABAMA Hottest: PHIL COLLINS THOMPSON TWINS LIONEL RICNIE ALAN PARSONS CULTURE CLUB

WARE/Eaton Rouge

Adams/Denis'.

JERMAINE JACKSON PEABO BRYSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS CORSI LAUPER JEFFREY OSBORNE

WMJJIBirminNham ThorIrNNIWNIIerM

none Nottest: PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL ALAN PARSONS TEMPTATIONS

WBTICh.M. « Dare Bishop

CULTURE CLUB Hottest: IGLESIAS S NELSON BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM ALABAMA DENIECE WILLIAMS

W OOW IChatNnooga SOhaNMNIDNason

KIM CARNES BRYSON i FLACK N Ot to e t: PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL JEFFREY OSBORNE MICHAEL GORE JAMES INGRAM

ERSE-FM/Houston

Seotl/MSrroguln

none Hottest: PRIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE THOMPSON TWINS DENIECE WILLIAMS ALAN PARSONS

WAHRIHunISN111N Cannon/Bosley

RONNIE MILSAP DAVE GRUSIN SERGIO MONDES ALAN PARSONS PAUL YOUNG BILL MEDLEY Hottest: KIM CARNES MANHATTAN TRANSFE DOLLY PARTON BILLY JOEL ALABAMA

WAVY/Jacksonville Jackson/Ryan

KIM CARNES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS

WVLK/LNKinglen Keith Rain*.

nene Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE JEFFREY OSBORNE MANHATTAN TRANSFE SERGIO MENDES

WKJJ/Louleeille Jacobs/Golden

JERMAINE JACKSON JOE JACKSON RENO i WILSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS THOMPSON TWINS IGLESIAS S NELSON CYNDI LAUPER LIONEL RICHIE

WRKAILou1MIN Jell Crawford

ALABAMA JERMAINE JACKSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE POIL COLLINS ALAN PARSONS JEFFREY OSBORNE BILLY JOEL

WEST Parallel One

KHOW/Denver Hel Moor.

DAN FOGELBERG CULTURE CLUB Hottest: none

KLIR/Dsnwer Elliott/Brady

RENO s WILSON JAMES INGRAM MANHATTAN TRANSFO Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL D ENIECE WILLIAMS CYNDI MOPES ALAN PARSONS

KOSTILos Angles K ryRMarle

RENO i WILSON PEABO BRYSON DAN HARTMAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM CYNDI LAUPER MANHATTAN TRANSFE DAN POGELBERG

KKLTIPhoNnie Anela Carisle

SRARIN' STEVENS ALABAMA RENO S WILSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL ALAN PARSONS CYNDI LAUPER

ROW/Portland

Mlnekl.rlDlrkt

PEABO BRYSON Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE DENIECE WILLIAMS MANHATTAN TRANSFE CYNDI LAUPER

K-10ElSaer.rwnN Paul MAO DAN FOGELBERG CYNDI LAUPER Hot to St: PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE IGLESIAS i NELSON BILLY JOEL THOMPSON TWINS

KBESTISan Diego Wagner/Hoskin.

JOHNNY MATHIS MANHATTAN TRANSFE DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL GORE JEFFREY OSBORNE

KFMNISan Diego Mark Larson

none Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE ALAN PARSONS JEFFREY OSBORNE KENNY ROGERS

0100IS.n Diego MOCRIE.yIKnIght

CULTURE CLUB JERMAINE JACKSON MICHAEL MURPHEY ALABAMA Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICHIE DENIECE WILLIAMS DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL GORE

KEZRISen Jose Wegnsrm..Ne

none Botte at: ALAN PASSONS BILLY JOEL LIONEL .ICHIE PHIL COLLINS CYISDI LAUPER

Parallel Two

KBOI/BoIN. Drew Harold

LATOYA JACKSON JERMAINE JACKSON LAURA BRANIGAN CULTURE CLUB PEABO BRYSON ALAN PARSONS B.J. THOMAS Hottest: KENNY ROGERS MANHATTAN TRANSPE MICHAEL GORE CYNDI LAUFER BILLY JOEL

KPPL/Dwver John Welker

DAN FOGELBERG NIGHT RANGER ALAN PARSONS JERMAINE JACKSON Nottest: LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS RICK SPRINGFIELD CYNDI LAUPER STEVE PERRY

KUGNIEugew, OR

B rian JNmee

JEFFREY OSBORNE JOHNNY MATHIS ALAN PARSONS PEABO BRYSON Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANS?! ELBOW BONES i RAC JAMES INGRAM CHAD STUART S JER PAUL SIMON

KKUAIHonolulu L ITI. Miller

PEABO BRYSON LINDA BONSTADT SERGIO MONDES Hottest: BILLY JOEL TEMPTATIONS MICHAEL JACKSON CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS

KMJJIIas VNNNN

Bill Kelly

DAN BARTMAN Rot teat: LIONEL RICHIE DAN FOGELBERG PHIL COLLINS CULTURE CLUB IGLESIAS i NELSON

KFVLoB Angels Kaye/LaBeau

DAN FOGELBERG RENO i WILSON CHRISTINE MOVIE Hottest: CULTURE CLUB PHIL COLLINS MADONNA LIONEL RICHIE CYNDI LAUPER

KWAV/Monterey Michael Reading

JERMAINE JACKSON RENO i WILSON JOHNNY MATHIS FRANK STALLONE DAN HARTINN Rottest: CYWDI LAUPER MANHATTAN TRANSFE PEIL COLLINS JOE JACKSON DENIECE WILLIAMS

KOY/Phoenia Merni Pingre

none Hottest: none

KSL/S.M Lake City George Lemkh

B.J. THOMAS JOHNNY MATHIS LEE GREENWOOD Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE KENNY ROGERS BILLY JOEL DAN FRG ANNE MURRAY

KIRIFMISNMie BIII Norton

RENO i WILSON CULTURE CLUB ALAN PARSONS ALABAMA MICHAEL NURPMEY PAUL YOUNG

none one

KKPLISpokene Ric Morgan

KIM CARNES MICHAEL MURPHEY DAN HARTMAN BRYSON i FLACK Hottest: MANHATTAN TRANSFE MICHAEL GORE JAMES INGRAM KENNY ROGERS CYNDI LAUPER

Parallel Three

KFODIAncDorage, AK Mike Ford

LATOYA JACKSON ANNE MURRAY PEABO BRYSON EDDIE RABBITT Hottest: BILLY JOEL TRACEY ULLMAN CYNDI LAUPER JOHNNY MATAIS JAMES INGRAM

KTWOICeeper John Lesder

SERGIO MENSES MAC DAVIS DON WILLIAMS DAVE CRUSIN DAN HARTMAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL JEFFREY OSBORNE JAMES INGRAM CYNDI LAUPER KENNY ROGERS

KN91Great Fairs Wies MCSh.y

RENO s WILSON CULTURE CLUB ALAN PARSONS Hottest: DAN FOGELBERG CYNDI LAUPER ANNE MURRAY ALABAMA DENIECE WILLIAMS

KRNOIReno front/Bennett

LATOYA JACKSON DAN HARTNAN RENO i WILSON Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE JAMES INGRAM CYNDI LAUPER DAN FOGELBERG

KOSW/Rock Springs, WY Maloney/Nerris

SERGIO MENDES EDDY GRANT ALAN PARSONS JEFFERSON STARSKI RENO S WILSON PAUL YOUNG Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANSFE JAMES INGRAM SHARIN' STEVENS

KRSBIRuwburg. OR

Stew Hills

CULTURE CLUB SERGIO MENDES DAVE GRUSIN ALAN PARSONS JOHNNY MATHIS LATTISAW A GILL SMOKE! ROBINSON PEABO BRYSON EDDIE RABBIT? Hottest: CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS ALAN PARSONS KENNY ROGERS BILLY JOEL

KISWSSM Lake City Den Imam

RIM CARNES JERMAINE JACKSON CHICAGO SERGIO MENSES Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE CYNDI LAUPER JAMES INGRAM DENIECE WILLIAMS

KALE/TWEMI», WA Mike Purdy

FRANK STALLONE SERGIO MENSES ALAN PARSONS LAURA BRANIGAN Hottest: CHRISTINE MOVIE SMOKEY ROBINSON JOE JACKSON CYNDI LAUPER FRANK STALLONE

WMAZIMaan WSKVIA.h.silM Stehe Murphy Don Brookshire

JERMAINE JACKSON SERGIO MENDES DAN HARTMAN RENO S WILSON PEABO BRYSON CULTURE CLUB Hottest: IGLESIAS i NELSON LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL GORE THOMPSON TWINS

WRVRIMNmphie Steve Butler

SERGIO RENDES BRYSON i FLACK DAN HARTMAN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE KENNY ROGERS CYNDI LAUPER DAN FOGELBERG DENIECE WILLIAMS

WIIHYIMonigomNry H«Ionnhomas

CULTURE CLUB PEABO BRYSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS ALABAMA DAN FOGELBERG

WLAC-FMMeshellle Nichols/Sergent

none Hottest: TRACEY ULLMAN PHIL COLLINS IGLESIAS s NELSON LIONEL RICRIE DENIECE WILLIAMS

2WD/Nodolk Rkhard.onlAll.n

MADONNA CULTURE CLUB JERMAINE JACKSON LATOYA JACKSON BRYSON s FLACK Hottest: CYNDI LAUPER BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL GORE LAURA BRANIGAN

WEIS/Richmond Churchl5tsvens

ANNE MURRAY Nottest: LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL JACKSON CYEOI LAUPER MICHAEL GORE

WRVAIRkhmond UM Dean

JOE JACKSON PEABO BRYSON ALAN PARSONS N ottest: IGLESIAS S NELSON LIONEL RICHIE PRIL COLLINS B ILLY JOEL JANES INGRAM

WAVEB.nNots HuntlrqMerinNNra

MICHAEL MURPHEY ALAN PARSONS JOHNNY MATHIS PEABO BRYSON EURYTHMICS Hottest: BILLY JOEL ALAN PARSONS MICHAEL GORE CYNDI LAUPER DAN POGELBERG

Parallel Three

K OROIAbllene

Dean Taylor

none Hottest: TRACEY ULLMAN DOLLY PARTON ALAN PARSONS MANHATTAN TRANSFE CYNDI LAUPER

POINTER SISTERS PEABO BRYSON ALAN PARSONS SERGIO VENDES DAVE GRUSIN Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS DAN FOGELBERG

WCKOICampbellsellle, KY

Jackson/Royce

SERGIO MENSES EDDY GRANT DAVE GRUSIN ALAN PARSONS JOANNE MATHIS GEORGE NINSTON SMOKEY ROBINSON Hottest: JAMES INGRAM DENIECE WILLIAMS IRENE CARA CYNDI LAUPER STEVE PERRY

WCHV/Ch.rloRNNN111e, VA

Thomas H. Twine

SERGIO MENDES ALAN PARSONS DAVE GRUSIN JOE JACKSON CHICAGO Nottest: EC LIONEL RICHIE PHIL COLLINS TRACEY ULLMAN DENIECE WILLIAMS

WGSVIGunlenNilM JSckBonlBsll

SMOKEY ROBINSON JKRMAINE JACKSON ALAN PARSONS PEABO BRYSON SERGIO MENSES DAVE GRUSIN Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL GORE MANHATTAN TRANSFE CYNDI LAUPER DENIECE WILLIAMS

WAOEIL.NNDurg, VA Stew Porter

JERMAINE JACKSON JOHNNY MATHIS SERGIO MENSES RONNIE MILSAP DAN RARINAN EDDIE BABBITT SMOKEY ROBINSON ALAN PARSONS Hottest: CYNDI LAUPER MANHATTAN TRANSFE DENIECE WILLIAMS RIM CARNES MICHAEL MURPHEY

WKYRIPaduah. KY FrMk Carrell

SERGIO RENDES ALAN PARSONS SMOKEY ROBINSON EURYTHMICS EDDIE RABBITS DAVE GRUSIN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LIONEL RICEIE MANHATTAN TRANSFE DENIECE WILLIAMS CULTURE CLUB

WNOSIWeel Palm B.Neh RONN Block

ALAN PARSONS ANNE MURRAY DAVE GRUSIN STYLE COUNCIL DAN HARTMAN RENO S WILSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS JAMES INGRAM MICHAEL GORE CYNDI LAUPER DAN FOGELBERG

WVBSIWIImington, NC Bob Wright

CULTURE CLUB JERMAINE JACKSON MICHAEL MURPHEY PEABO BRYSON Hottest: BILLY JOEL ALAN PARSONS CYNDI LAUPER JAMES INGRAM KENNY ROGERS

130 Reporters

123 Current Reports

The following station reported a frozen playlist this week:

97AIA/Miami The following stations did not report this week and therefore

their playlists were frozen:

WPIX/New York KORQ/Abilene KVIL-FM/Dallas

KRBE-FM/Houston WVLK/Lexington

KOY/Phoenix

Note: R&R welcomes the following new reporting stations:

KLIR/Denver (P1) WKJJ/Louisville (P2)



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May 11, 1984 CARS/Heartbeat City (Elektra) RUSH/Grace Under Pressure (Mercury/PG) STEVE PERRY/Street Talk (Columbia) SLADE/Keep Your Hands Off... (CBS Assoc.) SCORPIONS/Love At First Sting (Mercury/PG) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Sports (Chrysalis) VAN HALEN/1984 (WB) NIGHT RANGER/Midnight Madness (Camel/MCA) DAVID GILMOUR/About Face (Columbia) ORION THE HUNTER/Orion The Hunter (Portrait/CBS) ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) JOE JACKSON/Body And Soul (A&M) CYNDI LAUPER/She's So Unusual (Portrait/CBS) HAGAR/SCHON/AARONSON/SHRIEVE/Through... (Geffen) BILLY IDOL/Rebel Yell (Chrysalis) ICICLE WORKS/Icicle Works (Arista) ROGER WATERS/The Pros And Cons Of... (Columbia) TONY CAREY/Some Tough City (MCA) HOWARD JONES/Human's Lib (Elektra) DUKE JUPITER/White Knuckle Ride (Morocco/Motown) AGAINST ALL ODDS/Soundtrack (Atlantic) BERLIN/Love Life (Geffen) PRETENDERS/Learning To Crawl (Sire/WB) CHRISTINE McVIE/Christine McVie (WB) MOTLEY CRUE/Shout At The Devil (Elektra) TALK TALK/It's My Life (EMI America) RATT/Out Of the Cellar (Atlantic) RUSS BALLARD/Russ Ballard (EMI America) MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND/Somewhere In... (Arista) VAN STEPHENSON/Righteous Anger (MCA) THOMPSON TWINS/Into The Gap (Arista) FOOTLOOSE/Soundtrack (Columbia) BIG COUNTRY/Wonderland (Mercury/PG) INXS/The Swing (Atco) DURAN DURAN/Seven And The Ragged Tiger (Capitol) DWIGHT TWILLEY/Jungle (EMI America) PSYCHEDELIC FURS/Mirror Moves (Columbia) ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Ammonia Avenue (Arista) WANG CHUNG/Points On The Curve (Geffen) GO-GO's/Talk Show (IRS/A&M)

173 REPORTERS Total Reports

Hot Medium Rotation Rotation

Total Adds All

Rotations

"Magic" (1 51) "Think" (87) "Hello" (59) 170- 163- 7+ 1- "Distant" (149) "Red Sector" (67) "Body" (53) 160= 123+ 37- 2- "Oh Sherrie" (137) "Mine" (44) "Believe" (26) 154- 138- 16+ 3= "Run Runaway" (153) "My Oh My" (34) 156+ 126+ 30- 4- "Hurricane" (1 12) "Big City" (82) "Leaving" (34) 144- 108- 35+ 4+ "Rock & Roll" (1 12) "Walking" (12) 120- 100+ 20- 4+ "I'll Wait" (94) "Panama" (41) "Legs" (17) 122- 100- 21- 2- "Sister Christian" (122) 123- 100- 22+ 2+ "Murder" (105) "Light" (42) "Lovers" (16) 134- 58- 76+ 3- "So You Ran" (137) 139+ 45+ 94- 2- "Legs" (124) 125- 63+ 61- 3+ "You Can't Get What You Want" (124) 126+ 76+ 49- 5+ "Time After Time" (1 10) 112+ 79+ 31+ 13+ "Whiter" (104) "Missing" (38) "Top" (13) 119- 43- 74= 9+ "Eyes Without A Face" (1 12) 118+ 48+ 63- 26- "Whisper To A Scream" (121) 124+ 32+ 92- 2- "5:01 AM (The Pros...)" (121) "4:41 AM" (23) 128+ 23+ 98+ 15- "A Fine Fine Day" (89) "Eddie (11) 106- 58- 47+ 3- "What Is Love?" (111) 114+ 29+ 82- 4= "Little Lady" (121) 124+ 19+ 96+ 29+ "Against All Odds" (151) "Violet" (44) "Walk" (29) 100- 52- 48- 3+ "No More Words" (95) "Touch" (1 1) 103- 51+ 51- 2- "Show Me" (83) "Time" (1 5) 93- 59- 34- 2+ "Love Will Show Us How" (92) 100+ 30+ 68+ 9= "Too Young To Fall In Love" (92) 97+ 20+ 76+ 12- "It's My Life" (96) 99+ 30+ 69- 3= "Round And Round" (93) 95+ 23+ 66+ 17- "Voices" (96) 99+ 12+ 78+ 22+ "Rebel" (92) 94+ 21+ 67+ 14- "Modern Day Delilah" (93) 94+ 13+ 73+ 25+ "Doctor! Doctor!" (57) "Hold Me Now" (29) 80- 34- 43+ 9+ "I'm Free" (49) "Footloose" (25) "Paradise" (14) 79- 34- 42= 7= "Wonderland" (82) 83+ 16+ 64+ 9- "Original Sin" (61) "The Swing" (13) 80+ 20+ 54- 12- "The Reflex" (72) 73+ 33+ 39- 8+ "Little Bit Of Love" (69) "Girls" (14) 78- 13- 62- 7- "The Ghost In You" (76) 79+ 21+ 51+ 18+ "Prime Time" (38) "Don't Answer Me" (35) 71- 24- 46- 5+ "Dance Hall Days" (68) 70- 21- 48- 4+ "Head Over Heels" (59) 62- 30- 32- 2-

BREÁKERS. 1

RUSS BALLARD Russ Ballard (EMI America)

57% of our reporters on it. 99/22 including adds at: WIYY, WNEW-FM, KZEW, KLOL, KYYS, KBPI, KZAP, WPYX, WFYV, WTUE. Moves 45-28 on the Albums chart.

RAIT Out Of The Cellar (Atlantic)

55% of our reporters on it. 95/17 include adds at: WMMR, KLOL, WEBN, WQFM, KOME, WPYX, WAQY, WCKN, WTUE, KEZO. Moves 35-27 on the Albums Chart.

VAN STEPHENSON Righteous Anger (MCA)

54% of our reporters on it. 94/25 including adds at: WBAB, WYSP, WQFM, KAZY, KBPI, KUPD, KRCK, KZAP, KGB, KSJO, WFYV, WTUE, KOMP. Moves 47-30 on the Albums Chart.

AOR BREAKERS - Records in a reported rotation on at least 50% of reporting stations. Total reports/total adds Information listed; for example, 100/50 means 100 total station reports and, of those, 50 added It this week.

PLAYUSTS - Printed regionally by parallels. An artist's name appears once per playlist In the highest reported rotation; for example, If cuts from an album are reported in both hot and medium, the album will appear in hot. A small 'a' before an artist's name indicates the record Is newly reported that week, or additional tracks have been added. An (A) or (M) after an artist's name shows that other tracks from that record can be found in those rotations night or medium). An artist's name with no abbreviations means all airplay of that artist is in the listed rotation.

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White Knuckle Ride (Morocco/Motown) BILLY IDOL (26)

Rebel Yell (Chrysalis) VAN STEPHENSON (25) Righteous Anger (MCA)

RUSS BALLARD (22) Russ Ballard (EMI America) PSYCHEDELIC FURS (18) Mirror Moves (Columbia)

RATT (17) Out Of The Cellar (Atlantic)

ROGER WATERS (15) The Pros And Cons Of Hitch Hiking (Columbia)

MOST HOTS

CARS (163) Heartbeat City (Elektra)

STEVE PERRY (138) Street Talk (Columbia)

SLADE (126) Keep Your Hands Off My... (CBS Associated)

RUSH (123) Grace Under Pressure (Mercury/PolyGram)

SCORPIONS (108) Love At First Sting (Mercury/PolyGram)

NEW & ACTIVE aPOCO/Inamorata (Atlantic) 69/14 (59/11) Adds include KZEW, KLOL, KUPD, KRCK, KZOK, WPLR, KLAQ, KFMG. Hots 11 include KBCO, KINK, KILO.

Mediums 50 include WKLS, KSRR, WSHE, WYNF, WLUP, WXRT, WMMS, WQFM, KSHE, KBPI.

GARY MOORE/Victims Of The Future (Mirage/Atco) 67/8 (71/7) Adds: WKLS, KSRR, KYYS, WTUE, KICT, KOMP, KWFM, KSQY. Hots: 5 WRIF, WQFM, KRCK, KRQR, WLAV. Mediums 60 include WIYY, WBAB, WDVE, KZEW, KLOL, WYNF, WSKS, WMMS, KBPI, KLOS, KGB, KZOK.

aFACE TO FACE/Face To Face (Epic) 65/14 (54/9) Adds include WBAB, WYNF, WTPA, WFYV, WIOT, KMOD. Hots: 5 WBCN, WLIR, WQBK, WAAF, CITI -FM.

Mediums 56 include WKLS, KZEW, WXRT, WMMS, KBCO, KRCK, KGB, KRQR, KISW, KZOK, WPYX, WPLR, WAQY, WLAV, KATT, KILO.

aULTRAVOX/Lament (Chrysalis) 64/11 (57/6) Adds: KZEW, KCAL, KOLA, KFOG, KRQR, WQDR, WOOS, WXKE, WFBQ, KSPN. Hots 7 include WLIR, KROQ,

91X, KQAK, CITI -FM, KTCL. Mediums 52 include WBAB, WDVE, WKLS, WXRT, WEBN, KBCO, KBPI, WPLR, WAQY, KLAQ, WFYV, WLVQ, WTUE, WIOT, KILO, KKDJ, KWFM.

aR.E.M./Reckoning (IRS/A&M) 59/10 (53/11) Adds: WYSP, WSHE, WTUE, CITI -FM, KFMG, WBLM, WWWV, WRUF, KFMQ, KZOQ. Hots 12 include WBCN,

WLIR, CHUM -FM, WXRT, KBCO, 91X, KQAK. Mediums 42 include WBAB, WNEW-FM, WHJY, WKLS, WLUP, KYYS, KAZY, KROQ, WPYX, WIMZ, WLVQ, KEZO, KILO, KKDJ, KOMP. WHITESNAKE/Slide It In (Geffen) 59/7 (52/12) Adds: WIYY, KBPI, WDHA, WZXY, KMOD, KIDQ, WRUF. Hots 9 include KTXQ, KZEW, WRIF, KRCK, KZOK, KNCN,

WAPL, WLAV. Mediums 47 include WBAB, WDVE, WYNF, WMMS, WQFM, WSHE, KLOS, KMET, KGB, KRQR,

KSJO, KISW. aNIK KERSHAW/Human Racing (MCA) 56/13 (44/5) Adds include KDKB, WEZX, WWWV, KUFO, KFMQ, KSPN. Hots 18 include WLIR, WYDD, WXRT, WMMS,

KBCD, WFYV, KGGO, WLAV. Mediums 32 include WSHE, WSKS, WTPA, WZXR, WDIZ, WTUE, WWCK, KEZO,

WWCT, WIOT, KKDJ. STYLE COUNCIL/My Ever Changing Moods (Geffen) 52/3 (51/3) Adds: WKLC, WOOS, KKRQ. Hots 17 include WXRT, WMMS, KBCO, KROQ, 91X, KQAK, KKDJ. Mediums 33 include

WBAB, WYSP, WLUP, KINK, WZZO, WTPA, WPLR, KREM. EURYTHMICS/Touch (RCA) 33/7 (29/2) Adds: WRXT, KEGL, KUPD, WZXY, KSMB, WKZL, KSPN. Hots 14 include WAPP, WXRT, WMMS, KBCO, KROQ,

KQAK. Mediums 16 include WBCN, WLUP, 91X, WZZO, KMJX. ICON/Icon (Capitol) 32/5 (27/5) Adds: WMMS, KDKB, WTUE, KKDJ, KUFO. Hots: KUPD. Mediums 28 include WDVE, WHJY, WYNF, KGB, KRQR,

KSJO, KISW, WTPA, KLAQ, WLVQ, WLAV, KLPX, KWFM. AUSTRALIAN CRAWL/Semantics (Geffen) 23/1 (25/1) Adds: CHEZ -FM. Hots: 2 KBCO, KIDQ. Mediums 20 include WLUP, WMMS, WQFM, KGB, WDHA, WIMZ, KILO, KFIV-

FM. IAN CUSSICK/Danger In The Air (A&M) 16/9 (9/4) Adds: WEBN, WQFM, KSHE, KBCO, KZOK, WQBK, KKDJ, KSQY, WCPZ. Hots: 0. Mediums 13 include WRXT, KCAL,

WPDH, WKLC, WWCK, WLAV. PAUL YOUNG/No Parlez (Columbia) 15/3 (13/0) Adds: WRXT, WMMS, WCPZ. Hots: 3 WLUP, KBCO, KDKB. Mediums 10 include WBCN, WMMR, WXRT, KQAK, WCMF, KLAQ, KGGO. JOE COCKER/Civilized Man (Capitol) 14/4 (12/9) Adds: WRXT, WWWV, WCPZ, KSPN. Hots: 5 KBCO, WQBK, KREM, WDEK, KTCL. Medium 6 include WXRT, KINK, KILO. ALCATRAZZ/Live Sentence (Rocshire) 13/9 (5/5) Adds: WBAB, KSJO, KISW, KZOK, WOWE, WWWV, KSMB, KUFO, WIQB. Hots: 0. Mediums 9 include KTXQ,

WLAV, WKZL. CULTURE CLUB/Colour By Numbers (Virgin/Epic) 13/8 (10/2) Adds include KEGL, 91X, WROQ, WCKN, WZXY. Hots: 3 WYDD, WMMS, K97. Mediums 8 include WQBK, WAPI, WIMZ. ANY TROUBLE/Wrong End Of The Race (EMI America) 13/5 (8/6) Adds: WRXT, KQAK, WQBK, WRKI, KSQY. Hots: 1 WLAV. Mediums 7 include WXRT, KBCO, WWCT, KWXL. GREAT WHITE/Great White (EMI America) 11/2 (9/1) Adds: WBAB, KUFO. Hots: 1 KLOS. Mediums 9 include KTXQ, KZEW, KMET, KSJO, KISS, KKDJ, KLPX.

LEGS DIAMOND/Out On Bail (Target) 11/1 (9/0) Adds: KUFO. Hots: 2 KZOK, KISS. Mediums 8 include KTXQ, WQFM, KRCK, KSJO. JOHNNY WINTER/Guitar Slinger (Alligator) 10/5 (4/0) Adds include KBCO, CHEZ -FM, KSQY, WCPZ. Hots: 2 WDEK, KTCL. Mediums 5 include KTXQ, WXRT.

NEW & ACTIVE - Records building In airplay and coming closest to charting. Numbers indicate total reports /total adds; for example, 40/20 means 40 reports and, of those, 20 added It this week. Figures In parentheses are last week's data. Checked records are those that were among the week's most added.

AOR ALBUMS - Compiles album airplay data from all reporting stations. Includes four -week trend of chart movement, plus cuts listed numerically by airplay. Current singles are BOLDED. Also listed Is present week's number of reports In hot and medium rotations, and total adds. Symbols represent more 1+1, less I -I, or equal (r) number of reports In each rotation compared to last week's figures. Records showing significant upward momentum are bulleted.


OPINION RUNS RAMPANT ON RANKIN

FMQB ALBUM REPORT-One of the best drop -the

needle -anywhere records we've heard this year.

Wonderful songs, interesting vocals, stellar

production... It's a gone gator. Easy to hear, easier

to like.

GEORGE ANTHONY (WYDD)-I love it. A great

rock & roll feel that should appeal to the older

demos, without blowing away the kids.

TED EDWARDS (KGB)-An overall strong record,

multiple cuts with real solid vocals.

RON DIAZ (WYNF)-Upper demo, intelligent rock

& roll.

JOE FOLGER (KEGL)-Great vocals, and there's

definitely more than one cut here. I find myself

spending a lot of time listening to this.

CURTISS JOHNSON (KUPD)-Rough, raw, fresh

rock & roll.

THE ROCK & ROLL BABY COMES OF AGE

ALBUM NETWORK-His stylistic manner is similar

to Bryan Adams, and his guitar expertise is young,

fresh and hot. A&M is rightly "Bankin' On Rankin"

to come through as their most promising

developing artist.

KID LEO (WMMS)-This first impressive rookie in

the ranks of rock & roll. This guy will definitely

make the squad. Impressive first time at bat.

MANDO CAMINO (KNCN)-Before long,

everyone will know who Billy Rankin is.

GROWIN' UP TOO FAST... COIN' UP FASTER

MARTY BENDER (WSKS)-The songs are well

crafted and sincerely performed, with no evidence

of pretention.

LYNN WELLS (KBPI)-I'm in love with the album.

This one will take radio by storm.

TOM STARR (WOUR)-You've got to love the

urgent driving beat that propels Billy. It's got o

certain top -down summertime feel to it.

BRIAN MILLER (KLPX)-I like "Rip It Up" and

"Call Me Automatic." Good time music with the

boogie woogie beat.

RON NENNI (WDVE)-I've had fun with this

since the pre-release cassette. It will do well in

Pittsburgh. Just the sound we're looking for.

BILLY RANKIN

GROWIN' UP TO FAST (5P-6-4977)

ON A&M RECORDS AND CASSETTES.



Weeks Weeks Week 173 REPORTERS Total Hot Medium Total Adds

8 7 2 O CARS/Magic (Elektra) 151= 123+ 28- 1- 9 6 3 © SLADE/Run Runaway (CBS Associated) 153+ 125+ 28- 3- 15 8 4 © RUSH/Distant Early Warning (Mercury/PG) 149+ 112+ 37- 2+ 2 1 1 4 STEVE PERRY/Oh Sherrie (Columbia) 137- 125- 12- 1--

5 4 5 5 NIGHT RANGER/Sister Christian (Camel/MCA) 122- 99- 22+ 2+ 11 11 10 O HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/The Heart Of... (Chrysalis) 112- 93+ 19- 1=-

23 FIXX/Deeper & Deeper (MCA) 145+ 30+ 104+ 33- 23 14 13 O ORION THE HUNTER/So You Ran (Portrait/CBS) 137- 45+ 92- 1- 17 13 12 ZZ TOP/Legs (WB) 124 - 62+ 61- 3+ 7 10 8 to SCORPIONS/Rock You Like A Hurricane (Mercury/PG) 112 - 87- 25- 0=

20 16 15 al JOE JACKSON/You Can't Get What You Want... (A&M) 124+ 76+ 47- 4+ 27 JEFFERSON STARSHIP/No Way... (Grunt/RCA) 140+ 33+ 99+ 32-

37 26 17 CYNDI LAUPER/Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) 1 fo+ 80+ 29+ 12+ 1 2 6 14 CARS/You Might Think (Elektra) 87 - 80- 7+ 0=-

24 17 16 ICICLE WORKS/Whisper To A Scream... (Arista) 121+ 32+ 89- 2- 4 5 7 16 VAN HALEN/l'll Wait (WB) 94- 77- 17- 0- 16 15 14 17 DAVID GILMOUR/Murder (Columbia) 105- 43- 62+ 2- - 39 19 ROGER WATERS/5:01 AM (The Pros...) (Columbia) 121+ 23+ 91+ 13-

38 BILLY IDOL/Eyes Without A Face (Chrysalis) 112+ 47+ 57+ 27- 55 40 25 m DUKE JUPITER/Little Lady (Morocco/Motown) 121+ 19+ 94+ 28+ 26 23 18 21 HOWARD JONES/What Is Love? (Elektra) 111+ 29+ 79- 3- 30 24 21 22 BERLIN/No More Words (Geffen) 95+ 46+ 48- 2- 3 3 9 23 TONY CAREY/A Fine Fine Day (MCA) 89- 55- 34+ 0=

38 34 24 (41;) HAGAR/SCHON/AARONSON/SHRIEVE/Whiter... (Geffen) 1o4+ 38+ 62+ 14= 25 28 26 SCORPIONS/Big City Nights (Mercury/PG) 82+ 47+ 34+ 7+ 6 9 11 26 PRETENDERS/Show Me (Sire/WB) 83 - 53- 30- 0- - - 58 ff/ GREG KIHN BAND/Reunited (Beserkley/E-A) 103+ 12+ 75+ 45- 34 30 28 TALK TALK/It's My Life (EMI America) 96+ 30+ 66- 3=

46 36 RATT/Round And Round (Atlantic) 93+ 22+ 65+ 17- 59 45 33 e MOTLEY CRUE/Too Young To Fall In Love (Elektra) 92+ 17+ 74+ 11- 44 33 29 31 CHRISTINE McVIE/Love Will Show Us How (WB) 92+ 27+ 63+ 8-

56 42 MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND/Rebel (Arista) 92+ 20+ 66+ 14- 47 47 ® RUSS BALLARD/Voices (EMI America) 96+ 12+ 76+ 19+

54 0 VAN STEPHENSON/Modern Day Delilah (MCA) 93+ 13+ 72+ 25+ 54 37 ® BIG COUNTRY/Wonderland (Mercury/PG) 82+ 16+ 63+ 9- 52 46 DURAN DURAN/The Reflex (Capitol) 72+ 33+ 38- 8+

55 ffl CHICAGO/Stay The Night (WB) 84+ 12+ 65+ 14- 55 44 Q RUSH/Red Sector A (Mercury/PG) 67+ 33+ 33+ 7=-

53 Q PSYCHEDELIC FURS/The Ghost In You (Columbia) 76+ 19+ 51+ 16+ 18 21 30 40 WANG CHUNG/Dance Hall Days (Geffen) 68- 21- 46- 4+ 43 37 41 41 CARS/Hello Again (Elektra) 59- 31- 28+ 3- 52 49 48 DWIGHT TWILLEY/Little Bit Of Love (EMI America) 69+ 11- 55+ 6-

DEBUT Q RED RIDER/Young Thing, Wild... (Capitol) 82+ 4+ 45+ 79+ 31 29 32 44 PAT TRAVERS/Killer (Polydor/PG) 66- 9- 57- 0- 28 31 35 45 GO-GO's/Head Over Heels (IRS/A&M) 59- 27- 32- 0- 19 18 22 46 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Authority... (Riva/PG) 56- 29- 27- 0= 10 12 20 47 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Love Somebody (RCA) 52- 33- 19- 0= 42 38 51 INXS/Original Sin (Atco) 61- 16+ 43- 3-

53 45 49 RUSH/Body Electric (Mercury/PG) 53- 29= 24- 2- - - 60 4 THOMPSON TWINS/Doctor! Doctor! (Arista) 57+ 23+ 30+ 11+

DEBUT ® POCO/Days Gone By (Atlantic) 68+ 9= 51+ 14+ - - 59 ULTRAVOX/One Small Day (Chrysalis) 58+ 7+ 47- 10+ 12 19 34 53 PHIL COLLINS/Against All Odds (Atlantic) 51- 27- 24= 0= 39 32 39 54 HEART/The Heat (Pasha/CBS) 58- 8- 50- 0-

DEBUT NIK KERSHAW/Wouldn't It Be Good (MCA) 55+ 17+ 32+ 13+

I DEBUT R.E.M./So. Central Rain (IRS/A&M) 53+ 10+ 38+ 8- 29 35 50 57 VAN HALEN/Panama (WB) 41- 25- 15- 1- 13 20 31 58 YES/Leave It (Atco) 44- 16- 28- 0- 5

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RED RIDER (79) Young Thing, Wild Dreams (Rock Me) (Capitol)

EDDY GRANT (47) Romancing The Stone (Portrait/CBS)

GREG KIHN BAND (45) Reunited (Berserkley/E-A)

FIXX (33) Deeper & Deeper (MCA)

JEFFERSON STARSHIP (32) No Way Out (Grunt/RCA)

MOST HOTS

SLADE (125) Run Runaway (CBS Associated)

STEVE PERRY (125) Oh Sherrie (Columbia)

CARS (123) Magic (Elektra)

RUSH (112) Distant Early Warning (Mercury/PolyGram)

NIGHT RANGER (99) Sister Christian (Camel/MCA)

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (93) The Heart Of Rock & Roll (Chrysalis)

BREAKERS. BILLY IDOL

Eyes Without A Face (Chrysalis) 65% of our reporters on it. 112/27 including adds at WMMR, WSKS, KBPI, KLBJ, WROQ, KISS, WTUE, KGGO, KMOD, KLPX. Moves 38-19 on the Hot Tracks chart. GREG KIHN BAND

Reunited (Beserkley/E-A) 60% of out reporters on it. 103/45 including adds at: WIYY, WBCN, KZEW, KSRR, WSHE, WYNF, WEBN, KBPI, WPYX, WHCN, WFYV, WQMF, WDIZ, WTUE, KATT. Moves 58-27 on the Hot Tracks Chart.

RUSS BALLARD Voices (EMI America)

55% of our reporters on it. 96/19 including adds at: WIYY, WNEW-FM, KZEW, KLOL, KYYS, KBPI, KZAP, WPYX, WCCC, WFYV, WTUE. Moves 47-33 on the Hot Tracks Chart. RAT!

Round And Round (Atlantic) 54% of our reporters on it. 93/17 including adds at: WMMR, KLOL, WEBN, WQFM, KOME, WPYX, WAQY, WFYV, WTUE, KEZO. Moves 36-29 on the Hot Tracks Chart.

MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND Rebel (Arista)

53% of our reporters on it. 92/14 including adds at: WIYY, WMMR, WDVE, KLOL, WSHE, WPLR, WAAF, KKDJ. Moves 42-32 on the Hot Tracks Chart.

MOTLEY CRUE Too Young To Fall In Love (Elektra)

53% of our reporters on it. 92/11 including adds at: WHJY, WKLS, KTXQ, KYYS, WPLR, WCMF, WAPL, KEZO. Moves 33-30 on the Hot Tracks Chart.

VAN STEPHENSON Modem Day Delilah (MCA)

54% of our reporters on it. 93/25 including adds at: WBAB, WYSP, WQFM, KAZY, KBPI, KUPD, KRCK, KZAP, KCAL, KGB, KOME, KSJO, WAQY, WAQX, WFYV, WRXL, KOMP. Moves 54-34 on the Hot Tracks Chart.

NEW & ACTIVE leFACE TO FACE "Out Of My Hands" (Epic) 52/11 (45/8)

Adds include WYNF, WTPA, WPDH, WKTM, WFYV, WIOT, KMOD, KICT. Hots 2 include WAAF, CITI -FM. Mediums 48 include WHJY, KZEW, WMMS, KRCK, KGB, KRQR, KOME, WPYX, WPLR, WAQY, KLBJ, KATT, KILO.

GARY MOORE "Shapes Of Things" (Mirage/Atco) 51/7 (53/5) Adds: WKLS, KSRR, KYYS, WTUE, KOMP, KWFM, KSQY. Hots 2 include WRIF, WLAV. Mediums 48 include WBAB, WDVE, KTXO, KLOL, WSKS, WMMS, KBPI, KLOS, KGB, KRQR, WHCN, WCMF, WAQY, WIOT, KILO, KKDJ.

pn EDDY GRANT "Romancing The Stone" (Portrait/CBS) 49/47 (0/0) Ldim Adds include WBAB, WAPP, WDVE, WCKO, WMMS, KBCO, KQAK, WPYX. Hots 2 include WKQQ, WLAV. Mediums 23 include WSHE, KFOG, WQBK, WHCN, WFYV, WIOT, KKDJ.

KENNY LOGGINS "I'm Free" (Columbia) 49/3 (51/6) Adds: WEBN, KXZL, KMOD. Hots 18 include WYDD, KCAL, KMEL, WQBK, WDHA, WZXY, KGGO, KILO. Mediums 30 include WBAB, WAPP, WYSP, KSRR, WSHE, KURS, KAZY, KDKB, KUPD, KGB, WAQY, WOMF, WWCT.

QROGER GLOVER "The Mask" (21/PolyGram) 48/29 (23/23) Adds include WIYY, WBCN, WYDD, KZEW, WEBN, KAZY, KGON, KWFM. Hots 3 include

WLIR, WPDH, WLAV. Mediums 31 include WRXT, WBAB, WMMR, KUPD, KGB, KMEL, KRQR, WIMZ, WLVQ, WIOT.

LITTLE STEVEN "Out Of The Darkness" (EMI America) 43/5 (42/3) Adds: CHUM -FM, KOLA, CHEZ -FM, KWXL, KSQY. Hots 7: WMMS, KISW, WDHA, KLBJ, KIDQ, KTCL. Mediums 36 include WBAB, WNEW-FM, WCKO, WYNF, WXRT, WQFM, KBCO, KCAL, KGB,

WLVQ, WFBQ, KILO, KFIV-FM.

BON JOVI "She Don't Know Me" (Mercury/PolyGram) 40/8 (34/10) Adds include WSHE, KOME, KSJO. Hots 7 include KLOS, KRCK, WCMF, KISS, KFMG, WMGM, WBYG. Mediums 32 include WMMR, WYSP, KZEW, KSRR, WYNF, WMET, KSHE, KUPD, WXLP, WFBQ, KATT, KMOD.

WHITESNAKE "Slow 'n' Easy" (Geffen) 36/5 (29/7) Adds: WIYY, KBPI, WDHA, KKDJ, WRUF. Hots 7 include KTXQ, WRIF, KRCK, KNCN, WAPL, WLAV. Mediums 28 include WDVE, KZEW, WYNF, KSHE, KGB, KRQR, KRQR, WCMF, WTUE, WIOT, KILO.

QUEEN "I Want To Break Free" (Capitol) 35/2 (34/4) Adds: WROQ, WOOS. Hots 6: CHOM-FM, CHUM -FM, CFOX, WTKX, WBYG, KSPN. Mediums 28 include WBAB, WXRT, WMMS, WTPA, WAAF, KLAQ, WFYV.

SCORPIONS "I'm Leaving You" (Mercury/PolyGram) 34/3 (38/3) Adds: KGB, CFOX, WKQQ. Hots 19 include WIYY, WQFM, KBPI, KLOS, KRCK, KRQR, KOME, KSJO, KZOK, WDIZ, WLVQ, KILO, KKDJ, KPOI. Mediums 15 include KGON, WPYX, WEZX, KLAO, WXLP, WTUE, WIOT.

ICON "On Your Feet" (Capitol) 30/5 (24/4) Adds: WMMS, KDKB, WTUE, KKDJ, KUFO. Hots 1: KUPD. Mediums 26 include WDVE, WHJY, WYNF, KGB, KRQR, KSJO, KISW, KLAQ, WLVQ, WLAV, KLPX.

PETER GABRIEL "Walk Through The Fire" (Atlantic) 29/5 (26/2) Adds: KSJO, WPDH, WAQX, WOUR, WOOS. Hots 16 include WBAB, WEBN, KBCO, KROO, 91X, KFOG, WDHA. Mediums 12 include WBCN, WMMR, WYSP, WSHE, KQAK.

EURYTHMICS "Who's That Girl?" (RCA) 27/6 (22/3) Adds: WRXT, KEGL, KUPD, WZXY, KSMB, WKZL. Hots 9 include WXRT, WMMS, KBCO, KQAK. Mediums 15 include WLUP, 91X, WZZO.

X "Wild Thing" (Elektra) 26/8 (17/15) Adds include KEGL, WXRT, KUPD, KSJO. Hots 4: WBCN, WLIR, KROQ, 91X. Mediums 17 include WKLS, WEBN, WMMS, KMET, KQAK, KILO.

CARS "Drive" (Elektra) 26/6 (17/3) Adds: WHJY, WTPA, KLAQ, KATT, WRUF, KWHL. Hots 17 include WSHE, WMMS, KUPD, KINK, KCAL, KFOG, WAAF, WDIZ, KISS, KWXL. Mediums 9 include WQDR, WRXL, KEZE, KREM.

CARS "It's Not The Night" (Elektra) 24/7 (15/5) Adds include WIYY, WQFM, KGON. Hots 14 include WDVE, KTXQ, WXRT, KGB, WHCN, WFYV, WDIZ, KKDJ. Mediums 10 include WKLS, KLOL, WPYX, WFBO, WIOT.

ROGER WATERS "4:41 AM (Sexual Revolution)" (Columbia) 23/7 (19/17) Adds include KAZY, WPYX, WWCT. Hots 3: KYYS, KFOG, WAPL. Mediums 19 include WBAB, WSHE, WXRT, KGB, KRQR, WDHA, KFMG.

WHITESNAKE "Slide It In" (Geffen) 22/3 (19/6) Adds: WZXY, KMOD, KIDQ. Hots 2: KZEW, WAPL. Mediums 18 include WBAB, WYNF, WMMS, KLOS, KISW, KLAQ, KATT, KKDJ, KLPX, KWFM.

MOST ADDS -A numerical listing of the most added records of the week.

MOST HOTS - A numerical listing of the records receiving the most hot rotation reports.


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ALAN PARSONS BERLIN 12-8

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WOFM(Sdwwct.dy, NY

Tom P.rkNr

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WOUYINansor. ME Jim Randall PAUL YOUNG HOWARD JONES BIG COUNTRY 22 TOP PSYCHEDELIC FURS CULTURE CLUB DUKE JUPITER RENO 6 WILSON Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 GO OD'S 4-2 IRENE CARA 12-9 CYNDI LOUPER 17-11 NIGHT RANGER 22-12

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Michel O'HNIs

INKS CAER ZZ TOP LOTYISAW a GILL (dp) Hottest: THONPSON TWINS 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-3 CARS 5-1 CYNDI LOUPES 10-7 DURAN DURAN 25-11

WRWMealt ME Scott Nobble*

CULTURE CLUB STYX RENO 6 WILSON CARS BIG COUNTRY DAN FOGELBERG BANANA RAN XIM CARNES Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 STEVE PERRY 6-4 CYNDI LOUPER 12-S NIGHT RANGER 19-6 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 24-16

103CI19/B.ekley, WV Bob Spence, EURYTHMICS BILLY IDOL (dpi

QUEEN INKS idp) LATOYA JACKSON SERGIO MENSES WANG CHUNG Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 STEVE PERRY 6-2 CYNDI LOUPER 13-4 NIGHT RANGER 19-11 DURAN DURAN 20-12

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Metdww.lAlNNardr

CULTURE CLUB DAN HARTMAN JEFFERSON STARSHI CARS WANG CHUNG Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 MIGHT RANGER 12-3 STEVE PERRY 10-4 CYNDI LOUPER 17-9 LAURA BRANIGAN 30-19

WTBNDov.e, NH Jin Sebastian

ALAN PARSONS CHICAGO VAN STEPHENSON (dpi

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WINZIEa.w, NH

Soon MacKay

CULTURE CLUB RENO 6 WILSON STYX JEFFERSON STARSHI DAN FOGELBERG BARANARAMA KC (dp) BIG COUNTRY K IM CARNES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 JOIN COUGAR 6-4 LAURA BRANIGAN 24-18 SCORPIONS 23-20 POINTER SISTERS 37-28

WZYO/FredRdck, MD

K emorbl Joe

TOI TEELEY CARS Z2 TOP BILLY IDOL NIGHT RANGER SNALAMAR Nottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1

IRENE CARA 8-2 STEVE PERRY 11-6 DURAN DURAN 29-17 CHICAGO 36-22 fin, MD WO Kauffman

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OK100/MatNNR, NY

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Jeek Often

EURYTHMICS BILLY IDOL DAN RARTMAN RENO a WILSON ZZ TOP (dp) 1NNS LATOYA JACKSON EDDY GRANT Hottest: LIONEL RICNIE 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-3 STEVE PERRY 9-5 CYNDI LOUPER 20-7 GO GO'S 13-9

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ALAN PARSONS CULTURE CLUB BON JOUI WANG CHUNG DWIGHT TWILLEY DAN MRTIAN CARS Hottest: LIONEL RICNIE I-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 8-6 IRENE CARA 9-8 STEVE PERRY 12-9

WJRO(Pordend, ME

Phoenix/O'Neil

EDDY GRANT DAN FOGELBERG BANANARAMA MISSING PERSONS BIG COUNTRY ZZ TOP POINTER SISTERS KIN CARNES Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS I-1 NIGHT RANGER 3-2 IGLESIAS S NELSON 5-3 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 18-8 CYNDI LOUPER 24-14

WOMP-FMMRueNrSF WV Dwrye Bade PAUL YOUNG 2Z TOP ALAN PARSONS INNS SCORPIONS (dp) PSYCHEDELIC FURS Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 SHALAMAR 3-2 STEVE PERRY 10-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS 17-9 LAID BACK 19-10

WBQVIW Mrrrpat PA

Fmk Ball

CARS PSYCHEDELIC FURS ICICLE WORKS DWIGHT TWILLEY Nottest: STEVE PERRY 2-1 SCORPIONS 5-2 NIGHT RANGER 6-4 VAN HALES 9-7 HUEY LEWIS a NEWS 12-8

SOUTH PARAI. I I TAY]

WBBOIAWIO.ta GA BIRCH Steyr DAN HARTMAN Z2 TOP (dp) CARS ROCKWELL TIMMY THOMAS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 SNALAMAR 3-1 PHIL COLLINS 4-6 LIONEL RICNIE 9-10 DURAN DURAN 21-16

KHFYAiteen TX

VeAmanKka t.H ZZ TOP POINTER SISTERS STYX RENO 6 WILSON Hottest: LIONEL RICNIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-2 DURAN DURAN 13-3 IGLESIAS A NELSON 8-5 STEVE PERRY 11-9

WFMFRMmn Rou/R RIBMAhyen

CHICAGO RENO a WILSON JEFFERSON STARANI Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-4 IRENE CARA 12-8 CYNDI LAUPER 15-9

KIZBIB.rxnont 7X MurpAy/H.rMon

JEFFERSON STARSHI ZZ TOP CARS DAN HARTMAN ROCKWELL RENO 6 WILSON Hottest: NIGHT RANGER 3-1 SCORPIONS 7-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS II -6 CYNDI LOUER 23-I8 JEMAINE JACKSON 26-20

WOIDIRReNL MS Mickey Coules CULTURE CLUB RENO A WILSON POINTER SISTERS EURYTHMICS SLADE DUKE JUPITER (dpi Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 13-7 NIGHT RANGER 23-16 LAID BACK 10-20 JERMAINE JACKSON 31-24

K20(100IBImNeulrrn, AL

K evin McCarthy

RENO 6 WILSON YARBROUGH/PEOPLES ZZ TOP PSALM BRYSON ALAN PARSONS Hottest: LIONEL ROGUE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-2 STEVE PERRY 6-3 SHALAMAR 14-7 CYNDI LAUPER 17-9

WSSX(Ch.rleton, SC PAIIIp.IANan

JERMAINE JACKSON CULTURE CLUB RENO a WILSON Hot t ee t: DENIECE WILLIAMS 8-1 CARS 5-3 STEVE PERRY 6-4 NIGHT RANGER 9-8 CYNDI LOUPER I1-9

WRCYIChedAstE, NC B ob KNgian

NIA RERSHAW TINA TURNER HOWARD JONES RENO a WILSON ZZ TOP (dp) Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS I-1 STEVE PERRY 3-2 CYNDI LOUPER 5-1 NIGHT RANGER 21-6 DURAN DURAN 17-10

WJZRICIwbHR NC CAryNNARWferd

DAN HARTINN TINA TURNER SCORPIONS (dp) YARBROUGH/PEOPLES DWIGHT TWILLEY ALAN PARSONS DUKE JUPITER Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-2 STEVE PERRY 8-1 DURAN DURAN 15-9 CYNDI LOUPER 19-13 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 28-18

WRKZ/Clrtbnoope Jet/ Rieke

CULTURE CLUB ICICLE WORKS BILLY IDOL TALK TALK HAGAR, SCHON, AAR (dp) Hottest: D ENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 CARS 3-2 STEVE PERRY 7-3 GO GO'S 5-4 CYNDI LOUPER 13-7

WNOK-FM(Columbie, SC P arr W013e

ICICLE WORKS JEFFERSON STARSHI DAN FOGELBERG HOWARD JONES CARS IGLESIAS 6 NELSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-I VAN HALEN 10-7 DURAN DURAN 21-15 CULTURE CLUB D-29

BYLLDICainIASR SC Ch«k Rniey

JERMAINE JACKSON RENO 6 WILSON ZZ TOP BANANA RAN QUEEN EURYTHMICS STYX WANG CHUNG Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 8-1 STEVE PERRY 11-S CYNDI LOUPER 26-14 DURAN DURAN 27-17 NIGHT RANGER 29-21

KITEICorpue Christ. TX Ron CAN..

CARS 22 TOP ALAN PARSONS DAN MRTMAN DURE JUPITER EDDY GRANT DWIGHT TWILLEY Hottest: CARS 2-1 VAN HALER 5-1 SCORPIONS 12-9 HOWARD JONES 13-20 ICICLE WORKS 32-21

WDOOiDeyto« B.Bdt FL

De SNven

CULTURE CLUB BRYSON 6 FLACO BA NANARAMA CAMEO RENO s NILSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 NIGHT RANGER 6-2 DENIECE WILLIAM 18-7 CYNDI LAUPER 28-21 DURAN DURAN I0-37

WOCG/OurhamRsle:gh, NC Freemen/Wright

CULTURE CLUB EURYTHMICS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-2 IGLESIAS a NELSON 6-1 IRENE CAM 9-5 STEVE PERRY 10-8

KAMZ/B Pas, TX

Bab Wet CULTURE CLUB POINTER SISTERS PLUM BRYSON ALORVIA (dp) SHEILA E.

Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-I DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-2 LIONEL RICHIE 2-3 CARS 6-1 LAID BACK 8-6

K EET.FM(El Peo, TX

Cat Simon

CHICAGO DAN HARTHIN ROCKWELL Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 GO OD'S 4-2 LAID BACK 5-3 ROMANTICS 8-5 CSIDI -LAUPER 13-9

WROKIOrNwrboro, NC Jone.ICenred JERMAINE JACKSON DAN FOGELBERG CHICAGO EURYTHMICS STYX QUEEN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 CARS 6-3 B ILLY JOEL 8-4 DENIECE WILLIAMS 11-5 STEVE PERRY 14-9

WANSWiYOrerWWER SC Rod Mete

WHHY-FM(MontNomwy Mark St John

CARS TINA TURNER NIN RERSHAW ALAN PARSONS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 11-1 STEVE PERRY 6-3 IRENE CARA 9-6 NIGHT RANGER 16-9 DURAN DURAN 26-10

KBFMIMNAN.n-BrowtnWlN, TX

WIINanddMlNro

RENO A WILSON YARBROUGH/PEOPLES HAGAR, SCHON, MR STYX WEIRD AL YANROVIC (dp) Nottest. D ENIECE WILLIAMS 11-1 STEVE PERRY 8-5 SNALAMAR 13-6 IRENE CARA 11-9 NIGHT RANGER 20-13

WZYPIlluene Nle. AL

Soon Mamba JEFFERSON STARSHI YARBROUGH/PEOPLES 22 TOP CARS HOWARD JONES Hottest: NIGHT RANGER 3-1 BILLY JOEL 10-5 SHALAMAR 11-7 STEVE PERRY 12-9 LAID SACO 14-10

RSTYX/JNBk.rn ME

Jim Chick ROCKWELL DUKE JUPITER JOHNNY MATHIS (dp)

B ILLY IDOL RENO a WILSON EURYTHMICS Hottest: THOMPSON TWINS 2-1 SHALAMAR 3-2 IRENE CARA 1-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-4 !COOL 6 THE GANG 7-5

WOUT/Johnson City, TN Rod 14.mpton

VAN STEPNENSON SLADE (dpi Nottest: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 24-12 BILLY JOEL 22-17 STEVE PERRY 25-19 N IGHT RANGER 31-26

WOKiabwa UIK TN Darr Adkb1N

BIG COUNTRY CARS DWIGHT TWILLEY ALAN PARSONS PAUL YOUNG MISSING PERSONS ZZ TOP PETER GABRIEL Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 SCORPIONS 6-4 IRENE CAM 10-5 NIGHT RANGER 11-8 LAID BACK 12-9

WFMNLaM gton, KY FORIMaeby

JOE JACKSON HAGAR, SCHON, AAR PAUL YOUNG PSYCHEDELIC FURS ZZ TOP ALAN PARSONS ROGER WATERS YARBROUGH/PEOPLES Notteer: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 SHALAMAR 12-8 CYNDI LOUPE! 15-9 VAN HALER 21-17 DURAN DURAN 25-18

KKYKIUIW Rock, AR Mom MoC.it N IGER RANGER B ILLY JOEL SNALAMAR ROOM 6 THE GANG N ottest: PEIL COLLINS 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-3 CARS 7-4 TRACEY ULLMAN 12-6 CYNDI LOUPER 18-12

9)110611ORmpAA TX John/Pewte r:ono MADONNA LAURA BRWIIGAN Nottest: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 STEVE PERRY 13-9 CYNDI LOUPER 16-12 BERLIN 19-16 IRENE CARA 30-24

WABB-FM(MabWN. AL F acre Nln

CARS EURYTHMICS RENO a WILSON Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-2. CYNDI LOUPER 9-6 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 20-17 VAN HALEN 22-19 NIGHT RANGER 24-20

0100/MarN, AL

Soon OrMMth

EURYTHMICS HOWARD JONES NIX KERSHAW BILLY IDOL ROCKWELL H ottest: STEVE PERRY 6-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 10-2 CYNDI LAUFER 19-12 LAURA BRANIGAN 24-18 LAID BACK 29-19

DAM FOGELBERG (dp)

B ILLY IDOL (dp) ROCKWELL QUEEN STYX CULTURE CLUB 22 TOP (dp) DAN HARTMAN JEFFERSON STARSHI WEIRD AL YANKOVIC (dp) INKS PAUL YOUNG (dp) Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 LIONEL RICNIE 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-3 STEVE PERRY 8-6 CYNDI LOUPER 14-9

KROV/MeAllan4rownevlie Rob Peery

SLADE BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLER CULTURE CLUB DAN POGELBERG LATOYA JACKSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 IGLESIAS 6 NELSON 3-3 STEVE PERRY 15-4 JERMAINE JACKSON 19-30

K X101INeheM t TN St John/Cook

CARS DAN HARTMAN WANG CHUNG Z2 TOP (dp) Hottest: CYNDI LOUPER 5-3 STEVE PERRY 6-5 'DURAN DURAN 13-9 NIGHT RANGER 19-14 JERMAINE JACKSON 25-18

WSFUNew Ikon. NC John Pea« ALAN PARSONS EURYTHMICS RIM GRMES TINA TURNER DAN HARTMAN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-1 CYNDI LOUPER 10-5 BILLY JOEL 9-6 STEVE PERRY 11-9 GO GO'S 18-13

WRNO/N.w OrN.ns, LA

Coetello/W.tkkr RENO 6 WILSON EURYTHMICS JEFFERSON STARSKI INKS NAGAR, SCHON, MR ROGER PATERS Hottest: STEVE PERRY 6-3 GO GO'S 8-5 SCORPIONS 13-10 NIGHT RANGER 15-11 DURAN DURAN 21-16

BJ1061OrMnda FL

Gary Mitchel

MADONNA RENO a WILSON SCORPIONS CULTURE CLUB Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 LIONEL RICNIE 2-2 STEVE PERRY 12-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 14-S CYNDI LOUPER 19-9

WRV01RIdrnond. VA

B ob McNeill

NIGHT RANGER CHICAGO CULTURE CLUB MADONNA SLADE JAMES INGRAM JOE JACKSON ZZ TOP (dp) H ottest: LIONEL RICNIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-3 IRENE CARA 6-5 DURAN DURAN 16-15 POINTER SISTERS 25-18

K ITY(Sen Antonio, TX Kid Cuny

KENNY ROHRS REINO 6 WILSON is TOP ALABAMA SERGIO lENDES WEIRD AL YANROVIC N ot t RN tt PHIL COLLINS 1-1 CULTUNB CLUB 2-2 IGLESIAS 6 NELSON 3-3 DINIECI NILLIVE 5-4 B RY LEWIS a NEWS 31-26

KTFM/4n Antorro, TX

ThrrrrrrNety JOHNNY MATHIS JEFFERSON STARSHI MANFRED MANN (dpi KIM CARNES SMOKET ROBINSON KC Nottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 CYNDI LAUPER 17-10 NIGHT RANGER 24-14 SHALAMAR 31-21 STEVE PERRY 34-26

KROK/Shrevport. LA

Peter Stewart

JEANINE JACKSON MANG CHUNG (dp) K IN CARNES MISSING PERSONS ALABAMA (dp) ANNIE GOLDEN (dp)

Hottest: ALAN PARSONS 4-2 D ENIECE WILLIAMS 6-3 STEVE PERRY 11-8 BILLY JOEL 13-9 CYNDI LAUPER 20-10'

ZNO/Tampa, R Steve Davis

SOUTH Most Added . Hottest

ZZ Top Deniece Williams M. Reno & A. Wilson Cyndi Lauper Cars Steve Perry

Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 STEVE PERRY 10-10 LAID BACK 11-11 CYNDI IAUPNR 15-15 DURAN DURAN 18-18

WSEZIWinston Salem- NC Steve Finnegan

SNALAMAR NIGHT RANGER BILLY JOEL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-3 CYNDI LAUPER 14-11 CULTURE CLUB 25-17

l'ARAI II I iHRI I

KOIZ-FMIAe.ms, TX

Garry O'Neal

POINTER SISTERS BILLY IDOL CULTURE CLUB JEFFERSON STARSHI SERGIO lENDES RENO & NILSON INÉS Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1MS DENIECE 7-2 NIGHT RANGERNGER

MS 15-9

CYNDI LAUPER 22-30 DURAN DURAN 23-14

WIRE/AHMNN. NC John torrent RENO 6 WILSON TINA TURNER ALAN PARSONS ZZ TOP TIMMY THOMAS ALABAMA DAN POGELBERG

HOWARD JONES PSYCHEDELIC FURS Hottest: NIGHT RANGER 1-1 STEVE PERRY 10-5 CYNDI LOUPER 15-6 IRENE CARA 16-7 RENO 6 WILSON D-25

KTDYn.9.Ywr. LA

GWOBSOMMWM

CULTURE CLUB EURYTHMICS RENO 6 WILSON DAN HARTMAN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 CARS 3-2 IGLESIAS 6 NELSON 7-3 STEVE PERRY 11-4 CYNDI LAUPER 17-7

0101(M.ndl.n, MS Tom Kelly SHARON' STEVENS BRYSON 6 FLACK HAGAR, SCHON, MR (dp) WANG CHUNG (dp) DWIGHT TWILLEY (dpi ROCKWELL (dp) 22 TOP (dp)

ALABAMA Hottest: CARS 2-1 STEVE PERRY 6-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS 8-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 3-8 DURAN DURAN 22-18

KNo6FWwI.e.W LA MIPINe.tMNa

RENO & WILSON HAGAR, SCHON, AAR JEFFERSON STARSKI DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 STEVE PERRY 6-1 IGLESIAS 6 NELSON ID -6 CYNDI LOUPER 15-9 JOHN COUGAR 14-10

WPFMIP.rmm. City. FL

Skip Bishop

CARS ICICLE WORKS TINA TURNER PSYCHEDELIC FURS (dp) 22 TOP (dp) Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 STEVE PERRY 3-2 CYNDI LAUPER 7-3 SHALAMAR 6-5 LAURA BRANIGAN 28-I6

WJADIBNMrWOANuny, GA WXIIURoenOks, VA

EOkNIOebom. Dore OM.« CARS ZZ TOP TINA TURNER SERGIO MENSES LATOYA JACKSON (dp)

JAMES INGRAM (dp( Rottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-2 CYNDI LOUPER 22-6 DURAN DURAN 26-18 JERMAINE JACKSON 40-27

WCGO/Columbu., GA

Ralph Carroll

RENO 6 WILSON 02 TOP JEFFERSON STARSHI B IG COUNTRY TIMMY THOMAS ALAN PARSONS EDDY GRANT DURE JUPITER Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 SHALAMAR 4-3 K DUL a THE GANG 7-5 CULTURE CLUB 1-7

KISS/Ft. Smith. AR Rick Hey« CULTURE CLUB EDDY GRANT DWIGHT TWILLEY SERGIO MENDES RENO 6 WILSON CARS MISSING PERSONS (dpi Hottest: LIONEL RICNIE 2-1 IGLESIAS a NELSON 8-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS 12-5 CENCI LAUPER 14-7 STEVE PERRY 21-14

0101IONdNdNrL AL O.Itlr.rlD.vY

ZZ TOP CARS (dp) DAN HARTMAN PEALO BRYSON Hottest: SHALAMAR 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-2 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 11-7 ALABAMA 16-11 CYNDI LOUPER 18-17

WFOX 0eirarNN, GA

Alen Ou Met JEFFERSON STARSHI RENO a WILSON PEARO BRYSON KIM CARNES TINA TURNER Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS I-,

STEVE PERRY 1-2 CARS 5-5 JOHN COUGAR 7-7 IRENE CARA 13-8

WYKSAIWne oIM. FL Lou P.Wlok

ZZ TOP (dpi INOS (dp) ALAN PARSONS (dp) GREG SINN BAND (dp; DAN HARTMAN Hottest: STEVE PERRY 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-2 CYNDI LOUPER 9-1 NIGHT RANGER 8-7 DURAN OORAN 17-8

KILEIO.IvetaL TX Dave Peek.

DWIGHT TWILLEY HAGAR, SCHON, MR YARBROUGH/PEOPLES FRANK STALLONE STYX BILLY IDOL ALAN PARSONS Hottest: RNIECE WILLIAMS 16-9 CYNDILAUPERA LAUPER 22-10 LAURA BRANIGAN 30-11 HUEY LEWIS a NEWS 37-21 JOE JACKSON 38-30

POINTER SISTERS BILLY IDOL CULTURE CLUB PEALO BRYSON KIM CARNES DAN HARTMAN (dp) Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-I IGLESIAS 6 NELSON 2-2 DENIECE NILLIMOS 10-6 NIGHT RANGER 19-13 SNALAMAR 22-16

WAEV(SevenneIL OA J.D. North

PAUL YOUNG ZZ TOP (dpi TIMMY THOMAS PEALO BRYSON QUEEN Hottest: IGLESIAS a NELSON 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 8-4 CYNDI LOUPER 16-6 JOE JACKSON 20-12 NIGHT RANGER 27-16

WIXVISevennetS GA

J P Humer

DWIGHT TWILLEY CARS ALAN PARSONS BON JOUI (dp) YES WANG CNUNG Hottest: BILLY JOEL I-1 SNALANR 3-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 9-3 NIGHT RANGER 7-4 IRENE CARA 11-7

Z102/BNVNne.k, GA WWerna/Sert mRm.

EURYTHMICS 2O TOP DAN HARTMAN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 8-1 CARS 4-2 BILLY JOEL 7-3 IRENE CARA 11-6

SHALAMAR 12-8

WOLF?NN.Me.e, R INN Thomes

TINA TURNER SERGIO HEROES RENO 6 WILSON ROCKWELL ALABAMA ZZ TOP (dp) BIG COUNTRY (dp) Hottest: SHANNON 2-1 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 11-5 CMSI LOUPER 14-6 DURAN DURAN 23-9 LAURA BRANIGAN 26-11

KKOVIWlehhe ANNA TX Chuck Reek CARS DWIGHT TWILLEY ZZ TOP PAUL YOUNG SERGIO RENDES WEIRD AL YANROVIC ALAN PARSONS Hottest: CYNDI LOUPER 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-2 DURAN DURAN 8-3 NIGHT RANGER 5-4 STEVE PERRY 7-5

WHSUWNSIdROton, NC John Foster DUKE JUPITER ALAN PARSONS GREG KILN BAND UB40 CARS BIG COUNTRY ZZ TOP HAGAR, SCHON, MR (dp) MISSING PERSONS (dp) Hot teat: STEVE PERRY 1-1 DURAN DARAN 19-11 MADONNA 20-16 STYLE COUNCIL 22-18 SCORPIONS 26-23

239 CHR Reporters 230 Current Reports

The following stations reported a

frozen playlist this week:

WAVA/Washington KINK/Davenport

The following stations failed to report this week and therefore

their playlists were frozen:

PRO-FM/Providence KHTR/St. Louis

KWOD/Sacramento Z98/Tampa KZ93/Peoria

W AHCiAppleton-Oshkosh 13FEA/Manchester


R&R /Friday , May 1 1 , 1984

MIDWEST Most Added . Hottest

M. Reno & A. Wilson D. Williams Cars Cyndi Lauper Jefferson Starship Steve Perry

Ci ADDS HOTS Music Key: (DP) indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night /RAM indicates the song was dropped from the pia ylis t then re -added.

MIDWEST PARALLEL TWO

WKDDIAkron, OH

Matt Patrick RENO & WILSON CARS MANFRED MANN ROCKWELL LATOYA JACKSON PAUL YOUNG Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 VAN HALEN 8-4 CYNDI LAUPER 11-6 JERMAINE JACKSON 22-14 JOE JACKSON 32-24

WAHCIAppkrton.Oshkosh. WI Chris Cakes

one Hottest: SCORPIONS 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-7 NIGHT RANGER 14-14 VAN HALEN 15-15

WKAUTApplton-Oshkosh, WI Ro.NBrsdl.igh

CULTURE CLUB MADONNA POINTER SISTERS RENO A WILSON CARS (dp)

QUEEN Idp) Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 NIGHT RANGER 14-8 DURAN DURAN 18-12 CYNDI LAUPER 22-14 SLADE 31-21

112X/Columbus, OH Joel Celia

JEFFERSON STARSHI CARS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 STEVE PERRY 4-2 CYNDI DUPER 11-4 NIGHT RANGER 20-15 DURAN DURAN 25-17

KIIKIDavenport IA An O'Hare

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-3 STEVE PERRY 10-10 DURAN DURAN 19-19 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 20-20

KMOKIDes Moines, IA AI Brock

02 TOP EDDY GRANT CARS HOWARD JONES RENO A WILSON ALAN PARSONS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-1 GO GO'S 5-4 JOHN COUGAR 9-5 IRENE CARA 13-6 STEVE PERRY 15-10

WEBCIOukrtlt Dlok Johnson

EURYTHMICS SLADE (dp)

BILLY IDOL (dpi RENO A WILSON MADONNA Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 IGLESIAS A NELSON 3-2 STEVE PERRY 7-5 DENIECE WILLIAMS 10-6 CYNDI LAUPER 12-7

WKDOIEwavhM, IN Hobe/Payne

POINTER SISTERS CARS BILLY IDOL EDDY GRANT Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 CARS 6-5 STEVE PERRY 9-7 CYNDI LAUPER 22-9

WSTOIEva eve., IN Owls Taylor

BILLY JOEL IRENE CARA NIGHT RANGER VAN HALEN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS I-1

CARS 5-2 JOHN COUGAR 16-9 ROOL A THE GANG 17-10 CYNDI LAUPER 24-15

WMEEIFt Wayne IN Scott Dugan

WANG CHUNG RENO A WILSON JEFFERSON STARSNI CULTURE CLUB ZZ TOP Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 STEVE PERRY 8-5 IGLESIAS A NELSON 14-7 BILLY JOEL 13-8 NIGHT RANGER 17-14

WORD/Grand Rapkia, MI Swart/Duling

CARS BILLY IDOL RENO A WILSON POINTER SISTERS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 NIGHT RANGER 3-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 9-7 DURAN DURAN 19-8 CYNDI LAUPER 14-9

WZPL/Indisnepolls, IN

Jim Miles STYX 2Z TOP VAN STEPHENSON QUEEN ICICLE WORKS INES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-4 POINTER SISTERS D-16

WJXO/Jeckeon, MI Ryon/Cheeks DENIECE WILLIAMS CARS RENO A WILSON ZZ TOP ALAN PARSONS SHEILA E. (dpi EDDY GRANT (dp) BIG COUNTRY (dp)

Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 VAN HALEN 5-2 NIGHT RANGER 7-5 SCORPIONS 9-7 38 SPECIAL 19-14

WKFRIK.IamaBoo, MI Rick Chapman

ALAN PARSONS (dp) RENO A WILSON STYLE COUNCIL JEFFERSON STARSHI (dp)

PETER GABRIEL (dp) Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-2 STEVE PERRY 8-6 CYNDI LAUPER 17-8 NIGHT RANGER 18-14

ZZBSIKsneas City, MO LakNBanseen

KENNY LOGGINS WANG CHUNG CARS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE I -I DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-3 STEVE PERRY 5-4 NIGHT RANGER 7-6 CYNDI LAUPER 20-10

WVICILansing, MI Martin/Kittredge

JERMAINE JACKSON NIK KERSHAW HOWARD JONES (dp) PSYCHEDELIC FURS (dp) JEFFERSON STARSHI DAN FOGELBERG (dp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-2 CARS 6-4 BON JOVI 7-5 NIGHT RANGER 8-6

Z104IMadlson, WI little/Hudson

,RENO A WILSON CHRISTINE MCVIE CARS BILLY JOEL Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 SCORPIONS 9-5 STEVE PERRY 13-6 CYNDI LAUPER 15-7

KJ103/Oklshoma City. OK

Dan Wilson

LAID BACK CARS ZZ TOP ALAN PARSONS BILLY IDOL Hottest: NIGHT RANGER 3-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-5 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 11-6 VAN HALEN 15-10 DURAN DURAN 24-16

KQKO/Omaha, NE

TaylorlDaan

POINTER SISTERS SCORPIONS ZZ TOP WEIRD AL YANKOVIC Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 IGLESIAS A NELSON 2-2 CYNDI LAUPER 10-5 NIGHT RANGER 12-9 DURAN DURAN 15-10

KZ13/Peorla, IL Edwards/Maloney

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 THOMPSON TWINS 3-3 RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-4 ALAN PARSONS 5-5

WRKRMacka-MNweukee Pat Martin

CARS CULTURE CLUB RENO A WILSON Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 CYNDI LAUPER 9-2 BILLY JOEL 8-4 DURAN DURAN 14-7 NIGHT RANGER 21-15

WZOKIRockford. IL Geoff Devis CHRISTINE MCVIE RENO A WILSON STYX CULTURE CLUB Hottest: CARS 3-1 LIONEL RICHIE 5-2 STEVE PERRY 9-5 CYNDI LAUPER 10-6 NIGHT RANGER 15-10

U$3lSoutlh Bend. IN J.K. Dearing

BILLY JOEL NIGHT RANGER SHALAMAR Nottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 9-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 6-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-4 STEVE PERRY 8-5

WRQNIToledo, OH Schaffer/Mitchell

CULTURE CLUB CARS POINTER SISTERS PSYCHEDELIC FURS (dp)

ALAN PARSONS DAN RARTMAN EDDY GRANT (di')

Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 LIONEL RICHIE 6-2 CARS 7-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-4 STEVE PERRY 1-5

K107Ruiaa, OK Rlvsrs>St.ph.n.

CULTURE CLUB LAID BACK INKS DAN HARTMAN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 GO GO'S 5-3 STEVE PERRY 10-5 NIGHT RANGER 19-11

KELIITuIea, OK MyerNMkhaeis CARS RENO A WILSON DAN HARTMAN ZZ TOP ALAN PARSONS INKS (dp)

Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1

STEVE PERRY 4-3 CYNDI LAUPER 5-4 NIGHT RANGER 9-5 HUEY LEWIS A HEWS 20-12

KEYN-FMIWIchite, KS

Tay/Brown RENO A WILSON POINTER SISTERS CULTURE CLUB HOWARD JONES EURYTHMICS JEFFERSON STARSNI Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-3 CARS 5-4 STEVE PERRY 7-5 CYNDI LAUPER 13-7

WHOTIYoungstown Dick Thompson

JERMAINE JACKSON HAGAR, SCHON, MR KIM CARNES (dp) PAUL YOUNG (dp) WOLF A WOLF ZZ TOP (dp) FRANK STALLONE EDDY GRANT PEABO BRYSON BIG COUNTRY ALAN PARSONS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 CYNDI LAUPER 18-S NIGHT RANGER 16-10 JERMAINE JACKSON D-24 CULTURE CLUB D-27

WYFMIYangatown Jeff Tobin none Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 CYNDI LAUPER 17-7 STEVE PERRY 16-11

PARALLEL THREE

KFYR/Blansrck ND

BrannuNHardt

ZZ TOP HOWARD JONES RENO A WILSON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 NIGHT RANGER 2-2 IRENE CARA 11-8 VAN HALEN 15-11 CYNDI LAUPER 18-13

WBNOlgloomhegton, IL

JustlNRobblrs

CULTURE CLUB POINTER SISTERS DAN HARTMAN HOWARD JONES JEFFERSON STARSHI (dp) INXS (dp) PSYCHEDELIC FURS (dp) Hottest: CARS 4-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-2 STEVE PERRY 5-3 GO GO'S 9-4 NIGHT RANGER 14-5

WBWBIBIoomH gton, IN

John Humane RENO 6 WILSON ROCKWELL JEFFERSON STARSHI CARS DWIGHT TWILLEY Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 4-1 CARS 3-2 SHALAMAR 18-12 CYNDI LAUPER 21-14 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 26-18

WCIL-FMICarbondakA IL

Tony Wsltekua

ZZ TOP (dp) SLADE (dp)

STYLE COUNCIL PAUL YOUNG PSYCHEDELIC FURS (dp)

TALK TALK Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 SCORPIONS 5-3 CYNDI LAUPER 8-4 NIGHT RANGER 31-14

KCMG/Columbia, MO Dave McCormick

ROCKWELL RENO A WILSON CULTURE CLUB JEFFERSON STARSHI DWIGHT TWILLEY DAN HARTMAN YARBROUGH/PEOPLES Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 CARS 3-2 IRENE CARA 14-7 DURAN DURAN 19-9 CYNDI LAUPER 22-10

YSUFargo, ND Conine/Anderson

RENO A WILSON HAGAR, SCHON, AAR SERGIO MENDES JEFFERSON STARSHI Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 0-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-3 CYNDI LAUPER 17-7 NIGHT RANGER 16-9 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 23-20

KKXL-FMIGrand Forks, ND Don Nordin*

RENO 6 WILSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-2 PHIL COLLINS 1-3 STEVE PERRY 14-10 CYNDI LAUPER 21-16

KRNAllows City. IA Bart Ooynahor

HOWARD JONES CARS Hottest: STEVE PERRY 4-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-2 NIGHT RANGER 2-3 TONY CAREY 8-4 CYNDI LAUPER 11-6

WAZY-FMILatsyette, IN

Stacy/Sparrow

CARS ALAN PARSONS SERGIO MENDES EDDY GRANT INXS Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 IRENE CARA 13-7 DENIECE WILLIAMS 18-10 JOE JACKSON 32-29 SHALAMAR 34-30

KFRXIUneoln Tracy Johnson

POINTER SISTERS CARS WANG CHUNG CULTURE CLUB JEFFERSON STARSHI (dp)

Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 CARS 5-3 STEVE PERRY 8-5 CYNDI LAUPER 11-8 NIGHT RANGER 22-13

KXSSILincoln, NE Dean Lambert

DURAN DURAN POINTER SISTERS BERLIN STYX (dp) DAN HARTMAN VAN STEPHENSON (dp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-3 CARS 8-4 STEVE PERRY 10-5

KKLS-FMIRapId City, SD

Sherwin/Piper

QUEEN ALAN PARSONS CARS JEFFERSON STARSHI BILLY IDOL Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 BERLIN 13-6 STEVE PERRY 16-9 REAL LIFE 17-12 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 26-1

SSKOISSHna, KS

Denny Collier

BILLY IDOL (dpi RENO A WILSON KIM CARNES ANNIE GOLDEN YARBROUGH/PEOPLES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-2 NIGHT RANGER 18-10 SHALAMAR 23-16 SCORPIONS 26-23

KKRCISioux Falls Dan KINsy

POINTER SISTERS RENO A WILSON QUEEN Hottest: SCORPIONS 3-1 RICK SPRINGFIELD 4-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-5 CYNDI LAUPER 9-7 LAID BACK 22-12

KV/TO-FM/Springfield, MO B ob Hammond

CULTURE CLUB STYX ALAN PARSONS RENO A WILSON JEFFERSON STARSHI Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 NIGHT RANGER 5-2 STEVE PERRY 6-5 DENIECE WILLIAMS 9-7 CYNDI LAUPER 10-8

WSPTRwa a Pein S ovleylYNcy

EURYTHMICS PAUL YOUNG DAN HARTMAN DUKE JUPITER (dp) Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-I BILLY JOEL 10-4 SHALAMAR 15-6 NIGHT RANGER 20 -IO SLADE D-27

KDVVITopeka, KS Tony Stewart

CULTURE CLUB POINTER SISTERS RENO A WILSON JEFFERSON STARSHI Z2 TOP (tip)

Hottest: CARS l-1 STEVE PERRY 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-3 CYNDI LAUPER 12-6 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 20-10

KFMWIWaterloo, IA Mark Potter

EDDY GRANT RENO A WILSON LAID BACK (dp) JEFFERSON STARSHI Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 STEVE PERRY 5-2 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 24-16 DURAN DURAN 32-22 CHRISTINE MCVIE 38-29

WEST PARALLEL TWO

13KIBakaralleld, CA Simon/Ryan

CARS GREG KIHN BAND Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 SHALAMAR 6-2 STEVE PERRY 7-6 SHANNON 12-8 GO GO'S 11-9

KKXX/BakersfleW, CA Squires/Kemper

EURYTHMICS RENO & WILSON Hottest: STEVE PERRY 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-2 CYNDI LAUPER 8-5 NIGHT RANGER 13-7 JOHN COUGAR 10-9

KQXRIBekersfield, CA Bonnie Knox

ZZ TOP SERGIO MENDES ALAN PARSONS PAUL YOUNG DWIGHT TWILLEY DUKE JUPITER Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 NIGHT RANGER 2-2 CYNDI LAUPER 1-3 DURAN DURAN 16-6 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 15-9

KKFM/Colorado Springs, CO

RnnaylRyan

CULTURE CLUB 2Z TOP IGLESIAS A NELSON (dp) WANG CHUNG Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 5-1 CYNDI LAUPER 8-4 VAN HALEN 9-7 NIGHT RANGER 13-10 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 22-15

KMGXIFrano, CA Caray Edward.

BILLY IDOL EURYTHMICS RENO & WILSON TALK TALK (dp) DAN HARTMAN PAUL YOUNG (dp) SHEILA E. Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-2 DURAN DURAN 5-3 CAMEO 8-5 MADONNA 11-8

KYNO-FMIFn.no Walker/Davie

CULTURE CLUB NIGHT RANGER HOWARD JONES QUEEN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 6-1 LAID BACK 5-4 IGLESIAS & NELSON 10-5 STEVE PERRY 9-6 DURAN DURAN 13-10

KIKI/Honolulu, HI Konglshlshldo

DURAN DURAN TIMMY THOMAS ÚB40 ICICLE WORKS PETER MOON BAND EDDY GRANT Hottest: MENUDO 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 NA LEO PILIMEHANA 4-3 DENIECE WILLIAMS 10-7 CYNDI LAUPER 15-I1

KOMOMard/u, NI

Mum /Wan*

POINTER SISTERS PEABO BRYSON WEIRD AL YANKOVIC BIG COUNTRY ALAN PARSONS PAUL YOUNG MISSING PERSONS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 IGLESIAS & NELSON 4-2 CYNDI LAUPER 8-4 MADONNA 11-7 DENIECE WILLIAMS 16-10

KLUC/Lw Vagas, NV Dave Anthony

ZZ TOP WEIRD AL YANKOVIC ALAN PARSONS POINTER SISTERS BANANARAMA (dp) RENO A WILSON Hottest: STEVE PERRY 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-2 CYNDI LAUPER 11-5 MADONNA 10-7 DURAN DURAN 21-16

K093IModesto. CA DeMeroneylMsln

CARS ALAN PARSONS GENESIS RENO & WILSON SERGIO MENDES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 3-3 NIGHT RANGER 5-5 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 17-15 JERMAINE JACKSON 25-22

KHOP/Modestostockton David Kraiam HOWARD JONES JEFFERSON STARSHI DWIGHT TWILLEY ICICLE WORKS CARS INKS (dp)

DUKE JUPITER (dp) Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 4-1 CYNDI LAUPER 9-4 BERLIN 12-5 CHRISTINE MCVIE 29-19 NIGHT RANGER 33-23

Kee/Provo, UT Gentry/Greer

CULTURE CLUB CARS JEFFERSON STARSHI DAN HARTMAN BILLY IDOL STYR Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 CARS 7-2 STEVE PERRY 17-4 CYNDI LAUPER 19-5 NIGHT RANGER 10-6

KSKDISYan, OR Lan E. Meal CULTURE CLUB RENO & WILSON JEFFERSON STARSKI KIM CARNES ALAN PARSONS HAGAR, SCHON, MR (dp) YARBROUGH/PEOPLES (dp) ZZ TOP (dp) Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 SCORPIONS 4-3 IRENE CARA 10-4 BILLY JOEL 15-7

K D O N -FM/ Se Ii pas -Monterey Kirk Cliatt

RENO A WILSON KIM CARNES JEFFERSON STARSHI PAUL YOUNG SERGIO MENDES YARBROUGH/PEOPLES (dp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 9-4 CYNDI LAUPER 11-7 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 15-8 JERMAINE JACKSON 27-17

KCPX-FMISeIt Lake City, UT Greg Ausham

CARS Hottest: STEVE PERRY 5-1 VAN HALEN 12-7 IRENE CARA 11-8 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 22-12 DURAN DURAN 29-13

KRSPISalt Lake City, UT Carlaon/Moil

CARS HOWARD JONES RENO & WILSON DAN HARTMAN Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 LIONEL RICHIE 4-4 IRENE CARA 5-5 CYNDI LAUPER 17-10

KHYTITuoaon Shaman Cohan

WEST Most Added , Hottest Cars Deniece Williams M. Reno & A. Wilson Cyndi Lauper Culture Club Steve Perry

POINTER SISTERS CULTURE CLUB PEABO BRYSON PSYCHEDELIC FURS LATOYA JACKSON DWIGHT TWILLEY BANANARAMA PAUL YOUNG Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-3 IGLESIAS A NELSON 4-4 CYNDI LAUPER 8-5

KRQITuscon, AZ Kelly Norris

JERMAINE JACKSON JOE JACKSON BILLY IDOL WANG CHUNG DAN HARTMAN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 STEVE PERRY 4-2 CYNDI LAUPER 5-4 CARS 8-5 NIGHT RANGER 19-12

KTKT/Tucson, AZ Rivers/Alexander

JERMAINE JACKSON POINTER SISTERS BILLY IDOL ZZ TOP (dp) DAN NARTMAN HOWARD JONES CARS Hottest: STEVE PERRY 6-1 IGLESIAS L NELSON 1-2 IRENE CARA 11-8 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 22-14 LAID BACK 25-19

PARAI LEL THEM E

KGOTIMdsoregs. AK Kay Taylor

BANANARAMA RENO A WILSON DWIGHT TWILLEY HAGAR, SCHON, MR CARS BIG COUNTRY Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-I DURAN DURAN 7-2 STEVE PERRY 10-7 SHALAMAR 12-8 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 18-11

KYYA/BMngs, MT Char's Fox

2Z TOP (dp) HOWARD JONES BILLY IDOL RENO A WILSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 CARS 4-3 NIGHT RANGER 7-4 DENIECE WILLIAMS 14-5 CYNDI LAUPER 18-11

KCDOIBo:enan Ong Weans ZZ TOP CARS BANANARAMA BIG COUNTRY ALAN PARSONS KIM CARNES ROGER WATERS RENO A WILSON MISSING PERSONS Hottest: NIGHT RANGER 5-1 CARS 4-2 STEVE PERRY 10-3 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 17-7 WANG CHUNG 26-17

KTRSICaaper. WY

Cody/Lane

WANG CHUNG CULTURE CLUB RIK KERSHAW QUEEN CARS (dp) PAUL YOUNG (dp)

ALAN PARSONS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-2 NIGHT RANGER 11-5 CYNDI LAUPER 16-10 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 28-20 JERMAINE JACKSON 37-27

KKAZ/Cheyenne John Ramsey

JERMAINE JACKSON POINTER SISTERS CHICAGO VAN STEPHENSON QUEEN STYX EURYTHMICS CULTURE CLUB HOWARD JONES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 6-2 STEVE PERRY 7-6 CYNDI LAUPER 17-9 BILLY JOEL 18-13

KONO $Ia wlenn, WA Stavo Lapon JEFFERSON STARSHI CARS EDDY GRANT DAN HARTMAN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 13-2 NIGHT RANGER 7-4 CYNDI LAUPER 11-7 SHALAMAR 21-15

KO2E/Lewist n ID

Jay MoCM

EDDY GRANT CARS 2Z TOP GREG KIHN BAND BANANARAMA BILLY IDOL Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 2-1 CYNDI LAUPER 10-3 BERLIN 13-7 LAURA BRANIGAN 19-10 JOE JACKSON 24-14

KCAOIOxnard-Ventura. CA

Brian Thomas

CULTURE CLUB STYX BRYAN LOREN DENNIS EDWARDS PEABO BRYSON Hottest: none

KDZAIPueW0. CO Rip Avka CULTURE CLUB RENO A WILSON ROCKWELL CARS JEFFERSON STAMSHI Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 11-3 STEVE PERRY 7-4 GO GO'S 12-6 BILLY JOEL 16-7

KCBNIReno, NV Jim O'Neal

POINTER SISTERS QUEEN CULTURE CLUB EURYTHMICS ZZ TOP Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 DENIECE WILLIAMS 7-2 DURAN DURAN 20-11 STEVE PERRY 21-15 TALK TALK 25-19

KHTXIRsno, NV John Chommis

BANANARAMA (dp) INXS (dp)

PAUL YOUNG SHEILA E. (dp)

PSYCHEDELIC FURS DWIGHT TWILLEY ALAN PARSONS ICICLE WORKS Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 1-1 STEVE PERRY 5-2 GO GO'S 7-5 NIGHT RANGER 11-8 CYNDI LAUPER 14-9

KBIM/Roswell, NM Tim Mack

POINTER SISTERS Z2 TOP CARS BIG COUNTRY CULTURE CLUB DWIGHT TWILLEY HAGAR, SCHON, MR PAUL YOUNG Hottest: CARS 2-1 STEVE PERRY 6-2 DENIECE WILLIAMS 0-4 CYNDI LAUPER 15-6 VAN HALEN 16-8

KSLYISen Lola Obispo

Tom Welsh

CULTURE CLUB RENO & WILSON JEFFERSON STARSHI ZZ TOP CARS BIG COUNTRY DUKE JUPITER Hottest: CARS 1-1 BERLIN 2-2 CYNDI LAUPER 18-6 IGLESIAS & NELSON 12-9 DURAN DURAN 28-19

K202/San Luis Oblapo, CA Bob Harlow

DAN HARTMAN ZZ TOP CARS PAUL YOUNG ALAN PARSONS DWIGHT TWILLEY DUKE JUPITER BANANARAMA Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 11-1 NIGHT RANGER 6-2 CYNDI LAUPER 10-4 STEVE PERRY 13-8 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 23-13

KIST/Santa Barbor., CA Dick WlBlans

CULTURE CLUB POINTER SISTERS HAGAR, SCHON, MR RENO A WILSON PSYCHEDELIC FURS DAN HARTMAN JEFFERSON STARSHI Hottest: DENIECE WILLIAMS 3-1 CYNDI LAUFER 9-6 IRENE CARA 13-9 LAID BACK 18-12 VAN HALEN 27-15


PARAlLELS. Parallel 1: Selected stations in major markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant national influence. Parallel Il: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence. This parallel may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel one status. Parallel Ill: Selected stations in small., markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant local Influence. This parallel may contain some secondary market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status.

238 Reports

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CULTURE CLUB It's A Miracle (Virgin/Epic)

81% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 20, Debuts 74, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 61 including B104, CKGM, B96, WCZY, Q103, KZZP, KPLUS. See Parallels, debuts at number 38 on the CHR chart.

BILLY IDOL Eyes Without A Face (Chrysalis)

73% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 28, Debuts 63, Same 46, Down 0, Adds 38 including WHTX, KAFM, B97, B96, WCZY, KMJK, KUBE. Complete airplay in Parallels.

EURYTHMICS Who's That Girl (RCA)

72% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 29, Debuts 54, Same 61, Down 0, Adds 28 including WASH, B97, WCZY, WHYT, KZZP, FM102, KUBE. Com- plete airplay in Parallels.

STYX Music Time (A&M)

62% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 43, Debuts 33, Same 50, Down 0, Adds 21 including Q103, XTRA, KUBE, WLAN-FM, WANS-FM, WZPL, K96. Complete airplay in Parallels.

NEW & ACTIVE

0 HOWARD JONES "What Is Love?" (Elektra) 142/32 Moves: Up 34, Debuts 21, Same 55, Down 0, Adds 32 including WHIT, WBEN-FM, CHUM, 94Q, 0105, FM102, XTRA,

KITS, KWSS, KPLUS, KNBQ, WGFM, WNOK-FM, KYNO-FM, WISE KRNA.

0 MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON "Almost Paradise" (Columbia) 139/84 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 34, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 84 including B104, WHIT, WBEN-FM, WPHD, WHTX, KAFM, WHYT,

KIMN, KIIS-FM, KZZP, KS103, XTRA, KNBQ, 94TYX, WQCM. ICICLE WORKS "Whisper To A Scream (Birds Fly)" (Arista) 139/13 Moves: Up 41, Debuts 24, Same 61, Down 0, Adds 13 including WXKS-FM, KOPA, KWSS, FM106, WPST, WSKZ, WNOK-FM, WZPL, KIKI, KHOP, WSQV, WPFM, KHTX, KITE 32-21, KSKD 39-34. QUEEN "I Want To Break Free" (Capitol) 136/15 Moves: Up 41, Debuts 26, Same 54, Down 0, Adds 15, CFTR, WZLD, WRQK, KBFM, WKAU, WZPL, KYNO-FM, 103CIR, WTSN, WAEV, KKLS-FM, KKRC, KTRS, KKAZ, KCBN.

DDAN HARTMAN "I Can Dream About You" (MCA) 124/43 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 11, Same 67, Down 0, Adds 43 including 8104, WHIT, WBEN-FM, Z93, WGCL, KMJK, WMAR, KZZB,

KSET-FM, WRQN, K107, KELI, K96, 95XIL, KXSS.

NIK KERSHAW "Wouldn't It Be Good" (MCA) 124/7 Moves: Up 54, Debuts 14, Same 48, Down 1, Adds 7, 94Q, Z93, WBCY, G100, WHHY-FM, WVIC, KTRS, WHIT 32-23, WXKS- FM, CFTR 26-16, CHUM 9-6, KPLUS 33-24, WOKI 30-26, WGUY 30-24, KCDQ 24-16. WANG CHUNG "Dance Hall Days" (Geffen) 123/25 Moves: Up 33, Debuts 24, Same 41, Down 0, Adds 25 including CFTR, KAFM, KIMN, 0103, KS103, KITS, KWSS, WNYS, K104, WZLD, KROK, WMEE, ZZ99, KKFM, KRQ.

DAN FOGELBERG "Believe In Me" (Full Moon/Epic) 106/11 Moves: Up 39, Debuts 16, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 11, KOPA, WNOK-FM, WRQK, KBFM, KRGV, WVIC, WIGY, WERZ, WJBQ, WISE, KNOE-FM, WHTX 30-25, Q103 25-21, WMAR 40-31, WFMF 27-23.

OnJEFFERSON STARSHIP "No Way Out" (Grunt/RCA) 105/53 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 15, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 53 including WBEN-FM, WCAU-FM, 93FM, WKTI, KIMN, Q103, KS103,

KWSS, WNYS, KC101, KBFM, WVIC, KEYN-FM, K96, KQIZ-FM.

INXS "Original Sin (Dream On)" (Atco) 92/17 Moves: Up 19, Debuts 8, Same 48, Down 0, Adds 17 including CFTR, 0100, KBFM, WRNO, WZPL, K107, KELI, KHOP, WZON, WKHI, WOMP-FM, WYKS, WBNQ, WAZY-FM, KHTX.

DCARS "Magic" (Elektra) 84/81 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 81 including WPHD, WCAU-FM, Z93, KAFM 93 FM, B97, B96, KBEQ, KIIS-

FM, KMJK, KWSS, KPLUS, WQFM, KX104.

IM ZZ TOP "Legs" (WB) 77/77 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 77 including WXKS-FM, WPHD, WCAU-FM, Z93, 93FM, KBEQ, KMJK,

KPLUS, KNBQ, 98PXY, WBBQ, WZLD, KJ103, WQCM, KBIM.

YARBROUGH & PEOPLES "Don't Waste Your Time" (Total Experience/RCA) 69/15 Moves: Up 9, Debuts 7, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 15, B104, 195, FM102, WVSR, FM106, KXX106, WJZR, WANS-FM, WZYP, WFMI, KSKD, KDON-FM, KILE, KCMG, 99KG.

ROCKWELL "Obscene Phone Caller" (Motown) 67/20 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 7, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 20 including CKOI, WASH, Z93, 195, WGCL, XTRA, FM106, WSPK, KSET-FM, G100, WKDD, WGLF, WBWB, KCMQ, KDZA.

"WEIRD AL" YANKOVIC "King Of Suede" (Rock 'N' Roll/CBS) 60/13 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 4, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 13, WNVZ, Q105, WGCL, 0100, WKEE, WANS-FM, KBFM, KITY, KCMG, KQMQ, KLUC, WTSN, KKQV, Q102 32-28, WGLF 34-24.

CAMEO "She's Strange" (Atlanta Artists/PolyGram) 60/2 Moves: Up 29, Debuts 3, Same 23, Down 3, Adds 2, B94, WDOO, WXKS-FM 17-14,195 13-11, FM102 8-6, KITS d-21, WYCR 38-32, WNOK-FM 30-26, WSFL 24-19, 2104 40-25, KMGX 8-5, WGUY 31-27, KKQV 19-15, WCIL-FM 34-26, KZOZ 21-19.

LaTOYA JACKSON "Heart Don't Lie" (Private I/CBS) 58/14 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 4, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 14, CKOI, WCZY, WHYT, 0100, WMAR, WYCR, WKEE, FM106, KRGV, WKDD, WHYT, 103CIR, WKHI, WJAD.

DWIGHT TWILLEY "Little Bit Of Love" (EMI America) 52/28 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 28 including WCAU-FM, WGCL, KBEQ, KPLUS, WYCR, WKFM, WHTF, WOK(, KQXR, KHOP, KHYT, 95XIL, KILE, KCMG, KZOZ.

MOST ADDED

MIKE RENO & ANN WILSON (84) Almost Paradise (Columbia)

CARS (81) Magic (Elektra)

ZZ TOP (77) Legs (WB)

CULTURE CLUB (61) It's A Miracle (Virgin/Epic)

JEFFERSON STARSHIP (53) No Way Out (Grunt/RCA)

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT (46) Prime Time (Arista)

HOTTEST

DENIECE WILLIAMS (176) Let's Hear It For The Boy (Columbia)

CYNDI LAUPER (1421 Time After Time (Portrait/CBS)

STEVE PERRY (120) Oh Sherrie (Columbia) NIGHT RANGER (89)

Sister Christian (Camel/MCA) LIONEL RICHIE (80)

Hello (Motown) DURAN DURAN (76) The Reflex (Capitol)

SIGNIFICANT ACTION inALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Prime Time" (Arista) 46/46

Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 46 including WPHD, WCAU-FM, KBEQ, WVSR, WKFM, WKRZ-FM, KXX106, KITE, WFMI, WSFL, KMGK, WJXQ, KJ103, WHOT-FM, K093. DUKE JUPITER "Little Lady" (Morocco/Motown) 44/15 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 15, WCAU-FM, WHYT, KIMN, WQID, WJZR, KITE, 94TYX, KQXR, KHOP, WGUY, WCGQ, WHSL, WSPT, KSLY, KZOZ.

PSYCHEDELIC FURS "The Ghost In You" (Columbia) 43/16 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 8, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 16 including KZZP, WKRZ-FM, WFMI, WVIC, WRQN, KHYT, WFBG, WGUY, WOMP-FM, WSQV, WISE, WPFM, WBNQ, KHTX, KIST.

SHAKIN' STEVENS "I Cry Just A Little Bit" (Epic) 43/1 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 6, Same 22, Down 1, Adds 1, 0101, WXKS-FM 30-26, WKBW 27-24, WGCL 30-26, WYCR 34-33, KSET- FM 28-22, WRQK 34-31, K093 33-31, WGUY 26-25, WJBO 28-25, KZOZ 30-28, KIST 34-30. PAUL YOUNG "Love Of The Common People" (Columbia) 41/25 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 25 including WPHD, WCAU-FM, 93FM, WGCL, WSPK, WOK(, WFMI, KBFM, WKDD, WHOT-FM, KQXR, KMGX, KQMQ, KDON-FM, KHYT.

FRANK STALLONE "Darlin"' (Polydor/PolyGram) 39/6 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 6, Q103, WKFM, WKRZ-FM, WHOT-FM, WTSN, KILE, WKBW on, WCAU-FM on, KIMN on, FM106 36-34, WPST d-40, KIST 32-28. PEABO BRYSON "If Ever You're In My Arms Again" (Elektra) 35/14 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 14, WXKS-FM, WKBW, 94Q, WKEE, KXX106,KAMZ, WHOT-FM KQMQ, KHYT, 0104, WFOX, WXLK, WAEV, KCAQ.

HAGAR, SCHON, AARONSON & SHRIEVE "Whiter Shade Of Pale" (Geffen) 34/16 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 5, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 16 including KDWB-FM, WKEE, WSKZ, WANS-FM, WFMI, WRNO, WHOT-FM, KSKD, KILE, Q101, KNOE-FM, Y94, KGOT, KBIM, KIST.

JAMES INGRAM "There's No Easy Way" (Qwest/WB) 33/3 Moves: Up 16, Debuts 1, Same 11, Down 2, Adds 3, 894, WRVQ, WJAD, WKBW 17-14, WASH 9-8, Y100 23-23, WNVZ 29-27, WLOL-FM 27-24, WDOQ 31-25, WRQK 20-18, 94TYX 20-19, KTFM 13-11, K093 24-21. RE -FLEX "Hurt" (Capitol) 33/1 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 1, CKOI, WXKS-FM on, WPHD on, WCAU-FM on, FM106 d-38, WHTF on, WJZR on, WZPL d-28, WRQN on, KHOP on-dp, WERZ 36-32. BANANARAMA "Robert DeNiro's Waiting" (London/PolyGram) 31/13 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 13, WHTF, WZLD, WDOQ, KLUC, KHYT, WIGY, WERZ, WJBQ, KGOT, KCDQ, KOZE, KHTX, KZOZ, WPHD on, WAEV d-35.

POCO "Day Gone By" (Atlantic) 30/1 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 1, WFBG, K104 36-26, WRCK on, WJZR on, KSET-FM on, WFMI on, KTFM on, K107 on, WHOT-FM d-40, KQMQ d-40, K093 36-35, OK100 d-37. EDDY GRANT "Romancing The Stone" (Portrait/CBS) 25/25 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 25 including WXKS-FM, CKOI, WCAU-FM, WHYT, WFLY, WVSR, WKEE, Q92, WKFM, WHTF, KITE, KMGK, WKDQ, WHOT-FM, KIKI.

SERGIO MENDES "Alibis" (A&M). 20/19 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 19 including K104, WTIC-FM, KC101, WSPK, WPST, KITY, KQXR, K093, KDON- FM, 103CIR, OK100, WGLF, KKQV, Y94, WAZY-FM.

KIM CARNES "I Pretend" (EMI America) 19/18 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 18 including WBEN-FM, WKBW, WVSR, WSPK, WSFL, KTFM, KROK, WHOT-FM, KSKD, KDON-FM, WERZ, WJBQ, WXLK, 99KG, KCDQ.

BIG COUNTRY "Wonderland" (Mercury/PolyGram) 18/18 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 18 including WPHD, WYCR, WRCK, WOKI, WJXQ, WHOT-FM, KQMQ, WGUY, WIGY, WERZ, WJBQ, WCGQ, WHSL, KBIM, KSLY.

FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD "Relax" (Island) 18/0 Moves: Up 11, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 1, Adds 0, WXKS-FM 34-29, CKGM 27-24, CKOI 15-12, CHUM 27-22, KPLUS 27-25, 0100 32-27, WLAN-FM 39-31, KLUC 26-21, KDON-FM 36-33, WGUY 25-20, WAEV d-34, KZOZ 27-24. 38 SPECIAL "One Time For. Old Times" (A&M) 17/1 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 1, CHUM, K104 26-22, WLAN-FM on, WSFL 33-32, WRNO on, WJXQ 19-14, KJ103 d-40, 13K 32-31, 103CIR 32-30, OK100 28-13, 95XIL 29-27, WIXV 27-14. MISSING PERSONS "Right Now" (Capitol) 16/10 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 10, WPHD, WKFM, WRCK, WOKI, KROK, KQMQ, WJBQ, KISR, WHSL, KCDQ, KITE on, KTFM on, KSKD on, WERZ on.

TINA TURNER "What's Love Got To Do With It" (Capitol) 13/13 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 13, WCAU-FM, 94Q, 293, WVSR, WBCY, WJZR, WHHY-FM, WSFL, WISE, WJAD, WFOX, WPFM, WGLF.

ALABAMA "When We Make Love" (RCA) 13/6 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 6, KAMZ, KITY, KROK, WISE, Q101, WGLF, WKBW on, WRQK 36-30, KTFM 28-27, 103CIR d-37, Q104 16-11. MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND "Rebel" (Arista) 13/3 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 3, CKOI, KTFM, WKDD, WPHD on, WVSR on, WRCK on, WFMI on, KHYT on, OK100 on, 99KG on, KBIM on.

TOM TEELEY "She Got Away" (A&M) 11/4 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 4, WYCR, WLAN-FM, WHTF, WZYQ, K104 32-28, WRCK on, 103CIR on, OK100 d-32, 95XIL d-38, WOMP-FM on, WIXV on.

KC "Are You Ready" (Meca) 11/2 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2, KTFM, WERZ, WCAU-FM on, WHTF on, KXX106 on, WJZR on, WJBQ 40-36, WCGQ on, WFOX on, KWTO-FM d-28.

KENNY ROGERS "Eyes That See In The Dark" (RCA) 11/1 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 1, KITY, WKBW 29-27, WNVZ on, WFMF 22-18, WDOQ 36-33, WRQK 30-23, KROK 29-18, 103CIR 23-17, WXLK on, KXSS on.

New & Active includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters. Significant Ac- tion Includes songs reported by fewer than 50 but at least 10 of our CHR reporters, The two numbers following the artist/title (label) designation Indicate the total number of stations reporting the record this week and, of those, how many added It for the first time this week. Moves Indicate the type of activity this week; Up for upward chart movement, Same for sideways or continued uncharted activity, Down for downward chart activity, and Adds for the number of stations adding It this week. Following these numbers is a sampling of Individual station activity. Complete activity can be found in the Parallels.

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Listen to the selections listed below. Decide if each has the potential to be Top 25 in the R&R National Airplay Chart. Then, call in your response to AIR at (301) 964-5544. All responses must be in the AIR offices by Wednesday, May 16th, 1984.

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2201 AIR MYSTERY RECORD #2 2202 INFATUATION ROD STEWART WARNER BROS. 2203 WAITING FOR ANOTHER CHANCE ENDGAMES MCA 2204 GOTTA GIVE A LITTLE LOVE TIMMY THOMAS GOLD MOUNTAIN/A&M 2205 PRIMETIME ALAN PARSONS PROJECT ARISTA

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NATIONAMIRIPLAY May 11, 1984

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9 6 3 O DENIECE WILLIAMS/Let's Hear It... (Columbia) 1 1 1 2 PHIL COLLINS/Against All Odds... (Atlantic)

11 7 6 Q STEVE PERRY/Oh Sherrie (Columbia) 2 2 2 4 LIONEL RICHIE/Hello (Motown)

27 16 8 0 CYNDI LAUPER/Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) 6 5 4 6 CARS/You Might Think (Elektra) 5 4 5 7 RICK SPRINGFIELD/Love Somebody (RCA)

25 23 11 0 NIGHT RANGER/Sister Christian (Camel/MCA) 18 15 10 0 IRENE CARA/Breakdance (Network/Geffen) 13 11 9 10 GO-GO'S/Head Over Heels (IRS/A&M) 21 18 14 BILLY JOEL/The Longest Time (Columbia) 39 27 22 ® DURAN DURAN/The Reflex (Capitol) 24 22 16 ® SHALAMAR/Dancing In The Sheets (Columbia). 32 24 21 irt VAN HALEN/I'II Wait (WB) 20 17 15 15 J. IGLESIAS & W. NELSON/To All The Girls... (Columbia) 40 28 23 o HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Heart Of Rock & Roll (Chrysalis) 23 20 17 m BERLIN/No More Words (Geffen) 3 3 7 18 THOMPSON TWINS/Hold Me Now (Arista)

14 13 12 19 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Authority Song (Riva/PG) 31 26 24 m MADONNA/Borderline (Sire/WB) - - 32 ® JERMAINE JACKSON/Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin'... (Arista) 4 9 18 22 KENNY LOGGINS/Footloose (Columbia)

35 30 ® LAURA BRANIGAN/Self Control (Atlantic) 10 10 13 24 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Don't Answer Me (Arista) 35 30 26 ® LAID BACK/White Horse (Sire/WB) 12 12 19 26 KOOL & THE GANG/Tonight (De-Lite/PG) 37 33 29 ff/ SCORPIONS/Rock You Like A Hurricane (Mercury/PG) 8 8 20 28 TRACEY ULLMAN/They Don't Know (MCA)

34 Q JOE JACKSON/You Can't Get What You Want . (A&M) - 40 33 Q SLADE/Run Runaway (CBS Associated) 38 34 31 ® TALK TALK/It's My Life (EMI America) - - 40 ® POINTER SISTERS/Jump (For My Love) (Planet/RCA) 7 14 25 33 CULTURE CLUB/Miss Me Blind (Virgin/Epic)

- 37 © STYLE COUNCIL/My Ever Changing Moods (Geffen) CHICAGO/Stay The Night (WB) CHRISTINE MCVIE/Love Will Show Us How (WB) TONY CAREY/A Fine Fine Day (MCA)

BREAKER 0 CULTURE CLUB/It's A Miracle (Virgin/Epic) 19 19 28 39 PRETENDERS/Show Me (Sire/WB)

I DEBUT Q VAN STEPHENSON/Modern Day Delilah (MCA)

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3 3 1 Q BILLY JOEL/The Longest Time (Columbia) 14 12 5 CYNDI LAUPER/Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) 2 2 2 3 PHIL COLLINS/Against All Odds (Take A Look...) (Atlantic) 1 1 3 4 LIONEL RICHIE/Hello (Motown)

23 14 11 DENIECE WILLIAMS/Let's Hear It For The Boy (Col.)

9 8 8 O JAMES INGRAM/There's No Easy Way (Qwest/WB) 5 4 4 7 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Don't Answer Me (Arista)

19 14 Q DAN FOGELBERG/Believe In Me (Full Moon/Epic) 12 10 10 Q MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Mystery (Atlantic) 8 7 7 10 MICHAEL GORE/Theme From "Terms Of Endearment" (Capitol)

16 13 12 KENNY ROGERS/Eyes That See In The' Dark (RCA)

4 6 9 12 J. IGLESIAS & W. NELSON/To All The Girls I've Loved... (Col.)

7 5 6 13 JEFFREY OSBORNE/We're Going All The Way (A&M) 6 9 13 14 THOMPSON TWINS/Hold Me Now (Arista)

22 21 17 SHAKIN' STEVENS/I Cry Just A Little Bit (Epic)

18 17 16 16 TEMPTATIONS/Sail Away (Gordy/Motown) 25 19 KIM CARNES/I Pretend (EMI America)

11 11 15 18 TRACEY ULLMAN/They Don't Know (MCA) 23 ANNE MURRAY/Just Another Woman In Love (Capitol)

BREAKER Q ALABAMA/When We Make Love (RCA)

CULTURE CLUB/It's A Miracle (Virgin/Epic) DEBUT

25 24 21 22 DOLLY PARTON/Downtown (RCA)

BREAKER PEABO BRYSON/ROBERTA FLACK/I Just Came Here... (Capitol)

15 15 18 24 J. MATHIS with D. WILLIAMS/Love Won't Let Me Wait (Col.)

MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Disenchanted (Liberty) DEBUT


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8 7 2 0 CARS/Magic (Elektra) 9 6 3 © SLADE/Run Runaway (CBS Associated)

15 8 4 © RUSH/Distant Early Warning (Mercury/PG) 2 1 1 4 STEVE PERRY/Oh Sherrie (Columbia) 5 4 5 5 NIGHT RANGER/Sister Christian (Camel/MCA)

11 11 10 Q HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/The Heart Of... (Chrysalis) 23 Q FIXX/Deeper & Deeper (MCA)

23 14 13 0 ORION THE HUNTER/So You Ran (Portrait/CBS) 17 13 12 Q ZZ TOP/Legs (WB) 7 10 8 10 SCORPIONS/Rock You Like A Hurricane (Mercury/PG)

20 16 15 ge JOE JACKSON/You Can't Get What You Want... (A&M) 27 ® JEFFERSON STARSHIP/No Way... (Grunt/RCA)

37 26 17 ® CYNDI LAUPER/Time After Time (Portrait/CBS) 1 2 6 14 CARS/You Might Think (Elektra)

24 17 16 ® ICICLE WORKS/Whisper To A Scream... (Arista) 4 5 7 16 VAN HALEN/I'll Wait (WB)

16 15 14 17 DAVID GILMOUR/Murder (Columbia) 39 19 ' Q ROGER WATERS/5:01 AM (The Pros...) (Columbia)

BREAKER a BILLY IDOL/Eyes Without A Face (Chrysalis)

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38 34 24 0 HAGAR/SCHON/AARONSON/SHRIEVE/Whiter... (Geffen) 25 28 26 ® SCORPIONS/Big City Nights (Mercury/PG) 6 9 11 26 PRETENDERS/Show Me (Sire/WB)

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DENIECE WILLIAMS/Let's Hear It For The Boy (Columbia) BAR-KAYS/Freak Show On The Dance Floor (Mercury/PG) LIONEL RICHIE/Hello (Motown) ONE WAY/Lady You Are (MCA) O'BRYAN/Lovelite (Capitol) YARBROUGH & PEOPLES/Don't Waste... (Total Exp./RCA) JAMES INGRAM/There's No Easy Way (Qwest/WB) CHANGE/Change Of Heart (RFC/Atlantic) SHANNON/Give Me Tonight (Mirage/Atco) JERMAINE JACKSON/Tell Me I'm Not Dreamin' (Arista) PATTI LABELLE/Love, Need & Want You (Phil. Int./CBS) BRYAN LOREN/Lollipop Luv (Philly World) DAZZ BAND/Swoop (I'm Yours) (Motown) NEWCLEUS/Jam On It (Sunnyview) SPINNERS/Right Or Wrong (Atlantic) TEMPTATIONS/Sail Away (Gordy/Motown) MELBA MOORE/Love Me Right (Capitol) REAL TO REEL/Love Me Like This (Arista) TIMMY THOMAS/Gotta Give A Little... (Gold Mtn./A&M) IRENE CARA/Breakdance (Network/Geffen) CAMEO/She's Strange (Atlanta Artists./PolyGram) NONA HENDRYX/I Sweat (Going Through The...) (RCA) POINTER SISTERS/Jump (For My Love) (Planet/RCA) CRUSADERS/New Moves (MCA) PATTI AUSTIN/Rhythm Of The Street (Qwest/WB) DEELE/Just My Luck (Solar/Elektra) WINDJAMMER/Live Without Your Love (MCA) R.J.'S LATEST ARRIVAL/Shackles (Golden Boy/Quality) LUTHER VANDROSS/Superstar (Don't You...) (Epic) PATRICE RUSHEN/Feels So Real (Won't Let Go) (Elektra)

JOCELYN BROWN/Somebody Else's Guy (Vinyl Dreams) D. EDWARDS f/S. GARRET/Don't Look Any... (Motown) ROCKWELL/Obscene Phone Caller (Motown) CHERRELLE/I Didn't Mean To Turn You On (Tabu/CBS)

O'JAYS/Extraordinary Girl (Phil. Int./CBS) LENNY WILLIAMS/Always (Rocshire) ROGER/In The Mix (Warner Bros.) EARONS/Land Of Hunger (Island) CULTURE CLUB/Miss Me Blind (Virgin/Epic) PETER BROWN/They Only Come Out At... (Columbia)



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