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Air Talent: Want To Im koye Your Position? Programmers Provide Some Tips . . . SEE PAGE 48

ISSUE NUMBER 290 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER JULY 13, 1979

$150 MILLION PRICE TAG ON "JOINT VENTURE"

Paramount To Purchase Half Interest In EMI

EMI Ltd. and Paramount Pictures Corp. have reached an agreement in principle to create what they term a "joint venture" regarding their "music interests around the world." In a statement issued Tues-day (7-10), the companies ex-plained the venture by "envis-aging" that Paramount, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Gulf & West-ern Industries, will acquire a 50% interest in EMI's music operations for an estimated 70 million pounds (approximately $150 million). The price includes the contribution to the joint venture, at a value to be agreed, of Paramount's music publishing subsidiary Famous Music, and the entire price is sub-ject to a Paramount examination of EMI's assets (including over $900 million in sales worldwide last year, from Capitol Records in North America and record com-panies in 33 other countries, plus

manufacturing, recording, pub-lishing, and retail interests). Final approval must come from

the boards of EMI, Gulf & West-ern, and Paramount; EMI share-holders; and concerned govern-mental agencies. EMI Chief Exe-cutive Lord Delfont and Para-mount Chairman Barry Diller said the venture, "which will be able to draw on the resources of both par-ties," should "materially enhance" both companies' prospects. EMI Worldwide Music Operations Chair-man Bhaskar Menon, who has been invited to become Chairman and Chief Executive of the joint venture, commented, "This part-nership between two prominent entertainment companies repre-sents an exciting opportunity to exploit fully the potential of our worldwide music business with considerably increased resources and strength."

KSAN GM GRAHAM RESIGNS

Moorhead Named Metromedia Regional VP Jerry Graham, General Man-

ager of Metromedia AOR out-let KSAN/San Francisco for four years. resigned this week, with the result that KMET/Los Angeles VP/GM L. David Moorhead has been appointed Regional VP for Metromedia and the GM positions at both KSAN and KMET are open. Moorhead, ICMET's GM for seven years, will be concentrating his ef-forts initially on KSAN. He told Ft&R, "I'll have an office at KSAN and one here, an apartment in San Francisco and my home here. My first job is to start interviewing for the KSAN GM job. I'll be co-ordinating the operations of the two stations with the GM's, who will report to me." Commenting on the new situa-

tion, Moorhead said. "It's good be-cause it makes room within the or-

ganization so we can promote some good people." Graham did not sound unhappy either. telling R&R, "I've long promised myself that when I got to be 45, which I am, and my kids were situated, which they are, that I was going to treat myself to a year or two's vacation . . ." Graham said he was "quite

pleased with what has been ac-complished" at M AN, although he felt he hadn't totally done every-thing he'd hoped. When he returns, he said. "I don't know that it would be radio again. I have worked in radio and TV for 25 years solid . . . but right now I just want to depro-gram myself." At presstime, [(MET General

Sales manager Howard Bloom was regarded as the most likely choice for the [(MET GM position

Advance Arbitron Results See Page 26

Washington D.C. WPGC Tops The Market... Diary Annoucements Used

St. Louis Doubleday's New Rockers Debut At Number Two Cleveland

P/A Stations Increase

TRAVOLTA HEATS BEE GEES SHO W TO FEVER PITCH — The Bee Gees' recent Houston concert took on an unexpected dimension during the trio's encore. When the Glbb brothers started singing "You Should Be

Dancing," a member of the audience took their advice literally and joined them onstage for a wild exhibition of disco dancing. Fortunately, the nimble interloper was none other than "Saturday Night Fever" star John Travolta, in town filming "Urban Cowboy" (complete with new beard) and in the mood to shake it down, much to the audience's delight

NEW ARTISTS PROMISED EXPOSURE

National Cable Radio Network Formed In the largest, most ambitious

cable radio venture to date. Music Preview Network Inc.. a New York City-based firm, has an-nouced plans to establish a 24-hour a day national cable radio net-work. It is designed to expose new recording artists and will begin programming this fall. The new network will be distributed by United Video Inc., which present-ly transmits the Classical-formatted WFMT-FM/Chicago "Supersta-tion" to cable systems across the country via RCA's Satcom I satel-lite ( Ft&R 6-1 ). "MPN is the most exciting

avenue for exposing product that the record industry has seen in years," said Music Preview Net-work President Dennis Waters. "Satellite distribution now makes it possible for the record manufac-turer to get immediate nationwide play for brand new product, the same product that's toughest to get played on standard radio." Because MPN will be advertiser

supported, most likely by record companies purchasing large blocs of time, cable systems will be paid to carry programming. However, the service will be offered to cable subscribers free of charge. There are currently an estimated 15 mil-lion cable subscribers nationwide. a figure which is projected to reach 20 million by the end of 1980. Fur-thermore, an estimated half of these current subscribers receive some form of satellite program-ming.

Cable: Medium Of The 80's In light of these estimates, MPN

officials view the potential of cable radio as enormous. "We'll start by reaching one million households," said MPN VP/Marketing C'orey Taylor, "and expect to grow quick-ly. Cable is the medium of the 80's, and it's realistic to think that MPN will be in 10 percent of the nation's homes within a few years." Similarly. MPN VP/Sales Harry

Turner adds, "The guy who has cable is the same guy that's buy-ing the most records. He's got the bucks to spend on cable every month, so you know he's got the bucks to spend on records." MPN will announce initial mar-

kets to be served within the next

few weeks and is currently in various stages of presentation to major record labels. In addition to Waters, who most recently served as Program Manager for WYNY-FM/New York, having held similar positions with WRVR /New York, WKTQ (13(1) /Pittsburgh and WRC/ Washington; Turner, owner of Pittsburgh-based independent pro-motion firm North Promotions; and Taylor, General Manager of cable station WDIX-FM/Long Island, MPN's chief officers in-clude Robert Buchmann, Program Director of WDIX-FM, who will serve as Vice President of Opera-tions for the new network.

MCA, RCA, E/A, CASABLANCA

Record Companies Trim Staff Rosters

The past week saw a widespread belt-tightening reaction by several record companies to the current sales slump, as MCA, RCA, Elektra/ Asylum and Casablanca Record & Film Works all dismissed staffers. According to company spokesper-sons, MCA let about 30 people go, RCA and Casablanca about 25, and E/A 14. The most recent dismissals oc-

curred at E/A Tuesday (7-10), in-cluding "middle-to-lower echelon" employees, a spokesperson said. All departments were affected, with the company's staff being re-duced "to where we were at the end of 1978." MCA VP/Publicity Joan Bullard pointed out, "We are still adding people," citing two

new forthcoming product manage-ment appointments and the com-pany's new gospel label. Casablanca Senior VP Larry

ha ms stated, "As the company has grown, a lot of people were added because of projected growth. We went over each department and found some fat - a lot of people duplicating efforts." Citing increasing costs, Harris termed the staff cuts "a necessary step." RCA issued a statement saying, "The record industry in general is experiencing a period of market softness, and although RCA Rec-ords is doing relatively well, we must take responsible action to re-duce our overhead consistent with current industry conditions."

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New Costume Debuts, KGB Drops Chicken Suit The public debut of Ted "ex-KGB Chicken" Giannoulas and his new bird costume of no specific species

occurred recently and R&R has the pictures (for contrast, we show the classic KGB Chicken costume at right). Most significant changes, besides the lack of KGB call letters, are Ted's substitution of a blue "moptop" for his old red comb: in addition, the new body is orange (formerly red), the beak is also orange (ex-yellow),and the arms are orange instead of red. Ted's head and legs remain yellow, and he retains the same heartfelt, sincere expression that endeared him to fans across the country. In more serious news, KGB GM Jim Price told BAR that KGB has "dropped all contempt actions" against Ted "so far as the present costume he's wearing is concerned. The only court action remaining is the original lawsuit over rights of ownership to the original chicken costume. Since he is happy with his present costume, and we have no objections to it. I think the ball is in his court to recognize our rights to the original, and we can come to a settlement and that would be the end of it"

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INSIDE R&R: WASHINGTON REPORT 4 WHAT'S NEW 6 GARY OWENS 10 RIP 'N' READ 12 MEDIA MARKETING 14 RATINGS & RESEARCH 16 STREET TALK 18 MULTI-FORMAT MUSIC 20 TOP 40 SECTION 22 DISCO SECTION 41 PICTURE PAGES 43 BLACK SECTION 44 AOR SECTION 48 COUNTRY SECTION 59 POP/ADULT SECTION 66 OPPORTUNITIES 69

STATION APPLIES FOR FORMER CALLS

Kelly Named PD At 99X Don Kelly, currently Program

Director at RKO Pop/Adult outlet WFYR/Chicago, has been named PD at 99X /New York, replacing Bobby Rich, who exited the RKO Top 40 station recently (R&R 6-29). Kelly's previous successes as a P/A programmer at K-101/San Francisco and WFYR, along with

Inner City Introduces KUTE, KKTT Changes Inner City Broadcasting, which

recently purchased KUTE-FM/ Glendale and KKTT/Los Angeles during an expansion drive, has instituted significant changes at both stations. Frankie Crocker, the chain's programming head

who has been concentrating on programming WBLS/New York, has assumed programming re-sponsibilities at the Los Angeles stations, and will begin an after-noon shift at !CUTE. Meanwhile. Inner City Senior VP Hal Jackson,

who is overseeing all West Coast activities for the company, also announced that Alvin John Waples is the new PD at KI M'. replacing Walt "Baby" Love," who resigned late last week. Waples, most re-cently at KDIA/Oakland, was an

r BASEBALL BEEN BERRY BERRY GOOD TO BRUCE — Capitol VP/Promotion Bruce Wendell has two

widely known interests - Diamond and the diamond, specifically the Phillies . baseball diamond. Having gratified the first in Capitol's deal to release Neil Diamond's "Jazz Singer" soundtrack, he satisfied the second by working out with the Philadelphia ballclub during spring training — and he's been named official L.A. batboy during the Phils' trips to Dodger Stadium. Clockwise from left, Wendell (or "ol' Number 32") is pictured with Pete Rose 2) shows off his wild swinging form 3) signs autographs for mystified fans who

can't quite figure out who he's supposed to be and 4) observes batting practice with his temporary team-mates. Whether Wendell was able to deliver his share of hits in practice was not disclosed

air personality at KKTT for six years when it was known as KGFJ.

Black-formatted KI M', accord-ing to Jackson, "has been and will be a significant part of the L.A. community," with no format change planned. KUTE, a Disco station, has been promoting a "Disco And More" slogan, with changes in its music. PD Bill Stevens and MD Lon Thomas, both involved with KUTE's original switch to Disco, no longer retain their program-ming positions, but are staying on as air personalities.

99X's recent FCC application for the return of its previous call let-ters ( WOR-FM ). indicates the sta-tion's change to a Pop/Adult for-mat is already underway. Describing the situation as "the

ultimate challenge," Kelly told R&R that the station's "incredible signal," plus "the company ( RKO Radio) being 100 percent behind the move" were major factors in his accepting the position. "I know I can count on full cooperation from Dwight Case ( FtKO Radio Presi-dent), Jerry Lyman (RKO FM Division VP), and Erica Farber (99X VP/GM)," Kelly added. "and 1 really believe in what they want to do there." "Obviously," continued Kelly.

"I'm as excited as I could possibly be. It's really a challenge for a programmer to program New York City; especially to build a station in a format that I'm so comfort-able with. I really believe in the Pop/Adult format and Pop/Adult's future on FM. It's the perfect sit-uation for me."

WLW Sold For $17 Million Queen City Communications has sold WLW-AM/Cincinnati, OH and WLWS-FM/Hamilton. OH for a record breaking $17 million to Mariner Communications, nearly doubling its investment. Less than three years ago Queen City bought Pop/Adult powerhouse WLW for $8.5 million, and WLWS for $650,000 a year later. ABC paid one million less for WMAL-AM-FM/ Washing-ton, D.C. in January 1977.

One possible snag exists. Queen City must request a waiver from the FCC to include WLWS in the sale because it has owned the FMer less than three years. But WLW President and GM Charlie Mur-dock, who will sell his 10% owner-ship and stay on through the trans-fer, is optimistic about the matter. Mariner, whose principal owner is

Joe Scallon, also owns WITS/ Boston and KBEQ/Kansas City.

Cox Buys Schulke For $4.5 Million Cox Broadcasting Corp. pur-

chased Schulke Radio Produc-tions, a leading Beautiful Music programming and syndication operation, for $4.5 million. The transaction, as announced by Cox President Clifford M. Kirtland Jr. and Schulke President James A. Schulke, specifies that Schulke will continue to head the company and retain a minority stock inter-

est, with no "personnel or philoso-phy" changes planned. Commenting on the purchase,

Kirtland said, "The music syndi-cation business has enjoyed sub-stantial growth in the last few years. More stations will be turn-ing to various syndicated formats . . With the support of Cox, we anticipate that Schulke Radio Pro-ductions will be in the forefront of these developments."

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WASHINGTON REPORT I Battle For Washington AM

In its struggle to acquire the license of WOOK-AM /Washington, His-panic Broadcasting Corp. insists that the area needs a full-time Spanish language station. However, United Broadcasting Co. hopes to win back its former Black station, and another competing applicant, District Broad-casting Co., would also maintain that format.

While five stations serve the Black community, Spanish language programs are scat-tered among two commercial and two non-commercial FM stations which contribute a total of 13 hours per week, according to Hispanic. Chairrhan of Washington's Hispanic Coalition Silverio Coy told the FCC that the community cannot consider this a consistent source of Spanish local, national or international news, weather, traffic and emergency information, or a vehicle for local advertising for Spanish speaking Washingtonians.

United Broadcasting lost its license to operate WOOK because it broadcast lottery information and false advertising, failed to adequately supervise the station and. though notified, did not correct technical violations. District Broadcasting asserts it would provide

a more reliable Black station than United. Hispanic Broadcasting has argued the Commission should require evidence to deter-

mine the need for either Black of Hispanic programming in the metropolitan area as part of pre-hearing procedure. The Commission does not allow "inquiry into the relative need for program formats" except when it may be shown before the hearing that a specialized format is not available in the market "in a substantial amount."

Hispanic is banking on the audience which has had no all-Spanish radio since April

1979, when WFAM-AM went, to win the license.

Extra, Extra A closed circuit (not to be aired) EBS test is scheduled for Tuesday, July 24, 1979 at

approximately 2pm. Only ABC, MBS, AP Radio, CBS, IMN, NBC and UPI network affiliates will participate. All will be notified of test procedures four days in advance . . .

. . . Applying for a new station? Watch out. "Integration of ownership and manage-ment must take into account not only the amount of time devoted to the station but also the nature and quality of the participation," wrote FCC Cornrnigsioner Abbot Washburn re-cently, criticizing a new FCC policy punishing applicants of new stations whose proposed ownership will spend less than 20 hours per week in active management.

In considering competing applications, the FCC gives credits and demerits when determining who is best qualified to operate a new station. In a case involving two appli-cants for a new FM station on 98.7 mHz at Springfield, IL, the Commission upheld June 21 an earlier action denying Lincoln-Douglas Communications the frequency for making false statements pertaining to the broadcast management experience of one of its principals, while giving the winner, Midwest Broadcasting Co., a credit for "superior integration of

ownership and management" . . . . . Consumer Communications of New York received an initial $50,000 contract from

the FCC to help design and implement a consumer communications system . . . . . NAACP and NOW, along with 8 other civil rights organizations, petitioned the

Commission June 13 to amend its Annual Employment Reports Form (FCC 395) to include all networks and all headquarters organizations of multiple licensees . . .

. . . The University of Pennsylvania, which lost its license to operate WXPR/Philadelphia. will hold on to the station a little longer. Operations have been extended for 120 days to establish a cutoff date for competing applicants and to consider other request for interim authority . . .

. . . The National Citizens Committee for Broadcasting (NCCB), a Washington-based organization headed by Ralph Nader and Sam Simon, has formed an Academic Advisory Committee consisting of 25 of the country's leading academics in the field of communications.

Update By Jonathan Hall

Broadcasters Ponder Shape Of Legislation — But Not For Long

Despite the pressing concerns of the nation's energy crisis, "mark-up" of H.R. 3333 (the Communications Act of 1979) by the House Com-munications Subcommittee began Wednesday, July 11, with a final draft of the bill anticipated by August 3 when Congress recesses for the summer.

The most controversial aspect of the proposed legislation continues to be the elimina-tion of the public interest concept and with it broadcasters' requirement to do public af-

fairs programs. R&R has learned that support was mushrooming this week for a proposal to have

broadcasters plug a percentage of their profits back into news and public affairs. Chief proponent of this concept is Rep. Al Swift (1)-WA), a former Public Affairs and News Director at KVOS/Bellingham, VA (R&R 6-15).

John Wilson, a Swift aide, told R&R that because of "energy" matters, an incomplete amendment to H.R. 3333 will be offered during mark-up. It will call for giving the Com-mission one year to come up with a percentage guideline subject to Congressional approval,

according to Wilson.

FCC Fines WACB And WMOA $10,000 The FCC stopped short of revoking the license of WACB/Kittanning,

PA, but did fine the station $6500 and renewed its license for just one year. Simultaneously, the Commission hit WMOA-AM-FM /Marietta, OH for $3500. Both stations are owned by Ray Rosenblum of Marietta.

In the case of WACB, FCC Judge James Tierney said that Rosenblum and GM Earl Sadlon often knowingly left Jim Seifert, an announcer without a third-class endorsement, alone to run the station. This went on six days a week for almost five years, the judge found.

Additionally, employees at WACB were allowed to make false log entries as to 1) begin-ning and ending program time, 2) time the station signed on the air, and 3) other operating

and technical log entries. However, the judge appeared more tolerant with WMOA. While concluding the station

at times broadcast up to 28 minutes of commercials per hour, he absolved Rosenblum of charges that he 1) misrepresented the amount of overcornmercialization and 2) fraudulent-

ly reported trade-out revenues of $5000 as "off-the-cuff."

FCC Hits WYEN For 5 Grand "Although I think the fine was severe, I did find that some announcers

had not identified PSA's on the logs," Ed Walters, Pres. & GM, WYEN/ Des Plaines, IL (Chicago), told R&R Monday July 9, adding that he was

mailing the FCC a $5000 check this week. WYEN was fined June 7 for mislogging PSA's and public affairs programs and for

technical violations. This week Walters and two other staffers began checking and re-

checking the logs daily. A joint investigation by FCC people from Washington and Chicago revealed that

WYEN repeatedly mixed "unrelated music" in with two public affairs programs and logged the shows entirely as PA. Walters said the station did this to hold listeners during

the drive-time public affairs shows. As a result of the fine, WYEN has eliminated music from its regular public affairs

programs and added several "canned" shows in order to live up to its renewal pledge.

Washington Sales Talk Maurie Webster, head of New York Market Radio Broadcasters As-

sociation (NYMRAD), has formed a new company, the Radio Informa-tion Center, to provide a computerized analysis of national and regional monthly spot radio ad data in the top 175 markets.

Washington, DC-based Eastern Broadcasting Corporation has bought WPDC-AM-FM /Elizabethtown, PA from Charles and Sue Smith for $1 million. Roger Neuhoff is Eastern's President. They also own WCVS/ Springfield, IL; WHUT-WLHN /Anderson, IN; and WRSC-WQVVK /State College, PA.

Citing operating loses, owners of KIRC/St. Charles, MO have sold the station for $642,000 to a group of athletes, including Terry Metcalf of the Toronto Argonauts and Melvin Gray of the St. Louis Cardinals, and two college football assistant coaches, Johnny Roland of Notre Dame and Curtis Jones of Dartmouth. The group is headed by Bill White, who owns a Kirby vacuum cleaner sales company in St. Louis.

A former network newsman, Everett Aspinwall, who is currently VP & GM, WPBR/Palm Beach, FL, and his wife Valerie, PD, are co-equally acquiring the facility from its current owner Gerson Reichman, who is selling for $300,000 as part of his retirement plan. Deal calls for $30,000 down and $270,000 plus interest over 10 years.

KEYE-FM/Fresno, has been sold for $2.5 million, including $725,000 down, to a group of owners headed by Carl Robinson, former Pres. of KSLY & KUNA and VP, the Research Group, simultaneously. Both are located in San Luis Obispo, CA.

People Washington

Frank Washington has been tapped as Deputy Broadcast Bureau Chief to replace Martin Levy. Washington had been a legal assistant to Chairman Ferris prior to having been named Policy & Rules Division Chief May 6. Taking over Policy & Rules is Jeff Baumann, former Renewal Branch Chief. Roy Stewart upped from Transfer Branch Chief to head of Renewal & Transfer Division, which was vacated by Dick Shiben, who took over as Chief of the entire Broadcast Bureau recently. Baumann and Stewart have been at the FCC since 1969 and 1965 respectively.

Gerald Downey named Director of Advertising & Promotion at ABC's WRQX/Wash-ington. He was formerly Regional Publicity Director for Columbia Pictures in Chicago.

Washington Street Talk Congress returned to work Monday, July 9 after a short recess when

many members returned to their home states. Insiders say broadcasters buttonholed their Congressmen while at home last week to advocate no rewrite and ask for Congressional pressure on the Justice Department to back off suing NAB ( Ft&R 6-22).

FCC Chairman Ferris outlined deregulation timetable in letter to NAB Sr. VP & General Counsel Erwin Krasnow. He said radio deregula-tion would come up prior to August break when "limited aspects of larger, complex proceeding" would be announced and opened to public comments.

Alleging that three local TV stations are airing an ad using President Carter for "commercial exploitation," White House attorneys asked those stations last week to stop. The commercial, which depicts a "Doonesbury" , drawing of the White House and uses vocal impersonations of President and Amy Carter, was bought by the Washington Star, announcing its coup after having taken the comic strip away from the Washington Post.

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Pictured in the studio following Musiverse's pacting with Phonogram/Mercury

are (center) MUSlverse President Charlie Fach and (l-r) PFUN members Moses Dillard, Duane Riley, Thomas Caine, and Jesse Boyce

Charlie Fach's Musiverse Firm Pacts With Phonogram

Charlie Fach has established a new Nashville-based production company,

Musiverse, which will be distributed through Phonogram Inc./Mercury. Fach, who began his industry career with Mercury in 1960, serving as a product manager for an affiliated label and Vice President of A&R, eventually rising to Executive VP/GM for Phonogram, has already acquired two acts, singer-

songwriter Kiernan Kane and R&B group PFUN. Operating out of offices at 10 Music Circle South in Nashville, Fach will,

in addition to the abovementioned acts, continue to work with acts he helped develop while at Phonogram. Former air personality and Program Director

Sarah (Sarah Divine) Sherill will assist Fach.

Carroll, Reddy Chair "Communicators" Awards Mahe = Carroll and Helen Roddy will cohost the Second Annual

"Communicators With A Conscience" Awards Dinner on July 21 at the Century Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles. The theme of this affair is "I Am Wo-man," and it will pay tribute to Maya Angolou, Joan Baez. Pearl Bailey.

Jane Fonda. Aretha Franklin. Lana Horn*. Helen King, Minnie Riperlon. Jean Stapleton and Cicely Tyson. "Communicators With A Conscience"

is sponsored by the Rod McGrew Scholarship Fund. Inc.. a nonprofit charitable corporation which donates all monies raised at the dinner for

scholarships and grants.

Industry Figures

Bankroll Private

Roller-Skating

Club In L.A.

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Noted record producer and Shelter Records founder Denny Cordell has joined forces with industry attorney Nicholas Cowan and the mysterious

"Flipper" to create "Flipper's," a posh

CBS Ups Antman, Wilford, Slaughter & Blond To VP's

Hope Antman, Susan Blond, Win Wilford and Vernon Slaughter have been named to Vice Presi-dent positions at CBS. Antman, most recently Na-tional Director of Press and Public Information for Columbia Records. becomes VP/Press & PR for the label. Blond was upped from Director of National

Press and Public Information for Epic. Portrait and

Associated Labels to Vice President of Press & Public Information for Epic/Portrait/CBS Associated labels Wilford moves from his most recent post as

Director of Press Sr Public Information for Black Music Marketing at CBS Records to Vice President

of Press & PR, BMM, CBS Records Slaughter also moves from his current spot as Director of Jazz/ Progressive Music Marketing for CBS Records to Vice President of Jazz/Progressive Music Marketing

for the label

Levy Moves To GM At Lorimar Records

Jay Levy has been named a Vice President at Lorimar Productions and General Manager of Lorimar Records. which recently signed a distri-

bution agreement with CBS Records (R&R S-29) Levy comes to his new position from his post as head of RSO Records' West Coast A&R. Prior to his A&R position, Levy served as Executive Assistant to RSO President Robert Stigwood and has served as a record producer and studio musician. In addition to signing new acts and involving

talent from the company's TV and film divisions in music projects, Levy's duties will include coordi-nating soundtrack albums for Lorimar's feature films.

Pappas Forms Personal Management Firm

Connie Pappas. most recently Vice President of Ken Fritz Management, has resigned that position

to launch her own personal management firm As yet unnamed, the new firm will be based in Lex'

Angeles

Motown's Gordy Receives "Outstanding Exec" Award

Berry Gordy Jr., Chairman of Motown Industries. was awarded the Consolidated Cigar Company's 1979 "Primo" award as an outstanding industry executive. The award is named for the firm's "Primo del Rey" cigar, manufactured in the Dominican Republic. Additional 1979 Primo winners include Johnson & Johnson Chairman I.E. Burke. Olgivy & Mather Chairman John Elliott Jr.. and New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenner. Others were close, but received no cigar.

Scher Named VP At WolfiRissmiller

Ken Scher has been appointed Vice President of both Wolf/Rissmiller Concerts and WoWitissmiller Productions. Most recently Senior Account Execu-

tive at KMETILos Angeles for the past seven years, Scher will be involved in all areas of concert pro-

motion for the Los Angeles-based firm, with special attention given to advertising and marketing. Scher began his industry career at AOR stations WNCR and WMMSICIeveland. before joining KMET in 1972 He will report to Wolf/Rissmiller President

Jim Rissmiller.

Gould, Bower To Manage Cole's Pub. Firms

Frank Gould has been named General Manager of the publishing arm of the Cole-Arama and Raw Dog Music companies, which were recently estab-lished by Capitol recording artist Natalie Cole. In addition, Olivia Bower has been appointed Pro-fessional Manager for the two new publishing firms.

Brokaw Named VP For Kragen & Co.

Michael Brokaw has been named Vice President of Kragen & Company Personal Management and Television Production. Prior to joining Kragen & Company. Brokaw has served in a personal man-agement position for Management M. coming to that post from three-and-a-half years as an agent in the music division of International Creative Man-agement.

private roller-skating club in Los An-geles, which opened July 4. Designed inside and out by Grammy award-winning LP artist John Kash. mem-berships are $200 per person plus a $7 entry fee is also required for ad-mission each time. Along with the club's exotic motif and skating fa-cilities, the "roller boogie palace" in-cludes a bar, restaurant and custom

skate shop.

You're Working

Less Than

You Think Despite the difficulty in convincing

members of the radio and record in-dustries that this is true, two scientists

at the University of Michigan claim that Americans are actually working less than they believe they are. Re-

searchers Frank Stafford and Greg Duncan compared people's recollec-

tions of how many hours they worked in a week with what these same people

recorded in "time diaries," finding that while people recalled working 39.7 hours per week, their diaries only showed 36.8 hours of actual labor.

Stafford and Duncan also compared time diaries from 1965 to 1976 and discovered that hours worked declined 4.7 percent for married men, 23.3

percent for unmarried men, and 20.1 percent for married women. Such de-

clines are substantially greater than those reported by the Labor Depart-ment. which relies on worker recol-

lections it computing productivity (output relative to hours worked) Therefore, data indicating slumping productivity may actually indicate Americans are working less, rather

than working less productively

Execs' Raises On Decline

Based on a sample of 210 companies with annual sales between $100 mil-lion and $450 million, the accounting firm of Peat. Marwick, Mitchell & Co. discovered that pay raises for executives at these firms declined to 8.6 per-cent in 1978, down from II percent in 1977. However, the firm also found

that pay increases for the three top executives at these companies rose slightly during 1978 to 12.4 percent from 12 percent the previous year

Furthermore, the survey found that the number of companies adopting

"capital accumulation plans" (long-term compensation programs related to corporate performance) also declined, with only 14 percent of the companies surveyed choosing to institute such plans in 1978 as opposed to 23 percent in 1977. Officials for the accounting firm attributed the declines to President

Carter's wage restraint program. Nevertheless, another study, conducted by the American Management

Association, claims pay raises for middle-management executives averaged

8.4 percent in 1978 — approximately the same as in 1977

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W HIATS N EW Changing Times,

Changing Minds Probing the public's collective mind can be a ticklish

business. Due to ever-changing public opinion, yesterday's findings can become obsolete overnight as every radio programmer should be aware and as researchers for the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission recently found.

A mere 10 days prior to the Three Mile Island accident, the Associated Press reported that, according to a survey conducted by a Penn State research team, people who

live near atomic power plants seemed to have little fear that the plants would hurt property values. "Most people in these areas apparently have little fear about health and

safety," added one researcher. The research team advised the NRC that the matter

need not be studied further unless, "at some time in the future it becomes apparent that society's perceptions and values regarding nuclear power plants have changed." Presumably, the Commission has decided to renew its

interest in the matter.

Music As Therapy: Healing With The Feeling

While Little Richard has claimed for years that his music "made the

blind see and the lame walk," a West German music professor now says that patients paralyzed by a stroke can be helped toward normalcy by listening to their favorite songs. According to Prof. Hermann Rauh*, Di-

rector of Hamburg's Conservatory, who began research into the therapeu-tic benefits of music last April, "after intensive studies I am convinced that music can help in the cure of paralyzed patients."

Rauhe said he first became interested after seeing a patient whose legs were crippled by a stroke begin to tap his feet to the rhythm of music when a popular song from his youth was played. "Although these discoveries

provided a general system for patients paralyzed by a brain clot or a heart stroke, therapeutic music must be individualized," Rauhe cautioned.

Prof. Rauhe also has some insight into the popularity of "familiars," noting that tunes that were hits in the patients' teenage years have proved

especially effective.

Daugherty Establishes New Studio Label

Jack Daugherty, best-known for his Carpenters' productions, has established the Monterey Studio located in Glendale, CA. Along with the new studio, which includes a number of state-of-the-art technology, Daugh-

' erty has formed Monterey Records. an independently-distributed label for which he will be producing. First release on the new label is set for late July. Monterey Studio is located at 230 South Orange Street, Glen-dale, CA 91204 (213) 240-9046 Pictured in the new studio are, from left:

Jack Daugherty and engineer Jeff Gillette.

"Brainstorm" Listeners To Hear On-Air Aphex Demcrnstration

Sunday, July 22, listeners of the nationally syndicated radio program "Brainstorm with Gabriel Wisdom" will experience a radio first, as the show features the on-air demonstration of the "Aphex Aural Exciter," a sound enhancement device. Appearing along with Wisdom, the show's host,

will be Marvin Cecrser. President of Aphex Systems Ltd, while listeners compare Aphex processed sound to unprocessed material.

Movin' Not Groovin'

Members of the radio and rec-ord industries who are planning to move within the next few weeks

have been advised by the Inter-state Commerce Commission to postpone their plans, if possible. The 1CC's reasons are that the na-tionwide strike by independent truckers has "severely strained"

movers of household goods, re-sulting in delayed shipments. Furthermore, even when the strike ends, movers will require some

time to catch up.

Syndicated Disco Show Upcoming "The American Rhythm Sound," a

three-hour syndicated "mass appeal" disco program from Coast Commun-

ications. will be available August 18. Designed for compatibility with both Top 40 and Disco formats, the show features a "Top 20" countdown along with artist interviews and two 15-minute music sweeps and one 10-

minute music sweep per hour. H.C.

Hill will serve as the program's guest host, and the show will have a toll-free request line, data from which be gathered for use in future install-

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Disco Pool Launches Rock Ti' Roll Disco Service The American Import Music

Distribution Center (AIMDC) has become the initial record pool to establish a rock 'n roll division for rock 'n' roll DJ's along with their servicing disco DT's According to AIMDC President Ron Palastro, the action was spurred by "New Wave Disco" clubs, which are in-creasingly gaining in popularity in New York City area, adding that several labels have already expressed their support. For further information contact AIMDC at

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"Alien Worlds" Sets Second Series Watermark. the Los Angeles based radio syndication and production

company, announced that the second series of its science fiction show, "Alien Worlds" debuted the weekend of July 7-8 in over 125 markets. The only major change from the first series, which began in January of this year, is that there will be only nine shows over the 13-week series. Therefore, four of the programs will be completed in hall-hour shows rather than all being two-part segments

running the length of the weekend.

Despite Recession On Horizon,

Advertisers Turn Up The Volume For '79

Although the general economy in America is slumping, advertisers are cranking it up on the radio, with a projected rise in advertising volume of 7 percent. Translated into dollars and cents, that's an increase of $825 million in advertising revenue for radio estimated for 1979

According to Robert J. Coen. Senior VP at McCann-Erickson the 80's look even brighter, While claiming advertising is recession-proof, he cited the

increase of working women, the expanding, big-spending 25-40 year-old mar-ket, the upcoming Olympics broadcast coverage and the 1980 Presidential elections as reasons for a continual rise in advertising volume. For example, products frequently advertised on the radio such as wines/

liquor and beer were up 52 and 25 percent respectively. The largest growth in advertising over the past decade, ironically, belongs to Uncle Sam. Coen noted that government ad spending had increased at a rate of 66 percent annually over the decade,

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Canada Dry is introducing a 99 percent caffeine-free cola called 'Spur" in New York beginning in July. Backed by a $250,000 ad campaign, the de-caffeinated cola (other colas contain as much as 38mgs of caffeine in a 12oz. can) is designed to capture part of the 62 percent of the $13 billion soft drink market currently held by

colas. Also taking aim on the cola market

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doubts that Seven-Up would attempt to go national with "Dixie Cola" in an

effort to cut into the lucrative cola market, opting that Seven-Up would most likely cosicoct a new cola, utilizing Marbert's resources. Although 40

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"Demographic News:" 'Stranger, Ain't I Seen Yew Before?'

After 20 years as a full time radio newsman I've seen reporting styles and philosophies come and go and come hack

again with new names. The latest buzz phrase among newspeople is an example. A corporate broadcasting executive asked if I'd be a panelist at a major convention this fall. What's the panel gonna

talk about? "Something you're an expert on," he said, "Demographic News." Of course if he thought I was an expert I wasn't about to reveal I didn't know what in hell he was talking about I

mumbled I might like to . . . and subsequently I got a call from a convention organizer to firm it up. "Who else is going to be on the panel?" I asked. The guy gave me four names. I know all the people, they all know me.

and my mind instantly came up with the common skill shared among them. They all seem to have the natural ability to be interesting on the radio, their stations all have giant ratings. and each is considered just a bit ahead of his or her time. By that I mean what these four news people do today, many radio news departments will begin doing in a year or two.

So if what they do is "Demographic News," I know what it is but it certainly ain't new. It is a new name for what thoughtful and skillful broadcasters have done for decades. Not that the five of us would ever agree on the precise definition, any more than we could ever agree on a mutually acceptable definition of plain or "news- itself. but I believe we could agree on a broad description by explaining, for instance, how each of us would handle the story farther down this column

about the dawn of the Atomic Age. It was 34 years ago, the final number in the big 18-34 demographic. On a station targeting 35+ there'd be no need to

include details younger listeners might find interesting because the middle-aged listeners already know 'ern, whereas the elders might like to hear a "where are they now" feature about the people who created the A-bomb, which younger people would find a real waste of time because they never heard of those people in the first place.

As Glover and Mann wrote, "It ain't the meat, it's the motion. - It isn't the story, it's the staging. Almost any story can be interesting if staged properly for the target audience.

Remaining alert to the particular shared experiences and interests of the people in your target demographic must be what they mean by Demographic News.

Earlier this year a major network executive enthusiastically explained to me how the net had done a "Creative" thing by broadcasting live from Jerusalem on Christmas. The net is big but not a big winner, and Demographic News is obviously one reason, because to the audience that network is after, mere live hookup halfway around the world is simply an everyday fact of life, not a creative or even interesting accomplishment. Given the same budget I surely wouldn't have done that. Better to switch live to Europe where scientists are working to authenticate the Holy Shroud, so my audience would have something to think and talk about. Who is going to say to a friend, did you hear that live broadcast from Jerusalem

on Christmas? Last month a young respected East Coast newsman wrote in another radio industry magazine that a fellow news direc-

tor was having great success, and getting very good feedback, after dropping "street news- . . . wrecks and murders and such. I did that ten years ago with the same immediate success in San Francisco and San Diego. but I would argue it's the staging. not the story. With the immediacy radio is capable of, street news could be the thing that sets a station apart from the competition . . . if handled in a 1979 way rather than a 1969 way, kept fast and accurate and immediate, used as a vital

part of the overall news mix. Demographic News. Not a stranger in these here parts. podnuh, but a new phrase developed and consciously used daily by

working newspeople. But I won't be on that panel talking about it. The convention guy said I'd have to pay the full registration price out of

my own pocket. I immediately decided I didn't really know anything about Demographic News after all and un-invited myself. When you get up into my demographic you can rapidly decide what's on-target for your checkbook.

Monday July 16: Dawn Of The Atomic Age A few people thought it was going to be the end of the world in one brilliant flash, because there had never been an

atomic explosion. There was a terrifying suspicion it might set off a chain reaction detonating absolutely everything. At 5:30 in the morning. 34 years ago today in the isolated New Mexico desert, the world's first atomic bomb went off . . . the suc-cessful climax of a super-secret crash project during World War III19451. On August 6 and 9 the U.S. dropped A-bombs on Japan. The war was over less than a week afterward. The Japanese didn't know it, but the two A-bombs that hit Hiroshima

and Nagasaki were all the U.S. had built. Ten years ago 119691 the Apollo-11 astronauts blasted off for the first moon landing, which was accomplished on the 20th.

Tuesday July 17: Disneyland Opens The first theme amusement park in the world. Disneyland, opened 24 years ago today 119551. Donald Sutherland i. 45. Phyllis Diller is 62, Lucie Arnaz is 28. Art Linkletter is 67.

Wednesday July 18: Chappaquiddick Senator Edward Kennedy drove off Dike Bridge at Chappaquiddick. MA ten years ago. in an accident that killed his

28-year-old passenger Mary Jo Kopechne. He reported nothing until the next day. A week later he was given a two-month suspended sentence for leaving the scene of the accident.

First man to orbit Earth. John Glenn, is 58.

Thursday July 19: An Eagle Birthday Bernie Leadon formerly of the Eagles and Flying Burrito Brothers, hits 34. Vikki Carr turns 37. The first Women's

Rights Convention (Seneca Falls. NY 18481 was 131 years ago. attended by Susan B. Anthony but led by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton, who together inaugurated the "modern- feminist movement

Friday July 20: Moon Landing In 1969 Natalie Wood is 41. Diana Rigg is too. and I'm sure you have anniversary copy up to here about the moon landing.

Readers wishing to contact Brad Messer may do so c/o Radio & Records. 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067

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What Will You Do?! Disco Radio It could be a scene from an American Ex-

press Traveler's Checks ebmmercial. You're the PD for a hot new Disco-formatted radio station that's tearing up the market. Then the latest Arbitron book shows that some of your audience is missing. Cut to Karl Malden for a voiceover: "What will you do?!"

Can the disco format be entering the de-cline stage of its "product life cycle" already? Or are the lower ratings reflect-

ing just some sort of pernicious "wobble," as lhan Hiber calls it? Or perhaps are disco stations simply coming off their "honeymoon" with radio audiences and learning what other formats know already — to succeed in the fast-moving radio industry, you must be constantly vigilant and responsive to changes in the marketplace? Any-one sticking with a "tried and true" formula or using inadequate market tracking procedures will soon be out of touch with true listener preferences.

(Parenthetical note: Although this column is directed at Disco radio because of what may be an impending crisis for that format, many of the points apply to any station whose ratings are weak.)

Research Not Representative

1 n last week's Disco Radio section of R&R, Pam Bellamy and Gail Mitchell reported on some of the music research being done

by disco stations around the country, Three sources of research information were mentioned: retail sales, requests, and club reports As discussed pre-viously in this column, not one of those sources is guaranteed of being representative of radio lis-teners' music preferences. People who go to clubs, buy records, and call in requests are to some de-gree more involved (dare I use the word "active") in disco music. They also represent a very small subsection of the total radio listening audience.

What about that vast "silent majority" of Disco listeners whose preferences are not tapped by clubs, sales, or call-ins?

Could it be possible that they are the ones who are leaving your audience and causing your share to drop?

D0 you really know why people listen to Disco radio, and particularly to your sta-tion? They're not all dancing to their

transistors out there, are they? Then why exactly would they listen to Disco radio when they could go to a club or put on their own records and tapes? Because they want more than just steady disco music, you say? You may be right!

Need Fan Variety

As I've discussed here before, human beings have a very deep-seated need for variety in their lives. We thrive on new experi-

ences, new ideas, excitement. The entertainment industry is obviously a major supplier of variety, and radio is part of that.

But what does "variety" mean exactly in a radio context? It may mean a variety of types of music, or it may mean a variety

of other programming elements — music, news, talk, public service, contests, etc. Let's refer to all those programming elements as the "mix" the station offers to the public. Station B below offers a broader "mix" to its audience than does Station A. What are the ramifications of this

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This can be referred to as a porttolio that the listener is "purchasing" A portfolio of listening is made up of varying percentages of program-ming elements desired by the listener, and the listener will tune into as many stations as neces-sary to fill out his or her portfolio.

Thus, Station A is offering a very concen-trated "mix" which can be selected by listeners for their portfolios. Station A

will be very successful as long as there is a large share of listeners with disco-concentrated portfolios. Listeners with more diversified port-folios will not stay tuned to Station A for very long, and they may not tune in at all if Station B provides a mix closely matched to their desired portfolio

portfolios elsewhere. This is a more difficult sit-uation to deal with, but it does suggest strongly that your mix is off target for all but your re-maining "loyal" listeners. Changes are in order if

you are to rebuild your cume.

As Pam and Gail have previously reported, many disco stations are already mixing in some ballads and "oldies" to break up

the beat occasionally And this week, their column reveals that most disco PD's see the format evolving toward more of a blend of music. May-

be it will even take on a new name (say, "Top 40" or "AOR" or something catchy like that).

Research "Blinders"

These trends are probably necessary for the survival of most Disco-formatted sta-tions. Apparently the "bandwagon" ef-

fect of everyone wanting to be the WKTU of their market is wearing off quickly as WKTU's ratings continue to slide. The major obstacle that I can foresee for this trend is that many of the disco stations seem to be wearing "research blinders." Using club reports, retail sales, and call-in requests is an ever-tightening spiral into a "mini-cume." Representative call-out research must become part of the station's research ef-fort. Find out why people listen to radio, what they want from it other than disco music, why they listen to your competitors, etc.

Disco also presents a rather unique problem for conducting music research. Because of the inherent similarity of the beat

from the tune to tune, it may be misleading to have listeners rate songs in isolation Again, it is the "mix" concept which is important. A song which is rated very favorably in isolation may not make it for the audience when it is the third disco cut in line on the playlist. But by inter-spersing other types of music in the playlist, the song may hold its appeal. Thus, if you are using a very concentrated disco playlist, you should take steps to try to duplicate this "context ef-fect" in your music research.

This does not mean testing songs at the local club! The context, excitement, and ambience of a disco are all dramatically

different from the situation most listeners will find themselves in when tuned in to your station. In the heat of the disco, a song may be great to

dance to, but it may be less exciting to sit at home and listen to. Disco stations must be con-stantly aware-of the difference between a disco dancing club audience and a mass radio listening audience Proper market research can inform you of the preferences of the latter audience,

"Three sources of research information were mentioned: retail sales, requests, and club reports. As discussed previously in this column, not one of those sources is guaranteed of being representative of radio listeners' music pre-ferences."

so, if your average quarter-hour share is dropping but your cume is holding up reasonably well, it may reflect the fact

that your listeners' portfolios have become less concentrated, and they are turning to other sta-tions for remaining elements of their portfolios. You may be able to rebuild quarter-hour share by diversifying the mix a bit and thus holding onto listeners longer. The direction this diversifi-cation should take must be determined by sound market research utilizing a representative sam-ple of disco radio listeners.

Now, if your cume is dropping, then that suggests that more and more of your former listeners are filling their entire

which is the only one that matters. The current slide of Disco stations around the country sug-gests that the important audience has been over-looked

Dr. Richard J. Lutz is Asso-ciate Professor of Marketing at UCLA's Graduate School of Management, and an acknow-ledged research and marketing expert. To direct questions to Dr. Lutz, call R&R at (213) 553-4330 or write to Radio & Rec-ords, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

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How To Keep Track Of Your Target Audience

As station personnel analyze their April/May Arbitrons, they know that the basis of a successful book may in large part be due to how well they reach the station's target audience. The threefold challenge to make or keep your station successful in this programming/sales context is to:

1. Properly research which demo group will be a good target

2. Monitor your efforts each survey with an audience composition analysis

3. Be flexible enough to adjust as the demos change and age

Selecting The Right Target How do you find an audience target to whom you

can aim the thrust of your programming? You may want to consider three factors - the demographic makeup of your market, the current competitive situ-ation (what demos are other stations aiming for?) and the saleability and revenue generating potential of various demo groups.

How do you determine the demographic make-up of your market? One way is to examine a recent Arbitron report for your area. On page three of these reports there are population estimates shown for each geography (metro, TSA, ADI ) and each demo cell. Look under the column entitled "Estimated Popula-tion as Percent of Total Persons 12+." This informa-tion is printed at the top of the audience composition report below, showing adult cells plus teens. For ex-ample, in the LA metro, men 18/24 comprise 7.6% of the 12+ population, while women 18/24 are 8.2% of the total. On the printout you'll note that the adults 18/24 figure combines the two for a total of

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The printout shows that adults 25/34 are the largest demo target, almost 21% of the 12+ metro popula-tion. Because this postwar baby boom crowd is sizable and is achieving economic maturity (good advertising targ tts) the demo is a sought-after audience group. In - deed, as you'll note, several of the top stations in LA have over 20% of their total audience in this demo, showing that 25/34 adults, at least in this survey, were an important component in their audience makeup. In your area it may be wise to use the audience com-position analysis to see who's appealing to the 25/34 demo. If many stations are after this audience, it may pay for your station to target another demo which may be a smaller part of the population, but also may not have as many stations appealing to it.

How To Monitor Your Efforts As the April/May '79 Arbitron reports are re-

ceived, you may want to see how each major station in your area fared with the different demos. Unless there are some fluke diary return problems - which can happen - the audience comp analysis will tell the tale. You may perform the analysis by com-puter, or manually by doing the following: Take your total 12+, Monday-Sunday aud-ience figure IRV% of your audience) and di-vide it into the audience figure for each cell (can be either average or cume, average is usually used). The printout on this page can give us an ex-

ample:

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113,000 (total Mon.-Sun. 12+ audience in the book I

KAAA teens = 2.2% of the 12+ total aver-age persons audience.

Once you've broken out, cell-by-cell, how much of your total audience comes from each demo, examine the results. Are you surprised or unhappy with an item? In the case of KDD on our printout, if you were programming that station to skew 18/ 34, you'd be concerned, since only 10.5% (18/24= 1.9% + 25/34=8.6% ) of your total audience is in that target group. Programming and promotional changes may be in order, and you can test the effectiveness of your new efforts by doing an audience comp anal-ysis after the subsequent book comes out.

How To Grow Older Gracefully Let's talk about how an audience composition

analysis can help stations deal with audiences growing older. Keep in mind a few demographic truths here - the current 25/34 population is the key target now, and as this group ages so should a wise station compen-

Q&A "Is there any way that Arbitron can better measure the amount of radio listening done

in vehicles?"

The reply to this oft-asked question is that there may be help on the way. Arbitron is in the process of testing several new diary designs, one of which has separate columns for "away from home" and "in car" modes of listening. This, if implemented, will give broadcasters and ad-vertisers a better handle on how much listening is being done in vehicles. However, don't expect any new diary design until next year at the earliest.

Week In Review BRC Adopts Stance On Diary Promotions

Broadcast Rating Council asks rating ser-vices to issue to agencies and advertisers a list of stations "engaged in potentially distorting research or diary promotions." Thus, "the ultimate decision whether diary promotions distort research findings rests with the agency or advertiser subscriber." Arbitron will not issue such a list for the A/M '79 survey.

Richard Lamb Back At Arhitron Former Manager of Arbitron's Midwest Radio division leaves Toledo radio opera-tion to rejoin Arbitron. Lamb is now sta-tioned in New York, serving as Manager of Eastern Division of Arbitron Radio. He succeeds Mike Levine, who has left Arbitron.

Arbitron Continues to Call Diarykeepers For A/M '79

In an attempt to straighten out responses from A/M respondents who received out-dated version of diary, Arbitron is calling back diarykeepers where there may be confusion. To date, abqut 5.5% of all diary-keepers have had to be called back. Thou-sands will be involved in trying to recall what they listened to during sweep period. Virtually every market is affected.

sate in terms of progranuning and promotion. Some top stations are already aiming their programming at 25-44 or 25-54 in an effort to hold onto the large, affluent audience as long as possible.

On the other hand, stations who appeal primar-ily to the 12-24 demos may be facing hard decisions. With low birth rates, these demos (12-24) will never again achieve the prominence they once had. Thus, if your market's audience comp analysis shows that the 12-24 population is diminishing as a percent of the total audience, you may not want to try to appeal primarily to that target. Bottom line on the growing older gracefully story is to remain flexible and keep on top of the annual population updates in your mar-ket, evident in each 0/N Arbitron. The station that is rigid in not moving to keep pace with the demo-graphic changes will lose out.

Audience composition analysis can be a great way to pinpoint your sales and programming targets. Keep in mind that although we have only shown a printout of each station's audience as it appears over the total week, specific dayparts and demos can be computed and shown also. You may want to know how each station stacks up in morning drive, for ex-ample. Give it a try with an audience comp analysis for your station or market, and see what turns up. If you have any questions, feel free to call the num-ber listed below.

Plan Hiber, R&R's Research Editor land former Manager of Arbitron Radio), welcomes your questions .about ratings and research. Call Than at 213-553-4330 during businer. hours, California time. If you care to leave your m mage or question anonymously or need to call during non-bus-

iness hours in California. call and leave your message on our 24-hour line, 213-552-3525. Than will get back to snit ASAP.

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With Rick Sklar back at the day-to-day helm of WABC/New York, where does that leave

current PD Glenn Morgan? And speaking of New York . . . former 99X PD Bobby Rich was spotted in both San Diego

and Los Angeles this week. Street Talk's roving reporter caught up with him at the Beverly Hills wedding of Ken Levine 1Beaver Cleaver of TEN-Q/Los Angeles and former head writer for CBS-TV's "M*A*S*1-1" I. We asked Bobby if he would be returning to the West Coast to program

and he said, "Great wedding, isn't it?" Following in the footsteps of WEA, CBS and Capitol have hiked their suggested retail prices

for singles to $1.49. Further, CBS has eliminated their "free goods policy" 125-1001 as part of the new pricing structure. We've already seen dollar-a-gallon gasoline and now it looks like the 45 rpm

record for under a dollar is soon to be a thing of the past. PM drive personality and Assistant PD of KILT/Houston Beau Weaver has been named

Music Director for the station. This will be the first time in quite a while that PD Bill Young has not been directly involved with the music decisions at KILT. Beau will have full responsibility.

Chuck Berry got off with a 120-day term in federal prison (Lompoc, CA), a three-year suspended sentence, and a commitment to the judge that he'll do 1000 hours of community service for his income tax evasion conviction this week. The judge also agreed to stay the serving of the 120 days in order to allow Chuck to complete his already-scheduled European tour. Wonder if Chuck will record Lennon & McCartney's "Taxman" on his next album? He could call the LP "Live At

Lompoc . - Bet this item gets clipped and shown to a lot of station owners . . . In response to an especially

good month of sales activity at WRKK/Birmingham, the entire full-time airstaff, along with their spouses, will be treated to a three-day Bahamas vacation next month by stAtion owner Dan Bren-nan. Rock and roll is a hard life!

Bruce Springsteen has filed a $1 million lawsuit for copyright infringement in Los Angeles federal court. Seems certain alleged parties recorded Bruce live (along with Cheap Trick) and made illegal albums of the concerts. The albums have been showing up in L.A. record shops, and

Bruce said, "Whoa!" What's this trend of Top 40's going Pop/Adult? Another long time Top 40 station, WJON/St.

Cloud, announced to the industry that its format will now be P/A and made internal personnel changes to facilitate the shift. Tom Kay, former WJON PD, exits the station with former Station Manager Mike Diem becoming the new PD. Tom Scott will assume the duties of Music Director.

Tom Kay can be reached at 16121252-74.89. John Mack Flanagan to leave KFRC/San Francisco? Yes! John turned in his resignation

and has announced his intention to leave radio in order to work for the Dale Carnegie Organization in San Francisco. John will remain on the air until a replacement is hired for KFRC's PM-drive shift.

And speaking of good jobs . . . Dan Mason needs a PD for KTFM/San Antonio (sister sta-tion to WI'S/U. The station had been pure Disco, but is now much broader in appeal. It's a choice

gig for the right person. More Elektra/Asylum rumors out this week: first, E/A was going to be "absorbed" by

Warner Bros. (wouldn't that hurt?), and then E/A was just going to leave their La Cienega build-ing and "move in" with Warner Bros. in Burbank. Both — untrue!

Now to the happier news from the streets . . . Madame Shelly, Y100/Miami's talented mid-day personality, will be wed this fall to Clouds/TK recording artist Bobby Caldwell!

Mike Addams, midday jock at WRKO/Boston, and his wife Jan are the new parents of Christy Rebecca Addams, born June 14th.

And while we're in our "small world" department . . . Michael May, MD of KOOK/ Billings, MT, and his wife also became new parents when Michelle May arrived on June 26th. Michelle may wind up in radio when she grows up, considering her pediatrician is the brother of KMPC/Los Angeles's Dick Whittinghill!

WE ARE FAMILY — Return with us now to those embarrassing years of yesterday, as we present this "G-rated" family photo snapped in 1961. (1-r) We have Terrell Meth-eny Jr, currently President & General Man-ager of WBCS-FM & AM/Milwaukee; Kevin Metheny, Program Director of WEFM/Chl-cago; and Carolyn Metheny, Operations Manager of KAAY & KEZO/Little Rock. One might say that the Metheny family has al-ways gone "hand-in-hand" with radio.

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TOP-40 John Leader

TEN-Q, Up And Out TEN-4/Los Angeles is a Top 40 station whose days

are numbered. As outlined last week, the station has been sold by Storer Broadcasting and will change formats to Spanish within the next few weeks.

Current TEN-Q PD Jim Conlee has been with the sta-tion since February of this year and he admittedly joined them knowing his tenure would be brief. I asked him what kind of objectives were laid out for him as he came aboard.

"When I was hired there were three main objectives that they (Storer) wanted me to accomplish. Number one was to protect the license. Number two was not to jeo-pardize the transfer. And number three was the entire station's goal — to make money."

Buy Now, Bye Later

One of the interesting things about the TEN-Q sale to K-Love Broadcasting is that the announcement and pending format change was announced almost a year ago (September'78). One would have thought that such a major format change would scare most perspective clients away from purchasing advertising on TEN-Q, but that was not entirely the case.

Charlie Tuna, TEN-Q's morning personality and longtime L.A. radio veteran, told me, "My show has been pretty well sold out since January — very few avails. I think a lot of the other rockers in L.A. have been using the argument that 'TEN-Q has no commercials' as a reason why our numbers have been on the incline, while all of theirs have been nose-diving. That's simply not true."

True or false. TEN-Q does have spots on the air and not just in morning drive. But both sides of the "no commercials — higher ratings" argument have a point. TEN-Q

Jim Conlee

"I think a lot of the other rockers in L.A. have been using the argument that ' TEN-Q has no commercials' as a rea-son why our numbers have been on the incline, while all of theirs have been nose-diving. That's simply not true."

has held its spot-load to a low eight minutes per hour and therefore, even when sold-out, it sounds far less commercial than its main AM competitors.

But how do you approach a client to sign a running contract on a station that may not be there halfway through the contract's run? Jim Conlee had the answer: "Well, we are and have been writing contracts that have a clause relating to the transfer, in that the contract will be in effect until the day the transfer actually takes place. So we do have relatively long-term clients on the air that will remain with us to the very end."

Promotion . . . It's No Contest

Since the announcement of the sale of the station there has been virtually no promotional budget for TEN-Q, as Jim explained: "I have nothing to give away that the station is providing. I have no outside advertising of any kind; no billboards, TV or newspaper. So I was rely-ing basically on providing what has been a very good pro-duct so that the ratings would continue to increase and we hopefully could go out a winner."

You'd think the entire staff would be getting very near the terminal depression stage at this point, but that is not the case Charlie Tuna said, "We all know the end is near, but it's almost like someone with a terminal disease; we know there isn't anything we can do about 'the end' ex-cept make it sound the best we can. There is a very strong Charlie Tuna feeling among the jocks here. I've worked for stations where I felt very disenfranchised from the rest of the day, but that's not how it is at TEN-Q. I think that, more than anything else, is the reason the station is doing so well in the ratings — that spirit comes through the air. You can hear it."

"The people do really care about how the station sounds and how we perform in the ratings — it all comes through to the listeners. It's the realization that what we do here in the end is ow calling card for the future."

Rock And Roll Survivors

Jim Conlee underscored Charlie's point, "My feeling about the whole thing is, and it really goes for the entire staff as well, you can say we have nothing to lose, but that's not really true. Sure, we're going to be history soon, but there are a lot of careers riding on the line here. The people do really care about how the station sounds and how we per-form in the ratings — it all comes through to the listeners. It's the realization that what

we do here in the end is our calling card for the future. That really has been our collect-ive attitude and prime motivation to keep going.

"The fact that everyone has hung around this long is a sign of their dedication to the station. Our image is becoming stronger and we're seeing some listener loyalty now. It's almost like that final scene in the movie 'FM' where all the people are in the street outside the station. While we would never go on the radio and encourage people to come down and picket or yell and scream, I wouldn't be overly surprised if it happened spon-taneously. It's just that feeling we have inside this radio station now."

Last Dance, Then What

The end for TEN-Q is unpredictably near . . . the exact date of the takeover has not yet been set, but mid-August is a good estimate (which would put the station in the thick of things for L.A.'s July-August ARB! ). When the transfer actually does take place the lights will literally go out at KTNQ. K-Love Broadcasting, the station's new owners, have con-structed and will broadcast from an entirely new studio location. When the switch is made the station will begin sending a signal from a different place.

With the end so near, you would think the staff is about to scatter in every direction, but they have all agreed to stay, according to Jim Conlee, "The company has offered an attractive situation, financially, to those of us who stick it out to the very end. Their (Storer's) objective is to deliver to the Libermans an operating radio station. We are oper-ating with what I call a 'bare essentials staff' right now and literally any single person that left would have to be replaced in order for TEN-Q to keep functioning. Storer understands that and has offered a very attractive severence situation to all employees who remain. It's an extremely nice thing to do from their standpoint, and it does help me keep everyone together."

Right now Jim and his staff are finalizing plans for the great TEN-Q send off party, which will take place on the air during the final hours. Plans are still somewhat sketchy, but it promises to be an air-check collector's dream. Reportedly every radio personality of note within Los Angeles has been invited to take part in the finale. As far as the jock staff goes, they all have expressed an interest in continuing to work in L.A. (or at least the West Coast) after TEN-Q is gone, but, amazingly, now their main concern is keeping TEN-Q alive and cooking right to the end.

As Charlie Tuna said, you can hear it on the air.

Bits SUPERSTARS BINGO ON KEWI: The bingo-type

card shown is the latest promotional piece from KEWI/ Topeka, and they billed it as the "Ultimate Contest." In cooperation with Worlds Of Fun, a Kansas City theme park, the station gave away 800 passports (tickets) using the Superstars game card. Using the rules of bingo the listeners simply covered the artists' names as their songs played on KEWI and called the station when they had a winner. A simple and very effective way of stretching those quarter-hours, as reported by KEWI PD J.R. Gree-ley.

QUICKIES: WEFM/Chicago is sponsoring a Summer Job Connection phone Vile, act-ing as a clearing house both for those looking for jobs and employers seeking applicants. The number operates I2noon-8pm Monday through Friday and is free . . WRKO/Boston has its "Beach Safety Campaign" surf-side again this summer. The station's van makes various stops throughout the summer promoting beach and boating safety with demon-strations and free pamphlets . KCMO/Kansas City has selected five local college stu-dents to participate in its summer news internship program. The students receive both college credit and actual on-the-job experience working in the KCMO news and public affairs department through the summer.

Motion A couple of (actually three) great jobs are currently open: KMJC/San Diego PDJeff

Salgo is looking for two personalities to fill his PM drive shift and early evening show. Contact Jeff at Magic 91 . . KTFM/San Antonio (sister FM to KTSA) needs a Program Director. GM Dan Mason said, "Our goal is to beat KTSA. I mean, just so we keep it in the family!" The station has been Disco, but is currently broadening its base of appeal considerably. Interested parties should contact Dan at the station . . . Rick Stancato is the new MD at KRLA/Los Angeles. He has been with the station for the past two years and since March has been acting as both music programmer and disco director . . . 92X/ Columbus MD Mike Perkins and his wife Patty are the new parents of baby daughter Megan, who arrived June Aith . . . WGBS/Miami has appointed Jim Edwards as the after-noon anchor and editor in their growing news department.

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it SHARING THE DAY WITH BYRD — While in Cleveland recently, Cher was interviewed by WZZP MD Tim Byrd for his local disco TV show, "Weekday Fever "Byrd and Cher are couched together above

IF EVERY STATION HAD AN OCEAN — KHJ air personality Bobby Ocean was in New Orleans recently and stopped by to visit WTIX. Pictured (tr) are WTIX air personality Marty Maxwell, MD Terry Young, Ocean, WTIX air personality Kim Stevens, and All South Distributors' Bobby "El".

REtRiFriday July 13 1979

ROGERS DONATES TALENTS TO CLIENTS — KFRC/San Francisco staged its fifth annual clients' party recently, with Kenny Rogers topping the en tertainment and duet partner Dottie West joining him. Pictured (Id are KFRC VP/GM Pat Norman, Rogers, West and UA VP Charlie Minor

TRA MPING THROUGH GEORGIA — A &M's Supertramp stopped by WCIXI/Atianta recently while in town for a concert Pictured (Id are A&M's Johnny Shuler, Supertremp's Roger Hodgson, WC2XI-FM MD Jeff McCartney, group's Dougie Thomson, and WaXI-A M-FM PD Don Benson.

SPYRO GYRA SCOPES OUT LONG ISLAND CRO WD — Infinity's Spyro Gyre played a WNBC/New York free concert in Long Island recently The group's Gerardo Velez (center, shirtless) Is pictured leading a group of radio and record guests over the boardwalk.

TRICK JOINS CKLC — Cheep Trick dropped by CKLC/Kingston, Ontario 'scantly following an area concert Pictured (Ad era CKLC GM/PD Jim Waren, CBS's Peter Budge, and Cheap Trick's Rick Nielsen.

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Advance Arbitron Results Washington, D.C.

W M( finally surpasses W MAL as total eek leader in market: WAVA and WWDC-FM lead AOR advance; W01. only Black station to show increase.

Ninst statilins ran on-air diary a iillll uncements during sweep after WPGC initiated practice.

WASH (PA) WAVA (A) WEAN (R) WGAY-AM-FM (BM) WGMS-AM-FM (CL) WHFS ( A ) WHUR (B) WJMD (BM/PA) VVKYS ( D) WMAL (PA) WMZQ (C) WOL (B) WOOK (B) WPGC-AM-FM ( R) WPIK (C) WRC (N/T) WRQX (R) WTOP (N) WUST (G) WWDC (PA) ‘VWDC-FM (A)

.1; I.' '79 A/M '79 4.2 5.6 2.0 2.8 .5 .8 7.5 8.7 3.4 3.1 1.0 1.5 6.3 5.9 4.4 4.5 2.9 2.4 10.5 9.3 3.4 3.0 2.8 3.3 6.8 6.0 10.4 11.0 .8 3.0 3.7 2.5 2.5 2.1 4.5 4.2 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.5 4.7 5.3

LETTERS

An Open Letter To The Radio And Record Industries

FOR MAT LEGE ND

A A OR, B Black, BB Band, B M Beautiful M usic. C Country, CL Classical

Disco, J Jazz, 111- Ne ws, 0 Oldies. PA Pop/Adult R Rock, RL Religious,

S Spanish, T Talk.

Both Average Quarter ROW Shares end Come Figures are Monday Sunday gar. 12rnidnight

Metro Surv•y Area This data is copyrighted by Arbitron Non subscribers to Arhifron syndicates, radio service may

nor 'worm/ or use this Information in any form

Monday-Sunday, 6am-Midnight, as crage shares, metro 12 .‘pril/May 1979 Arbitron. Advance figures wen. supplici: by subscribing stations and verified by Arbitron

St. Louis I hotIldrilaN •S new rockers debut strongly; baseball good to KMOX ; AOR's decline.

KADI (A) KATZ (B) KCFM (A) KEZK (BM) KKSS (B1 KMOX (NIT) 1CMOX-FM (A) KSD (PA) KSHE (A) KSLQ ( R) KWK/WWWK ( R) KX0K (R) WESL (B) WIL (C) WIL-FM (C) WRTH (BM)

0/N '78 3.4 3.1 2.9 5.6 3.5 21.8 4.6 6.0 7.3 7.3

5.8 1.2 5.5 7.1 4.4

A/M '79 11 2/ IA 61 3.4 26.5 3.5 31 5.5 61 9.2 5.5 11 4.2 4.4 31

Cleveland Most l'A stations increase;

other formats set mixed results; disco down.

WBBG (T) WCLV (CL) WDMT (D) WDOK (PA/N) WERE (N) WGAR (PA) WGCL (R) WHK ( C) WJMO (B) WJW (PA) WKSW (BM) WMMS (A) WQAL (BM) WWWE (PA) WWWM (A) WZZP (R)

PI.' '79 A/M '79 3.2 3.2 2.5 5.5 7.2 5.7 5,5 6.8 4.6 5.2 5.0 9.2 10.6 5.1 4.1 37

2.3 2.9 1.8 7.9 5.5 6.2 7.1 7.2 5.8 3.8 4.2 7.7 9.7 6.3 5.2 2.3

Geo, 116‘11 Reports continue to circulate about major personnel cutbacks and expense-slashings

in the record industry, as these companies report reduced sales in what they term a "soft" market Soaring Inflation, impending recession or depression, shortages and sky-rocketing prices of fuel, and a general perception of a decreasing standard of living are all cited as causes

At the same time. many Back Page 30. research-oriented programmers, including myself, are having a hard time finding many records that demonstrate overall acceptance in a majority of demographic target cells

Consider for a moment We've been through recessions. gas shortages. and runaway double-digit inflation before in this decade. and I don't recall those things causing the record dollar to become soft It was said that records are the best entertainment value So. if people had to cut back, they'd cut back on movies, concerts, and other "transitory" forms of entertainment, using those few disposable dollars on tangible items like records, which can be enjoyed again and again. • Could the reason people are buying fewer records be the same reason that program mers are finding fewer records that research well . . because there simply aren't that many pieces of product out right now that the majority of people like' Could it be that people are tired of hearing "If 1 Can't Have You" and -More Than A Feeling" ripped off and recut for the 788th tone'

Are record executives. anxious to come up with product that will cross to at least four different formats, coming up with product so non-offensibly palatable to everyone that it doesn 't really attract anyone'

Will programmers, unable to find product that generates significant positive acceptance be forced to trim playlists. tighten rotations, and increase the percentage of oldies' It happened before earlier in this decade, and it took a ''hot streak" by several major, innovative artists to break the slump Are we in for a rerun'

1 hope not. And I don't pretend to have the definitive answers to all the questions I've posed But 1 do know that the basic •••••ength that has underlain the success of Mass-Appeal radio since Gordon Sicliendon first drew up a hot clock has been the variety, diversity. and comfortable unpredictability of the music The "Age of Imitation" we're currently passing through is a threat to that foundation. How much longer will simulation be more important than innovation and stagnation overwhelm inspired creation" The answer lies with the artists. producers, and record companies the mselves, because they're the ones who decide what material will be released to make up the "available product pool" that the rest ,,f ui ,111St then choose from.

- Bobby Christian Program Director 96KX/Pittsburgh

Disco Radio Reaction Dear It&R,

A few thoughts on Mark Shipper's disco article in the June 29 RiliR . . 1 You quote a major market disco station PD as wanting his station to sound "like the

peak hour at a disco, around the dock." Well, you may have been referring to someone else. but I do recall having made similar statements many times over, both in and out of Print The proper context is this. It's record day The record promoter is in my office, telling me that he/she heard the record at 37 discos the night before Some probing reveals that 36 out of 37 al's played the record at about 9'15. as a "warm.up," if you will. Since I'm under-whelrned by the record to begin with, and since lines like "This record really stinks" and "NEXT'" lose their sting when overworked, I say, for example. "Unlike Le Dungeon. don't have a captive audience My listeners are tuning in at all hours . . Every hour on the station has got to be a peak hour ••

In other words, it's half truth and half manipulation The motives for such remarks may be any of the following ai to learn more about the record by Inviting a response. Is) to learn more about the record promoter cl to educate the record person to the needs of the station. or di to hurry an uninteresting conversation without being impolite

By and large. the spinners play their best records at the evening's peak What I'm really saying is that I want toplay the hits the disco hits

The discos are a tremendous testing site . Good floor reaction at a number of area clubs is frequently an early tipoff is there another radio genre that has available tail so nearly perfect and so inexpensive a method of testing new product? Yes, there are many differences between the discotheque experience and the radio-listening experience, but that does not mean we shouldn't take advantage of a new source of extremely current informa-tion. Each local club is a mlni•tipsheet, with one very major advantage the personal rela-tionship you can develop with the spinner that few people can establish with the compilers of the trade charts

3 You imply that WKTI: is slipping back toward obscurity They went from an II 3 to a 10 3 to a 76 They are still the No I radio station in the Western Hemisphere Their Media-trends are back up to a 102 Ever since the famous It 3, nobody is satisfied with 6's and 7's in New York'

I 1 am quite in agreement with you that good Disco radio still has to be good radio That and 504, sir, will get you a ride on the

5 WKTU did not always play the long 12" versions of songs Cat least while I was the, el While there were exceptions. the jocks usually were free to play any of the 2 or 3 available versions of a song when it came up in the rotation

6 "Hi. I'm a listener You played a song yesterday around 4'00 Can you tell me the name' It was something about dancing " The lyrics have got to improve"'

- Matthew Clenott Program Director WD11 ,Chicago

Dear M R: 1 very much enjoyed Mark Shipper's article on radio's newest format Disco I think

Mark made some very good points about people's decision to go Disco without a lot of in. market research

A lot of fast food outlets, in this country, spend months and months, and sometimes years researching their mcirkets appetitie for a certain new twist of prepared food The radio business is really no different, and those who spend lots of time after they put their Disco format on the air trying to figure out why it isn't working may have been a lot smarter to take the time up front to figure out whether or not their market even wanted Disco

The dichotomy in Mark's presentation is illustrated by the fact that he keeps talking about how Disco radio should not mirror what's happening inside the discotheques and should

reflect a radio sound instead He parallels the use of twelve-inch long versions with the discotheques There is a current album out called "A Night At Studio 54," which presents the mix the way it's heard in the disco The interesting thing about it is, is none of the songs on the record are the complete version If in fact, these radio stations playing twelve-inches are trying to mirror what's happening in the discotheques. they should take another look I've been In many discos where you never heard the complete song So. in other words, maybe the joke's on us Maybe the twelve-inch record is only like a saxophone A saxophone

is part of the orchestra but by itself. it's just a saxophone I don't think Disco radio is going to just go away or change into some other nuance

Disco radio and disco music, whether it be in the discotheque or pressed onto vinyl, will be around for some time The fact of the matter is that when AOR radio started, a general manager that I had came to me and said ••well we had our first good book but will the music last?" Well, ten years later and. I'm sure at least a million records later, the music's still here As long as there's an audience wining to receive the content, there will he the supply The was we have to look at it is that certain parts of the country have a demand shortage rather than a supply shortage which is the way I like to look at the oil problem

Once again. thanks for a great article - Dwight Douglas

Burkhart Thramy & 1ssoc

Richard Smith Named Infinity National Promotion Director Richard Smith has been named

Director. National Promotion at In-finity Records. He will concentrate on "the interaction of all radio for-mats," while devoting spetial atten-tion to direct-ion Infinity's overall black music efforts. Smith was most recently Regional Promo-tion Manager/Midwest for Arista, and has worked in promotion at Casablanca, Buddah, Stax. and UA. Infinity VP/Promotion Peter

Gidion, who announced the appoint-ment along with VP/Field Promo-tion Rick Swig, commented. "The addition of Richard Smith to our nation promotion team gives us a true balance of organizational ex-pertise . . Richard's involvement

with the Infinity team will allow us to service all radio formats more thoroughly as well as giv-ing us additional emphasis at Black radio and with the black music community."

GRT's Edwards Dismissed, Jacobs Resigns GRT Corp. President and Chief

Operating Officer Gordon Ed-wards was dismissed by the firm's Board of Directors Tuesday (7-3), following the Bank of America's demanding immediate repayment of $6 million in secured loans from the financially beleaguered firm. In addition, GRT Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Of-ficer Robert Jacobs resigned his post. Jacobs will remain with GRT as a consultant, handling both day-to-day operations and negotia-tions with the Bank of America. The GRT Board also announced it

would retain special counsel to aid in negotiations with the bank. GRT's present financial position

sterns in part from the loss of ABC Records' tape manufacturing when that label was sold to MCA Rec-ords earlier this year. The subse-quent loss of revenue forced GRT into staff cutbacks and curtail-ment of its own record operations. While GRT has settled with MCA

Records, gaining the right to man-ufacture two million tape units per year for MCA over the next two years. GRT's current suit with ABC Inc. remains unsettled at this time.

Arthur Fiedler

Dies At 84 Arthur Fiedler, the most pop-

ular American conductor in re-cent times, died Tuesday (7-10) of a heart attack at his home. He was 84, and had undergone brain sur-gery and a number of fainting spells in recent months. The heart attack was his fifth. Fiedler, conductor of the re-

nowned Boston Pops Orchestra for over 50 years, bridged wide musi-cal gaps to present a comprehen-sive cross-section of music to the public via concert performances and records. He was able to pop-ularize classical works and "cla&sic-alize" popular music, giving the Boston Pops treatment to songs by the Beatles, the Bee Gees, and many other pop artists. In addi-tion to his musical perception, he became a widely popular figure for his flamboyant conducting style and vast enthusiasm for his work. He traditionally led the Pops in an annual 4th of July concert along Boston's Charles River, but be-cause of persistent ill health had to miss the chance to conduct his 53rd Independence Day perform-ance.

Van McCoy Dies

Of Heart Attack Van McCoy, a prominent pro-

ducer/writer/artist since the early 60's, died Friday (7-6) of a heart attack. McCoy was best known for his early disco hit. 1975's "The Hustle" on Ave°, but wrote hits for countless artists for over a decade before. including "Baby I'm Yours" by Barbara Lewis, "When You're Young And In Love" (a frequently-covered song best known perhaps by the Marvelettes ), and several hits by Peaches St Herb during their first successful era in the late 60's. McCoy also wrote for, among others, Jackie Wilson, the Shirelles. Bobby Yee. Gladys Knight, Lesley Gore, Sam & Dave, Gene Pitney, Lulu, Peter & Gordon, and continued to be active with his own production company through the 70's.

GOTTA GET OUT HERE!

Randy Vanwarmer The smash follow-up to the gold single, "Just When I Needed You Most"

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78 REIR/Friday, July 13, 1979

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Supertramp Robert John

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John Stewart

ADDS & HOT Music Key: (DPI indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/Or night (RA) indicates

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SOUTH Most Added Hottest Little River Band

Supertra mp Charlie Daniels Band Earth. Wind Et Fire Donna Summer

Anita Ward

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911-114/Neas York. NY

Rob Kisco

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CRUNiTorareo. CAN.

W ad loses

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ELO 5-3 DONNA SUMMER 22-9 HER SMITH 15-10

CIGRIMSOSIWOOL CJUL

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W ADCINew York, NY

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KNACK CRUSADERS

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DAVID NAUGHTON 21-11 ARS 18-14 KIST. 27 -20

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WIFIlYkilladelphia PA

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BARBRA STREISAND SUPERTRAMP IAN HUNTER Hottest: SUPERTRAMP D-1

DIONNE WARWICK 7-4 DAVID NAUGHTON 9-7 IARRY RAFFERTY 16-10 RINGS 21-19

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Ilea Elliott

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JONES GIRLS 23-I6 ARS 26-21

W RE O(Beelos. N A

li nk McKay

HOT CHOCOLATE SNIFF A TEARS Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 1-1 JOHN STEWART 9-4 VAN HALER 16-11 CARS 21-14 CHIC 25-18

Parallel Two

1301P1ttsburgh. PA

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CHARLIE DANIELS KNACK SPYRO GYRA HERMAN BROOD Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 1-1 JOHN STEWART 8-5 MCFADDEN 4 WRITER 17-9 13FEAIManch mter. NH

DR. HOOK 23-17 !Lek Ryder

NARBRA STREISAND 10-20 KNACK

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TONY ORLANDO (Up) Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 2-1 ABBA 9-5 ANITA WARD 12-7 BLONDIE 2)-19 CHIC 26-20

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KNACK Hottest, DONNA SUMMER 3-1

JOHN STEWART 13-6 DR. HOOK 12-7 ARS 17-9

JOE COCKER 0-11

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Jell Frank

KNACK Hottest:

EW4F I-1 GERRY RAFFERTY 9-6 ARS 14-7 DAVID NAUGHTON I5-II MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 21-1

W HY14/11pringfleld. M A

Ion Capurso

CHARLIE DANIELS EWA( SUPERTRAMP Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 2-1 E1441, 7-4 CHIC 29-12 DR. HOOK 16-13 ELTON JOHN 28-24

Parallel Three

BONNIE POINTER EWLF NIGHT (Up)

LAB (Up) Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 1-1 BLONDIE 10-6 CHIC 18-9 BAABRA STREISAND WINGS 23-17

14 WX/ Whseling. W11

25-10 AB1 Robeets

W AIIZRIew Raven. CT

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ROBERT PALMER LAB SUPERTRAMP ELO

POCO Hottest:

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MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 9-5 POCO 1)-5 OR. HOOK 12-9 ABBA 14-7

BARBRA STREISAND 23-16 KIOVErie.PA

Bill Shannon

1-1

W BBFIRochemer. NY

To m Nast

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EW&F ELO MAUREEN MCGOVERN DIONNE WARWICK HOTEL Hottest: ANITA WARD 2-1 EW4F 8-4 JOHN STEWART 14-5 JOE JACKSON 17-11 GERRY RAFFERTY 21-12

W DRCiliartIced. CT

Iten English

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ANITA WARD 1-1 JOHN STEWART 17-11 CHIC 12-4

KISS 26-21 JOHN STEWART 11-5 POCO 17-6 ROBERT JOHN 21-8

BARBRA STREI ,AND COOPER BROS

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W ISO Marrisburg. PA

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POCO 13-8

W PBTITrenioe. NI

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W GUYIllangar. ME

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WLBZ/Bangor ME

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Hottest: ANITA WARD 2-1

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W IILIParkersburp. W Y

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DR. HOOK 11-8 ELTON JOHN 21-15

SOUTH

Parallel One

KRBElliouston. TX

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QlOSITa mpa. FL

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Y100/141a mi. FL

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SOUTH 293/Allenta. GA

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EEO BLACKFOOT ROBERT PALMER

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BARBRA STREISAND 25-15

297(Fort Worth, TX

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DR. HOOK 18-8 KANSAS 21-14

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920/Nashville. 174

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940/Atlanta. GA

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ROBERT PALMER ROBERT JOHN

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B1105 ,Orlando. FL

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KISS KANSAS

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KLIFIDallan TX

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ICTSA'San Antonio, TX

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100C106/Binningham. AL

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GERRY RAFFERTY II-7 AND 13-8 KNACK 27-17 HOTEL D-26

W AKY/lounnalle. KY

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W APEilackaonville, FL.

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W GHTNorlolk, VA

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WHBO,Morn phis TN

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VITD Macbsoa MS

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W AXY ,Ft Laudnsdnl. FL

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JOE COCKER EDDIE RABBITT KNACK Hottest, DONNA SUMMER 1-1

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CHEAP TRICK 15-12 ARS 28-22

W AYS/Charlotte NC

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W NO UNIew Orliteris LA

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EM41 KNACK SUPERTRAMP HOT CHOCOLATE

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CROWD PLEASEAS 26-12

CHIC 31-16

W N W/ Miami FL

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ELTON JOHN MAXINE NIGHTINGAL

Hottest: Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS I-1 DONNA SUMMER 4-1

ARS 13-8 BARBRA STREISAND 8-1 ELTON JOHN 17-11 RAYDIO 10-6 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL' 23-13 KENNY ROGERS 19-15 JOE JACKSON 22-16 KISS 21-19

WBSO/AuguMe GA

Deuce Sieves.

LAB 8ECKMEIRE BROS ROBERT PALMER DIANA ROSS Hottest:

CHARLIE DANIELS 9-1 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 12-5 BLACKPOOT 13-6 JOHN STEWART 17-12 JOE JACKSON 19-16

WERC/Birminghom. AL

Coyote Calhoun

EW4F SUPERTRAMP DIONNE WARWICK SPYRO GYRA BRAN TCHAIKOVSKY Hottest:

ROBERT JOHN 2-1 ELTON JOHN 14-5 WET WILLIE 13-9 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 18-1 KNACK 26-14

W FLI/Chattanooga. TN

Rose Brooks

RAYDIO BRAN TCHAIKOVSKY EWAF OAK TONY ORLANDO

DIONNE WARWICK 'TRIUMPH Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS 1-1 DOOSIE BROTHERS 4-2 POCO D-8 EDDIE BABBITT 23-15 EW4F MCFADDEN 4 WHITEN 25-16 WINGS

ANNE MURRAY JAMES TAYLOR Hottest: CR OWD PLEASERS EW4F 9-4 JOHN STEWART 13-10 ARS 17-12 WET WILLIE 27-22

3

W R ifilEnosville TN

Mark Thompeon

ERB

NIGHT ABS Op) DRAM TC HAIKOVSKY (UP) Hottests CHARLIE DANIELS 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 7-3 RAYDIO 11-7 BARBRA STREISAND 33-17 PETER FRAMPTON 26-20

WSGAiSavaruish, GA

Terry Rogers

DIONNE WARWICK MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS 1-1 DR. HOOK 9-6 TEDDY PENDERGRASS 18-KNACK 28-23 ROBERT JOHN 11-Z7

W SGN/Birroingho m. AL

"Mau Branton

ELO LAB BLACKFOOT Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS 16-1 ROBERT JOHN 17-2 bLONDIE 9-4 KINKS 19-6 KISS 22-11

W TDUNew Orleans. LA

Terry Young

14-1

Y103/lacksonville, FL

Maio Pdt

ERSE' ROBERT JOHN LAB Hottest: ANITA WARD I-1 ELO 11-3 DR. HOOK 13-7

CHARLIE DANIE LS 23-9 KNACK 35-24

Ytn/Ta mpa. FL

Bob McNeil

ROBERT JOHN SPYRO GYRA ELTON JOHN BLONDIE SUPERTOAMP Hottest: ANITA WARD 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 1)-6 JOHN STEWART 15-10 PETER FRAMPTON 18-13 RAYDIO 24-15

29EVLIttle Rock. AR

Karen William,

Parallel Three WFLII/Farettevill• NC Stanley B Stewart

CX101 ,Cocoe Beach. FL

Steve Ocean

SUPERTRAMP 61.1040 CUBA M CKIE LEE JONES LAB WHITEFACE Hottest:

CHARLIE DANIELS 9-1 ANITA WARD 17-9 DONNA SUMMER 23-14 euroa JOHN 26-20 KNACK 34-26

100/Mobil., AL

lien Roberts

BAHORA STREISAND SPYRO GYRA DIANA ROSS RAY SAWYER HOTEL SNIFF 6 TEARS Hottest, KC 4 SUNSHINE 2-1 MASS PRODUCTION 11-6 CHARLIE DANIELS 16-10 CHIC 20-11 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 28-IK

wIrONMerissa. GA M e D well

M S/ KANSAS LAB CARS SPYRO GYRA

DIONNE WARWICK

ROCKETS

SUPERTRAMP

Hottest: ELO 1-1

Dar SUPERTAAMP Hottest:

GERRY RAFFERTY 20-12 DONNA SUMMER 8-1 BARBRA STREISAND 22-17 HET WILLIE 10-6

RAYDIO 24 RAyD10 II-0 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 30-21ELTON JOHN 15-10

MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 20-16 F.AAY/Linis Rock. AR

lae lames W OL VTalskesese, FL

RAYDIO JOE JACKSON BLONDIE Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 JOHN STEWART 5-3 BARBRA STREISAND 11-5 ELTON JOHN 19-14 CHARLIE DANIELS 24-17

KATC/Beaumont. TX

Paul King

JENNIFER WARNED CHARLIE DANIELS BILL CONTI WET WILLIE NIGHT

NOtC n :1-:" H "O" II

JOHN STEWART 2-1 ELO 7-5 ELTON JOHN 15-12

DONNA SUMMER 20-15 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 24-

LAB Hottest: DR. HOOK 1-I PETER FRAMPTON 14-7 RAYDIO 15-8 BARBRA STREISAND 27-15 CHARLIE DANIELS 26-16

WIRE M mt Pahn Beach FL.

Roslyn Schwa,.

BRAN TCHAIKOVSKY EVO4F Hottest: JOHN STEWART 2-1 ELO 6-2 PETER FRAMPTON 7-3

KANSAS 22-17 CARS 36-30

WRVO/Richmond VA

Bill Thomas

LAB ELO KANSAS Hottest: ANITA WARD 1-1 MCFADDEN 4 WHITEN 12-4 BLONDIE 14-8 ROBERT JOHN )1-16 PEACHES 4 HERB 24-17

KILE,Gelveston TX

isel.Thclor

BLONDIE SUPENTRAAP ROBERT JOHN DIONNE WARWICK SITE FLYTE Not EW4F 4-1 ANITA. WARD 3-2 ABS 6-4 DONNA SU MMER 8-5 PETER FRAMPTON 26-20

KSEULubbock, TX

sB King

KNACK EW4F Hottest: ANITA WARD 2-1 ABOA 10-4 DONNA SUMMER 1S-6

WINGS 22-17 BLONDIE D-21

W AAY/Huntsville, AL

lay Fredericks

CARS H ARDIE WET WILLIE SPYRO GYRA ABS Hottest: ANITA WARD 2-1 CHARLIE DANIELS 18-4 RAYDIO 12-6 ARS 13-8 ROBERT JOHN 27-16

W AGO,Atbens. GA

Brady McGraw

SUPERTRAMP NIGHT

LAB TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS 1-1

DONNA SUMMER 5-3 KISS 10-7 ELTON JOHN 13-8 ABBA 14-9

W ANS,Anderson. SC

Nona Reel

CLIMAX BLUES BAND CAPS DIANA ROSS (dp) OAK Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS I-1 ARS 6-2 KISS 9-5

Imo & miner

LAB

EEO PATTI SMITH NIGHT SNIFF 4 TEARS O P) DIRE STRAITS Op) ROBERT PA LMER (Up)

ROCKETS (Up) EDWIN STAPP (Up)

HOT CHOCOLATE (Up) Hottest: ANITA WARD 2-1 ARS 6-2 CHARLIE DANIELS 12-7

DONNA SUMMER 13-9 BARBRA STREISAND 17-In

WIelY44orilgoomay AL

RICE Thomas

OSMONDS SUPERTRAMP ELO

22 mAYNARD FERGUSON DIONNE WARWICK Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS 1-I EDDIE BABBITT 4-2 WET WILLIE 9-4 KISS 11-S ELTON JOHN 17-10

VASE Asheville NC

Ray Willson.

SUPERTRAMP NIGHT

GO LRB SNIFF 4 TEARS DIANA ROSS BECKMEIRE BROS Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS 11-1 JOE JACKSON 10-4 BLONDIE 12-6

KNACK 22-9 ELTON JOHN 19-11

WLEE/Richnsond VA

Ken Curtis

CHIC MAUREEN MCGOVERN ROBERT JOHN Hottest: ANITA WARD 1-1 POCO 10-6 ABBA 1)-8 ARS 14-9 BLONDIE 17-11

W RFC/Athens GA

Gary Kirk

ROBERT JOHN LAB JONES GIRLS BRAN TCHAIKOVSKY BIER LOWE (Up) ELO (Up) RICKIE LEE JONES Op/ BECKMEIRE BROS (Up) Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 1-1 CHARLIE DANIELS 14-2 KISS 6-3 MCFADDEN 4 WHITEN 9-4 JOE JACKSON 17-12

WTINA/Clisaleetan. SC

Rick Tracey

DIONNE WA RWICK SUPERTRAMP MAUREEN MCGOVERN BR AN TCHAIKOVSKY CARS Hottest: ROBERT JOHN 1-1 CHARLIE DANIELS 11-B EDDIE RABBIT? 17-12

KNACK 19-9 PETER FRAMPTON 18-13 MARSHALL TUCKER 24-19 ...RIC 24-17

W OOQiColumbus. GA

Zee Danes

KNACK ROBERT PALMER BLONDIE HOT CHOCOLATE NICK LOWE Hottest: SISTER SLEDGE 1-1 CHARLIE DANIELS 12-5

RAYDIO 19-14 JOHN STEWART 21-18 DONNA SUMMER )8-20

WSET/Winston-Salem. NC

Pete Berry

CARS DOLLY PARTON Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS 8-1 JOHN STEWART 5-) CHEAP TRICK 11-8 ELTON JOHN 15-9 GERRY RAFFERTY 18-12

REIR/Friday. July 13, 1979 Page 29

MIDWEST Most Added Hottest Little River Band John Stewart

Earth Wind & Fire Dr Hook Chic Barbra Streisand

ADDS & HOTS Music Key: (DPI indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night RAJ indicates

the song was dropped from the playlist then re-added.

WEST Most Added Hottest Little River Band Donna Summer Supertramp Anita Ward Earth, Wind Et Fire John Stewart

MIDWEST MID WEST

Parallel One

Cl a W(Dettoli 1111

Romoll• Trotabley

KIM) & DAVID NAUGHToN

Nott•st: DONNA SUPINER A-1 DR. NOOK 14-5 BARBRA STREISAND 13-6 FIVE SPECIA LS 23-12 JOHN STEWART 26-17

EICQ/Karte m City. M O

Mar tha Lararberg

Elm MAUREEN MCGOVERN ROBERT PALMER BRAM TCHAIKOVSKY LAB Hot test CHARLIE DANIELS 1-1 JOHN STEWART 8-4 HILLY THORPE 25-13 BARBRA STREISAND 27-17 TRIURPH .79-11

ID Willitimaecrpolla MN

Days Thowww:m

JOE JACKSON 101ACK £I.0 GERRY RAFFERTY

Ewe Ir Hott•st: CHEAP TRICK 2-1 RAYDIO 8-2 CHARLIE DANIELS 13-5 JOHN STEWART 15-8 PETER FRARETON 17-10

MILO S, Louts. M O

Phil ho w

SAC

',EYR,, SARA CHUCK BERRY Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS 1 1 -1 SUPERTRAMP 20-9 JOE JACKSON 21-15 CHIC 24-16 CARS 30-11

EBTFIMIonsapolto M N

Steve Perms

MARSHALL TUCKER CHIC LRB PEACHES S HERB Hotteet REX SMITH 1-1 GERRY RAFFERTY 11-8 JOHN STEWART 17-1) BARBRA STREISAND 20-15 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 24-20

W GCLiCleyedarad. CM

Bob Trade

LAB PATRICK HERNANDE2 MAUREEN MCGOVERN MAXINE NIGHTINGAL

BLACKFOOT Not t•st ANITA WARD 1-1 DAVID NAUGHTON 3-2 CHEAP TRICK 9-4 DR. 110011 15-10 KNACK 24-16

W LI/OkkaagetAL

Alear basus

RICEIE LEE JONES IRA) RAYDIO Hottestt ANITA WARD 2-1

RICKIE LEE JONES A-10 VAN HALER 18-15

ELO 25-18 CHIC 30-21

W OKYMILleraukas. WI

Ms Brown

ROBERT JOHN SPERO GYRA LAB Hottest: PICNIC LEE JONES_ 2-1 CHEAP TM ICP 8-4 DR. HOOK 13-7 HELLAMY BROTHERS 20-17 ELTON 1085 22-18

W EZP ,Cleorlaort ON

Randy Kaboch

' RES GIRL.06

KNACK Hottest: ANITA WARD 1-I DAVID NAUGHTON 4-2 BARBRA STREISAND 20-12 CARS 13-16 SPERO GERA 27-22

Parallel Two

92X CcJumbus OH

Mike Pedalo

DOSE SPYRO GERA ROBERT JOHN CARS

DIONNE WARWICK SUPERTRAMP (dp, BILLY THORPE Idp) Hottest: CHEAP TRICK 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 14-3 CHARLIE DANIELS 25-7 CHIC 21-8 JOHN STEWART 20-14

10011/Des MoloakIA

GarySterre r

,ISARLIE DANIE LS ELTON JOHN ARS Hotte•t: ANITA WARD 4-I CHEAP TRICK 7-4 SUPERTRAMP 10-6 DAVID NAUGHTON 16-11 PETER ERAMPTON 21-19

E01-04/10hhshota• City, OK

Cheek Morgan

PEACHES & HERB SUPERTRAMP NIGHT Hott••t: CHEAP TRICK 2-1 JOHN STEWART 10-5 DONNA SUMMER 18-10 ELTON JOHN 1)-17 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 20-22

KRAVriulse. OK

Gary Reynolds

WE/ WILLIE CHARLIE DANIELS MARSHALL TUCKER CHIC

Hottemt: BARBRA STREISAND 1-1 ROBERT JOHN 18-6 'MEDI° 14-11 MCFADDEN & WHITER 11-1)

1:293/Peorra. n. Keith Edwards

CHIC ELO NIGHT BLUE OYSTER CULT Hott••t: CHARLIE DANIELS 10-1 RAYDIO P-5 BARBRA STREISAND 16-9 BLONDIE 21-11 MAEINE NIGHTINGAL /0-13

W GRD G..nd Rapids MI

Ron White

DAVID NAUGHTON CARS Hottest: CHEAP TRICK 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 9-3 BAD CC:APART 8-5 JOHN STEWART 15-9 DR. HOOK 25-19

W HOT/Toungstown. OH

Dick Thompson

SPYRO GERA ERSE HET WILLIE Hott•st. EEO 2-1 POCO 12-8 PETER FRAMPTON 15-10 ABS 23-12 BARBRA STREISAND 13-14

W IY Oklahoma City OK

Sandy loose

DIONNE WARWICK CHIC NICOLETTE LARSON PEACHES & HERB Hottest ANITA WARD 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 5-2 DR. HOOK 6-3 JOHN STEWART 9-5 RAYDIO 24-17

W NAP/Incharkspohr. 04

Mank Mitch

MARSHALL TUCKER RIGHT BLACKIOOT WHO LAB BILLY THORPE Hottest: ELO 2-1 CHEAP TRICK 3-1 CHIC 22-8 WINGS 20-14 ROBERT JOHN 79-19

W OHO/Totedo. O H

Beau [Woo

BARBRA STREISAND KNACK JOE JACKSON Nott•st: CHEAP TRICE 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 6-3 ABB* 1)-10 RAYDIO 17-13 CHARLIE DANIELS 25-20

W O WOntalte. NE

Row Davis

DOSE SUPERTRAMP MAUREEN MCGOVERN LOB Hottest

CHEAP TRICK 2-1 ANITA WARD 10-2 WINGS 11-7 ABB.% 20-11 BARRRA STREISAND 15-12

W V1C East Lansing MI

Bob Berry

ROCKETS JOURNEY BLACKFOOT ROBERT JOHN LAb Hottest: DONNA SUMMER I-1 ELTON JOHN 15-11 BARBRA STREISAND 19-13 KNACK 22-16 ABOA 25-20

EITITDa mottparklA

MMIN Meu mmelly

CHIC CHARLIE DANIELS MAXINE NIGHTINGAL JOE JACIISON Hott•st ANITA WARD 1-1 ELO 5-3 JOHN STEWART 8-5 DR. NOON 9-6 (NSF 1)-9

W M/Madison. WI

lonathoo Little

LAB JOURNEY RAY SAWYER Hottest:

ANITA WARD 1-1 BARBRA STREISAND 10-5 PETER FRAMPTON 14-9 KNACK 24-14 DR. HOOP 27-16

LAB JOAN BAEZ Hott•st: ELO 4-1

JOHN STEWART 5-2 /MBA 10-6 CHARLIE DANIE LS 20-14 1Dp!E RABBIT? 24-19

Parallel Three

KI WITopekts. KB

I R Greeley

CABS Hottest:

SUPERTRAMP 3-1 ELO 7-3 ABBA 8-4 JOHN STEWART 12-6 BELLAMy 'MOTHERS 10-19

EFER/Bisatarelt. ND

Dan Brannan

JOE JACKSON SPERO GYRA

BILLY THORPE ANNE MURRAY Hott•stt JOHN STEWART 1-I ARS 11-10

ANITA WARD 16-12 KNACK 20-14

OR. HOOK D-19

IOUS Rapid City SD

• Sberwyn

ENS, MOODY BLUE,-Hott•sts DR. HOOP 1-1 HAD COMPANY 4-2 M BA 7-3

ARS 11-7 CHEAP TRICK 15-12

EEIKSSIous Fedlo SD

GraeSbaw

101ACK NET WILLIE EN&I SPYRO GYRA Hottest:

DONNA SUMMER 5-1 ELO 4-2 DR. NOOK 9-5 WINGS 15-9 ARS 22-17

KIXId Stand Forks. ND

Wynn Darts

CHARLIE DANIELS PEACHES & HERB ROBERT JOHN ELO CARS

Hottest. M BA

RAYDIO 15-7 DP. HOOF 14-9

BARBRA STREISAND 25-15 JOE JACKSON 28-20

KOVILIfFanyo. ND

Richards

CARS [Ws,

CLIMAX BLUES BAND ANNE MURRAY LAZY RACER LOBO JENNIFER BARNES Hottest: CHEAP TRICK 1-1

DR. HOOK 12-5 KNACK 29-18

CHARLIE DANIELS 11-24 BLONDIE 35-25

WIUCl/Duluth. kol

Bruce MacGregor

DAVID NAUGHTON ERSE LAB JEREMY SPENCER Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS 1-1 ANITA WARD 9-4 BARBRA STREISAND 17-10

GERRY RAFFERTY 18-12 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 30-15

W EAC Ksru C oln, WI

lUck Roberts

SPYRO GERA NIGHT MAUREEN MCGOVERN DAVID NAUGHTON Hott••t. DR. HOOK 1-1 ELO 6-3 ANNE MURRAY 10-5 JOHN STEWART 1)-7 EDDIE RABRITT 12 9

W EIC/Dultith. MN

Stores B. Oliver

(HI: LRB

NET WILLIE Hottest; DONNA SUMRER 4-1 CHARLIE DANIE LS 17-3 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 13-5 BARBRA STREISAND 20-1S ROBERT JOHN 26-22

W ENIF/Euserm Me IN

Barry lames

dLONDIE WET WILLIE MAXINE NIGHTINGAL CHIC CHARLIE DANIELS SA HARA STREISAND Hott•tit: DONNA SUMMER 2-1 JOHN STEWART 1-2 ELO 4-) DR. HOOK 8-4 ELTON JOHN 11-6

W ON , Cloud MN

Torn Lay

MAUREEN MCGOVERN

ART GARFUNKEL DOLLY PARTON HERB ALPERT ERSE Mott•st ANNE MURRAY 4-I OR. NO M: 17-5

JAMES TAYLOR 15-A ELTON JOHN 19-10

RAYDIO 21-14

K NAINNessals. WI

Steve Otle

KANSAS CHIC

ELO 2-I ANITA WARD 4-2 DONNA SUMMER 11-7 ELTON JOHN 111-1

1.155 22-1 7

W REIBRactee WI

Mask M yers

ROBERT 1010: [NSF SUPERTR Mip ELO TRIUMPH • HOTEL NIGHT

MAUREEN MCGOVERN MICHAEL JOHNSON :1: Nott•st ELO I-1

DONNA SI MMER lo -2 ANITA WARD 15-i rel&F 12-5 RAYDIO 23-11

W RO VIlockked.11

Chock Dia mond

LOB

DIONNE HARR! SUPERTIIAMP Hottest: DAVID NAUGHTON JAY FERGUSON 12-4 ABBA 14-5

BARBRA STREISAND 13-9 JOHN STEWART 37-15

WSPT Stevens Point WI

Pat Martin

ELO CLIMAX BLUES BAND ROBERT PALMER LAB BRAM TCHAIKOVSFY Hottest:

CHARLIE DANIELS 9-1 JOE JACKSON 8-1 KNACK 12-6 ELTON JOHN 17-12 WINGS 19-13

WTRU M uskegon. MI

Ion London

JAMES TAYLOR RAYDIO Hottest: ANITA WARD 1-1

CHEAP TRICK 3-2 R1CKIE LEE JONES 10-7 JOHN STEWART 17-10 BARBRA STREISAND 19-1 •

W Y1FM/Youngstorrn OH

lack Taylor

CARS Hottest:

STYX 1-1 ANITA WARD 3-2 DONNA SUMMER 10-6 ELO 9-7 JOHN STEWART 12-I'

WEST WEST Parallel One

B100/San Diego CA

C C McCartney

:MAINE NIGHTINGAL SUPERTRAPIP EDDIE RABBITT )AK ELO BRAM TCHAIKOVSKY hot test

DONNA SUMMER 5-1 101161 STEWART 6-2 ANNE MURRAY 10-6 ARS 15-11 JAMES TAYLOR 113-10

KEARTHIce Angeles CA

Bob Hamilton

RICKIE LEE JONES NICK L ONE ROBERT PALMER LOBO DIONNE WARWICK RONNIE BOYER Idol Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND 3-1 KNACK 13-4 DR. HOOK 19-14 RAYDIO 21-17 CHIC 23-18

KFlias Angeles CA

Rogan Cohn.

ROBERT JOHN Ele&F Hott••t, DONNA S UMMER 2-1

DR. HOOK 9-5 JOHN STEWART 11-8 ELT ON JOHN 15-1 CHIC 15-15

KFRC San Frenclaco CA

Lae Garland

KATLIC) (M. HOOK CHARLIE DANIE LS PATRICK MMMMMM DES Hot t y•t DONNA SUMMER 1-1

-HEAP TRICK 4-1 KNACK 21-9

JOE JACKSON 18-12 'ARS 24-19

1011 ,1.. Angel . CA

Chuck M artin

PATRICK HERNANDEZ °OMNI( POINTER LOB ROCKETS 4,5

DONNA SUMMER 1-1

BARBRA STREISAND I8-1 LA M) NAUGHTON 26-12

DR. HOOK 22-1) KNACK 20-15

KDIN Denver. C O

Chuck Buell

KANSAS

KNACK CHIC PINK LADY TONY ORLANDO Hott•st: CIO 2-1 ELTON JOHN 9-4 ;CRAY RAFFERTY 10-5 POCO 15-8 DONNA SUMMER 19-11

KDIGMeattlo W A

Rob Co wed

LW& r ...UPERTRANIP ROBERT JOHN MAXINE NIGHTINGAL Hott•st.

ANITA WARD 5-1 DR. HOOP 9-6 JOHN STEWART 16-7

ELTON JOHN 17-10 DONNA SUMMER D-11

KIRIesttle W A

Tracy Mdchell

Hottest:

DONNA SUMMER 3-1 ANITA WARD 8-2 7AY FERGUSON 9-6 UPERTRAMP 17-7 JOHN STEWART 12-9

KOPA Rtmenor AZ !ohm Volpe

LOB MARSHALL TUCKER Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 1-1 DO. HOOK 10-4 0155 15-7 .INGS 13-13 PETER FRAMPTON 14-11

KUPD'Phoenta AZ

!ohs Sebastian

KANSAS

THIN LIZZY Hottest: KNACK 2-1 rARS 3-3 ELO 10-5 RINGS 11-8

suPERTRAMP 23-16

Parallel Two

KCP VSoli Lobe City. UT

Gray Waldron

!A4I Lws Hot t•st GERRY RAFFERTY I-1 ANITA WARD 3-2

JOHN STEWART II-5 H MS 10-6 DONNA SUMMER 17-10

KENOrlar Vegas, NV

Scott Gentry

SUPERTRAMP BARBRA STREISAND Hott•st: GERRY RAFFERTY 3-1 ANITA WARD 9-4 DONNA SUMMER 15-7 RAYDIO 18-11 KANSAS 19-14

ICERN Bakertield CA

Kots MItcbrIl

CHIC WET WILLIE

MARSHALL TUCKER EDDIE RABB ITT LAB Hottest:

ANITA HARD 1-1 DONNA S UMMER 10-4 JOHN STEWART 11-6 ELTON JOHN 21-11

RAYDIO 2)-14

KFE WSan Bernaduto. CA

Ftancis Pete

Hottest:

KENNY ROGERS 1 - 1 JOHN STEWART 11-5 POCO 11-9 PETER FRAMPTON 18-I JAMES TAYLOR 21-115

KG W Portland ON

%Chard Hark.,

agar LAE. Hottest: PAYDIO 2-1 ELO 6-1 JOHN STEWART 12-5 ELTON JOHN 19-10 ARS 20-Is

KJFIRSpokane W A

Tons Hutylet

LILONDIE KNACK ELO OR

JOURNEY (Up) DOUCETTE 10p) TRIUMPH Idp) Hott•st: ANITA WARD I-1

JOHN STEWART 5-2 DONNA SUMMER 9-4

CHARLIE DANIE LS 19-13 BARBRA STREISAND 25-I6

1041CfSen Dt•tro. CA

Cathy D. Houten*

NICK GILDER Hottest: ELO 2-1 DONNA SUMMER 11-4 BLONDIE 18-10 DISE 0-19 KNACK 26-21

KRKE Albuquerque NM

Dick McKee

CRYSTAL GAYLE CHRIS R CA CLIMAX BLUES BAND LOB Hottest: JOHN STEWART 3-1 RAYDIO 4-3 OAK 12-6 GERRY RAFFERTY 14-9 KNACK 27-17

KROY Sacramento CA

Don Solasco

CHIC ROBERT PALMER F.C.C. MAXINE NIGHTINGAL Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 2-1 ELO 3-2

CHEAP TRICK 10-6 JOHN STEWART 16-10

GERRY RAFFERTY 17-14

KRO/Turmon. AZ

/ohs Stevens

Hottest: ELO 4-1

JOHN STEWART 5-2 DR. 1100K 9-5 POCO 12-9 ANITA WARD 19-14

KIISP Salt Lake Crty UT

Lorraine Winegar

EDDIE RABBITT ROBERT JOHN SUPERTRAMP Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 3-1 ANNE MURRAY 7-4 GERRY RAFFERTY 10-5 ABS 12-6 ELTON JOHN 16-9

KRUX,Phoenis, AZ

Robert Chonsult

LOB CHIC SUPERTR MIP Hottest JOHN STEWART 4-1

DR. HOOK 15-12 WET WILLIE 26-20 ROBERT JOHN 35-29 KNACK 39-29

KODPGrest Falls. MT

Retry Cooper

NIGEL 01.1sON JENNIFER WARNES ERB Hottest:

CHEAP TRICK 1-1 ANNA 3-2 ANITA WARD 9-6

EW&F 13-9

CHARLIE DANIELS 21-16

KRLC/Lewtston ID

ETAC Rucama. W A Steven Alan MacKelvis Me N o....

DOSE KNACK

CHARLIE DANIELS SUPERTRAKIP Hottest:

REX SMITH I-I 5ISTER SLEDGE 3-2 ANITA WARD 7-3

OR. HOOK 15-12 HAD COMPANY 17-1)

Parallel Three

KBDF.Eugene OR

Bill !scission

CHARLIE DANIELS EW&F ROHERT JOHN

NIGHT ERB Hottest: MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 13-1 KNACK 18-5 KISS 25-15 MARSHA STREISAND 27-1R JOE JACKSON 29-21

ERD4 Monrell, N M

Mark Wutkel m

JAMES TAYLOR MARSHALL TUCKER DIONNE WARWICK NIGHT FAITH BAND BR AN TCHAIROVSKY Hottest, ELO 1-I POCO 15-6 DR. SIL1OK 29-16 ARS 33-18 PETER FRAMPTON 36-2)

KB OZioseman MT

Dennis Nichols

DIONNE WARM ICK SUPERTRAMP ( 4) Hottest: ELO 4-1 ROBERT JOHN 7-4

ANNE MURRAY 12-5 GERRY RAFFERTY 10-6

ANITA WARD 17-10

KCBN,Reno, NV

Red Mt

ELO LAti NIGHT PEACHES & HERB SUPERTRAMP DIONNE WARWICK Hott••t:

DONNA SUMMER 5-1 JOHN STEWART 10-5 PETER FRAMPTON 14-10 ELTON JOHN 18-11 WINGS 23-14

CDZA/Pueblo C O

Rip Aetna

SUPERTRAMP CHARLIE DANIELS WET WILLIE

MAUREEN MCGOVERN Hottest: ELO 3-1 ANITA WARD 6-2 DONNA SUMMER II-6 PISS 14-9

ELTON JOHN 19-10

1:FXD/Bolos. ID

Chub. Fos

EW&F KANSAS EDDIE RABBIT? Hottest: DR. HOOK 1-1 ELO 6-2 RAYDIO 8-1 ANITA HARD 9-4 MAXINE NIGHTINGAL 10-5

KLUC las Veg . NV

Dave Anthony

JOURNEY

BEACH BOYS WINGS DP. HOOK Hottest: JOE JACKSON 2-1 JAY FERGUSON 11-8 KANSAS I0-11

SUPERTRAMP 1)-14 CHARLIE DANIE LS /8-19

KOOK/Billings MT

Michael May

JENNIFER BARNES ANNE MURRAY NET WILLIE BLACKFOOT Hottest:

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Capitol Records is proud to present the first AMERICA single

ONLY GAME IN TOWN

Engineer: Geoff Emerick of AIR Studios, L

Direction: Hartmann & Goodman

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amenveST

R&R/Friday, July 13, 1979

Parallel I: Selected stations in major markets that are format domi nant• and/or exert., significant no influence.

Penal& II: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format

dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence This parallel may also contain some major market stations that do not

qualify for parallel one status.

Parallel HI: Selected stations in smaller markets that are format

dominant* and/or exert a significant local influence This parallel may contain some secondary market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status.

No ()Format dominance is based on the Monday-Sunday, 6A M-

12 Midnight, total persons 12 plus shares as published by Arbitron. All present and possible future reporting stations are evaluated and

updated twice annually. These evaluations take place in January and July.

* DENOTES FIRST WEEK 111I PARALLELS 1: 70 REPORTS11_

JOHN DOE "Hit Song" (Anylabel)

LP: Hit Song Regional

Reach E 13% SA 21 % S 56% W 19%

100/25 65% Nabonal

Sum mary

Up 51 Same 24 Down 0 A dds 26

EXAMPLE 100125 — 100 REtR reporting stations

on It this week, 25 of those

100 added it this w eek.

65% — Percentage of this w eek's re-

porting stations playing it

Regional

Reach — Percentages of this week's reporting stations playing

the song within the four

tracking regions.

National Summary Up 51 — N u mber of stations moving

it U P on their charts.

Same 24 — N u mber of stations hold

ing It S T A TI O N AR Y on

their charts Ion to on,

add to on, 31-31, etc.).

DO wit 0 — Number of stations mov-

ing it DO WN on their charts.

Adds 25 — Again. number of stations ADDING it this week

ABBA Does Your Mother.. (Atlantic) P Vouler Vcrus

111/0 65% lona) National

Su mmar, UP 8,

SAME 1, Down

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6100 25-18 920 22-15 AJR on 290 17-12 KING 21-17 4764, 21-14 KINN 14-11 140LI on KUPD 11-8 wrmr 19-16 MOPA 11-8 004106 23-14

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Others Getting Significant back Action

page

PINK LADY "Kiss In The Dark" (Eiektra)Curb) 17/2 Moses Up a Sa me 7, Down 0, Adds 2 WEL KIMN VVZZP 3324. KHJ on. KR on. KEARTH c1-30, KFRC on. WAPE 32 29, 13FEA 29 27. KSI. Y 23 21

HOT CHOCOLATE "Going Through The Motions" (Infinity) 16/5 Moves Up 5, Same 6. Down 0. Adds 6 WRKO. WNOE. WCGQ. WOLF, KSLY. KFRC on, K104 36 31, WISE 36 32. WANS 34 31. WRKR 31 28

SNIFF 'N' THE TEARS "Driver's Seat" (Atlantic) 15/8 Moves Up 3. Same 4, Down 0. Adds 8. WRKO, WCAO. BJ106. WFBG. WCIR, WOLF. WISE. WFLB. WERC d 28

JONES GIRLS "You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else" (Philadelphia International) 16/3 M oves Up 9. Same 1, Down 2 Adds 3, WABC. VVZZP. WRFC, 99X FM 13 9. WPGC 23 16, WCAO 17 13,193 20 18. WYRE 30 27

PATRICK HERNANDEZ "Born To Be Alive" (Columbia) 14/4 Moves Up 8. Same 2. Down 0, Adds 4. VVGCL. KHJ, KFRC, WAXY, CKG M 20.15, Y100 32 29, KFI on. KEARTH d•213. KENO 29 23

HOTEL "You've Got Another Thing Coming" (MCA) 13/4 Moves • Up 4, Same 6, Down 0. Adds 4. WBBF. WNOE, WFLB, WRKR. 940 23-20, WERC 28 22. WSGN 31-15

RICKIE LEE JONES "Youngblood" (VVB) 13/4 Moves Up 1. Same 8. Down 0, Adds 4 KX X106. WHE B. WRFC, CK 101. WRKO on. KEARTH

KFRC on, KJR on

OAK "This Is Love" (Sky's The Limit/Mercury) 13/3 Moves Up 4. Same 3. Down 3. Adds 3, B100, WFl I WANS. WAVZ 32 30. JB105 15-13 KRKE 12-6. WJBO 31

LAZY RACER "Keep On Running Away" (AIM) 13/2 Moves Up 3, Same 8, Down 0. Adds 2. WCIR. K (DNB, KRBE d 30. WGCL 30-29. WJBG 29 28

DOUCETTE "Nobody" (Mushroom) 13/1 Moves Up 3. Same 9. Down 0, Adds 1, KJRB, CHU M 28-25. CKG M on, KG W 28-24, KRLC 30 28

KC Et THE SUNSHINE BAND "Do You Wanna Go Party" (TK) 13/0 Moves Up 10. Same 0, Down 3. Adds 0 WLCY 18 11. 0105 12 6, WAVZ 21 20, WNOE 64. WFLB 2 1

TEDDY PENDERGRASS -Turn Off The Light" (Philadelphia International) 12/2 Moves Up 8. Same 1, Down 1. Adds 2, WAXY. WAG°. 99X FM 16-11. WSGA 18 11. WLEE 29-23.

HERMAN BROOD "Saturdaynight" (Ariola) 12/2 Moves Up 6, Same 4. Down 0. Adds 2. 130. WNOE. WOK Y 31 28, WGCL d 35. WEE° 28 26 KAYC 26-25. WSPT 27 24

F.C.C. "Baby I Want You" (Free Flight) 12/1 Moves. Up 6. Same 5. Down 0. Adds 1, KROY. WFLI 26 17. VtlERC 24 21. KBI M 31 24

FAITH BAND "You're My Weakness- (Village/Mercury) 12/1 Moves Up 6, Same 5. Down 0, Adds 1. KBI M, 8100 2125. Z98 36 34. KMJC 24 22. KFX M 2826. WRKR 33 27

HOTTRACKS These tracks are by artists who have received concentrated airplay and positive

reaction on AOR radio over an extended period of time, Tracks which have been released as singles are designated by as asterisk l•I individual artists' AOR Hot

tracks are listed in order of their level of airplay and acceptance

ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION: -DO It Or Die"•' "Spooky-

BAD COMPANY: Rock 'n• Roll Fantasy" • "Atlanta"

BLACKFOOT: "Highway • 'Train Train •

BLUE OYSTER CULT: Dr Music

DAVID BOWIE: DJ Boys

HERMAN BROOD: "Saturdaynight"•

CARS: Let s Go • • Dangerous Type"

CHEAP TRICK: I Want You To Want Me"' "Ain't That A Shame

CHARLIE DANIELS: Devil Went Down To Georgia' •

DIRE STRAITS: Lady Writer "Single-Handed Sailor

ELO: -Dont Bring Me Down" 'Diary Of Horace Wimp Shine A

Little Love •

JAY FERGUSON: Shakedown Cruise' '

PETER FRAMPTON: I Can t Stand It No More • • Where I Should Be

JOE JACKSON: . . Going Out With Him? • • 'Sunday Papers'

RICKIE LEE JONES: Danny's All-Star Joint • Chuck E s .. •

JOURNEY: Just The Same Way - "Lovin -. • •

KANSAS: People Of The Southwind • On The Other Side'

KNACK: My Sharona"• • She's So Selfish' NILS LOFGREN: 'Baltimore"

MARHSALL TUCKER: "MY Best Friend 'Running Like The Wind • NEW ENGLAND: Don't Ever Want To Lose Ya - •

TED NUGENT: •I Want To Tell You' Paralyzed •

ROBERT PALMER: "Bad Case Of Loving You •

GERRY RAFFERTY: "Days Gone Down" • -Get It Right Next Time

CARLY SIMON: "Vengeance"'

PATTI SMITH: "Frederick "• -128R Star" JOHN STEWART: -G010 -•

SUPERTRAMP: "Stranger' • "Breakfast.:

JAMES TAYLOR: -UP On The Roof" • "Company Man Johnnie Comes Back'

BRAM ToicuxoYsKY: "Dreams..."•

VAN HALEN : Dance The Night Away • • Beautiful Girls You re No Good

WHO: "Long Live Rock - "Won't Get Fooled Again WINGS: -Getting Closer • 'Arrow'

NEIL YOUNG: Hey Hey •

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F BREAKERS I Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity

on any given week

JACKIE MOORE This Time Baby (Columbia)

52% of our reporters on it, 3 new adds KIIS-FM, KHFI, KITT-FM. Key moves: 18-13 WBOS, 30-21 WZZD, 36-30 WOKV, 20-16 WCAU, 24-22 KLAV, hot rotation at KLAZ, WKTU, WKYS, debut 23 WMJX, debut 25 WDRO, on WBLX. Moves 30-23 on Airplay/30.

LOVE DE-LUXE Here Comes That Sound Again (WB)

45% of our reporters on it, added at KHFI. Key moves: 29-26 KLAV, hot rotation WKTU, medium airplay KXTC, WMAS, debut 29 WBOS, debut 26 WOKV, debut 18 KIIS-FM, on KTLK, WDRO, WMJX, KATT. Charts at

number 26 on Airplay/30.

NEW & ACTIVE All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are listed ;n order by

their activity levels at our reporting stations.

STEPHANIE MILLS "Put Your Body In It" (20th — 12") 41 % of our reporters on it. 4 adds KXTC. WDRO, WMAS. KATT Key moves 29-24 WOKV, 14-9 WDON, hot rotation WKYS. debut 18 KFMX, on WKTU, WDAI Station activity charts it at number 27 TASTE OF HONEY "Do ft Good" (Capitol — 12") 41 % reporting airplay. 8 new adds WBOS. KLAZ. KITT-FM. WKGN. KIIS-FM, WDRO Key moves debut 28 WBLX. on WDAI KXTC. WKTU. KATT ULLANDA "Want Ads" (Ocean — 12") 11 --% of our reporters on it. added at KITT-FM WOKV, KHFI Key moves 26-24 KLAV. 21-14 WMJX. medium airplay WMAK. debut 20 KIIS-FM. on KATT, WDON FREDDIE JAMES "Get Up And Boogie" (WB — 12") 33% reporting airplay, 7 new adds WDRO. KIIS-FM, WDON. WMJX. KXTC, WDAI. KTLK Key moves medium airplay WKTU. on KATT SWITCH "Best Beat In Town" (Gordy — 12") 30% of our reporters on it. added at WMAK Key moves - 29-25 WKTK, 21-14 WBLX. 18-16 WDON, 9-6 WCAU. 14-12 WZZD. hot rotation KLAZ. debut 16 WDRO Station activity charts it at number 28 WARDELL PIPER "Super Sweet" (Midsong — 12") 30% reporting action. added at W1KS Key moves 21-20 WBLX 26-24 WZZD. medium airplay WMAS. KLAZ WKTU. on KATT PHILLY CREAM "Motown Review" (Fantasy/WMOT — 12") 30% of our re-porters on it, added at KATT Key moves 24-20 WMJX, 11-10 WZZD. 16-14 WCAU. medium airolav WMAK on WDRO WKTU NIGHTLIFE UNLIMITED "Disco Choo-Choo" (Casablanca — 12") 26% re-

Iiscc LEAT R A D I O

Pam Bellamy & Gail Mitchell

This week we continue our disco discussions with the format's top programmers Last week we covered the use of clubs in music research, and well be talking about similar specific toms in weeks to come, but there's one general issue of great importance to discuss Disco radio is still in its growing stage, with a promising future ahead but there's no agreement about what that future will be like Our programmers, however, have some interesting ideas and we've presented a few for your consideration

"Disco Of The Future" According to our survey the overwhelming majonty strongly believes that disco is here to stay Many echo the opinion of Ted Stocker of KHYS/Beaumont. TX who likens the disco movement to the Beatles invasion dunng the 60's He feels that now like then, the back-lash is an indication that -something is going on something is going to happen " Mike Gardner at KATT/Oklahoma City feels. "It is the most alive format. young people today are raised on disco and it will be around for

id

for some time, almost like rock 'n roll many years ago."

—Mike Gardner KATT/Oklahoma City

termed "disco " They see an evolution toward a "progressive." more mass appeal format

Ken Edwards, Music Director KITT-FM1 San Diego feels it may merge into rock or better yet parallel a rock format Ken says. "disco could be considered American Con-temporary Music' in the future By the same token Michael Ellis, Music Director at WKTU/ New York also sees disco as -the sound of the 80's." believing, if done right disco will be a combination of Top 40, AOR and disco Dan Valli. of WMAK/Nashville sees it as

Young people today are raised on disco and it will be around

some time, almost like rock 'n roll many years ago " Similarly. Carmen Brown of WBLX!

Mobile sees disco as the "first cousin of rock 'n roll "

Disco's Theory Of Evolution iSeveral of those that agree about disco's , staying power believe that it wouldn't neces-sarily remain in its present form or even be

becoming "progressive R&B or progressive Top 40 with a disco emphasis" Yet Ken Dennis, KLAZILittle Rock goes one step further in his prophecy of disco radio's future He beileves it "will wash to a more defined format" with tighter controls As an example he cites AOR Picking up on the same term. Gary Franklin, WEZBINew Orleans feels it

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Airplay/30 1 1 1 ANITA WARD/Ring My Bell (Juana/TK) — 12 -

2 2 2 DONNA SUMMER/Bad Girls (Casablanca) — 12-

8 5 0 CHIC/Good Times (Atlantic) — 12

7 6 0 PATRICK HERNANDEZ/Bom To Be... (Columbia) — 12-6 8 0 JONES GIRLS/You Gonna Make... (Phil Intl) — 12-4 4 6 EW&F wIEMOTIONSIBoogie.. (ARC/Columbia) —

5 7 7 DONNA SUMMER/Hot Stuff (Casablanca) — 13 10 0 PETER BROWNICrank It Up (Drive/TK) 1? 11 12 0 CANDI STATON/When You Wake Up. (WB) — 12"

3 3 10 McFADDEN & WHITEHEAD/Ain't No... (Phil. Intl.) — 16 14 EDWIN STARR/H. A.P.P.Y. Radio (20th) — 9 9 12 BONNIE POINTER/Heaven Must. (Motown) — 12..

25 18 DENIECE WILLIAMS/I've Got The... (ARC/Col.) —

20 17 CD DIANA ROSS/The Boss (Motown) — 12 12 11 15 DONNA SUMMER/Sunset People (Casablanca) —

14 16 16 JOHN DAVIS & ORCH./Love Magic (SAM/Col.) —12.-

19 15 17 KC & SUNSHINE BANDIDo You... (Sunshine/TX) — 12

24 22 0 BRYAN ADAMS/Let Me Taking You Dancing (A&M) — 12

23 19 19 BETTE MILDER/Married Men (Atlantic) — 12

30 23 DEBBIE JACOBS/Undercover Lover (MCA) — 12 18 20 21 GLORIA GAYNOR/Anybody Wanna.. (Polydor) — 12

10 13 22 ROSEBUD/Have A Cigar (RFC/WB) —12 — 30 E,J JACKIE MOOREIThis Time Baby (Columbia) — 12'

— — 26 0 BARBRA STREISAND/Main Event/Fight (Columbia) — 12-

1 5 17 21 25 GIBSON BROTHERS/Cuba (Island) — nom . 0 LOVE DE-LUXE/Here Comes That . (WE) —

STEPHANIE MILLS/Put Your Body .. (20th) — • . C) SWITCH/Best Beat In Town (Gordy) — '2

28 28 29 ISLEY BROTHERSII Wanna Be With You (T-Neck) —

22 27 30 TATA VEGAII Just Keep Thinking... (Tornio) — 12 22 ' " i " 1,0:1,01 •SY m arDtey sfarrshcs comptted weekly from our reporting stations fliar-k

• de sapwrocam upward movement Awow reacates new entry

porting airplay Key moves 20-19 KIIS-FM medium airplay KITT-FM, WKTU, KXTC, on KHFI WMJX FIVE SPECIAL "Why Leave Us Alone" (Elektra — 12") 26% of our reporters on it added at WDAJ Key T WOS 29-26 WB1)( medium airplay WKYS. debit 26 WED. on KXTC

VILLAGE PEOPLE "Go West" (Casablanca — 12") 22% reporting action Key moves 27-25 WZZD. 23-22 KTLK. 20-18 WMJX, 12-10 WOKV, debut 16 WKGN AL HUDSON & THE PARTNERS "You Can Do It" (MCA — 12") 22% of Our

reporters on it added at KIIS-FM. WMAS Key moves Hot rotation WKTU. medium airplay KXTC on WDRO, WDAI HARVEY MASON "Groovin' You" (Arista — 12") 22% reporting airplay, added at KTLK Key moves 23-22 WDRO. medium airplay WKYS, WKTU, on WMJX, KXTC.

will evolve to the point of encompassing more than just all disco, maybe "AOD (Album Oriented Disco) " Continuing Gary states that disco "will peak in another 4 to 5 years" but "it is becoming too much a part of the lifestyle to just forget "

Looking For Lyrics Disco, as in any other radio format needs involved listeners to keep up its momentum Interestingly. lyncal content was mentioned as a major key in the development of the dis-co radio stronghold They feel that the audi-ence needs lyrics with which they can identify Charlie Brown at WOKVICincinnati uses Gloria Gaynor's "I Will Survive" as an exam-ple of strong music and lyrics ""Disco will

remain as an element in music" with the lyri-cal content improving, according to Chuck Kelly, KSETIEI Paso. He feels that "more crossovers can only help- build a stronger foundation

Lou Krieger, WKTK/Baltimore, thinks it's a regional factor For his area the listeners need a combination of music such as "rock/ disco jazz" mixed with good personality jocks.

Thus the consensus seems to be that dis-co will be around; evolving into a more mass appeal format, and incorporating elements of other successful formats Ike Top 40 and AOR. Disco radio, properly executed. will grow with it

GET OFF YOUR HEELS AND ONTO WHEELS — That was the theme t KSFX tOtsco 101) San Francisco s recent pro

motion at the Grand Arens roilerdorne Pictured are tne KSFX "Rol Ons" who entertained a record crowd cd ore, 700

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Racho&Records

ADDS & HOTS EAST

Most Added Hottest Most Added

Barbra Stralsand A main Woods Ruth Waters

EAST

wCAu Philadelphia, PA ADDE

Double t aposu m Edna,. Holt & Stark." Phrl Hu m

Joon Wolls Sweet Iraimaitons AKB Maynard Farguson

Sergio Mendes Barbm Stressand

HOTTEST Donna Summer, Mad/Sunset) Switch

D'ana Ross IBowl Chic Jack.. Moor•

— Roy Perry

icc ValtD/ Philadelphia, PA ADDED Teddy Pendergrass I TUI n/ Do)

Randy Pump & Th. Gasolettes Toona M ssre

Bonn.. Boyer

HOTTEST Donna Summer (Bad) Candi Staton Pete, Brown Jack., Moor, Bette Midler

— MaeB SeelDaS

WDON WON /Washington, DC

ADDE U

Fern Kinney James Brown

Drana Ross IP.rze I Rodalin Woods

Fredda James

HOTTEST And., Ward

Stephan,* Mills Bonn,* Pointer Switch Herb Alp.,, Ashford & Simpson

— Barry Richaras

Chic Jackie Moore

Donlece Williams

SOUTH

LTD Marble Hancock Barbra Streisand Taste Of Honey Alton McClain & Destiny Diana Ross

MIDWEST Hottest Most Added

Chic Donna Summer (Bad)

Edwin Starr Jones Girls Peter Brown

Denlece Williams

Freddie James Kiss Johnny Mathis

WEST Hottest Most Added

Donna Summer (Bad) Edwin Starr Peter Brown Anita Ward

Patrick Hernandez Chic

Freddie James Rozalin Woods Taste Of Honey Jackie Moore Peaches & Herb

Hottest

Chic Anita Ward

Diana Ross (Boss) Donna Summer (Bad)

I 1 2

WKYS Washington, DC ADDED Th• Rrng Eddie Grant Lisa Hartman Ashford & Simpson Herb Alpert Herb,. H murcli

Barbra Soersand Bonn*. Pornter

Debbie Jacobs (Don't I

HOTTEST Jack,. Moore Deni m* Williams Candi Simon Stephan.* Mills Jonas Girls Panrck Hornander EW&F w/Ernotions Donna Summer (Sunset) KC & Sunshone Band Chic

— Steve Manuel }

WICIIU FM 91

WKTu New York, NY ADDE D ELO Weld Naughion

Billy Nichols Candi Stmon IRock I Barbra Streisand

HOTTEST And• Ward Dor ma Sum mer ithdl Cando Sraton Patrick Hirrnandez

John Davos & The Monster Orch Jackie Moore Choc Dem me Wilhams

Love De Lue• Al Hudson & Partners Debbie Jacobs Diana Ross IBoss I

— Micnaei

WKTK /BaItimOre, MD ADDED Dana Ross IBoss I Debbre Jacobs Roach,. Woods Ruth Warms Hot Chocolate

HOTTEST Donna Summer (Hot/Bad) Choc KC & Sunshine Band Grnn Soccro (Dance) &tidy Denrec• Wolharns

— LOU Krieger

WBOS/ Boston, MA ADDE D Taste Of Honey Jena Towers Tower Of Power Lorre & Kisses Platinum Hook Candi Simon IChance)

HOTTEST Donna Summer IHot/Etad)

Toka Boom Peter Brown Chic Jackie Mo m. Dena . Will,.,,,, Diana Ross (Boss)

— lane Ovrotisse

95 DV!! MAAS/MIIIIWNekl, MA ADDED Barbra Stredand Stephanie Mills Al Hudson & Partners Or Hook

HOTTEST Diana Ross Dem me PVilltarn, KC & Sunshine Band Chic Edwon Starr Peter Brown John Danis & The Monste. Oral Candi Simon Gloria Gado., Patrick Issrnande, Jonas Girls EW&F w/Ernotoons Donna Summar Moil

— Chris MclOuclej

SOUTH

DISCO STERE OF M

KNYS/ Beaumont, TX ADDE D Tee m Marie

LTD

Barbra Stmisand Bryan Adams

HOTTEST Donna Su mmer IB M) Jones Girls Ethan) Starr Chic Pete, Brown Betio Mid)., E C King

— Tea SteCker

" PA

WMAK /Nastsvme, TN ADDED Swotch EW&F lAfter) Sweet Inspirations

Diana Ross (Boss) Rozalin %Mods

HOTTEST % yd. Edwin Starr McFadden & Whitehead Linda Clifford (Don't) Con Funk Shun Jones Girl, Bonnie Pointer Chic Pe w Brown

— Clan value /

MSC:0 9.7 WE / mew Orleans, LA ADDE D

Ashford & Si mpson Mass Production LTD

HOTTEST

Donna Su mmer IHot/Bad) Donna Sum mer (Sunset) EW&F w/Ernotions KC 8, Sunshine Band Jones Girls Pete. Brown Chic

— Gary Franklin

41.1co9o)

Reporters EAST

WKTK/Baltimore, MD — Lou Krieger WCAU/Philadelphia, PA — Roy Perry WZZD/Philadelphia, PA — Mark Serpas WKYS/Washington, DC — Steve Manuel WDON/Washington, DC — Barry Richards WKTUINew York, NY — Michael Ellis WBOSIBoston, MA — Jane Duncklee

ASISpringfield, MA — Chris McLoude

SOUTH

WPAJX /Miami, FL ADDED Freddie James Alton McClarn & Dastiny D 13 Sound Paul Jabam

HOTTEST Donna Some.., (Hot/6.AI Patrick Hernandez Edwin Starr Bryan Adams Chic Ullanda Dem me Williams

— Frank Walsh

KLAZ/Uttie Rock, AR ADDED EW&F (Aftorl Taste Of Honey

Alton McClaon & Destiny Total Eclipse Bobby Ru th

Candi Sisson (Rock)

HOTTEST Anita Ward Rock Ja mes Choc KC & Sunshine Band Jones Girls Edwin Starr

Islay Brothers Tmna Mara Bonnie Pointer Debbie Jacobs Teddy Pendergrass Drana Ross (Bout

Jack,. Moore Switch Donna Su mmer IHor/Bad) Deniece Wolliams

— Ken Dennis

WKG11--WKGN /Knoxville, TN

ADDED Cando Staton F3arbra Stri mand Taste Of Honey Herber, Hancock Toto

HOTTEST Anita Ward K.. war Willie

Bette Modler Dormice Williams

— Kerry La mbert

7775 KINFI /Austin, TX

ADDED Ullanda Jackoe Moore Love De Lune

HOTTEST

Donna Summer fHotalad/Sunset) Theo Vane,. INo/Keepl Candi Staton John Davis & The Monster Orch Pater Brown

wBLX / Mobile, AL

)

— lack Starr

ADDED Brrck Herb's' Hancock Pater Brown Manhattans

HOTTEST: Maki Production Deno .* M ai ms Natalia Cole Chic Switch Ohm Players

MIDWEST

WMAK/Nashville, TN — Dan Vallie WKGN/Knoxville, TN — Kerry Lambert WEZBINew Orleans, LA — Gary Franklin KSETIEI Paso, TX — Chuck Kelly KHYS/Beaumont, TX — Ted Stecker KRLY/Houston. TX — Michael Jones KHFIlAustin, TX — Jack Starr WBLX/Mobile, AL — Carmen Brown WMJX/Miami, FL — Frank Walsh KLAZILittle Rock, AR — Ken Dennis

— Car men Brown

MIDWEST

arzair mik (7 itT i7etAti,7/

WOKV/ Cincinnati, on ADDE D Barbra Sueddind Ulland• Alton McClain & Destrny Kiss

HOTTEST Arida Ward Chrc Bo ssis m) LAX

Hot Chocolate Edwin Starr Stephanie Molls

Peter Brown

— Charlie Brawn

KFMX KFMx / Minneapolis, MN ADDED Ruth VV ***** Su m

HOTTEST Edwin Starr Chic Patrick Hernando, Herb's Hancock John Davis & The Monster Orch J Johnson

— Gary De klaronev

(WIKS WIKS Indianapolis, IN ADDE D Johnny Mathis Rena Scott VVardell Pope, VVet Will,,

Debbie Jacobs Islay Brothels Koss

Venus Dodson Stanley Cla,ke

HOTTEST

John Davis 14, The Monster Orch Patrick Hernandez Anita Ward

Carrie Lucas Jones Girls Elton John Donna Summer (Bad)

— Mike Hedges

MDR.; / Detroit, MI ADDED Stephanie Mills Candi Simon 'Chance) FIeddi• .11/11ln Taste Of Honey

HOTTEST

Donna Summer IHot/Bad) Pete, Brown Switch Gloria Gaynor Diana Sloss (Priarl

— Jim Ryan

(WDAI94. -7)

JR) WDAI/ChIcalmil, IL ADDE D

Ti m Special Ashford & Simpson Freddie James Candid.,

HOTTEST Anita Ward E1/118,F w/E motions

Donna Su mmer (Bad) McFadden 8, VVIsitehead Gloria Gaynor Chic Gibson Brothers Patrick Hernando/ Peter Brown Jonm Girls Diana Ross (Bossl

Edwin Starr w ry Kiug

KATT KATT/Oklahoma City, OK ADDED

Phillld Cream Johnny Mathis

Stephanie Mill, IVVharcha/Puil John SI•W•F Edgar Wolter

HOTTEST Donna Su mmer IHot/Bad) Debbie Jacobs Candi Staton Denrec•

Gino So m . IDancel

— Mike Gardner

WEST

TL,1111,1f KTLK /Denver, co ADDED Peter Brown

Tony Orlando Har my Mason Freddie James Maynard Ferguson

Peaches & Herb (Wirral Bee Gores (Spirits!

Edwin Starr Ira)

HOTTEST Rick,. Lee Jon,' D. Hook Abba Chic Elton John

Barbra Streisand Denoeco Williams

Diana Ross la ms)

— Paula Mattnevr,

WOKVICincinnatl, OH — Charlie Brown WDAI/Chicago, IL — Mary Klug WGC11ChIcago, IL — Barry Mayo M AO/Detroit, MI — Jim Ryan KFMX/Minneapolis, MN — Gary De Maroney KATT/Oklahoma City, OK — Mike Gardner

WIKSIIndianapolls, IN — Mike Hedges

WEST

KAI(

KXTC/ PhOenbt, AZ ADDE D Taka Boom Fraddi• James Ashford 8. Simpson

Stephan'. Molls

HOTTEST

Donna Summer (Bad) Palrrck Hernandez Jones Girls

Anita Ward Edwin Starr

EW&F w/Ernotions Chic Perm Brown

Candi Staton

John Davos & The Monster Ores

— Rick Nunn

KirS•FM / Los Amperes, CA AdOED Al Hudson & Partners Freddie James Jack,* Moom

Taste Of Honey Roealon Woods

HOTTEST

Donna Sum mer (Hot/FladrSunsei) Chic Diana Ross IB owl Jones Girls Disco Circus

— Mike Wagner

En?? KITT-FM/San Diego, CA ADDE D Taste Of Honey Ullanda GO IDraams) Rodalon Woods Jack,, Moore

HOTTEST Patrick Hernando, Anita Ward McFadden & Whitehead Chin Donna Summer IBad) Cand, Simon Pete. Brown Bryan Adams John D an., 8. The Monster Porch

-- Ken cowards

L16,11 suivius Vegas, NV ADDE D

Peaches & Herb IWe ve) Edwin St. ,, (Bop) The Ring Rozalin Woods AKEI

HOTTEST Anita Ward Chic

Donna SO1/1/1161 (Suns:ail Mandril, Edwin Starr Diana Ross Moss/Pro/0

TO T 0 Ma,.

KXTC/Phoenix, AZ — Rick Nuhn KTLK/Denver, CO — Paula Matthews

KLAV/Las Vegas, NV — Tom O'Hare KIIS-/Los Angeles, CA — Mike Wagner KYNO/Fresno. CA — Doug Flodin KITT4San Diego. CA — Ken Edwards

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THE PICTURE PAGES Gloria Gaynor Garners Platinum

Polydor record'ng artist Gloria Gaynor picked up a platinum record for her LP "Love Tracks" recently at the 21 Club in New York Celebrating with Gaynor are (tr) Polydor VP Rick Stevens, manager Linwood Simon, Gay-nor, Polydor President Fred Heaven, Executive VP Dick Kline, VP Sonny Taylor, and Senior VP Dr. Ekke A

Schnabel.

E/A Tries On Shoes

Elektra/Asylum Records has signed Shoes and has scheduled the group's debut album for the label for Sep-

tember release Pictured at the pacting are (It) group's Jeff and John Murphy, Shoes' manager Dan Bourgoise, E/A Chairman Joe Smith, Shoes' Skip Meyer and Gary Klebe, and E/A VP Ken Butice, who, intrigued by the

group's self-produced debut album, "Black Vinyl Shoes," traveled to Zion. Illinois to pact the act

Atlantic Crossing For Henry Paul

Rabbitt, Rogers And Rabid Fan

While on hand to present honors at the Country Music Awards ceremony in Nashville recently, Elektra/Asylum's Eddie Rabbitt (right) gathered back-stage with multiple-award winner Kenny Rogers (left) and "WKRP In Cin-cinnati" costar Loni Anderson.

KABC Contributes To Campanella Campaign

Heading up the committee honoring former Brooklyn Dodger great and new addition to the Los Angeles Dodgers' community relations department Roy Campanella (center) are KABC/Los Angeles VP/GM George Green (left) and ABC Radio President Ben Hoberman, who helped put together the recent

"Welcome To Los Angeles, Roy Campanella" dinner held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. The tribute to Campy raised over $50,000 for the handicapped program of the L.A. Area Council, Boy Scouts of Americo

Starr-Struck At The Greek

In the midst of a cress-country tour. Atlantic record's Henry Paul took time out to enjoy the Los Angeles 20th Century's Edwin Starr recently performed at the Greek Theater in Los

sun while performing at the John Anson Ford Theater. Shown are 041 band members Barry Rapp, Billy Crain and Angeles and was greeted backstage by friends Shown (I r) actor Glynn Wally Dents, Atlantic's Barry Freeman, Paul, and Atlantic's John David Kalodner. Mike Friedman, Rock Allen Turman, Starr, 20th Century.Fox President Alan Livingston and actor Lou Dibble and Erika Smith Gossett Jr

Page 44 REM/Friday, July 13, 1979

Black Raclin

WDAS-AM-FM/Philadelphia is one of the nation's longest-established, most renowned Black ra-dio stations, serving as a voice for the community for a generation and more. Recently the Federal Communications Commission set WDAS for hearings on allegations of improperly-run contests and possible conflict of interests with employees involved in outside business activities. Meanwhile, certain media sources had hinted that the FCC was investigating payola incidents at the station.

Before the hearing was set, WDAS owner Max Leon filed a petition for extraordinary' relief, which would allow him to sell the station at distress sale prices. The prime contender to buy the •station is Ness York-based Unity Broadcasting, headed by prominent black broadcaster Gene Jackson. However, a local group has filed a petition to deny Unity's attempt to buy the station, believing that the sta-tion should be locally owned.

The situation isn't yet resolved, but it's an interesting and valuable case history. I spoke with WDAS's attorney Fred Cooke of Dow, Lomis & Albertson in Washington. D.C., and in the following inter-view, we discussed the gmernment's perception of Black radio, the payola question, and the issue of conflicts of interest. Next week well touch on the sale situation, why WDAS decided to sell instead of going up for the FCC hearing, and other topics which black broadcasters should be aware of.

R&R: The FCC has acted against your station and payola/ plugola stories have circulated. Describe if you would the situation for WDAS . . .

COOKE: I think the government's allegations don't specifically state that there is any payola/plugola violation — there is a lot of innuendo that there was payola/ plugola involved at the station in one way or another. There have been some related stories, most specifically on "NBC News," that there was possibly payola/plugola involved at the station. But the Commission has not made a specific charge of payola/plugola against either WDAS-AM or FM.

R&R: What is your stand on that?

COOKE: Our position is that there is no plugola/payola involved at WDAS. Our law firm has been, since the initial payola/plugola investigation of the early 60's, very cogni-zant of the potential problems, and we have afforded WDAS management opinion letters from this office about the do's and don't's in the area of payola/plugola. We have apprised them of Commission rules and regulations that relate to payola/plugola and we have pro-vided them with instructions on how to insure that it didn't or shouldn't happen at the

"Part of the problem is the Commission's perception of control . . . their lack of understanding about how a sta-tion operates. There is a marked difference between what you might do in the government or what you might do in another kind of job than in how you are going to run a radio station."

station. We instituted what we call management controls that were put into effect at the station to deal with the problem or the potential problem. Now the Commission has taken the position that our controls were inadequate or that our controls were not actually ever employed.

R&R: What specific information do you have on that? COOKE: Well, in the bill of particulars, the Commission alleges that in 1972 we indicat-

ed that there were certain controls in effect at the stations to deal with the problem of payola/plugola. The Commission alleges further that those controls were not, in fact, in force at the stations — that it was a misrepresentation on the stations' part that we did have these kinds of controls when in fact we did not. In point of fact I think it is clear, and I believe we can demonstrate that those controls were in fact in place at the stations. Part of the problem is the Commission's perception of control . . . their lack of under-standing about how a station operates. There is a marked difference between what you might do in the government or what you might do in another kind of job than in how you are going to run a radio station. If you ask a person at a station if they ever saw this letter from Dow, Lomis & Albertson before which explains what payola/plugola is and how you should avoid it, then they very well may tell you, no. But the more critical question is, do you know what is in this letter? Are you familiar with what the do's and don't's about payola/plugola are? I think you'd get a decidely different answer. The Commission's alle-gations really relate to what people saw. As a practical matter there was no need for disc jockey people to have seen that piece of paper.

R&R: What are the specifics of the FCC's position? COOKE: The Commission's investigators have alleged our people at the station didn't

attempt to control the employees, that they allowed employees to get involved in outside business activities such as concert promotions or ownership of record companies or artists. These outside business interests got to be the paramount concern of both the employees and management of WDAS. The station was really run as a means of helping or perpetuat-ing those outside business interests, as opposed to "serving the public interest." The prob-lem with that again, and I think the Commission is on thin ice, is that nowhere in the Communications Act or nowhere in any opinion does the Commission say that an owner or an employee of a broadcast station cannot engage in an outside business enterprise. What the Commission says, and we would certainly agree, is that you cannot use your broad-cast property to gain an unfair competitive advantage against people you are competing against in another activity.

"Nowhere in the Communications Act or nowhere in any opinion does the Commission say that an owner or an employee of a broadcast station cannot engage in an out-side business enterprise. What the Commission says, and we would certainly agree, is that you cannot use your broadcast property to gain an unfair competitive ad-vantage against people you are competing against in another activity."

R&R: What may exist here is a confusion of a business interest and a public commit-ment.

COOKE: That is true. It's a very tricky kind of concept. The Commission believes that each licensee is a public trustee. That is a notion that I would disagree with to some degree, simply because nowhere in the Communications Act of 1934, which is the rele-vant statute, is there any statement that a licensee is a public trustee. This is a fiction that the Commission has created, and they have said it time and again. They have come to believe that it is a part of the statute and it really is not. I think it is very important to point to a couple of Supreme Court cases where the Supreme Court says that the key to the broadcast industry and the Communications Act of 1934 is competition. That's what it is really all about. If, again, a licensee can build a better mousetrap, he or she will get the bigger share of the audience. That's what it really should come down to.

R&R: Since you represent WDAS, what have you done to disclaim all of that? Have there been any editorials on the radio station or some kind of extracurricular activity to clean their image up?

COOKE: Their image in the community I don't think needs any cleaning up. I think it's been since the early 60's that they've had an exemplary record. I don't think there's a station in the city of Philadelphia or in the country that's given as much time and effort and just sheer concern on the part of everybody involved to their community. WDAS has been involved in all the significant civil rights struggles in tile city of Philadelphia.

11&11: Is it possible that someone in a competing situation could be causing all of this? COOKE: That's a decided possibility. We have absolutely no facts to support it. But we

believe that there are elements in the city of Philadelphia, possibly competitors, who are involved in a lot of finger pointing, a lot of mudslinging in an attempt to discredit WDAS's owners and managers. The station would possibly be for sale and they could potentially own it for themselves.

R&R: What specifics do you have along that line? COOKE: No real specifics. That is a question we are still exploring under active in-

vestigation on our part. R&R: Do you think that WDAS is being picked on? COOKE: I think WDAS is being picked on to the degree that it is the preeminent

Black-formatted station in the city of Philadelphia. I think that a lot of people don't like that.

People Things seem to be getting back to "normal" now with the passing of several conven-

tions and Independence Day now behind us for another year . . . Spanky Lane, formerly Operations Manager at WSDO/Ft. Lauderdale, has winged his way to KMJQ/Houston where he will take over the morning drive slot. Leaving "MAGIC" is Harry-0, pre-viously the morning drive personality. He has moved on to KKSS/St. Louis as Opera-tions Manager . . . WELCOME BACK: Vivian Phillips is now back on the air at KYAC/ Seattle doing middays. She replaces Ray Curry. KYAC evening jock Mike Vance has also left the station with Bill Murry, formerly of KLAY/Tacoma, WA, filling his vacated po-sition . . . Sonja Thrasher is now the midday personality at WYLD/New Orleans. She was most recently an air personality at WMAK/Nashville . . . The music industry lost one of its own July 6 with the death of musician/composer/producer Van McCoy. Only 38, he died of a heart attack in Englewood, New Jersey . . . Walt Love is no longer Program Dir-ector of KKTT/Los Angeles. No immediate plans have been announced . . . Earl Sellers has left his National Album Promotion position at MCA . . . Please be sure to send me all of your station's news, photos, promotional materials, etc. Remember, you don't have to be a reporter to participate. Address to: Bill Speed, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 . . .

Places

IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR: Bell Isles Park in Detroit recently saw the reunion of two brothers when MCA artists The Dramatics recently performeo 'here with help from Elek-tra's Five Special, Bryan Banks, lead singer and keyboards for F .../e Special, is the young-est brother of Ron Banks of the Dramatics. Banks also produced the group's debut album. Appearing before a crowd of more than 10,000 people, the two groups presented the free concert in honor of Black Music Month . . . L.A. suburb San Pedro, recently saw more than 30,000 participants at the KACE/Los Angeles-sponsored concert last week. The con-cert was another in their series of "Summer Concerts In The Park" and featured the mu-sical talents of Chameleon . . . STRONG TIES: The upcoming (July 21-22) Mississippi River Festival in Illinois will have on hand WB artists Ashford & Simpson. KVAC/Seattle has arranged a live simulcast of the event . . . .

0 "-N Things

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: WWIN/Baltimore recently sent its van around town to assist the local NAACP with its voter registration drive . . . AND STILL MORE GIVEAWAYS: WILD/Boston is conducting a call-in ticket giveaway for the movie "Nightwing" as we ll as concert tickets for Heatwave and the Crusa ders . . . KSOL/San Mateo is giving LP's every weekend to lucky call-in winners . . . RADIO CREATIVITY: Pictured is the new rate card logo for WKND/Hartford designed by James Jack, former Program Director there. Who says radio is a lost art?

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Pup/Rhythms

HOTTEST Following are listed in order of their airplay activity

DONNA SU M MER "Bad Girls" (Casablanca)

CHIC "Good Times" (Atlantic)

JONES GIRLS You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else" (Phil. Intl.)

TEDDY PENDERGRASS "Turn Off The Lights (Phil. Intl.)

ANITA WARD "Ring My Bell" (Juana/TK)

TEENA MARIE 'm Just A Sucker For Your Love" (Gordy)

EARTH, WIND Et FIRE "After The Love Has Gone" (ARC/Col.)

CON FUNK SHUN "Chase Me" (Mercury) MINNIE RIPERTON

"Memory Lane" (Capitol) LOU RA WLS

"Let Me Be Good To You" (Phil. Intl)

CLIMBERS Following are listed in order of their airplay activity

CANDI STATON When You Wake Up Tomorrow" (WB) 38% of our reporters are on it. Record debuts in the South at KMJQ, picking up Top 10 at WATV and in hot rotation at WGIV. In the West it is Top 10 at KLIP and receiving heavy airplay at KYAC. In hot rotation

at WCIN in the Midwest with medium airplay at WVON and WLOU Top 10 at WILD in the East, heavy rotation at WA MO and receiving medium airplay at VVVVIN.

STEPHANIE MILLS "What Cha Gonna Do With My Lovin' " (20th) 34% of our reporter t are on it. Top 5 in the West at KLIP and KSOL. In the East it is Top 10 at WA MO and WILD Top 10 in the Midwest at WJLB with medium airplay at WLOU. The South shows Top 10 at WATV with strong positions at KMJQ. WDIA and WTMP.

LTD "Dance 'N' Sing 'N' " (AEt MI 34% of our reporters are on it. Debuting in the West at KSOL and KLIP with hot rotation at KYAC. In heavy rotation in the Midwest at WCIN. Added there also at WTLC and in medium airplay at WLOU and WDAO. The South shows it receiving medium airplay at WYLD. WGIV and WDIA with Top 10 at WAOK.

JAMES BRO WN "It's Too Funky In Here" (Polydor) 31 % of our reporters are on it. Added in the South at WJJS with hot airplay at WGIV and medium rotation at WDIA. Top 10 at KSOL in the West and in hot rotation at KYAC The Midwest has it in heavy rotation at

WLOU and WVON The East shows Top 10 at WILD and heavy airplay at WA MO and WVON.

TOTO "Georgy Porgy" (Columbia) 31 % of our reporters are on it. Remixed version accounts for record soaring on the charts. Hot airplay in the West at K DAY and KYAC. Top 10 in the Midwest at WJLB with hot rotation at WDAO and KPRS while WVON holds it in

medium rotation. The East shows it pulling medium airplay at VVVVIN. Significant climbing

positions in the South at WDIA and WTMP with hot airplay at WGIV

LENNY WILLIAMS "Doing The Loop De Loop" (MCA) 28% of our reporters are on it Coming on in the West at KLIP The Midwest reflects Top 5 at WLOU while debuVng at WDAO with medium rotation at WVON and WTLC and hot rotation at WCIN. In the South it is in strong climbing positions at WAOK. WDIA and WT MP

KC Et SUNSHINE BAND "Do You Wanna Go Party" (Sunshine/TK) 25% of our reporters are on it. Debuting in the South at WAOK and pulling Top 10 at WDIA. Top 5 at

WLLE and showing a strong position at WJJS. In heavy rotation at KYAC in the West. Top 5 in the East at WAMO while the Midwest reflects heavy airplay at WCIN and VVTLC.

DONNA SU MMER "Hot Stuff" (Casablanca) 22% of our reporters are on it. Top 5 in the Midwest at WJ MO with heavy airplay at WVON. In the East it is Top 5 at WILD with

heavy airplay at WXYV The South shows Top 10 at WJJS with hot airplay at WVEE and WHRK.

SWITCH "Best Beat In Town" (Gordy) 22% of our reporters are on it. Debuting in the South at WT MP with strong climbing positions at WAOK Pulling hot airplay in the Mid-

west at KPRS. WCIN, WLOU and WTLC. Also showing hot airplay in the East at WVVIN.

EVELYN "Champagne" KING "Music Box" (RCA) 19% of our reporters are on it. Top 10 in the Midwest at WLOU In the East it is Top 10 at WA MO Pulling Top 10 in the South at WJJS and receiving hot airplay at WGIV. WTMP and WATV

MASS PRODUCTION "Firecracker" (Cotillion) 19% of our reporters are on it South dominates on this record Top 5 at WIMP and WANT with heavy airplay at WGIV and

WAOK In medium rotation in the Midwest at WDAO and hot in the West at KDAY

AMII STE WART "Light My Fire" (Ariola) 19% of our reporters are on it. Debuts in the Midwest at WJ MO and in medium rotation at WVON and WDAO In the South it shows strong climbing positions at WAOK and WTMP with hot airplay at WGIV

ASHFORD Et SI MPSON "Found A Cure" (WB) 19% of our reporters are on it. Debuting in the Midwest at WLOU and WTLC In medium rotation in that region at WDAO. New in the South at WDIA and WAOK Record is Number 1 in the West at KLIP.

BOOTSY'S RUBBER BAND "Jam Fan (Hot)" (WB) 19% of our reporters are on it. Top 10 in the Midwest at WJ MO with hot airplay at KPRS and medium airplay at WLOU. In

the South it is new at WAOK and receiving hot airplay at WJJS. Hot airplay at K DAY in the West

FIVE SPECIAL "Why Leave Us Alone" (Elektra) 16% of our reporters are on it Just added at WJMO. the record is Number 2 at WJLB in the Midwest and in hot rotation at WVON In the West it is in hot rotation at KYAC Showing a significant climbing position at WTMP in the South

SUN "Radiation Level" (Capitol) 16% of our reporters are on it Debuts in the South

at WD IA and already Number 2 at WT MP Receiving heavy airplay at VVTLC In the Midwest and in significant climbing positions at WLOU and WVON

DIANA ROSS "The Boss" (Motown) 16% of our reporters are on it Receiving hot airplay in the West at KYAC In the East it shows medium rotation at VVVVIN The Midwest also has it in medium rotation at KPRS, W DAO and WLOU

NEW &ACTIVE PETEll BROWN -Crank It Up- (Drive/n()38% of our reporters are on it Now II I the Weer at KSOL. Also picking up hot airplay at KDAY The South shows Top 5 at W AOK, as well as heavy

rotation at WHRK and WVEE. The Midwest reflects medium airplay at WVON, WTLC. WDAO and WCIN In the East it's in heavy rotation at WXYV

ROY AYERS "Love Will Bring Us Together" (Polydor) 28% of our reporters are on it Already pulling Top 10 in the South at KMJQ and WAOK, in hot rotation at WYLD Top 10 in the, West at KLIP Debuting in the East at WDAS New in the Midwest at WTLC, W DAO and WCIN

CAMEO "Energy" (Choc. City) 28% of our reporters are on it New in the West at KYAC Debuting in the South at WILE and W DIA, also Top 10 at W ANT Debuting in the Mid west at WTLC, WJ MO and WCIN Receiving medium airplay in the East.

TASTE OF HONEY "Do It Good" (Capitol) 19% of our reporters are on it. Added in the South at WYLD, W AOK and KMJQ In the Midwest, it's new at WTLC and KPRS. New in the East at WDAS also

ISLEY BROTHERS "Winner Takes All" (T-Neck) 16% of our reporters are on it New in the South at WTMP and WGIV Receiving heavy rotation at KLIP in the West Debuting in the Midwest at KPRS and W DAO

JAZZ, A HOTTEST

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CRUSADERS Street Life (MCAI "Street Life"

GROVER W ASHINGTON JR. Paradise (Elektra) Various Cuts

Fever (Polydor/

Various Cuts Feel The Night (Elektra)

Various Cuts Invitation (Arista)

Various Cuts Heart String (UA)

ROY AYERS

LEE RITENOUR

NOR MAN CONNORS

EARL KLUGH

Various Cuts TO M BRO WNE Browne Sugar (Arista)

Various Cuts ROLAND VASQUEZ Urban Ensemble (Arista)

Various Cuts RON CARTER Parade (Milestone/Fantasy)

Various Cuts Part Of You (Columbia) ERIC GALE

Various Cuts

NEW & ACTIVE FREDDIE HUBBARD Love Notes (Columbia)

Various Cuts

EAST: WRVR/New York, NY Jim Smith, WHURNVashington, D.C. Jesse Fax, WEAA/Baftimore, MD Kweisi Mfume SOUTH: WCLK/Atlenta, GA, Requaya Ward. MID WEST: WBBY/Colu mbtss, OH, P Norman Grant WJZZIDetroit, MI,

Dorian Paster WEST: KADX/Denver, CO, Chuck Edwards, KREIBerkeley, CA, Hal Jackson, KKGO/Los Angeles, CA, Monica Riordan, KJLH/Los Angeles, CA, Lawrence Tanner

Album Airplay Following are listed in order of their airplay activity

EARTH, WIND ft FIRE "I Am" (ARC/Colu mbia) "After The Love Has Gone"' "Boggie Wonderland"•

TEDDY PENDERGRASS "Teddy" (Phil. Intl.) "Turn Off The Lights" " Come Go With Me"

DONNA SU M MER "Bad Girls" (Casablanca) "Bad Girls" " Hot Stuff"• "Sunset People"

THE JONES GIRLS "The Jones Girls" (Phil Intl.) "You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else

ISLE Y BROTHERS "Winner Takes All" (T-Neck) "I Wanna Be With You"• RAYDIO "Rock On" (Arista) "-You Can't Change That" • "Hot Stuff' "Rock On ' CON FUNK SHUN "Candy" (Mercury) "Chase Me"• HERBIE HANCOCK "Feats Don't Fail Me Now" (Colu mbia) "Ready Or Not" •

•Asterisk denotes that cut has been released as a single

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EAST SOUTH MIDWEST WEST

Chic

Jones Girls

Teens Marie

Donna Sum mer (Bed)

Donna Sum mer (Bed)

Teddy Pender grass Chic

Jones Girls

Anita W ard

Anita W ard

Con Funk Shun

Jones Gids Chic

Anita W ard

July 13,1979 Reginnalized Adds Eff Hats MID WEST

AST WXYV Baltimore, MD Larry Gorick ADDED None HOTTEST Chic ElNEtF wlEmotions

EVV&F (n) Teens Marie Minnie Riperton Anita Ward Donna Summer (HotElad) Jones Girls ',ley Bros lo) Peter Brown

WA ND littlablagh. PA Mete Payne ADDED Not Available

HOTTEST EWEtF w/Ernotions KC Et Sunshine Band McFadden ft Whitehead Teens Marie Anita Ward Jones Girls Tyrone Davis Gap Band E.0 King Con Funk Shun

WDAS Philadelphia. PA Joe Tamburro

ADDED Roy Ayers Taste Of Honey Millie Jackson (Pleasure) Brick (Dancin") Pa th Austin Delegation George Getz

HOTTEST Anita Ward Teddy Pendergrass Donne Summer (Bad) Jones Girls KC Et Sunshine Band Chic James Brown Toone Marie Switch Gap Band E1NbF w/Emotions

WILD Boston. MA Steve Crumbley

ADDED Not Available

HOTTEST Jones Girls James Brown Donna Summer (Hot/Bad) Teddy Pendergrass Stephanie Mills Teens Marie Chic Bonnie Pointer Take Boom Candi Staton

W W1N Baltknors, MD Don Brooks/Sus Woods

ADDED Bazuka Gavin Christopher Crusaders GQ Do)

HOTTEST Chic Donna Summer (Bad) Teddy Pendergrass Lou Rawls Jones Girls Parlet Switch

WOL WasNrrgtort, DC Bob Scott

ADDED None HOTTEST James Brown Chic Five Special Stephanie Mills Diana Ross Candi Stilton Sun Toto

SOUTH WA DE Atlanta, GA Doug Harris

ADDED Barry White George Benson Ashford Et Simpson GO Taste Of Honey Booby's Rubber Band Rickie Lee Jones KC Et Sunshine Band Peabo Bryson

HOTTEST Nuggets Chic Edwin Starr Peter Brown Instant Funk LTD Freedom Roy Ayers Whispers Teddy Pendergrass

WEAS Savannah, GA Floyd Bee

ADDED Cameo Minnie Riperton Roy Ayers Randy Cra wford Hodges James a Smith LTD Barry White Spinners Dionne Warwick

HOTTEST Bell a James Graham Central Station Lou Rawls Dramatics Tower Of Power Chocolate Jam Co Bar-Kays Instant Funk Teddy Pendergrass Donna Summer (Bad)

WATV Birrningium. Al. AJ

ADDED Bobby Rush Leon Haywood Johnny Nash War (Understand) Sweet Inspirations

HOTTEST Con Funk Shun Kenny Belt Jones Girls Donna Summer (Bad) Teddy Pendergrass Niteflyta Dramatics Manhattans Candi Staton Stephanie Mills

KIVUO Houston, TX Jack Patterson

ADDED Taste Of Honey Candi Staton Richard Tee

HOTTEST Chic Tee ns Marie Donna Summer (Bad) Jones Girls Anita Ward Teddy Pendergrass McFadden ft Whitehead Edwin Starr Roy Ayers Lou Ra wls

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Raleigh, NC Paul Ingram

ADDED EW&F In) Smokey Robinson

Cameo Al Wilson

HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass Jones Girls KC a Sunshine Band Anita Ward Donna Summer (Bad) Rance Allen Lakeside (Giving) Minnie Riperton Lou Rawls Joe Simon

WYLD New Orleans, LA Willie Jay Johnson

ADDED Michael Henderson Urban Ensemble Taste Of Honey Heath Bros Johnny Adams

HOTTEST Earl Klugh Crusaders Chuck Mangione Tom Browne Eric Gale Nancy Wilson ENNEtF(n) Maze Con Funk Shun

WIMP Tampa, FL Jim Ridnehart

ADDED Switch Sweet Thunder Prince Phillip Mitchell Earl Kiugh Islay Bros Enchantment Uncle Louis

HOTTEST McFadden a Whitehead Sun Teens Marie Mass Production Con Funk Shun Chocolate Milk EWEtF w)Emotions Minnie Riperton Teddy Pendergrass

Maxine Nightingale

WJJS Lynchburg, VA Robert Going

ADDED James Brown Teens Marie

HOTTEST Anita Ward Donna Summer (Bad) EWEtF wlEmotions Con Funk Shun Sister Sledge Jones Girls Teddy Pendergrass Chic Lou Rawls E C King

WVEE Atlanta, GA Scotty Andrews

ADDED None HOTTEST Chic EVVErF wiEmotions EWEIF (n) Teens Marie Minnie Riperton Anita Ward Donna Summer IHot/ Bad) Jones Girls Islay Bros 10) Peter Brown

WDIA Memphis, TN J. Micheal DavisiJohnnie Neely

ADDED Ashford a Simpson Switch B.B. King Cameo EVVEtF(n) Herbie Hancock Millie Jackson Prince Phillip Mitchell Manhattans Sun George Getz

HOTTEST Lou Rawls Con Funk Shun Donna Summer (Bad) Teddy Pendergrass Dra matics Jones Girls Minnie Riperton KC Et Sunshine Band Anita Ward McFadden ft Whitehead

WHRK Memphis, TN Ron Olson

ADDED None HOTTEST Chic EVVEtF w Em0tiOfls EVtlEtF In) Tema Marie Minnie Riperton Anita Ward Donna Summer (Hot/Bad) Jones Girls islet, Bros (01 Peter Brown

W ANT Richmond, VA Ban Miles

ADDED Not Available

HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass Minnie Riperton Anita Ward Chic Mass Production Cameo Enchantment Donna Summer (Bad) McFadden b Whitehead

WGIV Charkrtte, SC Chris Turner

ADDED Isley Bros Al Wilson Double Exposure Uncle Louie B.B King Sandra Feva

HOTTEST Candi Staton Instant Funk Amii Stewart Donna Summer (Bad)

E.0 King James Brown Chic Toto Whispers Mass Production

WVON Chkargo, IL C.ari Connors

ADDED Not Available

HOTTEST McFadden b Whitehead Lou Rawls Chocolate Milk Donna Summer (Hot) Con Funk Shun Minnie Riper-ton Anita Ward James Brown Five Special Skyy

WOAD Dayton. OH Turk Logan ADDED Manhattans Tyrone Davis Dramatics holey Bros B.B King Marble Hancock Shotgun Roy Ayers Lenny Willia ms Brick Delegation

HOTTEST Jones Girls Teens Marie George Duke LTD Enchantment Chic Ca meo Peebo Bryson Jimmy Castor Toto

WTIC Indianapolis, IN Jay Johnson

ADDED Michael Henderson Ashford Et Simpson

Grover Washington Leon Haywood Cameo Bar-Keys Taste Of Honey LTD Dells Roy Ayers

HOTTEST Anita Ward Tower Of Power Chic Enchantment Bobby Womack Sun KC Et Sunshine Band Donna Sum mer (Bad) Natalie Cole Doobie Bros

WEST KSOL San Mateo, CA J.J. Jeffries

ADDED LTD Dionne Warwick

Peter Brown

HOTTEST Donna Summer (Bad) Teddy Pendergrass Jones Girls Con Funk Shun Anita Ward Chic Stephanie Mills Teens Marie James Brown Minnie Riperton KYAC Seattle, WA Robert L Scott ADDED Diana Ross (House) Philly Cream Cameo HOTTEST Anita Ward Candi Sutton Chic Con Funk Shun Diana Ross Five Special Toto Deniece Williams LTD ENNEtF wlEmotions

Stations are listed by region. Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity.

WLOU Louisville, KY BIN Price

ADDED George Getz Randy Brown Smokey Robinson Ashford Et Simpson Maze

HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass Donne Summer (Bad) Con Funk Shun Natalie Cole Lenny Williams Anita Ward Sister Sledge James Brown Switch E.0 King

*MIN a ncinnati, OH Bob Long

W.1140 Cleveland, OH Bernie Moody

ADDED Uncle Louie Five Special Dionne Warwick Amil Stewart Cameo Wardell Piper

HOTTEST Anita Ward ENNEtF lni Donne Summer (Bad) Jones Girls Donna Summer (Hot) McFadden Fs Whitehead COO Funk Shun Booby's Rubber Band Teens Merle La Flavor

KPRS Kansas City, MO Dell Rice

ADDED Lou Rawls Wardell Piper Instant Funk Cameo KC Et Sunshine Band

Roy Ayers Barry White Enchantment

HOTTEST Chic EC. King Lenny Williams Philly Cream Candi Staton LTD Switch Bobby Womack Teddy Pendergrass (Come) Grover Washington

WJLB Detroit, MI J. Michael McKay

ADDED None

HOTTEST Lou Rawls Five Special Teddy Pendergrass Jones Girls Minnie Riperton EVVE2F wlEmotions Stephanie Mills Anita Ward Toto Con Funk Shun

ADDED Islay Bros (Winner) Brick Mandril Michael Henderson Taste Of Honey Archie Bell

HOTTEST EVVEtF w/Emotlons Bootsy's Rubber Band Sister Sledge Anita Ward Jackson. Bonnie Pointer Bell Et James Con Funk Shun Switch Chocolate Milk

IAIVRO Columbus, OH lark Bishop

ADDED Delegation Taste Of Honey Captain Sky Roy Ayers Edwin Starr Ashford b Simpson

HOTTEST Dionne Warwick

LTD Amil Stewart George Benson EVVErF in) Dramatics Brick (n) Nancy Wilson

KDAY Los Angeles, CA Stave Woods

ADDED Mass Production Jr Walker EViEtF (n) BootaY s Rubber Band (Live)

HOTTEST McFadden Et Whitehead EWEtF w/Emotions Jones Girls Toto Rickie Lee Jones Anita Ward Donna Summer (Bad) Herbie Hancock Bootsy's Rubber Band Peter Brown

KUP Fresno, CA Kevin Lynn

ADDED Stanley Clarke LTD Lenny Williams Deniece Williams Freddie Hubbard Ronnie Foster

HOTTEST Ashford a Simpson Grover Washington Chocolate Milk Teddy Pendergrass (Come) Stephanie Mills

Chocolate Jam Co Paul Jackson Chic Candi Staton Jones Girls

Page 44 RitRIFrIday, July 13.1978

Black Raclin

WDAS-AM-FM/Philadelphia is one of the nation's longest-established, most renowned Black ra-dio stations. serving as a voice for the community for a generation and more. Recently the Federal Communications Commission set WDAS for hearings on allegations of improperly-run contests and possible conflict of interests with employees involved in outside business activities. Meanwhile, certain media sources had hinted that the FCC was investigating payola incidents at the station.

Before the hearing was set, WDAS owner Max I..eon filed a petition for extraordinary relief, which would allow him to sell the station at distress sale prices. The prime contender to buy the station is New York-based Unity Broadcasting, headed by prominent black broadcaster Gene Jackson. However. a local group has filed a petition to deny Unity's attempt to buy the station, believing that the sta-tion should be locally owned.

The situation isn't yet resolved, but it's an interesting and valuable case history. I spoke with WDAS's attorney, Fred Cooke of Dow, Lon& & Albertson in Washington. D.C.. and in the following inter-view. we discussed the government's perception of Black radio, the payola question, and the issue of conflicts of interest. Next week we'll touch on the sale situation, why WDAS decided to sell instead of going up for the FCC hearing, and other topics which black broadcasters should be aware of.

R&R: The FCC has acted against your station and payola/plugola stories have circulated. Describe if you would the situation for WDAS . . .

COOKE: I think the government's allegations don't specifically state that there is any payola/plugola violation — there is a lot of innuendo that there was payola/ plugola involved at the station in one way or another. There have been some related stories, most specifically on "NBC News," that there was possibly payola/plugola involved at the station. But the Commission has not made a specific charge of payola/plugola against either WDAS-AM or FM.

R&R: What is your stand on that?

('OOKE: Our position is that there is no plugola/payola involved at WDAS. Our law firm has been, since the initial payola/plugola investigation of the early 60's, very cogni-zant of the potential problems, and we have afforded WDAS management opinion letters from this office about the do's and don't's in the area of payola/plugola. We have apprised them of Commission rules and regulations that relate to payola/plugola and we have pro-vided them with instructions on how to insure that it didn't or shouldn't happen at the

"Part of the problem is the Commission's perception of control . . . their lack of understanding about how a sta-tion operates. There is a marked difference between what you might do in the government or what you might do in another kind of job than in how you are going to run a radio station."

station. We instituted what we call management controls that were put into effect at the station to deal with the problem or the potential problem. Now the Commission has taken the position that our controls were inadequate or that our controls were not actually ever employed.

R&R: What specific information do you have on that? COOKE: Well, in the bill of particulars, the Commission alleges that in 1972 we indicat-

ed that there were certain controls in effect at the stations to deal with the problem of

payola/plugola. The Commission alleges further that those controls were not, in fact, in force at the stations — that it was a misrepresentation on the stations' part that we did have these kinds of controls when in fact we did not. In point of fact I think it is clear, and I believe we can demonstrate that those controls were in fact in place at the stations. Part of the problem is the Commission's perception of control . . . their lack of under-standing about how a station operates. There is a marked difference between what you might do in the government or what you might do in another kind of job than in how you are going to run a radio station. If you ask a person at a station if they ever saw this letter from Dow, Lomis & Albertson before which explains what payola/plugola is and how you should avoid it, then they very well may tell you, no. But the more critical question is, do you know what is in this letter? Are you familiar with what the do's and don't's about payola/plugola are? I think you'd get a decidely different answer. The Commission's alle-gations really relate to what people saw. As a practical matter there was no need for disc jockey people to have seen that piece of paper.

R&R: What are the specifics of the FCC's position? COOKE: The Commission's investigators have alleged our people at the station didn't

attempt to control the employees, that they allowed employees to get involved in outside business activities such as concert promotions or ownership of record companies or artists. These outside business interests got to be the paramount concern of both the employees and management of WDAS. The station was really run as a means of helping or perpetuat-ing those outside business interests, as opposed to "serving the public interest." The prob-lem with that again, and I think the Commission is on thin ice, is that nowhere in the Communications Act or nowhere in any opinion does the Commission say that an owner or an employee of a broadcast station cannot engage in an outside business enterprise. What the Commission says, and we would certainly agree, is that you cannot use your broad-cast property to gain an unfair competitive advantage against people you are competing against in another activity.

"Nowhere in the Communications Act or nowhere in any opinion does the Commission say that an owner or an employee of a broadcast station cannot engage in an out-side business enterprise. What the Commission says, and we would certainly agree, is that you cannot use your broadcast property to gain an unfair competitive ad-vantage against people you are competing against in another activity."

R&R: What may exist here is a confusion of a business interest and a public commit-ment.

COOKE: That is true. It's a very tricky kind of concept. The Commission believes that each licensee is a public trustee. That is a notion that I would disagree with to some degree, simply because nowhere in the Communications Act of 1934, which is the rele-vant statute, is there any statement that a licensee is a public trustee. This is a fiction that the Commission has created, and they have said it time and again. They have come to believe that it is a part of the statute and it really is not. I think it is very important to point to a couple of Supreme Court cases where the Supreme Court says that the key to the broadcast industry and the Communications Act of 1934 is competition. That's what it is really all about. If, again, a licensee can build a better mousetrap, he or she will get the bigger share of the audience. That's what it really should come down to.

R&R: Since you represent WDAS, what have you done to disclaim all of that? Have there been any editorials on the radio station or some kind of extracurricular activity to clean their image up?

COOKE: Their image in the community I don't think needs any cleaning up. I think it's been since the early 60's that they've had an exemplary record. I don't think there's a station in the city of Philadelphia or in the country that's given as much time and effort and just sheer concern on the part of everybody involved to their community. WDAS has been involved in all the significant civil rights struggles in the city of Philadelphia.

R&R: Is it possible that someone in a competing situation could be causing all of this? COOKE: That's a decided possibility. We have absolutely no facts to support it. But we

believe that there are elements in the city of Philadelphia, possibly competitors, who are involved in a lot of finger pointing, a lot of mudslinging in an attempt to discredit WDAS's owners and managers. The station would possibly be for sale and they could potentially own it for themselves.

R&R: What specifics do you have along that line? COOKE: No real specifics. That is a question we are still exploring under active in-

vestigation on our part. R&R: Do you think that WDAS is being picked on? COOKE: I think WDAS is being picked on to the degree that it is the preeminent

Black-formatted station in the city of Philadelphia. I think that a lot of people don't like

that. People

Things seem to be getting back to "normal" now with the passing of several conven-tions and Independence Day now behind us for another year . . . Spanky Lane, formerly Operations Manager at WSDO/Ft. Lauderdale, has winged his way to KMJQ/Houston where he will take over the morning drive slot. Leaving "MAGIC" is Harry-0, pre-viously the morning drive personality. He has moved on to KKSS/St. Louis as Opera-tions Manager . . . WELCOME BACK: Vivian Phillips is now back on the air at KYAC/ Seattle doing middays. She replaces Ray Curry. KYAC evening jock Mike Vance has also left the station with Bill Murry, formerly of KLA VTacoma, WA, filling his vacated po-sition . . . Sonja Thrasher is now the midday personality at WYLD/New Orleans. She was most recently an air personality at WMAK/Nashville . . . The music industry lost one of its own July 6 with the death of musician/composer/producer Van McCoy. Only 38, he died of a heart attack in Englewood, New Jersey . . . Walt Love is no longer Program Dir-ector of KKTT/Los Angeles. No immediate plans have been announced . . . Earl Sellers has left his National Album Promotion position at MCA . . . Please be sure to send me all of your station's news, photos, promotional materials, etc. Remember, you don't have to be a reporter to participate. Address to: Bill Speed, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067 . . . .

Places IT'S A FAMILY AFFAIR: Bell Isles Park in Detroit recently saw the reunion of two

brothers when MCA artists The Dramatics recently perforrneo 'here with help from Elek-tra's Five Special. Bryan Banks, lead singer and keyboards for F .../e Special, is the young-est brother of Ron Banks of the Dramatics. Banks also produced the group's debut album. Appearing before a crowd of more than 10,000 people, the two groups presented the free concert in honor of Black Music Month . . . L.A. suburb San Pedro, recently saw more than 30,000 participants at the KACE/Los Angeles-sponsored concert last week. The con-cert was another in their series of "Summer Concerts In The Park" and featured the mu-sical talents of Chameleon . . . STRONG TIES: The upcoming (July 21-22) Mississippi River Festival in Illinois will have on hand WB artists Ashford & Simpson. KYAC/Seattle has arranged a live simulcast of the event . . . .

Things COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: VVWIN/Baltimore

recently sent its van around town to assist the local NAACP with its voter registration drive . . . AND STILL MORE GIVEAWAYS: WILD/Boston is conducting a call-in ticket giveaway for the movie "Nightwing" as well as concert tickets for Ileatwave and the Crusaders . . . KSOL/San Mateo is giving LP's every weekend to lucky call-in winners . . . RADIO CREATIVITY: Pictured is the new rate card logo for WKND/Hartford designed by James Jack, former Program Director there. Who says radio is a lost art?

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Produced by Larry Mizell and Fonce Mizell for Skyhigh Productions. Co-produced by A Taste Of Honey.

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Pop/Rhythms

HOTTEST Following are listed in order of their airplay activity.

DONNA SU M MER "Bad Girls" (Casablanca)

CHIC "Good Times" (Atlantic)

JONES GIRLS "You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else" (Phil. Intl)

TEDDY PENDERGRASS

"Turn Off The Lights (Phil. Intl) ANITA WARD

"Ring My Bell" (JuanafTK) TEENA MARIE

"I'm Just A Sucker For Your Love" (Gordy) EARTH, WIND Et FIRE

"After The Love Has Gone" (ARC/Col.) CON FUNK SHUN

"Chase Me" (Mercury) MINNIE RIPERTON

"Memory Lane" (Capitol) LOU RA WLS

"Let Me Be Good To You" (Phil. Intl)

CLIMBERS Following are listed in order of their airplay activity

CANDI STATON "When You Wake Up Tomorrow" (WB) 38% of our reporters are on it. Record debuts in the South at KMJQ, picking up Top 10 at WATV and in hot rotation

at WGIV. In the West it is Top 10 at KLIP and receiving heavy airplay at KYAC. In hot rotation

at WCIN in the Midwest with medium airplay at WVON and WLOU Top 10 at WILD in the East. heavy rotation at WA MO and receiving medium airplay at VVVVIN.

STEPHANIE MILLS "What Cha Gonna Do With My Lovin' " (20th) 34% of our reporters are on it. Top 5 in the West at KLIP and KSOL. In the East it is Top 10 at WA MO and WILD Top 10 in the Midwest at WJLB with medium airplay at WLOU. The South shows Top 10 at WATV with strong positions at KMJCL WDIA and WTMP

LTD "Dance 'N' Sing 'N' " (AErM ) 34% of our reporters are on it. Debuting in the West at KSOL and KLIP with hot rotation at KYAC. In heavy rotation in the Midwest at WCIN.

Added there also at WTLC and in medium airplay at WLOU and WDAO. The South shows it receiving medium airplay at WYLD. WGIV and WDIA with Top 10 at W AOK.

JAMES BRO WN "It's Too Funky In Here" (Polydor) 31 % of our reporters are on it. Added in the South at WJJS with hot airplay at WGIV and medium rotation at WDIA. Top 10 at KSOL in the West ano in hot rotation at KYAC. The Midwest has it in heavy rotation at

WLOU and WVON. The East shows Top 10 at WILD and heavy airplay at W A MO and WVON.

TOTO "Georgy Porgy" (Columbia) 31 % of our reporters are on it. Remixed version accounts for record soaring on the charts. Hot airplay in the West at KDAY and KYAC. Top 10 in the Midwest at WJLB with hot rotation at WDAO and KPRS while WVON holds it in medium rotation The East shows it pulling medium airplay at VVVVIN. Significant climbing

positions in the South at WDIA and WTMP with hot airplay at WGIV

LENNY WILLIAMS "Doing The Loop De Loop" (MCA) 28% of our reporte ,s are on it. Coming on in the West at KLIP The Midwest reflects Top 5 at WLOU w'nile debuting at WDAO with medium rotation at WVON and WTLC and hot rotation at WCIN. In the South it is in strong climbing positions at WAOK. WDIA and WTMP

KC Et SUNSHINE BAND "Do You Wanna Go Party" (Sunshine/TK) 25% of our reporters are on it. Debuting in the South at W AOK and pulling Top 10 at W DIA; Top 5 at WLLE and showing a strong position at WJJS. In heavy rotation at KYAC in the West. Top 5 in the East at WA MO while the Midwest reflects heavy airplay at WCIN and WTLC.

DONNA SU MMER "Hot Stuff" (Casablanca) 22% of our reporters are on it. Top 5 in the Midwest at WJ MO with heavy airplay at VVVON. In the East it is Top 5 at WILD with heavy airplay at WXYV The South shows Top 10 at WJJS with hot airplay at VVVEE and WHRK.

SWITCH "Best Beat In Town" (Gordy) 22% of our reporters are on it. Debuting in the South at WTMP with strong climbing positions at WAOK Pulling hot airplay in the Mid-

west at KPRS, WCIN, WLOU and VVTLC. Also showing hot airplay in the East at VVVVIN.

EVELYN "Champagne" KING "Music Box" (RCA) 19% of our reporters are on it. Top 10 in the Midwest at WLOU. In the East it is Top 10 at WA MO. Pulling Top 10 in the South

at WJJS and receiving hot airplay at WGIV, WTMP and WATV

MASS PRODUCTION "Firecracker" (Cotillion) 19% of our reporters are on it. South dominates on this record. Top 5 at WTMP and WANT with heavy airplay at WGIV and

WAOK In medium rotation in the Midwest at WDAO and hot in the West at KDAY

AMII STE WART "Light My Fire" (Ariola) 19% of our reporters are on it. Debuts in the Midwest at WJ MO and in medium rotation at WVON and WDAO. In the South it shows strong climbing positions at WAOK and WIMP with hot airplay at WGIV.

ASHFORD Et SI MPSON "Found A Cure" (WB) 19% of our reporters are on it. Debuting in the Midwest at WLOU and VVTLC. In medium rotation in that region at WDAO. New in the South at WDIA and W AOK Record is Number 1 in the West at KLIP.

BOOTSY'S RUBBER BAND "Jam Fan (Hot)" (WB) 19% of our reporters are on it. Top 10 in the Midwest at WJ MO with hot airplay at KPRS and medium airplay at WLOU. In

the South it is new at WAOK and receiving hot airplay at WJJS. Hot airplay at KDAY in the West

FIVE SPECIAL "Why Leave Us Alone" (Elektra) 16% of our reporters are on it Just added at WJ MO, the record is Number 2 at WJLB in the Midwest and in hot rotation at VVVON. In the West it is in hot rotation at KYAC. Showing a significant climbing position at WTMP in the South.

SUN "Radiation Level" (Capitol) 16% of our reporters are on it Debuts in the South

at W DIA and already Number 2 at WT MP. Receiving heavy airplay at WTLC in the Midwest and in significant climbing positions at WLOU and VVVON.

DIANA ROSS "The Boss" (Motown) 16% of our reporters are on it. Receiving hot airplay in the West at KYAC. In the East it shows medium rotation at WININ. The Midwest also has it in medium rotation at KPRS. W DAO and WLOU

NEW &ACTIVE -

PETER BROWN "Crank It Up" (DrivefTK) 38% of our reporters are on it. New in the West at KSOL. Also picking up hot airplay at KDAY The South shows Top 5 at WAOK, as well as heavy

rotation at WHRK and VVVEE The Midwest reflects medium airplay at WVON, WTLC. WDAO and WCIN In the East, it's in heavy rotation at WXYV

ROY AYERS "Love Will Bring Us Together" (Polydor) 28% of our reporters are on it Already pulling Top 10 in the South at KMJQ and W AOK; in hot rotation at VVYLD. Top 10 in the Wost at KLIP Debuting in the East at WDAS New in the Midwest at WTLC, WDAO and WCIN

CA MEO "Energy" (Choc. City) 28% of our reporters are on it. New in the West at KYAC. Debuting in the South at WLLE and W DIA; also Top 10 at W ANT Debuting in the Mid west at WITC. WJ MO and WCIN Receiving medium airplay in the East.

TASTE OF HONEY "Do It Good" (Capitol) 19% of our reporters are on it. Added in the South at WYLD. W AOK and KMJQ. In the Midwest, it's new at WTLC and KPRS. New in the East at WDAS also

ISLEY BROTHERS "Winner Takes All" (T-Neck) 16% of our reporters are on it. New in the South at WTMP and WGIV Receiving heavy rotation at KLIP in the West Debuting in the Midwest at KPRS and WDAO

JAZZ, A D I 0

HOTTEST CRUSADERS Street Life (MCA)

"Street Life" GROVER WASHINGTON JR. Paradise (Elektra)

Various Cuts Fever (Polydor)

Various Cuts LEE RITENOUR Feel The Night (Elek nal

Various Cuts NOR MAN CONNORS Invitation (Arista)

Various Cuts

Heart String (UA) Various Cuts

Browne Sugar (Arista)

Various Cuts ROLAND VASOUF_Z Urban Ensemble (Arista)

Various Cuts RON CARTER Parade (Milestone/Fantasy)

Various Cuts ERIC GALE

ROY AYERS

EARL KLUGH

TO M BRO WNE

NEW & ACTIVE

Part Of You (Columbia) Various Cuts

FREDDIE HUBBARD Love Notes (Columbia)

Various Cuts

EAST: WRVR/New York, NY Jim Smith; WHURI Washington, D.C. Jesse Fax,

WEAAJBattl moro, MD Kweisi Mfume. SOUTH: WCLKIAtlenta, GA, Requaya Ward, MID WEST: WBBY/Colurnbus, OH, P Norman Grant WJZZ/Detroit, MI,

Dorian Paster WEST: KADX/Denver, CO, Chuck Edwards, KREIBerkeley, CA, Hal Jackson, KKGO/Los Angeles, CA, Monica Riordan; KJLH/Los Angeles, CA,

Lawrence Tanner

Album Airplay Following are listed in order of their airplay activity

EARTH, WIND Et FIRE "I Am" (ARC/Colu mbia) "After The Love Has Gone"• "Boggle Wonderland"•

TEDDY PENDERGRASS "Toddy" (Phil. Intl.) "Turn Off The Lights" • "Come Go With Me" DONNA SU M MER "Bad Girls" (Casablanca) "Bad Girls" • "Hot Stuff" " Sunset People'

THE JONES GIRLS "The Jones Girls" (Phil. Intl.) "You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else'•

ISLEY BROTHERS "Winner Takes All" (T-Neck) Wanna Be With You"• RAYDIO "Rock On" (Arista) 'You Can't Change That" • — Hot Stuff" "Rock On

CON FUNK SHUN "Candy" (Mercury) "Chase Me"' HERBIE HANCOCK "Feats Don't Fail Me Now" (Colu mbia) 'Ready Or Not"•

•Asterisk denotes that cut has been released as a single

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WDAS Phaadelphla PA Joe Temburro

4441 July 13,1979 Regianalized Ad

EAST SOUTH MID WEST WEST

Chic Donna Sea

Jones Girls Teddy P

M ena Marie

Donna Su m mer (Bad)

AST WXYV Baltimore, MD Larry Gorick ADDED None HOTTEST Chic EVVEtF w/Emotions

EVVEtF In) Inane Marie Minnie Riperton Anita Ward Donna Summer IHot/Bad) Jones Girls Utley Bros (o) Peter Brown

WAMO Pittsburgh, PA Mike Payne ADDED Not Available

HOTTEST EVVEtF wlEmotions KC Et Sunshine Band McFadden b Whitehead Teens Marie Anita Ward Jones Girls Tyrone Davis Gap Band E.0 King Con Funk Shun

SOUTH

ADDED Roy Ayers Taste Of Honey Millie Jackson IPleasurel Brick (Dancin'l Patti Austin Delegation George Getz

HOTTEST Anita Ward Teddy Pendergrass Donna Summer (Eiad) Jones Girls KC b Sunshine Band

Chic James Brown Tee m Marie Switch Gap Bend EVVEtF w/Emotions

WILD Boston. MA Steve Crumbley

ADDED Not Available

HOTTEST Jones Girls James Brown Donna Summer (Hot/Bed) Teddy Pendergrass Stephanie Mills Tee ns Marie Chic Bonnie Pointer Take Boom Candi Staton

W WIN Saltknore, MD Don Brooks/Sue Woods

ADDED Bezuka Gavin Christopher Crusaders OQil Do)

HOTTEST Chic Donne Summer (Bed) Teddy Pendergrass Lou Rawls Jones Girls Parfet Switch

WOL Washington, DC Bob Scott

ADDED None HOTTEST James Brown Chic Five Special Stephanie Mills Diana Ross Candi Staton Sun Toto

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WA DE Atlanta. GA Doug Harris

ADDED Barry White George Benson Ashford Fs Simpson GO Taste Of Honey Bootsy's Rubber Band Rickie Lee Jones KC Et Sunshine Band Peebo Bryson

HOTTEST Nuggets Chic Edwin Starr Peter Brown Instant Funk LTD Freedom Roy Ayers Whispers Teddy Pendergrass

WEAS Savannah. GA Floyd Bee

K PAJO Houston, TX Jack Patterson

ADDED Taste 01 Honey Candi Staton Richard Tee

ADDED Cameo Minnie Riperton Roy Ayers Randy Crawford Hodges. James Et Smith LTD Barry White Spinners Dionne Warwick

HOTTEST Bell Et James Graham Central Station

Lou Rawls Dra matics Tower Of Power Chocolate Jam Co

Bar-Kays Instant Funk Teddy Pendergrass Donna Summer (Bad)

WATV el mlinehorrk Al.

ADDED Bobby Rush Leon Haywood Johnny Nash War (Understand) Sweet Inspirations

HOTTEST Con Funk Shun Kenny Belt Jones Girls Donna Summer (Badi Teddy Pendergrass Niteflyte Dra matics Manhattans Candi Staton Stephanie Mills

HOTTEST Chic Tee ns Marie Donna Summer (Bad) Jones Girls Anita Ward Teddy Pendergrass McFadden Es Whitehead Edwin Starr Roy Ayers Lou Rawls

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Raleigh. NC Paul Ingram

ADDED El/01F (n) Smokey Robinson Cameo Al Wilson

HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass Jones Girls KC Et Sunshine Band Anita Ward Donna Summer (Bad) Rance Alien Lakeside (Giving) Minnie Riperton Lou Rawls Joe Simon

INYID New Orisons, LA WINN Jay Johnson

ADDED Michael Henderson Urban Ensemble Taste Of Honey Heath Bros Johnny Adams

HOTTEST Earl Klugh Crusaders Chuck Mengione Tom Browne Eric Gale Nancy Wilson EVVEtF In) Maze Con Funk Shun

WTPAP Temps, FL Jim RhInehert

ADDED Switch Sweet Thunder Prince Phillip Mitchell

Earl Klugh Islay Bros Enchantment Uncle Louie

HOTTEST McFadden & Whitehead

Sun Tee ns Marie Mass Production Con Funk Shun Chocolate Milk EVVEtF wlEmotions Minnie Riperton Teddy Pendergrass Maxine Nightingale

WJJ8 Lynchburg, VA Robert Goins

ADDED James Brown Teens Marie

HOTTEST Anita Ward Donna Summer (Bad) EW6F w/Emotions Con Funk Shun Sister Sledge Jones Girls Teddy Pendergrass Chic Lou Rawls E C King

WVEE Atlanta, GA Scotty Andrews

ADDED None HOTTEST Chic EIN&F wlEmotions EVV&F (n) Tee ns Marie Minnie Riperton Anita Ward Donna Summer (Hot/Bed)

Jones Girls Isley Bros (ol Peter Brown

WD1A Memphis, TN J. Michael Davis/Johnnie Neely

ADDED Ashford Et Simpson

Switch B B King Cameo EVVErF (n) Harbie Hancock Millie Jackson Prince Phillip Mitchell Manhattans Sun George Getz

HOTTEST Lou Rawls Con Funk Shun Donna Summer (Eted) Teddy Pendergrass Dramatics Jones Girls Minnie Riperton KC Es Sunshine Band Anita Ward McFadden Et Whitehead

WHRK Pillernphls, TN Ron Olson

ADDED None HOTTEST Chic EVVEtF wEmotions EVVbF In) Tee m Marie Minnie Riperton Anita Ward Donna Summer (Hot/Bad) Jones Girls Islay Bros lo) Peter Brown

WANT Richmond, VA Ben Mlles

ADDED Not Available

HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass Minnie Riperton Anita Ward Chic Mess Production Cameo Enchantment Donna Summer (Bad) McFadden Et Whitehead

WO W Chedotte, SC Chris Turner

ADDED Islay Bros Al Wilson Double Exposure

Uncle Louie B.B. King Sandra Faye

HOTTEST Candi Staton Instant Funk Amii Stewart Donna Summer (Bad) E.C. King James Brown Chic Toto Whispers Mass Production

MID WEST

WVON Chicago, IL Ced Connors

ADDED Not Available

HOTTEST McFadden Fr Whitehead

Lou Rawls Chocolate Milk Donna Summer (Hot)

Con Funk Shun Minnie Riperton

Anita Ward James Brown Five Special Skyy

WOAD Dayton. OH Tura Logan ADDED Manhattans Tyrone Davis Dra matics Islay Bros B.B King Herbie Hancock Shotgun Roy Ayers Lenny Williams

Brick Delegation

HOTTEST Jones Girls Teens Marie George Duke LTD Enchantment Chic Ca meo Peebo Bryson Jimmy Castor Toto

INTLC Indlormoolls. IN Jay Johnson

ADDED Michael Henderson Ashford Et Simpson Grover Washington Loon Haywood

Cameo Bar-Kays Taste Of Honey LTD Dells Roy Ayers

HOTTEST Anita Ward Tower 01 Power

Chic Enchantment Bobby Womack

Sun KC Et Sunshine Band Donna Summer (Badi Natalie Cole Doobie Bros

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Jones Girls

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PILOU Louisville, KY BIN Price

ADDED George Getz Randy Brown Smokey Robinson Ashford Et Simpson Maze

HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass Donna Summer land) Con Funk Shun Natalie Cole Lenny Williams Anita Ward Sister Sledge James Brown Switch E.0 King

W ON Oncinneti, OH Bob Lone

WJPAO Cleveland, OH Sorrels Moody

ADDED Uncle Louie Five Special Dionne Warwick Amii Stewart Ca moo Wardell Piper

HOTTEST Anita Ward EVVEtF (n) Donna Summer (Bad) Jones Girls Donne Summer IH M) McFadden Es Whitehead Con Funk Shun Bootay's Rubber Band Teens Marie La Flavor

KPRS Kansas City, MO Dell Rice

ADDED Lou Rawls Wardell Piper

Instant Funk Cameo KC b Sunshine Band Roy Ayers Barry White Enchantment

HOTTEST Chic E.C. King Lenny Williams Philly Cream Candi Staton LTD Switch Bobby Womack Teddy Pendergrass (Come) Grover Washington WVKO

Columbus, OH Kirk Bishop WJLB

Detroit. MI J. Michael McKay

ADDED None

HOTTEST Lou Rawls Five Special Teddy Pendergrass Jones Girls Minnie Riperton EVVEtF wlEmotions Stephanie Mills Anita Ward Toto Con Funk Shun

ADDED Islay Bros. (Winner) Brick Mandril Michael Henderson Taste Of Honey Archie Bell

HOTTEST ElN&F w/Emotions Bootsy's Rubber Sand Sister Sledge Anita Ward Jacksons Bonnie Pointer Bell ft James Con Funk Shun Switch Chocolate Milk

ADDED Delegation Taste Of Honey Captain Sky Roy Ayers Edwin Starr Ashford Et Simpson

HOTTEST Dionne Warwick

LTD Amil Stewart George Benson EVVEif In) Dra matics Brick in) Nancy Wilson

KSOL San Mateo, CA J.J. Jeffries

ADDED LTD Dionne Warwick

Peter Brown HOTTEST Donna Summer (Bad) Teddy Pendergrass

Jones Girls Con Funk Shun Anita Ward Chic Stephanie Mills Tee ns Marie James Brown Minnie Riperton KYAC Sande, WA Robert L Scott ADDED Diana Ross IHouse) Philly Cream Cameo HOTTEST Anita Ward Candi Staton Chic Con Funk Shun Diana Ross Five Special Toto Deniece Williams LTD EVVEtF w/Emotions

KDAY Los Angeles, CA Steve Woods

ADDED Mass Production Jr Walker EVVEIF in) Bootsy's Rubber Band (Live)

HOTTEST McFadden Et Whitehead

EVVbF w/Emotions Jones Girls Toto Rickie Lee Jones Anita Ward Donna Summer Med)

Herbie Hancock Booby's Rubber Bend

Peter Brown

K UP Fresno, CA Kevin Lynn

ADDED Stanley Clarke LTD Lenny Williams Deniece Williams Freddie Hubbard Ronnie Foster

HOTTEST Ashford ft Simpson Grover Washington

Chocolate Milk Teddy Pendergrass (Come) Stephanie Mills Chocolate Jam Co Paul Jackson Chic Candi Staton Jones Girls

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(ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK)

Jeff Gelb

I received an interesting letter this past week from Bob Stern, air personality at WXRD/ Woodstock, IL. As Bob raised some pertinent points about the plight of aspiring air per-sonalities, I wanted to share it, in part, with you:

How To Succeed In Business With A Lot Of Crying; Or,

The Plight Of An Air Personality Trying To Move To A Bigger Market

I notice that 80% of the announcers that I have met have receding hairlines . . . They've probably pulled most of it out in the frustration of trying to get a Program Director at a bigger market station to return their phone calls.

Is it expressly written in a Program Director's contract, 'You shall not return the phone call of anybody working at a smaller market station looking to advance himself. Tell your secretary to kindly inform the caller that you are in a meeting and will call them back later'? . . . You might get lucky and happen to get an interview with a PD, but only after 20 phone calls to his or her fortress.

Some say that announcers are a dime a dozen. There are undoubtedly great numbers of air people looking for a limited number of jobs, but I see no reason why PD's can't take a couple of minutes and be courteous enough to return our persistent inquiries.

One look at the "Positions Sought" column in the M R Opportunities section is evidence that there are a lot of very qualified radio communicators out on the streets and all doing battle over the limited number of radio openings. Most of those broadcasters are interested in career growth and financial opportunities that large market radio can provide better than the stations and markets from which they have come With so many people making phone calls to major market PD's, I don't think it's any surprise that some phone calls are overlooked, though I'm sure not with malicious intent. There are only so many hours to a PD's overly-long day, and there are priorities to those hours.

Still, Bob's letter reminded me that we haven't spoken for some time about how best to approach a PD with a job application. Nor have we asked PD's for their feelings on hiring people from smaller markets. For the sake of those many people like Bob who are interested in advancing their careers, we asked several AOR programmers for their answers to these questions.

Is There An Opening? All PD's I queried keep file cabinets full of tapes and resumes from aspiring appli-

cants. Most said they do not actually take the time to listen to these tapes, however, until the need arises for a new jock, or that need is just around the corner. So one thing to keep in mind is that if you haven't heard from an AOR programmer it may be because there are no available staff positions at his or her station. One suggestion you may want to keep in mind is to check Ft&R's Opportunities for available jobs instead of firing off tapes blindly, in hopes that something will come up.

The "Who You Know" Syndrome

The telephone can play an important role in getting a radio job, according to the major market PD's with whom I spoke, but most PD's stated they would not accept incoming calls regarding jobs unless they had a position open.

Often a PD gets a telephone tip from a fellow programmer that someone good is look-ing for a new radio challenge. KWST/ Los Angeles PD Steve Downes called this "the 'Who You Know' Syndrome. Everybody knows somebody who's looking for something," he stated. "This happens all the time and if the information and recommendation is offered

t THUMBS UP FOR KBCO — Portrait recording artists Heart were recent guests on KBCO/ Boulder air personality Peter Rodman 's program "Rock 'n Rodman." Pictured with Rodman (center) are the group's Ann Befriend Nancy (right) Wilson

Job Hunting Hints

— Before calling a PD to make a job inquiry, check re-sources to ascertain that an opening exists.

— If you know a programmer who can give you a good reference, have him call your prospective employer to introduce you before you call him.

— If possible, be creative in your tape and resume. Af-ter all, you're selling your imagination.

— Make sure your resume is up-to-date and neatly com-posed, and that your aircheck is short, to the point, and has no tape or technical faults.

— Don't expect (or attempt) to see a PD to drop off your tape without phoning him first.

by someone whose opinion I respect, I'll certainly listen to that tape first." WMMR/Phil-adelphia PD Jeff Pollack elucidated further, "If you haven't been introduced to the person by someone else; if there's been no set-up to his tape or phone call, you tend to treat him as no one special. Being introduced by someone else first establishes someone's cre-dentials."

Spotlighting Creativity

What if you're still establishing your radio credentials, and your list of contacts is non-existent? Don't lose faith — the major market PD's I sampled all stated they were also im-pressed by a clever approach to a tape and resume, or (at least) a professional-quality product.

Downes recounted a recent example of the ingenuity of a job applicant: "A guy sent - a gorgeous woman up here with a large wrapped package. She had instructions to hand-deliver the package to me personally. Naturally, I accepted the delivery which turned out to be an aircheck. He then followed through with a phone call, at which time I had not yet listened to the tape. He sent the same girl back again with a personal plea to listen, which worked. This past week he sent the same girl up with a carrot cake in the shape of an album with my name on the label and his thanks for listening to the tape. Unfortunately the upshot to the story is that I had nothing available at the time, but he sure made an impression on me for the future. And what's more, he's good."

Obviously, not everyone has the facilities for such an elaborate game plan. However, everyone can (with practice or with the help of professionals) deliver a professional pro-duct. WLUP/Chicago PD Jessie Bullet stated his preference for "well laid-out, professional resumes," and Downes for "high-quality tapes which best showcase the vocal abilities of the applicant."

Another tip: when delivering that tape and resume, don't go by the radio station and request an impromptu interview with the PD. As Downes stated, "I feel it's presumptuous and a waste of time, particularly when there's no opening."

It Ain't The Size, It's The Talent

What about market size? Are job applicants bound to be penalized for their return ad-dresses? Not likely, according to most of the PD's with whom I spoke. KBPI/Denver PD Frank Cody opined, "I think successful radio stations are usually comprised of people who are on the way up — even if they're in L.A. — but still want to improve their craft." To WVVWW/Detroit PD Joe Urbiel, market size matters only "subliminally — the bottom line is how someone sounds."

While Jeff Pollack downplayed any concern for market size itself, he did state a pref-erence for job applicants who come from the same area of the country as the stations for which they wish to work. And Steve Downes cautioned job applicants to be realistic: "We're not going to hand a high-paying job to someone without the correct qualifications. Lots of people want to get from A-Z without moving through the rest of the alphabet. Unless they have unusual talents, or happen to be at the right place at the right time, there are no shortcuts to success."

Platt Exits As W XRT PD Following what he termed a "disappointing" showing in the spring Arbitron rating

results, WXRT/Chicago GM Seth Mason asked for and received PD John Platt's resignation. Platt, who joined the station as PD in fall of 1972, commented: "At the request of the

powers-that-be I am leaving, so that someone else can have the opportunity to guide thc station into the future. Leaving a place as special as WXRT — leaving any place that has almost seven years of your life invested in it — isn't easy. The station has been one of a kind and I hope it always will be. I'm proud of what we've accomplished (against all odds), and I only wish the best for WXRT and all my friends connected with it." Platt said he would take some time off to contemplate his next move.

Station Manager Seth Mason explained the decision, which be described as a very tough one. "John Platt is a good, strong programmer. But we felt it was time for a change: new blood, new leadership in terms of directing the airstaff. It's time for us to be a bit more innovative and aggressive.

"This doesn't mean," he continued, "that WXRT is going to be a geared-up heavy metal rocker a la the Loop. We still intend to be an alternative AOR. We'll still be playing jazz, blues, the variety of music that makes WXRT special."

Mason speculated that his decision of a replacement for Platt would take some time, and mentioned that his first consideration would be current station employees.

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Jeff Gelb Jump back to the front of this week's issue for details on the latest Arbitron ratings

results. Washington AOR's fared well, with DC 101's 12-plus figure up 4.7 to an excellent 5.3. WAVA, under a new programming team, was also up 2.0 to a fine 2.8. Progressive VVHFS also gained this book 1.0 to 1.5.

WMMS/Cleveland was down this book 9.2 to 7.7, though the station retained its lead in contemporary music formats for the city. Up this book was M105 4.1 to 5.2. The city's latest AOR. WLYT, which debuted three weeks prior to the Spring book, was up .6 to 1.0.

St. Louis supplied some figures which will need further investigation, as both AOR's were down this book. KSHE dipped 7.3 to 5.5 while KADI slipped 3.4 to 1.8 (PD Peter Parisi has just exited the station — see Evolution).

GOOD MAN TELLS JACKSON TO LOOK SHARP — A& M recording artist Joe Jackson (left) and W MMR/Philadelphia air personality Mark Goodman (right) hit it off immediately when Jack-son visited the station lor an on-air interview.

Evolution

After a nine-year-long stint as PD at KADI/St. Louis, Peter Parisi has left the station for other pursuits. Gary Granger (former PD at WSHE/Miami) has been named his replacement. Peter is a more than capable AOR programmer who is accepting calls regarding future employment. You can reach him after the 19th at (314) 726-0809 . . . Former WBAB/Long Island PD Charlie Ambrosia has resurfaced at WBLS/New York where he is Operations and Production Manager . . . Brock Janoff has been named PD at K99/Great Falls . . . Judith Brackley has exited as PD at WCAS/Cambridge for mornings at WCOZ/Boston. Former MD Don Cohen has• been named her successor as PD at WCAS . . . KREM-FM/Spokane air per-sonality Jeff Peel has been named the station's Assistant PD . . . Deirdre O'Don-oughue has exited as MD at WBCN/Boston, and has been replaced by former KSAN/ San Francisco MD Kate Ingram . . . "Redbeard" has been upped from the airstaff to the HD position at WZXR/Memphis . Bill Clouter has exited afternoons at WBLM/Lewiston-Portland . . . John Langan has moved from nights to mornings at KISW/Seattle, where he co-hosts with news person John Evans . . . KZOK/Seattle has lost Ron Chavis to competing KLSW for nights . . . Steve Casey has returned to WN0E-FM/New Orleans for afternoon drive. . Dennis Wilen has been named Na-tional AOR Promotions Director for Mushroom Records. Dennis was formerly Di-rector of Promotions for Far-Out Management . . Stuart McRae has been upped from Assistant PD to PD at KLPQ/Little Rock.

ROBINSON AND RADIO — Harvest/Capitol recording artist Tom Robinson was greeted back-stage following a concert appearance by Northeast AOR reps. Pictured (standing, tr) are WBRU/

Providence PD Steve Stockmen, WBCN/Boston air personality Tracy Roach, Robinson, WBCN's Mark Parenteau, Boston Phoenix's James Isaacs, WBRU MD Jeremy Schlosberg; (seated, ir) Capitol's Peter Wassyng, WBCN News Director Lorraine Ballard, WBCN Public Affairs

Director Sue Sprecher, Capitol's Dennis O'Maley, WBRU's production director Glen Stewart Capitol's Bruce Ravid, TRB guitarist Danny Kustow.

R&R/Friday, July 13, 1979

THE WHO'S ALRIGHT — Commemorating the release of the new Who Illm soundtrack —The Kids Are Alright" MCA Records threw a party at the World Trade Center. Pictured (l-r)

are Who member Kenney Jones, MCA VP and GM of East Coast Operations Ray DAriano, Jan Jones, MCA VP Artist Development Russ Shaw, WNE W FM PD Scott Muni, MCA Pies ident Bob Siner, MCA VP of Marketing Stan Layton.

Update When WQUT/Johnson City air personality "Worm" turned 30 (you can see it coming,

right?), he changed his air-name to his real surname: John. In commemoration of the event the station held an "As The Worm Turns" party for the jock and listeners . . . KZLA/ Los Angeles decided to turn back the hands of time on the July 4th holiday for a day's worth of psychedelic-era musical programming, which the station dubbed "Paisley Greats" . Congrats to DIR for their successful handling of the July 4th Doobie Brothers ra-dio concert that was heard on over 150 AOR's nationwide . . The next big AOR radio network is being set up by Mercury Records for a concert showcase of their new acquisition, Southside Johnny. The concert date is August 8th, and those stations not involved will re-ceive a tape of the performance for later airing . . . Lowell George did one of his last guest DJ stints prior to his passing at WHCN/Hartford. He will be missed . . . VVFBQ/Indian-apolis has sold over 14,000 copies of their Homegrown album project . . . WXLM/Savan-nah treated 5000 listeners to a party featuring four area bands, plus free food, beer and al-bum giveaways . . . KPAS/EI Paso cosponsored a raft race down the Rio Grande that gathered over 125 entrants and over 5000 onlookers . . WLIR/Long Island celebrated the July 4th holiday with a week's worth of exclusive radio concerts, including material by Rockpile, James Taylor, Billy Joel, Meatloaf and Marshall Tucker . . . FMi07/Scran-ton is commemorating the Woodstock festival of a decade ago with daily mini-concerts of Woodstock artists, plus weekly hourlong music spetials of those artists . . . WQFM/Mil-waukee is broadcasting live for ten days from the city's Surnrnerfest . . Arista Records has announced an upcoming AOR network for a radio concert by the Michael Stanley Band. VVMMS/Cleveland plays host to eight other Midwest AOR's . . . Rod Stewart's drummer Carmine Appice hand-picked the winning card for a WBAB/Long Island spon-sored contest that netted the winner a customized Corvette . . . Former KTYD/Santa Bar-bara PD Larry Johnson is writing and producing a syndicated radio program based on Mother Jones magazine articles. For more info on the series contact Larry at (805) 9%-9857. . WM:MS has presented the Cleveland Public Library with a check for $5800 from profits of their sale of WMMS Buzzard Ski Caps ( ! I. The funds will used to purchase rec-ords and music-related books for the Library's fine arts department.

Color RUN FOR YOUR RECORDS: Several AOR's, including WKDF/Nashville and KICXX/

Bakersfield, joined promotional forces with ASIM and the latest Tarney-Spencer album, to offer listeners a chance to make a record run. The KI M winner ran off with $500 worth of records, while the WKDF runner reportedly racked up an astounding 342 albums in 102 seconds!

YOUR HEIGHT IN RECORDS: WTUE/Dayton drew mail entries for a grand prize of the winner's height in albums of his choice. With five albums equalling an inch, the 5'6" winner must have walked off with quite a bundle.

Concerts Et Conversations PRESENTATIONS: WROQ/Charlotte presented Mychael for free . . . WLUP/Chicago

presented Romantics for $.98 . . . WZAM/Norfolk presented Face Dancer for $2.94. RADIO CONCERTS: Blackfoot on KAZY/Denver . . Dave Edmunds, James Taylor,

Outlaws, Billy Joel, Gerry Rafferty on WLIR/Long Island . . . Grateful Dead, Joe Jack-son, Kinks, Doobie Brothers on WMMR/Philadelphia.

CONVERSATIONS: Cars on KZEW/Dallas . . Chris DeBurgh on KLBJ/Austin . . Nazareth on KPAS/EI Paso . . . Muhammad All, Iitch Ryder, Robert Fleischman on KBCO/Boulder . . . Anthony Phillips on WQBK/Albany . . . Blackfoot, Thin Lizzy, An-thony Phillips on KTIM/San Rafael . . . Wet Willie on WROQ/Charlotte . . . New England, Kansas, Romantics on WI,UP/Chicago . . . A.R.S., Molly Hatchet on WKDF/Nashville . . . IA. Roux on WXQQ/Lexington . . Bad Company on WCOZ/Boston . . Grateful Dead on KQFM/Portland . . . Henry Paul, Bram Tchaikovsky on WSAI-FM/Cincinnati . . . Cheap Trick on KICT/Wichita . . . Tycoon, Orleans. Grover Washington Jr. on WZAM-

WMYK/Norfolk . . . ELO. Patti Smith on WRIF/Detroit . . .Roger Daltrey, Pete Towns-hend on WMMR/Philadelphia . . . Henry Paul, Rusty Young (Poco), Blondie on FM-I07/ Scranton.

COMING NEXT WEEK: The battle lines are being drawn in Philadelphia, where WIOQ, WMMR and WYSP are fighting over the city's blue collar rock radio listening audi-ence. Next week WMMR PD Jeff Pollack will explain how, in nine months, he took the Metromedia AOR from the bottom of the AOR ratings heap to the top. We'll also speak with WIOQ PD Alex Demers about his station's surprising loss in ratings numbers and what it may mean for the station's progressive musical stance: and WYSP's brand new PD Steve Sutton will discuss his plans to make that station regain its former ratings glories.

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8 JOE JACKSON Look Sharp( IA&M) Papers .'

9 CARLY SIMON Spy lElek Ira) 'Vengeance"

10 CLIMAX BLUES BAND Real To Reel ISirel Children

10 CHARLIE DANIELS Million Mile lEptcl Devil

10 KNACK Get The Knack (Capitol) Sharon,.

10 JOHN STE WART Bombs Away IRSOI Gold

7/13 7/6 6/29 6/22 72147 8010 77141 5524 A 3 A 10 A23 A 25 14 22 H 20 14 13 H 112142 12849 117152 108/13 132 A4 Al2 A93 78 14 76 14 53 142 66/40 92115 23/0 04 A 16 A 69 A 73 11 10 148 HO 93/38 113/55 99/37 A 3 A 4 A 7 /1 54 HSI 1116 75/35 87/N 120/22 A 1 46 A 12 His 1446 H 36 W M V W W V AO 00 AO 14 21 1430 H 33 W M W M W M AS Al A 2 H 9 Hil 14 21 58/34 6929 64/7 A 17 All A 51 H 15 1119 146 700/31 113/34 109 A 1 Al A 5 H68 /1 79 H68 W M W M V M A 2 AO AO 14 27 H 22 1123 M M W V N M A0 AO Al HQ 1154 NSA W M W M 50/10 2 A 6 A 30

H 19 H 10 3925 W M 461.31 Al A 1 A 4 12 . 14 7, 11 nas 07/37 ar m O A 1 A 3 SI 56 H47 9925 10532 93/23 4 415 041 69 1158 NM 70/25 AI M 77/24 O Ao Ao Ari 44 00,1 1451 NQ

6/15 61/5

A 79 H 2 31/0

A 31 Ho 00

90/32 107/14 AM AOl HO

2570 A99 415 14 21 110 103/51 101/37 44 As ,444 1459 58/38 6222 A 9 A 20 H 23 HZ13 26/0 0'0 A-il HO 107/34 1159 A 9 A 88 14 64 H 18 64/38 61137 Al Al HM NM 09/33 9729 A 1 Al NM H54 40/7 OA?

A 11 14 2 4627 5524 A 5 A 19 H 14 N 11 9134 05/27 A 1 A 1 /4 54 1453 72/3 64)

A611 46 NI HO 95/25 8511

A • Si)

The Medium reports of charting artists are displayed over a five-week period. They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation for the week. Two numbers follow each album title. The first represents

total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week. The second is the number of those stations that reported it in medium rotation this week. Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations for the week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed

Chart Summary As the July 4th holidays

kept many of our reporters

frorn making m usic changes

or music calls, our weekly

sa mpling is lo wer than

usual this week, but should

return to nor mal next

w eek C ARS passed all

co mpetition to park in the

top spot this week, unseat-

ing SUPERTRA MP, w ho

had held that position for

the previous ten w eeks.

WI N GS, EL O and DIRE all

inched up. K A NSAS held

steady w hile K NACK

bounced into top ten. VAN

H ALEN maintained as ARS

fit top ten this w eek. JACK-

SO N and W H O inched up

w hile BAD C O. and D A N-

IELS held their own. PAL M

ER took a mighty leap up-

ward, based on continued

adds and increased rota

tions. BR A M inched up as

LO WE sho wed gains.

YOU NG was this week's

highest debut and most

added albu m BL ACKFOOT

resurged nicely this week

w hile Q UEE N moved up.

NILS and SNIFF continued

gro wing. H U NTER held

steady. TUCKER resurged

w hile KINKS debuted with

strong adds. TH ORPE

bounced back on the chart

while HER M A N BR O OD,

LOUISE G OFFI N, GREG

KIHN, NE W ENGL AND and

PAT TRAVERS were all

close to charting this week

The Album Airplay/40 chart represents activity based on a combination of add, medium and hot reports Artiste chart numbers are displayed cver a four-week period The artuds in italics registered the rnost rapid gains in airplay for the week Album cuts that are also current singles are listed in bold type

HOWES"' I CARS

Candy 0 lElektral

2 WINGS Back To The Egg (Coll 'Closer

3 E. LIGHT ORCHESTRA Discovery 1Jet) Down"

4 SUPERTRAMP Breakfast In I AblVII 'Stranger

5 KANSAS Monolith IKirshnerl Sou thwind

6 DIRE STRAITS Communique (Wel "'Writer"

7 VAN HALEN Van Haien II IWBI Dance

8 KNACK Get The Knack (Capitol' 'Sharona"

9 PETER FRAMPTON Where I Should Be MOM) Stand

10 GERRY RAFFERTY Night Owl lUAI Days •

11 A. RHYTHM SECTION Underdog IRolydorl Die

12 CHARLIE DANIELS Million Mile Ep,c) Devil

13 RICKIE LEE JONES Rickie Danny

14 BAD COMPANY Desolation (Swan Song) Fantasy .'

15 JOHN STEWART Bombs Away IRSOI Gold

7/73 7/6 6/29 6/22 6/15 123/11 130/71 13118 55/2 04 A 3 A 6 69 A 51 MG IA 11 6 M 2

120/10 133/11 12811 125/21 1510 AlAl u AM

MM MM 22 MS MO 11546 125/19 723/56 724/79 11238 O AO 3 A IS 0138 19 M 26 22 M 30 MG 71045 1.16/123 134/1 140/1 145337 O AO 0 AO A 0 15 12 8 PA/ M 9 105/95 12097 118/1 127/10 724190

0 A 2 A 10 20 23 18 PA 24 M 24 772as 128/75 11753 108/2 31/0

12 A 93 4, 42 48 52 M 13 M 94/75 9745 10247 11511 116305

0 A 1 A 0 O 12 11 M 12 NI 10 9949 10548 93/27 72/1 610 Al IS 43 A68 A 6 54 26 32 23 M 3 MO 10048 113/79 10948 10744 115/18 A 1 I 5 A 9 A El M 31 34 04 M 34 M 9 81159 10547 109/70 11518 11045 A 1 I 0 A 9 A 18 M21 311 38 5448 M 46 9314 11344 9955 90/43 707/12

AM AV MV 55 37 NI 32 PA 14 7711 8745 8147 9144 95153 AO 1 3 A 3 Al PA /6 31 M31 154 34 542? 6349 7918 93/73 10449 11518 AO 0 0 10 A 0 M 14 21 NI 20 5416 M 70148 9544 100/79 113/9 125104 AS 0 AO AO AO M 22 21 21 Pa 16 M21 70/44 9540 7743 95152 N M A 0 0 AO 48 Al 64 26 ii, 5421 M 2S M 31

The Hottest reports ot charting artists are displayed over a five-week period. They are listed in order of total reports within the specific rotation for the week. Two numbers follow each album title. The first represents the total number of our reporting stations playing the album this week. The sec-ond is the number of those stations that reported it in hot rotation this

week Below these nu mbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in o ft! . rotations for the week The album's preferred airplay cut is listed

Page 53 R&R/Friday. July 13. 1979

ACM BREAKERS: Breakers are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week

ROBERT PALMER Secrets (Island)

"Case" "Friends" "Suspi-cion" "Jealous." 65% of our reporters on it Total reports: 90. A-51, M-25, H-14. Charted this week at

number 17.

NELYOUNG ArtlIJ CP1101 HUBSE

,,r-oorles My My Neylisyl Ost OIThelluel

• nesher Poselenneer leldfa m Mothers

RUST IllEt7EF SLEEPS

ROBERT PALMER TISCIUCIIN W O CO , 0/

laving Vt. (Docto, DOCt a I

Can Wie Sall 14 Enema Lau. OOP JOKSO .

NEIL YOUNG Rust Never Sleeps (WB/Reprise)

"Hey" "Sail" "Finger" "Mothers." 58% of our re-porters on it Total reports: 80. A-84, M-7, H-9. Debuted

this week at number 23.

SINGLES 1 NIGHT

"Hot Summer Nights" (Planet)

2 NE W ENGLAND "Don't Ever Wanna Lose Ya" (Infini(y)

3 NICK GILDER "(You Really) Rock Me" (Chrysalis)

4 IAN DURY "Hit Me With Your Rhythm ." (Stiff/Epic)

5 JAY FERGUSON "Shakedown Cruise" (Asylum)

6 ELTON JOHN "Mama Can't Buy You Love" (MCA)

7 POCO "Heart Of The Night" (MCA)

8 BLONDIE "One Way Or Other" (Chrysalis)

9 GRAHAM PARKER "I Want You Back" (Arista)

10 LITTLE RIVER BAND "Lonesome Loser" (Capitol)

These 46 . received significant A OR airplay reports this w eek These singles

are either not available on an albu m or are fro m an albu m not currently on the

Albu m Airplayal0 chart The chart Is listed in order of total m entions received

this w eek

JAZZ ON ADA 1 JONI MITCHELL Mingus (Asylum)

"Dry Claener" "Hat -

2 PAT METHENY New Chautauqua (ECM) Tie Title "Mexico" 2 SPYRO GYRA Morning Dance (Infinity)

Title "Romanticism

3 STANLEY CLARKE I Wanna Play... (Nemperor) "Jelly"

4 CRUSADERS Street Life I MCA) Title

5 LEE RITENOUFL Feel The Night (Elektra) Title

6 EARL KLUGH Heart String (UA) Title 'World"

7 GATO BARBIERI Euphoria (A&M) "Fiesta""Theme'"

8 JAKOB MAGNUSSON .... Special Treatment (WB) Tie Title "Madagascar 8 JEAN-LUC PONTY Jean-Luc Ponty: Live (Atl)

"Mirage''

These albu ms recelyed Mord/leant airplay reports this w eek but did not chart

on the Albu m Airplays10 listing This chart represents activity biased on • corn

bi nation of add m ediu m and hot reports es w ell as sp ecial leer progra m ming

The albu m s preferred airplay cute are listed

REGIONAL AIM ACTIVITY

EAST ALBUMS ADDED

loan Bs. (Pentat) Sutler Clarke iNemPer MI Keta Tater ICoil Rumour !Antal

MEDIUM •1131./MS Co w:no Sport, . ISerol

Is th• Per (Eirm/

Grog (Sr IFIesertley1 Gr . , Parker lAnita) Hen, Paul 1A01

Meek Tank. ICA.1 ()AAA Boone IRCA) Choler D•warls lE mcl

Patti Te m. (Antal Doge IColl

Tcheikustiry

,Poad. 1 Blim Oyster Cult ICot)

Doer , Bros nisi *Au, Egan (Coll RI Jon. (Wel Police W M) G•try AsIler ry RJA I Snr11 n Tears 'An. Van Haien (W/II

1011N COOPER M D Playing

1111 1151 1141 0011 ('ASH

it..

Albany 51 8-462-5555

Who (MCA,

HOT ALBUMS Ski( Yoong NOB 1110 ,./.

Knack ICApitca , Com 1E4 ..1 Nils Lofts . IAP• Mi

Jo* .1mison (ASH' Wings (Coll

Esu , (Sufi (Pic' Dire Soots IWEll Ian Honk" IChaulo Nick Lowe iColl Robert Potrero Ilslandl Losose Gonin (Arch ,' Sucortramp (AI M) lane Torii:1115.111 ,1 Renaissance (Seel P.O..) Sweet IStilI Cce lames Tab. (Coll

JAZZ ALBUMS Per Me th., I E CM NMI Crusafert (MCA'

Go mm Washington lElektre. Tony Willierns !Coll Dime Drings (Capricorn'

rano . oafs Playing A/TER

KINKS •neI QUINC e •in

ALBUMS ADDED %run IN the Teen IA . Robes Pairnix 'Nandi fool Young (W8 Reprisal Nos Lois., 181101 Vol' Mitch. leorylson , Mena Mute' , (Wel Robin Willis , ICeablencei

ME M UNI ALBUMS Ac.rAnwl Mann M el

1Phatet I Cie ,. 8 B 15 ,1

Moodie iChatern1 Mothell Tucker M al EWA( 1•11CColl Clint. BB IS ,' Pet M oho , (E CM WWII Poole MICA'

RICK STARVES, PO Pleying

/IASI/ THI PA K 11T ON

ION FlO W INCIANO 11 0

Allentown 21 5 434-9511

HOT ALBUMS los Jack. , IAIM) Knee. (C .. . Sunonremir (AIM . Cart lEnktrol

ELO !Jell Teylor (Col

Gera Retina (Ilea W m,. !Coll Kansas Wet , . Bad Co Mow, liangl Dee Strwto OW L

Hun . ICheysalnl ARS IPolydor I

Tern , 4Pennor (RI M ' Srerro Gym !Inf./soy , Dardl acmui MCA'

8 Tcherkovsky (PWW10 , loan S .,. IRSOI A merica (C•PnrAl Path Sem . Ia mbi

rats ,. rule Playing MIRA

OHIO W H O M IR /RA MP

•esd WINGS singles

Baltimore 301 889 0098

ALBUMS ADDED Pat Treats IPolydor I Nils Lofoten I Agiall Louise Collin (Asylum)

Nick Lowe (Coll Robert Pe)mer II il.c11

MEDIUM ALBUMS

Triumph IRCA I Dire Stroll (W81

Koss ICHehlenca

Chador Daniels (Effie)

Elea Thorpe IC ...corn'

ALAN COURDU O M D Pleying rms.," cub Playing

POC O ARS 10/1N STE WART PI TIR FRA MPT ON •nri

lof IA( (SON singles

HOT ALBUMS Coo (Elektral

Wings (Coll Gerry Roflera lila

8. Co (Swan Song' Van Helen (WBI Supertramp (MI NI Who MCAI Kansas )Kir .ner

Clue . IElok Ted Nugent Ill..

EL0 11.1

•

V A ME PM 1r 0 99

ateuSISJICIDED

Z95 WZZO

Al BUMS ADDED Pe Towers (Pal m ,'

Nick Loom (Col/ Soeff n Triers 11101

Nos Legere 181101 Chop .,

MI M OM AURNAS

Nue Out., Cult IColl Herman Bowed !Anatol ill,. Lis , (MD Dwel lo eM 'RCA' Illadefoot I•tool Journey (CMS

Elen a la ISuel Kn.* (CR . , Iliarcernher ICembtewaal Joe laces , llk/ka11

HOT ALBUMS Gerry Rafferty 11/A1

Van Ha . magi 1101 ,1

‘1 011(.1 HAVISAS PD Plavong vas ,. ruts Pleriog IOHN SH WA,' PI Ill 111A MP/ ON PAY 11111GUSON

IOC 0 110111111 PAI M1R and DOUCII /I singlet

Allentown 21 5 894 0611

ANA. Miro/ me. Tod Nugent lEgnol Who (MCA I O wen (INS trol len Hunter IChasdisl Co..),. Daniels lEcru,

Night 101 ,11 • Toesaarrerky Cars ((lelitral W oo IC.oll

Dees... m ei ARS IPtiatior/

Oman (Elelstral Joni Mitchell lArylum) Robert P.O.,,., (1•1 .01 Nol Young IWB Reprisal

Kink. tarots) Weller Egon ICol Robin Williams 'Caseates .'

Binghamton 607 772 8856

Wm Willie lEpicl

PP L•eaeIRCAI

HOT ALBUMS

Cars (Eill0,.l Cerly Simon (Elelstrol

Pat Metheny I(CM WB Charlie Daniels (fowl Wings I Coll

MEDIUM ALBUMS Gem 'T Rehab, lUtil

IPard Bowie IRCAI Dim Straits M B I Black Ilfolydor I ARS (Polydor I Blue Oyster Cu. IColl Kansas (Kushner ,

Amer. . (Gag .. luperttarnp Nock Lowe (Coll ELO 1.1.11

Night )Pane/ Michael Nesmith (P m Arts1

Ler Roue (Connell Ronan unee Screams !Infinity) Now England II nfinityl

11noicli (Calomel Patti Smith I Ardial Geer Brookeir IChryrelis( Joy Ferguson lAtylsonl

Triton , IRCA) Jarnm Tater (Coll 1.on R LOWII IVII3 Porodnel loAn Stewart IRSOI

O Tcharkonay 1Poledorl Frame. . AIM)I Mormon !hood lairiolal Who (MCA

Climax a a 13 ,1 OKA BASC O M, M D PAI NS 5) "( me' "leak , YOU W. •

"HOC KINKS' "Ga r (CAN. Tolle ACKIA( K s Heart 'Tonight' I 0 C loof a' TO WT's -Cruel It NA, k

"Seth ." Meting ((T ON IOHN red NICK C.II Of 11 ontles

Boston 61 7 286 1111

•LBUNIS ADDED Tim Curry IA&MI I. Dory (Via (pal Welter Egan ICoil ien Goer , lAibion rrnpl

Nantith (Pat Arts) R ob.,, Pelmet Ilslandl Di Strut M otown' Roche, Sweet (VIII Coll Pm I,.'.,, 1Polyelori Fes , Yeong IWO Panne'

MEDIUM Al BUMS R Tchookorn , Who IMEAI I LO 14.0 Van Het . IW81 Riue fano Cult 1001 Om. ein Ro•y Mo m IANa,,

Man Stewart IRSOI Bob Eaten (CHI Power , IS ,'

IONS 111111AIDINI PO Playing vAlunn rub Playong 1111

1 ASH, I Calla end A • singles

Owen lEkok Thin Lary ( MI I. Hunt." lEhasalisl Joni Mitchell lArylurril

Yoong (WR RA0.1•1

Penetration limp/ los 101 .00 (AI M)

HOT AlaUPAS Cers (Flektrol Pot. Smith faro.) Flash A Ow Pan (EON/ Supernar , IAh Ml Knack IC .Hol/ Robw, Parr . Hol man Ipay Pop lArisle inter Nice Lowe Moll Net Erasion I AA MI lane 1 mica 1111.111 ,1 Roche, Sw at (Stiff Coll Kiss (C m .hancal 111 Ames

MOST ADDED KINKS Low Budget (Arista) 17/16

NEIL YOUNG Rust Never. (WB/Reprise) 18/12

PAT TRAVERS Go For What You.. (Polydo4 11110

ROBERT PALMER Secrets (Island) 20/9 IAN DURY Do It Yourself (Stiff/Epic) 9/8 WALTER EGAN Hifi (Col) 10/8 T wo nu mb•rs follo w each albu m title The

first represents total nu mber of Eastern

stations playing the albu m this w eek The

second Is the nu mber of those stations that

added it thls w eek

-wgz-ALBUMS ADDED Kink. I Arntal Blue Castor Cult (Coll Le m Lovich (Sh11 Epic I Irs Dory (Stiff Epic)

Arlo Guthrie M B) Greg Kitin Ifloserkley1

MEDIUM ALBUMS aye . Trick 1( .11

Gerry RaHorty Dom Snorts (WIT I D mill Borne (RCA' Dont,. 8", (W81

BOB STAVIN. M O - Playing

and I III REC ORDS sine ,

Boston 61 7-247- 0850

11. 6 Co.,. (Coll Snit/ n tho Tears !Atli Rachel Sweet IStiff Coll Nils Lois . (AIM) Robert Palmer Ilslandl

HOT ALBUMS Jo* Sem , IMCA I

flerl Co (Swan Song/ Von Haien 111181

(neck )CePito)l Flesh 6 the P. lEpicl

Cars l(lektrel Pen. South (A MU]

earl ,. gulls Playing II-Si,

V.

cog r el imEEIN

ALBUMS ADDED Neil Young (W8 Rogoisel Ir Dury (Stitt E pul Chick Co... 1Polydorl

Boston 81 7 282 590( ,

(War (ARC Coll lama Taylor IColl

EEO Ile , RI. J0'. PI M Mom Muldeur

MEDIUM ALBUMS GA , Rafferty 1UA Nes lolgren I A MA i ABS (Polydorl Toddy Penchogro, lahliy Int I

Lone Lmich IS ., Epic) JAZZ ALBUMS

Renaissance (Simi S Clork• )Nomperorl Peaches & Herb (Polydorl Ronnie Ftritel 10311 Dionne Warwick I•rotel -6 Gale (Coll Won. (Coll K lugh IIJA I America (CepilnI1 George Rens . IWO , Flioo John (Ideal Toth etre* . lAfItle 'MY Crusaders IMCA1 Poul.nAo D'AcostalPoblol

HOT ALBUMS Dr Strut Motown) Robert Paharr 11.1 .211 Joni Mitchell (Asyiuml

Carl, Simon 111ekbal Stain Chr• lInfinityl

KIN oil 11 014 M D Piastre VA.. .. I111

and MIT 4001141, W HITEHIAD singles

Bridgeport 20.1 ',79 999..

MI OIUM A LIIUMS lernm Taylor (Coll Are Imkton (AIM) 11(

Net Logs . !AA A)

Fish • or. P. ,(o.) Renorwenee (Ism' ABS IPnlyslorl Dad Swerie IRCAI r era Simon Illobleel (li , Man !MCA) Henry Pesti lAtI1 BRIAN St M O QUIIN's "Aliv e YOUNG', .1.11'

"li mo?* W ARY PA DAIR's sW' orycr. -Clerk

wwk" RU MOUR', lAselYsn e SWIll's -SS W !ARS ON', IACRI O Ws "Cole. O M- 's'4Asethwin4

GIO N's .111 .1" "11•111Aser e FAA's V elar' SI NAI', SAN( I 's 'Waile r A R 's 'O W SI M ON'. "1••

1/11/1 • Idly IC HAIK 0111111'• -Ores ," S OP • lilt,

KNACK'. 'Stu m m' 14 0111/1 0Are nARROw Hu'

'Hoerr Tall I • -W arr Il O's .Shinge De wy" RO MANI •

Greldr"Surf INA MPI ON • ''sur•gr".1..r VAN H MI N •

'D ome- WING% Arrow 1 ARS' 'DO' "111M" SHI M'S

',A wls" [MINH IS . MAIIII/V's 'Do w" "li ed

Of rall • 'gra. IN 1111/10s Morrie Playing WI I W11111 GOAHA M ('ARkI anA el A( blot B singles

Icheihnes , (Pfdednd Blur Dytter Cult (CM , Knack ICepotrall

SoPertramp (AIM' Triumph (RCA'

1101 ALBUMS Cheep Incl. 11 , 1

(1 0 (Jel) lohn W A*. 111601 Peter 1 rant ,. I AIM)

Vs. Helen M B) Wings (Coll Cele 1(1 .5011 Oue Susie. INS) Cherie. Dra wl, II / Denry ffl.. lUAI

•

MEDIUM BLUE OYSTER CULT Mirrors (Col) DAVID BO WIE Lodger (RCA) NICK LO WE Labour Of Lust (Col) JOHN STE WAftT Bombs Away... (RSO) BRAM TCHAIKOVSKY Strange Men,... (Polydor)

18/12

14/10

17/10

18/9

16/9

T wo nu mbers follo w each sibu m titles The

first rim:assents total nu mber of Eastern

stations p laying the albu m this w eek. The

second Is the nu mber of those stations w ho

reported It in m ediu m rotation this w eek

Cambridge 61 7 492-645,

ALBUMS ADDEO

GAIO Barbieri IAL•Mt I or, Alexandria (Disco mryl

0,1iy Ford IMusel Don Bras (Coll Mick Goodricis IECM Wei Art BUY , (Timelas Sniff n the Tent (Atli Robert Palmer (Wand) fiord World 110 .41 .01.1 (Aristal John Mooney (Blind NI

MEDIUM ALBUMS None

HOT ALBUMS B Hutchersoo ICoil

S Clark• IN .sPatof , Eddie 0••••1Clinsic laerk Junior Ma w (Inn. Cl','

Crusaders IMC AI Heath Bros 1Coil Jon, Mits-bill I Aerionil

Sia m Gyro (Infinity'

Marie Muldwor (W111 Clime. B IStrirl Dint (WBI IVAIr I ARC Coll

DON COHEN. M D Playing le•II Is

•

THE HOTTEST CARS Candy 0 (Elektra) E. LIGHT ORCHESTRA Discovery (Jet)

WINGS Back To The Egg (Coll DIRE STRAITS Communiguil IWB1 SUPERTRAMP Breakfast in. . (A& M)

25/24

22/19

24/19

25/18

17/14

T wo nu mbers foli o. each albu m title floe

first represents total nu mber of Eastern

sessions playing tho albu m this w eek Th,

second is the nu mber of those stations

w ho reported It In hot rotation this w eek

ALBUMS •DDE D Nick Loom Coil Pat Travers Iroador I I. Duty 161111 (pic)

Chopper lAnolal

VI RUMS ADDED Point Blenk (MCA)

I en* Loirich IStoff pic I Neil Young 1W8 Repo .

111105(1 05 1Poiedorl Orieent !Infinity' 140141,1o . I A MAI

MEDIUM ALBUMS

TO 1.1.1 5,011n the Veers 1* 111

ARS Woad,.

lod Nolen. I P.° mghin• Dogs !Coil 01 on, Icon Hermon Brood lAriolel

lames Taylor (Coll "urn , IRCAI .1.01 51 0. Pen 11 ,1 Asti Smoth Me. . . Tucks. NN W Mack fool lAtcol len Hunter IChrysalisl

Nanhich . (Foul tern , Sponcer (AIM) New Impanel (Infinity/

F lion John IMCAI Blonde* 1Chaselol In,,, 1 irry IWOl

1111111 0SAI PO Playing ear

fffff single

Hartford 203 549 3438

Manfred U.., M el Cary Brook. IChryielisi Night 111 ,11

Flikle (TO W Colt ICoil Hid Lowe IColl Med•••1 If melloghtl

110T ALBUMS John Stewart (11501

Kansas 1(irshnerl Von Hai m (1111) Charlie Daniel, 11 , 1 Peter Frampton (AIM

Fer .inn lAsylorn1

Knack ICepitnil

Cart (lingual Who )MCAI Dim Susi, IVIED

Osman If NA hal P.O. Band I Villa. ed .

Ostry ITJAI Louise Goa in (Aryls ,'

Supetoramp (AI M,

Joe lackton IAa Ml ad Co ISitran Song) Cheep Ions Ilpiel

RE Joon (W11) 11 ors , Ifintyrin ,

'Otte "OS Playing1.11AHA M

Hartford 103 247 1060

MEDIUM • Leums Trion,. (RCA I

ABS IPoiyelorl

Leughing DOW 'CHI ON O lack (Poled/ .

Nantucket lErmel Blue Oyster Colt IColl len Hunter IChrysilis , Sniff n the Tears I Atil Robert Palmer Orland'

alds Lobe .

nand' FRANCIS HATO/ N M DI MK H MI P5( 0111 ,0

PI WAS ,A.A.u. rots Wasom (111410 /ult. CARRY IA,

FIR TY and (011N STE WART singles

HOT ALBU MS Pow Frenyorton (AI M'

Charlie D ,Io )(pu The Knee* )Capitoii

Wings ICM1 Ca. lElektral Blackfoot lAtosi

lkirshrierl

Joe Jackson M A W Tcheali msky 1Poirdier 1

EEC/ (Nil Dot Swats I

W RLM Lewi III/MS ADDED

Kinks leig,H,

Neil Young IWO Re ,wl loon ant (Porno. Ilothetil I Arotel Is. Diary 110 ,11 MON. Egon (Coil Pat tr acer 1Polvdierl Sm. Pot,.., (10,51 PAI M UM •1•U MS Won't (Coll Greg Kohn leeseriihryl Chaelw II PK I

SAO Guthrie M al John Saw . (11501 Who IMC•1 Deck loot ledeol I cheihrany 1Peade. I acne. IfelerWl

Thorpe Blue Oyster Colt ICH1

Thin • toty (Wel Cody Sun . II M ho'

1011 DIA/ M D Playing taro ,

SI ONDII sone Ws

ston-Portland 207 375 4208

207.774 6364

Marsh . lucky. IWO , Kew , ((etainer)

HOT ALBU MS Supernovas (A•kil Cars 11 Nana) Knock ICAAtot I SW Co ISA . So ngl le an Talor 1Coll

EL Jones M il Joe lacaron (A•MI Plash & H. Am MAKI ILO (Jell He ms . Brood lArtahrl ch•ss Trod 11 , 1

Vs. HA.,, M el Ger, Reffera IUAI Pets Ir... . I AAM1

JAZ( ALBUMS Caldera (Capon. Joh, Mitch . I A when. ,

s ruts Playing OAS end

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EAST u ngesiLu Long Island

516 567 1023 ALBU MS ADDED Blue Oyster Cult IColl Wen., Ilan 1Coll Gr., ihn lemettley1 Tim Curry W W1

John rm... lItal,grarn1

Man• TWO! Kir.. 'Anatol

Robin Wiltierm ICamblantal TM Sports 1,01

Mt OIUM ALBUMS Kansas 'K m/snarl

lay F mguson Lawlor.

R ISrryl Col, Si mon 1110Nr•I Flash It fhe P. IE .,/

Nil, Lotman (AI M) M.thall Iota. 101111 • ICapooll Can , lAill

B. Co 1Swan Song! Dam. Rowse IRCAI

James Taylor (Coll

(Pol.1 .1 Tra mytpanon W WI

NOT ALBU MS

ARS 1Polyelorl Supertramp (AB M) Cs. IEN1tral

Petin F romp.. (ABM/ John Statism, 111101 Dom Sleolt NY81 ELO INN

Van Helen BP1B1 Who (MCAI

Fiona R•11toty (UAI Win. (Col I Jo. Jacks , (AI M!

Pain Smith (A .... / Charlo Danalt lEpic ID Jones M B)

JAZZ ALBU MS

Spy,. 0.• Ontinity 1

111 INN 111111NARD ..4t) Playing v•rlaus

ALBU MS ADDED

Kam Taylor 1Colt Cam Re m laall Kinks lArostal Point Blordi (MCA!

51.. . Cleans INern mrool A I (Ansi.

ME DIUM ALBUMS atom . Bryn (Capricorn) Blackfoot (Also' Dont.. Roos M B/ Pater Frampton (AB M/ Lone Loe Ms (SUR 19./1 David &new IRCA I Candle (A01

Ch. . Tor . IEFucl AL 1ones 1W111

9,0, Jos (Coll 91.06. IChrysalim

CI...sm. Si ms Ba , (5irm John Wan IMCAI D m Strain 1W81

Molly Haldial 1EP01 Nile LiNgren 1AAMI

Los 10501 John Sa me., 19501 Roches (WIII

HOT ALBU MS

Nail Young tVIB Reor!sel Nick Lowe ICon

Chan. Dam. I E pot CO. H. . IChaysalts1 low Jackson (AIM!

LARRY KLEIN MAN, M OIDENI s•rioui cuts Playing DAVE

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Long Island 516 485 9200

Knack ICapooll Blue Oyster Cult (Coll Greg Kihn Mawr kW, Who IMCAI Masshall Tmk•r (WED Graham Parkin 'Anna,

Sniff n the Toarl lAtIl Bad Co IS.... Sorg) Cary lElolitral

ARS IPolyclor 1

Tchark maty IPolydeal

Hanna P•411 Atli Thin Loans (*RI Supintraeno IAAMI Ian Hunts. (Cheysatim Foli o lAgiM1

Mort Taylor 'Coll Wings (Coll ELO1lell Rolwry Palmer 110 .01 Car. (Elektral

Dire Straits IWBI Good IPatsport) lames Taylor 1Coll

JAZZ ALBU MS Crutadan 'MCA!

Pm Mrs Meny 1ECM-VIBI 11 Pmtty lAt11 ao• Sam.. M CA/

Bail Brulo. IForydor I A nthoely Phillips (Passport!

L. Roan/no alislipal Grower Washington 111ektra

MCNA MARA NY Plass ,

COMUND5 •nd IAN DUNS

WRCN FM 104 AM 1570

ALBUMS ADDED 1.1.1 Lolmen M M Taylor (Co!( Fat Trayan

MEDIUM ALBUMS (Nue 000er Cult (Coll Laughing Dom (Coll Billy Thorpe ICapritornl ian Hunter IChrytaisl Kin 1Camblarmal Nick Lone !Coll

Renanaar m IS m1 Deed Bow. (RCA, Louise GoRin Snit? n Tears IAye

NOT ALBUMS

it, Farguion lArybon/ Cheap Tr!ck.lEam1

Long island 516 727 1570

5.0. 11 .1, 1A&M) Bad Co IS... Song/ Charlie Daniels 'Epic'

Tod Nugent ((pot Kin . (Antal Dire Sloan PRE11 Robert 00 .01 RI loom IWO,

B Tcharkovsky 'Poly ,/ 1 Who (MCA!

CHI AN MACKIN. M D Playing m oot" tuts

1 ALBUMS ADDED Kinks (A mt. Aviator (E MI Amerma) Chopper IA no.)

ALBUMS ADDED El L... lElekiral K•nny Roger. ILJA1 Joni Mikhail lAsyluml Lorrain. Fea ther ICnocoroll I C Jones ICaorrco ml Raw Taylor 'Coll

IstrDIUM ALBUMS Mafia Muldaur !WED

D m S mits (WED Chart.* IE pit 1 Carly SIRIO. lElekr ryl Wing. 'Cull Unveil 0.r . IWBI Super. .. (AI M! Lash K Link. lloll John (ARC Coll

HOT ALBUMS ARS Ilhalmfool

Beach Boyi (Cariboo' Bee Gees 10501 Gaon. Benton !WO!

SUSIE tIlL M D' Play' , •

INC DAN & IP ( WY and

Doubts Pool (W111 !Hon Nato 'MCA/ 111. Jon. (W M

Arl Direfunbal W WI Noolell• 1a/son (91111 MCIA111Cepitoll

Ann. Muor m 1Cepololl Nrgal Olsson 111 .41

Orleans inily1

Gar ry R.?.., lUAI Menne. Riporton • (Jyr•

Jawat Traloo 1Col/ ▪ Vanto m mor IWO, Jennifer Wee ms IA risiM

JAI/ AL BUMS

Pa, Meiheny, IF CM Will

Grown Wathi moon lekloal Sarah Vaughn IP•10.1

Chuck Mangiu m (AI M! fart K M. lUAI

Judy Bob.,,, M aio ,.

minus cult Playlna IW1Ll

BOGOR VOL/0011R K sine.

WPLR

MEDIUM ALBUMS HL Jorwi 1W131 Nine England Union's . Who IMCAI Ian Hunt., IChry.e/s1

Marshall Tinker fW(II China• B Mir. Maria Mulct.o, IWO) David Bowie !RCA( Nantuchai IE pit I

Lo m !CO!(

New Haven 203 777 6617

1101 ALBUMS

Charlie Daniell IF pml

Super men,' IA& MI Cary Illakirel Wings (Coll Blue Oyster Cult !Coll

51rat. M el Fe w Framplon !AIM) Van Haler, 11.81

Carly Son , aleklral Ran nm ISirel

Laughing Do. 'Coll John Stews/1(14SO/ Ka ma. 19 us ,. I FAO 1/.1 Neil Young IWO/

EDDIE W A/00. M D. IONES's -Danny- I NGLAN D's -Los e

W H O's "Fooleit HUNTER', "Baslard- ClI MA/I's

TUCKER', Title MULDAUR's "Birds" 1110 W11,

"Angel" NANTUCKIT's "Place" LO WE's "Lo w" DANIELS,

-Dev4- SUPER TRA MPs Title CABS "C," WINGS' "Glad" I 0 C STRAITS' -Writer" FRA MPT ON', -Slan e

..AN HAIEN', "Night" SI M ON', Title IIINAISSANCI's

"Il•lynda" DOGS' "Alright" W as "Train" YOUNG'. ' Sail" Playing THE REC ORDS. ROOT BOY SLI M, IIRRE

RH O. CARS (That's III and 111110 0 11.)1 singles

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New York 212-986-8844

ALBUMS ADDED Neil Young IWB I. Dory (Stin Agaul Carol. King 1Capito11 Mock Taylor (Co!( Ton Cill ry (AIM) Kink, lAtittal A s (ArrHa) Hotel (MCA) Ftnin 91.01 IMCAI

Pai ...... 1Polydo.

MEDIUM ALBUMS Fete, Frampton (ABM, Snit, n the Tears (A M 0 00/11,0 W11 0 01 IC 011

Flash & N• Pan l(pot Knack (Capt.) Blond.. IChrysalitl Ste. Hackett icnn wInl on. ell Georg. Weal ARS 1Polyclorl Bad Co (Swan Song! Herman aro , (Ariolal To.. Robinson 'Harvest) Bl mkseck (Polyclool Allman Bros 1Capricorn1

MARYANN hatINTYRE, M D Playing .rsous cuts. Mar .{

IUST US GIRLS and I GEILS

Bob Dylan 'Coll R1 Jon. (WED

8 Tcharkorsay 1Polydorl W. Willi* 'E ms' Grupo° Sponse.. 'Sire/ MC&H 1Capololl Waller Egan (Cod! CMOI SA wn (Elek tool So w.. (VA! PLO IN.

HOT ALBUMS Nat Lulea . (AB M) Robot! Faint., 1111 .01 I an Hooter IChrylatol

Nock Loam 1Coll Cars (11.1Itas) Dire 5trani IWO/ lay Forgo. , lAss0101. Der. Boww 1RCA I Joe Jock tool MI MI Imrs/ohn IMCAI Goarharn (Anna, Path Smith lArota/

John Hu m 1MCA/ Wings (Coll

WRVR SPONSORS OUTDOOR JAZZ FEST - WRVR/New York's second annual outdoor free jazz concert in Central Park, headlined by Columbia recording artists the Heath Brothers and Lonnie Liston Smith, was attended by 20,000 despite a rainstorm that halted the show for over an hour.

(you's!) Al HUMS 0001 0 Minks lAritlal

Ni), Ogren IM.A11 NRISOIRourularl 50,0 n ohs I•ais lAill

Nail Young IWO Broo m,

NOT ALBUMS luseertrae , Cars 111.1.1 Wings (Coll 111. longs IWO/ Who (MCI! Noel Co ISeran Son& 11 01.1.1 MI M UM Al BUMS

loctryon IA MBI No m (li mn III•loor0

I ARIII 0104.11. ro, KINKS' °Gar LOIGIIIN's -11.NInter e

1.111 I"Aval" YOUNG'S "I Inger "

uov r 106.

41 00045 ADDE D

▪ F whom 1/%111

harhard Weber ([CM WIII Mi th Jan ., IE CM WBI

notary Hutcherson (Coll Mike Nock ITomatol

MI M UM AL 1111M5 Georg. Benton !WO(

Ammo,, 111491.1 McCoy Ton., 1Farnamel

Ire ,. Hubbard (Co!! Spyro Gyro Union. .

Hon C..,., IC TO Ine Sampla (MCA!

New York 212-335-1700

IL Monty 1/101 Hut.. Laws (Coll Ch .\ Mang•on. Tom Browne Ia mbi GOP( 15.0 Magni...on IWBI

NOT ALBUMS

Crusachro. (MCAI S Ciao , IN•mumor I al .., W .th,og oo IF lek nal Gala Barhwri (AIM!

Inc GM (Col! Jo/1,0.4110ml, lAsykom/ Earl lUAI Par Mistheny It CPA 0101

Ilke AM U R, 10 Playing YE. .., ruls

MITA North Jersey 201 366 3424

ALBUMS ADDED li mn It lelitoal Syyl 0 Gyra !Infinity 1 D m Sloan. M B)

• Low• CoIl Van Hal.,, IWBI • Oysler Cult (Coll Ian Huntor IChry .1.1

Robert Folmar 110 .01 Path Smith 'Angry) Kink, la mta) Carly Simon lElerbtrel Walter Ea . (Coll Do ,. Bros M B/ Rumour lAnsial Peter Era/noon (AIM!

Gr . K. , 1Baserbley) HOT ALBU MS

Superb. , IAJIM(

Chomp T o (Epic) Cars try) EL01 .11 Wings !Coll Jo• Jmkson RI Jones IWB) Who IMCAI

BOB THO MAS, PO- PAL MIK's "Friend,- "Case" KINKS'

-Pseiore," M AN', "That" IlIHN's "Rendesyowe

STI WARI's "Gold- QUEEN', 'Medley" VAN HALER'.

"Dance" It O's "Down" "Shine" Playing M il, POC O,

ILI ON JOHN and GRAHA M PARKIN singles.

MEDIUM A L BUMS Knmk Bloruli• ICh rymlis) John Slaw., (K SO Baal Co 15tvan Song) Kansas 11( Charlie Dante!, IEPic)

Ottawa 613 563-1919

ALBUMS ADDED ARS IPolydo.

N.., Bald. IChry mni Knack (Capitol)

Noch Loos. (Coll PP League IRCA I

Mick Taylor (Co0 Pm T. ...1 IPolydorl Clonsisfle Veloss (WO(

Amnilat War ms lAristal

MEDIUM ALBUMS

Wro9. (Coll Warriors (AB M) Tubes (MI MI Spyro Gm. Ina, I

Manfred Mann (WED Joe Jackson IA&M)

Ion Hamm. IChnoalis I Polon Feamplon (MI MI FIN IVisel

SHERYL N KHOLSON. MINBRIAN M URPHY. M D. WINGS' -Clone! -Spire SPER O', Doi JACKSON'. -Papers' HUNTER',

"Daylight" FRA MPTON'. -Stand" "Hand- CARS' Title

"Go" COOPER', "Knorr STRAITS' Till, "Wesr "Write?' (W&F's"Go" ELCYs "Down" IONIA', 'Danny- "Chock"

SMITH', -Frederick" "Barefoot" STE WART', "Surf' -Gokt-SUPFSTRA Mrs Till. 'Child- "logical"''Slranger- TAY.

LOB, "Roof" "Day Tiippe r WILLIE', "Weekend " Play•

ing ELT ON IOHN and I 01.111 SMITH singles

Dom./we 'Mushroom) Ch .b.• Bros (WED Can 1E lak tral

HO! ALBUMS

Cooper Brot ICapr ..n) Da. Straits (WBI

(WISE (ARC Coll (LO )J.,( Mich .' Frank, IWB1 Sus. Forbin? (Nampitor( Murray Head (Polygram) BL ( ow, (W01

Patti Smith fAristal John Srewsot 10501

Superuarno IAAMI Ja mes Taylor (Coll Wet Willie (Epic!

JAZZ ALBUMS Earl Klugh (U1(

AT W10Q Philadelphia

215 835 6100

ALBU MS ADDED Robin Williams (Casablanca/ Pat T 1Polydorl K M. (Anil.

Walter Egan (Col) Joan Baez IPo ...... /

MEDIUM ALBUMS Sweet IC•potoll Frank, Mill., ICht malt0 L•ne lomch 151111 Jay F mouton (Asylum) Van Hal., 1110B/d

10501 B B (Sore/ John Swarm, Nan ms 1K mimeo' Greg Kohn IBewrkley 1

N M . W ENT A551 PD Plas ma various cols Playing

A LRO and THE REC ORDS tingles

N M Gilder (Chry .l ni

Blki• 0.ter Coll (Coll ARS (Polydool

HOT ALBUMS Su m mar , (AIM! (lash 11 this Fan 1E13.1

Knack (Capitol) Dire Si,..,. IWB) Cars lElektral Bad Co (Swan Song! Wings (Col) Ian Hunter 'Chrysalis/

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Al IIIIMS ADDED Rohm Williams (Casablanca/ Kinks (A. N1 Humour lAtista) David Warner (Epic/ La m Ilm.IAB M)

ME DIUM ALEIUMS

CM . Toick [voll Teel Hugon, 11(100 Thin Litiy IWO PO. England llohno wl laughing Dogs (Coll Garry 11.14 ..... IIJAI Rum... (Anna! N M I or. (Coll Sniff n this Tears (A01

HOT AL BUMS Su mtramp !AI M!

Who IMCA I

01(1 HUNGA II AI M PD Pla

CRAHA M PARKER •nd NIGHT

Philadelphia 218-661-0933

Dim Straits IWIll

Ca n (EN. tral Knack IC•pitoll 11001, ISeran tong) Kansa. Illo Mnal I ,las Jackson (AIM(

Path Smith (Antis! Van I/alen 101111 John Sloes., IRSO/ Kansas 11(irsh mr/ E 10 flash IS the Pon lEp01 Graham Fortier IA (lool m Bros (W8/

Wings ICnI)

Dar. Bows. IRCA1 Nail Young 'W M Bober, Ilslandl

ing ...o w cult Mayon,

singles

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ALBU MS ADDE D

▪ 11.111 Anwrica IC•potor Lone Lorich IStill-1 Pe Travers !Poly... , Tun Crory M Mus. St .1 . (A mtal

Itrnko (Arista0

MEDIUM ALBU MS Hei man Brood rytriolal Ranso ms 15irel Swim Hinchett IChrysalisl

Nick Low. (Coll Nell Young IWB R•prisel 01 Jon. (0031 Joe Jocks., IAI M) St...ramp IA& M1

• IFtervel/

Rochester 716 288 3200

Triumph IRCAI Tod Wigan. lEpsel

HOT ALBU MS Bl mk loot la w.

Caro tral Robson P,,pp Worydor1

11011.11 Patti Smith (Arista) Van Haien IWO I 0 chailioyaky 1Poryclor 1 Chooli• 0•001,11pKI John So mer. IRSOI Kansas 1K irsh mr1 Do. Straits 1W111 Peter F ramoron 1A8 M1 Wino. 1Cull Knack ICepotoll Who IMCAI Bad Co (So . Songl

LARY W HIPPLE M D Playing tari O Y. C OS

Syracuse 315 682 9538

ALBUMS ADDED Neil Young (WO Anne.)

• lElektra) Rocha! S m., 15tifI CMI

Kink, (Anna( Robart Palmar 110.001 Ian Duty (Stift Epic ,

MEDIUM ALBU MS B Ts/truis m., (Po)ydool Doe Strain 1WBI Pak., Frampton IAIS M1 Pans Smoh tarn./

111 m Oytter Colt IColl Greg %An Illossrldoy I N M Lorry (Coll

ED LEVINE M D Mayon(' ••tious mils Plays , FLASH I

THE CUBES Holies

NOT ALBUMS Who 'MCA) 110 11.1 Wings (Coll

Henry P hil 11101

Ctrs* Trick IEP M Su m mon. (AB M, Scryarns (Infinityl Char)ry Daniels 1E porl Co. IENktral Billy Thorpe ICapricorn1

Knack 1CaPnoli Garry Rafferty IUA1

.t.t0 • 40'80) to too °tab

to e WIC

Gne ,c1,0 Re 00 .secov o

sops oet

ALBUMS ADO W • 0y1101 (C olt ;Wen. Swam Miff Coll

ME DIUM ALBU MS

Go , KM, ISmarklm 1111‘1. loom IColl Bohm, Pal m, 1108 ,1 O tchads msky (Polyriory

/ (NSF (ARC Coll 1 lash 11.• P. It pH, John Sle mil 11.1101

Thin oeur (WED 0..0 flown. MCA)

BRIAN M ASTER. M DIGAIIII SI

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Toronto 4 18 967 3445

• Smith !Ar m.

5.11n Me Tears lAtI1 Pat I 1Prilydra)

NOT ALBUMS Who (MCA!

O w . 111.1ral Car, 111 .1.1 Wings 1Coll EL01 .11 D m Straits WYB! ans. 1110./min I

Cooper fir m (C•pruoin. Prom lAr mlal

AI(.111 PD Playing vatImis

WOUR ALBU MS ADDED Kink, (Arirta)

Robert Palm., Ilsland I TM Sports (Mirsho .rrn lan Dom IStiff Epic) Priam Goorenthal (Chrysalis)

Neil Young M N R prowl H .11101/1 (Anita!

W .I .. Egan (Col) Rubin (Casablanca)

TM Fla0, Cubes INorthualel Amt.., Sweet 'Stilt-Col/

Sian., Clarke IN•rn moorl Orap •t Me Whaal ICapitoll

ME DIUM Al BUMS Knack ICapttoll

Nicli lows (Col/ B TOryili msky IPolyclorl AFIS IPolydorl

Day. Bow.. (RC M MvcOaallFre•Floghl/

ROBYN SHER WIN. M D KNACK

MAIEs "Rain' "City" -Children

ROOT MOO SLI M and HOT ROD

Utica 315 797 0803

St .. Hach." (Chrysalis, 10 ,1.1

IC Ilout•r oriels IMCAI Anthony Phillip. iFersuort!

A4Sen 5rowari IRSOI 0111 High School (S .! Pout... Mushroom( Clirna• B (Sae/

Torn R IHaryissil

HOT A L BU MS Cars )E WIstrel Who IMC A I

flineistao ry(5ital

Super loar , (AIM) Graham Parker (Arista!

AlAn Hiatt IPACA1 F 1e. & the P. lEp.,

Nan, P.114101

Jos Jackson (AIM! Patti Smith (Arislal

Duo Straits (Wel

's -Share ." "Grrle CLI

' Playing THE RIC ORDS

SHI MS' singles

ALBUMS ADDED

(seep I ihn IBeworkley1 Neil Young 11.113 Regulus/ Sniff n fl, T•art fAoll

Rod, ICasablenca) Walter Egan (Coll

MEDIUM ALBUMS larnm Taylor (Coll John Stow.. (Ans.( ARS 1Polyclorl

Carly Stroson lEhltral IC H OU.11411: 01•1% M C A'

loss Jadison IAIM! (11u. Oytter Cult (C.) Who (MCA(

Ga., Rafferty IL MI Oa mn lElektral Marshall Tuck•g(W131

CO ON MtNICKLI. M D PI•yeng ••• 1011, rots

NICK GILD/II and JAY FIRGL/SOFY te n d "

Wheeling 614 676 5661

n•ch 1Capitoll Abbo1/111/

Llor• Sir .. IWO/ Journey IC./

Bacl Co ISeran 50/111

HOT ALBUMS KO " 1[as.. .cal IlLuserbarnp (AB M) Charli• Denali lEp0 Van HP., IWBI Blackfoot (Alcor

lEpicl (LO Ileti

Wings (Coll Kansas 1Korrhnor Ca., III .tral

Palm Frampton MI MI

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TOUR Look For The New Summer Sirigk "NOBODY" From The LP"THE DOUCE IS LOOSE"

July 13 Portland, OR Jantzen Beach arena

July 14 Seattle, WA Paramount Arena

July 15 Spokane, WA Kennedy Pavillion

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Birmingham 205 870 9900

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Columbia 803 798 8896

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ROBERT PALMER Secrets (Island)

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Underdog (Polydor) WHO The Kids Are. . (MCA)

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19/13

29/13

16/11

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KANSAS Monolith (Kirshner) 30/25

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CAR1LLO TAKES ON TEXAS - Atlantic recording artist Frank C-aollo tou

Texas AOR's in support of his new album release Pictured at the studi of KLOL/Houston (front tr.) are Atlantic's Rod Tanner, KLOL PD Paul Ria Gorilla manager Phil L on to group s Jan Mullaney: /back, l-r) band mem Buffalo, two unidentified fans, group's Nelson Williams. ,

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SOUTH ,IPM1011 Oklahoma City 405 631 8881 Frri Orlando

305 298.551 0

Richmond 804 292. 9731

REA/Friday, July 13, 1979

Savannah 912 233 9211

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MT D1UM ALBUMS Gomy Rotforty 1001

T an , Sa moa IAISMI Ka mm 11lir Mnewl

L. Ram (Caviler/1 IRO 11•11

Pots. Fromplon1/111 M1 Moshe Imam (18111

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Spyro Gy m 'Introit,'

Henry 1.1 IAll)

ION RI CER M D Plapring various eels Plating JOHN

STE WART KISS III 11111(r VI ON KNACII •ncl 101 011 SON singlos

Norfolk 804 623 9667

Dime Dregs ICasegoll SI Pored , (We)

Coss 111•01.1)

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Solarlromp Paco IMCAI Van Haion mai Che m Tmck IS Pa 1 ABS 1Polydod

Bad Co IS. . Sono) Chaste Danralt Mpg) Molly Hate ., lEpos I Block foot lAtcol

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Mil Omens IWO Roposel Don Nut ICreanil Pan' Blank IA ..) Kooks lArtstal

Rob.. Parma Iltlendl La m lovich 15011 (p.,)

Michael Sionley lAnstal Chop ., lAridal

MEDIUM ALBUMS W.ngs'Coll Monad Roam . 1Pot 0,1,1 Grorry RdIsirty IU•I R [Sod

Marshall loam IYIB1 Jon. Michell 111eltiml John Sweat IRSOI Gary Brooker ICItrytales) Pao, Srmth Ilkostal

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118 01 HUDSON ID WINGS' 'Clo w, "The me" RAI

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TH OS OC. 000 ono' .

Oklahoma City 405. 325-3388

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Jar mo Taylor ICell ABS (Polydor Super men.

Lowell Chroma (Wel

Clirna• B ISird Kansan (* .hotel

Van lisle. 11•1151

Lem Russell 1VITI P. M . Allman Br.,, ICapr mutt

ML Jones IWBI Dootn• Bros Harmon Brood IA, 00) Manfrod Marin (Wel

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JIAOII MoSnutsoo IWO) Chock Monotone IA&MI S Clark. INI .Par.' Pat Metheny (ECM M P

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James Taylor 'Col) M mlired Mann (Wel Gerry Rafforty ILJA) Ch M.. Danels IEPHI Rockets 10501 AI .. Lae IAIM) All,,..,, Bros ICapocorni Ron Wood ICoil

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Pat Math* , (ECM WBI Manfred Scholl IF CM IVEll

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Joe Moils .. (Ad/ Ron C htheMonel Arl Pepper 1Confirmporaryl

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Pd T 1Polydor)

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Jry Ferguson (Asylum) Flash & Pre Pan IEWCI Norman Brood lArrolal Dmid Bowie IRCA1

New England 'Infinity) Franke ICasablanca) N.oht 1Planetl

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MANTICS, GRAHA M PAI ME and PATTI SMITH tingles

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Billy Th01 . (C.0.. . . 1 Blue OyMor Cult IC.,)) Ian Hunter IChrytalis) B Tthaaktrysky 1Polydor)

Kan.. inhner I Polge I AR MI

Ted NugenIlElnCI ELO IMO Nil, Lofoten IAI M) Grisham Parker Mond Cheap Tr.els Mold Pa m Smolt, IA ttttt / Nick IChrysalts1

Woe's 1Cob) Chown lElol thal D m IWBI Nod. Lowe (Coll

1111.11,1 ALBUMS ADDED Blonde (Chr-valts1 Morsholl Teckm (W8/ Rolar• Panwr !Island' Do- Stra . IWO)

MEDIUM ALBU MS Omen 1E1•10.1 Blue Oyster Cult (Coll tham Idlonett

TM throe., le wd Neva England Oniolityt

N.ck LOW. ICWI

Cincinnati 51 3 871 8500

HOT ALBUMS Van Helen M B)

Bad Co (Se m Song) Kansas Ii oshnor I

Gin , Rafferty IUA) Who INCA)

Nek Gads., IChr malisl Sudartromp (AIM)

Chap Tock lEpocl Con (Elolor•I ELOIJml Wt .. (Coll Molly Hat thirt (Earl

ML Jonas (W81

DENT ON MOOR PD BI ONDIEY" Way " Plarsns ROA M TCHAISOSSIT ongle

g4.4 ALBUMS ADDED ADDED NT, Lofams IAIS MI 11,00 Los.. IColl

MEDIUM ALBU MS Jo. /Mts . IAIM) Journey (Col) EEO IMO Mew England 11 .nrry) Jry Fer pson (Arylund Itharkersky !Poled.)

ARS 1Polvdorl

MARK TIPT ON AC TING PD Playing m .o . cult Play

.6 I GE M TYC OON DOOBIT OR OS (HI AP TRICK VAN HA HN and JOHN STE WART undies

Cincinnati 51 3 921 0594

HOT ALBU MS

lamer Taylor 'Coil Supartransp IAIM) Cm , Raffmty lUAI Bad Co Mean Song) Kontos 1K ...marl threplColl Doe Strags Cu, lElolgral

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MOB ALBU MS ADDED Wil dman IAIM) netchael Stanley Most, Tchagrovsky 1

MEDIUM ALBU MS Ian Hunter ICheysats1 Vino (MCA) Blue 0 ttttt Cult 'Coll Gary Brooker IChrytalts) O m Straits (Wel Peter Frampton (O&M' NM. (Chr 1.1,11

IC Ha mmock.,! MCA' KnolCa mblanu) Mohan Nesmith (Pa Arts) Cafly SiMen (Ehk tr.) P m Wrath 'Arida/ Taney Spoon (ARM/

IR M D Playing yanous cuts

Cleveland 21 6 391-1 260

Jared Taylor (Coll In,,, Lury M el

HOT ALBUMS Bad Co (Swan Song, Supertrazop IAP.M) EEO lJorl Kansas 1K trthrser/ thngs IColl Cars IElekfrol RE Jonas M B) Van Haien IWO)

Charlie Dante', 'Eon Knmk ICaortoll Omen fElitktral Girrry R ttttt ty Sort/ n the Tams IA.

John St marl 1050, Triumph /RCA)

to

ALBUMS ADDED lathes IA ttttt )

Whilefora 'Memory' I P la wn IRCAI Nail Young (We Raw .'

ME CAL M ALBU MS Allenhall Tuck., IWBI Who I NCA) Hoe Chdlet Cull IColl Peter Frampton IAI M) Phew. PaIr mr (Mandl 11 Ichoik .thy leorydg.1 ART Irelydor I Ill 0 11011

Thin TIAIT Ugly Thorpe ICepricorn1 RI Jonas IWO) 11 Parar the IWO) Hanry Paul lAll)

Cheap Tuck IT pm)

Dad Co Me m Songl Nock Gilder (Chry .1.1

Amencs ICapiloll

SQL MI MS, M D - Playing ...nos cots PIA,Ing 101 IACK SON 90( 0 JOHN STE WART. KINKS and NE W ENG

AND singlos

HOT ALBUMS

Wing, Well Cars II kW Ira' Ted Nownt SuperytamplAIMI Von II .0.0 IWO I gnu. Illoshnerl

Pai I t (Polydor I (1..• Stmt 11/1111 O men lehirtrl Garry 0/A1 Illadifoof IA Mal Ilnace (Copotoll

Ch M.* Dame'slip,,)

JAZZ ALBUMS

Sl miey Clarke INo mpersol Bolo Bathe. IA& MI Blue Mu mma . lArgial

Flinth lUAI Ton Inanimate INC Al

Meth•ny IF CM WB)

MOST ADDED

NEIL YOUNG Rust Never. (WB/Raprise) 18/13 KINKS Low Budget (Aristal 11/11 ROBERT PALMER Secrets (Island) 21/9

Two numbers follow each album title. The first represents total number of Midwest stations playing the album this week. The

second is the number of tho u stations that added It this week

0F1 T1096 Columbus 61 4-224-1 271

ALBU MS ADDED Greg (fly 18eterk lee)

Srlifl n fh• T•ars lAtIl Nall Y .rog M B R m ..)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Thus Limy Billy Thor . (Cannown) Do. Soar,, IWB) Toney Sponor

Da m/ Bo ma IRCAI B Tchokovsky tholvdorl IC HouserorAors (MCA) Clomn 1(loktra) Al m Omtor Cult (Coll

Pot Tra m. IPolyclor I Cooly Simon thlebtral

HOT ALBU MS Knack 1Capitoll Who )MCA

srtiet RUNNER. M D - MIEN 's "R Oser_IIRendervous YOUNG'S "SaiT• "Mo thers."

ALBUMS ADDED Chi nn 1ENktral NM Lofoten (AISMI Sm. rt the Tears I AP) Ne.I Young 1,01 Robe. Pal m. 'Island) Billy Thor . 'Capricorn'

MEDIUM AL BUMS AL Jones (WBI Marshall Tuck.. (WEI I James Taylor (Coll II,..,, lEloktral

SliTin IWOl Worm ICob) Bad Co (Ser . Song)

SI AN SC OTT M DICHUCK

••rao . cuts

Wings 1Coll

Van Hal m IWO) Cheap Trick IE pot BM Co 1Swon Song,

lour ., 'Coll SupertramplA&M) EL O 1Jet1

Kansm 1(oshnorr Peter Frampton (AIM) Char . D mods I( pie) Joe Jackson (AB M)

1Elinitrai Blonde IChr marst Pa m Sm.th (Arista

JAZZ ALBUMS

Gyra 11..n.ry 1 S Clad, IN•mperorl E Gas 'Coll Ron Carter ICTI)

Dayton 51 3 -224-1 501

Ted b eg.,. (Foe/ Who I NCA) Ka ma. IK irshnorl ARE IPol Morl

HOT ALBUMS Char . D miels lEpol Smartt. , 1/140A1 Molly Hoodryt l(pol Blackfoot ItAlcol

Cheap Tryck (Ellit) Mornay (Coll (LO 1.1•11 Pe w Frampton (AI M) Van Haien (WBI Cu,, ((lelti.)

BR O WNING PD. Plo mng

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ALBUMS ADDED Walt., Egan (Coll

Greg Kthn thearklay)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Chreen 1(1.11,.) Tnumph (RCA I St Paradise (W81

M mLeod 1Polydor) 131 .1.1 .1 lAtcol Charlie Dental, IF prc I

Hen , Intll Knodr B Tchmkovsky (Polvdod N M Young M B Rados, Clav of Bower IRCA I Gary Eltookm 1W131 Pd Tram,, 1Polydral

Dayton 51 3 229 4247

telly seen., lEtakIrol Clonal B Moral

HOT ALBUMS C•rs 1E0100 Surartranp IARMI Wong. (Coll Thtn L.cr, IWBI Bad Co ISwan Song) Peter Frampton IAP.MI Ka mm 11(..shnerl Dire Soots IMO Van Hal m 1W131 Manfred Mann IWBI Who IMCAI ARS IPolydorl Jem my 'Col/ Pa., Smyth lAtistal (LO (Mt)

DAVID LUCZAK MDIKEITH WRIGHT PD Playom cols

XL 102 Al III1MS ADDE D No..

ME 0111111 AL BUMS Kn .& ICapstoll Nsi1 Young IWO Rotund Robsrl Palmer Iltlandl

M oos IColl Stuff. de loam (AO) Joni Moichell 01.11. .) O. c)noon IC•poon B,)) Blue 'Adolph' IL O!Jell Damd Bowe IFICA1 Milm Cross IMoonleghtl Gary Brook,., ICIrrysalnl Clima• B B ISire) Joe ane w. IA&MI (Mmimeo Park. 1/1.0.) Herman Brood thool•1 Blonde IChrmaissl Henry P.1 IA111

Koh Dylan 'Coll M mfrml Mann (Wel 1 tonlylou Hu m M B)

Ron Wood (Coll SI Parted . (W111 /me Dancer ICapold)

110/1( HARRY MI/ Plating

GRAHA M PARKIR•nd IAN

1101 ALBUMS Dine Drop ICepotorn1

loom. Goo. . IWII D McClenlon ICatenotn1 Choke Play Willie /I Leon 11 oil K m ut I K .r in.., / Who MICA)

Tod N . .' 1E1.1 Char . Danels II Pe , Nin th,' Timis.. IWO)

Black looi IA'col Pd. Stn,0, IA..., Cary 11 l•ktro Nob low. IC,,)) ABS IPolyclorl Dire Sliarie IWO,

O Tcharkoesky IPolydod Peon thmenan IA&M1

JAZZ ALBUMS ric fide (Col) Mask Colby ICOO) Nal Al,..', ICoil

DeCH flodpowder If 1.11.) Crumalery IIACAr P., M,I 6.00 11CM WI) Gro mr WstAngion

u mous sols Plato , SINKS

DUI th sinoles

MEDIUM BRAM TCHAIKOVSKY Strange Man,... (Polydor) DIRE STRAITS Communique (WB) BLUE OYSTER CULT Mirrors (Col) BLACKFOOT Strikes (Atco) PATTI SMITH Wave (Arista) 21/11 Two numbers follow each album nos The

first represents total number of Midwest

citations playing the album this week The

second is the number of those stations who reported It In medium rotation this week.

20/15

37/14

21/12

21/11

',HU MS ADD(D

lAnital Neil Young M B Ammo) thls Lolgmn IAIM) Frolsort Palmer IIII•ort1 01,01 1.00 IPelydorl

MEDIUM ALBUMS Knadt ICapttoll

8 Tchmkomay 1Polvdorl

Wet WM. (EInd Monfred Mann 1WBI Nrpht IPtanot)

Nock Gad,. 'Chrysalis) Marshal' Tuck., IWBI Ell mkfoot Clu mn

Des Moines 51 5 265 61 81

Bloc thou. Cult (Coll Climax 00 IStrel

HOT ALBUMS Janet Tatdor 'Coll Poth 5.1,01 thrtual

Cho . Tock lEptc1 TM Nurser. lEptcl Who IMCAI

Coml. Dame's (Eon/ ABS IPolydorl AL Jonm IWBI

Gerry R tttttt y OJAI Bad Co IS..,, Song. Pm. Frampton IAISM1 Dom Sera.l, M B)

Van Hol m IWBI

Ian Hu me, IChtyraft0 Cos 1E1 M..1

Belly Thor . IC M. ..) ES""1.07J 711P 'AIM) F lash the Pan 'Eon)

Kansas Ig mhner) Cady Sonon lEldttra I ICoil Jon. Mgclryll !Asylum'

MARK N SOS M D KINKS' "low" 'ICA," YOUNG.

IOdGOIN. 11all mare" PALMER. -Enends"

"Cafe" IRACKIACKY "Tonight" "Heart" IINACII's "Sim-

roma" TCHAIK OS SKY •"Drea ms- WI WI', "Weekend"

NIGHT'. "PR O W GILDERY "Ro d" QUEEN'."Illhaasoth,

'•Erntold . TH ORPE', Tolle MITCHELL', "Dry Cleaner"

8 0 C • Moue' "Sun leder" "Thee '' PlainnigI ONN STE

W ART ICH IACSSON. ((T ON 1011N and POC O angles

Detroit •• • 31 3.398-11 00

ALBUMS ADDED HOT ALBU MS lArgta) Von Haan IWO)

Gr m Kohn )8arstrgrley1 NM You , IYIB R mosal Sntli n the Team IAtf /

Pm T IPM Mor)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Blackfoot lAtco/ lor Jackson (AIM)

CV, lEaktral (LO 11.1) Knack 'Congo,'

Osman lEhrktml Ytho IMCA 1 Winer (Coll Bad Co ISeanSongl Ted Nugent lE ms1 Pe w F ramplon !W W1

ERIC GOLDBERG M D Ple =g trynous cols

to

WXLM 97FiGGW

MEDIUM ALBU MS Spy,, Gyra 11,1"My)

Do me Drew IC ow gorn1 Poo, (MCA) (hle ms ind,nove) (bona* Bros IWO) Gen. Retied, W A) Tchakoesky tholydori

I m 1E lek trol Jon, Slag.° IRSO) ABS (Pol,dor)

Marshall Todter (Wel I &nun I ALIN I Pa m Sou th lArtetal

Jachten item Hal ISIC Coil

Otos (Capricorn) ..en • the Pan Motel Munro, 11.1 .51

Clonao 8 8 (Sim) Morn . IColl

Renansanca (Soo)

0 akCIrnion (Capron", lewd, Gwo w (Wel

Beckrnerer Bro• ICaeahlutt. Whgeface IlAortury

HUT ALBUMS Supero mm

111•111 .11Attol

Ch M. Dimwit (I prr Al Jonm (WED Bad Co IS...,. Sorg)

Ja me. Taylor !Coll O m Simms (Wel Kontos 11(0.1 .11 Henry P.111,11

MIKE 1.11110 M D Playing m .o . mots

Tulsa 918-6134-2810

ALBUMS ADDED 111m1H mk 1Porydorl

O men Ill•hlrel Lou . Golfo, lA rylons) grolis Chopper lArsolal

Rohm W.Illarni 'Casablanca, N•il Young (WEI Rapowl

Nils Lotman IAI M) Pm.. Blank !MCA I

ME DIUM ALBUMS los Jackson IA&MI

My Fora/son lArdom,

Nee England Ilnlinoty 1 RE Jun., IWOl Head East IA&PAI

Leon Rood, (WIT Parathel Weld 801•40 IRCAI

JO.) IColl Bally Thorpe 1Copeicor m

Nock Gagne IChr malryl Orleans Ilnlingyl

Michael ' I mt. John Swam. IRSO)

(HAR M WISI M D INGLANDY "Lose "Run' 11 0 s

Mane" "Pawn- TA M OR • 1100Y "Day la wyer " Ham , IRO sonde

Cho . Troth th at)

Cary Simon Illoklia) Bod Co Moron Song)

Char . Dane. 11001 Oryon Homo 'Woul d

Di me Cnnpi ICaprocurn1

ICambl mu) ILO Dell

HOT ALBUPAI Wings IColl

Cols lElehtml Pm. From m . 'AI M,

Sthiris (Wel Van OS.., IWO I

Boothe Bros IMP Who INCA) AR! tholydoe)

SPY , Gyr• Ilnling, , Kontos II or dowry Garry Rafferty lUA Joann Tee th, ICell 1.01 thewnt

Oil . eon Moll

Svflarnanep I 041611

THE HOTTEST CARS Candy-0 lElektral SUPERTRAMP Breakfast In... (A &M) KANSAS Monolith (Kirshner) WINGS Back To The Egg (Col) E. LIGHT ORCHESTRA Discovery (Jet)

Two numbers follow each album WU This first represents total number of Midwest stations playing the album this week The

second is the number of [hottest:talons who reported ft In hot rotation this week.

38/38

35/33

35/30

35/29

33/28

iALBU MS ADDED ST Par•dem1W13) La me Goff., lA ni..)

*RIF 100

MEDIUM ALBU MS Mann., IColl Ted Nugent If pnl Pe.. Framplon lan Hunter (Chry ultil thor Shags M B) Cwrry O.t.Tly IL/AI

110 1.1d) Pltd. Lowe 'Poll

TA WNYA TO WNSEND M D Ka mm ...An cuts Ham , IOYIN STE WART. IMA M TC HAIS OVSSY THIN lIZZ1

HIN MAN BR OOD And /LASH THE PAN armlet

Detroit 31 3.444 101 0

Pa th Sm . !Aroma Jo. Jackeon 'ARM Daed Boo m IRCA lilscitlool Int .)

ALBU MS ADDED No m

HOT ALBUMS Super tramp IASM. Cod lElektral (the mlElektml Who I NCA) Knack ICop.tell Mo m Moll Kansas!Kos/1nm,

•

MEDIUM At Wm. Moll Ou mn thloktra) Ted No wt 1(001 WWWW Honworown !WWWW) un Hunter IChr malg

Detroit 31 3-259-4373

HOT ALBUMS Superiromp ISSIS M/ Van /Ulan (Wel Con lElektral Wor my IColl Chmo Took l(pa)

FLO 11•0

• ICalgo0 Who INCA)

Bed r tS,J.ISongl Kmurs IK mhner)

MARS MrI WEN, M D- Playino urn, . cult •

W WMNV HOSTS BOSTON - WVVWW/Detroit played host to members of Epic recording group Boston during a recent visit to the city. Pictured ar) are WVVVVW PD Joe Urbiel, Epic's Tim Walter, group's Brad Delp, W WWW air personality Lynn Woodison, group's Berry Goudreau.

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EISTCRVEN

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(Nee Kam lattneMO, Pas Trowel (Poladoel Down rESIOrns,

Marra Mutled (VIII

Rivas I Anstal W M, Com (Colo Rohe. Snort (SON Co,'

Mono. , tArsotal

Ro mond lama filtehowst 011sobroors,1

00•Osa line men I

NROttail ALSUSES

110• Miongi I &AM I (Pandoi. n RN To m 14/11

W e (AKA) Mak larka• L Cr mnon (Witionosio!

Orierrom M I Arleta. ,

MALLS 11111 MING M D Plas ma venous ruts

IMPI DURY and Of CORD) smiles

1WWCK 105 FM

Elgin 31 2 741 7'00

Pot, Moan là Pal ms IA&M Meow Paul IAP iop dk _co. I Aol

John Mel onsn'!!! !, !• CAMS.* (Can ,,, I Jars Alkorno.

HOT ALBUMS

Din Streets IWO Cars IS Mine , EMM A Me Pe, I..

RI Jor m 11VP .11 I.. .. lEas t. • Shea army 11,1

Adores al Ma Wheel Ifamsnll Kook (CachtoII McClinam 1Cosa me ms

t ennell Gam*. HVOI PP Le mur IRCAI Ben Sokol 'Anal& Ian HAnner IChrysai.,1

Own. O mni, IL PHI TS., I,,,, IWO!

ALBU MS A WE D N M own, 0.48 TI Mno

Robert Parettee

hos /•,‘ /a.. AL lISRAS

Pete 11111CAI

Bad Ca 'Swan Sada ( p,. %he m IVIS ,

The fialos ICI•nsalni Neta!

.ti..R1S 1 sett Pl wiris

M M0

Flint 31 3 744 •

Knack lO mitoil

NOT ALBU MS Mornay (Coll Cos IF ok he!

We , 1Cru! flu ,/ 'furs IF p,

1.1 0/1•1 1

/rm. Hee. eado.

...mottos t•neat

Ft. Wayne 11 ,1 4,-,-1' 15b,i

, •••

Stu .1, - alr RAI \

Plat pp F..

%I-E Q €6 5

ILI'dasj

r F mono ,-

.Nral a 100 Plas ma ••,Arso• cols.

4‘ KY/102 • Kansas City 816 734E6'

re.

At L. 411 40'0111

1101 Al III 105

RH. Anus m au

a - • Por,du./

Wimr, ICrei Kno w tr.r werwl Poo Seihm.•.n .1

Iltek La m iCoii

tr1T Vt.( AV . 0. Plara meta(inat ,"

iriyire F(K'

INDIUM ALBUMS N o IPlanati Talmikendry Moho/WI

MIN Thank. (Coorroorn I Doing So me INCA, Sag mer mi, LA MM JAZZ ALBUMS Lae O men ICapitot) Co mae*. (EACAI Oimas Sinn Band Mini Lea R m. .. (E MT's) ELD Drees Dmen ICaoroornl

Flags do Pan lEpol To m No uns ICoil Loa m Gans lA mkon) li mpcm (Ad/ P m. E mmy ., IA111111 R. Pon, M a)

ARS IPailvda, Cany Sim s (Elalitml

EIM TA U WSLI M D Playing 004005 0551 "RT.'S GSA'

NA M . SCREA MS and STANLEY (LARUE ragles.

Cot !Ewan, (LO oil Dde Strati /AB M oo. tlko/ydor.

Blue Chrr•! Thump"

( 1 01 .R )

Niituro ,thsi c

Lansing 51 7 393 1320

HOT ALBU MS Van Helton 'WED Supertronp 1*5 1*1 Tad Nugent ISPIt! K sous I K ashes.' I Wings (Coll Cos (Elektral °M C. (Swan Songl Knack 1C motoll Pori Smith I Arislal Peter F °mato, IAAMI Joe Swop,* (MCA) 110(.1.01

JAZZ At BUMS Chick Coma (Polodor I U Ducloaa (Inner Cily)

BRAD 1411, MI OUNG's" Mollsoni" (O W( Isintkan"

PLT'nO 1111181.1 8 a.s. IOHN STIINART.

n4nit 11 ord RAFFIRTII anal .

cc

Allit Albuquerque 505 266 7V4b

Aspen 303 925 5776

NOT ALBU MS Biackloot (Al,.. , Thin Lure, (W M G.rra Retort/ (UA ) Who IMC•1 Ka mm (Lanham, Pan, Snot% (Ar m.) Cars 1(10111.1

Van Hal m IWIT/

RE Jonas BNB/ John Sumo , IRSOI

Knock (Caddell Wings Mad Demon Htudo Iladrehrl Jeunurr (COO Preto Du mb (Eaml

WO MMO re. • r

- W M Lincoln FM 102 " ), 402 432 8585

•I PUY,. AL,DI1

Ill II sit

si M ON SO

orn1 •II 41

HOT ALBUMS Van Haien (WO) John Stewart 111501

FLO !Jell Kansas (Kushner) Cm , Raffedy IUA) Cos (ENktral Dore Snarls MEW Wino (Coil Supertranm (A&MI

wring ...lour ruts Plas m, (Alit 'AT 11 SMITH tingles

Is

.jy Pf Madison 608 274 54 50

cc

1401 ALBUMS Nil. Leaven (ABM! Cad(Elektrol Robert Pointer II dem,

Knack (Canine' Nee Young (V413 RR: noel M k foto IColl Marshall Tucker (V/81 Nick low* ,Coil

Clump B P lad*, Ode Sr.'. (We) John Sewer, (5501 RI Jonas (WIT) Flares A Ma Pen (Etat!

Roches (VIRI

JAZZ ALBUMS MeCof Fyne, 104.1mlonal

Ben Srdrao IA ustal Auto ICED

Warren Bonnard, I Andel Dovos

Keen Bros Moll

Woody Shaw (Coll (troths. . tRobin (SOM ME')

0 Plas ma soriru, cull Plat ma

511451 PARILIR and IAN DUOS

Madison 608 837 8592

HOT ALBUMS

SuponnI MPIABM ELO (Awl Tor Nugent IF pa 1

Cos lElelattO

Ko wa 'C HOW , Wing. 'Coll Kansas Iltrrshneel Van 'Am mon (Wel P. m F m mitari (AIM)

OM Co (Swan S mal Stmin 1*51

WI.. MICA , Nell Yowl, IWO Roo m!

New Impost' OntiosNI Towns. (RCA I

al *ammo rots Plawng KE W CESARE'S

IAEILSON NI(IL GII DIR £111111

SII WART troglos

r fm MI NNS

Milwaukee 41 4 342 till

HOT ALBU MS Bad Co ISeoloi Sawa!

.1. , Che m Tuck (Edral 110 11.0 am mo la m/1 m,

S.. .. mow !ARM , van 14•Mn (Wel Iffinp (Co, Who IMCA I

D m Stearn M el Cam (Elelnal Knack ICapstroIl

Playass yarrows cols Marini CARRY

IACKSON and (HARSH DANIELS

as su /ma ADD ,

kast riCh , Rotart Joh, 110 newel

Jo Wed All, Steve Hoke!! Ieni!..1

Jerry Doug., Carly & mon .

S..C17d.;:artPeWn%"7,: k; Awn Mrtch! Ene Gas iL

51 85i .8-

Ades, at t! Houl 114CA 1 O mit IC. , Porn, Blank (MCI Mrchool Stra w (ota) Goa Kiln Ilgegortil

Banta m Bray (Ileb-0)

lean Co ma, IN.. Ka." (Ands' Ned Owi ng rW1B-R444 Bob., Pal ma (101

MEDIUM A LO W Elton John INCA Raney Verromenwrqr

Clan Rea IU•I Roo m Eael Kaegn luAl VS. 145.0 (Wel Do- Me Brot lop i mpuson lAly. I K m Ca min 'EMI m mal Gan Brook.. ICI i1 SWAP IARC.Coi

EEO (1 ! Louse Coffin (Arm/

Fan non (Polo:toil Bad Co ISeran Song,

Gramm Sdorirro Mae) Herman Brood I AnoIal

0..on Ho w lInfinityl Leah Kunkel !COI

Adhan Grand/ Urrt) ABS (Prhad ol Anon So morelAtI)

Loa Hart man Iltrestrner I B Tdwaroolly Bockats (RSO)

HOT •LBUOJES Doe abets Mill Sodertramp ULAM1 John Hiatt IMCA1 Coola King !Coin. , Whu IMCA1 Gerry Ration lUAI Wet W.Ild lEdd, Jerrie, Tn t. (Coll 01 Joon M EI

Wor ms (A mu ,

Adorn Mucha, Nod, 1Planell

John Stewart (61501 Mho, Lee M IMI

"O W IlACA I

JAZZ ALBUMS

Jan Aldstreman (Ad) Nal All..., !Col! Freddie Hublved (Coll P. M.'s. , M OM VIEll John Ksensow. IFACA Stanley Clarks Ileam pr ol

Sao ,. Sardemeep (Col Tops. Zaei

Bonn. Forte. 'Coll Jan Sch•Hos (Coil LK Golf ,CM/ Tun Werdang (MCA ,

re ALBUMS ADDED Low. Golfo. (Auoidrol Mid. I W oe (Coll N.Is Lofoten MI MI Shp Oyster Cull IColl

MEDIUM ALBUMS Pant South lArestal

11 0 (Jell Molly Hatchet (fad) John Smeart IRSOI N.H. Gild., IChosals1 Joe loam. (ABM)

0.11y Pro mo (Cadrloonl Gerry Refferty 11/A1

SITo (MCAI Nen England Hof 'nip) Harmon P.n.s. Ar.1•I

MANI SOIS O M ASST PD Playing ••rinus cuts Plas ma

(.RANA M AAAAA R wools

Minneapolis 61 2 545 -56 01

Taunt,. IRCA1 Due 510111 (W81

Tchark mary MoNdOr , Sod/ n It. TIPOI5 IA il I

Careen lE Mahal Robert Palmer lIslandl

HOT ALBUMS Chad.. 0.01.1,1101,1

Van Haien (WA Pow F remor a, nac• iGatmel ,

Carr 1E1.40.1 Supartramp I ARM! TM Nuoent lEgur I Senses damorl

Wings (Coll Blockfoot (Atcol

\

tficP AL BUMS ADDED awn Most!Joe Forel, I an•dul

Naha, Clarke I feemeor MI node, Bros (CaPrdoml 11•1. Taylor (Coll en Dor, Mull Epic/ Walter Egan !Coll Nerl Young ISVB-Repriwl mond Haat I Takonsol Robed Per m. (10 .61

dear W .I., (Blue Sky( Osman IE lel. nal ICY, Mae( IPortrait I

M.ci c.i Sa,.l C.,1 NY Can MI MI I Amor Inell Michael StanNyi•n6.1 Kinks lAr opt

. /0/ . Skala. (So wkill I Hord IMCA! H...? plonk (lOCAI

T.rn Curry AL MI I..!.. Barbieri (ARM)

lorddie Hubbard (Coll

I en* loode. land E pool Marta Molded (V011 Rob., 10•11.1,1•Acal

Hobby Hutchenon IColl 010 Sminti mann (Coll

Thud World !Island/ F CC IRCA)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Dowd Boon (RCA, Lee Cloyton 1Cent 1/ Jaren, Spencer 1•01 Jan Akkormon (All Jakob Magnusson 'RBI

Muscatine 31 9 263 251 2

D McChnton (Codacasn' *sonde, War ms lAristal Don WE (Creaml Bladueda 1Poiyclorl Mora Taylor (Coll Elton JOhn IINCA1

Leon Russell (WB•Parodue 1.00160 Goff. IA WIam , IVICIL Lowe !Coll John Stators IPSO ,

HOT ALBUMS Clorm• 8 IS., Blockfoot lAtcol

Who (MCA) Smits. the Toot, (AtIl Bill Oo Pernan IfICA1 Cars (Elektral

Knack (Ceadod Pa Tr wers IPoladowl Caoly Simon lElak nal Cerro Rafferty IU•I Joe Jackson (ARM/ Dee $trad. MEI,

ABS (Polyclorl RI Jones (W8I Douce?. M ushroom, N.* England 'Infinity , PP La my• 'RCA/

To me, Spencer 'ABM , Pater Frampton (A&MI Th.n L.or, 1591

BM Co (Se m Small fordartramp IA&M1 Wood (Coll

Jon. Met thell (Arelroord M.chat) Neanoth (P m *dal

Lolgren IAA MI

I(551 AT/4 0NA MD Iles. , .arrous cuts.

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ALBU MS ADDE D

Walter Eg o Coil Mil Young 0118 Molnar)

Robert Pam*. Oslandl Knack IC .. .,

MEDIUM ALBUMS

Due Soots

Rod Stowed MIDI Journey ICol. Janos lotor Coil

41..4,44 Tucker Mill Allman Bros ICapercoml Nils Lottow, I AllAt

Omaha 402-592 .5300

HOT ALBUMS Col IE lek hal

Bad Co (Swan Son,' Sraperroho ARM 1 (LO (MO

Verngs (Uhl Ka mm (Penner Jot Fero . . 'A wls." , Ger m Ratlerty )U•1

Pate F romplon 'AR M ,

ARS (PonOlow Mo., Mu m !At m,

Van Hal m IWEI ,

JAZZ ALBUMS Ton Werobsorg (MCA ,

101 91 000 M D (CAM's rousi G. pre PAL MEles "Love -1.u ww.von, KNACK

Sharon& • P6,6411 CIIIAP 1111(1 RIT111 Ell "ONES BIHN STI WART PATTI SMITH and WI IACISSON un

el m

AL BU MS ADDED Robed PS... Iltiandl Wo w Egan (Coll Blocluard, 1Polydo• 1 Ma. Groy mthal 1Preador!

MEDIUM ALBUMS Derry RON , W A,

Hu me , IChrysini Chad. Dame's I E owl Jo l..p iMo 14.50.10 Rua la.• Pa m $mith lAtotal Jamas lariat IColl Thin LtoSy SS W

Amor .. ICeotel MUSH (Caddoll Atarsaall TuclAte M B! Joe Jackson I&ISMi

MIILI COD? M D Pl orng sorrows tuts Plas ma 11 TO,

1011N senile

Omaha 71 2 322 4041

D.. Dn . ICAP M, CM(d Bon. INCA. API 1Poraelori

HOT ALBU MS Cheap Tub !Easel

BM Co (Swan Sona Supertransp 14/kM , Cos lElek teal AL Jones IWB1

110 Pell Van Him (W81 Peter Frampton (ARM' Due Soon (WM Wo w IC..

• antes Ikea/snarl John Swoon IPSO! Moo, Hatchet (Epic' Who MAC• I Tod No wt. (Edd ,

MOST ADDED NEIL YOUNG Rust Never (WB/Reprise) 25/22 ROBERT PALMER Secrets (Island) 26/18

KINKS Low Budget (Arista) WALTER EGAN Hifi (Col) 11/11

BLACKJACK Blackjack (Polydor) 8/8 T wo nu mbo n follo w each albu m fide The

first represents total nu mbor of W estern

stations playing the albu m this w eak In.

second Is the nu mb*, of those stations that

eddert h this w eek.

17/17

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go,45 IKIETIT#11 Anaheim W IT * 71 4.776-3896

ALBUMS ADOID Nod Ya 's (We Rado m) Robert Polmer 11.1 401 Joan Saw 1Poorartl Snrn n Me Toner IA11)

Wooer Eaan IColi

MEDIUM ALdU MS Fader Band IV.11ado Mercl Manfred Mann M B,

Rod Stever DVISI COI/

111. 01 IPianell Cooks 0.05 lClpdOli Gar, 6•001Let iChrspadol

Mob Taal., ICoI Derad Bova* IRCA I

Bad Co !Saran lowal Nil, Lolgron (MIMI Nry Forddron lAsylurol

LARRY RIIS MAN M D Playing .

O we TridtlE4.1 RL Jams Wie N.. 1c4sM (1.1. "'" AnwescatC44.1,4, Do man Br a IWIEI la ma.* iVarn. I•rnosl

NOT ALBUMS a wls TWO.. JO. e• mint 18101

fl W W1, UA I

POEM 811.1.0MM !R &M ' (10 frof

KOWIIIBEA/Mone

W WP IO W O w. le ft O m cefr S e w M oe.)

sw w wiaeleoeu C m I Lovia• 144411.44

ALBU MS •DDE D Rob. ICaublancal O men IE Naha!

BlecIsiack 1Polydorl

ALBUMS ADDED ▪ IAIIII•1 81E01 NY (Porydor I • Touot (NB Repasel Pat 7 (Polodor I M.O. Taylor ICoil

MEDIUM ALBUMS R Tcho.kossk, IPolydorl

Herman Brood M ood) Robed Palmer (la ma( Who 1111€ Al ABS Molodorl

HOT ALBUMS IbM Cn Swan Se m)

BRINE ALBERTS PT) Plationa rana m Orts Plas ma1( 011111 1

un.,

Rockford 81 5 877 6064

Chad,* Damalt 'Elm) Kneels ICap.1.11 Jo. Jackson I ABM) Supertramp I MI MI

Ian Hooter (Chapalol 110 11.11 Pot. Smith I Acisf•I

Tod NuaerrIlfoo Pow Frampton IAANI/ Ko mar la darn.",

Winos (Coil Van Haien Cars (Eldrual Bill, Thorpe ICapacoro.

Bhp Oyder Cult (Coll

W ZOK T ALBUMS ADDED BIoo Ondte' Cult (Coll

Nrch Lowe (Coll Ned Young M B Flotsam)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Dmrd Bond IRCA I Herman Brood IA,, 01. 1

Flash IS Mt Pm 'E wa ,

HOT ALBUMS

FLO 'MI BM Co ISeran Song)

Mho Stead. IRSOI Kansas 11( mhner Gerry Rofferty (UA1

Supertramp (ABM) W.ngs iColl C., I Elalinal

1051 HUNTER MD Plating •ar.

Rockford 81 5 399 22 II Poco (MC A ) Van Redo 1W13/ ARS (Poled., Pater Frompton irSAM.

Chad.. Dome. (E ms/ Jay Fargoson (Atrium

C T 1(Pic , Knack !Caddo ,' RI Jones 10181 Blood. (Chotafill

B Tchsok maro Doe Snap IWBI Pa m South IA,,,,.) A. Jackson AG M) Who I NCA) Jour my (CPI

O men IL leA tr ai Wet Odle

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Saginaw 51 7.892 4,,28

51 7-894 2996

MEDIUM ALBUMS • Loop ICo, &des Is... &mil

Blackfoot lAtcol Hoop Paul I AtIl

Not IC asable mal Tutors (AI M) Janes lopor (Coll

• 1/11.1•1 Due Strain (W81 Pet, $outh lAnstal

Marshall Twang (1,1111

101 DeSa.P.ITIS M D PLOY.' m onk. cvls Playing MAN HU D MANN TIM OASTS and M ON IONN •inal m

Gerry Rade., (U• Who IMCAI Mho Stewed IRSO/

HOT ALBU MS Van Haien IWITI Tad Nugent (Epd,

o W OK !Apo/

RI loner (V1111 Poor PACA1 ARS (PoNdorl Wm, (Coll Kansas 11Ctramer I Surortronp (ABM!

Cheap 7. 0 1E9,01

EL01.1.1 Peter Fronolon Cr. lElolural

44 94 w R'.1

ALBUMS •DDE D None

MEDIUM ALBUMS Sohn Cougar (Anal

Nrcfr Low. IColl Dire Snots Thrn ... MB) Blur Oyster Cu. 1(011

Amor ica (Coned! Chin o Blum Band 150•1 Pouter. . (Anstal

a weo s 1Potyder I LOgnio (AI M)

*roo m Spenew rAtIl hannadot ISTIK)

HOT ALBUMS Pow Frarroton (ABM) ARS IPoladod

ELO IOU Her m . Brood lArrolal

Ch M,* Dowels lEpol Alat Willie MI MI

Sioux Falls 605 339 1520

l•VIWS Taylor !Coll Van Hai m (VIBI 8 Tcherkorsly Molydarl

Coos lElektral

Wows (Coil AL Jones NVIII Rohl 111snol

Gerry flattota (UA

crass Inca ((Poi larashan Koran Moshoerl

JAZZ ALBUMS Sonny Fortune IASI Eel (i.c 4. ILIA (

IL Pooh 10.111 Loe Ru mour (Elelitral

Cruranins IMCA I Passport lAtil So-,'o Gore Ilnlonityl Meek Colby ICMI

Pan, Aust., (CTO Po Mohan, IE CM VIBI

IIRUCIF 1Ill HIP M D Ple,na spud. rOls

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'1,(1 " 9"111 42 st. Louis • a r.... 1 1 1.± 2 f ) 31 4 842 1111

Al OAS •DOE 1 Mdo L W. Co' Lough.; Oogt (Coll Stanley Clerks INernessod

Mob s, Stea m (Ando) Perch Loam !COI Proof Blonli O KA)

MEDIUM ALBU MS F'oh IS Me Pan lEard)

Knack (Caddo, Due Stro m moil C0000 God. 1Andom , Rohm? Peer. Roland I

RI . Oyster Coil IColi

Hut Al BUMS %W eal Tioier 11411

O wlet O mads IlEpu I Kansan darnel Coo (Elva fro/ Mooned M a,, (vial

Homo lanrywini

Clamp (I 8 (Suer Rona, iiU.odl Supod prop 1•11.M, Th. cur, IWE)

(LOI N./ Bad Co (Soon Song, Von Haien (SBI Allmon Bros IC•procorn ,

TE D HA WS PD Plaeing rano . ruts Playrna 15 8

vnee

MEDIUM NILS LOFGREN Nils (AB M) 21/11 DAVID BOWIE Lodger (RCA) 12/10 CHARLIE DANIELS Million Mile Reflections (Epic)14110 PETER FRAMPTON Where! Should Be (A&M) 27/10 PATTI SMITH Wave (Arista) 14/9 T wo nu mbers f °Bo w each albu m tide. Th•

fest nopreseote total nu mber of W estern

~ Ione ;allying rho albu m dds w eek. ITie

second le the nu mber of th eme M elons w ho

reported It In m ediu m rotettenthie w - '

Ja• Voe

And!" 907.5ly 11

ALBUMS ADDED Nantucket 110,c Dreg Kohn dieserl.leyi

Scoff n the laart IA01 M.Opel Stanley 1Aristel

NM I Memo (ARM) 81.01,111 1Polorlo,

MEDIUM ALBUMS Bod Co (Syron Song,

W.ngs !Coll Molly Hotchet 1E1,1,1 Who M (A)

C.Ity 1581 Jon Coastal, IRSOI U McCl!nton ICORA wril

B Tchaddreato !POPO., Dpo Dregs 1Coproomn I Gary Brook*, IChrysaldl

Arne ,. ICoadoll Mornongstor Graham Pointe (Andel Blue Oysver Cult (Coll Po Tress, Ilsolodn,

MIES P411151 ID Playing

ungy

St. Louis •

31 4 721 2323

Knack IC Mitoll Sohn Cuager I kite/

HOT ALBUMS 6,11, Thorp, (Capra:ern , Sopartramp IA&MI

Jones Taylor IColl Mornay IColl Mardian Tucker (4181

(LO (bell Wel Mao 1E041 Kamm IK urn ./ I

John Sloop., IRSO) ABS Malodor) Charlie Dough IE pir I Jae Jackson !MIMI

Temoy Sponsor (MI M) Blackfoot 1/110o1 ROyart Palma. 1101.41 Doo Sloth ISISI Van Heron 1501 Is. Hunter IChrysaln)

Gna w Trod lE pol Cat II lektral

0.111/101 1011 PIIA,1,11

p,. m at 103

ALBUMS ADDED

ARS 1Polysfo, dhotelso• (Mercuryl Marshall Tucker M el Eilacaptk IPolodor 1 Rob.n ICesabl ocal

MEDIUM ALBU MS Blackfoot lAtcol

EL 0 Ihttl Roaden ttttt (Voltage Me.cuol Manfred Mann 1W81

Boarnerer Broi ICemblenul Bad Co (Swan Sonll 100 I. Stara° Ill $01

RI CORTIHEHT PCS Plarino V•r10{11 (OS M oons KNACK

single

Terre Haute 81 2 238-255 7

Elton John IPACA1 Horman (1•0.0•1 I Anols ,

Tchoulroysko 1Polodori Iltes °vow Cult (Coll

HOT ALBUMS Supertremp (ARM) Journoy IC*1/

Kansas IK.shnerl PI.ngs (Coll Felt, Band IV.Ilage•Marc Screens 1101.mol Joe Jacason IAIMI Cam lElektral Chador. Demob ((Aral

FM 104 01 HIINIS ADDED Muk 1 mlor (Col ,

Stockpot. (Polydor) N.IsLolgren ABM/

MEDIUM ALBUMS Pet. SONIth (Aaste)

Who INCA I ARS (Polodo,

TdsadooPy Mmodorl Due Smut. IW81

HOT ALBUMS

Supertra mp (AR AI Knack ICapstol I Ohne, Moll

III RANDALL, M 0, TAYL OR's lacier IllACKOACk

towighr (0805665'. "Mercy Play mi G

CdlIACKSON KITTIIHA WIL unites

Toledo 41 9-248-337 7

TM TE M MI

Bol Co Mario Song) Nor Er.o.nd (Infoortyl Is. Hunter (Chrysalis) Kansan latrasnorl

C.f. lElektral .10111•1110 IC011 Ven dee, IV1111 Pato Frampton 'MIMI Ellso °veto Cull (Coll

(LO INV

JAZZ ALBU MS Gsto ia.4441

T-9 5 ALBUMS ADDED I., T 1Polodorl Robert PSIIT,O1 Ilasnell N•ck lone 'Co, Ned Young IWB 8 norm I

otiose Goff. (A pluml Bhp 0 ttttt Cult (Coll Manf rod Mann IWBI £0111111 10 Toes 111t1 I

Noah? (Plorsoll

MEDIUM ALBUMS

burley (Coll 8.11, Thorp. (Cogndoml Ode Snarls (we)

(10 11.01

BOA LAURE NCE, M D/PD•

Wichita 31 6 722 81 23

Nord's° Tuck. (W81 Who I NCA O men (Elelitral

HOT •LBUMS

Joe moti on t *8, 5 _i.,, IRSOI Kansas II Infused API (PoNalor

Peter Frampton M ANI Gerry Rafted, lUAI

WI N. (Coll Char,. D .I112 I E po) Knack IC•ptod , Blackfoot Iralcol Coos (ESektroi

Playing cult

92 CITI FM ALBUMS ADDED N.ak Low. (Col/ Robe? Palmer Roland I

Blue Dolor Cult (Coll E mere IColl

51,els IPolygrond

MEDIUM ALBUMS Manfred Mann IWB/ Nee (areal I Infond , Herman Brood I Ariola

Bad Co ISosn SOnel Triumph IFICAI D.. or, Hour. Onfinityl

Patti $outh 'Arista) TM Nuevo, lEpul

0,11, Tho m* (C4gw.:06, ) Kansas Ikea/marl Dowd Boyne IRCA I

Winnipeg 204 77 5 03 71

FNM A the 1•114401 G. , R OH M, (UA I Peter Frampton IA&M) B yco•ai mraylOreador!

The Kn ott (Comma) Adam Mitchell )AEA(

HOT ALBUMS Super tr amp I AIIMI Van Haen OVB!

Joe Jackson lAidell R L Joon (W81 Dor ms . IlAushroorn I Ian Hunter IChnnalol Coop Trick 11,41 John Sowed IRSOI Wings (Coll

Cos 1EleIrtral 150 INV Dere Strad IINBI Cherlo. Dorval, IEPo

STF1/1 YOUNG. M D: HUNTIR's -PRO W "Bastard ( AP ,

'Go" -Spots- "Type- DAN N'S', "Clwyd "

THE HOTTEST CARS Candy-0 (Elektra) 3.2128

E. LIGHT ORCHESTRA Discovery (Jet) 30/27 WINGS Back To The Egg (Col) 30126 DIRE STRAITS Communigufi(VVB) 29/22 SU PERTRAM P Breakfast In (A&M) 27/21

T wo nu mbing follo w each albu m Pats The

first represis ms total ma mba' ot W estern

stations playing the albu m this w aists The

second is deo nu mber of those stations w ho

reported It In hot rotati °o des w •ek

Flotsam)

Bakersfield 805 393 1500

Recinettif1501 Ted Nugent (Epol De m (Wel

HOT •LBUISS Van Olden (Wel

Joe JAM .. 11LBPAI Pow feampron M AUI

ARS 1Pokrami Wogs (Coll Grurr ROH M, IVA Jonn {Wool 191.1, EEO OHO Knoell (CaM MII Cam 1E1• 01•1 111(0K1/111CMYS•11.) TchaskoolYa

reale- PU * 0i

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TODD C1PPOLA 0, 'I MAM •orcho aud M otel W H O LES A11 0 W-IT TWIL I I V and GRAHA M

smiles

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WEST Great Falls '013'727.7211 KwERF Los Angeles

213 467-5176 re-77 7"' M

I _ Sacramento 916 446 4905

97EIA tCRJLDS/1

Al (US W ADDED Peter Frampton 'ABM' Kin, (Ariatol Cl,.... B B (Simi Nod Young IWO Reprisal Mora W WI., IWO'

Swing City' Sniff n the II., (All) loop*, Bros ICeprotornl !lash in* P. IE pc I Irrp Kihn Leon Russell (WB Paeolia.) f *rend Ilatondl to. Ronan.. (Elelmol Michael S loony IA mita, Pen Smith IA nital humour (Anna,

Hobem Penner Inland)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Goy Brooker IC.,, ,.) Fronk Epp,. IZospol Colt, Simon 1(1Witrio Run .. Ilslond) Arlo Su th,NI NYBI Chllerth IF ly ing Fish) Henry Paul lAtIl Graham Poke. (Aristol Conned Heal asks Dowd Some IRCAI E.t.a keno. 14111M1 Louise Gotlin America ICepiloll Piet Wollio Moral Hondo Warne. IA Nrcli Lowe Col)

DENNIS CONSTANTINE PD I

ALBUMS ADDED Kink, IA Wolter Egan (Coll Maa Graventhal (Chmtali to Caoper Bros 1Copricoml Amen,. ICaprioll Owen IENIttral MmItml StanNy (Arista) Ao w•••• IAISMI Tim Curry 'ARM) Jan Akkerman lAtIl

MEDIUM ALBUMS 1111 Ga mmon IRCA) Gary Brooker 'Chrysalis) o Tchark .sky floolydarl Poser Frampton IAOMI

Le Roux Copitoll Jim Could, 1050) Mick Tplor Coil

HOT ALBUMS LOwell Geo,. IWO' Cart lIkkleal Germ Rafferty lUAI AL Jones ONB1 Wm. (Coll

Nils Lolgren (ARM) loam Storni. 1E150) Dire Stram MB)

Teyku 'Col) Knack (Calmed) D McClinton IC•pocan/ Asleep al Pro Wheel IC..011 Loon& M P. 'Col)

ABS 1Polydor I Moth . TiacOot (WIN Cool* Kaarg C p .') Rod.% (WO' Joni blotchier' Giayluml

losing irrirtaus tuts

Casper 307-235-1515

Runner Inland' Chopp.. lAnolo)

Wet WO W 11.01 Suportramp IARMI Herman Brood lAriolal Doucartte IMushroom) TrinnIFTRomar 146M) Crusaders )MCA)

HOT ALBUMS . Gory Rafferty IUA/ ABS IlIolydorl Du• Snot. (WO/ Ronne !Kirshner' Mitscrun IPolydori NW Lot .. lekedo, Cos (Elektral Chola. Blow Band (Sae/ andante:, IRCA) Faith Band (Mercury)

ICHEN LOGAN. PD. Playing varrous cuts Plasma GEORGE THOROGOOD oP GRAHAM PARKER singlet

erAzir. ALBUMS ADDED BOokook IPolyrtor 1 Greg Kinn (fleaerkny I Robert Palma, 'Nandi

MEDIUM ALBUMS 20. Jaclison IA6141 Flash Po o. Pan (EP.' Blue 0,1 ter Cult 1Col) B Tchatkovsky 1Polydoal Peter Frampton IARM) ion Humor IChry Nick Low ICoil Nick Gado IChrymbs1

T 1Polydrol Nils lofgren 'ARM) Sniff n the Taos 1101 Billy Thor . 10pr-icons)

GREG GILLISPIE MD BlACKIACk's -Tonaghl- KIHN's Road PAI MER • Cate Plowing GRAHAM PARKER tingle

Denver 303 759 5600

ALBUMS ADDED Greg K. . IBetork lay I Neil Young IWO Reprise) Paolo 'MCA I

MEDIUM ALBUMS Ban Co 1Soran Song) Blackfoot (At m) Airborne (Coll Joe Jackson 1ARM) NdIr Lowe (Coll ABS 1Polydorl Sniff n the To . (Ad) Gory Rafferty WA/ B Tchokowlay 1Palsodor)

FRANK CODY PO/VALERIE. ASST PD - Plawng various tuts Planing LAB and THIEVES unties.

HOT ALBUMS Cos IENlitral Bad Co (Swan Song) Kans, 1Kokhrear ) Knock (Capitol) Ted Nugent lied) ELO (Jell Supertrarno IABMI Blackfoot IA teal Van Melon IWO) Wings (COO) Who (MCA) Th. Baby, IChrwalls1 Ow Strain IWO)

Denver 303 936 2313

HOT ALBUMS Suportramp ARM, Co. (Elelr nal Knack IC . .11 Wmg, Coll Kanto (Kirdmer/ RL Jones IS981 (LO OW) Van Hal. IWO/ Dere Strain 11981 Who )MCA) Nugent (Coral Pa w Frampton (1164-1)

KZEL ALBUMS ADDED S Clark• (Nampo., Walter Egan Col) Kinks Mosta) Ned Young IWO Roomy/ Tom Co., IARM) Sonny Fortune Itstii Joan Bow (ARM) Point Blank MCA, W an IMsrahroons1

MEDIUM ALBUMS Who IMCAI John Stew.,, IFISOI No Jackson IAISM/ Michael N•smith IPac Arts, Charlie Daniels IE..) Rumour likrinal Rohe' Sinew ISM! Coll

Eugene 503 484 4304

ABS 1Polythal Won. Runner (Islam, M nsovr. (Potydorl Fa. Denwr ICapno. I C 14. ..efOCInef. (M(A)

HOT ALBUMS Dom Shints (W81 Cart 1E4knal Greg Kihn IBinefkley1 Roach 1Copotal B Tchaikoesky (Polydor Cl,.,.. Blues Band IS,,., Robot Palma, Ildand) Blue Oyster Colt (Coll Po T Polydoa) Ng Lofty IAISM) Nick Lowe Moll Mick Taylor IColl

HRIS KOS BlIrk PChfil 1 TON MAY. MD. Playing main. iuls Playing THE DOLL PLEASURE IAN DURY TRI ',MPH LINE IOS ICH PUS, US (.IRL% (ISIS COSTELLO

JAPAN and PATTI SMITH tenon,

ALBUMS ADDED Onnifer W•mg, lAristal Carols King 1Copunn Neght (Planet) Lary Row MOM/

M.n IVIBr

MEDIUM ALBUMS Nor+

HOT ALBUMS Supotrarim 146Mo Carly Simon lElek hal An Gliflunkel (Coll Spyro Gyro (Infinity, Toro (Coll

ART FARKAS PD Playing NIGHTINGALE single

Fresno 209-485-7762

Wet Willie IEPrct Dr Hod lr 'Lawton P.O., Frampton 14E.M; Rona, John IEMI Armee.) AL Jones !WED (LO 11011

John Stewart IRS01 Pcdo IMCAI Jam., Taylor Col) ABS IPolydor) Cloobre Bros 1918/ Gerry Panetta IIJA1 EWISF (ABC-Coil Marshall Svelter 11981 fog D. P. Jr Coley a Total Rotor 'MCA,

mo ws wits Plawng MARINE

•

303 444-5600 Boulder

ALBUMS ADDED Woe Oyster Cult (Coll Cam (Elel hal Fildlt low. (Coll Joni Mitchell lamyluml PH Travers (Polydore 10,11 n the. Toots (A111 Who (MCA)

MEDIUM ALBUMS All,,., Bow ICeprocorn1 Herrn ., Rrood Chola. Demon 'Epic/ Rot, Pylon IColl

Joy Fwguson lAnIton) Robert F'machos . 'Arr .( John Hoot, IPACA I Joe Jolmon IARM) Dm on House Ilnlindy I larck Lowe 'Col) Le Rou• (Caporal) Manton" Mann 1W01 Missouri (Polydorl Tad Nugent (Spiel Orlaans (Infinity) Graham Parkas (All/ Rosy Music lAtco) Porn Smith (Arista( John Stews. 10501

/ROCA IAN011 PD. /laying ATIANTICS. ELTON 1014N, smiles

UN."

Tunty Spans., IARMI J•nvirs Tay'or CoIl Tchorkoesky 'Poly.. I

!nymph 'ALAI Tuba. (MIMI Tycoon IRCAI Worm. 1A5M) Ma. Winnow ICispowIl Ron Wood 'Col)

HOT ALBUMS Bad Co IS.,.,. Song, Blackfoot lAtcol °wag Bowie (RCA) Cam 111•01.1 CIarnaa BB Moe) Opium* (Muthrooml ILO Ural)

FRIA /I the Pan lEpicl Peter Frampton (/11SM) Journey (Coll Kansas (Kirshner) Marshall Tucker IWO) Now England lIntinity I Haney Paul (Ad) Super hemp (ARM) Thin Limy IWO) V. Malan (We) Wings ,Coll

various oils Playing All%

NIGHT and (ATE BROS

KOMQ ALBUMS ADDED Walter Egan 1Col/ I. Dun, IStiff Elm) Kinks (Anatol Stem Hick.!! Chrysalis)

Cotf, IARMI Gan> Barbieri (AIM) Orleans 'lob/Idyl Noil Young IWO Reprise/

MEDIUM ALBUMS R.. Wakeman (ARM) Nils Lotto., Grog Kihn IBeserk Irry Amor.. (Capital Herman Brood lAriotal Henry Paul (A M Swoons lInfinityl Ion Motcharll

Honolulu 808 949-2093

HOT ALBUMS Knoell ICapitoll Scorpions IM•rcoa yi Suportromp (AR M ELO Ihst) Wmps CoIl Kinsas 11( irslinar Bad Co IS.., Song) Cart lElektrol Date Straits 11981 RLJones IWO) Joe Jockson 1A6M1 Ted Nugent l(garc) I. Hunts/ (Chrysalis) Floe. to the Pan lEcricl Trion Limy IWB1 Blackfoot lAtco/ P IPVRI

SHA WNEE SMITH MD. Playing YA HOOS M IS

ALBUMS ADDED O1. Oytter Cult Moro Robot Palmer Ilslandl Neil Young IWO Reprisal O TchaikowAy (Polyclor I Pat T c (Polydor )

MEDIUM ALBUMS Charlie Damen Ified) Who (MCA) Jae JwIr son (ARM)

Las Vegas 702 732 7753

Van Hale, 1141B1

John Stswarl 1010) TM Nugent (Epic)

HOT ALBUMS Wings 'Coll ELO Ilail Cos (Elektral • (KirShne,1

Pvt. Fromplon 1A6M1 Knock Capitol'

KEITH STE WART, MD Plas ma Mi n ns. C OI PIA,01111 5k)

PER TR AMP and Bi n THORPE singles

-rNAtic ALBUMS ADDED Neil Young IWO AMA.) Kinks 1Anstal Bob.,, Palmer Ildondl Sniff n the Tears IAtll Rachel Sew. ISIiI1 Coll filackoacA IPolydor/

MEDIUM ALBUMS Ian Humor Chrysalis) Who IMCI) David Bowie IRCA1 Blonde IChrimolnl B Tchaikovsky IPoNdorl Police IAISMI Y et, Srnoth lArists)

DENISE WEST WOOD. MD, YOUNG, "Hey" ItINIES' Falling'' -Attirsid e PAL MER'. "C o..," SWEET'. "LISA" Playing SAM MY HAGAR single.

# Long Beach 213-437-0366

Los Angeles 213 663 3311

ALBUMS ADDED Hors Lofoten 146M1 G.' , 0.1 ,,,,, WA)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Kansas IleorMnerl Wings Ma I Peter Frampton IA6611, Cho . Uanorrls '( PP.

J•CMIOn IAIM) Cowed Bowe (RCA, John Stew.. IFISOI Who IMCAl ABS (Polydor) Ian Hunter IChrysalos) Triumph IRCAI Blackfoot lAtcoo Knwk )Copotoll B Tchailioesky IPolydorl

RUTH PINEDO MD: IOIGREN FERTY s Mehl

LJf ALBUMS ADDED Kinks (Aortal Wane. Egan Coll

MEDIUM ALBUMS Pon Smith (A mu) Police 'ARM) Kansas (KirShrWr) Graham Parker IA row) Nan England .InlIngly/ 00,1, Lofty.,, 146M) Link Wray (Vital FLO Owl Homy Paul 'Atli Herman Brood 'A wl.

Ted Nugent If pre) 1411••• 11(srsAn n)

Dire Snots IP/81

HOT ALBUMS Kook (Capitol) Cart IENktral Blue Oystr r Cull (Cu)) Chaorn Meekly.) ARS 1Polydou Thin Lorry IWB/ • 1Coll Journey (Coll Super-tramp )A&MI Von Hal. IWO)

NI. Lowe oCoil Flom /1 Me Pan lEpoel Neva 6Iglond Ilnlanityl Oumn (Elolciral Robot Politer Ilslandl

Louise Gollin (Asylum). Or m (AR) Nish Odder IChrwalos/ Ned Young IWO R•prrse) In Dory (Sliff (ox)

HOT ALBUMS Supertromp IAEA.

Triclt [Epic) RL Mott IWBI B. Co ISwo, Song) (LO 0.1 V. Horan ISVOI Cars IENktral DfIll Snorts IWO I

's"Steal" "Shine- RAF

Los Angeles 213.464-5638

HOT ALBUMS Krsaek (Capitol) Cheap Trick lEpicl Vanliann iWB)

Bad Co ISwan Song) Cars IF(rktral *hon., (Col) Tod /Caw. If pH) Suportramp 'ARM) Nur Young IWII-Reprisin Outten I( Ron Wood (Ccor Tow L racy (Wel 1.11 Mon ., IChry .i.

Blonde 'Chrysalis' Rock.. 1RSO)

BACK SNYDER. MD. KNACK', ''Sharona" "SellosK . TRICK s ''Want" ”Sharne" VAN HAIEN', 'C,,I, 0." BAD CO -,

"fantasy" "Gone" CARS "Type""Go' IOURNEY's -Was' "Easy" NIJGENT's ' Tell ' BIN" SUPERTRAMP's"Visron" 'Stranger YOUNG, Hey' ' Sedan" QUEEN'. "Mother'

"Masa" W OOD'S Dow Infection" IIZZY's • Alibi -

-st.eer HUN TER's Nreht Bwlard BIONDIrs "One W w"ROCILI TV "1A•11 ' lot 'Ile

Los Angeles 21 3-469-1212

ALBUMS ADDED HOT ALBUMS loan Baer (Po ,,,,,, 1 Robot, Byrne Mercury, Homo MCAI Airwaves 14.15M)

N' I. Lofoten (WS W MEDIUM ALBUMS 0 McClinton (Capricorn, Sutherland 13r. (Col) Louise Got,, (Asylum) Cate Bros 1A,11 Mona*. Warne, (Anna' Gordon Mich.,, Wanton) Gory Rafferty (VA) Troia . (Capitol' ELO Oar)

Rog. Vote...iris IWO) Randy Edelin. (Aram) Jan Cepa., IPSO) America (Catuleal

Roy ()Munn rElolitra) Diro Soots IWBI Fran,. Gorda (Con I, Ro w )Copitoll Stove Hackett (CO,...) Carly S. . l(loktral Proms iUoki John Sum . IPSO) Boll OtrOmman (RCA) James Col) Elsinore Inland) Adam Motcholo MOP nanny Vs ...me IWO, ART IPolydow

PP League ORCA)

MICHAIII SHEEHY PO Playing •arirni. SU N P1 .1,41

SUP ,,,,, MP FCC and (Ala RACER tangles

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ALBUMS ADDED Blartliiaek IPolyclen I

Stanley Clarli• (Norman.' Par I, 1Potydor I Welter Egan (Coll

MB DIUIA ALBUMS Graham Poker IA 1 Rohe,, Palmer Inland) Grp Kohn (Bworkley1 Nib IAAMI Plantorkel el PM)

HOT ALBUMS Coes (Elallral Kansas (Krishnan !LO(10) Knack (Cap .)l Blue Oyster Cult (Col)

ro..k.or 1RoNda/ Gear n—oh•• ,r.r.•14.1 Win., (Cot) Dire SA., -WO;

Night IPIanall Louisa Collin 'Asylum)

PAM MAT MD. PlayIng various Cuts

ALBUMS ADDED Stuff n th. Team lAtol

MEDIUM ALBUMS Lou . Goff on lAwluml Wel Wale Ilpic I Spencer (A M

Gary Brooker 10,hryse(ot) Robert Palmer (Island) Nils Lolgien IAOMo Charlie Dam . If me) Arlo Chafing IWBI

Los Angeles 213.466-4123

HOT ALBUMS

Superownp IARM) Jim Corald, IPSO) EWEN! IARC Coll John Stewart 111501 Gerry Rafferty (IA) 010 INI) ART !Pol .., Tim W . ., (MCA) L. Ro w Calm.. Endre Rebblt 1Coll Carly Simon 1E MY 110 Po Methony I(CM Roger Voudourot TWITI Robot Ow . 161•Nury)

D )14 taf AWN. PI: OLIVE GASPAR, BOB Olt: PO Ws S .

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ALBUMS ADDBD Kooks lAnstal Greg Kinn 18eurrkley 1 Walter Ego (Coll Suomi°. IMercum Ho w IMCA I

Edgar Wink, 1131. Sky, Rumour (A m.) leach.' Swim, IStirf -Col/

MEDIUM ALBUMS NW Lot. . 14/1MI Ramon,, (J•m) Link Wroy 1Visal Blue Oyster Cult Coll Gary Brooker IChrysalml Ian Dury ISM, (pic) Ton. X (Full Moon (poo) ARS (Pulydorl Bockmerer Brot B Tchailtovsky OPoOydorl 099 IPVC)

% Owl N.M.. (Po Arn) Robot, Fripp IPolydorl Swoons 'Infamy, Climax 13 8 IS .) Jon Capradi (RS ) MU Will. (Epic) John Wan )MCA)

Pasadena 213 587 0830

Nock Golder (Chrytolosl

Lou Reed lArmlirl Lone LowoI, IS111/ Epoc( Ow ,,,,,, IWB) Airborne IColl Allinon Bros (Copricurn) Journey ICoil

Gmf gm IWEll

HOT ALBUMS Poor Smith IA I Bad Co (Swan Song( K.sot 1K whe w, Super tr amp (ARM) Van N W, (W81 Joe Jokion IA6M1 ELO Owl T. Nugent (Epic) Ron Wood (Coll John Siete.,, 114501 Dewed llovore (RCA' Wings )Co)( Nock Low. (Co)l Herman Brood lArrond De m IWO) Knock (C pitall Com (Elelmal PlanS hia Pon 1( pro) Owen Illektml Robert Palmer (Island) Noll Young IVIB Repose)

LARRY GROVES MD Plas ma M e mo, ru n

ru m r4499 Phoenix 602 ;57-6599

ALBUMS ADDED Robe. Painn,, Inland, Nils Lolgren (ARM) Maria Mood ., IWO)

MEDIUM ALBUMS • & Leon Coll A MC ,. ,C.P.,0,1

• B B (Sim) Wing. (Cal

Gordon Mocluals Iflorironl COCcollr Bros Capricorn' Morahan Tuck. IW81

HOT ALBUMS 0.,. Vi,.,,, IWO) Gerry Rafferty lUAI Jennifer Wo ws lAnstal ELO !Jet) Aver Framplon 11&M) ABS 1Polyclor1 Ario 'we. Joan Baer (Portrait)

JAZZ ALBUMS Pet Metheny )ECM WB/ Georg. Bormon OWLS) Urn. Ensonble lAnsta) Eroc Gole Jakob hlognutson IWO)

LINDA THOMPSON. MD Playing v•ri au, cuts Playing HOTEL single

44.4 ALBUMS ADDED Robert Palm*, (Island) Neil Young IWB Reprisal Nils L Ogren Joan Bow 100 ,,,,,, MOO Taylor 'Coll

MEDIUM ALBUMS Cate Bros 11,11 C.11,10 K Capital' Le Roux Capitoll Bad Co ISwan Song) Tim my Span., IA6114) Climax B B IS,,.) Jennder War ., (Arius/ Joni Macho. 141Yeam, Jeremy Spenow &roommate, (AS A) Kenny Laggins Con Loon Rutsell Iwo Parodisol EW&F (ARC Coll Doe.* 6,01 (Wel Paco (MCA) Orl•ant lInfinavo Jakob Mpnusson IWBI

MOT A LUUMS RL Jonw IWO) MC6H (Contall owell Georg. IWO)

CARL WIDING ASS! MDILES SARN011! MD Playing f Ulf

Portland 503-226-5000

Gerry Rafferty ILIA I Jonn (PACA 1

Marshall Tucker IWO) IRS 1006,400

Spyro Gym (Inlmityl Charlie Damon IE pre) Dire Straits 11913) Sutherland Bros (Coll Win. IC./ (LO IN') Pato Frampton IACIM) CON Simon l(lelatr.) Jame, TimIor PP Wagon IRCAI Kansas 11(iohnorl Runno (Island) ad, Oualteman IRCA I

JAZZ ALBUMS Earl Krogh RJA, Pat Moneny IE CM WBI Roland Vague, (Arista) Tien Worthing (MCA1 Crusadors 1PACA) Chuck Mango*. 1ASMI Sow. Gym (Infinetyl Manx Colby IColl Tons Brown* (An ./ John Serry lChrysahs)

KQFM ALBUMS ADDED Nils Lafgren 1A6MI Pal Tra wl (PoNdal Blolitat4 IPolydor I Kinks (Aristal Chopper lAriolal Neil Young iwe Repr wl Robert Palmer 110 .411 Owen l(hrk Block foot (At m)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Kanto II(Irshner) ARS (Polydor) Caro 111e1 Ted No w. Cp.,' D.C. Strain 1WBI Who BACA) New England (Infinity/ James Taylor (Coll

11.4 ROBINSON. MD. Playing various cuts

Portland 503 226 0100

.7.11 11 11)* ALBUMS ADDED Sports IMuthroorn) Joan Elatit )Portrot) Don Nix Cmarn1 N. Young IWO Rpm.) Sniff n the Tears IAP) Scorprons 1Morcury I Robert Pa. . (Island) Bohol Sweet IStoff Col) Kenkt lArein) Rumour lAristal

MEDIUM ALBUMS flowm IRCAl

Ono 11N8) Parer Frampton (ARM) Joe Jackoan IA&M) Monroe' Mann IWO' Marshall Tucker IWO)

GARY NIXON, MD: YOUNG'. "Poc.shnnlas" PAI MER's 't•..• RINKS' "Gas" RU MOUR'. Frost," BO WIE, Voyag• IACRSON's Papers" CARS Go' STRAITS' ' West ' KANSAS s "Southwiner ItheAC 'Sharon." NU-GENT s 'Tell % MUTANT', Horne Plosing (ATE BROS and GRAHA M PARKER singles

Doucitte ;Mushroom, ROCI0.11 IRS0 Journiav (Coil

HOT ALBUMS Van Hal . (W81 Wings Coll Bad Co 1Swan Song) Petro Frampton (A&MI Gerry Rafferty IUAI Wet W.I . lEprol Poco (MCA) John Stewart IRSOI Cheap Trtck ELO Oen AL Jonos (W80 Toney Spancer (ARM) Swertramp IAISM) Doobie Bros (WEl) J. Jackson

Sacramento 916 422 1025

JL Ponty 11,11 111•IferW MAI

John Stewart 111501

HOT ALBUMS Bad Co IS*. Spool 810. 0,,,., Cult IColl Cars IIERIttral

Charlie Daniels (Ethel Dire Strain o w JOur114,0

Kansas (Kortnr wri Knock Capitol) Manteg.y Ruin ICS/ Tel Nog., lac) &nommen') (AIM) Van Hal . (Wel Who 'MCA) Pilings IC011

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ALBUMS ADDED MN Lofoten (MIMI Maria %Adam IWO Coo,n, Bro, ICeprocornl Louise Golfo. lAsylunil

MEDIUM ALBUMS (WSJ IARC Call Fewer Frampton IAP•141 PO Meth., IE CM WIll Coale King 1Cspllo'l AM, Gullure IWO) Wry McCaslin IPholohl Amato Wad ., (A wls'

HOT ALBUMS James Taylokt IColl Gory ttttttt ROA ABS 1Polyderl Suportmenp (ARM) Wings (Coll ESL Jonas IWID OLD (Eel/ John Stewart 10501 Marshall Tucker IWO) Rob Dylan IColl

V . ./••111•I IWO, Amens. (Cepiloll Carly Simon It 1.l ,,al

JA/Z ALBUMS

Grown Washington 1E kik nal

API SCHROEDER. PD Playing v•riou. cols PI•t mll SIIIIIISAND. 111 000 JOHN. BELLAMY BROS SPYRO GYP & I INN! ROGERS and EDDIE RABBITS singles

KCRL-96.7

ALBUMS ADDED Lary Row MAUI Rotor, Palmer (Island'

MEDIUM AL BUMS ARS (Pol ..' Triumph IRCAI Path Smith lArinal flash & the P. lEprel Nils Lolgrtn 1*1141 Germ tttttt y IUA) Nantuckn 'Epic' Lary Ram, IAISMI CImPt . 1A nolo' Night (Planar)

TED ZIEGINBUSCH MD Playing varrous cuts Playing ELTON IOHN single

San Bernardino 714 825 5020

Sniff n the Tow 11,11 ;Cohort Polmer lohn Cougar

HOT ALBUMS load. ICeprtoll CIO (Jett Cos I(lektra) Wings (Cori Supartramp Kansas oR Jo• JoIr.On IAILM) John Stew.,, 111501 Peter Fromplon Po. INCA)

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ALBUMS ADDED Young1W8 Repr wl

Kinks lArrstal

Pal T 1Polydorl Walter Egan (Coll

Cl..!,. IN•mparorl

MEDIUM ALBUMS Triumph IRC•I

Nock Lowe (Coll JOur wy (Col) Dowd BOWie IRCAI Blur/ Oyster Cult IColl

Goo, 0.11vto IUA/ Pam Smith Modal Thon Lorry iWBI

MARK COOPER MD: Playina various cuts

KO+ME

San Francisco 415 391 9400

1(6/11.0% lkirshnerl Tad Nugent atm) hitch Gild. iChrysaliii

HOT AL BUMS Mous IColl Dire Shot. o Can I( Inky.) Supertramp IA&M) ELO Oen Knack iCapnoll Van Haien IWO I Bad Co !Swain Scowl Who IMCA I Kos (Casablanca) Pm. Frampton IAISMI

ALBUMS ADDED Kinks latrine/ Ellackracli Para Odder (Chrysalnl Lou,.. Goff., IANIaml Nitil Young OWB Reprise/ Robert Palmer Ildartell Rumour lAristal Mob Tnylor

MEDIUM ALBUMS Blackfoot IA'col 81 . 0 Cull Coll David Bowe (RCA) Rosh Pa rho Pan (Epic) Greg LV, 113oserkley Knock ICaprtoll Nock Loom (Coll Manheil Mann IWO) Henry Paul lAtIl Chre. 111olitrol B Tchaikonky (Polydor)

HOT ALBUMS

ARS 1Porydorl JAZZ ALBUMS 8. Co 15wan Song) Lee Ritenour IENktrot or if 'ark hal

DANA PANG. MD: Playing . 00uS co,, Playing GRAHAM PARKER single

San Jose 408 246 6811

Cheap Trick (Epic) Cho.. Danualt Dn. Shoots 1198) ELO Jay Foguson 'Asylum, Ian Huntor IChrytalitl

.1•00 ron I AILFAI AL Jona, IWO) Journoy (Col) Kona, (Kirshner) Mars/mil Tod.., (War Neer England 'Infinity, Ted No wt lEpicl Gfaharn Parket lAmstal Patti Smith (Arista, John Stowart (RSOI Ilmisetramp 1*514) Thin Lowy IWO) Triumph IRCAI Van Hal., IWO) Who IMCA I Wing. (Coll

III ALBUMS ADDED Neil Young rwe.R.I/”.1 Robert ,IsIandi Rachel Swim, ISoff Co'l Rumour 1Ariatal Wolter Egan (Cell lan Dory IStrfl (pic) Cann. Hem (Taliorrul Hotel IMCA

A•ri lArista) Robin Williams (Casablanca) Split Ens (Mushroons) S Clarke INemperorl Don Nrx ICream) Chock Co... IPolydor I

Mark Colby 1Tappan ZeraZoll Dern Kiebinek (ARM)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Dowd Row., )RCAI Dore Slroits IWO)

MICHAEL KNIGHT. MD, Playing v•rious cuts Playing PATTI SMITH IllyeL CLASH THE 0011 BE AVER. SIMPLE

MINDS AI WI THE FIR! Jo.! C.RAHA M PARKER

San Rafael 415 456 1510

MicIr Taylor (Coll Night (Planet) lan Hunter (Chrysalis) Nin Loloon 14/1iM/ Blue Oyu.. Cult IC.1 Gruppo Stra w° ISirel Poter From. IA&M)

HOT ALBUMS Nick Lowe 'Cal 8 TMaihowlry (Polycher1 Knock Cop-loll Who 'MCA, Greg Kam IBeserk'we Cars lEtelitial Anon. )EMI Damon. Ihetrahraorn1

JAZZ ALBUMS Chad. Ming. (An)

KTMS • FM „NJ Santa Barbara Rock 97 Sib 805 963 1975

ALBUMS ADDED Lou,,. Golf in (Asylurni midi Trio. IColl Cars (Elektra) IRS iPolydorl Co wer Bo. (Cowman' Stanley Clorke iNemperool Joan Batet 1Portraill

MEDIUM ALBUMS Robert Byrne 1Marcury I Roar Music (Atcol Jay Ewa. . Ilandionl RL Jones IW81 John Hall 1ARC-Coll

MARK GILES. MCI, Playing

Tarn. Sponmr IA6M1 Soperharna 'ARMI

HOT ALBUMS Jame, Taylor Colo Gerry R tttttt y IU4/ Manfred Mann VI M ttttt Frampton 'AIM. Cade Simon Clektrial Como John ,MCA, Dire Sours IWO) Gordon % Owls Illoneon) W. nip (Col( FLO (Jet/

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Santa Barbara 805 963 1601

AL BUMS ADDED Maris Mold.. 'W M Rock Wellefflan W WI XI . Own, Cult IColl Att., Egan IColl Rachel Iwo. ISIrff Coll Kinks lAristal leas Diamond (Cro wn lonn Coogan IlLnal

You ng (WO Rain .) NO, L ofaren (A&M) Joan Bras IARE!. Rot.. Palmer Ilslandl rows Kirin IBewnney Spencrio IA 111

Lane Lovich (Stitt (PH) Vassar Illionents IF iyiri Fish)

MEDIUM ALBUMS Cale Bros IA II) Forth Bond 11,1lage Mem' Carols King 1C poor/ J Ge1, I E MI Armed. Los 1, 10110U, lEhlor•I Cruudari IMCAI Whiter .. 'Marcus,/ Jon Canaan, 10101 PP Lep . IR(A) BoCknwier Bros Copriforn1 Nob Golder (Chrysallt1 Course Guff., lAsylimil

LAURIE COBB. MD Plaints, various tuts Playing I R CRIMSON 1101 and BIONDI! tangle.

,(02z10 ALBUMS ADDED Kmki lAratt. Homl IMCAI

MEDIUM ALBUMS army Span .. (ARM) Marone,' Toclme IWO) John 11•11 1ABC Coll

The Baby. 'Chrysalis' Susan )ACA) Carole King (CapitoIl Climax B B ISirel Thin Lift, (W81 No. Ilnlinityl Dire Strain 11981 Doucetha IlAushmorril Seem, 'Capitol) Chad.. Dan.0* (Efaml Earth Band Willag, Mo m, Robot Palm*, Ilslandl Knock ICapilan Nob Lob.., 146MI PP Lma,o,(RCA) Who INCA)

HOT ALBUMS

John Stows. IA SO Van H•len IWBI PETER NAPOLI. P1); STRAITS "Wriler DANIELS'. -Devil PALMER'. -Inends " Playing LOS. COOPER BROS BETTE MIDIER. NICK GILDER. BIONDI! DAVI lOG

GINS FRANK ZAPPA. WINGS (Daytime( HOT CHOC O-LATE. CHIC. LAZY RACER. CATE BROS NOD STE WART THIEVES •nd C ARS (III singles

Pieces OJAI Chopper Moors/

HOT ALBUMS Herman Brood (Ariola) Wiliu /I Loon (Coll Allen Lee IAIM) Mai Taylor (Coll JL Panty (Adl third World °Mandl Nocli Low* (Cal Joni Motcholl 'Asylum' Knack (Capitol) Graham Puha/ (Amato, IWy Br. N•cli I Dire Straw 11911 I Com (1 NY hal ManIrsof Mann (WM Posh Sm . (Ar ms) Wm, (Coll Who (MCA) Lowell Georgia 1W13) Mach.) Neon.. Wet Arts!

JAZZ ALBUMS Eat, KB... lUAI S Clarke Noncom. Cokktre (Capiloll Goo Bartner. 1A4MI Froddre flubboorl (Coll

Santa Marla 805 922 2156

Toylor (Col' onte 'AIM ,

Honey Pool 1/101 AL Jo., 119B1 COF. II lekhal ARS IPolydoro Pent Frampton IAREI/ Georg. Harrison ILNali Horse LID(2.) JP Jae% son (ARM IERIESF IARCColi Elton John IMCA1 Caily Swoon IE tra. M n Footman (Asylum, Gory Rolforty IL/Ai Pan. Smith (Antra) Wel WM. (Epicl Kansw irshrwri Bad Co (Swan Song ) Door. Br. 10.81 Ro•y Mime la% tcol Bob Welch IC•pdoli Journey Coll

JAZZ ALBUMS Joni Mdchell 1Anolurtil Sow° Gym (Inhale ,

,ICZAMSAFM ALBUMS ADDED Robert Rahn*, Intandl Rinks IA Gato bob IAL.M1 Louisa Gatlin iAsylum, D McClinton oCapricorno Nitil Young (PCB Reprifo1 Gordon MrchoOsleforioonl

MEDIUM ALBUMS 1.11, Hall IARC Coll Dire SI Mi n (IAB)

Leon (Coil MiChael NoSenpth IP . Atfll

NikoE mernosson (Wel G ttttt Lir Deed (Aortal George Harrison OCharlt H 0f$01 Sonny roman* Steve Fort.,, 1Nemperorl Bob Dyl . oLoll

MARION SEYMOUR MD Playing t•r•Out O AS Playing WINGS 'Dayton, sinnle

Seattle \ 206-454-1540

Van Mor mon IWO I Rob Welch IC•pitorl

HOT ALBUMS 050,1 M. Pan 'Epic, AM . Lee 'ARM, AL Jona, MB, L °troll Georg* WM/ Carly Srmon Wong, (Colo Super trona 'AIM) Pm Mitchell )Asylum Wch Lowe IColl

Caro. Kong IC•Pondi leon Russell (VVB C.I. Bros 1A M Gerry Below )UA' Pat MeMeny 1ECM We' WI. Wine ?Epic)

KjOK ALBUMS ADDED Louise Golf., lissylurnl Kinks lArnta, Ian Bury Sc!!I (pow

)Polydrui Mich.' Nesmith IPac Arts, 1cOn Co w. IFlion N. Young IWO Reprisal

MEDIUM ALBUMS Neck Gilder (Chwsalos) Nolt Lobo . IAIM) F lath & (Epic) Thin Wry WW1 Pall, Smith (Ant.' Who !MCA/ Robert Palmer (Island) Chair. Daniels ((pic) Deed Bow. IFICAI

Seattle 206 223 3913

Nick Lowe IC.)

HOT ALBUMS John Stew•rt IRSOI Kontos 11(arshno( Joe, Jackson (ARM) ttttt Frampton (ARM, ELO ihrt) Wings IColl Knack ICaPitol/ Cars (Elektm) Dore Straols IW8( Gerry Rallorty ILIA) Marched Tucker 1W81 T. Nugent lEprc) ABS (Polydor) Van Hann IW81 13 Tchaikovsky (PolydOU

BRAD NOTE MAN. MD: KINKS' "Gas' "Misery" DUBS. Slick' BLACKJACK'. .Tonighl" COUGAR, "Need" YOUNG'. "Her

92.9

ALBUMS ADDED Rober, Palma, Inland, Ned Young IWO Reprisol Mr. Taylor IColo Sneff n the Tt1111 IAIII Oueen rElek foal S Clarke (Nempuorl

IPlanet) EheekloCk (Polydorl

MEDIUM ALBUMS Supertranm 'ABM/ Charlie Daniel, 14.1 00 .01 IC .11011

Gerry Raft., 11./A1 Flash IS tn. Pan (Epic) Manfred Mann IWO) Path Sm . (Arostal Triumph IRCAI Grahorn Poker (Arista)

Ouoternan MCA) Who INCA) Ted Hoorn, ((pic) Journey 'Coll Bed Co lSwan Song) Rod Sumo, IWO,

TARRY SNIDER PD Placing rano . fun Plo w, KINKS triple

Spokane 509-448 2000

Bl. °vs,. Cult IColl IC Houser .kos INCA) Thin Lary IWO, Carly Sim . lElektra) Potair Fromm . IAIM) Joe Jackson OiReal Ranh Pau, IA tO) Swim, ICaorra. John Stream 4150) Black fool IA ttol Missouri 1Polydor

HOT ALBUMS Morsholl Toalef 'Wel ELO 1.1w) Kansas (Rnihnfro Wing. IColl Dom Shads 11913 I ABS (Polyskar( JM,41. Tay'o, ICoO) Caro lElorthal 8 Tani/A .1k, OPo/ydor) DOUCIP M 'Mushroom) Van Hal., 18/81

lan Hunter IChmlidiri New (meant,

KAARPIA ALBUMS ADDED Neil Young (WEI Reg..' Lou . Goff., 1Asylorn) Robot, Palm*, Illiandl Goon IElektra/ Pat T•8•41. Moly/Nu Parr° Blank MCAI

MEDIUM ALBUMS Jon Copal.!, 10501 IC Houswockers (14C A I Peter Frampton 'AIM) Dixie Dregs Condom' Charlie Donors IE pKI

Oystor Cul, (Coll TO,, Lira, eINBI Cam, Simon IC Lek ha) Ronamsance (Sim,

Iwo Flown°, ID•ktral BON Thom* Cogorcorn Herm . B,000 IA ,..al

Tucson 602 624 588

Ala., Lee IPSO)

Delbert gecChnton (CaperrornI Alehae. No w . IF,., Flight,

HOT ALBUMS Knack 'Capitol/

the Pan o (pm' Dire Straw IWO, Nrek Lowe 'Coll NW L °loan (ARM ) Coo lElelural Gerry R tttttt y run / (hoi. 08 Sorel Greg K ihn Iliesontlw) Kansas 1Kostmisr) IRS 1Polydorl Wings Cob

Ron Wood (Coll len Hunt.. (Chwt•hal Jan,. Two, 'Coll

1154 RAY PD Playing various cues

Pagn 59

Jim Duncan

Chart Com ments As you probably know by now, when there is an unusual occurrence on the

RAR Country chart we like to keep you informed. As has happened many times before, a number one record has dropped to number two and kept its bullet. This is not a typographical error. What occurred in this case was the Anne Murray single on Capitol. "Shadows In The Moonlight," edged WayIon Jennings' RCA single, "Amanda," out of the top spot, by only a few points. But the WayIon single is still going up in many markets and is still number one in as many: therefore this week it will keep its bullet and may even go back up to number one We'll see next week . . . The other unusual event of the past two weeks was in the case of the Cristy Lane record. "Simple Little Words," now on United Artists This is a record that had been out for a number of weeks on another la-bel, LS Records. As announced a few weeks ago. Cristy Lane has signed with UA. The label decided to keep working the single. complete with reshipping of newly pressed copies. As some of the early-to-play stations were dropping the record on their charts, that drop was reflected last week when the single went from 14 to This week. WHN/New York debuted the record at 12 and WMC made a first

week debut of the song at 26. As you can see, some top stations got on the record late, and after tabulating the music information, we found the Cristy Lane single had rebounded to number 10 on this week's It&R chart. Shows what a good promo-tion staff can do for a record. Congrats to UA's Jerry Seabolt and the gang on getting this record into the top 10 . . . One last comment about music. Last week we ran some negative comments about the current Eddie Babbitt single on Elek-tra. We had meant to point out that even though a few programmers feel the record is "too pop-sounding" for a country station, the record is currently number 6 on the R&R chart and looks like it may make it to the top. based on current airplay. As always. R&R welcomes your thoughts and comments on any topic of uderest to our readers . . . This thought was inspired by Railt's VP of Marketing, Dick Krizman: "I noticed on the country chart this week that the Jim Reeves record on RCA, 'Don't Let Me Cross Over,' is a Breaker and debuts at 36. It seems funny after the 'crossover record' comments last week in the country sec-tion. Maybe Reeves was trying to tell us something! ? ! "

Concerts Er Conversations WLAS/Jacksonville, NC had Jody Miller in as a guest recently. She

went on the air as a guest deejayette . WKXA/ Brunswick. ME co-spon-sored a concert with Roy Clark, Stella Parton, Dottsy. Bellamy Brothers and the Hager Twins. Emcees from the station were Nick Seneca and Tom Sayler- . . . John Anderson headlined the WIRK-FM/West Palm Beach, FL listener appreciation show on July 4th. More than 10,000 neighbors and friends participated . . WLWI-FM / Montgomery. Al reported a tre-mendous turnout for their Fourth of July picnic at Jackson Lake Island The show featured Ronnie Masai), Merle Kilgore and Hank Williams Jr. . . . 120.000 was the estimate of the crowd that took part in the annual July 4th celebration in Indianapolis. WFMS-FM hosted a country concert with Joe Stampley and Dottsy . . . David Houston and Billy Thunderldoud did a concert for KWMT/Fort Dodge. IA for their recent Ft. Dodge Frontier Days . . RCA's Razzy Bailey was featured in a live remote broadcast from the new Landmark Nightclub in Los Angeles. The show was aired over KLAC. the first such broadcast from the club. The program was hosted by )(LAC air personality Sammy Jackson and was produced by KLAC PD Don Lang-ford (shown here with Razzy Bailey) and engineered by Steve Thrap . . .

WHN/New York evening airperson. Jessie emceed a return concert of Hank

Williams Jr. at the Lone Star Cafe in the Big Apple. The show was broad-cast over WHN . Wilk/Cleveland recently brought a bit of the Grand Ole Opry to town when they co-sponsored the WHK-Mullinax Ford "Grand Ole Opry Thick and Van Jamboree." Three days of continuous music were pro-vided by Grand Ole Opry performers Charlie Walker, Jim Owens, Stonewall Jackson, The Stonemans, Linda Nail, and Kent Westberry. . . WOKQ/ Dover, NH recently gave away tickets for a Waylon Jennings concert in the area . . . Ronnie McDowell visited the studios of KNOE/Monroe. LA to do a guest DJ stint . . Let's hear from you . . . .

Ne ws Notes The sale of KEED/Eugene. OR became final last Monday (9). The new owners

are Community Eugene Broadcasters. the same people that own KRDR/Gresham, OR and KGAA/Kiridand. WA. No format or personnel changes are to be made,

according to PD Tom Edwards . . . Lynn Waggoner has been upped to PD of KEBC-FM/Oklahoma City. He will continue, for the time being, to oversee the MD job. Dennis Rainwater was named Operations Director for the station from PD . . . Gord Ambrose has been appointed MD of CFGM/Toronto. Greg Slaight is now Promotion Director. Both will co-PD the station . . . W1RK-FM /West Palm Beach needs an afternoon drive air personality. Contact PD Barry Grant, (305) 965-9211 . . . Congratulations to Jim Powell, MD at KHAK/Cedar Rapids, IA on the recent birth of a daughter, Tina Michelle . . . Truck Week '79 has been set for September 29 in Louisville. The fifth annual Thick Drivers' Country Music Awards Show will be held. The program is being coordinated by Open Road Mag-azine in Fort Worth. If you all-night trucking show personalities need more infor-mation, the number is (817) 336-5837. By the way, fellow CMA Board member Sam Lovullo, famed producer of "Hee-Haw," will be consulting producer of the Truckers' Award Show. Lee Rector, managing editor of Music City News/Nash-ville, will direct the program. I have attended a couple of these shows in the past few years and had a great time . . . Speaking of "attending things," I'm off this week to Canada, as mentioned last week in this space, for the CMA's board meet-ing. Also, I have decided to make this a semi-vacation. Not only am I enjoying the time off, but also the wonderful sights around the pool. So as not to make you feel left out. I decided to run some shots submitted by KCKN/Kansas City at its first-ever KCKN Bikini Contest. Shown with the winner is KCICN MD Wes Cunningham giving the 8100 prize money. So feast your eyes and enjoy!

Quick Bits More "Skylab Is Falling" promotions rolling in . . . KSON/San Diego is pro-

moting "Friday The 13th" as a lucky listener's day. They are offering a $1240 reward for the first person to bring a piece of Skylab to the station. The amount of 81240 was selected to tie in with the station's position on the AM dial. PD Ron Hunter said that ICSON will make the payoff only after NASA officials have pos-itively deterndned the material is from the Skylab space station . . . KLAK/ Denver is having a contest for listeners to guess the exact date and time when Skylab will hit. Their top prize will be 81000. The station will be using the Al' wire for their official guide of determining the winner . . . WNRS/Ann Arbor, MI has just begun featuring an album a week on Wednesday nights . . . KGFX/Pierre. SD is doing an album feature five nights a week, between midnight and lam. KGFX also recently gave away Sammi Smith albums during their "Sammi Smith Week-end." . . . Three "WYTL (Oshkosh. WI) Walkers," Doug Lane, Becky Benner and Rick McCoy, raised 81864 for United Cerebral Palsy in a 10-mile walkathon . Bob Richards, Operations Director of KKAL / Arroyo Grande, CA, wrote and pro-duced a 24-segment "History of Country Music" special which the station ran on July 4th . . . ICBOX/Dallas ran a Summer Fun Contest, giving away tickets to various summer-related events. According to PD Pete Porter the contestants became eligible for prizes by sending in a postcard naming their five favorite songs. Hour-ly drawings are being made. Also, from the cards KBOX will determine the Top 100 favorite songs of Dallas and have a countdown weekend . . WQQT/Savannah. GA had a special night at the ballpark for Little Leaguers. All were admitted free. Between innings the station gave away hasPhall equipment donated by RCA, plus participation in a flee hag:041211 clinic. . WCMS/Norfolk, VA held a "Chunky People Race" at the Langley Speedway. Six of the station's air personalities raced go-carts proxy for six listeners who registered by mail. Prizes were awarded according to how each jock finished. The first 500 persons to the raceway were given a "Chunky People" single by Hargus "Pig" Robbins, a candy bar, and a

WCMS bumper sticker .

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Dayton 513-229 4247

Code Srmon Chrnao B B 15,101

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Win. (Coll Thin Lary IMO

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20/15

37/14

21/12

21/11

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Rob . Palmer 11.1ancl, Blarinock 1Pdyclorl

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Bely Thor , (Capricorn' Carly Simon IE Joni Mitchell (Avylum)

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Des Moines 51 5 -265-61 81

Blue Oyster Cull (Coll Clon . B 1Serel

HOT ALBUMS

AAA*, Taylor (Coll Patti Smith IA fffff I Cl ..,, Trick 1(0.11

T. Nugent lEpic I Who IMCA I

Char , Dona. If pa) ARS (Polydor I

ID A . 13.181 Gerry fffff (UAI

B. Co (Swan Song) P.,, Frampton W WI Duo Slraitt M AI

V. Helen (1851 Car. ft WY., So. ..11•IN1 (AIM) EL01.1•11 Kansas I Wings 1Coll

ALBUMS ADDED lA mtal

Gr . Kihn IA You , IWB Roh m. Sniff n T•ari 101111 Pat Tray,.,, IP .. .

MEDIUM ALBUMS Blackfoot nacol

Jor Jackson (AR M1

Detroit 3 13-398 ,11 00

HOT ALBUMS

Van Helen IWBI Cars 111 ,1ral ILO IJet) Knack (C .o ./ Oueon IE4ektral INCA)Ac Wirer (Col)

Rad Co ISoran Song) In1 Nugent its01 Peter Frangton (AA .

1111C GOL1311111G M D Plosing ••• 104/t Oilt

WXLM 4/14(4K

MADA M ASSU ME Soy,. Gyro BM A,' 111. 0 Diego IC ape wool

Paso ITAC•I Chloe , 'Infinity)

U m ., Bret M el Uerry IUAI 11•Aatanythy (Putyikie (

co 111•11,0 John S A*. IRS()) ABS 11,5 ../

Tuelige 1114111 Ironer {penes. 11141111 Pere Ins . lArista)

Savannah 91 2 233 9211

0 J 51 , IAA M1

A n Mit 11111/C CM/

1.1.11.4 Bo w ICapnotrol • 'soli Or Pan llgool

/tunnies thlastil/ II0 oo. I S II ./

lionasseare lanai II McClinton ICaguirosnl I...611 0er , M AI

Ilm• mart Ono ICiseaPhow•I White r 111. . ..1

loll Al SU MS

(ABA/1 ISIseblorn

CI A. Drool. 1110,1 111 Jon. SW Co ISors gong! Mors laths* (Coll

U.. Streit M AI Kans. Ill itstinaro thin, Petal i Ad i

Mill MIIIII M O ri4.61,••Pinue lult

AL BUMS *11111 11 111160..a. 1Pdadoe

111.11.•1 lot. , Gorton IA60 ..1

lAristal Chopper

Rohm Vellien. (C AM . . Ail . 0 , (WB 11.4 ,1 Nii. roloHn IA&MI

Poiro 01 .6 MLA'

ME DIUM Al MO MS

Joe Jacb pan IAA MI

JayP gr Aion IA ty1. 0.1 Noy Ingiand Onfini 51 RI Jon. IWO'

IAASII leion 11,0111W11 Passbook Dand Boone IRCA ) Bel, Joel ICull

Billy Shona. IC Ape m o m,

Nall Golder 'Choreal./ Dol•anf

Tulsa 91 6 664 2810

Cheep hide la pel

Colt Simon liliAlsal Sad Co Moan Noel Cl...,. Damen ROMP Dia,., Hoer Ilnlinity/

0,00 ICaprigorrol Kost tcsmare wi I LO last.

HOT ALBUMS Wings 'Coll Can IT liaise)

Pair Tramp ..

Duo guru 101111 Van Malan IWO/ & who 1,01 i*MI Who 'MCA) Alt 1151 .6.1

5pyro Clyr• 1 Intently • dnas Moth ,"

ffff R fffff 11)A

Jam. 70010.0

fl ugant lip,.) Wal. I I ton ICoi/ Susaru anut John S'nowt '11SOI

(HAN OI 0151 M D INGIANOI "to w- -ass II "Dias, Dorn 11411 011s -Moor 'Day lesser - ISO sontly

THE HOTTEST CARS Candy.0 (Elek fro) SUPERTRAMP Breakfast In.. (A& M) KANSAS Monolith (Kirshner) WINGS

Back To The Egg (Col) E. LIGHT ORCHESTRA Discovery (Jet)

38/38

35/33

35/30

3529

33/28

T wo nu mbers follo w eecheibu m title Th• f)fe, nkinesenta total nu mber of Mid west

•tstions playing the •Iburn this wriish Th• second Is the nu mber of those slat1004 w ho

reported it in hot rotation thle w eek

ONRIF101D ALBUMS ADDED SI Pond , (WB1 Lou , Golf. lAndurnl

MEDIUM ALBUMS Journey (Col) Ted Nugenl Meal Pe . Fran . . (Alli M/ Ion Hun . IChry.alis Dire Strain 1.6111 Gerry Halle., RJAI EL01.1.1 Nick L A (rol I

!A WN . VO WNSIND M D Playong tannin cult Maytag

JOHN STI WART SRA M ICItAIR OVSILT THIN O W

HER MAN BR OOD and I LASH & T M PAN singles

Detroit 313 440 1010

P .. Sm. . lArinal A Jackson 1A1106) Davide-0We COCA) Blacklool lAtcel

HOT ALBUMS Superhero. IAA kIl Cal 11 Mk nal

Who MCAI K A. (Cap. . Wm. 11011

Kontos 101 oat .)

ALBUMS ADDED None

MEDIUM AL BUMS 1Coil

Ou .n 1E1. .1 Ted Nugent 11 .1 M AW Horn . . . 1W A WIVI

lan Hunter .Ch5salisl

Detroit 31 3.259 4323

HOT ALBUMS Supine Rayon IA&MI Van HaletilIVISI

Crs (Elektre) Jouriet Chimp Tina lE mal

110 IMO gnat/. 'Cairo:ill Who IPAC•I

genus Iltirstinecl

• MAIII1 Mel N M D Playing various cuts

IVWWW HOSTS BOSTON - W W WW/Detroit played host to members of Epic recording group Boston during a recent visit to the city. Pictured (Id are w wWW PD Joe Urbiel, Epic's Tim Walter, group's Brad Delp, VVVVVVW Air personality Lynn Woodison, group's Barry Goudreau.

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144 Minneapolis 612 545.560 1

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11PIM Rockford 815-871-6064 KADI St. Louis

314 721 2323 MIDWEST Elgin

Al BU MS ADDED One Loads 15,11 (Pa ) Canned Heat ITeea mal

Greg Kan (B mwtkerl Po Trosen !Pardon

Dawn 'Ea... Mae. Muldate (W81 Won," iArostal We ,., Egon (Coll Rocha Sweet (SblI Coll Ru mour 'Antal Ramona ISOel SkyhOolis (Mordwooml Oneans 'Infinity ,

MEDIUM ALBUMS Sawneamo /ABM, ABS oPolydor I • nIt,. To ws (A. I

Who M CA, Mock Trrelor (Cell I Cranston (W.intanosel Downorold 'Adolph. 1

W ALLS LESSENING M D Playing ••nous cuts Play .,

AN DUBS and REC ORDS angles

3 1 2 741 7700 Patti Snuth l•ristra PONM I Alitall

Henry Paul IA.1 J. Mclhanno 10.1 John McLaughlin (Coll

Caldera ICacona I Jan Akkennan (A111

HOT ALBU MS

Doe Strada (WAI Cars lElekttal Fla. IS the Pon (Era AL lo ws (W81

al Loons lElelitra) Nick Lowe 1Coil Asleep 1st thy Wheel (Capitol , Knack ICaprecoll

D McClinton ICN.waril Low . George IWBI PP League IRCAI Any Schen IA .0001

ios Shona IChryfalin Charlie Dan a. ((pal Thin Lary (we,

AVWCK 105 FAill ALBUMS ADDED Nod Young 1W11 Raman Roa m Prewar ,itleetd1

MEDIUM ALBUMS

Paco INCA/ Bad Co !Senn Song) Din Straits IWO)

The Baba (Chrysalis)

L Mow Who (MCA Kontos (Kirshner/

Doohe Bros IMP ICheysal .

ABS 1Polydori TI M SIE GRIST. M D: PlAyInft saloon tuts Illyi rnt NICK

GILDER angle

Flint 313-744-1570

Knack (Gala)

HOT ALBU MS Jo ane, I C.on

Cars o Era. ,

Wings (Col/ Cheap Inc* ((pal

S.t.,,,aehp (ABM, ELO (Jell Von Ha m IWBI

Kiss (Casablanca) Peter Frampton IAPrISC

Tod Norm lEcial Owe . 'Ottani

ALBU MS ADDED Canned Hew (Tar onsol

o MdChnt . Pot T town drolydor)

Sn)ff Robin Miliaria 1Casabrian a

MEDIUM ALBUMS Bob rrion IColl Blue Oyster Cult IColl Fah Band !Village Mani

BlocIdoot (A na M aroon (Preydor)

0...1 Boone MCA, Tca.......rIPIE,V6..)

Monogamy Rush (Coil V. kAarison(WB) Scorer Gyro lInfiniN1 annum ., 'E rtl Ted Nugent (EpeC)

Ft. Wayne 219 484 0580

Joni Mitcholl /Asylum ,

HOT ALBU MS Joe 1.0 200 I /U M) Who O KA. Ion Hunter IChnsolisl

Kansas Igioh .r1 Superb/arm 1A6MI

ABS oPolydoo Poser Frampton lAgiMI

Anon., IC 090011

Niche. Nesmith 10. Arts) ELO 'Jell

Coat IElektral Wines I Col I John Stearn, 10501 Char . D .41%1E9601

Road. (CoPitar Dog Straits IWBI

Nock Lorre 'Coll

PP tempo. IRCAI Carly Sono. lElektrol •arene loal Patti 51, 0 (la wn)

Plaang sannus roils

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-- Indianapolis

ALBU MS ADDED Nes Lofren (ABM,

f ',wen (Prydor I Mick Troi a (Col Sniff n the Toon 1*111

MEDIUM ALBUMS 0Filld• Bob.,. Pal mer n and/

.1. Jackson 1A6M

- 317-257 -756 5

HOT ALBUMS BM Co (Sayan Song/

Surortramp (ABM/ Fai r Band 116.cury Kansas IK 01 .0,1 Roalowastor (Moro Villa.,

Vl.nqs (Coll

Cws (Eloktral Lt . SlranslY011 Billy Tho•pe ICep000rn1 Paw Frampton /ABM,

00181 TINNES. M D) Playing rworeus cuts

KY/IO2 • Kansas City 816 753 4567

ALBUMS ADDED Rumour 1Anstal Kinks !Arista)

Nontucket (foal law Dot, (Still EPal

MEDIUM ALBUMS Robert Palmer Inland I Who /MCA)

Nora IPlanotl 8 Tcluokoesky (Polydorl Woos (Coll KONYS 11(othnonl Pon. War I•rostal 01 00 Lowe 1Coll

10f M K ABE. M D Piay.ns 0•11ousruIS

HOT ALBUMS Rally Thorpe ICapacorn. Knack IC ...to. Chador Damen ((pal

Cars lElektral ELO (Ma Dire Strain (W81 Moon, 1Polydorl 81 . Oyster Cult (Cal Triumph IRCA

(tat-Ri) ALBUMS ADDED W I Yarnell/18 Rept .'

Nock Lowe ICol/

MEDIUM ALBUMS D.r• S., 0, IWBI Ness England (Inf ty) Thin Logy IWBI Blackfoot (Alpo/ OustonlEielitr•I Akre Dystt. CuIr (Coll Henry P.114.1 Robert Papaw. Inland I

Lansing 517 393-1320

HOT ALBUMS Von Haien (W81 Superoarnp 1A6M1

Nis.era (Ecial Kontos 11(orshrowl Wows (Coll Cars lEitktrol

Bed Co (Swan S.W. Knack 1Coottoll Patti Sm ., I•rotrai Pont Frampton/Aker.

Joe Som.. IMCA I ELO 11.11

JAZZ ALBUMS Chick Conn (Polydor( U Dudriak (Inner Cool

BRAD CURTIS. M D) YOUNG's .Molferrs" LO WE's .SinAn'

Pla ang IOURNEY. A IS.. TOHN STE WART. CHARLIE

DANIFIS and GERRY RA 'ne n

Wr••••0 Vas. ••••

Lincoln FM 102 Fenno ) 402 432 8585

ALBUMS ADDED Ned Young IWITRapriso) Knack (Capo011

MEDIUM ALBUMS Pete. Frampton 100 001 Poco IMCAI James Taylor (Coll

Tchailionte 00.01,91 Mann IWBI Blackfoot (At m/

RICH METER MD Play.ne •ariout 0011 Playing CAR P(

SI MON 11 011011 and PATTI SMITH singles

HOT ALBUMS Van H obO IWBI Jahn Stwort19501 ELO 11,11 Kansas 11( .1merl

Gerry FlaHerty lUA I Cars ((Mistral Da. Straits IWB1 Wings (Coll Supertramp laAMI

tw at./ .F70./- Madison 608 274 5450

ALBU MS ADDED Chas ., 10,101.1 Waller Egan (Col/ Blue Oyster Cult (Coll Jones Si Lewis IRCA1

K inks lArostal . thael Stanley (Arista) Rumour lArostal Third World Ilsland I N.t.k Gilder IChraalia

Lmich 15 .1 Ea,

MEDIUM ALBUMS

Pon, Smith (Arittal Manfred Mann 1*81

aaa. IBesorkkryl Charlie Daniels Mom/ Sopertromp L Cranston (Waterhouse ,

Pal Metheny (ECM WA I ABS (Polydor/ Ian Hunter IChnsaisl Night IPlanet)

HOT ALBU MS Nob Lolgren1A1161. Graf lektro1 Rouen Pal ,' Knack /Capita/ Nwl Young (WA Rept ./ Mob Toylor (Coll Marsh . Tucker M B/ Nick Lmve (Coll Clima• B B ISore(

Strait. M B) John Strew' 10501 AL Jones 1W131

Flash IS the Pan 1E pc I Roches 1W(11

JAZZ ALBU MS McCoy Tyner IMolestonal Ben Sarin lAristal 41,10 (CTII Warren Bernhardt IA Rochand Claris /Mira I

Heath Br . (Coll

Woody Shaw IColi Ebert... Worn (ECM 11181

SC OTT W ATSON M D- Playing var . . cult Playing

SA M MY HAGAR GRAHA M PARKER •nd IAN DUB%

angles

ALBUMS ADDED

131.kiact (Poled. ) Chopper lArice• Mick Teel . IColl Pat Tranws IPolydorl

MEDIUM ALBUMS

Roben Polmer Iftland I Nick Lowe (Coll Blue Own, Cult (Coll Flash IS the P. ((pal Nils Laren IAISM ,

Bay Thorpe 1C.F.com St Par do* ISYBI

Madison 608-837-8592

HOT ALBUMS SuantrampLAK M ,

ELO Jell Ted Nugent (Epic) Con IE lettral Knack (C .d.,/ Misr (Coll Kansas IK irshnia Von Morroson IWBI Peter Frampton IA1S MI

Bed Co (Swan Sasti Din Straits IWB/ Who IMCA) Neil Young (WA RopPie New England 11,1,0001

Triumph (RCA i

LES COOK MD) Mayor various cuts Playing KISS CHAIR. DANIELS POC O 101 IACKS ON NICK GIL DIR GERRY

RAFFERTY and IOHS STE WART singles

W M 97 IM Wr• °VOA bIsi 41 .A m+

ALBUMS ADDED Mak 1,10' 10011 Ned Young M B Roo m. Pot 1 (Polydorl

MEDIUM ALBUMS Blackfoot linco I Jo . Stewart IRSOI Billy Thorpe (CoProornl Blue Oyster Cult (Coll Robon Palmer (Island)

B Tchaotonky IPol'ed a )

BOBBIN BEA M. M D Play mi va,

RAFFERTY. POC O 10( JACKSON

singles

OS

Milwaukee \ 414-342 1111

HOT ALBUMS B. Co (Swan Sang' Cne . Erich lEtn1, ELO (lea Kansas (Kirshner) Simonton." (A6M) Van Haien IWO,

W.nes (Coll Who IMCA I Da• Straits (Y481 Cars ((lett.) Kri .t 1Coploll

aus cuts Playong GERRY ...C HARLIE DANIELS

ALBU MS ADDED

Louise Goff. lAsylurn) Mob Trylor (Coil Nili Loft. . (AB M, Elhie Oyster Cult 'Coll

MEDIUM ALBUMS P. m 5.01. IA ttttt I

OLD (les!

Molly Hatch. (EP.) John Strwart 10501 Nick Gilder IChrytalis) Joe J.kson 1015 M) BrIly Aso, . IC•Comanl Gerry Rafters', lUAI Wlso IMCA1 Now England lint iron I Herm . Prone

MARI SCHL O M ASST PO Playing son ars cuts Play' ,

GRAHA M PARKER songle

Triumph IRCA I Doe Straits IWBI B Tchaikorsky (Poled. ,' Sniff n the Tears IAtIl Owen lEleintal Rotor. Palmer /Island/

HOT ALBUMS Cho . Daniels 'EP.) Von Haien M AI Pear Frampton (ABM(

Knock 'Capita/

Cart 1E lekbal Sumatra . (ABM, Tod Nur " lEpoi

Kansa (Kirsh ., Pflngs Blockfoot 101001

ALBUMS ADDED Sam 00001100 Panel! I X .adul

Stanley Clarke (NonAkworl Cooper Bros IGOri .rni BAN Taylor 1Coll Ion Day (Stiff Era) Walter Egan (Coll Ned Young PoYB.Roprisel

Canned Heat ITokornal Robe, NOT*, lislandl

Edgar Winter 181 . Sky) Chown lEloktral Joan Baez IPortraitl

Mocha.. hone. 1Cal NV Co n B.d 'A mer Intl! Mich ., SteMey (Aristal Kink. !Anna/

Rick.. Warr (Sugar .. Hotal (MCA) Porn, Blonk M CA,

Tori Cana 106.11

Coto Borb a. [AgiM1 Frock . Hubbard (Coll

Lehr Lovich (Still Ewa Maria Muldaur IWBI Robin Williams letemblencAl Bobby Hu/ Mor an !Coll

RE 0 Speedwkoon (Cal Third World Inland/ FC C IRCAI

MEDIUM ALBUMS Dead Bowie IRCAI Lee Clayton ICaciit II Jeremy Spencer (MO Jan Alakermen lAni Jakob Mognusson (WAI

Muscatine 319 263 2512

D McClinton /Capricorn! Jenntler Wwnes (Aristal Don (Cremml Bladroali (Polydor I Mick Taylor (Col) Elton JOhn IMCAI

Loon Rune. (WB.Poradite Louise Colton (Asylum/

Nick Loom (Coll John Stewart IR 501

HOT ALBU MS Cionsa• 8 B Blackfoot IA tool

Who (MCA1 Snifi n the Tears 10.1 Bill Choate/mon (RCA I

Cars lElolitral Knack 1Copotoll Pot T 1Polydarl Carly Simon lElehfrol Gee', Rafferty (UA I

J. Jackson (ABM/ Do. Straits (W81 ARS (Polydorl

RL Jonin IWBI Damon@ (Mushroorn1 New England 11,1 ,0,001 PP League /RCA)

Tarray Sconce, lAgoloili Paw Frampton (APoM I

Lirry IWBI

Bad Co (Swan Sorer SupproamplAIS MI Hones (Coll Joni M,IdI0II lAsyluna Michael Nnmith IPac 014.1

Nols Lol gran 1A6M1

LISA C ATAIGINA, MID sarrous cuts

ALBUMS ADDED Walter Egon 1Coll Nal Young NYS RePriwl Robert Polmer (Island)

Knack I Cavil./

MEDIUM ALBU MS Doe Straits (WA)

Rod Sierran (W131 Journey (Col James Trylor !Coll Mor a . Tucker IWBI

Allman Bros IC•Ormoml Nols Lolgren (ABM/

Omaha 402-592-5300

HOT ALBU MS Cars lEaktral

Bad (0 cs... Sol Supers's ,' IAISMI

ELO Wings (Col/ KanSal Kirshner len Fortpuson Userla. 1 Gerry Rofferty lUAI Peter Frampton IAIS MI

ABS (Polydor pas , pAusiclAtco)

Van Nolen M B)

JAZZ ALBUMS Tons Vleotherg (MCA I

10E BL OOD. M D) (CAN', -tare" "Wail" YOUNG'. "Fin

xet" 'Her PAL MER's "Lov e 'Woad' "Su meciorC KNACK'.

-SIsarorsa PlarIng CHEAP TRICK RICKIE LEE IONES, JOHN STE WART PATTI SMITH and 101 'A M ON sin-

gles

OS

ALBUMS ADDED Robert Pair mr I Island I

Manor Egon (Coll 81 .01ack IPolydori Mao Grosionthal (Polydon

MEDIUM ALBUMS Gerry R fffff ty IUA I Ian Hunter IChrysalis) Chad. 0 00,011 119101 Jay Ter ... (Ahflual Nick Lowe 1Coll

Patti Smith lAristol Jar ., Toylor (Coll Thin Lirey IVIES)

AT!" . IC•11.ie. MCS,H (Capon. Marshall Tuclior (WS. Jo* Jackson W WI

MIKE COOT. M D- Play ms various culs Playong It TON

1OHN angle.

Omaha 712-322-4041

Dom Dno, IC..011 D.od Bowe IRCAI ABS Wa wa,

HOT ALBUMS Cheap Trick lEpocl

Bat CO (Swan Song) Supertramp IAISMI

Cars (Elektral

RL Jones IWO ELO I.1•11 V. Hal m IWBI Pete, FramptonlASMI Doe Straits IWBI M op 1Coll Pantos (Kirshner)

John Storrort 10501 Mai, Hatchet lEoic/

Who (MCA/

Ted Nur . 1E0'1)

WEST LIIIJM1 ADDED

Rayon P.l a. 1I.I il

I. Du, 19001 (peel Umal IPOydre I NM Young (PAIS Remne/ Gnooteo Iowan* 'idol K.I's (A ristal David Kuban . IAN611 Wear Egon (Coll Rummer lAristal

NOW 0.ass IF lying Fall

MEDIUM ALBUMS Nara M ane, B Tchaikoysk• IPolr .r ) Roy 1 nu. oe

Owed Novo. (RC , toperuanwp MGM, tee C.er wn ICeen1u, Chew. Blues Band %.,• (10110.1

Fleet & rho ,. li p, Leone Gallon Shadow., Pere. E..enpleo 'ALM) ARLIE... 0011 Car1v lona% lEleknol

IIM 7 AlI WSKI. M D Pie r., HA SatIA MS and

Albuquerque 505 286-7946

HOT ALBU MS

Block foot 'Atte) TO,. Lary IWBI Gerry Roller-1y IL/A ) Who illaCAI Kansas IKothrar Pot, Snuth IA Can IENSI. el V. Haien (W81 RL M n., M ei lohn 51 00011 IRSO.

of med. ICRu MII Pi mps IC., 1)..o. K m* Journey (Coll °HAN D m Ms

JAZZ ALBU MS Crvoadeos IMCA I Lee 14.1.1911 , It lelco,

Dor Cher (Caor .soni Two Mow , ICoil •stapowl f•fl, M. Pont, 10111

•wiciers tun Plas ma CIA

STANIIY CLARKE 'users

U.

Aspen 303 925 5776

1177 SITMO

ALBU MS ADDED Morsel Christi . W A/ Rotator John (EMI America)

Jet IP., Ann SW. Hocken lehrytard

Jerry Douglos Mound,. / Cody Simon iEroo r,

Sniff n Mrs Toon P011 Can Bros IA M Voyoger IF krk Pal

lono Mdchell I•sylern) [tic Clele (Cal Blocklece (Poludorl HOT ALBU MS Pent F ramParn M AN/ Din Sworn IWBI Con IF Worn too..lI0019 OUPA MI N', al the Whool (C wt.) John klion IMCA I

Hobo (MCA) Carols Wimp (Coil Who irar.al

Pant Alan, (MC Al M.chee, S tool., I A nId.

Gag Kohn Illersoraley)

Behr , grot (WISturbl John Cour. I Ana gesso (Anna, Nort Young IWO Ra wl Rote. Polnwr (Wand/

MEDIUM ALBUMS Fn., John M CA, Randy Vermortroor 11,81 Ch.'s Rea IUA I Ronne. lIsIandl Lad 01.0. Van 11.. 1*01 Doors lir . 1*01 J. Tarrson lAyylion)

Oren Coon. (E MI America ICol Nola . iaw Gay Breolior (Chrysalis i f ono. IColl

IIW&F (ARC CHI lan

FL O (ion urea low . Goff. (A n., im Wai Mor. IMCA

TODD COPPOLA M O Playing 1.1001 1,10 Playing W HO 1110 A II S O WIC•HT TWILIT V •nd f•RAHA M PARKER

wastes

K nout, 1Polyrul

BM Co 15wan Songl Grupo' Sporn. (foal Herrn . Brood (Ararlal Doon House (Infinnel Leah Kunkel (Coll Adrian G 13•11 ABS (Polydon

Jerem Sows (A.1

Ina HertMan lOiramerl 13 10100,000.00 IP...or' Roctan 10101

Goo n RaHorty lUAI Wet Willa lEpa I Jemos Teal. (Cell Al Jonas M el Jennifer Won. (Anna/ Atlam MitcNoll 11. 011Planol

Storran1 1410 1 Altent Los M IMI

00011 IMCA I

JAZZ ALBUMS Jon * Moons . 10.1

Nor Anode /Cal Erode . Hubbard (Ca. Pot Monsoon IECILI WA,

John K Woman IMC A Sr .. . Clarks IN•rrawriiii M M , Sonlarnaen

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MOST ADDED NEIL YOUNG Rust Never. (WB/Reprise) 25122

ROBERT PALMER Secrets (Island) 26/18

KINKS Low Budget (Arista) 17/17

W ALTER EGAN Hifi (Col) 11111

BLACKJACK Blackjack (Polydor) 8/8 Two nu mbar. follow each album dtle Ths

first represents total number of Western stations playing the album this week Ina second Is the number of those stations that

sdded lithis week.

906 ALBUMS ADDED Ned Young (WA Reprisal fla ws Polon. 110 ..1 /non Ran (Portredl Sall n the To ws (A.I Wailer Eq... (Cal

DO M Al dUPAS f oafs Rao. IV. .. Moor 1 Manfred Mann 11•111/

Rod Sieennt (WBI Inane, 1Con N ast Ilhenoti cam. King IC .0. ) (sore Brooker IChry nlis) Moir loam 11,011 Dayd Boa . IRC•I Rad Co Iforron Sonel

Noll d r . IA&MI Jay Foo . an(A wlsona

I AIRY IIIIS MAN, MD/PlavIngr wIrms ruts

WE/111FM Anaheim rijirriht 714 776 3696

III . , III Jones 1W111 Now f ors . Onfinrryl

America 'Corpora/ Doolyn (Poo 1W81 annifor Worn. 'Aortal

HOT Al BUMS 1,1co IColl

Jo . Masan IR 001 Goory OIII.,lo IIJAI Paw Frampton !ABM/

ELO Chia ARS (Polydor I lla ma IK 'tamer I Ph", 1Coa Dora Sown (Will Cooly Sim . 111edirrel Sypseirernp100641

Coes If lot Ira Lao . GollinlAsylionl

ALBUMS ADDED R ICambion ul

OsieenIENIntal BleckiscS Moledo,)

ALBUMS ADDED Kin,. I/Instal Blackiaa IPolydal Nail Young IPA) Floconso/ Pat T rovers IPolyslor Mock Taylor IColi

MEDIUM ALBUMS O Tchaelgovslty IPolydrai Herman Brood l•riolal Robyn Palm*. (Island I Who! MCA, ARS (NO M .,

HOT • LBUSIS Rad Co 'Swan Sonol

BRENT AIBIRTS Pb Playing sa

angle

Charlie Dan a, ((pal Knorr ICaPdal

locloson 1011611 Supers's ,' 'AR AI Iwo Hunts, IChnonalra EL01.1.1 ) Pion Smith lAristal Ted Nugent 1E901 Pear Frampton IA6M ,

Kansas (Kir . .r)

Wings (Co. , V. Haien M AI

Coos 1Elels 0•1 Billy Tharp (Capricorn)

Blue Dater Cult (Coll

man cuts M ang BI ONDII

NVZOK97 ALBU MS ADDED Blue Cho w CoIl IColl Nair Low. (Coll Nod Young (WEI Repo./

Rockford 815-399-2233 Paco INICA) Vas Hren (VIBI ARS 1Polelool Pew Frampton (A6M Chador, Doniols lE rs ,

MEDIUM ALBUMS Jer Ferguson (Asykon Dina Bowie (RCA ) C T lEpal Noonan Brood 10, 01.1 K nod' (Carta) Fla. & doe Pon (E wa AL Jones IWBI

HOT ALBUMS Blend,* IChlysehil ELO (Jot B Tdiarlsoysky IPolydorl Bad Co IStivonSorsol Dire Sorts %MEI

John Stowort 11E501 Pen Smith lAristol Kansas IK',Oman Joe Jeceson (AR M)

Go", RoHtny W A) Who IMCA I Supernova 100 001 Journey (Coll Wings IColl Dusan lElokif al

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ICamblancal Tubes (MIMI

Jaen., Taylor (Coll 10111611

Doe 5.811, IWBI P. m Smith (Arista/ Marshall Tucker (WB1

101 DeSANTIS. M D Playong sar aus cult Playing MAN

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517-892-9528 517-894-2996

Gerry Raflar n W A/ Who IMCA I John Stewart 1050

MOT ALBU MS V en Hel m IV181 Ted Nugent 1E001 Ro y Music lAtca

RL Jonas (WO) Po . (MCA, ARS (Polydor I Wings (Col/ Kansas (Kirshner.

Su .rtnnsp IA11.611 Cheap Trak (Era

ELO (Jen Peter Frampton 'MIMI Cars lEloolstral

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MEDIUM ALBUMS John Cougar (Royal

Nock Lowe (Coll Dire Stratts

Thin Lary (Wel Blue Oyster Cult 1Coil Amer. . (Call .OP Cl,,,.. Blots Bond ISirel Poo, Smith lArosta)

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Janes Taylor 1Coll Von Semler. IVIB) B Tchaikowsky (Polydorl

Caw (Eloktral Wings (Coll AL Jones IWBI Nord Irionotl

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Crusaders (MCA I Pasoan 'Atli Spyro Gyro lInfinityl

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Nlic•ael Stanley lAnsta I Cars (flak tral Nick Lowe (Coll Manfred Mann (W81

Point Ellonk 1MCAI Ian Hunter ICarysalts1 Chin. 13 13 Mon

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Knado 1Copital Thin Lo u, IWEI) Car Straits (W131 ELO Ilea t. noise Gallon lignelson/ Bad Co (Swan Song1

Hoban Paler . (Islandl Van Helen 1W8/ Blue Oyster Cull (Coll Allmon Bros (C•pu••••.

II 0 HA WK PD Plavong ...out ruts Plarone l 1 11

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CHARLIE DANIELS Million Mile Reflections (Epic) 14110

PETER FRAMPTON Where I Should Be (A& M) 27/10

PATTI SMITH Wave (Arista) 14/9 Two number, follow each album title The

}Ina ispnwants total number of Western stations playing the album this week. Ti.. second Is thif number of those stations who

reported k in medium rotation this week.

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Niis ,4 " ' laocksadi IPaydor)

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TO,, Lave MOB, Jorn 0 .956110501 D McClinton ICaprocoonl

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HOT ALBUMS Billy Th arp ICersaarn , Supennowp 1001111

lames Taylor IC011 Jaw My (GA Mardtall T.ter 1*11

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Blackfoot lAtcol EL01.1•0 Bondman's' IV... Mercury)

Manfred %VIII IWBI ENCIMWM1 Boot ICambloncal Bad Co (Swan Sone I

John S mear? 10501

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a Tchatlionkr IPoledor , Dirt Snorts MOB I

HOT ALBU MS Supenramp W W1

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IOE I AC KSON KITTYHA WK singles

Toledo 419-248-3377

Ted Worn, (Foal

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MEDIUM ALBUMS Joan., IColl Billy Thorpe ICapoocona

Dort Swirls (WIE) €10 11011

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Peter F ramp,. IAISMI Gerry Rollorly (UAl Wings (Col, Charlie ()omen (fp•C) nocit

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Doson Hoot. lInfinityl Path Sitar (Anna ,

Tod Nugent (Epic/ Bine 0.0,00 Kontos II( odYnerl David Bowes (RC M

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John Swann IRSOI

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THE HOTTEST CARS Candy-0 (Elektra) E. LIGHT ORCHESTRA Discovery (Jet) WINGS Beck To The Egg (Coll

DIRE STRAITS Communique7VVB) SUPERTRAMP Breakfast In (A& M) Two numb.... I ollow each album title Th•

I rst representa total number of VS astern

stations playing the album this WIN * The SOC011d Is the number of those guidons who reported It In hot rotation this week.

32/28

30/27

30/26

29/22

27/21

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Bakersfield 805 393 1500

Roclion IRSOI Ted Nur.. 119.1 Goo IW81

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Denver 303-938-2313

ALBUMS ADDED olog Rohn 15. 0011 0,1 pro ,00 ,11/11-11•10.0 Karr MCA

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Las Vegas 702-732 7753

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Jim Duncan

Chart Comments As you probably know by now, when there is an unusual occurrence on the

R&R Country chart we like to keep you informed. As has happened many times before, a number one record has dropped to number two and kept its bullet. This is not a typographical error. What occurred in this case was the Anne Murray single on Capitol, "Shadows In The Moonlight," edged WayIon Jennings' RCA single, "Amanda," out of the top spot, by only a few points. But the WayIon single is still going up in many markets and is still number one in as many; therefore this week it will keep its bullet and may even go back up to number one. We'll see next week . . . The other unusual event of the past two weeks was in the ease of the Cristy Lane record, "Simple Little Words," now on United Artists. This is a record that had been out for a number of weeks on another la-bel. LS Records. As announced a few weeks ago, Cristy Lane has signed with UA. The label decided to keep working the single, complete with reshipping of newly pressed copies. As some of the early-to-play stations were dropping the record on their charts, that drop was reflected last week when the single went from 14 to 20 This week, WHN/New York debuted the record at 12 and WMC made a first week debut of the song at 26. As you can see, some top stations got on the record late, and after tabulating the music information, we found the Cristy Lane single had rebounded to number 10 on this week's R&R chart. Shows what a good promo-tion staff can do for a record. Congrats to UA's Jerry Seabolt and the gang on getting this record into the top 10 . . One last comment about music. Last week we ran some negative comments about the current Eddie Rabbitt single on Elek-tra. We had meant to point out that even though a few programmers feel the record is "too pop-sounding" for a country station, the record is currently number 6 on the R&R chart and looks like it may make it to the top, based on current airplay. As always, R&R welcomes your thoughts and comments on any topic of interest to our readers. . This thought was inspired by M R's VP of Marketing, Dick Krizman: "I noticed on the country chart this week that the Jim Reeves

record on RCA, 'Don't Let Me Cross Over,' is a Breaker and debuts at 36. It seems funny after the 'crossover record' comments last week in the country sec-tion. Maybe Reeves was trying to tell us something!?!"

Concerts Et Conversations WLAS/Jacksonville, NC had Jody Miller in as a guest recently. She

went on the air as a guest deejayette . . WKXA/Brunswick, ME co-spon-sored a concert with Roy Clark, Stella Parton, Dottsy, Bellamy Brothers and the Hager Twins. Emcees from the station were Nick Seneca and Tom Sayler . . . John Anderson headlined the WIRK-FM/West Palm Beach, FL listener appreciation show on July 4th. More than 10,000 neighbors and friends participated . . WLWI-FM/ Montgomery, AL reported a tre-mendous turnout for their Fourth of July picnic at Jackson Lake Island. The show featured Ronnie Milsap, Merle Kilgore and Hank Williams Jr. . . . 120,000 was the estimate of the crowd that took part in the annual July 4th celebration in Indianapolis. WFMS-FM hosted a country concert with Joe Stampley and Dottsy . . . David Houston and Billy Thunderkloud did a concert for KWMT/Fort Dodge, IA for their recent Ft. Dodge Frontier Days . . RCA's Razzy Bailey was featured in a live remote broadcast from the new Landmark Nightclub in Los Angeles. The show was aired over KLAC, the first such broadcast from the club. The program was hosted by KLAC air personality Sammy Jackson and was produced by KLAC PD Don Lang-ford (shown here with Ftazzy Bailey) and engineered by Steve Thrap . . .

(C/,•71 WHN/New York evening airperson. Jessie emceed a return concert of Hank

Williams Jr. at the Lone Star Cafe in the Big Apple. The show was broad-cast over WHN . . WHK/Cleveland recently brought a bit of the Grand Ole ()pry to town when they co-sponsored the WHK-Mullinax Ford "Grand Ole Opry Truck and Van Jamboree " Three days of continuous music were pro-vided by Grand Ole ()pry performers Charlie Walker, Jim Owens, Stonewall Jackson, The Stonemans, Linda Nail, and Kent Westberry . . . WOKQ/ Dover, NH recently gave away tickets for a Waylon Jennings concert in the area . . . Ronnie McDowell visited the studios of KNOE/Monroe, LA to do a guest DJ stint . . . Let's hear from you . .

News Notes The sale of KEED/Eugene, OR became final last Monday (9). The new owners

are Community Eugene Broadcasters, the same people that own KRDR/Gresharn, OR and KGAA/Kirkland, WA. No format or personnel changes are to be made, according to PD Tom Edwards . . . Lynn Waggoner has been upped to PD of KEBC-FM/Oklahoma City. He will continue, for the time being, to oversee the MI) job. Dennis Rainwater was named Operations Director for the station from PD

. . . Gord Ambrose has been appointed MD of CF'GM/Toronto. Greg Sleight is now Promotion Director. Both will co-PD the station . . . WIRK-FM/West Palm Beach needs an afternoon drive air personality. Contact PD Barry Grant, (305) 965-9211 . . Congratulations to Jim Powell, MD at KHAK/Cedar Rapids, IA on the recent birth of a daughter, Tina Michelle . . . Truck Week '79 has been set for September 29 in Louisville. The fifth annual Truck Drivers' Country Music Awards Show will be held. The program is being coordinated by Open Road Mag-azine in Fort Worth. If you all-night trucking show personalities need more infor-mation, the number is (817) 336-5837. By the way, fellow CMA Board member Sam Lovullo, famed producer of "Hee-Haw," will be consulting producer of the Truckers' Award Show. Lee Rector, managing editor of Music City News/Nash-ville, will direct the program. I have attended a couple of these shows in the past few years and had a great time . . . Speaking of "attending things," I'm off this week to Canada, as mentioned last week in this space, for the CMA's board meet-ing. Also. I have decided to make this a semi-vacation. Not only am I enjoying the time off, but also the wonderful sights around the pool. So as not to make you feel left out. I decided to run some shots submitted by KCKN/Kansas City at its first-ever KCKN Bikini Contest. Shown with the winner is KCKN MD Wes Cunningham giving the $100 prize money. So feast your eyes and enjoy!

Quick Bits More "Skylab Is Falling" promotions rolling in . . . KSON/San Diego is pro-

moting "Friday The 13th" as a lucky listener's day. They are offering a $1240 reward for the first person to bring a piece of Skylab to the station. The amount of $1240 was selected to tie in with the station's position on the AM dial. PD Ron Hunter said that KSON will make the payoff only after NASA officials have pos-itively determined the material is from the Skylab space station . . KLAK/ Denver is having a contest for listeners to guess the exact date and time when Skylab will hit. Their top prize will be $1000. The station will be using the AP wire for their official guide of determining the winner . . . WNRS/Ann Arbor, MI has just begun featuring an album a week on Wednesday nights . . KGFX / Pierre, SD is doing an album feature five nights a week, between midnight and lam. KGFX also recently gave away Sammi Smith albums during their "Sammi Smith Week-end." . . . Three "WYTI. (Oshkosh, WI) Walkers," Doug Lane, Becky Benner and Rick McCoy, raised $1864 for United Cerebral Palsy in a 10-mile walkathon Bob Richards, Operations Director of KKAL/Arroyo Grande, CA, wrote and pro-duced a 24-segment "History of Country Music" special which the station ran on July 4th . . . KBOX /Dallas ran a Summer Fun Contest, giving away tickets to various simmer-related events. According to PD Pete Porter the contestants became eligible for prizes by sending in a postcard naming their five favorite songs. Hour-ly drawings are being made Also, from the cards KBOX will determine the Top 100 favorite songs of Dallas and have a countdown weekend . . . WQQT/Savannah, GA had a special night at the ballpark for Little Leaguers. All were admitted free. Between innings the station gave away baseball equipment donated by RCA, plus participation in a free baseball clinic . . . WCMS/Norfolk, VA held a "Chunky People Race" at the Langley Speedway. Six of the station's air personalities raced go-carts proxy for six listeners who registered by mail. Prizes were awarded according to how each jock finished. The first 5(X) persons to the raceway were given a "Chunky People" single by Hargus "Pig" Robbins, a candy bar, and a

WCMS bumper sticker

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KAYSON KEEPS RO WN' — KSON/San Diego has been on the move lately. Top photo is in preparation for the upcoming 2nd Annual KSON Radio/La Mesa RV Center

Padre Tailgate Weekend at San Diego Stadium. Over a three-day period, KSON will broadcast from the stadium, permit recreational vehicles to set up in the sta-

dium parking lot and provide free drinks from Coca Cola, coffee from 7 11 stores, and pass out baskets of chicken. Shown is a 7 11 employee, KSONS Jim Knight

Ron Shaw and Rod Hunter- Padres' Ozzie Davis; and another unidentified 7-11 em-ployee In the bottom picture KSON's midday personality Dick Warren is shown

getting an on-air haircut to help raise money during the 3rd KSON Asth ma Radio-thon. KSON PD Ron Hunter is pictured announcing the event.

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BOONE FOR COUNTRY — W MAD/Chicaqo was surprised by a recent visit from Pat Boone and his wife Shirley Pictured with the Boones are W MAP Program Manager Bill Hennes (left) and VP/G M Burt Sherwood (right)

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• RADIO & REX — WB recording artist Rex Allen Jr was recently in Charleston WV and visited WCA W to do a guest deejay spot He is shown talking on the phone to some WCA W callers, and also with WCA WS Randy Damron and Melissa Kerr

BROTHERS' BENEFIT BASH — Mercury s Statter Brothers are shown here with WIXL

FM Music Director Mike Strauss after a benefit performance for the New Jersey Dialysis Foundation.

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PAIR OF PALS — Top picture is of Starflite recording artist Freddy Fender during a recent viSit to WEEP/Pittsburgh. Fender is shown with WEEPS PD Joel Raab In the lower left WPOC FM/Baltimore M D Danny Reese and music assistant Joy

Schoene shows off one of the station's new summer T-shirts. Finally, WSEN/Bald

winsville, NY did a benefit 10K run which attracted hundreds of Syracuse area runners Shown are WSEN staffers, Tom "Hotel TS" Sherman and Diane.

MANDRELL MANIA — WDAF/Kansas City helped raise a record $80,000 for the His

toric Kansas City Foundation with a concert by MCA 's Barbara Mandrell She is

shown backstage with Jean Berman of MCA Records, Annie Austin of WDAF, Ted Cramer, WDAF's Pa. and WDAF air personality Phil Young.

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GOLDEN GETA WAY -- KVET/Austin just completed a "Golden Getaway" promotion. Preliminary winners won gold belt buckles and albums. All were eligible for a trip via Eastern Airlines to Nassau Paradise Island, Baha mas, plus $1300 in gold (station

frequency is 7300) Pictured with the gold belt buckles and the gold pieces are K VET PD Joe Ethridge, promotion director Penny Reeves, and Eastern Airlines Jim Watts

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I BREAKERS WILLIE NELSON Et LEON RUSSELL

Heartbreak Hotel (Columbia) On 68 % of our reporting stations. Ne w at W JJD, W MA Q,

KBOX, W HN, W WVA, W YV A, W POR, W NYR, KLVI, KEBC-

F M, and others. Charts: Debut 15 WINN, 18-11 KCKC, 33-28

W EEP, 30-26 W HK, debut 23 W DAF, 40-30 KLZ, 28-23 W F MS-

F M, debut 29 K WKH, 32-28 W Q QT, 35-27 KSOP. RE M Chart

40-33.

CHARLIE DANIELS BAND Devil Went Down To Georgia (Epic)

On 55 % of our reporting stations. One of the " Most Added"

records this week. Ne w at KCKC, W HK, KSO, W MA Q,

WIRE, WIRK-F M, W MPS, W B AX, W Q QT, W GTO, KB MR,

KLZ, KBB Q and others. Charts: 27-16 W BA M, 25-19 W WOK,

15-7 WINN, 38-27 KFTN, debut 20 W L WI-F M, 28-20 K WKH,

debut 28 W K MF, 35-27 W COS-F M, 29-21 KFGO. RE M Chart

Debut 34.

JIM REEVES Don't Let Me Cross Over (RCA)

On 55 % of our reporting stations. Charts: debut 26 KEED,

27-20 W MC, 36-30 W SAI, 39-25 W ONE, 29-25 KEEN, 14-10

W JJD, 53-25 KKYX, 31-25 KR MD, 24-19 KFTN, debut 29

W L WI-F M, 31-25 W F MS-F M. Ne w at KSO, WINN, W EEP,

W POR, W OK O, W TCR, W THI. K IR Chart Debut 35.

NEW & ACTIVE All other ne w end recent r•lea•irs getting substantial airplay These are listed in order of activity

for this week You II nottc• two nu mbers im mediately follow each song title below If...ample 305/ The first represents total nu mber of our r•porting stations pleyino the record this w eek The second

is the nu mber of those •tations that added', INS w eed

FREDDIE HART "Wasn't It Easy Baby" (Capitol) 78f7, KMAK W MAY w-n-h W OOT WCA W WC MS. W OKO Charts 3829 ((SON 40-30 ((RA M 84 WL WI FM 3025 W WVA

34 26 W M/0 FM 29 22 KW MT 15.9 ((ZIP 3427 ((HEY debut 28 WYII REtR Chart Debut 36

CUFF COCHRAN "Love Me Like A Stranger" (RCA) 73/5, ((((AL ((CUB KLAC KVOC WSAI Charts 126 VVLVVI FM 17 13 KGFX 18 14 WBA M 23 17 KR MD. 36 28 ((SON 2620

W MZO FM debut 30 KEED, debut 2? W MC. 3025 ((Li 25.19 ((RA M 2521 WCOS 21 14 ((ZIP REtR Chart Debut 37

KENNY ROGERS Et DOTTIE WEST " 'Till I Can Make It On My Ovvn" (UA) 71/18. ((SON KEEN WJJD KV00 KOKE WPOC W MZO FM WCOS FM KBBG ((((AL KVOC VVTSO

W DDD W YTL. WHBF W MAY W ADR Charts 27 17 KCKC 3024 KWKH 3529 W OOT 3425 WBAX 32 27 WEEP debut 12 W MC 32 26 KFGO debut 17 WINN 26 22 W HK 29 19 W OK° ItIftR Chart Debut 38

RAY PRICE "That's The Only Way To Say Good Morning" (Monument) 70/6. KHAK WF MS FM W DEN KWKH WL WI FM K1DN Charts 18 12 ((ZIP 3024 KEED. 29-23 W HK

169 ((NIX debut 79 WSLR 4027 KEEN 31 24 ((((VS 4-4 KCKC 3523 KBBO. 2318 W MC. 29-16 KUZZ RbR Chart Debut 39

LYNN ANDERSON "I Love How You Llve Me" (Columbia) 66/9. K LAC KCUB WF MS FM W NVY WPOR WYVA. KW MT KFECL ((ION Charts 22 16 KR MD 2415 ((ZIP 2923

((SOP 27 21 KWKH debut 30 WSLR debut 26 KVOC 34 27 KHAK 36 24 ((BBC1

CONWAY TVVITTY "I May Never Get To Heaven" (MCA) 64131. One of the Most Added •ongs for the second week in a row Adds Include ((SON KLZ. ((CUB, WSLR

WHK WSAI WIRE WINN KOKE W MC WL WI FM ((VET WSEN WEEP W WVA. W NYR W GTO.

KW MT WTS0 KB MR KFECL WK MF WITL ((BET. ((SOP KFTN ((((AL debut 30 WJJD 3025 KCKC

STATLER BROTHERS "Here We Are Again- (Mercury) 64/18, weAzia FM W MC. ((BOX WIRE KSO WSLR KEEN ((RA M ((SON KVOC ((((AL KBBO. KSSS KW MT W DDD, WTHI ((VET W ADR Charts 35.29 KFGO 2824 WJJD 29 24 WF MS-F M 39 26 KFTN

JANIE FRICKE "Let's Try Again" (Columbia) 55/8, WINVA. WIRE WSLR wmzo FM ((MA(( W MUS WGTO KLVI Charts 31 27 KFC10 3628 WEPAS FM 2212 KVOC 3430 W ORE, 3022 KKYX, 2317 WK MF

GEORGE JONES "Someday My Day Will Come" (Epic) 5517, KSSS WYTL, K YNN W DEN ((BOX KLV1 WYVA Charts 2011 WBA M 311 22 W OKO. 2318 KFGO 18.12 WINN. debut 29 VINO debut 28 WL WI FM

FREDDY FENDER -Yours" (Starflite) 55/6. ((LAC W ONE, WSLR. WF MS.F M WITI WDEN Charts 34 28 KR MD 32 23 ((ZIP 41 30 ((HEY debut 26 WL WI FM. 2821 KFTN

F O XF ME - Fell Into Love" (NSD) 50/5, ((CUB KEEN W NRS WL WI FM, WCA W Charts 3329 KR MD 36 30 W MAY 7 2 W MC 32 26 W WVA 30 26 WY11 2622wsA1 CHARLEY PRIDE "You're My Jamaica" (RCA) 48/20, KEED ((CUB WHK KLVI ((V ET ((((AL ((ION ((MPS KB80 KVOC ((SOP KW MT W MAY KFECI WTHI K HE Y WLAS, KEBC FM

WSLFI

((ROE

Others Getting Significant Action DIANA "Just When I Needed You Most" (Elektral 48/6, WSLR. ((NIX WHBF ((BOX KOKE W MZO Charts 17 12 KFTN debut 30 WYII 2510 WSAI 3430 W WVA. 32 20 W MAG

DON GIBSON "Forever One Day At A Time" (MCA) 49/5, W ONE. KEED ((SON ((RA M WTHI Charts 27 19 KZ1P 2518 KUZZ 2622 KSOP 4030 KKYX 32 29 KTYN MEL McDANIEL "Play Her Back To Yesterday" (Capitol) 45/10. WSAI ((BOX KB MR KW MT KSSS KEEN ((NIX W MZO. W OKO KBBQ Charts 2822 KFGO. debut 30 W OKO

JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "Fools For Each Other" (Epic) 44/10, WINN WYVA WOKO WGTO WSAI KW MT W MZQ. ((SON ((Li KBI30 Charts 37 30 KVOC debut 30 WK MF

VERN GOSDIN "All I Want And Need Forever" (Elektra) 43/8, KOKE WINN W DDD WNRS WSAI ((RA M KFTN KBBQ 30 25 ((EGO

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28 22 12

July 13, 1979 O ANNE MURRAY/Shadows In The Moonlight (Capitol)

o WAYLON JENNINGS/Amanda (RCA)

O DOLLY PARTON/You're The Only One (RCA)

o JOHNNY CASH/(Ghost) Riders In The Sky (Columbia)

o EMMYLOU HARRIS/Save The Last Dance For Me (WB)

o EDDIE RABBITT/Suspicions (Elektra)

7 LORETTA LYNN/I Can't Feel You Anymore (MCA)

o BUCK OWENS wIEMMYLOU HARRIS/Play Together Again Again (WB1

O CHARLY McCLAIN/When A Love Ain't Right (Epic)

26 14 20 0 CRISTY LANEJSimple Little Words (UAI

O LOUISE MANDRELL Er R.C. BANNON/Reunited (Epic)

O HOYT A)(TON/Della And The Dealer (Jeremiah)

(D CON HUNLEY/Since I Fell For You (WB)

14 RONNIE MILSAP/Nobody Likes Sad Songs (RCA)

O TAMMY WYNETTE/No One Else In The World (Epic)

18 MARGO SMITH/If I Give My Heart To You (WO)

(I) MEL TILLIS/Coca•Cola Cowboy (MCA)

18 KENNY ROGERS/She Believes In Me (UA)

19 GEORGE JONES Et JOHNNY PAYCHECK/You Can Have Her (Epic)

20 T.G. SHEPPARDIYou Feel Good All Over (WB/Curb)

flj JOHN WESLEY RYLES/Liberated Woman (MCA)

• GENE WATSON/Pick The Wildwood Flower (Capitol)

CI HANK WILLIAMS JR./Family Tradition (Elektra)

O MOE BANDY/Barstool Mountain (Columbia)

25 JOE STAMPLEY/I Don't Lie (Epic)

O CHARLIE RICH/Spanish Eyes (Epic)

27 BIG AL DO WNING/)Touch Me) I'll Be Your Fool Once More (WB)

O DAVE Et SUGAR/Stay With Me (RCA)

O MARTY ROBBINS/All Around Cowboy (Columbia)

30 RALEY BAILEY/If Love Had A Face (RCA)

31 RONNIE McDOWELIJWorld's Most Perfect Woman (Epic)

32 MERLE HAGGARD/Red Bandana (MCA)

40 0 WILLIE NELSON El LEON RUSSELL/Heartbreak Hotel (Columbia)

se iW 0 CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/Devil Went Down To Georgia (Epic)

Immo . 0 JIM REEVES/Don't Let Me Cross Over (RCA)

tammeo 38 FFIEDDIE HART/Wasn't It Easy Baby (Capitol)

37 CLIFF COCHRAN/Love Me Like A Stranger (RCA)

im millo 38 KENNY ROGERS Et DOTTIE WEST/Till I Can Make It On My Own (UA)

emmo , 39 RAY PRICE/That's The Only Way To Say Goo d M orn ing (Monument)

8 17 32 40 CRYSTAL GAYLE/When 1 Dream (U A)

33 26 18

29 20 15

27 24 17

1 4 5

32 27 22

10 8 10

34 28 23

2 3 7

25 21 19

4 5 8

31 26

34 29

36

39 32 28

12 9 14

38 35 30

37 33 27

33

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7 13 16

24 18 31

6 12 25

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m ove ment fro m the m ajority of Our reporters

MOE Et JOE -Just Good Of' Boys - (Columbia) 39/27. One of the Most Added'' of the week New of ((LAC . KCKC. WINN KR MD ((HEY W OOT. W CA W. WY!' W W.10 KYNN W AXX KB MR WSAI WK MF. ((ED!. WITL WLAS ((SOP ((BET . KUZZ. ((CUB , KLAK ((RA M KTO M and others debut 20 KLVI

LEON EVERETTE "Don't Feel Like The Lone Ranger- (Orlando) 39/7, W ONE KLZ. VVISO ((HEY . KOKE W AXX. W OKO Charts 1912 WASI n24 WCOS F1V1 31130 KZIP 32 77 KR MD

JENNIFER WARNES "I Know A Heartache When I See One" (Arista) 38/11, W HK W MC. WCA W KOKE. WITL W MUS. W NRS WYT1 WTSO KW MT KUZZ Charts debut 25 W WOK 3525 WSAI 36 28 KWKH 29 24 KFTN

EARL THOMAS CONLEY "Middle-Age Madness" )WB) 38/5, ((NIX WF MS WHBF. KGFX ((BOX Charts 21 16 W OKO. 33 27 KUZZ 32 27 KRA M

JACKY WARD Et REBA McENTIRE -That Makes Two Of Us" (Mercury) 37/10. W ADR. W DDD KSO W OKO WVVJO KBEIG. W HBF WSAI ((TO M ((FEQ. debut 29 WK MF

CRYSTAL GAYLE "Your Kisses Will" (UA) 34/34. One of the Most Added this

week New adds at KCKC. WJJD WIRE W MC KR MD WSEN. ((MPS Kl1 W MUS WINK FM WINN WY11 WCOS FM W OKQ. WBA M. KWKH ((HEY WCIOT WSUN KYNN WNRS KFEO.

WSLR W AXX ((RA M ((LA((. ((SOP ((((AL ((NIX KFTN, ((ION and others

DONNA FARGO "Daddy" (WB) 27/27. A -Most Added this week New adds include KFI MO W OOT ((SON KCKC KNE W. KFDI KHAK. KKYX. KWKH WYII W WVA W OKG WBA M ((ROE WL WI FM. KGFX WLAS. KB MR KEEP. WK MF KFTN KEEN ((NIX ((RA M ((SOP KMAK and others

NARVEL FELTS "Tower Of Strength - (MCA) 24/10. WSLR WL WI FM W MUS WLAS W MAY ((ION ((RA M KFTN KBBO. KOFX, 1529 KYNN

ZELLA LEHR "Once In A Blue Moon" (RCA) 23/9, KLAN KYNN KEBC WDEN W WVA KGF ((BET ((Li

JERRY LEE LE WIS -Who Will The Next Fool Be" fElektral 20/19, ((NIX WSAI ((ZIP KLVI KWKH KKYX WL WI FM KR MD WINN WINK FM ((HEY

WSAI KTYN KFDI WK MF ((ION K UZZ Flip also receiving airplay

MICKEY GILLEY "My Silver Lining" (Epic/Playboy) 16/16. KHAK KRNID KEED ((MPS WSEN KWKH WL WI FM KKYX ((HEY ((ZIP W OKO. WBA M KFGO W AXX KI3 MR. KFDI

SAMMI SMITH -The Letter" (Cyclone) 16/11. ((CUB KKYX KFDI KYNN WI WI FM KFGO KGFX KR MD KZIP WCOS FM debut 24 W WOK

RANDY VAN WARMER "Just When I Needed You Most" (Bearsville) 16/2. WHK WINN Charts 12 W HN 30 12 W WOK 137 W MC 139 WEEP 98 KCKC 25.18 WSAI

KV00

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9 1 MEL TILOS (MCA)

4 2 ANNE MURRAY !Capitol)

7 3 HOYT ASTON (Jere miah) 6 4 HANK WILLIA MS JR (Fletcher,

10 5 CHARLIE DANIELS BAND (Epic, 1 6 JOHNNY CASH (Colurnbuil

e 7 DOLLY PARTON (RCA)

2 8 W AYLON JENNINGS (RCA)

9 L MANDRILL Et R C BANNON (Foe.) 3 10 EDDIE RABBITT(Elektrel

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Sweet Melinda (Republic/ BELLA MY BROS

I Said You Had A Beautiful (INN Curb)

CRYSTAL GAYLE

When I Drea m (LIA)

MERLE HAGGARD

Red Bandana (MCA/

WENDALLS

Just Like Real PeoplelOvation ,

OAK RIDGE SOTS

Sail Away )NICA ABC'

ELVIS PRESLEY Are You Sincere INCA)

KENNY ROGERS

She Believes In MellJA,

T 0 SHEPPARD You Feel Good All Over IWB Curt,

JOE STAMPLEY i Don t Lie (Fprcl

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Inside Nashville 1 HEADLINES: "Dolly says coercion involved in her contract with Porter" . . . "Enforce Jennings, Col-ter settlement:" Glaser attorneys say in Phoenix . . . "Tom T. & Dixie to spread their 3rd annual Planta-tion Party" . . "Terry Bradshaw & Jo Jo Starbuek find there's no such thing as a 'Super Marriage' " . . . "'The I.ynn Anderson-Carter Family-Johnny Cash-Ray Charles-Larry Gatlin-Enunylou Harris-Waylon Jen-nings- Kris Kristofferson-Willie Nelson-Linda Rowistadt Tribute - The Unbroken Circle: A Country Celebra-tion of the Music of Mother Maybelie Carter" taped here Wednesday & Thursday for Danny Thomas Pro-ductions to be seen on CBS this fall" . . . "Charlie Rich sings 'I'm A Pepper' at $3500 per second" . . . "Nashville talent agent-manager Jack D. Johnson sues Nashville race promoter Jim Donoho for $1.4 million, claiming Donoho reneged on a contract granting a Nevada movie company exclusive film rights to 'The Great American Thick Race,' which featured 10-wheel trucks in a highspeed race in Atlanta June 17th" . . . "Don Gant signs a record production agreement with Merle Haggard" . . . "Barry Sadler pleads innocent to a second degree murder charge in the shooting death of longtime songwriter Lee Emer-son Bellamy last December 1st" . . . "Proposal to honor Lester Flail prompts arguments in his home-town of Sparta, TN" . . . "Norro Wilson catches the largest rope ever landed in Key West" . . . "T.G. Sheppard makes non-stop tour bus trip from Music City to Sin City" . . . "AFTRA holds its 42nd annual convention in Nashville July 12-15" . . . "Bob Allen, Country Music editor, moves to Nashville" . . . "Way-Ion Jennings cancels show at Carowinds Amusement Park in Charlotte due to truck strike, citing feats of potential danger to his equipment crew (transported in two 18-wheelers)" . . . "Miami-to-Nashville cocaine *flow & music figures tied" . . . "Johnny Cash fall pre-cipitates medical examination" . . . "Faron Young 'Hoe Haws' for the 6th time" . . . "Willie Nelson plays Las Vegas for the first time (at Caesar's Palace)."

LORETTA LYNN's dramatic role in the "Dukes of Hazard" segment, called "Where's Loretta," they say came off so well, it may be the premiere episode

WTMT WSLC W1RK-FM KXOL KRMD KKVX KV00 KEBC-FM KFDI

KUZZ KBBQ KRAM KIKX KTOM KRAK KCEY KERE KSSS

KSOP KUGR KMPS KGA KOVN KRDR KEED

of the season; producers are talking about another guest shot for her (recurring role in the series?).

WOULD I??? Charley Pride, would you consider playing major league baseball, even at the risk of losing your giant following as a country IIVISie singer? . . . Conway Twiny, would you trade a hundred encores on stage as a country superstar for one home run as a Nashville Sounds batter? . . . Marty Robbins, would you consider gambling your multi-million dollar mu-sic career on one top 20 finish in a Nascar Grand National Race? . . . Willie Nelson. would you trade "Night Life" and "Family Bible" for a start in the music business? . . . Would Cedanwood Publishing Co.'s Jim Ilayner like to be 30th District Metro Nashville Councilman?'. . . Would Tree Publishing's Don Gant like to debut with a smash hit in his first outing as Merle Haggard's producer? Would Danny Thomas be pleased to have a Top 10-rated TV special as host-producer of the CBS-TV fall spectacular taped here Wednesday and Thursday.. . Would Caprice Rec-ords' Roe Lewis like for John & Peggy Brumgard to go home to Colorado? (They stirred the hornet's nest that precipitated the "60 Minutes" custom record feature last TV season) . . . Would Tennessee's Tour-ism Dept. head Irving Waugh like for the "gas crunch" psychology to ease and open the summer business again? (You could shoot a cannon through some Nashville hotel-motels lately.)

TOKE' TOKE! TOKE THAT CIGARETTE: 30 days or 30 songs? Country singer Johnny Rodriguez, who was arrested last month in Phoenix, Arizona, on charges of possession of marijuana, pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge. Justice of the Peace John R. Barclay could have sent him to jail, but instead or-dered Rodriguez to entertain patients at the Veterans Administration Hospital on July 4th. Rodriguez did the show for an audience that included a 94-year-old woman who was a nurse in World War I. A good time was had by all.

T.T.T. (Tennessee Traveler Trivia): You travel an average of 588 miles to reach Nashville . . . For 72% of you, Nashville was your primary destination . . . You got here: 70% by car, 11% by tour bus, 11% by RV. 7% by commercial airline, 1% by commercial bus. you spend an average of 2.6 nights in Nash-ville, and you live in these states: 7% Lllinois, 7% in Tennessee, 696 in Ohio, 6% in Pennsylvania, 5% in Indiana. 5% in Michigan, and 5% in Louisiana, 4% in Texas. 4% in Canada, and 4% in Florida.

SM.ASHVILLE HASH: Dick Shuey petitioning President Carter to proclaim November 19-26 'Inter-national Music Directors Week' ... Dick Feller opened the Jerry Reed show at the Exit/In. He writes Reed hits (like "Lord, Mr. Ford" Sr "Who Put The Line In Gasoline?") . . . Will that Willie Nelson tour-ist stop in nearby Madison really be named 'Willie Nelson's Cowboy Novelty Shop & Public Rest Room?' . . Anybody remember Hub Sutter, the super-talented clarinet-vocalist-showman from Austin during the Harry Choates "Jole Blon" years? Hub goes into the studio shortly to record. He was 30 years ahead of his

REtR/Friday July 13. 1979

time in 1948 . . Ronnie McDowell and Margo Smith have recorded a duet for Margo's next Wft album First it was Moe & Joe, how about Margo St McDowell?" . . . T.G. Sheppard, the Oak Ridge Rovs, Larry Gat-lin, Boots Randolph, ('het Atkins, and Jimmy Dean were among the celebrities June 24-25th in Ft. Worth, for the benefit of Muscular Dystrophy. There was a concert and golf tournament . . . Ovation artists the Cates have signed a booking agreement with the William Morris Agency . . . Jim Wagner, President of American Management, has announced the signing at WB's )Nina Fargo for exclusive world-wide agency representation . . Merle Kilgore gave his original "Wolverton Mountain" song manuscript to the Coun-try Music Hall of Fame & Museum . . . Tom T. Hall's homecoming in Olive Hill, KY, gathered over 7000 people for a golf tourney, a parade and homecoming show Town's population is only 2100 . . Would you believe Tom T. and his Dixie are working on a Planned Parenthood program for Middle Tennessee Animal Shelter" . Dolly says Porter tore up their man-agement contract in 1974 . . . Roy Orbison says he's not moving to California . . . At Uncle Dave Macon Day in Murfreesboro. TN, they had a "Fuel-less parade Rode back from Dallas on the plane with Eddie Pride the other day; watched him time & again say: "Thanks but I'm not Charley" . . . Song-writer Steve Gibb (he penned Kenny Rogers's "She Believes In Me") stopped by UA Director of National

Promotion Jerry Seaboit's office to settle a debt They'd previously made a bet contingent on "She Believes In Me" going to No. 1 Country . . . which it did. Pictured is Gibb (right) delivering lunch to a graciously accepting Seabolt . Mickey Gilley and manager, Sherwood Cryer have an agreement with Spoetzl Brewery, Inc. of Shiner, TX to produce "Gil-ley's Beer." It's being sold at Gilley's Club and sur-rounding areas . . . Freddy Fender was in Nashville June 28th to tape a segment for "Hoe Haw" . Mickey Moody has been named A&R Director for Starflite Records, Huey Meaux's new CBS label. Moody will also function as studio manager and pro-duction arranger at Meawc's Sugar Hill Studios . . . Con Hunley entertained at the wedding of Billy Car-ter's daughter Kim. Wedding and reception were at Miss Lillian's country home "Pond House."

CLOSER: Billy Bob Bowman told me he saw a sign in a restaurant window which read "All you Can Eat, $3.95." He went in, helped himself at the buffet. When he went back for seconds he was turned down!! They said "That's all you can eat for $3.95! "

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Stotler Bros Billy Walker Charlie Daniels Cates Sisters Willie 6 Leon Mel McDaniel George Jones HOTTEST Anne Murray Johnny Cash 'all, Parton Mandrell I Bannon Castylou Harris

BLAB Dm., Co

Bobby Bare Moe I Joe Zel la Lehr Lrystal Gayle HOTTEST nddie Rabbi tt Anne Murray nohnny Cash Dolly Parton

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Zell. Lehr Charlie Daniels Crystal Gayle Johnny Rodriguez Billy The Kid Leon Everette CuRNay Twitty HOTTEST -

Anne Murray Charly McClain Mandrell & Bannon Mel Tullis Dave A Sugar

LE W Femem.Ok

rya. Snow Loree Morgan Mi ca, Gilley Charley Pride Sonny James Don Gibson Benny Dale mOiTEST. Hoyt Axton Mayb e Jennings Ernest Tubb Charlie Daniel,

KIMAK fneimaCa

Millie I Leon Janie Fricke Freddie Mart Donna Fargo Bobby G. bite woTTEST . Anne Murray

Buck Omens Charly McClain Sig Al Daring Gene Wats on

WEST ata. AnavvOnew• Ca

Steil., Oros. Conway Twitty cliff Cochran Charlie Rich Rogers &West Charley Pride Crystal Gayle HOTTEST Anne Murray Dolly Parton Johnny Cash Waylon Jennings Ronnie MilsaP

BUZZ illinashaid. Co

Jennifer warms Charlie Daniels 11130 a Joe Peggy Sue Jerry Let Lewis HOTTEST Buck Omens Bone Murray bailie Part .

KVOC Callem. ft

Cliff Cochran Janie Fricke harley Pride Wild Roger, roger, A Vest •tatler Bros HOTTEST -Gene Watson F oyfire mart,' Rabbin,

MIDWEST BRAN %SOP LaaVemo.N. taiLdisCift,th

Cledus Mogan" Crystal Gayle Donna Fargo Bill RARtr,On Marvel Felt, Moe A Joe Hank Williams Jr Veen Gasdin Stotler Bros Tao Grant Don Gibson HOTTEST Dolly Parton Mel hIlls Charlie Rich

KCMG Los Amass Ca

Lynn Bader, . Cliff Cochran Freddy Femd6r ftve A Joe HOTTEST BOON Manion Jennings asnOW.O.C4 Anne Murray Johnny Cash Charley Pride Mel Tlllis

Moe & Joe Crystal Gayle Donna Fargo Conway TwittY Charley Pride Sonny Jams HOTTEST Anne Murray Dolly Parton Willie 6 Leon Charlie Daniels Eddie Rabbitt

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Conway Nifty Jennifer Warner Charlie Daniels Charley Pride Hank Willie. Jr. Randy Van moner HOTTEST Avian Jennings Anne Murray Dolly Parton

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Kelly I Lloyd Brenda George Bill Anderson Jerry Lee Lewis Dandy HOTTEST Anne Murray Jim Reeves

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Charlie Daniels MAUS Statler Bros Minamen. " Ernest Tubb *KUM Janie Fricke

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David Rogers Willie I Leon Yens Goldin Donna Fargo Statler Bros. Charley Pride Ward 6 McEntire Lynn Anderson Rohr , I wa‘t Conwar Twisty HOTTEST Crystal Gael. Kenny Rogers Cledus Niggard

Ronnie Nilson 0010 ES 1 Kendall, Johnny Cosh Re. Allen Jr Anne hurray Waylon Jennings Charlie Daniels

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Eddie Babbitt Dare I Sugar John W. Ryles Moe & Joe HOTTEST Marvel Felts Oak Ridge Boys HOTTEST Evaclou Harris Anne Murray handrell & Bannon 'Lenny Rogers Hoyt Aston Bayl or Jennings KTVN ooll, Parton

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Charlie Daniels John Denver Janie Tricke Crystal Gayle Conway Tatty Statler Bros. HOTTEST Kenny Regerl Big Al Downing Taw, Wynette Crystal Gayle

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None HOTTEST Daryl . Harris Johnny Cash Buck Dams Ernest TOO Mel Till*,

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Drina Ronnie mcDovell Hank Williams Jr.

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Most Added CRYST AL G AYLE

Your Kisses Will (U A1

C ON W AY T WITTY

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foxfire WISER Jennifer Warner Waal illaidwwwmale.NT HOTTEST. Norfolk ica

Crystal Gayle Charlie Daniels Conway Twitty Elvis Presley Hickey Gilley Johnny Cash Jame, Taylor Tammy Wynette HOTTEST Anne Murray

Charlie Daniels emNt0 Eddie Rabbitt DovoLN1 Willie 6 Leon Tway Wynette Crystal Gayle J..., , p.,,,,c, Mickey Gilley

Donna far10 WPOCIM HOTTEST 1111 mw m.004 Dave 6 Sugar

Rogers & West

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Clare I Sugar John W. Ryles Big Al Downing HOTTEST Week. Jennings Loretta Lynn Buck Owens Anne Murray

Monk Williams Jr gager, 6 West Charlie Daniels HOTTEST Kenny Rogers Waylon Jennings Anne Murray

Charlie Rich Ta my Yvette Willie A Leon HOTTEST Waylon Jennings Randy Vanwarner Johnny Cash

Mel fillis 1110e Bandy Freddie Hart Wood Newton HOTTEST Wail . Jennings Loretta Lynn Johnny Cash

WEEP Ibmboola,aa

Till Ande rs on Leeway !witty arty Robbins Jim Reeves HOTTEST Bayl or Jennings Johnny Cash Eddie Rabbitt

BOOR Pmnand Ma

Willie A Leon Jim Reeves Lynn Anderson Kim Curry Bobby Mitchell HOTTEST. Kenny Roger, Waylon Jennings Johnny Cash Engl . Harris

VI A 0 0

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Diana Crystal Gayle Statler Aro, Bill Anderson Janie Fricke Terri Hollowell Johnny Rodriguez Donna Fargo Rogers B West Moe i Joe etel McDaniel HOTTEST Hr.TEST Anne Murray

Doi.. Parton Johnny Cash Lorett. .rnn Mandrell 1 Bannon Anne Nuevo- John W. Pyle: Ewryl . Harris Cave I Sugar Charly McClain ORICON

iVANA Tork,Pa NwoMins.N1Va

Ray Pillow Janie Fricke fella Lehr Wood Santos Willie & Leon Donna Fargo Terri Hollowell Conway Twitty HOTTEST Eiroylouli•Ifis

WEAR Vaikeillarinee

Loretta Lynn Charlie Daniels leandrell & Bannon HOTTEST T.G. Sheppard Poco Dolly Part . Cristy Lane Atlanta Rhythm Sect 1- =1Z ,7 :;rls

Moe Bandy Gene Watson Hank Williams Jr HOTTEST Mandrell 6 Banns-Eddie Rabbitt Dolly Parton

refv• Vovislown.00

Marty 'BB'''. Dave I Sugar Lynn Anderson Willie & Lean George Jones Charlie Daniel. Johnny Rodrigue: HOTTEST Hank William Eddie Rabbitt

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Jean Anderson Faron ioung Jerry Lee Lewis Salmi Sel o Conway initty Glenn Barber Marylou Turner Mickey Gilley HOTTEST. Billy The Kid Siena Charlie Daniels Willie 6 Leon

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Dare I Sugar Marty Robbins Jim Peeves Ernie Avery HOTTEST WaylOn Jennings Anne Murray 'ally Parton on Stemple. .oretta Lynn

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Jogers West %nnifer warner silly The Kid mm Gosdin .onway Tiatty Diana Leon Everette hOTTEST Dolly Parton Erwolov Morris

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Janie Fricke Charley Pride Jerry Lee Limit (Both) epe g Jo. Willie 6 Leon Charley Pride Conway Twill.' Hank Williams Jr HOTTEST. Waylon Jennings Eddie Rabbitt Charly McClain 1. 1. Hall Mandrell 6 Bannon

mnam 150.1. N.

Con Holley Poe Bandy HOTTEST f.G Sheppard Loretta Ly nn Jemmy Ca,h

VOCOSTIA CalmmiwetC

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Conway Twitty Willie 6 Le on John Anderson Ward bacilli' , Janie Fricke Charlie Daniels Johnny Rodrigo., HOTTEST Johnny Cash Dolly Parton Charly McClain Mel 111115 Tomo Wynette

0500 DOWALTN

Statler Sive. Willie & Leon Mel McDaniel Diana Earl T. Conley George Jones HOTTEST. ' Hank Williams Jr. Mel Tillis Ray Price Dolly Parton

Crystal Gayle Donna Faro. S am SaIth Jerry Lee Lewis Mickey Gilley Dusty J...$ HOTTEST Hank Williams. Jr. Hargus'Aig.Robbins

Dolly Part . Charlie Daniels Band

Lae, lick., Gilley Crystal Gayle Leon Everette Jerry Lee Lewis (Both) faron Young Jerry Baylor HOTTEST Charlie Daniels Willie 6 Leon Dave A Sugar Mo. & Joe

WLAS Acammaie NC

Charlie Daniels Moe A Joe Terri Hollowell Charley Pride WWDK Conway %Ott, 0. El Marvel Felts Donna Fargo willie 6 Led, AV. Barber HOTTEST Waylon Jennings Ronnie hi la•P Anne Murray Kenny RORR1, *KU

Mao. Al WINN Lom mib.K,

Conway Twitty Noe 6 Joe Jerry Lee teals Crystal Gayle Randy Yarniariner Vern Gosdin Johnny Rearigyey Jis Reeves HOTTEST Orion George Jones Charlie Daniels

Crystal Gayle Cal Hunley Steller Bros. Jennifer Warne% Comae Twitty Mel Tillis HOTTEST Jim Reeves Eddie babbitt Hoyt hatan

WM'S To

Charlie Daniels Gene Watson HOTTEST Jones & Paycheck Ratty Ba il " Ta me Wynette

Hoyt Axton (RA) HOTTEST. Charlie Daniels Eddie Rabbitt Willie A Leon

Statler Brother, Willie I Leon Janie Fricke HOTTEST Eddie Rabbit( handrell A Bannon Charlie Daniels Band

Mink. MAIN RVIK14 Niontgornary, Al St PatareARS.F 1 A. m .: , La

crystal Gayle Crystal Gayle Mickey Gilley Dave I Sugar Donna Fargo Mae Bandy Jerry Len Lewis HOTTEST Peggy Sue John W. Ryles Cate, Sisters Eddie babbitt Kenny Dale Hoyt Axton HOTTEST Emirylou Harris

Charlie Donnel$ K.,. Hank William's Jr. AsnAnkomw.Tn. Waylon Jennings Ernest Tubb Johnny Bush Hendren 6 Bannon Soma Smith

- Kenny Dale W N W* Donna Cargo Memeeee m. Al Jerry Len Lewis

S al Smith Crystal Gayle Marvel Felts MIckeY Gil l"' Conway Twist/ Earl Scruggs Kenny Dale Charlie Daniels sill Anderson HOTTEST Ft...fire Waylon Jennings Jerry Lee Leal,. Anne Murray Donna Fargo Forti n Ray Price Dave 6 Sugar

Crystal Gayle WO W Mickey Gilley Sem meh.Gs HOTTEST Hank William Jr. Charlie Daniels Eddie Rabbitt Freddie Hart Dolly Parton Donna Fargo Emmylou Harris Crystal Gayle

Moe 6 Joe HOTTEST Mel lillis

none Gene Watson Moe Bandy Hank Williams Jr. Tema, Wynette

WOOL NashmIN.Tn

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Charley Pride John Anderson Willie & Leon KRMO Curtis Potter faimeami, La Della Lehr

KNOE Charlie Daniels Yemen La HOTTEST

Hoyt Anton Sonny Jams goyi m Jennings latie 11 Joe

WIDEN Marty Robbins Ernest Tubb Jerry Let Lew. (Bothl Macon Ga Charley Pride Hank Williams Jr. Terri Hollowell

Jerry Naylor Wynn Stewart Sonny Jame, Gene Watson Ropey Wright Hoy( Aa Ual Carl SCruRRS Donna Fan. TOM, Mickey Gilley HOTTEST ham:ela n HOTTEST Waylon Jennings Hoyt Axton Anne Murray Willie & LeMi Jones 6 Paycheck Johnny Cash Lynn Anderson John W. Ryles

Joe Starch,/ Dottsy WOTTEST .

Jerry Len Crystal Gayle Danna Fargo Moe & Joe Sa w Smith Mickey Gilley Earl Scrugs , Ray Price HOTTEST Johnny Cash Mel Till's Eddie babbitt Dolly Parton Hank William, Jr

Waylon Jennings Anne Murray Dolly Parton MOE Bandy

Sammi Smith Donna Fargo Crystal Gayle

1000 TulacCia

Bob Jenkins John Anderson Hank Snow Rogers A West Conway Twit(/' Curtis Potter Charlie Daniels Sonny Wright Della Lehr Gary Stewart Rebecca Lynn Ron Snse Lo me Morgan

WiRICFM WPalmlloach.F 1

Bill Anderson won 6 Joe Charlie Daniels Dottsy Oonna Fargo Crystal Gayle Jerry Lee Lewis Hank Snow Wynn Stewart HOTTEST Kenny Rentrt Ronnie McDowell

Country Albums Albu m Cull receiving airplay and so me activity Listed alphabetically Albu m cuts in bokl indicate heeviest

reported airplay

REX ALLEN JR. — Me And My Broken Heart — (VVB) "Don't You Ever Tell A Soul"

"If I Fell In Love With You" LYNN ANDERSON — Outlaw Is Just A State Of Mind — (Columbia) "Come

Running" "Outlaw Is Just A State Of Mind" RA Y BAILEY — If Love Had A Face — (RCA) "Is It Over" "I Ain't Got No

Business..." DOTTSY — Tryin' To Satisfy You — (RCA) "Win Some, Lose Some, Lonesome" BILLY "Crash" CRADDOCK — Laughing Et Crying... — (Capitol) "Till I Stop

Shaking" "Robinhood" MERLE HAGGARD — Serving 190 Proof — (MCA) "Got Too Lonely This Morning"

"Heaven Was A Orli* Of Wine" "I Didn't Mean To Love You" EMMYLOU HARRIS — Blue Kentucky Girl — (WB) "Sisters Coming Home" "Blue

Kentucky Girl" "Even Cowgirls Get The Blues" RONNIE MILSAP — Ronnie Milsap — (RCA) "Just Because It Feels Good— In No Time At All" "Delta Queen" "Hi-Heel Sneakers" "Keep The Night Away" ANNE MURRAY — New Kind Of Feeling — (Capitol) "You've Got What It Takes"

"He's Not You" "For No Reason At All"

WILLIE NELSON Et LEON RUSSELL — One For The Road — (Columbia) "Sioux

City Sue" "Detoig" "Summertime" "Trouble In lifind""load Side Of Life" "Don't

Fence Me In" "One For My Baby" OAK RIDGE BOYS — Have Arrived — (MCA) "My Radio Sure Sounds Good To

Me" "Dig A Little Deeper" "Dream On" "Leaving Louisiana" "Gotta Get Over

This" DOLLY PARTON — Doily — (RCA) "Sweet Summer Lovin'" "Help!" "Star Of

The Show" "Down" STELLA PARTON — Stella Parton — (Eleictra) "The Room At The Top Of The

Stairs" "I Cried For The Lady" EDDIE RABBITT — Loveline — (Elektra) "So Fine" "Gone Too Far" "Pour MO An-other Tequila" "Loveline" "A mazing Love" "I Will Never Let You Go Again"

JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ — Rodriguez — (Epic) "Hand On My Shoulder" JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ — Johnny Rodriguez Was Here — (Mercury) "No Love At

All" "You Are My World" SAMMI SMITH — Girl Hero — (Cyclone) "For The First Time In My Life" JOE STANIPLEY — I Don't Lie — (Epic)"! Could Be Persuaded- "Put Your Clothes

Back On" STATLER BROTHERS — The Originals — (Mercury) "Where He Always Wanted

To Be" CONWAY TVVITTY — Cross Winds — (MCA) "Heavy Tears" "I Wish You Could

Have Turned My Head" "Happy Birthday Darlin' " "Dragging Chains" TAMMY 1NYNETTE — Just Tammy — (Epic) "/ L 0-11E You" "We'll Talk About

It Later"

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Will/Friday, July 13. 1979

PI POP/ADULT

Mike Kasabo

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Capitol Gains For W ASH After a surprising down book in the Jan/Feb Arbitron, Washington's Pop/Adult FM,

WASH rebounded dramatically to capture a 5.6 overall piece of the pie in the just-released April/ May book. Program Director Bob Hughes offered some insights as to the significant jump registered by the Metromedia outlet: "This book matches what we had in the October/ November book and is within a point of our high of a year ago in the April/May, and what that indicates to me, as far as this market is concerned, is that the Jan/Feb book was a simple fluke in the downward direction."

Asked to what he attributed the off-book, Hughes explained: "First of all, we have experienced the Extended Sample Frame in this market; and without taking anything away from what Dan Mason did at WPGC or what Scott Shanon is now doing there, the fact is that the ESF makes it easier for a youth-oriented format to score bigger in ARB. And that is based upon Arbitron's own figures that seems to show that the Extended Sam-ple Frame seems to bring into the diary process a younger, more active and more radio oriented audience." (R&R's Jhan Hiber will have an in-depth look at ESF in an up-coming column.)

Hughes continued, "Also, because we were very concerned with the Jan/Feb book being so bad for us, we really used extreme analysis to figure out what was wrong and determined that the diary returns from key zip codes where we have a lot of listeners with-in the metro area were way down, and in some cases 50% fewer diaries were returned."

Hughes feels that the diary placement process, at least in Washington, should be analyzed again especially as it relates to their placement around holidays such as Christ-mas: "It seems to us, and this is simply our opinion, that the closer diaries are placed to a holiday, the ftukier it looks. I can't imagine that Arbitron can get a whole lot of people to agree on the telephone that they'll take a diary and keep it and seriously know that they've made a promise to do that when they're just a few days away from Christmas. While it's true they're not conducting the survey during the holiday, they are conducting the diary placement, which I consider just as critical, too close to Christmas."

Finally, Hughes feels that a major promotion with Disney World (which he says is about the most exciting the station has run) and the running of diary announcements aided the overall numbers: "We are a member of the Washington Area Broadcasters Associa-tion and the Board of Directors of the association voted that all member stations would do diary announcements; they are essentially survey announcements pointing out the fact that audience measurement is taking place and that it's important to the station for people to be accurate in reporting their listening — our announcement never said anything about a diary. But I must say that overall it was the staff that really pitched in and made everything we did sound alive and bright and irresistible; that, more than anything, as far as I'm concerned, made us bounce back."

Norberg Exits KEX Eric Norberg, who has programmed Portland P/A outlet KEX for the past four years,

has resigned his PD and air shift positions. Contacted for comment, he said, "It's an open-ended resignation, in that I will stay here as Program Director and air personality until a new PD is selected and actually takes over, so that there will be an orderly transition. It is an amicable parting; my General Manager Greg Reed has taught me a lot of things, but after discussing the situation, we came to the conclusion that our styles were too different and that someone with an approach more like his would be of more benefit to this radio sta-tion." Norberg plans to stay in the Portland area and will continue to write for the Gavin Report. Those interested either in the PD or air shift positions can contact Golden West National PD Mike O'Shea.

Update KYUU-FM/SAN FRANCISCO PUTS AN E IN POP/ADULT: Father Henry Schlitt

has joined the Bay Area P/A station as host of a weekend talk show. Known as the "disc jockey priest," Father Schlitt's program will feature a variety of guests and incorporate KYUU's blend of Pop/Adult music. Most recently, the father produced a nationally syn-dicated radio feature called "Father Harry of the God Squad." .. WSB/Atlanta had a religious situation of its own, as the Protestant Radio and Television Center honored the Southern powerhouse for 34 years of continuous broadcasting of the "Protestant Hour." . . . Now that my guilt is out of the way. WCMB/Harrisburg held a "Neil & Barbra Weekend" that featured the movie "Main Event" plus albums by those two celebrities .. The Mid-western version of Cousin Bruce (no i) of KAKE/Wichita did not fare well recently in the first annual "Taco Eating Contest." In fact, he ate his way into next to last place in an em-barrassing three-minute period. Everyone's timing suffers once in awhile . . Welcome to WDDW/Johnston City, IL, (51/2 miles north of Marion), which debuted July 1 as a new P/A station in the area . . . NOTE TO MUSIC DIRECTORS: Casablanca released a track that WOWO/Ft. Wayne has been playing for several weeks now: "I Have Faith," as re-corded by the late John Wayne, and originally released about seven years ago on Liberty/ UA, features the Duke's philosophizing of his patriotic views of America . . . NOTE TO ENGINEERS: WPTF/Raleigh held a remote broadcast using for the first time a Comrex low frequency Expander, which transmits studio quality (in their case) by phone hookup from 150 miles away . . . WHIZ/Zanesville holding its trivia quiz radio programs and giv-ing away cash prizes with a propelling jackpot to be featured at the conclusion . . . Talk about team spirit, KSL/Salt Lake City PD George Lemich sent a memo to the air staff to try and arrange for as many of them to have an off-day for the Fourth. All responded

with the inclination to work on America's Birthday so with business as usual, in the in-terest of togetherness, Lemich also gave up his day of leisure . . . WBZ/Boston Radio News has won the Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio Television News Directors Association for "Best Radio Reporting" in the Northeast . . . FORMAT CHANGE: KGIL/ San Fernando set off some fireworks of its own on this past July 4th, changing direction (at least musically) and now featuring the "sound" of "ballads, blues & big bands" . .

Transition A big P/A welcome to KM PC/Los Angeles to Jim Davis, as he settles into South-

ern California from his eastern excursion at WPEZ/PlUsburgh . . Another big move from the Midwest is noted as Doug Silver becomes the new Program Director of WCWA/Toledo from KSTP/Minneapolls. He takes full command of all pmgrarruning areas, including the Music Director position held by Mark Stevens, who will remain with the station; in addition to being PD. Silver will also pull an airshift . . . After many successful years, Glenn Colligan leaves WATR/Waterbury. CT, and moves across the hall to its FM sister WWYZ to become PD of what is described as Soft Rock FM. He is replaced on the AM by C'hris Evans from WWCO, which is just a short throw from right field in the same city . . . KVI/Seattle Program Director Tom Straw has officially appointed Carol Stripling as Music Director of the station; she will be responsible for research, selection of music and day-to-day record pro-gramming. Straw said, "Over two and a half years, Carol's input has been a prime ingredient in the excellence of KVI's product . . ." . . WYMC/Mayfield, KY an-nounced a new and very young addition to its staff, 18-year-old Blondy Brooks. Al-ready in radio for three years, she joins the staff to handle the 6-9pm air shift, com-ing from KKOJ/St. Louis . . . KYNO/Fresno, longtime Top 40 outlet for Central California, is shifting to Pop/Adult and requests air talent with a P/A background to contact them — contact is Jack Crawford c/o Drake-Chenault, 8399 Topanga Blvd., Suite 300, Canoga Park, CA 91304 . . . Finally, Joel Fredrickson joins the staff KTHO/South Lake Tahoe as the 6-11pm personality, from WWVR/Beckley, WV.

Color ATTIC FOR FANATICS: WBT/Charlotte held its popular 6th annual "World's Largest

Attic Sale" recently and raised over $80,000 for 85 non-profit community groups. The var-ious organizations had booths (pictured) jammed with furniture, bikes, books, rec-ords, rugs, appliances and other items. In addition to the bargains, the station provided

some extras for the crowd including a remote broadcast, door prizes. Attic Sale buttons and 5000 yardsticks imprinted with the WBT logo.

GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER?: KHOW/Denver midday personality Lynn Woods hosted a backyard barbecue at a lucky listener's home recently, aided by a 120-piece marching band. The winner plus 63 friends were served steaks, beverages and all the proper trimmings by waiters and waitresses provided by Mr. Steak restaurants. The "Backyard Barbecue" promotion was highlighted by the Drum Corps, which assembled two blocks away and played music as they marched their way to their,destination.

LISTENERS ARE SEEING REDS: During July, WHIO/Dayton is running its "How Many Hits The Reds Have" promotion, which will allow listeners to win an all-expense-paid vacation for two to the training site of the National League team. The postcard with the earliest postmark listing the correct amount of hits the Cincinnati ball club totals for this month will be awarded the grand prize trip.

PICTURE ME DISC: WORG/Orangeburg is in the midst of a promotion that proves big isn't especially best. Their current promotion simply awards a Waylon Jennings or Dolly Parton picture disc album to the caller who can correctly identify a country crossover record from the late 50's or early 60's. This simple, low-key contest has met with listener reaction that would make one think large sums of money was being offered, according to the station.

THE FAIRY COMES TO CLEVELAND: WGAR's wacky Little Johnny Lanigan wants listeners to fulfill their secret desires to fracture a fairy tale. (Example: Cinderella's step-mother tried on the glass slipper and it fit her as well as her sisters, so everyone wound up with athlete's foot. I didn't say it was funny — it's just an example.) Anyway, the entries will be read to listeners by WGAR's own Little Miss Muffet, with the winning entry, based on humor and aptness of thought, receiving a brand new RCA video tape recorder, runners-up receiving copies of Steve Martin's book "Cruel Shoes."

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POP/ADULT

LBREAltERS -Breakers- are those newer records that have the greatest level of

station activity on any given week.

NICOL ETT E LARSON

Give A Little (WM

65% of our reporters are on it New adds include WIOD, WTVN, WPTF, WORG. Key moves: 20-14 KRKO, 34-30 KROD, 25-22 WLOW, 24-21 WJBO, 28-25 WLVA, 21-18 KBLF, 27-25 KUKI, debut 25 WSAR, debut 27 WBOW. Heavy rotation:

WHIO, WKHM, WCER. Jumps 35-27 on PIA chart

NEW &ACTIVE You'll notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below (example 3051 The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the record this week. The second is the number of those stations

that added it this week.

JOHN STE WART "Gold" (RSO) 4715 add WHEN WDAE WHOK WFYR KRKO Kos moves 85 WY MC 137 WLO W 13 10 WNEU 23 15 KOLO 11 7 FIVI97, 2316 KUKI 73 KRMG 19 16

WSAR Increased 3026 on PA chart

HERB ALPEFtT "Rise" (MIMI 45116 Hot at WNEVV debut 31 WBT Debuts St No 31 on P A chart due to large number of maim market adds

HELEN REDDY "Make Love To Me" (Capitol) 45/2 add WDAE KRNT Kerr rooKes 125 WHAG 27 26 WIBVV 30 29 WL W Increased 36 33 on PA chart

DAVID LOGGINS "Pieces Of April" (Epic) 4414 add WPTF WIOD WNEU WHOK Key moves 188 KUKI 14 11 WIB W Heavy rotation WDEF Increased 37 34 on P A chart

EARTH, WIND Et ARE "After The Love Has Gone" (ARC1Columbial 44123 This week s Most Added including WCCO KR MG KVI KOY WAS KS(. WI W WFYR WIP VVOUD WGY WDEF VV WVVE KS° WSAR Debuts at the following 21 WBEN 28 KOLO 29

WRIE 29 WNEU 30 KBLF Debuts at No 35 on P,A chem.

GEORGE HARRISON "Love Comes To Everyone" (Dark Horse) 43/0. Kerr moves 21 17 WSAR 23 19 KRKO Increased 38 36 on PA chart

BELLAMY BROTHERS "If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body " (WBICurb) 31/2 add KNBR KALE Key moves 1 I WLVA 32 21 WHAG increased 10 37 on PA chart

CHRIS THOMPSON "If You Remember Me (Planet) 31/3 add WBEN WLW WKHM Key moves 22 19 KOLO 38 29 KUKI 3420 WHAG 2S22 WN W Debuts et No 38 on P A cher(

JOHN DENVER "The Garden Song" (RCA) 2714 add WBAL WGIR KRKO WHIZ Key moves 36 27 KROD Heavy rotation WPTF WHIO Debuts at No 40 on PA 'hart

Others Getting Significant Action

GEORGE BENSON "Unchained Melody" (WB) 29/6 add w-rAE wcco KOLO K PK° WKH M WELI Moves 33.25 WHAG 26 25 VVW WE debut 28 WJBO

ABBA ''Does Your Mother Know" (Atlantic) 2810. Moves A WLO W 53 WO WO 14 12 KRMG 36 30 WCHV 2320 WHIZ 1NAYLON JENNINGS "Amanda" (RCA) 261 add KRMG Moves 3 2 mew WINGS 'Getting Closer" (Columbia) 25/2 add WCIUD idpi WKHM Moves 2317 WLOW

ZE 26 WCHV 20 18 WPRO 37 30 KUK I

Pop/Adult Album Airplay Tracks (The following album tracks, alphabetically listed by artist are getting

significant airplay on many of our PopiA dull stations).

ABBA (Adorn:poi Chrquiote Have A Dream

BE.ACH BOYS (Cariboul Lady Lynda BEE GEES IRSOI Loving Together - 'Reaching Out" "Spirits (Having Ro ve? JOHN DENVER (RCA) Life is So Good You re So Beautiful"

DOOEIIE BROTHERS (13) Depend'', On You"

ELO iJeb Contus ,on ART GARFUNKEL lEcguntbise Oh How HaPPV

ENGELBERT HU MPERDINCK (Epic) I BallOVO In You BILLY JOEL (Columbia) Roselinde s Eyes 'Zanzibar' RICKIE LEE JONES (VYBI Denny s All Star Joint" "Night Train Youngblood

NICOLETTE LARSON IINBi You Send Me ANNE MURRAY (Capitol) You ye Got What Takes' OLIVIA NE1NTONJOHN (MCA) 'Talk To Me Never Enough

LOU RA WLS Whit Intl) Tomorrow OLIVIA NE WTON-JOHN(MCA) Talk To Me Never Enough

GERRY RAFFERTY RIAJ Tounsr

LOU RA WLS (P M In n) Tomorrow CARL Y SI MON (Eleditral Love You JA MES TAYLOR (Columbia) Day Tripper 'Rainy Day Men Company Men

RANDY VA NWAR MER (BearsaiNel Losing Out On Love

DIONNE WAR WICK (Arista) Deja Vu PAUL WILLIA MS (Portrait) The Gin Moonlight Becomes You A Little More Like You

WINOS (Columbia) Arrow Through Me Elebys' Request Winter

The Key

Radio&Records

POP /ADULT AIRPLAY / 40 Three Two Last Weeks Weeks Weok

3 2 1 0 ANNE MURRAY/Shadows In The Moonlight (Capitol)

1 1 2 2 KENNY ROGERS/She Believes In Me (UA) 8 6 4 0 DR. HOOK/When You're In Love With A Beautiful Woman (Capitol)

11 7 6 0 JAMES TAYLOR/Up On The Roof (Columbia)

17 10 8 0 ATLANTA RHYTHM SECT1ONIDo It Or Die (Po(ydor)

22 14 9 0 ELTON JOHNIMama Can't Buy You Love (MCA)

12 9 7 0 POCO/Heart Of The Night (MCA)

37 23 14 0 BARBRA STREISAND(The Main Event/Fight (Columbia)

15 11 10 9 ART GARFUNKEUSince I Don't Have You (Columbia)

16 12 11 10 MAXINE NIGHT1NGALE/Lead Me On (Windson)j)

18 15 12 11 DIONNE WARWICK/I'll Never Love This Way Again (Arista)

7 5 5 12 NEIL DIAMOND/Say Maybe (Columbia)

14 13 13 13 SPYRO GYRA/Morning Dance (Infinity)

29 22 16 14 GERRY RAFFERTY/Days Gone Down (UA)

4 3 3 15 RICKIE LEE JONES/Chuck E.'s In Love (WB)

39 28 19 16 EDDIE RABBITTISuspicions (Elektra)

37 23 (1) MAUREEN McGOVERNIDifferent Worlds )WB/Curb)

34 24 20 18 DOLLY PARTON/You're The Only One (RCA)

28 25 21 19 RAYDIO/You Can't Change That (Arista)

10 8 17 20 DOOBIE BROTHERS1Minute By Minute (WB) 38 32 27 0 JENNIFER WARNES11 Know A Heartache When I See One (Arista)

30 29 24 22 ROBERT JOHN1Sad Eyes (EMI)

2 4 15 23 REX SMI TH/You Take My Breath Away (Columbia)

6 17 18 24 RANDY VAN WARMERIJust When I Needed You Most (Bearsvil(e)

19 18 22 25 SISTER SLEDGE/We Are Family (Cotillion)

36 31 30 0 JOHN STE1NART/G old (RSO)

39 35 C;) NICOLETTE LARSON/Give A Little (WB)

5 16 25 28 OLIVIA NEVVTON-JOHN1Deeper Than The Night (MCA)

33 30 29 29 ELO/Shine A Little Love (Jet)

9 19 26 30 BILLY JOEL/Honesty (Columbia)

ismio . CD HERB ALPERT/Rise (AEt MI

20 20 28 32 PEACHES Et HERBIReunited (Polydor)

36 33 HELEN REDDYIMake Love To Me (Capitol)

38 37 34 DAVID LOGGINS/Pieces Of April (Epic) moo" . 35 EARTH, WIND Et FIRE/After The Love Has Gone (ARC/Columbia)

40 40 38 36 GEORGE HARRISON/Love Comes To Everyone (Dark Horse)

40 37 BELLAMY BROTHERS/If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body (WEI/Curb)

amm4110 38 CHRIS THO MPSON/If You Remember Me (P)anet)

39 39 DAVID NAUGHTON/Makin In (RSO)

amololIP 40 JOHN DENVERIThe Garden Song (RCA)

This chart IS based solely on airplay statiStiCS compiled weekly from our reporting stations 01.1• 40, Black circled numbers indicate Significant up ward move ment fro m at least 6096 of our reporters.

July 13, 1979

New Entry

TONY ORLANDO "Sweets For My Sweet" (Casablanca) 23/6 WORG WSG W WBEN WCHV WPRO WHIO Moves 39 34 WHAG

ENGELBERT HU MPERDINCK "A Much. Much Greater Love" (Epic) 72)5 add WHAG WHOK KRKO WFDF WELI Heavy rotation WFTL

CHIC "Good Times" (Atlantic) 2214 add WC WA WIBC KRKK WO WO Moves 24 19 WY MC .22 17 WCHV 20 17 VVFYR 28 24 VV WWE 31 27 WORG 16 11 WLO W

CARLY SI MON "Vengeance" (Elektra) 21(1 add KRKO Moves 3219 WLO W 21 19 FM97

REX SMITH Simply Jessie" (Columbia) 1818 add KRKK WDEF KSL KPPL WHAG KRKO WJBO WHIO FRANNIE GOLDE"Here I Go (Falling In Love Again)" (Portrait) 1716 add WNJO WISN KUK I KRKO WCER WGIR Moves 32 30 W WWE debut 29KOLO

SUZ QUATRO "If You Can't Give Me Love" IRSOI 17/1 add KRKK Moves 2521 KRKO

JOHNNY MATHIS "Begin The Beguine" (Columbia) 1615 add KROD KBLF KOY

WELl WOE F CHARUE DANIELS BAND "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" (Epic) 1614 add WC WA WHAS WTVN KNBR Moves 17 12 WLOW 3023 WORG 2926 WRIE 19-16 WLVA

debut 28 WY MC DONNA SU MMER "Bad Girls" (Casablanca) 16(0. Moves 6-4 WYMC 13-4 WPRO

43 WFYR 38 29 KALE PEACHES Et HERB "We ye Got Love" (Polydor) 1515 add WPRO WL W WKH M WCCO KVI Moves 3023 KRKO LOBO "Where Where You When I Was Falling In Love" (MCAlCurb) 14/9 add WIP WSB WGY WSGVI WPRO WLO W, W W2., WAS WCER Debut 30 at WRIE

WET WILLIE -Weekend - (Epic) 14(5 add WIFIC FM97 WCHV WY MC WO RG Moves 11 www WILLIE NELSON ft LEON RUSSELL "Heartbreak Hotel" (Columbia) 13/3 add WLOW WHAS WCER Moves 33 28 WAS debut 18 KR MG debut 24 VVIB W Hot at WHIO

JANIS IAN "Here Comes The Night" (Columbia) 13/2 KROD WFT MARSHALL TUCKER BAND "Last Of The Singing Cowboys" (Capricorn) 13/2 WHIO ,dpi WKHM Moves 15-13 WIVA debut 29 WY MC debut 29 weow DAN PEEK "All Things Are Possible" (Lamb ft Lion) 12/8 add wcco KSFO KRNT WSBA W W WE KPPL WHAG WHIZ NidGUINN, CLARK Et HILL MAN "Surrender To Me" (Capitol) 12/1 Add weow Debuts 24 WSAR PAUL ANKA "As Long As We Keep Believing" (RCA) qi7 -.. add WSB KMBZ WDEF WSG W KUKI WPTF KALE NIGEL OLSSON "Part Of The Chosen Few" (Bang) 9/1 add WORG

Most Added: EARTH. WIND fa ARE

After The Love Has Gone (ARC/Columbia ,

Added at 30% of our reporting stations HERB ALPERT Rise IA& M,

Added Sr 21 % of our reporting stations

MAUREEN McGOVERN Different Worlds (w8/Curb'

Added at 14% of our reporting stations LOBO

Where Were You When I Was IMCA/Curbr

Added at 12% of our rePortIncl stations DAN PEEK

All Things Are Possible fLamb Et Lion)

Added at 11% of our reporting stations

REX SMITH Simply Jessie /Columbia)

Added at 11 % of our reporting stations

Hottest • •

ELTON JOHN Marna Can t Buy You Love (MCA , Reported hot at 50% of our stations

DR. HOOK When You 're In Love With A (Copal:Ali

Reported hot at 49% of our stations.

ANNE MURRAY Shadows In The Moonlight (Capitol) Reported hot st 45% of our stations.

ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION

Do it Or Die (Pawky') Reported hot at 39% of our stations

JA MES TAYLOR Up On The Roof (Columbia)

Reported hot at 33% of our stations

POCO Heart Of The Night !MCA ,

Reported hot et 32% of our stations BARBRA STREISAND

The Mein EventiRght (Columbia) Reported hot at 32% of our •tatioes

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MOOMatant Vannes Pram.

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WORG/Ohnalture MANDAN PelmoSoo, Ptulaneht Ruu Morin

N. Olsson F. Gold. N. Larson S. Bassey IMF B. ce.ti T. Orlando Parker II Penny Wet Willie HOTTEST HOTTEST A. Garfunkel 007410 11. Nightingale Dr. Hook D. Warwick A. Murray 0. Parton AR, . E. Rabbitt Elton John B. St reisand J. Taylor D. Warwick WINEUNasethra R. John Dove Ades

WPTF/Rolwah Arnow Doan

N. Larson D. Loggins P. Anka HOTTEST M. Nightingale 0. Parton D. Warwick A. Garfunkel J. Denver 8. Streisand

VIDA UTompa Na m Rib.,,

H. Reddy

J. Stewart Raydio HOTTEST K. Rogers Doable Bros. Dr. Hook A. 'foray ARS

0. Warwick D. Loggins HOTTEST A. Murray J. Taylor G. Rafferty El ton John ARS E. Rat:STITT J. Stewart R. John A. Garfunkel B. St reisand

KRKG/Evehm RP MWPAwrahy

H. Reddy M. MCGovern E. Babbitt R. John England Dan J. Stewart J. Denver F. Golde Rex Smith H. Alpert G. Benson C. Simon E. Humperdinck HOTTEST A. Murray Re. Smith N. Diamond J. Taylor Poco R.L. Jones D. Warwick Elton John S. Sledge A. Garfunkel N. Larson J. Warms

WIAR/Fae P. m Nen Willaamo

E. Babbitt Knit HOTTEST K. Rogers Poco J. Taylor Elton John M. Nightingale ABS G. Rafferty A. Sam

SSIIIHarsolulu Dewww/Wroshl

B. Streisand HOTTEST A. Murray J. Taylor Polo ARS Elton John A. Garfunkel

KIAPC/Losaummies RonRoo mima

ABS Poco N. Alpert HOTTEST K Rogers A. Murray Dr. Hook N. Diamond J. Taylor A. Garfunkel M. Nightingale Elton John

hOeflihman. Anniti mentmens

NSF J. Mathis S. Sledge fFamily)

HOTTEST K. Rogers C. Gayle Oak Ridge Rays A. Garfunkel D. Warwick

BBLF/Ihd INuff POLO/Ram RIGNR/I mernaito Bob Brack Mee Hearty OaelSems

.1. Hat% i S M. McGovern Nom 8. Conti K. Taylor HOTTEST C. Gayle G. Benson K. Rogers P. Anka HOTTEST N. Dia mnd W. Newton A. Murray J. Taylor Bellamy Bros. Elton John HOTTEST MS ML/Siolt Lake City R . L. Jones G. Rafferty Gooier leads ARS A. Garfunkel 616F El ton Jon, E. Babbitt Rex Smith A. Garfunkel 0. Warwick E. Klugh 6L0 J. War ms HOTTEST D. Parton M. Nightingale Poco A. Ward J. Stewart Dr. Hook I Rabbitt J. Warnes 8. Streisand KAMM/Rai SPINS. B. St reisand

Red Tucker Elton John Re. Sal th E. Rabbitt DIST 0 Parton P. Smith

KF MK6n Dago S. Quatro Chic ark Anemic HOTTEST Raydio J. Warnes G.O. Bell A James N. Alpert ELO HOTTEST Pl. ft Govern G. Rafferty

D. Warwick El ton John Dr. Hook Poco

Keell/Sew Fromm* Bryon Eason

Bellamy Bros. C. Daniels H. It Govern HOTTEST Elton John Or. Hook

mSFO/Smatuu,, Min Moreton

R. John M. McGovern Manhattans Dan Peek HOTTEST J. Taylor B. Streisand Dr. Hook G. Rafferty Elton John D. Warwick

Kvi/Seane Carel Strohm.

DDT PeacheS/Herb HOTTEST K. Rogers Dr. Hook M. Nightingal, ARS B. Streisand

KUKUU MA Rick Baca

P. Anka ECU F. Gol d. M. Scott HOTTEST S. Sledge A. Murray R. John Poco ARS P. Frampton D. Loggins M. Nightingale Elton John G. Rafferty C tows rt

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FifiR Friday, July 13. 1979

OPPORTUNITIES Openings

NEEDED. Extra greet morning men If you can do fan-tastic mornings and have the attitude to be able to do

everything including throwing in the kitchen sink, then there may be a lob for you Absolutely no beginners

Tapes & resumes to Sandy MacKenzie, KTEN. Box 444, Tulare CA 93274 EOE 17-61

Pop, Adult air personalities interested in state of the arts should get in line for possible future opening at WBEN radio Tapes, resu mes and salary requirements to Bob

Wood. PD, 2077 Elnwvood Ave, Buffalo. NY 14207 EOE

M/F17-61

FRANK N M AGID Er ASSOC. TALENT SEARCH: Pop Adult in Midwest medium market needs afternoon drive entertainer Good money modern stanon and bene-fits, including a 5-day week You must be the best in

your market and show superior personable communi-

cation Tapes and resu mes to Bill Falstaff. Suite 522. 2225 E Randol Mill Rd . Arlington, TX 76011 EOE MiF

17-61 •

Rock 103- WPFR/Torre Haute. IN personality album

rock, Terre Haute's best rock station. now seeking ex-

Penenced personality lock for afternoon drive position Good chance to take over Music Director post No screa mers please Tapes and resumes to R J Cortrecht, WPFR 629 Cherry St , Terre Haute, IN 47E107

M ODERN COUNTRY for mat in need of polished, per-sonable performer Production and some copywriting in addition to board work We are communicating to the

Panhandle Plains of West Texas Tapes and resumes to D Clerk. KKYN, Box 147, Piainview, TX 79072 or call

18061293-266 117 61

W C MR. a Northern Indiana regional station is seek-ing a hard working competent Ne ws Director and an experienced drive time personality for our Pop Adult in-formation oriented format Call Rick Carson 12191 875-

5166 17-61

KGRA/NOVA 104 no w accepting tapes end res-

umes for immediate opening for announcer position AOR format Prerecfuisites knowledge of music. Plea-

sant voice and production talent Contact R L Ruth. PD Box 3306. Lake Charles LA 70602 or call 13181

433-0700 EOE 17-61

Our small market radio station in the Mid west has opening for air talent Country and Pop Adult Tapes

and resumes to Greg Allan. Box 235, Dundee, IL 60118

EOE 17-61

KFYE W941/Fresno. CA needs experienced Ne ws

Director ASAP at its 68,000 watt roCk station. Good ,oice and conversational delivery a must Contact Mike Bartok 535 Fresno Townehouse, Fresno, CA 93721

17 6i

W NEU/ Wheeling W V has im mediate opening for an on-air PD Top salary for right person Tapes and res

umes to Gene Johnson Box 6462. VVheeling WV 26003

/7 6,

Openings

Norfolk's top rated Pop/Adult station has a rare open-ing for talented drive or midday personality One-to-One com municator with first rate production skills needed immediately for Top 50 market Airchecks, production sample, references, resumes and salary requirements to Dale Parsons, PD, VVTAR, 720 Boush St Norfolk,

VA 23510 EOE 17-61

KINT 198F M1 has opening for talented individual who can make commercials really entertaining. Produc

non and on-air experience preferred but not required Resu me, production tape and line copy sample to Chuck

Oshvvorth, Executive VP. Taper Broadcasting. 5959

Gateway West. El Paso. TX 79925 EOE M/F 17-61

If you're a ne wsperson with personality and capable of turning dry facts into every day real conversation, send me your tapes and resumes with writing samples Track records better be good, same for your air work ..letf Young, News Director. KYNO-F M, 1060 Fulton Mall.

Suite 1500, Fresno, CA 93721 EOE M 'F17-61

AOR ne ws personality desperately needed to un-cover the secrets of the universe and tell Omaha's larg-est rock audience all about them Salary 912.000 per year plus benefits Rush tapes and resumes to Bob Linden,

Broadcast Division, Meredith Corp . 11128 John Galt Blvd , Omaha. NE 68137 or calli4021592-5300 EOE 17-61

Alien Worlds radio progra m seeks qualified science fiction radio writers Send resume and qualifications to Lee Hansen. Producer, Box 8170, Universal City, CA

91608 Must have professional writing background 17-61

Rare opening for afternoon jock with strong produc-tion. Excellent facilities Need nice guy that can add to pro operation Tapes and resu mes to Mark Elliott, Oper ations Manager WCLD Dra wer X. Cleveland, MS 38732

or call 16011843 4091 9arn 5prn EOE 17-61

KYNO-F M 1913F M1 is under ne w manage ment and we ere looking for Top 40 entertainers who don't mind long hours and big bucks Tapes and resumes to

General John Lee Walker, 1060 Fulton Mall, Suite 1500, Fresno, CA 93721 If you're not a winner, don't waste

the tope FOE 17-61

Maio, market Mid western radio station looking for

a great morning Personality Comic Rock 'N' Roller or whatever can win Females end minorities encouraged to apply Tapes and resumes to Radio, Box 1139, Bir

n-iingham MI 4801217-61

Quad Cities 1st AOR station has en opening. 1st

phone not required but helpful Tapes and resumes to Jim O'Hara, W XLP, Box 3788 Davenport, IA 52808

EOE M F 1761

Announcer for Jazz format WTJ2JNorfolk, VA. Send tapes and resumes to Steve Warren. W ORK 160 Ne w-town Rd Virginia Beach, VA 23462 EOE M F17-61

Looking for personality for afternoon drive shift

Tapes and resumes to Denny Carpenter, KSTP 3450 University Ave .9 E St Paul. MN 55114.17-61

K-99/Great Falls. MT looking for experienced AOR jocks who know music Send tapes and resumes to Brock JanOff, K-99. 2307 10th Ave , South. Great Falls.

MT 59405 or call 14 061727 7211 EOE 17-61

W NA M/Appleton-Oshkosh. WI will need dyna mic Ne ws Director at the end of sum mer Must have pre-vious experience. decent VOICe and ability to gather local news Tapes, resumes and salary requirements to Ron

Ross W NA M Box 707. Neenah WI 54956 17-61

Im mediate opening for an ell-night M OR personality. Minimum 1 yr experience Tapes, resumes and pictures

to Larry Cra wford. KLYD. Box 1499. Bakersfield, CA

93302 EOE M F17-61

PD for Black Conte mporary station in top Mid west market Person selected will also do afternoon show Must have excellent knowledge of FCC rules. regula Foos, paperwork and production skills and be able to dir ect. supervise and motivate staff Cassettes and res-

umes to S R. Novack 1428 E 98th St . Brooklyn. NY

11236 17-61

Openings

WTSN/Dover. NH is looking for an air talent to handle a midday shift and do production 1 yr mini mu m exper-ience needed Also looking for a News Director for this

personality oriented station Good voice, news sense, mini mum 1 yr expenence. Good pay and excellent bane,

fits. Send tapes and resumes to Paul LeBlanc. VVTSN, Box 400. Dover, NH 03820 No calls please EOE 17-61

Florida area needs copy writing. Top 25 Sunbelt city

Depart ment expanding Announcing ability a plus Send sample scripts and production plus txo to Michael Spears. WPLP, Talkradto 57, Box 570, Pinellas Park, FL 33565

No calls please EOE 17-61

Tulsa's top rated mass appeal conte mporary sta•

Non is still looking for the right PM drive personality Good salary, benefits, security and a beautiful city Send tapes and resumes to Ken Scott, KRAV. Box 746, Tulsa,

OK 74101 EOE M'F 17-61

Ne wscaster Ta mpa Bay. America's fastest growing Top 25 market searching nationwide for a dedicated pro to loin our news-talk team Strong writing and on-air a must Tapes and bio to Ed Abra ms, WPLP, Talkradio

57, Box 570. Pinellas Park. FL 33565 EOE 17-61

Afternoon drive/ MD needed at KKXL/Grand Forks, ND. Send tapes and resumes to Mark Ranier, XXXI_

Box 997. Grand Forks, ND 58201 17-61

WEIVIJiLaconla, NH looking for a Ne ws Director to assume direction of a three-person ne ws depart ment

Station is very news oriented Good pay and benefits Send tapes and resu mes to Paul LeBlanc, VVTSN Box 400,

Dover, NH 03820 EOE 17-61

Kevin O'Day is moving into sales and Jeff Selgo is

corning off the air. so Magic 91 needs two locks, after noon drive and evenings If you're unhappy where you are now don't miss this opportunity Tapes and resumes

to Jeff Salgo Magic 91, Box 2908, San Diego, CA 92112

EOE 17-61

A once in a lifeti me opportunity for the right people

on the Florida sun coast Taft owns W DAE .Tampa and is looking for a Pop/Adult pro. also a good opportunity for a talk show host No beginners Tapes and resu mes

to W,DAE, Box 1250. Tampa. FL 33602 No calls please o_6

Openings

I want the best possible ne ws person I can find for the money. Must be smooth and conversational on the air, able to handle drive time pressure and technically competent Absolute minimum 2 yrs experience. Calls preferred John Bry, News Director W CUS (Fox 1011/

Grand Rapids, MI16161451 2551 EOE M. F 17-61

95B13F M ea n in need of a unique afternoon enter-tainer with strong adult appeal Must have 4 yrs experi-ence and good production Tapes and resumes to Mike O'Brien, 95BBF. 850 Midtown To wer, Rochacter, NY 14604 No calls please EOE 17-61

WIRK -F M has an opening for afternoon Country air personality Looking for experience in Country music. and a one-to-one com municator. You will have the dis-tinction of working at the No 1 Country music station in the nation Calls, tapes and resumes to Barry Grant, WIRK-F M, Box 3828. W Palm Beach. FL 33402 13051

965-9211 EOE 17-61

KSLO/St. Louis is looking for one of the best produc-tion swing men in the country Great salary, excellent

equipment Must be creative and have good working knowledge of the finest production techniques. Are you one of the best , Send tapes and resu mes immediately to Joel Denver, KSLO, 111 S Bemiston, St Louis, M O

63105 FOE 18-291

W ANTED: Morning drive ne ws anchor/reporter.

Some experience needed Conversational delivery At times will require air work on WFTL-A M Pop/Adult or

WSDO Top 40 Tapes and resu me only to David Collin,

VVFTL, Box 5333, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33310 No calls

please FOE 16.291

W POC-F M/Balti more has rare opening (first one in quite a while) for 7prn 12mid personality Tapes and resumes to Larry Clark. 711 W 40th St . Balti more.

MD 2121116-201

WIFI-92/Philadelphia has im mediate opening for full time 10p m2am personality/research position. Tapes

and resumes to Steve Rivers. C G C Communications. 1 Bala Cynwyd Plaza, Bala Cyn wyd, PA 19004 No calls

please EOE M/F 16-291

KLEB/KZZO-F M/Golden Meado w, LA has im mediate opening for full time copywriter/production person Sal-ary commensurate with ability Creative writing talent and good voice required AM is live Country FM is auto-mated Rock Tapes resumes and salary requirements

to Richard Kent, PO 1842 Henry St , Golden Meadow,

LA 70357, or call (5041475-5141 16-291

WLCY/Ta mpe. FL looking for ne ws people male and female Send tapes and resumes to Jan Jeff nes. VVLCY. 13ox 42138. St Petersburg. FL 33742 FOE 16-291

Pop/Adult personality. Music Director strong on com-mercial production needed for 10.000 watt regional giant

Tapes and resumes to Bill Miller, KGGF, Box 853, Coffey-ville KS 67337 Great icib for the right person EOE 16-29/

W GRD A M-F M/Grand Rapids. one of the nation's great contemporary stations, needs a dynamic morning

ne ws personality who is qualified to take complete charge of news and public affairs programming Top

salary and benefits to the right individual. Tapes and resu mes to Ron White. W GRO. 122 Lyon N W . Grand Rapids M 149503 No calls please EOE 16-291

Magic 91 needs a greet 7prn-12 mid personality Rush

your tapes and resu mes to Jeff Salo°, Box 2908. San

Diego. CA 92112 E0E16-221

W G MAJFt Lauderdale. FL looking for ne wsperson Send tapes and resumes to Ron Bisson, Box W G MA

Hollyvvood, FL 33024 EOE M ,F 17-61

Rich mond. VA grandfather FM and 5000 watt A M looking for full-ti me Chief Engineer Security stability,

good pay and benefits for the right person Resumes to Craig Kincaid Rust Com munications, BOX 9608, Leas-burgh, VA 22075 17-61

After 2 ',i yrs our afternoon drive personality is mov-ng to a larger market 0-95 seeks a strong, experi-enced personality for No 1 rated show in 200,000-plus

market Tapes and resumes to Bill Bro wn, W OVV. Box 3192 Ft Pierce, FL 33450 FOE 17-61

Brand ne w 100.000 watt FM will need personality Top 40 Jocks to fight seven stations in Grand Forks

ND Stiff competition Experienced entertainers only for all shifts Tapes and resu mes to Radex Productions, 110 S Caddo St Green Castle PA 17225 EOE M F17 61

In need of two air personalities with strong produc-tion ability Tapes and resumes to Ray Livingston, KELI,

Box 52185, Tulsa OK 74152 EOE 17-61

CHANGES

Radio

PAUL DAVIS formerly KNU W/Great Falls, MT joins KC: MI/Great Falls, MT as week-

end personality. BARRY COOPER promoted to M D at KC: MI/Great Falls, MT. BILL W ARREN promoted to M D at KNOE/ Monroe, LA. JOHN GREY formerly KXLR/Little Rock, AR joins KS O Des Moines, IA as evening

personality. RICK JACKSON for merly of KERE/Denver. CO and KLDR/Denver, CO Joins KLAK ,

Denver, CO. SANDY SOBEL named PD at KBOSITulare, CA. KATHY WINSTEL joins WFIR/ WPVR'Roanoke, VA as Municipal Affairs/General As-

signment Reporter. DENNIS THATCHER joins W HKICIeveland, OH as Account Executive. GARY LEVINE formerly KCUZIClifton. AZ joins KEXO/Grand Junction, CO. JEFF YOUNG formerly with K-104/Fresno, CA joins KYNO/Fresno. CA as News Dir-

ector. JI M CLARKE formerly W DRQ/Detroit. MI joins WEZB/Ne w Orleans, LA. SCOTT SEAGRAVES formerly W NOEJNew Orleans, LA joins WEZB/Nevv Orleans, LA. CATHY GRZANKA appointed Account Executive at W BB M-F M/Chicago, IL. KENNETH DUARTE joins WKYS-F M/ Washington, D.C. as Business Manager

PETE BOLGER appointed PD at WIBA/ Maciison, WI. DAVE BENSON joins W MET'Chicago. IL for weekends and production. DENIS McNA MARA promoted to VP at WLIRILong Island, NY. ZIN BARSTEIN promoted to VP at WLIR/Long Island, NY. CASSANDRA STANCIL appointed Assistant PD at W RXL/Rich mond, VA. PHIL ROONEY promoted to Programming Assistant at K098/O maha. NE. TORY RAINBO W joins WIOQ/Philadelphia, PA. CHARLENE SMITH joins W AAL/Bingha mton, NY. TO M DOYLE joins W COZ .Boston, M A.

GEORGE THO MAS joins KF MS(Las Vegas, NV formerly with KENO-F M/Las Vegas, NV.

KEN RUNDEL na med Ne ws Director at KZE W, Dallas, TX. LESLIE PATTEN joins W NE W-F M/Ne w York, NY. DAVE ALPERT na med Ne ws Director at W MET/Chicago, IL. PAT CARLIN joins KROQIPasadena, CA as News Director.

Records

EDIE DILLON-HA WLEY promoted to Executive Assistant to Dave Alpert, VP Opera-

tions, Planning Et Develop ment, for AEr M Records. MICHAEL RADFORD appointed Director of Country Promotion for Ovation Records ROBERT JOHN JONES named General Manager, Ovation Records, Nashville Operations. JOSEPH T NORTON appointed Managing Director, Marketing Services, for CBS

Records

Station Line-Ups W BL M/Lewiston-Portland, ME LINE-UP: 6a m-10am R.J. Henson, 10am-2p m Jose Diaz (MD), 2pm-72 m Mike Bushey (PD), 7pm-12mid David Bordelais, 12mid-6am

Mark Persky. KWF M/Tucson, AZ LINE-UP: 68 m-10a m-Ji m Ray (PD), 10a m-2pm John Shook, 2pm-6pm Ji m Brady, 6pm-lOpm Bob Cook, lOpm-2am Bob Bish, 2a m-6am Charlie

Morris. KLAK/Denver. CO LINE-UP: 6a m-10a m Jeff Pigeon, 10a m-20m Larry Watts, 2pm-7p m Incredible Hulk, 7pm-1 2mid Rick Jackson, 1 2mid-6am Tom Chnstner. W AAL/Bingha mton, NY LINE UP: 6a m-1 1 am Phil Courtright, 11 am-3pm Keith Nel-son, 3pm-7pm Dick Bascom, 7p m-12mid Bill Davis, 12mid-68m Don Morgan. W QF M/ Mil waukee, WI LINE-UP: 6am-10a m Reitman, 10a m-3P m Max, 3pm-7pm Michael St James, 7pm-12mid Eddie () Miceli, 12mid-68m Steve Deese. Weekends:

Rick Bluedorn, Marty, and Paul Kelly (PD).

OPPORTUNITIES R&R/Friday, July 13, 1979

Openings

PersonaItty oriented Country station needs morning

man Tapes and resu mes to Bill Morti mer, KUFF, Box 25444, Albuquerque. M N 87125 EOE M ,F 18 291

KKXX/Bakersfield. CA will have a jock opening in

mid• August Send tapes and resu mes to Chris Squire., KK X X 1209 N Chester Ave Bakersfield, CA 93308 No calls please 16 291

W MD M FM/Lexington Park. M D has Im mediate 8-12mid opening Beginners considered if you can handle production. news end an AOR flavored Top 40 for mat,

rush topes and resu mes to Chris Eastland, PD, Box 303, California, M D 20619 EOE 18 291

Anthony Et Associates Consultants are looking for Operations Director for Disco outlet in Southeast ma

or market Will consider experienced individual with success in other for mats Tapes and resu mes to Greg Cra wford. Anthony Et Associates, Box 75872. Los An-geles, CA 90075 03 29/

NEEDED: One Ne ws Director and one Chief Engin-eer for a very aggressive group in the Sunbelt Excellent facilities and money Tapes and resu mes to Randy Rice. WJE30,WF MF, Box 496, Baton Rouge, LA 70821 16 29/

VVABX/Detroit, MI is looking for a true rock Er roll ne wsperson So meone that will reflect the ne ws as if they were with Detroit's original rock & roll station Tapes and resu mes to Ted Ferguson, W ABX, 20760 Coolidge, Detroit MI 48237 EOE f6-291

Stereo K D WB/ Minneepolis-St. Paul, the Twin Cities

No 1 music station for 6 consecutive ARB's and 3

yrs, needs tapes and resu mes for jock opening in the near future Can you co mmunicate hu manly? Would you

like to work for the best company in radio? Tapes and

resu mes to Dave Tho mson. KO WEI, Box 7630. Twin Cities, M N 55119 No calls please. EOE M/F (6-29)

Boulder. Colorado — W ANTED: M D/Asst. PO at Top 40 station. Good production and natural on-air delivery a must Good stepping stone opportunity for so mebody

co ming fro m smaller market heading for larger market Tapes and resu mes to David Hartley. PD. KADE. 4840 Riverbend Rd . Boulder. CO 80301 EOE 16,291

Heavy duty air personalities needed for modern Coun-try, stereo FM powerhouse in Central Florida Male. fe • male or other as long as your voice can melt butter

Tapes and resu mes to Bill Jenkins. PD. VVELE FM 106. Drawer F, Deland, FL 32720 or call 19041 775-4611 16-291

WIOU/Koko mo. IN needs an all night personality to work Pop/Adult for mat Tapes and resu mes to T J Byers,

VVIOU, Box 2208, Koko mo. IN 46901 or call 13171 453-121216-291

VVVVVA/ Wheeling. W V needs a 12-3p m air personal-

ity with musical experience Tapes and resu mes to Bill Berg PC). Capitol Music Hall Wheeling, W V 26003 or call (3041232 1170 EOE 16-291

W ANTED A strong aggressive leader to head art ag-gressive hard-hitting ne ws depart ment tor a No 1 rat-

ed Midwest Top 40 station Are you the person we need? The salary is open We will pay for the right person Ex cellent benefits and facilities Tapes and resu mes to Chuck Bailey, W DBO, 1170 Iowa Street. Dubuque, IA 52001 EOE M F (6-291

WIGY -WJTO/Portland. M D is looking for a produc-tion/on-eir person, five days a week Strength must be

in production and must be creative and able to write, type and voice Salary negotiable Call Jack O'Brien 12071 4 3-5542 EOE M E 16-291

Afternoon ne ws, anchor, editor, reporter needed no w by WELB /Fayetteville, NC So me experience pre (erred Fe males encouraged to apply Call Doug Fellows.

at 1919/ 323-0925 or send tapes and resumes to Box 530. Fayetteville NC 28302 EOE M F16 291

Morning drive air talent needed for No 1 rated rocker

in the South west KINT Ei Paso looking for an enter taming morning personality Tapes and resumes to Jhare Kaye, 5959 Gate way W. Suite 120 El Paso. TX 79925 EOE M F16-291

KRNA/lo wa City. IA has im mediate jock opening. Tapes and resu mes to Bart Goynshor, 1027 Hollyvvood

Blvd Iowa City, IA 52240 or call 13191 351 ,6426 EOE 16-291

W ANTED A midday ne wsperson. Call Randy Thomp-sOn, VVV MI W OID Biloxi MS 16011 388-2323 EOE 16-221

W MCL/ McClainsboro, IL looking for a part time jock. This could lead to full time employ ment with southern Illinois's most listened to radio station Send tapes and

resumes to Wanda Williamson. Community Service Broad-casting Inc , 811 Broad way, Mt Vernon. IL 62864 EOE M/F 16-291

KC MCVColu mbia, M O looking for a creative wild end crazy copy writer Must have experience So me

production involved We need someone who enjoys their wore Tapes and resumes to J Jay Stone, Box 459, Columbia, M O or Call 13141449243316291

KVINO/Cheyenne. W Y, 10.000 watt Country looking to fill all time slots and ne ws positions Personality a

must. Live and work 100 miles from Denver Good mon-ey for the right people Tapes and resu mes to PD. Box

926, Cheyenne. WY 82001 or call 13071 632-0551 EOE M/F 16-291

W HBCV Memphis needs morning ne ws anchor, Mini

mum 5 yrs experience, also afternoon drive news anchor Writing production and interviewing experience required Also looking for a ne ws w merireporter who can fill in

at anchor position Send tapes and resu mes to Ne ws Director. W HBO. 483 S Highland. Memphis. TN 38111 EOE M/F 16-291

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Openings W RFS A M-F M Alexander City, AL has im mediate

opening for experienced air personality for Top 40 for mat Great locale Contact Dennis Carter 1205) 23-1 2566 EOE M/F (6-291

W ANTED Adult co m municator for suburban Mid west medium market Tapes and resu mes to Jim Abens VVCER, 1615 La wrence Hwy Charlotte. MI EOE 16-291

Needed im mediately, 7-12 mid crazy person, totally

uninhibited. to work at 50,000 watt FM facility with per

fect equipment Great bucks for the mentally insane Tapes and resu mes to Ron O'Brian W XIL, Box 1228, Parkersburg W B 26101 EOE (6 29/

AOR ne wsperson needed im mediately at K WF M/ Tucson, AZ Morning drive, plus Public Affairs Call Allen Bro wning, 10am-1p m Mon Fri 1602) 624-5588 16 221

PROGRA M DIRECTOR NEEDED. W BHP/Huntsville.

AL mediu m market Country. The right PD must ern ploy, direct. pro mote. budget, research, etc Excellent salary Tapes and resu mes to Buster Pollard, W BHP. Box 547, Huntsville, AL 35804 or call 12051 534-3521 EOE M/F 16-22)

FRANK N. M AGID Et ASSOC., INC. TALENT SEARCH - Western major market Pop/Adult needs a proven performer Only professionals with good voice, great substance and previous motor market experience need to apply Tapes, resu mes and salary require ments

to George Donovan, Suite 522. 2225 E Randol Mill Road Arlington TX 76011 I& 221

NE WS OPENING --I M MEDIATELY. VVXRT/Chicego needs co mbo street reporter Topes and resu mes to Neil Parker, ND, VVXRT FM 4949 West Belmont, Chicago, IL 60641 16 221

WTCJ/Tell City, IN has en opening for en air person-ality with strong production. Join our dyna mic small market station Tapes and resu mes to Dave Strycker, Manager. WTCJ. Box 250. Tell City, IN 47586 16-221

Positions Sought

M ODERN COUNTRY professional 16 yrs experience, 10 in Country Looking for PD. M D or DJ position in the

Pacific North weat Contact DARREL vvitspN, 31 Grande Vista. ?II N Prescott, Wilcox, AZ 85643 or call late of ternoons and everiings16021384 4147 17 81

Ten.year veteran with B. A degree looking for AOR or adult for mat position in Top 20 markets Contact

DAVE (JERE MY) HALL in Indianapolis at 13171 545 4122 17 61

KEN McKAY, for merly KCKC. K 15 hex returned to California I'm looking for a good gig at a good operation

Please leave message at 17141887 4607 evenings 17 61

18 yrs radio experience with PD, M D and on.air. For merly KNOE, KLIC, VVVVUN Prefer Country Call CHARLIE COOK 1318/ 343 3018 17 61

If your radio tea m needs a co mpany man with 13

yrs experience, one who kno ws music, co m municates oneto one, has done play-by play, sports, ne ws, plus progra m med his station into the seven county Detroit ARB (despite covering only one county) and served as Operation, Mgr for the last 2 yrs, then let's get together

Call MIKE M ULLINS at 1313)985 9031 after 5 (7 61

M ARC FLETCHER Currently employed in Cincinnati seeks to relocate in the South west College degree and

2 yrs experience, seeks Conte mporary Top 40 or AOR Call 15131241-32901710

PRODUCTION WIZARD. News bli mps, STEVE CRO W LEY 7 yrs in Top 10 markets including W BCN end W ABX Looking for a challenge with a major AOR Call 1914193 3577717-61

Experienced PD seeking modern Country or Pop/A-dult on-air production shift 6 yrs experience. 1st phone

Very versatile Call JA MES FREE MAN at (6151 637 1010 M F 10a m 5p m 17 61

TO M S MITH morning drive/Ass't PD 94CF M/St Louis looking for major market work or mediu m market PD Can do any rock for mat Formerly KSLQ, WIXY, WLUP Call (3141994 1964 17,61

BOB CUSHING, for merly KQHU-F M seeking full-ti me jock position in small medium market AOR is my first

choice (and strength) Production and pro motional ex-perience included Young, hungry and looking for a car-

eer break Will relocate anywhere Write 121 2nd St , Dunellen. NJ 08812 or call 12011 968 0451 (7 61

6 yr career man with Country. Disco. Top 40, PD ex-

perience looking for PO or M D position in upper Mid-west Call TI M after 40 m at 1601/ 378 2739 17 6)

24-yr-old versatile fe male with 1st phone radar avail-able to the Dallas•Ft Worth area Call ROBIN RHYAND for tape and resu me at 1214 1438-5845 17-6/

Attention Central Califo rnia. 14 yr broadcast veteran available no w Talented in ea and production 1st class license Call JACK ROBERTS at (2091577 6082 17 6)

After 8 yrs of working for the cause, it's time to make

some money Formerly major market If you station has bucks and needs a pro, call CHARLIE D at 19151 367 9225 17 ,6)

MIKE BUTTS, experienced morning and afternoon drive time winner Los Angeles. San Diego. Denver. Minneapolis, St Louis. Hartford, available no w Please call 18171 382 5789 17 61

Dependable and dedicated 1st phone air personality wants a positive position with Top 40, Disco or POP/A -

dult station in the Sunbelt Tight board, professional attitude and com munity minded with so me production and FM automation experience. Contact PAT at 17131

986-3546 or 17131 723-5725 or write 8080 Creek Bend. Apt 704, Houston, TX 7707117-61

Professional and proven PD/ mo rning talent. empha-

sis on entertainment. looking for professional stable ra-dio station in Top 40 market A nice guy looking for nice

People Would prefer to give my all to the morning sho w but will progra m if the situation is right Call JAY 1915) 367-5920 or 18171282-351017-61

JACK MITCHELL 4 yrs experience . past 15 months middays W AVZ/Ne w Haven Good production Look

ing for PD, M D or jock position Call 12031 281-3673 17-61

Hard worker, honest, willing to take direction and

any shift Looking for AOR or Adult Conte mporary Position in South west or North west Call BOB at 16021 994-8072 or 160212 66-2377 after 3 30p m (7-61

Black co m municator. 1st phone, 2% yrs on-air ex. penance. promotions, production, news Available for

weekends, swing, sick call, and vacation No w in L A willing to relocate Results oriented, capable of creating strong listenership Equal Opportunity Employee Cali 12131436. 5429 anyti me (7-61

Married, mature, good pipes, not afraid of any for-mat. Presently middays on modern Country station in small market. Western Kentucky co mmunity Looking for a challenge and a move up Have worked all day

slots Call BOB MICHAELS 1502) 927 8773 17-61

TO M CLAY for merly W RAC:I/Ashville, WEELJ Wash-

ington. D C WEA M/VVeshington. D C. available im mediately Looking for PD post in North west 10 yrs experience Good references Call 17041 669-5002 any• time 17-61

50.000 watt hard working jock Mellow pipes 1st

class production Have worked all formats Available im mediately Write JOCK. Box 4582. Shreveport, LA 71104 17-6)

Positions Sought

Young, but mature progra m mer seeks market in which her can prove what he can do Call 13141 888-1042 17 61

Seven year radio veteran married. settled and so me times hu man seeking position as PD in small or medium jock mediu m or major, music or production director 2 yrs Top 50 markets, arid good references Hard work

em All offers considered Call 14041 874-9816 anyti me 17 61

8 yrs A OR experience Stable background as PD, M D, Pro motion Director, copywriter and announcer Excel-

lent yOlCe, hard worker with extensive kno wledge of rock music Willing to relocate im mediately to mediu m

or major market Call JI M BULGER 18151 756 2054 any time 17 6)

Dependable. dedicated 1st phone elr personality lookiog for positive relationship with Top 40 Disco or Pop/Adult station in Sunbelt &etas Professional attitude tight board so me production and auto mation experi-ence Contact PAT McDER MOTT, 8080 Creek Bend

No 704, Houston, TX 77071 or cell 17131 988 3546 or 17131723 5725 18-291

SEX. OK no w that I have your attention! Major mar-ket minority lock, 6 year pro, married. stable arid very

talented looking No ego proble m Top 10 markets pre-

ferred Top 40, Disco, Pop/Adult, Black or Country pro-vision Call CHUCK 8117 131496-6193 anyti me 16-291

This ad is gonna work for both of us. Listen, I think I'm

a darn good Pop ,Adult personalety Lots of real experi-ence, good mind and willing to take direction Sound like what you're looking for? Call M ARV 1315) 342-2503 16 291

Young intelligent fe male, Bro wn Institute graduate with 1st ticket looking for that first job Call EDRA at 13041622 6240.16-291

Botto m line oriented 14 yr professional progra m mer,

strong production complete with wife who does book

keeping, traffic and production Desire a seconda ry mar ket with gro wth oriented co mpany Experienced all for mats, including Talk 3 yr sales experience If you need

so meone to put it all together for YOU, Call 12161492.39 30 (&29)

DJ. experience and broadcast school grad, 3rd ticket, seeks gig at Top 40 or Oldies operation A cooker Hear

t before you decide Ready today! Call BILL at 19041 373 3805 16 291

Skilled personality with 1 yr experience seeking em pioyrnent at stable operation that fosters creative gro wth Quote skilled at creative production Willing to relocate in

or out of Wisconsin Call KIRK at 16 081783-37 % 16 291

Get me out of Hooterville Have worked at Pop-Adult. Top 40, Country and M OR stations, but not at the finer ones I'm 33 and don't want to gro w old in non- markets

and stations that are nearly radio stations Call PATRICK at 15011862 0869 or 1501) 863-5121 16-291

Progressive Production Director for sale to good owner Creative copy, dozens of accents and characters,

solid background and experience Available no w Call (8051522 8989 16 291

Former professional athlete and international coach looking for Sports arid sales co mbination also possible

Ne ws Experienced Call JOE at (615 1366-5062 or write J A G , Cambridge Sq Apts. No 817, Galstonbury Rd., Nashville. TN 3721716-291

PAT M OORE. for merly W NDE/Inclienapolis, looking for air shift and possible progra m ming future My lease

is up at the end of the month Call 1317 1284-3800 16-291

Al most 5 yrs experience and just as much enthusias m as the day I started Willing to relocate anywhere This

means you too Canada Call RON 12091522 7470 16 291

Co m munity minded fa mily man with major market personali ty experience currently working, looking to settle in a decent paying mediu m or major market This

will be the last move, so if longevity is not your station's forte, don't call JON at 13141228-4540 (6-291

Need gig in Orange County/Los Angeles area no w. Experienced in M OR, AOR and Country 1st phone Call DENNIS GOODE evenings at 1714 1993-5956 16-291

Stable Country D.J. 5 yrs experience. last 2 in Top 30 market 31 yrs old with 1st ticket Air, production, copy-right and sales background Seriously looking into solid

stations for sa me or co mbo on air PD in smaller market Call TONY at (714 1787-9718 16-291

RUSTY RODGERS currently W AKY/Louisville. for merly VVKL OLouisville, no w looking Caii 1502) 957-4446 16 291

Miscellaneous W MD M Lexington Park M D needs Top 40 record se,-vice from all labels Send to W MD M. General Delivery. Lexington Park, M D 20653 17-61

W YSS/Saegerto wn, PA extends a hearty thanks for the services, and a chance to grow from a lot. but stilt needs service Contact BOB ZIP, 181417 635221 (6-291

Anthony & Associates Consultants needs Disco mac- . ord service from all labels for motor market station Send

to GREG CRAVVFORD. Box 3329. Visalia, CA 9327716/291

W GEZ/Beloit. WI needs Pop/Adult record service fro m

all labels Send to RANDY KINGSLEY, M D, 622 Public Ave , Beloit, WI 5351116-291 •

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'Back Page Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

CHARLIE DANIELS BAND The Devil Went Down To Georgia (Epic)

69% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 74, Same 24, Down 2, Adds 19, including KRBE, KFRC, 13Q, WPST, WHYN, KRAV, KIOA, KTAC, KAYC, WGBF, KDZA. See Parallels, charts at number 23.

EARTH, WIND Et FIRE After The Love Has Gone (ARC/Columbia) 64% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 59, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 35, including KDWB, KBEQ, KFI, KING, JB105, WBBF, KLIF, WAYS, 92X, WOW, KCPX, KG W. See Parallels, charts at number 27. CARS

Let's Go (Elektra) 60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 71, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 16, nick/ding WIFI, CKGM, WAYS, WHBQ, KEEL, WGRD, WAAY, WSEZ, KEW!. See Parallels, charts at number 30.

NEW & ACTIVE All other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are

listed in order by their activity at our reporting stations.

JOHN DOE "Hit Song" (Anylabel) 100/25 Moves: Up 51, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 25, including WABC, KHJ, etc.

100/25 - 100 REtR reporting stations on it this week. 25 of those 100 added it this week.

M oves: Up 51 - Number of stations moving it UP on their charts Same 24 - Number of stations holding it STATIONARY

on their charts (on to on, add to on, 31.31. etc.)

Down 0 - Number of stations moving it DO WN on their charts

Adds 25 - Again, number of stations ADDING it this week.

ROBERT JOHN "Sad Eyes" (EMI/America) 101/26 Moves: Up 64, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 26, including WFIL, WPGC, WPEZ, WLCY, Q105, WOKY, KFI, KING, WKBO, 94Q, Y103, WGH. WVIC, KRSP

KANSAS "People Of The South Wind" (Kirshner) 101/7 Moves. Up 75. Same 16, Down 3, Adds 7. KIMN. KLIF. WRVQ, KEEL, G100, WNAM, KFXD

WET WILLIE "Weekend" (Epic) 94/13 Mcves. Up 53, Same 27, Down 2, Adds 13, including WPEZ, WDRC, KRAV, WHOT, KERN. WAAY.

JAMES TAYLOR "Up On The Roof" (Columbia) 90/5 Moves: Up 65, Same 18, Down, 2, Adds 5, KVIL, WBBF, VVTIX, VVTRU, KBIM.

EDDIE RABBITT "Suspicions" (Elektra) 87/8 Moves: Up 68. Same 10, Down 1, Adds 8, B100, WAXY, WFMF, WJDX, KRSP, KERN, WFBG, KFXD.

SUPERTRAMP "Goodbye Stranger" (A&M) 85/39 Moves: Up 31, Same 15, Down 0. Adds 39. including WPEZ, WKB W, Q105, B100, KING, WHYN, WGH, KOFM.

McFADDEN & WHITEHEAD "Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" (Philadelphia International) 81/1 Moves: Up as. Same 15, Down 19, Adds 1, WKEE, KVIL 20-15, Y100 4-3, WGCL 7-6, KHJ 5-4.

SPYRO GYRA "Morning Dance" (Infinity) 75/18 Moves: Up 35, Same 20, Down 2, Adds 18, including KSLQ, WOKY. 13Q, Y95, KTSA, WKIX, 92X, WHOT.

NIGHT "Hot Summer Nights" (Planet) 70/21 Moves . Up 33, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 21, including WLCY, JB1O5, WKEE, KTSA, WRJZ, KZ93.

LITTLE RIVER BAND "Lonesome Loser" (Capitol) 65/54 Moves: Up 3, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 54, including WLCY, KSTP. KSLQ, WOKY, WGCL. WZZP, KBECL, KHJ, KOPA. 940, WAPE, WOW, WISM, KRKE.

ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA4"Don't Bring Me Down" (Jet) 62/21 Moves: Up 23, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 21, including CHUM. Z93, KD WB, WBBF. WAPE, WRVQ, KXX106, KZ93, KJRB.

PEACHES & HERB "We've Got Love" (Polydor) 53/9 Moves: Up 27, Same 16, Down 1, Adds 9, KSTP, WKEE, 92Q, WJDX, KOFM, WKY. WHEB, KKXL, KCBN.

MARSHALL TUCKER BAND "Last Of The Singing Cowboys" (INB) 52/9, Moves: Up 28, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 9, KSTP, KOPA, WKEE, WAYS, KRAV, WNAP, KERN, 13FEA, KBIM.

Expanded Parallels now include complete airplay activity on all songs listed in New & Active; see pages 34-40.

Others Getting Significant Action DIONNE WARWICK "Ill Never Love This Way Again" (Arista) 49/21 Moves: Up 21, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 21, including WPGC, KEARTH. WKEE, WAPE, WKY, WCIR, WHHY, WROK, KBOZ, WFIL d-23. WKB W 7-4, CK LW 7.4, KSTP 26 23. WNOE 27-18, WJON 25-19.

NAT1ORIRALVAIROLAY/30 I /ME

WEEKS AGO

PAIO

WEEKS AGO

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WEEK July 13 1979 10 5 3 0 JOHN STE WART/Gold (RSO)

5 2 1 2 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA/Shine A Little Love (Jet) 12 7 4 0 DR. HOOK/When You're In Love With... (Capitol)

15 9 5 0 DONNA SUMMER/Bad Girl (Casablanca)

6 4 2 5 ANITA WARD/Ring My Bell (Juana/TK)

21 15 9 0 ELTON JOHN/Mama Can't Buy You Love (MCA)

14 12 7 7 GERRY RAFFERTY/Days Gone Down (UA)

23 18 14 0 ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION/Do It Or Die (Polydor/BG0)

27 21 16 0 RAYDIO/You Can't Change That (Arista)

30 20 17 0 WINGS/Getting Closer (Columbia)

- 27 23 (1) BARBRA STREISAND/The Main Event/Fight (Columbia)

22 19 18 G PETER FRAMPTON/I Can't Stand It No More (AEtM)

3 1 6 13 KENNY ROGERS/She Believes In Me (UA) 17 13 13 14 POCO/Heart Of The Night (MCA)

11 11 12 15 CHEAP TRICK/I Want You To Want Me (Epic)

28 26 19 0 KISS/I Was Made For Loving You (Casablanca)

9 10 10 17 EW&F w/EMOTIONS/Boogie Wonderland (ARC/Columbia) 24 22 20 0 ABBA/Does Your Mother Know (Atlantic)

29 28 24 0 JOE JACKSON/Is She Really Going Out With Him (A&M)

- 27 0 CHIC/Good Times (Atlantic)

- 29 26 G) MAXINE NIGHTINGALE/Lead Me On (Windsong) 25 24 22 22 ANNE M URRAY/Shadows In The Moonlight (Capitol)

- seam . CHARUE DANIELS BAND/The Devil Went Down... (Epic) 4 8 11 24 SISTER SLEDGE /We Are Family (Cotillion)

2 3 8 25 SUPERTRAMPiThe Logical Song (A&M) '

- 30 0 KNACK/My Sharona (Capitol)

- immom110 ED EARTH, WIND Et FIRE/After The Love Has Gone (ARC/Col) - 28 0 BLONDIE/One Way Or Another (Chrysalis)

26 25 25 29 DAVID NAUGHTON/Makin' It (RSO)

- - aNN•160. CI CARS/Let's Go (Elektra)

This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our Top 40 reporting stations Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters

MOST ADDED LI ME RIVER BAND "Lonesome Loser" (Capitol) SUPERTRAMP "Goodbye Stranger" (A&M)

EARTH, WIND Er FIRE "After The Love..." (ARC/Col) ROBERT JOHN "Sad Eyes" (EMI/America) KNACK "My Sharona" (Capitol)

HOTTEST DONNA SUMMER "Bad Girls" (Casablanca) ANITA WARD "Ring My Bell" (JuanalTK) JOHN STE WART "Gold" IRSO)

DR. HOOK "When You're in Love..." (Capitol) CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "The Devil Went.." (Epic) Complete Regeonahred Steno," LostIngs on page 28 nnd 29

BRAM TCHAIKOVSKY "Girl Of My Dreams" (Polydor/Radar) 47/13 Moves . Up 14, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 13, including KBEQ, 13100, WKEE, WNOE, WRFC, WSPT, KBIM. WRKO d-30, KSLQ 26 24, WZZP on, KHJ d-28, KFI on, KUPD 26-24, KRKE 37-30, 14WK 38-34.

MAUREEN McGOVERN "Different Worlds" (VVB) 40/14 Moves: Up 15, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 14, including WFIL, WGCL, KBEQ, WBBF, WGH, WO W, WLEE, WJON. KSTP d-30, JB105 34-31, KRKE 28-25, WXIL 28-24, KE W! 38-30, KBOZ 29-25.

BLACKFOOT "Highway Song" (Atco) 38/8 Moves: Up 17, Same 12, Down 1, Adds 8, WPEZ, Z93, WGCL, KXX106, WSGN, WNAP. VVVIC, KOOK, WAPE 23-17, WBBQ 13-6, WKIX 21-16, K104 33-28, WRKR 35-30.

ROBERT PALMER "Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" (Island) 31/19 Moves: Up 4, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 19, including KRBE, Z93, WLCY, KBEQ, KEARTH, WDRC. WHBQ, WLBZ, WCGQ, WHKO on, KSLQ 38-32, KHJ d-29, KFRC on, KUPD on.

NICK GILDER "(You Really) Rock Me" (Chrysalis) 26/2 Moves: Up 12, Same 9, Down 3, Adds 2, WKEE, KMJC, WKB W on CKGM on, 13100 30.28, WJBQ 21-17, 14WK 25-21, KENI 25-20. KRLC 19-15.

WHO "Long Live Rock" (MCA) 25/1 Moves: Up 11, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 1, WNAP, KRBE on, WGCL 35-26. KBEQ on, B100 c1.30, KUPD on, WNOE 39-33, KRKE 38-31.

GQ "I Do Love You" (Arista) 23/5

Moves: Up 10, Same 8, Down 0. Adds 5, WCAO, Y100, WZZP, WHBQ, WISE, KHJ 11-8, KEARTH 8-3, WAXY 30-27, KTSA 29-23, WFLB 30-25.

DOLLY PARTON "You're The Only One" (RCA) 22/5 Moves: Up 8, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 5, WKEE, WJE1Q, WXIL, WSEZ, WJON, WFIL on, WKB W on, WTIX 39-34, WERC 30.24.

ART GARFUNKEL "Since I Don't Have You" (Columbia) 22/1 Moves: Up 16, Same 4. Down 1, Adds 1, WJON, 96KX 8-5. CHUM d-28. WJDX 2523, KRKE 40-34, WCIR 15-13, KE W! 29.23.

ROCKETS "Oh Well" (RSO) 21/6

Moves: Up 7, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 6, KRBE, KHJ. WKBO, VVVIC, WFOM, WGLF, 96KX 21-18, KUPD 20-17, WERC 29-25.

JENNIFER WARNES "I Know A Heartache When I See One" (Arista) 20/4 Moves: Up 10, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 4, KAYC, KQWB, KODI, KOOK, KSTP 29.27, WKY 28-25, KRKE 30-28, WANS 40-36, WJON 22-17, KBIM 38-28.

MANFRED MANN "You Angel You" (VVB) 20/0 Moves: Up 7,Same 11, Down 2, Adds 0, WNOE 33.25, WFLI d-26, KRKE 29-27, WISE 35.31, KQDI d-29.

BONNIE POINTER "Heaven Must Have Sent You" (Motown) 19/4 Moves. Up 12. Same 3, Down 0, Adds 4, KHJ, JB105, WKBO, KTSA. WRKO 28-22, WZZP on, KFI on, KEARTH 30-24, WNOE 15.10, WFLI 28-19.

TRIUMPH "Hold On" (RCA) 17/3 Moves: Up 9. Same 5. Down 0, Adds 3, WFLI, KJRB, WRKR, WIFI 22-20, 96KX 12-8, WKBW 18-15, Z97 20-19, WGCL 31-27, KBEQ 29.22, KUPD 16-14, K104 15-10.

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