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Fox Sports Radio debuts with 30 affiliates

CIDRIWindsor- Detroit flips to AC

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Ness On Women In Media: Why So Few At The Top? BY KEVIN MOCABE. R&R Stur WRm'x kmeeahe @ rmnline. rom

Just two weeks after the Democratic party cleared out of downtown Los Angeles, another legendary meeting arrived: the 49th annual American Women in Radio and 7kievision national convention. Themed "A Century of Progress. a New Cen- tury of Promise." the four-day event offered members business keynotes. meetings and interactive sessions.

AWRT/See Page 27

Clear Channel -AMFM Spin Cycle Complete Smaller groups benefited from one company's quest to grow even bigger

BY JET TREY YORKE AND JULIE Grotow R &R STAFF WRITERS nensmom @rronline.com

Clear Channel this week completed the Herculean task of buying, selling and swapping more stations than was imaginable only a year ago and did it with relative swiftness and order.

One of the last pieces of the $23.8 billion puzzle was the divestiture of about 100 stations in 27 markets to bring AMFM stations into the fold. Clear Chan- nel will also sell AMFM's 29% stake in Lamar Advertising. the nation's No. 3 billboard company, in order to comply with federal authorities.

As press time approached on Tuesday evening, Clear Channel spokesman Randy Palmer said all that remained to sealing the deal was a Washington. DC U.S. Dis- trict Court judge's signature ap- proving the DOJ Antitrust Division's divestiture order. No hurdles were anticipated by any of the parties. Palmer predicted final approval before week's end. After that,- trading of AMFM shares will halt on the New York Stock Exchange.

Some 94 stationswere sold, with another 14

going into a trust led by Charles Giddens. Clear Channel also received 36 new stations, the rc-

suit of swap deals with Barnstable. Cumulus and Regent.

In the end there were more smiles than tears in the megamerger. While the big company got bigger - Clear Channel will only say it has "more than 900 stations" -so did a lot of little companies and minority -owned and -operated groups.

CC -AMFM Spins: By The Numbers

Stations sold 94

Stations in trust 14

Total buyers 19

Markets involved 35

Deals with swaps 3

For instance, for a whopping $1.3 billion, African American - run Radio One received KKBT/ Los Angeles (which moved from 92.3 MHz to 100.3 MHz after swapping frequencies with AMFM's KCMG in June). as

well as KBFBIDallas -Ft. Worth, WVCG /Miami -Ft. Lauderdale, KBXX & KMJQ /Houston- Galveston. WJMO & WZAK/ Cleveland. WJMZ/Greenville- Spartanburg and WFXC, WFXK, WNNL & WQOK /Raleigh- Durham.

Radio One CEO Alfred Liggins called the purchases a "transforming event" for the company: Radio One's cash flow is expected to double with the purchases. and they make the company one of the two largest owners of Ur- ban- formatted stations. Only Infinity spent

CLEAR CHANNEL/See Page 27

Online Listening Triples Since '98 MARTHA DAVIS R &R WASHINGTON BUREAU nrailmom @ rmnline. arm

Americans are turning more and more to the Internet to tune into radio stations. A new Arbitron/Edison Media Re- search Internet study reports that the number of people who have listened to radio stations online has tripled. from 6% in 1998 to 20% in July 2000.

When listeners to Internet - only audio channels are added to those who have listened to radio stations online, it brings the total to 25% - and that translates into 57 million people. The Internet study also shows that 34 million Americans, or 15% of the population, have watched online video.

"Webcasting is rapidly approaching critical mass, as evi- denced by the growing number

STIR/Sae Page 22

Davis, BMG Bow J Records Arista founder inks joint venture with BMG

to the tune of $175 million BY STF.vE WONSIEWICJ. R &R MUSIC EDITOR .M011:@ rmnline.com

Clive Davis hasn't skipped a beat. Less than two months after leaving Arista Records as President/CEO, he has hung the "open for business" sign on New York- basexl J Records. his 50-50 joint venture with BMG Entertain

Davis and Goldatuck

ment. That deal was officially an-

nounced on Aug. 24. No terms were disclosed. but in- siders say that total funding for the venture could reach between $150 million and $175 million. Davis will serve as Chairman/CEO, and former Arista Exec. VP/GM Charles

Goldstuck will be President/ COO.

Other former Arista executives joining J Records arc Richard Palmese as Sr. VP/ Promotion, Tom Corson as

Sr. VP/Worldwide Marketing. Julie Swidler as Sr. VP/Busi- ness & Legal Affairs, Keith

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Infinity GMs Play

Musical Chairs As

CCU Deal Closes Get out your score cards: Now

that Infinity has closed on 18

new properties from Clear Chan- nel (see story, left), it has re- tooled its top management in several markets.

First. KINK /Portland GM Steve Keeney moves to Denver, where he will oversee new Infin- ity acquisitions KDJM. KIMN & KXKL.

Back in Portland. KUPL -AM & FM & KKJZ's Stan Mak segues to KINK as VP /GM, while KUFO & KVMX's Dave McDonald takes over at Mak's previous trio. Meanwhile, KUFO GSM Mark Whalen is promoted to VP /GM of KUFO & KVMX.

"I am really delighted to be able to utilize the members of our senior management team in Portland and move them around in this manner," said Infinity Sr.

VP Don Bouloukos. The veteran GMs we have in this market made this one of the easiest decisions I've ever had to make.

INFINITY/See Page 27

Columbia Elevates Harris To Sr. VP/

Urban Promotion Columbia Records has el-

evated Cynthia ( "CJ ") Harris to Sr. VP /Ur- ban Promo- tion. Based in New York, she

reports to Co- lumbia Records Group Exec. VP/Promotion Chadic Walk.

In my years working with CJ. she has proven herself to he the most respected promotion executive in urban music," Walk said. "Her love of music. creativity and passion consistently grant our artists maximum exposure. As we continue to reinvent the art of promotion

Harris

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Premiere Radio Sales Group Bowls Everyone Over

Premiere Radio Networks President/COO Kraig Kitchin (center. holding the ball) gathered his Premiere group and AMFM Radio Networks' sales forces together in Colorado Springs recently. Kitchin's sales team will combine its efforts with new networks upon completion of the Clear Channel/AMFM merger.

Salem Catches `The

Fish' In Los Angeles The long -anticipated debut of

Contemporary Christian KFSH/ Anaheim, CA finally occurred on Friday (8/25) at Gam, as Salem Communications formally assumed control of KXMX (Mix 95.9) from Clear Channel and ended that station's run as a Hot AC. KFSH, known on -air as 'The Fish.' covers the southern portion of the Los An- geles market, including Orange County. the San Gabriel Valley and much of central Los Angeles. Chuck Tyler, a veteran of both

Christian and popular secular radio formats, will serve as PD for The Fish (R &R 6/16). He'll also add morning show duties on Tuesday (9/5). Tyler previously programmed Salem's KPDQ/Portland. He has also been Asst. PD at Talk KFI/Los' Angeles.

Salem VP/Operations Dave Arm- strong commented. "Southern Cali- fornia is the No. 2 market for Chris- tian music sales. but there had been a huge void in Christian music radio here. It is one of the largest major- market areas in the U.S. without a Christian music station - until now. Salem is delighted to bring the new 95.9 FM to Southern California, and we expect a tremendous response."

KFSH's playlist features an up- heat blend of popular music from such artists as DC Talk. Jars Of Clay, Jaci Velasquez, The News- boys, Steven Curtis Chapman and Sixpence None The Richer.

R &R Observes Labor Day In observance of the Labor Day holiday, R &R's Los Angeles, Nashville and Washington, DC offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 4.

Fox Sports Radio Premieres At 5am on Monday (8/28) Baseball Commissioner Fay Vin-

loaner WIP- AM/Phitadelphia morn- cent and former Cleveland Browns

ing host Tony Bruno launched the all -star running bade Jim Brown.

Fox Sports Radio Network in Los VP /GM Scott Savage said FSR

Angeles with, "Are we on ?" wanted to limit the number of sta-

"He was being facetious and bons for its debut in order to more

having a little fun' Fox Sports PD easily manage the launch and keep

Torn Lee told R&R on Tuesday. "For the progtarm*lg *on- target end poi-

all of us it was a colective'Finally, fished. We coped b double the rxlnm-

we are ont' And things went very ber of affiliates by the end of the

smoothly for us" year" Foot Sports TV ChaimwvCEO The launch capped a hectic David Hill said the network feed will

handful of months that began in late rely on Fax -TV's 22 regional sports

spring, when Fox and Premiere networks and its stable of reporters.

Radio Networks forged a partner- The weekday shows will origYleM

ship to produce a sports network to from studios in Sherman Oaks, CA,

piggyback on the success of Fox while the majority of weekend pro-

Sports' television brand. Listeners grarrrning will be done from the Fox

to the 30 -some affiliates heard such Sports studios on the Foot lot in Los

first -day guests as veteran L.A. Angeles' Century City.

Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda On Sundays Cris Collinsworth of - who is coaching the - American the Fax Sports Sunday foursome is

Olympic baseball team - Ohio expected to break from the tube up

State head football coach John to four times a day to give radio lis -

Cooper, former Major League tenors updates on the NFL.

`Super' Plus Two For KSSEIRiverside Entravision begins simulcast on KACD & KBCD

Entravision Communications as-

sumed control of its Clear Channel spinoffs in Southern California Monday morning at 9am. as KSSE- FM/Riverside -Los Angeles' Span- ish Contemporary "Super Estrella" added KACD- FM/Santa Monica, CA and simulcast partner KBCD- FM/Newport Beach, CA as the format's second signal. Super Estrella now airs on 97.5 MHz for the Inland Empire, Orange County and the San Gabriel Valley. while KACD & KBCD's 103. I MHz signals will target the coastal regions of Orange County and Los Ange- les' west side.

"The Latino community has de- served this for quite some time;"

Entravision/Los Angeles PD Haz Montana said. 'There's been a lot of passion for this music, and now we have another outlet for its fans:' Entravision/Los Angeles GM David Haymore added, "Our ability to buy [KACD & KBCD] is because of audience support."

KSSE's booming Riverside signal has achieved unprecedented success in the Los Angeles Arbitron. However, the addition of KACD & KBCD still presents "Super Estrella" with limited signal coverage in the San Fernando Valley, home to many Hispanics. The hit - driven f'ormat's core artists include La Ley, Maná, Shakira, Elvis Crespo and Carlos Ponce.

SEPTEMBER 1, 2000

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Callout America 38 AC Tuned -In 77

CHR/Pop Chart 39 Hot AC Chart 81

CHR /Pop Tuned -In 41 Hot AC Tuned -In 82

CHR/Rhythmic Chart 46 Pop /Alternative 85

CHR /Rhythmic Tuned -In 4g NAC/Se nooth Jazz 86 Urban . - 52 NAC /Smooth Jazz Chart 87

Urban Chart 54 NAC /Smooth Jazz Action 88

Urban Action 57 Rock 91 Urban Tuned -In 58 Rock Chart 92

Urban AC Chart 61 Rock Tuned -In 93

Urban AC Tuned -In 62 Active Rock Chart 96

Country 64 Active Rock Tuned -In 98

Country Chart ß7 Rock Specialty Show 100

Country Indicator 68 Altennative 102 Country Action 69 Alternative Chart 104

Country Tuned -In 71 Alternative Action 106 Alternative Tuned -In 108

Alternative Specialty Show 111

Adult Alternative 112 Adult Alternative Chart 112

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Detroit's River Now `New Lite Rock' CIDR/Windsor (Detroit) dumped its Adult Alternative format and 'The

River" handle last Friday (K125) to become 'The New Lite Rock 93.9 FM" PD Wendy Duff remains in place. but most River on -air personalities have been repositioned to other duties within the CHUM Corporation. There are no immediate plans to replace the CIDR calls.

Representative artists on the new AC will include The Backstreet Boys, Eric Clapton, Whitney Houston and Shania Twain.

"There's finally a station in the market playing Lite Rock with less talk." noted Duff. "We'll be playing at least 45 minutes of nonstop music every hour during the workday and are committed to cutting clutter out of radio."

Among persons 12+ this spring, CIDR ranked 25th (0.7). AC WNIC ranked first (7.7).

Maranville: In The Programming Zone Oldies KOOL- FM/Phoenix PD

Tim Maranville adds programming duties-at sister KZON -FM. He succeeds Chris Ebbott, who departs the Infinity outlet.

"Very few programmers combine creative vision with strategic sensibilities like Tim does." remarked Market Manager/Exec. VP Clancy Woods. "His management skills and competitive nature will add a

new dimension to KZON's success.'

Regarding KZON's shift from Pop/Altemative back to Alternative, Clancy commented, "We in the

media outsmart ourselves by as- suming things about our products. Through research and listener feedback. we're able to refocus the station in a way that's consistent with their expectations."

Added Maranville, "We're about having fun, entertaining the listener and being human:' KZON will now reportedly emphasize such artists as Alice In Chains. Pearl Jam and Stone Temple Pilots.

Maranville's previous programming credits include KDKB/Phoe- nix. KUFX/San Jose, KMZQ/Las Vegas and KTHT/Fresno.

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AP Satellite Computer Program Fails Radio finds another path

BY WAIT SIARI.IN(i R&R WASHINGTON HURFiVU [email protected]

Radio stations across the country were greeted with satellite silence on Thursday morning, along with this notice from the Associated Press:

Dear AP Customer: Early this morning a software

download to our Ku -band satellite distribution system failed, causing many AP television. radio and AP

/£press customers to lose their feeds of test and audio. This may include AP Network News, AP Al! News Ra- dio and .subscribers to various AP wire .services. We are moving .cwifdy

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ISS' ` &ack Rock' Not For Sale BY MARTHA DAVIS R &R WASHINGTON BUREAU milt-mm(0 rmnlinecorn

Putting an end to rumors of the imminent sale of the building known as "Black Rock," a CBS spokesman said the edifice at 51 W. 52nd St. is not for sale. R &R has learned that the rumors were spun by an overzealous New York real estate agent who leaked information to wire services, starting a buzz that soon took on a life of its own. The agent slyly said that the midtown Manhattan real estate market is so hot that CBS had to sell the building.

CBS occupies only 30% of Black Rock: the rest was leased to other ten- ants in the early '90s. CBS and Viacom currently have four facilities scattered around Manhattan: Viacom headquar-

Cers is located at prestigious 1515 Broadway, Westwood One Radio Net- works is at 524 W. 57th St.. CBS administration is at 51 W. 52nd St.. and the CBS Broadcast Center is housed

at 40 W. 57th St. The Broadcast Cen- ter includes WCBS -TV, the CBS Tele- vision Network and the CBS Radio Network and will soon be home to WCBS -AM/New York. WCBS -FM/ New York recently moved to the Viacom Building on Broadway.

So will CBS ride out of Black Rock? Industry sources don't see that happening, even if CBS does sell. It would be a much better deal for CBS to sell the building - no doubt for an astounding profit - and lease its current space.

Second LPFM Filing Window Opens Lawmakers to resume negotiations next welds

By JEFFREY Y(R(KE R&R WASHINGTON RI ('l1IFP )'or/(eÍL6 rnmline.('(an

In the second of five rounds in its highly controversial plan to bring FM radio to churches, schools and community groups across the nation, the FCC on Monday began accepting applications for low -power FM broadcast licenses from 10 states - Connecticut, Illinois, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nevada, New Hampshire, Virginia and Wyoming - and the territory of Puerto Rico.

The commission received more All of those applications are still un- than 700 applications during the first der consideration. FCC spokes - filing window. which ended June 8. woman Rosemary Kimball told

R &R last week. She said the commission can't determine how many licenses will be granted in the first or second rounds until all the applications have been reviewed and frequency spacing has been considered.

The plan to launch low -power FM has been spearheaded by FCC Chair- man Bill Kennard. who has disre- garded criticism from broadcasters,

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Delaware Judge Approves Triathlon

Shareholders' Settlement ADelaware Chancery Court judge in Wilmington on Tuesday approved

Triathlon Broadcasting's settlement of a 1998 lawsuit filed by a shareholder who felt his shares were undervalued when Triathlon accepted Capstar's $190 million buyout offer. Shareholder Herbert Behrens sued Triathlon after Capstar said it would pay $13 for each class A common share but only $10.83 for each depositary share. Shareholders reached an agreement in which investors would get 11 cents more for each depositary share, except for those held by company directors. Judge Jack Jacobs characterized the settlement as "meritorious "and agreed that the deal should be approved. He also awarded $150.000 in fees and expenses to Behrens' lawyers.

SFX Shareholders' Settlement Approved Lawyers for SFX shareholders who said they had been shortchanged in

Clear Channel's $4 billion acquisition of the outdoor entertainment company reached an agreement with SFX on Aug. 1. All that was needed was the court's approval, and on Tuesday Judge Myron Steele agreed that the deal to give class A shareholders $34.5 million in cash or stock and to award their lawyers 15% of that, or about $5.17 million, was "in the interest of both parties" Shares of Clear Channel closed up $1.13 at $77.74 on Tuesday.

USADR, Lucent Complete IBiqulty Merger USA Digital Radio and Lucent Digital Radio's proposal to merge into

iBiquity Digital won Department of Justice and Federal Trade Corn - mission approval last week, making the deal official. Last month the companies said they would merge in an effort to accelerate consumer access to digital in -band, on- channel radio and to eliminate the potential for long- term litigation between the two groups, both of which had been trying to get FCC approval for their digital radio technologies. USADR's Robert Struble and Lucent's Suren Pai are co-Chairmen of the new company, and Struble also serves as President/CEO. Investors in iBiquity include ABC, AMFM, Beasley, Bonneville, Citadel, Clear Channel, Cox Radio, Cumulus, Emmis, Entercom, Hispanic Broadcasting, Radio One, Regent, Saga ardViacom.

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DEAL OF THE WEEK

Radio Business

2000 DEALS TO DATE

KLTX- AMtong Beach (Las Angeles), CA $29.5 million

Dollars To Date: $7,621,602,226 (Last Year: $3.070,784172 272 39)

Dollars This Week: $7,515, (Last Year $15,092,0001

Stations Traded This rear. 842 (Last Year: 877)

Stations liade+d This Week: 11 (Last Year: 29)

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TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE

WMFL- FM/Florida City (Key Largo), FL $75,000

KAHA- FM/Honolulu $2.1 million

WGTK- AM/Louisville $1.6 million

KARS- AM/Belen, NM $900,000

WLLW- FM/Ciyde (Bath), NY $875,000

WQIZ- AM/St. George, SC $200.000

KLTY- FM/Highland Village (Dallas), TX swap for

KDGE- FM/Gainesville (Dallas), TX

KTUE- AM/Tulia, TX $165,000

KCLK- AM/Asotin and KCLK -FM & KVAB- FWClarkston,

SalemSwapsSignalslnBigD arrr Weir facilities with mseatxlenee.a dean roHI-Favor --

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KLTX- AM/Long Beach (Los Angeles), CA PRICE: $29 5 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Hi -Favor Broadcasting. No phone listed. SELLER: Salem Communica- tions, headed by CEO Edward Atsinger III. Phone: 805 -987- 0400 FREQUENCY: 1390 kHz POWER: 5kw day /3.6kw night FORMAT: Religious COMMENT: This sale was completed two days before Salem closed on its purchase of eight Clear Channel radio stations and was announced unofficially in mid - July.

WMFL- FM/Florida City (Key Largo) PRICE: $75,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Family Stations Inc., headed by President Harold Camping. Phone: 916 -641 -8191

SELLER: South Florida Educa-

tional Broadcasters. Phone: 954 -596 -2073 FREQUENCY: 88.5 MHz POWER: 8kw at 135 feet FORMAT: Contemporary Chris- tian

Hawaii

KAHA- FM/Honolulu PRICE: $2.1 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Broomstick Broadcast- ing Inc. Phone: 202 -326 -5240 SELLER: Kasa Moku Ka Paws Broadcasting Inc. Phone: 808- 236 -2256 FREQUENCY: 105.9 MHz POWER: 100kw at 1,965 feet FORMAT: This station is still rep- resented as a construction permit (CP).

Kentucky

WGTK- AMllLouisville PRICE: $1.75 million TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Salem Media of Ken- tucky Inc. Phone: 805- 987 -0400 SELLER: Truth Broadcasting Corporation. Phone: 336 -765- 7438

FREQUENCY: 930kHz POWER: 5kw FORMAT: News

New Mexico

KARS- AM/Belen PRICE: $900,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: HHH Broadcasting Inc. Phone: 561- 997 -0074 SELLER: American General Media of Nevada. Phone: 661- 328 -0118 FREQUENCY: 860 kHz POWER: 1,300 watts day /186 watts night FORMAT: Tejano

New York_

WLLW- FM/Clyde (Bath) PRICE: $875,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Auburn Broadcasting Inc. Phone: 315 -781 -7000 SELLER: Family Life Ministries. Phone: 607- 776 -4151 FREQUENCY: 93.7 MHz POWER: 3kw at 328 feet FORMAT: Religious

WA $1.6 million

South Carolina

WQIZ- AM/St. George PRICE: $200,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: ELM LLC. Phone: 843- 563 -2337 SELLER: CAB Inc. Phone: 843- 762 -3005 FREQUENCY: 810 kHz POWER: 5kw FORMAT: Gospel

Texas KLTY- FM/Highland Village (Dallas), TX

PRICE: Not applicable TERMS: KLTY is being acquired in exchange far KDGE -FM/ Gainesville (Dallas), TX.

BUYER: Salem Communica- tions, headed by CEO Edward Atsinger Ill. Phone: 805 -987- 0400 SELLER: Sunburst Media, headed by President/CEO John Borders. Phone: 972 -702 -7371 FREQUENCY: KLTY is located at

100.7 MHz; KDGE is located at 94.5 MHz. POWER: KLTY: 100kw at 1,663 feet; KDGE: 100kw at 1,906 feet

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AP Continued from Page 4

Normally, AP maintains three regular delivery systems, one over phone lines and two via satellite. On Tuesday morning one satellite path was affected when engineers and programmers attempted to upgrade the satellite's software.

AP then implemented its emer- gency backup delivery plans. Stations received news text and advisory information by e-mail and fax, and audio services switched to other pathways. The AP Nenvork News main channel was fed over ABC and CBS satellite channels. and the AP All News Radio

feed went out on an ABC satellite channel. Websites were established for audio cuts and billboards, and ISDN dial -up service was made available for All News Radio service.

While similar problems have occurred before on a smaller scale. this latest incident appears to he the worst failure in the history of AP's satellite distribution. (NPR experienced a similar satellite failure several years ago.) According to AP Direc- tor /Marketing & Communications Roger Lockhart, all clients have received some level of service. Lockhart estimates that service will he fully restored over the next several days.

LPFM Continued from Page 4

Capitol Hill legislators and even fel- low FCC commissioners in his fight to establish the service. Since late July. when Congress went into its summer recess. Kennard has had tree rein to begin establishing LPFM. But when Congress reconvenes next week. there will he several bills on the matter awaiting its action. Among that legislation is the "Radio Brad-

casting Preservation Act of 1999." sponsored by Rep. Mike Oxley with amendments by Rep. John Dingell, which passed 274-110 in the House on April 13. The bill would protect third -adjacent channels from interference but would otherwise permit LPFM licensing. However. a bill introduced in the Senate by Sen. Judd Gregg that seeks to prohibit licensing entirely has already garnered 36 co- sponsors.

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FORMAT: KLTY: Contemporary Christian; KDGE: Alternative COMMENT: Salem and Sunburst signed a local marketing agreement (LMA) to begin operating the stations Oct. 1. This deal does not involve a signal swap.

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berg t/a/NlaB CestIast d frees Pap t dropped from a rollover device at the Space Systems/Loral plant. The $200 million satellite apparentty also bounced several times, which would suggest that there is major damage. Sirius spokeswoman Mindy Kramer told RUR Tues- day that the accident "does not affect anything as long as [Sinus has] successful launches for Sirius -2 [set for Sept. 51 and Sirius -3 [set for October]." She added, 'We have an assessment of the repairs necessary and expect to have a new delivery date in about 30 days" Kramer told R&R that all the satellites are fully insured, and, in the case of Sirius -4, "There will be no financial impact on Sirius.Those costs will be assumed by Loral"

Analysts Initiate Coverage On Entravision Mravisbn has won new coverage and a "buy" rating from Donaldson Lufkin 8 Jenrette's Jeffrey Jones (12- month target: $26), Salomon Smith Bamey's Niraj Gupta ($25) and Credit Suisse First Boston's Paul Sweeney

($23). Over at Bear, Steams & Co., analyst Michele Esposito rated Entravision new "attractive "The new coverage came at the same time Entravision closed on its acquisition of Clear Channel's KACD & KBCD/Los Angeles and flipped the stations' format from Adult Alternative to a simulcast of Spanish Contemporary KSSE/Riverside.

KPFK Complains Of EX Interference Sederal months ago noncommercial Classical XLNC/Tijuana -San Diego debuted with a 1 kw signal at 90.7 MHz - the same frequency as Pacifica's 110kw KPFK/Los Angeles. Although the stations' towers are 150 miles apart

and XLNC's frequency was assigned through the U.S. -Mexico FM Agreement, KPFK GM Mark Schubb tells the Los Angeles Times that his station has seen a 20% drop in listening due to signal interference. Schubb filed a complaint with the FCC alleging that XLNC is broadcasting at 30 times is permitted wattage and transmitting illegally across the border. "KPFK has been 40 years alone on that frequency, believing it has the right to cover even Tijuana because there was no one else there" claims XLNC owner Victor Diaz. But Diaz denies he's juiced up his station's power: "That's the first I've heard of it. Maybe Mexican watts are different " The case is under investigation.

Salem Gets KL7YFAI/Dallas In Exchange For KDGE -FM Christian -oriented Salem Broadcasting said on Tuesday that it would exchange Alternative KDGE- FM/Dallas, which it recently acquired as part of its eight -station purchase from Clear Channel, for Sunburst Media's top -

rated Christian Contemporary KLTY- FM/Dallas. The two groups exchanged LMAs and expect to begin operating the stations Oct. 1 and to close the deal during the fourth quarter.

Salem also reported that it had completed its $29.5 million sale of KLTX/Los Angeles to HI -Favor Broadcasting two days before it closed on its acquisitions from Clear Channel, including KEZY 8 KXMX/Los Angeles. Salem President/CEO Edward Atsinger notes that the timing of the closings constituted a 1031 like -kind exchange, giving the company a substantial tax benefit and reducing the cost of financing the Clear Channel deal. Besides KEZY and KXMX (which Salem switched to KFSH), Salem also owns KIEV & KKLA in Los Angeles.

C11101 t Offer For Tower Swap Nixed For several years Alternative WWCD (CD101)Columbus, OH has wanted the downtown tower that's home to the Columbus Public Schools' noncommercial WCBE. Last week CD101 owner Roger Vaughan increased his two-

year-old offer of $1 million for a tower swap by another $1 million. But the offer was rejected by school board members, the Columbus Dispatch reports. Three of four board members argued that CD101's Grove City, OH signal - even with an upgrade from 14kw to 50kw, which Vaughan would pay for - still wouldn't cover significant portions of the market. By obtaining a downtown tower, CD101 would gain instant access to the growing northern portion of Franklin County.

KKTT/1Náa Loses Injunction Request Rr Ida Broadcasting, owner of KHTT (K- Hts)lTulsa, sued Clear Channel, which owns crosstown CHR competitor KIZS (Kiss), after discovering that Kiss was using the phrase "today's best music" on the air. According to a

report in the Tulsa World newspaper, Renda said K -Hits has been using the phrase since August 1996 and even received a certificate of trademark registration from the Oklahoma Secretary of State in October 1999. But a U.S. district judge has now ruled that 'federal law, pudic policy and common sense" dictate that a court can't give one organization the exclusive right to claim it is the best in the field. "Today's best music" is used by Clear Charmers "Kiss" stations nationwide, and evidence in the case indicated that at least 83 other U.S. radio stations use the words.

Sept. 1 Deadline For RF Emissions Compliance Station transmitters and other facilities must file Environmental Assessments by Sept. 1 to ensure compliance with FCC guidelines on radio frequency exposure. After that date the commission will consider noncompliance a

violation of FCC rules that may result in fines, forfeiture or other penalties. The commission plans to conduct field spot -checks.

Infinitrir TIN Uhrslls Melon edla Billboard Weighing in at over 30 tons and mounted outside a building on 42nd Street in New York City's Times Square,

Infinity's TUI has unveiled is newest billboard, a display that is said to be the largest multimedia board in the world. Part of the two -story-high structure revolves to show three different billboard pictures, and its electronic letter- ing can post news and advertising messages over 100 feet long.

Ai*Ibvn Advisory Cornell Election for Notion Arbitron will send Radio Advisory Council eligibility certification forms to its station clients on Sept. 1, marking the first step in the election process for four representatives whose three -year terms wig begin Jan. 1, 2001. The

formats up for election are CHR/Pcp, Country and News/Talk in continuous markets and MOR in all markets. Arbitron

subscribers who are GMs or higher and who are involved in day-to-day station operations can declare their candi - dacy by returning completed forms by Sept. 18. Ballots will be sent to client stations on Oct. 16.

CBC Awards Harts FM 1iaaaltter Contracts Horris Corp. has been awarded a contract to supply 12 Z Series transmitters in power levels ranging from 3.51kw

to 20kw to the Canadian Broadcasting Corp.'s four national radio networks. The order is valued at about $1

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10 RSA September 1, 2000

Entercom Seattle's Steve Oshin in GM Spotlight,

Ron Karr's Sales Tip of the Week, Page 14

Solid Rock online music store, Page 16

"The minute you start talking about what you're going to do if you lose, you have lost." - George Shultz

S A L E S & M A N A G E M E N T

SALES MANAGERS SPEAK OUT II Challenges, consolidation, nonspot revenue and words of advice

By Pam Baker Sales & Marketing Edttor

Undoubtedly, one of the toughest jobs at a radio station or clus-

pambaker ® non/one .com ter is that of the GSM or Direc- tor of Sales. Not only do these executives have pressure from corporate to "make budget," they're ultimately responsible for an entire sales staff - or multistation staffs. It's a big job with big responsibilities. But, at the same time, it can potentially produce the biggest payoffs, both financially and spiritually.

For this week's column I

thought I'd introduce you to some of the country's most

respected sales executives and find out what's on their minds.

Mark Krieschen Director Of Sales WGN -AM /Chicago

R &R: What are the biggest

challenges sales managers face

today? MK: The obvious answer

may be, "Continuing to grow revenues year after year." But I

believe the challenge is deeper than that. Our challenge today is retaining our high performers and recruiting quality individuals. Excellent salespeople are in demand at all types of businesses, especially Internet companies. If you have a sales team with a

positive attitude and a great work ethic, you'll grow your station each year.

R &R: Is consolidation helping or hurting the radio business, and why?

MK: Consolidation has provided an opportunity for market sales managers to share information and for owners to create group marketing business units. When it's all said and done, each station seems to be pitching for its own share of transactional business. I think the major groups are still trying to figure out how to make it work best. Major personnel moves are happening each day. For the most part, ad agencies are still buying individual stations, not clusters.

R &R: Are you feeling the pressure to deliver nonspot rent rue? If so, what types of programs have you developed to

reach those goals?

MK: The pressure is on sales departments that have given away their events as value -added, get cost -per- point business. Now they're being asked to sell the events and create nonspot revenue. NSR and event marketing are a major part of our strategic business plan to grow revenues and take pressure off our inventory. We have five or six major events that we sell each year. Once we determine that an event makes sense for us, the entire radio station works together to pull it off. We partner with other Tribune Co. business units - the Chicago Tribune, ChicagoLand Television News and WGN -TV - to sell two of our events.

R &R: What advice can you give salespeople who have recently entered the radio industry?

MK: My advice is to be a professional and maintain a

positive attitude. Attitude is everything. Control what

you can control. You can't control the economy, the ratings, CPPs or what your drive -time host said about your client on the air. You can control the number of calls you make each day, who you see, your level of professionalism and your attitude.

Dina Silverman GSM, KFWB -AM/ Los Angeles



today?

DS: I find that there are many challenges, including delivering ever -increasing sales budgets, looking for new revenue streams in order to increase sales goals, keeping pace with the market and managing inventory in light of the tremendous cancellations we have seen in 2000 due to the volatility of the dot -com business and transactional business. The feeling is that a lot of "mystery money" was booked. Also, finding and keeping qualified people in sales and management is a

challenge. R &R: Is consolidation helping or hurting the' radio

business, and why? DS: Consolidation can be looked at in two ways. On

a positive note, it allows for cluster selling, which can offer "one -stop shopping" to advertisers, as well as the opportunity to buy more efficiently, not only for radio, but for other media as well - TV, outdoor, cable, etc. Cluster selling also gives stations the opportunity to offer larger -scale promotions that couldn't be achieved on an individual -station basis.

On the opposite side of the coin, some agency buyers view consolidation as radio groups being in possession of too much information, since they discuss business that's up in the market.

R &R: Are you feeling the pressure to deliver nonspot revenue? If so, what types of programs have you developed to

reach those goals? DS: The pressure to deliver nonspot revenue is self -

imposed. I recognized many years ago that radio stations needed to diversify in order to make budgets. There is just so much inventory available, and, in some cases, it would have to be priced so high to make budgets that you would drive away advertisers. I jokingly refer to it as "selling pantyhose," because drugstores had to begin doing that many years ago in order to compete with the major chains. Therefore - the birth of nonspot revenue.

Some of the nonspot revenue projects we have developed include traffic helicopter sponsorships, traffic updates, time checks, business news presenting sponsorships, special feature sponsorships, website sales, "Business Breakfasts" and freeway maps.

R &R: What advice can you give salespeople who have

recently entered the radio industry? DS: The advice I can give new sellers coming into the

industry is that if you work hard, work smart, learn all you can, understand how to manage your business, be creative, be a good listener and, most of all, become a

media marketer and not just a schlepper of spots, you can't help but be successful. Our industry offers opportunities for career and financial growth that

would take years to achieve in other industries. Take advantage of the opportunity, and be the best you can be. I promise you the rewards will be many. I've seen it happen time and time again.

Dana Beaudin GSM KUPD -FM /Phoenix



today? DB: The biggest challenge I

see is keeping a sales staff focused on the team goal. As budgets have increased, it's become more critical to spread the responsibility. One or two top bitters can't get you to goal. Today it takes bigger sales teams working together without petty jealousies to get to budget. Everyone on the team has a role, and every order counts.

R &R: Is consolidation helping or hurting the radio

business, and why? DB: The radio industry would do well with or

without consolidation. lt's a matter of adjustment. If you can use consolidation to your advantage, you will find new ways and new tools to get the job done. If you can't, make sure you have a plan to beat the new system.

R &R: Are you fining the pressure to deliver nonspot

revenue? If so, what types of programs have you developed loped to

reach those goals?

DB: At Sandusky Radio we are always looking for new, cost- effective ways to generate more revenue. The current environment allows our sales team more time to look at new nonspot revenue sources. The majority of our nonspot revenue is done in partnership with existing clients and driven by a great idea.

R &R: What advice can you give salespeople who luny recently entered the radio industry?

DB: Two thoughts: Be patient, and remember it's not always this easy. And develop relationships today that will stay with you your entire career.

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Charlie Weber GSM KLTY /Dallas

R &R: What are the 1oo 7! KLTY biggest challenges sales I manager face today?

CW: Making sure their sales team buys into the vision they have for their station. Also, making sure standards are met by the salespeople in regard to work habits, etc.

R &R: Is consolidation helping or hurting the radin

business, and why? CW: I don't see the effects one way or the other.

Stations, no matter who owns them or who they're affiliated with across town, still have to perform for clients or they don't get bought.

R &R: Are you feeling the pressure to deliver nonspot

revenue? If so, what types of programs have you developed to

reach those goals?

CW: Yes! And the station is producing event marketing, such as live concert events. It's the sales

team's job to secure sponsorships to give clients the ability to market and sell their products at the events.

R &R: What advice can you give salespeople who have

recently entered the radio industry? CW: Let no one try to convince you that this business is

too tough or that radio is a tough sell. Anything is a tough sell if it's good and it works. Never miss an opportunity to

promote yourself, and always ask for referrals!



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Successfully juggling eight balls

A love of sports, a sense of humor and a desire to win are the things that drive this week's GM Spotlight honoree: 20 -year radio executive Steve Oshin of Entercom /Seattle. "Steve has demon- strated an unbelievable vision and focus for the eight radio properties here in Seattle," comments one R &R reader, adding, "1 am truly honored to work with the guy." Congratulations!

I decided to enter the world of broadcasting because:

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Career highlights:

"My first sale. Becoming a GM at the radio station I started my career at. The job I have currently."

T7re most challenging aspect of being a GM:

"Being part of a team of people who are challenged to be better every day - and helping them get there."

My most unforgettable

moment at a radio station:

"My third day in Seattle I was called by the building manager to remove a naked listener from the elevator. l had no previous experience in that area."

I'm most proud of "All the great people I have had the pleasure to

work with."

The best words of advice I've ever received were:

"From Grant Tinker: 'Create an environment that attracts the best people and help them to achieve beyond their expectations. - You'd be surprised to know that....

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M ANAG E M E N T

tITILE THINGS THAT

By Dick Kazan How can you elevate the performance of your employees

and induce customers to do more business with you? By considering these thne simple, inexpensive things that many businesses overlook. k.

Curb appeal. This is the positive impression made on prospective buyers when they first see the outside of a home for sale. Real estate agents say curb appeal is absolutely essen- D I C K

tial because it strongly influ- K A Z A N

ences the prospect's like or dislike of the property. But in business we often forget this basic ele-

ment of salesmanship. When people arrive at your facility, what's the first thing they see? A building in need of paint? Dirty windows? Litter or weeds? Your building should make an impression you can be proud of. When visitors come through your door, do they see a

bored security guard in a

bland setting? A waiting room with rundown furniture and old magazines? It's amazing what a little paint, some flowers and a quick cleanup can do. So pick up some new fumiture, put those old magazines in the recycling bin, and display some of what makes your business exciting.

Recently, I visited News /Talk KGO -AM, which has been the No. 1 -rated station in San Francisco since 1977. As I approached the building, the station already felt like a winner. The entryway was clean, flowers bloomed, and signs guided me to the lobby. As I came through the sparkling glass doors, I was welcomed not only by a security guard, but by a receptionist with a warm smile.

While I briefly waited, other visitors were treated

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MEAN ALOT as I was and employees were greeted by name as

they came and went. The station's atmosphere con- veyed a sense of pride that spoke favorably of management.

Reception. As KW knows, a warm greeting is very important. In 1980 a Wal -Mart store in Crowley, LA found it had a shoplifting problem. To solve it diplomatically, the store put a gentleman with a big smile at the front door to greet customers as they arrived. Theft dropped, and it turned out customers loved being welcomed. Within 18 months Wal- Mart had greeters in every store.

Communications company GTE (now part of Verizon) has improved its reputation for customer service considerably, in part by having its operators answer the phone with a smile, introduce themselves by their first names and thank callers. The benefits of the personal touch seem obvious, but many firms still provide only an automated answer-

ing device that leads to a directory and then to voice mail if the person called doesn't pick up. This is costing companies untold business.

Bright lights. Years ago I read a study that said employees re-

main alert for much longer and perform better if they work in

brightly lit rooms. I tried it, and it worked so well for me that 1 installed brighter lights throughout my company, with very good results.

If you'd like your business to become more pro- ductive without spending a lot of money, use these simple tips. Then watch the difference they make in your bottom line.

Next week: How to make better presentations even if you lack self- confidence.

Dick Kazan is a successful entrepreneur who founded one of the largest computer leasing corporations in the United States and is a successful real estate entrepreneur. E -mail your comments or questions to him at

[email protected].

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How many times have you gone to an appointment and had the customer say, "You've got five minutes, so start talking"? Now, I know you wouldn't go along with that (right ?), but you have probably seen others fall into the trap and start spilling their guts, hoping that something they say will grab the customer's attention in five short minutes. It is safe to say that in most of those situations the salesperson really does end up with only five minutes.

When you find yourself in that position, remember that it's not what you say that counts, but what you ask. When you ask enough of the right questions, those five minutes may turn into a meeting lasting much longer. Customers only have five minutes or less to be "sold," but they have as much time as necessary to discuss their challenges with people they believe can help them. You start building that belief in your customers' minds by asking them about the challenges they are struggling with that day.

And for those of you who still feel threatened when you hear the "five minutes" challenge and are not sure how to turn it around, here is an example of something you can say. "Mr. Customer, thank you for warning me. To help with your time crunch, why don't we discuss the biggest challenges facing your sales force so we can quickly determine how my services can best serve you."

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Titan Principle has generated tremendous results for his clients in the areas

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R&R invites all sales managers and AEs to contribute favorite sales advice for the Sales Tip of the Week. Not only will you help other AEs

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WEARING

16 R&R September 1, 2000

management marketing sales

M A N A G E M E N T

PART FIVE OF A SEIEN -PART SERIES

SEVEN FATAL FAILURES IN CLUSTER

By Lindsay wood Davis No. 5: Failure to delegate.

Radio Advertising Bureau

It is an ugly truth: Most of the great general managers of preconsolidation days (often called "real broadcasters ") turn out to be less than stellar as market managers.

Winston Churchill said, "We have changed the world faster than we can change ourselves; we are applying to the present the habits of the past." And that's been the problem for many respected but ineffective managers. They're trying to run today's stations with yesterday's skills.

The people we honor with the name of broadcaster affected the whole spectrum of radio operations: programming, sales, promotions, administration, community service, production, industry relationships and engineering. They built radio. Unfortunately, the same tendencies that made those people giants Of our industry can stand in the way when they're trying to maximize the value of a cluster.

Author James Gleick wrote about the scien- tific concept of complexity theory in his 1988 book Chaos. Complexity theory holds that simple organizations - such as one or two radio stations - value complex behavior. Tra- ditional broadcasters, with their long lists of responsibilities, fit perfectly into smaller organizations.

But the theory also holds that complex orga-

MANAGEMENT

nizations (and radio has never before beheld anything quite as complex as an eight -station cluster) value simple behavior. That's because the very complexity of such organizations demands that attention be focused on relatively narrow responsibilities, not diluted over wider areas.

Traditional broadcasters often have a very hard time with that concept. Many complain that managing a cluster is four or six or eight times more difficult than the work they used to do.

Unfortunately, their math is off. If cluster managers fail to delegate any of the eight different tasks they were doing in one station, managing their eight -station cluster won't be eight times more difficult. It will be eight times eight times more difficult. And who among us would claim to be able to do a job that is 64 times more complex?

The failure of market managers to focus effectively is a function of failing, or refusing, to delegate - and that failure to delegate is almost always a function of failing to adequately trust those they've hired. By meddling in the minutiae of each department's complex operations rather than allowing department heads to do their jobs, market managers help to ensure the failure of the departments individually and the cluster as a whole.

Next week: Why establishing formal and consistent systems is essential.

THE HOUSE OF ROCK 'N' ROLL REVENUE Active Rocker WJJO (Solid Rock 94.1)/Madi son, WI has partnered with nTunes.com for the launch of'JJO's private -label online CD store on the station's website (www wjjo.comì

"We're extremely pleased with the success of the site and, surprisingly, we've sold hundreds of CDs since we launched on Aug. 11," shares WJJO PD Glen Gardner. "We've been waiting for the right e- commerce partner. We are so image -conscious that we didn't want a store that pops up a photo of 'N Sync or Britney Spears - game over, credibility gone."

Designed by nTunes.com, the Solid Rock Music Store store reflects the station's hard -rock image and attitude. The store's success is due in part to endorsements by WJJO on -air personalities. E- consumers can purchase weekly "Hot Picks," chosen by the station's jocks, at a special price of $9.41 -a savings of up to 50 %.

nTunes.com offers an inventory of more than 150,000 titles, so WJJO listeners aren't limited to one genre of music. Visitors to the WJJO store can also find music news, a list of- the top 10 sellers, information on new releases and an opportunity to preorder upcoming releases.

So what's the financial incentive for WJJO? Gardner explains that the station splits the prof- its from the joint venture 50 -50 with nTunes.

com. That includes revenue from CD sales and website advertising.

On Aüg. 23 WJJO announced an exclusive Mudvayne CD prerelease offer. If listeners order the CD before the Aug. 29 release date, they pay only $9.41, not the $17.98 list price. The special CD offer is available only at the Solid Rock Music Store - and during the first 24 hours of the offer the station sold more than 30 CDs.

Generate nonspot revenue from your website! Contact nTunes.com at 919 -572 -9372 for more information on how your station can launch a money -generating music store of its own.

RADIO GETS RESULTS SUCCESS STORIES FROM THE RAB

FRENCH TOAST

IN THE BIG APPLE Every week radio reaches 94.6% of adults 18+ who purchased men's

or boys' clothing in the past four weeks and 93.6% of adults who purchased girls' or women's clothing during the same time. This is

powerful information to use when proposing an advertising campaign to a clothing retailer. "Because of the nature of radio, you are able to

target much more specifically.° comments Men's Wearhouse Chairman George Zimmer. "You're not paying to advertise to people

who aren't part of your prime demographic market.'

Category: Children's clothing and e- commerce

Market: New York

Submitted by: NYMRAD (New York Market Radio)

Clients: French Toast and French Toast.com

Situation: Children's clothing manufacturer French Toast launched a

major brand -awareness advertising campaign designed to tell working mothers that the company understands the issues they face when

buying clothes for their children.

Objective: Our target," says a French Toast spokesman. was

African -American and Hispanic working moms ages 25 -49 with

school -age children. We conducted research about the media habits

of our demographic, and we found that radio scored very high with

our target."

Campaign: Local radio in New York and other Northeastern markets

was a major component of the campaign, along with regional women's general- interest and parenting magazines. point -of- purchase

displays and a public relations effort. The six -week ad flight on six

New York -area stations (a total of 126 spots per week) aired during the prime back -to- school shopping season, July 26 -Sept. 5, 1999. The Richmond, VA -based Martin Agency created three different commercials for French Toast. Two were uniform -related - one spot was for French Toast Official School Wear and one directed listeners

to the company's website at www.frenchtoast.com to see its uniform line. The third spot promoted French Toast sportswear. As part of its

media strategy French Toast worked with individual radio stations to

stage remote broadcasts from two Manhattan -based retailers. Young

Land and Young World. All three spots gave the company's web

address.

Results: The French Toast spokesman reports, "Research shows that radio drives traffic to websites, especially when the message is

memorable. We wanted to create a brand image for French Toast.

When moms go to the retailer or the website, they'll associate French

Toast with quality clothing that makes sense for them and their kids.

The radio spots are a component of an overall branding campaign

and, by producing memorable. humorous spots. we knew radio would

be a successful element in the equation."

RAB TOOLBOX More marketing information and resources from the RAB

Here you'll find more marketing information and resources from the

RAB. For more information, call the RAB's Member Service HelpLine at

800 -232 -3131. or log on to RadioLink at www.rab.com.

Instant Background - Children's & Infants' Wear

A 2000 survey conducted by the NPD Group found that 90% of mothers

always try to buy their children's clothes on sale. Factors considered

"extremely influential" or "very influential" by mothers in their children's- apparel purchase decisions: saw it in a store display and liked it. 85 %;

child asked for it. 71 %; saw it on someone and liked it, 62 %; received

previously as a gift, 62 %; saw it in a magazine or newspaper ad, 37 %;

recommended by a friend. 29 %; children's friends are wearing it, 24 %.

Sales of apparel for children age 10 and under reached approximately $20 billion in 1999, 8% more than in 1997. (The NPD Group, 2000)



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Internet Appliances Simplify Streaming Audio L,} New devices may make audio more accessible

By Mil Hasson With this week's arrival

of the first Kima units RAIN: Radro And

Internet Newsletter from their manufacturing

plant in China (see related story at right), Internet

radio continues its movement

away from the shackles of the

PC and into other rooms of

the house.

In this week's column,

RAIN journalism intern Ralph

Sledge - one of the crack

team of seven summer

interns that I've got set up on

Dell computers in my living

room - takes a look at the

upcoming wave of Internet

appliances and how they may solve the problems

that are currently preventing Internet -delivered

radio from achieving its true potential.

The age of Internet radio is approaching like a brick

through a coffee straw - it's almost here, but its taking the last few inches slowly and painfully. It

seems like such a good idea, but there are still a few

technological barriers keeping Internet audio from

gaining widespread acceptance. There is, however, a

technology on the horizon that looks as if it may

address the issues that plague Internet radio. That

technology comes in the form of the Internet appli-

ance.

The Problems With 'Net Audio

The 'Net isn't fast enough. Broadband is just

starting to trickle into homes, and it seems to be

coming in through a small and rusty pipe. Technical

problems kept home ISDN from catching on, and DSL

and cable modems, while better, can still be problem-

atic and are not yet universally available.

Listening to

radio over a

modem might

work for a while

as a novelty but

won't cut it in the

long run.

Constant

problems with

'Net congestion make many streams sound like a

poorly received AM station. I think that the only

stations people are going to listen to at any length are

those that are streaming near -CD- quality sound, and

that's only possible over a high -speed connection.

That may even disqualify home ISDN and some DSL

systems because the connection needs to be fast

enough to stream and handle any other web -surfing

that users want to do at the same time.

The web needs to be wireless. Radio has been

wireless since forever. The only cord that ties down a

radio is the power cord. and a boom box with batteries

The SonicBox

takes care of that problem (and a radio never ties up

your phone line).

Internet radio users are tied down to a specific spot,

most often the same spot where the computer is. There

are wireless networking systems available - Apple's

Airport technology. for example - but most users have

to deal with limited range. limited speed or both. To

make Internet radio viable for real travel or for use in

cars or at the beach, it can't be tied to home computers

at all.

The equipment needs to be simpler to install and

use. Here's the story of one of my early Internet radio

attempts. I went to a site with a 'Net station I'd heard

about and wanted to hear. The site said I had to

download a particular player (more specifically, an

updated version of a

player) that I didn't

have. I downloaded the

player and tried to

install it, but the install

program crashed

Windows Explorer, and

I had to reboot. I then

went back to the site

and tried to listen, but

the player didn't work.

Thinking that perhaps

the crash had caused

something to go wrong with the installation, I rein-

stalled the player. That time my computer didn't crash,

so I tried the site again. The player still didn't work. I

looked around the site for help and finally found some

fine print that said the player might not work with my

browser, Netscape Navigator, and that I should

download Microsoft's Internet Explorer. With a sigh, I

started the 40- minute process of downloading and

installing IE. Then I went back to the radio site. Finally,

the station successfully streamed over my high -speed

network connection - at 28.8k.

Most users' experiences won't be quite that painful,

but the process of getting radio over the computer

certainly doesn't compare favorably to simply turning

on a radio or putting a CD in a player. Yes, Internet radio

is more customizable, and there is a much larger choice

of stations and music. But I'm not sure that, at the

moment, it's worth the trouble for many people.

The Solutions So Far

A few companies are coming up with solutions to

Internet audio's drawbacks. Akoo will soon be releasing

the Kima, a device that broadcasts the audio stream

from your computer to your stereo via a 900MHz

transmission to a spare FM frequency. Sonicbox has

released the similar SonicBox iM -band tuner. which

includes a remote so users can change channels

without going to the computer.

These devices do solve the problem of being tied

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Audio Appliance Rollout

Continues With Launch Of Kima

Following on the heels of the first Sonicbox shipments

and beating Kerbango to market by at least a few weeks,

a Chicago-based firm called Akoo will be accepting

delivery in the

next two weeks

of several thousand of its new

Kima Internet

audio appliances. Kima is

a two -unit sys-

tem that al-

lows Internet radio listeners

to wirelessly

transmit audio from a computer's sound card to any FM radio in their homes.

Kima uses a 900 MHz transmission between the

transmitting and receiving units, which can be up to

1,000 feet apart. It then transmits on the 88.3 FM

frequency from the second

Kima unit to a nearby FM

receiver. Each unit can be

plugged in or powered by four AAA batteries. The firm expects its first few hundred devices to arrive from its manufacturing plant in China this week, and a few thousand more are expected to arrive some time next

week.

Akoo's Kima

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The current production order is for 50,000 units

between now and the end of the year, according to Akoo

executives. Rather than opting for retail distribution this fall, Akoo plans to sell the Kima units (at a price of

$149.99) through affiliate partners. According to Akoo

Business Development Manager Anthony Vorres, numerous webcasters - including Investor's Broadcast Network, Radio Gogaga, WWW.com, Boombox Radio,

TuneTo.com, CyberRadio2000, OSound and Choice

Radio - and a few dozen terrestrial broadcasters have

agreed to promote Kima sales on their websites in

exchange for a 10 % -20% commission on sales made

through their own sites. Akoo has also built an elaborate Internet radio guide to complement the Kima. (See it at

www.akoo.com.)

A Simple Solution

The Kima device looks like a nice, simple solution to the

problem of getting Internet radio from your computer into

your home stereo. 0f course, $149.99 is not a trivial price

point. If your stereo is in the same room as your computer, a pair of RCA -

jack cables would do the ak00000 same job. Or, for less

money, you could simply

buy good speakers for your computer. But if you want to

listen to Internet radio in a different room of your house,

Kima may make sense.

I like the fact that, unlike Sonicbox, Kima doesn't

require that anything be plugged into the back of your stereo, and you can move the second unit pretty freely

from one radio to another within your house. What Kima

lacks is Sonicbox's remote control feature, meaning that

you can't change stations without going to the computer.

But consumers who value simplicity may prefer the Kima

approach. (And it's an attractive design too.)

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down to the place where your computer lives, but

they're not quite computer -free, and their range is

limited to your home - they can't go to your car or

the park or the beach. Nor is the bandwidth problem

solved: The devices are still limited by the speed of

your connection.

Kerbango is in the process of developing an actual

PC -free Internet radio. The device might make life a bit

easier than the Sonicbox and Kima by bypassing the

computer, but bandwidth issues will still apply.

Enter The Internet Appliance

An Internet appliance, or IA, is a streamlined

computer that is specialized for Internet functions. The

idea is to create a simple, reliable way to handle such

common tasks as web browsing, e-mail and even

word processing.

One of the few such

devices currently

available is the i-

opener, from a

company called

Netpliance. Netpliance

claims in excess of

44,000 users at the The Kerbango

moment. which isn't

bad for a technology that's really in its infancy.

But Netpliance isn't the only company working on

Internet appliances. One of the most talked-about

companies in recent months has been Transmeta,

which has on its staff Linus Torvalds, inventor of the

Linux operating system. Transmeta makes the Crusoe,

a processor designed specifically for portable devices.

The Crusoe uses a fraction of the power of a typical

portable Pentium processor and can be upgraded to

work with various operating systems. That

upgradability is important - no operating system yet

has dominance in the portable industry. Torvalds is an

exceedingly tech -savvy man who has helped to

develop a technology that may make computer -

wrangling unnecessary for those who don't want to

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deal with it. That he thinks there's a future in this kind

of thing probably says a lot.

Qubit is a hardware development company that

has in the works various devices, ranging from

i- opener look -alikes to web pads that fit in the

refrigerator. No kidding - an Internet appliance

inside a household appliance. That might seem

strange, but it shows that Internet appliances can take

any form, and that's important.

Several larger companies are also showing interest

in making lAs. Compaq has introduced a line of what

it calls iPaq devices, and Gateway and AOL plan to

introduce a line of lAs by Christmas. Microsoft already

makes a version of Windows for portable devices, and

a recent Slashdotarticle reported that Microsoft is

planning to manufacture chips for some lAs.

lAs And Internet Radio

Internet appliances will benefit from the growth of

the same technologies that Internet radio requires.

The simpler devices will appeal to a wider audience,

and that audience might use them. (Consider this:

Just because millions of people have computers in

their homes doesn't mean that millions of people

really know how to use them.) The faster networking

of [As will make streaming audio more pleasant to use

and will open up its potential. And making the devices

wireless will be the final key.

In Condusion

There's no reason to think that people won't want

lAs, even though there has been some hesitancy from

consumers about earlier devices. That hesitancy has

often been based on the fact that tech -savvy people

usually consider lAs simply "dumbed- down"

computers. But, like personal computers, lAs are

likely to become more and more popular as they

become more powerful and capable.

The technologies needed to bring lAs into the

spotlight are the same needed to bring streaming

radio to broader acceptance. I think that when the lAs

arrive, 'Net radio will be right alongside them.

WWW.com Quietly Launching Commercial -Free Pay Radio Without any press releases on the subject or, as far

as I know, any other formal announcement, Los

Angeles -based Internet -only webcaster WWW.com

(www.www.com) appears to be on the verge of

launching a new version of its product that will offer

listeners its more than 230 channels commercial -free - for $5 a month.

WWW.com has recently repositioned itself as a

" business -to- business -to- consumer" company and has

received $41.5 million in venture capital funding from

London's Carlton Communications, Synapse Capital.

Gold & Appel Ltd. and Transamerica Business Credit

Corp.

Some time in the past month WWW.com quietly

debuted a new audio player that has a new button on it.

labeled "Commercial- Free." That button opens up a

window in the player that reads, "It's true - commer-

cial -free radio! For just $5 a month, you can get all

230+ of our originally programmed music stations

commercial -free. No audio ads ... not even banner ads!

WWW.com Commercial -Free Radio will be coming

your way in mid -September, so come back soon to

sign up!"

This is an interesting angle, but it's mitigated by the

fact that I'm not sure I've ever heard a paid commercial

on a WWW.com channel. (Over the course of about 90

minutes of punching around WWW.com as I wrote

this, I heard two stopsets. One consisted of two 30-

second PSAs, and the other consisted of 45 seconds

of silence, a 30- second PSA, more silence and, finally,

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BBICI CDNOW Radio's Diverse

Programming Fourteen "Styles" channels representing basic formats.

Eight "Destinations" channels representing CDNOW -

programmed hybrid formats. And, of course, the

opportunity to (almost) instantly purchase the music

you're hearing from CDNOW's extensive inventory.

The idea behind online retailer CDNOW's creation of a

"living catalog" to push CD sales is a good one. Even the

interface, the navigation and the player are good. Of

course, you can leave the CDNOW site and keep the player

open in the background, and it even gives brief

descriptions of the channels so you don't need to return to

CDNOW to change. There are just a few questions that

anse when you listen to the music.

The CDNOW homepage has a "Radio" link that

provides navigation to the Styles and Destinations

channel pages. Styles are simply such basic formats as

Alternative, Classical and Pop. The eight Destination

formats seem to be designed more around themes or

demographics. Here's the description for one Destination

format, "The Villa ": "Take a break from your hectic day of

errands, the kids and the daily grind ... Whew! Relief is

here."

Unfortunately, the actual musical selections often don't

seem to mesh as well as the channels' colorful de-

scriptions might lead one to believe. Frank Sinatra, The

Doobie Brothers and TLC all turn up in The Vineyard"

(what's in that wine ?), and Hootie And The Blowfish are

played on an "Altered State" channel whose description

lists Fatboy Slim, The Deftones and Method Man.

CDNOW Radio encourages requests and posts lists of

the week's five most -requested artists for its Alternative,

Pop, Hard Rock and Rap formats. Nowhere on the site

does it indicate what CDNOW Radio might actually do with

the requests it receives (other than compiling them for a

chart) or say how much, if at all, the requests affect what

is played on the channels.

And, speaking of requests, the site offers a link to an

opportunity to become part of the "CDNOW Radio

Network" That sounds like a corporate partnership

opportunity or maybe a chance to do some freelance

journalism, but the link is just an e-mail link So we e-

mailed and asked to join the Network. We asked for a big

salary, a company car and next Friday off. (We are still

waiting for a reply.)

The site's FAO was helpful, especially for those who

may be new to the sometimes bewildering world of

Internet radio or those who are unsure about down-

loading and installing new software on their machines.

Again, the idea here is really admirable - in fact, it's

exactly how traditional radio sells records: Play the songs

and artists that your audience is expecting, and add in new

music that you expect that audience will grow to like.



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another 30- second PSA - followed by

the second half of The Temptations'

"Just My Imagination. ")

This move raises the question of

whether consumers will be willing to

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pay any amount - even pennies - to

prevent banner ads from showing up on an audio

player. Certainly, there's never been any consumer interest in purely visual media. like magazines, offering

ad -free versions. This will be an interesting experiment

to watch.

A Sloppy Mix?

WWW.com offers six subchannels of oldies: "'50s Hits." "'60s Hits." "Jukebox," "Motown," "Oldies" and

"Teen Idols." The "Oldies" subchannel is described as

"Classic jams from War, The Stylistics, The Delfonics

and more ... music that reflected everyday life." But as I

write this the channel is playing Elvis Presley's "It's Now or Never," which is about as far from a "classic

jam" as anything Elvis ever recorded.

And I have one other beef: WWW.com just played

Heatwave's "Always and Forever." According to the

- . .

- ..............

audio player's display. the song is from the album Art Laboe's Dedicated to You. Vol. 3. No, it's not! As every

fan of the song knows, it's from Heatwave's 1976 Epic

album Too Hot to Handle (and it's available on the

band's greatest hits CD).

This is simply sloppy work. WWW.com ripped the

song from a compilation CD, so, for convenience's

sake, that's the album title they display on their player.

And this is not an isolated case - they're using the

same kind of attributions for about a third of the songs

on the Oldies channel. Please note, however, that

WWW.com is not alone in doing this; I've seen it

elsewhere. But it's annoying, nonetheless.

But wait! Now the Oldies channel - "Classic jams," remember? - is playing "It's You or No One" by Doris

Day.

Hot new music -related World Wide Web sites, cool cyberchats and other points of interest along the information superhighway.

'Net Chats

From his home base in Harlem, Dams Grease

keeps it real with gritty hip -hop productions. Speak with

him on Monday (8/4) at 4pm ET, fpm PT (www.twec.

corn).

Jaci Velasquez is releasing her third disc, Crystal

Clear, the same day she goes online. So give her

immediate feedback on Tuesday (9/5) at 9pm ET, 6pm

PT (chat. yahoo. com).

They're into leafy greens, but we're not talking

vegetarian here. Chat with the spliff- rollin' Kottonmouth Kings on Thursday (9/7) at 8pm ET, 5pm PT (chat.

yahoo.com).

Ricochet are great musicians, but they can deliver

country a cappella too. Talk to the harmonizers on

Wednesday (8/6) at 8pm ET, 5pm PT (www.twec.com).

On The Web

Peter Mixphy has been prolific since he and

Bauhaus made the Goth anthem "Bela Lugosi's Dead."

Catch his latest work on Thursday (9/7) at 9pm ET, 6pm

PT (www. sonicnet. corn).

Dude, they're back! Rock with Motley Crue on

Saturday (9/9) at 9pm ET, 6pm PT ( www.son/cnet.com). - Michael Anderson

MP3.com Hires Interep For Online Ad Sales

Interep Interactive signed an exclusive sales agreement with MP3.com and will sell national advertising - including streaming ads, banners, sponsorships, e- commerce partnerships and other promotional elements - for MP3.com's ventures, including its Syndicated Radio Division.

Tindall Joins Feed The Monster

Jim Tindall has joined website developer Feed The Monster in the newly created Sr. VP/Technology- Infrastructure post. Tindall has more than 20 years of technology and technical projects management experience.

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browsing? The industry moves and changes quickly, and

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Surfing With A Cell Phone?

I had a chilling thought the other day. It

didn't involve driving behind someone who was

trying to dial a cell phone. which is always life- threatening. No. this scary vision involved driving behind someone

who was using a cell phone to surf the web.

I fell like running my car into the front of a

7- Eleven and just getting it over with.

I've tried for the life of me to conic up with one single way that. even sitting still, using your cell phone to surf the web would be viable. let alone enjoyable.

As an exercise in frustration. try using a

"web- enabled" cell phone. If you want to type in www.yahoo.com. it takes over 25 keystrokes

and the ability to remember that to get an O.

you've got to press the 6 key four limes. and

to get an "M"' you press twice - unless you've just pressed an 'b :' which is also on the 6 key.

In that case you press twice. but only after you wait for the cursor to automatically advance to

the next character space. Otherwise, you have

to use a smart key to back up. and there are

three of those. You get the picture. Forget about www. netmusiccountdown.com: No one has

three weeks to type it in.

But I started thinking: What if you could call

a website? Pay attention: I get a great. win -Walt- Sabo's- ten -grind caliber idea every

night just before I fall asleep, but I'm giving you this one for free. What if you could dial a

number and get automatically connected to a

sound -based website? Not a website that gave

you text only. but a site that used sound prompts to get you through the site. Sure. there

would be text, and if you were sitting in jail and all you had to play with before your sig-

nificant other carne down to bail you out was

your cell phone. you could slowly slog your way through that.

But what about "Press any key to hear the

main menu, and press any key when you hear

the link you want to follow: About us ... Con-

tact Us ... The Morning Show ... The Music ...

Where Well Be ... Find-

ing The Station ... etc."

Using text -to- speech

technology, your cell phone actually speaks the site's

content to you. and if you have audio on your site. it plays over the phone. People wouldn't even need it to he a toll -free number, since long

distance is so cheap these days. OK. You take

it from there. and count me in for a couple thousand Friends and Family shares when your 1PO pops.

And bookmark your favorite sites in your cell phone's speed dial. Please.

Questions? Comments? darid @nermu.sie

Crmntdown.COm, or post to the Internet folder

on the rronline.com message board.

David Lawrence

David Lawrence is heard on WGN/Chicago: is the

host of Online Today and Online Tonight, syn-

dicated high- tech/pop culture radio talk shows

from Dame -Gallagher; and is the host of the 'Net

Music Countdown radio shows from United

Stations. A 25 -year radio veteran, Lawrence was a

founder of the American Comedy Network, is the

voice of America Online, and is a leading expert on

Internet entertainment.

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PLAYEDLIKEA FIDDLE

As I was watching the final episode of Survivor and tracking the

voting on the Survivor website, it became apparent to me that Mark

Burnett, the Executive Producer and co- creator of the show. played

me and everyone else in the media for patsies. No longer are big media

companies being schooled by new -media experts. Clearly. CBS gets

the web. It also managed to get me (and maybe you) with the web.

Consider the Gervaise X- picture scam and the take final four scam.

both designed to throw off those of us who love showing off how

much we know about the web.

In the Gervaise X case. it was apparent that someone at CBS goofed

CHR /Pop

big -time in not making it harder to find out that Gervaise was the only

castaway whose picture, in the site's image directory. had no X over

it. Surely. this meant he won, since only those voted off had pictures

created with X's. And what about the mysterious fake final four. which

included the un -Xed Gervaise and three other castaways who didn't

make it into the real final four. I dutifully reported Survivor's blunders

... did you? It was social engineering and technological jiujitsu: Give

the tech -savvy media just enough frayed edges to grab, and then let

them jump to all sorts of conclusions. Well done, CBS.

Urban

- David Lawrence

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2 2 'N SYNC No Strings Attached/"Gonna" 1 2 TONI BRAXTON The Heat/"Man"

1 3 MATCHBOX TWENTY Mad Season/ "Bent" 5 3 WHITNEY HOUSTON Whitney: The Greatest Hits/ "Script"

7 4 EMINEM Marshall Mashers LP/ "Slim" 4 4 JOE My Name Is Joe/ "Lady"

4 5 CREED Human Clay /"Higher" 6 5 KELLY PRICE Mirror Mirror /"Lay" - 6 DESTINY'S CHILD Wnting's On The WahU"Jumpin" 7 6 JAGGED EDGE JEHeartbreak/"Married"

11 7 EVERCLEAR Songs From An American Move I //'Wonderful" 16 7 DESTINY'S CHILD Writing's On The Walt "Jumpin'"

6 8 STING Brand New Day /"Desert" 3 8 LUCY PEARL Lucy PearU"Dance"

9 9 MACY GRAY On How Life Is/ "Call" 8 9 JANET Nutty Professor II Soundtrack/ "Matter"

15 10 G00 G00 DOLLS Dray Up The Girl / "Broadway" 14 10 SISGO Unleash The Dragon/"Incomplete" - 11 JANET Nutty Professor II Soundtrack/" Matter" 11 11 AVANT My ThoughtsrSeparated"

5 12 3 DOORS DOWN The Better Life/ "Kryptonite" 13 12 YOLANDA ADAMS Mountain High ... ValleyLow/ "Heart`

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10 15 JOE My Name Is Joe/ "Know" 9 15 R. KELLY Shaft Soundtrack/ "Bad"

19 16 VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want/"Everything" 10 16 DONELL JONES Where I Wanna Be/"Wanna" - 17 CHRISTINAAGUILERAChristinaAguilera/ "Over" 19 17 D'ANGELO VooDoo / "Send"

8 18 BBMAK Sooner OrLater/ "Back" - 18 LIL' KIM Notorious K. I.M./ "Matter"

18 19 TONI BRAXTON TheHeatrWasn't" 20 19 WAX Then There Was X/ "Parry"

14 20 PINK Can't Take McHorne/ "There" 17 20 DR. ORE Dr. Dre 2001 /"Episode"

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DIXIE CHICKS Fly / "July"

JO DEE MESSINA Burn/"Way"

LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance/ "Hope"

LONESTAR Lonely GhlU "Now"

FAITH HILL Breathe/ "Love"

SHEDAISY The Whole Shebang/ "Will"

TOBY KEITH How Do You Like Me Now? / "Country"

RASCAL FLATTSRasca!Flatts/ "Daylight"

JOE OIFFIE Night To RememberrSomethiò "

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KINLEYSII/ "Girl" - 17 STEVE HOLY Blue Mooro"Moon"

12 18 AARON TIPPIN People Like Us/ "Kiss"

5 19 LEANN RIMESJesus TVSoundhack/"Need"

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4 4 SANTANA Supernatural/"Smooth"

5 5 MACY GRAY On How Life Is/ "Try"

6 6 CREED Human Clay /"Higher" 7 7 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Califomication/ "OOterside"

13 8 VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want/"Everything"

8 9 DON HENLEY Inside Job/ "Home"

9 10 NINE GAYS The Madding Crowd/"Absolutely"

12 11 GOO GOO DOLLS Dizzy Up The Girl /"Broadway"

11 12 MOBYP /ay/ "Porcelain"

10 13 3 DOORS DOWN BetterLile /"Kryptonite"

15 14 BON JOVI Crush/"Life" 16 15 FAITH HILL Breathe/ "Breathe"

14 16 NO DOUBT Return Of Saturn/"Simple" 61117 17 DIDONo Anger Here"

19 18 SISTER HAZEL Fortress"Change"

18 19 MARC ANTHONY Marc Anthony/ "Sang" - 20 THIRD EYE BLIND Blue/"Never"

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BONEY JAMES d RICK BRAUN Shake It Upy "Grazin'"

DON HENLEY InsideJoby"Hame"

GEORGE BENSON Absolute Benson/"Deeper'

NORMAN BROWN Celebration/"Paradise"

WALTER BEASLEY Won't You Let Me Love You /"Comin "

JEFF GOLUB Dangerous Curves/"Two"

DAVID BENOIT Professional Dreamer/"Jump." "Miles"

RICHARD ELLIOT Chill Factor / "Moomba"

DAVID BENOIT Here's To You. Charlie Brown/"Baron"

TONI BRAXTON The Heat/"Spanish" - 11 JIMMY HASLIP Red Heat / "Novelas"

12 SAMANTHA SIVA Identity/ "Atone"

11 13 JAY BECKENSTEIN Eye Contact/"Sunrise"

7 14 CRAIG CHAOUICO Panorama/ "Cate"

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EVE 6 Horrorscope / "Promise"

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Ne wsbreakers September 1, 2000 R &R 21

Virgin Ups McFadden

To Nat'l Promo Dir. Jason McFadden has been el-

evated to National Promotion Di- rector for Virgin Records Amer- ica. Based in New York. he reports to Sr. VP/ Promotion Mi- chael Plen.

McFadden was most recently the New York regional promotion rep for Virgin. Before that he

spent nine years as a national promotion rep for Metropolitan Records.

In related news. Virgin has tapped Tyson Haller as National Manager /College Promotion, based in New York. Haller was previously a National Coordinator /College Promotion & Marketing for Elektra Entertainment.

McFadden

Z104/Washington Names Edwards PD

Former WLNK /Charlotte PD Mike Edwards has rejoined

Bonneville as PD for CHR WWVZ & WWZZ (Z104)/ Washington. Edwards had worked for Bonne- y i I le as PD of KZQZ/San Fran- cisco prior to moving to Char- lotte.

"Mike is a seasoned and successful programmer who can provide strong leadership to the 'Z "" WWVZ & WWZZ GM Tom Glade told R &R. "He's a good guy. and 1 believe he will make an outstanding contribution to this radio station"

Edwards

EDWARDS/See Pap 27

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Reader Unimpressed With Rush Site Last week's story in R &R's Internet News & Views section regarding

Rush Limbaugh's new website first appeared on the R&R ONLINE Today's News site and prompted one reader to respond:

I hope you got paid for your sacrifice of the mythological "objectivity credibility" when you posted that ridiculous "news" item with a hotlmk to Rush Limbaugh's new website.

My first thought was ... what took him so long? Seems like every other talk show host has had a website for years - people I don't ever recall y'all talking about, people like Jim Hightower and Amy Goodman of Democracy Now! And, of course. the NPR talk show Talk of the Nation has had a website with archives of its program going bade to 1994!

Then my second thought was, this sounds eerily like an NPR "enhanced underwriting "spot - otherwise known to most people these days as a tax - free ad.

And, finally, I thought, no wonder there is a market bias against the free - market value of the talk show hosts from the other end of the political spectrum from Rush.

It ur bias is showing. Hope you got paid well.

CfriefopMr Maxwell Secretary, Virginia Center for Public Press

Radio Free Ridmond Project

The views expressed in a letter to the editor are those of the writer only. The writer is solely responsible for the content. MAR reserves the right to edit letters.

Weiss To VP/GM At Radio One/Raleigh Gary Weiss, most recently VP/

GM of Entercom's four -station Greensboro cluster. has returned to North Carolina's Triangle region as VP /GM of Radio One's recently acquired Raleigh- Durham cluster. Weiss assumes the post formerly held by Wayne Jefferson. who de- parted when Radio One closed on The purchase of the stations from AMFM.

Weiss. a 23 -year radio veteran, will oversee Urban AC simulcast WFXC & WFXK, Gospel simulcast WDUR & WNNL and Urban WQQK, effective Sept. 8.

He told R &R, "My motivation in returning to Raleigh. besides the fact that it's a great market and I

have a lot of friends there, is the opportunity to affiliate myself with the

pre- eminent Urban company. I've been in Urban radio for nine years. and I feel like it made sense to be with the biggest and the best, and that's what Radio One is. I have nothing but great things to say about Entercom, but I just felt that now was the time to join Radio One.'

Weiss notes that Raleigh represents one of the top markets in the country in terms of growth. "Next year it'll probably be a $100 million radio market." he said. "When I left there in 1993, it was about a $30 million radio market." Before moving to Greensboro 6 1/2 years ago. Weiss worked in Raleigh from 1986 -93 and served as VP/ GM of WFXC & WFXK from 1991 -93.

EXECUTIVE ACTION Rusk Rises To OM For KCDA & KNFR/Spokane

KNFR/Spokane PD Scott Rusk has been promoted to OM for Country KNFR and Hot AC sister KCDA. Rusk will also program KCDA.

He joined KNFR two years ago from the PD post at crosstown Hot AC KHTQ.

Concurrently, KNFR Asst. PD/MD Paul Neumann has been promoted to PD/MD for the station. Neumann joined KNFR in 1992. two weeks before its Country debut.

Harder To Strategic As VP/Sales & Mktg. Strategic Media Research has tapped James Harder as VP /Sales &

Marketing. Over the past two decades Harder has led sales teams for Eastman Radio. Warner Bros. and Fox Family Channel. For the past few years he has worked with the College Television Network.

"Jim's background and deep industry knowledge are well- suited to Stra- tegic Media Research.' President/CEO Deborah Richman said. "As SMR continues to grow and develop new services. Jim's experience and skill will be central to the success of our sales and marketing efforts"

One of Harder's first challenges will be to help launch Strategic NetLinx, an Internet -based research toll designed to track real -time listener perceptions. He will also grow Strategic's Touch Marketing Services.

Alouete Directs VH1 Sandy Alouete has been named

Director/Music & Talent Relations for VH1. She was most recently VP /International- Artist Develop -

ment at Sire Records Group. "Sandy possesses a great deal of

experience in many aspects of the record industry, and her unique management talent and insight will

Music, Talent Rel. be valuable assets to the network ati our programming evolves." said VHI Exec. VP Wayne Isaak. "She's a terrific addition to the VH I

teatll Between 1996 -98 Alouete was

VP/East Coast Label Manager for Reprise Records. She began her ca- ner with Sire as Director/Marketing.

O'Neal Appointed PD At WSOC/Charlotte Veteran Country programmer

Kevin O'Neal has been named PD of Infinity's Country WSOC/Char- lotte. He succeeds Paul Johnson, who exited last month.

"We're thrilled to have Kevin join our team." WSOC VP /GM Gary Brobst commented. "He's one of the best programmers in the country. He's a warrior and a winner."

O'Neal was most recently Direc- tor /Sales for five Cumulus stations in Myrtle Beach. SC and Wil-

mington. NC. His extensive programming background includes Country outlets WXTU/Philadel- phia. WSM -AM & FM/Nashville and WMIL/Milwaukee. He also previously served as GM of WYAK & WMYB/Myrtle Beach.

"North Carolina is home for me. which makes this perfect opportunity an even more perfect fit." O'Neal told R &R. "This is a great job at a great station with great people and a great company. I'm elated to be here."

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National Radio ABC RADIO launches the Maxim

Minute, a weekly feature incorporating material from the men's magazine Maxim. For more information, contact Drew Kerr at 212 -849 -8255.

WESTWOOD ONE offers Best Buy Presents Sting in Central Park, Sept. 12 at 8pm ET. For more information, contact Todd Goodman at 212 -641- 2177.

Radio

TODD GOODMAN is now Dir./Mar- keting & Communications br Westwood One. He was most recently with the Broadcasting Dept. of the National Hockey League.

CARLOS CUERVO is named NSM for Radio Unica/Arizona. He was previously an AE at KDKB/Phoenix.

Records

Davis

B R I A N

SHAFTON is prorated to VP /Sales for Priority Records He had been Dir./ West Coast Region, Sales.

MICHAEL DAVIS is upped to VP/ Sales for Universal Music and Video Distribution. He rises from Sr. Dir./ Retail Marketing &

Catalog, Classics &

Jazz.

Shafton

CHRONICLE

DEATHS

Allman Brothers Band, Gov't Mule bassist Douglas Woody, 44,

Aug. 26. Musician, film composer and

arranger Jack Nitzsche, 63, Aug. 25.

KNX- AM/Los Angeles news re-

porter Gary Clark, 61, Aug.12.

JOE BORRINOmoves toVP/Finance Ior the Island Del Jam Music Group. He rises from Sr. DiriFinance.

Industry

LARRY STESSEL is now President/ Music Division for MCY.com. He was most recently President and founder of Trillium Entertainment.

Changes CHR: Margie Ellisor moves to KSL7JSt. Louis as morning co- host, and Sid Kelly joins for nights ... WSSP /Charleston. SC night host Jay Cruze exits ... Sean Kelly joins KKRD /Wichita for nights ... Freeze moves to KSFM/ Woodland. CA for nights ... KYLZ /Alhuquerque adds Papi Chulo for nights.

Country: W H W K /Bing hap' on. NY morning hosts Dave Freeman and Jerry .lanes exit.

PROS ON THE LOOSE

TFacyT ompeon, Shadow Net- work traffic news anchor; 661 -424- 9503.

Steve Cusack. Shadow air- borne traffic reporter; 661 -424- 9503.

News/Talk: Adrenalineradio.com now carries the syndicated Nick Fedenff On Gardening.

Oldies: Bruce Kelly departs the morning shift ai WJMO/Washing- ton.

Rock: Charlie McGraw joins WNDD /Gainesville -Ocala for after - ncxms.

National Radio: Andy Young becomes producer and Felix Lasin

Dir./Music for NBG Radio Net- work's Bigg Snoop Dogg Radio.

Records: Mandan Eidgah is promoted to Assoc. Dir./Marketing & Media for Buddha Records ... Shannon McSweeney is named Dir./Marketing Services for Artemis Records.

Products & Services: Broadcast Data Consultants upgrades its Mu- sic Director Il scheduling software from DOS to Windows.

Study Continued from Papé 1

of people listening to audio and viewing video online." said Arbitron Internet Information Services VP/ GM Bill Rose. "More and more Americans are going to the Internet for their listening and viewing. and advertisers are beginning to invest their ad dollars to reach 'streamies' who spend more time and money online."

Edison Media Research President

Larry Rosin added. "Audio and video make websites more interesting. appealing and 'sticky.' In fact. three -quarters of Americans sur- veyed agreed that websites would be more enjoyable if sound and video were included more often,"

The new figures are featured in

the upcoming "Arbitron /Edison Internet V: Twenty Startling New Insights About the Internet and Streaming." which will be unveiled in San Francisco at the NAB Radio show later this month.

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Show Prep ...:..:.............

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11

Play in the Sand Day

/954/The Miss America Pageant is

televised for the first time. 1970 The last episode of Get Smart,

starring Don Adams as secret agent Maxwell Smart and Bar-

bara Feldon as Agent 99, airs

on CBS -TV /979/The Nickelodeon Network,

dubbed The First Network for

Kids." goes on the air.

Born Brian DePalma 1940. Kristy McNichol 1962

le Mask History

1962, The Beatles record "Love Me

Do" at St. John's Wood Studios in London. The session is the first with new drummer Ringo

Starr.

1987 /Reggae singer Peter Tosh and

two others are killed by gunmen robbing Tosh's Kingston. Ja- maica home.

1988/ The Los Angeles Times reports that Del Leppard have been tossed ott the Amnesty Interna-

tional tour to make room for Bruce Springsteen.

1989 / Hank Williams Jr.'s reworking

of All My Rowdy Friends" be-

comes the theme song for ABC -

TV's Monday Night Football.

National Toasted Almond Bar Day

1954/ Lassie debuts on CBS -TV. The

program airs for 17 years.

1983 /Arnold Schwarzenegger be-

comes a U.S. citizen.

1984 /Michael Jordansigns a seven -

year contract to play basketball

with the Chicago Bulls.

Born: Linda Gray 1940, Rachel Ward 1957

*Meek I llayy 1966/ The Montees premieres On

NBC. The fondly remembered series runs for only 58 episodes.

Hey he they're The A4or ke's&

1989/A Los Angeles judge orders an

obsessed fan to stay at least

200 yards away from teen pop

singer Tiffany. 1990 /Stevie Nicks and Christine

McVie announce they're leaving Fleetwood Mac.

Born: George Jones 1931, Barry White 1944. Neal Pearl (Rush) 1952

Skinny -Dipping Day

1945 /An associate of mobsterBugsy Siegel buys a 30-acre plot in

Las Vegas to build The Fla-

mingo, the city's first casino. 1960 /The horror show Thriller.

hosted by Boris Karloff, premieres on NBC -TV.

1969/The Hanna Barbera cartoon Scooby -Doo. Where Are You?

debuts.

Born: Nell Carter 1948, Ben Savage 1980

T'ËÖiÌ1 In Music History

1980; Elton John draws a crowd of

400.000 at a free concert in New

York's Central Park.

1985/ Sting begins his first post -Po- lice tour. in San Diego.

1988 /The Grateful Dead announce a

series of benefit concerts for rain forest preservation They

play the first of the shows in

New York on Sept. 24.

1996/ Tupac Shakur dies of his wounds five days after being shot on a Las Vegas street.

Born: Mel Torme 1925 -1999, David

Clayton- Thomas (ex- Blood, Sweat 8 Tears) 1941. Peter Cetera 1944

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14

Husbands in Love Day

/978/The first episode of Mork &

Mindy. starring Robin Williams as Mork and Pam Dawber as

Mindy. debuts on ABC -TV.

1984 /Dustin Hoffman stars in Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman and is responsible for its return to Broadway.

1986/A skateboard high -jump record is set when Tony Magnuson clears 9.5 feet above the top of a U-shaped ramp.

Born: Joey Methadon 1944. Sam

Neill 1947

,IatjSNLrq 1968 /Pete Towesbead announces

that The Who will be recording what he calls a "rock opera." The project turns out to be :of course, Tommy.

1981 /Filming begins on the movie version of Pink Floyd's The

Wall. The movie stars ex- . Boomtown Rat Bob Geldof.

1988 /Prince opens his first U.S. tour since 1984 in his hometown of

Minneapolis. The postconcert celebration at his Paisley Park

studios is shut down by local police at 4am.

Born: Jon "Bowser" Bauman (Sha-

Na-Na) 1947. Steve Gaines (Lynyrd Skynyrd) 1949 -1977

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15

Loaded Dice Day

1965 /Ellie Ailed and Eva Gabor star in Green Acres, a sitcom about city slickers gone country that debuts on CBS -TV.

Green Acres is the place to bel

1971/A group of Canadians en route

to Alaska to protest nuclear testing found the environmental organization Greenpeace.

1982/USA Today publishes its first issue.

Born: Tommy Lee Jones 1946, Dan

Marino 1961

le Musk Missy 1974 /Uriah Heep are forced to can-

: ... .. .......... . ..:..:. . ... ::.. R, _.s k.:_.

cel the remainder of a U.S. tour after bassist Gary Thain is in- jured by faulty electrical equipment during a Dallas show.

1980 /David Bowie opens to good re-

views in the title role of Broad-

way's The Elephant Man.

1988 /Angry reaction from Southern music fans forces Epic to delete

"Free Bird" from a disco medley

by pop group Will To Power. The track hits No. 1 nonetheless

Also: Dire Straits announce their breakup.

Watermelon Festival

1960 /Amos Alonzo Stagg announces his retirement from college football coaching at age

98.

1965 /The Dean Martin Show premieres on NBC -TV and runs for nine years.

1988 /Cincinnati Reds pitcher Tom

Browning pitches a perfect game against the Los Angeles

Dodgers. It is only the 12th in

baseball history. Born: David Copperfield 1956. Jen-

nifer Tilly 1961

1977/T. Rex frontman Marc Bolan. 29, is killed in a car crash outside London.

1988 /Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry, Be Happy" becomes the first a cappella song to hit No. 1.

1991 /Guys N' Rosa become the first band to release two separately packaged albums simultaneously. Use Your Illusion /and Use Your Illusion II. The albums sell a combined 1.3 million in

the first week.

Born: B.B. King 1925. Richard Mars 1963

SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17

National Vanilla Custard Day

1961 /The Minnesota Vikings play their first game in the NFL and

defeat the Chicago Bears 37-13. 1965 /The comedy show Hogan's He-

roes, about a group of U.S. sol- diers in a Nazi POW camp, airs for the first time on CBS -TV.

/984/Oil heir Gordon Getty, with as-

sets of $4.1 billion, is named the richest American.

Born: Ken Kaay 1935, Jelin Ritter 1948

1967 /TAa Doors perform "Light My Fire" on The Ed Sullivan Show.

They had agreed to omit the

words "Girl, we couldn't get much higher," but Jim Morrison sings the line anyway.

Morrison: 113u know that I would be a liar.

Born: Hank Williams 1923 -1953, Fee

Waybill (ex- Tubes) 1950

- ANchate Anderson iti Brida Connolly

September 1, 2000 R&R 23 n -

'zïnescene Rock 'n' Roll Sleaze Hall Of Fame!

Spin chronicles the wildest and most bizarre behavior

in rock 'n' roll history in its count - down of the "100 Sleaziest Mo- ments in Rock "In the 'zine's tribute to the sex. drugs and rock 'n'

roll lifestyle. it recounts memorable incidents involving such artists as Sid Vicious, Elvis Pres- ley, Michael Jackson, Papa Roach. Chuck Berry and The Rolling Stones - and that's just the top 10! Cover boy David Lee Roth is No. 10 on the list for his little "incentive program" to keep his roadies on schedule. Led Zeppelin win Most Sleazy for an incident involving a few fish and some groupies.

The teen divas are at war with

each other in the raunch department, and they are trying to outdo each other with plunging neck- lines, skintight pants and boda- cious bumps and grinds. Britney Spears and Christina Agullera have led the way, but LeAnn Rimes, Mandy Moore and Jes- sica Simpson are hot on their heels. (Globe)

Speaking of Britney Spears, the Globe also reports that rob- bers held her at gunpoint and threatened to kill her recently during a horrifying gas -station holdup

while on tour.

Christina Aguilera met golf superstar Tiger Woods recently at a

charity event, and after he comp- limented her on her music she told him, "I'm sorry I've never seen

you play - I'm not a big fan of tennis" (Globe)

Enrique Iglesias gave shop- pers at L.A's Fred Segal some eye candy recently. While trying on clothes, he kept running around the store clad only in

skimpy underwear as he ducked in and out of his dress- ing room, looking for more items. (Star)

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The 'zines are buzzing this week because Eminem has filed for divorce from his wife, Kim, and Naomi Judd has filed for divorce from her husband and manager, Larry Strickland.

Eminem's father, Marshall Mathers Sr., tells the Star he has

become clean and sober and he desperately wants to reconcile with his son. In the 'zine Mathers Sr. denies that he deserted Eminem after divorcing Eminem's mother, Debbie, and he accuses her of teaching Eminem to hate him. Speaking of Eminem's mother, not only is she suing her

son because he dissed her in

song, Vibe reports that she is re-

A TOUGH DECISION - So who was sexier at the Brad Pitt/Jenniler Aniston wedding, the bride or the groom? Melissa Etheridge tells US Weekly, "You got me there. l've had a crush on Brad and Jennifer for so long. Can't I have 'em both?"

cording a rap song dissing him! Jerry Springer, are you listening?

Now that Michael Jackson has

divorced his wife - and mother of

his two children - Debbie Rowe. he's looking for another woman to

carry baby No. 3. The ex -Gloved One doesn't want to go through the hassle of getting married again, so he's looking for surro- gates for hire. (Star) et Hone

Moby gives GO a tour of his

home, a loft apartment in New York's Little Italy that he designed and renovated himself. The home includes a recording studio where he wrote, recorded, produced and mixed his album Play. And Bon Jovi's Richie Sambora and his wife, actress Heather Lockleer, give InStyle a tour of their home in

Laguna Beach, CA.

Speaking of Bon Jovi, the Star reports that frontman Jon Bon Jovi will be a guest star on the

HBO series The Sopranos, playing a Sicilian wise guy -turned- priest. Bon Jovi's character is set to appear in two episodes, but if the character is a hit (no pun intended),

he may become a series regular.

Just months atter plunking down more than $5 million for a spectacu- lar mansion in Quebec, Celine Dion and her husband and manager, Rene Angelil, are tearing it

down to make room for a bigger and

better $13.5 million home. (Globe)

James Taylor rented two homes in Massachusetts this summer: one for him and his fian-

cee and another for their beloved exotic chickens. (Globe)

The Wu -Tang Clan's RZA tells Vibe what made him decide on the Hollywood Hills home he rented for himself and his bandmates while they recorded their latest al-

bum: "I looked at lots of potential spots. But when I walked in here

and they were filming a porno. I

knew I'd found a house that could handle the Wu." - Deborah Overman

Each week R&R sneaks a peek through the nation's consumer magazines in search of everything from the sublime to the ridiculous in music news. R&R has not verified any of these reports.



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EMMIEM The Wry I Am

CHMIEMNAGUILEM Come On Over Baby (AP I )

NELLY Country Grammar

INCUBUS stellar

GRIMY MÆARSLudy

2GETHER The Hardest Part Of Breaking Up

Rock the Party (Ott The Hook)

PAPA WADI Last Resort

DEFTONES Change (In The House 01 Fhes)

JANET Doesn't Really Matter

BB 0EGREES Give Me Just One Night (Una Roche)

!MAMMA

HANSON N Only

RED HOT CHID PEPPERS Caldomcatan

'N SYNC Its Gonna Be Me

MAX f/SISOO What You Want

BON JOSI h's My Life

SUVA RHYMESFee

RUFF (NW No More

KORN Somebody Someone

BIG TIMERS n Stunna

DE LA SOUL Oooh

COMMON The Light

MYA Case Of The Er (Whatcha

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DESTINY'S CHILDJumpn Jumpin

MACY GRAY Why Ordu t You Call Men

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F00 FIGHTERS Nert Year

JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In Love With You

MYA LJADAKISS Best 01 Me

BRITNEY SPEARS Clops, I Dd It Again

BACKSTREET BOYS The One

WYCLEF JEAN I/THE ROCK It Doesn't Matter

MOBY -r .Yarn

THIRD EYE BUND Deep Inside 01 You

WHEATUS Teenage Orrttag

BAHA MEN Who Let The Dogs Out

L IL' KIM No Matter What They Say

CARL THOMAS Summer Ram

KID ROCK American Bad Ass

KINA ;r. From The Gutter

LIE' ZANE 1/t12 Calhn' Me

PINK Most Gals

EVE 6 Promise

EVERCLEAR Wonderful

SAMANTHA MUMBA Gotta Tel You

NICKELBACK Leader Of Men

NINE DAYS Absolutely 'Story 01A Galt

OPM Heaven Is A Hallprpe

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite

CREED Wen Arms Wide Open

RUFF RIDERS Wort War I I I

LIL' BOW WOW Bounce With Me

STING Desert Rose

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MYA Case Of The Ex (Whatcha.. 1

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LIL' BOW WOWBounce With Me

EMINEM The Way I Am

TRINA?al Over

NELLY .c ntry Grammar

MADONNA Muoe

WHEATUS Teenage Dirtbag

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98 DEGREES Give Me Just One Night (Una Nochet

BLOODHOUND GANG Mope

BRITNEY SPEARS Lucky

BIG TYMERSrt Stur,a

WYCLEF JEAN I/THE ROCK It Doesn't Matter

DMX USISOO What You Want

AARON CARTER Aaron's Party (Come Get III

MYSTIKAL Shake It Fast

PINK Most Grris

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ADDS TOM IRAXTOM Just Be A Man About It

FUEL Hemorrhage ( In My Hand)

ELTON JOHN Friends Never Say Goodbye

NMTCIWOX TWENTY H You're Gone

INSIDE TRACKS ODD Here With Me

VERTICAL HORIZON Youre A God

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FAITH INLL The Way You Love Me

JANET Doesn't Really Maher

MADONA Aemc

MMOMOX IVORY Bent

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NEW BAREMMD LAOIS Pinch Me

0100 Here Wan Me

MATCHBOX TWENTY I1 You're Gone

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God

WALLFLOWERS Sleepxeker

LARGE 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite

BON JOVI Its My life TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough

BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA GelOn In The Mood

CREED With Arms Wide Open

DESTINY'S CHILDJumprn Jumpin

EVERCLEAR Wonderful

FOO FIGHTERS Ned Year

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NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story 01A GeB

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BOY? II MEN Pass You By

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FASTBALL You're An Ocean

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My Lee

MACY GRAY Wiry Didn't You Call Me?

METALLICA I Disappear

MOBY Porcelain

THIRD EYE BLIND Deep Inside 01 You

CUSTOM AC/DC Satellite Blues

BAHA MEN Who Let The Dogs Out TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man About It

ALICE COOPERGmme

FUEL Hemorrhage On My Mandl

OAVIOGRAY Babylon

IRON MMDEN The Wicker Man

ELTON JOHN Friends Never Say Goodbye

JAGGED EDGE Lets Get Marred KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Last Goodbye

DAVE KO? t,WONTELL JORDAN Careless Whisper

LUCY PEARL Lance Tonight

LUCY PEARL Don't Mess With My Man

SHELBY LYNNE Gotta Get Back

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10 Frasier

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COMING NEXT WEEK

Tube Tops

Blink 182, DMX, Eminem, Janet, 'N Sync, Rage Against The Machine, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Britney Spears are set to per-

form live from N.Y.C's Radio City Music Hall when MTV presents the 2000 Video Music Awards (Thurs- day, 9/7,8pm).

Friday, 9/1

Loudon Wainwright Ill, Late Night With Conan O'Brien (NBC, check local listings for time).

Saturday, W2

Joe Ely performs on PBS' Aus-

tin City Limits (Check local listings for

time).

Monday, 9/4

George Duke, Al Jarreau, David Sanborn and Joe Sample are slated to perform on Montreux Sounds Lire, a pay- per -view special

(check local listings for time and channel).

Dwight Yoakam, The Late Show With David Letterman (CBS,

check local listings for time).

Tuesday, 9/5

Chet Atkins: A Life in Music,

featuring interviews with Eddy Arnold, George Benson, June Carter Cash, Peter Frampton, Vince Gill, Amy Grant, Steve Howe, Waylon Jennings, Mark Knoptler, Willie Nelson and Dolly Parton, premieres on TNN (8pm).

Sixpence None The Richer. The Tonight Show With Jay Lene (NBC. check local listings for time).

Bebel Gilberto, Carcan O'Brien.

Wednesday, 9/6

Rickie Lee Jones, Jay Leno.

Ben Harper. David Letterman.

Thursday, 917

Joan Osborne, Jay Lena

Spinal Tap, David Letterman.

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MADONNA Music

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BT Never Gonna Come Back Down

MOBY Porcelain

INCUBUS Stellar

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CREED With Arms Wide Open

EMINEM The Way I Am

F00 FIGHTERS Next Yea'

EVE 6 Promise

NICKELBACK Leader 01 Men

COMMON The Light

BSTOPS7 Question Everything

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE The Lost Art

SR -71 Right Now

AMEL LARREUX Sweet Misery

2 NEW Country Grammar

CHEMICAL BROTHERS Let Forever Be

SLUM VILLAGE Climax

BUNK -182 All The Small Things

LIVE They Stood Up For Love

ELECTRASY Morning Afterglow

SUPERGRASS Pumping On Your Stereo

NINE INCH NAILS into Tlre'Void

BLUR Coffee 8 TV

LIL' BOW WOW Bounce With Me

MAJOR F IGGAS Yeah. That's Us

DANDY WARHOLS Godless

EMINEM The Real Slim Shady

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BOX OFFICE TOTALS Aug. 25 -27

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1 Bring It On Universal'

2 The Art Of War WB'

3 The Cell New Line

4 Space Cowboys WB

5 The Original Kings Of Comedy

Paramount 6 What Lies Beneath $4.61

DreamWorks ($130.91) 7 The Repbcements $4.07

WB ($30.77) 8 The Crew $4.05

($4.05)

$3.56 ($109.99)

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$17.36 ($17.36)

$10.41

($10.41) $9.67

($33.74) $6.51

($63.70) $5.90

($21.21)

Buena Vista' 9 Nutty Professor 2:

The Klumps Universal

10 Autumn In New York $3.26 MGM /UA ($26.82)

All figures in millions

' First week in release

Source: ACNielsen EDI

COMING ATTRACTIONS: This week's openers include Whipped starring Amanda Peet.

The film's M soundtrack sports two tunes by G. Love & Special Sauce - "You Shall See° and "Kiss & Tell" - as well as Speech's "Real Love," The Wiseguys' "Ooh La La," Portable's "What's Wrong" Magnified's'So Strange" Spy's "Baby" and Culture Club's "Karma Chameleon'" Cuts by Billy Squler ( "The Stroke "). Barry White ("Can't Get Enough of 'bur Love, Babe") and Marvin Gaye ("Let's Get N On") - along with Michael Montes "Whipped: Theme"- complete the ST

Now playing in limited release is Love & Sex, starring Famke Janssen and Jon Favreau. The film's RCA Victor soundtrack contains Lute's "All Over You' Chudcleheed's "Retrosexy,' Vel- vet Belly's "Easy : Over The Rhine's "Go Down Easy' Eddi Reader's "Honeychild'" The Merrymakers' "Under the Light

of the Moon;' Todd Thibaud's 'Sutler Me "Tim Easton's "Carry Me" and two songs by Marie Frank: "Synlptam of My Time" and "Save a Little Love." The ST also features two versions of it's Alright": one by Phil Roy and an instrumental by Heitor Pereira.

- Julie Gidlow

VIDEO R.E.M.: POP SCREEN, PAR-

ALLEL, THIS FILM IS ON and TOURFILM (Werner Reprise)

These four collections have been released br the first time on DD. Pop Screen contains such tracks as "Stand " "Pop Song 89' "The One I Lae" and It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Finer while Tourfilm packages several live performances. This Film Is On showcases'Los- ing My Religion" and "Shiny Happy People: and Parallel features "Everybody Hurts ""Man on tige Moon713ang and Blame" and

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News/Talk AL PETERSON alpeterson®rronline. corn

The Power 01 Consistency A constant and dependable attitude can take you to the

next level of success

In our rapidly changing new media environment, consistency doesn't seem particularly fash- _ ionable. In fact, in a world where what's new is hot and what's not is yesterday's news, the concept of consistency can seem downright boring.

But Jeff Keller. President of Norwich. New York -based Atti- tude Is Every- thing. believes that consistency will never go out of style. Hes convinced that it is a crucial component of true success. "As the years go by, I place more and more value on consistency." he says. "I've seen firsthand just how vital it is to think and act on a constant. dependable level."

With that in mind. this week we examine some specific areas where Keller believes consistency can take you to the next level of success

in both your career and your personal life.

.bey Keller

Consistency Of Attitude

Keller defines consistency as

"conforming to a regular pattern." This definition serves as the basis

for his theory of how consistency can benefit you in today's world.

"Consistency is all about disci- pline," he says. "It's locking in habits that will serve you and contribute toward both your personal and professional growth."

One of the first things Keller sug-

gests you look at is your own attitude. "How would you describe your attitude?' he asks. "Are you positive and upbeat 90% of the time? Forty percent? When you are

consistently positive. you feel better and healthier. You achieve more. and others want to be around you and your positive energy."

You need to realize that your overall attitude is under your own control. Keller suggests. 'T'oo many

"I've seen firsthand just how vital it is to think and act on a constant,

dependable level."

people are 'up' when circum- stances are going well and 'down when outside events aren't going their way," he says. "Building a

positive attitude is a game of rep- etition. It's simply a matter of filling your mind with positive inputs on a daily basis. Then, before you know it. you'll develop the habit of thinking optimistically."

When you do this. Keller says,

people will begin to notice. and more and more good things will be-

gin to happen to you. 'T'he person with a consistently positive outlook is a magnet for great things in life." he asserts.

Honesty And Integrity

Consistency in honesty and integrity is critical to your overall success. Keller believes. but he

says that many people fall short in these key traits. We all think were basically honest. but we often stretch the truth or fail to tell our customer the whole truth because he or she didn't ask a particular question,' he says. "But when you consistently provide the kind of information that you'd like to have

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"There will always be

opportunities when you

can make a quick buck

by misrepresenting the

truth, but the short-

term gain is not worth

the long -tern damage."

yourself. you'll gain the trust of those around you."

This kind of consistency is. in most cases. a one- strike -and- you're -out game. Keller says. "There will always be opportunities when you can make a quick buck by misrepresenting the truth, but the short-term gain is not worth the

long -term damage."

The other advantage to being a

straight shooter. according to Keller. is that you will ultimately find yourself surrounded by people who approach life in the sanie way.

"Don't forget the principle that like attracts like," he says. "The more honest you are. the more honest people you will attract into your life. Wouldn't you rather develop business and personal relationships with people of high integrity? Re- member: It all starts with you:'

Energy And Vitality

When it comes to your relationships with other people. Keller says

nothing succeeds like energy. "How do you feel day in and day out ?" he

asks. "Arc you consistently full of energy or sluggish? When it comes to attracting satisfying personal relationships. as well as persuading people to buy your products and ser-

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The Power Of Consistency Continued from Page 25

energy is a trait that can help you succeed regardless of whether you're in sales or programming. Because. in reality. both account executives and PDs are seeking to persuade either the customer or the listener to buy their product.

How can you best build and increase your energy level? "Healthy eating habits will contribute to your energy level." Keller says, "And regular exercise and movement are vital to your well -being. You need to

get your blood flowing in order to release those everyday tensions."

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"When you consistently

provide the kind of information that you'd

like to have yourself,

you'll gain the trust of

those around you."

One of the best ways to get a big energy boost. Keller suggests. is by doing work and hobbies that you love. "If you find purpose, meaning and excitement in your work and other activities." he says. "you're going to look younger. feel better and have lots more energy."

Consistency Of Service

In the past several years the broadcasting industry has changed tremendously through consolidation. merging and restructuring.

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This kind of growth is what Keller says can break down another important area of consistency: service.

"In recent months I've noticed that the obsession with growth - particularly among small businesses - has resulted in a sharp decline in the level of service." he

says. "Companies that called you back within two hours won't get back to you now for two days - if they get back to you at all! They're too busy chasing the big deals to service the existing clients."

Keller recommends that you take a serious look at your operation and ask yourself honestly if you are offering consistently extraordinary service to your customers along with a first -rate product. "The business climate is changing rapidly. and we have to allow for some growing pains and uncer- tainty." he says. "However. when you let service slip and customers become annoyed and leave. you send out into the world an army of people who are ready to bad -mouth your company and block business from coming to you."

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Let Adversity Lift You When it comes to having a consistently positive attitude, motivational speaker and author Jeff Keller sees even life's

adversities as potential opportunities. "There's no reason to let your problems destroy your positive attitude; he says. "You have the choice to view your difficulties as opportunities, learning experiences and challenges for growth

Keller believes that most negative events in life can be used to move

you to higher ground. "It can be something as simple as missing your

train and then meeting someone who becomes a new customer," he

says. Here are some guidelines Keller suggests that you consider to help

you turn negatives into positives in your day -to-day life.

Rewire your brain. Right now you may be wired" to connect "prob-

lem" with "negative. gloomy and bad." It's time to disconnect that circuit and choose to reroute the connection from "problem" to "better oppor-

tunity, growth and learning experience" Once you establish this new connection, you'll be amazed at the difference in your career and in your

personal life.

Don't deny emotions. No one is suggesting that you bottle up your feelings and deny that you are discouraged. It's not about laughing at

funerals or singing when your biggest client calls to terminate the ac-

count; its a matter of how long you choose to experience the negative

emotion. Because, in the end, negative thinking never serves you well.

Seek examples from others. It's always a good idea to ask others to tell you about how negative situations in their lives turned into positives. Get ready to hear some amazing stories. Many people have said

that being fired was the best thing that ever happened to them because it led them to a much more successful career or to them starting their own business. Others speak of how devastating illnesses caused them to make important lifestyle changes and to reorder their priorities.

Take inventory of negative events. Make a chart for yourself. with

one side listing three seemingly negative events that have happened in your life and the other side listing the good things that resulted from

those events. Take some time with this exercise, even if you don't see

any positive results right away. Did the negative event lead to something better down the road? Did you learn anything? Or did it, perhaps, give you a new perspective or make you stronger?

Keller says it may take you some time to learn to recognize the posi-

tive aspects of a negative event in your life, but he believes that you

will reap the benefits once you put your faith in this principle. "Remem-

ber: Adversity is a call to greatness," he says. "Not some of the time - but all of the time!"

and clients, Keller says. "When you reach a point where you can't service a particular group of clients any longer, tell them so. and part on good terms. Too many companies are in denial about this issue and are ignoring the damage to their reputations."

What should you do when re- viewing your station's customer service efforts? "Take a few minutes to discuss what. if anything, you can do to get back on track." says Keller. "Maybe you need to delegate or outsource some tasks. Perhaps you need to add more staff. But do whatever you have to do so that clients and customers are delighted with the service that

they receive from you."

Great Service Is The Final Goal

Keller believes that most people who take an honest look at their own career and personal life will find that they do have consistency in some areas. but not in all areas

simultaneously. "Consistency doesn't mean that you have to give up spontaneity and having fun." he

says. "There are still plenty of opportunities to express those traits while maintaining consistency in

the areas that really count.

"You want to get to the point where someone would describe you as a person who is consistently positive. honest and full of energy.

and someone who renders great service consistently. Once you have that, you will have the foun- dation for a lifetime of personal and business success."

Motivatianal speaker Jeff Keller is

the author of the hook Attitude Is

Everything. For snore information about his presentations. products and publications. reach him at 1-

800- 790 -5333 or visit the website www.attitudeiseverything.com.

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Edwards - who has served as OM at WARM. WBHT & WMGS/Scran- ton- Wilkes Barre. PA and WKSE/ Buffalo and as PD at WDCG/Raleigh - added. "My goal is to get this ra-

dio station in a position to win. It's wonderful to be back with Bonneville. and I am thrilled at the

opportunity. There really exists a

nucleus within this radio station to ac-

complish some great things. We have

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more money to buy Clear Channel di-

vestitures. Another African- American-

managed group, Chase Radio Part- ners, picked up WKNN & WMJY/ Biloxi, MS; KSDO -AM/San Diego: KCNL /San Francisco; KFJO /San Jose and KBRQ/Waco. TX. Inner City Broadcasting also got a trio of stations in Columbia. SC, while His- panic -run Rodriguez Communica- tions got KXJO /San Francisco. Mega

Communications bought WNUE- FM/Daytona Beach, and Entravision Communications grabbed KACD & KBCD/Los Angeles.

But there were others who also fared well in the deal. Emmis Com- munications. which got a rejection notice from Clear Channel in the early going. was invited hack and paid

$108 million for KKFR/Phoenix (its fourth property in the market ) and

KXPK/Denver - stations that were

originally going to Hispanic Broad- casting, before the DOJ nixed that deal. Regent's deal. meanwhile, involved a swap: eight of its stations in

Mansfield. OH and Victorville, CA plus $80.5 million cash for WNWZ, WGRD. WLHT & WTRV /Grand Rapids and WTMM, WGNA -AM & FM. WART. WQBK & WQBJ/AI- bany. NY.

Infinity Takes Biggest Bite

Infinity Broadcasting grabbed the

biggest slice of the spinoff pie - 18

new stations in a $1.4 billion trans-

action. The stations are KPLN & KYXY /San Diego: KMLE, KOOL & KZON/Phoenix; KDJM. KIMN & KXKUDenver; WDOK. WQAL & WZIM/Cleveland: WUBE- FM/Cin- cinnati; WJHM. WOCL & WOMX/ Orlando and WMFR. WSJS & WSMUGreensboro- Winston Salem.

San Diego. Phoenix, Denver. Orlando and Greensboro are all new markets for Infinity.

Cumulus Media gets the blue ribbon for most changed deals. The be-

leaguered group changed its arrange- ment three times before announcing on July 25 what had evolved as the

final deal: acquiring seven stations in

three markets from Clear Channel and. in two stages. transferring to Clear Channel 55 stations in 10 markets. including four stations to be ac-

quired from Connoisseur Communi- cations.

In the end. however. Cumulus gets

a much - needed cash infusion of $166 million and "trades up by divesting smaller markets:' Exec. VP John Dickey told R &R. "Cash is the big plum here. and it helps us finance pending acquisitions. My brother [CEO Lew Dickey] really master- minded this. and you've got to give the guy credit for doing a great job in building equity.

John Dickey acknowledged that the Clear Channel deal meant Cumu- lus would cut cash flow. "But it builds great growth opportunity.' he said, because the group is getting stations

in larger growth markets in return.

Cox, AMFM Complete Swap

There was another big deal. and

Oops! ... Britney Does It Again!

After her June 23 performance on the Today show, Britney Spears celebrated the five -times platinum success of her second album, Oops! ... I Did It Again, and the triple- platinum success of her video Time Out With Britney Spears. Celebrating are (I -r) co-manager Larry Rudolph; Jive Records SVP/Business Affairs Dan Zucker, President Barry Weiss, VP /International JoAnn Kaeding andVP/Publicity Sonia Muckte: Spears; Jive GMTom Carrabba; co- manager Johnny Wright: and Jive Sr. VP /CHR Promotion Joe Riccetelli and SVP/U.S. Record Labels Peter Thea.

though it was not directly related to the Clear Channel -AMFM merger. it

was certainly associated with it. Cox Radio finally completed its KFI & KOST/L.A. swap to AMFM. in which Cox got AMFM's WEDR- FM/Miami: WFOX /Atlanta: WBWL, WOKV, WAPE, WFYV, WKQL & WMXQ/ Jacksonville; WNLK, WSTC. WEFX & WKHUStamford- Norwalk, CT: and. in New Haven. WPLR and local sales rights at WYBC.

The deal was announced a full year ago -a little more than a month be-

fore Clear Channel and AMFM an-

nounced they would merge - and was expected to close in Q 1 2000. But it underwent some scrutiny at the FCC. where Commissioner Gloria Tristani dissented over the fact that Cox would control 88% of Stamford's ad share. Although no financial terms were disclosed. the companies said

when the deal was announced that the

aggregate broadcast cash flows gen-

erated by the stations being swapped were approximately the same.

Meanwhile. as it waited for the final paperwork to push through, Clear Channel last week said it would pay

$85 million for WOC, WLLR -AM & FM. KCQQ. KMXG & KUUUQuad Cities. IL -IA from Mississippi Valley Broadcasting. an affiliate of Sconnix Broadcasting. The deal marks Clear Channel's entry into the market.

Harris Continued from Page 1

together. I am proud to have CJ lead

the dynamic Columbia Urban Promo- tion team into the 2I si century."

Harris noted. "It's very gratifying to be working with the most dynamic promotion team in the business. Columbia's roster of urban artists is

the envy of the industry. and it's an honor to have a role in presenting them to the world. I look forward to working closely with Charlie Walk. a brilliant and creative manager of people and ideas. and with the urban staff who work so tirelessly to break

our records at radio throughout the

country. I owe my success to them.' Harris began her music career in

1986 as a Local Promotion Manager for MCA Records in Los Angeles. Two year later she moved to Arista

Infinity Continued from Page 1

and having Mark Whalen available and ready to promote made all the

pieces fit together." In Orlando former AMFM Direc-

tor /Sales Robin Smith becomes Market Manager for WJHM. WOCL & WOMX. She is a major player and a major force in Orlando,' Infin- ity. Sr. VP /co -COO David Pearlman tells R &R. "We are ecstatic to bring her on board.'

In Cincinnati WGRR VP /GM Jim Bryant adds management duties at

newly acquired WUBE -FM. while WAQZ GM Mike Frederick tacks on GM duties at WKRQ. "With two

managers;' Pearlman added. "we can

be at full management strength in Cincinnati. allowing us to extend their talents and abilities across the full cluster"

Bob Bollinger remains VP /GM of newly acquired KPLN & KYXY /San Diego. "Bob came with the deal, and we are excited to have him join the

company." Pearlman said. "He is one of the top GMs in the country."

KYXY has been an AC station for 22 years and was a ratings leader"long before I arrived," said Bollinger. who downplayed his two years at the helm. He joked that he came with the property "like old furniture. But it couldn't get any better than to work for Infin- ity. I am very excited about it."

AWRT Continued from Page 1

On Monday (8/28) FCC Commis- sioner Susan Ness spoke candidly on

the issue of women in the media. armed with statistics to back up her case. Early in the keynote Ness quoted a current issue of Bnxldcast- ing & Cable magazine that profiled the top 25 media conglomerates in the

U.S., none of which is headed by a

woman. 'While women represent 46% of

the work force. they comprise a mere

5% of top executives of communications corporations - that is. positions of executive vice president and above.' Ness explained. "Women hold only 9% of the hoard scats of media companies, 16% of the board seats of media trade associations, and

only one in 10 of the board scats of telecom trade associations."

Ness questioned the dearth of fe-

male executives in the high -tech sec-

tor. a new industry formed primarily in the last 10 years. "Surely we do better there. since the dot -com companies were formed well after the women's movement. Right? Wrong!

Women fared no better here. Our pre- liminary research shows that of For- tune magazine's top 20 dot -corn companies. only 4% of the hoard members are women. Consolidation is a

problem. When AOL and Time Warner announced their merger. not one of the 20 key executives in the future leadership lineup was a

woman" Ness went on to explain that her six

years of experience as a member of both the FCC and AWRT have brought encouraging signs of change. In cooperation with AWRT members,

Ness outlined plans for continued growth via a structured action plan and increased involvement from Washington politicians. Ness cited The Executive Order on Women Small Business Owners. a May 22 ender from President Clinton urging all departments and agencies of the federal government to achieve a goal of 5% of procurement contracts go-

ing to women -owned small businesses. Other new initiatives are also

in the works to provide better train- ing and opportunities for women and

minorities in the media.

Records as Regional Promotion Man- ager, West Coast. She then segued to

Motown Records as Midwest Re- gional Promotion Manager in Chi- cago.

Harris joined Columbia's Urban

promotion department in early 1990

as Local Promotion Manager for the

Midwest region and was promoted to National Director/Urban Promotion in 1995. In 1998 she was named Sr.

National Director/R &B Promotion.



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Houston's KIKK Punts `Young Country' Major changes have occurred at Infinity's

two Country stations in Houston. But don't expect KIKK to flip to "Hot Talk,"

as many have been rumoring for months. First off, top Country outlet KILT adopts the moniker "Texas' Country 100.3, KILT" and has added more Texas -based artists to its musical mix. A similar move by Susquehanna's KPLX (The Wolf)/Dallas helped that station experience a ratings resurgence.

Meanwhile, KIKK has dropped its "Young Country" moniker and adjusted its heavy current - recurrent mix to include songs back to 1990. In

fact, KIKK now so closely mirrors KILT that KIKK's new TV campaign - which rolled out on Tuesday - says just that! The new TV message, as recounted to ST by KIKK PD Darren Davis, is as follows: "We admit that KIKK is not Hous- ton's No. 1 Country station. KILT is No. 1. When we asked people what they wanted from KIKK, they said they wanted all the great songs KILT plays, but without as many commercials." KIKK will now deliver only one stopset an hour: It will air 10 minutes of commercials between :20 and :30 of every hour. The accompanying positioner is, "KIKK only stops the music once per hour. If you catch us stopping more than that, you can win $1 million."

Davis added, "KIKK is more contemporary, more upbeat, more CHR -style in delivery and production. We sound younger, even though the two stations are more similar musically than in the recent past. To listeners, however, the playlists are very similar."

The changes at KIKK and KILT come as Cox nears the close on its purchase of KKBQ (93Q Country) /Houston, expected to occur by the end of this week. Does Cox have plans other than Country for the station, which had a successful run as a CHR in the '80s?

Salem Communications has closed on its eight Clear Channel spinoffs, but don't expect to see any format changes at the remaining "Sec- ular Six." While KXMX/Anaheim, CA has flipped from Hot AC to Contemporary Christian as KFSH (see story, Page 3), the company last Fri- day reaffirmed that the other stations it purchased "will largely continue to broadcast their current formats." The stations include brokered KEZY AM /Anaheim, CA; CHR /Pop KALC /Den- ver; Sports WKNR and Adult Standards WRMR in Cleveland; and Sports WBOB and Country WYGY in Cincinnati. But Salem threw a wrench into the works on Tuesday, when it announced that it had agreed to trade Alternative KDGE/Dal- las for Sunburst Media's Contemporary Christian KLTY What will that mean for KDGE? Could the station wind up in the hands of another owner in the near future?

Now that Salem has added KALC (Alice 106) to its roster, it has quickly gained a new competitor. Last Friday (8/25) KRKI /Estes Park, CO officially moved closer to the Mile High City by becoming "Denver's Hit Music Station -U -102" The High Peak -owned station, which recently upgraded to 25kw, has ap- plied for the new calls KXUU and will be programmed by Michael Knight. Cindy Adcock will hold GM duties. Estes Park is 45 miles northwest of Denver.

Radio One has closed on the stations it acquired in the divestiture of stations from the Clear Channel /AMFM merger, and the company has made some notable management changes in two markets. In addition to the appointment of Gary Weiss as VP /GM of its Ra- leigh- Durham properties (see story, Page 21). Radio One has decided to make changes in

Cleveland, where WJMO & WZAK VP /Opera- tions Lynn Tolliver and APD /MD /air talent Langford Stephens exit. Tolliver had been with 'ZAK for more than 18 years. Meanwhile, the rumors you've been hearing about Tony Fields joining KKBT as its new PD are false. Blue Chip Broadcasting President/CEO Ross Love tells ST, "Tony's with this company, and he's in Min- neapolis as we speak." KKBT Asst. MD Taws- la Sharp and Promotions & Marketing Asst. Emily Ordaz both exit.

Survivor hype has quickly faded as the sun sets on another exciting summer, but you still have one more day to enjoy the show's winner - Richard Hatch - as a talk show host. Hatch wraps up his five -day stint at WPRO -AM/ Providence today. The program airs from 9- 10am ET and can be heard at www. 630wpro.com.

Dahl Deal For 'Net Stream?

The Chicago Tribune reports that WCKG afternoon talker Steve Dahl may become the first personality employed by Infinity to have his show made available to Internet users. Infinity has been reluctant to provide any audio streaming for its radio stations or Westwood One -syndicated programming, citing a need to make a

profit from investing in the technology.

NBC -TV has found a host for its upcoming Saturday night movie block, and it looked no further than KYSR/Los Angeles. The station's afternoon star, Ryan Seacrest, will be featured "in interstitial spots throughout NBC's three -hour Saturday movie beginning Oct. 28," Daily Vari- ety reports.

WOCL & WOMX/Orlando OM/PD David Is- real tells ST that he's resigned from the "Jam - min' Oldies" and Hot AC combo, effective Sept. 5. The stations were recently divested by AMFM to Infinity Broadcasting. Isreal, who is the co- owner of the N.Y.C. bakery The Doughnut Plant, says he has no plans in the immediate future concerning his next gig.

KLLC /San Francisco GM Steve DiNardo adds GM duties at Infinity Alternative sister KITS (Live 105). DiNardo replaces former GM Jim Hardy, who resigned earlier this month to spend more time with his family in Denver.

KQRC /Kansas City MD Valorie Knight becomes PD of new Entercom "Rock 40" sister KRBZ (The Buzz). KQRC is presently searching for a new MD.

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Evan Luck departs. He's replaced by KKFR/ Phoenix afternoon host Supersnake, who retains his duties in Phoenix and will tape a portion of his show for the Windy City.

Nicole Sandler, PD of WorldClass- Rock.com (formerly KACD & KBCD /L.A.), tells laradio.com that she has been attempting to adopt a Russian baby. The process is moving slowly, but Sandler remarks that she plans on making the first of two trips to Russia in late September or early October to finalize things. During a second trip she hopes to go to court "and bring my daughter home by Thanksgiving"

Don Barrett's laradio.com also reports that KABC/L.A. Sunday night sports talkers Joe Mc- Donnell and Doug Krikorlan are less than thrilled with comedian Dennis Miller's presence on ABC -TV's Monday Night Football. In fact, McDonnell said, "They should have had us. We wouldn't talk down to the populace. We're knowledgable about the sport. We would be the best since [Don] Meredith and [Howard] Cosell"

`Our'bitr.n Survey KO'd In Yakima

New Northwest Broadcasters' Yakima, WA stations gave attendees of a March home and garden show an "'Our'bitron Radio Listener Sur- vey," asking them to jot down their listening to KBBO, KJOX, KARY, KHHK, KRSE and KXDD in return for a chance to win a prize. That didn't sit too well with Arbitron, which soon found out about the Yakima diaries and slapped New Northwest with a Special Station Activity notation for ratings bias in the spring ratings for Yakima and Tri- Cities, WA. Arbitron claimed that such a survey would prompt a listener to im- properly overreport one of the six stations in a

real diary if that person later agreed to become a respondent. New Northwest Market GM Bob Powers called the survey a "stupid, sort of Bag- gy item that doesn't even look like an Arbitron diary." The contest said nothing about whether listening to New Northwest's stations increased one's chance of winning, and it was started a

month and a half before the ratings book, Pow- ers said, noting, "More has been made of this ridiculous spoof than I've ever seen in 25 years of radio."

On Aug. 15 KOBE /Seattle's top -rated morning host, "T-Man" (a.k.a. Bob Tepper), announced that he'd leave the station for Infinity's crosstown KBKS following the completion of his current deal and a nine -month noncompete clause. T -Man planned to debut on 'BKS in Oc- tober 2001, but he's changed his mind: Last week KUBE announced that T -Man has resigned with the CHR /Rhythmic station for four more years. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Meanwhile, there's talk about town that KISW /Seattle's Twisted Radio morning show, featuring Bob Rivers and team members Spike O'Neill, Downtown Joe Bryant, producer Mike Jones and newsperson Maura Gallucci, has given a month's notice and effectively resigned. When asked for a response, Rivers, who has been at KISW for 11 years, told ST, "You can add my name to the long list of people who can't comment"

Speaking of Seattle, after three decades at

Rumbles WBTU /Ft. Wayne, IN VP /GM J.R. Greeley de-

parts bllowing the station's sale to Artistic Media. WNOK/Columbia, SC PD Jonathon Rush ris-

es to OM. APD/MD Scott Summers exits. KYLZ/Albuquerque interim PD Robb Royale

takes the programming job full -time.

Former KMLE/Phoenix APD/MD /midday host Jon Allen - a.k.a. Dusty Chandler - has been named PD of wNKT/Charleston, SC. He starts Sept. 5.

Russ Mottla is now PD for two different Rock

stations: WHEB/Portsmouth, NH and sister WGIR/ Manchester, NH.

Nicci Gannon joins WKSM/Ft. Walton Beach, FL as PD.

KZRK/Amarillo, TX APD/MD Randl Rush joins Classic Rock sister station KARX as PD.

WRWK/Toledo ups Murphy to MD.

WYAV/Myrtle Beach, SC shifts to Classic Rock. Tim Johnson joins WKOX/Chicago as Market-

ing Director. WXXUOrlando midday host Hildi departs after

nine years at the CHR. Nassau flips two stations in Sussex, NJ: Coun-

try WHCY becomes CHR "Max 106.3" this morning, while WSBG shifts from Hot AC to "Rocking Hits" at 1pm.

WAEB/Allentown appoints Laura St James MD.

KSLY /San Luis Obispo, CA MD Jason Squires steps down to concentrate on his airshift. PD Adam Burnes assumes interim MD duties.

WZOK/Rodkford, IL APD Cosmo exits.

KIRO - including 26 years in morning drive - Bill Yeend has resigned, effective Sept. 29. But don't expect Yeend to retire. He tells ST, "I'll take some time to clear my mind and refocus before deciding what the next adventure will be."

Punt, Pass and Pray The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that

student -led prayers over loudspeakers at high school football games were unconstitutional. That hasn't stopped Mike Huskey, Station Manager of WAGY -AM /Forest City, NC, from continuing the quest to tear down the walls between church and state. The AP reports that Huskey planned to in- vite a member of the clergy to say a prayer at the start of last Friday's broadcast of a local high school football game and encouraged fans to take their radios to the game and crank up the volume at the appointed time. School principals said they had heard about the broadcast, but "don't have anything to do with that."

Remember Marcia Clark, one of the lead prosecutors in the O.J. Simpson trial? She's just joined KFI /Los Angeles for a weekend shift at the Clear Channel Talker. She'll handle the 3 -6pm slot on Saturdays and Sundays.

Is veteran programmer and consultant John Sebastian thisclose to starting up a new consul- tancy specializing in Country, Classic Rock and NAC /Smooth Jazz? A number of stations and ownership groups are rumored to already be in

discussions.

The Broadcast Executive Directors Associ- ation is soliciting donated items for auction as well as cash donations to help defray the medi- cal costs of Alaska Broadcasters Assn. Exec. Di- rector Linda Simmons, who was diagnosed with leukemia in May. A donor form can be downloaded from the BEDA job bank website at www.careerpage.org. The auction will be held at

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Monday (8/28) was the last day on the air at WSIX/Nashville for Chuck "Noss" Bums, who is retiring. This is the second farewell for Burns, who left a few years ago after being diagnosed with HIV, but returned a year ago for the 10am -1pm shift.

ST is deeply saddened to report the loss of Nashville veteran Audis Ashworth, who died last Thursday (8/24) at age 63 after suffering a heart attack. Ashworth's career included stints at WKSR/Pulaski, TN; WBMC/McMinnville, TN; and WKDA & WMAK/Nashville. He later worked for Hubert Long's publishing and management businesses and later joined Capitol as a producer and MR executive. His Audigram Songs and Writer's Night Music published such hits as 'The Gambler" "After Midnight" and Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Call Me the Breeze." Funeral services were held Sunday in Nashville.

ST also offers condolences to the family and friends of WAKT /Panama City, FL morning host Robert Michael Greene, who was killed in a car accident early last Thursday (8/24) while driving to the station for his shift.

Veteran Ohio air talent Joe Cunningham died Tuesday at age 67, following a two -year struggle with cancer. Cunningham began his career in 1960 at WHLO /Akron and later worked for Columbus radio stations WBNS, WCOL and, most recently, WMNI. His son, Joe Cunningham Jr., is MD of WFJX & WNCI /Columbus.

DAZED BY DURAN DURAN - Several lucky listeners to KYSR (Star 98.7) /Los Angeles won tickets to last Monday's Duran Du- ran concert - the first of six shows held this week - and managed to snag a photo with the band. Also hanging with Star listeners are MD

Chris Patyk (far left), PD Angela Perelli (third from left), air talent Lara Scott (in the tank top, next to Simon Le Bon) and Marketing Dir. Megan MacEachern (in front).

Records Expect Mercury /Nashville President Luke

Lewis to sign a new, multiyear agreement to re-

main with Mercury. Rumors throughout Music City had Lewis hopping up 16th Avenue to head another major label.

What's up with Warner Bros. VP /Rock Promo Mike Rittberg? Is he about to be king of all things rock at the label?

Restless names Tony Hicks Sr. Director/Urban Promo.

Capricorn and Sr. VP/Marketing 8 Promo Bar- ney Kilpetrlck and the label part ways.

Sire Promo Manager Mika Downey segues to Ryko Distribution as Advertising Manager.

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Greg Thompson elevated to Exec. VP /GM of

Elektra Entertainment Group. David Mesas* promoted to VP/GM of Cox/Atlanta.

Robin Bertolucci becomes Director /AM Programming, Rocky Mountain Region for Clear Channel. Clarke Ingram installed as WJJJ/Pittsburgh PD.

Gannett sets Roy Laughlin as President/GM of

KIISILos Angeles and Selve Perrot as National PD.

Alan Voss elevated to Exec. VP /GM of Elektra Entertainment Group. Keith Naftaly named VP /A&R for Arista Records. Tex Meyer recruited as GM of Benchmark/Nor- folk trombo.

David Moors made PD of WOCT/Baltimore. Deal of the week: Clticasters and OmnlAmeri-

ca to merge in $200 million deal.

Dave Ursa named Exec. VP at Sisapa Records. Malre Mason boosted to VP /GM of WCBS -FM/ New York.

Michael Hughes tapped as PD of WKLS /Atlanta. David George promoted to PD of WWWE/Cleve- land. Dave Numme named PD of KLCX/Eugene, OR.

Jim Price elevated to President/GM of KSDO -AM 8 FM/San Diego. Craig Jackson named OM at WVBF/Boston. Lee Roy Hansen hired as PD of KESI/San Antonio.

Mike Addams appointed PD of WROR/Boston. Larry Bruce becomes PD of KGB -FM/San Diego. Mark Goodman hired by WPLJ /New York to do

nights.

Rufus Thomas joins WLOK/Memphis to host

Blues At Midnight. United Artists Records reverts to Liberty Records.

Les Garland recruited as PD of CKLW /Detroit. WAVZ/New Haven ups Chuck Martin to PD and

hires Mike West as MD.

Duranies from throughout SoCal swarmed the House of Blues to idolize their favorite band, including R &R's own News Editor, Julie Gidlow, who attended five of the L.A. shows and even drove to Las Vegas the weekend before to see Duran Duran! Here's a pic of Julie in a complete state of awe and giddiness from Monday night's show.

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BMG

Naftaly as Sr. VP /A &R, Peter Edge

as VP /A &R, Hosh Gurelli as VP/ A &R and Alan Newham as Sr. VP/ Finance & Administration.

Artists who have signed to J

Records include Deborah Cox, Jim- my Cozier, Shannon Curfman, Ali- cia Keys. LFO, 0-Town and Next. And while unconfirmed at press time, word is that Luther Vandross

could be joining the label. 1 Records' first music releases am expected as

early as this October. Commenting on the announce-

ment, Davis said. "[BMG Entertain- ment Chairman] Michael Dome - mann and (BMG Entertainment President/CEO] Strauss Zelnick have been at my side, supporting and

facilitating every major decision for much of the incredible 25 -year Aris- ta experience. And now. from the very first day that the contract negotiations began, they have put teeth into their resolute desire to be in business together by offering me 50% equity in the largest new record company ever launched in industry history. I accept this unprecedented opportunity and will. together with this extraordinary team of executives who join me, justify the faith of BMG by making .1 Records a powerful and hospitable home for the stars of tomorrow."

Domemann noted, "We are proud to call Clive Davis an esteemed member date BMG family. Clive's passionate drive and vision as a busi- nessman and his unique relationship with the creative community promise a bright future for J Records."

"Right away, we're an

instant major. What's

unprecedented is the

scope and size of the

venture. It's literally

three or four times

larger than any start-up

that's ever been

formed." Clive Davis

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Bow J Records

Zelnick added, "We are thrilled to continue our relationship with Clive Davis on this exciting new endeavor. Clive brings to J Records

a peerless reputation as arguably the most influential music executive of a generation. With his intu- itive understanding of the music market and the creative pmcess, we

are confident that J Records will he

a strong force in the industry."

Big Cash, Big Plans

J Records - Davis' middle name is Jay - marks a new chapter in Davis' career. and it's easily one of his - and the record industry's - boldest bets yet. While early predictions of $300 million in venture capital didn't material- ize. J Records' hank account is the

richest for a stan -up in the annals of the music business, eclipsing even DreamWorks' high -profile launch.

That said. it's also easily the most expensive record company ever. For one. there's the overhead for the label's talented executive team. Plus. there's the tremendous marketing and promotion outlays required to break pop. urban and ruck acts.

Not surprisingly. Davis isn't fazed by the challenges ahead, 25

year after starting Arista. Speaking while on vacation in Italy, Davis stressed how he and his team haven't really skipped a beat. -This deal fulfills everything I ever wanted. and it has been a very natural evolution," he says. "It begins with a substantial financial commitment from BMG and a very enviable artist roster ceded to us by them. And we'll he announcing some major new and established artists within the next week. So we're not missing a beat.

"Right away, we're an instant major. What's unprecedented is the

scope and size of the venture. It's literally three or four times larger than any start-up that's ever been

formed. We have all the reso tines of BMG at our disposal, and we

have a team of executives who arc

the most respected in the industry. It puts us in the finals with any sought -after artist who is making a

career decision as to which record company to sign with. We saw that with 0-Town, when they were considering every company in the in -' dustry. Prior to us even opening our doors, they decided that J Records should be their home."

An Aggressive Launch

Those are important points that go a long way in explaining the Davis/BMG venture's strategy to come out with guns blazing. Other record company entrepreneurs, such

as Richard Branson and Chris Blackwell, eased their way hack into the music business after being out of the industry for several years.

J Records' team has been wheel- ing and dealing for months. even be-

fore Davis' last official day at Aris- ta on June 30, the day his employment contract expired. Relationships

that began over a year ago have continued at J Records. And while re-

ported signings of such acts as San-

tana and Whitney Houston didn't pan out, the new label's artist roster is indeed impressive.

"We're already recording music for 0-Town, and that album should be out in the fall," Davis continues.

"The history of Arista is

replete with rock -based

acts. Yes, at Arista we

had our Whitney

Houstons, but there's no

question that rock will be a very essential part

of our creative vision." Clive Davis

We will have a new Jimmy Cozi- er album out in the fall. He's an artist I've been nurturing for the past

year who was brought to my attention by Wyclef Jean. Jimmy has

written three of the cuts on the new album. and we're tremendously excited about his writing and performing talents.

"Alicia Keys is another artist I've been grooming for years, and she's

been working with Jermaine Dupri and Rodney Jerkins. She's also been

writing with Jimmy and doing a lot

of writing herself. "In the course of the first year

we'll have a new album from Deb- orah Cox, and we're sharing the work with ,Arista on Monica. I'll produce half of her album, and [Arista President/CEO Antonio]

"Given today's business environment, and

especially our relationship with BMG, we were able

to set up the infrastructure very quickly. While it may appear that we're loading up on costs, the

bottom line is that, with the 0 -Town release, we're

in a position to immediately give it a major push.

No other company has been able to do that." Charles Goldstuck

Min

L.A. Reid will produce the other half. When you add the several platinum and gold artists who will be

joining us to the new artists who will he the lifeblood of the company. it's really a dream come true."

Goldstuck concurs. "We knew going in that having a full executive team and access to the full resources of BMG necessitated an aggres-

sive launch, but we wouldn't have

it any other way. There was no way Clive wanted to do it slowly, but we

also looked at how robust and healthy the market is.

"Given today's business environment,,tnd especially our relationship with BMG, we were able to set up

the infrastructure very quickly. While it may appear that we're loading up on costs, the bottom line is

that, with the 0-Town release, we're in a position to immediately give it a major push. No other company has been able to do that."

A Full- Service Label

Tentative plans call for.] Records to release about eight albums by

June 30, 2001, and IO to 12 albums

in calendar year 2001, working up

to around 25 albums in the fourth year of operation. Goldstuck contin-

ues, "If you look at the history of Arista, you'll see that we kept a very

tightly focused roster. so that when

we released an album, we could put the appropriate resources behind each project. We'll do the same

thing with J Records." J Records is also on the hunt for

partnerships. something Davis ex-

celled at while leading Arista. Davis says to expect an announcement "of a joint venture that I think will be

significant on a worldwide level" within the next few weeks.

Goldstuck notes that the company has the capital at hand to attract

talent. "Our plans call for making a

number of creative partnerships, and

our funding from BMG is such that

we could comfortably do a few ventures a year." he says. "We'll make such agreements where, creatively. the alliances make sense."

While Arista's bread and butter over the past years has been R &B and hip -hop, Davis promises that J

Records will be involved in many

genres. "I fully expect to be in many

different genres, and in the next week we will be announcing a full

complement of rock executives." he

says. "The first act I ever signed was Barry Manilow, but the first artist I signed at Arista was Patti

Smith. The history of Arista is re-

plete with rock -based acts. Yes. at

Arista we had our Whitney Hous- tons, but there's no question that rock will be a very essential part of our creative vision."

Nonetheless. Davis won't be

overly aggressive in venturing into other musical styles. For now he's

not ruling out country. but notes.

We have to get the first year under our belt. and then I'll appraise the

country landscape." When it comes to the Internet, J

Records is taking a two-pronged ap-

proach. For one. it will rely on

BMG's burgeoning online/digital/ interactive departments. Concur- rently, it will begin building its own in -house team. "Taking advantage

of what BMG offers us will allow us to devote more resources to artist development." Goldstuck says.

J Records also plans to launch its

own music publishing division. That unit should be up and running within a year.

In the meantime. Davis stresses

that there's no bad blood between him and BMG. "We look at this in

a totally cooperative spirit. and we

want Arista to succeed," he says.

"It's a company I founded, and it

has a rich legacy. so I'm rooting for them."

"Our plans call for

making a number of

creative partnerships,

and our funding from

BMG is such that we

could comfortably do a

few ventures a year.

We'll make such

agreements where,

creatively, the alliances

make sense."

Charles Goldstuck



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'One Step Closer' To Breaking At Radio here's something to be said about having to wait a

long time before getting a record deal. It can give an act the breathing room it needs to refine its live per-

formance. hone its songwriting ability and develop a fan

base so that when a record begins to pop at radio. many of the integral pieces of the puzzle are already in place.

That certainly seems to be happening with Warner Bros. Records hard rock band Linkin Park. The band's

debut single. One Step Closer.' is taking off at some

of the most influential stations at Alternative and Ac- tive Rock. and the label hasn't even officially gone for adds yet. Among the Alternatives spinning the track are

WXRK/New York. KROQ/Los Angeles. WNNX/At- lanta, KEDDPhoenix, KROX/Austin. CIMX/Detroit 'Snd WBCN/Boston. On the Active side are KRXQ/Sac-

Linkin Park

ramento. WXTM /St. Louis. KUPD/Phoenix. KXXR/ Minneapolis, KUFO /Portland, KSJO /San Jose and

WAAFBoston. The Southern California -based quintet joined the

Warner roster thanks to the efforts of new VP /A &R Jeff Blue. who first heard the band's music about four years

ago while working at Zomba Music Publishing. He re-

calls, ''The guitar player. Brad Delson, was my intern at Zomba while he was still in college. He had this band

that he kept talking about. He gave me a demo tape. and

one night when I wasn't even planning to go out. I ended

up popping by to sec them. I immediately felt something. I could tell intuitively that something was there, even

though it was their first show. I offered them a publishing deal right on the spot:'

Over the next two years Blue tried to get the group signed. Nobody bit. He remembers, "In hindsight it really worked out well. because Brad and the guys worked their asses off and learned the business. While I was at Zomba, l worked very closely with the band on

their songwriting and their live performance. It gave

them time to really work on everything. When I took the

job at Warner. this was the first act I wanted to sign." Another conscious decision by Blue was to na get a

producer involved with the group early on. He comments. "1 wanted them to form their own identity when

it came to writing songs. and they were smart enough

to realize that. They knew that it was in their best in-

terests not to have someone who began dictating what

they should sound like. "We always talked about how the thing that was go-

ing to separate them from everyone else was their songs \ and how they convey a message in each song. When it was time to finally choose a producer. we were fonu- nate to be able to work with Don Gilmore. who really knows songs"

On the promotion front. Linkin Park was one of the

big buzz records coming out of the Alternative "Juke-

Ill. txzv Jury" panel at R &R Convention 2000. Warner Bros.

Iltiu Sr. VP/Ponwtion Tom Biery comments, "I remember getting calls from [WNNX APD/MD] Chris Williams and [KEDJ APD /MD] Marty Whitney. and they

wanted to play different tracks from the album during the panel. [WXRK MD] Mike Peer has been very vocal about the hand. So it really launched from there. Af- ter the convention we had people calling us up. asking about the band. That confirmed what we already be-

lieved, that this was going to be a huge record for us." That was in mid -June. One month later. Biery says.

the Warner team "aggressively began promoting the

record to Rock. Active Rock. Alternative and anybody who would listen. The feedback we kept getting back was awesome. But it wasn't only about One Step Closer.' Programmers stared talking about several other

tracks on the album." Interestingly, KEDJ's Whitney flint heard about Linkin

Park when they were performing under another name.

Hybrid Theory. Whitney recalls. "A salesperson at our station who has his hands in a lot of stuff threw a two- song sampler on my desk and said it was great music. I

listened to it and thought the same thing. All they needed was a good producer to fatten the sound up."

Whitney says the new single. which wasn't on the

sampler. fits perfectly with today's Alternative sound. "1 know people don't like making comparisons, but they

have a sound that's similar to Papa Roach. and that sound's poppin' right now. People can't get enough. The great thing about Linkin Park is that they are very much their own band and are going to be a pan of the next

wave. Its top three in phones already." Linkin Park are currently on tour with The

Kottonmouth Kings. The group's debut album. which uses the band's former name as its title, Hybrid Theory,

is slated for Oct. 24 release.

Ready For Takeoff Fans of harder -edged rock 'n' roll should give the

Memphis -based quartet Broken a listen. The group's debut single, ''27," was added last week by hometown Active Rocker WMFS. The station spun the track seven

times during the week ending Aug. 27. with three of those plays coming during morning and evening drive. PD Rob Cressman says the track was pulling down huge

Broken

phones on its nightly local music feature, which prompted the add.

Broken has been together for about three years, says

lead guitarist Justin Rimer. The group recorded its new

album over the past eight to nine months at Memphis' Ardent Studios. where Rimer works. Matt Marton and

Paul Ebersold liked the group's music so much that they

produced. mixed and mastered the self -titled disc. And. thanks to some lobbying by WMFS' Cressman, nearly

every major label is interested in the group. Going forward, the band - which has yet to sign a

management or publishing deal - plans to release the self- titled album in the very near future. Then. as Rimer says "It'll be time to take a deep breath, relax and make

the right decisions and put together the best team we can.

We've had a lot of offers from managers and lawyers. but we want to sit back and look closely at everything."

Rimer can be contacted at 901 -351 -3882. Bandmembers can be reached via e-mail at zombie_ [email protected]. - Steve Wonsiewicz4

Midyear Music Sales Slip 2% Unit shipments of recorded music slipped 2.4% during the

first six months of 2000 to 489 million copies, while the value of those deliveries rose 4.1% to $6.19 billion, the RIAA reports.

Full- length CDs led the way, rising 6% to 420 million units worth

$5.68 billion, for an increase of 9.9 %. Another bright spot was music videos and DVDs. Videos saw unit shipments rise 6.3 to 5.1 million copies worth $69 million, a 28.8% increase. DVD

unit shipments climbed 71.3% to 1.4 million copies worth $35 million, a 52.4% rise. On the downside, full -length cassette de-

liveries plummeted 31.5% to 38.6 million copies worth $303.2 million, a 37.1% decrease. All singles formats witnessed de- clines, with the total singles market slumping 45.2% to 22.7 mil-

lion units worth $93 million, down from $165.5 million in 1999.

Friends In High Places Some of the music industry's biggest stars will participate in

a DirectTV series titled Music in High Places that debuts Oct. 6. The ftr §t installment features Alanis Morissette performing at the Navajo Nation's Canyon de Chelly National Monument in

Arizona. Other acts set to appear include Lyle Lovett, Sugar Ray, Shawn Colvin, Brian McKnight and Chrissie Hynde. Described as a mix of National Geographic and MTV and VH 1

programming, the adventure /travelogue /music series will be filmed at some of the world's most fabled sites, including the Taj

Mahal, Vietnam's Hue Monuments. Britain's Stonehenge and

Chile's Rapa Nui (Easter Island). The program's producers are also in negotiations to have the series televised in January 2001

on a major cable network. In the meantime, an expanded ver-

sion of the series will be streamed on the Microsoft Network. Series sponsors include Radio Shack. RCA and MSN.

Studio Outtakes Republic/Universal will release the multiplatinum hard rock

band Godsmack's sophomore album, Awake, Oct. 31. The

disc was produced by the group's frontman, vocalist/songwriter Sully Erna, and Mudrock. The two also paired on Godsmack's first album. Erna says the new disc is "a lot more aggressive. It has a bit more attitude, and it's a little angrier" In related news, Merle Haggard's first album for punk indie label Epitaph Records, If Only I Could Fly, will be released Oct. 10. Haggard wrote 10 of the disc's 12 tracks and co-wrote the other two ...

Atlantic Records will release Hootie & The Blowfish's album of outtakes, B -sides and previously unreleased material, Scat- tered, Smothered, and Covered. on Oct. 24 ... Mark Knopfler's new solo album, Sailing to Philadelphia. hits retail Sept. 26.

Biz Briefs U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff has ruled that MP3.com will

face damages for copyright infringement per CD, not per song,

as the record companies had hoped for ... Hitmakers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis have inked a three -year joint venture with Arista Records for their imprint, Flyte Tyme Records. Arista will

now take over all marketing, promotion and distribution duties ... MTV Networks will bow a 24 -hour Japanese channel in Janu- ary 2001. MTV is partnering with OJapanMedla, whose inves-

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The Year So Far Columbia tops YTD Pop and Rhythmic plays

With CHR headed into the important fall Arbitrons and the labels going into the vital holiday season, I reached into my Mediabase bag of tricks to provide you with a score card of sorts for CHR/Pop and CHR/Rhythmic.

The following charts am ranked in order by number of plays from Jan. to Aug. 23, 2000.

While you can slice and dice a chart many different ways. to offer a different perspective I also totaled up cumulative Mediabase- monitored plays for labels on both the Pop

and Rhythmic charts to offer a perspective on the total number of songs and plays each

label has earned since the beginning of the year. Important note: This review includes only Mediabase- monitored R &R reporters.

CHR/Pop On the CHR/Pop chart 'N Sync's "Bye

Bye Bye" (Jive) is tops with an amazing 141.255 plays, but when it comes to cumulative plays, once again Columbia ranks first. with 607.143. The label's plays come from nine songs on the top 50 chart. includ ing big hits from Destiny's Child. Savage

Garden and Blaine. Following Columbia is

Jive with 513.028 plays on six songs from 'N Sync. Britney Spears and The Backstreet Boys.

Arista takes third in plays with 422.915 and has six top 50 songs, including two from Santana. With five songs, Universal picks up a total of 329.939 plays. Sonique and Eiffel 65 help to put the label in fourth place. Propelled by big hits from Vertical Horizon and Christina Aguilera, RCA takes

fifth with 299.168 plays on only three charting songs.

Atlantic checks in at sixth with four top 50 songl,and 259,878 plays, with matchbox twenty leading the charge. Epic is ranked seventh, with two songs, from Macy Gray and Celine Dion, totaling 203.870 plays. In eighth place it's Interscope with 190.593 plays on Enrique Iglesias. Smash Mouth

and Eminem. Rounding out the top 10 are

Warner Bros.. with Faith Hill and The Goo Goo Dolls delivering 126.460 plays, and 550 Music with 122,674 plays from Ninc Days and Mandy 111(x)re.

Island Def Jam Music Group has hit it big by crossing Sisqo and Montel) Jordan for a total of 1 15,021 plays, followed by

Wind -up with 115.143 plays for Creed. Elektra picks up 85.720 plays from the hit machine Third Eye Blind. and MCA hit a

home run with Blink -182 to earn 74,118 plays. The same goes for Virgin, with Aaliyah tallying 73,288. BNA amazed everyone with Lonestar: Cumulative plays have reached 70,792. Finally. Hollywood is

still building with BB Mak at 59,91 I plays.

CHR/Rhythmic

Sisqo tops the CHR/Rhythmic year -to- date chart when it comes to total number of plays for a song, but Columbia is tops for labels with 239.477. The label has 10 songs

in the top 50, including multiple hits from Columbia artists Destiny's Child and Blaque. It also has the power of So So Def behind it. The Island Det' Jam Music Group is secónd with 197.128 total plays. The label has five songs on the chart from artists including year -to-date chart- topper Sisgo. Jay -Z and DMX.

Interscope is ranked third in cumulative plays with 170,447. The label has six charting songs. Just a few plays behind Interscope is Universal, which has eight charting songs and 169,224 plays. The label's big -play songs come from Nelly. Ju

venire and Sonique. Santana and La Facc Records, which includes Toni Braxton and

Pink, continue- todeliver for Arista, as it takes the fifth position in year -to-date plays with 153,059. Arista has six songs on the chart.

In sixth, it's Jive with Joe. Britney Spears

and The Backstreet Boys. Jive has a com- manding 120,924 cumulative plays with four songs in the top 50. Rounding out the

year-to -date top 50 CHR/Rhythmic chart are

RCA (64,227 plays; three songs), Elektra (55,453 plays; two songs), Virgin (53.398 plays; one song). Capitol (15.932 play; one song). Warner Bros. (14.803 plays; one song) and MCA (13,239 plays; one song).

CHR/Pop Top 50 Rank

1

ARTIST Trtle(Label) 'N SYNC Bye Bye Bye (Jive)

Total Plays YTD

141,255

2 VERTICAL HORIZON Everything'bu Want (RCA) 139,131

3 MACY GRAY I Try (Epic) 116,920

4 CREED Higher (Wind -up) 115,143

5 CHRISTINA AGUILERA What A Girl Wants (RCA) 104,036

6 SANTANA f/PRODUCT G&B Maria Maria (Arista) 102,786

7 DESTINY'S CHILD Say My Name (Columbia) 99,555

8 SAVAGE GARDEN I Knew I Loved You (Columbia) 99,486

9 SONIQUE It Feels So Good (Farm ClutYRepubkc/Universai 99,274

10 SANTANA IIROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista) 98,004

11 BLAME Bring It All To Me (Columbia) 95.391

12 BACKSTREET BOYS Show Me The Meaning Of Being ... (Jive) 94,403

13 PINK There You Go (LaFace/Arista) 92,002

14 CELMIE DION That's The Way It Is (550 Music) 86,950

15 MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic) 86,357

16 THIRD EYE BUND Never Let You Go (Elektra/EEG) 85,720

17 'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) 84.922

18 KID ROCK Only God Knows Why (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) 82,652

19 BRfTNEY SPEARS Oops ... I Did It Again (Jive) 80,757

20 FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.) 80,505

21 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With ' You (Interscope) 77,063

22 EIFFEL 65 Blue (Da Ba Dee) (Republic/Universal) 74290

23 BUNK -182 Adam's Song (MCA) 74.118

24 SISOO Thong Song (Dragon/Del Soul/IDJMG) 73,524

25 AAUYAH Try Again (BlackGroundNbgin) 73288

26 MARC ANTHONY 1 Need To Know (Columbia) 71,946

27 SMASH MOUTH Then The Morning Comes (Interscope) 71,635

28 LONESTAR Amazed (BNA) 70,972

29 JOE I Wanna Know (Jive) 69,396

30 NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music) 68,714

31 BRIAN MCKNIGHT Back At One (MotowrvUniversal) 65,117

32 BBMAK Bade Here (Hollywood) 59,911

33 TRAIN Meet Virginia (Aware/Columbia) 56,003

34 CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA) 56,001

36 MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be With NW (550 Music) 53.960

36 WHITNEY HOUSTON My Love Is Your Love (Arista) 49,444

37 SUGAR RAY Falls Apart (Lava/Atlantic) 48,960

38 SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Bum (Columbia) 48,150

39 MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me (Columbia) 46,987

40 JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In Love With Mau (Columbia) 46,361

41 AUCE DEEJAY Better Ott Alone (Republic/Universal) 46,028

42 GOO GOO DOLLS Broadway (Warner Bros.) 45,955

43 702 Where My Girls At? (MotowrvUniversal) 45230

44 DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin (Columbia) 43,264

45 BACKSTREET BOYS The One (Jive) 42,293

46 EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (Aftermath/Interscope) 41,895

47 TOM BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough ... (LaFace/Arista) 41,889

48 MONTELL JORDAN Get It On ... Tonute (Del Soul/4DJMG) 41,497

49 TLC Unpretty (LaFace/Arista) 40,804

50 WESTUFE Swear It Again (Arista) 39,874

CHR/Rhythmic Top 50 Rank

1

ARTIST Title (Label)

51500 Thong Song (Dragon/Det Sout/!DJMG) Total Plays

63,290 YTD

2 DESTINY'S CHILD Say My Name (Columbia) 56,385

3 JOE I Wanna Know (Jive) 56,378

4 AAUYAH Try Again (&ackGroundNirgin) 52,398

5 DR. DRE UEMINEM Forget About Dre (AfermatMVlnterscope) 46,989

6 JAY -Z Big Pimpin' (Roc A- Feia/IDJMG) 42,410

7 PINK There You Go (LaFace/Arista) 40,314

8 DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin' (Columbia) 40,138

9 OMX Party Up (Up In Here) (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG) 39,319

10 EMINEM The Real Si i Shady (ARennathAntersccpe) 36,573




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CALLOuT AMERICA® song selection is based on the top 25 titles from the R&R CHR/Pop chart for the airplay week of August 6-12.

CHR/POP

ARTIST TITLE LABELISi TW

TOTAL AVERAGE

LW 2W 3W

DEMOGRAPHICS REGIONS

WOMEN

12-17 WOMEN

18-24 WOMEN

25-34 MID-

EAST SOUTH WEST WEST

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) 4.01 3.93 3.96 3.99 68.0 11.2 4.21 4.00 3.75 3.88 4.17 4.00 4.04

H. NELLY Country Grammar (Fo'Reel/Universal) 3.90 3.94 3.84 3.90 72.2 17.4 4.13 3.86 3.58 3.73 3.95 4.08 3.85

H* PAPA ROACH Last Resort (DreamWorks) 3.90 3.76 3.80 3.94 49.4 7.4 4.23 3.71 3.32 3.60 4.00 3.98 4.04

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin' (Columbia) 3.74 3.83 3.79 3.87 83.6 30.3 3.78 3.70 3.71 3.73 3.68 3.87 3.67

'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) 3.66 3.79 3.71 3.72 90.8 33.3 3.85 3.70 3.40 3.63 3.51 3.75 3.76

CREED Higher (Wind -up) 3.64 3.58 3.64 3.80 84.4 32.0 3.51 3.66 3.77 3.48 3.45 3.77 3.80

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) 3.62 3.51 3.49 3.56 54.3 12.2 3.59 3.59 3.71 3.56 3.73 3.63 3.59

NEXT Witey (Arista) 3.61 - - - 46.4 12.9 3.46 3.56 4.03 3.45 3.89 3.67 3.47

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA) 3.61 - - - 45.7 6.9 3.61 3.62 3.60 3.52 3.66 3.44 3.83

VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA) 3.58 3.47 3.55 3.68 83.4 30.3 3.55 3.59 3.60 3.58 3.37 3.53 3.79

BON JOVI It's My Lite (Island/IDJMG) 3.57 3.48 3.44 - 53.6 10.2 3.68 3.57 3.44 3.50 3.69 3.41 3.83

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music) 3.55 3.66 3.46 3.73 84.4 30.0 3.74 3.50 3.36 3.45 3.49 3.39 3.84

JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In... (Columbia) 3.53 3.40 3.45 3.49 73.9 22.8 3.77 3.29 3.47 3.55 3.22 3.58 3.71

PINK There You Go (LaFace /Arista) 3.51 3.72 3.60 3.59 80.4 35.5 3.45 3.72 3.31 3.49 3.53 3.68 3.35

BRITNEY SPEARS Lucky (Jive) 3.50 3.43 3.49 - 72.0 21.8 3.88 3.20 3.22 3.25 3.43 3.73 3.58

MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic) 3.50 3.56 3.48 3.59 77.7 24.6 3.38 3.50 3.67 3.36 3.49 3.47 3.67

BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood) 3.49 3.50 3.44 3.60 77.9 22.1 3.56 3.42 3.49 3.42 3.40 3.64 3.50

JOE I Wanna Know (Jive) 3.49 3.54 3.42 3.43 82.6 31.3 3.46 3.41 3.62 3.35 3.52 3.65 3.44

TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace /Arista) 3.49 3.47 3.51 3.57 78.7 26.3 3.53 3.36 3.60 3.49 3.53 3.57 3.40

MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be With You (550 Music) 3.48 3.44 3.54 3.53 71.5 24.6 3.52 3.53 3.34 3.31 3.45 3.64 3.51

JANET Doesn't Really Matter (DelSoul/IDJMG) 3.47 3.55 3.58 3.57 77.7 21.8 3.53 3.40 3.45 3.24 3.70 3.36 3.59

CHRISTINA AGUILERA Come On Over Baby (AII I Want Is You) (RCA) 3.43 3.56 3.59 3.68 71.2 23.1 3.63 3.43 3.06 3.15 3.16 3.86 3.48

SOULDECISION Faded (MCA) 3.43 3.44 3.11 3.33 40.0 9.4 3.49 3.38 3.41 3.00 3.00 3.54 3.87

STING Desert Rose (A &M/Interscope) 3.39 3.21 3.13 3.23 63.8 18.6 3.19 3.38 3.65 3.10 3.75 3.48 3.37

AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGroundAfrgin) 3.37 3.44 3.41 3.51 84.9 38.2 3.29 3.55 3.28 3.28 3.52 3.32 3.38

98 DEGREES Give Me Just One Night (Una Noche) (Universal) 3.36 3.27 - - 63.5 17.1 3.25 3.35 3.52 3.08 3.16 3.45 3.67

MADONNA Musk (Maverick/WB) 3.10 3.13 - 57.6 21.6 2.83 3.80 3.58 2.87 3.38 3.86 3.19

SHAGGY Dance 8 Shout (MCA) 2.90 3.00 3.01 - 58.3 20.3 2.87 2.65 3.13 2.78 2.98 3.02 2.80

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day: Pop equals variety! 3 Doors Down's "Kryptonite" (Republic/Uni- versal) returns to the top with a 4.01

overall. "Kryptonite" also finishes No.

118 -24.

Nelly's "Country Grammar' (Fó Reel/Universal) ties for the No. 2 spot

overall with 3.90. It ranks No. 3 with 12 -17s. scoring a 4.13 in that demo.

and is No. 2 among women 18 -24. The

catchy song is maintaining spots on the

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Nelly with a 3.90 overall score. "Last Resort** is one hit that's staying consis-

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among teens. scoring a 4.00.

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3.74 and ranks No. 4 overall. Two songs debut on the survey this

week tied for eighth. First is Next's "Wifey" (Arista). which lands first among 25 -34s with a 4.03. "You're A

God" h) Vertical Horizon IRCAI ranks eighth among I8 -24s and 25-

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Several songs an breaking out with

the 25 -34 cell: "Music" by Madonna (Maverick/WB) scores its best in that

demo. ranking 11th with a 3.58. Also posting strong 25 -34 scores an 'Beni' by Matchbox Twenty (Lava/Atian- tic), at No. 5 in the demo: Sting's "Desert Rose" (A &M/Interscope). No. 6: and "He Wasn't Man Enough" by Toni Braxton I LaFace/Arista ). which conies in at No. 8.

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DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin' (Columbia) 8941 +397 978550 13 158/1 ARTIST TITLE LABELS' ADDS

MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic) 8382 -256 827112 20 166/0 ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Sad Eyes (Interscope) 75

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite ( Republic/Universal) 7986 +666 746767 11 163/4 SAVAGE GARDEN Affirmation (Columbia) 52

JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Def SouL/IDJMG) 7636 +626 881726 12 165/0 SR -71 Right Now (RCA) 34

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music) 7565 -676 715405 18 168/1 CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) 21

MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB) 7174 +788 781002 5 171/0 MARC ANTHONY My Baby You (Columbia) 21

JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In Love With You (Columbia) 6786 -606 598184 14 166/0 MESI What's The Dillio (Maverick) 20

CHRISTINA AGUILERA Come On Over (All I Want...) (RCA) 6630 +488 676980 7 169/2 DEXTER FREEBISH Leaving Town (Capitol) 20

TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace/Arista) 6572 +247 723453 18 147/1 DREAM He Loves U Not (Bad Boy /Arista) 18

BRITNEY SPEARS Lucky (Jive) 6552 +369 641965 6 170/0 BILLY GILMAN One Voice (550 Music./Epic) 18

UMIAK Back Here (Hollywood) 6505 -340 671290 21 168/0 SAMANTHA MUMM Gotta... (WdddcardPoydor/Irnerscope)17

JOE I Wanna Know (Jive) 6327 -603 756602 19 154/0

AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGroundNirgin) 6006 -825 665888 19 147/0

98 DEGREES Give Me Just One Night... (Universal) 5561 +585 595588 4 169/0

'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) 5551 -852 637238 19 156/0

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) 5487 +110 498693 9 157/0

SOULDECISION Faded (MCA) 5327 +310 476922 12 161/2

CREED Higher (Wind -up) 4779 -502 642410 32 141/0

PINK There You Go (LaFace/Arista) 4329 -373 553113 26 134/0

VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA) 4140 -557 453414 38 146/0

NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal) 4121 +699 462382 6 143/6 Most Increased BON JOVI It's My Life (Island/IOJMG) 3893 +291 411381 15 137/0 Plays PINK Most Girls (LaFace/Arista) 3847 +840 435302 5 146/10 TOTAL

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MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be With You (550 Music) 3641 -755 415805 20 145/1 CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) +1472

BABA MEN Who Let The Dogs Out (Artemis) 3596 +455 346747 7 144/4 PINK Most Girls (Laface/Arista) +840

CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind-up) 3450 +1472 335169 3 148/21 MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB) +788

STING Desert Rose (A &Milnterscope) 3401 -440 358024 16 138/0 NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal) +699

THIRD EYE BUND Deep Inside Of You (E/ektra/EEG) 3095 +255 313392 7 137/1 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) +666

FASTBALL You're An Ocean (Hollywood) 2250 +309 181914 4 131/5 JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Del Soul/IDJMG) +626

SAMANTHA MUMM Gotta Tell You (Wildcard/Potydor /lnterscope) 1988 +490 173410 4 139/17 98 DEGREES Give Me Just One Night... (Universal) +585

NO AUTHORITY Can I Get Your Number (Maverick) 1855 +154 148808 8 116/5 VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA) +567

BARENAKED LADIES Pinch Me (Reprise) 1804 +326 153303 3 110/8 SAAIANTTN MUMBA Gotta.. (WictirlfolydovInterscope) +490

MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Me (Epic) 1798 -406 173911 8 118/0 CHRISTINA AGUILERA Come On Over (M...) (RCA) +488

DEBELAH MORGAN Dance With Me (DAS/Atlantic) 1788 +286 207183 8 97/7

JAY -Z Big Pimpin' (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) 1788 +13 216940 11 72/1

EVAN AND JARON Crazy For This Girl (Columbia) 1617 +240 127389 4 109/10

DM Party Up (Up In Here) (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG) 1284 -17 161847 16 62/1

15 Distracted (Giant/Reprise) 1202 +57 90359 4 81/0

NEXT Wifey (Arista) 1198 +38 112998 6 61/0

SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) 1149 -251 124514 15 80/0

KANDI Don't Think I'm Not (So So Def /Columbia) 1111 +294 155695 2 62/8

EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (Aftermath/Interscope) 1066 -352 110321 17 96/0

FAITH HILL The Way You Love Me (Warner Bros.) 963 +485 72903 1 87/12 Breakers. EVE 6 Promise (RCA) 960 +380 80798 1 76/13

CORRS Breathless (143/Lava/Atlantic) 956 +67 60697 2 77/4 CREED SHAGGY Dance & Shout (MCA) 927 -986 105539 10 95/0 With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) KID ROCK Wasting Time (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) 826 +75 56879 2 62/2 TOTAL PLAYSANCREASE TOTAL STATIONSIADDS CHART

ROXETTE Wish I Could Fly (Edel America) 754 +65 39477 1 63/2 3450/472 148/21

BACKSTREET BOYS The One (Jive) 750 -74 83303 18 101/0

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New 8r Active RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) Total Plays: 695. Total Stations: 54. Adds: 12

PAM ROACH Last Resort (Dream Works) Total Plays: 680. Total Stations: 45. Adds: 8

MADISON AVENUE Don't Call Me Baby (C2/Columbia) Total Plays- 671. Total Stations: 18. Adds: 2

CLEOPATRA U Got It (Maverick/WB) Total Plays: 669. Total Stations: 70. Adds: 5

DIDO Here With Me (Arista) Total Plays: 639. Total Stations: 61. Adds: 5

'N SYNC This I Promise You (Jive) Total Plays: 617. Total Stations: 18. Adds: 11

MARC ANTHONY My Baby You (Columbia) Total Plays: 544, Total Stations: 68, Adds: 21

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Total Plays: 535. Total Stations: 59. Adds: 1

WHEATUS Teenage Dirtbag (Columbia) Total Plays: 420. Total Stations: 37. Adds: 6

FRAGMAToca's Miracle (Groovilicious/Atlantic) Total Plays: 416. Total Stations: 21. Adds: 5

SISOD Incomplete (Dragon/Del Soul/IDJMG) Total Plays: 372. Total Stations: 44. Adds: 7

EAMMIECrazy Things I Do (Freeworld/Capitol)


DREAM He Loves U Not (Bad Boy /Arista) Total Plays: 337. Total Stations: 49. Adds: 18

ALICE DEEJAY Back In My Life (Republic/Universal) Total Plays: 300. Total Stations: 20. Adds: 0

MYA Case Of The Ex (Whatcha...) (UnitersifyMterscope) Total Plays: 264. Total Stations: 17. Adds: 6

ROBBIE WILLIAMS Rock DJ (Capitol) Total Plays: 259. Total Stations: 38. Adds: 12

2GETHER The Hardest Part Of... (TVT)


STROKE9 Washin' + Wonderin' (Cherry/Universal) Total Plays: 205. Total Stations: 20. Adds: 0

PHISH Heavy Things (Elektra/EEG)


EITON JOHN Friends Never Say Goodbye (Dream Works)


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Top 40 syndicated hour -long program Chick Click Radio airs across the country and is streamed

24/7 through their website, www.chickclickrodio.com. Picture are (l -r): Chick jockey Michelle

Madden, Arista recording artist Dido and Chick producer Jenifer Faison.

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KKFR /Phoenix recently held their Up In Smoke show at the America West Arena, which included performances by Dr. Dre, Eminem, Nate Dog and Snoop Doggy Dog. Hanging out backstage are: Enrique Ongpin, Mary Nyren, MD Charlie 'Westside" Huero, Greg "Who's

your daddy ?" Lawley, Dre, PD Bruce St. James, Nino "Never in the office" Cuccinello and

Gary "G- spot" Spangler.


11 MONTELL JORDAN Get It On ... Tonite (Del SouI/IDJMG) 35,828

12 CHRISTINA AGUILERA What A Girl Wants (RCA) 34,720

13 'N SYNC Bye Bye Bye (Jive) 34,147

14 MISSY ELLIOT Hot Boyz (EastWest/EEG) 32.052

15 SANTANA f/PRODUCT G &B Maria Maria (Arista) 31,831

16 DR. DRE The Next Episode (Aftermath/lnterscope) 30,926

17 NELLY Country Grammar (Fo'Reel/Universal) 29.609

18 JUVENILE Back That Azz Up (Cash Money /Universal) 29,557

19 BLAQUE Bring It All To Me (Columbia) 29,449

20 SONIQUE It Feels So Good (Farm Club /Republic/Universal) 24,612

21 NEXT Wifey (Arista) 24,287

22 DA BRAT What'chu Like (So So Del /Columbia) 23,473

23 OL DIRTY BASTARD Got Your Money (Elektra/EEG) 23,401

24 TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough ... (LaFace /Arista) 22,619

25 EVE Love Is Blind (Ruff Ryders/Interscope) 22,180

26 BRIAN MCKNIGHT Back At One (Motown/Universal) 19,767

27 AALIYAH I Don't Wanna (BlackGround/Priority) 19,621

28 AUCE DEEJAY Better Off Alone (Republic/Universal) 18,315

29 JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Del /Columbia) 18,021

30 702 Where My Girl's At? (Motown/Universal) 18,020

31 BLACK ROB Whoa! (Bad Boy /Arista) 17,920

32 2PAC f /OUTLAWS Baby Don't Cry (Death Row /Amaru /Interscope) 17.210

33 MYA f /JADAKISS Best Of Me (University/lnterscope) 16.569

34 JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Del Soul /IDJMG) 16,281

35 PUFF DADDY f/R. KELLY Satisfy You (Bad Boy /Arista) 16,088

36 KUMBIA KINGS U Don't Love Me Anymore (Capitol) 15.932

37 EIFFEL 65 Blue (Da Ba Dee) (Republic/Universal) 15,740

38 BACKSTREET BOYS Show Me The Meaning Of Being ... (Jive) 15,651

39 MARIAH CAREY & JOE Thank God I Found You (Columbia) 15,646

40 'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) 15,307

41 504 BOYZ Wobble. Wobble (No Limit/Priority) 15,193

42 CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA) 14,809

43 BRITNEY SPEARS Oops ... I Did It Again (Jive) 14,748

44 NU FLAVOR 3 Little Words (Reprise) 14,703

45 CHRISTINA AGUILERA Genie In A Bottle (RCA) 14.698

46 BOB MARLEY f/LAURYN HILL Turn Your Lights Down Low (Columbia) 13,966

47 DA BRAT That's What I'm Looking For (So So De/ /Columbia) 13,823

48 HOT BOYS I Need A Hot Girl (Cash Money /Universal) 13,604

49 MARIAH CAREY Heartbreaker (Columbia) 13,269

50 AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA) 13,239

bETTIN" MIAUT IN AIULUNA

Will the real Slim Shady please stand up? KKFR's Up In Smoke show blew out Phoenix

listeners with an incredible lineup that included the Real Slim Shady, Eminem. Thugged

out are: MD Charlie Huero, Eminem, PD Bruce St. James, Greg Lawley, Nino Cuccinello,

Gary Spangler and Enrique Ongpin.



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Most Played Recurrent& BRITNEY SPEARS Oops!...I Did It Again (Jive)

MACY GRAY I Try (Epic)

'N SYNC Bye Bye Bye (Jive)

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You (Interscope)

SONIQUE It Feels So Good (Farmclub/Republic/Universal)

SANTANA FIROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista)

SISQO Thong Song (Dragon/Def Soul/IDJMG)

DESTINY'S CHILD Say My Name (Columbia)

THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go (Elektra/EEG)

MARC ANTHONY I Need To Know (Columbia)

ALICE DEEJAY Better Off Alone (Republic/Universal)

TRAIN Meet Virginia (Aware /Columbia)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA What A Girl Wants (RCA)

G00 G00 DOLLS Slide (Warner Bros.)

SMASH MOUTH All Star (Interscope)

SAVAGE GARDEN I Knew I Loved You (Columbia)

SUGAR RAY Someday (Lava/Atlantic)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA Genie In A Bottle (RCA)

JENNIFER LOPEZ If You Had My Love (Work/Epic)

FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.)

CHR/POP GoIng ór Adds ono PHOENIX STONE Still Be Loving You (Transcontinental /Universal)

R&R Sales Exec. Kristy Reeves stopped by Universal Records to visit with Sr Dir./Pop

Promotion and new dad David Nathan and discuss the (abets next move for 98 Degrees.

1 NEXT Too Close 51 ALANIS MORISSETTE Head Over Feet

2 SUGAR RAY Fly 52 OMC How Bizarre

3 WILL SMITH Miami . 53 THIRD EYE BLIND How's It Going To Be

4 WILL SMITH Gettin' Jiggy Wit It 54 PRINCE Kiss

5 THIRD EYE BLIND Semi- Charmed Life 55 SPIN DOCTORS Two Princes

5 NOTORIOUS B.I.G. Mò Money, Mo' Problems 56 BACKSTREET BOYS Ouit Playing Games...

7 MATCHBOX 20 3am 57 BLUES TRAVELER Run -Around

8 MATCHBOX 28 Real World 58 EN VOGUE My Lovin' (You're Never ...)

9 THIRD EYE BLIND Jumper 59 BACKSTREET BOYS Everybody

10 USHER You Make Me Wanna 60 RED HOT CHILI PEPPER Under The Bridge

K -CI 8 JOJO All My Lite 61 ROBYN Do You (Know What It Takes)

12 TONIC If You Could Only See 52 GINUWINE Pony

13 GREEN DAY Time Of Your Life (Good...) 63 SALT- N -PEPA Shoop

14 PUFF DADOYIIFMTH (VMS á 112116e Missing... 64 TONE -LOC Wild Thing

15 ROBYN Show Me Love 65 U840 Red Red Wine

16 SMASH MOUTH Walkin' On The Sun 66 DAVE MATTHEWS BANDWhat Would You Say

17 CHUMBAWUMBA Tubthumping 67 WILL SMITH Men In Black

18 MEREDITH BROOKS Bitch 68 LA BOUCHE Be My Lover

19 MARK MORRISON Return Of The Mack 69 PAULA COLE I Don't Want To Wait

20 TLC Waterfalls 70 MARIAH CAREY Fantasy

21 EDWIN MCCAIN l'IhBe 71 EN VOGUE (Don't Let Go) Love

22 MONTELL JORDAN This Is How We Do It 72 SNAP Rhythm Is A Dancer

23 2 UNLIMITED Get Ready For This 73 WILL SMITH Just The Two Ot Us

24 FASTBALL The Way 74 TLC Creep

25 OUAD CITY DJ'S C'mon N' Ride It 75 PRINCE When Doves Cry

26 REAL MCCOY Another Night 76 SHERYL CROW All I Wanna Do

27 MARCY PLAYGROUND Sex 8. Candy 77 JEWEL You Were Meant For Me

28 SAVAGE GARDEN Truly Madly Deeply 78 SALT -N -PEPA á EN VOGUE Whatta Man

29 NO DOUBT Don't Speak 79 SHANIA TWAIN You're Still The One

30 CRANBERRIES Dreams 80 AMBER This Is Your Night

31 BLACKSTREET No Diggity 81 ALANIS MORISSETTE Hand In My Pocket

32 FUGEES Killing Me Softly 82 COLLECTIVE SOUL The World I Know

33 MATCHBOX 20 Push 83 2 PAC I/DR. DRE California Love

34 SISTER HAZEL All for You 84 MARIAN CAREY Always Be My Baby

35 SARAH MCLACHLAN Angel 85 DEEP BLUE SOMETHINGBreaktast At Tiffany's

36 JANET Together Again 86 COLLECTIVE SOUL December

37 WALLFLOWERS One Headlight 87 HADDAWAY What Is Love

38 ALANIS MORISSETTE Ironic 88 VERVE PIPE The Freshmen

39 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Crash Into Me 89 SAVAGE GARDEN I Want You

40 BACKSTREET BOYS As Long As You Love Me 90 MODERN ENGLISH I Melt With You

41 ALANIS MORISSETTE You Oughta Know 91 LA BOUCHE Sweet Dreams

42 'N SYNC I Want You Back 92 INNER CIRCLE Sweat (A La La La Long)

43 DUNCAN SHEIK Barely Breathing 93 DONNA LEWIS I Love You Always Forever

44 EVERYTHING BUT THE GIRL Missing 94 SOFT CELL Tainted Love

45 1NOJ Love You Down 95 ROB BASE 8 DJ E -Z ROCK It Takes Two

46 GREEN DAY When I Come Around 96 LIVE Lightning Crashes

47 CARDIGANS Lovefool 97 MAXAMILLION Sexual Healing

48 BRIAN MCKNIGHT Anytime 98 OMD If You Learn

49 ALANIS MORISSETTE You Learn 99 DAVE MATTHEWS Ants Marching

50 GOO G00 DOLLS Name 1N BRANDY Sittin Up In My Room

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NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal)

COMMON The Light (MCA)

DA BRAT What'chu Like (So So Def /Columba)

DR. DRE The Next Episode (Aftermattvinterscope)

MYSTIKAL Shake Ya Ass (Jive)

DMX What You Want (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG)

LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me (So So Def/Columbia)

JAY -Z Big Pimpin' (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG)

EMINEM The Way I Am (AftermatMnterscope)

UL' ZANE F/112 Catlin' Me (Worldwide/Priority)

TRINA Pull Over (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic)

LL' KM No Matter What They Say (Queen BeeerllnAtlerltc) 1832 2352 110/0

BIG TYMERS #1 Stunna (Cash Money/Universal) 1662 1389 85/7

LL COOL J Imagine That (DefJam/IDJMG) 1652 1687 113/0

DMX Party Up (Up In Here) (RufRyders/IDJMG) 1505 1707 104/0

JAY -Z MEMPHIS BLEB(13 NHL Hey Papi (Def Sou /ID,Nv1G) 1349 1034 102/8

LUDACRIS What's Your Fantasy (Def Jam SoutIODJMG) 1186 887 78/13

MAJOR FIGGAS Yeah That's Us (RuffnatioMNB) 1041 1043 102/2

504 BOYZ Wobble. Wobble (No Limit/Priority) 975 1111 90/O

DE LA SOUL 0o0h (Tommy Boy) 915 798 108/4

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2075 1363 118/4

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NELLY E I. (Fo' Reel/Universal) Total Plays. 386. Total Stations: 9. Adds 1

BEENIE MAN Girls Them Sugar (Virgin) Total Plays 378. Total Stations 19. Adds 3

DESTINY'S CHILD Independent Woman ;Columbia; Total Plays 248 Total Statrons 39. Adds 33

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ANGELINA Every Time I Think Of You (Upstairs; Total Plays. 364. Total Stations 18 Adds 0

DE LA SOUL Oooh (Tommy Boy) Total Plays: 353. Total Stations: 21. Adds: 2

CHANGING FACES That Other Woman (Atlantic) Total Plays: 299, Total Stations. 44. Adds: 41

BLACK EYED PEAS Weekends (Interscope) Total Plays 285. Total Stations: 32. Adds: 19

CAM'RON What Means The World To You (Epic) Total Plays 284. Total Stations 22. Adds: 2

TAMIA Can't Go For That (Elektra/EEG) Total Plays: 269. Total Stations: 25. Adds: 0

3LW No More (Baby I'nta Do Right) (Epic) Total Plays 254. Total Stations: 33. Adds 7

NU FLAVOR 3 Little Words (Reprise) Total Plays: 232. Total Stations 17. Adds: 0

MARY GRIFFIN Perfect Moment ;Curb /London/Sue; Total Plays 194. Total Stations 23. Adds 2

YOLANDA ADAMS Open My Heart (ElektralEG) Total Plays. 185. Total Stations. 11. Adds. 4

TARSHA VEGA Be Ya Self (RCA) Total Plays 174 Total Stations. 22 Adds 3

DREAM He Loves U Not (Bad Boy /Arista) Total Plays 126. Total Stations 14 Adds 3

WYCLEF JEAN 911 (Rufhouse /Columbia) Total Rays 87. Total Stations 7. Adds 4

OUTSIDERZ I LIFE Who R U? (BlackGroundNirgm) Total Plays: 76, Total Stations 12, Adds 0

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CHR/Rhythmic Top 50 September 1, 2000

NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel /Universal) Q JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Def Soul /IDJMG)

e PINK Most Girls ( LaFace/Arista)

DR. ORE The Next Episode (Aftermath /Interscope)

Q RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic)

Q KANDI Don't Think I'm Not (So So Def /Columbia)

NEXT Wifey (Arista)

Q MYA Case Of The Ex (Whatcha...) (University/Interscope)

JAY -Z Big Plmpin' (Roc -A- Fella /DJMG)

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin' (Columbia)

DA BRAT Whatchu Like (So So Def /Columbia)

® EMINEM The Way I Am ( Aftermath /Interscope)

e zoo Incomplete (Dragon /Def Soul /IDJMG)

JOE I Wanna Know (Jive)

® MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA Come On Over (All I Want...) (RCA)

Q) COMMON The Light (MCA)

AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGroundNirgin)

JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Del /Columbia)

BRITNEY SPEARS Lucky (Jive)

Breaker a MYSTIKAL Shake Ya Ass (Jive)

'N SYNC Its Gonna Be Me (Jive)

el 98 DEGREES Give Me Just One Night... (Universal)

AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson /MCA)

Breaker a DMX What You Want (Ruff Ryders'IDJMG)

Breaker a LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me (So So Def /Columbia)

26 TRINA Pull Over (Slip 'N Slide /Atlantic)

25 SON BY FOUR Purest Of Pain (A Puro Dolor) (Sony Discos/Columbia)

30 a DEBELAH MORGAN Dance With Me (DAS /Atlantic)

28 e SOUTH PARK MEXICAN You Know My Name (Dopehouse/Universal)

34 a LIL' ZANE F/112 Callin' Me (Worldwide /Priority)

29 IDEAL Whatever (NoontimeNirgin)

39 ® TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man About It (LaFace /Arista)

31 T1 LL COOL J Imagine That (Del Jam/IDJMG)

36 e ERYKAH BADU Bag Lady (Motown)

43 m BAHA MEN Who Let The Dogs Out (Artemis)

33 3; MADISON AVENUE Don't Call Me Baby (C2/Columbia)

35 35 EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (Aftermath /Interscope)

LUDACRIS What's Your Fantasy (Def Jam South/IDJMG)

EMINEM Stan (Aftermath/Interscope)

m LIL' KIM How Many Licks (Queen Bee/Undeas/Atlantic)

e SAMANTHA MUMBA Gotta Tell You (Wildcard/Polydor/lnterscope)

43 SAMMIE Crazy Things I Do (Freeworld/Capitol)

¡Debut> 19 JAY -Z F/MEMPHIS BLEEK & AMIL Hey Papi (Def Soul /IDJMG)

37 45 JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In tine With You (Columbia)

38 46 504 BOYZ Wobble, Wobble (No LimitPriority)

42 4; KURUPT Who Ride Wit Us (Antra/Artemis)

49 t9 DONELL JONES Where I Wanna Be (Untouchables /LaFace /Arista) ¡Debut> 0 BIG TYMERS #1 Stunna (Cash Money /Universal)

50 50 JOE Treat Her Like A Lady (Jive)

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2376 +45 309763 11 61/2

2291 +116 249035 10 52/0

2190 -142 293397 16 58/0

2175 +115 314906 6 58/1

2042 -222 255259 21 61/0

2002 -222 277243 25 56/0

1906 -213 303905 17 49/0

1662 +326 291628 4 58/1

1652 +97 255652 11 57/2

1629 -156 260165 33 56/0

1612 +183 201090 4 40/1

1564 +115 175613 7 41/1

1493 +142 234900 10 45/0

1411 -160 187424 26 59/0

1344 -79 289491 18 46/3

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1263 +405 284150 3 50/9

1085 -245 116242 16 29/0

1084 +19 116773 4 38/0

1081 -188 187872 14 34/0

1046 +52 221150 7 36/3

1002 +194 187786 4 44/5

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905 -72 140590 12 29/0

890 +61 82267 7 38/0

862 +9 83570 4 40/1

834 +100 124554 6 43/0

754 -99 137206 14 37/0

727 +104 123787 4 32/2

725 -99 111316 5 38/0

724 +36 158142 3 38/4

674 +118 87291 5 23/1

665 -134 65499 11 23/0

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567 +98 104478 2 6/1

537 +61 37197 2 27/1

520 -94 33209 8 26/0

517 +142 128598 1 28/2

511 -170 48262 11 20/0

501 -128 61940 20 25/0

460 -98 49645 16 23/0

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Most Added. ARTIST T D_E . aF_r ADDS

CHANGING FACES That Other Woman (Atlantic) 41

DESTINY'S CHILD Independent Woman (Columbia) 33

BLACK EYED PEAS Weekends (Interscope) 19

JA RULE K. MUM Between.. (Mulder lacJDefJanvICUMG) 17

TONI ESTES Hot {Priority) 12

COLE F /QUEEN LATIFAH I Can Do Too (Capitol) 10

MYSTIKAL Shake Ya Ass (Jive) 9

OUTKAST B.O.B. ILaface /Arista/ 8

3LW No More (Baby l'ina Do Right) (Epic) 7

LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me (So So Det Columbia) 5

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EMINEM The Way I Am (AftermatiOnterscope) +326

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PINK Most Girls (LaFace/Arista) +208

LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me (So So Det'Columbia) +194

DESTINY'S CHILD Independent Woman (Columbia) +194

MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB) +183

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1 NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal) 2 DR. ORE The Next Episode (Aftermath /Interscope) 3 RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) 4 DA BRAT What'chu Like (So So Def /Columbia) 5 MYA f/TYRESE Case Of The Ex... (University/Interscope) 6 JAY -Z Big Pimpin' (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) 7 COMMON The Light (MCA) 8 NEXT Wifey (Arista) 9 JANET Doesn't Realty Matter (Del Soul/IDJMG)

10 DMX Party Up (Up In Here) (Ruff Ryders /IDJMG) 11 EMINEM The Way I Am (Aftermath/lnterscope) 12 JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Def /Columbia) 13 PINK Most Girls (Laface /Arista) 14 DMX 1/SISQO What You Want (Ruff Ryders /IDJMG) 15 DE LA SOUL Oooh (Tommy Boy) 16 AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGroundNirgin) 17 DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin' (Columbia) 18 KANDI Don't Think I'm Not (So So Def /Columbia) 19 MYSTIKAL Shake Ya Ass (Jive) 20 IDEAL Whatever (NoontimeNirgin) 21 JUVENILE Back That Thang Up (Cash Money /Universal) 22 MADISON AVENUE Don't Call Me Baby (C2 /Columbia) 23 KURUPT Who Ride Wit Us (Antra/Artemis) 24 MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB) 25 EMINEM The Real Slim Shady (Aftermath/lnterscope) 26 EMINEM Bitch Please Pt 2 (Aftermath /lnterscope) 27 JA RULE f/C. MILIAN Between Me... (Murder Inc. /Def Jam /IDJMG) 28 504 BOYZ Wobble, Wobble (No Limit/Priority) 29 BLACK EYED PEAS Weekends (lnterscope) 30 LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me (So So Def /Columbia)

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KOBT/Austin. TX

KISV/Bakersheld, CA

WBHJ/Birmingham. Al

WJMNiSoston. MA

WBBM/Chicago. IL

KZFM/Corpus Christi. TX

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KSFM/Sacramenlo, CA

KTFM/San Antonio. TX

XHTZ/San Diego. CA

KMEL/San Francisco. CA

KYLD/Sae Frannsce, CA

KURE/Seattle-Tacoma, WA

WM/Tampa, FL

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Jive has a great hip -hop record in their lineup, Mystikal's "Shake Ya Ass." The song is becom-

ing very popular very quickly, and that's no surprise to me. The New Orleans -born, high- energy

rapper Mystikal combines a rough -edged sound with a funky '80s beat that spreads through

:ì every underground club and party like a virus. What's a party without music that will make you

shake ya ass? I've seen people who don't usually dance, dance to this hit. Mystikal's James Brown

sound makes the record a classic, and it has hilarious lyrics to boot. Mystikal started in the

game in '95 with his self -titled debut album on the indie label Big Boy and later signed with Jive

to release Mind of Mystikal. He became an official No Limit soldier and increased his popularity

with fans when he released Unpredictable. featuring Snoop Dogg, Silkk The Shocker, E -40, Mia-

X and Master P. Now taking the solo route and concentrating on his own projects. Mystikal blew

radio away when he came forth with his latest No. 1 hit single, "Shake Ya Ass." Not only is

this record a hit in the clubs, it's climbing mix show and Urban charts. While driving and flipping

through stations on my radio, I heard this song, and naturally I stopped searching. I was singing

along when I realized I wasn't the only one doing so: In the back seat was my 6-year -old daughter

waving her little arms in the air, singing "Shake ya ass, but watch ya self /Shake ya ass, show me

what ya working wit." I thought. "Oh. God!" That's proof right there: If you're not on this

record. you should be. Your listeners will love it. so give it a chance and add it. Don't be "scurred "!

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JUVENILE Back That Thang Up (Cash Money/Universal)

MONTELL JORDAN Get It On...Tonite (Del Soul/IDJMG)

DR. ORE FIEMIIIEM Forgot About Dm (Aftermatwlnterscope)

BLAQUE Bring It All To Me (Track Masters/Columbia)

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ALICE DEEJAY Better Off Alone (Republic/Universal)

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MISSY "MISDEMEANOR" ELLIOTT Hot Boyz (EastWesIJEEG)

SANTANA F/PRODUCT G&B Maria Maria (Arista)

OL' DIRTY BASTARD Got Your Money (Elektra/EEG)

TLC No Scrubs ( LaFace/Arista)

112 Anywhere (Bad Boy /Arista)

CHRISTINA AGUILERA What A Girl Wants (RCA)

SONIQUE It Feels So Good (Republic/Universal)

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2 USHER You Make Me Wanna ... 52 R. KELLY Bump 'N' Grind

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21 WILL SMITH Gettin' Jiggy Wit It 71 NOTORIOUS B.I.G. Going Back To Cali

22 MARK MORRISON Return Of The Mack 72 WARREN G (MATE DOGG Regulate

23 BLACKSTREET No Diggiry 73 WRECKX -N- EFFECT Rump Shaker

24 KEITH SWEAT Twisted 74 DEBBIE DEB When I Hear Music

25 TLC Creep 75 GROOVE THEORY Tell Me

26 SIR MIX -ALOT Baby Got Back 76 LSG My Body

27 MARIAN CAREY Fantasy 77 PUFF DADOY 8 TFE FAMILY its All About...

28 MARY J. BUGE Real Love 78 INOJ Love You Down

29 LL COOL J Doin' It 79 BACKSTREET BOYS Everybody

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31 KEITH SWEAT Nobody 81 'N SYNC I Want You Back

32 FREAK NASTY Da' Dip 82 TONE -LOC Wild Thing

33 BUSTARHY1ESPut Your Hands Where My Eyes ... 83 FOXY BROWN I'll Be

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35 ROB BASE 8 DJ E -Z ROCK It Takes Two 85 MARIAN CAREY Always Be My Baby

36 D.J. JAllY JEFF 8 FRESH PRINCE Summertime 86 AAUYAH Back P. Forth

37 QUAD CITY DJ'S C'mon N' Ride It... 87 DIGITAL UNDERGROUND Freaks Of The Industry

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39 BLACKSTREET Don't Leave Me 89 LIL' KIM Crush On You

40 TLC Waterfalls 90 SNOOP DOGGY DOG Who An I (What's My Name ?)

41 2 PAC UK -CI 8 JOJO How Do U Want It 91 MASE Feel So Good

42 PUFF DADDY OUSE Cant Nobody Hold Me Down 92 2PAC Dear Mama

43 TOTAL What About Us 93 CANDYMAN Knockin' Boots

44 BONE THUGS-N- HARMONY Tha Crossroads 94 SHAGGY Boombastic

45 GHOST TOWN DJ'S My Boo 95 ROME I Belong To You

46 D.J. KOOL Let Me Clear My Throat 96 WYCLEF JEAN We Tyring To Stay Alive

47 SILK Freak Me 97 2PAC Keep `fa Head Up

48 K.P. 8 ENVYI Swing My Way 98 MONICA For You I Will

49 LL COOL J Loungin' 99 TAG TEAM Whoomp! (There It Is)

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Z93 Stands out In The Crowd C With nine Urban -oriented stations in Charleston, WWWZ manages to stay No. i

WWWZ (Z93) /Charleston, SC has for years been a winning Urban station in the market - quite _ a feat considering that as the radio broadcasting landscape has changed nationwide, so has the field in the Charleston market.

There are now nine sta-

tions playing some permu- tation of urban music in the

market, all vying for a

share of the African - American community's consumer dollars. Citadel owns three of the stations: Urban WWWZ. Urban AC WMGL and Gospel WXTC. The market is also home to Urban WPAL. CHR/Rhythmic WSSP, Rhythmic Oldies WCOO and three other Gos- pel stations: WJNI. WQIZ and WTUA.

With all of that competition. WWWZ continues to fight oft' all challengers. In Arbitron's spring 2000 book, Z93 remains the market leader 12+ with an 11.8 share - the

only station in the 23- station market to earn a double -digit rating 12 +.

Facing The Challenge

A 13 -year industry veteran. WMGL. WXTC & WWWZ OM Terry Base has worked in Charles- ton on two different occasions, hav-

ing served as PD of WMGL hack in what he calls "the crazy '80s." Base

spent five years programming KJMS/Memphis and has been back

in Charleston for three years. This time he ['aces his toughest challenge. with all the audience fragmentation in the marketplace.

"This is a great market, and the three stations I'm programming are

all excellent stations to work with." he says. "They're all doing what we want them to do. Z93 is always on

the front line of anything positive in

this community. It's a great station.

as you can see with our strong posi-

tion in the market."

Tarry Base

Z93's target audience is

I8 -34s, with a focus on the

25 -34 female demo. But with all of the fragmentation in Charleston. how did Base and his staff manage to pull off a

double -digit rating? "First, heritage always helps," Base admits. "But. even more than our positive heri-

tage. we' ve been able to de-

liver what we say we're going to de-

liver to the public. We've created a

radio station that people can believe in and trust in the community.

"We've shown the people that we

have character and that they can

count on us and identify with us.

When you turn to Z93, you know what you're going to get. and you're comfortable with it. You don't have

to worry about tuning up or down the dial. looking for something else.

You are guaranteed - through our programming, promotions and mar-

keting - to get what you want right here from Z93"

A Game Of Chess

Although WMGL went down in

the spring book (5.8 -3.31, WXTC made up for it with a 3.5 -5.5 12+

gain. In 18 -34 WWWZ was off a

tenth. 17.1 -17.0: WMGL and WXTC were also down in the demo. But in 18 -49 both Z93 and

'XTC were strong with a 13.0 and

3.6. respectively. And in 25 -54 Z93 increased 9.7 -9.9 and WXTC grew 3.3 -4.9.

"WMGL went down slightly. but

our Gospel station had a tremendous balk." Base says. "So all of the numbers stayed in the family. Each station has to carry itc 'suc-

"When you have so many stations under one

company in a market where there's a duster of

facilities vying for the same audience, it's interesting how you move and do things to protect

one another."

cess load,' if you will. It's almost like a game of chess. When you have

so many stations under one company

in a market where there's a cluster of facilities vying for the same audi-

ence, it's interesting how you move and do things to protect one another.

"WXTC's success in a very competitive market. where you also have

an FM Gospel station, has been exciting to see. The fact that this sta-

tion is superstrong musically is important to its audience popularity. But you also have to remember that we look at this station as a ministry more than as just another radio sta-

tion in the market. "I think that's what the people

here love about it so much: It's an

outreach in this city. Our air person-

alities are ministers, they're not just jocks playing music. They are out there in the churches two or three

nights a week, just like the airstaff at Z93 is out in clubs.

"WXTC has also benefited from having sister stations such as Z93 and WMGL. One thing we've learned to do is cross -promote the

stations. It really does make a whole lot of sense, and it's a way to protect combined audience within the

group and of each format individually."

Base talked a little about WMGL. "Its target is 25 -54s. and we certainly attack that 35 -54 cell. So right where Z93 leaves off, 'Magic' can

come in and dominate. Magic is

there for adults, with a little some-

thing different and special for them

in our musical presentation. In ad-

dition, our promotions are tailored exclusively for their tastes.

"When you look at the overall scenario. we have a great opportunity with the three formats to lead

the audience to the right radio sta-

tion for their particular tastes and

give them absolutely and positively what they want. You have stations

and organizations that target them-

selves widely so they can have a

large cume. but we do just the op-

posite: We try to focus narrowly with each station and format that we do while still accumulating a

large cume for our cluster of sta-

tions in our desired demographics.

WMGL (Magic 101.7) /Charleston, SC recently hosted A Night of Magic

With Kevon Edmonds. Pictured with the smooth crooner (r) is air tal-

ent Ken Moore.

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HEAVEN MUST BE LIKE THIS ...

... when the glorious sounds of gospel artist Mavin Sapp (l) are emit-

ted over the airwaves. Pictured during a station visit are WXTC (Heaven

1390) /Charleston, SC air talent Tio ngco Stafney (c) and Brother Wil-

liams of Lord of the Harvest Church.

"It's a win -win for us either way you look at it. I can definitely say

this with no reservations: It's a

whole lot better having three sta-

tions in the year 2000 than only hav-

ing one."

Community & Common Sense

Base concluded by explaining how you can put together a success-

ful product fora market. "I think the

success formula starts with a desire to serve and connect with your community. Putting together a great - sounding product, playing the right music and having great personalities is all common sense, but getting out and really embedding yourself in your community is key.

"Corporate radio has made some

radio stations a little less active and

a little more passive in their respec-

r t

h.

(i

tive markets. In our case, we're still very active in our community and

with the people we want to interact

with 365 days a year. We want to do "

more promotion, not less. Our per-

sonalities are out there with the

people. and the listeners appreciate

that. We get it back when we see

those good ratings." The stations also plan to go the ex-

tra mile in this election year. "We

want to make people conscious of the importance of getting out to vote.

We're planning to stop the music in

some cases and have political can-

didates on the air, talking about their r' agendas. Part of what we're doing,

as always. is getting people regis-

tered for the upcoming election. And

we're going to be doing all of this

while also making sure that we're

still doing good radio."

"Our personalities are out there with the people,

and the listeners appreciate that. We get it back

when we see those good ratings."



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TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man About It (LaFace /Arista) SISOO Incomplete (Dragon/Del Sout/IDJMG)

RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic)

ERYKAH BADU Bag Lady (Motown)


COMMON The Light (MCA)

JOE Treat Her Like A Lady (Jive)

DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin' (Columbia)

LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me (So So Def /Columbia)


NEXT Wiley (Arista)

MYA Case Of The Ex (Whatcha...) (University /lnterscope)

SAMMIE Crazy Things I Do (Freeworld/Capitol

YOLANDA ADAMS Open My Heart (Elektra/EEG)

AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA)

BOYZ II MEN Pass You By (Universal)

JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Def /Columbia)

KANDI Don't Think I'm Not (So So Del/Columbia)

IDEAL Whatever (NoontimeNirgin)

BIG TYMERS #1 Stunna (Cash Money/Universal)

CARL THOMAS Summer Rain (Bad Boy /Arista)

LIL' ZANE F/112 Catlin' Me (Worldwide/Priority)

CHANGING FACES That Other Woman (Atlantic)

TRINA Pull Over (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic)

NO QUESTION I Don't Care (Ruflnation'WB)

JAY -Z F/MEMPHIS BLEEK á AMIL Hey Papi (Del SouVIDJMG)

PROFYLE Liar (Motown)

LUDACRIS What's Your Fantasy (Del Jam South/IDJMG)

KELLY PRICE As We Lay (Del SouL/IDJMG)

UL' KIM No Matter What They Say (Queen Bee/Undeas/Atlantic)

JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Def Soul/IDJMG)

TAMIA Can't Go For That (ElektraiEEG)

DA BRAT What'chu Like (So So Def /Columbia)

LUCY PEARL Don't Mess With My Man (Overbrook/Pookie/Beyond)

JILL SCOTT Gettin' In The Way (Hidden Beach/Epic)

EMINEM The Way I Am (Aftermatlt/lnterscope)

COOL J Imagine That (Del Jam/IDJMG)

SHYNE F/BARRINGTON LEVY Bad Boyz (Bad Boy /Arista)

JESSICA Get Up (Restless)

KELLY PRICE You Should've Told Me (T- Neck/Del Sout/IDJMG)

LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overbrook/Pookie /Beyond)

BEENIE MAN Girls Them Sugar (Virgin)

C- MURDER Down For My N's (Tru/No Limit/Priority)

MAJOR FIGGAS Yeah That's Us (RulfnatiorvWB)

MARY MARY F/B.B. JAY I Sings (C2/Columbia)

CAM'RON What Means The World To You (Epic)

ABSOULUTE Is It Really Like That (Noontime/Atlantic)

DE LA SOUL Oooh (Tommy Boy)

METHRONE Loving Each Other 4 Life (Clatown/Capitol)

DR. ORE The Next Episode (Aftermath/Interscope)

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2763 -114 348154 14 80/0

2749 -211 342274 13 81/0

2618 +333 338562 6 80/0

2438 +430 315059 5 80/1

2356 +184 291921 10 77/0

2304 -69 285990 15 77/0

2231 -144 275704 13 69/0

2137 +181 245604 9 73/0

2022 +141 255401 10 70/0

2010 -291 304715 17 71/0

1984 +218 201470 7 68/1

1866 -19 161243 16 65/0

1796 +71 211516 13 68/1

1776 -42 271229 23 6510

1664 +28 157879 7 71/0

1630 -216 281316 21 60/0

1559 +80 112661 7 67/0

1532 -477 201500 16 69/0

1468 +104 160990 5 62/2

1465 +110 185358 6 63/0

1484 +74 147861 7 69/0

1288 +488 176276 3 70/62

1257 +73 92290 6 60/1

1236 +21 105834 8 62/0

1219 +125 150326 3 68/1

1196 +261 178967 2 66/3

1079 +234 120915 3 49/3

1076 -268 188015 13 63/0

1074 -410 126752 13 68/0

1014 -237 150669 12 56/0

997 +109 90134 3 63/0

990 -176 193519 17 54/0

977 +294 143786 2 55/0

976 +101 105340 4 62/3

968 +145 104451 2 59/1

946 +36 84087 4 61/0

910 +165 108886 2 47/3

905 -28 42744 6 47/0

852 +362 112620 1 66/4

825 -132 147041 20 54/0

753 +121 92484 2 45/6

750 +139 87553 1 42/2

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726 +115 78453 1 57/0

719 +119 72636 1 43/3

695 +145 43053 1 53/1

694 +58 78258 2 52/2

654 -165 69728 17 40/0

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DESTINY'S CHILD Independent Woman (Columbia)

JA RULE K. PALM Betvan... (Murder InaD l aMDJV)

FIELD MOB Project Dreamz (MCA)

GURU W /ANGIE STONE Keep Your Worries (Virgin)

BLACK EYED PEAS Weekends (Interscope)

BEBE WINANS F/NICKNIGHT 8 JOE Coming... (Motown)

E -40 MATE DOGG Nah, Nah... (Sick Wid' It/Jive)

OUTKAST B.O.B. (LaFace/Arista)

COLE F/OUEEN LATIFAH I Can Do Too (Capitol)


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MYSTIKAL Shake Ya Ass (Jive) +430

KELLY DICE You Should've... (T- NedvLel souND1MG) +362

ERYKAH BADU Bag Lady (Motown) +333

LUCY PEARL Don't Mess... ( ) +294

31.W No More (Baby l'ma Do Right) (Epic) +272

PROFYLE Liar (Motown) +261

LUDACRIS What's Your... (Del Jam South/IDJMG) +234

MYA Case Of The Ex (INhaodla...) (Unitersity lnterscope) +218

LIBERTY CITY FLA. Who's She... (HarrelUJive) +217

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SONG "THAT OTHER WOMAN"

LABE. ATLANTIC

es ladies have a peculiar romantic history. to say the least. First, they requested

to "stroke up" homeboy. Then. after the thrill was gone and dude seemingly had another pair

of hands doing some strokin'. they told him to

- G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T." With that relationship over

and done with. the ladies are living the single.

-arefree life - with "carefree being the op-

erative word here. Stress enters the relationship when it gets too much to be the little sumthin' on the side. Just as in the R. Kelly- penned "G.H.E.T.T.O.U.T.. there's some infidelity oc uning. However, this time it's the mistress

who is geniis' out.

I know Atlantic Sr. VP Ronnie Johnson is

going to say something. but upon first hearing

the melody. I thought of Minnie Ripperton's "Loving You." (I had to get that out of my sys-

tem.) Changing Faces sing of being in love with another woman's man. Presumably it was cool in the beginning. but now that feelings have in- tensified to love. the ladies are putting the rela-

tionship into perspective and choosing to exit the drama.

As if they arc replaying the relationship on

the big screen and in Dolby stereo, the fed -up

females cite instances when they received the

short end of the stick: "You only see me every

Friday night at nine /Can't imagine what you told her this time/You never took me to a public place/Worried that somebody might notice your face." (That is usually how extramarital affairs are conducted.) "First to the liquor store and then a motel ( Aah. those were the days....)/Call up your friends just to cover your trail."

With sista girl "read- to-go" and on call every Friday night and his homier covering for him. dude was living the life. However. once her feel-

ings became stronger. it became evident to her

that in order to be as happy as she thought she

was when she met dude. she had to leave him: "Why am I crying every night over you?/You're never going to leave her/Finally I woke up and smelled the cotTee/I understand why two women can't share one man." (Actually. if you're not a

selfish person, it's possible.) Happiness turns to sadness. and self -sacri-

fice turns to self- preservation in this tale of three

lovers. -Can't be that other woman/1 can't love you down/Can't keep creepin' around/Can't be

that other wonran/Yes. I want you bad/But she

needs you much more.' Bowing out gracefully is the message in this adulterous trilogy. After realizing that she was in love with a manipula- tor who just needed her once a week for sexual

release. this strong- willed sista professes her desires to dude (got to keep it real) but lets him know he's with who he needs to be with. ( "It takes a fool to learn....)

Although its another song about infidelity. That Other Woman' shows the mistress in a

softer light. Pointing out the negatives (secrecy.

seclusion and, on holidays, solitude). the ladies

paint a sad but true portrait of what some women go through as' the other woman." For those who can handle the situation. you may have fun now but pay a greater price later. But for those who find themselves listening to this song and feeling like their lives are being exposed on the airwaves. you might want to take a second kx>k at

the situation and realize you deserve to he the

woman. not that other woman. Peace.

-Tanya O'Quinn Asst. Urban Editor

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Co -Ed "Roll Wit Me" (Universal)

with Bill Black

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April 28, 2000, sticks out in my mind like it was yesterday. I was in Atlanta. While

scanning the dial looking for that next big thing, I listened to a lot of music. One record

in particular struck me like a jolt of lightning: It wos a song about satisfying o woman's

every need. At first listen I thought this was o very good record for my female demo. Then

I wondered if my listeners could relate to "Buckheod," "Swats" and the other oreos

referenced in this song. (My gut feeling said yes.)

After I convinced myself that this single would work for my listeners, I faced another

dilemma: "Where do I find this record?" Its label was o local independent that I never

knew existed. So I went to o record store and, in an attempt to help its employees

understand which song I was requesting, I song the only lyrics I knew: "Roll wit me, we can

kick it 'round town." After treating my vocal performance like it wos o comedy, they told

me who the artists were and sold me the CD.

I played Co -Ed's "Roll Wit' Me" oll the way bock to Columbia. Once at the station, I

immediately put it in the computer. The song debuted on my Quiet Storm show - but it

quickly moved to heovy rotation. This single was the most- requested song for eight weeks.

I haven't seen phones like that in some time. Universal has picked up this polished

group, so expect to see them around o while. This record deserves every spin it gets, and

with this new resurgence of R&B, Co -Ed fits right in with the best of them!

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CO-ED Roll Wit Me (Universal) Total Plays 585. Total Stations 40. Adds 6

TONI ESTES Hot (Priority) Toul Plays 553. Toul Stations. 41. Adds. 1

MACK 10 From Tha Streetz (Hoo Bangin'/Priority) Toul Plays 517. Total Stations 38. Adds 0

LIBERTY CITY FLA. Who's She Loom Nov? (HarrelUfve) Toul Plays 492 Total Stations 51. Adds 4

3LW No More (Baby l'ma Do Right) (Epic) Total Plays 450 Total Stations- Adds

DO OR DIE Can U Make It Hot (Rap -A -Lot) Total Plays. 418. Total Stations 39. Adds 1

RUFF RYOERS WW III (Ruff Ryders/lnterscope) Total Plays 377. Toul Stations- 34. Adds 3

J. RULE FA. I L AN Beh4een...(M.rá Inc./Del JatnlDJv 3) Total Plays 344. Toul Stations 44. Adds 41

CASH MONEY... Baller Blockin' (Cash Money/Universal) Total Plays 281. Toul Stations 29. Adds 0

1N, Nobody (Gospo Centric/lnterscope) Total Puys 281. Total Stations 24. Adds o

TELA T.E.LA. (Rap -A -Lot) Toul Plays 274, Toul Stations 27. Adds 2

YING YANG TWINS Ying Yang... (Collipark/Universal) Total Plays 226. Total Stations. 25 Adds 4

CHARLIE WILSON Without You (Major Hits) Total Plays. 210 Total Subons 19. Adds 1

95 SOUTH Wet -N -Wild (WEG/RCA) Toul Puys 194. Total Stations. 19. Adds' 0

FIELD MOB Project Dreamz (MCA) Total Plays. 193. Total Stations. 41. Adds 41

SOAETHIN' FOR THE PEOPLE... Doh Wee (Warner Bros.) Total Plays 186 Total Statons 36. Adds. 12

BEBE WINAHS FIWCKNIGHT I JOE Coming... (Motown) Total Plays 176, Total Stations 34 Adds 31

SHOLA AMA Imagine (Warner Bros.) Total Plays 164, Total Stators. 22. Adds- 1

DESTINY'S CHILD Independent Woman (Columbia) Total Plays 157. Total Stations 60. Adds. 59

BLACK EYED PEAS Weekends (lnterscope) Toul Plays 150. Total Stations 34 Adds 34

MR. MARCELO How U Like It (No Limit/Priority) Total Plays 146. Total Stations 11. Adds. 0

STEPHEN SIMMONDS I Can't Do That (Priority) Toul Plays- 129. Total Stations: 26, Adds: 4


NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal)

DONELL JONES Where I Wanna Be (Untouchables /Laface /Arista)

CARL THOMAS I Wish (Bad Boy /Arista)

AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGroundNirgin)


TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (Laface /Arista)

SISQO Thong Song (Dragon/Del Soul /IDJMG)

OMX Party Up (Up In Here) (Ruff Ryders /IDJMG)

AALIYAH I Don't Wanna (BlackGround /Priority)

DONELL JONES U Know What's Up (Untouchables/LaFace /Arista)


MISSY "MISDEMEANOR" ELLIOTT Hot Boyz (EastWest/EEG)

MONTELL JORDAN Get It On...Tonite (DelSouUIDJMG)

JUVENILE Back That Thang Up (Cash Money /Universal)

0 -TIP Vivrant Thing (Del Jam /IDJMG)

JAGGED EDGE He Can't Love U (So So Del /Columbia)

ANGIE STONE No More Rain (In This Cloud) (Arista)

702 Where My Girls At? (Motown)

MOBB DEEP Quiet Storm (Loud)

DRAMA Left, Right, Left (Atlantic)

SAMMIE I Like It (Freeworld /Capitol)

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1 NEXT Too Close 51 BRANDY I Wanna Be Down

2 NOTORIOUS B.I.G. One More Chance 52 KEITH SWEAT Nobody

3 DRU HILL In My Bed 53 KENNY LATTIMORE For You

4 NOTORIOUS B.I.G. Hypnotize 54 SWV Right Here

5 BUSTA RHYMES Put Your Hands... 55 D'ANGELO Lady

6 112 Only You 56 BLACKSTREET Don't Leave Me

7 USHER You Make Me Wanna 57 JODECI Forever My Lady

8 JON B. They Don't Know 58 MASE What You Want

9 K -CI & JOJO All My Life 59 BLACKSTREET No Diggity

10 PUFF DADDY & THE FAMILY At About... 60 LAPP More Bounce To The Ounce

11 NOTORIOUS B.I.G. Mo' Money, Mo' Problems 61 SUCK RICK Children's Story

12 BRIAN MCKNIGHT Anytime 62 2PAC Keep Ya Head Up

13 MARY J. BLIGE Real Love 63 MARVIN GAYE Sexual Healing

14 TOTAL What About Us 64 GOD'S PROPERTY Stomp

15 DESTINY'S CHILD No. No, No 65 AALIYAH One In A Million

16 USHER Nice And Slow 66 DR. ORE Nuthin' But A'G' Thang

17 JUNIOR MAFIA Get Money 67 GAP BARD Outstanding

18 R. KELLY Your Body's Catin' 68 MARVIN GAYE Let's Get It On

19 R. KELLY Bump And Grind 69 ICE CUBE We Be Clubbin'

20 NOTORIOUS B.I.G. Big Poppa 70 2PAC & DR. ORE California Love

21 MARY J. (LICE MIL' KIM I Can Love You 71 MINT CONDITION Breaking My Heart..

22 TOTAL I/NOTORIOUS B.I.G. Can't You See 72 JUNIOR MAFIA Player's Anthem

23 FUGEES Killing Me Softly 73 GUY Piece Of My Love

24 LSG My Body 74 PUFF DADDY & THE FAMILY Been Around.

25 MAXWELL Ascension.. 75 MONICA Before You Walk Out Of My Life

26 TLC Creep 76 FOXY BROWN Get Me Home

27 ERYKAH BADU On & On 77 JOHNNY GILL My, My. My

28 LIL' KIM Crush On You 78 LIL' KIM á FRIENDS Not Tonight

29 MARY J. BLIGE Everything 79 JANET JACKSON That's The Way Love Goes

30 NEXT Butta Love 80 BLACKSTREET Before I Let Go

31 DRU HILL We're Not Making Love No More 81 NAS 1/LAURYN HILL If I Ruled The World

32 GEORGE CLINTON Atomic Dog 82 PATRICE RUSHEN Forget Me Nots

33 JANET I Get Lonely 83 DRU HILL Never Make A Promise

34 112 Cupid 84 JAZZYJEFF d THE FRESH PRINCE Summertime

35 GINUWINE Pony 85 MONTELL JORDAN This Is How We Do It

36 CHERYL LYNN Got To Be Real 86 D'ANGELO Brown Sugar

37 LAPP Computer Love 87 ERYKAH BADU Tyrone

38 COMMODORES Brick House 88 SOUL II SOUL Keep On Movin'

39 2PAC f/K -CI & JOJO How Do U Want It 89 RICK JAMES 1/TEENA MARIE Fire And Desire

40 R. KELLY Down Low (Nobody...) 90 Al. B. SURE! Nite 8 Day

41 11HOOMANWARYJ BLIGEIIBeThere... 91 2PAC Dear Mama

42 MONICA Why I Love You So Much 92 SILK Freak Me

43 Rt3ìlf;ff CAMP ALLSTARS The Sweetest Thing 93 DEELE Two Occassions

44 CASE UM. BUGE & F. BROWN Touch Me... 94 BABYFACE Whip Appeal

45 JODECI Come And Talk To Me 95 MINT CONDITION What Kind Of Man...

46 MAZE Before I Go 96 SWV Weak

47 KEITH SWEAT Make It Last Forever 97 PUFF DADDY f/MASE Can't Nobody Hold...

48 ERYKAH BADU Next Lifetime 98 ROB BASE & DJ EZ ROCK It Takes Two

49 MARY J. BLIGE Love No Limit 99 CRAIG MACK Flava In Ya Ear

50 ISLEY BROTHERS Between The Sheets 100 JOE All The Things...

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JOE Treat Her Like A Lady (Jive)

GERALD LEVERT Baby U Are (EastWest/EEG)

BOYZ II MEN Pass You By (Universal)

DONELL JONES Where I Wanna Be (Untouchables/LaFace/Arista)

KEVON EDMONDS Love Will Be Waiting (RCA)

WHITNEY HOUSTON & DEBORAH COX Same Script... (Arista)

BEBE WINANS F/MCKNIGHT & JOE Coming Back Home (Motown)

RACHELLE FERRELL Satisfied (Capitol)

KELLY PRICE As We Lay (Del SouUIDJMG)

SISQO Incomplete (Dragon/Del SouUIDJMG)

LV Woman's Gotta Have It (Loud)

CARL THOMAS I Wish (Bad Boy /Arista)


NORMAN BROWN FNESTA Rain (Warner Bros.)

ERYKAH BADU Bag Lady (Motown)

RUFF ENOZ No More (Epic)

AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA)

WILL DOWNING F/CHANTE' MOORE When You Need Me (Motown)

AL JARREAU Just To Be Loved (GRPNMG)

METHRONE Loving Each Other 4 Life (Clatown /Capitol)

JILL SCOTT Gettin' In The Way (Hidden Beach/Epic)

NEXT Wifey (Arista)

BARRY WHITE Which Way Is Up (Private Music/Windham Hill)

LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Overbrook/Pookie/Beyond)

BONEY JAMES & RICK BRAUN Grazin' In The Grass (Warner Bros.)

IDEAL Whatever (NoontimeNirgin)

CHARLIE WILSON Without You (Major Hits)

JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Def /Columbia)

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MARY MARY F/B.B. JAY I Sings (C2/Columbia) Total Plays: 140, Total Stations: 15. Adds: 2

PHIL PERRY Keep Me In The... (Peak/Private./Windham Hill) Total Plays: 124, Total Stations: 22. Adds: 5

JEFFREY OSBORNE Kreepin' (Private Music./Windham Hill) Total Plays: 124, Total Stations: 12. Adds. 0

KELLY PRICE You Should've Told Me (T- Neck/Def SouI /DJMG) Total Plays: 124. Total Stations: 4. Adds: 0

TEMPTATIONS Selfish Reasons (Motown) Total Plays: 116. Total Stations: 22. Adds: 5

N. CONNORS W /A. BORLL You Can't... (Starship/Right Stuff/Capitol) Total Plays: 66. Total Stations: 9. Adds: 0

STEPHEN SIMMONDS I Can't Do That (Priority) Total Plays: 64. Total Stations: 13. Adds: 4

NO QUESTION I Don't Care (Rufnation/WB) Total Plays. 64. Total Stations: 6, Adds: 1

LUCY PEARL Don't Mess With My Man (Overbrook/Pookie/Beyond) Total Plays: 63. Total Stations: 5, Adds: 1

CHANGING FACES That Other Woman (Atlantic) Total Plays: 55, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 3

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Most Added® ARTIST TIRE LABELS. ADDS

WALTER BEASLEY Wont You Let Me Love You (Shanachie)

RONNIE LAWS Old Days/Old Ways (HUH)

PHIL PERRY Keep Me In The... (Peak/Private/Windham Hill)

TEMPTATIONS Selfish Reasons (Motown)

CHARLIE WILSON Without You (Major Hits)

STEPHEN SIMMONDS I Can't Do That (Priority) ERYKAH BADU Bag Lady (Motown) L83ERTY CITY RA. Who's She Lovin' Now? (Haneli/Jive)

CHANGING FACES That Other Woman (Atlantic)

DESTINY'S CHILD Independent Woman (Columbia)

Most Increased Plays TOTAL

PLAY ARTIST TITLE LABELIS! INCREASE

PHIL PERRY Keep Me In... (Peak/Private/Windham Hill) +115

TEMPTATIONS Selfish Reasons (Motown) +106

CHARLIE WILSON Without You (Major Hits) +67

TONI BRAXTON Just Be A Man About It (LaFace/Arista) +64

RACHELLE FERRELL Satisfied (Capitol) +63

KEVON EDMONDS Love Will Be Waiting (RCA) +60

MARY MARY Shackles (Praise You) (C2/Columbia) +60

KELLY PRICE You Should've... (T- Neck/Def SouL4UJMG) +51

LV Woman's Gotta Have It (Loud) +49

MARY MARY FB.B. JAY I Sings (C2/Columbia) +49

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MARY MARY Shackles (Praise You) (C2/Columbia)


TEMPTATIONS I'm Here (Motown)

KEVON EDMONDS No Love (I'm Not Used To) (RCA)

DONELL JONES U Know What's Up (Untouchables/LaFace/Arista)

TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace /Arista)

ANGIE STONE No More Rain (In This Cloud) (Arista)

KEVON EDMONDS 24/7 (RCA)

ERIC BENET Spend My Life With You (Warner Bros.)

D'ANGELO Untitled (How Does It Feel ?) (Cheeba SoundNirgin)

ERIC BENET When You Think Of Me (Warner Bros.)

MAXWELL Fortunate (Rock Land/Interscope /Columbia)

PHAT CAT PLAYERS F/COCO BROWN Sundress (Parlane)

BRIAN MCKNIGHT Back At One (Motown)

GERALD LEVERT Mr. Too Damn Good (EastWesUEEG)

TEMPTATIONS Stay (Motown)

MINT CONDITION If You Love Me (Elektra/EEG)

TEMPTATIONS This Is My Promise (Motown)

TYRESE Sweet Lady (RCA)

DEBORAH COX Nobody's Supposed To Be Here (Arista)

URBAN AC Going For Adds *woo

DONELL JONES This Luv (LaFace /Arista)

A MINIMIZING CONDITION...

Motown West Coast representative Philipp Embuido seems to have been shrinking late-

ly. It seems whenever he gets upset (i.e., when his songs aren't added), the record ex-

ecutive Loses inches off of his height. However, his VP Sandra Sullivan is always willing

to offer support to her faithful employee. At a recent event, Sullivan had to tote Em-

buido as well as keep him dry and wipe his drooling mouth. Pictured (l -r) are KMJM 8.

KATZ /St. Louis OM /PD Chuck Atkins, KCEP /Las Vegas MD Billy T., R&D Urban Music Mar -.

keting Director for Music Meeting Herb Jones, Embuido (Jr.) and Sullivan.

TOP 100 URBAN AC

POWER GOLD

1 MAZE Before I Let Go 51 EMOTIONS Don't Ask My Neighbors

2 MARVIN GAYE Let's Get It On 52 ZAPP More Bounce To The Ounce

3 GAP BAND Outstanding 53 TEDDY PENDERGRASS Turn Off The Lights

4 CHERYL LYNN Got To Be Real 54 TEMPTATIONS Treat Her Like A Lady

5 MARVIN GAYE Sexual Healing 55 EARTH, WIND & FIRE Let's Groove

6 EMOTIONS Best Of My Love 56 ISLEY BROTHERS Voyage To Atlantis

7 AL GREEN Let's Stay Together 57 ANITA BAKER Sweet Love

8 MAXWELL Ascension... 58 GOD'S PROPERTY Stomp

9 MARVIN GAYE Got To Give It Up 59 RICK JAMES Give It To Me Baby

10 PATRICE RUSHEN Forget Me Nots 60 KEITH SWEAT Make It Last Forever

11 LUTHER VANDROSS Never Too Much 61 RUFUS f/CHAKA KHAN Ain't Nobody

12 COMMODORES Brick House 62 CHERRELLEUALEXANDERO 'NEAL Saturday Love

13 LTD Every Time I Turn Around... 63 BARRY WHITE Practice What You Preach

14 NEXT Too Close 64 TEDDY PENDERGRASS Love T.K.O.

15 ISLEY BROTHERS For The Love Of You 65 ISLEY BROTHERS Footsteps In The Dark

16 MARVIN GAYE Mercy, Mercy Me (The Ecology) 66 JOHNNY GILL My. My. My

17 FRANKIE BEVERLY 8 MAZE Joy And Pain 67 FREDDIE JACKSON You Are My Lady

18 SOUNDS OF BLACKNESS Hold On 68 EARTH, WIND á FIRE Devotion

19 MARVIN GAYE What's Going On 69 DEELE Two Occassions

20 Al. GREEN I'm Still In Love With You 70 GEORGE CLINTON Atomic Dog

21 LTD Love Ballad 71 STAPLE SINGERS I'll Take You There

22 EARTH, WIND & FIRE Reasons 72 ATLANTIC STARR Send For Me

23 MCFADDEN & WHITBIEAD Jnt No Stopping... 73 ANITA BAKER Giving You The Best That I Got

24 BRIAN MCKNIGHT Anytime 74 LUTHER VANDROSS Bad Boy...

25 RUFUS Sweet Thing 75 SOUL II SOUL Back To Life

26 AL GREEN Love And Happiness 76 SHALI MAR Second Time Around

27 RICK JAMES f/TEENA MARIE Fire And Desire 77 WHISPERS Lady

28 WHISPERS And The Beat Goes On 78 TEDDY PENDERGRASS Come On Go With Me

29 DAll BAND Let It Whip 79 FRANKIE BEVERLY á MAZE Happy Feelings

30 OJAYS Used Ta Be My Girl 80 MIDNIGHT STAR Slow Jam

31 RUFUS Do You Love What You Feel? 81 STEVIE WONDER Ribbon In The Sky

32 S.O.S. BAND Take Your Time... 82 TEDDY PENDERGRASS When Somebody Loves_

33 EVELYN KING Shame 83 QUINCY JONES The Secret Garden

34 SOUL II SOUL Keep On Movin' 84 LUTHER VANDROSS A House Is Not A Home

35 HEATWAVE Always And Forever 85 PATTI LABELLE If Only You Knew

36 BABYFACE Whip Appeal 86 GO I Do Love You

37 CHIC Good Times 87 BARRY WHITE Can't Get Enough.

38 TEDDY PENDERGRASS Close The Door 88 MTUME Juicy Fruit

39 LAKESIDE Fantastic Voyage 89 TOM BROWNE Funkin' For Jamaica

40 KENNY LATTIMORE For You 90 LUTHER VANDROSS Don't You Know That

41 BARRY WHITE I'm In Ecstasy... 91 BRICK Dazz

42 GAP BAND Yearning For Your Love 92 LEVERT Casanova

43 MARVIN GAYE Distant Lover 93 GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS Neither One Of Us

44 BOBBY CALDWELLWhat You Wont Do For Love 94 LOOSE ENDS Hanging On A String

45 ISLEY BROTHERS Between The Sheets 95 EARTH, WIND & FIRE Love's Holiday

46 FREDDIE JACKSON Jam Tonight 96 GO Disco Nights

47 EARTH, WIND 8RE Nits The Way 01 The World 97 STEVIE WONDER That Girl

48 AL B. SURE, Nite & Day 98 MINT CONDITION What Kind 01 Man Would I Be

49 CON FUNK SHUN Love's Train 99 A TASTE OF HONEY Boogie Oogie Oogie

50 CARL CARLTON She's A Bad Mama Jama... 100 STEVIE WONDER I Wish

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Things I Learned At Summer CRS Items of interest from San Antonio

T he agenda at the recent CRS -SW in San Antonio was jampacked with great sessions, top panelists and relevant topics. If you didn't come away better educated. you spent km much

time in the bar, watching Tiger.

Rather than providing a blow -by- blow recap of all the panels. I thought I'd offer an overview of what I learned

or thought was interesting in the day

and a half of sessions. 1.11 cover a couple of sessions here and more. including the programmers' panel. in future weeks.

Satellite Radio

I've seen a number of satellite ra-

dio-oriented panels at conventions and other gatherings over the past 18

months or so. and I've always come away from each one having learned something new. I suppose in large pan

that's because the entire satellite ra-

dio industry is being invented right before our eyes.

I came away most enlightened after the CRS -SW panel "Satellite Ra-

dio: Menace From Outer Space or Just Another Friendly Competitor?" Now that both XM and Sirius Satel- lite Radio are getting closer to being on the air." their plans are starting

to gel. and more details are coming to light.

One of the first things I learned from the panel was that both compa-

nies have expanded the number of Country channels they will be offering from the plans they announced over a year ago. Sirius' Steve Warren

talked about five channels. and XM's Lee Abrams described six.

Here are Sirius' proposed formats. with their descriptions from a Sirius handout:

"Country Hits: Currents and re-

cent hits mixed with the hottest new

releases by familiar hitmaker." 'Country Mix: Bridging today's

classic songs with today's favorite hits.'

'Classic Country: Country hits from the legends." Artists will include Merle Haggard. George Jones. Lor- etta Lynn, Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings. along with hits from the

'50s. '60s and '70s. "Bluegrass: Whether its known

as 'high lonesome' or 'country music in overdrive.' this uniquely American music genre holds true to its country roots." Among the acts: Bill Monroe, The Seldom Scene. Bela Heck and

Sam Bush.

"Alternative Country: Down - home and fresh ... it's rough- around- the -edges roots music that spotlights Woody's wheat fields and dust bowls. Made by rebel cowboy poets and pickers past and present." Artists will in-

elude Steve Earle. Buddy and Julie Miller. Townes Van Zandt. The Mav- ericks. Lyle Lovett and Lucinda Wil- liams.

XM's Country offerings are a bit less defined. In some cases XM is still seeking trademarks. and there are other. licensing- related considerations precluding the company from putting anything in print right now. But here

an a few plans Abrams shared from the dais. along with descriptions of products that are still works in progress.

"Route I ": Recent hits.

"America': A mix of currents, recurrents and Gold. pretty much like today's mainstream Country stations.

"Hank's Place": Abrams said he's

looking for "the smell of stale Luck - ys and bourbon- to waft through the

speakers between the hits of yester-

year.

'Top 20 ": The top 20 hits, count-

ed down over and over. Although he

didn't say by what criteria the top songs will be decided. Abrams did note that the list will change throughout the day.

"Unsigned ": A home for the mu-

sic of artists without label deals.

"Alternative Country." The subject of satellite radio ad-

vertising its products on broadcast radio came up both in the session and

in the closing "rap mom.- Warren not-

ed that Sirius plans to spend $125 million to lauríèh its product. No doubt most GSMs will want a piece

of that pie.

While some GMs and PDs in the

room said they would try to resist tak-

ing the spots. Warren reminded them that the pitch for satellite radio will most likely be embedded in spots from car dealers. electronics stores

and other advertisers who are already major clients for radio stations. So,

like it or not, you'll probably be running ads for your new competition in

one way or another.

A member of the audience asked

the programmers on the panel how they were preparing terrestrial radio (don't you hate that term ?) for the

satellite onslaught. Overall. the pan-

elists said they were taking a wait - and -see approach. preferring. before preparing their counterprogramming plans. to let satellite programming debut and go through the inevitable formatic tweaking.

Another thought -provoking thing I

learned at the panel was that Sirius

and XM will each be hiring in the

neighborhood of 500 people. Assum- ing that they go after the best programming minds and personalities. that's a lot of talent to be sucked out of radio at one time. I don't know how many Country folks they'll hire. but. just looking at the talent side. both said they'll have top -notch people on the air.

Abrams went so far as to say that

at least some of the channels will have

wall -to-wall "morning shows." All of that could have a huge impact on local radio - and at the precise time that it's coming under pressure from other media. Can you imagine the effect on this format if satellite pulled out six to 10 of our top morning shows? Fm not sure the talent pail is

deep enough to replace those shows

if that happened.

The final tidbit I took away from the panel was the time frame for all of this to happen. Sirius has already successfully launched one satellite. with another to go up soon. XM's launches will take place early next

year. But the final arbiters of when

the products will be available are. of course. the hardware manufacturers.

According to Abrams. the first receiv-

ers should be available to the public around next July. Then the fun really

begins.

The Business Of Comedy

One of the most entertaining and

informative panels I've been to in a

long time featured KMLE/Phoenix co-hosts and United Stations person-

alities Ben Campbell and Brian Egan.

Tonight Show Starring Jay Leno head

writer Jim Brogan and American Comedy Networks Director Larry Caringeron a panel hosted by WQYK & WRBQTFampa VP /GM Tom Riv- ers.

Lots of time and effort go into those

60- second radio comedy bits. as we

all know. but I was amazed at what

goes into preparing Lenti s nightly monologue.

Brogan told the assembled that he

meets with Leno each night from lOpm-2am at Lenti s house. By the

time they get together. the two have

received over 600 jokes. mostly by

fax. from their 14 staff writers and

from freelancers around the country. Those jokes are put on individual index cards'and culled to about 125 or so. Brogan said that Leno gets in the

office the next day around 9am and

"Menace From Outer Space or Just Another Friendly Competitor ?" was

the title of a CRS -SW panel that updated the state of satellite radio.

CRB board member Gary Krantz (l) is pictured as he sets up the panel

and prepares to bring on KASE GSM Deborah Magnuson, who moderat-

ed the session. The panel included (second from l -r) KASE /Austin PD

Michael Cruise, Sirius' Steve Warren, consultant Rusty Walker, XM's Lee

Abrams and AMFM's Alan Furst.

goes through them again. check -marking the ones he really likes.

Brogan says that due to union rules

that require a 12 -hour minimum break

from work. he arrives around 2pm.

Between 2-4pm the 125 jokes from the night before are slashed to 20-25

for that night's monologue. Leno re-

hearses them a couple of times. and

its set. The show tapes from 5-ópm PT. and the whole process begins again later that sanie night.

Brogan held up a three -inch -thick stack of index cards containing jokes submitted on a recent night as proof of the staggering amount of material generated each day. (Egan tried his best to snag the stack. but Brogan eventually got them back. After the

panel I told Brogan he could make a

small fortune selling the leftovers. but he said they weren't really that good.

I figure most of them are far better

than what we hear from most jocks in America. But I digress.)

KMLE's Ben & Brian played an

incredible bit. Call and ask them to

send you a tape of the Kenny Rogers

interview and bit where Ben imitat- ed Kenny Chesney talking to Rogers

about an album called Kenny Sings

Kenn: Egan later told the group that each

minute of humor the team does is the

result of about an hour of writing and

producing. He also offered a tip I had

not heard before from air talent. Egan

said. "If you don't have TiVO, get it." TiVO is the digital TV recorder that

the team uses to capture lines and oth-

er material from TV broadcasts. He

said its becoming an invaluable part

of their arsenal.

Caringer then played some wonderful parody songs. which were available on a sampler. from the

American Comedy Networks team.

In addition to playing finished bits. the panelists talked about how the bits

or parodies came to be. What we saw

was a peek into the mechanism by which an idea is massaged and adapt-

ed into its final form. What I really learned was that creating comedy is

a lot of hard work. If you're an air talent who thinks funny is going to

fall from the sky on your head just as

you walk in the door at 5:55am. you're not going to be able to compete.

Finally. all the panelists agreed that

comedy writers everywhere are going

to suffer when President Clinton ex-

its the White House. Said Brogan. "It was like an eight -year gift to have

Clinton."

For The Love Of Country

Finally. just a word to set the record

straight on something that happened

at CRS -SW that bothered me a bit.

The opening panel featured Country Radio Broadcasters President Ed

Salamon. Academy of Country Mu- sic President David Corlew and me.

in my role as the current Country' Music Association Chairman of the

Board. Moderator Corinne Baldas-

sano led us through a series of ques-

tions about the organizations and our

personal overviews of the industry.

Later that day a couple of people

asked me what those positions paid.

Let me assure you that all three elect-

ed posts are strictly volunteer. In fact.

all the members on each of the boards

are volunteers. and each person on the

boards pays his or her own expenses.

In most cases an individual's compa-

ny picks up the expenses. hut there

are a number of folks on the three

boards who work for themselves or

who may even be out of work. mean-

ing the tab is on them.

Of course. each organization has

an executive director and a profes-

sional staff who are paid. but the

chairmen of the board. presidents.

elected board members. officers and. in the CRB's case. the Agenda

Committee serve gratis. To me. the fact that all these folks

are spending untold hours of their

own time to further country music

speaks volumes about the kind of people we have in this business.

Trust me. the ACM, CMA and CRS

could not operate as they do without the benefit of volunteer leaders.

If any of them sound like organiza-

tions you'd like to be involved with.

please contact them. I'm sure the)

can use your help.

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It's Like Another Country Country acts continue to be frequent flyers on an

international concourse

Traveling overseas can be an expensive proposition for anyone, but what if you were picking up the - tab to deliver a band and their musical equipment?

That's the expensive reality faced

by country music acts. along with their labels and management companies.

However. there's some significant international action under way. proving that the country music industry sees foreign markets as an area for future growth.

While the top -selling country albums in the United Kingdom include such expected names as Shania Twain and The Dixie Chicks. the list also in-

cludes singer -songwriter Gretchen Peters' self- titled debut album and

Allison Moorer's The Hardest Part, which MCA/Nashville isn't releasin in the U.S. until Sept. 26.

The Hardest Parr is Moorer's sec-

ond MCA album. It was released in

the U.K. in July. and Mooner says. "It's doing pretty well ... very well, actually. It's so funny. because I didn't make a

blip on the country chart hem with my first album." Noting that the U.K. suc-

cess has placed her name alongside multiplatinum -selling acts like Lone - star and Faith Hill, Moorer says. "It's so bizarre. I'm like, 'How does this happen? This looks weird.' But the

label there is so great:' She plans to

zerland. Set for Sept. 8 -9. the festival will he covered by Swiss national radio and TV. Before arriving in Swit- zerland. Wynonna will stop in the U.K. for concerts in London, Dublin and Glasgow.

In late September Trisha Yearwood takes her Real Live Woman Tour to

the U.K. for shows in Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow. With singer /songwriter Kim Richey opening the shows. the highlight will be a

Sept. 25 concert at London's famed Royal Albert Hall.

Brad Paisley. The Wilkinson and

Çhalec Tennison are among the U.S.

acts scheduled to perform at the I 2th

annual Country Gold Festival. which will take place Oct. 15 in Kumamoto. Japan. The lineup will also include The Derailers, Claire Lynch and fes-

tival host Charlie Nagatani. Tennes- see State Rep. Steve McDaniel will travel to Japan to present Nagatani with a resolution honoring Nagatani

for his 45 years of accomplishments in country music and contributions to the state of Tennessee.

Nagatani founded the event. which now draws more than 30,000 Japa-

return to England in October for sev- nese country music fans. This year's eral concerts and TV appearances. festival will be filmed by The Collec-

Reba McEntire, Moorer's label- ( five. a Nashville -based film produc- mate. recently returned from a fion company. and award- winning headliner's slot at the Barretos Rodeo

in Barretos, Brazil. The 10-day event

attracts approximately 1.5 million people. and during her single performance McEntire played to an esti- mated crowd of 40.000. The show was sponsored by Gaylord Cable Net- works. which still retains the opera-

tion of CMT International. Weeks

before her concert McEntire spent

several days in Sao Paulo (Brazil's largest city) for a series of TV appear-

ances promoting the show.

Wynonna. Jo Dec Messina. Chad

Brock and Asleep At The Wheel are

heading to Europe next week for two days of performances at the 12th an-

nual Gstaad Festival in Gstaad. Swit-

producer Thom Oliphant. The film will become part of a documentary titled This Manient in Country; which will be screened next year at the new

Country Music Hall of Fame.

As for his first trip to Japan, Paisley's only concern involves some

possible cultural differences on the restaurant menus. Paisley jokes. "I hope they learn to cook their fish be-

fore I get there. If not. I have some

blackened catfish recipes to suggest

to them."

Album Notes

George Jones has contribuited vo-

cals to a track on Brad Paisley's up-

coming sophomore album. scheduled

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for late- spring release. The song. 'Tex, Country." was written by Bill Ander- son and Chuck Cannon. Anderson and

Buck Owens will be adding their vo-

cals to the track in the near future. Af- ter the session with Jones. Paisley re-

alized that it had taken place exactly seven years after he had moved from West Virginia to Nashville to attend

Belmont University. The night before he moved. Paisley opened a show for Jones.

Jo Dee Messina's third album. Bunt, received gold certification from the RIAA just 20 days after its release.

The Bluebird Cafe. Nashville's premier performance venue for songwriters. is adding a new chapter

to its I 8-year history by launching its

own record series. With distribution by Koch International. the releases are

a joint venture between the Bluebird and American Originals Records. a

new independent label.

With a Sept. 12 street date. the first three titles in the Live at the Bluebird Cafe series feature Michael Johnson.

Angela Kaset and Fred Knobloch & Jelly. Roll Johnson. Additionally. American Originals is releasing Pushin 40, Never Married. No Kids by Nashville singer -songwriter Sandy

Knox. Sony Nashville is launching a new

catalog reissue series. billed as "Pick of the. Litter." on its Lucky Dog imprint. In keeping with the Lucky Dog identity. the series will feature early

recordings by "left of center" artists.

In addition to compilations by The

O'Kanes and Shelby Lynne. the first releases in the series will include Billy Joe Shavers Salt of the Earth, Marty Stuart's Let Then' Be Country; Joy Lynn White's Between Midnight & Hindsight and Rodney Crowell's Keys

to the Highway and Life Is Messy. The

series hits the streets Sept. 19.

Another in Mercury's series of Hank Williams reissues arrives on Sept. 19. Alone With His Guitar is an

18 -track collection of radio performances (from KWKH /Shreveporti LA) and song demos that appeared on

the Grammy -winning hosed set The

Complete Hank Williams.

No Garth Museum

Garth Brooks has dropped plans

to turn his house into a museum after

residents of his Goodlettsville, TN neighborhood met privately to discuss

the matter. Brooks and wife Sandy

BRAZILIAN DEBUT

When Reba McEntire made her South American concert debut, she did it in a big way, with a performance before a crowd of 40,000 at the Barretos Rodeo in Barretos, Brazil. Pictured on their way to tape a

television show prior to the concert are (l -r) Universal Music /Brazil Manager/International A &R Renato Costa; MCA /Nashville Sr. Director/ Publicity & International Sarah Brosmer; McEntire's stylist, Sandi Spika; MCA /Nashville Chairman Bruce Hinton; McEntire's husband and man-

ager, Narvel Blackstock; and McEntire.

were thinking of turning their current house into a museum filled with his

memorabilia while building a new home for themselves on the 400 acres

they own north of Nashville. Brooks told The Tennessean news-

paper. "It started out as a fan thing. I

thought it was cool." However. Brooks said he began to have second

thoughts about the project after he

talked to those involved in the opera-

tion of Graceland. Elvis Presley's Memphis home.

Noting that he's happy to abide by

his neighbors' wishes. Brooks said.

"We belong to the community first. They didn't move in on us. We moved in there. They're like family to us. If they say. 'We'd rather not.' that's enough for me." Brooks purchased the

house and 20 acres of land from former Nashville Mayor Richard Fulton for $435.000 in 1991.

B &D Ready To Churn & Burn

Kix Brooks is taking another ex- tended river voyage on a SeaDoo jet boat. but this time he's taking along his partner. Ronnie Dunn. The second

annual "Churn & Burn" fund- raiser begins Sept. 21. when Brooks & Dunn travel from Nashville to Mem- phis via the Cumberland and Missis- sippi Rivers.

After arriving in Memphis on Sept.

22. they'll perform a benefit concert at Denim & Diamonds. This year Brooks and Dunn will each have a

competing SeaDoo team that will have a sponsoring radio station and

include a "Coon Light celebrity" to

he announced soon. Coors Light. the

duo's tour sponsor. is also sponsoring

the Churn & Burn for the second year.

Last year Brooks navigated his SeaDoo from Nashville to New Or- leans. Dunn made good on a $ I0.000 donation to St. Jude Hospital, the re-

sult of a bet that his partner would never make it all the way to the Cres-

cent City.

Bits 'N' Pieces

The first round of performers has

been announced for this year's CMA Awards show, set for Oct. 4 at the

Opry House. Among the artists and

performances: The Dixie Chicks' "Sin Wagon," Martina McBride's "There You Are and Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance." Trisha Yearwood will be joined by

singer -songwriters Mary Chapin Car-

penter and Kim Richey as Yearwood

sings "Where Are You Now." Mont- gomery Gentry. nominated for Duo of

the Year. will meet Charlie Daniels

onstage to perform "All Night Long." The Grand Ole Opry is adding a

two-hour matinee to its schedule dur-

ing its "75th Anniversary Birthday Bash Weekend" set for Oct. 13-14.

Both Oct. 14 shows are already sold

out. with tickets selling briskly for

both Oct. 13 shows. The matinee is

set for 3pm on Oct. 14.

Specific performers for each show

haven't been announced, but the

lineup for the anniversary weekend

will include Garth Brooks. Dolly Par-

ton, Vince Gill. Porter Wagoner, Steve

Wanner, Alison Krauss. Loretta Lynn.

Trisha Yearwood. Bill Anderson. Dia-

mond Rio. Marty Stuart. Pam TMilis.

Travis Trill and Hal Ketchum.

Sawyer Brown's Mark Miller and

producer Brian Tankersley have

opened GBT Studio. a 96 -track digi-

tal facility in Franklin. TN. The new

studio is being used to edit and mix

Sawyer Brown's new live album. which arrives in early October.

In other Sawyer Brown news. the

band filled in for Chris LeDoux on

several dates he was forced to cancel

because of a recent illness. The band

has had an intriguing tour schedule

this summer. headlining shows with

REO Speedwagon, Styx. The Doobie

Brothers and Foreigner.

Lee Ann Womack heads to Aus-

tin on Sept. 25 to tape her debut per-

formance on the PBS series Austin

City Limits. Naomi Judd is alleging adultery

and inappropriate marital conduct in

divorce papers filed against husband

and manager Larry Strickland follow-

ing an 11 -year marriage. Strickland. a fonner background singer for Elvis

Presley. has managed Wynonna for

about four years and co-managed The

Judds during this year's reunion tour.



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LONESTAR What About Now (BNA/RLG) 27655

ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love ( Arista/RLG) 27342

JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way (Curb) 26069

SHEDAISY I Will...But (Lyric Street) 24135

KEITH URBAN Your Everything (Capitol) 22281

BROOKS & DUNN You'll Always Be Loved By Me (Arista/RLG) 21853

JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin' (Epic) 20333

TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (DreamWorks) 19094

GEORGE STRAIT Go On (MCA) 18362

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) 18046

FAITH HILL W/TIM MCGRAW Let's Make Love (Wamer Bros./Curb) 17617

LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb /Capitol) 17204

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love (MCA) 15857

TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) 13739

MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are ( RCA/RLG) 13605

BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) 12172

TRACY LAWRENCE Lonely (Atlantic) 11831

WARREN BROTHERS FISARA EVANS That's The Beat... (BNA/RLG)11223

PHIL VASSAR Just Another Day In Paradise ( Arista/RLG) 10976

JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY The Little Girl (Atlantic) 10748

STEVE HOLY Blue Moon (Curb) 10307

BRAD PAISLEY We Danced ( Arista/RLG)

S. WARINER W/G. BROOKS Katie Wants A Fast One (Capitol)

SARA EVANS Born To Fly ( RCA/RLG)

PATTY LOVELESS That's The Kind Of Mood I'm In (Epic)

CLINT BLACK Love She Can't Live Without ( RCA/RLG)

BILLY RAY CYRUS You Won't Be Lonely Now (Monument)

TERRI CLARK A Little Gasoline (Mercury)

SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love... (Mercury)

DIXIE CHICKS Without You (Monument)

KENNY CHESNEY I Lost It (BNA/RLG)

CHAD BROCK The Visit (Warner Bros.)

KENNY ROGERS He Will, She Knows (Dreamcatcher)

CLAY DAVIDSON I Can't Lie To Me (Virgin)

CHRIS CAGLE My Love Goes On And On (Virgin)

YANKEE GREY This Time Around (Monument)

JAMIE O'NEAL There Is No Arizona (Mercury)

CRAIG MORGAN Paradise (Atlantic)

TRACE ADKINS I'm Gonna Love You Anyway (Capitol)

SONS OF THE DESERT Everybody's Gotta Grow Up... (MCA)

TIM MCGRAW My Next Thirty Years (Curb)

SHANE MCANALLY Run Away (Curb)

TRACY BYRD Take Me With You When I Go ( RCA/RLG)

COWN RAYE WIBOBBIE EMES Tired Of Loving This Way (Epic)

CLARK FAMILY EXPERIENCE (Meanwhile) Back At... (Curb)

CLAY WALKER Once In A Lifetime Love (Giant)

GEORGIA MIDDLEMAN No Place Like Home (Giant)

JOHN RICH I Pray For You (BNA/RLG)

RICOCHET She's Gone (Columbia)

ANDY GRIGGS Waitin' On Sundown (RCA/RLG)

9454

7698

7540

6760

6674

6237

5180

4568

4531

4327

4261

3915

3850

3642

2674

2547

2210

2178

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1908

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1739

1463

1346

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5397 635654 20 149/0

5409 620102 18 149/0

5169 590180 16 149/0

4829 542619 21 147/0

4467 496550 27 144/0

4417 483519 24 144/0

4165 442032 27 145/1

3795 431036 16 147/0

3566 426449 7 147/1

3639 398935 14 141/4

3483 399339 22 148/0

3439 386823 20 140/2

3123 361443 15 139/1

2681 316603 10 145/4

2727 305954 15 141/3

2415 274555 15 142/2

2402 261415 14 132/3

2319 243204 22 130/1

2222 240932 13 125/7

2083 248438 4 129/19

2121 222272 20 132/1

1859 215164 10 123/7

1497 179969 8 106/7

1536 166482 10 108/7

1322 152948 14 103/7

1364 149137 12 100/1

1218 143272 9 101/6

1088 108213 7 101/8

907 102343 6 79/17

774 120697 2 77/30

895 92680 4 94/23

847 95743 4 86/7

787 87739 10 79/1

766 84634 6 80/8

727 81268 5 76/9

530 59766 10 64/4

505 57721 3 63/8

459 47386 11 48/1

477 42776 3 48/4

423 40619 4 52/4

363 43763 2 31/12

366 43481 5 48/2

370 37060 1 35/4

373 36765 6 45/1

250 37021 1 46/27

308 25818 2 36/2

319 24303 7 47/0

277 25301 3 43/5

257 26257 2 36/3

276 22809 3 37/0

149 Country reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total points for the airplay week of Sunday 8/20 -Saturday 8/26. Bullets appear on songs gaining points /plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total points /plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs achieving airplay at 60% of reporter base for the first time. Songs that are down in points/plays for three consecutive weeks and below No. 1 are moved to recurrent. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000, The Arbitron Company). ® 2000, R &R Inc.

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Most Added® ARTIST TITLE LABELS) ADDS

DIXIE CHICKS Without You (Monument) 30

CLARK FAMILY EXPERIENCE (Meanwhile) Back At... (Curb) 27

KENNY CHESNEY I Lost It (BNA/RLG) 23

REM MCENTIRE Were So Good Together (MCA) 20

JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY The Little Girl (Atlantic)19

ERIC HEATHERLY Swimming In Champagne (Mercury) 18

SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love... (Mercury) 17

JOLIE & THE WANTED I Would (DreamWorks) 13

TIM MCGRAW My Next Thirty Years (Curb) 12

CHALEE TENNISON Makin' Up With You (Asylum/WB) 11

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JOHN MERAR MONTGONBIYThe Little Gid (Atlantic) +3873

DIXIE CHICKS Without You (Monument) +1829

STEVEMWi6ìWAARIHBRDOKSKabeWat ...(a tol) +1471

WON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) +1395

SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love... (Mercury) +1320

TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) +1318

PHIL VASSAR Just Another Day... ( Arista/RLG) +1272

LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb/Capitol) +1190

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love (MCA) +1102

TRACY BYRD Take Me With You When I Go (RCA/RLG) +952

JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin' (Epic) +848

GEORGE STRAIT Go On (MCA) +810

CHAD BROCK The Visit (Warner Bros.) +782

ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love ( Arista/RLG) +782

KENNY CHESNEY I Lost It (BNA/RLG) +748


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JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY The Little Gid (Atlantic) +743

DIXIE CHICKS Without You (Monument) +341

SIEVEWNINERWrC >,IRTHBROGKSKatieWanls._Opto° +294

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) +282

SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love... (Mercury) +275

PHIL VASSAR Just Another Day In Paradise (Arista/RLG) +266

TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) +245

LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb./Capitol) +231

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love (MCA) +212

TRACY BYRD Take Me With You When... (RCA/RLG) +201

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R&R'S EXCLUSIVE REPORTED OVERVIEW OF NATIONAL AIRPLAY Most Added. ARTIST TITLE LABELISI ADDS

DIXIE CHICKS Without You (Monument) 13 TOTAL STATICOS

ARTIST TRLE (LABEL) ADOS TOTAL PO/4TS

TOTAL PLAYS sa 40-41 7FM »El 1011 14

TRACE ADKINS I'm Gonna Love... (Capitol) 10/0 322 107 0 0 0 1 6 3 REBA MCENTIRE We're So Good Together (MCA) 11

CLINT BLACK Love She Can't... (RCA/RLG) 32/0 1700 540 0 0 2 7 20 3 JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY The Little Girl (Atlantic) 6

TIM MCGRAW My Next Thirty Years (Curb) 5 CHAD BROCK The Visit (Warner Bros.) 31/4 1170 373 0 0 1 3 18 9 CHAD BROCK The Visit (Warner Bros.) 4

BROOKS & DUNN You'll Always Be... ( Arista/RLG) 35/0 3649 1136 1 4 19 8 2 1 SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love... (Mercury) 4

TRACY BYRD Take Me With You... (RCA/RLG) 7/2 159 48 0 0 0 0 3 4 KENNY CHESNEY I Lost It (BNA/RLG) 3

CHRIS CAGLE My Love Goes On... (Virgin) 22/3 623 211 0 0 0 2 10 10 CHRIS CAGLE My Love Goes On And On (Virgin) 3

KENNY CHESNEY I Lost It (BNA/RLG) 32/3 1333 424 0 0 0 7 18 7 CLARK FAMILY EXPERIENCE (Meanwhile) Bads... (Curb) 3

JOLIE & THE EDWARDS I Would (DreamWorks) 3 CLARK FAMILY... (Meanwhile) Back... (Curb) 6/3 206 65 0 0 0 1 3 2 BRAD PAISLEY We Danced ( Arista/RLG) 2

TERRI CLARK A Little Gasoline (Mercury) 29/1 1370 425 0 0 1 3 23 2 STEVE HOLY Blue Moon (Curb) 2

ANITA COCHRAN You With Me (Warner Bros.) 2/0 44 14 0 0 0 0 0 2 CLAY WALKER Once In A Lifetime Love (Giant) 2

TAMMY COCHRAN So What (Epic) 1/0 19 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 JAMIE O'NEAL There Is No Arizona (Mercury) 2

BILLY RAY CYRUS You Won't Be... (Monument) 28/0 1412 448 0 1 1 3 20 3 TRACY BYRD Take Me With You When I Go (RCA/RLG) 2

CHALEE TENNISON Makin' Up With You (Asylum/WB) 2

CLAY DAVIDSON I Can't Lie To Me (Virgin) 2771 1115 350 0 0 0 4 18 5

JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin' (Epic) 36/0 3859 1213 1 4 22 7 2 0

DIXIE CHICKS Without You (Monument) 25/13 818 272 0 0 1 4 10 10

SARA EVANS Born To Fly (RCA/RLG) 30/0 1589 508 0 0 0 11 15 4

VINCE GILL Feels Like Love (MCA) 37/0 2882 905 0 3 3 24 7 0

BILLY GILMAN One Voice (Epic) 26/0 1558 506 0 0 0 15 10 1

ANDY GRIGGS Waitin' On Sundown (RCA/RLG) 9/0 207 66 0 0 0 0 2 7

ERIC HEATHERLY Swimming In... (Mercury) 1/1 40 16 0 0 0 0 1 0

TY HERNDON A Love Like That (Epic) 3/0 143 40 0 0 0 1 1 1

FAITH HILI./TIM MCGRAW Let's... (Warner Bros.) 36/0 3233 1018 1 2 12 19 2 0 Most Increased STEVE HOLY Blue Moon (Curb)

REBECCA LYNN HOWARD I Don't Paint... (MCA)

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SONYA ISAACS Barefoot In... (Lyric Street) 2/0 32 9 0 0 0 0 0 2 POINT

ARTIST TITLE LABEL,SI INCREASE

ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love ( Arista/RLG) 37/0 4290 1346 2 5 26 4 0 0 JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY The Little Gid (A Iantc) +698

JOLIE & THE WANTED I Would (DreamWorks) 3/3 42 12 0 0 0 0 0 3 DIXIE CHICKS Without You (Monument) +631

TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (DreamWorks) 37/0 3879 1206 1 4 20 10 2 0 SHAMA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love... (Mercury) +340

TRACY LAWRENCE Lonely (Atlantic) 35/0 2477 780 0 1 3 20 10 1 GEORGE STRAIT Go On (MCA) +338

LONESTAR What About Now (BNA/RLG) 36/0 3991 1255 1 4 24 6 1 0 KENNY CHESNEY I Lost It (BNA/RLG) +336

TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) +331 PATTY LOVELESS That's The Kind... (Epic) 30/1 1633 516 0 0 0 10 18 2 TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (DreamWorks) +312

SHANE MCANALLY Run Away (Curb) 7/0 214 69 0 0 0 0 4 3 LENIN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow/Curb/Capitol) +292

MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA) 37/0 2629 830 0 1 2 25 8 1 BRAD PAISLEY We Danced ( Arista/RLG) +275

NEAL MCCOY Every Man For... (Giant) 6/1 177 57 0 0 0 0 3 3 CHAD BROCK The Visit (Warner Bros.) +271

REBA MCEIMRE We're So Good... (MCA) 12/11 188 62 0 0 0 1 3 8 KEITH URBAN Your Everything (Capitol) +247

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) +223 TIM MCGRAW My Next Thirty Years (Curb) 9Th 327 100 0 0 0 1 5 3 TIM MCGRAW My Next Thirty Years (Curb) +222

JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way (Curb) 37/0 4214 1331 1 7 24 5 0 0 WMï;BI BROS. KARA MIS Refs The BEGL G) +205

GEORGIA MIDDLEMAN No Place Like Home (Giant) 5/0 130 41 0 0 0 0 3 2 TERRI CLARK A Little Gasoline (Mercury) +196

JOHN M. MONTGOMERY The Little Girl (Atlantic) 35/6 1592 509 0 0 0 7 21 7

CRAIG MORGAN Paradise (Atlantic) 9/0 307 107 0 0 0 0 7 2

JAMIE O'NEAL There Is No Arizona (Mercury) 8/2 268 92 0 0 0 2 3 3

BRAD PAISLEY We Danced (Arista/RLG) 3712 2097 662 0 0 2 14 19 2

RAYE w/EAKES Tired Of Loving This Way (Epic) 9/0 337 97 0 0 O 0 6 3

JOHN RICH I Pray For You (BNA/RLG) .. 5/0 191 68 0 0 0 1 4 0

RICOCHET She's Gone (Columbia) 6/0 149 50 0 0 0 0 2 4

LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow/Curb/Capitol) 35/1 2886 904 0 2 8 20 4 1

KENNY ROGERS He Will, She Knows (DreamWorks) 17/1 806 241 0 0 0 3 13 1

SAWYER BROWN Perfect World (Curb) 3/0 184 49 0 0 0 1 1 1 Most Increased SHEDAISY I Will...But (Lyric Street) 36/0 3884 1228 1 7 20 5 3 0 Plays DARYLE SINGLETARY I Knew I Loved You (Audium) 4/0 193 55 0 0 0 1 3 0 TOTAL

PLAY

SONS OF THE DESERT Everybody's... (MCA) 12/1 489 152 0 0 0 3 6 3 ARTIST TIRE L48E1IS) INCREASE

GEORGE STRAIT Go On (MCA) 37/0 3251 1025 0 3 12 17 5 0 JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY The Little Gid ( Atlantic) +211

CHALEE TENNISON Makin' Up With You (Warner Bros.) 2/2 36 10 0 0 0 0 0 2 DIXIE CHICKS Without You (Monument) +209

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) 37/0 3211 1010 0 3 8 24 2 0 GEORGE STRAIT Go On (MCA) +107

SHAMA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love... (Mercury) +102 TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) 37/0 2393 758 0 2 0 16 19 0 KENNY CHESNEY I Lost It (BNA/RLG) +96

SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love... (Mercury) 23/4 972 314 0 0 0 4 15 4 TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) +93

KEITH URBAN Your Everything (Capitol) 35/0 3782 1184 1 6 19 8 0 1 TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (DreamWorks) +91

PHIL VASSAR Just Another Day (Arista/RLG) 36/1 2153 682 0 0 2 18 12 4 LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb/Capitol) +82

CLAY WALKER Once In A... (Giant) 17/2 648 203 0 0 0 0 16 1 CHAD BROCK The Visit (Warner Bros.) +81

BRAD PAISLEY We Danced ( Arista/RLG) +71 WARINER w/BROOKS Katie Wants A... (Capitol) 30/1 1472 469 0 0 2 6 17 5 KEITH URBAN Your Everything (Capitol) +70

WARREN BROTHERS/SARA That's... (BNA/RLG) 35/0 2385 759 0 1 2 22 9 1 TIM MCGRAW My Next Thirty Years (Curb) +69

YANKEE GREY This Time Around (Monument) 12/0 414 138 0 0 0 2 6 4 AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) +62

TRISHA YEARWOOD Where Are You Now (MCA) 2/0 70 24 0 0 0 0 1 1 SARA EVANS Born To Fly (RCA/RLG) +59

TERRI CLARK A Little Gasoline (Mercury) +59

37 Country Indicator reporters in markets 124.202. Songs ranked alphabetically for the' airplay week of Sunday 8/20- Saturday 8/26. 02000, R8R Inc.

WARREN BROS. F/SARA EVANS Thafs The BeaL.. (M ON) +58

TRACY LAWRENCE Lonely (Atlantic) +57



Country Action September 1, 2000 RaR 69

The New Album Gallery In Stores: September 5, 2000

various Artists Big Mon: The Songs of Bill Monroe (Skaggs Family Records) Ricky Skaggs was already getting back to his roots before bluegrass pioneer Bill Monroe died in 1996. Since then Skaggs has proudly carried the bluegrass banner on a series of CDs for his own label. Skaggs now releases a new CD paying tribute to Monroe. and its an all -star cast. to say the very least.

Big Mon: The Songs of Bill Monroe features performances by

IO Grammy winners, six Grand Ole Opry members. 11 platinum or multiplatinum acts and - with the inclusion of Creedence Clearwater Revival founder John Fogerty - one mem- her of the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame. Skaggs says its only fitting that a wide cross- section of musicians pay tribute to Monroe. He explains, He was such an influence ... not just in bluegrass, but in all kinds of American music - rock 'n' roll. country. And as a songwriter. he's so well -respected that we felt there needed to be a nice tribute done to him by more

than just bluegrass artists." Big Mon features songs that Monroe wrote and/or performed throughout his career. On two tracks Skaggs teams with other artists - The Dixie Chicks ( "Walk Softly ") and Joan Osborne ("On the Old Kentucky Shore'). Other tracks are provided by Steve Wanner. Travis Trite, Patty Loveless, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Charlie Daniels, Dolly Parton. The Whites and Bruce Hornsby. Fogerty's choice for the album was "Blue Moon of Kentucky." a Monroe original covered by Elvis Presley on an early Sun Records side in the '50s. The title track - an instrumental - is performed by The Red Hot Chili Pickers. Not to be confused with a similarly named rock band, the Pickers include Skaggs and an array of bluegrass greats including Bobby Hicks, Stuart Duncan. J.D. Crowe, Roland White, Sam Bush and Del McCoury.

Following the multiweek success of Lee Ann Womack's single "I Hope You Dance," BMI

recently hosted a reception honoring Tia Sitters, who co -wrote the song with Mark D.

Sanders. "I Hope You Dance," the title track of Womack's latest album, is also up for Song of the Year honors at this year's CMA Awards show. Pictured (t -r) are Sanders;

SiUers; producer Mark Wright; Ensign Music's Pat Finch; Womack's husband and produc-

er, Frank Liddell; Womack; and BMrs Roger Sovine.

o161:1E _ RECORD WSM-FM/Nashville

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CLAY DAVIDSON "I Can't Lie To Me ' (Virgin)

If "Unconditional" gave the impression that Clay Davidson was just another wimpy ballad singer, "I Can't Lie to Me "should dis- pel that myth. From the swampy guitar opening to the blues line in the bridge, this is one tough song with an even tougher delivery. The boy has some soul! While both "Unconditional" and "I Can't Lie to Me" drip with pain, they impress me with the range of someone who can do a sensitive ballad and then come back with a gutsy Southern rock turn. I will admit it took a little time for me to make the transition between the two, but "I Can't Lie to We" sounds better on the radio than it does in the office. If males are the question, this is definitely part of the answer.

Fin`ssaïscK No. I: "Amazed"- Lpnestar (ninth week)

IrEUts raO No. I: "One Emooion" - Clint Mack

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70 RBA September 1, 2000 Country New & Active

DARYLE SINGLETARY I Knew I Loved You (Audium) Total Stations: 23, Adds: 2, Points: 1094, Plays: 222 ( -5)

ANITA COCHRAN You With Me (Warner Bros.) Total Stations: 26, Adds: O. Points: 1022, Plays: 194 ( -12)

NEAL MCCOY Every Man For Himself (Giant) Total Stations: 23, Adds: 10. Points: 552, Plays: 115 ( +69)

SONYA ISAACS Barefoot In The Grass (Lyric Street) Total Stations: 15, Adds: 2, Points: 484, Plays: 100 ( -40)

TAMMY COCHRAN So What (Epic) Total Stations: 24, Adds: 9, Points: 450, Plays: 94 ( +56)

REM MCENTIRE We're So Good Together (MCA)

Total Stations: 22. Adds: 20. Points: 438. Plays: 85 ( +39)

REBECCA LYNN HOWARD I Dont Paint Myself Into... (MCA)

Total Stations: 10. Adds: 2. Points: 238, Plays: 47 ( +31)

ERIC HEATHERLY Swimming In Champagne (Mercury) Total Stations: 19, Adds: 18. Points: 216, Plays: 47 ( +26)

CHALEE TENNISON Makin' Up With You (Asylum/WB) Total Stations: 13, Adds: 11, Points: 140, Plays: 25 ( +6)

JOLIE & THE EDWARDS I Would (Dream Works)

Total Stations: 13, Adds: 13, Points: 49, Plays: 10 ( -19)

Songs ranked by total points.

WHERE'S TRISHA NOW?

Trisha Yearwood amazed the audience with her beautiful voice during her Saturday, August 19 concert in Wilkes -Barre, PA. During a break, Trisha met backstage with WCTD/Wilkes- Barre, PD Boomer.

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National Radio Formats

ABC RADIO NETWORKS

Coast -To -Coast

Mark Edwards (972) 991 -9200

Adds: ANITA COCHRAN You With Me

Hottest: DIXIE CHICKS Without You

KEITH URBAN Your Everything

JOHN M. MONTGOMERY The Little Girl

ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMING

Steve Knoll (800) 231 -2818

Adds: No Adds

Hottest: JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin FAITH HILL/TIM MCGRAW Lets Make Love

JOIE$ BROADCAST PRESUMING ING

Ken Moultrie (800) 426 -9082

Mainstream Country

L.J. Smith

Adds: SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin On To Love

Hottest ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love

SHEDAISY I Will...But

JOE DIFFIE Its Always Somethin' JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way


New Country

L.J. Smith

Adds: SARA EVANS Born To Fly

SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love

Hottest: JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way

SHEDAISY I Will...But BROOKS & DUNN You'll Always Be Loved By Me

JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin KEITH URBAN Your Everything

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Ken Moultrie

Adds: No

,,Addds,.,,,, Hottest JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way

ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love



JOE DIFFIE Ifs Always Somethin'

JOIES RADIO IETWORK

Jim Murphy (303) 784 -8700

CD COUNTRY

John Hendricks

Adds: No Adds

Hottest LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance


US COUNTRY

MCGRAW Let's Make Love

W COUNTR

Penny Mitchell

Adds: CHAO BROCK The Visit

Mt** KEITH UR$AM Your Everything

SHEDAISY I WI1I...But

JONES OYEN NETWORK CONTINUER

BROOKS 8 DUNN You'll Always Be Loved By Me

JOE DIFFIE Its Always Somethin ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love

PREMIERE RADIO NETWORKS

After Midnite

Kelly Ericson (818) 461 -5435

Adds: TRACY BYRD Take Me With You When You Go

SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love

Hottest: ALAN JACKSON It Must Be Love

LONESTAR What About Now

!ROOKS 8 DUNN You'll Always Be Loved By Me


SHEDAISY I Will. But

JO DEE MESSINA That's The Way

JOE DIFFIE Its Always Somethin

RADIO ONE COUNTRY PURIST Jim West (970) 949 -3339

Adds: No Adds

Hottest: DIXIE CHICKS Cold Day In July

SHEDAISY I Will But



STWOOO ONE RADIO NETWORKS

Charlie Cook (805) 294 -9000

Mainstream Country

David Felker

Adds: CLINT BLACK Loge She Can't Live Without


Hottest: LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance





Not Country

David Felker

Adds: DIXIE CHICKS Without You


Hottest: LONESTAR What About Now




BROOKS 8 DUNN You'll Always Be Loved By Me

GREAT

AMERICAN

COUNTRY

ADDS SHEDAISY I Will But

PRAIRIE OYSTER Man In The Moon

TAMARA WALKER Didn't We Love

ELITE LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance

FAITH HILL/TIM MCGRAW Let's Make Love


YHICE GILL Feels Like Love

LENIN RIMES I Need You

RASCAL FLATTS Prayin' For Daylight

TONY KEITH Country Comes To Town

AARON TIPPM Kiss This

DARRYL WORLEY When You Need My Love

KEITH USAN Your Everything

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- COUNTRY -

TOP 10

FAITH HILL/71M MCGRAW I et s Make Love

AARON TIME lusSTh.s

BILLY GILMAN One Vote

TOBY KEITH Mow Oo You Like Me Now

LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance

LEANN RIMES I Need You

GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again

FAITH HILL The Way You Love Me

WARREN BROTHERSwìSARA EVANSThaIs The Beat


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Chris Parr DirectorProgramming Paul Hastaba. VP GM

ADDS

STEVE HOLY Blue Moon

TAMARA WALKER Didn't We Love

HEAVY

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This

BILLY GILMAN One Voice

DARRYL WORLEYWhen You Need My Love

FAITH HILUTIM MCGRAw Let's Make Lae

GARTH BROOKS When You Come Back To Me Again

JOE DIF FIE its Always Somettun

JO DEE ME SSINA That's The May

LFANN RIMES I Need You

LEE ANN WOMACK' Hope You Dance


RASCAL FLATTSPiarnE For Daylight

SHEDAJSY I Will But

TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town

VINCE GEL Feels Like Love

HOT SHOTS BILLY RAY CYRUS You Wont Be Lonely Now

CLAY DAVIDSON' Can't Lie To Me

ERIC HEATHERLY Swimming In Champagne

JAMIE O' NEAL There Is No Arizona

JOIE 8 THE WANTED' Would

KENNY CHESNEY I Lost It

LISA AKGELLE A Woman Gets Lonely

RICOCHET She's Gone

SARA CURS Born To Fly

SONS OF THE DESERT Everybody's Gotta

TERRI CLARRA Little Gasoline

Heary rotation songs recewe 28 plays per week Hot

Shots recent 21 plays per week

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LEE ANN WOMACK I Hope You Dance (MCA)

RASCAL RLATTS Prayin' For Daylight (Lyric Street)

CHAD BROCK Yes! (Warner Bros.)

DARRYL WORLEY When You Need My Love (DreamWorks)

FAITH HILL The Way You Love Me (Warner Bros.)

TOBY KEITH How Do You Like Me Now? (DreamWorks)

ERIC HEATHERLY Flowers On The Wall (Mercury)

REBA MCENTIRE I'll Be (MCA)

CLAY WALKER The Chain Of Love (Giant)

DIXIE CHICKS Cowboy Take Me Away (Monument)

GEORGE STRAIT The Best Day (MCA)

ANDY GRIGGS She's More (RCA/RLG)

CLAY DAVIDSON Unconditional (Virgin)

TIM MCGRAW Something Like That (Curb)

11M MCGRAW My Best Friend (Curb)


KENNY ROGERS Buy Me A Rose (Dreamcatcher)

COLLIN RAYE Couldn't Last A Moment (Epic)

MARTINA MCBRIDE I Love You (RCA/RLG)

BRAD PAISLEY He Didn't Have To Be (Arista/RLG)

Each week R &R lists songs going for adds in this section and in the Country

format faxes. To see your song listed, please call Country Assistant Editor Heidi

Van Alstyne at (310) 788 -1657, fax to (310) 203 -9763, or e-mail: heidiv® rronline. corn.

US 99 PD Justin Case and DreamWorks' Scott Borchetta discussed the finer points of

top -speed programming with racing legend Mario Andretti during the recent Chicago Grand

Prix. Pictured (l -r) are Case's daughter Ashley, Andretti, Case's wife Rhonda, Borchetta

and Case.

TOP P COUNTRY

POWER GOLD

1 JO DEE MESSINA Bye Bye 51 NEAL MCCOY The Shake

2 BROOKS & DUNN My Maria 52 ALAN JACKSON Don't Rock The Jukebox

3 FAITH HILL This Kiss 53 SHANIA TWAIN No One Needs To Know

4 TIM MCGRAW Where The Green Grass Grows 54 VINCE GILL Don't Let Our Love Start

5 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY Soli (The Grundy... ) 55 TOBY KEITH A Little Less Talk And A Lot

6 BROOKS & DUNN Boot Scootin' Boogie 56 SHANIATWAINDon t Be Stupid (You Know I _ )

7 SAMMY KERSHAW She Don't Know... 57 ALAN JACKSON Summertime Blues

8 TRISHA YEARWOODShe's In Love Wdh The Boy 58 ALAN JACKSON Who's Cheatin' Who

9 GEORGE STRAIT Check Yes Or No 59 GARTH BROOKS That Summer

10 TOBY KEITH Should've Been A Cowboy 60 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY Life's A Dance

11 DAVID LEE MURPHY Dust On The Bottle 61 GEORGE STRAIT Love Without End. Amen

12 TIM MCGRAW I Like It, I Love It 62 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY I Swear

13 ALAN JACKSON Chattahoochee 63 REBA MCENTIRE Fancy

14 GARTH BROOKS Friends In Low Places 64 DIAMOND RIO Meet In The Middle

15 SHANIA TWAIN Any Man 01 Mine 65 TRISHA YEARWOOD How Do I Live

16 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY Be My Baby Tonight 66 PATTY LOVELESS I Try To Think About Elvis

17 SHANIA TWAIN Love Gets Me Every Time 67 GARTH BROOKS Papa Loved Mama

18 RANDY TRAVIS Forever And Ever, Amen 68 ALABAMA Song Of The South

19 SHANIA TWAIN (If You're Not ... ) I'm Outta ... 69 VINCE GILL One More Last Chance

20 MARTINA MCBRIDE Whatever You Say 70 TOBY KEITH Wish I Didn't Know Now

21 GARTH BROOKSAin t Going Down (Til The ...) 71 ULA MCCANN I Wanna Fait In Love

22 WYNONNA No One Else On Earth 72 MARTINA MCBRIDE My Baby Loves Me

23 ALAN JACKSON Livin' On love 73 JO DEE MESSN4AHeads Carolina, Tails Caldomia

24 TRISHA YEARWOODXXX 's And 000's (An ...) 74 TIM MCGRAW Down On The Farm

25 ALAN JACKSON Little Bitty 75 PAM TILLIS Maybe It Was Memphis

26 TIM MCGRAW Just To See You Smile 76 RANDY TRAVIS Deeper Than The Holler

27 ALAN JACKSON Gone Country 77 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY I Can Love You...

28 RICOCHET Daddy's Money 78 MARTINA MCBRIDE Independence Day

29 GARTH BROOKSTwo Of A Kind. Working On ... 79 ALAN JACKSON Tall. Tall Trees

30 SHAMA TWAINWhose Bed Have Your Boots ... 80 GEORGE STRAIT I Cross My Heart

31 GARTH BROOKS Two Pina Coladas 81 TRAVIS TRITT T- ro- u -b -le

32 DIXIE CHICKS I Can Love You Better 82 DOUG STONE Why Didn't I Think Of That

33 KENNY CHESNEY She's Got It All 83 JOE DIFFIE Pickup Man

34 MARK CHESNLITT It's A Little Too Late 84 TRACY BYRD Watermelon Crawl

35 SHANIA TWAIN You're Still The One 85 BROOKS d DUNN That Ain't No Way To Go

36 BROOKS & DUNN Neon Moon 86 JOHN ANDERSON Straight Tequila Night

37 PATTY LOVELESS Blame It On Your Heart 87 TIM MCGRAW/FAITH HILL Its Your Love

38 GEORGE STRAIT Carrying Your Love With Me 88 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY I Love The Way_

39 CLAY WALKER Then What 89 REBA MCENTIRE Is There Life Out There

40 LEANN RIMES One Way Ticket (Because I Can) 90 SAWYER BROWN Some Girls Do

41 CLINT BLACK Nothin' But The Taillights 91 TIM MCGRAW Don't Take The Girl

42 FAITH HILL Wild One 92 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND Fishin' In The Dark

43 GARTH BROOKS Rodeo 93 CLINT BLACK Better Man

44 LITTLE TEXAS God Blessed Texas 94 GARTH BROOKS Unanswered Prayers

45 GARTH BROOKS The Thunder Rolls 95 COLLIN RAYE That's My Story

46 MARY CFIAPtNCARPB4TERDownAtTheTwist ... 96 COLLIN RAYE Love. Me

47 GARTH BROOKS Shameless 97 TRISHA YEARWOOD Perfect Love

48 GARTH BROOKS The Dance .98 GARTH BROOKS The River

49 NEAL MCCOY Wink 99 GARTH BROOKS If Tomorrow Never Comes

50 ALABAMA I'm In A Hurry (And Don't ... ) 100 BROOKS & DUNN Brand New Man

Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio 7If Net- works. Top 200 Power Gold is based on year -to -date monitored airplay data. 02000, / R&R Inc.



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S 1 ELBY LYNNE GOTTA GET 10K

THE FIRST SINGLE FROM "I AM SHELBY LYNNE"

II&R AC Chart Debut

On over 160 stations, including: WNND WPCH WLTE WLIF WSHH

KOSI KGBY KUDL WLTQ KQXT

WWLI WTPI WMGF WLMG WRVR

and many more!

"SHE'S THE BEST OF BONNIE RAITT, CAROLE KING,

AND LINDA RQNSTADT ALL ROLLED UP INTO ONE

STICK OF DYNAMITEZ!!'' -Steve Hamilton, APD /MD KOSI fM Denver

Also on Board at Hot AC:

WVRV WMTX WMC

WMBX WKDD WINK

WCPT KCDA WCDA

"It's perfect for our format. Great, early phones!" -Jay Davis. PD WCPT /Albany



Adult Contemporary September 1, 2000 RAR 75

MIKE KINOSIAN mkinosox @non line. corn

Family Values In The Mix WMTX /Tampa keeps it kid -friendly

I t didn't take long before the words "family values" were uttered at both of the major political

parties' national conventions. Nebulous as that term is, each party believes it resonates with

_ voters. Similarly, at least one Hot AC claims it's the outlet that adults can listen to when their

kids are in the car.

That goes in many different directions and covers a lot of ground." comments Tony Florentino, who joined WMTX (Mix 96)/Tampa last December as

its PD. "There are very few po-

tentially offensive songs that come our way. but it really has

more to do with Tony Florentine

the market's com- plexion and where we see the op-

portunities for a station like ours.

"We're hyper -aware of that condition in the morning show. Morn- ing is the one daypart in which you're going in so many different directions and have elements that could potentially cause some discomfort among listeners. We try really hard to stay right down the

middle in that area." Driving home the point that Mix

96 is the station that won't be

offensive to adults or their kids wasn't something that was just snatched out of thin air. "We'd done

some pretty extensive research about this over the past year." Florentino points out. Listeners were questioned about elements that were most important to them. We specifically asked if it mattered

that there was a radio station that

adults could listen to around children. It astounded us how strong and

important that element is to adult fe-

males in this market." After learning how vital it was to

tbeir core audience. Florentino explains. "We spit it back and told them that we've got that point covered. When we listen to the compe-

tition. we can tell that their strategy

doesn't include that clement. In terms of branding the station as one

that can be listened to around kids, we want to wave the flag and take ownership of that element. That's how overwhelming that image is for our listeners."

The Competition

WMTX is one of eight Clear Channel/làmpa properties. Another is W XTB (Rock 98). home of Bubba

The Love Sponge. "He makes all his

money and. quite frankly. cleans our

clock among 25 -54 adults by being 180 degrees from a radio station that

you can listen to around children." notes Florentino. "That works very well for him."

Also in the family is CHR/Pop WFLZ. They have a really great mainstream morning show that per-

forms well in this market." Flor- entino says. "They're tapped in on

all the major events and reflect this community. Mix had to develop a

strategy that works for us, and that's what we did. We're not playing a

ton of syrupy ballads or country records that might be groaners for teens. We're playing fairly popular mainstream. uptempo records.

As a father of three. Florentino says his goal is to "raise my chil-

"Morning is the one

daypart in which you're

going in so many

different directions and

have elements that could potentially cause

some discomfort among

listeners. We try really

hard to stay right down

the middle in that

area."

dren to be strong members of society. It's my opinion - and the opinion of people I socialize with and people who work here - that we

have some responsibility to foster that positive developmental attitude in children."

Weighing the options, he remarks. "We can get on the air, do some relatively raunchy stuff, poten-

tially embarrass some adults and potentially desensitize some kids."

Instead, WMTX has opted to heed the findings of what Florentino describes as a very powerful research statement. Claiming there's a huge hole for a station taking such

a stand. he adds, "This is a really good thing for society. We're not the

Parents Music Resource Center or

anything like that. We walk up to the double -entendre line. but we

don't cross it. What we really try to stay away from is the kind of negativity that's prevalent in the media in general."

Tapping The Mainstream

Having previously programmed WKJY/Long Island and WTYR -FM/ Richmond, Florentino has an extensive Soft AC background and was

surprised that crosstown Soft AC WWRM (WARM) hadn't claimed a

family values position. "After looking at the research. I thought we should go in and grab it," he says.

Explaining that TV's Friends is

a model for WMTX, he notes. "If you watch that show, they do thong underwear jokes and a lot of double - entendre humor. There are some

things on prime time television that

are really accepted. Our station is

popular mainstream entertainment for adults and doesn't happen to have an ounce of negativity on it.

"When I first got here. it appeared that there was a tight and narrow niche for a station like ours and that we could- be the new at- work listening choice. I'm not say-

ing that we position ourselves as a

hipper 'Warm,' but I think we're a

mainstream station for the year 2000. There's always room in any market for a mainstream radio sta-

tion to succeed. and that's our position."

In addition to programming WMTX. Florentino is also a Clear Channel AC Brand Manager. In that capacity he consults about 10 sta-

tions within the chain. "It's an enor- mous amount of fun," he says. "I really enjoy being able to take a big - picture view of stations in this company that are working with the same

sensibilities and strategies that we

are. I never come back from a market visit without something new for WMTX. That's really cool.

"There's always something fresh that I can glean from a GM or PD in a market I'm visiting. The only downside is that it takes a couple of days a month outside my home station. There's a time crunch and

a lot of time on the phone. But we

always get the work done. and I love doing it. Everybody wins - except my family."

Gulf Coast Quintet Here's how Tampa Bay's five format players fared this spring in

three important female demos. Demo shares are followed by market rank and fluctuation from last spring.

WDUV and Hot AC WMTX improved year -to -year in all three demos. All five facilities improved spring -to- spring among women 35 -64. Es- pecially noteworthy are WDUV's numbers. The Soft AC jumps from 17th 'among females 18 -34 to 12th among women 25 -54 and all the way to No. 1 among females 35 -64. Approximately two of every three WDUV listeners (66 %) are 65 +. The largest concentrated cell is women 65 +,

'accounting for a whopping 38% of its total audience.

Tampa (Market No. 21)

Calls W18-34 W25 -54 W35 -64 WBBY" 2.2 (No.12, -29%) 4.6 (No. 10, +2%) 4.2 (No. 10, +11%)

WDW 1.2 (No. 17, +50 %) 4.1 (No. 12, +64 %) 8.9 (No. 1. +51 %)

WMTX* 6.2 (No. 4. +5 %) 6.3 (No. 3, +11 %) 6.8 (No. 3, +62 %)

WSSR+ 9.9 (No. 3, -7%) 5.9 (No. 4, +2%) 3.8 (No. 12, +19 %)

WWRM 4.0 (No. 8. -48 %) 5.7 (No. 5. -5 %) 5.8 (No. 5, +14 %)

CHR/Pop WFLZ ranks first among women 18 -34 (19.3) and women 25 -54 (9/8).

" Formerly Classic Hits WCOF, now Rock AC

Hot AC + Pop /Alternative

Some Songs Have No Words While many of the following titles feature vocals, these 1990s chart hits were done by artists generally known for their instrumental prowess and stylings. Songs are followed by their R &R "Debut" date and peak position. Only those songs that debuted on the chart between 1990 -1999 are listed.

Adult Contemporary George Benson: "Love of My Life," 8/20/93, No. 27; "Holdin' On" 9/

6/96, No. 25; "Standing Together," 7/10/98, No. 14.

Jim Brickman: "Rocket to the Moon." 7/15/94, No. 29; "Angel Eyes," 4/21/95, No. 9; if You Believe," 10/6/95, No. 9; "By Heart," 2 /2/96, No.

8; "Hero's Dream," 6/28/96, No. 10; "Do You Hear What I Hear ?" 12/20/ 96, No. 30; "Valentine," 1/Martina McBride. 1/10/97. No. 1; "Picture This" 4/25/97, No. 15; 'The Gift," f /Susan Ashton & Collin Raye, 9/26/97, No. 1; "Love of My Life," f/Michael W. Smith, 12/18/98, No. 7; "Destiny," f/ Jordan Hill & Billy Poder, 5/14/99, No. 7; "Your Love" f /Michelle Wright. 10/22/99, No. 16.

Kenny G: "Theme From Dying líwng," 8/9/91, No. 26: "Forever in Love" 11/13/92, No. 1; "By the Time This Night Is Over," w /Peabo Bryson, 5/7/ 93, No. 1; "Sentimental" 10/15/93, No. 9; "Even If My Heart Would Break" w /Aaron Neville, 4/15/94, No. 9: "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," 12/9/94, No. 23; "The Moment" 9/20/96, No. 10; "Havana' 2/7/97, No. 9;

"Loving You," 11/14/97, No. 6: "My Heart Will Go On" 2/27/98, No. 15;

'What a Wonderful World," w /Louis Armstrong, 7/30/99, No. 18: "Auld Lang Syne (The Millennium Mix)," 12/10/99, No. 7.

Warren Hill: "The Passion Theme," 5/19/93, No. 25; "Shelter From the Storm' 2/28/97, No. 21.

James Homer: "Southampton' 2/27/98, No. 20.

Bruce Hornsby (& The Range): "Across the River,' 6/15/90, No. 5: "Lost Soul," w /Shawn Colvin, 10/19/90, No. 9; "Set Me in Motion," 5/ 31/91, No. 18; "Harbor Lights' 4/9/93. No. 9; "Fields of Gray' 9/10/93, No. 1; "Rainbow's Cadillac" 1/7/94, No. 19; "Walk in the Sun" 6/30/95. No. 4; "Swing Street," 11/17/95, No. 15; "See the Same Way," 4/16/99, No. 25.

Chris Isaak: "Wicked Game," 1/11/91, No. 9; "Can't Do a Thing to Stop Me," 4/9/93, No. 8; "Somebody's Crying." 6/30/95, No. 24.

Quincy Jones: "I'll Be Good To You' f /Ray Charles & Chaka Khan. 1/12/90, No. 21; "The Secret Garden," 4/6/90, No. 18; "I'm Yours," f/ Siedah Garrett & El DeBarge, 4/30/99, No. 20.

Dave Koz: "Castle of Dreams' 12/7/90. No. 9: "Nothing But the Ra- dio On," 4/5/91, No. 14; "You Make Me Smile," 7/23/93, No. 4; "Lucky Man," f /Charles Pettigrew. 2/18/94, No. 28; "Faces of the Heart," 8/5/ 94, No. 23: "Don't Look Back" 9/6/96, No. 16; "December Makes Me Feel This Way," 12/12/97, No. 27.

Mitch Malloy: "Tumbling Down," 4/1/94. No. 28. Mannheim Steamroller: "Joy to the World," 12/8/95, No. 19; "Angels

We Have Heard on High" 12/13/96, No. 17; "God Rest Ye Merry Gentle- men," 12/5/97, No. 23.

Northern Exposure: "Theme From Northern Exposure,` 10/30/92, No.12.

Continued on



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.tEER ARTIST TITLE LABELS

Q MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me (Columbia) 2 Q FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.)

4 0 DON HENLEY Taking You Home (Warner Bros.)

s Q CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA)

3 LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb /Capitol)

6 6 LONESTAR Amazed (BNAJRLG)

7 SAVAGE GARDEN I Knew I Loved You (Columbia)

8 - W. HOUSTON & E. IGLESIAS Could I Have This Kiss Forever (Arista)

9 0 CELINE DION That's The Way It Is (550 Music)

10 10 LARA FABIAN I Will Love Again (Columbia)

11 1' BACKSTREET BOYS Show Me The Meaning Of... (Jive)

14 ® BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood)

12 13 BRIAN MCKNIGHT Back At One (Motown/Universal)

13 14 SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia)

17 ® MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA/RLG)

PHIL COLLINS You'll Be In My Heart (Hollywood)

O BACKSTREET BOYS The One (Jive)

m SANTANA F/ROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista)

JIM BRICKMAN The Love I Found In You (Windham Hill)

29 98 DEGREES I Do (Cherish You) (Universal)

e STING Desert Rose (A &M/lnterscope)

e JOE I Wanna Know (Jive)

ELTON JOHN Friends Never Say Goodbye (Dream Works) [Debut>

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2.6 JESSICA SIMPSON I Think I'm In Love With You (Columbia)

27 CELINE DION I Want You To Need Me (550 Music)

20 JON SECADA Stop (550 Music)

C) ROXETTE Wish I Could Fly (Edel America)

m SHELBY LYNNE Gotta Get Back (lsland/IDJMG)

TOTAL . - GROSS WEEKS ON TOTAL STATIONSI PUYS PLAYS IMPRESSIONS CNART ADOS

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2586 +100 320681 28 113/0

2390 +36 306987 33 110/0

2344 +57 269587 18 110/0

2225 +70 249551 18 106/0

2196 -94 218428 23 109/0

1850 -72 217112 50 107/1

1666 -3 217583 46 108/0

1530 -55 179343 15 102/0

1512 +52 201730 43 103/0

1432 -11 171162 15 103/0

1411 -24 161657 32 100/0

1323 +162 156336 3 91/7

1322 -80 173453 37 96/0

1046 -255 100956 23 92/1

1042 +153 97536 5 96/2

1038 -27 136001 72 97/0

951 +43 132788 12 73/2

824 +10 114904 43 48/0

743 +126 63424 5 85/4

676 -5 87479 52 75/0

492 +80 49826 5 30/0

486 +13 97160 6 62/8

474 +203 86610 1 66/13

474 -92 35551 14 60/0

454 +167 49575 2 68/17

451 -8 39847 6 51/1

408 -81 41491 20 54/0

356 -85 35784 9 45/0

345 +48 27319 2 45/3

334 +47 25820 1 54/5

114 AC reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 8/20- Saturday 8/26. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays. the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 875 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000. The Arbitron Company). C 2000, RSA Inc.

New áE Active CORKS Breathless (143/Lava/Atlantic) Total Plays 253 Total Statons 39. Adds 9

MARC ANTHONY My Baby You (Columbia) Total Plays 247 Total Ratans 47 Adds 14

DAVE KOZ UMONTELL JORDAN Careless Whisper (Capitol) Total Plays 225. Total Startons. 46. Adds. 7

EVAN AND JARON Crazy For This Girl (Columbia) Total Plays. 205 Total Stations 27. Adds 3

SOLEIL MOON Never Say Goodbye (WO) Total Plays 174. Total Startons. 34. Adds. 2

MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be With You (550 Music) Total Plays 118 Total Stations 14 As 0

JENNIFER PAIGE Beautiful (Centropolis7Hollywood) Total Plays 78 Total Stators 16 Adds 1

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest 01 My Life (Warner Bros.) total Plays 65. Total Statoos. 13. Adds 4

JOE COCKER She Believes In Me (Eagle) Total Plays. 37 Total Stanors It. Adds. 3

BILLY GILMAN One Voice (550 Music) Total Pays 30. Total Stems 20 Adds 20

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BILLY GILMAN One Voice (550 Music)


MARC ANTHONY My Baby You (Columbia)

ELTON JOHN Friends Never Say Goodbye (Dream Works)

SAVAGE GARDEN Affirmation (Columbia)

CORRS Breathless (143/Lava/Atlantic)


BBMAK Back Here {Hollywood)

DAVE KOZ F/MONTELL JORDAN Careless... (Capitol)

SHELBY LYNNE Gotta Get Back (Island'IDJMG)

ANNE COCHRAN I Wish I Could (Orchard)


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ELTON JOHN Friends Never Say... (Dream Works)



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MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA/RLG)

JIM BRICKMAN The Love I Found... (Windham Hill)

MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me (Columbia)

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J. BRICKMAN FANICHAEL W. UCH Love... (Windham Hill) +74

CHRISTINA AGUILERA I Turn To You (RCA) +70

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Most Played Recrityonta SARAH MCLACHLAN I wtl Remember You (Arista)

BACKSTREET BOYS I Want It That Way (Jiiv)

ELTON JOIN! Someday Out Of The Blue (DreamWorks)

EDWIN MCCAIN I Could Not Ask For More (Lava/Atlantic)

'N SYNC (God Must Have Spent) A Little More lime On You (RCA)

SHAMA MAW From This Moment On (Mercuryi7DJMG)

IS DEGREES The Hardest Thing (Universal)

CHER Believe (Warner Bros.)

FAITH HILL This Kiss (Warner Bros.)

SIXPENCE NONE THE RNSIER Kiss Me (Squint/Columbia)

PHIL COLLINS True Colors (Atlantic)

'N SYNC w/GLORIA ESTEFAN Music Of My Heart (Epic)


NATALIE IMBRUGLIA Tom (RCA)

RICKY MARTIN She's All I Ever Had (C2/Columbia)


AEROSMITH I Don't Want To Miss A Thing (Columbia)

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Bailamos (OverbrooWlnterscope)

ENRIQUE IGLESIAS Be With You (lnterscope)

MARK SCHULTZ He's My Son (Word/Epic)

AC Going For Adds

Each week R&R lists songs going for adds in this section and in the AC

format faxes. To see your song listed, please call AC Assistant Editor Mike

Davis at (310) 788 -1651, fax to (310) 203 -9763, or e-mail: [email protected].

histmatatals Continued from Page 75

David Sanborn: Bang Barg' 8/21/92, No. 17; "This Masquerade," 6/30/95, No. 23. Santana: 'Gypsy Woman' 8/10/90. No. 23 ;'Smooth' f/Rob Thomas,' 10/29/99, No. 11.

Ringo Starr: 1.a De Da :7/3/98, No. 25. Dave Stewart: "Lily Was Here' f/Candy Duller, 6/14/91, No. 6. Curtis Stigers: 1 Wonder Why' 9/20/91, No. 3; "You're AN That Matters' 2/14/92, No.

12; "Never Saw a Miracle," 8/28/92, No. 3; "This Time: 6/2/95, No. 9; "Keep Me From the Cold: 11/10/95, No. 12.

John Tesh: "Avalon," 9/19/97, No. 24; "Give Me Forever (I Do)," f /James Ingram, 1/23/ 98. No. 3; "Mother I Miss You' (Melia, 8/14/98, No. 6; "Carol of the Bells: 12/11/98, No. 24; "Forever More (I'll Be the One): f /James Ingram, 1/22/99, No. 8; "Heart of the Sun- rise," 8/20/99, No. 24.

Hot AC

Cherry Peppin' Daddies: "toot Suit Riot: 4/24/98. No. 15. Adam Clayton & Larry Mullen: "Theme From Mission: Impossible' 5/17/96, No. 18.

Kenny G: 'Even If My Heart Would Break" f/Aaron Neville, 5/20/94, No. 9; 'Same Auld Lang Syne (The Millennium Mix)' 12/17/99, No. 20.

Bruce Hornsby: Walk in the Sun; 6/30/95, No. 8; "Swing Street' 1/12/96. No. 30; Great Divide' 10/23/98, No. 27.

Chris Isaak:'Somebody's Crying' 5/26/95, No. 20; "Baby Did a Bad Bad Thing," 7/30/ 99. No.26.

Mannheim Steamroller: "Joy to the Work!' 12/22/95. No. 27. Robert Miles: 'Children," 4/28/96, No. 15.

Santana: "Smooth' VRob Thomas, 7/9199, No. I. Brian Setzer Orchestra: "Jump Jive an' WaE 7/31/98 No. 11.

POWER GOLD

1 SAVAGE GARDEN Truly Madly Deeply TONI BRAXTON Un -break My Heart

2 SHAMA TWAIN You're Still The One PAUL YOUNG Oh Girl

3 SARAH MCLACHLAN Angel ERIC CLAPTON Wonderful Tonight

4 LEANN RIMES How Do I Live BRYAN ADAMS Please Forgive Me

5 BRYAN ADAMS (Everything I Do) I Do It ... JOHN WAITE Missing You

6 B. MEDLEY &J. WARNES (I've Had) The Time .. REO SPEEDWAGON Can't Fight This Feeling

7 EDWIN MCCANI I'll Be OES'REE You Gotta Be

6 BACKSTREET BOYS As Long As You Love Me ERIC CLAPTON My Father's Eyes

9 CELNï DION Because You Loved Me CYNDI LAUPER Time After Time

16 R. KELLY I Believe I Can Fly BONNIE RAITT I Cant Make You Love Me

11 POUCE Every Breath You Take WHAM! Careless Whisper

12 PAULA COLE I Don't Want To Wail - BETTE MIDLER From A Distance

13 ROD STEWART Forever Young CHER The Shoop Shoop Song (It's ...)

14 ROO STEWART Have I Told You Lately BOYZ II MEN I'll Make Love To You

15 RICHARD MARX Right Here Waiting BILLY JOEL The River Of Dreams

16 BACKSTREET BOYS I'll Never Break Your Heart BILLY VERA & THE BEATERS At This Moment

17 BONNIE RART Something To Talk About GENESIS In Too Deep

18 CEUNE DION My Heart Will Go On PATRICK SWAYZE She's Like The Wind

19 MK3MEL BOLTON When A Man Loves... CHER If I Could Turn Back Time

211 BETTE MIDLER Wind Beneath My Wings REO SPEEDWAGON Keep On Loving You

21 ERIC CLAPTON Tears In Heaven TONY RICH PROJECT Nobody Knows

22 AMY GRANT Baby Baby DONNA LEWIS I Love You Always Forever

23 BEACH BOYS Kokomo CRIME DION The Power Of Love

24 SEAL Kiss From A Rose BENNY MARDONES Into The Night

25 ELTON JOHN Something About The Way You ... ROO SEEWART Reason To Believe (Unplugged)

21 TINA TURNER What's Love Got To Do With It ROD STEWART So Far Away

27 JOURNEY Open Arms HEART These Dreams

28 BACKSTREET BOYS Quit Playing Games... MAMMA ICBM/ 8 JIM BRMIOAAN Valentine

29 JOURNEY Faithfully PHIL COWNS Against Al Odds (Take A Look )

30 FOREIGNER I Want To Know What Love Is IRENE CAM Flashdance (What A Feeling)

31 MARIAN CAREY Hero CHICAGO Hard To Say I'm Sorry

32 JIMMY CUFF I Can See Cleary Now WILSON PHILIPS Hold On

33 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS As I Lay Me Down MADONNA Take A Bow

34 ERIC CLAPTON Change The World ELTON JOHN I Guess That's Why They Cal h...

35 CHICAGO You're The Inspiration ROD STEWART Rhythm Of My Heart

36 ROXETTE It Must Have Been Love STING Fields Of Gold

37 HALL & OATES You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' EURYTHMICS Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)

38 VANESSA WILLIAMS Save The Best For Last LUTHER VANDROSS Here And Now

39 AU.-4-ONE I Swear RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS Unchained Melody

40 BERLIN Take My Breath Away PHIL COLLINS You Can't Hurry Love

41 ALL -4 -ONE I Can Love You Like That SELENA I Could Fall In Love

42 ELTON JOHN Can You Feel The Love Tonight ATLANTIC STARR Always

43 WHITNEY HOUSTON I Will Always Love You TRACY CHAPMAN Give Me One Reason

44 CHRIS DEBURGH The Lady In Red CHICAGO Will You Still Love Me?

45 BRYAN ADAMS Have You Ever Really Loved ... ELTON JOHN Candle In The Wind (Live)

46 ERIC CARMEN Hungry Eyes MR. MISTER Broken Wings

47 MIKE & THE MECHANICS The Living Years MARIAN CAREY I'll Be There

48 JEWEL You Were Meant For Me ELTON JOHN Circle Of Life

49 SIMPLY RED If You Don't Know Me By Now BILLY JOEL The Longest Time

50 ERIC CLAPTON Layla (Unplugged) GEORGE MICHAEL Father Figure

Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Top 100 Power Gold is based on year -to -date monitored airplay data. C 2000, R&R Inc.



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MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic) NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music)

STING Desert Rose (A &M/Interscope)

VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA)

SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal)

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol)

CREED Higher (Wind -up)

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My... (Warner Bros.)

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic /Universal)


BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood)

THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go ( Elektra/EEG)

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA)

SANTANA F/ROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista)

GOD GOO DOLLS Broadway (Warner Bros.)

BON JOVI It's My Life (Island /IDJMG)

BARENAKED LADIES Pinch Me (Reprise)

SMASH MOUTH Then The Morning Comes (lnterscope)


EVAN AND JARON Crazy For This Girl (Columbia)

NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life (lnterscope)

FASTBALL You're An Ocean (Hollywood)

DON HENLEY Taking You Home (Warner Bros.)

DIDO Here With Me (Arista)

THIRD EYE BLIND Deep Inside Of You (Elektra/EEG)

MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Me (Epic)

MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB)

MOBY Porcelain (V2)

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ow & Active JESSICA SIMPSON I Think arm In Love With You (COIF/7041) Total Plays 526 Total Stations 19. Adds 2

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Gin (Atlantic) Total Mays 508 Total Staons 18 Adds 0

LMNN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow/Curb/Capitol) Total Plays 498. Total Stations 21 Adds- 0

EYE 6 Promise (RCA) Total Plays: 470. Total Stations 28. Adds 2

FMTN HILL The Way You Love Me (Warner Bros.) Total Plays 468 Total Stations 34. Adds. 3

CORKS Breathless (143/Lava/Atlantc) Total Plays: 390. Total Stalons 28 Adds 7

SMRANA IIDAYE MATTHEWS Love Of My Life (Anse) Total Plays. 340. Total Stations 25 Adds. 3

LARA FAIIMI I Will Love Again (Columbia) Total Plays 338 Total Stations 19.AOds I

ROSETTE Wish I Could Ay (Ede Amensal Too Plays: 327 To Stations 28. Adds. 0

IRITMEY SPEARS Lucky (Jive) Too Plays 252 Total Statans 13. Adds 1

BACKSTREET BOYS The One (Jive) Total Plays. 251 Total Stations- 13. Adds. 0

OOGSTMI Comerstore (Ultimatum) Total Plays 243. Total Stations: 16. Adds 0

FOO MITERS Next Year (Roswell/RCA) Too Plays 240. Total Stanons 20. Adds 3

N DEGREES Give Me Just One Night (Una Roche) armour) Total Plays. 223. Total Stations 12. Adds 2

QNSIIM ANIMA CameOnDarBaty(NIWattlá)(Rra Total Plays 208. Iota! Stations 11 Adds 2

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Catifomlcation (Warner Bros.) Total Plays. 164. Total Stations 10. Adds 2

SR -71 Right Now (RCA) Total Plays. 88. Total Stations 11. Adds. 5

DELAY LYNNE Gotta Get Back psland/IDJMG) Total Plays 77. Total Stations 9 Adds 0

DEXTER FREESISH Leaving Taxi (Capitol) Total Mays 40 Total Stations 13. Adds 13

SAVAGE GARDEN Affirmation (Columbia) Total Mays 25. Total Stations. 10. Adds: 10

DAVID GRAY Babylon (ATO/RCA) Total Plays 19 Total Stations. 14, Adds: 14

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DAVID GRAY Babylon (ATO /RCA) 14

DEXTER FREEBISH Leaving Town (Capitol) 13

CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) 12

BARENAKED LADIES Pinch Me (Reprise) 10

SAVAGE GARDEN Affirmation (Columbia) 10

BON JOVI It's My Life (Island/IDJMG) 7

CORRS Breathless (143 /Lava/Atlantic) 7

FASTBALL You're An Ocean (Hollywood) 5

SR -71 Right Now (RCA) 5

BILLY GILMAN One Voice (550 Music) 5


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CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) +284

BARENAKED LADIES Pinch Me (Reprise) +212

FASTBALL You're An Ocean (Hollywood) +183

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) +182

BON JOVI It's My Life (lsland/IDJMG) +171

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA) +169

EVAN AND JARON Crazy For This Girl (Columbia) +164

FAITH HILL The Way You Love Me (Warner Bros.) +154

SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) +144

MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB) +126

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IMost Played Recurrents TRAIN Meet Virginia (Aware /Columbia)

SAVAGE GARDEN Crash And Burn (Columbia)

GOO GOO DOLLS Black Balloon (Warner Bros.)

SUGAR RAY Someday (Lava/Atlantic)

SPLENDER I Think God Can Explain (C2/Columbia)

MARC ANTHONY You Sang To Me (Columbia)


RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Wainer Bros.)

LONESTAR Amazed (BNA/RLG)

G00 G00 DOLLS Slide (Warner Bros.)

TAL BACHMAN She's So High (Columbia)

SMASH MOUTH All Star (Interscope)

FASTBALL Out Of My Head (Hollywood)

BEN HARPER Steal My Kisses (Virgin)

SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER Kiss Me (Squint/Columbia)

SUGAR RAY Every Morning (Lava/Atlantic)

SAVAGE GARDEN I Knew I Loved You (Columbia)

NATALIE IMBRUGLIA Tom (RCA)

EAGLE -EYE CHERRY Save Tonight (Work/Epic)

NEVE It's Over Now (Portrait/C2/Columbia)

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PHOENIX STONE Still Be Loving You (Transcontinental/Universal)

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1 GREEN DAYTime Of Your Life (Good Riddance) 51 MARCY PLAYGROUND Sex & Candy

2 SARAH MCLACHLANAngel 52 MERDITH BROOKS Bitch

3 FASTBALL The Way 53 COLLECTIVE SOUL December

4 MATCHBOX 20 3am 54 BRYAN ADAMS Summer Of '69

5 EDWIN MCCAIN I'll Be 55 MATCHBOX 20 Push

6 SUGAR RAY Fly 56 DES'REE You Gotta Be

7 THIRD EYE BLIND Semi -Charmed Life 57 JOHN COUGAR Jack & Diane

8 MATCHBOX 20 Real World 58 SARAH MCLACHLAN Building A Mystery

9 SISTER HAZEL All For You 59 DONNA LEWIS I Love You Always Forever

10 DUNCAN SHEIK Barely Breathing 60 U2 I Still Haven't Found What ..

11 BLUES TRAVELER Run -Around 61 TOM PETTY Free Fallin

12 NO DOUBT Don't Speak 62 ALAN'S MORISSETTE You Oughta Know

13 PAULA COLE I Don't Want To Wait 63 DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Crash Into Me

14 CHUMBAWUMBA Tubthumping 64 POLICE Every Breath You Take

15 WALLFLOWERS One Headlight 65 COLLECTIVE SOUL The World I Know

16 SMASH MOUTH Walkin' On The Sun 66 SHAWN COLVIN Sunny Came Home

17 ALAN'S MORISSETTE Ironic 67 BACKSTREET BOYS As Long As You Love Me

18 THIRD EYE BUND Jumper 68 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS As I Lay Me Down

19 SPIN DOCTORS Two Princes 69 HUMAN LEAGUE Don't You Want Me

20 TONIC If You Could Only See 70 DIONNE FARRIS I Know

21 ALAN'S MORISSETTE You Learn 71 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Under The Bridge

22 SHERYL CROW All I Wanna Do 72 FINE YOUNG CANNIBALSShe Drives Me Crary

23 SAVAGE GARDEN Truly Madly Deeply 73 CARDIGANS Lovetool

24 MODERN ENGLISH I Melt With You 74 GIN BLOSSOMS Follow You Down

25 DEL AMITRI Roll To me 75 TOAD THE WET SPROCKET All I Want

26 HOOTIE á THE BLOWFISH Only Wanna Be... 76 ROMANTICS What I Like About You

27 SIMPLE MINDS Don't You (Forget About Me) 77 JEWEL Foolish Games

28 0M0 If You Leave 78 BILLY IDOL Mony Mony

29 R.E.M. Losing My Religion 79 HOOTIE á THE BLOWFISH Let Her Cry

30 NATAUE MERCHANT Wonder 80 U2 With Or Without You

31 CRANBERRIES Dreams 81 SARAH MCLACHLAN Adia

32 MELISSA ETHERIDGE I'm The Only One 82 HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH Time

33 ALANIS MORISSETTE Head Over Feet 83 DISHWALLA Counting Blue Cars

34 OMC How Bizarre 84 BODEANS Closer To Free

35 HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH I Go Blind 85 E DIE BR ICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS What IAm

36 NAKED EYES Always Something There To ... 86 T'PAU Heart And Soul

37 B52'S Love Shack 87 PRETENDERS Brass In Pocket

38 TRACY CHAPMAN Give Me One Reason 88 SHERYL CROW Strong Enough

39 JEWEL You Were Meant For Me 89 'TIL TUESDAY Voices Carry

40 G00 G00 DOLLS Name 90 BONNIE RAITT Something To Talk About

41 DEEP BLUE SOMETHINGBreakfastAt Tiffany's 91 PAULA COLE Where Have All The Cowboys ...

42 EURYTHMICS Sweet Dreams (Are Made CI This) 92 JESUS JONES Right Here Right Now

43 SHANIA TWAIN You're Still The One 93 PAT BENATAR We Belong

44 THIRD EYE BLIND How's It Going to Be 94 INXS Need You Tonight

45 PETER GABRIEL In Your Eyes 95 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP Small Town

46 SHERYL CROW If It Makes You Happy 96 HOOTIE & THE BLOWFISH Hold My Hand

47 ALANIS MORISSETTE Hand In My Pocket 97 JOHN COUGAR Hurts So Good

48 MELISSA ETHERIDGE Come To My Window 98 R.E.M. The One I Love

49 UB40 Red Red Wine 99 SAVAGE GARDEN I Want You

50 NATALIE MERCHANT Carnival 100 GREEN DAY When I Come Around

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1560 32/0

1171 31/1

1358 32/0

1189 32/0

1035 30/0

1154 32/0

1053 31/0

810 31/0

760 32/1

12 Q NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest... (WamerBros.) 837 788 31/0

9 12 GOO GOO DOLLS Broadway (WamerBros.) 826 987 28/0

10 13 NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life (Interscope) 787 829 28/0

15 m MOBY Porcelain (V2) 726 722 27/0

17 I® WOO Here With Me (Arista) 698 652 27/1

19 m THIRD EYE BUND Deep Inside Of You (ElektraJEEG) 663 631 30/0

14 17 RED HOT CHIU PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros.) 649 723 25/0

m BON JOVI It's My Life (Island/IDJMG) 623 553 30/4

20 Q MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Me (Epic) 609 589 29/0

16 20 MACY GRAY I Try (Epic) 608 667 30/0

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2 2 NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music) 1483

5 Q 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) 1274

3 4 STING Desert Rose (A &M/Interscope) 1257

4 0 EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) 1203

8 Q SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) 1110

6 7 CREED Higher (Wind -up) 1080

7 8 VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA) 1009

11 Q VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA) 880

13 m BARENAKED LADIES Pinch Me (Reprise) 841

32 Pop /Alternative reporters. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 8/20 -Saturday 8/26. C 2000, R &R Inc.

Now & Active FASTBALL You're An Ocean (Hollywood) Total Plays 594. Total Stations. 30. Adds 1

EVAN AND JARON Crazy For This Girl (Columbia) Total Plays. 578. Total Stations 27. Adds 0

CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) Total Plays. 501. Total Stations. 24. Adds. 4

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic) Total Plays. 474. Total Stations. 16. Adds: 0

EYE B Promise (RCA) Total Plays. 382. Total Stations: 23, Adds. 1

BBAIAK Back Here (Hollywood) Total Plays. 355. Total Stations. 13. Adds: 1

MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB) Total Plays 301. Total Stations. 11. Adds- 0

SANTANA MAIZE MATTHEWS Love 01... (Arista) Total Plays 213 Total Stations. 17. Adds 1

DOGSTAR Cornerstore (Ultimatum) Toul Plays. 211. Total Stations: 14. Adds. 0

F00 FIGHTERS Next Year (RoswelURCA) Total Puys 181 Total Stations. 15. Adds. 3

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SMASH MOUTH All Star STING Desert Rose

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God

JEWEL You Were Meant For Me

BARENAKED LADIES Pinch Me

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My Life BANGLES Manic Monday

EVERLAST What lt's Like

KID ROCK Wasting Time

DAVE MATTHEWS BAND Crash Into Me

MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent

EVAN AND JARON Crazy For This Girl ALANIS MORISSETTE You Oughta KnQty

SR -71 Right Now

ilam GIN BLOSSOMS Hey Jealousy BON JOVI It's My Life TONIC If You Could Only See

GOO G00 DOLLS Broadway TEARS FOR FEARS Everybody Wants To Rule

SIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER Kiss Me THIRD EYE BLIND Deep Inside Of You

HOOTIE AND THE BLOWFISH Let Her Cry

OFFSPRING Why Don't You Get A Job? CREED With Arms Wide Open

SHERYL CROW Anything But Down


SMASH MOUTH Then The Morning Comes


THIRD EYE BUND Deep Inside Of You

SUGAR RAY Someday

4 NON BLONDES What's Up

EVERCLEAR Wonderful

COUNTING CROWS Hanginaround

CINDERELLA Don't Know What You Got ...

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My Life

FASTBALL You're An Ocean

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl)

GOO GOO DOLLS Slide

8pm BRYAN ADAMS This Time

PRINCE I Would Die 4 U

DIRE STRAITS Walk Of Life

BILLY SOUIER Everybody Wants You

PAT BENATAR Hit Me With Your Best Shot

DURAN DURA New Moon On Monday

PRETENDERS Don't Get Me Wrong

VAPORS Turning Japanese

112 Desire

CURE Love Song

TALKING HEADS Burning Down The House

INXS Need You Tonight

MADNESS Our House

Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Tuned -In is based on sample hours taken from Monday 8/21. ® 2000, R&R Inc.

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NAC/Smooth Jazz CAROL ARCHER archer®rronline.com

NTR Deals Meshing marketing and sales creates enhanced revenue streams

for WNUA

WNUA/Chicago GSM Pat Kelley says that radio is a medium well -suited to generating dollars above and beyond normal agency transactions. But sellers must find those spot,

and nonspot, dollars that offer clients solution -based approaches to their marketing needs.

Kelley knows whereof he speaks: In 1999 WNUA billed more than $30 million.

I caught up with Kelley in his "wheelhouse" in WNUA's Michigan Avenue offices. He traces the evolution of nontraditional revenue at WNUA with an

anecdote about a defining moment in the stations history: 'The first year we

did the Navy Pier Smooth Jazz concert series. we were out there selling it as

added value. because we were still a new station without huge ratings.

"We went to Citicorp - now Citibank - and pitched them as the

title sponsor. The bank guy turned to me and said. 'What would it cost to just put our name on it and be as-

sociated with it and have a booth and a few mentions ?' We threw out

a figure - a big number for us - and he said, 'Fine.' He wanted a

few extras. like some tickets and

for us to foot the bill to entertain his big clients one night. It was an

$80.000 nonspot order! You can imagine. that really

opened up our minds. We went back to the station and brain- stormed until 10:00 that night trying to figure out how to do more of this. It was an epiphany, and it changed our thinking about our business approach.

Pat Kelley

The epiphany was that we created a separate effort. It wasn't even called NTR, just 'sponsorship revenue.' It allowed us to set up another line or goal for how much nonspot revenue - and attractive spot

revenue with good rates and dayparts - we could generate with these kinds of sponsorships. and we've been growing ever since."

Kelley points to what he calls the

extraordinary resources provided by

the AMFM -Clear Channel organization that supports WNUA's efforts. "The company has an aston- ishing reservoir of brainpower to call upon.' he says.

Meeting Objectives And Needs

Kelley emphasizes that good sales organizations must be well - trained to assess their clients' true marketing objectives and needs. "One Clear Channel subsidiary that works with us is Creative Re- sources," he offers. "It utilizes a

problem -solving technique that can span an hour or a day, depend- ing on how involved the challenge is. We match the client with the station, perhaps including the client's target as well.

I .,4,4,164 ..., o.,.......

Heads Up recording artist Joyce Cooling tore things up when she

played her tasty but wicked smooth jazz for avid fans at KKJZ/

Portland's JazzFest earlier this summer.

For example. we did a brain- storming session with one of United Distillers' alcoholic beverage brands. which was targeting high - end African- American adults. We

included some WNUA staff members who fit the target profile in the meetings so we could get a strong

"We have control in the

sense that we

understand our client's

objectives and our own

audience's passion, so

the program wiU work

every time. We have the

ability to function as an

in -house promotion arm

of regional and national

companies."

understanding of what made United Distillers' product tick and what they wanted to do and to gauge the

attitudes of their targeted consumers.

"Once we find that, we can steer

the sponsorship program. Because we own the event, were not tied down; we can set our own param- eters. For example, we laid out a

high -end auto company as title spon-

sor at the Navy Pier concert series.

They loved the imaging and the fact

that it was a big night for all of their dealers. Everyone got a free CD of the artist who was playing. They got

a ton of mileage out of it. "That's an example of imaging.

but we can move product too. We

did a maintenance program with Acura. which was losing a lot of business to Jiffy Lube-type outfits. They offered a free smooth jazz CD sampler with a maintenance package. and it was tremendously suc-

cessful. It involved in- dealership signagt and some Acura direct -mail pieces that we helped them design.

"IKKSF /San Francisco VP/Pro-

"Whether the marketing director is getting the

venue to grant pouring rights or permission to

display an automobile, intentions to include such

basic sponsorship requirements must be made clear

from the very start, not tacked on as an

afterthought."

grammingl Paul Goldstein said it

best: if you create programs attractive to your audience, it makes the advertising more powerful. plus it sounds better on the air.' We have

control in the sense that we under-

stand our clients' objectives and our own audience's passion. so the program will work every time. We

have the ability to function as an in- house promotion arm of regional and national companies.

Division Of Labor

"Across all formats there was for years the line between church and

state - sales and programming:" Kelley continues. "ln the old days

there was a strict division of labor: Marketing attracted cume, programming kept listeners around as

long as they could, and sales turned numbers into revenue.

"In today's environment at

WNUA the marketing director is

intimately involved in the sales process. Whenever were involved in a

project that's marketing our product - not billboards. but something that puts us out and about with the

people, like a concert series or CD samplers - the marketing director works in sponsors from the beginning.

"Whether the marketing director is getting the venue to grant pouring rights or permission to display an automobile. intentions to include such basic sponsorship requirements must be made clear from the

very start. not tacked on as an afterthought. You mustn't assume these things are your right. because

the venue may have an exclusive deal with one beverage brand. You

never want to be limited. if you can

avoid it. in any category that wants

to be part of the station."

Creating New Categories Within NTR

Mining new business is a challenge for any radio station. particularly when it comes to new product

development and service categories

that haven't traditionally bought into radio as a marketing medium.

"If we'd had this discussion one

year ago. I would have said dot -coms were where all the new business was," Kelley observes.

"But last year's flurry in the dot -

com world is settling down. Al- though it's a category that will con-

tinue to be around and be part of the

station. it won't be as feverish as it

was. We have a recruitment effort that we're actively working on that's getting off the ground.

"Many people consider NTR to

be new to the station. but its not.

What were trying to do now is de-

fine new categories under our existing NTR umbrella as a way to grow.

We continually ask ourselves how we can better - and more creatively - serve the clients we have.

What categories can we bring in

that a year ago we may not have

thought of calling? "Business -to- business is a great

example. Look at what Intel has

done imaging a processor inside a

computer. It's one of the most -rec-

ognized brands in the world. Who would have thought it? There are a

lot of clients that want great imag-

ing, and because of the nature of Smooth Jazz and WNUA's edu-

cated, affluent audience. we are in

an excellent position to serve their

needs."

Label Summit Set For October R&R's sixth annual NAC/Smooth Jazz Label Summit will be

held the afternoon of Oct. 5, the day before the start of "in-

dustry weekend" at Art Good's Catalina JazzTrax Festival.

The meeting, which is open to format label executives, indepen-

dent promotion reps, artist managers, publicists and other format mu-

sic professionals (but not to artists or radio personnel), will convene

at the home of Peer Pressure Promotion founder Roger Lifeset. Hos-

pitality for the event will be provided by Peak Records and Native Lan-

guage Records. Afterward. stick around for some karaoke! An RSVP

is required of all attendees before Sept. 29. To respond and get fur-

ther details and directions, please contact Asst. NAC /SJ Editor Peter

Petro by phone at 310 - 788 -1647 or by e -mail at petroOrranline.com.



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BRIAN CULBERTSON Do You Really Love Me (Atlantic) 743 -13 117413 20 36/0

JEFF GOLUB F/PETER WHITE No Two Ways About It (GRPNMG) 704 +1 101739 16 38/0

DOWN TO THE BONE The Zodiac (Internal Bass) 697 -32 92347 20 34/0

RICHARD ELLIOT Moomba (Blue Note) 680 -29 79948 16 35/0

DAVE KOZ Can't Let You Go (The Sha...) (Capitol) 648 +25 94606 11 36/0

CHRIS STANDRING Hip Sway (Instinct) 585 -103 76266 20 33/0

GEORGE BENSON Deeper Than You Think (GRPNMG) 556 -77 71965 17 35/0

BRENDA RUSSELL Catch On (Hidden Beach, /Epic) 504 -9 56737 15 37/0

BONEY JAMES & RICK BRAUN Grazin' In The Grass (Warner Bros.) 491 -103 76601 18 32/0

EUGE GROOVE Vinyl (Warner Bros.) 477 +9 66241 17 35/1

STEVE COLE Got It Goin' On (Atlantic) 444 +27 71399 7 37/1

CRAIG CHAOUICO Cafe Carnival (Higher Octave) 410 +12 41067 8 29/0

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY Beautiful Game (Higher Octave) 399 +15 46143 12 31/1

JOYCE COOLING Before Dawn (Heads Up) 391 -97 69725 22 30/0

MICHAEL LINGTON Twice In A Lifetime (Samson) 387 +22 60279 7 35/0

JAY BECKENSTEIN Sunrise (Windham Hill) 382 -36 54948 20 26/0

DAVID BENOIT Red Baron (GRPNMG) 336 +14 58452 5 31/2

MICHAEL MCDONALD The Meaning Of Love (Ramp) 330 -36 25348 10 26/2

WALTER BEASLEY Comin' At Cha (Shanachie) 329 +18 24312 6 29/0

TONI BRAXTON Spanish Guitar (LaFace /Arista) 314 -7 41591 13 23/0

VARIOUS ARTISTS Manenberg (Heads Up) 306 +46 27464 8 25/0

BRIAN MCKNIGHT 6,8,12 (Motown) 277 -18 35129 15 20/0

AL JARREAU Last Night (GRPNMG) 256 +13 20256 5 23/5

BONEY JAMES All Night Long (Warner Bros.) 250 +41 38932 5 21/1

STEELY DAN Jack Of Speed (GianUReprise) 221 -64 26038 18 19/0

JAllMASTERS London Chimes (Hardcastle/Trippin 'N' Rhythm) 218 +12 34398 9 23/3

JEFF KASHIWA Hyde Park ( "Ah, Oooh" Song) (Native Language) 205 +88 31033 2 28/8

B.B. KING/ERIC CLAPTON Come Rain Or Come Shine (Duck/Reprise) 150 +13 16670 3 14/3

YOLANDA ADAMS Fragile Heart (Elektra/EEG) 130 -3 8769 3 10/0

FOURPLAY Robo Bop (Warner Bros.) 108 +46 5686 1 13/2

38 NAC /Smooth Jazz reporters. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 8/20 -Saturday 8/26. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 400 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitren Company (Copyright 2000, The Arbitron Company). © 2000. RAP Inc.

KEN NAVARRO Island Life (Positive) Total Plays 100 Total Stations: 9. Adds: 0

BEBEL GILBERTO So Nice (Summer Samba) (Six Degrees) Total Plays: 93. Total Stations: 8. Adds: 1

RONNY JORDAN FI110Y AYERS Mystic Voyage (Blue Note) Total Flays- 88. Total Stations: 11. Adds: 2

NORMAN BROWN Celebration (Warner Bros.) Total Plays 86 Total Stations. 6. Adds: 0

CHIELI MINUCCI My Girl Sunday (Shanachie) Total Plays 84. Total Stations: 14, Adds: 4

New & Active JIMMY HASUP Novelas (Unitonel Total Plays. 82. Total Stations. 8. Adds 1

URBAN KNIGHTS The Gypsy (Narada) Total Plays: 79. Total Stations: 9. Adds: 0

SAMMY PERALTA Trust Me (I Gotta Go) (N- Coded) Total Plays 74. Total Stations. 7. Adds. 1

WARREN HILL Mambo 2000 (Narada) Total Plays: 72, Total Stations: 9. Adds. 2

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Most Added® ARTIST 1TLE LABELÍSI ADDS

JEFF KASHIWA Hyde Park (Ni. " Oooh" Sorg) (Um language) 8

AL JARREAU Last Night (GRPNMG) 5

CHIELI MINUCCI My Girl Sunday (Shanachie) 4

RONNIE LAWS Old Days/Old Ways (HDH) 4

JAZZMASTERS London Chimes (Har IcastI/lnpplif 'N' Rtyttlm) 3

B.B. KING/ERIC CLAPTON Come Rain Or... (Duck/Reprise) 3

BRIAN BROMBERG Relentless (Native Language) 3

STUART HAMM The Memo (Flavored Nations) 3

DAVID BENOIT Red Baron (GRPNMG) 2

MICHAEL MCDONALD The Meaning Of Love (Ramp) 2

FOURPLAY Robo Bop (Warner Bros.) 2

RONNY JORDAN F/ROY AYERS Mystic Voyage (Blue Note) 2

WARREN HILL Mambo 2000 (Narada) 2

BONEY JAMES 3 RICK BRAUN R.S.V.P. (Warner Bros.) 2


TOTAL PLAY

ARTIST T1 F INCREASE

JEFF KASHIWA Hyde Park ( "Ah,...) (Native Language) +88 VARIOUS ARTISTS Manenberg (Heads Up) +46

FOURPLAY Robo Bop (Warner Bros.) +46

BONEY JAMES All Night Long (Warner Bros.) +41

WARREN HILL Mambo 2000 (Narada) +36

BRIAN BROMBERG Relentless (Native Language) +31

STEVE COLE Got It Goin' On (Atlantic) +27

RONNIE LAWS Old Days/Old Ways (HDH) +27

DAVE KOZ Can't Let You Go (The Sha...) (Capitol) +25

RONNY JORDAN F/ROY AYERS Mystic... (Blue Note) +24

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Cafe Carnival (Higher Octave) TOTAL PLAYS/WICREASE TOTAL STATIONS/ADOS

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88 Rai September I. 2000 NAC /Smooth Jazz Action

NAC notes man Culbertson's "Do You Really Love Me" ( Atlantic) holds No. I. but Jeff

Golubs No Two Ways About It" (GRP/ VN1G) is closing in fast at 2 *. Golub's being played by I(0%7r of the panel. and he's more than Sp plays ahead of his nearest competitor with upward momentum. Dave Koz. whose "Can't Let You Go' (Capitol ) moves 7-5*.

Euge Groove's "Vinyl" ( Warner Bros) moves to 10 *. followed by Steve Cole's "Got It Goin' On (Atlantic) at 11* and Craig Chaquico's "Cafe Carnival" (Higher Oc- tave) at 12* /Breaker. "Manenherg" from Smooth Africa ( Heads Up) had a good week. too, moving 24-21* with an increase of 46 plays. Fourplay's "Robo Bop" (Warner Bros.) also gained 46 plays and debuts on the chart at 30 ".

The hottest new track is Jeff Kashiwa's "Hyde Park (The 'Ah, Ooh' Song)' (Native Language Music). Kashiwa earns six new adds - including NAC /Smooth Jazz's highest -rated major - market station. WVMV /De- troit: JRN: KCIY /Kansas City: and KWJZ/ Seattle - for top Most Added. The track is

also top Most Increased at +88 plays. and it's no wonder: Rotation increases like those at

KTWV (The Wavc) /Los Angeles. (ruin add to 17 plays in one week. are a great endorsement of this tine tune. Please sec Heads Up for more.

Why are so few stations east of the Mis- sissippi playing B. B. King & Eric Clapton's "Come Rain or Come Shine" (Reprise/Duck)? The track's already getting I7 plays on KOAI The Oasis) /Dallas.

Major -market stations reporting No Adds" this week: WJZW /Washington and KYOT /Phoenix. Major -market stations adding no new music for two consecutive weeks: WNUA /Chicago and KKSF /San Francisco. Please sec this week's Under the Radar for more about the danger of radio distancing itself from new music.

Jeff Kashiwa Another Door Opens

Native Language Music

When members of prominent bands step forward to debut solo projects. they all too often still sound like sidemen because their voices aren't yet fully formed. But that is

certainly not the case with saxophonist Jeff Kashiwa. formerly of The Rippingtons, who hits the ground running on Another Door Opens (Native Language Music). The

collection is characterized by melodic compositions and Kashiwa's confident playing. The single. "Hyde Park." opens. It's laden with hooks and very well- produced by Brian Bromberg (who plays

on this and several other tracks). Other highlights include "Every Now and Then." which was co- written and produced by Jeff Lorber, and the impressive "Back to Love." Such musicians as Ricky Lawson, Allen Hinds.

Steve Reid and Russell Ferrante also contribute mightily to the success of these tunes. One door closed when Kashiwa left his former band: luckily for us, another

T door opens with this release.

Just like a terrier that refuses to hand over the tennis shoe it's in- 48) tent on shaking to death, I cant let the issue of this

DA growing reticence regarding new music. Besides, you won't let me

let it go! This matter has pro- RILR'S EXCLUSIVE RAROMETER FOR NEW MUSIC

yoked more passionate debate in the format's ranks - and not only among the record community - than any issue in recent memory. Where have

all our record- breaking radio heroes gone? Have they become prisoners in

"golden handcuffs, "' as a programmer - once admired for his great ears

and his reputation for picking hits - privately describes? After this PO re-

nounced his passion and "edge" in favor of a safe music stance, he and his

station suffered dire consequences. Whatever the reasons behind growing programming conservatism, it's an alarming trend that bears further scrutiny. One of NAC/Smooth Jazz radio's true heroes, KTWV (The Wave)/

Los Angeles APD/MD Ralph Stewart, has an uncanny instinct for music the

target audience will embrace, and he has the courage of his convictions. He's

fortunate, too, in his symbiotic, mutually respectful relationship with Wave

PD Chris Brodie. Year in and year out Stewart steps out to break hit records in the nation's second -largest radio market, and his track record is staggering. Among those he has championed recently is Craig Chaquico's "Café

Carnival" (Higher Octave), surely one of the most exciting currents in rota-

tion today (Brian Bromberg calls it "slammin'l "). Last week The Wave jumped on brand -new releases from Bromberg and Jeff Kashiwa. This week it's Eric

Essix's "Rainy Night in Georgia" (Zebra) and Ronnie Laws' "Old Days/Old

Ways" (Holland Group). WJJZ/Philadelphia APD/MD Michael Toni added

Grover Washington Jr.'s last recording, "Chameleon" (Telarc), from an advance CD! The track, from A Love Affair: The Music of Ivan Lins (produced by Jason Miles), is on your desk now. Recently, I received the following

e -mail from Matrix Promotion's Michael Moryc: "The Country Music Asso-

ciation just did a pair of independent studies to see why Country stations were going by the wayside and losing loyal listeners. Both studies indepen-

dently found the same thing: Listeners were tired of all the music sounding alike. And the music they were hearing was not motivating them to continue listening or to go to a retail outlet and buy a mediocre, vanilla, sound -alike

song. In my opinion. the music they were hearing was tested to death, with

its musical creativity and diversity squashed out of it to find the median of

the sample. Hmmm, sound like any format we know ?" Granted, listen-

ers are not abandoning NAC /SJ. On the contrary, the audience for this format is growing. But the possibility that diminished passion for and commitment to new music will eventually result in an underserved. disillusioned P1 audi-

ence - and Pis are the underpinning of any successful station's loyal listenership - in favor of P2 and P3 cumers bears earnest inquiry. It is

through championing new music and conveying genuine enthusiasm for it

that a radio station - and a format - extends its life expectancy. Think

about the station you once loved but later left behind. Then sit down with a

stack of new music and listen to it as though your station's future depended

on it. Editor's note: If you have a comment to contribute to this discussion, please e-mail it to me at [email protected].

CRAIG CHAQUICO `cafe carnival li

NAC/Smooth Jazz Chart 14*12*

ON TOUR - 9/2 Vail, CO

9/9 West Bend, WI 9/10 Minneapolis. MN 9/16 Westwood, CA

9/24 Temecula, CA

10/7 Ft. Meyers, FL

10/13 Las Vegas. NV 11/10 Jacksonville, FL

11/11 Sunrise, FL

11/12 Melbourne, FL

ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY The Beautiful Game New Album New Label New Millennium

NAC /Smooth Jazz Chart ®" On Tour - 9/16 9/17 9/20 9/21 9/22 9/23

Hanford. CA Healdsburg, CA Phoenix. AZ San Diego. CA Saratogoa. CA Henderson. NV

9/24 San Juan Capistrano. CA 9/25 Los Angeles. CA 9/28 Ventura. CA 9/29 & 30 Carmel. CA 18/1 San Francisco. CA 10/3 Portland. OR 10/5 -10 /8 Seattle. WA

Promotion: Roger Lifeset /Peer Pressure

818 - 991 -7668



NAC /Smooth Jazz Reporters September 1, 2000 MIR 89


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Most Played Recsnents CLUB 1600 Stay (N- Coded)

URBAN KNIGHTS Sweet Home Chicago (Narada)

RONNY JORDAN London Lowdown (Blue Note)

PAUL TAYLOR Avenue (Peak/Unity/N- Coded)

MARC ANTOINE Palm Strings (GRPNMG)

BOB JAMES Raise The Roof (Warner Bros.)

LARRY CARLTON Fingerprints (Warner Bros.)

AL JARREAU Just To Be Loved (GRPNMG)

KENNY GARRETT Simply Said (Warner Bros.)

KIM WATERS Secrets Told (Shanachie)

CHRIS BOTTI Why Not (GRPNMG)

BONEY JAMES Boneyizm (Warner Bros.)

JOYCE COOLING Callie (Heads Up)

DAVID BENOIT Miles After Dark (GRPNMG)

KENNY G Stranger On The Shore (Arista)

ROGER SMITH Off The Hook (Miramar)

NORMAN BROWN Paradise (Warner Bros.)

JANGO With Your Love (Samson)

DAVE KOZ Surrender ( Capito.)

WALTER BEASLEY Nice And Easy (Shanachie)

NAC /SMOOTH JAZZ Going For Adds 9/5/00

MARCUS JOHNSON Sandy Point (Marimelj/Lightyear) OSCAR LOPEZ Frontiers (Narada) CHUCK MANGIONE Papa Mangione (Chesky)

National Specialty Programming JaaTrax

ART G000 818- 504 -5787

Roger Smith Workin' It

Warren Hill Love Life

Espirito Wonderland

Incendio Festival de Luces

Dotsero Two of a Kind

Roe MOORE

612 -379 -6253

Jeff Kashiwa

Stuart Hamm

Steely Dan

Reese DePey 609-921-1188

Sam Cardon

Netradio.com

Hyde Park

The Memo

Janie Runaway

Dave Koz Radio Show

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CYNDEE MAXWELL ax@rronline. corn

Ailiitron Report Card,

Parti Spring numbers for Active

Rock stations

Iis pretty tough for Rock and Active Rock stations to rank No. I in the 12+ demo. This time around WZBH/Salisbury-Ocean - City, MD managed that feat, as well as ranking No. 1 in men

I8 -34 and men 25 -54. The outlet is also No. 1 in adults 18 -34 and

adults 18 +. Congratulations to PD Shawn Murphy, MD Samantha

Chase and the rest of the station staff!

Meanwhile. No. 2 is nothing to sneeze at when you're talking about 12 +.

Kudos to KQRC/Kansas City: KISS/San Antonio: KRZR/Fresno: KHTQ /Spo -

lane: WGIR/Manchester. NH: and KFMW/Waterloo. IA on achieving second

place in their markets. Ten stations fell in line at No. 3 in the 12+ rankings. Looking ai the demographic breakouts. 67% of Active Rock stations listed

here ranked No. I in men 18-34; 29'7 ranked No. I in men 25 -54. Sixteen

percent of Active Rockers nailed second place in men 18 -34: 22e did the same

in men 25 -54. Interestingly enough. none of the stations hit the No. 3 mark in men 18 -34, and just 10% made No. 3 in men 25 -54.

This data was compiled by Asst. Rock Editor Tracey Hoskin, using Masimiser 99. Ratings reflect Monday -Sunday. ham- midnight listening. Sta-

tions are listed by market size: R &R Active Rack reporters are shown in hold tpe. The ratings for Rock stations will be presented hem in two weeks.

Wow! Thirty thousand people enjoyed all the great rock music at WZTA/

Miami's Zetafest last month. Here are (L -r) Filter's Geno Lenardo and

Richard Patrick backstage with Zeta's Margaret Garcia and Struber.

The Union Underground also played Zetafest. Here are (l -r) Zeta's Ra-

zor, Sony Music's Steve, U.U:s Josh Memolo, Zeta's Margaret Garcia,

U.Us John Moyer and Sony's Richie.

Rock September 1, 2000 RaR 91

Active Rock A4kt. Calla/City

5 WYSP/Philadelphia 6 KEGL/Dallas 7 WRIF/Detroit 8 WAAF/Boston 9 WV/DC/Washington 12 WZTA/Miami 15 KIOZ/San Diego 16 KUPD/Phoenix 17 KXXR/MInneapolis 19 WXTM/St. Louis 20 WIYY/Baltimore 21 WXTB/Tampa 23 KBP1/Denver 25 KUFO/Portland 29 KRXO/Sacramento 30 KORC/Kansas City 31 WLZR/Mllwaukee 32 KISS/San Antonio 34 WAZU/Columbus, OH 34 WBZX/Columbus, OH 36 WNOR/Norfolk 37 WXRC/Charlotte 39 WJRR/Orlando 44 WCCC/Hartford 46 WMFS/Memphis 47 WRAT/Monmouth-Ocean 49 KLBJ/Austin 52 WNVE/Rochester 55 WRLR/Birmingham 58 WTPT/Greenville .

59 WOBK & WOBJ/Albany 62 KRTQ/Tulsa 64 WXBE & WXAR/Wllkes Barre 65 KRZR/Fresno 66 WKLO/Grand Rapids 73 KROC/Omaha 77 WOXA/Harrisburg 79 WRWK/Toledo 81 WXOR/Greenville 84 KICT/Wichita 86 KRABBakersfield 90 WRUF/Gainesville 91 KHTQ/Spokane 92 KAZR/Des Moines 94 KILO/Colorado Springs 101 WBYR/Ft. Wayne, IN 101 WXKE/Ft. Wayne, IN 114 WCHZ/Augusta, GA 115 WJXO/Lansing, MI 117 WHEB/Portsmouth, NH 119 WRXF/Flint, MI 119 WWBWFlint, MI 120 WJJO/Madison, WI 121 WRRX/Pensacola. FL 121 WTKX/Pensacola, FL 122 KHOP/Modesto, CA 126 WRCO/Fayetteville, NC 128 KDOT/Reno, NV 129 KBSO/Corpus Christi, TX 133 KORB/Quad Cities. IA-IL 134 WWWX & WXWX/Appleton, WI 135 WFXF/Peoria, IL 136 WCPR/Biloxi, MS 144 WAMX/Huntington, WV 145 WIQB/Ann Arbor, MI 146 KZRQ/Springfield, MO 147 WMKS/Macon, GA 149 KLFX/Killeen, TX 150 WZBH/Salisbury, MD 152 WGBF/Evansville, IN 163 WRBR/South Bend, IN 165 KURQ/San Luis Obispo, CA 170 WQKK/Johnstown, PA' 171 KLSZ/Ft. Smith. AR 172 KIBZ/Lincoln, NE 173 WKZO/Myrtle Beach, SC 177 KFMX/Lubbock, TX 182 WZOR/Green Bay. WI 185 WGIR/Manchester, NH 187 KZRK/Amarillo, TX 190 KFMF/Chico, CA 190 KROR/Chico, CA

.196 WOLZ/Springfield, IL 211 KQWB/Fargo. ND 212 WHMH/St. Cloud, MN 219 KRBR/Duluth, MN 221 KEYJ/Abilene, TX 226 WYYX/Panama City, FL 233 KFMW/Waterloo, IA 237 WC/WK./State College, PA'

12+

AOH Shan (Rank) AOH Persona (00)

Man 1844 AOH Shan (Rank)

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6.7 (4) 33 1.4 (15t) 7

7.3 (3) 36 5.0 (6) 26 4.2 (6) 20 7.1 (4) 34 0.8 (181) 4 6.7 (5t) 28 8.3 (3) 3 1.9 (13t) 8 7.8 (4) 32 8.0 (3) 26 2.4 (131) 8 6.4 (5t) 23 2.0 (121) 8 6.7 (4) 23

10.3 0 39 7.5 (5) 27 7.6 (4) 24 5.9 (5) 18 6.8 (4) 22 5.1 (7) 13 6.9 (3) 19 4.6 (81) 13 8.5 (3) 26 4.1 (81) 11

9.2 (2) 25 7.8 (4) 22 4.1 (61) 10 3.3 (121) 8 8.1 (4) 21

2.2 (12) 5 6.4 (4) 14 6.7 (5t) 14

6.6 (5) 12 6.5 (61) 12

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20.7 15.0 15.1 (2) 10.7 (21)

17.90 7.1 (5t) 9.0 (5)

20.6 12.6 24.1 25.2 15.2 235 179 6.3 (8)

16.3 19.2 2180

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23.7 0 7.9 (5)

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Men 25-54 AOH Shan (Rank)

10.1

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10.9 7.3 6.5 (2t) 8.0 (21)

12.60 11.5 (2) 10.1 0 0.9 (23t) 6.6 (3)

10.2 (2) 4.7 (8t)

10.0 (2) 7.6 (3t) 5.1 (6t) 8.7 0 6.0 (2) 5.9 (4t) 6.3 (4) 5.7 (5) 7.6 (3) 4.2 (91)

11.1 (3) 9.7 0 t 6.7 (4) 4.5 (8) 6.3 (6) 3.5 (9) 6.7 (4)

10.7 7.8 t

13.7 10.9 t

6.5 (5) 9.8 (2)

13.8 (2) 4.4 (9) 7.2 (3)

14.2 (2) 11.20 2.4 (9t) 4.2 (61)

9.9 01 2.7 (101)

10.7 (2) 8.3 (3) 3.0 (8t) 9.7 0 1.4 (181)

8.7 (4) 11.00 2.6 (91)

8.2 (2) 13201 1.9 (141)

10.5 (21) 4.5 (8t) 8.3 (21)

15.8 0 3.7 (9)

13.30 6.8 (4) 7.5 (6) 9.6 (2) 8.6 (2) 6.8 (4t)

10.2oí 4.6 (81)

13.3 (2) 11.0 t

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4.0 (6t) 12.3 (2) 8.7 (3t) 7.9 (4) 9.4 (2t)

13.0 (2) 10.3 (2t) 16.0 et 5.1 (5t)

'WQKK/Johnstown, PA and WOWK/State College. PA ended their simulcast last month. WQKK segued to mainstream Rock WOWK remains Active Rode. 1= tie in rank.

O Arbitron. May not be quoted or reproduced without prior written permission from Arbitron.



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ARTIST TMTLE LABEL'S)

RED HOT CHIU PEPPERS Califomication (Warner Bros.) 3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republic/Universal)

CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up)

METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood)

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal)

KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD BAND Last Goodbye (Giant/Reprise)

PRIMUS W/OZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority)

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic)

AC/DC Satellite Blues (EastWest/EEG)

U.P.O. Godless (Epic)

LIVE They Stood Up For Love (Radioactive/MCA)

NICKELBACK Breathe (Roadrunner)

PAPA ROACH Last Resort (Dream Works)

FUEL Hemorrhage (In My Hand) (550 Music)

8STOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise)

A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin)

MOTLEY CRUE Hell On High Heels (Motley/Beyond)

GODSMACK Bad Religion (RepublielUniversal)

ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect (Refuge/MCA)

JIMMY PAGE & BLACK CROWES Ten Years... (Musicmaker.com/IVI)

DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick)

EVE 6 Promise (RCA)

ISLE OF O Little Scene (Universal)

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE The Lost Art Of Keeping... (Interscope)

VAST Free (Elektra/EEG)

MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic)

UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia)

FULL DEVIL JACKET Where Did You Go? ( Island/IDJMG)

STIR Climbing The Walls (Capitol)

RADFORD Closer To Myself (RCA)

DON HENLEY They're Not Here, They're... (Warner Bros.)

AMERICAN PEARL Free Your Mind (Wind -up)

B.B. KING/ERIC CLAPTON Riding With The King (Duck/Reprise)

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol)

INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal/Epic)

IRON MAIDEN The Wicker Man (Portrait/Columbia)

F00 FIGHTERS Next Year (RoswelLRCA)

AC/DC Meltdown (EastWest/EEG)

MARVELOUS 3 Sugarbuzz (HiFi/Elektra/EEG)

DISTURBED Stupify ( GianUReprise)

SR -71 Right Now (RCA)

PEARL JAM Light Years (Epic)

CLARKS Better Off Without You (Razor & Tie)

SCORPIONS Hurricane 2000 (Angel)

COLD Just Got Wicked (Flip/Gefen/lnterscope)

CULT Painted On My Heart (Island/IDJMG)

BON JOVI It's My Life (Island/IDJMG)

KORN Somebody Someone (Immortal/Epic)

LIMP BIZKIT Take A Look Around (Theme...) (Hollywood)

DOPE You Spin Me Round (Like...) (Flip/Epic)

TOTAL

RAYS

1470

1379

1356

1191

1105

1061

906

721

713

712

695

688

654

649

630

625

620

620

482

439

410

388

382

360

359

348

332

292

289

270

268

266

266

263

262

253

252

241

227

221

208

196

189

165

159

158

138

137

134

130

I- PLAYS

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+126

-47

-35

-76

+69

+91

-108

-175

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+81

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-80

+34

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+32

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77478

88783

78771

89355

56826

44052

43098

46637

45939

40829

33194

32287

41452

38084

40523

34478

35231

26399

27671

24176

25475

19524

22354

21620

21663

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10640

18567

8955

16167

14394

15308

15637

13169

15730

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13497

8824

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8022

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14027

16067

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21

19

33

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9

22

16

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6

13

3

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20

12

11

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4

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39/0

46/0

36/0

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29/0

30/0

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40/4

22/0

35/1

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28/0

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23/0

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20/0

28/4

38/11

24/2

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22/0

20/0

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Most Added® ARTET TITLE LABEL'S, ADO!

GREEN DAY Minority (Reprise) 2i

SLASH'S SNAKEPIT Been There Lately (Koch) 21

A PERFECT CIRCLE 3 Libras (Virgin) 11

LIQUID GANG Closer (Atlantic) 13

AC/DC Meltdown ( EastWest/EEG) 1-

LINKIN PARK One Step Closer (Warner Bros.) 11

BENDER Isolate (TVT)

CRUSHDOWN This (MCA)

FUEL Hemorrhage (In My Hand) (550 Music)

FULL DEVIL JACKET Where Did You Go? (Island/IDJMG)

CREED Are You Ready (Wind -up)


TOTAI PLAY

ARTIST TITLE LABELIS1 INCREA

AC/DC Meltdown (EastWest/EEG) +2í

FUEL Hemorrhage (In My Hand) (550 Music) +17

3 DOOR'S DOWN Loser (Republic/Universal) +1S

PRIMUS W/OZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority) +1

CREED Are You Ready (Wind -up) +I

VAST Free (Elektra/EEG) +I

F00 FIGHTERS Next Year (Roswell/RCA) +I

KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD BAND Last... (GianVReprise) +I

NICKELBACK Breathe (Roadrunner) +I


STEVE EARL I Can Wait (E- Squared/Artemis) +

Breakers®

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CREED Are You Ready (Wind-up) Total Plays: 128. Total Stations: 14. Adds. 5

P.O.D. Rock The Party (Off The Hook) (Atlantic) Total Plays: 123. Total Stations: 15. Adds.1

DEF LEPPARD 21st Century Sha... (Mercury /IDJMG) Total Plays. 109. Total Stations. 10. Adds: 0

PAUL RODGERS Deep Blue (CMC/SRG) Total Plays 101. Total Stations: 8. Adds: 0

ALICE COOPER Gimme (Spitfire) Total Plays: 99. Total Stations. 17. Adds: 4

MILE Back To The Floor (Aware/C2/Columbia) Total Plays: 98. Total Stations. 14. Adds 2

KID ROCK Wasting Time (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) Total Plays: 87. Total Stations 10. Adds 1

SANTANAFIDAVE MATTHEY/SLove Of My Lite(Arista)

Total Plays. 84. Total Stations: 10. Adds 1

(HED) PLANET EARTH Bartender (Volcano /Jive) Total Plays. 79. Total Stations. 11. Adds 2

ZEORAHEAD Playmate Of The Year (Columbia) Total Plays: 79. Total Stations: 11. Adds. O


Most Played Recurrents CREED Higher (Wind -up)

GODSMACK Voodoo (Republic /Universal)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros.)

METALLICA No Leaf Clover (Elektra/EEG)

F00 FIGHTERS Learn To Fly (Roswell /RCA)

COLLECTIVE SOUL Heavy (Atlantic)

CREED What If (Wind -up)

AC/DC Stiff Upper Lip (EastWest/EEG)

GODSMACK Keep Away (Republic /Universal)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Scar Tissue (Warner Brais.)

INCUBUS Pardon Me (Immortal/Epic)


KID ROCK Only God Knows Why (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic)

BUSH The Chemicals Between Us (Trauma)

BUCKCHERRY Lit Up (Dream Works)

LENNY KRAVITZ Fly Away (Virgin)

SANTANA F/EVERLAST Put Your Lights On (Arista)

STAIND Home (Flip/Elektra/EEG)

GODSMACK Whatever (Republic/Universal)

JIMMY PAGE & BLACK CROWES What Is & What... (Musicmaker.com)

ROCK Going For Adds CREED Are You Ready (Wind -up)

CYPRESS HILL Can't Get The Best Of Me (Ruffhouse /Columbia)

LIMP BIZKIT My Generation (Flip /lnterscope) LIMP BIZKIT Rollin' (flip /lnterscope) VALLEJO Into The New (Crescent Moon /550 Music)

TOP 100 POROCK POWER GOLD

1 AEROSMITH Sweet Emotion 51 RED RIDER Lunatic Fringe

2 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Blue On Black 52 DAYS OF THE NEW Touch Peel And Stand

3 RUSH Tom Sawyer 53 PINK FLOYD Young Lust

4 JIMI HENDRIX All Along The Watchtower 54 QUEEN Fat Bottomed Girls

5 OZZY OSBOURNE Crary Train 55 LED ZEPPELIN Whole Lotta Love

6 ZZ TOP La Grange 56 LED ZEPPELIN Ramble On

7 AEROSMITH Dream On 57 ALICE IN CHAINS Alice In Chains

8 AC/DC You Shook Me All Night Long 58 LED ZEPPELIN Immigrant Song

9 GUNS N' ROSES Sweet Child O' Mine 59 PINK FLOYD Have A Cigar

10 AEROSMITH Walk This Way 60 JIMI HENDRIX Foxey Lady

11 AC/DC Back In Black 61 PINK FLOYD Learning To Fly

12 VAN HALEN Panama 62 BLUE OYSTER CULT Burnin For You

13 BLACK SABBATH Paranoid 63 AEROSMITH Rag Doll

14 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Interstate Love Song 64 OZZY OSBOURNE Marna I'm Coming Home

15 VAN HALEN You Really Got Me 65 HEART Barracuda

16 RUSH Limelight 66 U TOP Legs

17 BLACK CROWES Hard To Handle 67 VAN HALEN I'll Wait

18 SCORPIONS No One Like You 68 NAZARETH Hair Of The Dog

19 GEORGE THOROGOOD Bad To The Bone 69 LED ZEPPELIN Over The Hills And Far Away

20 RUSH Spirit Of Radio 70 VAN HALEN Hot For Teacher

21 JIMI HENDRIX Purple Haze 71 TED NUGENT Cat Scratch Fever

22 71 TOP Tush 72 JUDAS PRIEST You* Got Another Tang COMM

23 VAN HALEN Runnin' With The Devil 73 TED NUGENT Stranglehold

24 KANSAS Carry On Wayward Son 74 NIRVANA Come As You Are

25 GUNS N' ROSES Paradise City 75 PEARL JAM Alive

26 GUNS N' ROSES Welcome To The Jungle 76 PINK FLOYD Wish You Were Here

27 VAN HALEN Jamie's Cryin' 77 PINK FLOYD Happiest Days/Another Brick P.2

28 AC/DC Highway To Hell 78 BAD COMPANY Rock 8 Roll Fantasy

29 SCORPIONS Rock You Like A Hurricane 79 PINK FLOYD Money

30 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN Pride And Joy 80 DEF LEPPARD Foolin'

31 U TOP Sharp Dressed Man 81 GOLDEN EARRING Radar Love

32 PINK FLOYD Comfortably Numb 82 JIMI HENDRIX Fire

33 LYNYRD SKYNYRD Sweet Home Alabama 83 BAD COMPANY Bad Company

34 LED ZEPPELIN Black Dog 84 BOSTON More Than A Feeling

35 PINK FLOYD Run Like Hell 85 PINK FLOYD Brain Damage/Eclipse

36 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Plush 86 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN Crossfire

37 LED ZEPPELIN Ocean 87 U TOP Cheap Sunglasses

38 LED ZEPPELIN Rock & Roll 88 CREED One

39 BOSTON Peace Of Mind 89 ROLLING STONES Sympathy For The Devil

40 TOM PETTY Runnin' Down A Dream 90 QUEEN We WA Rock YouNVe Are The Cllanpiorls

41 BLUE OYSTER CULT (Don't Fear) The Reaper 91 VAN HALEN Dance The Night Away

42 AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap 92 JOE WALSH Rocky Mountain Way

43 BILLY SQUIER Lonely Is The Night 93 U2 New Year's Day

44 OZZY OSBOURNE Flying High Again 94 LED ZEPPELIN Kashmir

45 DEF LEPPARD Photograph 95 JIMI HENDRIX Hey Joe

46 PINK FLOYD Time 96 SAMMY HAGAR I Can't Drive 55

47 VAN HALEN And The Cradle Will Rock 97 TOM PETTY Free Fallin'

48 PINK FLOYD Hey You 98 ' AEROSMITH Dude (Looks Like A Lady)

49 VAN HALEN Ain't Talking Bout Love 99 METALLICA Enter Sandman

50 BILLY IDOL White Wedding 100 BILLY IDOL Rebel Yell

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Active Rock Top 50 September 1, 20010

PAPA ROACH Last Resort (DreamWorks)

3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republic/Universal

A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.)

DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick)

Q GODSMACK Bad Religion (Republic/Universal)

METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood)

Q PRIMUS W/OZZY N.I.B. (Divine /Priority)

0 DISTURBED Stupify (Giant/Reprise)

INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal/Epic)

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2108 -17 186890 25 68/0

1857 +45 153725 16 69/0

1823 -46 151374 21 71/0

1677 -73 134249 13 69/0

1566 -7 114286 16 67/0

1518 +64 115480 15 65/0

1464 -4 121448 19 67/0

1433 +142 115615 9 62/0

1358 +82 104384 23 68/0

1180 +54 94943 11 64/0

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) 1093 -23 103008 35 63/0

'3 ® UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia) 1065 +71 86595 12 69/0

o NICKELBACK Breathe (Roadrunner) 1037 +76 70064 6 62/1

14 CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) 916 -44 74119 23 56/0

® FUEL Hemorrhage (In My Hand) (550 Music) 911 +232 62882 3 62/3

16 ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect (Refuge/MCA) 835 -50 58041 11 60/0

U.P.O. Godless (Epic) 834 -232 53626 22 48/0

18 18 KORN Somebody Someone (Immortal/Epic) 770 -19 61489 9 60/0

19 a 8STOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise) 766 +23 50178 9 52/0

22 t-' RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Testify (Epic) 707 +76 65238 5 57/3

21 ROB ZOMBIE Scum Of The Earth (Hollywood) 673 -130 52117 9 53/0

B,.ak r a FULL DEVIL JACKET Where Did You Go? (Island/IDJMG) 667 +144 45154 3 58/3

20 23 LIMP BIZKIT Take A Look Around (Theme...) (Hollywood) 597 -144 57603 20 37/0

24 ® (HED) PLANET EARTH Bartender (Volcano /Jive) 581 +57 54467 7 57/5

33 a VAST Free (E/ektra/EEG) 520 +120 42318 3 46/3

32 a COLD Just Got Wicked (Flip /Geflen/Interscope) 488 +85 39879 3 56/8

26 27 P.O.D. Rock The Party (Off The Hook) (Atlantic) 485 -15 40586 13 41/1

29 a KID ROCK Wasting Time (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) 481 +11 45328 4 38/1

27 29 DOPE You Spin Me Round (Like...) (Flip/Epic) 469 -12 38969 7 47/1

28 30 ISLE OF 0 Little Scene (Universal) 454 -18 35693 10 42/2

30 31 FINGER ELEVEN Drag You Down (Wind -up) 405 -42 32937 8 41/0

23 32 QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE The Lost Art Of Keeping... (Interscope) 402 -157 27306 14 47/0

35 a KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD BAND Last Goodbye (Giant/Reprise) 396 +2 18694 7 23/0

34 34 SR -71 Right Now (RCA) 370 -26 30072 8 24/0

3; e MARVELOUS 3 Sugarbua (HiFi/Elektra/EEG) 368 +40 21921 4 33/3 39 a APARTMENT 26 Backwards (Hollywood) 366 +61 28784 5 37/0

(Debut> CREED Are You Ready (Wind -up) 342 +168 32911 1 34/13

43 m F00 FIGHTERS Next Year (Roswell/RCA) 319 +78 14193 2 24/1

42 m RADFORD Closer To Myself (RCA) 280 +39 14895 3 26/0

44 m AMERICAN PEARL Free Your Mind (Wind -up) 274 +36 14940 2 28/2

46 m SUNNA Power Struggle (Astralwerks/Caroline) 253 +40 20849 3 29/3

36 42 AC/DC Satellite Blues (EastWest/EEG) 251 -88 20111 15 20)0

45 ® TAPROOT Again And Again (Velvet Hammer /Atlantic) 248 +14 22104 5 26/0

¡Debut> a LINKIN PARK One Step Closer (Wamer Bros.) 242 +103 18882 1 44/19

40 45 LIVE They Stood Up For Love (Radioactive/MCA) 236 -40 26255 8 22/0

¡Debut> a GREEN DAY Minority (Reprise) 227 +216 34024 1 49/49 ¡Debut> a AC/DC Meltdown (EastWest/EEG) 222 +187 11758 1 26/4

31 48 MOTLEY CRUE Hell On High Heels (MotleyBeyond) 222 -202 24559 12 26/0

(Debut> a ORGY Fiction (Dreams In Digital) (Elementree/Reprise) 219 +208 17434 1 36/13

41 50 KITTIE Charlotte (NG /Artemis) 217 -57 15399 11 27/0

71 Active Rock reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research. a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 8/20- Saturday 8/26. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 600 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000, The Arbitron Company). O 2000, R&R Inc.

Most Added. ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADDS

GREEN DAY Minority (Reprise) 49


LINKIN PARK One Step Closer (Warner Bros.) 111

ORGY Fiction (Dreams In Digital) (Elementree/Reprise) 13

CREED Are You Ready (Wind -up) 13

CRUSHDOWN This (MCA) 12

LIQUID GANG Closer (Atlantic) 12

SLASH'S SNAKEPIT Been There Lately (Koch) 11

COLD Just Got Wicked (Flip /Gel/en/Interscope) 8

ULTRASPANK Where (Epic) 7

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GREEN DAY Minority (Reprise) +216

ORGY Fiction (Dreams In Digital) ( Elementree/Reprise) +208

AC/DC Meltdown (EastWesbFEG) +187

CREED Are You Ready (Wind -up) +168

FULL DEYr_ JACKET Where Did You Go? (island lL'J1vtG) +144

PRIMUS W/OZZY N.1.8. (Divine/Priority) +142

VAST Free (Elektra/EEG) +120

LINKIN PARK One Step Closer (Warner Bros.) +103

COLD Just Got Wicked (Flip/Gefen/Interscopel +85

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1 PAPA ROACH Last Resort (Dream Works)

2 DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick)

4 A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin)

3 4 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.)

6 0 INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal/Epic)

5 0 DISTURBED Stupify (Giant/Reprise)

7 0 3 DOORS DOWN Loser ( Republic/Universal)

8 0 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal)

11 o RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Testify (Epic)

14 0 FUEL Hemorrhage (In My Hand) (550 Music)

10 11 METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood)

9 12 LIMP BIZKIT Take A Look Around (Theme...) (Hollywood)

12 13 SR -71 Right Now (RCA)

13 14 GODSMACK Bad Religion ( Republic/Universal)

17 ® WHEATUS Teenage Dirtbag (Columbia) - 0 GREEN DAY Minority (Reprise)

16 17 CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind-up)

22 0 VAST Free (E/ektra/EEG)

19 0 UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia)

15 20 KORN Somebody Someone (Immortal/Epic) - ® ORGY Fiction (Dreams In Digital) (Elementree/Aeprise)

23 (HED) PLANET EARTH Bartender (Volcano/Jive)

21 23 P.O.D. Rock The Party (Off The Hook) (Atlantic)

20 24 CYPRESS HILL Superstar (Ruftbouse/Columbia)

18 25 EVE'S Promise (RCA)

25 el PRIMUS W/OZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority)

24 27 8STOPS7 Ouestion Everything (Reprise) - NICKELBACK Breathe (Roadrunner)

-m KID ROCK Wasting Time (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic)

29 30 QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE The Lost Art... (Interscope)

r- TOTAL PLAYS 1 TW LW

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1761 1748 50/0

1321 1303 48/0

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1148 1261 48/0

1143 1066 48/0

1112 1076 48/0

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818 665 43/1

787 842 47/0

784 938 45/0

758 764 36/0

672 679 32/0

591 590 25/1

583 54 44/42

555 614 37/0

547 452 44/2

543 526 38/2

505 617 46/0

500 174 40/5

493 436 46/6

448 456 42/2

433 458 20/0

424 545 29/0

400 379 23/O

385 418 29/0

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318 302 21/0

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MorMored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere Radio Networks. 50 Breakers reporters. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week Sunday 8/20- Saturday 8/26.02000. R&R Inc.

Contributing Stalkyu WOBK/Albany, NY

KTEG/Alluquerque WNNX/Allente

KROX/Austin

WRAX/BirmleBham

WAAF/Boston

WBCNBosten WKOX/Chicalo

KILO/Colorado Springs

WI2X/CalueNts, OH

KDGE/Dallas

OM/Denver KXPK/Deneer

WKLO/Graad Rapids

WTPT/Graarille, SC

WOXA/Harrislurp

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KT11/Houston-Galeaton WRZXAadianapolis WNFZ/Knarllle KXTEA.as Vegas

KROOA-os Angela WMFS/MempAis

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KITS/San Francisco

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INCUBUS Pardon Me (Immortal/Epic)


STAIND Mudshovel (Flip/Elektra/EEG)


GODSMACK Keep Away (Republic/Universal)

GODSMACK Voodoo (Republic/Universal)

STAIND Home (Flip/Elektra'EG)

UMP BIZKIT Break Stuff (Flip/Interscope)

METALLICA No Leaf Clover (Elektra/EEG)

ACTIVE ROCK TOP 100 POWER GOLD ;ö..

1 ALICE IN CHAINS Man In The Box 51 VAN HALEN Punnin' With The Devil

2 NIRVANA Smells Like Teen Spirit 52 BUSH Everything Zen

3 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Plush 53 NIRVANA Heart- Shaped Box

4 NIRVANA Come As You Are 54 JANE'S ADDICTION Been Caught Stealing

5 PEARL JAM Eventlow 55 OZZY OSBOURNE Flying High Again

6 PEARL JAM Alive 56 CREED Torn

7 CREED One 57 KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD Blue On Black

8 DAYS OF THE NEW Touch. Peel And Stand 58 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Under The Bridge

9 ALICE IN CHAINS Would? 59 BLACK CROWES Hard To Handle

10 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Interstate Love Song 60 LIVING COLOUR Cult Of Personality

11 SOUNDGARDEN Black Hole Sun 61 CRACKER Low

12 OFFSPRING Self Esteem 62 F00 FIGHTERS Everlong

13 SOUNDGARDEN Fell On Black Days 63 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Wicked Garden

14 OZZY OSBOURNE Crazy Train 64 SCORPIONS No One Like You

15 GUNS N' ROSES Sweet Child 0' Mine 65 OZZY OSBOURNE No More Tears

16 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Vasoline 66 METALLICA The Unforgiven

17 GUNS N' ROSES Welcome To The Jungle 67 OFFSPRING Gone Away

18 GUNS N' ROSES Paradise City 68 BLACK SABBATH Iron Man

19 SOUNDGARDEN Spoonman 69 SCORPIONS Rock You Like A Hurricane

20 NIRVANA In Bloom 70 LED ZEPPELIN Black Dog

21 CANDLEBOX Far Behind 71 VAN HALEN Hot For Teacher

22 PEARL JAM Jeremy 72 SMASHING PIIMPIONS Bullet With Butterfly...

23 SEVEN MARY THREE Cumbersome 73 ALICE IN CHAINS Them Bones

24 ALICE IN CHAINS Rooster 74 OZZY OSBOURNE Mama. I'm Coming Home

25 BUSH Comedown 75 WHITE ZOMBIE Thunder Kiss '65

26 NIRVANA Lithium 76 ALICE IN CHAINS No Excuses

27 LENNY KRAVITZ Are You Gonna Go My Way 77 TEMPLE OF THE DOG Hunger Strike

28 METALUCA Enter Sandman 78 BUSH Little Things

29 CREED My Own Prison 79 OFFSPRING Gotta Get Away

31 GREEN DAY Brain.Stew 81 AC/DC Hell's Bell's

31 AC/DC You Shook Me All Night Long 81. AC/DC Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

32 AEROSMITH Sweet Emotion 82 COLLECTIVE SOUL Shine

33 OFFSPRING Come Out 8 Play (Keep 'Em) 83 AEROSMITH Walk This Way

34 BLACK SABBATH Paranoid 84 JIMI HENDRIX Purple Haze

35 TOOL Sober 85 TOADIES Possum Kingdom

36 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sex Type Thing U DANZIG Mother

37 AC/DC Back In Black 87 SOUNDGARDEN Outshined

38 BUSH Machinehead 88 LIVE I Alone

39 RUSH Tom Sawyer 89 STABBING WESTWARD Save Yourself

41 WHITE ZOMBIE More Human Than Human 90 METALLICA Until It Sleeps

41 NIRVANA All Apologies 91 AEROSMITH Dream On

42 FAITH NO MORE Epic 92 JUDAS PRIEST You've Got Another Thing...

43 PEARL JAM Black 93 PEARL JAM Daughter

44 FILTER Hey Man, Nice Shot 94 CANDLEBOX You

45 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Big Empty 95 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Creep

46 GREEN DAY When I Come Around 96 GREEN DAY Basket Case

47 AC/DC Highway To Hell 97 JIMI HENDRIX All Along The Watchtower

48 VAN HALEN You Really Got Me 98 METAUJCA Nothing Else Matters

49 VAN HALEN Panama 99 EVERCLEAR Santa Monica

51 CREED What's This Life For 111 PURL JAM Better Man

, Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research, a division of Premiere ik7k Radio Networks. Top 100 Power Gold is based on year -to -date monitored airplay data.

O 2000, R&R Inc.

STATICX Bled For Days (Warner Bras.) Total Plays: 111. Total Stations: 14. Adds- 0

MILE Back To The Floor (Aware/C2/Columbia) Total Plays'. 111. Total Stations. 8. Adds: 0

PAPA ROACH Broken Home (Dream Works) Total Plays 109. Total Stations 7. Adds: 3

STATIC -X Love Dump (Warner Bros.) Total Plays:108. Total Stations 10, Adds: 0

UNIFIED THEORY California (3:33/Universal) Total Flays. 100. Total Stations: 12, Adds: t

A PERFECT CIRCLE 3 Libras (Virgin) Total Plays: 91. Tool Stations- 34. Adds. 28

PITCHSHIFTER Keep It Clean (MCA) Total Plays: 83, Total Stations: 11. Adds: o

ULTRASPANK Where (Epic) Total Plays: 73. Total Stations: 11. Adds: 7

ZEBRAHEAD Playmate Of The Year (Columbia) Total Plays: 60. Total Stations: 8. Adds. 1

SLASH'S SNAIiEPIT Been There Lately (Koch) Total Plays: 31, Total Stations: 1I. Adds: 11

Songs rauh/ by total plays

Going For Adds woo

CREED Are You Ready (Wind -up) CYPRESS HILL Can't Get The Best Of Me (Ruffhouse /Columbia) LIMP BIZKIT My Generation (Flip /Interscope) LIMP BIZKIT Rollin' (Flip /Interscope) VALLEJO Into The New (Crescent Moon /550 Music)



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loo R &R September 1, 2000 Rock

Love those Texas boys! And I tend to dig hands from Texas too. After tearin' it up like

a true Texas twister for 10 years, Vallejo will soon

take the rest of the country by storm. giving new

meaning to the saying "Don't mess with Texas." Brothers singer- guitarist A.J., drummer

Alejandro and bassist Omar Vallejo form the core of the band. The three were raised on Tito Puente

and Herb Alpen in El Campo. TX. but the brothers Vallejo were influenced by anything that moved them, from James Brown to Jane's Addic- tion. What they did take from those early influ- ences was some soul and some funk, and soon

these very talented high school -hand geeks were

superstars in the making.

The brothers garnered a local following and

eventually added guitarist Bruce Castleberry, drummer James Simmons and. most recently. gui-

tarist Heath Clark. Already successful in the

Southeast after spending time living and playing in Birmingham. AL. Vallejo have opened for Blues Traveler. Collective Soul and Los Lobos,

among others. They have since returned to Aus- tin and earned their stripes there as a standout

among tough competition. They were voted the

city's Best Rock Band for 21XX).

Vallejo

By

Tracey Hoskin Asst. Rock Editor

Vallejo's debut for Crescent Moon/Sony. Into the New. contains 12 reasons why Vallejo

are Austin's darlings. The title track also serves

as the single, and this funky, rlckin', sing -along.

air -guitar. beat -on -the- dashboard instant hit is

unforgettable lyrically and musically and prom-

ises to put Vallejo on the map outside of Texas.

The majority of Active Rockers in Texas. as

well as specialty. are heavily behind Vallejo. KI.BJ /Austin MD Loris Lowe proudly supports the hometown boys. "Vallejo is my favorite Aus-

tin band of all time. They are the shit, and if you

get a chance to see them live. you'll be a believer.

'Into the New' has been holding its ground since

Day One. We've been playing it for over five weeks, and it has been top five phones from the

beginning."

fly Top 20 Specialty Artists ® September 1, 2000

1 HALFORD (Metal -IS /SRG) `Resurrection," The One You Love To Hate"

2 SOULFLY (Roadrunner) "Jumpdafuckup," "Pain"

3 LIQUID GANG (Atlantic) "Closer," "Blunt Force Trauma"

4 (HED) PLANET EARTH (Volcano /Jive) "Bartender," "Killing Time"

5 MUDVAYNE (No Name /Epic) "Dig"

6 IN FUMES (Nuclear Blast) "Pinball Map," "Clayman"

7 TAPROOT (Velvet Hammer /Atlantic) "Again And Again"

8 STUCK MOJO (Century Media) "Hatebreed"

9 RELATIVE ASH (Island /IDJMG) "Flavor," "Pout"

10 HYPOCRISY (Nuclear Blast) "Digital Prophecy"

11 MY RUIN (Spitfire) "Terror," "Speak & Destroy"

12 RORSCHACH TEST (E- magine) "Satan," "Peace Minus One"

13 SUICIDAL TENDENCIES (Suicidal) "Mi Casa...," "Pop Songs"

14 LOUD ROCKS (Loud Rocks/Columbia) "Shame"

15 CONFRONTATION CAMP (Artemis) "Brake The Law"

16 EARTH CRISIS (Victory) "Slither"

17 KITTIE (Ng /Artemis) "Spit"

18 SLASH'S SNAKEPIT (Koch) "Been There Lately"

19 6GIG (Ultimatum) "Hit The Ground"

20 COLD (Flip /Geffen /lnterscope) "Just Got Wicked," "Send In The Clowns"

Ranked by total number of shows reporting the art /st, with titles listed in order of most airplay.

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Clue "(Arlon,' RebD'Flesh & &car Unmut. Fakeaoca 'Tee M.Wht You "

Toper Einen -Drip You Dye' Lanni Gary -Blurt Face

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Suadsy 8-9pm Sunday 1Apm Sunday 8-10am Sudsy a -fpm Sunday 7.9pm Sunday 11-midnight Mon-fri 11pm- midnight

Tim Noble Road Miguel Bill Hanson Chris Allman Larry Na c Jada Nero , Kos CoaChamaa- Nat Lrmp- Sis,s Sriakepa Been There Leek- 2 Sven v- Stotüglm Loaf- 03101 Insects "Tenement Hg Maiora'The One You Love ' Panea'WeAGiidThat Le LqW Gang -BbitFop- Bar 7 -No Show kla,.ean 7 Stepan.' lnaouvSg Pun -Sal lam AI3,e, Moot n°Odyssey-Ceasr- Car. "Cm mE.ploseon- Delude] Gam. My hon -Tamled love Kort -Do Yod Madam A

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32 total reporters from the Active Rock and Rock

panels.

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TURN ME ON "MPs. l)EAR)MAN"

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Alternative Stations and their adds listed alphabetically by market

September 1, 2000 RaR 101

New & Active A PERFECT CIRCLE 3 Libras (Virgin) Total Plays: 362. Total Stations: 36, Adds: 23

ZEBRAHEAD Playmate 01 The Year (Columbia) Total Plays: 335, Total Stations: 24. Adds: 2

FACE TO FACE Disappointed (Lady Luck/Beyond)


2 SKINNEE J'S Stockholm Love (Capricorn) Total Plays: 256. Total Stations: 25, Adds: 4

SUNNA Power Struggle (Astralwerks/Caroline) Total Plays: 252, Total Stations: 18. Adds: 0

TAPROOT Again And Again (Velvet Hammer /Atlantic) Total Plays 229 Total Stations 12 Adds 1

WEOX/Albany, NY PO Kyle Gudenan

WHRt./Albany, NY' OMdvO Senn Groves MO CMis Norm

KTEG/Altwquerque, NM PO : Ellen Flaherty

WNNX/Atlaata. GA aw: erat Philips PD: leda Trani M01011 Culs Williams

KROX/Austln, TX :menm PD Melody Lu

WRAX/Birmingham. AL PO- Dare Rossi MD. Hurricane Shane MD Sur/ Boe

KOXR/Boise. ID PO. Jace11 Jackson MD Pete Schecke

WBCN/Boslon. MA VP Programming. Oedipus POND Steven Stick

WFNX/Boston, MA PD: Crete MO. Laune Gail

WEOG/Buttalo. NY POND. Rich Will MD: Ryan Paici

WAVF/Charlellon, SC PO: Greg Patrice AMMO DannyVilaates

WEND/Charlotte. NC PD Jack Daurel M0110 KrraMPawrs

WKOX/CAtcago, IL

Po One Rkharh MOAtD Mary StArmiw

WAOZ/CIBCIBatI, OH PDAIg: Rid Jaw

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WARO/Calumbia, SC OM/PD: Gina Jounce APO/110 Lisa Bielle

WWCD/Columkus. OH PO: Aisy Davis MO: Jack OWm

KRAD/Corpw CROstl, TX POMO: Cuy SNOW

KDGE/Dallas -Ft. Worth, TX PO: Diane Doherty M0. Alan Aye

WXEG/Daylon, OH PO: MW Tomas AMMO: Aka Raren

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Cl/IX/Detroit, MI PO. Murray Bmokshaw MD Vince annota MD Mat Franklin

KNROJEugene- Springtield, OR PD. Stu Allen MD Ci.

KBRS/Fayetteville, AR PG Kyle Gibson MG Ashley Ross

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STROKE9 Washin' + Wonderin' (Cherry /Universal) Total Plays: 219, Total Stations: 14. Adds: 2

VALLEJO Into The New (Crescent Moon/550 Music) Total Plays: 193. Total Stations: 8, Adds: 0

PAPA ROACH Broken Home (Dream Works)

Total Plays 185, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 1

FULL DEVIL JACKET Where Did You Go? (Island/IDJMG) Total Plays: 153, Total Stations: 15, Adds: 2

POE Walk The Walk (Atlantic) Total Plays: 141. Total Stations: 14, Adds: 2

LINKIN PARK One Step Closer (Warner Bros.) Total Plays 96 Total Stations- 30. Adds' 24

WEEO/Hagerstown. MD POAID. Aasen Davis

WMROMartlord, CT MO Ms Kelh

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KFTE/Tatiyette. LA P0: Rob Summers MD- Scott Peron

WWOX/Lansing, MI PO. Ja Wolfing

KXTE/Las Vegas. NV PD: Dave Wallington APO,MD: Cisa Ripley

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KITTIE Brackish (NG/Artemis) Total Plays: 91, Total Stations: 9. Adds: 0

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Aililtron Ratings Roundup The format continues to roll

Here is a detailed overview of the 2000 spring Arbitron ratings report for the Alternative format. Ratings continue to fluctuate from market to market, but it certainly appears that the format is seeing an overall increase in share. The

18 -34 share ranks are taken from the Arbitron figures you would see in an Arbitron book. Distant out -of -market signals and other stations "below the line" are excluded. Taking a look at the rank figures is particularly heartening: 56 of the 86 stations listed below are in the top five I8 -34, and 12 are No. 1 in the this key money demo. All numbers quoted are from Monday -Sunday, bam- midnight.

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1 WXRK/New York 7.1 (No. 4) 4.0 3.4 1,556,900 2 KROQ/Los Angeles 8.00 4.3 4.5 1,338.800 3 WKQX/Chicago 7.6 (No. 3) 3.4 3.4 885,400 4 KITS/San Francisco 4.7 (No. 5) 2.4 2.5 497,900 5 WPLY/Philadelphia 6.9 (No. 4) 3.0 3.1 477,100 6 KDGE/Dallas 5.0 (No. 6) 2.9 3.1 384,500 7 CIMX/Detroit 6.4 (No. 4) 2.1 2.8 349,400 8 WBCN/Boston 8.2 (No. 2) 3.9 4.2 515,800 8 WFNX/Boston 2.3 (No. 14) 1.3 1.1 201,900 9 WHFS/Washington 3.9 (No. 9) 1.8 2.1 356,700

10 KTBZ/Houston 6.3 (No. 4) 3.6 3.8 411,000 12 WNNX/Atlanta 12.3 (No. 2) 4.8 6.0 460,900 14 KNDD/Seattle 8.2 (No. 2) 4.3 3.8 372,800 14 KFNK/Seattle 3.3 (No. 10) 1.7 1.4 125,600 15 XTRA/San Diego 10.0 (No. 2) 4.8 5.2 380,800 16 KEDJ/Phoenix 6.0 (No. 6) 3.3 3.1 269,800 19 KPNT/St. Louis 7.6 (No. 3) 3.0 3.5 252,500 21 WXDX/Pittsburgh 12.4 (No. 2) 5.0 5.2 263,300 23 KTCUDenver 4.9 (No. 8) 2.1 2.1 173,700 23 KXPK/Denver 4.8 (No. 9) 2.9 2.2 168,400 25 KNRK/Portland, OR 6.1 (No. 6) 3.2 2.8 175,000 26 WAQZ/Cincinnati 3.0 (No. 12) 0.9 1.3 86,400

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26 WOXY/Cincinnati 1.5 (No. 13) 0.0 0.6 19,600 29 KWOD/Sacramento 7.2 (No. 3) 4.0 3.7 171,800 28 KCXX/Riverside 4.2 (No. 9) 2.2 2.5 139,300 33 WBRU/Providence 9.5 (No. 3) 4.0 4.5 182,200 34 WWCD/Columbus 5.8 (No. 6) 2.0 2.6 88,700 35 KXRK/Salt Lake City 8.0 0 4.5 4.6 175,800 36 WROX/Norfolk 6.6 (No. 4) 2.8 3.4 127,700 37 WEND/Charlotte 7.0 (No. 3) 2.2 3.4 126,300 38 WRZX/Indianapolis 11.3 0 5.1 4.8 151,100 38 WEDJ/Indianapolis 2.5 (No. 11) 1.1 1.2 40,600 40 KXTE/Las Vegas 11.2 (No. 2) 5.6 5.4 151,000 41 KKND/New Orleans 8.0 (No. 3) 4.0 3.7 103,800 45 WEDG/Buffalo 10.7 (No. 4) 4.4 5.0 150,700 43 WZPC/Nashville 5.2 (No. 6) 3.3 2.9 107,000 44 WMRQ/Hartford 7.4 (No. 4) 3.8 3.4 122,400 47 WHTG/Monmouth-Ocean' 3.3 (No. 10) 1.0 1.4 48,300 49 KROX/Austin 7.1 (No. 4) 5.0 4.7 132,700 51 WPBZ/West Palm Beach 8.4 0 3.3 3.4 85,900 52 WPLA/Jacksonville 9.8 (No. 4) 5.6 4.4 107,300 55 WXEG/Dayton 7.5 (No. 4) 3.5 3.3 90,900 56 WRAX/Birmingham 8.9 (No. 4) 6.3 4.6 111,400 57 WDYURichmond 5.8 (No. 7) 2.7 2.5 59,200 59 WHRUAlbany 6.1 (No. 6) 3.2 2.9 60,500 59 WEQX/Albany 4.9 (No. 9) 1.9 2.4 59,800 61 KFMAlfucson 12.9 (No. 2) 5.0 6.1 104,900 62 KMYZ/Tulsa 6.4 (No. 6) 4.8 3.5 73,800 65 KFRR/Fresno 5.8 (No. 5) 3.3 3.3 63,400 66 WGRD/Grand Rapids 14.2 0 5.8 6.8 108,200 69 WNFZ/Knoxville 7.5 (No. 5) 3.7 3.1 55,100 72 KTEG/Albuquerque 8.9 (No. 3) 4.2 4.7 78,800 71 WJBX/Fort Myers* 15.2 6.6 5.3 58,200 73 WKRUSyracuse 13.1 6.9 5.7 76,000 74 KMBY/Monterey 3.7 (No. 9) 1.8 2.2 35,500 80 WHMP/Springfield, MA 3.6 (No. 9) 1.9 2.1 55,400 87 WAVF/Charleston 15.5 (No. 2) 5.4 6.8 68,300 92 KCCQ/Des Moines 2.9 (No. 10) 1.9 1.5 26,900 100 KFTE/Lafayette, LA' 13.2 0 4.7 6.2 50,800 101 WEJE/Fort Wayne, IN' 7.0 (No. 6) 3.1 3.4 43,200 105 WZZI/Roanoke, VA' 6.8 (No. 6) 2.6 3.2 25,400 115 WWDX/Lansing, MI 7.3 (No. 6) 3.6 4.7 69,600 120 WMAD/Madison, WI 8.7 (No. 4) 4.4 5.1 61,300 124 KQXR/Boise, ID' 15.8 0 7.3 7.8 56,400 128 KRZQ/Reno, NV* 8.0 (No. 4) 5.6 4.8 44,200 129 KRAD/Corpus Christi, TX' 5.0 (No. 7) 2.8 3.1 31,800 141 WRRV/Newburgh, NY* 7.3 (No. 5) 5.9 4.1 36,600 143 KNRQ/Eugene, OR' 13.1 (No. 2) 5.6 5.8 42,100 154 WWVV/Savannah, GA' 8.6 (No. 3) 3.1 3.7 23,700 155 KBRS/Fayetteville, AR' 5.8 (No. 5) 3.2 3.4 18,700 157 WDST/Paighkeepsie, NY' 0.0 (n/a) 1.2 1.4 6,700 159 WXSRlTallahassee, FL' 9.3 (No. 3) 3.2 4.5 37.400 160 WCYY WCYI/Fbrtjand, ME 13.6 5.8 5.6 36,500 161 WEEO/Hagerstown, MD' 6.5 (No. 4) 4.7 4.1 21,400 166 WCDW/Binghamton, NY' 4.2 (No. 7) 2.3 1.5 18,900 174 KQRX/Odessa-Midland, TX' 7.5 (No. 4) 3.6 3.7 22,200 175 WSFM/Wilmington, NC' 14.3 (No. 2) 8.9 6.7 30,900 185 KJEE/Santa Barbara, CA' 9.3 0 5.2 7.1 32,800 209 WPGU/Champaign, IL' 5.5 (No. 5) 5.3 3.7 24,300 236 WGBD/Lafayette, IN' 20.0 0 10.3 10.9 33.600 243 KFMZ/Columbia, MO' 17.1 (No. 2) 6.7 8.8 22,400

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ARTIST -''LE TOTAL

PLAYS

PAPA ROACH Last Resort (DreamWorks) 2673

SR -71 Right Now (RCA) 2430

DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick) 2381

INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal/Epic) 2305

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Californication (Warner Bros.) 2203

WHEATUS Teenage Dirtbag (Columbia) 1898

EVE 6 Promise (RCA) 1860

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) 1805

FUEL Hemorrhage (In My Hand) (550 Music) 1745

A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin) 1683

3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republic./Universal) 1530

DISTURBED Stupify (Giant/Reprise) 1527

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Testify (Epic) 1366

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic) 1320

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) 1294

CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) 1201

VAST Free (Elektra/EEG) 1189

OPM Heaven Is A Half Pipe (If...) (Atlantic) 1181

NICKELBACK Leader Of Men (Roadrunner) 1166

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA) 1091

8STOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise) 1009

BT Never Gonna Come Back Down (Nettwerk/Capitol) 985

ORGY Fiction (Dreams In Digital) (Elementree/Reprise) 956

GREEN DAY Minority (Reprise) 948

METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood) 919

MXPX Responsibility (A &Mitnterscope) 897

F00 FIGHTERS Next Year (Roswell/RCA) 832

P.O.D. Rock The Party (Off The Hook) (Atlantic) 802

LIVE They Stood Up For Love (Radioactive/MCA) 776

DEXTER FREEBISH Leaving Town (Capitol) 774

SUM 41 Makes No Difference (lsland/IDJMG) 749

DANDY WARHOLS Bohemian Like You (Capitol) 729

VIBROLUSH Touch And Go (IguanaN2) 723

GODSMACK Bad Religion (Republic/Universal) 712

KORN Somebody Someone (Immortal/Epic) 633

BARENAKED LADIES Pinch Me (Reprise) 622

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HARVEY DANGER Sad Sweetheart Of The Rodeo (London/Sire) 579

KID ROCK Wasting Time (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic) 558

GOOD CHARLOTTE Little Things (Epic) 553

UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia) 508

(HED) PLANET EARTH Bartender (Volcano /Jive) 501

MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic) 451

EVERCLEAR AM Radio (Capitol) 450

MARVELOUS 3 Sugarbuzz (HiFi/Elektra/EEG) 419

CAVIAR Tangerine Speedo (Island /IDJMG) 411

U.P.O. Godless (Epic) 379

STIR Climbing The Walls (Capitol) 378

MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES She Just Happened (Big Rig/IDJMG) 369

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-13 298754 23 76/0

+15 220817 17 77/0

+35 232025 16 78/0

+90 229558 11 76/0

-266 205273 14 77/0

+53 174565 9 69/1

-208 135219 13 72/1

-67 232106 28 72/0

+387 178932 3 74/0

-91 213222 21 66/0

+154 165857 8 67/1

42 158176 15 64/2

+69 169853 5 65/1

-80 143459 22 64/0

-252 100811 15 59/0

-100 106947 23 58/0

+153 110365 3 72/0

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-144 98398 10 56/1

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-236 62995 9 53/0

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-24 25920 6 33/0

+79 50141 2 45/5

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+81 57035 3 44/4

+33 41384 3 37/4

+110 77891 2 42/6

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+311 29271 1 47/11

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+60 39798 2 30/5

-103 19521 9 23/0

-183 15905 8 24/0

-10 26551 4 22/0

80 Alternative reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Med.abase Research. a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 8/20- Saturday 8/26. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 1000 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter Hour Persons times number of plays (times 100). Average Quarter Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Arbitron Company (Copyright 2000. The Arbitron Company). C 2000, R8R Inc.

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GREEN DAY Minority (Repose) 77

LINKIN PARK One Step Closer (Warner Bros l 24


DUMDUMS Everything (MCA) 14

EVERCLEAR AM Radio (Capitol) 11

6 GIG Hit The Ground (Ultimatum) 11

DYNAMITE HACK Anyway (Farmclub.com/Unlversal) 11

ORGY Fiction (Dreams In Digital) (Elementree Reprise) 10

NINE DAYS If I Am (550 Music) 9

(HED) PLANET EARTH Bartender (Volcano/Jive) 6

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EVERCLEAR AM Radio (Capitol) +311

3 DOORS DOWN Loser (Republir/Universal) +154

VAST Free (Elektra/EEG) +153

DEXTER FREEBISH Leaving Town (Capitol) +122

QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE The Lost... (Interscope) +111

(HED) PLANET EARTH Bartender (Volcano /Jive) +110

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BreakThrough

CAVIAR Track: `TANGERINE SPEEDO"

LP: CAVIAR Labe.. ISLAND

ssentials: Caviar's bassist,

Mike Willison, says that "elaborate, more interesting" rock is

looked at in a very different way and re-

ceives a much more positive reaction

from its audience than typical rock. Well,

this band absolutely has that going for them.

Caviar formed in Chicago in late

1998 and quickly became one of the hot

new hands to bust into the Windy City's hopping music scene. Willison and Blake

Smith (vocals, guitar) began playing to-

gether long before the birth of Caviar, in

a hand called Figdish. After Figdish broke up. they took their pop savvy and

used it to fuel their new creation. Filling

By

Bayne Talley Asst. Alternative Editor

out the rest of the lineup are Jason

Batchko on drums and Dave Suh (a

former microbiologist) on guitar. After penning a deal with Island and spend-

ing valuable studio time with producers

Andy Gerber and Johnny K, they turned

out a self- titled debut album that is surely

worth talking about.

The first single, "Tangerine Speedo,"

uses a creative mix of bossa nova beats,

loud guitar sounds and delightfully bi-

zarre sampling techniques to bring that

aforementioned elaborate, more interest-

ing rock straight into the spotlight. As

Smith puts it. "Guitars? Unforgettable

melodies'' Debonair electronic accoutre-

ments? Hell, yeah! Enter the sensual

world of Caviar."

Artist POV: Willison on the band's

musical technique. "Blake and

I have gotten frustrated by what

is happening in the industry.

Nobody knows what the next

big thing is going to be. With

Figdish, we had a certain chemistry that drove the song

into its direction. With Caviar,

we don't really have a direc-

tion. Our songs go from big,

silly power ballads to boozy

lounge numbers."

Sean Zlebarth, Head/Promotion Nitro Records

There are some really great songs at radio right now. I dig

the Wheatus album. It has those great Alternative "loser" tracks that, like Beck and Radiohead's

"Creep;" go over really well. BTs "Never Gonna Come Back

Down" sounds so good. Doughty rules on that track And I can't seem to get "Bohemian Like You" from The Dandy Warhols out of my head. I like it there, actually. Oh, wait, one more: Queens Of The Stone Age.Tight. I am personally into a few other bands (along with the above -mentioned). I will just throw a laundry list at you:At The Drive In, Sunny Day Real Estate, Jurassic S, Land Of Loops, Ladytron, the Powder Puff Girls soundtrack and Elastica. Records I'm dying to get my hands on are De La Soul, Mephisto Odyssey Jets To Brazil on Jade

Tree, Harvey Danger and Paloalto. I'm looking forward to hearing the new

Orgy as well.

Sean Ziebarth

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,s.:,f c . ,. ;n.0 Green Day purt.1 .thins,. the entire ebutcd .r, No 24 Look for a top 10 debut shortly

came out of nowhere to have two slots at this years Race- .t-Rer very strong No 2 most added. "One Step Closer: with 24 adds Ali, t,rn,: w is the awesome follow -up by A Perfect Circle. "3 Libras" The Dum Dums, who have a killer sound. are also in the top five moste added with their track 'Everything" . Everclear made another appearance in the most added column this week with the fun tune "A. M. Rad,d' ... Interscope's Briam MacDonald stopped by to play some of his fourth -quarter priorities. and his CD stack was like a who's who of the Alternative format: Limp Bizkit, U2. Marilyn Manson. The Wallflowers and so on. The scary part was that they all sounded F'

really good. Look for the U2 track soon. and if you haven't heard it, it is totally worth the wait ... Check out the great sales story on BT (7.500 units a week),

which is selling exclusively from Alternative airplay Imagine that:A balance record that is actually a hit! ...

Finally. Papa Roach is the hottest band n the format. and a quick listen to their ,ew song. "Broken Home.- amply ustrates that this is a band that will be

vaund for the long haul RECORD OF THE WEEK:Vallejo's "Into the New"

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BLINK -182 Adam's Song (MCA)

INCUBUS Pardon Me (Immortal /Epic)

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CYPRESS HILL Superstar (Ruffhouse /Columbia)

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Otherside (Warner Bros.)

KORN Make Me Bad (Immortal /Epic)


BLINK -182 All The Small Things (MCA)

LIMP BIZKIT Re- Arranged (flip /Interscope)

BUSH The Chemicals Between Us (Trauma)

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music)

LIT Miserable (RCA)

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LIT My Own Worst Enemy (RCA)

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GODSMACK Voodoo (Republic/Universal)

BLINK -182 What's My Age Again? (MCA)

STAIND Mudshovel (Flip/Elektra/EEG)

RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Guerrilla Radio (Epic)

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credit for creating excitement about the track a full year ago, enough to get the band a

deal.. I was struck with a brief panic attack after dropping a dozen packages in the mail to

turn programming friends onto "Fall Down" I suddenly realized the very distinct possibility that everyone could hate it. I'm not the best with rejection, which is one reason I couldn't make a career as a record promoter. I'd probably go home crying every day. I spent the next 48 hours fretting over the Adam Sandler "They're all gonna laugh at you!" scenario.

Howard e- mailed me that his Charlotte local got a call from Jack Daniel at The End (WEND /Charlotte) about the Molly's Yes package I sent, saying that he liked the song. At

the end of the week I talked to their Music Director, Kristen Pettus. Jack lost the CD. I'll

send another one. Phil Conn at WWVV in Savannah e- mailed that he also likes the track,

and we swap a few other picks. At the end of the week we talk, and he thinks they'll probably go on the record soon.

First spin: Tuesday at 1:45pm. Pleasant surprise to find that our midday guy, Steve Craig, is a fan of the band and record. Now I have an advocate on the air, which is very important. He front -sells and back -sells the record for 15 seconds. Scott Strong, PD from our sister station in Dallas, KKMR, is in town for a visit. Coming in from the airport, he hears this first spin. He arrives at the station raving about how great it sounded on the air. I send him a copy for Dallas.

As I am writing this. Toucher, host of Living Loud. pops his head in to see me. He reports great phones on Eminem's "Stan" and "that song with bagpipes" (Molly's Yes). Real

phones, or is the fan club on telemarketing duty? I'll trust the calls more in two or three weeks.

Leslie and I stopped into HMV today to check on CD stock. Was glad to see that the Bif Naked we are trying to break has about 20 CDs in stock, but I was disturbed with the $18.99 sticker price. That is excessive. The Dido CD beside it is only $14.99. I think im-

pulse buy goes to Dido. One copy of Molly's Yes' Wonderworld is in stock. At least the price is reasonable. $13.99. We'll see if the song stirred any CD sales in its first week of airplay on Wednesday.

Howard Loon VP /Promotion Universal Records

Aug. 22: WNNX actually added the record. How good do I look today? I also had a

conversation with the PD of WWVV in Savannah about the track. (He got a copy of it from

Chris and Leslie). He seemed to really like it. I thought we had a chance there. but he

said he was probably going to add 3 Doors Down first, since he was already spiking it.

He ended up not adding either. He added seven other records instead. Bastard. Aug. 23: Our regional rep, Larry Schuster, called me about how 99X is all about Molly's

Yes. They are front -selling it. back- selling it and telling people to go out and buy it. If only Sean Demery were alive to see all this happening.

Aug. 24: I saw that cute red -headed girl on the subway again. I think she noticed me

staring at her. At least that's what the pdice officer said. When I get to the office, I pull up tracking and see that 99X is spinning the track three times a day so far. Cool.

Aug. 25: Spoke again with the PD of WWVV in Savannah. He says he's really thinking about adding it. Very encouraging. Then I ask him how the weather is down there, and he

says he's really thinking about adding it. Uh-oh. Then I asked him if he ever considered a

proeà>'etic penile enlargement, and he says he's really thinking about adding it. This doesn't look good.

Aug. 28: I get a call from L.C. Hensley, head of the Atlanta Distribution Branch, about a

potential opportunity br the band to play in the market for a Seagram's event. It seems like everyone is pitching in and wants to see this thing work. Plus, I'm cc'ed on an e-mail looking to start the 99X/VVherehouse Branding Program at the beginning of September.

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New Music Specialty Shows AM Exc /es/rs Leek At The Colt /rig Edge Of Alternative

BY

Rayne Talley Asst. Alternative Editor Didn't Miss A Beat

just got back from New Orleans, and it was such a short trip that I didn't give yalI a

1. chance to miss me! (Note the use of the expression "y'all" - Southern speak comes back to me after even the shortest of visits.) While back home I had the chance to catch some really amazing music and chill with friends and the folks. but now I'm ready to lean back in my cubicle and get back to the grind. Making the adjustment a lot smoother is the CD Bourgeois Blues by Willis. They really have a great sound. Don't be fooled by the title of the track "Bad Day" - this little ditty will actually turn your frown upside down. Contact Steve Nice over at Capitol (323 -87I -5174) for more info. Speaking of discs that are sure to get your feet a- tappin'. check out Hepcat's new one. Push N Shove. Chris- tina from Epitaph has promised me my very own copy, and I'm sure she can hook you up with a lovin' spoonful of this unique blend of riddim -filled music if you just give her a shout at 213 -413 -7353. I have been a fan of this band since the 1997 release of their

previous record. Right on Time. I am also digging the new De La Soul album, which is experiencing much success at specialty. Their song "Squat;' featuring Beastie Boys Ad Rock and Mike D. has been on the chart for a few weeks, and this time around they are holding court at No. 3. The Loud Rocks Compilation is getting lots of love. finding itself at No. 1. At The Drive In climbs up two notches to the No. 5 position. Debuts this week are Elliot, coming in at No. 20, Hardknox at No. 9 with "Attitude" and One Way Ride with the song "Painted Per- fect" at No. 19. Records Of The Week: 1

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DRIVING INTO PROVIDENCE

Specialty Show rockers At The Drive In recently dropped by WBRU /Providence for a visit with Josh Klemme (center), host of Breaking and Entering.

Top 20 Artists September 1, 2000

t LOUD ROCKS COMPILATION(Loud /Columbia) "Various"

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3 DE LA SOUL (Tommy Boy) "Squat"

4 ELASTICA (Atlantic) "Mad. Dog"

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6 ORGY (Elementree /Reprise) "Fiction (Dreams In Digital)"

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9 HARDKNOX (Jive Electro) "Attitude"

10 VAST (Elektra/EEG) "Free"

11 MEPHISTO ODYSSEY (Warner Bros.) "Crash"

12 'A' (Mammoth) "Monkey Kong"

13 (HED) PLANET EARTH (Volcano /Jive) "Bartender"

14 6 GIG (Ultimatum) "Hit The Ground"

15 POE (Atlantic) "Walk The Walk"

16 FACE TO FACE (Lady Luck/Beyond) "Disappointed"

17 COLD (flip /Geffen/lnterscope) "Just Got Wicked"

18 TAPROOT (Velvet Hammer /Atlantic) "Again And Again"

19 ONE WAY RIDE (MCA) "Painted Perfect"

20 ELLIOTT (Revelation) "Drive Onto Me"

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JONNY LANG Breakin' Me (A &M/Interscope) 420 -23 26182 11 21/0

EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) 401 -26 32354 12 17/1

BARENAKED LADIES Pinch Me (Reprise) 392 2 27451 3 23/0

TRACY CHAPMAN Wedding Song (Eleklra/EG) 368 -10 30789 14 21/1

MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic) 347 -68 32000 20 17/0

STING After The Rain Has Fallen (A &M/Interscope) 326 +3 27936 3 24/0

PHISH Heavy Things (Elektra/EEG) 325 -12 26617 20 20/0

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA) 313 -10 18382 10 15/0

B.B. KING/ERIC CLAPTON Riding With The King (Duck/Reprise) 307 -53 24548 15 18/0

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic) 306 -42 29280 17 17/3

COUNTING CROWS All My Friends (DGC/Gel/en/Interscope) 301 +21 19120 5 21/0

SISTER SEVEN The Only Thing That's Real (Arista) 286 +10 20713 7 19/0

FASTRAU. You're An Ocean (Hollywood) 258 +19 16420 4 18/0

DANIEL CAGE Sleepwalking (MCA) 249 -2 16398 10 18/0

SHELBY LYNNE Gotta Get Back (Island4DJMG) 237 0 12398 6 16/0

SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) 228 -12 13583 11 11/0

JOAN OSBORNE Safety In Numbers (Interscope) 218 +70 16821 2 19/1

NEIL YOUNG Good To See You (Reprise) 201 -32 12838 9 19/0

BONNIE MITT It's All Over Now, Baby... (Artemis) 189 -21 18670 4 16/0

ROBERT BRADLEY'S BLACKWATER... Baby (RCA) 185 42 19045 19 14/0

AIMEE MANN Red Vines (Superego) 172 44 15946 9 16/0

NINE DAYS Absolutely (Story Of A Girl) (550 Music) 160 +2 7408 20 9/0

RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS Califomication (Warner Bros.) 148 -22 12968 5 8/0

DEXTER FREEBISH Leaving Town (Capitol) 138 +14 7353 1 10/1

SHIVAREE Goodnight Moon (Capitol) 128 -71 9686 18 12/0

BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA Gettin' In The Mood (Interscope) 121 +2 6938 1 14/0

STEELY DAN Janie Runaway (Giant/Reprise) 120 +3 7675 1 13/1

GOO GOO DOLLS Broadway (Warner Bros.) 118 -5 10818 14 7/0

3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) 118 +4 7883 2 4/0

27 Adult Alternative reporters. Monitored airplay data supplied by Mediabase Research. a division of Premiere Radio Networks. Songs ranked by total plays for the airplay week of Sunday 8/20- Saturday 8126. Bullets appear on songs gaining plays or remaining flat from previous week. If two songs are tied in total plays, the song being played on more stations is placed first. Breaker status is assigned to songs reaching 250 plays or more for the first time. Songs below No. 20 are moved to recurrent after 20 weeks. Gross Impressions equals Average Quarter How Persons oils fuiTIber of plays (times 100). Average Owner Hour Persons used herein with permission from The Artitron Company (Copyright2000, The Arbibon Company). 0 2000, RAR Inc.

New a A THIRD EYE BLIND Deep Inside Of You (Elektra/EEG) Total Pays: 117. Total Stations: 11, Adds: 3

NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My... (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 115, Total Stations: 6, Adds: 0

DAR WILLIAMS What Do You Love More Than (Razor & rie) Total Plays: 110, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 0

DANDY WARHOLS Bohemian Like You (Capitol) Total Plays: 109, Total Stations 11, Adds: 2

LEONA NAESS New York Baby (Outpost/MCA) Total Plays 107. Total Stations 10. Adds: 0

JAYHAWKS Somewhere In Ohio (American /Columbia) Total Plays: 100, Total Stations: 11, Adds: 1

KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD BAND Where Was I? (Giant/Reprise) Total Plays: 86, Total Stations: 4, Adds: 0

FIVE FOR FIGHTING Easy Tonight (Aware/Columbia) Total Plays: 84, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 0

CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) Total Plays 81, Total Stations: 2, Adds: 1

MARK KNOPFLER What It Is (Warner Bros.) Total Plays: 80, Total Stations: 9, Adds: 9


Most Added. ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S) ADOS

WALLFLOWERS Sleepwalker (Interscope) 22

MARK KNOPFLER What It Is (WamerBros.) 9

XTC Stupidly Happy (Idea/TVT) 7

RICKIE LEE JONES Show Biz Kids (Artemis) 6

K.D. LANG The Consequence Of Falling (Warner Bros.) 5

ROBERT BRADLEY'S BLACKWATER... Ride IRCA) 5

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic) 3

THIRD EYE BLIND Deep Inside Of You (Elektral£EO) 3

DAVID WILCOX Soul Song (Vanguard) 3

F00 FIGHTERS Next Year (Roswell/RCA) 3

EMMYLOU HARRIS I Don't Wanna... (Nonesuch/Atlantic) 3

SHAWN MUWNS Everywhere I Go (Columbia) 3


ARTIST TITLE LABEL(S)

TOTAL PLAY

INCREASE

JOAN OSBORNE Safety In Numbers (Interscope) +70

DANDY WARHOLS Bohemian Like You (Capitol) +53

F00 FIGHTERS Next Year (Roswell/RCA) +48

WALLFLOWERS Sleepwalker (Interscope) +38

DAVID WILCOX Soul Song (Vanguard) +38

STEVE EARLE I Can Wait (E- Squared/Artemis) +34

MATTHEW RYAN Heartache Weather (A&M4tnrerscope) +32

MARK KNOPFLER What It Is (Warner Bros.) +29

DAR WILLIAMS What Do You Love... (Razor & Tie) +27

FIVE FOR FIGHTING Easy Tonight ( Aware/Columbia) +26

SARAH HARMER Basement Apartment (Zoe/Rounder) +26

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Classic rock station now in its second year needs a new morning show. "The Bear" WBRW -FM in Blacksburg, Virginia has made a huge impact in southwest Vir- ginia in just over a year. Morning show host is moving on to a bigger market. Do you have what it

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Entercom/New Orleans is building a talent file for future openings within our cluster. Formats include News/Talk, Sports, Hot AC, Soft AC, CHR and Oldies. If you'd like to be part of a great team and live in America's most unique city, send your materials to: Ravnell O'Neil, Éntercom Radio, 1450 Poudras, Suite 440, New Orleans, LA /0112. Please indicate which format/formats you prefer. No calls please. EOE

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DFW's ruck legend "The Eagle" is looking for our next great morning show. We need experienced team players (rho understand "the big picture" and can work with our programming & promotions team to build numbers to equal and sur-

pass our already solid music dayparts. Tape or CD plus resume & ratings info to: KEGL Programming Dept., I 400 I N. Dallas Pkwy., Ste: 1210, Dallas, TX 75240. M/F -EOE. No Intone Calls l'kase.

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Eradlo RadioWorks. a multi- market broadcast group based in Rockford, Illinois seeks midday air talent for Rock WXRX, morning co -host and midday personalities for Adult Contemporary WGFB. Send T &R ASAP to: Keith Edwards. VP /Program- ming, RadioWorks 2830 Sandy Hollow Road, Rockford, IL 61109. No Calls Please. EOE

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KBRK -AM/FM in Brookings, South Dakota is searching for their next Superstar Man- ager for these outstanding stations. The

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WEST Sun Valley's modem rocker KSKI seeks AM talent. Come "Rock the Rockies . Send TIR. Scott Parker. PO.B. 2158. Ketchum. ID 83340. EOE (09/01)

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Production Director /Air Talent needed yesterday for four station group in central valley. Digital production (SAW), voice tracking and live show. Call: Jenny West (209) 723 -2191. EOE

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Salem Communications, the leader in Christian Media has (-terrent opening tir Major market stations in our talk and music divisions. We need dynamic communica- tors that have a passion for Christian music, and interactive (.7ristian talk radio. Our Talk Stations nad experienced personalities from mainstream talk, with a

desire to reach a Christian audience. Our hosts must pn-sent a well- pnxduced current events driven slow, relevant for a Christian audience. A kwe of lolitics and biblical knowledge is a must. Our Music Stations need experienced warm, upbeat personalities that can present Christian music in an AC arena. All positions require talent that want to have fun, wear lots of hats, and want to be out in the community frequently! Please send a COW( letter of w by taxe wan. ant to work in Christian radio, what your passions are, in addition to tapes and resumes to: Salem Communications, !toward ward Freedman- National PI), 4880 Santa Rosa Road, #3(X). Camarillo, CA 93012. EOE

RADIO SALES Eagle Marketing, the leader in direct marketing for 20 years, is ex- panding our radio sales force. The perfect applicant will have a

minimum of 5 years experience as a

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Desperately seeking fulltime on -air anywhere! All formats, locations, shifts. including news,

sports. Pro production, strong pipes, remotes.

phones. K.P. (740) 286 7526. (09/01)

Beach bum morning show!Topical and tropical.

Wyatt Earp attitude towards competion! PD/MD

experience Resume online at: www.angelfire.com/

mi2/sfroad/page500.html. (09/01)

Female,11 years experience, including medium market. Searching for big break in Dallas/Fort Worth. SANDI: (817) 285 -0799, Email: DJn4mee @aol.com forT & R. (09/01)

Seasoned Pro seeking PD/MD /production. or on-

air host position. Great pipes, British background.

Available for immediate relocation. ALAN: (904)

262 -8532, radioten69 ®hotmail.com. (09/01)

Free lance voice talent available immediately. Affordable by any station. All formats. BILL ELLIOTT: (813) 920 -7102. digitalradiomanedmsn.com. (09/01 )

Air personality/PDseeks fulltime/parttime work N.E. area. Oldies, Lite AC, Classic Rock ASAP! VIN: (508) 883 -1946, VINLEWIS2001 @AOL.COM. (09/01)

Why pay someone bennies when I can im-

age /voice your station from home? Internet delivery available. KEVIN (877) 376 -0044 ext.531 (09,01)

Recent Broadcasting school graduate seeks fulltime position in radio or news. Live on -air expe-

rience.Willing to relocate. NOEL: (405) 524 -0100.

(09/01)

Searching for a major -market female voice talent for your imaging needs? Log on to: www.melanietaylor.cc. (09/01)

The smoothest JavzR &B Program Director /Air

Personality seeking full -time slot in NYC metro

area. Please callT -El: (732)855 -5426. (09/01)

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Exp: Mkt News. BA + brdcstschl. Reported, wrote,

edit/format & delivered + SAW production. Seek Talk, News, CR. www.tvandradiojobs.com KURT:

( 920) 682 -9236, pleiades @earthlink.net. (09/01)

Seeking weekend shift anywhere in socal, SD,

SB. PS, I E... I'll travel. I work in L.A. off air. Lots of Rock Alternative /Rock experience. DWIGHT: (760) 751 -4330, [email protected].

(09/01)

Attention Gulf Coast! Florabama, Mobile, Pensacola, Panama Beach, Ft. Walton. Radiochica.com is ready to move! GERALDINE:

(518) 373.0324. (09/01)

Sidekick and On -Air Producer who makes his

teammates look good! Stand -up comedy. writing and producing background. www.joelhaas.com. (09/01)

Young, energetic broadcasting professional seeks full or part-time employment in News, Sports

or Talk. JEFFERY D. POUNDS: (972) 393 -5856,

pounder888 @yahoo.com. (09/01)

On -air, sales, production, copy write, news. I love

it all! Enthusiastic graduate of ABS seeks career in radio industry. CALL: (817) 590 -2891 or (817)

695-2474, www.radioschool.com. (09/01)

Hot rookie Jock! Large market quality: small market desire! If you're willing to give me a shot,

I'll come through. JAMES COOK: (817)498 -9006. Hear me at: www.radioschool.com. (09/01)

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Trained, savy, sharp, mature female seeking po-

sition with Classic Rock format. Limitless energy,

creative, positive upbeat attitude. CONNIE LE:

(405) 275 -0810. (09/01)

Professional attitude, broadcaster. Skillful at

cooleditpro. Analog and Digital production. on -the-

air, copywriting and News. Will travel. www.radioschool.com. (09/01)

Care to hear now instead of waiting for a tape? My resume. 5 radio station format samples, and production all online in MP3 format at: www.rengers.com. TIM: (513) 683 -3667. (09/01)

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: CHRISTINA AGUILERA Come On Over (All I Want...) (RCA)

12 TONI BRAXTON He Wasn't Man Enough (LaFace /Arista) 13 r BRITNEY SPEARS Lucky (Jive) 8 11 BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood) 7 12 JOE I Wanna Know (Jive)

9 13 AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGround/Virgin) 18 a 98 DEGREES Give Me Just One Night... (Universal) 10 15 'N SYNC Its Gonna Be Me (Jive) 15 EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) 17 SOULDECISION Faded (MCA) 16 18 CREED Higher (Wind -up) 19 19 PINK There You Go (LaFace/Arista) 20 20 VERTICAL HORIZON Everything You Want (RCA) 24 NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal) 23 BON JOVI It's My Life (Island/IDJMG) 27 PINK Most Girls (LaFace/Arista) 26 VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA)

21 25 MANDY MOORE I Wanna Be With You (550 Music) 25

8 BAHA MEN Who Let The Dogs Out (Artemis)

30 CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) 22 28 STING Desert Rose (A&M/Interscope) 28 8 THIRD EYE BLIND Deep Inside Of You (Elektra/EEG)

31 FASTBALL You're An Ocean (Hot ywood)

#1 MOST ADDED ENRIOUE IGLESIAS Sad Eyes (Interscope)

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TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic)


MADISON AVENUE Don't Call Me Baby (C2 /Columbia)

CLEOPATRA U Got It (Maverick/ (3)

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ELTON JOHN Friends Never Say Goodbye (Dream Works) 22 24 SASHA If You Believe (Reprise) 30 ® FAITH HILL The Way You Love Me (Warner Bros.) 25 26 JESSICA SIMPSON I Think Fm In Love With You (Columbia) 23 27 CELINE DION I Want You To Need Me (550 Music) 26 28 JON SECADA Stop (550 Music) 29

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#1 MOST ADDED BILLY GILMAN One Voice (550 Music)

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS ELTON JOHN Friends Never Say Goodbye (Dream Works)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE CORRS Breathless (143,1MMMURantic)


DAVE KOZ INONTELL JORDAN Carless Whisper (Capitol)

EVAN AND JARON Crazy 16r This Girl (Columbia)

SOLEIL MOON Never Say Goodbye (MFO)

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1 1 NELLY Country Grammar (Fo' Reel/Universal) 2 8 JANET Doesn't Really Matter (Del SouLIDJMG) 4 © PINK Most Girls (LaFace/Arista) .

3 4 DR. ORE The Next Episode (Aftermath/Interscope) 6 © RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) 9 . KANDI Don't Think I'm Not (So So Del /Columbia) 5 7 NEXT Wifey (Arista) 11 CO MYA Case Of The Ex ( Whatcha...) (University/ lnterscope) 7 9 JAY -Z Big Pimpin (Roc- A- Fella/IDJMG) 8 10 DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin' (Columbia) 10 11 DA BRAT Whatchu Like (So So Del /Columbia) 19 EMINEM The Way I Am (Aftermathflnterscope)

14 SISOO Incomplete (DragorVDef Soul/IDJMG) 12 14 JOE I Wanna Know (Jive) 16 MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB) 15 CHRISTINA AGUILERA Come On Over (All !Want...) (RCA)

18 COMMON The Light (MCA) 13 18 AALIYAH Try Again (BlackGroundNirgin) 17 19 JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Det /Columbia) 21

8 BRITNEY SPEARS Lucky (Jive)

27 MYSTIKAL Shake `fa Ass (Jive) 20 22 'N SYNC It's Gonna Be Me (Jive) 23 a 98 DEGREES Give Me Just One Night... (Universal) 22 24 AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA) 24 DMX What You Want (Ruff Ryders/IDJMG) 32 LIL BOW WOW Bounce With Me (So So Del /Columbia) 26 TRINA Pull Over (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic) 25 28 SON BY FOUR Purest Of Pan WIC() Puro r) (S xyD ln a ia)

30 DEBELAH MORGAN Dance With Me (DAS/Atlantic) 28 SOUTH PARK MEXICAN You Know... (Dopehouse/Universal)

#1 MOST ADDLU CHANGING FACES That Other Woman (Atlantic

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS MYSTIKAL Shake Ya Ass (Jive)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE NELLY E.I. ¡Fo' Reel/Universal)

BEENIE MAN Girls Them Sugar (Virgin)

JA RULE t/ C. MILIAN Between Me And You (Murder Inc./Del Jam/IDJMG!

ANGELINA Everytime I Think 01 You (Upstairs)

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SISTER HAZEL Change Your Mind (Universal) EVERCLEAR Wonderful (Capitol) CREED Higher (Wind -up) NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My... (Warner Bros.) 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite ( Republic/Universal) MACY GRAY I Try (Epic)

BBMAK Back Here (Hollywood) THIRD EYE BLIND Never Let You Go (Elektra/EEG)

VERTICAL HORIZON You're A God (RCA)

SANTANA F/ROB THOMAS Smooth (Arista) G00 GOO DOLLS Broadway (Warner Bros.) BON JOVI Its My Life (Island/IDJMG) BARENAKED LADIES Pinch Me (Reprise) SMASH MOUTH Then The Morning Comes (Interscope) FAITH HILL Breathe (Warner Bros.) EVAN AND JARON Crazy For This Girl (Columbia) NO DOUBT Simple Kind Of Life (Interscope) FASTBALL Yóu're An Ocean (Hollywood) DON HENLEY Taking You Home (Warner Bros.) DIDO Here With Me (Arista) THIRD EYE BLIND Deep Inside Of You (Elektra/EEG) MACY GRAY Why Didn't You Call Me (Epic) MADONNA Music (Maverick/WB) MOBY Porcelain (V2)

CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) 'N SYNC Ifs Gonna Be Me OW

#1 MOST ADDED DAVID GRAY Babylon (ATO.RCA)

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE JESSICA SIMPSON rink I ni to Love With You (Columbia)


LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb /Capitol)

EVE 6 Promise (RCA)


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2 3 RUFF END? No More (Epic) 7 ERYKAH BADU Bag Lady (Motown) 10 MYSTIKAL Shake Ya Ass (Jive)

8 COMMON The Light (MCA)

5 7 JOE Treat Her Like A Lady (Jive) 4 8 DESTINY'S CHILD Jumpin' Jumpin (Columbia)

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12 13 SAMMIE Crazy Things I Do (Freeworld/Capitol) 17 a YOLANDA ADAMS Open My Heart (Elektra/EEG)

15 15 AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA) 18 a BOYZ II MEN Pass You By (Universal) 14 17 JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Del /Columbia) 20 a KANDI Don't Think I'm Not (So So Del /Columbia) 9 19 IDEAL Whatever (NoontimeNirgin)

23 i BIG TYMERS #1 Stunna (Cash Money/Universal) 24 CARL THOMAS Summer Rain (Bad Boy /Arista) 21 LIL' ZANE F/112 Catlin' Me (Worldwide/Priority) 41 CHANGING FACES That Other Woman (Atlantic)

28 TRINA Pull Over (Slip 'N Slide/Atlantic) 27 NO QUESTION I Don't Care (Ruffnation/WB) 30 JAY -Z MEMPHIS BLEB( d AWL Hey Papi (Del Soul/IDJMG)

32 PROFYLE Liar (Motown) 37 : LUDACRIS What's Your Fantasy (Del Jam Soutiv10JMG)

25 29 KELLY PRICE As We Lay (Del Sout/IDJMG) 19 30 LIL' KIM No Matter What... (Queen Bee/Undeas/Atiantic)

I MOST ADDED CHANGING FACES That Other Woman (Atlantic)

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS CHANGING FACES That Other Woman ¡Atlantic)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE AMIL L73EYONCE I Got That (ROC-A- FellaÍColumbia)

CO -ED Roll Wrt Me (Universal)

TONI ESTES Hot (Priority)

MACK 10 from Tha Streetz (Hoo Bangin/Priority)

LIBERTY CITY FLA. Who's She Lavin' Now? (Harrell/Jive

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1 Q RID HOT CHJ PEEPERS (aifortrcalöon (Warner Bras.) 3 © 3 DOORS DOWN Loser ( Republic/Universal) 2 3 CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) 4 4 METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood) 5 5 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal)

6 ' KENNY WAYNE SHEPHERD BAND Last Goodbye (Giant'Repnse)

9 PRIMUS W/OZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority) 8 8 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Sour Girl (Atlantic) 7 9 AC/DC Satellite Blues (EastWest/EEG)

10 10 U.P.O. Godless (Epic) 13 LIVE They Stood Up For Love (Radioactive/MCA) 14 NICKELBACK Breathe (Roadrunner) 15 PAPA ROACH Last Resort (Dream Works) 19 FUEL Hemorrhage (In My Hand) (550 Music) 16 8STOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise) 12 16 A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin) 11 17 MOTLEY CRUE Hell On High Heels (Motley/Beyond) 17 GODSMACK Bad Religion ( Republic/Universal) 18 ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect (Refuge/MCA)

20 20 JIMMY PAGE & BLACK CROWES Ten... (Musicmakercom/71/7)

23 21 DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick) 21 22 EVE 6 Promise (RCA)

25 a ISLE OF 0 Little Scene (Universal) 22 24 QUEENS OF THE STONE ALIT The Lost Art Of Keeping... (Interscope)

32 ® VAST Free (Elektra/EEG)

24 26 MATCHBOX TWENTY Bent (Lava/Atlantic)

28 UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia) 35 FULL DEVIL JACKET Where Did You Go? (Island /IDJMG)

26 29 STIR Climbing The Walls (Capitol) 37 a RADFORD Closer To Myself (RCA)

#1 MOST ADDED GREEN DAY Minority (Reprise)

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS AC/DC Meltdown (EastWest/EEG)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE CREED Are You Ready (Wind -up)

P.O.D Rock The Party (Off The Hook) (Atlantic)

DEF LEPPARD 21st Century Sha La La La Girl (Mercury/IDJMG)

PAUL RODGERS Deep Blue (SRGICMC)

ALICE COOPER Gimme (Spitfire)

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3 0 JOE Treat Her Like A Lady (Jive) 4 4 GERALD LEVERT Baby U Are (EastWest/EEG)

6 5 BOYZ II MEN Pass You By (Universal) 7 6 DONELL JONES Where I _ (Untouchables/LaFace/Arista)

9 0 KEVON EDMONDS Love Will Be Waiting (RCA)

5 8 WHITNEY HOUSTON & DEBORAH COX Same Script... (Arista)

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17 r RACHELLE FERRELL Satisfied (Capitol)

8 11 KELLY PRICE As We Lay (Del SouU!DJMG) 15 ® SISUO Incomplete (Dragon/Del Soul/IDJMG) 20 ® LV Woman's Gotta Have It (Loud) 11 14 CARL THOMAS I Wish (Bad Boy /Arista) 19 CARL THOMAS Summer Rain (Bad Boy /Arista) 14 NORMAN BROWN FNESTA Rain (Warner Bros.) 13 17 ERYKAH BADU Bag Lady (Motown) 16 0 RUFF ENDZ No More (Epic) 12 19 AVANT Separated (Magic Johnson/MCA) 18 20 WILL DOWNING FICHANTE MOOIE Men You Need Me (Motown)

24 a At. JARREAU Just To Be Loved (GRPNMG) 23 22 METHRONE Loving Each Other 4 Life (Clatown/Capitol) 27 ® JILL SCOTT Gettin In The Way (Hidden Beach/Epic)

22 24 NEXT Wiley (Arista) 21 25 BARRY WHITE Which Way Is Up (Private Music/Windham Hill)

26 26 LUCY PEARL Dance Tonight (Dverbrook/Pookie/Beyond) 30 BONEY JAMES I RICK BRAUN Gram' In The Grass (Warner Bras.)

28 IDEAL Whatever (NoontimeNirgin) CHARME WILSON Without You (Major Hits)

25 30 JAGGED EDGE Let's Get Married (So So Del /Columbia)

#1 MOST ADDED WALTER BEASLEY Won't You Let Me Love You (Shanachie)

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS PERRY Keep Me In The Dark Tonight (Peak/Private/Windham Hilo

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE MARY MARY I/B.B. JAY I Sings (C2/Columbia)

PHIL PERRY Keep Me In... (Peak/Private/Windham Hill)

JEFFREY OSBORNE Kreepin' (Private Music/Windham Hill)

.ELLY PRICE You Should've Told Me (T- Neck/Det Soul/IDJMG)

TEMPTATIONS Selfish Reasons (Motown)

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2 3 A PERFECT CIRCLE Judith (Virgin) 4 4 RED HOT CHIU PEPPERS Califomication (Warner Bros.)

5 5 DEFTONES Change (In The House Of Flies) (Maverick) 7 0 CODSMACK Bad Religion (Republic./Universal)

6 7 METALLICA I Disappear (Hollywood) 8 PRIMUS W/OZZY N.I.B. (Divine/Priority) 9 DISTURBED Stupify (Giant/Reprise)

10 r INCUBUS Stellar (Immortal/Epic) 11 11 3 DOORS DOWN Kryptonite (Republic/Universal) 13 UNION UNDERGROUND Turn Me On... (Portrait/Columbia) 14 NICKELBACK Breathe (Roadrunner) 15 14 CREED With Arms Wide Open (Wind -up) 21 0 FUEL Hemorrhage (In My Hand) (550 Music) 16 16 ONE WAY RIDE Painted Perfect (Refuge/MCA) 12 17 U.P.O. Godless (Epic)

18 18 KORN Somebody Someone (Immortal /Epic) 19 BSTOPS7 Question Everything (Reprise)

22 RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE Testify (Epic)

17 21 ROB ZOMBIE Scum Of The Earth (Hollywood) 25 a FULL DEVIL JACKET Where Did You Go? (lsland/IDJMG) 20 23 LIMP BIZKIT Take A Look Around (Theme...) (Hollywood)

24 (HED) PLANET EARTH Bartender (Volcano/Jive) 33 VAST Free ( Elektra/EEG)

32 COLD Just Got Wicked (Flip /Gefen/lnterscope) 26 27 P.O.D. Rock The Party (Ott The Hook) (Atlantic) 29 0 KID ROCK Wasting Time (Top Dog/Lava/Atlantic)

27 29 DOPE You Spin Me Round (Like...) (Flip/Epic)

28 30 ISLE OF 0 Little Scene (Universal)

OED GRELN DAY Minority (Reprise)

#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS FUEL Hemorrhage (In M, Hand 1550 Music)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE STATICX Bled For Days (Warner Bros.)

MILE Back To The Floor (Aware/C2/Columbia)

PAPA ROACH Broken Home (Dream Works)

STATIC -X Love Dump (Warner Bros.)

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SHEDAISY I Will...But (Lyric Street) KEITH URBAN Your Everything (Capitol)

BROOKS & DUNN You'll Always Be Loved By Me (Arista/RLG) JOE DIFFIE It's Always Somethin' (Epic)

TOBY KEITH Country Comes To Town (Dream Works)

GEORGE STRAIT Go On (MCA)

AARON TIPPIN Kiss This (Lyric Street) FAITH HILL W/T1M MCGRAW Let's Make... (Warner Bros./Curb)

LEANN RIMES I Need You (Sparrow /Curb/Capitol) VINCE GILL Feels Like Love (MCA) TRAVIS TRITT Best Of Intentions (Columbia) MARTINA MCBRIDE There You Are (RCA/RLG)

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WARREN BROTHERS F)SARA EVANS That's The Beat... (BAl4,RLG)

PHIL VASSAR Just Another Day In Paradise (Arista/RLG)

JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY The Little Girl (Atlantic) STEVE HOLY Blue Moon (Curb)

BRAD PAISLEY We Danced (Ahsta/RLG) STEVE WARINER W/GARTH BROOKS Katie Wants... (Capitol)

SARA EVANS Born To fly (RCA/RLG)

PATTY LOVELESS That's The Kind Of Mood I'm In (Epic)

CUNT BLACK Love She Can't Live Without (RCA/RLG)

BILLY RAY CYRUS You Won't Be Lonely Now (Monument) TERRI CLARK A Little Gasoline (Mercury)

SHANIA TWAIN I'm Holdin' On To Love... (Mercury) DIXIE CHICKS Without You (Monument)

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#1 MOST INCREASED PLAYS JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY The Little Girl (Atlantic)

TOP 5 NEW & ACTIVE DARYLE SINGLETARY I Knew I Loved You (Audium)

ANITA COCHRAN You With Me (Warner Bros )

NEAL MCCOY Every Man For Himself (Giant)

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NINA GORDON Tonight And The Rest Of My Life (Warner Bros 1

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ION i ji r'

- . .. By Erica Farber

T) eing recognized by your peers for doing what you love is truly an honor. Dave

Robbins was this years recipient of the R&R

Industry Achievement Award as General

Manager of the Year representing markets 26 to 100. He manages Infinity's cluster of

stations in the Columbus market. From the time he was a young boy, Robbins felt a

calling to this world we know as radio.

With hands -on experience in both programming and sales, Robbins has not only used his

talents to manage radio stations, he is also committed to

teaching others that you hecome what you think about and that you can control your destiny and your level of

success in life and business.

Robbins acknowledges that, over the years, even

when he held programming positions, he always

understood that he was in sales. In fact, he feels that everyone in radio is in sales, whether you are selling the company image, the product to listeners or are selling yourself, your image and your performance.

Getting into the business: "Ever since I was a little kid, I have always had a passion for radio. For some

reason it grabbed my attention, and I absolutely loved it. No one in my family was in the business: I just knee; that this was what I was going to do forever. The first real

radio station I was in was in my parents' basement. I

built a radio station when I was 14. We broadcast for a

couple of blocks around the house and kept increasing the transmitter size. We had a pretty good following. The

call letters were WDOG.

"Being in school, we were on only in the afternoons and evenings, and sometimes on weekends we'd

stay on all night. We had disc jockeys - friends of

mine - come over and do shifts. We kept logs of what we were doing. We would tape the commercials off other radio stations, then play them back so we

sounded like we had commercials. We would broadcast local news, then play music. A couple of friends and I

built the station and the transmitter from a schematic

out of a book from the library. Had the Internet been

around in those days, I'm sure we would have been in far greater trouble. You come to find out that the FCC

frowns on things like that." His first real job: "I went to a local station in New

Philadelphia, OH, WNPQ and WBTC. I was 15. I told them I would do anything to be part of the radio station. I just wanted to hang out and see how it was happening. They

agreed to let me come in and dub PSAs. When I turned 16, they hired me, and I worked full -time. I would work late-nights and overnights and sleep in class the last couple years of high school."

DAVE ROBBINS Vice President & General Manager, WLVQ, WHOK & WAZU /Columbus, OH

Moving into management "I have always set very high goals and then worked to achieve them with the team

I happened to be with. I believe that you become what you think about. My parents told me from the time that I was a

real little kid that you can become anything you want to be. I was wavering between being an astronaut, a U.S.

senator or a radio guy. They said, 'Every one of those is a

great thing, and you can have quite a career with any of

them: When I started out in this business, they were all for

it and thought it was wonderful. "I went on to programming jobs and did a little bit

of sales in Canton and New Philadelphia. From there I did programming jobs in Canton, El Paso, Phoenix and

Chicago. I was Assistant PD in Columbus, then I became a

Group Program Director for Nationwide. That gave me the opportunity to be exposed to a lot of people in upper management, and also general managers. It was great

interacting with the other managers in the company. I

was overseeing Houston, Dallas, Orlando and Phoenix." State of the industry: "It's in the best state that

it's ever been in. I love our company. I love working for Mel Karmazin, Don Boloukis, Dan Mason, John Gehron, Dave Pearlman and Bill Figenshu. They are the greatest at getting the best people in this business excited about working in it and being in it. Consolidation for me meant that I was able to achieve a goal that I had always wanted to achieve: operating more than one radio

station. In the old days that wouldn't have been

possible. Its totally possible today. And being able to do

it with guys like this, it's been fabulous." How the job of GM has changed: "Consolidation

has made the GM more of a visionary and a leader. I

welcome that as a challenge. You're not just looking out for one radio station; you're looking out for the best

interests of three stations and a lot more people. If anything, it's required us as a business to be more

visionary. If you are dedicated, have set high goals and

know where you want to go, operating more radio

stations is more fun. If the job has changed in any way,

it's gotten more exciting because I get to touch more

things. It is competitive, and that's why I love it." Biggest challenges: "Balance in life. The old saying

is that maximum evolution occurs at the border of chaos

and order. As soon as you get something in order,

something else goes chaotic. For me, it's finding balance in life. I have such a strong passion for this business, I

can easily become imbalanced between my personal and

professional life." On teaching and public speaking: "I've always had a

strong desire to coach and teach. That's why I love the programming side. There was a lot of hands -on coaching, in terms of coaching talent and people with very high

expectations who really wanted to win. That's a lot of fun, and that's why this company calls to me as well. In terms of speaking and the other things I do, I like to look at it like an orange: When you squeeze, what's inside comes

out. What comes out of me is what is inside, and that's what rve been taught through the years and what I've learned from people. Everything goes back to the people."

The importance of good people: "It's the people in this business who make it what it is. If you have the ability to learn and you're humble, if you believe people can teach you something, you can learn something every day. I always come in here and think that way. My No. 1

priority at these stations and this company is to make

everyone I come in contact with successful. When you do

that, you never end up throwing in the towel. It's never a

problem to be excited about your job. I have what I consider to be 75 extensions of myself on this staff. I

want to see every one of them be a winner.

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"This business is not in terrible shape; it's in great shape. What's better is that the people who are really good are now worth even more. The No. 1 thing that we

have is the people. If you understand that and can work with your people to help make them successful, it's unbelievable. People want to be successful. They want to have a good job, and they want to produce results if given the opportunity to do so. We run a very bottom - up operation, which means that from the lowest intern to the highest -paid salesperson, everybody has input into this process. If I'm standing in a room, I might not

always have the best idea, but I know that somebody in

the room does. Fm all ears all the time." Internet plans: "We have websites for stations. but

we're not streaming any audio at this point. We're in the

process of getting our sites up and running. We're still early in that phase."

Most influential individual: "Mom and Dad. I owe

everything to them for teaching me right from wrong. I didn't always agree with them on everything, but one

thing they did was teach me the Golden Rule. Do unto others as you wish them to do unto you, and youll be OK."

Career highlight: "Hatching the staffs of our

stations be successful. The last move I made, two years

ago, was to come to WLVQ, 'HLK and 'AZU. To watch the staff turn those stations around and see them become

highly profitable, I get such a rush out of that. It's what I love to do; it's what I live for. If there's a highlight, it is

coming in every day and seeing them win." Career disappointment: "When someone on our

team is having a tough time. Sometimes it's personal.

They go into a self -destructive mode. Some know how to deal with it, some don't. You try to help as many people

as you can get through their issues. Some people cart. I hate to see that. That disappoints me. I don't want to

see our people lose."

Favorite radio format "What I really love is to

hear hits, regardless of the format. Whatever station Fm

listening to, it's because it's the best of that genre of

music. Just play the hits; it doesn't matter if you're

Rock, Country, whatever." Favorite television show: "I have an 8- year -old

son, and we watch TV togethe:.We watch The Wild

Thornberrys and The Crocodile Hunter." Favorite song: "Steely Dan's 'Janie Runaway:"

Favorite book: "John F. Demartinï s Count Your

Blessings. It shows you that your past really has nothing to do with your future. It's about the processing of an

event. Things will happen. All events that occur are

neutral. The only thing that matters is your reaction or

response to the neutral events that are constantly

occurring in your life." Favorite movie: "National Lampoon's Christmas

Vacation."

Beverage of choice: "Club soda with lemon.'

Stock recommendation: "Infinity." Hobbies: "Auto racing, history, science and

astronomy. I do not race; rm a spectator. I've driven in

racing schools, but I like watching any form of racing

because of the competitive stuff. I like history because it teaches us. I like science because of the wonderment of

the world. rm constantly in awe of the universe. I walk

out every day, and it's like, 'Sunshine! Wow! Cool!' I like astronomy for the same reason."

E-mail ddr 's='Dmerobbins ®worldnet.ott.net." Advice to broadcasters: "Your past has nothing to

do with your future. Stay humble, practice the Golden

Rule, work to make everyone on your team a success.

Never, ever stop; never give up."



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