ISSUE NUMBER 305

Radio Takes News Initiative W COL Scores Exclusive In Os wald Case

Spurred by recent allegations that the body resting in Lee Har-vey Oswald's grave is not in fact Oswald's. WCOL/Columbus. OH morning team Scott Wallace and Crunch (Carolyn Poland) conduct-ed an on-air interview with Os-wald's mother, Marguerite, on Friday (10-19). Encouraged by Ms. Oswald's willingness to cooperate, Wallace. Crunch. WCOL Vice Pres-ident of Operations Carl Hamilton. and station News Director Tom Locicero flew to her Dallas home last weekend and returned with a five-hour-long exclusive interview with the mother of the accused Presidential assassin The Pop/Adult station has been airing the interview in two 10-minute segments per day during Wallace and Crunch's morning show during the past week and plans to broadcast a two-hour-long segment on Sunday (10-23) which will be followed by listener call-ins. When contacted by M I, Wal-

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UPI. local television and news-papers) for the station. Wallace said that the willingness on station m anagement's part to follow throu gh quickly was a major fac-tor in landing the interview. Ac-cording to Wallace, Ms. Oswald simply felt more comfortable with the extended coverage that only radio was willing to provide

Vietna m Vet Threa tens Hostages

Until W CHS Airs Live State ment

COMMISSION MAKES LICENSING OF DISHES OPTIONAL

A Vietnam veteran held 27 people in a West Virginia church at gun-point Sunday (10-21), surrendering to authorities only after being al-

lowed to air via Pop/Adult WCHSCharleston. WV a live statement

protesting the allegedly poor medi-cal treatment he had received upon his return from Vietnam. WCHS News Director Darrell Daniels pro.

lace explained that he had con-sided the telephone hookup for liar-

tacted Ms Oswald several years old Maim who proceeded to deliver ago and had gained her trust When an eight-minute diatribe. peppered calling for comment regarding the with profanities. declaring his Latest demands for exhumation, disgust with the federal govern-Ms. Oswald remembered him and men" treatment of inmselt and granted permission to be inter- veterans Uigeneral-viewed. Wallace says that she In the aftermath of the im-chose to speak via radio because Promptu broadcast, the tension of the opportunity to conduct an mounted. Mann released the re-in-depth interview which she did mainder of the churchgoing hos-not think could be afforded her on tages, retaining nine newspeople

(two of whom were undercover police). Armed with a high-pow-ered. scope-mounted rifle, he or-dered these hostages to line up in front of the altar, then ordered them to stand between him and the police who, guns drawn, were holding Mann cover. The three-hour ordeal ended seconds later when Mann asked for an unaccom-panied, unarmed officer to enter the church and handcuff him. "We thought he was going to

take 'em down," said WCHS news-man Ed Esposito, who observed the situation from outside the church. "but once he was accom-modated, he went along quietly." Mann, who reportedly contracted an incurable form of malaria while serving as a medical technician, complained of intense headaches and blurring vision throughout the incident. According to WCHS Sta-tion Manager Ernie Saunders, Mann has been ordered to a state

nation, and that the human inter- hospital for a psychiatric examm-est value surrounding this 72-year- ation. old woman, currently living on Saunders also noted that al-welfare and food stamps. corn- though Mann had demanded live pletely ostracized from her family television coverage, which was for the past 16 years. cannot be impossible due to technical 'Unita-denied. tions, it was radio's immediate As might be expected. the story ability to react to the situation's garnered extensive media cover- demands that very likely averted age (the NBC Radio Network. AP. a major tragedy.

Last Thursday (1048), the FCC surprised virtually everyone when it gave the green light for radio networks to immediately begin wide use of direct satellite-to-sta-tion transmission. In a poll of all the networks. HAIR has learned that Mutual, 111(0, and AP will accele-rate their satellite development plans. while ABC and CRS will continue to monitor the develop-nuts. NBC hopes to move quickly. but is fearful of interference from the proliferation of earth stations (see Page 4).

television.

Calls Theory "Asinine" During the course of the inter-

view. Ms. Oswald opted that the theory that the body currently in her sons grave is that of a Soviet spy was "asinine." that were the grave to be opened and the body found nOt to be her son's, how could they prove whose it was., and that she favored an exhumation back in 1967 when she learned her son had been wounded while in the Marines (something she had never been informed of ) Wallace noted that listener re-action to the interview had been greatly sympathetic. with many people surprised that she was not the irrational, senile person she had previously been made out to be Crunch added that Ms. Os-wald's story is as vital to our heri-tage as John Wilkes Booth's. that it must be made public for exami-

The FCC's action was seen as a move to encourage expansion of satellite service, including radio networking, by making use of re-ceive stations a marketplace deci-sion. Prior to last Thursday's ac-tion, AP. Mutual and UPI had been given test authority to experiment

centimeter) dishes. with l5-foot

OCTOBER 26, 1979

Radio Nets Ponder FCC's Satellite Decision Manufacturers Ready For Big Sales

The FCC's decision also clears the way for all to use smaller - 6-foot and 10-foot (receive only) - dishes without having to file an individual license for each location, according to Jane Mago, the FCC attorney who made the recommendation to the commissioners.

Orders Swamp Manufacturers

"It will spread the system much quicker," says Jay Bowles of AP, which had previously signed a con-tingent contract for 400 dishes with California Microwave. Mu-tual has 50 dishes on line and an-other 50 ready to go, according to Mutual Exec VP Gary Worth. "The phones have been ringing

off the hook." said Lou Pendelton, Manager of Satellite Application Engineering for California Micro-wave. "We've been signing con-tracts since the FCC gave the go

ahead last week." Pendelton says his company had built ahead in anticipation of the FCC move, so they can begin to fill orders in about 30 days. He expects no pro-blems in being able to fill orders on time. How To Get A License,

If You Want It The deregulatory action make: licenses optional for receive-onl; earth stations, but for those whi still want a license, the FCC tool the following steps: •Construction permits are n longer necessary. •Licenses are now good for fiv years instead of three. .Applicant's financial inform. tion is no longer required, pr viding the sharing complil with Cable TV Relay Servi rules. •Current applications will processed unless applicat

request otherwise.

WHITE HOUSE FEVER — While the Bee Gees were in Washington, DC during their concert tour, they w invited to the White House. President Carter congratulated them for their role in the founding of Music Unicef, which has raised reported hundreds of thousands of dollars for Unicef's "Year Of The Child" ci paign. Pictured in the Oval Office OA are Yvonne, Maurice, Hugh, and Robin Gibh President Carter and 13,,

and Lynda Gibb.

Standard Time Is Back

Saturday, October 27, is that inevitable day when the nation's clocks jump back one hour to mark the end of Daylight Savings Time and the return of the standard model.

Commerce Department Requests Ru Relaxation For Minority Broadcaster Commerce Secretary Juanita Kreps asked the FCC to grant its petition exempting broadcast com-panies with at least 25% minority ownership from the 14-station limit on AM-FM ownership and expand-ing the Commission's distress sale policy. Kreps made the statement last week at a meeting of the Na-tional Minority Purchasing Coun-cil. saying favorable FCC action would encourage the broadcasting industry to involve minorities.

Assistant Commerce Seer and National Telecommunic and Information Adminisu (NTIA) head Henry Geller presented the petition to the mission, said further lace for sales to minorities are n because minority ownershi accounts for only 1.5% of I cast stations. Most FCC mi aid programs presently r 51% c‘mership.

REtRIFridey. October 26. 1979

Washington Report WHAT FCC SATELLITE AUTHORIZATION MEANS

Will Single Dishes With Multiple Uses Be New Wave? S maller Dishes, S maller Cost

A good example of how single radio earth stations can be used for more than one service is RKO's shared usage with AP of an RCA Westar satellite to transmit to affiliates. Currently AP uses seven 15-foot dishes and 24 smaller earth stations. Mutual's original petition to the FCC asked for approval of 500 small dishes, but was amended last summer af-ter NPR had already completed the paperwork on 170 of its pro-posed 200 dishes. A return to radio networking in

stereo broadcasts of music, con-certs, and drama is now likely. Af-ter exploring alternatives, the log-ical step would seem to be for net-works to enter into shared-use ventures to minimize earth sta-tions springing up for every out-side service. But according to one broadcast attorney, that won't happen because the networks are afraid if they get together they may violate the Sherman Anti-trust Act.

NBC Fearful One broadcast executive who's

concerned about mushrooming earth stations is NBC Radio Net-work Exec. VP Dick Verne. While NBC is admittedly not as far along as Mutual or AP. Verne has been

concerned about the alternatives to shared usage, namely more than one satellite per station.

In the past, the licensing proce-dure provided protection from in-terference through frequency co-ordination, an engineering pro-cess which detects the source of interference to a satellite dish and then corrects it so broadcasters are assured no one else will be transmitting on their frequency. With licenses no longer required, those who opt not to get one take the risk of greater interference. Broadcasters can still have a

frequency coordination done, but at an average cost of $3000, it's easier just to pick up smaller dishes and move them or add a chain link fence if interference is a problem, according to AP's Jay Bowles. The biggest interference problem will come from microwave relays that cut across the satellite trans-mission path — a reason the FCC used to require licenses.

Lower Costs May Open Door To New Kinds Of Nets Eliminating the licensing proce-

dure will save operators money, but there are other costs to con-sider. 15-foot dishes cost approxi-mately $20,000 and an additional $5000 for installation, while 10-foot dishes cost roughly $5700 and can be installed for $1250. But satellite rental time is cheaper when larger discs are used. Shared uses could cost $1100 to

$1200 per month for each 15-foot dish, with stereo costing more. This leaves the door wide open for group operators to begin specialty or regional networks. Ft&R has learned Physicians Radio Net-work has already ordered 50 ter-minals from California Micro-wave, and will share with either AP or Mutual.

Small Station Benefits Small market stations stand to

gain from increased satellite trans-missions, 'according to AP's George Mayo, because the signal will have less distance to travel between stations. This will cut down on cir-cuit noise: for example, 150 miles of circuit noise via telephone line from a satellite feed is less than from a normal network telephone feed.

Washington Street Talk Look for possible suit over Arbitron's recent actions. Several broadcasters in Wash-

ington and Atlanta upset about Arbitron's tactics with ad agencies and its "inferior diary methods." A prominent Washington communications attorney told R&R broadcasters must prove that 1) Arbitron has an agreement with the agencies, 2) that the agreement has led to withholding purchases, and 3) that there is unreasonable restraint of trade.

Meanwhile, Ft&R has learned that two DC stations which had previously agreed to run the announcements decided against it. They are WAVA and Outlet's WTOP.

In fiercest ratings war yet, DC broadcasters will spend an unprecedented half mil-lion dollars on TV ads. (Washington is unique in that there are no billboards available.) It's estimated that ABC's Q-107, which is battling WPGC for Top 40 dominance, will spend half of that.

Kathryn Nettles, NAB Chairman Thomas Bolger, Anne Wexler

Washington Rep. Bob Matsui (D-CA) was ap-

pointed to fill the vacancy on House Commerce Committee this week. Former FCC Broadcast Bureau

Chief Wally Johnson named Exe-cutive Director of Association for Broadcast Engineering Standards. Kathryn Nettles, Coordinator of

Research and Production for Cox Broadcasting, became new presi-dent of American Women in Radio and Television/Washington Chap-ter. Inaugural ceremonies were hosted by Anne Wexler, Assistant

to the President. National Press Club awards for

excellence in consumer journalism (radio category) went to Linda Sut-ter of WINS/New York (first place, top 25 markets), Ralph Begleiter of VVTOP/ Washington (merit) and Larry Stein of KOFM/Oklahoma City (first place, below top 25 mar-kets). WRC/Washington names Marty

Conn General Sales Manager. New York

Westinghouse CEO Dan Ritchie uses employee attitude survey to

Atlanta Broadcasters Tell Arbitron To Clean Up Announcements Issue

BRC Botches Summit Meeting With WPGC In a move spearheaded by John Layer, VP/GM of

WGST/Atlanta, a letter was mailed this week signed by over a dozen Altanta broadcasters to Rick Aurichio at Arbitron asking the company to formulate an acceptable on-air diary announcement rather than punish broadcast-ers who air their own. Arbitron Fudges Rules As a result of the meeting, sev- For DC Summit

eral stations began using an an-nouncement: but like WGST, most are waiting to see what happens in Washington. Layer says he's op-posed to industry groups attempt-ing to end the announcements, and says broadcasters are paying too much attention to agencies who view the practice as a hype.

The letter invited Aurichio to meet with the group next month, and also demanded immediate ac-tion to: • Reduce length of time from

end of survey to delivery date of book. • Halt plans for a third survey (some favored extended measure-ment instead).

• Stop the Expanded Sample Frame (and Arbitron's "heavy-handed" ways of pushing ESF).

• Rethink price hikes.

An attempt last week to get ex-ecutives of First Media (Marriott Corp.) to halt its use of on-air diary announcements at WPGC/Wash-Wigton was botched badly. A hastily organized meeting was called by the Broadcast Ratings Council, with no shows from RAB and NAB and a lower echelon substitution from Arbitron. Prior to the ses-sion, Arbitron Advisory Council Co Chairman Don Nelson got a commitment from Arbitron not to take action against WPGC and other Washington Area Broad-casters AssOciation members if they stop immediately. The action infuriated several WABA mem-bers, who had received telegrams from Arbitron spelling out the rules — namely, stations would be listed below the line in the Fall book if announcements were used any time during the sweep or two weeks prior to it.

The Week In Review • FCC gives go-ahead for satellite to station transmissions. Broadcasters deluge dish man-ufacturers with orders. Networks consider shared use. (See Page 1, this page.) • Carter Administration pushes for more mi-nority ownership. (See Page I.) • Atlanta broadcasters ask Arbitron to co-operate with on-air diary announcements. • FCC asks for comments on more power for Class IV's. More FCC news on Page 6.

— Jonathan Hall

Marty Conn

find out how Group W employees feel about working for Westing-house. According to Charlie Furlong of Group W's PR Dept., 80-85% of those responding said they "cared about the future of the company."

So. Dakota/Arkansas Dennis Gale, News Dir., KESD/

Brookings, SD and Sid King, KGFL/ Clinton, AR elected Presidents in

John Erickson

their states of AP Broadcasters. King succeeds Tim Rand, GM KDFtS/ Paragould.

Portland, OR KGW News Director John Erick-

son awarded AP Managing Editors citation for outstanding news report-ing. Award, which also went to the station, concerned Erickson's hand-ling of a Portland plane hijacking.

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Home Taping: A Danger

To The Industry? One of the most pressing concerns facing the radio and record

industries is the issue of home taping, spec(fically taping albums off radio programs airing new LP's uninterrupted by commercials. The current controversy was kicked off by an open letter to the industry from Elektra/Asylum Chairman Joe Smith published in these pages

last week (R&R 10-19). Next week R&R will present radio's side of the situation. ,featuring the thoughts of programmers from various formats. including a discussion of whether uninterrupted LP presen-tations ultimately hurt radio as well as the record business. This week. for the purposes of stimulating more thought and reactions to

this issue, we present an open letter to the industry from a record executive who because of the strength and controversial nature of the points he makes, wishes to re main anonymous. There are several

points below which could arouse strong opinions: readers are wel-comed to deliver their ideas on the home taping issue to R&R's Opinion Line, (213) 552-3525.

An Open Letter To Radio Progra m mers And Everyone Involved In The

Record Industry We are presently faced with a problem that is destroying the record industry, while

contributing to the financial growth of the radio industry Home taping is a greater problem

than most people imagine As the number of album features taped directly off the radio in-creases the number of albums and recorded tapes being purchased at retail decreases.

causing a decrease an the volume of business in the record industry

I feel that this not only affects the record industry in the visible area of decreased

sales, but it is wearing away at the intangibles as well, by decreasing the value of recorded music. Flooding the airwaves with these taping sessions has made it possible for the consu-

mer to collect the latest hit albums on tape at the rate of five or more albu ms per week

In most metropolitan areas At this rate, with little or no expense involved, the collector is

practically drowned with product and the individual albums don't seem to mean anything

anymore Most people in the record and radio industries who have easy access to all of the rec-

ord releases can tell you from their own experience that when you can get the albums for

free suddenly they don't mean anything compared to those days of being a young record

collector. It becomes virtually impossible to justify spending six to eight dollars for an

album when there is a good chance that a local radio station will air it for taping in the next

week or so

Defining The Problem It is important to define the problem sn that we may arrive at the proper solution The

real problem is the recording of complete album radio features Direct taping of this sort

will not be eliminated until someone creates a type of "jamming" signal that can be en-

coded on the records, making them impossible to tape. This method will only encourage Radio Shack to market a new device that will filter out the "jamming" signal This doesn't

appear to be a feasible long-term solution

Imposing a tax on blank tape sales is ridiculous There are other uses for blank tape

than copying recorded material, and it see ms unreasonable to expect blank tape consumers or

manufacturers to pay for something that they are not directly responsible for As an ex-

ample when a person buys a gun. they are not forced to buy a hunting license And the

Sony decision a couple of weeks ago leaves us with the ruling that if something is broadcast

on the public airwaves, then at is legal to tape the program for home use

The Pay-For-Programming Issue It see ms unusual that when television broadcasts entertainment as a complete program.

theN have to pay for the privilege. When a sporting event is aired, the broadcast decreases

the number of people who are still willing to pay to attend the event, and so the broadcaster

must pay the sports promoter for the right to air this event When airing an album in its

entirety. radio is definitely interfering with the number of people who will then purchase the album, because they are allowing the home taper the opportunity to secure the entire

musical content on tape for free Shouldn't radio be forced to pay also' Radio might argue that its programming entire albums allows listeners to review the

product to determine kf it is worth purchasing. which is really a promotion for the album itself It is justifiable that radio stations don't want to mislead their audience into buying an

entire album of questionable quality. Just because they hear one good song on the radio. But

that is not the case here, because the radio stations will not program bad music for a special

HOME TAPING/ See Page 24

Ric Libby

EMI Turns Down $350

Million Acquisition Bid EMI Ltd., parent company of

Capitol Records which saw a part-nership with Paramount fall through in recent weeks, rejected an ac-quisition offer amounting to almost $350 million last week. The offer came from British-based Thorn Electrical Industries, manufac-turer of appliances, heating and lighting equipment, and other con-sumer and industrial electronic products, and according to Thorn's figures would have amounted to at least $343 million. The day after Thorn's bid was

announced, EMI termed the offer "inadequate," stating that it did not "reflect the potential of EMI's international businesses and high technological capabilities." How-ever, the door was apparently left open for consideraton of a higher Thorn bid, as EMI cited its agree-ment with the "industrial logic of many of the points" in the Thorn offer. Thorn sources expressed

Ric Libby Steps Down As Operations Director Of KENR/Houston After nine years of service di-

recting station operations and pro-gramming, Ric Libby has resigned as Operations Director of KENR/ Houston. Libby will join the sales staff at Lake Huron Broadcasting Corporation, which owns KENR. Originally Libby came to the

station as a salesman, but after a week he was named Operations Director. Libby told MLR. "After 25 years in the radio business. I know the only way I can get into the position of manager is to round out my qualifications by being in-volved with sales. It has always been my dream to manage and/or own a radio station. Even though I am sad to leave the programming end of the station. I am looking forward to this new challenge." Under Libby's guidance, KENR

became the first major market Country station to be rated overall number one in the market. Libby served on the original Country Radio Seminar agenda committee more than ten years ago. Later he was the Agenda Chairman for

CRS. The target date for Libby's leav-

ing the OD position is December 1. In the meantime, he and GM Robert M. Chandler will be looking

for a replacement.

their pleasure at EMI's general reaction but were disappointed at the specific rejection of the offer.

LETTER

Fleetwood Thanks Thyret

Dear R&R: It is our wish to thank Russ Thyret

of Warner Bros. Records for the courage to step forward and take

a stand in his letter to your maga-zine. published in issue No. 303 of

October 12, 1979. He expressed our deepest feelings

in the matter of the early leak of "Tusk." being involved in the pro-ject as much as we are. We are glad to have an honest professional as Russ Thyret in our camp. Best regards and thanks for

your support — Sincerely. Mick Fleetwood

RCA Moves To 22% Return Ceiling RCA Records (along with A&M

and associated labels) last week became the latest major manufac-turer to follow the path blazed by CBS and Polygram in setting a new return privilege limitation. The RCA plan allows a flat 22% return ceiling, with the dollar figure for customers computed on the basis of 22% of their gross pur-chases in the fourth preceding month (if an account had bought $25,000 in records in March, its July return figure would be $5500,

for example) Return allowances under the

new plan can be figured separately for RCA and A&M product. Returns must be itemized by selection and contain at least 25 units, and will be considered on a monthly basis only. Accounts which don't use their full return allowances can allow them to build up for a calen-dar year and then have three months of the following year to use the accumulated dollar value. The new policy does not affect sin-gles. Christmas product. or "de-velopmental" artists to be deter-mined on both national and local levels by the company.

PAGE 3 RESEARCH RAM RESEARCH - AN EXCLUSIVE R&R IN-VESTIGATION INTO THE STATE OF RAM RESEARCH TURNS UP SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS. JHAN HIBER RUNS

THE M DOWN AND REPORTS RAM'S RESPONSES. See Page 14

ATLANTA RADIO CONFRONTS ARBITRON - ATLANTA BROADCASTERS ADVISE ARBITRON TO CLEAN UP

ITS ACT ON PROCEDURES FOR ON-AIR ANNOUNCE-MENTS. JONATHAN HALL REPORTS THE LATEST ON A

GROWING CONTROVERSY. See Page 4

this week...

TOP 40 DURING THE BOOK: HEAVY PROMOTION

OR NO CONTEST? As the Fall book progresses. Top 40 stations in the nation's top five markets are taking widely differing attitudes toward promotions and contests — from big bucks to nothing doing.

John Leader checks with 14 top PD's for their opinions. See Page 22

BLACK TALK: MOVING INTO CHICAGO WVON/Chicago recently converted its 8-midnight block to talk. Bill Speed interviews station President Earnest L. James to find out why WVON switched, how it works, and what are the ad-

vantages. See Page 38

AOR PARTICIPATES IN SPORTS Most AOR stations these days are involved in some form of sports coverage — their 18-24 male stronghold is also big on athletics, after all. As usual in AOR, the methods for sports coverage are generally innovative and often quite unusual. Jeff

Gelb kicks off the discussion. See Page 44

PHONE REQUESTS — DO COUNTRY STA DONS CA RE ANY MORE? An R&R survey finds Country stations have mixed opinions about

requests — whether to encourage them, and whether to use their input after they come in. Lee Wade's NewsBreaker feature finds that over half the Country stations polled don't record any information from phone-ins at all, plus several other sur-

prising conclusions.

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Washington Report WHAT FCC SATELLITE AUTHORIZATION MEANS

Will Single Dishes With Multiple Uses Be New Wave? Smaller Dishes, Smaller Cost

A good example of how single radio earth stations can be used for more than one service is RKO's shared usage with AP of an RCA Westar satellite to transmit to affiliates. Currently AP uses seven 15-foot dishes and 24 smaller earth stations. Mutual's original petition to the FCC asked for approval of 500 small dishes, but was amended last summer af-ter NPR had already completed the paperwork on 170 of its pro-posed 200 dishes. A return to radio networking in

stereo broadcasts of music, con-certs, and drama is now likely. Af-ter exploring alternatives, the log-ical step would seem to be for net-works to enter into shared-use ventures to minimize earth sta-tions springing up for every out-side service. But according to one broadcast attorney, that won't happen because the networks are afraid if they get together they may violate the Sherman Anti-trust Act.

NBC Fearful One broadcast executive who's

concerned about mushrooming earth stations is NBC Radio Net-work Exec. VP Dick Verne. While NBC is admittedly not as far along as Mutual or AP. Verne has been

concerned about the alternatives to shared usage, namely more than one satellite per station.

In the past, the licensing proce-dure provided protection from in-terference through frequency co-ordination, an engineering pro-cess which detects the source of interference to a satellite dish and then corrects it so broadcasters are assured no one else will be transmitting on their frequency. With licenses no longer required, those who opt not to get one take the risk of greater interference. Broadcasters can still have a

frequency coordination done, but at an average cost of $3000, it's easier just to pick up smaller dishes and move them or add a chain link fence if interference is a problem, according to AP's Jay Bowles. The biggest interference problem will come from microwave relays that cut across the satellite trans-mission path — a reason the FCC used to require licenses.

Lower Costs May Open Door To New Kinds Of Nets Eliminating the licensing proce-

dure will save operators money, but there are other costs to con-sider. 15-foot dishes cost approxi-mately $20,000 and an additional $5000 for installation, while 10-foot dishes cost roughly $5700 and can be installed for $1250. But satellite rental time is cheaper when larger discs are used. Shared uses could cost $1100 to

$1200 per month for each 15-foot dish, with stereo costing more. This leaves the door wide open for group operators to begin specialty or regional networks. R&R has learned Physicians Radio Net,-work has already ordered 50 ter-minals from California Micro-wave, and will share with either AP or Mutual.

Small Station Benefits Small market stations stand to

gain from increased satellite trans-missions, sccording to AP's George Mayo, because the signal will have less distance to travel between stations. This will cut down on cir-cuit noise; for example, 150 miles of circuit noise via telephone line from a satellite feed is less than from a normal network telephone feed.

Washington Street Talk Look for possible suit over Arbitron's recent actions. Several broadcasters in Wash-

ington and Atlanta upset about Arbitron's tactics with ad agencies and its "inferior diary methods." A prominent Washington communications attorney told R&R broadcasters must prove that 1) Arbitron has an agreement with the agencies, 2) that the agreement has led to withholding purchases, and 3) that there is unreasonable restraint of trade.

Meanwhile, R&R has learned that two DC stations which had previously agreed to run the announcements decided against it. They are WAVA and Outlet's WTOP.

In fiercest ratings war yet, DC broadcasters will spend an unprecedented half mil-lion dollars on TV ads. (Washington is unique in that there are no billboards available.) It's estimated that ABC's Q-107, which is battling WPGC for Top 40 dominance, will spend half of that.

Kathryn Nettles. NAB Chairman Thomas Bolger. Anne Wexler

Washington Rep. Bob Matsui (D-CA) was ap-

pointed to fill the vacancy on House Commerce Committee this week. Former FCC Broadcast Bureau

Chief Wally Johnson named Exe-cutive Director of Association for Broadcast Engineering Standards. Kathryn Nettles, Coordinator of

Research and Production for Cox Broadcasting, became new presi-dent of American Women in Radio and Television/Washington Chap-ter. Inaugural ceremonies were hosted by Anne Wexler, Assistant

to the President. National Press Club awards for

excellence in consumer journalism (radio category) went to Linda Sut-ter of WINS/New York (first place, top 25 markets), Ralph Begleiter of WTOP/ Washington (merit) and Larry Stein of KOFM/Oklahoma City (first place, below top 25 mar-kets). WRC/Washington names Marty

Conn General Sales Manager. New York

Westinghouse CEO Dan Ritchie uses employee attitude survey to

Atlanta Broadcasters Tell Arbitron To Clean Up Announcements Issue

BRC Botches Su m mit Meeting With WPGC In a move spearheaded by John Layer, VP/GM of

WGST/Atlanta, a letter was mailed this week signed by over a dozen Altanta broadcasters to Rick Aurichio at Arbitron asking the company to formulate an acceptable on-air diary announcement rather than punish broadcast-ers who air their own. Arbitron Fudges Rules As a result of the meeting, sev- For DC Summit

eral stations began using an an-nouncement; but like WGST, most are waiting to see what happens in Washington. Layer says he's op-posed to industry groups attempt-ing to end the announcements, and says broadcasters are paying too much attention to agencies who view the practice as a hype.

The letter invited Aurichio to meet with the group next month, and also demanded immediate ac-tion to: • Reduce length of time from

end of survey to delivery date of book. • Halt plans for a third survey (some favored extended measure-ment instead).

• Stop the Expanded Sample Frame (and Arbitron's "heavy-handed" ways of pushing ESF).

• Rethink price hikes.

An attempt last week to get ex-ecutives of First Media (Marriott Corp.) to halt its use of on-air diary announcements at WPGC/Wash-ington was botched badly. A hastily organized meeting was called by the Broadcast Ratings Council, with no shows from RAB and NAB and a lower echelon substitution from Arbitron. Prior to the ses-sion, Arbitron Advisory Council Co-Chairman Don Nelson got a commitment from Arbitron not to take action against WPGC and other Washington Area Broad-casters Assbciation members if they stop immediately. The action infuriated several WABA mem-bers, who had received telegrams from Arbitron spelling out the rules — namely, stations would be listed below the line in the Fall book if announcements were used any time during the sweep or two weeks prior to it.

The Week In Review • FCC gives go-ahead for satellite to station transmissions. Broadcasters deluge dish man-ufacturers with orders. Networks consider shared use. (See Page 1, this page.) • Carter Administration pushes for more mi-nority ownership. (See Page 1.) • Atlanta broadcasters ask Arbitron to co-operate with on-air diary announcements. • FCC asks for comments on more power for Class IV's. More FCC news on Page 6.

— Jonathan Hall

Marty Conn

find out how Group W employees feel about working for Westing-house. According to Charlie Furlong of Group W's PR Dept., 80-85% of those responding said they "cared about the future of the company."

So. Dakota/Arkansas Dennis Gale, News Dir., KESD/

Brookings, SD and Sid King, KGFL/ Clinton, AR elected Presidents in

John Erickson

their states of AP Broadcasters. King succeeds Tim Rand, GM K DRS/ Paragould.

Portland, OR KGW News Director John Erick-

son awarded AP Managing Editors citation for outstanding news report-ing. Award, which also went to the station, concerned Erickson's hand-ling of a Portland plane hijacking.

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• S The Soma airs "Rock Report " 90-second features voiced by WYSP/ Philadelphia News Director MI Fontini (center) and produced by WYSP DJ Denny Sontech fright), shown here signing contract with Somas's John McGahn (kohl

This Week At The Nets ABC-Entertainment features WBCN / Boston DJ Jerry Goodwin

as first host of "Country Greats In Concert," starring Johnny Pay-check, which debuts Nov. 18. Net also has a new agriculture show which answers questions submitted by farmers. ABC-FM will air two recent concerts by the Cars Nov. 10, and ABC-Contemporary an-nounces it will air two hours of Fleetwood Mac sometime next year. NPR premieres three classi-

cal music series this month, the 1979 season of the San Fran-cisco Opera, concerts by the Indianapolis Symphony Orches-tra, and classical guitar con-certs by international artists, including the U.S.'s Sharon !shin. Jazz musician Billy Tay-lor plays and conducts his own music live from the NY Public Theater Monday (10-29).

AP broadcast wire has a new series on contemporary and

Sharon Isbin country music and other enter-taimnent called "Diversions." General Broadcast Editor Jim Hood says the daily feature is particularly popular with mu-sic stations.

Programming Department Organization: A Useful Precaution

By Jason Slu-insky Sometimes simple preventive measures can save a

lot of potential trouble, especially where the govern-ment is concerned. In the following article, R&R con-tributor and communications law expert Jason Shrin-sky defails how a few easy organizational measures applied to a radio station's programming department can provide security and ward off any suspicions of its integrity that might come up. A major problem facing most

radio station operations these days is organization within the programming department. The Program Director, in addition to being in charge of the air sound, has a multiplicity of re-sponsibilities — jock review and critiques, coordination with sales department on promo-tions and contests, selecting new product and meeting with rep-resentatives of the record in-dustry. Consequently, there is a definite need for bringing some semblance of order to the otherwise chaotic life of today's Program Director in both ma-jor and smaller markets. To begin with, management

should set forth a ityllicy with Vrie evaluation and

selection of air product. This is traditionally left to the decision of the Program Director who, in some instances, confers with a program consultant. Other stations have a music commit-tee comprised of the Program Director. U he Music Director, and a camsultant In any eve, there Sh011ifj be a definieci writ-tr.,' Obey On tie at the station with respect to the selection and evakiation of music.

Scheduling Promotion Visits

our station representative — Program Director, Assistant

PD and/or Music Director — should be appointed by the General Manager to meet with representatives of the record companies. One day per week should be set aside and devoted exclusively to these meetings. While there may be initial grip-ing at the suggested discipline by representatives of the rec-ord companies, they too will come to appreciate the fact that they will be seen at the ap-pointed time, thus eliminating the hours of waiting and hang-ing around the station.

The station representative meeting with the record com-pany promotion people should maintain. n 1'4 which sets forth we name of the promotion per-son, the record company rep-resented, the date and time seen, and whether any product or gift was offered or left. Even gifts of nominal value (Pens. paperweights. etc.) should be entered or. the log. The log shoukl be signed each week by the re-sponsible station employee and turned over to the General Man-ager. It is respectfully suggest-ed that by following this very simple practice, the station will maintain its independence and win the respect of record com-panies and their representa-tives while keeping its program integrity intact.

R&R/Friday. October 26. 1979 Washington Report

Sales Talk The biggest sell-radio campaign ever began Sunday (10-21). "Radio, It's Red Hot"

features comedy team Dick and Bert in spots stressing radio as a primary advertising medium.

Among recent Blackburn & Co. sales: WIRA/Ft. Pierce, FL sold by Indian River Broadcasting Co. to Dr. David Roth for $1.85 million. It's Dr. Roth's first radio station. KAHU/Waipahu, HI sold for $310,000 to Westwood Broadcasting Co. by Royal Hawaiian Radio, Inc. New owners are Los Angeles businessmen including David Joseph, personal manager for various music groups. WYBN/Salem, NH sold by Salem Broadcasting Co. to J.W. O'Connor for $315,000. Buyer also recently purchased WQQT/Savannah, GA and WNUS/Springfield, MA, WBTO-AM-FM/Linton, In sold by Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Boardman to Greene County Broadcasting for $300,000. President Mike McDaniel is GM at WHEZ-FM/Huntington, WV.

Kaiser Turns To Radio In Controversial Ad Campaign Alu minu m Company Hails Radio As Courageous

By Elisabeth Good

What started out as a company slogan turned into an ad campaign that sells on radio, but TV thinks it's too hot to handle. High officials of Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical, a $2.5 billion multinational corporation, were in Washing-ton recently lobbying on Capitol Hill for what they say is the right to express their opinion. Radio, says a Kaiser spokesperson, is bold while TV practices censorship and blames it on the Fairness Doctrine. R&R looked into Kaiser's ad campaign. Here's where it stands and what radio stations think about it.

Kaiser's Problem Five years ago, Kaiser started

a "One Person Can Make A Dif-ference," program to encourage job productivity. Director of Pu-blic Information Gary Simpson told R&R it worked so well that Kaiser decided to take the message to the American people, urging them to speak out on issues of na-tional importance. Kaiser's advertising department

designed three TV commercials in story board form on energy, the free enterprise system, and red tape in government. All these networks refused to air the spots, calling them "too controversial." NBC called the spots "clear violations of the Fairness Doctrine," and had other reservations. NBC Le-gal Counsel John Sturm told R&R, "We felt that if we allowed this type of advertising, the only views ex-pressed would be those of the com-panies with the most money."

FCC Says Courts Back Networks

But FCC Fairness and Political

Broadcasting Branch Chief Milt Gross told R&R, "The Fairness Doctrine covers the public's right to be informed. That includes con-trasting points of view in overall programming, not ads," he said, but noted the Supreme Court has ruled that networks cannot be forced to accept advertising.

Broadcasters React To Spots

Since Kaiser thinks the texts of the radio spots are even more con-

troversial than the texts of the TV spots, R&R asked some radio sta-tions running them what they thought. Dave Hoyt, PD, WMOV/Ravens-

wood, WV (where Kaiser's largest U.S. plant is located) : "The spots are absolutely not controversial. I see a lot of things on TV that are more controversial." Jim Gallant, Operations Mana-

ger, WMAL/Washington: "The spots themselves are not unbal-anced. Urging people to get in-volved is what this country is all about." Peter Ferrara, Sales Manager,

WGAY/Washington: "We're get-ting ready for a political year. We accept politicians expressing their points of view, why not industry?"

Can a corporation speak its mind in public?

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FCC At A Glance Two Ne w FM's

Okayed

West Virginia Broadcasting Inc.'s application for a new FM facility in Mt. Hope, WV was granted last week. The FCC said West Vir-ginia deserved the license since it would provide a first local service while another applicant proposed to serve a community already re-ceiving five daytimers and one nighttime signal.

The FCC also rejected a petition to deny licensing of WXYX-FM/ Bayamon, PR. Challenger claimed that RAAD Broadcasting Co. pur-posefully delayed construction of

1.1!s3 station, but the Commission

decided RAAD's probiii the construction site were beyond its control.

No More Delays On 9 kHz

FCC Broadcast Bureau Chief Dick Shiben denied NTIA's request last week for 15 more days to make reply comments on 9 kHz. The FCC had warned in its notice of inquiry that no extension "should be anticipated" because the U.S. has to have its position on 9 kHz ready in time for the Region II Ad-ministrative Radio Conference in March, 1980. Reply comments are due next Thursday, Nov. 1.

More Po wer For Class IV's

The FCC is reCOnsidering a Community Broadcasters Asso-ciation petition to increase night-time power and antenna heights at Class IV stations which it denied in 1972, and has issued a notice of inquiry. Comments are due Nov. 29, reply comments on Dec. 14. Opposition has been expressed by the Association of Broadcast En-gineering Standards (ABES). which claims increased nighttime power would cause adjacent chan-nel interference and higher towers would be too expensive. But the Commission said it has a number of supporting statements from Class IV's on file.

Page 8 R&R/Friday. October 26, 1979

W IATS EW Gannett Sets Record 3rd Qtr.,

9-Month Results The Gannett Co. posted record

third quarter and nine months re-sults for 1979. Net earnings for the firm during the third quarter ending September 30 increased 18 percent to $32.1 million, up from $27.2 million for the corre-sponding period of 1978. Third quarter revenues rose 10 percent to $261.5 million from $238.1 million as well. Nine-month net for the broad-

casting-publishing firm climbed 20 percent to $92.5 million, up from the year-previous $77.2 mil-lion, while nine-month sales swelled 10 percent to $769.4 mil-lion, up from $696.4 million in 1978.

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Who Reads What Magazines?

A recent survey of the top 140 magazines in the U.S. conducted by

Magazine Research Inc. yielded a variety of interesting facts. For example, Playboy has a total adult readership of 21.6 million, its readers a median age of 30.4 years and a median household income of $20,557 annually. Pent-house, Playboy's closest competitor, shows a readership of 12.3 million, while median age of its readers is 28.7 with a median annual income of $20,524.

In the People vs. Us competition, People had a readership of 24.6 million, median age 32, and median income of $20,656, while Us showed a reader-ship of 5.3 million with a median age of 28.5 and median annual income of $21,445.

Figures for the three leading newsweeklies were: Time (25.8 million - 34 .8 - $21,628); Newsweek (23.1 million - 34.6 - $21,534); and U.S. News & World Report (10.5 million - 40.8 - $23,018).

For business periodicals, the breakdown will: Barron's (945,000 - 41.8 - $31,136); Dun's Review (843,000 - 38.1 -$30,711); Forbes (2.4 million - 40 -- $28,159); Fortune (3.2 million - 34.3 - $29,397); and Business Week (5.7 million - 37 - $25,840).

Pro-Radio Provides Phoners For Radio

Pro-Radio is a new service that books radio interviews with person-alities from the fields of TV, films, music, publishing, politics, business, fashion, and sports for live or taped interviews via phone in the top 100 ra-dio markets. Among the adYantaces of Pro-RA,4i3 .7,7; zatliti kg produce person 7.Za interviews within a multiplicity of formats, personalities, and dayaarts: clients are able to conduct these interviews from the comfort of

their home or office; and the costs are far less than that of standard media purchases. For further information on this supplemental promotional ve-hicle contact Pro-Radio at (213) 657-1323.

K-Tel's Earnings up 528% In 1979

H-Tel International reported a 528 percent earnings increase for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1979. The Minneapolis-based record merchan-diser chalked up a 33 percent gain in sales as well. K-Tel's year-end profits for 1979 were $3.7 million on revenues of $166.9 million. Profits for 1978 were $584,000 on revenues of $125.6 million.

In the fourth quarter K-Tel saw sales of $29.4 million and a net profit of $98,000. In the fourth quarter of 1978, K-Tel posted a $2.8 million loss on

sales of $18.9 million. K-Tel President Philip Hives attributed the dramatic reversal to reduced product returns, advertising and overhead cost. One thing also remains clear - despite the record industry's current slump, consumers are still buying hit records.

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ly announced the availability of two programs especially produced for Black radio - "In Studio" and "Pop Rhythm Review." Both of the shows will be hosted by KDAYILos Angeles air personality I.J. Johnson (pictured). "In Studio" is an hour-long, weekly

FT..,gram, feaiuring music and inter-views with top black entertainers such as Marvin Gaye, Barry White Evelyn "Champagne" King and Edwin Starr. "Pop Rhythm Review" consists of a 10-part weekly series of three-and-a-half -minute entertainment and news programs. Demos of both shows are available by contacting Weedeck at 1512 Crossroads Of The World, Hollywood, CA 90028, (213) 462-5922.

His & Hers Dirigibles "This year, rise above it all with our his and hers de igibles," reads the

copy in Neiman-Marcus's 1979 Christmas catalogue, America's ultimate bastion of conspicuous consumption. Designed for the couple with every-thing, the matching blimps are available through January 1 for a paltry $50,000 per airship, and the dual dirigibles make ideal gifts for dedicated Led Zeppelin fans as-well.

For those who find owning their own private blimp a mite ostentatious, Neiman-Marcus also offers a satellite earth TV station for only $36,500, the first general consumer offer of this type. The price may seem a bit steep but when you take into account it includes shipping, installation service and preparation of the FCC license application, as well as first year authoriza-tion from program distributors and fees, it's actually quite reasonable.

RAB Reports Radio's Rise According to recent statistics re-ieaizd by the itaciio Advertising Bureau (RAB), the annual number of radios sold in the U.S. has risen from 11.1 million in 1952 to 55.3 million in 1978. In 1952, 8.6 million of these were sold for home or personal usage, with the remaining 2.5 million sold for use in autos. By 1978, the num-ber of radios sold for home or person-al usage was 42.6 million and auto set sales had swelled to 12.7 million. As further proof that FM radio is here to stay, the RAB reports that in 1960, AM/FM combo unit sales were a mere 1.9 million sets with AM-only units accounting for 23.6 million sets. By 1978, the trend was almost complete-ly reversed, as AM/FM combo unit sales reached 41.3 million and AM-

only unit sales dropped off to 14 mil-lion sets sold. Despite the public's shifting taste

as to bands, radio itself has continued to grow at an impressive rate. In 1952, there were 44.8 million radio house-holds in the U.S with an additional 23.5 million radios in automobiles. In 1962, these figures were 53.1 mil-lion and 46.9 million, respectively. And by 1979, the number of house-holds with radios has risen to 76.4

Syndicated Radio

Confab Upcoming In NYC

Westwood One President Norm Pattiz wIll present and moderate a syndicated radio workshop at the Center of Public Resources in New York City on October 30. The Center, a non-profit organization linking re-sources to particular public needs, is hosting this seminar for 35 broad-casting management executives. Topics to be discussed will range from the current state of communications to radio in the future. Joining Pattiz for this symposium will be former BBC head Frank Gillary and NBC News Director for "The Source" Jim Cameron.

million, while the number of radio sets in cars has topped 110.4 million. Furthermore, 98.9 percent of all U.S. homes have at least one radio (the average household has 5.7 sets) and 98 percent of company-owned cars are radio equipped.

Drake-Chenault Offers Pair Of Holiday Specials Drake-Chencrult Enterprises will

offer two holiday air specials for 1979. The first, "Christmas At Our House," will be a 12-hour program hosted by EMPC/Los Angeles air personality Sonny Molondroz (pictured) and will feature such special guests as Bob Hope, Dionne Warwick. Glen CampbelL Johnny Mathis and Gone Autry. Among the unique marketing concepts created on behalf of "Christ-mas At Our House" is a 48-page cook-book written by culinary expert Sara Pitzer. The second, "The Top 100 Of The

70's," will be produced by RHO Gen-eral and distributed by Drake-Chenault for release after Christmas. R&R Top 40 Editor and former IDUILos Angeles air personality John Leader will host the 12-hour program. For further in-formation contact Drake-Chenault at 8399 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Canoga Park, CA 91304, (213) 883-7400.

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HAT'S N EW TELEPHONE TALENT SCOUTING

Rocket's Unusual Sampler Approach

Several months ago, a small ad was placed in the British consumer press directing interested unsigned acts to call an unspecified record company at 449-2139 Over 200 hope fuls phoned to find Rocket Records (UV A&R staffer Sally Atkins on the other end of the line and very much interested in what they had to offer Eventually, the contenders and pre

tenders were narrowed down to 12, who then entered the studio under the guidance of consultant Peter Waterman. The result was an upcoming album, titled (what else') "499-

2139, - and featuring performances by the new groups - - a novel approach to finding new acts

All of the acts signed contracts giving Rocket rights to the specific songs which appear on the upcoming LP, but the acts are not committed to any further involvement with the label (although full signing may result) The album will be re-leased in rind-November, at which time the number 499,2139 will assigned to an answering machine

MUSIC DIVISION'S REVENUES UP, PROFITS DO WN

WCI Reports Record 3rd Quarter,

9-Month Net Warner Communications reported record net profits for

the first nine months and third quarter of 1979 with improved profits in all areas except their record division During the rune months ended September 30, WCI's net increased 26 percent to $75.3 million, up from $59 6 million in the corre-sponding penod of 1978. Revenues for this nine-month period rose 37 percent to $1 2 billion, up from $904.4 million for the year -previous WCI's third quarter net climbed 15 percent to $24.3 mil-lion, up from $21 1 million in 1978 with thud quarter revenues increasing 32 percent to $473 million from $316 5 million in the comparable period for 1978 Profits for WCI's music division slipped 14 percent during

the hrst rune months to $51 2 million from $59.4 million while revenues rose 22 percent to $498.6 million from $409.6 mil-lion for the year-previous Similarly, WCI's music division posted a 17 percent decline in third quarter profits to $14.3 million from $17 3 million, with third quarter revenues in-creasing 21 percent to $166 3 million from $137.3 million in the corresponding period of 1978

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Upcoming Plans are underway for a movie based upon Roy Orbison's life, with "Apocalypse Now"

star Martin Sheen a possible candidate for the starring role. Entitled "The Living Legend," the story of "0" will be produced by Jo. Wyzan. whose most recent production was "And Justice For All," the current Al Pacino vehicle. Shooting is expected for Spring, 1980, and Orbison, who currently records for ElektralAsylum. will contribute two new songs for the film, which should trace Orbison's career from his first group (the Toon Kings) in Texas, through his brief period with Sun Records, to his rise to national prominence via his classic recordings on Monument Records ("Only The Lonely," "Running Scared," "Pretty Woman," et al.). Orbison's prior screen activities include a starring role in "The Fastest Guitar Alive" and singing the title song to Antonloni's "Zabriskie Point."

Renwick Named VP For SESAC

Charles Renwick has been elected a Vice Presi-dent of SESAC Inc. Renwick. formerh Vice President of

Affiliate Relations at the NBC Radio Network, will administer both the broadcast and general licensing areas for SESAC.

SESAC Chairman A.H. Prager, in making the announcement noted, "Mr. Renwick brings with him an expertise of our industry which will be an invaluable asset to the firm in our expanding efforts to service SESAC licensees throughout the world." A four-year veteran of the NBC Radio Network.

Renwick previously spent 16 years with the Storer Broadcasting Company, serving as Vice President and General Manager of WHN/New York from 1973-75 as well as National Program Director for Storer's Radio Division from 1969-1972. Renwick also served as General Manager of WI,/ and WCJW-FM/Cleveland, beginning his broadcast career as an on-air personality at WICNX/Saginaw.

Benedict Named VP For Radio Arts

John Benedict has been promoted to the newly-created I,,Nt of Vice President, Director of Program-ming for Radio Arts Inc. Most recently. Benedict served as Program Manager for the firm, coming to Radio Arts from his position as Program Director of WV1P/Mt. Kisco, NY in 1977. Benedict began his industry career at WHCII/Ithaca, NY.

Chaimowitz Named VP/GM At CBS Discos

Ronald W. Chaimowitz has been appointed to the newly-created position of Vici. President and General Manager of CBS Discos, a new arm of

CBS Records International's Latin American Op-erations, based in Coral Gables, FL, that will be re-sponsible for the marketing, promotion and distribu-tion of Latin product in the U.S. Chaimowitz, a five-year label veteran, will report directly to Steve Die-ner, Executive VP of Creative Operations. Latin American Operations at CBS Records International.

Lowry Named Research Dir. For Bonneville

Robert M. Lowry has been named Director of Research and Program Development for the Bonne-ville International Corporation. A former Presi-dent of Frank Magid Associates Radio Division, Lowry will be based in Bonneville's Salt Lake City offices.

Ostrow To Head Midsong's L.A. Office

Steve Ostrow, West Coast District Manager of Midsong Records, has been named to head the label's newly-established Los Angeles office. The label will be located at 8833 Sunset Blvd., Suite 308, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Temporary phone num-ber is 12131659-8811,

Gooding Named Progressive Music Promo Dir.

At Arista Bob Gooding has been named Director of Pro-

gressive Music Promotion for Arista Records. Prior to joining the label. Gooding served as Vice President of Programming for WCOL-AM-FM/Columbus, having previously been WCOL's Program Director as well as having worked at WCAU-FM/Philadelphia. In his new post, Gooding will be responsible for

all aspects of jazz and progressive music promotion for Arista, Arista/Nmus, Arista/GRP and Savoy Records.

Nicotra Upped To VP/A&R Administration For Arista

Bonnie Leon Nicolea has been appointed to the newly-created position of Vice President of AMR Ad-ministration for Arista Records. Nicotra a three-year veteran of the label, was most recently Director of A R Administration, having previously served in an administrative capacity for Sire Records, ',ether-

Stoller Productions, Red Bird Records, the Wes Farrell Organization and Aldon Music. Nicotra will be responsible for all activities of the

label's A R Administration department, including preparation and supervision of recording budgets and monitoring of project commitments, as well as

assuming the direction of Arista's cop) right and licensing functions.

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The Dupont Com pan cionipleted a surve) not long ago showing that impulse buy ing is stronger than ever II know / just bought a new impulse. According to this report nearly 50

percent of all grocery purchases are not planned at all.

They queried 4000 folks who shopped and found that 46 percent of their pur-(bases were spur of the moment. (Sounds like the title of a 1940 movie . . . Now Lash LaRue in the exciting new cowboy

film . . . "Spur Of The Moment ! "1 What the survey doesn't state is how

many of those 46% were influenced subliminally by radio to suddenly reach for those products.

In case you are wondering . . . the items that topped the list were mainly sugary things like candy, pastries, choc-olate-covered anvils, and gum.

Well, here they are! This year's winners of the big annual Radio &

Records Architectural Commission Awards. A group of distinguished architects

who know the writers and ne'er-do-wells here at R&R have gotten to-gether and listed their choices for the Best Buildings around the country . . . and the people responsible for them

will receive the coveted "Flarney," which is like the Oscar only it's mis-shapen. Here are some of the winners: 1. Mable and Earl's Hi-De-Ho

Burrito Stand In Burbank. Mable and Earl have fashioned almost

three-and-a-half tons of chicken wire and plaster into a giant Ifive-story 1 burrito!

In neon, bits of refried beans drip from the bottom of the sign, and a replica of Pancho Villa (also in neon and plaster( has an arm moving up and down and the words "Burp" coming from his mouth! Good taste pays off every time and R&R commission is thrilled to give the Flarney to this de-serving couple. Mable accepted at a re-cent luncheon, held in one of the Moose Hall banquet rooms, and wore her large butterfly glasses . . . a four-and-a-half foot Pomona Tease hairstyle, and featured a rhinestone muu-muu with the words "Good Taste" embroid-ered on the back.

Earl wore a bean-stained T-shirt

and excessive body hair.

The second Flarney goes to the build-ers and planners of the Murney Falls Doctor's Chop Shop. It's a medical

building not far from the Golden Mall where four strangers were mauled last night.

The Chop Shop is the only building designed to look like a giant medical bag! Yes, this amazing building looks exactly like that little bag that doctors carry. The sign across the top (which is cleverly made to look like the place where the doctor's identification should be ) says: "Test Your Medical Insur-ance Plan With Us" . . . and flashing on and off in smaller letters: "Ask About A Kickback! Cash... Cash...

Cash" . . . They are, by the way, the only group

of doctors in the nation to be simul-taneously investigated by the State

Medical Board and the Zoning Com-mission!

And the third big Flarney winner is the Foonman All Night Shoe Repair Shop in Manhattan. Their building, of course, is in the shape of a shoe which revolves. Then across the top of the shoe, a large and tasteful sign that

says: "Shoe Repairs, Acupuncture. And Colonies !"

Foonman himself is an expert in all of these fields . . . plus the accordion lessons, which are from three to seven in the afternoons. And there you have a cross-section

of the big winners . . . one of the rea-sons elegance in building American continues down through the decades. The FUR Architectural commission salutes you.

By the way — special attention goes to the radio station in Krelb, Nebras-ka which built its transmitter tower in the shape of an FCC commissioner in hopes that he would overlook their forged elevator permit and the fact that the control room was used as a brothel! They have been sentenced to watch every Chuck Barris game show through a flavor straw!

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JIMMY FOX JOINS KCB0 /SAN DIEGO — Leaves KUPD/ Phoenix, Joins as MD/air per-sonality

• BERNIE TORRES EXITS DRAKE-CHENAULT, K100

• R&R RELOCATES — Moves down the block to 6430 Sunset, home till May 1978

▪ NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO — "You

Ain't Seen NothIn' Yet" — BTO (Mercury)

NUMBER ONE COUNTRY — "Mississippi Cot-

ton Picker" — Charley Pride (RCA)

Pirates, Orioles Put ABC On Top

The concluding two games of the World Series finished 1-2 by a wide margin in the Nielsen ratings for the week

ending October 21, and gave ABC a solid victory, despite a strong assault by CBS's series (seven in the top ten) ABC earned a 21.2 average rating, CBS moved up to second with 18 7. best so far this season, and NBC slid back to third with 16.9, thanks to lust three programs in the top 20. CBS dominated the 20, and ABC managed to take only the 19-20 positions aside from the two Series games and two pregame shows

The final game of the Series was the week's champion, with a solid 36 9 rating and 56 share, with Game No 6 sec-ond, trailing by almost five ratings points. Next came 3) "MASH" (CBS) 4) "WKRP in Cincinnati" (CBS, both returning to their strong summer season form) 5) "Little House On The Prairie" (NBC) 6) "60 Minutes" (CBS) tied with "One Day Al A Time" (CBS). a special wedding episode 8) "The Jeffersons" (CBS) 9) "Alice" (CBS) and 10) "Dallas" (CBS) The second half of the top 20 led off with the pregame show for the final Series game at 11, followed by the warmup

festivities for the sixth game at 12. Following were 13) "Lou Grant" (CBS) 14) "Trapper John, MD" (CBS), leading the new shows 15) "Dukes Of Hazzard" (CBS) 16) "Quincy" (NBC) 17) "TV Guide" special (NBC) 18) "Archie's Place" (CBS), beating out "Mork & Mindy" this week 19) "Barney Miller" (ABC), and 20) "Benson" (ABC)

CBS Kicks Off Cancellation Derby

CBS, off to a slow start in the network competition this season, was the first network to take action in pruning its schedule of less-than-promising series. Over the last week or so, CBS cancelled new series "Working Stiffs" and "Struck By Lightning," and has put on hiatus debut series "Big Shamus And Little Shamus," "The Last Resort," and "Paris," plus a last-season debut. -The Bad News Bears." Expect more of this sort of thing to come.

MUSIC ON TV — KHJ/Los Angeles morning man Rick Dees hosts "Top Ten," a special covering the top ten of "everything" with comedy and music. Dees's wife, Julie McW hirter Dees, is also a star of the show, which airs Oct. 27

on NBC ... MCA/Songbird and the Christian Broadcasting Network will produce a Christmas special called "On This Christmas Night," based on the Songbird LP of the same name B.J. Thomas, Dan Peek, the Boones, B.W. Stevenson, and Tennesse Ernie Ford are among the guests on the show, which will air on CBS and cable stations. Ashford 8, Simpson are on "Dinah" Oct 31 Hall & Oates appear on "Rock Concert" in most markets starting Oct 27 and ex-tending through November, depending on local scheduling Stephanie Mills is also set for similarly staggered appearances on the same show, and New England is on "Rock Concert" November 3 in many locations

*--n11441' Videodisc players will be in 30 to 50 percent of the U.S. homes that have color TV by 1990, claims RCA

Exec, VP Herb Schlosser In other words, there will be between 25 to 40 million videodisc players in operation In 10 years. RCA doubtlessly plans to capture a large share of the market when it announces the market introduc-tion date for Its "SelectaVision" videodisc system in December 1979. Schlosser noted that when the "Selecta-Vision" system does become available, it will be on a national basis and not confined to a few test markets. During the system's first year of Introduction, RCA expects to make 300 titles available, half of which will be feature films (both recent and classics) . . Sony Video Products Co debuted a prototype of its videodisc player recently. General market introduction is two years away. Sony also claims to have alternate forms of videodisc hardware under development as well. J Philip Stack Sony VP and National Sales Manager, predicted that video-discs will become more prevalent than VCR's due to videodiscs' software being lower priced. Stack added that because the VCR can tape off the air and videodisc cannot, the two systems will coexist much like tape recorders and record players ...

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RbR/Friday, October 28, 1979 atings esearch

The State Of RAM Research — R&R Investigates Allegations, Reports RAM Response As part of our continuing effort to keep you

abreast of developments within the radio ratings industry. R&R would like you to be aware of cer-tain allegations made against RAM Research re-cently, and the response by the company to those allegations. Although the charges are, at face value, serious, RAM officials have assured R&R that the company is operating at a high-quality level.

Exclusive Investigation R&R's exclusive investigation into the affairs

of San Diego-based RAM began several weeks ago. At that time, some recently-released operations-level employees of RAM came to this writer with what they sincerely felt was a list of serious charges against the ratings firm. The bottom line was that the employees felt they had been released for not going along with what they felt were shoddy meth-ods they believed RAM was practicing. After talking with the sources and reviewing the docu-mentation which was supplied, R&R was con-vinced that the story needed to be pursued.

Ethnic Retrieval Allegations Most of the issues brought to our attention by

the former RAM staffers revolved around the treat-ment of that touchy research issue, ethnic retrie-val. Specifically, the allegatons stated;

I. In Miami for the April/May/June report, es-timates initially looked too low for WQBA, the leading Spanish-language station there, due to a poor sample return among Spanish diaries. Thus, it was alleged, WQBA diaries were "manually weighted" upwards until they could generate a higher share for WQBA.

2. In Chicago, again for the April/May/June RAM report, WBMX, a Black-formatted station, allegedly had garnered too high a share. As a re-sult, it was alleged that 18 diaries with entries to WBMX were examined again to see if they could be either deleted from the sample or were indeed valid diaries.

Other markets, our sources stated, could have also been affected by what appeared to be tamper-ing with the ethnic return. These markets included Norfolk, Indianapolis, and San Antonio.

3. Ethnic retrieval telephone interviewers, based at RAM's headquarters in San Diego, al-legedly were involved in numerous instances of falsifying completed ethnic diaries in order to earn more pay (the interviewers are evidently paid on a fee-per-completed-interview basis).

When these allegations were examined and discussed with Jack McCoy, President of RAM, .1ml Don Cole, President of Cole Industries, RAM's

parent company, they were able to provide docu-mentation to R&R that effectively showed that allegations 1 and 2 above were not correct and were based perhaps on an incomplete knowledge by the accusers of what was going on at RAM during the time in question.

RAM's Response Respectively, the replies from the Cole/RAM

officials to the specific allegations were as follows; I. Up until the April/May/June RAM surveys,

the company did not engage in ethnic weighting. RAM made an attempt to, through its procedures, capture enough ethnic return and had never had a serious problem with drastic under-return of such diaries. However, in the Miami situation the Spanish response was so poor that RAM decided to implement inanually a computer weighting scheme going into all ethnic markets effective with the April/May/June report. Operations staffers at RAM have assured R&R that the weighting was done appropriately, cell-by-cell, and that no attempt was made to select only the WQBA diaries and boost them specifically.

2. In Chicago, 18 diaries were selected from a data tape and some of these diaries with signifi-cant listening to WBMX were eliminated. How-ever, the tape in question, according to the RAM officials, was merely a duplicate of the actual report data tape, and that various software de-bugging tests were being performed on this dupli-cate tape. The ethnic weighting software was cor-rected after a number of attempts, and the 18 diaries were never actually deleted from the mas-ter tape used to produce the Chicago April/May/ June report. All diaries with entries to WBMX were used, the RAM spokesmen assured us.

In the instances of other markets, again diaries may have been deleted from test tapes used to debug the computer program for handling ethnic weighting, but RAM has stated to R&R that in none of these cases did diaries get removed from a tape used to produce the report for the relevant market.

The feeling of RAM leadership is that when the former operations staffers were asked to re-move diaries, they assumed the removal was com-ing from an actual report data tape, when that was not actually the case.

Falsified Ethnic Diaries The allegation regarding the possibility that

telephone diaries were being falsified evidently did have some merit to it. According to our sources, and confirmed by RAM officials, at least one tele-phone retrieval interviewer did, during the latter

Q&A At a recent seminar we were asked "Why does Arbitron use 'blind' ads in newspapers to

attract the workers who conduct the local radio surveys?"

A 'blind' ad, which does not mention the name of the company seeking the personnel, is used to cut down on the possibility that someone with a media connection might want to sign up to work for Arbitron — and possibly influence the results of the local survey. Although the vaguely worded ad may cut down on media infiltration into the Arbitron staff, the ads, because they are so vague, also generally attract a lower caliber of applicant. Survey results may be affected as a result of the local survey staff being of not very high quality.

The radio industry needs to resolve the dilemma — either ask Arbitron to be specific in its advertising for local employees (and risk the potential media intrusion) or be prepared for the possibility of poorer survey quality due to the type of people who might respond to a blind ad.

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Wallace & Washburn Expand Qualitatisc

Sales. Programming Research Efforts

Wallace & Washburn. the Bragnoliased research firm. is expanding the number of markets in which its qualitative research studies will be available to broadcasters. With client still in Boston and New York. finn is seeking to add other top 10 markets to its roster for biannual reports. Stations can benefit from product usage and demographic data for sales purposes. while also finding the programming section of Wallace & Washburn reports infor-mative. Data is available on musical prefer.

!O M hsr station, info on tuneout problems, and listener perception of station's pluses and min-uses.

Next week this column will examine Pills the quality and type of information generated to Wallace & Washburn report. Well talk with Kim Wallace and Harold Washburn, both of whom have extensive packaged goods market• ing experience.

Burke Reopens I.A. Office

The resurgence of Burke Broadcast Research continues as the alternative ratings firm re-opens its IA. office. Bresci Leonard. who for-merit beaded the Burke operations on the coast. will be returning to again guide Burke's attempt to make West Coast headway against Arbitron.

part of 1978 and the early part of this year, falsify radio listening and interview cipmpletion records According to records shown us by Don Cole, that telephone staffer has since been released by RAM for not following the proper procedures in carry-ing out her job. It could not be determined exactly which markets might have been affected by her performance, but since she was bilingual it is possible that markets with Spanish stations or a Spanish retrieval technique were affected by her falsifications.

Media In Into Surveys As we implied last week, RAM, like Arbitron,

has potential problems with media-related indivi-duals getting survey diaries. We cited the case where a broadcaster (in Milwaukee) received six diaries from RAM. Just recently another broad-caster brought to our attention the fact that he had been called by RAM (and received diaries) for the Springfield, MA survey. While RAM is tightening up its operations with regard to the ethnic retrieval area, it would also behoove the company to consider new steps to try and stem the possibility of broadcasters getting survey diaries. Asking a media affiliation question during the placement interview is a step in the right direc-tion.

The State Of RAM — Improving Our investigation into the affairs of RAM has

shown that some serious allegations made against the firm have been off the mark and without foundation. However, like any ratings service, RAM needs to keep an eye on the operation of its ethnic retrieval methods. The computer weighting scheme used by RAM since July may go a long way towards keeping things on an even keel in this area. The company has also shown no hesitancy to fire employees who in the past have not followed the RAM operating procedures. RAM has applied for an audit by the Broadcast Rating Council, and as that audit approaches, the company will continue to improve its documentation of proce-dures. All of these trends bode well for a firm which hopes, by 1985, to achieve parity with Ar-bitron. R&R will continue to keep on top of de-velopments within RAM — and the other ratings services — so that you have the best information on this crucial area of our industry.

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Gee, I'm Sorry . . . You BELIEVED That? It was the most famous radio program 1 ever heard about. It scared the living daylights out of many people, who

hopped in their cars and trucks trying to escape alien killers. People huddled in their homes, protectively hugging their children, preparing to die in the next few hours. A great many more people merely sat listening to their radios greatly enter-tained, knowing the program was only a drama.

Of course, the radio show was "Invasion From Mars!" better known by the name of the book from which it sas adapted, H.G. Welle's "War Of The Worlds."

Because of its impact on the nation and its historical value. I've dug up the script for you, as presented by Orson Welles the evening of October 30, 1938 on "Mercury Theater On The Air."

Just As People Heard It In '38 Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. From the Meridian Room in the Park Plaza in New York City, we bring you the

musk of Ramon Raquello and his orchestra. With a touch of the Spanish, Ramon Raquello leads off with "La Cumparsita" (MUSIC BEGINSI.

ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen, we interrupt our program of dance music to bring you a special bulletin from the Intercontinental Radio News! At 20 minutes before 8 Central Time, Professor Farrell of the Mount Jennings Observa-tory, Chicago, Illinois. reports observing several explosions of incandescent gas, occurring at regular intervals on the planet Mars . . . Now, nearer home, comes a special announcement from Trenton, New Jersey. It is reported that at 8:50pm a huge flaming object, believed to be a meteorite, fell on a farm in the neighborhood of Grover. Mill. New Jersey. 22 miles from Trenton . . . .

We now take you to Grover, Mill, New Jersey (CROWD NOISES. POLICE SIRENS).

REPORTER: I wish I could convey the atmosphere . . . the background of this . . . fantastic scene! Hundreds of cars are parked in a field back of us. Police are trying to rope off the roadway leading to the farm. But it's no use. They're breaking right through. Their headlights throw an enormous spot on the pit where the object's half-buried . . . .

Just a minute! Something's happening! Ladies and gentlemen, this is terrific! This end of the thing is beginning to flake off! The top is beginning to rotate like a screw! The thing must be hollow!

Wait a minute! Someone's crawling out of the hollow top! Someone or . . . something . . . . There, I can see the thing's body. It's large as a bear and it glistens like wet leather. But that face . . . it's indescribable.

can hardly force myself to keep looking at it. The eyes are black and gleam like a serpent. The mouth is V-shaped with saliva dripping from its rimless lips that seem to quiver and pulsate . . . .

A humped shape is rising out of the pit. I can make out a small beam of light against a mirror. What's that? There's a jet of flame springing from the mirror, and it leaps right at the advancing men. It strikes them head-on! Good Lord, they're turning to flame! (SCREAMS AND SHRIEKS) Now the whole field's caught fire! (EXPLOSION) The woods . . . the barns . . . the gas tanks of aUtomobiles . . . it's spreading everywhere. It's coming this way! About 20 yards to my right . . . (CRASH OF MICROPHONE . . . THEN DEAD SILENCE,.

ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen, due to circumstances beyond our control, we are unable to continue the broad-cast from Grover, Mill. Evidently there's some difficulty with our field transmission . . . .

Ladies and gentlemen. I have a grave announcement to make. Incredible as it may seem, both the observations of science and the evidence of our eyes lead to the inescapable assumption that those strange beings who landed in the Jersey

farmlands tonight are the vanguard of an invading army from the planet Mars! The battle which took place tonight at Grovers Mill has ended in one of the most startling defeats ever suffered by an anny in modern times; 7000 men armed with rifles and machine guns pitted against a single fighting machine of the invaders from Mars. One hundred and twenty known survivors!

• • •

These excerpts from Welles's script give the flavor of radio's most exciting one-shot program. There are still tapes around, I believe, but replaying them would nearly guarantee the FCC coming around with the curb-service license shredder.

• • • •

MONDAY OCT. 29: Fifty years ago today the stock market was crashing and the United States began what turned out to be ten years of the "Great Depression." On October 29, 1929, nearly everyone was trying to get rid of stock. and more than 16 million shares were traded in one still-remembered day. Within a few weeks the paper loss was about 26 billion. The Minneapolis Star of that day said. "Traders surged about the brokerage offices watching their holdings wiped

out." The headline in Variety was "Wall Street Lays An Egg." The New York Times had been optimistic through the preceding weeks, and even on the day after the Crash headlined "Stocks Collapse In 16,410,030-Share Day. But Rally At Close Cheers Brokers: Bankers Optimistic, To Continue Aid."

Richard Dreyfuss becomes 32. Denny Leine, charter member of Wings, turns 35.

Seven years ago today former President Richard Nixon went into shock during phlebitis surgery, and many people thought he was about to die )19721.

TUESDAY OCT. 30: Arnold Pii..airo, bass player of Foxy, is 29. Ball player Mickey Rivers hits 31. Henry "The Fonz" Winkler turns 34.

The all-time champion radio program was broadcast 41 years ago. Orson Welles's "Invasion From Mars" in 1938. Despite disclaimers, many thought it to be actual news bulletins about Martians invading Earth, overwhelming our defenses easily and moving at will across New Jersey. Drivers trying to get away from the "invasion" area jammed highways. A woman listening in Pittsburgh was saved from suicide with only seconds to spare, as she yelled "I'd rather die this way" than be killed by aliens.

WEDNESDAY OCT. 31 HALLOWEEN: Dale Evans is 67 today, little buckaroos. Kinky Friedman is 35.

THURSDAY NOV. 1: The world's first H-bomb explosion was 27 years ago today on Eniwetok Atoll in the Pacific 11952). 203 years ago today the first non-native structure in California was established: the mission at San Juan Capistrano (1776). The startling idea of the forward pass was first tested 66 years ago today during the Army-Notre Dame game 119131.

Thirteen years ago then-President Lyndon Johnson got so charged up during a speech to some soldiers that he lied that his great-great-grandfather had died in the Battle of the Alamo.

Gordon Lightfoot is 40.

FRIDAY NOV. 2: The first commercial radio station, KDKA, on this date in 1920 broadcast election returns from East Pittsburgh. PA. Warren Harding became President, in the first contest in which women voted nationwide.

Jimmy Carter won the Presidential election three years ago.

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On Converting Dollars Into Sense

5 o you've spent a lot of time and some big bucks on your market survey Your results are back, and the computer has

been spitting out printouts for days How do you escape that information overload and actually convert your considerable investment into usable market intelligence? That is, how do you interpret

the observed results and apply them to your

problem? This is generally referred to as the problem

of transforming "data" into "information " A pile of data is useless until it has been care-fully sifted and distilled to arrive at the meaning-ful portion — the information which will help you to make sound programming decisions

Always Plan Ahead

The first, most basic, and by far most impor-

tant rule for achieveing interpretable results is to plan, in advance, the kinds of analyses you want to conduct in order to solve your problem For instance, you should know which questions you wish to analyze on a simple frequency basis (i e., to determine percentages across the entire sam-

ple) and which ones you want to cross-tab against other variables, such as age, sex, and current listenership. By planning such analyses in ad-vance, you can be sure that the questionnaire includes the necessary items on which to per-form the analysis, and you will also be less likely to be overwhelmed by the data when they arrive

on your desk

Statistical Considerations Let's take an example wherein we wish to

estimate the proportion of people in the market who have a strong preference for an AOR-for-matted station After running the survey and analyzing the results, we find the following pat-

tern: "What is your favorite type of radio pro-

gramming format?"

Format Top 40

AOR

Country

Black

Dancemusic

PoplAdult

Beautiful

TalkINews

Total

75

85

ao 50

35

125

25

65

15.0

17.0

8.0

10.0

7.0

25.0

5.0

13.0

500 100

Now, suppose you had it in mind to switch to an AOR format if at least 15% of the listeners in the market preferred it. Based

on the table alone, you might be inclined to make the format shift, but consideration of the range of estimates tells you that the observed 17% is not necessarily really larger than 15%. There is some real possibility that the true value is less than 15% In that case, you will either

have to change, i e., lower your decision criterion to accept the possibility of the smaller (than 15%) figure, or else increase your sample size to the point where a 17% figure would fall into a range whose minimum value is 15%. In the

present instance, that would entail a total sam-le size of 893, or an additional 393 respondents. If after the additional sampling, your observed percentage is 17% or greater, then you could conclude, with 90% confidence, that the true percentage of AOR aficionados is greater than

15% .

In interpreting this table, we must bear in mind the fact that the 17 0% figure for AOR is not set in concrete If you recall my recent column on sample size, you remember that surveys can only provide range estimates of true population percentages. So, assuming that our sample of 500 was selected via a probability sampling pro-cedure, we can compute the range of values around the 17% figure. Based on the computa-tional formula, with a 90% degree of confidence, the above table really tells us that the true per-centage of listeners who prefer AOR is some-where between 14.3 and 19.7.

Displaying The Data Last week I mentioned that the use of pie

charts and histograms was advisable for com-municating survey results Before actually dis-playing the data in that form, however. I usually begin my data interpretation by taking a blank copy of the questionnaire and filling in the re-sponse percentages for every question (i e.. a simple one-way frequency) This questionnaire

complete with observed percentages then be-comes my "road map" for further analysis

For example, a quick glance at the demo-graphic percentages will give a feel for how well

the sample reflects the demographic character-istics of your market The local Chamber of Com-merce or Census Bureau should have statistics available for you to use as a baseline for com-parison. To the extent that your sample demo-graphics look different from the population baseline, then you know that something went wrong with your sampling (e.g., the interviewers called at the wrong times to catch a true repre-sentative sample, or the refusals were systemati-cally related to demographic characteristics. etc.).

1

Stages in the Market Research Process

Problem Definition

Decision To Be Made

Value Of Information

Budget Decision

f your sample demographics don't match the baseline well, then you are forced to place less confidence in the results for

other questions (like music preferences) for which you have no baseline against which to compare. Thus, the most useful starting point for interpre-tation is the demographic section of the ques-tionnaire — it sets the frame of reference for how much faith you are going to place in the rest

of your results.

Research Design

Sample Design

Data Collection

Data Analysis

Interpretation

Decision

Sometimes an anticipated cross-tab cannot be performed because not enough of the sample falls into one of the categories. Suppose, for in-stance, that you wanted to compare your cur-rent listeners with non-listeners with respect to their format preferences But the results of the

survey come back as follows. "Do you ever listen to radio station KNRD

[Your station]?"

Data Dredging Once you have gone through the question-

naire with the percentages filled in and checked out the basic results, other analyses usually are suggested For example, in the table above, one may want to know how the 17% AOR lovers breaks down into males and females. This would suggest a cross-tab between sex and the format

question.

Yes

No

Total

25

475

5

95

500 100

In this case, the small number of listeners would

prevent you from conducting any kind of mean-ingful cross-tabulations on listenership You should, therefore, anticipate such results based on Arbitron or Burke ratings and use a stratified random sample if the comparison of listeners and non-listeners is important to you Again, the value of advance planning is illustrated by the

above example.

In sum, the interpretation of a survey is that step in which data are converted to useful information. The most logical 1

flow of interpretation begins with simple one-way frequencies and then proceeds to two-way

cross-tabulations for the purpose of making group comparisions You may be tempted, in some cases, to analyze the data even more micro-

scopically via 3-way cross-tabs. For example, what percentage of males. 18-34, prefer an AOR format? Unless you have very large sample sizes, such 3-way analyses can become distorted by having very small cell sizes. As a general rule of thumb. I don't trust any percentage based on less than 30 people. And even that is subject to a lot of potential error. So, unless 3-way cross-tabs are absolutely critical, or you have planned in advance for them by using a stratified sampling plan, you should try to stick with 2-way analyses.

NEXT WEEK: Our research odyssey con-

cludes with the final step- Decision

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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Are Shamrock Broadcasting and SJR Communications talking about a possible merger? Street Talk says yes! If those two companies were to become one, some "spinning off" of properties would follow, because in combination the two firms hold 11 FM's and 6 AM's.

A shakeup of sorts at KIIS-FM/Los Angeles last week as two jocks exited the station. A.J. Martin and Steve Weed are now free agents and PD Mike Wagner has gone back on the air in PM-drive as part of a "total staff realignment." In addition, Mike will be surrendering the other half of his PD duties (KIIS-AM), with a new Program Director to be named for the P/ A AM soon. This might further fuel the rumors of K I IS-FM switching from Dancemusic back to Top 40, but in reality it's most likely an economic cutback that was inevitable.

Scotty Brink to be the new morning man at WXLO/New York? Yes, it's true, but . . . in-stead of starting on October 1st, as was originally planned, Scotty will take over on November 1st. Seems that a small contract point with his former employer, WNBC/New York, has delayed his 99FM debut.

Look for a major realignment of the executive power structure within Elektra/Asylum. We hear it's already underway with official announcements to come next week. • Street Talk congratulations to Todd Chase on being promoted to Station Manager at JB105/

Providence. Todd will continue to program the station, but will now become much more involved in the overall operation. As Todd told us, "It's very nice to be working for a company that treats people the way this one does." JB105 is owned by the Providence Journal.

Jack Armstrong (and the Gorilla) have found a new home in Los Angeles at KFI. After leaving KHTZ, the schizoid one (or should that be two?) has signed on the newly-created 4-7pm shift.

Michelle Phillips said, "No comment." The Grass Roots said, "Let's live for today, ya know?" But you can't stop Dunhill Records! Yes, they're coming back, distributed by MCA and run by the original owners, Bobby Roberts and Hal Landers. We pay. "Welcome back!"

Christopher Haze resigned late last week at Z97/Ft. Worth, where he had been the 9-12noon jock. PD Gary Mack has rearranged the staff somewhat and now has an opening at 6-10pm. Inter-ested folks with experience should contact Gary at Z97. Where Haze is headed is not yet public, but we're betting he won't leave the Lone Star State.

The lead singer said, "We just wanna play rock in China." The discussions have indeed been going on between representatives of the band and prominent Chinese Embassy officials in Wash-ington. Right now, nothing is definite, but there is a distinct possibility of China seeing its first hardcore Western rock & roll band next year. What's the group? The Rolling Stones.

From our "Hey, We Can't Lose Department" comes this item: WCAO/Baltimore's morning team of Louie & the Bear (Lou Roberts & Alan Berrier) made a World Series bet with KDKA/ Pittsburgh morning man Jack Boget. The bad weather and seven-game length of the series made for some great phoners between the two morning shows, but in the end Louie & the Bear had to fly to Pittsburgh, kiss the ground in the center of the city (as several dignitaries watched in rapture),

and publicly apologize for Baltimore's ignominious defeat. And as if that weren't enough, next weekend Jack Boget (and a party of three guests) will be treated by WCAO to a fun-filled, all expenses paid weekend in Baltimore. With the Superbowl coming up next, we hope Louie & the Bear have learned their lesson.

Ron Farber, West Coast Regional Promotion man, has left A&M Records after seven years with the label. He can be reached at (213) 877-8960.

And finally, lots of stations get their airstaff together on the eve of the ARB for a little "kick-off celebration," and apparently the tradition is alive and well in Louisville. Both WAKY and KJ100 scheduled their get-togethers on the same evening, and WAKY's PD Mike McVay just happened to find out the location of KJ100 gathering. Being a fun-loving (and basically devious) type, Mike went into action. On the evening of the party, the staff of KJI00 had just finished their first round of drinks when the waiter stepped up to the table and informed them that the refresh-ments had been paid for by the staff of WAKY radio, who wished them well in the upcoming battle. The silence that followed was punctuated only by the sound of various jaws dropping open. Isn't competition fun?

DONT LET KER MIT SEE THIS — Prior to the big Slippery Rock and Shippensburg game, CKL W/Detroit's morn

ing man Dick Purtan stuffed and mounted the renowned muppet personality, Miss Piggy, for the first annual "Piggy Bowl Award The award was presented to Slippery Rock College at their pre game pep rally. Purtan

(On the left) hams it up with Slippery Rock's Atheletic Director and President, who seem to be taking it rather

well, but when you consider all the Slippery Rock jokes they must hear, the smiles are understandable.

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REM/Friday, October 29. 1979

TOP-40 John Leader

FALL'S CONTESTS AND PROMOTIONS

Ga mes The Top Five Markets Play There are basically two schools of thought when it comes to big radio contests:

those who like 'em and those who don't That statement applies to programmers and listeners alike

This week I talked with 14 programmers, all PD's of Top 40 stations within the top five markets, and asked them to explain what contests or promotions they were using for the fall sweep. There are some really big giveaways in progress and there are some stations that are continuing their policies of no big hoopla. Other station programmers around the country may be surprised at who's doing what and why, but it's always inter-esting to know what's on the air where the budgets are usually large. It's also fun to re-member what was happening promotionally when the results of this fall's ARB are re-leased after Christmas. Let's get into the top five markets and see what listeners from coast to coast are hearing this fall.

HIT TIME CITITT WABC is concentrating all its promotional efforts on the air this

fall, as opposed to doing a large outside TV. billboard or newspaper campaign. The ma-jor contest is called "The Jackpot Game" and it's a variation on playing a slot machine. During the hour the jock will announce what three symbols have come up in the WABC slot machine (three bars, three lemons. etc.) and what those symbols are worth in cash. The contestant, who calls in later on in the hour, has to identify what the symbols were and how much they are worth. It's a straight-ahead quarter-hour maintenance contest with cash winners up to $1000 every hour. WABC has also purchased 100 pairs of tickets for Elton John's N.Y.C. concerts and 100 pairs of seats for the upcoming Fleetwood Mac shows, all of which will be given away on the air.

WNBC continues its bumper sticker contest which has the WNBC spotter looking for stickers and giving the winner a choice of four envelopes (W, N, B, & C) each containing a different prize. For the finale, which will occur during this sweep, one of the four envelopes will contain the keys to a 1961 Rolls Royce Silver Cloud II! In addition to the Rolls the station will also give away the brightly painted WNBC "Chase Van" that has been used to spot the stickers. The station is also completing production on its second "Home Town Album," featuring local talent performing their own original music. Further, WNBC is running a sizable TV spot schedule promoting both lmus In The Morn-ing and WNBC's being the number two music station in New York (by cume) and its desire to be number one.

WXLO, under new PD Don Kelly, is running a "Secret Serial Number" contest offering $1000 dollar bills as the reward for guessing the number. Hourly clues are given that may be mathematical or riddles about various points of interest within the city. The station hopes to have at least ten winners during the contest's run. Don told me, "I really have the format only about 60% in place for the fall, so I'm trying to hold the share about where it was or perhaps increase it slightly. We should be totally ready with the entire new sound by January-February, at which time we'll really show our stuff."

CELIOYACMD When it comes to promotions you can always count on WLS for a biggie

and this fall is no exception as the Big 89 offers to put its listeners on "Easy Street." Listeners are encouraged to send WLS a postcard with their names, addresses, etc., and then listen for their names to be announced on the air. Interestingly enough, PD John Gehron is making this contest very easy by pre-promoting exactly when names will be announced. The named listeners are then given 30 minutes to call. If they do call, they qualify for "Easy Street" and automatically win"a piece of Easy Street" just for calling in. Eventually 80 qualifiers will go into a hopper for the grand prize drawing. The ultimate winner gets "Easy Street," which includes the following huge list of prizes: a 1980 Mustang, rent or mortgage payments for a year, $2500 worth of furniture, $1000 wardrobe, $3000 in groceries, $1000 in gold. $1000 worth of home entertainment equipment, $1000 in sporting equipment, $1000 in Chicago entertainment events (movies, concerts, restaurants, limo rides, etc.) and a Mexican vacation, all expenses paid! The contest is being supported by TV and newspaper ads and displays at many of the WLS sponsors' locations. The key to the contest is how easy it is to play. Contestants simply register with a postcard, the sta-tion tells them when names will be announced and should you hear your name and call in you can win a part of "Easy Street," which is one of the many prizes that make up the entire grand prize. In other words just for calling in, you could win a new car or $1000 in gold. Then all qualifiers enter the drawing for the entire package of prizes.

WEFM is offering its listeners a series of "Glamor Concert Trips" to various cities around North America. The trips send winners to places like New York, Los Angeles, Montreal, etc., to see groups like Fleetwood Mae, Eagles, and other superstars. WEFM is doing its continuing outside promotion on Chicago bus-sides and using TV as well. The TV spots are general sells for music and the station's image.

MD li kHO To say the Top 40 race in L.A. Is interesting would be a classic example of understate-

ment. Los Angeles is the only market among the top five with six radio stations going after the same general audience, playing the same general type of music. And in counting those stations, I'm leaving out the AOR's (4 more stations), the Dancemusic outlets (2 more), and the Black-formatted stations (3 more).

Promotionally, KHJ is running the biggest contest this fall with their "Million Dollar Minute." The station has purchased $1 million in Krugerrands (gold coins), and the contest will allow one winner to scoop up a single handful of the coins as the grand prize. Figuring that a ICnigerrand weighs one ounce. and that the price of one ounce of gold has been running from $350-400. the winner has a good chance of taking away quite a handful! The contest is being supported by TV ads and on-air promos voiced by Paul Frees, one of the best-known voice-over talents in the country (perhaps best remembered in radio for last year's impressive KFR( /San Francisco "UFO Promo" narration). Poten-tial gold winners call hourly to qualify for the final drawing and chance at the Krugerrands. The finale of the contest will be held November 14th on KHJ-TV's "Midmorning L.A." show and it's being billed as someone's chance to "manhandle a million."

KFI, meanwhile, is keeping its promotional profile low as usual. PD John Rook told me, "I have never been an ARB programmer and I don't believe in big contests. I fully believe that talent will bring in the listeners, and that big contests only give your station the image of being 'Top 40' in the worst sense of the words. We do some hourly giveaways, but no big contests. I just don't believe in them . . . never have!" I will say that I have heard Lohman & Barkley giving away "live Maine lobsters" every morning, but the duo makes the lobsters crawl to the winner's home, so I guess that's not really a "big contest."

KRLA, the final AM Top 40 in L.A., has a continuing promotion going called the "KRLA Hit Man." The station has been putting bumper stickers into the market for quite some time now, and the KRLA Hit Man continues to spot those and award $100 in cash when people have their radios on KRLA, and smaller prizes if they don't happen to be listening at the time. Another money contest }MLA does is "Money

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When you call WFIL to speak with new PD Ray Quinn, the receptionist at the station answers the phone, "WFIL's gonna make you rich!" That par-ticular contest, a variation on the cash-call theme, has been running on WFIL for two years and it continues through this book. Random cash amounts from $1000 to $5000 are announced on the air, and then calls are made to residents of Philadelphia. If they can identify the exact amount as promoted over the air, they win it all. The contest is played 8-10 times a day. The station is also running the very popular "Ellery Queen Minute Mysteries." This series of mysteries has the contestant match wits with the master sleuth Ellery Queen, trying to determine who the guilty party is within the :60 audio vignette. Winners receive $56 and dinner for two at a Philadelphia restaurant. WFIL also has an ongoing promotion involving the giving away of its now-famous coffee cups. Listeners who have WFIL on at work are encouraged to send in a letter (on their company's letterhead) requesting the cups. Three times a day letters are picked, read on the air, and the coffee cups are on their way. Filially ( there is a lot going on at WFIL this fall), Ray has put together a "Bonus Prize Package" for all winners on the station between now and Thanksgiving to have a shot at. It consists of a new Cadillac Coupe de Ville, 1000 gallons of gasoline, and a $5000 fur coat. Anyone who wins anything on WFIL before Thanksgiving (even just an LP) goes into the hopper for the "Bonus Prize Package" drawing.

WIFI, as you may know, is WEFM/Chicago's sister station and is doing the exact same promotion as WEFM for this fall's sweep. PD Steve Rivers and I were kidding on the phone that the concert trip winners from WIFI might wind up seated next to the trip winners from WEFM at the same concert. Imagine the surprise of the two couples, if they got to discussing how they came to be at that particular concert and each was there because of a radio station contest in each of their particular home-towns. Anyway. WIFI is using two giant painted billboards along freeways and 300 bus-sides, plus some TV for outside promotion this fall.

DDETPERIOTEr When you start looking for Top 40 radio in Detroit, there is only one

left, CKLW, and even the Big 8 is leaning more adult these days. PD Bill Gable has the "CKLW Song Puzzle" contest running this fall and it's a variation of the old "guess the songs" game. Segments from three songs have been put together on the 4-track and mixed into a mini-montage, which is played early in the hour, with a solicited guess following later on. The winners receive $80 in cash and a chance at a trip for two to the apir'bean. All the weekly winners are put into a hopper for jock Tom Shannon to draw prom on his Saturday show. That person wins the trip. CKLW is spending over $100,000 on TV, promoting morning crazy Dick Porten, using a specially produced animated TV spot. Also, CKLW hired the services of Dick & Bert to create audio image promos for the sta-tion, all humorous, attempting to recycle some of Purtan's giant morning cume into other dayparts, specifically afternoon-drive. In addition, CKLW continues to run weekly special programs featuring artists like Bee Gees, Donna Summer, and Barry Mani low.

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That's It. That's what's happening in the nation's top five markets on Top 40 radio. From the giant contest on WLS to the non-contest stance at KFI, like every other fall, this should be a very interesting one Next week we'll take a look at the very competitive Houston market arid the newest Top 40 there, 98FM, as we chat with PD Lee Logan.

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Honey," which involves the morning and evening shows in combination. Each morning, Art Laboe will give "code words" out on the air, which can be converted into $100 cash for the first caller who can relay the code words to the evening jock when he asks for callers to do so. Finally, KIRIA will give away 11 jukeboxes packed with oldies as part of another contest being run this fall.

On the FM side, KEARTH continues its usual promotional stance of many events, but nothing major. PD Bob Hamilton told me that KEARTH is "pro-grammed seven days a week, 24 hours a day, 52 weeks a year. We don't play it any dif-ferent for the book than we do all year long. We promote all the time." The station is involved with giveaways of movie tickets, usually to private screenings, concert tickets, albums and T-shirts. As you may have read in last week's (FUR 10-19) Street Talk, ICEARTH has decided to "go live" in morning drive, and began the new morning show, with anchors London & Engleman, this past Monday (10-22). The rest of the day the station remains automated, though locally-produced.

FM100 (KIQQ) also is not running any major contests this fall, although it is very involved with a number of participation promotions. The station has become the official news and information outlet for the Cousteau Society's Involvement Fair '79, which is a weekend event of ecological displays to be held at the Ventura County Fair grounds. The Fair will be followed by a concert starring Graham Nash and Poco. Small giveaways are the only contests that FM100 is doing. The station has sent its morning man to a listen-er's home for breakfast, catered by McDonalds; has offered weekend getaway trips to Las Vegas through one of its sponsors; and is running some special programming. The station will air TM's "Top Ten Hits Of All Time" and is continuing to run the PH Factor's "Words & Music" specials. FM100 has also arranged a special "picture night" at an upcoming Lakers basketball game at which time FM100 listeners can have their photos snapped with the Laker team members. PD Lee Bayley and I were sure lots of young FM100 lis-teners will be there to have their picture taken with Magic Johnson's knee brace.

Finally, L.A.'s newest FM rocker KHTZ . . . PD Bobby Rich told me the major promotion for fall was the debut of the new format on Friday (10-19). Three days prior to the format kick-off, Kil n played nothing but Beatles mu-sic. In all honesty, it has not yet moved into its new permanent studios and is operating at a technical handicap for this book. Look for KI M to be fully ready for the January-February ratings sweep. The station is running no contests of any kind for this book.

NO SCRIMPING ON SHRIMP — KRNA/lowa City dispatched air personalities James T Keany and Bart Goynshor to the Gulf of Mexico recently to mount a two-day shrimp-fishing expedition, airing remotes throughout the adventure. The two jocks netted 7000 pounds of shrimp, which was iced, trucked back to Iowa, and sold for $3.50 lb. 1700 people showed up at the sale, which raised funds for the Kidney Foundation of Iowa. Pictured fir) are KRNA's Gary Brown, Goynshor, and KeanY.

A SUPER TRA MP THROUGH GEORGIA — A&M's Supertramp visited Z93/Atlanta while on a national tour Pictured at the station are fir) 23 MD Dale O'Brien, Supertremp's Roger Hodgson and Dougle Thomson, PD John Young, end A&M's Johnny Shuler.

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BEACH BOYS BUFFALOED AT WYSL/WPHD — The Beach Boys stopped by W YSL & W PHDiBuffelo recently Pictured (I rl are Beach Boys Al Jardine and Mika Love, E/P/A's Kevin Sutter, and the stations PD, Nary Moore

Home Taping Continued from Page 3 feature so that their audtence will know better than to buy the album.

Radio could easily program the four or five best selections from an album so that lis-

teners will then be able to decide if the album is worth buying This gives the listener enough music to develop an opinion as to what the album is like and decide if he would like to buy the product. At the same time, it leaves a few selections out so that fans of that artist will want to buy the album or tape to have all of the selections Hearing four or five selections is enough to decide whether the album 11 good or bad. Have you ever heard a consumer

say "No, I'm not buying that album — it only has four hit songs on it"? Yet at the same time, owning only four or five songs from an album usually won't satisfy the album and tape consumer, leading him to purchase the product in its entirety I

"No Excuse" There is no excuse for the radio programmer who programs entire albums intentionally

for the home taper If this is a station's method of increasing its total cume or market share.

then it should be forced to pay a special royalty rate, based on a percentage of its total cume, to the record industry to make up for the loss of business volume that it is responsible for This sort of plan would allow radio programmers to feature entire albums if they wished, but would force radio to pay for the losses suffered by the entire record industry when music is given away like this. Of course. a plan like this would take years of negotia-tion and legislation to be put into effect, but it doesn't sound too illogical when one realizes that radio is giving our product away in an effort to increase its market share and adver-tising revenues.

The solution that makes the most sense is for radio to cooperate with the record Industry. Alter all, radio depends on the record industry to continue its supply of new music, and a

large percentage of its advertising revenues comes directly from Ow record industry. At the same time, the record industry lives and breathes by the exposure that is given to new music product on the radio level.

Record companies are presently working out their problems with retailers. The time has come for us to solve our problems with radio. Home taping is the gretest obstacle at this

time. Let's cooperate and save the record industry together, before we lose the interest of too many consumers and listeners.

The other day a friend laughed and said "Tape it once, enjoy it a lifetime. Home taping is America's cheapest entertainment value.

I hope the industry doesn't end that way. — Anonymous

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BACKSTAGE um 's .9? A MPT(IN — WSGA/Savannah won two of its listeners a chance to meet Peter Frampton backstage after his local concert Pictured with the winners are Frampton (second from left) and WSGA PD

Jerry Rogers.

WISM LEADS MADISON CHEERS — WISM/Madison completed its fifth annual Cheerleading Championships at a local shopping center. with 14 high schools competing for cash and trophies Pictured with the winners

WISMS Jonathan W Little (left) and Charlie Simon (right). _

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BOOGIEING WITH A PLAYMATE — KOFM/Oklahoma City air personality the "Boogie Man" recently met Playboys Miss March, Oklahoma City

resident Denise McConnell The result the photo above

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ROGERS DECORATES CKL W'S LA WN — Kenny Rogers visited CKL W/Detroit recently in the midst of a concert tour Pictured lazing in the grass are (I-r) the station's Tim Trombley and Bob Lusk, EMI/UA's Howard Lesnick,

Rogers, and PD Bill Gable.

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AND THE CAROLINAS' PROMOTION PEOPLE HOOKING INTO KNOXVILLE — Members of Capitol's Dr. Hook visited WRJZ/Knoxville recently, doing an on air interview. Pictured (I-r) are group's Dennis Locorriere, WRJZ Research Supervisor Pam Lipscomb, PD Bob Kaghan, Capitol's Michelle Peacock, air personality J.J. Scott and Ray Sawyer of Dr. Hook.

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NITEFLYTE RICHIE EMMY STEVIE WONDER FOREiGNER Hottest: EAGLES 1-1 STYX 12-3 FLEETWOOD MAC 13-9 COMMODORES 14-10 BARRY mANILON 24-14

WPSTITrenton. N1

TOM 7:41 =

STEVIE wOHDEFI RUPERT HOLMES JEFF. STARSHIP J.D. SOOTHER Hottest: LED ZEPPELIN 1-1 STYX 3-2 FLEETWOOD MAC 13-7 COMMODORES 22-16 SUPERTRAMP 26-19

WTRY/Tray. NY Doe Away

LAB ELO LAUREN WOOD Hottest: STYX 10-1 HAD 21-10 BARRY MANILOW 2)-11 BLOND1E 24-14 CHRIS THOMPSON 27-21

W ABANAllentrartsPA

lel1Frank

RUPERT HOLMES Hottest: MICHAEL JOHNSON 1-1 ELTON JOHN 13-6 KNACK 14-7 BARRY MANILOW 16-10 COMMODORES 19-12

1111111/11prienhold. MA Rea Capo ns

JENNIFER AAAAA CRUSADERS KOOL A THE GANG CAPT. 6 TENNILLE CLIFF RICHARD HALL I OATES IAN LLOYD AREA Mottos(' M 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 6-2 AC A SAND 10-5 COMMODORES 14-10 BARRY MANILOW 22-15

ICIOINfinrliaveraCT

C willsomite

SUPENTRAMP ANNE MURRAY CLIP? RICHARD LAUREN WOOD Hottest: HERB ALPERT 2-1 STYX 4-2 KENNY ROGERS 9-3 EAGLES 10-4 COMMODORES 14-0

WFARISaltisnore. MD

Andy S miles!'

LRII JIMMY BUFFET? BOB DYLAN Hottest: EAGLES 2-1 KENNY ROGERS 6-1 JENNIFER HARRIS 7-4 KC A BAND 9-6 STYX 14-10

WREN.F11/Buttolo. NT

Roger Chr).ian

JEFF. STARSHIP Hottest: STYX 14-1 COMMODORES 6-3 BARRY MANILOW 20-5 ANNE MURRAY 12-16 BAD 35-21

WIRAIongislond NT 11111TerrT

MICHAEL

rurr RICHARD JENNIFER NAANCS Cnnis THOMPSON CAPT. A TENNILLE RUPERT HOLMES Hotteet, MICHAEL JACKSON 2-1 BAD 9-4 FRANCE JOLI 10-6 STYX 11-8 SAPPY MANILOW 27-18

WTIC.114fitartiord. CT Rick Donahue

TALKING HEADS LRO CHRIS THOMPSON JEFF. STARSHIP Hottest: HERR ALPERT )-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 5-3 BAD l8-11 BLONDIE 20-15 FRANCE JOLI 26-18

OIONYork. PR

Lis Curtis

KERMIT THE FROG JEFF. STARSHIP LRB

AAAAA MVLALb STEVIE WONDER KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: EAGLES 4-1 STY* 7_2

KENNY ROGERS 16-9 DAD 26-10

Parallel Three

11FIAA4anchestor KM

Rick Ryder

RUPERT HOLMES HALL 6 SATES ENGLAND DAN 6 IFC ELLEN rotr BOGGLES Hottest EAGLES 1-1 LED ZEPPELIN 6-3 FRANCE JOLI 6-4 STYX 11-S J.D. SOUTHER 20-11

14 WENVlareallne. WY Am Roberts

RUPERT HOLMES MOON MARTIN JEFF. STARSHIP J.0. SOUTHER Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 COMMODORES 1/1-0 STYX 21-1) KC 6 BAND 24-19 BARRY MANIL OW )1-24

M al/Erie.PA

SAIShannon

SMORLY ROBINSON JEFF. STARSHIP STEVIE WONDER Hottest: COMMODORES 1-1 LED ZEPPELIN 3-2 STYX 11-3 EAGLES 12-5 FOREIGNER 15-7

MCIR/Beckley. WV Dwayne Seeds

JEFF. STARSHIP COMMODORES CHEAP TRICK NICK LOWE POINTER SISTERS MAXINE NIGHTINGAL RUPERT HOLMES Hottest. STYX 4-1 EAGLES 12-1 ALAN PARSONS 15-5 M. MANCHESTER 17-12 BARRY MANILOW 27-17

WEZO/Wayrweboro. PA ° Donnell [eller

CHRIS THOMPSON Jeer. STARSHIP RUPERT HOLMES JOHN COUGAR Hottest. KC 6 SAND 1-1 EAGLES 6-2 COMMODORES 8-5 STYX 13-7 FLEETWOOD MAC 16-11

W IRO/Algoana. PA Taw, Booth

JEFF. STARSHIP NOLO MARTIN BRENDA RUSSELL CHRIS THOMPSON RUPERT HOLMES MISTRESS JOHN COUGAR HotteRt. EAGLES 4-1 STYX 11-2 MICHAEL JACXSOM 22-$ KERMIT THE FROG 32-19 $146F 29-20

VECUYIlangor ME

Morkleurence

RUPERT HOLMES CLIFF RICHARD JEFF. STARSHIP lap) Hottest. HERB ALPERT 4-1 EAGLES 10-3 FOREIGNER 8-4 KNACK 12-6 :TVs IR x

WHEAPoosmou th NH

Rick Bean

RITA COOLIDGE FRANK MILLS Hotte•t: CRYSTAL GAYLE 4-I KENNY ROGERS 6-) STYX 21-9 J.D. SOUTHER 20-10 BARRY MANILOW 27-17

WIBQIPartiend. ME

0 4

Diatom WARWICK BLONDtE ELO SUPENTRAMP HoLteRt: BONNIE POINTER 4-1 EAGLES 11-4 COMMODORES 15-6 JENNIFER WARNES 11-10 STYX 16-14

WLIMManger. ME 'lichee' O'Hara

COMMODORES DR. HOOK AC/DC CLIFF RICHARD RUPERT HOUSES Hottest: JOURNEY I-1 HERB ALPERT 5-) EAGLES 13-6 FLEETWOOD MAC 20-10 STYX 23-11

WTSNIDover. NH

lisn Sebastian

HALL 6 GATES Rottstst: HERB ALPERT 1-1 J,D,.SOUTNEA S-2

ainnieL. NANRES 9-4 EAGLES 13-6 BARRY MANILGa 16-9

W EI../Parkersburg. WV Bob Garrett

PABLO CRUISE mAxINE NIGHTINGAL CAPT. 6 TENNILLE JEFF. STARSHIP SUPERTRAMP tt t.

STYX 7-1 EAGLES 9-5 BARRY MANILOW 15-9 KERMIT THE FROG 2)-15 COMMODORES 0-24

WYRE/Annapalls. MD

Steve [Langton

RUPERT HOLMES KERMIT THE FROG CHRIS THOMPSON SUPERTRAMP STEVIE WONDER Nottest: EAGLES 3-1

LED ZEPPELIN 6-3

!T % FLEETWOOD MAC 12-8 KC 6 SAID 14-9

W1GYIBeth. HE

Mune leder* .

KC 6 BAND MICHAEL JOHNSON LAUGHING DOGS SMOKEY ROBINSON Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 1-1 DOOBIE BROTHERS 6-3 EAGLES 13-7 KNACK 14-9 JOHN STEWART 16-11

V100/Charleston. WV

Gerylli Mchell

LRB PABLO CRUISE STEVIE WONDER LAUREN WOOD Hottest: KNACK 1-1 JOURNEY 4-2 STYX II-) EAGLES 10-4 KC 6 SAND 12-5

SOUTH

Parallel One

KAM Malleall Mliko Rgy

rtExTunoo MAC ANNE MURRAY RUPERT HOLMES Hottest: COMMODORES 1-1 HERB ALPERT 1-2 DONNA SUMMER 6-3 KENNY ROGERS 11-7 COMMODORES D-16

0105:Tanana !L

Mason Dixon

curs RICHARD PABLO CRUISE Hottest, COMMODORES I-1 KENNY ROGERS 10-4 STYX 14-7 KNACK 11-9 JENNIFER WARMLY' 17

M CA/Tampa Pt

l ess Mahar &

PAB LO CRUISE KENNY LOGGINS Hottest, COMMODORES 3-1 KENNY ROGERS D-I STYX 11-4 KC 6 BAND 8-6 EAGLES 20-10

Yloonti.mi FL

Robert Mussy

SOUTH ETSA.Son AniunI0 TX

M11,• Soot

ALAN PARSONS JIMMY BUFFETT ENGLAND DAN A JUT JIMMY NO NORM ELO Hottest. HERB AAAAAA 1-1

.12 BID 12-2 STYX 13-10 FRANCE JOLI 20-11 BARRY MANILOW 22-17

COOL 6 THE GANG JIMMY BUFFET? M OREY ROBINSON TERRI DESARIO STEVIE WONDER Hottest, HERO ALPERT I-1 COMMODORES 4-2 DOOSIE BROTHERS 9-4 BID 12-6 EAGLES 16-9

723/Atlanta. GA

Dole CTBri . HAD DR. HOOK CAPT. A TENNILLIC M. MANCHESTER MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest, EAGLES 1-1 LED ZEPPELIN 3-2 J.D. SOUTHER 7-4 STYX 6-5 RC 6 BAND 13-9

Z974FatiloribTX

Gkryklack

KENNY RCSH,,S

AC/DC Hottest: LED ZEPPELIN 1-1 JOURNEY 2-2 CARS 3-3 EAGLES 14-6 ASS 19-15

SNICLAUanta. GA

411 McCartney

EAGLES ELO H. MANCHESTER SANTANA NICOLETTE LARSON Hottest. EAGLES 1-1 J.D. SOUTHER 7-4 LAUREN WOOD 13-10 RICHIE FURRY 17-12 KENNY LOGGINS 23-15

Parallel Two

92CAlloghville.TN

DenVallie

RUPERT HOLMES SMOKEY ROBINSON CHRIS THOMPSON

JEFF. STARSHIP idpi CHEAP Hott.rst: EAGLES 1-1 JOURNEY 6-2 STYX 15-10 COMMODORES 19-13 OLONDIE 27-22

snassork.d..n. Taco W an

SUPERTRAMP LAB KENNY LOGGINS AC/DC VILLAGE PEOPLE CRUSADERS Hottest: PATRICK HERNANDEZ 2-1 HERB ALPERT 6-3 STYX 16-9 EAGLES 15-10 Kr I RAND 34-22

KEELMWevapat LA ?Early ;sla ws

RONNIE MILSAP DR. HOOK SMOKEY ROBINSON

KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-I HERB ALPERT 4-2 STYX 5-3 COMMODORES 11-4 ANNE MURRAY 21-11

IFLOIDaLLn. TX

lierlyNeboe

RC t BAND CRYSTAL GAYLE SUPERTRAMP STEVIE WONDER DR. HOOK Hottest: HERB ALPERT 2-1 KENNY ROGERS 10-S STYX 19-1) EAGLES 20-14 ANNE MURRAY 23-17

KNO W/Austin. TX

Lenny M GM

JETHRO TULL NICOLETTE LARSON Jeri% STARSHIP RITA COOLIDGE RICRIE LEE JONES BLACKFOOT TOM JOHNSTON SHOES POLICE 20/20 Hottest. EAGLES 1-1 FOREIGNER 6-4 STYX 9-5 JIMMY BUFFETT 13-6 ANNE MURRAY 18-9

BLONDIE MMMMM LOGGINS FOGHAT TOM JOHNSTON Hottest, COMMODORES 2-1 KENNY ROGERS 6-4 EAGLES 10-5 FLEETWOOD MAC 11-6 STYX 14-9

VIAXY/InuavALLIEY

MIA. MoN.y

J.0. sourmem RUPERT HOLMES Nott•st EAGLES 1-1 LOBO 10-6 JOHN STEWART 11-7 SUPERTRAMP 17-10 Lae 29-I)

WAPEnoclowaville. FL lemmata Richards

CAPT. 6 E MILIA LRB PABLO CRUISE RUPERT HOLMES HotteRt, M 1-1 KENNY ROGERS 7-3 BAD 21-15 NC A BAND 0-17 ELTON JOHN 26-22

WAXYIFt

!tchavi Ward

BID STEVIE WONDER llott••t: HERB ALPERT 1-I EAGLES 3-2 COMMODORES 5-3 JIMMY BUFFE T? 10-7 STYX 17-6

WAYS/Charlotte, NC

'011onf Romm

!ISAAC HAYES SMOKEY ROBINSON CLIP? RICHARD

KENNY LOGGINS MMIXANaw Orisons, LA Hottest,

TeraYoung COMMODORES 2-1 HERB ALPERT 3-2 CARS STYX 6-3 LRE, EAGLES 5-4 CHIC MICHAEL JOHNSON 23-12 SUPERTRAMP

:SPORTS 1YVONNE ELLIMAN

IhruceSlea m ;Hottest: 'KC A BAND 2-1 DONNA SUMMER 6-2 COMMODORES 10-5 ESEL(Lubbock.TX STYX 12-6 letlElon KOOL A THE GANG 40-23

WHEICuAugusta, GA

XXX 1011/Birtning ha w AL

Steve Davis VINOVNow W ear. LA

Wayne Merle

w LAC Nashville. TN

IV A Howls

PABLO CRUISE LOS SMORCY ROBINSON FRANK MILLS HALL 6 GATES ALAN PARSONS Hottest, KC A BAND 1-1 JOURNEY 4-2 STYX 14-10

LED ZEPPELIN 25-17 ELTON JOHN 11-22

CARS SUPERTRAMP KENNY LOGGINS CAPT. 6 TENNILLE HALL 6 GATES ISAAC HAYES Hott•st EAGLES 3-1 COMMODORES 11-3 STYX 14-10 BRENDA RUSSELL 20-14 CKRIS THOMPSON 24-IS

111,1 =1SardlIATM

tabCmill•

BOGGLES MICHAEL JACKSON CAPT. 6 TENNILLE KENNY LOGGINS PutTLOOD MAC (410.) JEFF. STARSHIP (01 Hottest: COMMODORES 1-1 STYX 0-5 CRYSTAL GAYLE 13-7 116D 17-8 BLACKFOOT 34-24

INSCAtEavannalx GE lorryRongems

FRANK MILLS CHRIS THOMPSON STEVIE WONDER MOtteSt:

1CCAmougoxs 1-1 !KENNY ROGERS 75 FLEETWOOD MAC 8-6 STYX 11-7 1560 17-11

VT R:a 111nalngham Al Beau Braxton

MICHAEL JACKSON SPORTS RITA COOLIDGE smoes STEVIE WONDER

elA LOOK ;:iUFLE

EAGLES 5-1 COMMODORES 9-2 FLEETWOOD MAC 10-) STYX 16-7 J.D. SOUTHER 24-10

I PI MP/Baton Rouge. LA

I Randy RICO

CLIP? RICHARD LRB CARS Hottest: EAGLES 6-1 STYX 10-4 JIMMY BUFFETT 7-7 ANNE MURRAY 20-15 BARRY MANILOW 24-16

W GH/Nortolk. VA

Bob Canada

CLIFF RICHARD SUPERTRAMP EAGLES (01 Hottest: COMMODORES 9-1 FLEETWOOD MAC B-; EAGLES 10-7

STYX 13-9 BARRY MANILOW 17-10

WIEBOIllomplabs. TN loho Leog

STEVIE WONDER LRB BAR-KAYS JEFF. STARSHIP Hottest, N 2-1 HERB ALPERT 1-2 EAGLES 6-4 RC 6 BAND 16-10 FOREIGNER IN-13

WIDIfioolomma. MS Sob li•U

FRANK MILLS ROBERT JOHN LTD JOURNEY Hotte•t COMMODORES 1-1 STYX 10-7 116D 15-10 EAGLES 24-17 ELO 27-19

PABLO CRUISE CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: HERB ALPERT 5-I KC 6 BAND 8-5 STYX 16-10 EAGLES 18-13 SAD 32-19

F1111100/Me mphie TN

W eb WIlliame

CHRIS THOMPSON BLONDIE Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 4-1 HERB ALPERT 6-2 JOURNEY 7-3 EAGLES 9-5 COMMODORES 12-6

W W0IfloostaUe. TN

Icon Nakao

LAB CW6P RONNIE MILSAP Hottest, COMMODORES 1-1 STYX 10-5 ANNE MURRAY 15-9 COMMODORES 21-11 M r!' RI -HARD 26-19

WS U Choltanisoga TN

David Carroll

KC 6 BAND JOHN COUGAR ELO PICRIC FURRY KENNY LOGGINS Hottest: EAGLES 1-1 LAUREN WOOD 21-14 BLONDIE 21-15 SUPERTRAMP 25-16 RUPERT HOLMES 26-16

IIMGFAkmannah.OBA

C.B. OmoNeey

DR. HOOK CARS RUPERT HOLMES RONNIE MILSAP CAPT. I TENNILLE Hot toot: HERB ALPERT 2-1 EAGLES 7-1 STYX 17-8

COMMODORES 21-16 JENNIFER WARNES 27-18

-

Parallel Three

...../eckmonaHAFL

MollePtlf

CARS NITEPLYTE BLOUDIE MICHAEL JOHNSON DR. HOOK PABLO CRUISE Hottest: HERB ALPERT 3-1 JOURNEY 12-8 COMMODORES 21-11 CHRIS THOMPSON 26-20 RONNIE MILSAP 31-23

MMrTomonci. FL

MICHAEL JOHNSON ANNE MURRAY BLONDIE Hott•st: COMMODORES 3-1 KC A BAND 10-4 KENNY ROGERS 11-5 LED ZEPPELIN 13-6 STYX 16-10

4-11110 Rock, AA

646,4MOWIlhanW

LOS FRANCE JOLI RUPERT HOLMES Hottest: COMMODORES 1-1 EAGLES 4-2 STYX 7-3 BARRY MANILOW 17-11 CHRIS THOMPSON 26-19

MAYO/Richmond. VA

BIB Morass

PABLO CRUISE SUPERTRAMP Hottest: HERB ALPERT 2-1 LED ZEPPELIN 9-) KC A BAND 21-11 J.D. SOUTHER 20-12 BLONDIE 23-14

GIOOILaac AL

DRJR0DerW

CHEAP TRICK CRYSTAL GAYLE (AB CLIFF RIC HARD Hottest: KC 6 BAND 10-1 KNACK 9-6 EAGLES 15-6 LED ZEPPELIN 16-10 COMMODORES 22-19

MLE rsolvemon TX

Terry Davis

ELO MICHAEL JOHNSON LEI? GANNETT SUPERTRAMP Hott••t: HERB ALPEOT 1-1 JOURNEY 4-3 DONNA SUMMER 7-4 COMMODORES 1S-6 116D 27-19

rifOw KLCKARD

RUPERT HOLMES Hottest: EAGLES 3-1 JOURNEY 5-2 KENNY ROGERS 7-4 COMMODORES 13-9 BAD 21-16

W ARYSSuntindlle.AL liss[oodriclm

PABLO CRUISE cure RICHARD Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 2-1 KENNY ROGERS 4-2 RONNIE MILSAP 0-6 STYX 10-6 CRYSTAL GAYLE 22-13

W CGCNColumban GA

loolikCiore

RENEE LOGGINS BLONDIE LRB ELO FRANK RILLS Hottest:

MMMMM

KENNY ROGERS 7-3 LED ZEPPELIN 10-6 EAGLES IS-10 FLEETWOOD MAC 22-15

WFLMFoyateviii. NC Larry Cannon

SuPEATRAmP MAXINE NIGHTIMGAL MOON MARTIN FRANK MILLS JOHN COUGAR DOLLAR Hottest: HERB ALPERT 1-1 JENNIFER WARNES 1-2 KENNY ROGERS 6-1 COMMODORES 9-4 M 13-8

WHHT/Monigotnety. Al. Etch names

KA MAIkeente.TX MICHAEL JACKSON L•mlieS4hey MICHAEL JOHNSON

BLONDIE PABLO CRUISE MOON MARTIN JOHN COUGAR PABLO CRUISE Hottest: DAVID JORANSEN HERB ALPERT 2-1 Hottest:

FLEETWOOD MAC 8-6 EAGLES 4-1 W MX/Raleigh, NC EAGLES 9-7 STYX 10-3

Ra. McKay KC 6 SAND 18-14 BARRY MANILOW 21-15 COMMODORES 30-15 ISAAC HAYES 25-17

RONNIE MILSAP CHRIS TH OMPSON 27-20 LRB KELPIMPenxTX CLIFF RICHARD Stesi Maa VITSIDALhevilio NC HotteRt, HERB ALPERT 4-1 J.D. SOUTHER R. ONdoem.

COMMODORES 10-2 MICHAEL JOHNSON CLIFF RIC HARD EAGLES 15-9 JIMMY BUFFETT :RUSADERS STYX 20-15 UOtt.NE, KENNY LOGGINS CHRIS THOMPSON 26-19 M 1-1 R/CNIE FORAY

MICHAEL JACKSON 2-2 STEVIE WONDER HERB ALPERT 3-3 Hottest: KC I BAND 13-7 LED ZEPPELIN 1-1 STYX 15-8 EAGLES 15-5

3TYX 18-14 IRENDA RUSSELL 20-15 FISD D-24

WIM MCharleston. SC

Rick Tracy

RAXINE NIGHTINGAL JEFF. STARSHIP SUPENTRAMP ISAAC HAYES CRYSTAL GAYLE ENGLAND DAN A JFC Hot tout: HERB ALPERT 2-1 EAGLES IS-5 LED ZEPPELIN 14-10 STYX 17-11 J.D. SOUTHER 20-14

VISEZ/Weaton-Seless. NC Pao Slay

STEVIE WONDER ISAAC HAYES MOON MARTIN JOHN COUGAR HotteNt, EAGLES 2-1 FLEETWOOD MAC 8-3 BLACKFOOT 15-7 SUPERTRAMP 25-13 FRANCE JOLI 10-22

W ERC/Birminglaam. AL

Marc Thompson

ISAAC HAYES RUPERT HOLMES PABLO CRUISE Hottest: HERB ALPERT 1-1 COMMODORES 2-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 3-1 KC A BAND 12-7 STYX 16-9

larva Page. TX

Mabee Banos

ANNE MURRAY FLEETWOOD MAC BLONDIE CRYSTAL GAYLE LAUREN WOOD Hottest,

LED ZEPPELIN 7-4 STYX 20-13 KC A BAND 23-14 BAD D-17

[XIIMAlknhville.TA

SteogEnteloo

RUPIRT HOLMES JEFF. STARSHIP CLIFF RICHARD RICHIE FURRY VILLAGE PEOPLE Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 2-1 COMMODORES 1-2 EAGLES 4-3 STYX 14-5 TOOL A THE GANG D-14

WPO LGNIJN44•111.4 GA

Sam Church

CLIFF RICHARD

: =:711AMP ISAAC HAYES Jeff. STARSHIP SHOES Hottest: KC 6 RAND 1-1 COMMODORES 5-2 RONNIE MILSAP 8-3 RENEE ROGERS 11-6

nuFERT HOLMES 20-13

WIROVIIWomoke.VA

S ony 145 .00.1.

JEFF. STARSHIP RONNIE MILSAP LAB KC A BAND BAD Hottest: EAGLES 3-1 DONNA SUMMER 8-5 FOREIGNER 12-13 C OMMODORES 17-10 STYX 21-1)

nassa.ww.....rt lay nicam

RONNIE MILSAP KENNY LOGGINS CLIFF RICHARD Hottest: HERB ALPERT 2-1 EAGLES 7-3 BAD 23-7 STYX 20-8 FLEETWOOD MAC 16-11

W[IYIlkommota.P1

CharileFernandes

CHEAP TRICK 806 DYLAN J.D. SOUTHER Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 EAGLES 6-2 COMMODORES 9-5 .'ryit 14-6 BARRY MANILOW 16-11

IWICIeaumont TX Dove Starr

ANNE MUR RAY ELO LRB Hottest, KENNY ROGERS I-1 EAGLES 5-2 STYX 16-6 COMMODORES 15-10 IAN GOMM 18-12

[POILAmarlIle. TX Marl Sboamom

FRANCE JOLI FOREIGNER CAPT. 6 TENWILLE LRB Hottest, KENNY ROGERS I-1 RONNIE MILSAP 4-4 STYX 13-6 BAD 18-10 JIMMY RU MMMMM 20-14

WANSAndenan SC

TOM JOHNSTON JEFF. STARSHIP RICHIE FURAY ISAAC HAYES POLICE MIKE PINERA BOGGLES Hottest: KC A BAND 1-1 COMMODORES 8-) STYX 11-6 BLACKPOOT 19-9 ELO D-20

lifitRIFriday, October 28 1979

MIDWEST 1 Cliff Richard Styx

AD DS &liars Stevie Wonder K W (DPI Indicates the sang is getting pies during certain parts of the des end/or night IRA) Indicates

C° " 1" d°res th•acidiwoodroppodfrorn the pIesitst then re-added

MIDWEST MID WEST

Parallel One

CK1 M13werost Ml

11 0407:YNOMON

PAIL) COU188 J.D. M U M = = MUIR WONO M EMAI 11004$ (4 0

1175 1-1 SAGLIS 10-1 RC • SAND 12-7 SAD 24-18 MOOMS 0-14

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CO MOMORIS SAD SLOAD M SLO TRIUNIM

CAPT. a TEIRIIILLS AITRP UITS

IMPS = MAT 1-1 = TX 0-2 RAGLIS S-4 CON10000tS 15-10 KEN = SOGENS 10-11

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11/00T ML•walsom WI

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CIMSTAL GALLS 'VAISYA:MP ✓IGLIS IIISIMIKOD RAC POSSIGASR 011AP TRICK LID IMPPILIII LED = MM US ALAN P01111070

STYX 10-1 MICSAIL JAC O = 0-S RC 6 SAND 12-4 SAGLSS 20-11 SASSY PA WL = 24-17

WEL MINI M 0 070. WI

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IAN LLOYD Sotto:it: COM M TNOMMON 2-1 AMM MUARAT 7-2 CRTSTAL GALLS I2-S J.D. SMOKES 11-6 BAD 110-10

C WIUD. Loftin N O

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JUM. STARSAIP RAINS OI SLACIFOOT llott••t. STIR I-1 JONA COUGAR 2-2 FLIETN000 MAC 13-7 MOON MARTIN IS-10 RIO SPILLS:AG M 22-12

Parallel Two

SIGOLCoi..t.s OH 16114 Pedne.

KC 6 SAND CRISIS 71101950E JOON COUGAR STEVIt SONDE. Ru ne? MOUSES BUICKFOOT = CLIO = ACM LAND SUPERTIMMIP SA M mt ▪ AL MAT 1-1 5442 14-4 000115 111617111 08 22-12 CCON WOMES 32-16 SOD 18-17

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CAPT. A TOIMILLI CARS

JOURAST 1-1 DONNA RUMS = 7-1 RC • SAND 14-7 RUPSOM = LASS 24-14 $TYX 25-1S

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FRANCt JOLI CAPT. 4 105533.1.1 Sa nest, COMMODOR18 1-1 00 =0 SLUM = 6-2 RUPENT SOUS = 10-6 STYR 14-10 OAD 20-14

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R e R/Friday. October 28. 1979 ixmovrood Mao continued)

PARALLELS Parallel?: Selected stations in in mediate that are format domi mint* and/or exerts significant national influence.

Parallel II: Selected stations In sacondary madrets 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.

Pensfel Selected stations In smeller markets that are former

dominant* and/or exerts significant local influence This parallel may

contain some secondary market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status

Note: (*)Format dominance is based on the Monday Sunday, 6A M 12Midnight total persons 12 plus shares as published by Arbitron.

All present and possible future reporting stadons are evaluated and

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

189REPORTS * DENOTES FIRST WEEK IN PARALLELS.

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YVONNE ELLIMAN "Lova Pains' (/010) 21/3 Moves Up 12 Same 8 Down 0 Adds 3 WTIX. WZZP Kf.Px 0100 on. BJ106 3631. K WEN 37 35 091 26 II

IAN LLOYD "Slip Away" (Scott) Brothers) 20/6 Moo n Up 3 borne 11 Down() Add. 6 VVIUU 3E006 WH0114 481)1 A M C P al M WKB W on WIFI on KFI on

EAGLES "The Long Run" lalutylum) 20/6 Moves Up & Same 10 Down 0 Adds 6, MIX WOKY. WOH. KLEO. KRIE FM KUPD 19 16 KING 2319. KM) 39 36

FRANK MILLS "Peter Piper g1/449613011143 Moves Up 4. Same 7 Down 0. Adds t WJDX. WSGA, WLAC. KLe(). KCPX, WHEB WCGC1, WFL.B. KI WI 38 32. KRLC 21 16

RICH1E FURAY "I Still Have Dreams" (Eisktya)12/6 M Ovell Up 4 Same 7 Down 0 Adds 6 WIFE WSKZ (X104. WISE. W ANS-FM WAKX 940 17 12 KNO W 39 29

FLEET WOOD MAC "Angel" M B) 17/3 M oyes 1 Sarne 13. Down 0 Adds 3 1190 1091 KCBN KFRC on 13100 on. KING 19 16

LED ZEPPEUN "Fool In The Rain" (Swan Song) 17/1 Moos+ Up 3 Same 13 Down 0 Adds I W OK./ 911K X 26 21 297 11 11 KUPD 12 K.293 on KRO d 28

FOREIGNER "Head Games" (Atlantic) 16/8 Moyers Up 5 Same 3 Down 0 Add• 8. WRKO WOKS KFRC. WICC WKEE. 1293 WISM KPUR 297 30 26 KWK 23 15 KUPD 8-6

MOON MARTIN "No Chance" (Capitol) 14/8 KMFoxvoss. Up 11 Sow. 6 Down 0 Add. 8 KJR KING. WFBG WHY'S . WSEZ. WFLB. (1141

TOM JOHNSTON "Savannah Nights" (WB) 14/4 Moves Up 8 Same 2 Down 0 Add. 4 KNO W 108106 WANS FM. KOOK. 940 19 16 86500 30 22 WSKI 27 24

ISAAC HAYES "Don't Let Go' IPolydor) 13/8 Moves Up 4 Serne 1 Down 0 Adds 8 WNOE WAYS WVIC WERC WOOS WSEZ WFMA WANS FM CKLVV 104 WKIX 30 22

ENGLAND DAN ft JOHN FORD COLEY "Whet Can I Do With This Brok-en Heart" (Big Tree) 13/4, M ove. U p 4 Sa me 5 Down 0, Adds 4. KRL A KTSA. 13FF A. VVT MA WLCY 27 26 JB106 35 30 BJ10540 32

SHOES -Too Late" lEleictral 12/8 Moves Up 0, Sarno 4, DOwn 0. Add. t KBE11 W OCL KNO W. W1380. VVVIC. WFOX. KO WB FM. WSPT

MICHAEL JACKSON "Rock With You" (Epic) 12/4 Moves Up 6 Same 2 Down 0 Adds 4 293 WEI130. WRJZ. WHHY, WLCY 4-24. KEARTH d 30

CHIC "My Forbidden Lover" (Atlantic) 12/1 Moves Up 7 Same 4 Down 0 Adds I VVTIX. WXLO d28 KRLA 21324, WFBO 2624. 14 WK 23 18

ACM HOTTRACTIS These tracks are by artists who have received COncentraled airplay and pos.hve

reaction on AOR radio Over an extended period of time Tracks which have been

released as singles are designated by as 0•19r1s1,1.1 Ind1v1dual artists AOR Ho? Vel dts are listed in order 011011710091 01 lurplav and acceptance

AC DC "Highway To Hell" PAT 8ENATAR "Heartbreaker ' "Lover

BLONDIE Dreaming' • "Accidents' KARLA BONOFF ' Baby" "Trouble' JIMMY BUFFETT 'Fins"' Volcan0

CARS Can Do • "Dangerous Type" • Let S Go • CHEAP TRICK Dream Police • "Voices JOHN COUGAR I Need A Lover • TIM CURRY I Do The Rock"• BOB DYLAN "Serve Somebody • 'Slow Train Coming'

EAGLES Heartache Tonight' • Those ShoeS' FLEETWOOD MAC Sara ' Title FOGHAT Somebody's . Bed" "Boogie Motel FOREIGNER 'Dirty White Boy"' Title IAN CO M M Hold On' • SAMMY HAGAR 'Plain Jane - • "Trans Am HALL S OATES Bebop" Wait • • JETHRO TULL 'North Sea Oil • 'Move Orlon KNACK 'Good Girls 'Sharona' LED ZEPPELIN All My Love "Fool In The Rain ' in The Evening

LITTLE RIVER BAND 'Cool Change Lonesome Loser w.EfiiNY LOGGINS 'TflIS IS It" "Love MOLLY HATCHET •Flirtin• ' • Whiskey Man VAN mORRISON 'Bright Side' •

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Damned If • Lie Down Dogs ROBERT PALMER 'Bad Case'• 'Friends

POLICE Message In A Bottle • • OUADROPHENIA '5 15' • 'Joker James REO SPEEDWAGON 'Road Again Take Me SANTANA Wanted 'Hard SHOES Tomorrow Night • STYX Babe ' Lights TALKING HEADS 'Life Wartime • NEIL YOUNG Hey. Black' • Hey. Blue

LITTLE RIVER BAND 1111E BACK PAGE ritREAKERS

= fo rage Oreekerr aroenthoee newer records that have the greatest ney given well.

LITTLE RIVER BAND Cool Change (Capitol)

60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 57, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 38, including WKBW, WPEZ, WRKO, CHUM, 8100, WFBR, WIRY, WTIC-FM, Q106, WTIX, KEEL, WFMF, Z98, WAPE, WHBQ, WNOX, 1NKIX, WZZP, KERN, Y94, KFXM, KTAC KRQ. See Parallels, charts at number 29.

From their Best-selling album

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FIRST UNDER THE WIRE S00-11954

C fl9,9 CAINTOL RECORDS 'MC Produced by John Boylan & Little River Band • Management: Glenn Wheatley

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I BREAKERS 7 No Records Qualify For BREAKER Status This Week

NEW &ACTIVE MI other new and recent releases getting substantial airplay. These are listed In order by their activity levels at our reporting stations.

KAT MANDU The Break" (TK) 47% of our reporters on It. Key moves: 9-6 WPEG, 19-18 WSOO, 20-18 WXAP, 28-21 KJLA, 24-22 KLAV, 7-7 KIIS-FM, hot rotation KSFX, KXTC. medium airplay WKTU, KSET, WRAP, on WXKS, WCAU, WOKF, KFMX, KHYT Charts at number 28 on Airplay/30.

SPINNERS "Body Language" (Atlantic) 47% reporting airplay, added at KJLA, WOKV, KLAV Key moves • 18-15 WDON, 35-31 WZZD, 33-31 KHYS, medium airplay KCBS-FM, WMAS, debut 27 WCAU, on WWOM, WKGN, WMJX, WBLX, WDAI, KTLK, KXTC Charts at number 30 on Airplay/30.

STARGARD "Wear It Out" (WB) 44% of our reporters on it, added at WRMZ. KSFX Key moves. 40-33 WSOO. 39-24 WDON, 17-13 WCAU, medium airplay WWOM, WKTU, KXTC, debut 28 WKTK, debut 30 WZZD, debut 30 WPEG, on WBLX, KJLA, KTLK, KHYT

SMOKEY ROBINSON "Cruisin' " (Tamla) 44% reporting action, 3 new adds WBOS, WMAS, KIIS-FM. Key moves. 35-22 KJLA, 37-27 KTLK, 37-36 WZZD, medium airplay WDMT. debut 29 WKTK. on WDON, WPEG, WMJX, WBLX, KFMX. KXTC, KCBS-FM

CORY DAVE "Pow Wow" (New York International) 41% of our reporters on it. Key moves: 19-14 WZZD, 14-11 WXAP, 3-2 WPEG, 16-14 WXKS, hot rotation WWOM, medium airplay WKTU. WDAI, KCBS-FM, debut 23 KLAV, on KSFX.

KC & THE SUNSHINE BAND "Please Don't Go" (Sunshine/TK) 41% of our reporters on it, 4 new adds WXKS, WKGN, WXAP, KIIS-FM. Key moves: 24-17 WSOO, 18-16 WKTK, 18-8 KHYS, 17-9 KJLA, 17-11 KTLK, 30-12 KHYT, medium airplay WMAS. on WBLX, WOKV, KSFX

NATURE'S DIVINE "I Just Can't Control Myself" (Infinity) 38% reporting air-play, added at WWOM. WDON. Key moves: 19-15 WCAU, 34-33 KJLA, hot rotation WGCI, medium airplay WDMT, on WZZD, KHYS, WXAP, KTLK, KHYT, KXTC, KCBS-FM.

FAT LARRY'S BAND "Lookin' For Love" (WMOT/Fantasy) 38% of our re-porters on it, added at KSFX. Key moves: 12-10 WSOO, 15-9 WZZD, 13-11 WCAU, 28-24 WPEG, hot rotation KXTC, medium airplay KCBS-FM, WKTU, WMAS, WWOM, debut 26 WXKS. debut 35 WDON, on WDMT.

SLY STONE "Dance To The Music" (Epic) 38% reporting action, 4 new adds WXAP, WDAI, KTLK, KIIS-FM. Key moves: 22-18 WBOS, 36-34 WZZD, hot rotation KFMX, debut 30 KLAi. debut 38 WDON, on WWOM, WKTK, WKGN, KHYT.

O'JAYS "Sing A Happy Song" (Philadelphia International) 35% showing ac-tion Key moves: 17-12 WXKS, 17-13 WOKV, 34-18 KHYT, hot rotation WWOM, medium airplay WMAS, KSFX, debut 30 WRMZ, on WXAP.

TAANA GARDNER "When You Touch Me" (West End) 35% of our reporters on it. Key .moves: 17-13 WDON, 21-18 WPEG, 39-35 KTLK, hot rotation WMAS, medium airplay WKTU, WDAI. WDMT, KXTC, on WRMZ, KSFX.

SUGAR HILL GANG "The Rapper's Delight" (Sugar Hill) 35% reporting airplay, added at WKTK, WPEG, KIIS-FM. Key moves: 17-1 WSOO, 4-2 WDON, 9-3 WZZD, medium airplay WKTU. debut 20 WMJX, debut 21 WBLX, on WBOS, WKGN, WDAI.

DUNCAN SISTERS "Boys Will Be Boys" (Earmarc) 35% of our reporters on it, added at WMAS, WOKF. Key moves: 30-28 WRMZ, 35-32 WS00, medium airplay KXTC, WDMT, on WWOM, WKTU, WDAI, KSFX, KHYT.

ANITA WARD --Don't Drop My Love" (Juana/TK) 35% reporting action, 3 new adds WSOC), WXKS, KLAV. Key moves: medium airplay KCBS-FM, debut 36 WDON, on WKTU. WMJX, KSET, WOKF, WRMZ, WDMT, KXTC.

DOOBIE BROTHERS "Dependin' On You" (WB) 32% of our reporters on it. Key moves. 25-17 KJLA, 30-26 WOKV, 5-5 WKTK, hot rotation WWOM, medium airplay WMAS, KFMX, KSFX, on WBLX, VVXAP.

BOB McGILPIN "Sexy Thing" (Butterfly) 32% reporting airplay. Key moves: 9-6 WOKV, 21-20 WXKS, hot rotation KSET, WOKF, KXTC, medium airplay WWOM, debut 27 WKTK, on WKGN, WDAI, KHYT.

SWITCH "I Call Your Name" (Gordy) 32% of our reporters on it, added at KFMX. Key moves - 9-5 KHYT, 27-22 WRMZ, 25-22 WBLX, hot rotation WGCI, medium airplay WDMT, debut 34 WDON, on KSET, KTLK, KXTC.

EARTH, WIND & FIRE "In The Stone" (ARC/Col) 32% reporting action, 5 new

TI-11E IDEAT Pam Bellamy & Gail Mitchell

"Trick Or Treatini To The Beat"

As the Oct/Nov Arbltron begins, we find our stations involved in some interesting pro-motions. To start with Halloween is upon us,

and here's how it goes . . WBOS/Boston will hold a Halloween Disco Ball (10-31) at

the Spinoff Roller Disco. Winner of the best costume will receive a trip for two to Disney

World's Haunted House In association with N'est-Ce Pas?, Inc., KIIS-FM/Los An-

geles will hold the "Great American Disco Concert." Guest stars will include Evelyn

"Champagne" King, Samantha Sang, Debbie Jacobs, Carrie Lucas, and Santa Esmeralda, with Jett Kutash as MC

WKTKIBaltimore will be broadcasting a "Live Seance" from the home of Edgar Allan Poe. The seance will begin at 11pm and last till 12 midnight, with several interesting people

October 26, 1979 I Radio&R•cords

Airplay/30 1 1 1 1 MICHAEL JACKSON/Don't Stop 'Til You... (Epic) 2 2 2 2 FRANCE JOLI/Come To Me (Prelude)

20 12 4 0 KOOL & THE GANG/Ladies' Night (De-Lite) 5 4 3 4 MIPop Muzik (Sire) 6 3 5 5 DONNA SUMMER/Dim All The Lights (Casablanca) 11 10 8 0 DESTINATION/Move On Up (Butterfly) — LP 3 5 6 7 HERB ALPERT/Rise (A&M)

— — 24 0 STREISAND/SUMMER/No More Tears... (Col/Cas) 9 7 7 9 CRUSADERS/Street Life (MCA) — 24 16 S FUNKADELIC/Knee Deep (WB) 27 20 18 GLORIA GAYNOR/Let Me Know (Polydor) 25 18 12 12 CHIC/My Forbidden Lover (Atlantic) 8 11 11 13 COMMODORES/Sail On (Motown) 13 9 10 14 ISLEY BROTHERS/It's A Disco Night (T-Neck) 28 21 15 15 SUZI LANE/Harmony (Elektra) 29 26 19 0 COMMODORES/Still (Motown) — 27 21 0 FRONT PAGE/Love Insurance (Panorama) 4 6 9 18 ASHFORD & SIMPSON/Found A Cure (WB) 23 17 17 19 CAME011Just Want To Be (Chocolate City) 14 14 14 20 AKB/Stand Up — Sit down (RSO) — — 26 8 ISAAC HAYES/Don't Let Go (Polydor) 30 28 27 ELTON JOHNNictim Of Love (MCA)

7 8 13 23 FERN KINNEY/Groove Me (TK) 16 16 20 24 BRUN! PAGAN/Fantasy (Elektra) 26 19 23 25 GO/I Do Love You (Arista) — LP 12 15 22 26 STEPHANIE MILLS/Put Your Body... (20th) — — 28 27 BRENDA RUSSELL/So Good, So... (Horizon/A&M) — ammllo. 0 KAT MANDUrThe Break (TK) . I 24 29 29 29 KAREN SILVER/Hold On I'm Commn' (Arista) — immilo CI SPINNERS/Body Language (Atlantic) (

• Unless otherwise stated. aH above records are available to 12" This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly front our reporting stations Black circled numbers indicate soonthcant upward movement Arrow indloates new entry

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adds KHYS, WXAP, KSET, KJLA, WDMT. Key moves: 37-32 WSOO, hot rotation KFMX, medium airplay WGCI. debut 17 WBLX, on WMJX, KTLK.

PEACHES & HERB "Roller Skatin' Mate" (Polydor) 32% of our reporters on it, 8 new adds WDON, WXKS, WBOS, WPEG, KSET, WDAI, KTLK, KLAV, on the following stations WKTU, KJLA, KXTC.

PRINCE "I Wanna Be Your Lover" (WB) 29% reporting airplay, 3 new adds WZZD, WXKS. WDAI. Key moves: 43-21 KHYS, 27-20 KJLA, 22-18 KTLK, hot rotation WRAP. WGCI. KCBS-FM, on KXTC.

MICHAEL JACKSON "Rock With You" (Epic) 29% of our reporters on it, 5 new adds WKTU. WBLX, WOKF, KHYT. KIIS-FM. Key moves: 3-3 WDON, 19-15 WKGN, hot rotation WGCI, KXTC, debut 28.

PLEASURE "Glide" (Fantasy) 29% showing action, added at WDON, KHYT Key moves . 27-18 WZZD, 6-3 WBLX, hot rotation WRAP, KCBS-FM, on WKGN, KXTC.

VILLAGE PEOPLE "Sleazy" (Casablanca) 29% reporting airplay, added at WRMZ. Key moves: 16-13 WSOO, 18-17 WBOS, debut 34 KHYT, debut 25 KLAV, on WXAP, WMJX, KFMX, KSFX, KXTC.

PAMALA STANLEY "This Is Hot" (EMI America) 29% of our reporters on it, added at KHYT. Key moves: 25-22 WOKV, 15-8 KIIS-FM, medium airplay WDMT, debut 38 KJLA, debut 37 KTLK, on KXTC, WPEG, WBOS, WMAS.

CORY DAVE "Green Light" (New York International) 26% reporting action. Key moves: 3-2 WPEG, 12-6 KTLK, hot rotation WWOM, medium airplay WOKF, KSFX, WDAI, debut 23 KLAV.

ROSE ROYCE "Is It Love You're After" (Whitfield) 26% of our reporters on it, added at KHYS, WMJX. Key moves: hot rotation KCBS-FM, medium airplay KSET, WRAP, WDMT, on WBLX, KXTC.

FEVER "Pump It Up" (Fantasy) 26% reporting action, added at KJLA, WOKV. Key moves. 26-20 WPEG, hot rotation KXTC, medium airplay KCBS-FM. on WMJX, WDAI, KTLK, KHYT.

FREDDIE JAMES "Hollywood" (WB) 26% of our reporters on it, added at WPEG, WKGN, WRMZ. Key moves: hot rotation WRAP, medium airplay KXTC, on KLAV, WKTK, WCAU. WKTU.

in attendance, such as a professional hyp-notist, a natural medium, psychic photogra-pher, psychic investigator, several other trusty psychics, news reporters from all over,

and three members of the WKTK staff. Sounds like a real fun evening . . In conjunction with the Cincinnati Jaycees, WOKV is spon-soring a Haunted House. Admission will be $1.00 and each visitor will receive an "I Sur-

vived the WOKV Haunted House" T-shirt.

Come on and try your luck Chuck Kelly is inviting the listeners of KSETIEI Paso to call in and try their hands in the "KSET

Super Shuffle," a form of blackjack where

nobody loses. Listeners are given a chance

to play, and if they beat the dealer, they will win a KSET T-shirt and movie passes, as well as a chance at the grand prize draw-ing for a trip for two to Las Vegas for a carte

blanche weekend and the "200,000 Black-jack Championships." Unlike the real game of blackjack, listeners who do not beat the dealer are still able to win

Congratulations to Lou Krieger, Program Director WKTK/Baltimore, who was voted the Best DJ Of The Year by the Maryland Association of Fan Clubs in recognition of his community involvement.

RftR/Friday. October 26. 1979 Page 37

Most Added EAST

Hottest Most Added SOUTH

Hottest MIDWEST

Most Added Hottest WEST

Most Added Hottest —41

Poaches & Herb Kool & The Gang

Stre isan d/Summer

Gloria Gaynor

EW&F "Stone" Streisand/Summer Isaac Hayes

Kool & The Gang Michael Jackson

France JoII

Kool & The Gang

Fever "Pump" France JoII EW&F "Stone" Donna Summer Spinners StrelsandiSummer

Gloria Gaynor

Elton John Sell & James Michael Jackson "Rock" Peaches & Herb Kool &The Gang Sly Stone Streisand/Summer Donna Summer "P.adlo"

EAST

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ADDED Yvonne Elliman Pronce

HOTTEST Fran . Joh Stipa Hill Gong Fat L•ory's Band Funkadeior Dynasty Pleosuor Glom. .s Corn , iiiiii• es

Mart Swain

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WN W Maw YOWL NT

ADDED Giorgio Morodet 'Rock" Gloria Gaynor Cogn. Moch ml Jackson Rock

Ullanda Elteonda Russell

HOTTEST Micheal Jackson Knot & The G.. Evans. Joh

Donna Sumo... Strorosond Sumo-nom

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ADDED Poaches 8 Herb Shalom.. Smoke, R ohms.°

Diana Ron 'Housa" Mn,' Ian

HOTTEST

Donna Sunny,. Commodores

Kool & The Gong Ion Dury "Reasons -Sty Stone St...net/Sumo-no, Elton John

- Mate COMIllidell

W OOFS *DON Washinirton DC

ADDED Pooches & Hort, Rock Janson Londe Cliff on1 Klature's Divine Donna Stamm. "Rod." Pio.ur• Bee Gees -Our Loy.

HOTTEST Stremancl'Summer &ends R unwell Tuna Gardn., Glom. Gayno, Elton John F •tback Band Storgard Rufus & Chaim

- Sa m latftwila

%MON , Baltimore, WO

ADDED So w Hili Gang Pablo Con. Aahlord & Som mer, -Nobody" Chou.°

HOTTEST D onna Summon

-Dim/Journoy Cornmodor. -Still" Geer, Rafferty Elton John Karon Solver Chic "F orb iddon• Bruno Pa w Lauren Wood

- LOU icrleoer

*AVON / Albany, NY

ADDED Stmisand/Surnm., Nature* Divine Kenny Loggins Mary Wliall11 Ann Margret

Caismin & Tennoll•

HOTTEST Mach .. Jackson Kool & The Gang Cory Day• -Pow/Graven" Isles. Brothers Bonn. Boy. Komori &Nor -Hold/Hot -

Rory Block Destination Lauren Wood Elton John Sot., Power Doobio 0, °thins Crusaders 0•Jays Gnu. Go wns.

- Wan Ada ms

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Dynasty Stephen*. Mills You Can -•

A/1.m Ward Moho..

HOTTEST Sugar Hill Gang !Cool & TO. Gong F unkadelm Chic F orbodden

Cameo Wimp People Sleazy

D.tination KC 8. Sun-Juno Eland Soh L..

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WILSB/1111111111111 ft NIA

ADDED Voltage People 80's

Molina NW ncheste. Smokes, Robonsoo Janos Ian Pablo C,L.160 Duncan Sostors Don Armando Sorgoo Mend.

HOTTEST Snots-and/Somme. C.1 .060111

Giorte. Kooi & The Gong

Tuna Gardner Glor la Gaynor Destination Fever 'Best' Donna Sunny., Franco Joii

— MUM Adana

WGAU/ pnesesionis. PA

ADDED Jones Gals Donna Summer 'Rad. Stephan. Molls

Rufus & Chaka c.pcaon Sl. y

Sergio Mond. ()Ion . Warwick

George Duk• Linda Cliff ord

HOTTEST Mocha. Jackson Kool & The Gang

Gaynor Stergard Maw Hayes Stroosand!Surnmer Eruptoon

— ROv Perri

411 WALKS Boston, IAA

AD M- 0 Ammo Ward Poaches & Horb Lno. Unlimotorl Streisand/Somme,

Cotton. Phyllis Hymen Don Armando Wince Noel Ian Dury

Deborah Washington Pat Sonata. KC & Sunshine Band

Jan. FlOn. & Bonet Band HOTTEST Knob & TO. Gang Johnny Nosh Disn• Ross -Ross/Pri . -

a bsys SU, Lane Destination

— \I MMO .- -

SOUTH

WINK CharlOtte MC

ADDED East Coat Mayfreld/Clif fold F'odd. Jarmo. -Hollywood" -

Elton John Commodores "Sun Fos, Con Font. Shun Billy More Cognac Soy. Hill Gang Poaches & Homb Motions Shaw

HOTTEST Fr•nce loll

Knob & The G•°0 Kat Manclu & MK Hay .' Clot.. G in no. JonOTIS, Bo Ho. no

F ewe

Isloy Booths. Fat larry's Band

boy km

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W XAP WILAP COdumbla SC

ADDED Sly Ston• Funkadoloc Streisand/Summon Revancho Musts KC & Sunshine Band EW&F "Stone"

HOTTEST Mocha. Jackson Donna Surnmor Commodores

Destination Cory Day.

Kool es The Gong Cameo

— Doug Milo*

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ADDED Stremand/Summor Chic F orboddon"

KC & Sunshine Band

EW&F 'Stone" Rose Royce Commodores "PArdnight-

HOTTEST: Mochas. Jackson KC & Sunshone Band -Pleas*" Isaac HOY . Prince Brenda Russell Monroe Rip*, Inc

— Dons Thompson

WKGN WXGN Knoxville TN

ADDED Imoss Hayes {toddle Jame. ' Hollywood Front Page KC & Sunshine Band lauron Wood Bonn,. Mils•P

HOTTEST Mochael Jackson Funkadolic Deslonaton Michael Jackson Rock"

- Mike Swaggers,/

% feat WOKP Tarnisa Ft

ADDE D Si.•osandiSurnmei Duncan S Isaac H•yes Mich ml Jackson 'Rod."

HOTTEST Mocha. Jackson Franco Jolo Ashford & Sompson Stephan. Mills

FO•V Bob McG 'Ikon cool P. Th• Gang Chic F or baddon

Jimmy Bo Hoene Gene Chanduer

-- Poston

W RAP *MAP Norfolk Yak

ADDED Lome Unlornitod Soto lane Ook

Rod. Jame,

HOTTEST Frockko Ja mes 0., 'Hollywood

Knob & The Gang Dynasty Tow. of Power Fo , / T M. Bo Horror.

Uncle Lou. Ron Woods Funk &dorm Plano. Ikon .

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wbbi W KS Wotan,. AL

ADDED AWB

Goorgo Dulo• Patrice Rusfmn Fr . Lot• Mmiurol Jao. son

CO Kag0 England Danl.) F Colo. Journey Wings

HOTTEST Michael Jackson

Kool & The Gang Bar Kays Davod Ruffin Sups. Hal Gang

- Carmen Bro wn

(Doco9e) WOWS FL

ADDED Elton John "Vie-ton/Born" Raved.°

Isaac Hay . Don Armando Row Royce 'Wonder

HOTTEST Franco Joh Come/Let

Kool & Dm Gang Royanche -G. High" Crusaders Moch ml Jackson -Work mg" Streosand Summer

— Frank Walsh

KSET II Paso, TX

ADDED De w Gray & Oyster Pasch. & Herb Fe w.

EW&F -Stone' Scott Allan

HOTTEST Michhel Jocknii

Donna Summer Al Hudson & Poo tne & 00i & TO. Gang Fran . Joh Suh Lane Choc "Forbeidien" Bob McGolpon Destinakon

— CPIMCB Keay

MIDWEST

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Bob Dylan Nock Mocha. Johns.,"

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GO Switch

Samphorne Molls

HOTTEST Herb Alper t Own Kenney Stromand /Summer* Elton John (Waif -Stomer/Stor'' Fran . Joli Diana Row Crusaders E.ont Pegs Gloms Gaynor Mocha. Jock son

Sly Stone "Dance/Sang louren Wood Donna Summer Isaac Hayes Yvonne Elltrnan

- Gary De fiarenes

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WOAl ceka90. ADDED Poach. & Herb Stephan.* Mills "You Can -

Blonds &12.6an Pron . Donna Summer "Radio -

Coptain Sky Sly Stone Sang.° Mendes

HOTTEST Herb Alpert Ire Mocha. Jocks° n 1( 001 & TO. Gang France Joh Marla R oss Ashford & Simpson den Etrotkers Front Page Steph•roe Rut" Donna Somme.

- Mary IO W

ADDED Spinners Fey.

Nick Lowe

HOTTEST Donna Sommor Bonn,. Masao Crusaders Gloria Gaynor Stroosand/Summe. Chic -F cubiddon

— Charlie Bro wn

I 11,4

W N W Cleveland OH

ADDED Marvin Gave EW&F -Stone/Sta. Bar K•ys

HOTTEST Donna Summer Franc* Joh Michael Jackson

Horb Alpott Chic "Forbeidon-' Kool & The Gang Funkadelic Bruno Pagan Cameo Stremand/Summeo

— Wynn ROSenberil

KAA /KA M M COY. MO

ADDE D EW&F 'Skins" Faye.

Spoon.* Isaac H•yes

HOTTEST

KC & Sunthino Band Kool & Th. (mong Gloria Gay nor Commodor. "Still" Doob. Brothers Prince Kat Mandu Simok .r Robinson Choc "Forbodden Isloy Brothers

- Mare Gaoler

WOO oCHIC290,

ADDED Shaloma, Bonn Matlock Stromand/Summer

HOTTEST Edda. Babbitt Koof & The Gang Pron . Switch Call"

Funkort.l. Nature's Donn. Dona Ross

PA.duel Jackson

— parry 'kayo

LLtitr WITSIZ Colu mbus, 094

ADDEO Froddoe James "Hollywood*" Villaos People "Sleazy /80's" Stargard

HOTTEST France Job,

Front Page Gloria Gaynor Fittchoo Family -Feet-

COM "Forbidden" Destination Kool & The Gang Stremsand/Surnmer Switch "Gall" Su., Lane

— ken Publ.,

WEST

971C‘ KCBS-FM

San Framelted CA

ADDED Game\ Gang Bonn. Boy. Bell & James Si Trope, Phyllis Hyman Liquid Gold Pablo Crooks Donna Summer Ratko"

HOTTEST

Cameo Choc -Forbidden" Deslonatoon Funk adolic Gloria Cravricu Gook). Moroder

Isaac Hayes MiCh ml Jackson Elton John Franco Job, Kool & The G•ng

Soh Lone Ploasure Pron . Rose Royce Rufus & Chtik• Donn. &O T TO.

Stremand/Surnme.

- Mart Mcnartison

- -‘

I I I

KIIS-FM Los Andeert CA

ADDED Como-nod., es

Su m. Hill Gang E•gles KC R. Sunshine Band Sonar Robenson Sly Stone Mich ml Jecbson

Fl mtwood Mac

HOTTEST Michael Jackson Friona. Joli Kool & The Gang Parnala Stanley Str•osand/Summun

— Cohen

no M alan MST USA* , Sat Francisco, CA

ADDED Fat Larry s Band Isaac Hayes Melba Moore Stargard Donna Summer R.I.°

HOTTEST Franco loll Front Pa p St...sand/Sum mer Kat Mandu Crumders SOZ3 Lone Karen Silver Destination

- 11m Smith

W M ID WIVUr. CO

ADDED M ARIO! Nightingale Deni we Shalom., Jon. Girls Peaches & Herb jom Messona Sly Stone "Remember -Sty Stone "Dance-.

HOTTEST Michael Jackson Cory Day• -Green" Commodores -Still" Kool & The Gong Destonatoon Snt Fleotsvood Ma,

— Paula Matthe ws

KKCS

Colorado SOr Mes, CO

ADDED Elton John Gonzalo:

HOTTEST Kool & The Gang KC & Sundt,. Band Islay Brothers Kai Mandu Michael Jackson

Cameo Sw.tch

— Jed IlL110Y1C/1

KMTT TuCson Al

ADDED Giorgio Maroon, -Baby -• Pleasure Rick James -Gun/Loving YOU .. Musoqu• Tower of Power Mocha. Jack son "Rocl." Chmago Pamela Stanley Lobo Sun

HOTTEST Herb Alper, Danny Pearson Switch Kool & The Gang France Job Donna Same,. KC & Sunshone Band Doonno VV•twock "N .." Jane Flores & Bonet Eland Santa Esmeralda Funkadelic Strosmand/Summot - Rich Mo ther Nobble,

cm/ Phoenix, Al ADDED Ann Margret

Story Wolson Gonzalez Ron Woods Vernon Burch

HOTTEST Des-tirmtron Michael Jackson -"Don't/Rock /Working.' Suzi Lane "Harrnony/Ooh" Fat Larry's Band Stephan. Mills "Put/What/Get" Kat Mandu Brook /Don't-

Kool & The Gang Foyer -Pump/Beat-

Bob McGdpin -Sexy/Loose-

Sotto.- Power

-Affair/Potion-

- Rick Nutin

(q/sco) Oa •10.0

M AW Vegas. Alif

ADDED Peaches & Herb Spinners Ball & Jame+ Anita Ward Elton Joh o

HOTTEST Herb Alpert Donna Summer Destination Stremand/Summeo Soto Lane Foont Page Tows. of Poore.

— Susan InS mOold

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Pegs 38 eimimer RftRIFriday, October 26, 1979

Black Raclin Bill Speed

Talk On Black Radio: W VON Adds To Call-In Sho w This week we'll begin exploring the role of talk programming in Black radio. WVON/

Chicago was one of the pioneers, with a one-hour weeknight program going on for the last 16 years. Last week WVON expanded the call-in show to four hours, from 8-midnight. I spoke with WVON-WGCI President Earnest L. James about his reasons for expanding the show's hours and his feelings on talk shows for the black community in general.

R&R: You've always had a phone-in show, 1 understand . . . EJ: The talk show has been on WVON since there's been a WVON, so it's been on

the air 16 years, 17 in April of next year. It was on the air from 11-midnight Monday-Friday, but we have just expanded it to four hours.

R&R: This is a pretty unusual case, for a music station to do all talk in the evening, although your listening might tend to drop off in the evening.

EJ: Not only does it drop off, but the audience that is primarily available is a teen audience, and statistics show that there is a 600% increase in FM penetration beginning at 6pm. So based on the whole concept of WVON being an adult contemporary Black-oriented radio station, I think it's perfectly in keeping with that concept that we expand in this area. You'll remember that we've been saying WVON's theme will be Music and More, more news, more information, more community involvement. This is in keeping with the concept developed over a year ago when I took over as GM.

Serving A Growing Need R&R: How has the response been? EJ: Since the show has only been on the air since Monday in its new form, there

has been a positive response from adults. There has been a negative response from teens and preteens. Our primary audience between 7-midnight was teens and preteens, but it has not been the kind of audience we could inform of issues that affected the black com-munity. In a city where there is in excess of two million black people, I think it's imperative that we be as informed on the issues as we can be from a black perspective.

R&R: Has it affected your advertisers? EJ I'm sure you're aware that it's a very difficult assignment to sell teens, especially

in this market. So for the sponsors it's a boon, because the people they want to reach are the adults, and the adults are now available. In this marketplace, surveys have indicated more and more black people are going to stations other than music formats on AM. They're going to the Talk and News stations in ever-increasing numbers.

R& R : So you believe the time is right . . . EJ: I think it was right on time. There are so many issues here that you may not be

aware of from a national perspective. They are issues that the black community needs to know about, that directly affect the well-being of all the black people here in Chicago. WVON has been able to address these issues so far. This week we've had representatives from Operation PUSH; within the week we've had Rev. Jesse Jackson on the air; last night we had the President of the local Urban League, James Compton; we've had the President of the NAACP. We are dealing with all the issues that affect the black com-munity and we're dealihg from a black perspective.

R&R: Since 1980 will be an election year, 1 suspect this show will be a conduit to a lot of national issues.

EJ: Absolutely. The other thing that was interesting is the reaction of the business community. Some local record people indicated that they weren't going to buy time on our radio station because we had the "audacity" to do this, but the fact of the matter is that the local business community has been responsive to it. The response has been very good so far, and indications are that this is going to be extremely successful from a sponsorship point of view. Again, there is a definite reason for it — sponsors can go after adults and be sure this is the daypart they can get the adult listener.

Next week I'll talk with other programmers about other stations' talk experiments.

SPECIAL DELIVERY — While in New York City recently, Elektra/Asylum recording group Five Spacial visited the studios of WWRL Pictured are, from left WWRL air personality Gerry B., Five Special's Gregg Finley, Bryan Banks and Steve Harris, E/A's Harriet Gilstrap, group mem-bers Mike Pettilo and Steve Boyd, and E/A's John Brown.

.•• .:111

BENSON HEARD IN DALLAS — Following his recent Dallas performance at the Palladium Club, Warner Bros. recording artist George Benson (left) chatted with KNOK Program Mana-ger Dewayne Dancer (right) at a gala reception held backstage after the show.

People Congratulations to Gerry Bledsoe, air personality at WWRL/New York on the arrival

of 61b, 13oz Loren Christine . . . Darcell Howard of the same station will be the host of "A Serenade to the City," a new air feature . . . Steve Collins is KDIA/Oakland's new weekend personality having moved over from W104/Erie, PA ... Arista Records has named Richard Smith as its new national coordinator. He was most recently with Infinity Records as the national coordinator for Black Product . . . Get well wishes to Jan Barnes, National Promotion Director of Black Product for MCA Records, who is recuperating after recent surgery . . . Making the transition from little screen to big screen is "Soul Train" dance show emcee Don Cornelius. He is slated to appear in the upcoming comedy film "Roadie" as Mohammad Johnson, "the world's greatest promoter." Various other musical acts are also being signed for the production . . . WPXI/Charleston is in need of record service on all product as soon as possible. Product should be sent to the attention of Al Wilson, VVPXI, Box 10208, 1 Radio Park, Orange Grove Road, Charleston, SC 29411 . . . 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 . . .

DREAMS BRING JOY TO ST LOUIS — Casablanca recording group Brooklyn Dreams recently visited KKSS/St Louis to hand-deliver copies of their latest album, "Joy Ride." Seen at the studio are (ir) former KKSS air personality Lee Michaels, KKSS PO Harry 0., Brooklyn Dreams members Bruce Sudan°, Eddie Hokenson and Joe Esposito, Casablanca's Charlie Scott end KKSS air personality Carry Paul.

Places PARADE OF STARS FOR UNCF: On October 23, the Las Vegas Hilton was the scene

of the taping of "The Lou Rawls Parade Of Stars." Sponsored by Budweiser, the television show will be aired across the country next year to benefit the United Negro College Fund (UNCF) .

Things BLACK MUSIC MUSEUM INSTITUTE: The Black Music Association (BMA) has

announced that plans are being made to erect a museum and institute for Black Music Studies. During a recent board meeting in Nashville, the BMA discussed the need for an information and resource center for the study of black music as well as educational pro-grams and seminars for the general public in addition to BMA members. Future plans also include the institution of a degree program with contributions being accepted now to establish an endowment fund . . .

CURTIS MAYFIELD AND LINDA CLIFFORD "BETWEEN YOU BABY AND ME]

The Single From The Album "HEARTBEAT" By Curtis Mayfield

*Produced By Curfiallayfield Management: Mary %tart ' t•

RECORDS, INC

"'

The Smash Top 10 R&B Duet Expanding Its Audience Crossing Over To Pop

Page 40 RbR ,Friday October 28 1979

Pap /Rhythms

HOTTEST ()flowing are listed In order of their airplay activity

FUNKADELIC "Knee Deep" (WM KOOL Et THE GANG

"Ladies' Night" (De-Lite) NATURE'S DIVINE

"I Just Can't Control Myself" (Infinity) PRINCE

"I Wanna Be Your Lover" (WEI) RUFUS Et CHAKA

"Do You Love What You Feel" (MCA) CO M MODORES "Still" (Motown)

CURTIS MAYFIELD/LINDA CLIFFORD

"Between You Baby..." (Curtorn/RSO) DAVID RUFFIN

"Break My Heart" (WB) ISAAC HAYES

"Don't Let Go" (Polydor)

CLIMBERS Following are listed In order of their airplay activity

SWITCH "I Call Your Name" (Gordy) 38% of our reporters are on it Strongest in the Midwest climbing at WJ MO. WDAO and KPRS while hot at WVON, VVVKO. WJLB. WB MX and WTLC In the South it's hot at WLLE and WVOL and in medium rotation at WOIC. The West shows it new at KDIA and KSOL while hot at KDAY The East reflects hot at WXYV and medium at WDAS

SUGAR HILL GANG "Rapper's Delight" (Sugar Hill) 38% of our reporters are on it A hot record that's picking up hot airplay in the East at VVVVIN while climbing at WAMO. In the South it's new at WPXI. in medium rotation at WGIV and WAOK, and hot at W OIC and

WANT. The Midwest reflects it new at KPRS and KAEZ, climbing at WCIN and KATZ and hot at WVON. WVK 0 and WB MX In the West it's climbing at KDIA and hot at KDAY.

CHIC "Forbidden Lover" (Atlantic) 36% of our reporters are on it. New in the Mid west at WA M M in medium rotation at WCIN. WB MX, W DAO, VVVKO and KKSS, and hot at WVON The South reflects medium airplay at WPXI and WLOK while hot at WJJS, WPO M and WPDQ Hot in the East at WA MO. VV WRI and WXYV

BAR-KAYS "Move Your Boogie Body" (Mercury) 33% of our reporters are on it. New in the Midwest at WCIN. WJLB. WVON and WJ MO, climbing at WLOU and hot at VVVKO New in the South at WJJS. WANT and WPDQ climbing at WLOK, and hot at WGIV and W AOK Hot in the East at VVVVIN with medium airplay at WXYV.

HERB ALPERT "Rise" (A& M) 31 % of our reporters are on it Hot in the East at WDAS. Hot in the West at KDIA and KSOL. Hot in the Midwest at WTLC, WA M M, VVVKO.

KKSS and KATZ. Hot in the South at WPDQ, WJJS, KMJQ and WVOL while climbing at WPOM

MARVIN GAVE "Ego Tripping Out" (Tamla) 31 % of our reporters are on it New in the West at KDKO with medium airplay at KDIA. Debuting in the Midwest at WJLB, WA M M and WCIN while climbing at WVON New in the South at WLLE, WANT, W OIC and WJJS

while hot at WAOK Cli mbing at WDAS and WXYV in the East

RICK JAMES "Love Gun" (Gordy) 31 % of our reporters are on it New in the East at WXYV Debuting in the South at WAOK. WVOL and KMJQ. New in the Midwest at WJ MO, WDAO. WB MX. WCIN, WTLC, WLOU and KPRS. In the West it's new at KDKO and KDAY

MICHAEL JACKSON "Rock With You" (Epic) 29% of our reporters are on it. New in the East at VV WRL with medium rotation at WXYV and hot at WA MO and WVVIN. The South shows it new at KMJC) and hot at WPDQ. New in the Midwest at KPHS, WVON. WDAO and WLOU with medium airplay at WCIN New in the West at KDKO.

Album Airplay Following are listed In order of their airplay activity

O'JAYS "Identify Yourseif" (Phil. Intl) "Forever Mine" • "Sing A Happy Song"•

MICHAEL JACKSON "Off The Wall" (Epic) "Rock With You"• "Don't Stop You Get Enough" " Working Day And Night-

FUNKADE L1C "Uncle Jam Wants You" IWB) "Knee-Deep"•

ASHFORD ft SI MPSON "Stay Free" (WB) ''Stay Free' • "Found A Cure" • "No body Knows"

CHIC "Risque" (Atlantic) -My Forbidden Lover" "Good Times" • "My Feet Keep Dancing"

CO M MODORES "Midnight Magic" (Motown) "Still" • "Sail On'•• " Midnight Magic

LTD "Devotion" IAEthll"Stranger"• "Share"' PLEASURE "Future Now" (Fantasy) "Glide"'

CURTIS MAYFIELD "Heartbeat- (C.urtornillSOI "Between You Baby And Me"• K001 Et THE GANG "Ladies' Night" (De-Litel "Ladies' Night'•

'Asterisk denotes that cut has been released as a single

FIVE SPECIAL "You're Something Special" (Elektra) 26% of our reporters ere on it New In the East at WDAS Debuting In the South at WLOK with medium airplay at WGIV and W U t while hot at WAOK Cli mbing In the Midwest at WVON, VVVKO. W AR and WB MX with hots at WCIN and KPRS

FATBACK BAND "King Tim Ill" (Spring/Polydor) 26% of O W reporters are on it Hot in the West at KDAY New in the Midwest at WLOU, otherwise hot at VVVKO and WDAO the South has a cli mber at WPXI with hots at W OIC, WGIV. WILE and WLOK The East hns it in hot rotation at WDAS while climbing at WXYV

BRENDA RUSSELL "So Good, So Right" (Horizon/ MI M) 24% of our reporters are on It. New in the East at WXYV while climbing at W A MO In medium rotation at WVOL while hot at WPO M in the South The Midwest shows climbers at WLOU and KATZ with hots

at KKSS and WJLB Hot in the West at KSOL with medium rotation at KDIA

PLEASURE "Glide" (Fantasy) 24% of our reporters are on it New in the East at WVVRL and WXYV while hot at W DAS In the South It's climbing at WILE, debuting at WJJS and WAOK and hot at W ANT The Midwest has it hot at WTLC with medium airplay at WB MX Climbing in the West at KDIA

KC Es THE SUNSHINE BAND "I Betcha Didn't Know That" (Sunshine/TK) 21% of our reporters are on it. In the East It's climbing at W A MO. WXYV and VVVVRL while hot at

VVVVIN In medium rotation in the South at WPO M and W OIC The Midwest shows an add at WA M M while climbing at KPRS and hot at KATZ

EARTH, WIND Et FIRE "In The Stone" (ARC/Col) 21 % of our reporters are on it New in the East at WXYV New in the South at WPO M with medium rotation at WPDQ. WOIC

and WJJS. In medium rotation in the Midwest at WJ MO VVVON. VVVKO and WCIN

NEW &ACTIVE LOVE UNUMrTED "High Steppin', Hip Dressin' Fella", (Unlimited Gold/Col) 19% of our reporters are on it. Hot in the Midwest at WDAO and KAEZ, new at KPRS and climbing

at WCIN In the South it's hot at WGIV while climbing at WILE The East reflects hot airplay at WVVRL while climbing at WDAS

CREME D' COCOA "Doin' The Dog" (Venture) 19% of our reporters are on it New in the South at WPXI The Midwest reports an add at WJ MO, climbing at WJLB and hots at WVKO. WCIN and WLOU Climbing in the West at KSOL and KDIA

DYNASTY "I Don't Want To Be A Freak" (Solar/RCA) 19% of O W reporters are on it. Climbing in the East at WDAS New in the South at WGIV, climbing at WILE and hot at WPXI. New in the Midwest at WJ MO and W DAO while hot at WCIN and WLOU

DIONNE WAR WICK "Deja Vu" (Arista) 17% of our reporters are on it. New in the East at VVVVRL. In the South it's new at WPDQ, climbing at KMJG and hot at WVOL New in the Midwest at KPRS while hot at WA M M and KKSS.

VERNON BURCH "Never Can Find A Way" (C hoc, City/Casablanca) 17% of our reporters are on it. Strongest in the Midwest new at WVON, climbing at VVVKO and hot nt KATZ, WTLC and WANT New in the South at WPO M Climbing at KSOL in the West

PEACHES Et HERB "Roller Skatin' Mate" (Polydor) 17% of our reporters are on New in the West at KDIA and KDAY Debuting in the Midwest at WJ MO. KATZ, WJLB and WTLC In medium rotation at WAOK in the South

JAZZ ,HOTTEST

LONNIE LISTON SMITH A Song For The Children (Columbia)

Venous Cuts BOB JAMES Lucky Seven (Tappan Zee/Col)

Various Cuts JEFF LORBER FUSION Water Sign Arista,

'7oad's Place" STAN GETZ Children Of The World (Columbia)

Various Cuts GATO BARBIERI Euphoria (At: WI

Various Cuts NOEL POINTER Feel It W A/

Various Cuts BEN /MORAN The Cat And The Hat (MI MI

Venous Cuts ST1X HOOPER The World Within (MCA)

"Cordon Blue JEAN-LUC PONTY Taste Of Passion (Atlantic)

Various Cuts

NEW & ACTIVE BILLY COBHA M

BC IColum bia)

Various Cuts

EAST. WRVR/New Yolk NY HerscheePrescott WHUR/ Waehington, D.C., Jesse Fax

WEAA/Baltirnore, MD, Chauncey Lewis SOUTH- WCLK Atlanta, GA, Requirya Ward MID WEST: WBBY/Colurribus, OH, P Norman Grant WJZZ/Detroit MI,

Dorian Paster WEST: KADX/Denver CO, Chuck Edwards, KREBerkeley, CA, Hal Jackson, KKGOILos Angeles, CA, Monica Riordan, K ANilos Angeles, CA. Lawrence Tenter

ISAAC HAYES "DON'T LEI GO' Isaa c Hayes Don t Let Go the single that s on its way

is zone, from the to the end Don t Let Go- eD 6224 album

1 ;11°r GLORIA GAYNOR LET ME KNOW (I HAVE A RIGHT) ,0202, The Power and the Glona

Gloria Gaynor s got herself another big score with Let Me Know (I Have A Right). trom her new and last break-ing &bum I Have A Right Po lb: kl

x x. MILLIE JACKSON & ISAAC -YES DO YOU WANNA MAKE LOVE - Now look at our surprise

combination— Millie Jackson and Isaac Hayes teamed up in Royal Rappin s, an album so good, it s going all the way And watch tor their new single 'Do You Wan na Make

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Funkadelk

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David Ruffin

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Friday October, 78 1979

EAST SOUTH MID WEST WEST

Com modores "Still"

Regionalized Pheadolenie PA

Joe Torni mme

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Firm Special

South Hoed COIII.N.tIon

HOTTIST

unkedelli

Kt...1 0Th* Gong

Herb Alpert

David Ruffin

Ari a. Ball B Drell.

Calls/Linde

fatback Band

Plesour•

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La my • Band

Sugar Hill Gang

W WII!

New earl., NT

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Micheal Jamison Roil. P11114.•

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HOTTEST

Kool B The Gang

Corea/Linda

Co mmodore. Still

Chic

W ar p. .

Lore Unli mited

franc• Joll

Rohm b Chak• amid imy Rubino°.

W WIN

Malimors, M D

Don Ihrookallue W ood.

ADDED

Shalo m.. ,

Ashford b Si mpson

Teddy Pandora's . LI M

Jean Camn

HOTTEST

Smokey Roblrolon

Mayfieki ffilifford 0 Jays "F ainter '

Michael Jackson "Rock

Sugar Hill Gang

Kool 6 The Gang

Bs, Kay. Co m modores "Still

Nature'• Divine

KC b Sunshine Band "Belch.

WPOCI

Jonaidonirlis Pc

Nat M a uer.

ADDED

PrInc•

Dionne Werereck 'Clef. Vu'

Bar-Kays

Jean Ca m

Undo Clifford

Barberton.

HOTTIST

Micheel Jackson ' Don't"

Co m modore. 'Still"

Herb Alpert

Donne Su m mer

Robort John

Ashford b Si mpson Found

LTD Strong*.

CM,

Kool B The Gang

Crusaders Stmet

W OIV

Cheriorio. NC Chia Turas

ADOED

Rick Ja me.

B H Y

lo wnall

Dyneety

Sargard

Lonnie Liston Smith

Undo Clifford

Hornier Funkadelic

Mutiny

Prince

Kool Er The Gong Ladies

Isaac Ha mm

Fatback Band

Bar Kays

Sly Reme mber

Love Unlimited

Johnnie T•ylori

W AOK

Atbmtn, GA

Doug Hand

ADDED

Preemo•

Hot Marley

L•nny

Rick Janie.

HOTTRIKY

Saadi* Orclastra Roo' b Th. Gong

Curds Mayfald ' Heartbeet" Prince

Choke 6 Ra m

Bar Ka m

lon a Ha ma

Mervin Gays

Five Sp a. ,

Ashford b Sin-worm Crory

WL0111

Me mphis. TYE

M ay a Ja ms

ADDED Five Special 'You're

Linda Clifford

Leroy 144111110/1 Tyrone D•vie

B Johemon

HOTTEST Curlis Et Linda

Funk adelic

F•tbeck Bend

Robin•‘,. Oevid Rutfin LTD Str•nger

cool b The Gang

Rehire • Divine

M k MHO Mond...on

Chap ,. •

W VOL

NeoinAlle. TN

Fond Harvey

ADDED

Rick Ja me.

HOTTEST

Funkedellc

LTD Stranger

Ca meo

Hob Albion

Sme ary Robinson

Co m modor m "Sell"

Dionne War wick

Co m modores 'Still

Switch

Con Funk Shun

W O1A

PAo mpha, TN

Ron King/Johnnie Needy

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Stra mnd ffiurn mer

HOTTEST

Fabrock Bend

K ool Et The Gang

Co m modore. Still

Super Hill Gang

Srnokey Robl mon

PrInc•

Mandre

LTD 'Stronger

Mimic Hoye.

WJJ11 I ynchtuars. VA

Robert Odom

ADDED

Bar Kaye

KC b SisneMn. Bond Don t Curtis It Undo

Plemmons

Anita Ward

Stmrisonti/So m mor

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Mervin Gay•

Tyrone D mi•

HOTTEST

Michael Jackson

Funkedelic

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Herb Alpert

Co m modores Still

M om Production Ashford b Si mpson Found'

Chic "Good"

Donne Su m mer

Stephanie Mile"Put

ILIAJO

Heaseen, TX

Jae Iffirionan

ADDED lkitchatal Jackson

Now City Bend LTD Stranger

Bobby Caldwell Rick Ja me*

HOTTEST

Sod b Th. Gang

Isaac Hayes Ca meo

Funk•ddic

Rufus b Cliek•

Pri m•

Co m modore* Still

Klub Alpo',

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ADDED

Vernon Burch

Rufus ff Chak•

EWF "Stone"

HOTTEST

Vernon Stitch

Ji mmy Bo HOT*

Iso m Hayes

Chic

Foxy

Brenda Russell

Nature'. Divine

Ruhr 6 Choke Rose Royce

Islay Brother.

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Co . SC

Bob Wehore

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Ma ma Gay.

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Georg., Duke

Co m modores

Sugar Hill Gang

Horner •Don't"

Fabeck Band

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Sugar Hill Gang

Eaal Coast

KInernon Darr Cr.,,,. 0 Cocoa

Fat Larry a Band

Shalo m.,

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Adonis, GA

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Vernon Burch

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Oklahoma City Olt

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THE PICTURE PAGES Mac Racks Boulevard Star

Seen at the sidewalk ceremonies during the dedication of Warner Bros recording group Fleetwood Mac's star on Hollywood Blvd's "Walk Of Fame" are, from left Chairman of the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce's "VValk Of Fame" committee Bill Welsh, Mac members Christine Mc Vie, John Mc Vie, Mick Fleetwood, Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, and Hollywood Chamber of Commerce's Mike Sims Placed in front of Fre-

derick's of Hollywood, the group's star is the 1714th to be awarded

Daniels Et Palomino Pals

.0'47 While performing at the Palomino in Los Angeles recently, Epic recording artist Charlie Daniels was met back-stage by label execs who congratulated him on his gold single, "The Devil Weot Down To Georgia," and his plat-inum album, "Million Milo Reflections." Pictured partying with Charlie are (top row, 1-r) E/P/A's Jack Lameier, E/P/A VP Al Gurewitz, Charlie Daniels, E/P/A's Mike Alhadeff, Sam Harrell and Jim McKeon, (front row, It)

E/P/A's Susan Harrington and Larry Douglas

Strawberries Sweet On Rachel

Casablanca Falls For "Roller Boogie"

Casablanca Record and Film Works will release both a movie and sound-track entitled "Roller Boogie." The film is due December 21, the sound-track ships in mid November. Pictured are the high rollers most responsi

ble for the project (back row, tr) Casablanca Exec. VP Bruce Bird and "Roller Boogie" producer Irwin Yablans,. (front row, 1-r) Casablanca Presi-dent Neil Bogart and "Roller Boogie" musical arranger Bob Esty

Palmer, Blonstein Eye Success

After his recent performance at New York City's Beacon Theater, Island

recording artist Robert Palmer (left) apparently allowed himself to be hyp-notized backstage by congratulatory Island Records President Marshall

Blonstein

A Country Countdown King

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T G Sheppard made it to the number one spot on tho Watermark Ameri-can Country Countdown recently The show is aired by 250 stations nation-ally Pictured arc, from left Sheppard and series host Bob Kingsley.

Columbia/Stiff recording artist Rachel Sweet made an in-store appearance recently at Strawberries in Boston Pictured are (14 Strawberries' Harry Soften, CBS's Steve Kakes, Rachel Sweet CBS's Jeff Jones, Columbia's Gayle Compton and Strawberries' Neil Levy and Mark Briggs.

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(ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK)

Jeff Gelb

AOR And Sports: The Beginning Of A Beautiful Friendship

AOR radio has had over a decade to chart its musical course, and earlier experiments have borne ratings fruit all across the country, particularly over the last year-and-a-half.

Those stations which are confident of their musical framework are now searching for format embellishments, in the forms of air personalities and special programming. After all, the 18-34 year old adult does not live by rock 'n' roll alone. Among the outside inter-ests of AOR listeners (males especially) is the world of sports, and AOR radio has long pon-dered the proper form sports coverage should take to fit into the unique AOR mold. This week we spoke with a majority of our AOR reporters about the ways in which they acknow-ledge and make use of listener interest in sports activities.

Sports For Breakfast Of the stations polled which cover sports, a majority place that coverage on the morn-

ing show. Some stations, like KDKB/Phoenbc and KGGO/Des Moines, rely on their morning man or team to cover sports in a conversational manner. Others, like KZEL/Eugene, WLPX/MIhvaukee, and KICXX/Bakersfield use the morning newscaster to provide the latest scores and sports news.

Several stations ask air personalities to double as sports specialists for special fea-tures. KRST/Albuquerque's Jim Zale does two-minute daily sports features emphasizing personalized predictions and observations. WMMS/Cleveland's Kid Leo, well-known by his listeners for his interest in sports, regularly comments on games during his show. On Friday afternoons before important football games. Leo also runs a feature called "The Bookie Joint," in which Leo takes a bet from a listener on the upcoming Browns game. Lis-teners have offered prizes ranging from car washes or waxes to golf lessons, while Leo offers WMMS memorabilia as his prize offering should the listener win the bet.

The Sports-Humor Connection Sportscasters are employed by many AOR's to give sports coverage a truly profession-

al flavor. KEZV/Anaheim sportscaster Bob Elder hosts a two-hour sports talk show every Sunday night which garners excellent phone response. WQFM/Mihvaukee News and Sports Director Ric Schroeder does extensive local team coverage in a series of morning sports breaks. QM/Toronto Sports Director Paul Lethbridge offers nightly commentary on "Sports-view." WRIF/Detroit sportscaster Ely Zaret, who places heavy emphasis on field report-ing, has also been recruited to cover sports for the ABC FM Network. ICLOS/Los Angeles morning person Frazer Smith teams with sister AM station KABC's

veteran sportscaster Tommy Hawkins for a daily feature called "Sports Snorts," where the two toss back and forth comments on teams, players and games in a light, conversa-tional style.

"The secret is not to take sports reporting as seriously as do sports journalists. Make it more entertaining than serious, to keep people listening who have no active inter-est in sports."

— KGB-FM/San Diego PD Rick Leibert

KFIG/Fresno listeners can tune in to "Cookie Randolph Sport Talk" every morning, a tongue-in-cheek look at sports where they might hear "Howard Softsell" giving sports commentary.

Also gearing its sports coverage toward humor is KGB-FM/San Diego, where AM air personality Larry Himmel tapes a daily 60-second sports feature. One day the show might spotlight the Himmel-created character "Swami Sweatsocics." By Himmel's description, Sweatsocks is "the world's only totally corrupt holy man: uptight, outasight and tax-exempt." Another character heard on Hinunel's sports features is "Freddie Capistrano," rapid-fire sports reporter with a heavy East Coast accent who handles sports rumors. Then there's Himmel himself, who occasionally reports from mythical Hogie's bar some-where in San Diego, playing the typical sports fan who is using the poor bartender as a sounding board for his gripes about the local teams or comments on recent sports events.

The sports-as-entertainment approach used by KGB-FM actually had its origins on the opposite coast at WBZ/Boston, where current KGB PD Rick Leibert once worked. Re-called Leibert, "I was involved in the production of WBZ's sports coverage, including a zany Sunday night recap of the important sports events of the week called 'Sports Huddle.' While the play-by-play coverage appealed to the older spectrum, the crazy Sunday night show was bringing out the younger males. We transplanted this humorous approach to our sports coverage at KGB. The secret is not to take sports reporting as seriously as do sports journalists. Make it more entertaining than serious, to keep people listening who have no active interest in sports."

WORN PLAYS BALI W/171 USTENERS — WCIF M/Milwaukee Joined forces with ex- Milwaukee Braves vet Warren Spahn in a benefit batting match that raised $3000 for a local youth livered

in a freak accident Pictured on the playing field rl ere WDFM Sports Director Ric Schroeder Spahn, WOFM air personalities Max and Michael St James

Sports From The Insider's Point Of View While most stations use their own employees to cover sports, some turn to the com-

munity-at-large for their sports experts. Probably the most unusual such part-time radio employee is KPAS/EI Paso sportscaster Paul Strelzin. When not delivering his twice-daily two-minute sports features for the station, Strelzin is an area high school principal!

At least two AOR stations have asked professional sports players to offer their unique sports insights. Philadelphia Eagles linebacker John Bunting calls in exclusive on-the-field reports to WMMR/Philadelphia morning man, Michael Picozzi every Monday. WMMS/Cleveland has two Cleveland Browns players on the payroll: Lyle Alzado co-hosts morning person Jeff Kinzbach's show the day after Browns games for recaps, while the team's Thom Darden has joined WMMS for a weekly jazz show which, according to sta-tion PD John Gorman, sounds like "Jazz-Sports Radio." Darden has occasionally inter-viewed sports personalities like Howard Cosell during his show.

Play-By-Play Coverage Experiments

Of the varied types of sports coverage currently on the air at AOR's, actual play-by-play of key games is still in its infancy stages, being tested by a handful of stations. KSMB/ Lafayette is carrying its first season of Louisiana State football games to mixed response, though MD Jay Walker reported that negative feedback has dropped off. KSPN/Aspen carries live coverage of the Denver Broncos games, while KTXQ/Dallas, as reported in the 9-28 issue of R&R, is running its second season of Cowboys play-by-play to no discernable positive or negative ratings results.

One station that claims its play-by-play coverage has helped the station's ratings is KFMH/ Muscatine, which has carried live sports play-by-play of one sort or another for seven years. The station has extended its play-by-play coverage to area high school basketball and football games, as well as community college basketball. The station will air approx-imately 54 basketball games this year, and during a tournament week in March, airs an astounding 22 games. PD Steve Bridges explained, "Iowa is a very big basketball state: businesses actually close down during important games. Carrying our extensive play-by-play coverage has helped us in many ways. It broadens our demographic base, and brings in a hell of a lot of income."

What of the potential for listener tune-outs during such extended coverage? Bridges responded, "I imagine there are some people who listen just for the music, who will go else-where during the games. But we always counterprogram so that when we finish a game we follow it with a special broadcast of some sort. It might be a group in concert, an interview, or some other sort of special. It varies from week-to-week." Bridges commented that the jocks promote the specials heavily so that listeners who tune out the games will know what to hear when they tune in, and what time to rejoin the station. He also pointed out that his jocks heavily promote the games as they would any special programming to encourage listenership.

Sports On The Air: Why Bother?

Whether covering sports to the extent that KFIVLH/Muscatine does or whether sports is run as an extension of news coverage, AOR radio is coming around to sports as a logical programming component. Why bother? Rick Leibert answered, "How can anyone say that 18-24 year olds don't like sports? Look at the kind of thing that goes on at Notre Dame, USC, or Michigan . . . everyone talks about sports." And John Gorman offered, "It's very much a part of their lifestyle. Our listeners are interested in sports but they want to be spoken to on their level. We've had to find the right ways by which we could respond to their inter-est level while at the same time staying on their wavelength" The result? AOR radio further mirrors the total lifestyle of its listeners as it gears up to become the mass appeal radio format of the Eighties.

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Nov. 8 Coliseum Ft Wayne. Ind.

Nov. 9 Masonic Hall Detroit Mich

Nov 10 Kent State U Kent Ohio

Nov 11 Cincinnati. Ohio

Nov. 23 Civic Arena Pittsburgh Pa.

Nov 24 Coliseum New Haven, 0

Nov 25 Civic Centre Providence, R.I.

Nov. 27-28 Music Hall Boston. Moss

Nov. 29 Madison Square Gorden NYC

Nov 30 Broome County Arena Binghomton, NY.

Dec 1 War Memorial Rochester. NY.

Dec. 3 Convention Center Buffalo NY.

Dec. 5 Civic Center Springfield, Moss.

Dec 6 Capitol Center Largo Md.

Dec .7 Spectrum Philadelphia Po.

Dec 9 Cumberland County Arena Portland Maine

Dec 26 Civic Center Savannah Go.

Dec. 27 Ft. Meyers Civic Center Ft Meyers Fla

Dec. 28 Sports Auditorium Miami Fla.

Dec. 29 Coliseum Jacksonville Tenn.

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R&R/Frtday, October 26, 1979 Page 46

Jeff Gelb

Evolution KLIV/F'resno switches to a Superstars AM in early November . . . Another new

Superstars AOR is KIDQ/Boise, with Jay Pipes as PD. Welcome aboard . . . KZAM-AM and KZAM-FM/Seattle have dropped the majority of their simulcast program-ming, with the AM now programming an all-rock variation of AOR stressing new music, while the FM will continue its jazz and soft AOR music . . . Gene Austin is the new PD at KLOL/Houston . . WPF-11/Terre Haute's new MD is Chuck Cahill, from the airstaff . . . Nat Lamp has been upped to MD from the airstaff at K-99/ Great Falls . . I.es Cook has exited WMAD/ Madison to become MD at Y-95/Rock-ford . . . KSJO/San Jose has named Sally Gill as a music and programming assis-tant. . Jack Perry has joined KOME/San Jose from KSFM/Sacramento as Pro-duction Director. Another new-KOMEr is News Director Rob Singleton from KRE/ Berkeley . . . Greg Lee has joined KZEL/Eugene as Promotions Director.

Update KDUK/Honolulu kicked off its Dancemusic-to-AOR-format switch by playing Steve

Dahl's "Do Ya Think I'm Disco," then plunged into Who's "Long Live Rock." Go get 'em . . KZEL/Eugene achieved their goal of raising $10,000 for lit bike paths with a Snail benefit concert that raised $2500. Job well done . . . AOR anniversary congratu-lations this week to KNAC/Long Beach (its tenth), WKDF/Nashville (ditto), and KIOK/ Tr-Cities (its first) . . . KQRS/ Minneapolis has been granted a power raise from 50,000 to 100,000 watts . . . W m/Washington has combined forces with Epic Records to press 10,000 special albums featuring selections from Molly Hatchet, Cheap Trick and David Werner which the station will retail for $1.01. The station will match penny for penny the money raised in a benefit for Special Olympics . . . WCCC/Hartford raised $15,000 in an M.S. dance . . . WRIF/Detroit's "DREAD" organization now claims a staggering 51,000 card-carrying members. The station uses the group as an "inflation-fighting" organiza-tion that enables members to receive special discounts at area merchants' outlets announced on the air daily . . . WDHA/North Jersey is looking for recording acts to help judge a Halloween costume party the station will be holding. Grand prize for the best costume, in-cidentally, is a paid vacation to Dracula's castle in Transylvania and Loch Ness in Scot-land. Anyway, contact WDHA GM Bob Linder about your group by calling (201) 328-1055 . . . John Belushi was a recent guest on Steve Dahl's "Breakfast Club" on the LOOP/Chi-cago . . . WSAI-FM/Cincinnati offered free coffee and donuts to those waiting in line for tickets to the Knack and Fleetwood Mac concerts . . . Following a recent tornado in the area, WHCN /Hartford organized a 100-person clean-up crew, while McDonald's provided free food for the hard-working volunteers . . WYSP/Philadelphia joined a local Peaches record store to offer their listeners the new Fleetwood Mac album for $7.94 if they said, "WYSP Sent Me" . . . Cream recording artists Snail are set to perform at a KREM-FM/ Spokane Halloween costume party, the theme of which is "Rock of the 70's." Listeners who come in the most creative outfits will be eligible for several prizes . . . The Depart-ment of Natural Resources gave WLAV/Grand Rapids 40,000 seedling pines. The station is redistributing these to local 7-11 stores where listeners can pick them up for later planting at a "WLAV Forest" .. . In conjunction with its first AOR anniversary, KY99/Amarillo is offering free admission and 10-cent beer at local clubs, as well as the chance to win one of ten money bags, each filled with 99 silver dollars . . . Columbia's musical reworking of "War of the Worlds" is being developed into a motion picture.

KINST CELEBRITY AUCTION — Pictured is KWST/Los Angeles publicity coordinator Ann Lambert with some of the celebrity items being auctioned on the air during October to benefit the LA. Children's Hospital. Among the items pictures are John Travolta's jacket from "Grease," Stevie Nkks's two Afghan puppies, Peter Frampton's guitar and Leon Russell's custom-made hat

NEILSON PLAYS CHEAP TRICK ON THE LOOP — WLUP/Chicago eked a recent concert ap-pearance by Epic recording artists Cheap Trick. Pictured prior to the show (l-r) are station MD Sky Daniels end group's Rick Neilson.

CHUM-FM SOUND SHOW — CHUM-FM/Toronto sponsored an annual sound show featuring over thirty sound rooms and over one hundred brands of audio equipment Pictured is the station's booth.

Concerts Et Conversations PRESENTATIONS: WKDF/Nashville presented Blackfoot, Marshall Chapman, Hotel

for $1.00 . . KATT-FM/Oklahoma City presented Dixie Dregs for 100 cents . . . WVBR/ Ithaca presented Karla Bonoff for $2.93.

RADIO CONCERTS: Jerry Riopelle on KBBC/Phoenix . . John Prine, Steve Good-man on WIOQ/Philadelphia . . . Son Seals on WIBA-FM/Madison . . . Ronnie Montrose on KAZY/Denver . . . Simms Bros., NRBQ on WPLR/New Haven . . . Robert Palmer on WDHA/North Jersey . . . Karla Bonoff, Robert Palmer on WNEW/New York . . . Ellen Shipley on WLIR/Long Island . . . Karla Bonoff on WVBR/Ithaca.

GUEST DJ'S: Talking Heads, Susan St. James, Jessica Lange on KZEL/Eugene . . . Ellen Shipley on WLIR/Long Island . . . Bram Tchaikovslcy on WVBR/Ithaca.

CONVERSATIONS: Bruce Springfield, Neil Young on KMET/Los Angeles .. . Sniff 'N' The Tears on WMMS/Cleveland . . . John Belushi, Joe Walsh, Jimmy Messina, Char-lie on WXRT/Chicago . . . Knack on WMYK-WZAM/Norfolk . . Southside Johnny on WIDB/Carbondale . . . Outlaws on WWCT/Peoria . . . Police, Knack, UK on WIOQ/ Philadelphia . . . Eagles on WWWW/Detroit . . . 38-Special on WJAX/Jacksonville . . . Clash, REO Speedwagon, Molly Hatchet on KISW/Seattle . . . Richie Furay, Chris Hill-man, Rick Roberts, Talking Heads on KBCO/Boulder . . . Billy Thorpe on KZOM/Beau-mont . . . Pat Travers on WGRQ/Buffalo . . . Ronnie Montrose on KAZY/Denver . . . Tim Weisberg on KBPI/Denver . . REO Speedwagon, Talking Heads, John Cougar, Jimmy Spheeris, 38-Special, Garland Jeffreys, Dixie Dregs, Timothy Leary on KNIT-FM/ Oklahoma City . . . Jimmy Buffett on LOVE-94/Miami . . . Rainbow, Knack on WTUE/ Dayton . . . Martin Mull on KPAS/EI Paso . . . Moon Martin, Phil Collins (Genesis), Robin Lumley, Peter Robinson (Brand X) on WIOQ/Philadelphia . . . Knack on WRCN/ Riverhead . . . Blue Oyster Cult, Bram Tchaikovslcy, Jane Fonda on VVVBR/Ithaca.

• •

COMING NEXT WEEK: AOR radio responds to Joe Smith's open letter in last week's 1Ft&R regarding stations which program albums in their entirety and encourage listeners to tope them. Does such a practice discourage record sales and, just as important for radio, discourage radio listening as well once favorite albums have been taped? Next week AOR programmers nationwide offer their opinions.

What Makes Beautiful Music?

"Guitars And Women" The New Album By

Rick Derringer

AtA' Devillujel

GUITARS AND WOMEN Gera., 01 In. He ,

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Featuring The Single:

'Something Warm"

on Blue Sky Records

Distributed by CBS Associated Labels The Association To Have!

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11 3 3 3 4 4

20 6 5 5 STYX

2 2 3 6 FOREIGNER 8 8 7 7 JETHRO TULL 7 9 8 8 MOLLY HATCHET

4 5 6 9 BOB DYLAN

25 14 10 BLONDIE 5 7 9 11 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT - 19 12 12 FOGHAT - 18 17 13 SANTANA - — 32 14 JOE JACKSON 32 26 21 15 BONNIE RAITT - a••••• 16 POLICE 10 12 15 17 JIMMY BUFF M

6 10 10 18 KNACK 12 16 20 19 AC/DC

15 15 13 20 TALKING HEADS 17 13 16 21 IAN GOMM 9 11 18 22 CARS

- 33 23 23 KENNY LOGGINS

29 20 25 24 QUADROPHENIA 30 40 27 25 SHOES

34 30 33 26 KARLA BONOFF 26 27 26 27 TIM CURRY - 31 34 28 PAT BENATAR 39 34 29 29 JOHN COUGAR

- 39 37 30 HALL &OATES 35 38 31 JUDAS PRIEST

13 17 28 32 ROBERT PALMER 38 - 33 TOM JOHNSTON

19 28 30 34 LRB 16 21 24 35 NEIL YOUNG

18 i2 " IR REO SpFEDWAGON Nine LiVHS (Epic) 28 32 35 37 VAN MORRISoni !nto The Music (WB) 22 . 24 31 38 SAMMY HAGAR Street Machine (Capitol) - linom • 39 APRIL WINE Harder...Faster (Capitol)

- emm 40 OUTLA WS In The Eye Of The Storm (Arista)...

October 26,19791 160 REPORTERS EAGLES

LED ZEPPELIN In Through The.. (Swan Song) FLEETWOOD MAC Tusk (WB) CHEAP TRICK

The Long Run (Asylum)

MOST ADDED 1 POLICE

Reggatta De Blanc (ARM) Message MA Bottle"

2 OUTLAWS In The Eye Of... (Arista) Long Gone"

3 APRIL WINE • Harris, .Foater trmriitoll

bke To Rock" 4 NICOLETTE LAF1SON

ITile n The Nick Of Time (WB)5 HEADBOYS

lisedboys (RSO) 'Shape Of Things " JOE JACKSON I'm The Man lAbM1 "Different FIX Girls"

7 SPORTS Don't Throw... (Ar)sta) Listens. Radio

II 20/20 20(20 (Portrait) "Yellow Pills"

9 38-SPECIAL Rockin' Into The (MAI) Title

10 RICK DERRINGER Guitars It (Blue Sky) 'Something Warm''

11 DUNCAN BROWNE Streets Of Fire (Sire ) Fauvette"

12 STEVE FORBERT "Jackrabbit " IN emperor) The Oil Song

13 BLONDIE Tie Eat To The IChrysalis)

Dreaming' 13 SNAIL r, Flow (Cream) 'e "Broke Up " 13 UK

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Dream Police (Epic)

Cornerstone (A&M) Head Games (Atlantic)

Stormwatch (Chrysalis) Flirtin' With Disaster (Epic)

Slow Train Coming (Columbia)

Eat To The Beat (Chrysalis) Eve (Arista)

Boogie Motel (BearsvilleNVB)

Marathon (Columbia) I'm The Man (A&M)

The Glow (WB)

Reggatta De Blanc (A&M)

Volcano (MCA) Get The Knack (Capitol)

Highway To Hell (Atlantic)

Fear Of Music (Sire)

Albu m cuts are listed in order

of airplay preference

"Heartache" "Shoes" Title "King..." "Love" "Fool" "Evening" "Saurez"

"Sara" Title "Sisters" "Angel"

Title "Voices" "Tonight" "Hell" "Babe" "Lights" "Never..." "Time"

"Boy" Title "Modern" "Telephone"

"Oil" "Move" "Orion" "Home"

"Whiskey" Title"Boogie" "Over"

"Serve" "Train" "Angel" "Change" "Dreaming" "Union" "Acciden ts"

"Damned" "Lie" "Man" "Won 't"

"Bed" Title "Lucky" "Nervous"

'Wanted" "Hard" "Stand" "Lightning" "Girls" Title "Radio" "Ku to"

"Coming" 'Thank You" 'Wild" "Boy" "Bottle" "Moon" 'Alright" "Bed's" "Fins" Title "Lady" "Surv ive "

"Good" "Sharona" "Selfish" "Tara "

Tide "Rhythm" "Touch" "Bus h"

"Wartime" "Zimbra" "Paper " Gomm With The Wind (Stiff/Epic)... "Hold" "Hoo ked" '24 Hr. " "Can 't"

Candy-0 (Elektra) Keep The Fire (Columbia)

Various Artists (Polydor)

Present Tense (Elektra) Restless Nights (Columbia)

Fearless (A&M)

In The Heat Of The... (Chrysalis) .... "Heartbreaker" "Think" "Sincere " John Cougar (Riva)

X-Static (RCA) Unleashed In The.. (Columbia) Secrets (Island)

Everything You've.. (WB) First Under The Wire (Capitol)

Rust Never Sleeps (WB/Reprise). . "Hey, Black" "My, Blue" "Finger"

"Take" "Road" "Survive" NE VV

"Bright Side" "Free""Game" ENTRY

-Jane" "T 4.m" "FirR" "To Rock" "Ladies" "Schizoid .'

. "Blueswater" "Comin' ""Gone" 1

"Do" "Type" "Go" "Head"

"This Is It" "Love" Title "Right" "5:15" "James"

'Tom NifInt" "Late" 'Arms" "Now" -Walk In/Room" "Baby" "Trouble" "Ro th" "Paradise"

"Lover- "Think" "Miami"

"Bebop" 'Wait- "Intravino" "Radio" "Diamonds" "Manalishi"

"Case" "Friends" "Jealous" 'World" "Outlaw" "River" "Stage" "Talk" "Change" "Los " "Middle" "Rumor"

MEDIUM SANTANA Marathon (Columbia) Alit Wanted"

2 FOGHAT Boogie 1Boarayille/WBI 'Sleep",

3 JETHRO TULL Stormwatch (Chrysalis) ''N. Sea Oil" ..... -. -

1:14.01811111r Nall I The Glow (WS) "Nisei's Coming"

5 GUADROPHENsA Various Artists IPolydor) -5:75"

5 SHOES Present Tense (Elektra) "Tomorrow Night"

7 TALKING HEADS Fear 01 Music Site/ 'Life During Wartime"

8 ALAN PARSONS P110J. Eve lAristal • Damned If "

9 PAT BENATAR in The Heat. (Chrysalis) "Heartbreaker •

10 JOE JACKSON I'm The Man (A&M) "Different For Girls"

11 BLONDIE Eat To The (Chrysalis) "Dreaming'

12 D. HALL It J. OATES X Static (RCA) "Bebop"

13 BOB DYLAN Slow Train Coming Moll • 'Servo Somebody"

14 TOM JOHNSTON Everything You've (WB) "River r '

15 KENNY LOGGINS r; Keep The Fire (Columbial 'e This Is It 15 KARLA BONOFF

Restless Nights (Columbia) "Baby Don't Go"

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Chart Summary EAGLES dug their claws

into the number one roost

and stayed there with an exceptionally strong hot

report showing. ZEP maintained second place

with excellent hot reports, while MAC trucked up to number three as last

week's adds became this week's higher rotations. Next week's battle for

the top two positions should be a heated one.

Meanwhile, TRICK and STYX held rock steady, as did TULL and HATCHET.

BLONDIE had a good

week of increased reports

in all rotations. FOGHAT held their own as SAN-TANA moved up. JACK-SON's increased reports ju mped him way up this

week, while RAITT also registered airplay and nu

merical gains. POLICE were this week's most added album and highest debut, with arresting sig-

nificant mentions in all airplay rotations. AC/DC

inched up as LOGGINS maintained and QUAD-ROPHENIA inched up

SHOES advanced while BONOFF and BENATAR sho wed rene wed airplay

excite ment COUGAR maintained nicely while

H8-0 leaped up wards

PRIEST resurged while

JOHNSTON bounced back. APRIL WINE and OUTLA WS debuted while JOURNEY and HEAD-BOYS nearly charted this week.

The Album Airplay/40 chart re-presents activity based on a com-bination of add, medium and hot reports. Artists' chart numbers are displayed over a four-week period. The artists in italics regis.

tared the newt sapid gains in air-play ior w WZ 4. wis air JUL; that are also current singles are listed in hold type

THE HOTTEST 1 EAGLES

The Long Run (Asylum) 'Heartache"

2 LED ZEPPELIN In Through (Swan Song) All M y Love"

3 FLEETWOOD MAC Tusk (WB(

a FOREIGNER

Head Games (Atlantic) 'White Boy .'

5 STYX Cornerstone (A&M) 'Babe'

I CHEAP TRICK Dream Police lEpic) Title

7 MOLLY HATCHET Flirtin With Disaster (Epic) 'Whiskey M an"

8 BOB DYLAN Slow Train Coming (Con 'Serve Somebody"

9 JETHRO TULL Storrnwatch (Chrysalis) "N Sea Oil"

10 ALAN PARSONS PROJ. Eve !Arista) -Da mned If

11 BLONDIE Eat To The (Chrysalis) Dreaming"

12 KNACK Get The Knack (Capitol) Good Girls"

13 CARS Candy 0 (Elektrel All I Can Do"

11 JIMMY BUFFETT Volcano (MCA) Fins

15 AC/DC

Highway To Hell (Atlanticl Title

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week. Below these numbers are breakdowns of the album's reports in other rotations for the week The album's orefernd airplay cut is listed

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With immediate top:10 nationvvide AOR reaction to their hard-hitting ne w album, plus the smash single "Who Listens To The Radio" bulleting

straight up the charts, The Spor ts are way out in front as today's hottest new group!

The album: DON'T THROW STONES. #5 MOSTADDED—Record World #6 NEIN ACTION—Album Network

#7 MOST ADDED--Radio & Records

Aso.slhe single: "V4ho ListerIS To The Radio': BB: 54* / MN: 61 * / CB: 74* The smashing American debut by The Sports.

On Arista Records and Tapes. WAIST&

Page) 50

SINGLES RbRIFriday. October 28. 1979

JAZZ ON /A= LAZA 'BREAKERS_ Breakers are those newer !words that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

POLICE Reggatta De Blanc

IAEtMl "Bottle" "Moon" "Al-right" "Bed's." 69% of our reporters on it Total album reports: 110. A-79, M-18, H-13. Debuted this week at number 16.

MMIMMA

1 JOURNEY "Lovin', Touchin', Sgueezin' " (Columbia)

2 HEADBOYS The Shape Of Things To Come" (RSO)

3 MOON MARTIN "Rolene" (Capitol)

4 NICK LO WE "Switchboard Susan" (Columbia)

5 RECORDS "Starry Eyes" (Virgin)

6 GAM MA "I'm Alive" (Elaktra)

7 JOHN DAVID SOUTHER "You're Only Lonely" (Columbia)

8 SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY "Anxious" (Mercury)

9 SPORTS "Who Listens To The Radio" (Arista)

10 FRANK ZAPPA "Joe's Garage" (Zappa)

These 46 . received sign ificant A OR airplay reports this w eek These singles

are either not available on an albu m or Sr. fro m an albu m not currently on the

Albu m Airplay/40 chart The chart Is listed In order of total m entions received

thi• w eek

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1 JEAN-LUC POP4TY Taste Of Passion (Atlant)c) Tide 'Beech Girl" "Sunset Drive" "Stay With Me"

2 WEATHER REPORT 8 30 (ARC/Columbia) "Bird/and " "Black Market""Brown" "Street"

3 JEFF LORBER FUSION Water Sign (Arista)

Title "Toad's Place" 4 CRUSADERS Street Life (MCA)

Title "My Lady" 5 BRAND X Product (Passport)

'Waves" "Illegal Aliens" 8 NEIL LARSEN High Gear (Horizon)

Title "Futurama" 7 HERB ALPERT Rise (A& M)

"Rise" "1980" 8 BOB JAMES Lucky Seven (Tappan Zee/Col)

"Rush Hr " "Look Alike" "Fly" 9 FLORA PURI M Carry On (WB)

"Afternoon" "Love Lock" 10 STIX HOOPER World's Within (MCA)

Various Cuts

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WCOZ THANKS THE EAGLES, FRONTLINE MANAGMENT, IRVING AZOFF,AND MICHAEL KLENFNER FOR TWO GREAT CONCERTS AT THE BOSTON GARDENS AND GLEN FREY'S BORING APPEARANCE ON THE STEVEN CLEAN SHOW. COME BACK SOON!

BOTON'S BEST ROCK'S AHEAD •

MOST ADDED OUTLA WS In The Eye Of... (Arista) POLICE Reggatta De Blanc (A& M) APRIL WINE Harder... Faster (Capitol) NICOLETTE LARSON In The Nick Of (VVB) SPORTS Don't Throw. (Arista) 20/20 219/20 (Portrait)

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SANTANA Marathon (Columbia)

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TORINO 14/05 11 ,••• 0 11,0 4 0 0•••

00lost LEO COKE . IS .. SITS 141011 10.1., M0010 1(pi,

01 0(17 RCA, 1511 1C 011,01 10/ 94 1111 .0e;

MIRES IMO ./ A ME2 02go.t mi o 111. 4t00:11 lArco) $LIMATRI M .1.11

AL M 9/11015 NOI. 10 Is o• 001.• ZA MA 1075441 A N . 40.E miisi CMS 111,11,11 .0 .000, 0 70,•• •Lo. OA 0, Moir

16141. Colgodol o 0001 iCaoltoll

10/001 0 STE W 100111 (01 ((IL TO M 101,11... ., 141-5 0C1.1 14.1011

ls.. C l

51 ,0144

C.

MOST ADDED POUCE Regulate De Blatic (A& M) 22/18 APRIL WINE Harder...Faster (Capitol) 17/17 OUTLA WS In The Eye Of. (Arista) 14/14 NICOLETTE LARSON In The Nick Of. (WB) 14/12 JOE JACKSON I'm The Man (A& M) 19/11 38-SPECIAL Rockln' Into The. . (A& M) 13/11

Two 1111 mbers follow eac h album tide. The first represents total number of Southern stations playing the album this week. The

second Is the number III Mose stations that AggitdIt this week.

ell, G MT MITA .

011 . L0 1( 010'11

.100000 101

01.0 1.00)110 1001.010•1 10.111 Rel TT .01 1.1 001. 19.101 M C A OATES IICA/

1000.11 611 1101 SOOT W M* 10 511111

0 * 06111 moos.. SIL 10.110 M fil melool •000 031100 IC01,001•,

sPIC1 4 I MO .••5 (tiroft:Lo,

PO, . 6* 0 (00

Me m 111COLITTE 04 601 01 .110, De 100 00. 11111 110011.CIAl 1,1111, •T•00 It M. • 110.100.11111/ .0111/For *Iris. M OOT N MI IICAl M IL 10••••• m mo Nreo• IT Aolo• ,102, KSIERVE 111,11 La ONO edorl 1111100, 11/00 Mar 1 VENTS 1401 17.1 01111 01.1 16.11111 •I LI M to M I, MIRTS 101101 .11 O.0/00 0,10..•

M M . 010001 11C.A1 NEADEOTS M O, 11101 0 FURA/ 10 *91 141 II MIE RAI TT 101 COMO 1E1,01••1 00100 1TAL N.1 1011. 0 CMS 1E100111 M ONET ,Cei moia; 1IitISAS 111.5 mor 1 00 MAT . 'C m . , 1

110 cneocacom 1E0 ,0 RA MT NE-00/. 101

4 ,401 111711 • ••• 00SONS MO/. 10,111•1 • • 0te mrici •• 0000•S 000 11,1,00.

Johnson City 81574774127

C M VIL M 1000.111 0 F0001 1000••• 11 le/ MI KI M IICAI 11 0111 FLOM? 1.0,1 01 M IS P. K AU 10 0.01.1 K M STILL ttttttttt; J11110 61/VETT 11011 MAR PMSOM PI,DJ. iAr

001000 M OLES 1.101,01 FLE(1 000 M C 101

LED ZIP KT 1S•••• 10 m, FOCIGNER 101001E1 M ET .1.11041 111101 sio I04.11

IlliCA fts,E1 ATY110 IILL 1Cor maii••

CRICCO 01 .11.1 0.0110./CORIA 1(011

O m's* 0.1110101S 10/ 9 000 101. 61

Knoxville 815-637-1010

00al II 10.11(11 TOM 0 001O1 101 (I WO ZA MA 1E m••1

0141151 14 0141.11 01.rce•-• SAMTAIM ICa, i • ell 00 01 0 III MO Tula (02 ,.111.. 1101 CMOs CIT• SOF MCCOOS • 110..st LID ZUWEL••• ,••••r. 1.34 M ST MAT041 160E/ FOI10,101 1101.011c1 EAGLES 10•11 00

KIS TOUG 10 MtmelaTti RCM OIL . 11/01.00•1 001 0015011 101 (0.11. IMO( 10101 51 0 IMO/ KOC MCCIT 'At m, MAL. 0 0: 0 10)1•061,0 04*01 to. , 111011 BUFFETT 10.A1 (41 COM (StIt1/Cplc, 90ES 11 .111•1 0 0000 011 ,1 1011 ,01

iCt 1110 FO2MI Maar ..... U M) U.1 1C .Itoii 61E70000 MC 101

lost ',OM N ON 101 MAC P M. 101

K UR D REPOIT INIC/001,01,141 LAKER ( wizen,

VO N Gate I inti m t, OLDERA (Cavite! i

K M & S A A B Lafayette 31s-232-1311 . SOLE •

.001••• TALRI M KIPS 1011•0 14/ 00 10.140,E, #*11.111150 . Mal. 1. 0111 POINICOM 1000 ,01 , 100111 ....r, 1.81 oaaorses.• 'Poi sdor DE VOID 011L0... 17.00100 0.111001 717 11100,111 100 ,11 0/ TE14,0 7151 100 00 01

Asa m • p os.0 011 1C00001• , 000 0,1 E11 1C0100,•• 4,COLETTS 010401 00 , liti• 00•1 0 141.01,

M o m AC/CC Otrisn. 01

TALO M HEADS SLOE sTECT

110MiSMI 11.1 PAT D OM * 1C0r1. 0 0/ AMLA M O. 1001 .01 0 10. TOMISI M 101 DOES 1110, 0•1 O M( 0111 .1110 00 C....Ne 1E000 TOL 11/0 00 111 TO W . 10•••••111•0110 M100.0 10/00101 0 M rd ite m. ;CM ;MAI M 110011 0116 .0111/For Gie is' A 11.., 0r1 -0•0 .100 04110 (00,

KARLA 00 01 1Co1.00 0 •01.1 I 0.111 IKA , Stlft100 10(0..01.18 •011/1' (MINTY II'S."

.3,••••• slowy 1 .. •

LED /E00 FOREIGN. • STro EAMES 'so • 1MLT •OTN. 1,000 . • M A. Toil. IL ISO MLA,. (00•00.•1 'LITTON/0 MC fe, N at Wong' •Si O M . •Stro••• (COOT .Mar•.• . • •/ 0 iiiii 13,0 ,....oc•••

1sEs

1119 0. •01.041Y •

Lexington 606-252 6691

IML• • 00 0, lOCT C MOS ••• -

-. MST oCo. mos,

-.so COG. ist.ttitgoci 410011 (Orss.,,,,

0 0 4 0,001C M OT 0•••••,.

1110,71,!0'..01,0 SS is/.

KLPQ • JAB,

•oom

won. 10 0.1 01Miore,

0.411 .

.1.11 •AtaLT illemer111 0 0, 70110 11 01 40111 IMES, 1Col mai o .10 01. * M N 1P. M.51 OLD, F041 1I01E/Cis m. Int i00101005 07•100,1 0 K U M 10:11001 0 101 A NSON 111 01

11 1515 141, mi .10 6 00t IS•,•• 1001

Little Rock 501 664 6 665

'S UT RA* MC iMl SI U IMA11 • TRI M 94/IC Illtleor , • M UT 010. 1 .1. A W N' 40e.. . • U M 1MM,

1101.10A 10. ”.•••

KT MO 11.1 10, r14 11 0 M CA 14 511111 11111 W WI 0201 Mols ,

11111111011 1Polyer1 IL O O M NI PIM!. Itelatai

jm. 0 4

1.1 01•6 “aao

MEDIUM FOGHAT Boogie. . (Bearsyille/WB) 27/20 SANTA NA Marathon (Columbia) 22/18 JETFIRO TULL Storrnwatch (Chrysalis) 27/16 BONNIE RAITT The Glow (WM 20/16 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT Eye (Arista) 25/16

Two numbers follow each album tide. The

first represents total number of Southern stations playing the album this week. The

second is the number of those stations who reported it in medium rotation this week.

51:6 Memphis 901-728 0060

Ni KO 01,1$ O M MUIR IA•yiaai

-JOI NT 101 011.1 N MI MOIL VIII iCapi /u. • 01 LI M to le .. 1•0011 Mor ns' la/

Mall . TALR11.0 MODS 151111 101 000 N11110E01E1 AL M •MS0.4 0,101. Ifirls1•1 AC K IMIIST 1Co1 011/1 PM 0100tAR 10. 0111.1 111/0 5005

LMILA KO PF IC.0•01001 4 000 TOL 10• 0•1101 1011100 Iftors•111•1 01 BOWIE RAI TT 10,

0004.1 LED 0001.1111 M m Sool IMLES 1/101 .1 5th 1001 F00101411 0.10.11E1

C LI MOTOC, M O O FLIIIWOOD O M 10/ 1. 10110,01c1 010. TRI O IM O/

Jima /OM

51 01.• 10000

Z Ersie4

4013.“

M OM REIMFT 1.01Gi 0 100 .0 si tifis othls Is if•

0110,4 10 iCapito1i F0111 0 01 lAllsoviEl XILIMMT 1(01 401.1 1111/t O MIT, IIC M

11101 L O (Colo0 1•1 £1100 Tuu. lO msai Is, 01.1.. 011041 110 0 , IMI C001149111/ iiiii 1 IS 1,010411 NALL I MTIS 19441 KOK111 1C.,o

Miami 305.371-6841

SPU MY, 104011 4 010 0404 111 0

matt ., LED EIR KLIM II. .. 10,41 M K. IC mItoll CMS 110 .1eo/ 01101. 0101 Nolc, (AMES 14 .1 0/ $771 11101

MOD M C 101 m [fors,

..es KA MER RO M' IMC/Co.amio. FE M. 1.0101 101

11,01 . No m

SURF 16

O 0 . P. KPAS 10,1 01.1 0

ORAL 4 CATES M AI K OO K 1 0. 001151 momm$ ,Copitoi;

AC/CC 101 .1 01 • X MIST O .01 AI A M MO. M al 9015 1E1 010 0

• 011100011 SI.. Sa o ROO M . RATS iCoi amioi 0001101 100 ZEIR1111 Ne m 1591 0LEETWOOD MC 10/ •1 01 ,6 III or• M a,•• EAMES III? 11.1 'Um Cot,e• m1 0.. mi . • .1.A .G111/00 111161 7111, Verti••• I MF.. w ••• ••• ,

Miami 305-581-1580

' MI NER 111 1411101 1.1.141 l4IPL fl iMai

STO 1,10111

Jas/ 5714 .com MCA, JE M-liC PO T 1•11 .11 0 KA N O W OK 1MC/Co10 00.1 STANCT CA ME M o m., I W O. LARSEN 11 1011 ,71

[Fie 4

11), A•ca 10(1*1 0) , ROSS KOLA

14" .1.45.1.01104STER Ihrlatai ‘0.71;;I : 41" :( rC1. 151 9,00E rum. 1/0,1,01

(1,"AGOS.."( E1111 N0 415 41 0* 10010•10•1

41.00 4447E57 ova ‘

FeCLES '1:ti m, el" .' L101111CG611LE MIF"" lE tr".."' 1Tatoe' • -1 0 M I NOT 10.0 0,1•1

4 . „as . ..4. o„,...,., 41/ MT MKIMS 11111101T ,

M EANS 1011 0, 0 el :1 .1" 1510 , 47111 ,10111 '..C. IN:00 l .'.. M.01.101X 1I,N, .

Miami 305-672-2soo

-EDD.1 MIRITTT 1(1 .1161

010.1•.F.0417 OIDSADERS toCo;

1•000 ••••• OES11.01 ICol mbl o

J1LOILL IC 001s/Tlei ".11.3 Noo.

1 KDF •E M $MIO

100•0 SOOTS 100 0101

NOLA . r0ist o 001 10 (01,11 O 711111 ORSON 101

, 100 100,11111 •ortr•1101

▪ n..L T 10 or6/1 6/ lbCFP 110•1•0•11.1

O M 1.131. 1011001 •C CIC lArtoor , C010.,1 v• -•

•.°16 ,T1( ,M 110 •

Nashville 615444-9532

.0001 • •

mottos, EAMES i•svI m,

UD ZE006.110 No m Scool ST O 111,1111 0111.030 eliSC 101 FO K1 0 01 M 0,011c/ OM DYLAN 1401 00.1 m ei" S M UT 1.101/ WELT 101041 ,1.111 COMAP 10 01 1171(1 A M P 1(21 * 111

sme

104

$110 1.• 1100

1.-- N/PIP M New Orleans 504 637 2424

O0000 00.101 100s,

01 ms./1140. 0. M o m RAI rt 101 ••••••• Cam ,. 0 00 LOGI10 401 *1,1 0,41. Is 0 0 'MO M

'11 110 .01/S m•

.0111.• 0 0 I IO NS 19441 O UTS:100 0 N 101 M IS illobtral

•01 • 1041/1 .1111.0 III M OO K w,

'0 6 10.10 10.0,00, 00,011 1C/0 04, 0, ,1 011131 SiSTERS 00 mr, " MI MS 10,01 miw, 01 0,11( 10 0. 0

100 511 51 'In d .4.4;1,1

, cacc m tOKO. rMl

LA MA 6./C 101 RICOIDS 1E 05101 RO M N U M 101 1101 .0011101 101 GAYID10 0101 16111 MS 1141 010.1

51 59 00

111. 0000T 10,0.1 MRS 11 0,1 0

C.

THE HOTTEST EAGLES The Long Run (Asylum) 33/32 LED ZEPPEUN

In Through (Swan Song) 33/31 STYX Cornerstone (AB M) 32/29 FOREIGNER Head Games (Atlantic) 31/27 FLEET WOOD MAC Tusk (WM 33/25

Two numbers folk's,' each album tide The first represents total number of Southern

stations playing the album this week. The second 11 the number of those stations who reported it in hot rotation this week.

Norfolk 8 04 3 9 3 0 3i I

919-435.6138 -mom 1•011

0 1.100 ,1, 110.61, C OOT 10/111 0 loll 0, WILL M O OTS 400011 O S Is

M S 160, mi •M•11 -1110 COO 111 ,11/10 , 4.010.1 11001

0 .0. WI N 1601 .11 Mott .,

1.111 1001 0,11 Noli m CARS 11.0.041

.0. 01 fai n 10i IMRE{ IMI I./ M en LIKOING 10 0011.; n.urt000 SC 101

10/11 1(1.11,4) tID C MS . 15•01 Eami AC MC 1•10011 0 PAT 1117 51 500 001 ~1 41.111 MIA Ko wa lei FORI M M .. . Mo o SILLY 11 0,10 MoI aley 1 0 01 1 IC O1 021. 1 M DYLPAP 0•1 011.1 1111. M OO 15/1 77,1, 50 n„,zi,,,I 1E1111

NCO 11 0/ 0C1 0011 . 01 ...11 M1 1111 .1111 KALIWITOT 101 911 M O. IO W.. 'CapItelo STATES 10 0m 0i 0 - A M? iCei r01., VINT MO M 1C00,011 AM MO TILL 100 0•81.1 1.02

04AI O M 1601, RO M 10.111110 14 MS 1511.1 FEMMT 1116.0.1 . 0 0,

01 0 K N. IMAI 11PO VP.M. M. Iretem MII RSOMIK 1101 O r 51111 .1 MSG/ K . AMISC 0 PM/. 14011111 11110 0ACE 10;

161 .01.'MGM,

.01. 011 1.101 •elmo Kott1o1

II ZAION% 11 919.1

9 01 0:1 0111IS

Norfolk 804423-9661

STA RS ICar moll o III' •lotost 1.10,01.01 Nu m Smol

'Ail 111, Nae msolool.s. STIe 'Mai 41 .•• •Li moe• 11 0. 0 01 0 0 ..1E1 ON G le mitoii us 10 517011

001041 Nol o •Ilommaa. 1,1 10

ME . MiCi 160 0. LAOIS 111, 6i m,

11 00 O MI T 1 01 101 . So ma M mottc.11 M O COPAN? 1S.o. 10151 FLEITTOO K MC 10) NCO COL MIC010 014/ Nor*. 11111 60 11E01 M M MRSOIS 1104. . 1 0 0 Ims SILL! 10 011.1 101 0.1 MA 51 ,14. 1, 00104.1 PAT TRAVOIS &MO taote.a” G. 111.01 ,00104 112. 111 .1•01

AC M 10,11111,1 M OT M O M 1CA/ MCI PAT 80111100 101 6 m110, W OO O M 101111 61 F OOT 111•••••.i ./ 0)

1Co m,1•1 NE M' LO O M IN1 001•1 0 004 10,1 ”111.1 .7411, 1. It• 1•0 COO 'II

Ii

t1421. O SILL (MOE

M OM COLIG M 11111.

M me • Lowe , EMIL 1041 111 •rco.grog• 10T150,3 ' WS' 'Epic, GIOLAWS 1011101 Mir ol• Or. OE 0 01100 111/11, 011 0 14.0010 0 0001 .90 m/TIO Ns• MOIL M C IN.11011

Lis• to k m,

K OO .K.A ,

North Charleston 803-554-7154

.•• • 01041 'Epic/

•••• .010/ES 1015111 •TO F.100,01 151 Kea . 4.4 ,1 eLea 111$01S .10.1. 1411111

101111111 1.1 .0181 011 *11411* ,Poo ,por, TIN O M. 0001 N M 00,601E1 0401

Ott .. 0:00 0005 10o/o001 LEO ZO OS I, IS•ao so, .00 0, Lmo. 0110,1 1.. ..

so,. O M, Nabs. .• Ights• E0CLES I hss I m .00,01 040. III!. FORS1 0 01 iAtioatIE( 10 0 M . To lloy• IL KOCIDT lAtoo, •11• 0•••• ••0100.• 011 i• MR On . 10.1 .01.1

M osci ms 4.011 .

O MIT LOOG1.6 IC0.401 , ..... II iy• •Lovo/00s• MRLA M OO icoo mis, TI ME 00,0 ) Go. •Te m0 0 0 0 11 (LC[1 000110 151

lm. 0 4

51 791*9 0111.0 0 , 6 LOS 1C m o 10410. •

Oklahoma City 4y- me,

, 6/40 110,0

405-631.8881

mort mt 0: 0 0 M ast, LED CU RL . 15. . Sam.

EAMES Ossi m/ 0,000 $T O 1.401 0 0011 0/0,1• 010 1•0101 0,01 01101111,

Om on OTT. L as O p 1001 00 0 PAOS (6, 0 , SAD CAFE 1• 01

'9111 .* 01 14 ' a m, cacao . 70 ,01 temor

AL M PMSOITS .101. .1 • • • 0./ 1.0.000 m. V OT O MIT, M A

10-00C/ 0 'Moo LS IG•p 1/0.1

0.00.1 M ONK 15.1 0 ArtIAVS 14.11711 esation 110,

omm 011 10.17011 •So•

o.COLEFTE L/A1111 101

I. 0 I,. Otis

Nosi m M OTE MITT 101 •mAc .1010.11 101

50 SPECONRCOM NolE/ NE M 01 01 16,1E1 11000 0.10. 10. 0•111,1 00 ME M 10,....0 0 0105 Il mtr o

M CAT 1011011 11 0 001 .011 11/11111 601 1011 JOIS IMO 'Co m m,

00, WI, 11•1,•

000,1

N O M lAristsi 111 4 16,0100

11 01 0.111101111 101,0 .1:11.11:4 14.111 S ail . 111101 20/20 Illartro111

MOO . MINT KA M 41 011 N U M 14/01 1111.1 1110 0101.1000, 01.1 11111 00010 I MO

M S 16 . 011 SAO CA N 04111 CI?? OTT 1/0100 0,

AMAS M UST 1Coi mio• III Ivie u

au 57545 11.1151 7,1 41143 1401*,, £ 000 OAL larsvoll o 10.111 Mi . 10; 0000.14100 001 0100 / ELI O OCA1 M O CO MM 1111 00 QI N N OVA K m . elmme m, StI•11 MMus' 101

0 ,10 .01 1,100.0 11 N /C... 0( • .00. 00 , Mi ss M yst. SOICET M AKE Itimipens1 .0. 10 MAO Oil,. 1012.4.11C .41.21 14.122.• 121 tIt O

411 W W1 00•1100 0 ,••••••• 41F LOSER W ier.,

•iam• 01.D S WI MS 1.1 .• R ue • 11 01000 0 III 110 10 0.11 11 0,10•• 711.1•

11 191-

1* O M. 151111/60, 111 0711 0110 1C4.0 0 0-

Orlando 100 305 645 .

10001 100. ..... ./ m

AMSCOM io s•• ~ c m 1001 *101 ear 4.1.4444 1 0. 0411.1 05(5* 1(1 1*1 701 M OO N 100 08116i PAl 1611110A 10. 0 01 0 400 .0 . RATS 10 0 0. 0

000,01 Co ats 103,1, .

1,011 C ET 'MI MI ifooe, LID 11,01.10. IS. . Moo FLIETICOD MC 101 •IC,K ATA.111. 'Croam .; 0111 ,0110. 16 .'1E, 04,01 01110( N os, 1100111 00IF MICR 10 .11011 11.011 IMFETT 1 01

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WXLM Savannah •

Tampa 813-391-9988

• Page 66

Tulsa 918 864-2810 SOUTH

list O W

R I O 1440 0 00 0 M ai NON l' s 100 0 11 0,10.41 . iiiii 4.01 0 0 W EN 101 COOT 110.1.015 Mo y0 0 0 I . .,

ma w MO a n ..011

O W N 441101 ti lt W W1 14. . my, 0 0.1 "A M 00/ 00. 0 0 0 0 1 0 0/ IV

0.11110 W ADS 0 0, 15104 PRI M 101 01 01 los LLOYD 4 09 0 Or m M OM 101 0 it•i ftii 1 0,11 01.11 0. 0 0 IM O DLIT 141c/Coo m. is'I IO W I WO 11041 CO. W O W 11 01 00 00. 4111. 1 0. 01 111 0 tC 01 4 .0 0. 01 0 W W1 111•000 I OPT W M 14 .1 1011 101

Orlando 305-298-5510

a. VO A 11.... 04.4 I/9 .91a Till 0011. W W1 4144 11,0 aary, si lt .01101.111 4 . O we. l a SI M 1.1 . 0 0 OTT S T 111 .9 0, 11.00111 1 0. 0 0,

.1 09.0 M IT W WI 11. 0 V W 1011 0 W I VD A MIS . 5. IsIgi 1111/1S 14 001 nIE MOD S c 1011 STIA 4 011 W OO Olt M a ma 'Ito W W1 09 0.0 NI 011.111. 0 11.1c1 1 001 O ro. 0 /04, /C AC 09 .0 0 - W O W 0.119/1.1a, O 0.110 0 0 0. 09 . - 011,0 1.0 00 .1

Joe.

XL Si 01111.1 0.11

Richmond 804-262-9731

01. 0,0 D ORS IA0100 •Tho m 9104"

.101 0000 SC 101 m mo• .4".•

*TRI M W . ft* 101 . 10011 hu t 1110 U0 W O . .001 . 0.11 4. 0 .141111 1401 0, 10111 051 0 0 1 0- 00 . .1111 0 S W AT 11 01 N . .. MO 1.0 W I 14101 K WIC 10,0 1 .1 ,0000 015 10. 011 0 .0.1.0 44 10111 0111 01.1 .0 lel a 1/71 0 11 01 1.00 , 0 40.11. .41../n• 01•14. Co n SOT 0 0.0 41 I an 1011171 10 0011 0 0444 M CA Ho n , S ap Om . Cie W I 11$0 .41 0 0 0.1 014 iSs i low 1010. 0, 01 410.41.0 ne n iMe mr n, 0 0 11 01

11.1.0. 11 0 0 .... .91 S1 4 . 18104 RA W 1019.1

MIDWEST

1.10i m O a, 1019 11.111 0.10 0 .5.• NOLA 10 0 1 0. 01 0 , 11.11 5 55 'Col .'s' v.C.OL 10.1 10 09 0 is. • 44. 40 PONT. ar...• id, ,icltl i t.li 1. 0 105 /Co w. , 40101 4 ,1 is, 0 0.0 .4 0/

1 0005 1S•an Smo/ - 4 000 10 ,

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TaL 0- .0 0100S 0.' 0 0311.0 M oo

1.0 CA W IO W O NO I 101,0 0.9, ALL I COTS 110. 0.11 01011.14 404

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4▪ 111011010 0 Iterladr I W OO 0 0 011 . s at 11 0 0 101 00 0 0 0, CO W 0.1 .1 O W W WI li e. 1 1 01000 01111.., 10.1 .1 1 '5 5 M . , ▪ 04/0.1•1 0.0 11 0

11:0 0 01 0 is, 41 001 01 1 011 0.11.1 10 55 5 10 0 01 . bill S 5. 0116 0 . 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11.1 021

no a n . 00 0011 111.4. 01 1 C. 01.1 011 10 . 01 0 • 10 011 10.19.0 101 011 0 0 101 0 010 O U P 11.1 .0

C RC illi slili title M O M OS l ea. 4 0 0.1 .1 .1011 1....• Se I 11,0 • s it MITT

Ann Arbor 313 6 62 2881

0 .1•• •

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14315 .40.• P M/ W I , 1-12'S .0, 0110. M OO ..0.•

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C .11, 1.01

a. 5.00. 0 0 LO W • • P a SOY ilLO • • OVID L S ICU • 0 01 0 W M •

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11T 1,104 110. O MIL O 0 S WI M Ia n id a L STI R 12 0 40. 0101

Appleton 41 4 734 9226

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10 . 1111100 01.5 10 ,44.1 0 a. les . TO. lee CR I°

W O 140 . 0 45.1 4•4 4.4111 0. 1.0 101 0.11115•0 M el aftei 14-141 . III 11,0 0 01•41. Is 11 0 011 •••••••• .11111• 10, M ST 101001 1100 4 11111 .10111 . orm 04114 .001 n11

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THE HOTTEST EAGLES The Long Run (Asylum) 42/42 LED ZEPPEUN In Through... (Swan Song) 40/40 STYX Cornerstone (A&M) 37/37 FOREIGNER Head Games (A Han tic) 38/37 CHEAP TRICK Dream Police (Epic) 40/36

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reported it in h ot rotation this week.

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In The Eve Of. (Arista) 20/20 APRIL WINE Harder Faster (Capitol) 21/18 NICOLETTE LARSON In The Nick Of (W13) 19/15 HEADBOYS Headboys (RSO) 14/12 SPORTS Don't Throw (Arista) 13/12

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COUNTRY ON THE MOVE - Joe Hoppe) morning air personality of WC MS AM-FM/Norfolk, VA is shown during his recent stock car debut Marty Robbins need not worry because Joe finished eighth in the running. He told REtR, "Fortunately.

the radio station does much better in the ratings".. . Also shown here is the KRMD stagecoach used as part of the station's customer appreciation party in Shreveport

TWO FOR THE SHO W — (Top left) Mel Ti//is and WGNA-FM/Albany GM John Linstra, in the WGNA studios for an airing of the latest Tiflis single on Elektra . (Top right) RCA 's Dave Rowland of Dave & Sugar gets "mooned" by being inter-viewed over WDAF/Kansas City by MD, Moon Mullins . . (Lower left), Warner Bro-thers recording artist Rex Allen Jr. visits with WIRE/Indianapolis PD-air personality, Gary Havens . . (Lower right) Canadian radio personality Stan Campbell is shown with Iris Larratt of Infinity Records following the recent Big Country Awards in Toronto. Campbell won Best Country D.J and Iris was nominated as Best New

Artist

ON THE BALL — WTHI1Terre Haute, IN proudly shows off the station's softball team. Standing (left to right) are "Big Dave" Olson, Tom Lawrence, Dave Liston, Bill Edwards, Steve Martin and Dan Jensen Kneeling are Steve Hall, Jeff Sullivan,

Barry Tolson, Sharon Meyer and Ted Kraly

OILER GREASE — KIKKA M-FM/Houston hosted a party for the Houston Oilers foot-ball team coaches and their wives. The event was to celebrate the start of the sea-son. Pictured are KIKK Operations Manager Bill Figenshu, KIKK Promotion Director Dianne De Armond, Oiler head coach O.A. "Bum" Phillips, and KIKK, Inc. Presi-dent Al Greenfield.

KENTUCKY "CRASH" — Capitol's Billy "Crash" Craddock is shown here with WINN/Louisville air personalities Dave Wolfe, Jesse James and Tom Hardin (left to right, with hats) and Capitol's Regional Promotion Director Jack Pride at the KOOL Country Festival.

WILLIE'S WAY — Columbia recording artist Willie Nelson is shown with show hosts Ralph Emery and Bill Anderson during the live radio broadcast of the CMA's Post Awards Show. Nelson was named the CMA's "Entertainer of the Year" earlier that evening.

BIRTHDAY BUDDIES — A double birthday party was held at the Capitol/EMIA/UA reception during the CMA week. Celebrating birthdays were Dottie West and Gene Watson Shown here are Jim Mazza, President EMIA/UA ; Don Grierson, VP, A&R EMIA/UA; Charlie Rich, Dottie West; EMIA/UA 's Mark Levinson; Jerry Seabolt, Di-rector of Operations/Nashville EMIA/UA; Gene Watson; EMIA/UA 's David Bridger Ed Keeley. Capitol's National Country Promotion Director: and Lynn Shults, VP of Capitol/Nashville

11/

WB SHO WCASE STARS — During the Country Music Convention in Nashville, War. nor Brothers Records hosted a showcase performance of The Bellamy Brothers and "Big Al" Downing. David Bellamy; Ed Salamon, Program Director, WHN/New

York, "Big Al" Downing, WB's Stan Byrd; and Howard Bellamy are seen after the show at the Exitln.

THE GANG'S ALL HERE — Following the CBS Records Show in Nashville, parlor mers and record executives got together to give you a smile. (Quick, get Coca-Cola on the phone; I think I've got an idea for a new theme.) Pictured is Roy Wunsch, Charlie Daniels, Johnny Duncan, Frank Mooney, Crystal Gayle, Paul Smith, Rick Blackburn. Charly McClain, Dick Asher, Johnny Rodriguez, Billy Sherrill, Bruce Lundvall, Larry Gatlin, Joe Stampley, and Janie Fricke.

LONNIE JONES sings of a cardio-seismic disaster and a fissured romance in his single on Dessa.

Produced by Royce G. Clark Executive Production: Bill R. Jones

Distributed by Nationwide Sound For promotional copies call collect: Early Williams (615) 242-0129

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Jim Duncan

I News Notes Finally, the letters of my typewriter have come back into focus. The annual

Nashville Country Convention can do that to you . . . The copy for my "Nashville Notepad" column of last week ran a bit longer then expected and I didn't have a chance to get to a few of the changes from the past couple weeks . . . Ric Libby steps down after nine years as Operations Director for KENR/ Houston. He will be involved with the ICENR sales department, looking toward a future in manage-ment and possible ownership. Details on Page 3 of this week's R&R. My best to Ric and his lovely wife, Rita. (At least he won't have to worry any more about middle-of-the-night or weekend calls wondering how to solve a problem, such as sick or no-show disc jockeys, broken cart decks, etc.) .. . Good OD/PD job open at KENR. Contact Libby or GM Robert M. Chandler, 2 Greenway Plaza E., Hous-ton, TX 77046. (713) 621-1550. (When you talk to Ric, ask him for me: Is it really true, "Four score and some don't"? ) . . . Jeff Goodridge, from WEET/Rich-mond, VA is the new PD/MD of Malrite's WNYR/Rochester, NY . . . At Mal-rite's station in Cleveland, WHK, Tim Byrd, from WZZP-FM, is the new Music Director. His air shift will be one to three in the afternoon (Remember six-hour air shifts?) .. . Jay Albright returns to a PD position, having been promoted at KEEN/San Jose. Kit Snell has been named GM, from PD. His brother, Steve Snell takes over now as GM of sister FM station, KBAY. Brad Stapleton has been made Music Director for KEEN. By the way Albright, who had programming success during his days at KUZZ/Bakersfield, currently does the morning drive show at KEEN . . . Barbara Richardson exits the MD job at KVOC/Casper, WY to become PD of KLO/Ogden, UT, a Pop/Adult-formatted station. VP/GM Fred Hildebrand of KVOC purchased the station recently. No replacement at KVOC has been announced . . . Ron Scott is now the PD/MD of WVOV/Huntsville, AL after eight months with crosstown rival, WBHP. He tells us OD Mark Albritten is looking for some air people. Tapes and such to Box 5188, Huntsville, 35805 . . . Mike Hoyer, one of the well-known radio personalities of KICD/Spencer, IA is checking into the hospital Monday (29) to have an operation for kidney stones. As was mentioned here a couple weeks back, Mike was the original founder of the "Ugly Awards." When he called this week, I told him, "Maybe you can slip the doctor a few extra bucks and he'll do some much-needed plastic surgery." Good luck and get well quick, Mike. Friends will be able to reach Mike at Spencer Municipal Hospital or through the station. He plans to do his midday radio show from his recovery bed via phone during the next four to six weeks . . . Scott Burton, from KNBR/San Francisco, takes on the PD job at KJJJ/Phoenix. Terry Black is still doing the music . . . It became official a couple weeks back — Phil Gonzales has been promoted to PD from MD at KRZY/Albuquerque . . . WRPL/ Charlotte, NC changes formats to Country, along with call letters to WQCC, "Charlotte Country," as of November 1 . . . Not since Plough's WCOP was doing country a few years back has anyone tried Country in Boston, but WDLW, in suburban Waltham, is giving it a try now. The station, formerly WHET, will be covering the Boston market. Robert Burns is GM, with Glen Shield as PD, Jim Murphy as MD (. . . and Jerry Mathers as "The Beaver") . . . Kent Hopper has been promoted to PD at KCEY/Modesto, CA. The station recently applied for the new calls of KHOS. If they ring a bell, you may remember that KHOS was a Country station in Tucson for many years. In September of 1977, owner Bill Phalen dropped the format and changed to KGMX for a Top 40 sound . . . Also from Modesto, Sandy Sobel, from KGEN/Tulare, has been named PD of KTRB . . . Skip Hansen, from KVEC/San Luis Obispo, has joined KKAL/Arroyo Grande, CA as MD and afternoon driver . . . The new afternooner at KERE/Denver is Jay Cooper, an eleven-year veteran of that market. He had worked at Country station KALK . . . WMAQ/Chicago has added an on-air psychic to the air staff. Irene Hughes will be a featured part of the Nancy Turner show, at 8:30 each night. She will be taking calls from listeners and reading letters from respon-dents to the program . . . Aaron Bowers, PD of W'DEN/Macon, has a new direct line to his office, (912) 743-1500 . . . Out of space for another week . . . Next time around, some final notes on the recent convention in Nashville and a look at some of the interesting special programs new and available to Country radio stations . . . Keep it on track . . .

Making Some Noise Portland's newest Country radio station, KI'TE, under the direction of PD

Chris Collier, has come up with the year's strangest promotions. On Friday, No-vember 2, KYTE and its FM sister station, KBI01, will host a musical show that will conclude with noted Miami psychic Mickie Dahne holding a seance in an attempt to contact the late Elvis Presley. The show is being billed as "The Elvis Experiment" and the stations hope to fill the 13,000 seat Portland Memorial Coli-seum. (Can you imagine trying to get that many pcople to hold hands? It jus t seems so unsanitary!!) Elvis impersonator Elvis Wade will provide some of the musical entertainment . . . WJRB/Nashville reported good response to their recent "Meltdown" contest. They froze a hundred silver dollars in a thousand pounds of ice. The hunk was taken to a local sponsor for display. The person guessing the closest time of it totally melting won all of the silver dollars . . . While on the subject of silver, W POC-FM / Baltimore has begun their "Legend of The Lost 93 Silver Mine." Each hour a caller gets a trip through the imaginary silver

JIM I MARYANN DO IT IN BED

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LYING DOWN ON THE JOB — WKKN/Rockford, IL morning team Jim De Angelo and Maryann Presman are shown doing their show one morning from a waterbed. Early morning Rockford commuters were invited by to have coffee and donuts compliments of the "bed broadcasters."

mine with the "old prospecter." Certificates of $25-75 worth of silver jewelry are awarded . . . For two recent weeks, Bud Forte of WWV A/Wheeling took his show to the streets. Between 8 and 9am, Forte gave out free coffee and donuts to anyone who passed by while he was doing his show on the sidewalk in front of the station . . . "Country Charlie" Clark of WEAT/West Palm Beach helped raise money for Muscular Dystrophy by arm-wrestling trained guard dogs. (Like to see a picture of that one) . . . All six of the WCXI /Detroit air personalities are featured in the new television campaign for the station. Each portrays a cowboy in a typical western barroom scene . . . VVKXA / Brunswick, ME reports good au-dience response to its new "Someplace Special" jingles. The package is put out by TM in Dallas . . . WFMS-FM/Indianapolis drew a capacity crowd for their 2nd

annual "Free Skate Day" at the State Fair Colesiurn . . WGTO/Cypress Gar-dens, FL, is running a contest for listeners to guess the weight of the Schlitz Malt Liquor bull. Winner gets three days and two nights in Mexico City. PD Terry Slane told R&R, "Winner will also receive two canteens of Florida water to drink while there." . . . Enough of this bull until next time . . . Let's hear from you. .

ll'a\SY0 To Request Or Not To Request

In an informal survey of R&R reporters, we found that the majority of stations encourage requests from listeners by having the jock set an open tone and promoting the telephone number to call. The second largest group of answers were from stations that definitely do not encourage requests. There was a smattering of stations that "sort of" encourage request line calls: they disguise it by referring to them as "music suggestions" or have the jock announce that the listener may call, but without mentioning the telephone number. Several stations set aside an evening or specific shift for "request time," and promote that time slot rather than an ongoing, continual promo-tion for request calls.

When listeners call in, the jock takes the call in 85% of the stations. Only a handful have a staff member on hand for the chore, or a code-a-phone set up for incoming calls.

A little over half of our reporters take no demographic or geographic information from callers, and a little under half extract that same informa-tion. Of the stations that compile and record requests, over half use the infor-mation in some manner, usually in chart tabulation. 38% use the request in-formation "minimally," and 6% do not use it at all. Oldies are the most re-quested, but only barely — 51%. Recurrents were in second place, followed by new music and current hits. Below is a sampling of answers:

Charlie Scott, PD/MD, KMAK/Fresno: "We don't take requests because listeners have a tendency to get mad if their song isn't played right away, and we want to avoid that situation."

Cathy Hahn, MD, KLAC/Los Angeles: "ICLAC features a daily show at noon when the top 10 most requested songs are played back. Later in the day we have a contest for listeners to call in and win all 10 singles."

Diane Blakey, MD, WSEN/Baldwinsville, NY: "We encourage requests all the time, as they provide a feel for what people want to hear, and an opportunity for them to say what's on their mind. We also ask how long callers have been listening to our station."

Ron Norwood, PD/MD, KMPS/Seattle: "No, we don't encourage requests because that only stimulates more requests for music that we are not going to play. The format is the format."

Gene Barry, Operations Manager, WEAT/W. Palm Beach: "We ask not only for demographic information, and their occupation. but also what two things they would like most from a Country station."

Mark Thomas, PD/MD, WNRS/Ann Arbor: "We solicit requests for two reasons. One is that it provides feedback in music, and second, we encourage business establishments, not only individuals, to call in, and that information is passed on to our sales department."

Let us know any areas of radio/records you'd like to see covered in "News-breaker." Jot a line to R&R Country . . . your ideas are always welcome.

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JOHNNY PAYCHECK (Stay Away From) The Cocaine Train

LACY J. DALTON Crazy Blue Eyes

JOHNNY CASH & WAYLON JENNINGS I Wish I Was Crazy Again

MARTY ROBBINS Buenos Dias Argentina -11 10,,'

LYNN ANDERSON Sea Of Heartbreak

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JOHNNY CASH I'll Say It's True/Cocaine Blues

CHARLY McCLAIN/JOHNNY RODRIGCIEZ I Hate The Way I Love It

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WEAKERS HANK WILLIAMS JR.

Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound (Elektra) On 63% of reporting stations. Charts: 24-13 WUNI, 10-7 WCXI, 38-29 WINN, 30-23 KRMD, 29-22 KMPS, 29-21 WONE, 27-18 KLIZZ, 40-30 WIL, 38-25 KWKH, 34-25 WKDA, 29-20 KRAK, 23-17 WYDE. New adds include WHK, WFMS-FM, KSO, WSUN, WHOO, KHAK. REtR Chart 37-32.

LORE'TTA LYNN I've Got A Picture Of Us On My Mind (MCA) 53% of our reporters on it New adds include KLAC, KSON, WONE, WHK, WINN, WYDE. Charts: 12-10 KCKC, 38-28 WUBE, debut 25 KMPS, 35-30 KEEN, 29-24 WFMS-FM, 25-15

WUNI, 29-23 KLVI, debut 24 WSUN, 30-24 WQQT, 26-20 KFGO, 29-19 WCXI. REM Chart Debut 35.

NEW & ACTIVE All other fle w and recent releases getting substantial airplay These are lived in order of activity

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HOYT A)(TON "A Rusty Old Halo" (Jeremiah) 69/7, KSON WSAI WBCS. KXLR. WINN WYVA. WCA W Charts 197 WUNI 38-28 WFMS-FM. 31 20 KSO. 24 18 (AGO. 2925 W WOK 34 26 KUZZ IB 30 (HEY debut 27 WSUN. 3328 KZIP, 2514 WONE. debut 24 W MC. 40-29 KIKX

CHARUE DANIELS BAND "Mississippi" (Epic) 68/13, WYVA KOKE WSUN KX1R WOOT WYTL WIL WHK. WINN WSAI (LI. KSON KRDR Charts 36-29 KRMD 31 24 KHAK 28-21 (ZIP 1B 13 KUGR. 41 28 CKL W FM 29 20 WIRK FM

JIM CHESNUT "Let's Take The Time To Fall In Love Again" (MCA) 66/3, KLAC (ION WOKK Charts 3429 KSO 3025 WCOS-FM, 33-28 (HEY 3042 (ZIP 37.30 KXLR 34 77 KFTN 3525 CKL W FM 32 27 WON( 8-5 KOKE

DAVE Et SUGAR "My World Begins And Ends With You" (RCA) 65/16, WHN WINN KSSS. (SON KVOC. WHBF YVWJO KYNN. WO((. KXLR. KFECI. VVVMI. WSUN WYVA. WPOR WBAX Charts 30-24 WSEN 31 24 KLZ. 31-26 KFGO 28-73 CKLW FM 41.27 WKDA. 2924 KUOR 12 25 WCIOT 37 27 KEED. debut 25 (AGO Flip added at KSS. KYNN KFEQ

STEPHANIE WINSLOW "Say You Love Me" (WB/Curb) 6217, WUBE, KSON. WOKK KNOE, KLVI WO W, KOKE Charts 38-30 WSAI. 21 15 KHAK. 34 26 KXLR. 28 20 (MPS. 31 26 WONE. 2520 KFTN 2418 WYDE 3627 KYNN.29Z3 WEAT. 30-22 KIKX. 31-26 KHEY. 28-17 WKKN

REBA NIcENTIRE "Sweet Dreams" (Mercury) 60/6, (RAM. KLAC, WSUN. WIRK FM WYVA WEEP Charts 36.29 WHEIF 36-24 ViirKKN. 32 27 (HEY. 36-29 K U. 2417 KA M°. 1812 KHAK 30-21 KMPS 213-22 WHK

MARTY ROBBINS "Buenos Dias Argentina" (Columbia) 58/8, WHK, WK MF, WTHI WKSJ WNVY KXLR. (SON. (RAM Charts 19 12 WCXI 4028 WKKN. 2818 KUZZ 28-21 CKL W FM. 36 29 KMPS 25-19 KFGO

MEL McDANIEL "Lovin' Starts Where Friendship Ends" (Capitol) 55/11, WIRE WSLR KRZY KSSS (MAX KCIFX. KTYN WYTL WHBF WINN. WGTO Charts 28-21 KEEN. 32 27 W WOK 3021 KVOC debut 30 WHO° 35 28 KHAK 211 n KUGR 32-27 KFGO

RED STF_AGALL "Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues" (Elektra) 55/7, KU. KLAK. WFMS FM. WTHI. WBAP WIXY WYVA Chart, 185 KVOC. 35-29 KXLR. 28 23 KWKH 35-28 KFTN. 21 16 KOKE

CHARLEY PRIDE "Missin' You" (RCA) 54/40. One of the -Most Added" songs this week New adds include (LAC KCKC. KRAK. (MPS. KEED (NIX KIKX. WUBE, WSLR W MACI.

WONE WCXI KSO. WFMS FM. WUNI KWKH lboth). WUNI. WCICIT KRMD. (ZIP. KXLR WSUN. KOKE. WOK°. WHN. WBAX WIRK FM. CKL W FM, W MZCIFM and Others Flip added at KNE W, KFEC1 WHAM WEAT

EDDIE RABBITT "Pour Me Another Tequila" (Elektra) 52/51. The '•Most Added-

record this week Some new adds include Ker1PS KNE W KEEN WIRE. WORE. WIL KSO. WCXI,

WFMS FM. KWKH. KRMD WVVOK WYDE. WHOO WHAM WKDA. KIKK. WBAX, WIRK-FM, WRCP WEEP WHN debut 28 WOKO

CONWAY TWITTY "Happy Birthday Darlin' " (MCA) 54/17, WPOC FM. WYDE, KWKH W MC WSLR. KLAC KCEY (CUB, KRAM. KTYN WYTL. WOGY. (VEIN. WNVY, vVCOS-

FM WSUN WPOR Chart3 3627 WFMS FM debut 28 WEEP 39 30 WO W debut 29 WONE Flip added at KNE W KVOC WYTL KWMT debut 77 KGFX

MEL STREET "The One Thing My Lady Never Puts Into..." (Sunset) 53/7, (LAX (CUB KLAC KSO WHBF WBAP WSM Charts debut IS WYII, debut 29 WEAT 36-28 KXLR 3527 WOOT debut 23 KVOC 34 213 WORE 31 25 WKKN

R.C. BANNON "Winners Et Losers" (Columbia) 53/4, KNEW. WIL WHBF WHK Charts 31 25 (RAM 3328 KLZ 38 30 (ZIP 22 16 KHAK 30 24 WKDA. 28-23 KOKE. 38 30 KIKX

BRENDA LEE "Tell Me What It's Like" (MCA) 52/14. KEEN KNE W. K MPS WFMS FM WHBF. WIRE KGFX. KLVI WKDA WPOR. (FIN KVOC (RAM. (LAX Charts 27 18 WUNI, debut 27 (AGO 26 17 KCKC

ETC BAND "Stranded On A Dead End Street" (WB) 52/10, KEEN. KL2, (RAM, WSAI WHK WNRS WTHI. WHBF (ROE CK LW FM Charts 3529 WKKN 3320 KUZZ. 27 20 KHAK 3325 KRMD 33 28 K FGO 18 9 WUNI

LACY J. DALTON "Crazy Blue Eyes" (Columbia) 52/7, WORE. WSAI. WTHI. WYDE WHAM (ROE WYVA Charts 17 12 KRGO 39 30 KUZZ. 38 28 KRMD 137 KHAK. 36.30 KFTN 2515 WIRK FM

DOTTIE WEST "You Pick Me Up (And Put Me Down)" (UA) 51/16, CKLW FM. W MC WSUN KXLR. KLVI WO(( WGTO WNRS WKKN. WCOS FM WINN, KCEY. KRGO. (RAM KULL (CUB Charts 38-29 WO W' debut 30 KWKH. debut 26 WYDE. debut 24 WUNI

STATLER BROTHERS "Nothing As Original As You" (Mercury) 50/24, KIKX. (CUB (FIN (AGO KVOC KNE W (VEIN. KFGO. WDGY. WCXI. KTYN KWMT. KSO WYTL. WIL WUNI. WLAS, WCOS FM KWKH WSM. (ZIP WOKQ. CKL W-FM. WPOR debut 21 W MC

JOHNNY RODRIGUla & CHARLY McCLAIN "I Hate The Way..." (Epic) 50/17, WBAX CKL W FM. WYDE KFEQ, WEAT. KRMD WSM. WGTO. WUNI. KGFX. KTYN KHAK KSSS

KCEY KNIX. KFTN, KRAK Charts debut 29 (AGO 34 29 VVWOK 32 77 WSEN

Others Getting Significant Action JOHN WESLEY RYLES "You Are Always On My Mind" (MCA) 47/9. WIRE WONE WYTL KEEN (ROE (HEY KXLR. KMAK WPOR Charts 2010 WUNI 13 10 (AGO 3022 CKL W FM debut 20 KOKE debut 24 WYDE

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12 8 2 0 KENNY ROGERS/You Decorated My Life (UA)

7 5 1 2 LARRY GATUN/All The Gold In California (Columbia)

10 7 5 0 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Half The Way (Columbia)

19 17 11 0 WAYLON JENNINGS/Come With Me (RCA)

21 16 12 0 GENE WATSON/Should I Come Home (Or Should I Go Crazy) (Capitol)

11 9 7 0 DOLLY PARTON/Sweet Summer Lovin• (RCA)

24 21 13 0 MERLE HAGGARD/My Own Kind Of Hat (MCA)

2 1 4 8 JOHN CONLEE/Before My Time (MCA)

26 20 16 0 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Blue Kentucky Girl (WB)

4 1 3 10 T.G. SHEPPARD/Last Cheater's Waltz (WB)

23 18 15 0 JOE STAMPLEY/Put Your Clothes Back On (Epic)

5 4 9 12 BARBARA MANDRELL/Fooled By A Feeling (MCA)

3 3 6 13 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Dream On (MCA)

31 24 18 0 ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Me (Capitol)

35 30 19 0 MEL T1LIJS/Blind In Love (Elektra)

6 6 8 18 RONNIE MILSAP/In No Time At All (RCA)

8 10 10 17 BELLAMY BROTHERS/You Ain't Just Whistling Dixie (WB/Curb)

1 11 17 18 DON INILIJAMS/It Must Be Love (MCA) •

15 12 14 19 RA Y BAILEY/I Ain't Got No Business Doin' Business Today (RCA)

33 23 20 20 ROSANNE CASH w/BOBBY BARE/No Memories Hangin"Round (Columbia)

34 26 23 21 TOM GRANT/Sail On (Republic)

31 26 0 JOHNNY DUNCAN/The Lady In The Blue Mercedes (Columbia)

37 32 28 0 CHARLY McCLAIN/You're A Part Of Me (Epic)

22 19 24 24 WILUE NELSON/Crazy Arms (RCA)

29 22 21 25 CRISTY LANEJSlippin' Up, Slippin' Around (UA)

39 30 0 JOE SUN/I'd Rather Go On Hurtin' (Ovation)

38 33 e JACKY WARD/You're My Kind Of Woman (Mercury)

39 33 25 28 RONNIE McDO WELULove Me Now (Epic)

27 25 29 29 GLEN CAMPBELL/Hound Dog Man (Capitol)

35 0 MOE BANDY/I Cheated Me Right Out Of You (Columbia)

34 0 TOM T. HALL/You Show Me Your Heart (And I'll Show You Mine) (RCA)

37 0 HANK WILIJAMS JR./Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound (Elektra)

14 13 22 33 THE KENDALLS/I Don't Do Like That No More (Ovation)

40 34 31 34 MARGO SMITH/Baby My Baby (WB)

- awn .. 0 LORETTA LYNN/I've Got A Picture Of Us On My Mind (MCA)

39 36 HANK THOMPSON/I Hear The South Callin' Me (MCA)

38 37 BUCK OWENS/Hangin' In And Hangin' Out (WB(

9 14 27 38 JIM ED BRO WN Et HELEN CORNELIUS/Fools (RCA)

13 15 32 39 ELVIS PRESLEY/There's A Honky Tonk Angel (RCA)

16 27 36 40 MOE Et JOE/Just Good 01' Boys (Columbia)

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JOHNNY PAYCHECK "(Stay Away From) The Cocaine Train" (Epic) 46/3, KMAK WNVY WYVA Charts 16 10 WCXI 21 17 (AGO 30 26 WVVOK. debut 28 WIRK FM 23-19 WSEN. 32 23 WPOR. 31 23 WHAM

LYNN ANDERSON "Sea Of Heartbreak" (Columbia) 44/3. WGTO KWMT. KVOC Charts 37 30 KRMD. 31123 KUGR debut 22 W MC debut 28 (MPS. 28 23 KFGO 1328 W MZO FM

ERNEST TUBB Et FRIENDS "Walkin' The Floor Over You" (Cachet) 43/11, KLAC KEEN KSO WIRE WTHI WYTL. KXLR WINN KRMD KOKE. WPOR Charts 3020 WDAF 30-24 WK MF. debut 30 W WOK 29 24 KFGO 2918 KFEQ 38 27 KIKK

SYLVIA "You Don't Miss A Thing" (RCA) 39/6, WHK. WIRE, KNIX. KRAM. KXLR KWKH Charts debut 30 (AGO 37 29 KHAK

JIM REEVES "Oh How I Miss You Tonight" (RCA) 29/19, wmc KRMD. KSO KNE W, KRAK. KMPS. (CUB KIKX W MIO FM KUZZ (REV KfIDR KEED KNIX. KFEQ. KFGO WCXI, KWKH. CKL W FM. debut 29 WUNI

RANDY BARLOW "Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone" (Republic) 23/18, KHAK. KRMD. KEED KRDR. KIKX. WRCP CKL W FM WOKQ. KSO KYNN. KFTN. ((AL KGFX. WK MF, WKKN. WLAS. KWKH. KOKE

KENNY DALE "Sharing" (Capitol) 23/16, KMPS (ZIP. WOOT WRCP. (NIX. KRZY. KRAK, KEED. (HAK. KIDN. (ROE ((TX WCOS FM. KRMD. (HEY CKL W FM

JIM ED BROWN "You're The Part Of Me" (RCA) 23/7, KLAK. WHBF KCEY, WUNI. WYO. WLAS. KLVI. debut 26 (AGO

BILLIE JO SPEARS "Rainy Days And Stormy Nights" (UA) 20/20, KUZZ, KRIM°. KHEY. WIRK FM (MPS KRAK (REV KEED KRDR. KFGO KFECI. WLAS. WFAC. ((TX. WHAM. KWKH WYII WOK()

ALABAMA "I Wanna Come Over" (MDJ) 18/5, WIRE. WYTL KRAK. KWKH. CKL W FM Charts debut 25 WUNI, debut 22 KVOC. 23 18 WCOS FM

CON HUNLEY "I Don't Want To Lose You" (WB) 17/14, KCKC. KEED. KIK X. WUBE. WNRS WKMF. WHAM WIRK FM KWKH. WHO() KZIP. W MZCt. WRCP. debut 30 WUNI On WKDA. WSM

CARLENE CARTER "Do It In A Heartbeat" (WB) 17/5, KLZ, WYTL KYNN WOK() Charts 36-30 W W0K. 3528 KUGR. 27 22 WSEN 26 20 (AGO

VERN GOSDIN "Sarah's Eyes" (Elektra) 13/9, WIRK FM KFEO, KWKH. WHAM (MPS KVOC. KRIY, KEED. (AGO

JIM WEA'THERLY "Smooth Sailin' " (Elektra) 13/8, WRCP WSLR (HEY KETN KRAK KEED KCEY KRDR

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T.O. SHEPPARD Last Cheater's Waltz (WEI/Curbl

DON WILLIAMS It Most Be Love IMCA/

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Inside Nashville PEOPLE: Loretta Lynn's

Sunrise Hospital stay in Vegas A she went to 14- rate be-t. .as Vegas th. • for two weeks pixie Misty Rowe of "Hee Haw" had a morning traffic rush acci-dent on the way to work at the "Hee Haw" set and was admitted to surgical inten-sive care at Donelson Hos-pital. . . Hoyt Axton and Joe South delivered descriptive odes re: their recovery from involvement in drugs and how their productive lives had been wiped out for a while . . . Jerry Clower preached a sermon on "all us people that don't take anything:" never have; don't need to . . . Tandy Rice, Top Billing Agency's top hand, reminded us to watch Jane Pauley meet "Jaws," Tom

Tom T. Hall T. Hall's 10-pound cat fish in

pond at Fox Hollow Tuesday morning when Jane took her "Today" show cameras to visit Dixie and Tom at home ..."Who's that elderly gentleman swaggering about the convention in the white turtle-neck and the red jacket?" "Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer" knows; that's his daddy! 70-year-old John-ny Marks spent 10 years writing that overnight phe-nomenon, which continues t') sell amijily after 31 years and now tops 15 million. Gene Autry of course was the single record hitmalcer of the song . . . Col. Sanders was here keeping a low profile. It was inter-esting to watch people's reaction to the Colonel walk-ing by; doing a double-take ("He looks just like him-self !" ) . . . Rory Bourke, ASCAP's "Songwriter of the Year" was head of national promotion for Mer-cury's Country department in the late '60's and early '70's and one of the original agenda committeemen for the Country Radio Seminar. He quit promotion and challenged himself to make it all the way in song-writing. Cheers! . . . Jean Shepard's 24 years on the Opry make her the longest active female in service at the Mother Church of Country Music, and the most outspoken ... Lookalikes• Plough National PD Craig Scott and songwriting whiz Wayne Kemp; "Georgia Cowboy" Neal James and R&R's Jim Duncan. Johnny Cash looked super while taping his Christmas show. It'll be seen on CBS Dec. 6 . . . Sonny Throck-morton's new single, recorded for Mercury, was pro-duced by Jim Ed Norman. PLACES: Ray Price did some location singing for

"Sad Songs & Waltzes," the Willie Nelson movie shooting in Austin. First time Ray & Willie have worked together since Willie was a bass-playing member of Price's road-band in the early 60's . . . Willie & Enunylou Harris did concert filming se-

quences in San Antonio . . . Tucson's new resident will be Tammy Wynette and her 5th husband, George Richey, soon as they sell the palace on Franklin Road here . . . Gene Watson's Houston business was the "You Wreck 'em, I'll Fix 'em" Auto Paint & Body Shop . . . Sevier County, TN, has Dolly Parton running through these days since Dolly cut the ribbon to open the Dolly Parton Parkway. (Dolly signed a multi-million dollar agreement with the Rivera Hotel in Vegas; she'll do 6 weeks a year for the next three years. First appearance due in June '80) .. . Phyllis & Dwaine Arnold's room at Nashville's new Radisson Plaza was th-e -scene of a special Margo Smith con-cert, a part of their "Trip To Nashville" prize they won as listeners to KFDI/Wichita (a private con-cert! — in your hotel room! ) . . . That farm in near-by Lebanon, TN makes Bill Anderson a gentleman farmer ... From Blacicpool, England to Winston-Salem; George Hamilton IV spend the summer in Blackpool; his home is Winston-Salem. .. Bill Monroe's Beanblossom Festival this year reunited Monroe and Earl Scruggs for the first time since Earl & Lester Flatt left the Blue Grass Boys in

1948 to form the now-legendary Foggy. Mountain Boys . . . Opryland's Stagedoor Lounge hosted guitar virtuoso Chester Burton Atkins in concert. (He's never done that here before. )

Tammy Wynette

THINGS: "Writing To Sell" seminar will be held November 13th at the Hall Of Fame Motor Inn on Music Row here with workshops, demonstrations, etc. "for beginners of every sort who want to break into selling," according to organizer Ginger Harwell . . .

"Stand By Your Man" au-thors Joan Dew and Tam-my Wynette signed $11.95 copies of the epic for two hours in a Nashville shopping mall the other day . . . Grand Marshals for Nashville's Veterans' Day Parade Nov. 11th are Johnny & Ray Cash. John's a vet of the Korean War, his dad Ray is a World War I veteran . . . Emmy award winning director David Greene (for "Friend-ly Fire") will be in Tulsa scouting locations for his upcoming film "Hard Coun-try." Michael Murphey will costar and write and produce the maid track... Dolly Parton's new eating routine, since she lost 35 pounds, will be to diet five days a week and "blow it out twice a week on whatever days I want" . . . Lynn Anderson and her ex-husband Glenn Sutton got a $25,000 refund Johnny Cash on a real estate investment dating back to a deal in Texas in 1973 after Judge C. Allen High so ordered. In 1977 Chancellor Robert Brand there issued an opposite ruling on a similar claim by Jerry Reed when he lost $72,111 in the same real estate deal . . . Country station WSHO/New Orleans (hello Johnny Jobe) was sold by Nashville operator Cal Young to Swanson Foods. Cal was builder and longtime owner of WENO/Nashville, now WJRB, owned by multiple Country station owner Mac Sanders. Young still owns WGUS-AM-FM / Augusta, GA . . . Shaggy Dog Public Relations, a new wing of Eddie Kilroy's Shaggy Dog Productions, will be headed by pretty publicist and

veteran years with til N genius Betty ill HudsonHBofer. Bey tt As:nynct the last

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. . . ETC.: "Mork & Mindy" regular Gina Hecht, who plays Jean DaVinci, co-owner of the deli on the top-rated show, was here visiting her sister. Said be-ing on that show is like going to a great summer camp, and getting paid for it! ... Country Music Foundation Executive Director Bill Ivey is fulfilling a one-semester appointment as Associate Professor of Music at the School of Performing Arts of Brook-lyn College, part of the City University of New York, instructing one course and delivering public lectures in the city. (Wonder what he'll talk about . . .1 . . . Did I tell you the Statler Bros. played 100 sellout crowds last year selling over one million tickets to their concerts, which must draw for them more peo-ple in concert than any other country act!

AIRLINES: Narvel Felts is a ketchup freak! Eats it on everything except desserts. .. Did you know that Don Gibson was a busboy in a coffee shoo when he wrote "I Can't Stop Loving You?" . . . Did you know that Crystal Gayle's hair is so long it falls to the bend in her knees? . . . Neal James said it: "Did you hear about the shoplifter arrested in a local department store? They got suspicious when she wore the same maternity outfit fourteen months in a row!" . . . Did you know: Barbara Mandrell, "Female Vocalist of the Year," was singing profes-sionally at age 9? She was on the- old "Town Hall Party," KTTV-TV /Los Angeles. She also played steel guitar and alto saxophone.

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EDDIE RASSITT Pour Me Another Tegulle (Elektral

CHARLEY PRIDE Missing You 1RCA)

Hottest KENNY ROGERS

LARRY OATUNIColternbia/

CRYSTAL GAYLE (Columbia)

ANNE MURRAY (CapItol)

YLON JENNINGS (RCA)

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E ) Country Albums Album cut] receiving airplay and some activity Listed alphabetically. Album cuts in bold indicate heaviest repOrfed airplay

GLEN CAMPBELL - Highwayman - (Capitol) "Cajun Caper" "Fool Ye"

JOHNNY CASH - Silver - (Columbia) 'The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore" "Bull Rider" "Say Its True"

ROSANNE CASH - Right Or Wrong - (Columbia) "Couldn't Do NothIn" Right" "Man Smart Woman Smarter- "Right Or Wrong" "Big River" JOHN CONLEE - Forever - (MCA) "No Relief In Sight" -The in Crowd- "For-ever" "Baby, You're Something"

LARRY GATLIN - Straight Ahead - (Columbia) "The Way I Did Before" "Piece By Piece - -We're Number One" "Hold Me Closer" "Midnight Choir"

CRYSTAL GAYLE '-Miss The Mississippi - (Columbia) "Miss The Mississippi And You" "The Blue Side" "Danger Zone" "Room For One More" "Like We Never Said Good Bye"

BARBARA MANDRELL - Just For The Record - (MCA) "Derlin' " "Is It Love Yet" "Selfish" "My Love Can Do No Wrong " "She's Out There Dancin' Alone "

MOE Et JOE - Just Good 01' Boys - (Columbia) -Tell Ole !Ain't Here" "Holding The Bag" "When It Comes To Cowgirls" "Honky Tonk Man"

ANNE MURRAY - I'll Always Love You - (Capitol) "Daydream Believer" "Lover's Knot" "Wintery Feeling" "Good Old Song" "Easy Love"

TOMMY OVERSTREET - The Real Tommy Overstreet - (Elektra) "Fadin' Rene-gade" "Lost Her In The Sun"

DOLLY PARTON - Great Balls Of Fire - (RCA) "Great Balls Of Fire" "Down" "Help"

KENNY ROGERS - Kenny - (UA) "Coward Of The Country" "Good Bye Marie" "Santiago Midnight Moonlight" "She's A Mystery" JOHN WESLEY RYLES - Let The Night Begin - (MCA) "You Are Always On My Mind" "We Just Got To Get Together Again" JOE SUN - Out Of Your Mind - (Ovation) "Out Of Your Mind" "Why You Been Gone So Long" "Still Crazy About You" "Shotgun Rider"

GENE WATSON - Shoukl I Come Home... - (Capito6 "Circle Driveway" "Nothing Sure Looks Good On You" "Beautiful You"

Page 67 . may, October 26. 1979

Some Key Ingredients

For Pop/Adult

lb Batik. former General Manager of KCSW & Sim) (both Austin) and now President of his own con-ill firm, Batik Broadcasting Services in that Texas ;hared his view of several keys to a successful

• A ,eration. We'd like to pass them to you:

As the desired demographics continue to shift pviard in this country, many operators mvill be tfempting Kam form of Pop/Adult programming t their stations. If you are thinking of switching m this type of format, consider the following:

Bob Botik I) You must have the patience and time to let this format grow in your market.

on are dealing with adults who don't change their listening habits as quickly as

ens and younger adults do. 2111te variety of music that the listener can find on a good Pop/Adult station

• one of the main reasons for its success. However, if taken too far, it can also be me number one reason for its failure. If you try to pull from too many sources your market, you will surely end up alienating just about everyone. 3) The best Pop/Adult stations on the air today have a clear "lifestyle" sound

bout them. The announcers, the music, and all the elements on these stations are art of a coherent image package, custom-designed for that particular market. 4) These successful Pop/Adult stations also offer programming elements that

me listeners cannot get elsewhere in the market. This can be in the form of a strong morning man, a special consumer feature, a different way of delivering the news, me inclusion of a little jazz to the sound, etc. But without some unique elements, me station would be nothing more than a "sampler" of what is available in the city. 5) It is crucial that there be one individual at the station responsible for the mix

nd flow of all the elements, and who keeps the station in line with the "lifestyle" oncept you are trying to achieve. If you are lucky to have such an individual, pay im well, and leave him alone. Too much input from too many sources, and this mrmat will quickly go sour. 6) A poorly executed Pop/Adult station can be the worst-sounding goulash you

ave ever heard. But when properly designed for the market, with all the necessary lements present. the ratings and sales results can be phenomenal!

Update %41.1/New Haven, in conjunction with a local agency. staged the sixth annual "Oyster

csn• I" at an area park. Over 20,000 attendees enjoyed the many forms of oyster goodies, races, canoe races and many other activities, all of this served as a super PR

hit fcr the station . . KSL/Salt Lake City's summer-long running program came to a 'cry !ccessful end this past week as the station along with the SLC Parks and Recreation It‘pa nent, staged a 5.5-mile race in which over 1300 people participated. called the gun n Race." Entrants were required only to finish the race and were not judged for Irne although the first person crossing the finish line received a special ribbon. All her were recognized with a special T-shirt and a certificate of completion plus food Ickes to Wendy's Hamburgers. . Super programmer Ken Dowe reminds us that his sta-iln,l,TE/Oklahoma City, along with standard Pop/Adult music programming, also has

hed a high-profile album segment that includes all P/A artists plus many Country/ .(13 t over people like Dolly. Kenny and Eddie Rabbitt. As a result, they are in need ! pner LP product and would appreciate help from all record company sources; send Tool: to Dowe at 2814 Quail Plaza Drive, 73120 . SfYIN' ALIVE: WCHV /Charlottesville was the only station in that section of Virginia

, sui we a freak snow blizzard last week, it remained on the air with continuous emer-

-:enc,feather information . . (lid to hear from Don Hofmann again as he is now co-consulting N'CSH/ Portland, ME

Alth 1 al Ward. They are looking for a full-time Program Director for the P/A-formatted stabc and as Hofmann pointed out, "I'm looking for a P/A programmer who can pull an aishift, who knows Pop/Adult programming, and who would like to be in the New Enekd area." Tapes and resumes to him at 1 Congress Square. 04101 . . . WROR/Boston Perlonity Frank Kingston was recently honored by the Federal Aviation Agency for ontsbding work in contributing to the safety and accident prevention program of the FAA

D AWARDS: WSB/ Atlanta Assistant News Director David Foulk received the Red ' rpm desaver award for his rescue actions following an area accident in which he was Inlintly involved . . . WIOD/ Miami is serving as the voice of the as-yet-unnamed new 'Ander Blimp. Broadcasts originating from the airb9rne ship will be aired on a regular uaasm the station, and will deliver live any traffic situations and other sightings of rz t,iie

. . Ann McHugh. most raently with WSBH-FM/Southampte,:., Long Istanii. 1_ 'AB for a nighttime_ shift and/or a production situation: she can tt. reached at (516)

or Eitis 449. Southampton. NY., 11968. .

W HEN IN SYRACUSE G O A PEI - During a recent area pet show, two WHEN/Syracuse f)ra rso lifros \hovved up to partake in the event The two are shown here: Bruce Oberle, and s tit 0 ding in tho gorilla salt is Jay Flannery.

Transition Benjamin Hill (pictured), Program Director

of KM6K-FM / Des Moines. has been appointed to the Program Manager position of WCBM /Balti-more. replacing Ray Quinn, who moved on to WFIL/Philadelphia. Commented Hill. "I am one of the most excited people in America - the chance to work with the caliber of professionals that make up the WCBM staff really excites me. It's a great radio station with great numbers, and Harold Deutsch is one of the most dedicated Gen-eral Managers in this business." Hill will remain at KMGK until after the October/November rating sweep Dick Edwards is the new Station Manager at NIS/Columbia. SC. from the assistant position, replacing Brent Hill, who moves back into the corporate structure of Cosmos Broadcasting Ai twhich owns the station) as Senior Vice-President . . . Larry Mendte has been named as street and sports reporter to the news staff of WPEN /Philadelphia from a freelance situation at WFTL in that city . . . Kathy Beck has been appointed Director of Advertising and Promotion of KVI /Seattle. as announced by station VP & GM Jim Johnson. who noted, "Kathy's extensive ad-vertising background combined with her past association with KVI will contribute a great deal to the ongoing success of the station". . Bruce Boulester has been named Controller of WFIM /Chicago. coming from the Howard Johnson Co. . . . New programming assistant of WIOD/Misuni is Carole Sime. .. Steve Day has joined KFMB/San Diego as a part-time announcer. He has previously worked at WBBF / Rochester, WTOB/Winston-Salem and WDAE/Tampa . . I.-ou Rogers is the new noon to 3pm personality at VM'CMB/Harrisburg, coming from W'HUL/Carlisle. PA. .. New addition to the weekend at KBLF/Red Bluff is Dick Bryan from KABA /Burney. CA he replaces Larry Proietti. who moves on to KPAY/Chico . . . J.J. Markham, formerly middays at WELM/ Elmira. NY. is now weekending at WLVL/Niagarsm. NY, using the cleverly disguised name of John Marks... John Dial leaves KMRJ/Pittsburg. KS to join the airstaff of W DAN/Danville, IL . . .

Color INFLATION FIGHTERS: WCWA/Toledo has a highly practical version of a bumper

sticker promotion. Its "Anti-Inflation" campaign is involved in selling gasoline to those spotted with the proper sticker on their cars at a very, very low price, which must be re-membered for a fill-up at the low rate. Also being handed out are cases of pop, LP's, coupons and the like. As a grand prize, the correct guess (on postcard) of the total amount of gas sold during the Anti-Inflation drive wins a full year's supply of petrol.

HEY JUDE: WSGW/Saginaw sponsored the St. Jude's raciiothon for the first time last week and raised a nifty $5555 for the charity. As an incentive for listener involvement, various station personalities were offered for a "lock-up" at the city jail. So enamored did listeners become that many feel this was the primary reason for raising that amount for the first effort: the going rate for having your "favorite" DJ in jail was $79 per hour.

HI MR. DISNEY: KSL/Salt Lake City is running a promotion called the " iii Express" based on the popular game Scrabble. In conjunct=viiin the Disney people and Amtrak, the station is trying to promote travel by train to the amusement park. The object of the gezrk, in order to qualify to go. is to make words from several different phrases given on the air, with the most words entered wtr,Ing an all-expense-paid family trip to the Magic Kingdom.

ON A SC!t_Lirc: OF ONE TO -TEN": That's what KHOW/Denver did recently, coming Lip Wicn a grand prize winner who is now enjoying an all-expense-paid vacation for two in Mazatlan, Mexico. All correct callers were eligible for the trip, as they received free tickets to see the new box office biggie - then several weeks ago, the winner was picked on the Jon Town show.

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BARBRA STREISAND Et DONNA SUMMER No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (Col/Cas) 75% of our reporters are on it This week's Most Added in

eluding WSB, WIS, KMBZ, VVVV WE, WHAS, WTAR, WGY, KR MG, WHDH, WHAM, WNEU, WORG, WATR, WHIO, KBLF, KMRJ, WC WA, WSIX. Key moves: 29-12 WBT, 23-19 WT1C, 30-24 WHBC, 30-26 WOUD, 23-17 WO WO, Z3-20 KMPC, debut 19 WBZ, debut 23 KVI, debut 30 WLNH, debut 24 WPRO, debut 21 WRIE, debut 28 KSTP, debut 15 WFYR. Heavy rotation: WNE W, WELI, KNBR. Debuts at No. 23 on P/A chart

LAUREN WOOD Please Don't Leave (WB)

62% of our reporters are on it Adds include KMBZ, WGY, WBAL, KEX, WTAE, WIN K WCMB, WL W. Key moves: 20-15 WSM-FM, 17-12 WLO W, 17-15 KUKI, 28-18 WCHV, 30-26 WC WA, 29-22 WPRO, 27-23 WHBC, 30-27 WJBO, 26-23 WORG, debut 18 KR MG, debut 28 WNEU. Jumps 32-25 on P/A chart

DR. HOOK Better Love Next Time (Capitol)

81 % of our reporters are on it Adds include WTAR, WQUA, KROD, WOOD, KOY, WFTL, WSG W, WHDH, WIBW, WDBO, KPPL. Key moves: 18-14 WDIF, 26-23 W WWE, debut 17 KRMG, debut 22 KVI, debut 23 WLO W, debut 28 WPRO, debut 29 KSTP, debut 29 WRIE. Jumps 38-30 on P/A chart.

NEW & ACTIVE You'll notice two nu mbers im mediately follo w each song title belo w

(exa mple 30/51 rhe first represents total nu mber of our reporting stations

playing die record this w eak. The secon d is the nu mber of those stations

the added it this w eak.

ORLEANS •'Forever " (Infinity) 44/2 add WHA M WC MI3 Kay moves 2b 19 KBLE 32 28 W HBC 29 I6 WJBO 3125 WTAR debut 17 WFDF debut 30 WBO W debut 30 W W2 Heavy rota non W ATR WINN Increased 31 27 on PA chart

A B B A "Angeleyes" (Atlantic) 43/1 add W ORD Key mov•• 16 14 WSG W 23 20 KI M/ date, 21 WI NH Heavy rotation WCER Increa•ed 29 78 on PA chart

ENGLAND DAN et J.F. COLEY "What Can I Do With This. (Big Tree) 46/12 • ,d• WGY WOIR KROD W WVVE WTAR WDBO KAF M KSTP WHEIC WJBO Key

move. 26 14 WINN 2520 VVDIF 28 26 WATR debut 27 WNEU debut 29 WS M FM Heavy rotation WIEI W inLreased 36 31 on PA chart

YVONNE ELUMAN "Love Pains" IRSOI 36/5 add WSB WCIUD WOY VVKH M WGIR K ay moves 2011 WLO W 23 18 WI WI 2511 K BLF 29 24 WS M FM 34 30 VVSO W. 21 19 WPRO in cree•ed 3933 on P'11 chart

JI MMY BUFFETT Fins" (MCA) 32/1 add wowo Key Movea 199 WC WA. 19 19 W ON 24 17 WINH 23 17 WCHV 23 18 WNEU 22 17 WPRO 34 30 wHec 2619 W DIF 22 17 KUKI increned 40 36 on P A chart

KC ft THE SUNSHINE BAND "Please Don't Go" ITK I 33/10 add WK HM W OUA. KNBR W O WO WHOK WCIUD WBO W WHBC KHO W WCHB Key moves 41 W O W 19 14 W ORG 14 10 WNEU 28 24 WC WA 27 22 WL W debut 23 WHIZ debut 24 WINH Debuts at No 37 on P A chart

KERMIT THE FROG "Rainbow Connection" (Atlantic) 33/6 add WTAR W1410 WY MC WC WA KNEIR WTAE Key moves 19-17 WATR 2926 W HBC debut 20 KR MG debut 25 WPRO Hot •t WTAE Debuts at No 38 on P,A chart

DIONNE WARWICK "Deja Vu" (Arista) 39/21 add. include WSB WFYR W OOD W NE W KMPC KMBZ KR MG KAKE KSL, WFTL WIP WHBC WJBO WFDF KONR Key moves 213 WRIE 34 23 WHA) 2924 VVVVVVE Debuts at No 39 on P,A chart

EAGLES "Heartache Tonight" (Asylum) 26/2 add KHO W W HAS Key moves 114 WCHV 134 WC WA 7011 O WN 107 WFYR 2014 W132 23 16 W OW Debuts at No 40 on P(A chart

Pop/Adult Album Airplay Tracks (The following albu m tracks, alphabetically listed by artist are getting

significant airplay on m any of our PopiA dult stations.)

ARRA iActonorr hiquitIM I Hays A Dnsam II It Wasn ?For The ALESSI BROTHERS LAEHMI Words And Music

_SMPAY ellFFETT M CA, Chwarnaktit" "Chanson Pour los Petits Enfants 'volu me" "SurvIvo CHEAP TRICK /Epic, Verdes

CHICAGO (Cal med* Lily Is What It Is "Runoway Loser With .4 Brokaw Howl' I RITA C' 1)005 tAbIte Swots, Emotion" ' Id Rath., Loa,* Whole In Loris

0 Y I Bahov• In You" "Do Right To Ma Baby (DO Unto Othorsi

EAGLES LA WP.1V Lon g R.'' FLEET WOOD MAC AVII Honey Hi 'Novo, 4:: 7.. ;iv Stators Or Tho Moon St,* aw a i Over Dyrie Storms TNnIc About Ma

M CKIE LEE JONES !Wit. Train

MARRY MA NIL O W 1.4140.1 Rain Why Don : Try A Don t Wont T o Walk Without You Whorls Ani They Now GERRY RAFFERTY (UA) You,,.,

DEA NA ROSS !Motown! No Ono Gots The Prow

CARL Y SI MON !Flasktml toy. You Corning To Gar You" "Just LIM• You Do DONNA SU M MER (Casehaarsce7 On My Honor

RA NDY VA N WAR MER leaurarMel Losing Out On L ore

JENNIFER WARNES !Anatol Shot Through The Heart" "Tall Ma Just Ono Moro limo WINGSICoharyhriu Baby s Peguast. Wont*,

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ITCI Records POP/AD AIRPLAY/ 40 Itittiel IWO lost Weeks Weeks Week October 26, 1979 1 1 1 1 KENNY ROGERS/You Decorated My I In /UAI

12 6 4 0 ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Mei ((apitol)

2 2 2 3 COMMODORES/Sall On (Motown)

20 12 8 0 CRYSTAL GAYLE/H•lf The Way (Colurtibin)

4 4 6 5 HERB ALPERT/Rise (AbM1

'1 6 8 6 RITA COOLIDGE/One Fine Day (A6 M)

21 11 0 BARRY MANILOW/Ships (Arista)

36 19 10 0 J D SOUTHER/You're Only Lonely (Columbia)

14 11 9 9 BRENDA RUSSELLJSo Good, So Right 1A6 M/Horizon)

38 22 12 0 COMMODORES/Still (Motown)

5 7 7 11 MICHAEL JOHNSON/This Night Won't Last Forever (E MI America)

3 3 3 12 LOBO/W)rere Wine You When I Was Falling In Love IMCA/Curbl

29 24 19 0 IAN GOMM/Hold On (Stiff/Epic, 7 9 13 14 MARY MACGREGOR/Good Friend (RSO)

40 27 0 STYX/Babe (Ab M)

15 16 16 16 DOOBIE BROTHERS/Depondin• On You (WB)

0 LEIF GARRETT/When I Think Of You (Scott) Bros.)

10 10 14 18 GERRY RAFFERTY/Get It Right Next Time (UA)

28 27 21 19 BARBARA MANDRELUFooled By A Feeling (MCA)

35 32 25 0 DONNA SUM MERIDim All The Lights (Casablanca)

21 16 15 21 WINGS/Arrow Through Me (Columbia)

6 8 17 22 EARTH, WIND Et FIRE/After The Love Has Gone (ARC/Columbia)

ammo . 23 BARBRA STREISAND ft DONNA SUMMER/No More Tears (Enough „I(ColiCas) 17 17 20 24 ROBERT JOHN/Sad Eyes (EMI America)

32 0 LAUREN WOOD/Please Don't Leave (WS)

16 18 23 26 DIONNE WAR WICKII'll Never Love This Way Again (Arista)

40 38 31 0 ORLEANS/Forever (Infinity)

17 35 29 29 ABBA/Angeleyes (Atlantic)

11 14 18 29

30 25 22

37 33 32

39 33

23 20 26 34

8 13 24 35

4t, 36

mi mes 37

ima meo. 38

tu alOo 39

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ALTANTA RHYTHM SECTION/Spooky (Polydor)

38 ei DR. HOOK/Better Love Next Time (Capitol)

35 31 ENGLAND DAN Es JOHN FORD COLEY/VVhat Can I Do With (Big Treio

JOHN STEWART/Midnight Wind IRSO)

YVONNE ELLIMAN/Love Pains IRSO) NICK LOWE/Cruel To Be Kind (Columbia)

TOBY BEAU/Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye (RCA)

JIMMY BUFFETT/Fins (MCA)

KC Et THE SUNSHINE BAND/Please Don't Go (TK)

KERMIT THE FROG/Rainbow Connection (Atlantic)

DIONNE WARWICK/Deja Vu (Arista)

EAGLES/Heartache Tonight (Asylum)

This chart is based solely on airplay statistics co mpiled weekly fro m our reporting stations

Mack circled nu mbers indicate significant up ward m ove ment fro m at least 60% of our reporters

Others Getting Significant Action UTTLE RIVER BAND "Cool Change" (Capitol) 28/16 adds include WTAR KV1 WGY KNFIR W OOD KRIV1G WCB M W HIZ WOOF KHO W WPRO W HAG Moves 2918 WLO W 3025 WS M FM

CAPTAIN Fs TENNILLE "Do That To Me One More Time" (Casablanca) 26/19 edds ...clud• ILEX KD WN WS M FM K VI WIP WPRO KSTP WRIE WBAL W1110 WSEI KR MG W ORG

RUPERT HOLMES "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" (Infinity) 25/9 add KROD WHAG WIDE FM97 W DIF WHIZ WCB M WBO W W W WE Moves 18 10 KR MG 31631 WTAR 28 25 WBT 31 ze W ORG debut 18 KD WN debut 27 WS M FM

RONNIE MILSAP "In No Time At All" (RCA) 23/4 add KR MJ W OOD KOY WCER Heavy rotation WY MC

KANSAS "Reason To Be" (Kirshner) 23/0. Mon., 12 ti wsm FM 27 20 W NEU 2520 KUKI 29 16 M AU

DOLLY PARTON "Sweet Summer Lovin• " (RCA) 22J3 add KMPC WCER K W.)

ELTON JOHN "Victim Of Love" (M C A) 2211 add WFDF Moves 1913 WDIF 77 21 WI NE/ 2016 WPRO 77 IS WATR 36 79 WCHV

ELO -Confusion' (Jet) 21/2 edd W NEU WKIO Moves 32 78 WCHV debut 26 WINN

MEUSSA MANCHESTER "Pretty Girls" (Ar(sta) 20/2 add ',mow wiow Moves 17 11 WS M FM 302) W ORG debut 30 KSTP debut 30 WPRO

SUPERTRAMP "Take The Long Way Home" !AErl‘d) 17/8 add W OUA WY MC WC WA KUK1 WL W WFLIR WCB M W O W Moves 2621 WLO W

DANN ROGERS "Looks Like Love Again" (International Artists) 15/5 add WHAG KMBZ WHIO KOY KMRJ Moves 3027 WATR 78 72 WDiF

CLIFF RICHARD "We Don't Talk Anymore" (EMI America) 14(7 add WIP KHO W KSTP WHIZ WCB M WCIUD WCHV Debuts 28 WS M FM

FRANK MILLS "Peter Piper" (Polydor) 13/13 add, include xvi wse writ wsow WBT WO WO WHIO WNE W WRAt KMBZ

JIMMY MESSINA "New And Different" (Columbia) 13/1 Add WHBC Mor e, 77 21 WS M FM

BOB DYLAN "Gotta Serve Somebody - (Columbia) 12/1 add W O WO Moves 21 1 1 WLO W debut 29 INLNH

ROIli ; JAHN_ "Only Time" (EMI America) 10/10 add W ORG KS( WPRO W DIF ArSIX KD WN W11.0 WSb WS M FM

JOHNNY MATHIS "No On., But Tin; en, You Love" (Columbia) 10/4 add WDIF WBAL KGAIR

AME ! "All My Life" (Capitol) 10/3 add KOY WG1R WK11114 DAN HILL "Hold To lilt; Niloht" (20th) 10/2 add WATR KD WN Moves WI AR debut 30 WNEU

KENNY LOGGINS "This Is It" (c olum b,.:?15 add K VI INHEIC INSL1 WCHV WLO W

HELEN REDDY Let Me Be Your Woman" (Capito;; 1114 add WSB W1410 W GIR W11 A,

C HI C 'Forbidden Lover" (Atlantic) 9/1 add WDIF Moves 23 14 WHAG debut dr; .‘9$10 debut Xi 1,40116

New Entry mi mes

Most Added:

BARBRA STREISAND b DONNA SURIBIEJI No Mora reIf3 efnooph 0 Enough( !Col/Ca. Added at 33% of our reporting •tetions

DIONNE W AR WICK Dago Vu Arista,

Added •I 27% of our reporting stational

CAPTAIN it TTNNILLE

Do Thar To Ma Ono Moro Toms iCosationcyo

Added at 73% of our reporting •tations DR HOOK

Barter LOY. Nos, rinse !Capitol!

Added at 24% of our reporting station,

LITTLE RIVER BAND

Coo/ Chancre 'Capitol! Added •t 21 % of our reporting station.

FRANK MILLS

Peter Piper Potydoe,

Added lit 17% of our reporting at. lion

STYX

Baba !AB M Added •I 17 % of our reporting stabons

Hottest: KENNY ROGERS

You Decorated My 1/1. 0,/A, Reported hot at 23% ot Our stations

ANNE M URRAY &nation Hearted Ma IC-aortal,

Reported hot •t GO% of Our •t•HOO•

CO M MODORES

Still M otown! Reported hot at M % of O W •sasions

CRYSTAL GAYLE

Half The, Way iColu mbrai

Reported hut at 36% of our •tatioo, BARRY PAANILO W

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R eported hot at 13% of O ur •tationis

.1.414ENDA FILISSELL

So Good So EtFAHlortroni

Report ed hot at 32% of or,, : tstsco ns

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GLEN CAMPBELL - Highwaymen - (Capitol) "Cajun Caper" "Fool Ye" JOHNNY CASH - Silver - (Columbia) 'The L&N Don't Stop Here Anymore" "Bull Rider" "Say Its True"

ROSANNE CASH - Right Or Wrong - (Columbia) "Couldn't Do Nothin' RIghr' "PAen Snort W OI MIP Smarty,'" "Right Or Wrong" "Big River"

JOHN CONLEE - Forever - (MCA) "No Relief In Sight" -The In Crowd- "For-ever" "Baby, You're Something"

LARRY GATUN - Straight Ahead - (Columbia) "The Way I Did Before" "Piece By Piece" 'We're Number One" "Hold Me Closer" "Midnight Choir"

CRYSTAL GAYLE - Miss The Mississippi - (Columbia) "Miss The Mississippi And You" "The Blue Side" "Danger Zone" "Room For One More" "Like We Never Said Good Bye"

BARBARA MANDRELL - Just For The Record - (MCA) "Darfin'" "Is It Love Yet" "Selfish" "My Love Can Do No Wrong" "She's Out There Dencin" Alone"

MOE & JOE - Just Good 01' Boys - (Columbia) 'Tel/Ole I Ain't Here" "Holding The Bag" "When It Comes To Cowgirls" "Honky Tonk Man" ANNE MURRAY - nu Always Love You - ICaphol) "Daydream Believer" "Lover's Knot" "Wintery Feeling" "Good Old Song" "Easy Love"

TOMMY OVERSTREET - The Real Tommy Overstreet - (Elektra) "Fadin' Rene-gado" "Lost Her In The Sun"

DOLLY PARTON - Great Balls Of Fire - (RCA) "Great Balls Of Fire" "Down" "Help"

KENNY ROGERS - Kenny - (UA) "Coward Of The Country" "Good Bye Marie" "Santiago Midnight Moonlight" "She's A Mystery"

JOHN WESLEY RYLES - Let The Night Begin - (MCA) -You Are Always On My Mind" "We Just Got To Get Together Again"

JOE SUN - Out Of Your Mind - (Ovation) "Out Of Your Mind" "Why You Been Gone So Long" "Still Crazy About You" "Shotgun Rider"

GENE WATSON - Shoukl 1 Come Home... - (Capito0 "Circle Driveway" "Nothing Sure Looks Good On You" "Beautiful You"

TR/Friday October 26. 1979 L._

nage 67

POP/ADULT

Some Key Ingredients

For Pop/Adult

Bob Botik, former General Manager of KCSW & ;NOW (both Austin) and now President of his own con-Lilting firm, Botik Broadcasting Services in that Texas avn, shared his view of several keys to a successful VA operation. We'd like to pass them to you:

As the desired demographics continue to shift upward in this country, many operators will be attempting some form of Pop/Adult programming at their stations. If you are thinking of switching to this type of format, consider the following: Bob Botik

I) You must have the patience and time to let this format grow in your market. You are dealing with adults who don't change their listening habits as quickly as

teens and younger adults do. 211lie variety of music that the listener can find on a good Pop/Adult station

is one of the main reasons for its success. However, if taken too far, it can also be the number one reason for its failure. If you try to pull from too many sources in your market, you will surely end up alienating just about everyone.

3) The best Pop/Adult stations on the air today have a clear "lifestyle" sound about them The announcers, the music, and all the elements on these stations are part of a coherent image package, custom-designed for that particular market.

4) These successful Pop/Adult stations also offer programming elements that the listeners cannot get elsewhere in the market. This can be in the form of a strong morning man, a special consumer feature, a different way of delivering the news. the inclusion of a little jazz to the sound. etc But without some unique elements. the station would be nothing more than a "sampler" of what is available in the city.

5) It is crucial that there be one individual at the station responsible for the mix and flow of all the elements, and who keeps the station in line with the "lifestyle" concept you are trying to achieve. If you are lucky to have such an individual, pay him well, and leave him alone. Too much input from too many sources, and this format will quickly go sour

6) A poorly executed Pop/Adult station can be the worst-sounding goulash you have ever heard But when properly designed for the market, with all the necessary elements present. the ratings and sales results can be phenomenal!

Update WE LI /New Haven. in conjunction with a local agency. staged the sixth annual "Oyster

'estival" at an area park. Over 20,000 attendees enjoyed the many forms of oyster goodies, ailboat races, canoe races and many other activities; all of this served as a super PR *hide fcr the station . . KSL /Salt Lake City's summer-long running program came to a ery successful end this past week as the station along with the SLC Parks and Recreation )epartment. staged a 5.5-mile race in which over 1300 people participated, called the .Human Race." Entrants were required only to finish the race and were not judged for ime - although the first person crossing the finish line received a special ribbon. All thers were recognized with a special T-shirt and a certificate of completion plus food ickets to Wendy's Hamburgers. . Super programmer Ken Dowe reminds us that his sta-ion, KLTE/Oklahoma City, along with standard Pop/Adult music programming, also has stablished a high-profile album segment that includes all P/A artists plus many Country/ 'op crossover people like Dolly. Kenny and Eddie Babbitt. As a result, they are in need if proper LP product and would appreciate help from all record company sources; send iroduct to Dowe at 2814 Quail Plaza Drive, 73120 . . STAI1N' ALIVE: WCHV /Charlottesville was the only station in that section of Virginia

o survive a freak snow blizzard last week; it remained on the air with continuous emer-Iency weather information . .

Good to hear from Don Hofmann again as he is now co-consulting WCSH/Portland. ME vith Paul Ward. They are looking for a full-time Program Director for the P/A-formatted tation, and as Hofmann pointed out. "I'm looking for a P/A programmer who can pull in air shift, who knows Pop/Adult programming, and who would like to be in the New .igland area" Tapes and resumes to him at 1 Congress Square. 04101 .. . WROR/ Boston iersonality Frank Kingston was recently honored by the Federal Aviation Agency for iutstanding work in contributing to the safety and accident prevention program of the FAA . . ADD AWARDS: WSB/ Atlanta Assistant News Director David Foulk received the Red

cross Lifesaver award for his rescue actions following an area accident in which he was ndirectly involved . . . WIOD/ Miami is serving as the voice of the '.1:;--yet-unnarneci new 3oodyear Blimp. Broadcasts originating from the airborne ship will be aired on a regular 'ass on the station, and will deliver live any trgfic situations and other sightings ot vutaie Interest: : • Ann McHugh. most ra-ently with WSBH-FM/Southamptch. Long lsI2-j is ooking for a nighttime 'Shift and/or a production situation: she can h at at (516) r25-4397; or tle.ai 449, Southampton. NY., 11968 . .

WNEN IN SYRACUSE - 00 APE! - During a recent area pet show, two WHEN/Syracuse personal/ties showed up to partake in the event. 77te two are shown here. Bruce Oberie, and

standing in the gorilla suit is Jay Rannery.

Transition Benjamin Hill (pictured), Program Director

of KMGK-EM / Des Moines, has been appointed to the Program Manager position of WCBM / Balti-more. replacing Ray Quinn. who moved on to WEIL/Philadelphia. Commented Hill, "I am one of the most excited people in America - the chance to work with the caliber of professionals that make up the WCBM staff really excites me. It's a great radio station with great numbers, and Harold Deutsch is one of the most dedicated Gen-eral Managers in this business." Hill will remain at tuticK until after the October/November rating sweep Dick Edwards is the new Station Manager at WLS/Columbia. SC. from the assistant position. replacing Brent Hill. Ms) moves back into the corporate structure of Cosmos Broadcasting „wa d A (which owns the station) as Senior Vice-President . . Larry Mendte has been named as street and sports reporter to the news staff of N'PEN/ Philadelphia from a freelance situation at WPM in that city. . Kathy Beck has been appointed Director of Advertising and Promotion of KVI /Seattle, as announced by station VP & GM Jim Johnson, who noted, "Kathy's extensive ad-vertising background combined with her past association with ICVI will contribute a great deal to the ongoing success of the station" . . . Bruce Boulester has been named Controller of %TYR /Chicago. coming from the Howard Johnson Co. . . . New programming assistant of WIOD/Miami is Carole Sime. .. Steve Day has joined KFMB/Siui Diego as a part-time announcer. He has previously worked at %MBE / Rochester, NTOB/Winston-Salem and WDAE/Tampa . . Lou Rogers is the new noon to 3pm personality at WCMB/Harrisburg. coming from WHUL/Carlisle. PA.. . New addition to the weekend at KBLF /Red Bluff is Dick Bryan from KABA /Burney. CA he replaces Larry Proietti. who moves on to KPAY/Chico . . . J.J. Markham. formerly middays at WELM/ Elmira. NY, is now weekending at WLVL / Niagara. NY, using the cleverly disguised name of John Marks... John Dial leaves KMRJ /Pittsburg. KS to join the airstaff of WDAN/Danville, IL . . .

Color INFLATION FIGHTERS: WCWA/Toledo has a highly practical version of a bumper

sticker promotion. Its "Anti-Inflation" campaign is involved in selling gasoline to those spotted with the proper sticker on their cars at a very, very low price, which must be re-membered for a fill-up at the low rate. Also being handed out are cases of pop. LP's, coupons and the like. As a grand prize, the correct guess (on postcard) of the total amount

of gas sold during the Anti-Inflation drive wins a full year's supply of petrol. HEY JUDE: WSGW/Saginaw sponsored the St. Jude's radiothon for the first time last

week and raised a nifty $5555 for the charity. As an incentive for listener involvement. various station personalities were offered for a "lock-up" at the city jail. So enamored did listeners become that many feel this was the primary reason for raising that amount for the first time effort; the going rate for having your "favorite" DJ in jail was $79 per hour.

HI MR. DISNEY: KSL/Salt Lake City is running a promotion called the "ntrk ;liaj Express" based on the popular game Scrabble. In conjunct= Wilh the Disney people and Amtrak, the station is trying to promote travel by train to the amusement park. The object of the g rrk , in order to qualify to go. is to make words from several different phrases given on the air, with the most words entered wi miag an all-expense-paid family trip to the Magic Kingdom.

ON A SCft_LE oF ONE TO "TEN": That's what KHOW/Denver did recently, coming

tipWitti a grand prize winner who is now enjoying an all-expense-paid vacation for two in Mantlari, Mexico. All correct callers were eligible for the trip, as they received free tickets to see the new box office biggie - then several weeks ago, the winner was picked on the

Jon Town show.

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[BREAKERS "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activit V on any given week

BARBRA STREISAND Et DONNA SUMMER No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (CoUCas) 75% of our reporters are on it This week's Most Added in-cluding WSB, WIS, KMBZ, W WWE, WHAS, WTAR, WGY, KRMG, WHDH, WHAM, WNEU, WORG, WATR, WHIO, KBLF, KMRJ, WCWA, WSIX. Key moves: 29-12 WBT, 23-19 WTIC, 30-24 WHBC, 30-26 WQUD, 23-17 WOWO, 23-20 KMPC, debut 19 WBZ, debut 23 KVI, debut 30 WLNH, debut 24 WPRO, debut 26 WRIE, debut 28 KSTP, debut 15 WFYR. Heavy rotation: WNEW, WELI, KNBR. Debuts at No. 23 on P/A chart

LAUREN WOOD Please Don't Leave (WB)

62% of our reporters are on it Adds include KMBZ, WGY, WBAL, KEX, WTAE, WLNH, WCMB, WLW. Key moves: 20-15 WSM-FM, 17-12 WLOW, 17-15 KUKI, 26-18 WCHV, 30-26

WCWA, 29-22 WPRO, 27-23 WHBC, 30-27 WJBO, 26-23 WORG, debut 18 KRMG, debut 28 WNEU. Jumps 32-75 on P/A chart.

DR. HOOK Better Love Next Time (Capitol)

61% of our reporters are on it Adds include WTAR, WQUA, KROD, WOOD, KOY, WFTL, WSGW, WHDH, WIBW, WDBO, KPPL. Key moves: 18-14 WDIF, 26-23 W WVVE, debut 17 KRMG, debut 22 KVI, debut 23 WLOW, debut 28 WPRO, debut 29 KSTP, debut 29 WRIE. Jumps 38-30 on P/A chart.

NEW & ACTIVE You'll notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below

(example 30/5) The first represents total number of our reporting stations playing the record this week. The second is the number of those stations that addedit this week.

ORLEANS "Forever" (Infinity) 4412 add WHAM WCMB Key moves 30 19 KBLF. 32-28

WHBC 29 26 WJBO 3125 WTAR debut 17 WFDF debut 30 WBO W debut 30 WL W Heavy rota tion WASP WISH Increased 31 27 on FoA chart

ABBA "Angeleyes" (Atlantic) 43/1 add WORG Key moves 16 14 WSG W 23 20 KBLF debut 28 WISH Heavy rotation WCER Increased 29 28 on PA chart

ENGLAND DAN Et J.F. COLEY "What Can I Do With This..." (Big Tree) 46/12 srlds include WGY WGIR KROD VVVVVVE WTAR WDBO KAFM KSTP WHBC WJBO Key moves 26 14 WLNH 2520 WDIF 28 26 WATR debut 27 WNEU debut 29 WSM FM Heavy rotation VVIB W Increased X 31 on PA chart

YVONNE ELUMAN "Love Pains"1RSO) __IS add WSB WO W? WGY WKHM WGIR Key moves 20 11 WLO W 23 18 WISH 25.21 KBLF 29 24 WSM FM 34 30 WSG W, 21 19 WPRO In creased 3933 on P,A chart

JI MMY BUFFETT Fins (MCA) 32J1 add WO WO Key moves 159 WC WA. 19-15 WL W 24 17 WISH. 23 17 WCHV 23 18 WNEU 22 17 WPRO 34 30 WHBC 26 19 WDIF, 22-17 KUKI Increased 40 36 on PA chart

KC Et THE SUNSHINE BAND "Please Don't Go" (TK) 33/10 add WKHM, Aft:WA, KNBR WO WO WHOK WOUD WBO W WHBC KHO W WCHB Key moves 41 WLO W 19 14 WORG 14 10 WNEU 28 24 WC WA 27 22 WLW debut 23 WHIZ. debut 24 WLNH Debuts at No 37 on PA chart

KERMIT THE FROG "Rainbow Connection" (Atlantic) 33/6 add WTAR WHIO WY MC WC WA KNBR VVTAE Key moves 1917 WASP 2926 WHBC debut 20 KRMG debut 25 WPRO Hot at WTAE Debuts at No 38 on PIA chart

DIONNE WAR WICK "Deja Vu" (Arista) 39/21 .44s include wsa wree w000 WNE W KMPC KMBZ KRMG KAKE. KSL WFTL WIP WHBC WJBO WFDF KGNR Key moves 28 22 WRIE 34 23 WHAG 2326 WVVVVE Debuts at No 39 on P,A chart

EAGLES "Heartache Tonight" (Asylum) 26/2 add KHO W WHAS Key moves 114 WCHV 134 WC WA 2011 WL W 107 WFYR 2014 WBZ 23 16 WDIF Debuts at No 40 on P/A chart

Pop/Adult Album Airplay Tracks (The following album tracks, alphabetically listed by artist are getting significant airplay on many of our Pop/Adult stations.)

ARRA LAtIontld Chrguitite I Have A Dream • lilt Wesn rFo, The Nights ALESSI BROTHERS (AGM) 'Words And MUSK' JIMMY BUFFE77 (MCA) •Dreemsicle ChellSOn Pour Les Petits Enfants" 'Volcano Survive' CHEAP TRICK lEpIcI "Voices " CHICAGO (CoAambiel 'Life it What II is Runavvey Loser With A Broken Heart . RITA COOLIDGE (A&MT Swear Emotion id Rather Leave While In Love , ......i.;;;: nibe* -I Believe In You Do Right To Me Baby (Do Unto Others) . EA GLE s mein1.--ni -Long Run

FLEETWOOD MAC me) Honey Hi - 'Never ,v7;....? Arirr CI,- -Sisters Of the Moon SAto Ange l Over Over Storms" "Think About Me" RI ME LET JONES Weil

BARRY MANSION( (Arista( Rain" "Why Don.: W. Try A Slow Dance 'Sunday Father Don I Want To Walk Without You • "Where Are They Now GERRY RAFFERTY (UA) • Tourist DIANA ROSS'Motown) No One Gets The Prize-CARLY SIMON tElekfred Love You" "'Corning To Get You" "Just Like You Do" DONNA SUMMER (Casablanca) On My Honor RANDY VANWARMER IlleerevIAW "Losing Out On Love" JENNIFER WARNES (Artstel Shot Through The Heart" "Tell Me Just One More WINGS (Columbia) Baby s Request- 'Winter

PI REtR)Friday. October 26, 197

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POP/ADULT Three rwo Last Weeks Weeks Week October 26, 1979

1 1 KENNY ROGERS/You Decorated My Tito MAI

12 5 4 0 ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Me (Capitol)

2 2 2 3 COMMODORES/Sail On (Motown)

20 12 8 0 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Half The Way (Columbia)

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9 6 6 6 RITA COOLIDGE/One Fine Day (A&M)

21 11 0 BARRY MANILOW/Ships (Arista)

36 19 10 0 J.D. SOUTHEFIlYou're Only Lonely (Columbia)

14 11 9 9 BRENDA RUSSELL/So Good, So Right (A&M/Horizon)

38 22 12 0 COMMODORES/Still (Motown)

5 7 7 11 MICHAEL JOHNSON/This Night Won't Last Forever (E MI America)

3 3 3 12 LOBO/Where Were You When I Was Falling In Love (MCA/Curb)

29 24 19 0 IAN GOMM/Hold On (Stiff/Epic)

7 9 13 14 MARY MACGREGOR/Good Friend (RSO)

40 27 0 STYX/Babe (A&M)

15 15 16 18 DOOBIE BROTHERS/Dependin' On You (WB)

30 25 22 (D LEIF GARRETT/VVhen I Think Of You (Scotti Bros.)

10 10 14 18 GERRY RAFFERTY/Get It Right Next Time (UA)

28 27 21 19 BARBARA MANDRELLIFooled By A Feeling (MCA)

35 32 25 0 DONNA SUMMER/Dim All The Lights (Casablanca)

21 16 15 21 WINGS/Arrow Through Me (Columbia)

6 8 17 22 EARTH, WIND Et FIRE/After The Love Has Gone (ARC/Columbia)

am *. 23 BARBRA STREISAND Ft DONNA SUMMER/No More Tears (Enough...) (Col/Cas) 17 17 20 24 ROBERT JOHN/Sad Eyes (EMI America)

32 C) LAUREN WOOD/Please Don't Leave (WB)

16 18 23 26 DIONNE WAR WICK/Ill Never Love This Way Again (Arista) 40 38 31 0 ORLEANS/Forever (Infinity)

37 35 29 28 ABBA/Angeleyes (Atlantic)

11 14 18 29 ALTANTA RHYTHM SECTION/Spooky (Polydor)

38 C) DR. HOOK/Better Love Next Time (Capitol)

35 31 ENGLAND DAN Et JOHN FORD COLEY/What Can I Do With (Big Tree) 37 33 32 JOHN STEWART/Midnight Wind IRSO)

39 33 YVONNE ELLIMAN/Love Pains IRSO)

23 20 26 34 NICK LOWE/Cruel To Be Kind (Columbia)

8 13 24 35 TOBY BEAU/Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye (RCA)

44) 36 JIMMY BUFFETT/Fins (MCA)

_ awns . 37 KC ft THE SUNSHINE BAND/Please Don't Go (TIC)

••=1111* 38 KERMIT THE FROG/Rainbow Connection (Atlantic)

no m . 39 DIONNE WARWICK/Deja Vu (Arista)

40 EAGLES/Heartache Tonight (Asylum)

This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our reporting s(8 Dons 'Back circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters

Others Getting Significant Action UTTLE RIVER BAND "Cool Change" (Capitol) 28/16 adds include WTAR KVI WGY KNBR WOOD KRMG WCBM WHIZ WDIF KHO W WPRO WHAG Moves 2918 WLOW 3025 WSM FM

CAPTAIN ft TENNILLE "Do That To Me One More Time" (Casablanca) 26/19 adds .nclude KEX KO WN WSM FM KVI WIP WPRO KSTP WRIE WBAL WHIO WSB KRMG WORC

RUPERT HOLMES "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" (Infinity) 25/9 add KROD WHAG WRIE FM97 WDIF WHIZ WCBM WBO W VVINVIIE Moves 18 10 KRMG 3631 WTAR 2836 WBT 31 28 WORG debut 18 KD WN debut 27 WSM FM

RONNIE MILSAP "In No Time At All" (RCA) 23/4 add KRMJ WOOD KOY WCER Heavy rotation WYMC

KANSAS "Reason To Be" (Kirshner) 23/0. Moves 128 WSM FM 27 20 WNEU. 2S20 KUKI 2516 WISH

DOLLY PARTON "Sweet Summer Lovin" " (RCA) 22/3 add KMPC WCER KMRJ

ELTON JOHN "Victim Of Love" (MCA) 22/1 add WFDF Moves 1513 WDIF 27 21 WLNH 20 16 WPRO 27 25 WASP 36 79 WCHV

ELO "Confusion" (Jet) 21/2 add WNEU WKIO Mover.. 32 28 WCHV e.t.a 26 WLNH MELISSA MANCHESTER "Pretty Girls" (Arista) 20/2 add KHO W WLO W Moves 17 11 WSM FM 30 27 WORG debut 30 KSTP debut 30 WPRO

SUPERTRAMP "Take The Long Way Home" (AEtM) 17/8 add WOUA. WYMC WC WA. KUKI. WL W. WFYR WCBM. WO W Moves 25 21 WLOW

DANN ROGERS "Looks Like Love Again" (International Artists) 15/5 add WHAG KMBZ. WHIO. KOY. KMRJ Moves 3027 WASP 28 22 WDIF

CLIFF RICHARD "We Don't Talk Anymore " (EMI America) 14/7 add WIP KHO W KSTP. WHIZ. WCBM. WOUD WCHV Debuts 28 WSM FM

FRANK MILLS "Peter Piper" (Polydor) 13/13 adds include KVI wsa. wrrL. wscw WBT WO WO WHIO WNE W WBAL K MI32

JIMMY MESSINA "New And Different" (Columbia) 13/1 add WHBC Moves 27 21 WSM FM

BOB DYLAN "Gotta Serve Somebody" (Columbia) 12/1 add WO WO Moves 21 13 WLO W debut 29 WLNH

/ I ROliiIIT JAHN "Only Time" trim America) IA IA .--. ',rt.., add WORG KSL WPRO WDIF WSIX K OWN WH!O WSb Kr.”_17, WSM FM

JOHNNY MATHIS "No Om; Sul In.; One You Love" (Columbia) 10/4 .44 KSL WDIF WBAL KGNR

AMER;CA -Al! My Life" (Capitol) 10/3 add KOY WGIR WKHM DAN HILL - Hold Cr: TO -111.3 Night - (20th) 10/2 add WASP KD WN Moves .74 2? WTAR debut 30 WNEU

KENNY LOGGINS "This Is It" (Columbin; II/5 .44 KVI wHBC WSLi WCHV WLO W HELEN REDDY "Let Me Be Your Woman" (Capito;; 2/4 add WSB WHIO WGIR W G

C HIC WORG- Forbidden Lover" (Atlantic) 9/1 add WDIF Moves 23 14 WHAG debut z; 4ob,h :4.1PRO

New Entry issimses

Most Added:

BARBRA STREISAND Et DONNA SUMMER No More Teer-3 (Enough Is Enough )lColiCes, Added at 33% of our reporting statiolif

DIONNE WARWICK Dela Vu (Anstel

Added at 27% of our reporting stations

CAPTAIN Et TENNILLE Do That To Me One More ri,”. (Casablanca) Added at 24% of our reporting •tations

DR. 1400K Better Love Next Time ICarefoll

Added at 24% of our reporting stations LITTLE RIVER BAND Cool Change (Capitol)

Added at 21 % of our reporting stations

FRANK MILLS Peter Piper rPoNdori

Added at 17% of our reporting stations STYX

Babe 1.46M/ Added at 17% of our reporting stations

Hottest: KENNY ROGERS

You Decorated My Life iUA Reported hot at 73% of our stations

ANNE MURRAY Broken Hearted Me ICePrfoil

Reported hot at 60% of our stations COMMODORES Still (Motown)

Reported hot at 38% of our stations CRYSTAL GAYLE

Half The Way 1Columbiei Reported hot at 36% of our stations

BARRY MANILOW Ships Arista)

Reported hot at 33% of our stations

gRENDA RUSSELL So Good So Rigi*:! /AGM/Horizon) Reported hot at 32% of ou, :Unions

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K Rogers Comodores (Sail)

C Thompson A. Murray Coepodores (Still)

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W ises A Donne C. Gayle A. Murray

L Wood HOTTEST Commodores (Still)

K. Rogers H. Alpert J. Warms 14. Johnson

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A. Murray SwertrOW a Rogers F. Mills

WHIO/Derten HOTTEST

F. Joll Capt. 6 tennille sty. L. Gatlin R John (Time)

N. Reddy Ciann Rogers F Mills 16.rbra A Donna C. Richard D. Wrwick (Dela)

Kermit M PIPHCH1STer

Eagles M. Martin CO modores (Still)

A. Murray

Dann Rogers N. Michaels L Wood O. Warwick (00.)

Sty. . John (Ti..)

F, Mills Borbra I Donn. HOTTEST K. Rogers R. Coolidge A. Murray B. Russell 0 Noll°.

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6 hentior Dr. Hook Sty. LOB KC A Sunshine ICool) L. Garrett

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HOTTEST B. Russell Comwdores (Still)

J.D. Souther B. Minillow A. Murray R Coolidge K. Rogers C. Gayle

WIMPA/Moluen Jerrriandmet

Sty. A. McClain & Destiny

Or. Nook KC 6 Sunshine America J. Dalton v. ( Mean Barbra 6 Oonn. Ire (0.1)

HOTTEST M Nuichester B. J.0. Souther

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Ks r. "Errett ✓ r+ala J D. Souther 6. MOnllow O Sumer Styx

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v. Rogers A Murray

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C. Richord

D. Warrick (Dela)

Or. Hook F. Mills HOTTEST Gammodores (Sell)

R. Coolidge C. Gayle Aft' I. RuSsell A. Plurroy 8. Mullion

TI M am. Harm Larry * Mak

O. Manilon England Clan

Capt. & Tennille Dr. Hook

HOTTEST RC & Sunshine K. Rogers R. Holmes R. Coolidge HOTTEST ARS slings A. Murray C. Gayle Cloobie Bros.

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KC 6 Sunshine Commodores 10,10) S. MRR II R. HOTTEST D TP .. . OrSauRomma F. Jolt (Still) F. Mills Commodores R. Coolidge

Georg. Fehr Barbra & Donn. HOTTEST HOTTEST (Still) C. Gayle , mills C. Carter Com mdores K. Rogers v.v.00/Merfwid A. Rogers r Elliman HOTTEST (Sail) B. 'Tamil'''. Mam mon Co modores garb,. A W m. O. Sumer Deaf A. Murray (Still) H Redd, M. Jackson (After) C. Gayle Supertramp : 0. 00(5 Eagles A Murray AFJZ/F, Worth Capt. 6 Tennille :: ::::r4 :.

Capt. I Tenrillle 0,I ml. AmeThono. Kermit J.0. Souther a John Ian (now HAFAAMIamm LOB ;Time/ Styx N. D.. J.D. Souther (Cool)

B. Lee R. Russell England Dan N. Low Or Moo& Stotler Bros. Comodores Olirla 6. Manila,. Barbra 6 Donn. HOTTEST (Still) L Rawls HOTTEST hOTTEST

K. Rogers HOTTEST V.6 Coolidge :, ::Ienie.' . Coolidge K. Rogers 4 Murray Camodores Comodores K. Rogers

(Sall) (Sell) Comodores J.0. Souther K. Rogers (Still) A. Murray R. Mils w

CoMmicesres (Sail)

a. Rogers .. Coolidge A Murray

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J Warnes J 0 Souther

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MAKEnbch . Ohnnfihnor,

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M. Johnson K Rogers A. Murray C Gayle 8 Russell

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C. Richard I.R8 (Cool)

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A. McClain 4 Destiny

KFIPAGRuise HOTTEST Done .,, D. Warwick

(Never) Barbra A Donna 100 Commodores

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D. Warwick D. Ross (Dein) F. Jolt

Coot. A Tennille Mistress 0. Henan m ango. nor (Cry) (fp)

HOTTEST K. Rogers O. Summer J.0. Souther R. leolwes Otiobie Oros. C. Gayle

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niteflyte D. Summer J.D. Souther Commodores K. Rogers HOTTEST (Still) C. G.yle H. Alpert

.4 0. Souther Kansas Comodores B. Pointer Ian CO M (Still)

A. Murray M. Manchester

8. Manila. Re mit L. Garrett Or. Moos Barbra & Donn. IRS (Cool)

England O. J. Ttulie HOTTEST K. 121,91,1 Comodores (Sall)

8. Russell A. Murray C. Gayle G. Rafferty l.D. Souther Wings

0 Summer B. Russell

10 . Doable Bros. KC & Sunshine

NINICWOrlanso Tan Kennumble

4.0 Souther Dr. nook Comodores (Still)

England Den HOTTEST Eldf (lit,.,

h. Ilpert . Rogers A. Murray

HMELIA Tomme Ceuseidnr.

CIO Barbra 6 Donna Village People C. Thompson HOTTES, M. J.ckson Stys Journey Fleetwood Mac KC A Sunshine Comodoret (Still)

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(Coall HOTTEST /100( 0004 HOc Comwdores

(Cry) (IP) (5. " ) O HAA ,,AA ,Ar Commodores Ielles (Still)

Richord U. Russoll

,,,FTEST C. Gayle Rogers Ian Gomm

A Murray OICON/Lmideem

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0. Pert . I. Wood O. Hirrick Capt. 6 Termille (Dela) HOTTEST

HOTTEST Cowed.. . S. Aogers (Soil) A. Murray K. Rogers 4. Coolidge C. Doyle C. Gayle 8. Russell C. Rich B. lawrilow O. Mondrell Co...odor. (Still) O. thrrick

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(Still) A. Murr.1

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Capt lonnille COrmodor " &e mit KC 6 Sunshlim LOB (C ool)

HOTTEST (lagers

J O. Soot her 6 Russell Barbee 6 Donna A. Marro, B. Manila.. Comoodores (Still)

C Gaylo

KVI/Semele Cerettomiwo

J.0. Souther K. Loggins Capt. 11 TennIlle (US (Cool)

F. Mills HOTTEST M. Johnson K. Ropers A. Itirriy B. Russell C. Gayle 1/ Coolidge

KUR.1.01.1. FtwA Rua

Capt. 6 Tennille supertram0 Noll 6 Oates LRB ((Ohl)

D. Hook HOTTEST Comodores (Sail)

U. Pointer ARS B. Mandrel R. Coolidge K. Rogers M. Johnson Toby Beau A. Murray L. WoOd

J khirnes

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OPPOIMINMES Openings

Dependable end conscientious with 1st phone. Heavy on production Experienced with automation helpful Tapes and resumes to Harry Dierks, Operations Dir , KBI M AM Et FM, BOX 910, Rosvvell. NM 88201 EOE MIF 110-261

WIRM-FM/ Medison. WI needs en experienced mo rn-ing personality who can blend information. humor, end adult contemporary music into a No 1 morning show in one of America's mow livable cities Good voice and production skills required Ta ma and re sume. to Bill Vencil. Program Mgr , WISM FM, Box 2058, Ma dison, WI 63701 EOE 110 281

If you Ilke Country It's W ORM-AM/Duluth. M N If you like Adult Contemporary it's KZIO-F M/Duluth. MN Both stations in need of full time announcers Send tapes, reaumes, salary requirements and pictures to Bob Ridder, 1105 E Superior St, Duluth. MN 55802 EOE 110-261

W O W/Omaha looking for professional communica-tor who can find, write and deliver information to a young adult audience If you take news seriously, but don't think it has to be dull, and you have a good voice with a conversational style, send a tape and resume to Pat Kelly, News Director. W O W. 11128 John Galt Blvd Omaha, NE 88137 EOE M/F 110-261

WEBC/Ouluth needs warm communicating Pop/ Adult personality, Tapes and resumes to Bill Dodd, 1001 E 9th St., Duluth, MN 55805 No calls please. FOE 110-2131

M AGIC 91 Is continuing Its search for the right 7- 12mIdnight personality. If you can really stand out OS an entertainer in a competitive market and are well experienced in a medium or major market, contact Jeff Salgo immediately KMJC. Box 2908, San Diego, CA 92112 EOE M/F (10 281

KFX M/Sen Bernardino. CA has e full time opening Contact Todd Kelly, KFXM, 565 Fairway Dr. San Ber-nardino, CA 92408 EOE M/F110-261

WPTX-AM, Pop/Adult and W MOM-FM, Top 40. Lex-

ington Park. M D accepting tapes for current openings on both stations Major market consultant, excellent opportunity to learn major market programming in small

market environment without the hassles. Tapes and resumes to Chris Eastland, W MDM-F M, Lexington Park, MD 20863 Nocella please EOE M/F 110-26)

Openings

Y102 has immediate openings for Top 40 com-municators. Full or pan time positions available Tapes and resumes to Kris O'Kelly, 3435 Normanbridge Rd, Montgomery. AL 36105 EOE M/F No calls plea...110-261

KFM•102/Las Vegas now accepting tapes and re-sumes for current and future openings Tapes and re-SUMO, to Jay Ford, Box 15223, Las Vegas, NV 89114. No cells pleas*. FOE (10-261

W AMM/Flint, MI has Immediate opening for a NE WS DIRECTOR. Ladies are encouraged. We are looking for a person with strong ability to obtain, wnte and deliver local news. Heavy on Public Affairs Good natural de-livery and some production ability. We are BLACK CON-TE MPORARY Cassette and resume to General Mana-ger, WAM M, 1223 South Grand Traverse, Flint. MI 48502.110-261

W ANTEDI Young. aggressive sales-oriented win-ner to act as Sales Manager for top 10 market radio network VIO cable. The sky's the limit. Stock incentive plan. High commissions. Send resume to Apple Radio, Inc.. 73 McCulloch Drove, Dix Hills, NY 11748. Inform,-lion,? Call 15161 587-1023 1days) or 15161 499-7825 (evenings /. 110-261

Midwest Pop/Adult looking for experienced news person. College graduate preferred. Were looking for somebody who eats and breathes news Tapes and resumes to M. Sheridan. VP, KBKB. Box 369, Ft Madi-son, IA 52627 EOE M/F 110-281

Frank N. Magid Er Associates talent search. Major

market client needs strong newsperson. Must be able to interview well, write and anchor. Most importantly. must be able to tell news to listener. Minorities en-couraged. Tapes and resumes to Ken Dennis, Frank N. Magid Et Associates, Suite 522, 2225 Randolmill Road, Arlington, TX 76011.110-26)

KZ93, Peoria's No. 1 ARB rated station in the na• tion's 103rd market, is now accepting tapes and re-sumes for future full time openings. No beginners

please Send tapes and resumes to Charlie Quinn. WKZ W, 3131 N. University, Peoria, IL 61804. No calls please. EOE 110-261

FM94 (The Pass) needs dedicated AOR talent. Low cost of living and Mexico next door. Rush tapes and in-formation to Bo Jagger, KPAS, 3901 N. Mesa, El Paso, TX 79902 or cell (915) 533-8211 EOE M/F 110-261

Openings

The search is onl WOIF/Marion, OH is looking for pro duction PRO that can handle a Pop/Adult personality format. Our production department is second to none if you enjoy small market life at a big sounding station, here's your chance to join a stable, growing company. We've got good buck, and a bunch of great p•OPle. Co me join the best sounding secondary in America. Reply today with production samples to Jim Roberst, PD, Box 524, Marion, 01-143302 EOE M/F 110-281

Immediate opening at INTCJ/Tell City. IN for a rock 'n'roll communicator to fill afternoon or evening shift

Join one of Incision..s leading small market contemporary stations. Good bucks for good work Send tapes and resumes to John Ashton, VVTCJ, Box 250, Tell City, IN 47596(10-261

Vermont Radio Inc. Is expecting several openings in early 1980, in both programming and on-air positions If you are considering a new position in the Northeast, send cover letter explaining your goals, along with tape and resume to Gary Wheelock. VVVMT, Box 12, Col-chester, VT 05448. EOE M/F 110-281

Major market leader needs morning anchor person. Wnting style and ability to tell news is must No pon-tificators. Some street work would help Tapes arid re-

sumes to Ken Dennis, Frank N Magid Es Associates, Suite 522, 2225 Randolmill Road, Arlington, TX 76011 110-261

Full time opening for rock jock. Rush tapes to Daniel

Cook at AOR station KOZZ. Box 1928 Reno, NV 89505 110-261

KMYC/K 100-FM needs a Production Director or per-son capable of good production. Send tapes and re-sumes to Bob Orchard, Operations Mgr Box 631, Marysville, CA 95901 EOE M/F 110-26)

We've been on the sir 4 months and already bigger stations ars stealing our talent immediate openings

now at 0101, the hottest station in Mississippi. We have 100,000 watts in the second largest city in the state and are looking for several talented individuals in-cluding a morning man. Rush tapes to Larry O'Neal, 0101, Box 5314, Meridian, MS 39301. Minorities en-couraged EOE M/F 110-26/

Small market station looking for aggressive sales

person from the west Tennessee area Good market to work with. Contact Terry Hudson 19011 584-4806 110-281

Openings

W OAI/Ren Antonio went* morning personality/ news ooenchor; news or personality MOR iimoisrkince preferred Send tapes and resumes to John Berger, W OAI, 1031 Navarro, San Antonio, TX 78206. 606 110-28)

WCHB/3VVV/ChericittetwiNe, VA looking for en lanced news person who will be doing both Ort-IW and reporting The station. are MOR/AOR The MON (wcHei is a national award winner Send tapes end roe SUMO. to WCHB/3VVV, Box 5387, Chariot...W*4i. VA 22905 EOE M/F 110-281

Possible future opening In resort com munity; sta-tion one block from the ocean. Female, end minoritiee urged to reply Tape. and resumes to Chuck elillftY. ' 96-VVTR. BO. 366. Bethany Bch., DE 19930 EOE 110.26j

Growing Midwest Top 40 seeks strong appli-cants for future openings Program Director needed also Minonties encouraged Announc-ers send tapes and resumes, PD applications send tape of self, composite of current station and resume to Radio E. Records, 1930 Century Park West. Box 183, Los Angeles, CA 90067

Wanted- Nowsperson for afternoon drive. Journalism degree Needs to be self started and a nose for local news Send tapes and resumes and salary requirements to Lee Butler, KSAL, Box 180. Salina, KS 87401 EOE M/F 110-26)

News position open In one of Houston's top redio stations. Largest radio news staff in town Major mar-ket experience a must Will consider jock who wants to move up to news. Includes outside interviewing and reporting. No calls please Tapes and resumes to Gary Hoffman, KIKK, 6308 Gulhon. Houston, TX 77081. EOE 110-261

WRIR/Knoxville seeks Production Director with AOR and/or Pop/Adult expenence for AM Et FM out-lets Tapes and resumes to Roger Hyman. WBIR, 1513 Hutchison Ave , Knoxville, TN 37917110-26)

KVOY/Yuma, AZ looking for morning news person

Good voice and someone willing to hustle required Send tapes and resumes to Rich Whitley. KVOY. 60x 228, Yuma, AZ 85364 EOE Mif 110-261

CHANGES Station Line-Ups

KFX M/San Bernardino, CA LINE-UP: 6am-10am Dr. Don Murray, 10am-3pm Craig Powers, 3pm-7pm Todd Kelly (PD/ MD), 7pm-12mid Tab O'Neil, 12mid-6am Terry Shea. Weekends: Rich Watson, Peter Glick.

WHOO/Orlando, FL LINE-UP: 5am-9am Buck Brauns (PD), 9am-1pm Ron Hill, 1pm-4pm Merrill Craig, 4pm-7pm Bob Nyles, 7pm-11pm Lee Brandell, 11pm-12mid Ralph Emery, 12mid-5am Tommy Fleet wood,

WEEO/ Waynesboro, PA LINE-UP: Sign-on-11 am Terry Keller (MD), 11am-3pm Bob Morgan, 3pm-Sign-off Bill Mc Michael (PD).

WLAC/Nashville, TN LINE-UP: 6am-10am Pat Riley, 10am-2pm Dennis John Cahill, 2pm-6pm John St. John (Assit. PD), 6pm-10pm Smokey Rivers, lOpm-2am Spider Harrison, 2am-6am Stu Evans.

W OKK/ Meridian, MS LINE-UP: 12mid-5am Dennis Wayne, 5am-6am (News), 6am-9am Ken Rainey Er Gary Michaels, 9am-1pm Larry Edwards (PD), 1pm-6pm Van Mc (MD), 6pm-12mid Judy Lee.

W GBF/Evansville, IN LINE-UP: 68m-10am Steve Riley, 10am-2pm Gene Michaels, 2pm-6pm Chris Cox, 6pm-10pm Cosmic Craig Stevens, 10pm-2am Bill Matthews, 2am-6am Dan Mason. Weekends: Scott Chase.

KLUC/Las Vegas, NV LINE-UP: 6am-10am Dave Anthony (PD), 10am-2pm Dave Van Stone, 2pm-6pm Bobby Irwin, 6pm-10pm Rick Denton, 10pm-2am Terry Gib-

son, 2am-6am Ken McCartney. Weekends: Carly Roberts, Ron Stevens, Steve Gor-don,

Radio

BILL Mc MICHAEL formerly with WF MD/Frederick, MD, joins WEEO/ Waynesboro, PA as PD.

RICH W ATSON joins KXF M/San Bernardino from 14Q/Indio-Palm Springs, CA.

TED KELLY formerly with WNOE/New Orleans, LA joins WEZB-F M/New Orleans, LA for lOpm-2am airshift.

LARRY O'NEAL from Q101/ Meridian, MS promoted to Operations Manager/Pro-gram Director for Q-101 and sister station W DAL-AM/ Meridian, MS. BENNY MARTINEZ formerly KGGI-F M/Riverside, CA joins KUTE-102F M/Los An-geles, CA for 4pm-8pm airshift.

"The Real" JOHN DIAL joins W DAN/Danville, IL as morning drive from KMRJ-KSEK/Pittsburg, KS and the afternoon show. CHUCK BAILEY named PD at 96-VVTR/Bethany Beach, DE. . RICK CHARLES promoted to MD at 96- WTR/Bethany Beach, DE.

RIC LIBBY sets down, after 9 years, as OD/PD of KENR/Houston, TX will join station sales department.

SKIP HANSEN new afternoon man and MD of KKALJArroyo Grande, CA. He joins the station from KVEC/San Luis Obispo, CA. RIC GOR MAN, from KGAA/Seattle, W A, is the new sales manager of WHYL-AM-FM/Carlisle, PA.

JAY COOPER named afternoon air personality on KERE/Denver, CO from KLAK/ Denver, CO.

DAN O'BRIEN exists his morning drive show at KIDN/Pueblo, CO to become News Director for the station.

KENT HOOPER has been promoted to PD at KC EY/ Modesto, CA.

PHIL GONZALES has been upped to PD, from MD, at KRZY/Albuquerque, NM. GARY MILLER named MD at WKEE/Huntington, W V.

JAY TYLER, former WNA M/Neenah, WI night jock has been promoted to MD end PM drive personality. STEVEN TYLER promoted to MD at KLUF/Lufkin, TX.

DONNA RAGLAN has been appointed Account Executive for WPGC/ Washington, DC.

MICHELLE C. GAZES joins sales department for WPGC/ Washington, DC. VANCE HARRISON appOinted Sales Manager for the Chicago Region for RKO Radio Network,

THO M BENNETT joins the KFRC/San Francisco, CA Regional Sales Department as Account Executive,

BOB SCHERNER joins sales team as Account Executive for KG W/Portland, OR. ANASTASIA BOUDOURES leaves KPA M and joins KG W/Portland, OR sales team as Account Executive,

ART HANNES joins the crew at Radio Works as Director of Station Relations. BILL POLISH from News Director of KEZR-F M/San Jose, CA to reporter or KCBS/ San Francisco, CA.

FRANKE JOLLE joins Radio Arts as Program Consultant. RAY CLINE promoted to Production Manager at Radio Arts. BUD KELLY named Sports Director for Mutual-CFL/Chicago, IL.

JOHN C. TURNER named Local Sales Manager for WPGC/VVashington, DC.

Industry Changes

ARLENE SCH MITT appointed Branch Coordinator for New York CBS Records. PAT MARTINE appointed Local Promotion Manager, Columbia Records. JOANNE FELTMAN named Manager of Contract Administration and Business Affairs for RCA Records,

LESLIE MILLER appointed Manager of Contracts and Business Affairs for RCA Records.

LARRY STESSEL named Director, Merchandising for West Coast Epic/Portrait/ Associated Labels.

MARK LEVITT appointed Assistant Copy Director, Advertising Creative Services for CBS Records,

NEIL CANNON joins Focal Point Productions as Sales Manager,

BOB SPICER appointed Executive Producer of Audio Stimulation, the company that produces the Wolfman Jack Show.

TI M W ALTERS named local Promotion Manager for the Michigan area for Mercury Records,

PA MELA NE WMAN Singles Action Specialist for the Boston Branch for WEA Rec-ords.

SHERRIE LEVY named Mercury Director of National Publicity.

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OPPORTUNITIES Openings

Bright, cheerful morning drive personality for

medium market Country station. Must main-

tain high profile within community and enjoy participating in public service and promotional

activities. Send tape, resume and salary require-ments to Radio Et Records. 1930 Century Park West, Box 164, Los Angeles. CA 90067.

K EY/Anishel m looking for experienced AOR jock for full time posrtion. Tapes and resumes only to Dave Forman, 1190 E Bell Rd , Anaheim, CA 92805 EOE M/F

110-261

W OAI/San Antonio seeks Progra m Director. Prior experience as personality M OR jock or talk preferred.

Send tapes, resumes and 500 word paper on any as-pect of talk radio to John Barger, W AOI, 1031 Navarro,

Sen Antonio, TX 78206 EOE 110-281

Small market Country A M looking for midday per-sonality. Station located in most beautiful part of Colo-

rado. Contact Tony at (303) 852-3581. EOE M/F (10-28)

Looldng for top-notch PD for major Midwest AOR station. Salary negotiable. Send resumes to A.P.L., 340 N. Oakhurst, 203. Beverly Hills, CA 90210. EOE 110-281

W QPD/Lakeland, FL Is looking for en experienced, super personality morning men end personality rock

Jock. Excellent pay in a growing market. Contact John Jenkins, Box 827, Lakeland, FL 33802. EOE M/F 110-281

KION/Pueble, CO is in need of • morning man/ Mueic Director. Tapes and resumes to PD Doug Wilson, Box 293, Pueblo, CO 81002 13031 542-5670. EOE (10-28)

We may not have the world champion baseball tee m, but Balti more does have a top-rated Country station looking for a midday personality No calls Tapes and resu mes to PD Larry Clark, 711 W 40th. Balti more, M D

21211. EOE (10-26)

Central Florida radio station looking for an engineer/ jock with let class license and experience in AM trans-mitter and studio maintenance Contact John Jenkins

(8131882-3142. EOE M/F 110-281

Program Director for medium market Country

station Looking for innovative person who is willing to learn new co mputer techniques. Send tape, resu me and salary requirements to Radio

Er Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box 165, Los Angeles, CA 90067

WCtHIC/Ft. Wayne, Indiana's ne west Pop/Adult-Coun-try station is expanding our staff. We're looking for one on-air communicator and one copywriter/production person If you're dedicated to winning then I want to talk to you Above average pay and great benefits. Tapes

and resu mes to Ron Welton, Box 6000, Diplomat Station, Ft Wayne, IN 48816 or call (219) 447-5511. EOE !WE

110-191

Morning person with good track record needed at WEIR/ Weirton, W V. 2 to 3 yrs exPenence Preferred, Good bucks for right person Tapes and resu mes to Roger Corey, WEIR, 3578 Pennsylvania Ave, Weirton. WV 20082 EOE M/F (10-19)

KUHL/Santa Marie, CA has Im mediate opening for early evening jock with production skills Tapes and res-umes to Denny Lucia, KHUL, Box 166, Santa Maria, CA

93456 EOE M/F 110-191

W Y MC/ Mayfleld needs tapes end resu mes for var-

ious eirshtft positions, Production Director and also Music Director. Send to Mike Brophey, Box V. Mayfield,

KY 42086 or call (5021247-1430 EOE M/F 116191

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Im mediate opening for Top 40/Pop/Adult PD

for West Coast stations in friejOf ,-narket Send tape, resume and salary requirement to Radio Et Records. 1930 Century Park West. Box 166 . Los Angeles, CA 90067

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Openings W AZY/Lafayette. IN has en im mediate opening for a full time personality (automation with live sound), strong

on production, sports interest helpful Excellent oPPortun-

rty, working with pros Home of Purdue University. Send tapes, resu mes end references to Jerry O'Neill (PD) Box 1410 Lafayette, IN 4790213171474-1410. EOE MIF 110-21

Full time radio announcer, 8-10p m shift Minimum of 3 Ydl experience Send tapes and resumes only to Scott Slade, W AYS, 400 Radio Road, Charlotte, NC 28216

EOE 110.191

Progra m Director/air personality, strong on production for Adult Contemporary format. Resume and tercheck to

.hrn Bosh, WCPA, Box 1032, Clearfield, PA 16830110-191

Join the MK° radio family in Boston, M A. W ROR-F M needs the best Production Director in the country to join Boston's fastest gro wing radio station In addition to pro-duction, you will also handle a short, daily awshift. If you

have 3-5 yrs on-sir/production experience in either Top 40 or Pop/Adult, send awcrwack. production sample and res-

ume today to Gary F3erkowite. Program Manager, VVROR, RKO General Building, Government Center, Boston, M A

02114 EOE MIFIH N110-191

Group expending into two other MicNvest outlets. Looking for Pop/Adult Program Director and personality

announcers Tapes and resumes to Mark Ranier, KKXL, Box 997, Grand Forks, N068201 EOE M/F 110-19)

Brien Miler, PO at WKYX/Paduosh, KY looking for cre-6 ", top notch rhOMlng pereorialrty with sharp production skills Send tapes and resumes to Brien Miller, PO, Box 2397, Paducah, KY 42001 or call (502) 442-6311 EOE M/F

110-191

WK130/Herrisburg looking for • talented co m muni-cator for adult approach Top 40 in midday or afternoon drive slot Good production and adult voice is must Excellent pay and benefits for right person. Send tapes end resumes to Jim Buchanan, WKBO. 411 S. 40th St,

Harrisburg, PA 17111 EOE M/F 110-191

Positions Sought Personality co m municator with 4 yrs experience looking for medium market Top 40 or AOR opening Good numbers, good worker, promotion end automa-tion experience Let me contnbute and grow with ycur team. Call KEN at 13121676-9266110-261

Ferrol., DJ, 5 yrs experience including KYNO, KEZY, K100. Call PATTY 0118051484-5609110-281

Boost your ratings. I'm stable, same market for 8 yrs. Looking for new challenge. PD or mornings. Call MIKE

at (807) 724-2928 after 1pm 110-261

Announcer with 2 yrs experience In Pop/Adult and Country, seeks Sunday only lob within 50 miles of LOS

Angeles. Have 1/3t phone and good voice. 35 yrs of age. Call 0131 789-2382 anytime and ask for JOHN 110-261

MIKE TANNER looking. Formerly with 98KYJDenver,

WICY/Tarnpa. Ca1113091 784-8569 .110-261

Progra m Director experience in repairing faltering for-mats looking to m um to mid-Atl antic area, preferably between New York City and Washington D.C. Like cur-rent job but not crazy about all the snow to come. Adult Contemporary or Top 40 music. PD/ MD position wanted. So you don't forget, send for tape and resume before midnight tonight. M ATTHE W COATES, W FTN, Box -9, Frenldin, NH 03236 or 16031934-2 50011 0-261

LEE NYE exciting as Operations Director/Prog ram Director Er morning man or KCEY-K MIXJ Modesto. New owners have swept me off my feet end I am currently looking to make a career change. If you want good num-bers, production, 1st phone and a stable family man,

call today before midnight 12091667-0298110-261

ArSIOWICEIr, 15 yrs experience, first ticket. Have

worked Country and Pop/Adult formats. Can do produc-tion and news. Prefer to stay in FL or Southeast or

Gulf Coast. Call BILL Stv1ITHSON 13051448- 1280.110-261

MIKE HATCH, 2 yrs volunteer experience in radio and TV. Experience as DJ, copywriter and news. Call 12091 522-0070 or write 709 Northwood Drive, Modesto, CA

96360.11 6261

Fe male personality most recently with clear channel

W HA M. Professional and quality operations. Call GERRY CIPOLLA (7161442-7363 or 13051482-5479. (10-281

Pennsylvania personality seeks stable PD and/or air position in northeast or central areas of state. 8 yrs experience - morning drive, programming, music, pro-duction, general progra mming research, general sta-

tion operation (Pop/Adu10.17171622-2319 .110-261

Top 40, Pop/Adult jock looking for job in South west. Northwest or Southeast. Call BOB late afternoons at

16021994-8072 or (6021268-2377.1 10-28 )

Trickster D.J.. can drink water while reading the vvea-

ther, cue up records with bare feet, do entire airshift while standing upside down. Call CHUCK at (716) 873-

0706110-261

Many people say I sound like Jessica & witch. 13151

475-0606110-261

W OODY FLOE, professional impressionist, seeking air personality position with Top 40, Pop/Adult station. 3

yrs experience in medium to large markets. Prefer East Coast but will relocate anywhere. Tapes and resumes

available upon request. Call anyti me 15121 882-2852

110-281

W AZY-F M 1Z981 50.000 watt Mid west po werhouse seeks Top 40 jock for possible future openings. Strong production skiffs a must Music Director background help•

(ul Station is a part of a growing chain. and is one of the most respected secondaries in the Midwest Tape and resume to Jeffrey Jay Weber, Operations Manager,

W AZY AM and FM, Box 1410, Lafayette, IN 47902 Wo-men and minonties encouraged to apply. An EOE employ-

er 114121

Western Cities Broadcasting Is taking applications for on-air positions in several large Western cafes. If you've mastered the an of getting your natural personality on the aor, ship us a tape and resu me. Positions must be filled by Christ mas Contact Dave Anthony, KLUC, Box 1480, Lae Vegas, NV139114 110 121

Personality Top 40 W RNR/ Martinsburg , needs after-noon and morning drive personality. One will be PD Tapes and resumes to Ed Alexander, Box 709, Martins.

burg, VVV 25401 E0E110-121

VVZIX/York. PA looking for 7pm-12midnight announcer Excellent opportunity for someone with limited experi-ence with a desire to learn and grow with a great oper soon. Personality oriented, album image Top 40 Should

have production ability, Tapes and resumes to Rey Thom• as, PO, 2 West Market St., York, PA 17401. EOE M/F

110-12)

KARN/Uttle Rock seeking dyna mic female to co-host morning ne ws magazine program Journalism background desirable Tapes, resumes, references end salary requirements to Mike Maloney, PD, KARN, Box

4189, Utile Rock, AR 72214.110-121

IDrive Time Personalities - Competitive Market Modem Country outlet with new facilities In South east seeking experienced drive communicator Send tapes and resu mes to Radio Er Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box 161, Los Angeles,

CA 90067

MIKE McCARTHY, 13 yrs experience, mo rnings, creative personality looking for drive time in top 50 mar-ket. Last employment KO MA/Oklahome City. Call 14061

329-1291110-261

Wiantedl A professional management tee m to join with this young aggressive nationally known contem-porary Program/ Music Director with a winning track re-cord. If you want to be on top or stay there, call 12171

787-9474 anyti me 110-261

JOHNNY M ORGAN, let phone, 10 yrs experience,

8 yrs as PD at KDON/Salinaa- Monterey. Contact JOHN-

NY at 14081443-1372 110-261

WILLIA M HARGREAVES, 9 yrs experience Los An-geles, seeks New•-production-eales-copy writer-DJ . Call 12131277-7769, 1213) 553-4972,12131022-3444 leer'

vice Mr. Walker's office) 110-261

ROY ROSEN of W AYS/Charlotte, NC is looking for medium/major market Top 40 music research/air shift

C911(7041568- 1882 or 17041392-6191 11 0 281

Top notch radio field reporter seeks major market position. New York City and Midwest expenence. 19141

831-9173 mornings bet ween 8 12noon11 0-261

2 yrs experience In radio/TV ne ws. Looking to further career with more challenging and responsible position. Excellent references Experience as talk show host, interviewing and anchor. Call HERB GARTNER 19041

633-2785 9am-543m110-261

Talk Radio is boring. It doesn't have to be. I Offer "high energy talk" end I've got the numbers to prove it works. 15 yr veteran with 5 in top 10 Southeast market. Want to return North and settle in a msjor or medium market. If you anticipate a need for is unique telephone

talk personality write TALK HOST, c/o 323 Franklin,

Suite 804/T-83, Chicago, IL 60808110-281

Veteran ne ws reporter KFRC. KIIS seeking position

In Southern California RON FOSTER 17141 823-3095

110-281

Positions Sought GARY CA MPBELL recently of KCAL-F M/Ban Ber-nardino doing mid-days, production, looking for posi-

tion in Southern California. 17141797-83561 10-261

A ward- winning small market News Director looking for a step up. C01113161231-8132 after f3pm and

ask for JERRY 110-261

BRUCE BRO WN, ex Manager is looking.

180811333-8706110-261

KORIJHonoluiu Production Production/announcing Call

San Diego, L.A., Elacre mento, Son Francisco, Fres-no, 6 yr pro wants ne ws or sports lob Currently top 55 market. Family man. L.A. is home. Call BOB 19181

683-4916110-26)

14 yr broedcarting pro looking for ne w challenge.

Excellent track and references Available now PD/ MD experience as well as music and audience research background. Prefer station looking to improve present Pipaiton in market. Will relocate from So California for rewarding management position. Call ALAN at 1213

347-1636 anyti me 110.261

L.A. Casa Nu mber: 3A14E1 Female feature program-mer ready for ne w challenge. Symptoms Shows ex penise in prodUCtion, pro motion, writing, music, news and public affairs. Treatment . Patient needs exciting op

portunity immediately. For a dose of the beat. call

SANDY 12131821-70611 10-261

Rescue a da msel in distress - Otherwise this lovely

lady of the night will be banished to Cleveland' 3-"i yrs

in small market radio, a strong desire and willingness to relocate, immediate availability, good solid skills and an engaging personality are her rescuers' rewards] Tower number for damsel ANN McHUGH is 15161 725-

4397, Box 449, Southampton, NY 11968110-261

Free Agent - Looking for new team Top 10 market pro with good credentials seeking programming posi-tion. All markets considered. Call 14151573-80931 16281

I'll do al most anything for a job . convert to your religion, marry your daughter, support the candidate of your choice, wash and wax your car Cell CHUCK 17181

873-0708. P.S. I also do windows .110-191

DJ looking for full time or part time leading to full

time position. Will relocate. Disco, Soul, RErB, Contemp-orary.12021232-7053. (1O-19)

Experienced AOR air personality with lst will relocate but would like to stay in the West Call DARRYL EVANS

12131935-3783.110-1 91

RAY OAKES, fo rmerly afternoon drive Er Research

Director for WZZX-F M/Louieville, KY looking for air tal-ent. MD or PD position. Excellent background in music research and programming. 9 yrs experience including

WEBC and KLVVVV. Please call 15021245-7234 110-191

Top com municator. PO available. Ex perie nc ed in Pop,' Adult and Country. Hard working, self motivator, good on detail and direction. Location secondary Call MIKE

at 18121877-9728110-191

8 yrs major ma rket experience with Top 40 and AOR. Call BOB LE WIS for tape and resume at 17131 784 1642

anytime 110-191

Pop/Adult personality Great mind, lots of real exper ience, ready to work hard and take directions Call MARY at 13151 342-2503. You'll hear what thousands of listen-

ers already know and love 110-191

Fe male air talent with good ratings in top 50 market, with music, research and production background look-

ing for new opportunity to grow and learn. Contact HIL-LARY at 15181786-8929110-1 91

HEAVY PRODUCTION - Pop/Adult pro with produc-tion looking for production or on-the-air position in Mid-west or Northwest area. Cell ROGER et 15171 337-7973

before noon or after epm110-191

BARRY McCOY. former KAU. W OPC, presently W OUZJOresin Bey. 2-year pro looking for a challenge

Hether Personality Jock up-tempo delivery. Interested in all formats. Would love a shot at sports. Call 14141

499-8219(1019)

Progra m Director/Jock: Seasoned professional seeks medium to major market situation Let's talk. MIKE JACK SON 13141 273-6471 or At 1, Box 202, Glencoe, M O

63038110-191

Miscellaneous KANC/Anchorege needs any and all Country product Thank you for helping Send to Rick Scott, PD, KANC, 8845 Jewel Lake Rd., Anchorage, AK 99502110-261

Helot Country records needed for air play. Send to KYS M, 1807 Lee Blvd. North Mankato, M N 56001

Thank you 110-261

Attention Worldl WRPUCharlotte, NC becomes W OCC "Charlotte Country- on November 1st. Need immediate current and oldies Country service from all lablea. Call Mac 17041 372-1540 or write Box 4458, Charlotte. NC

28204110-2v

KHYS/Elea(Smont, TX needs record sarvice for their Coury try station. Contact Doris Thompson, M D.' 17131 963-

1276 from 9ern-7prn 110-191

VVYYChil/Terris Haute, IN Dancemuslu Radio needs im

mediate record service Send to Rex Hauilinci, MD, 2260 Ohio Blvd , Terre Haute, IN 47803 110 19)

Page 68 REM/Friday, October 26. 1979

POP/ADULT

r BREAKERS Breakers- are those newer records that have the greatest level 01 at ion act iv it V in An% week

BARBRA STREISAND Et DONNA SUMMER No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) (Col/Cas) 75% of our reporters are on it This week's Most Added in-cluding WSB, WIS, KMBZ, WVVWE, WHAS, WTAR, WGY, KRMG, WHDH, WHAM, WNEU, WORG, WATR, WHIO, KBLF, KMRJ, WCWA, WSIX. Key moves: 29-12 WBT, 23-19 WTIC, 30-24 WHBC, 30-26 WQUD, 23-17 WOWO, 23-20 KMPC, debut 19 WBZ, debut 23 KVI, debut 30 WLNH, debut 24 WPRO, debut 26 WRIE, debut 28 KSTP, debut 15 WFYR. Heavy rotation: WNEW, WELI, KNBR. Debuts at No. 23 on P/A chart

LAUREN WOOD Please Don't Leave (WB)

62% of our reporters are on it Adds include KMBZ, WGY, WBAL, KEX, WTAE, WLNH, WCMB, WLW. Key moves: 20-15 WSM-FM, 17-12 WLOW, 17-15 KUKI, 26-18 WCHV, 30-26 WCWA, 29-22 WPRO, 27-23 WHBC, 30-27 WJBO, 26-23 WORG, debut 18 KRMG, debut 28 WNEU. Jumps 32-25 on P/A chart

DR. HOOK Better Love Next Time (Capitol)

61% of our reporters are on it Adds include WTAR, WQUA, KROD, WOOD, KOY, WFTL, WSGW, WHDH, WIBW, WDBO, KPPL. Key moves: 18-14 WDIF, 26-23 W WVVE, debut 17 KRMG, debut 22 KVI, debut 23 WLOW, debut 28 WPRO, debut 29 KSTP, debut 29 WRIE. Jumps 38-30 on P/A chart.

NEW & ACTIVE Yotill notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below (example 30/5) The first represents total number of our reporting stations

playing the record this week. The second is the number of those stations the t added it this week.

ORLEANS "Forever" (Infinity) 44/2 add WHAM WCMB Key moves 26 19 KBLF 32 28 WHBC 29 26 WJBO 3125 WTAR debut 17 WFDF debut 30 WBO W debut 30 WL W HOAPP/ rota non WATR WLNH Increased 31 27 on PA chart

ABBA "Angeleyes" (Atlantic) 4.3/1 add wofic key 'noses 16-14 WSG W 23 20 KBLF debut 28 WLNH Heavy rotation WCER Increased 29 28 on PA chart

ENGLAND DAN Et J.F. COLEY "What Can I Do With This..." (Big Tree) 46/12 adds include WGY WO W KROD WVVVVE WTAR WDBO KAFM KSTP WHBC WJBO Key moves 26 14 WLNH 25-20 WDIF 28 25 WATR debut 27 WNEU debut 29 WSM FM Heavy rotation W1BW Increased 35-31 on PA chart

YVONNE ELUMAN"LOVEI Pains" IRSO) 36/5 add WSB WCIUD WGY WKHM WOW Key moves 2011 WLO W, 23 18 WLNH 25.21 KBLF 29 24 WSM FM 34 30 WSG W, 21 19 WPRO creased 39 33 on PA chart

JI MMY BUFFETT Fins" (MCA) 32/1 add WO WO Key moves 15.9 WC WA. 1915 W ON 24 17 WLNH. 23 17 WCHV, 23-16 WNEU 22 17 WPF10 34 30 WHBC 26 19 WDIF 72.17 KUKI Increased 40 36 on P A chart

KC ft THE SUNSHINE BAND "Please Don't Go" (rk) 33/10 add WKHM. WOI'A, KNBR WOWO WHOK. WOOD WBO W WHBC KHO W WCHB Key moves 41 WLO W 19 14

WORG. 1410 WNEU 28 24 WC WA. 27 22 WL W debut 23 WHIZ, debut 24 WLNH Debuts at No 37 on P A chart

KERMIT THE FROG "Rainbow Connection" (Atlantic) 33/6 add WTAR WHIO WY MC WC WA KNBR 'MAE Key moves 19-17 WATR 2926 WHBC debut 20 KRMG debut 25 WPRO Hot at VVTAE Debuts at 14o 38 on PA chart

DIONNE WAR WICK "Deja Vu" (Arista) 39/21 adds include WSB WFYR WOOD WNE W KMPC KMBZ KRMG KAKE KSL WFTL WIP WHBC WJBO WFDF KGNR Key moves

28- 22 WRIE 34 23 WHAG 23 26 WVVWE Debuts at No 39 on P'A chart

EAGLES "Heartache Tonight" (Asylum) 26/2 add KHO W WHAS Key moves 11-4 WCHV 13.4 WC WA 2011 vVL W 10.7 WFYR 20 14 WBZ 23 16 WDIF Debuts at No 40 on P/A chart

Pop/Adult Album Airplay Tracks (The following album tracks, alphabetically listed by artist are getting

significant airplay on many of our Pop/Adult stations.)

ABBA donor, Chiuurnts / Have A DITIOT ill, Was,, r For The Nights ALESSI BROTHERS lA& M) Words And Music

JIM MY BUFFE77 (MCA) Dreamsicle" -Chanson Pour Les Petits Enfants Volcano Survive CHEAP TRICK (Epic) Voices

CHICAGO (Columbia/ Life Is What It Is" "Runaway Loser With A Broken Heart RTTA COOLIDGE (AB M) Sweet Emotion - "I'd Rather Leave While in Love

I Believe in You" "Do Right To Me Baby (Do Unto Other,;

EA GLEs atry,;,,--ni Long Run

FLEET WOOD MAC (WB/ Honey Hi" "Never ;vie sfr Sisters Of The Moon Sara

Angel fla, & Over Storms" "Think About Me MCKIE LEE JONES (Wit; ,:;hr Twin

BARRY MANILO W (Ansi* Rain — Why Don; :14° Try A Slow Dance 'Sunday Father

Don t Want To Walk W1010111' You Where Are They Now' . 'O ne GERRY RAFFERTY (UA) Tour, DIANA ROSS/Motown) No One Gets The Pri.re

CARLY SIMON (Vattern) Love You 'Coming To Get You 'Just Like You Do" DONNA SUMMER (Casablanca) On My Honor

RANDY VANWAR MER lEtascarIAW Losing Out On Love" JENNIFER WARNES Anna, Shot Through The Heart Tell Me Just One More Time WINGS (Cokrantsia) Baby's Request 'Winter

RIaitrad/O POP /AD LAY / 40 Three rwo Last Weeks Weeks Week

1 1 1 1

12 5 4 0

2 2 2 3

20 12 8 0

4 4 5 5

9 6 6

21 11 0

36 19 10 0

14 11 9 9

38 22 12 0

5 7 7 11

3 3 3 12

29 24 19

7 9 13 14

40 27 0

15 15 16 16

30 25 22 a) 10 10 14 18

28 27 21 19

35 32 25 0

21 16 15 21

6 8 17 22

ammilp 23

17 17 20 24

32 Cj

16 18 23 28

40 38 31 0

37 35 29 28

11 14 18 29

38 0

35 31

37 33 32

39 33

23 20 26 34

8 13 24 35

- 40 36

- min . 37

ammullpo

- immilir 39 _ 40

October 26, 1979 KENNY ROGERS/You Decorated My Life (UAI

ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Me (Capitol)

COMMODORES/Sail On (Motown)

CRYSTAL GAYLE/Half The Way (Columbia)

HERB ALPERT/Rise )AE/ M)

RITA COOLIDGE/One Fine Day (AE W)

BARRY MANILOWIShips (Arista)

J.D. SOUTHER/You're Only Lonely (Columbia)

BRENDA RUSSELL/So Good, So Right ME W/Horizon)

COMMODORES/Still (Motown)

MICHAEL JOHNSON/This Night Won't Last Forever (EMI America)

LOBO/Where Were You When I Was Falling In Love (MCA/Curb)

IAN GOMM/Hold On (Stiff/Epic)

MARY MACGREGOR/Good Friend (RSO)

STYX/Babe (A&M)

DOOBIE BROTHERS/Dependin' On You (WB)

LEIF GARRETT/When I Think Of You IScotti Bros.)

GERRY RAFFERTY/Get It Right Next Time (UA)

BARBARA MANDRELLifooled By A Feeling )MCA(

DONNA SUMMER/Dim All The Lights (Casablanca)

WINGS/Arrow Through Me (Columbia)

EARTH, WIND Er FIRE/After The Love Has Gone (ARC/Columbia)

BARBRA STREISAND Er DONNA SUMMER/No More Tears (Enough. .((Col/C.as)

ROBERT JOHN/Sad Eyes (EMI America)

LAUREN WOOD/Please Don't Leave (WB)

DIONNE WARWICKII•11 Never Love This Way Again (Arista)

ORLEANS/Forever (Infinity)

ABBA/Angeleyes (Atlantic)

ALTANTA RHYTHM SECTION/Spooky (Polydor)

DR. HOOK/Better Love Next Time (Capitol)

ENGLAND DAN Et JOHN FORD COLEY/What Can I Do With (Big Tree)

JOHN STE WART/Midnight W;nd (RSO)

YVONNE ELLIMAN/Love Pains (RSO)

NICK LOWE/Cruel To Be Kind (Columbia)

TOBY BEAU/Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye (RCA)

JIMMY BUFFETT/Fins (MCA)

KC ft THE SUNSHINE BAND/Please Don't Go (TK)

KERMIT THE FROG/Rainbow Connection (Atlantic)

DIONNE WARWICK1Deja Vu (Arista)

EAGLES/Heartache Tonight (Asylum)

This chart is based solely on airplay statistics co mpiled weekly fro m our reporting stations

Rkock circled nu mbers indicate significant up ward move ment fro m at least 60% of our reporters

New Entry mo m .

Others Getting Significant Action UTTLE RIVER BAND "Cool Change" (Capitol) 28/16 adds include WTAR. KVI WGY KNBR WOOD KRMG WCB M WHIZ WD1F KHO W WPRO WHAG Moves 2918 WLOW 30'25 WSM FM

CAPT.CN ft TENNI UE "Do That To Me One More Time" (Casablanca) 26/19 adds include KEX KD WN WSM FM KVI WIP WPRO, KSTP WRIE WBAL WHIO WSB KRMG WOI:G

RUPERT HOLMES "Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" (Infinity) 25/9 add KROD WHAG WRIE FM97 WDIF WHIZ WCBM WBOW W W WE Moves 18 10 KRMG 35-31 WTAR 28 25 WBT 31 28 WORG debut 18 KD WN debut 27 WSM FM

RONNIE MILSAP "In No Time At All" (RCA) 23/4 arid KRMJ WOOD KOY WCER Heavy rotation VVY MC

KANSAS "Reason To Be" (Kirshner) 23/0. Moves 128 WSM FM 27 20 WNEU 2520 KUKI 2516 WLNH

DOLLY PARTON "Sweet Summer Lovin' " (RCA) —79 /3 add KMPC WCER KMRJ ELTON JOHN "Victim Of Love" (MCA) 22/1 add WFDF Moves 15-13 WDIF 27 21 WLNH 20 16 WPRO 27 25 WATR 36 29 WCHV

ELO "Confusion" (Jet) 21/2 add WNEU WKICI Moves 32 28 WCHV debut 26 WLNH MELISSA MANCHESTER "Pretty Girls" (Arista) 20/2 add KHO W WLOW Moves 17 11 WSM FM 30-27 WORG debut 30 KSTP debut 30 WPRO

SUPERTRAMP "Take The Long Way Home" (MIMI 17/8 add WOUA WYMC WC WA KUKI WLIN WFYR WCBM WO W Moves 25 21 WLO W

DANN ROGERS "Looks Like Love Again" (International Artists) 15/5 add WHAG KMBZ WHIO KOY KMRJ Moves 30-27 WATR 28 22 WDIF

CLIFF RICHARD "We Don't Talk Anymore" (EMI America) 1417 add WIP KHO W KSTP WHIZ WCBM WCIUD WCHV Debuts 28 WSM FM

FRANK MILLS "Peter Piper" (Polydor) 13/13 adds include KVI WSB WFTL WSG W WbT WO WO WHIO WNE W WBAL KMBZ

JIMMY MESSINA "New And Different" (Columbia) 13/1 add WHBC Moves 27 21 WSM FM

BOB DYLAN "Gotta Serve Somebody" (Columbia) 1211 add wowo Moves 21 13 WLO W debut 29 WLNH

Ti i4 N I n.y "In_ Time" (EMI America) 10/10 add WORG KSL WPRO WDIF Wsix KD Whi WH O WSb ;:%19 7 WSM FM

JOHNNY MATHIS "No One Eut The On, You Love" (Columbia) 10/4 add KSL WDIF WBAL KGNR

A M CI:CA -A1! My Life" (Capitol) 10/3 add KOY WGIR WKHM DAN HILL "H old Cr: To The; Night" (20th) 10/2 add WATR KD WN Moves .7.129 WTAR debut 30 WNEU

KENNY LOGGINS "This Is It' ic courn bi:qi add KVI whac wsu WCHV www

HELEN REDDY "Let Me Be Your Woman" (Capito;; 014 add WSB WHIO WGIR G

Most Added:

BARBRA STRE18•JY0 It DONNA SU MMER No More TSB, (Enough is Enough; (Col/Cas)

Added at 13% of our reporting stations DIONNE WAR WICK Deja Vu (Anstal

Added at 27% of our reporting stations CAPTAIN Er TENNILLE

Do That To Me One More Time (Casablanca .

Added at 24% of our reporting stations DR. HOOK

Better Love Nest Time (Capitol) Added at 24% of our reporting stations

LITTLE RIVER BAND Cool Change (Capitol)

Added at 21% of our reporting stations FRANK MILLS

Peter Piper (PoNdor)

Added at 17% of our reporting stations

STYX Babe (AB M)

Added at 17% of our reporting Station,

Hottest: KENNY ROGERS

You Decorated My Life (LIA) Reported hot at 73% of our stations

ANNE MURRAY Broken Hearted Me (Capitol)

Reported hot at 60% of our stations COM MODORES Still 'Motown)

Reported hot at 38% of Our stations

CRYSTAL GAYLE Half The Way (Columbia,

Reported hot at 35% of our stations BARRY MANILO W

Ships (Arts tel Reported hot at 13% of our stations

KRENDA RUSSELL

So Good So Rigit'IA EtM/Honzoni! Reported hot at 32% of ow' :fano".

-. A CHIC "Forbidden Lover" (Atlantic) 9/1 add WDIF Moves 23 14 WHAG debut Cs •. /PRO dobut 30 WORG

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8. Hanilow D Sumer J Wanes Olivia

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mIng. Ian Gomm O. Summer Coolie gro. Cow man. (Still)

IlLNIMLin mo Ro m Coen.

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M. Johnson 0.1. Jones J.D Sloth., Chicago The Blend (a) X. Bonoff (dp) 1. Wood HOTTEST Commodores (Sall)

D. Sumer S Mills Wings (ogles A. Murray Ian Dom O'Jays Briton, England DAn amt.

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garb,. 6 Conn. (St111) C Gayle A Murray

England Dan Sty. 00,1,0 1 DONN (011 (Cal)

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K. 1109feS H Alpert J Worm, O Johnion

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A. McClain A Destiny

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D F. Jolt Sty.

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ClO !Web,. 6 DOnnA village People C. Tho mson HOTTEST J•citor

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VITAndi aoth Dee PNIOns

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(Still) A. Murray

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0 Parton L. Wood D. UervICIF Capt. K Temille (De)a) HOTTEST

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(mmodores (Still)

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KAIMatenfram me liman te m

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NOTTEST Pagers

.1 0. Souther 8 Russell M ar. 6 Oonna A. Moray B. Mallow Comodore. (St111)

C. Gayle

J.D. Souther K. Leggin. Capt. A TennIlle LII EM011

F. Mills 510110. ST N. M ason K. Rogers A. %army 8. Russell C. Gayle R. Coolidge

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Cant 6 TemIlle sopertram maIl 6 Oars LRO (Cool)

Dr. Hook HOTTEST Comodores (Sail)

$ Pointer ARS B. Mandrel) R. Coolidge O. (lovas P. Johnson Toby Beau A. Murray L. Wood

.1 Warms

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OPPORTUNITIES Openings

Dependable end conscientious with 1.5 phone. Heavy on production Experienced with automation helpful Tepee and resumes to Harry Dierks, Operations Dir, KBIM AM Er FM, Box 910, Roswell, NM 88201 EOE M/F 110 261

VVIEIM-FM/Medleon. WI needs en experienced mom. Ina personality who can blend information, humor, end adult contemporary music into a No 1 morning show in one of America's most livable cities Good voice and production skits require(' Tapes and rebumes to Bill Vancil. Program Mgr , WISM-F M, Box 2058, Ma-dison. WI 63701 EOE 110- 261

If you like Country Ws W DBM-AM/Duluth, M N. If you like Adult Contemporary it's KZIO-F M/Duluth, MN

Both stations in need of full time announcers Send tapes, resumes, salary requirements and pictures to Bob Ricider, 1106 E Superior St Duluth, MN 56802 EOE 110- 261

W O W/Omaha looking for professional communica-tor who can find. vvnte and deliver information to a young adult audience If you take news seriously, but don't think it has to be dull, and you have a good voice with a conversational style, send a tape and resume to Pet Kelly, News Director, W O W. 11128 John Galt Blvd. Omaha, NE 68137 EOE M/F 110-281

WEBC/Duluth needs worm communicating Pop/ Adult personality. Tapes and resumes to Bill Dodd, 1001 E 9th St.. Duluth. MN 55805 No calla please. EOE (10-281

M AGIC 91 is continuing its search for the right 7-12midnight personality. If you can really stand out as an entertainer in a competitive market and are well expenenced in a medium or major market, contact Jeff Salgo immediately. KMJC. Box 2908, San Diego, CA 92112 EOE M/F 110-261

KFXM/Elen Bernardino. CA hes a full time opening. Contact Todd Kelly. KFXM, 665 Fairway Dr, San Ber-nardino, CA 92408 EOE M/F 110-261

WPTX.AM, Pop/Adult and W MDM-FM, Top 40, Lex-ington Perk, MD accepting tapes for current openings on both stations Major market consultant, excellent opportunity to learn major market programming in small market environment without the hassles Tapes and resumes to Chris Eastland, W MDM-FM, Lexington Park. MD 20663 No calls please EOE M/F 110-261

Openings

V102 hes Immediate openings for Top 40 corn-municators. Full or part time positions available Tapes and resu mes to Kris O'Kelly, 3435 Normanbridge Rd. Montgomery, AL 36106 EOE M/F No calls please 110 26)

KFM-102/Las Vegeta now accepting tepee and re-sumes for current and future openings Tapes and re-sume, to Jay Ford, Box 15223, Las Vegas, NV 89114 No calls please FOE (la m

W AM M/Flint. MI hes Immediate opening for • NEVV8 DIRECTOR. Ladies are encouraged We are looking for a person with strong ability to obtain, wnte and deliver local news. Heavy on Public Affairs Good natural de-livery and some production ability. We are BLACK CON. TE MPORARY Cassette and resume to General Mana-ger, WAM M, 1223 South Grand Traverse. Flint, MI 48602 110-261

W ANTED! Young, aggressive seles-oranted win-ner to act as Sales Manager for top 10 market radio network via cable. The sky's the limit Stock incentive plan. High commissions. Send resume to Apple Radio, Inc., 73 McCulloch Drive, Dix Hills, NY 11748. Informa-tion;? Call 15181 587-1023 1days) or 15161 499-7626 fevenings). 110-261

Midwest Pop/Adult looking for experienced news person. College graduate preferred. We're looking for somebody who eats and breathes news Tapes and resumes to M. Sheridan, VP, KBKB, Box 369, Ft Madi-son, IA 62627 EOE M/F 110-281

Frank N. Magid Et Associates talent search. Major market client needs strong newsperson. Must be able to interview well, write and anchor. Most importantly, must be able to tell news to listener Minorities en-couraged. Tapes end resumes to Ken Dennis, Frank N. Magid Et Associates, Suite 522, 2225 Randolmill Road, Arlington, TX 78011.110-261

KZ93, Peoria's No, 1 ARB rated station in the na-tion's 103rd market, is now accepting tapes and re sumes for future full time openings. No beginners please Send tapes and resumes to Charlie Quinn, WKZ W, 3131 N. University, Peoria, IL 61604. No calls please. E0E110-261

FM94 (The Pass) needs dedicated AOR talent. Low cost of living and Mexico next door. Rush tapes and in-formation to Bo Jagger. KPAS, 3901 N. Mesa, El Paso, TX 79902 or call 19151533-8211 EOE M/F 110-261

Immn•IMIENI M.

Openings

The search is onl WDIF/Msrion, OH is looking for pro duction PRO that can handle a Pop/Adult personality format. Our production deportment Is second to none if you enjoy small market life at a big sounding station, here's your chence to join a stable, growing company. We've got good bucks and a bunch of great people Come join the best sounding secondary in America Reply today with production samples to Jim Roberti, PO, Box 624, Marlon, OH 43302 EOE M/F 110-261

Immediate opening at WTCJ/Teill City. IN for a rock 'n'roll communicator to fill ehernoon or evening shift Join one of Indiana's leading smell market contemporary stations Good bucks for good work Send tapes and resumes to John Ashton, WTCJ, Box 250, Tell City, IN 47686110-261

Vermont Radio Inc. I. expecting several openings in early 1980, in both programming and on-air positions. If you are considering a new position in the Northeast, send cover letter explaining your goals, along with tape and resume to Gary Wheelock, VVVMT, Box 12, Col-chester, VT 05446. EOE M/F 110-261

Major market leader needs morning anchor person. Writing style and ability to tell news Is a must. No pon-tificators. Some street work would help. Tapes and re-sumes to Ken Dennis, Frank N Magid Er Associates, Suite 522, 2226 Randolmill Road, Arlington, TX 78011 (10-261

Full time opening for rock jock. Rush tapes to Daniel Cook at AOR station K OZZ, Box 1928 Reno, NV 89505 110-261

KMYC/K100-FM needs a Production Director or per-son capable of good production. Send tapes arid re-sumes to Bob Orchard, Operations Mgr., Box 631, Marysville, CA 96901 EOE M/F 110-281

We've been on the air 4 months end already bigger stations are steeling our talent Immediate openings now at 0101, the hottest station in Mississippi. We have 100,000 watts in the second largest city in the state and are looking for several talented individuals in-cluding a morning man. Rush tapes to Larry O'Neal, o wl, Box 5314, Meridian, MS 39301. Minorities en-couraged EOE M/F 110-261

Small market station looking for aggressive sales person from the west Tennessee area Good market to work with. Contact Terry Hudson 19011 584-4806 110-261

Openings

W OAI/Sen Antonio wants morning parooneitty , news 00-enphpr, news or personality MOR experience preferred Send tapes and resumes to John Borger, WOAI, 1031 Navarro, San Antonio, TX 78206 EOE 110-261

WCHB/3 WV/Cherlottesville, VA looking for an wiper. lanced news person who will be doing both °oat one reporting The stations are M OR/AOR The MOR IWCHB1 is a national award winner Bend tepee and ro. Surnee to WCHB/3VVV, Box 6387, Charlottesville, VA 22906 EOE M/F 110-201

Possible future opening In resort 01:WI Wntantry; re w non one block from the ocean. Females and minontiee urged to reply Tapes and resumes to Chuck Bailey, 96 VVTR, Box 388, Bethany Bch , DE 19930 EOE 110-261

Growing Midwest Top 40 seeks strong spoil cants for future openings Program Director needed also Minonties encouraged Announc era send tapes end resumes, PD applications send tape of self, composite of current station and resume to Radio Er Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box 103, Los Angeles, CA 90067

Wanted Newsperson for afternoon drive. Joumaiarn degree Needs to be self started and a nose for local news Send tepee and reeunnee and salary requirements to Lee Butler, KSAL, Box 180, Salina, KS 67401 EOE M/F 110-261

News position open in ono of Houston's top radio stations. Largest radio news staff in town. M ajor M ar-

ket experience a must Will consider jock who wants to m ove up to ne ws Includes outside interviewing and reporting. No calls please Tapes and resumes to Gary Hoffman, KIKK, 6306 Gulhon, Houston, TX 77081 EOE 110-261

WBIR/Knoxville seeks Production Director with AOR and/or Pop/Adult experience for AM Er FM out-lets Tapes and resumes to Roger Hyman, WBIR, 1613 Hutchison Ave Knoxville, TN 37917110-261

KVOY/Yums. AZ looking for morning news person Good voice and someone willing to hustle required Send tapes and resumes to Rich Whitley, KVOY, Box 228, Yuma, AZ 85384 EOE M/F 110-261

CHANGES Station Line-Ups

KFX M/San Bernardino, CA LINE-UP: 6am-10am Dr. Don Murray, 10am-3pm Craig Powers, 3pm-7pm Todd Kelly (PD/ MD), 7pm-12mid Tab O'Neil, 12mid-6am Terry Shea. Weekends: Rich Watson, Peter Glick.

W HOO/Orlando, FL LINE-UP: 5am-9am Buck Brauns (PD), 9am-1 pm Ron Hill, 1pm-4pm Merrill Craig, 4pm-7pm Bob Nyles, 7pm-11 pm Lee Brandell, 11pm-12mid Ralph Emery, 12mid-5am Tommy Fleetwood. WEEONVeynesboro, PA LINE-UP: Sign-on-11 am Terry Keller (MD), 1 1 am-3pm Bob Morgan, 3pm-Sign-off Bill Mc Michael (PD). WLAC/Nashville, TN LINE-UP: 6am-lOarn Pat Riley, 10am-2pm Dennis John Cahill, 2pm-6pm John $t. John (Assit. PD), 6pm-lOpm Smokey Rivers, 1 Opm-2am Spider Harrison, 2am-6am Stu Evans.

W OKK/ Meridian, MS LINE-UP: 12mid-5am Dennis Wayne, 5am-6am (News), 6am-9am Ken Rainey Er Gary Michaels, 9am-lpm Larry Edwards (PD), 1 pm-6pm Van Mc (MD), 6pm-12mid Judy Lee.

W GBF/Evansville, IN LINE-UP: 6am-10am Steve Riley, 10am-2pm Gene Michaels, 2pm-6pm Chris Cox, 6pm-10pm Cosmic Craig Stevens, 1 Opm-2am Bill Matthews, 2am-6am Dan Mason. Weekends: Scott Chase. KLUC/Las Vegas, NV LINE-UP: 6am-10am Dave Anthony (PD), 10am-2pm Dave Van Stone, 2pm-6pm Bobby Irwin, 6pm-10pm Rick Denton, 10pm-2am Terry Gib-

son, 2am-6am Ken McCartney. Weekends: Carly Roberts, Ron Stevens, Steve Gor-don,

Radio

BILL Mc MICHAEL formerly with WF MD/Frederick, MD, joins WEEO/ Waynesboro, PA as PD.

RICH W ATSON joins KXF M/San Bernardino from 14Q/Indio-Palm Springs, CA. TED KELLY formerly with WNOE/New Orleans, LA joins WEZB-F M/New Orleans, LA for lOpm-2am airshift.

LARRY O'NEAL from Q101/ Meridian, MS promoted to Operations Manager/Pro-gram Director for Q-101 and sister station W DAL-A M/ Meridian, MS. BENNY MARTINEZ formerly KGGI-F M/Riverside, CA joins KUTE-102F M/Los An-geles, CA for 4pm-8pm airshift. -The Real" JOHN DIAL joins W DAN/Danville, IL as morning drive from KMRJ-KSEK/Pittsburg, KS and the afternoon show. CHUCK BAILEY named PD at 96-VVTR/Bethany Beach, DE. .

RICK CHARLES promoted to MD at 96-VVTR/Bethany Beach, DE. RIC LIBBY sets down, after 9 years, as OD/PD of KENR/Houston, TX will join station sales department.

SKIP HANSEN new afternoon man and MD of KKAL/Arroyo Grande, CA. He joins the station from KVEC/San Luis Obispo, CA. RIC GOR MAN, from KGAA/Seattle, W A, is the new sales manager of WHYL-A M-FM/Carlisle, PA.

JAY COOPER named afternoon air personality on KERE/Denver, CO from KLAK/ Denver, CO.

DAN O'BRIEN exists his morning drive show at KIDN/Pueblo, CO to become News Director for the station.

KENT HOOPER has been promoted to PD at KCEY/ Modesto, CA. PHIL GONZALES has been upped to PD, from MD, at KRZY/Albuquerque, NM. GARY MILLER named MD at WKEE/Huntington, WV. JAY TYLER, former W NA M/Neenah, WI night jock has been promoted to MD and PM drive personality. STEVEN TYLER promoted to MD at KLUF/Lufkin, TX.

DONNA RAGLAN has been appointed Account Executive for WPGC/ Washington, DC.

MICHELLE C. GAZES joins sales department for WPGC/ Washington, DC. VANCE HARRISON appointed Sales Manager for the Chicago Region for RKO Radio Network.

THO M BENNETT joins the KFRC/San Francisco, CA Regional Sales Department as Account Executive,

BOB SCHERNER joins sales team as Account Executive for KG W/Portland, OR. ANASTASIA BOUDOURES leaves KPA M and joins KG W/Portland, OR sales team as Account Executive. ART HANNES joins the crew at Radio Works as Director of Station Relations. BILL POLISH from News Director of KEZR-F M/San Jose, CA to reporter or KCBS/ San Francisco, CA. FRANKE JOLLE joins Radio Arts as Program Consultant. RAY CLINE promoted to Production Manager at Radio Arts. BUD KELLY named Sports Director for Mutual-C R./Chicago, IL. JOHN C. TURNER named Local Sales Manager for WPGC/ Washington, DC.

Industry Changes

ARLENE SCH MITT appointed Branch Coordinator for New York CBS Records. PAT MARTINE appointed Local Promotion Manager, Columbia Records. JOANNE FELTMAN named Manager of Contract Administration and Business Affairs for RCA Records.

LESLIE MILLER appointed Manager of Contracts and Business Affairs for RCA Records.

LARRY STESSEL named Director, Merchandising for West Coast Epic/Portrait/ Associated Labels. MARK LEVITT appointed Assistant Copy Director, Advertising Creative Services for CBS Records, NEIL CANNON joins Focal Point Productions as Sales Manager. BOB SPICER appointed Executive Producer of Audio Stimulation, the company that produces the Wolfman Jack Show, TI M W ALTERS named local Promotion Manager for the Michigan area for Mercury Records.

PA MELA NE WMAN Singles Action Specialist for the Boston Branch for WEA Rec-ords.

SHERRIE LEVY named Mercury Director of National Publicity.

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FlEtRIFridey, O ctober 26. 1979

OPPOIMINMES Positions Sought

Openings

Bnght cheerful m orning drive personably for

rnekurn market Country station M ust T O M

tern high profile vvithin corn minoty and enpoy parteipetrog on public service and prornotionei

activit ee Send tape rellorre and "e ery rselluons

merits to Redd Et Records 1930 Century Perk

W ee Bo. 164 Los Angeles CA 90067

KEZY/ Anahoe m looking for experienced A OR bock

tor AA time position Tapes and resumes only to Dave

For man 1190 E Ball Rd Anehiern. CA 92906 EOE mtr

11 0261

W O Airlion Antonio w oke Progra m Director Pnor •xtienersce as personality M OR lock or talk preferred

Send tapes resu mes end 500 word papier on any as

pact of talk re do to John Berger. W A DI 1031 Navarro.

San Antonio TX 78206 EOE 110 261

S mell market Country A M looking for midday per

tonality Station located at roost beautiful part of Colo redo C ont act Tony at (303) 852 3581 EOE M/F 110-261

Looking for top-notch PD for mato. Micherset A OR

station Sassy negotoeblor Send resu mes to A P L 340

N Oakhurst 203 Beverly Hes CA 90210 EOE 110 261

WCIPD/Lakelend. FL IS booking for en experienced.

e wer personality morning men and personality rock

pock Excellent pay 0n gro wing market Contact John

Jenkons, Bo. 827. Lakeland FL 33802 EOE M/F 110 261

KIDOIrPusibto. C O la in noed of • m orning m on/ M usic Director Tepee and resu mers to PO Doug Wilson,

Box 29.3. Pueblo. CO 81002 (3031 542 5570 EOE 110 261

W e may not he w the w orld cherrIplon besebeN tee m. but Balti more doom have a top rated Coontry stetoon

looking for • midday personallty No calls Tepee and

resu mes to PO Larry Clerk. 711 W 40th. Balti more,. M D

21211 EOE (10 261

C.zontrei Florida radio station looking for on engineer

rock with tat leas Scenes and aixperience on A M trans

m etre and studro maintenance Contact Jolt., Jere ins

(813) 682 3142 EOE M ,F 110261

Progra m Director for mediu m market Count ry

stata-in Looking for nnovetne person who oe

wolirng to learn no w co mputer technigues Send tape resu me end sal ary requorornent• to Radio

6t Flecords 1930 Century Perk W est Box 166.

Los Angislee. CA 90067

W OHICIrd W ayne. In dere', ne west Pop/ Ackit-Coun

try statIOn is thiending our stall W e re looking for one

on at cornrrourecator and one copyvvntax ,prOduction

Person If you're dedicated to winning than I want to

talk to you Above averege pay and great benefits Tapes

and resu mes to Ron W alton Box 6000. Diplo mat Station Ft W ayne, IN 46816 or call i2191 447 5511 EOE M F

(10 191

M orning pa rson with good track record needed at

W EIFVVVolirton. W V 2 to 3 yre experience preferred Good

bucks for nght person Tripes and resurnes to Roger

Corey W EIR. 3578 Pennsytvi this Aye W eirton W V

26052 EOE M/F(10-19)

suts ysento M aria. C A hes im mediate opening for

arty evening lock with produchon skies Tapes end ne

times to Denny Luau KHUL Box 166 Santa Mann CA

93456 EOE M 'F /10 is,

1NY NC/ Meyfleld needs tapes and resu mes for var-

ious airshift positions Production Dorector end also Muse Care -tor Send to Brophey. Box V Mayfieed

ICY 42086 or call (602124 7 1430 EOE M T11 0191

Goods & Services

The Aircheck Guide New Openings

This Week steloons fro m all over the nation have con tectecl THE AIRCHECK GUIDE with over *400.000 on

total yearly aelenea

Hess your sorcheck considered for tle latest openings Just forward your tape end restore Sorvice foe is only

•25 00 THE AIRCHECK GUIDE. 8 Constance Avenue.

Le wiston. ME 04240 9a rn 5pin EST 1 207 782-0947

ONE LINER SPECIALIST Over 500 catagones pairs political Deopay's. Entertainers.

Speaker's. E mcee's Agents accopted Lee Hasa. 4472

Broadway, Suits B Ha wthorne CA 90260 12131 676-

3154

KIIS Broadcasting Workshop

Im mediate openong for Top 40 Poo Adult PD

for West Coast etetoOne 0 motor market Send tape resu me and salary require ment to Radio Ef

Records 1930 Century Perk W est Box 166

Los Angeles CA 90067

In Hollyvvood Announcing Dec Jockey Ne ws Rue top feted Ac

count Executive progra m, all taught by top L A re do-

TV teaching ti meddietens Evenings or day eassi ons

KIIS BR OA DC ASTING W ORKSHOP 1220 N Highland.

Holly wood 9003812131 462 6800 'Whore to morro w's

broadcasters are today"

Full tens re do announcer. 610prn shift Mini mum of 3 rts expenence Send tepee and hisurnes only to Scott

Socks. W AYS 400 Re do Road Charlotte NC 28216

FOE /1019)

Lole's Lunch DROP YOUR PANTS. asp your socks here COnele the lefts, hers corne the yocks Co mplo mentary enack

LOLA'• LUNCH

Broadcaster's Action Line Job Referral Sawing 425 00 ft. 12 TOnthe Fes d onate to M O 00 Jan 1 1900 Send to R2 Bo. 25 A lini ng

ton. IN 47138 812 889 2907 Free to employers

You'll Be Funnier! Hundreds of M eters rene wed again this yowl Guaran-teed K m..' Flee eernOle CONTE MPORARY C O ME DY

5804 0 T wireang Dees Texas 75227 Phone 17141

381 -4779

-Radio's Premiere Comedy Service"

FREE SA MPLE ISSUE of radio's most PoPuler hunior

aerincel ° LINERS. 1448 R Wiest San Bruno Fresno

CA 0371 1 or phons12091431 1502

"Phantestic Phunnies" The Industry • nternstionelly acclai med rnOel re

ersected eurtenre &elder I Ore m on th 5 introductory 400

one-lines enphOr miehOn and gipht pert 02 0011 PHANT AST1C PHUNNIES 13113 A Stretford Driy• Kent

O H 44240

G o ods Es S ervic es

M aking your cessabed co me eine or getting

your goods and services longed out e sorCil• Only 36 cents • w ord. 410 00 mini mu m pot

week for Goods Et Services Bknd Box ode 50 cents a w ord. *20 00 rrynersurn per week AM

heedlinee ere free Contact RErR Clasedied D•

Poil ment. M on F. at (2131 663-4330. or vot e ue

at 1931) C ant or', Perk W est I A CA 90057

Progra m Directortair pareonolity strong on production

for Adult Conten w cry for me/ Resu me end recheck to

Jim Bosh. W CPA Box 1032 Clearfieid PA 16630 (10191

Join the RK O radio fa mily in Boston. M A W ROR-F M

needs the best Production ChreCtOr at the c ount ry to Ken

Boston a fastest growing ra do station In eddrtron to Om-

drction you we eiso handle a short dory eirshrtt If you

have 3-5 yrs on-sr production expenence lo ather Top 40

or Poo Adze send etrchec-k. prOduCOOn monde and res-imp todsry to Gary Berko witz. Progra m Manager. W R OR,

RK0 General Building Govern ment Center Boston M A

02114 FOE M F M V (10-19/

Group expending into two other Mid west outlets.

Looking for Pop Aclult Progra m Director end person ati announcers Tapes and resu mes to M ark Ranier. KKX1.-

Box 997 Grand Forks ND 58201 EOE 114F 110-191

W an Millar. PO at 1NKYKJPeduceh. KY looking for cre-

eree tOp not ch rrornIng censor-very w ell sheep productron

skills Send tapes and resu mes to Bnen Miller. PD Boa 2397. Peckcah KY 42001 or coll I5021 442-8311 EOE M F

/1 619/

Openings

Positions Sought Personality co m municator with • yrs exporienco

looking for modourn market Top 40 or AOR opening

Good nu mbsra, good worker pro motion end eutO me ton expenersCe Let me contribute end gro w with your

learn Call KEN et (3121676-92661 10 281

Fe male DJ. 5 yrs seParlanosi Including KYN O, KEZY

K100. Cell PATTY in (8061 484-5809 0026)

Boost your ratings I m stable. sa me market for El yrs

Looking for ne w chseerige PO or m orriongs Call MIKE

ist 18071724 2928 after 1 prn11 0 261

Arnett/male wi th 2 yrs experience in Pop/ Adult and

Country. seeks Sunday only rob vvithin 50 oven of Los Angeles Have let chore and good voice 36 yrs of age

C.al (21 3) 7 892 382 'anyone and ask for JOHN 11 0261

MIKE TAN NER looking For marty with 96KX/Deriver.

A/ICY/Ta mpa Cal113091 754-esse 110 281

Progra m Oliveto, experience in repair ing feitering for-

mats looking to ninon to mid Ane mic o w preferably

bet ween Ne w York City and W eatington 0 C Like cur

no m rob bit not &Sly about all the w o w to corn. M utt

Conta mporery or Top 40 m aw PD KAD position wanted

So you don't forget send for tape end reeuMe before

micireght tonight M ATTHE W COATES wr-rti sox 9

Franklin. NH 03236 or 16031 834 250011 0 261

LEE N YE exciting as Operedone Dtrector/Progre m

Direotor 6 morning mien or KCEY K MIX M odesto Ne w owners hove swept me off my feel and i arn currently

100k/lg 10 make • meow chortoo If you wawa good nu m-

ber*. producton 1r phone arid a wade farrey man,

col foamy before rrelnore dosi 687-0298 (I 0-261

Announcer. 16 yrs experience first ticket Have

worked Country and Pop. AckA for mats Ca, do produc -

tion and ne ws Prefer to slay in FL or Southeast or Ciutl Coast Call W U. ShArT145074 (3051 44Ei 1260 110-26)

MIKE H ATC:H. 2 yre vokinteer exPertende at r edo and

TV Expenenco es DJ copy wntro and no w* Call 12091

522 0070 or w ee 709 North wood O ther, M odesto. CA

96360 110261

Fe male perworroaty m o st recarity with ca w channel

W H A M Professorial and w ary oparet ore Cal GERRY

CIPOLLA (716) 442 7363 or M ei 482 5479 110261

Penneytwerile p a wns/1y seeks stable PD end/or

cioureor. In northwest or cans* are a or state 8 yre

esperionoe morning draws progra m ming. m o w pro

CIXIXTs. gene. al progransting researcn. general re-

eon oper won (Pep Ackill 17171622 2319 110761

Top 40. Pop/ Adult jock looking for hob in South west. Nor th west or Southern Call 808 late afternoons at

6021 994-8072 or 11502) 28623T7 !W M

TrIdkoost 0 .1. can di ke wo w or4NA• r ng to w5e

tee CUD uP records wets bare fe a -to entire arrwhift vas e starring upede down Call CHUCK at 0161 873-

(7706 110 263

!Many people say I sound like Jeers = lloryttch 13151

476-0805 i 1 P261

W AZYLafeyerte. IN has an im medlarte opening for a aro pareonaSty te,./tornston with We source. strong

an prodUcliort sports nterose helpful Excellent opportun rty working wen pros Horne of Purdue Unwererty Sand

tapes resumes end ref ... those to Jerry O' Neil IP101 Box

1410 Lafayette IN 47902 (3171 474-1410 EOE 110-21

W AZY-F M 1295) 50.000 watt Mid west po werhouse

seeks Top 40 pock for possible tut us openings Strong

Production seas a m et M e w Director background heip ful Station me o w of a w onting chain Gird a one of the

most respected secondaries in the Mid west Tape and resu me to _Jeffrey Jay W eber. Opensbons M onson"

VVAZY A M and FM. Box 1410 Lafayette IN 47902 Aro-men end decrees encouraged to arch An FOE ernidov -

er 110-121

W KBO/Harrisburg looking for • talented co m munl.

cater for adult approach Top 40 in midday or afternoon

drive slot Good production and adult voice a must

Excellent pay and benefits for nght person Send tapes

end resu mes to Jet' Buchanan, W KBO. 411 S 40th St .

Harnsburg, PA 17111 EOE kli,F110-19(

1Neatern Cites Broadcasting le taking 8pol/outdone for on-er pOlid•One at several large W estern cruse if YOU've

mastered the art of getting your natural Pereoneirry on the shp us a tape and resume Poarbone must be filed

by Christ mas Co mbo Dove Ant, Crny. KLUC. Box 1480,

Las Vegas NV 89114 110-12)

Personsiity Top 40 W RNR/ Mertineburg. nee ds aft er-

noon and m orning drive personairty One vieS be PO

Tapes and resu mes to Ed Aiekander, Box 709. Martrns-

burg, W V 25401 E0E110-121

W ZIX/Yorki. PA looking for 7prn-12 midnight onnounCor. E.rcellent opportunity for so meone with limited experi-

ence wi th a desire to learn and gro w with a great °Pre -

st on Personeirry onanted elb,Jrn image Top 40 9iouid

neve production ribaly Tapes and mourner* to Ray Tho m-as, PD. 2 W est Market St . York PA 17401 110-121 EOE flA ,F

KARN/ Uttle Rock seeking dyna mic fe male/ to co-

host m orning ne ws magazine progra m Journaiism

background closeable Tat es, resu mes, references and

salary require ments to Mike Maloney. PD, KARN. Box

4189. Uttle Rock. AR 72214 (10-12/

IDrive Ti me Personalities - Co mpetitive Market Mode m Country cutlet wrth ne w facilites in Sou th east seeking expenenced dnve co m municator

Send tapes and resu mes to Redo° Et Records 1930 Century Park West Boa 181 Los Angeles

CA 90067

G ARY C A MPBELL recently of KC AL-F M/Eton Ber-

nardino (Soong mid-days. production. looking for po-

tion in Southern California 17141797-63581 10-261

A ward •winning small m arket Ne ws Director

lookong for a step up Call 13161 231 8132 after 6p m and

ask tor JERRY (10 261

BRUCE BR O WN, ex

M anager is looking (8081833-6706 (10 26)

W O OOY FL OE. profeellonel empreerionlet. seeking er penllOreely EXidirtson eeh Top 40 Pop, Ackrt station 3

Yea axPerienca in medium to large markets Prefer East C dr.' but w relocate anywhere Tepee and resu mes

evadable upon re drew Cal anyti me 15121 682 2662

11 0261

KORL/Honolulu Production

Production announcing Call

Ben Diego. L. A.. Sacra mento, Ban Francisco, Fres-no. 8 yr pro wants ne ws or sports job Currently top

56 market Fa mily man I A is ho me Call BOB 1918)

5834916110 261

14 yr broadcasting pro looking for ne w challenge.

Excellent track and references Available no w PD/ MD

experience as well as music and audoence research background Prefer stabon looking to Improve present

posston in market Will relocate fro m So Califo rnia for

revverdong rnanagernorit posit/on Call ALAN at 12131

347 1636 anytirre110-281

MIKE M c CARTHY. 13 yre espenence. m ornings,

crease' per sonality looking for drive time in tor. 50 rho,'

kat LAW eTrXe0yrnent KO M A'OklehOne Crty Call 14051

329- 1291110- 261

W onted' A professional manage ment tee m to loin

with the young eggressrve nationally kno wn COntern-

porery Progra m M usic Director with a winning track re-cord If you went to be on too or stay there cell 12171

707-9474 anytirne110- 26)

JOH N NY M ORG AN , lot phone. 10 yrs experience.

6 yrs as PO at KDON Seines M onterey Contact JOHN-

NY at (406/ 4431372 11 0-26 /

W1LLI A M H ARGREAVES. 9 yrs experience Los An-

geles. seeks Ne ws-prockiction-sales-co the miter-DJ Call 1213/ 277 7789. (2131 563-4972. (2131 822-3444 Isar-

vice Mr W alker's office 111 0 26/

ROY R OSEN of W AYS/Cherione. N C is lookong for

ryiedrurn mai d market Top 40 music research se shift

Cal (7041 568- 1882 or (7041 392-8 19111 0-261

Top notch radio field reporter seeks m ajor market

position Nev. York Co ry and Mid west experience 19141

831-9173 mornings bet ween B- 12noon 110-26/

2 yrs experience In radio/TV ro ws Looting to further

career wen more challenging and responsible position

Excellent references Expenence as talk sho w hOst, Interve wong and anchor Call HERB GARTNER 1904

633-2785 9ern-5p m11 0-261

Talk Radio is boring. It doesn't have to be I offer

"'Pugh energy talk" and I've got the nu mbers to prove rt w orks 15 yr veteran oath 5 on top 10 Southeast market

W ent to return North and settle on a ,,I110, or mediu m

market If you anticipate a need for a unoclue telef7hone talk personaloy wnte TALK HOST. c/o 323 Frank//n

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• Back Page Breakers' are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

LITTLE RIVER BAND Cool Change (Capitol)

80% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 57, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 38, including WKBW, WPEZ, WRKO, CHUM, B100, WFBR, WTRY, WTIC-FM, Q106, WTIX, KEEL, WFMF, Z98, WAPE, WHBQ, WNOX, WKIX, WZZP, KERN, Y94, KFXM, KTAC, KRQ. See Parallels, charts at number 29.

NEW & ACTIVE Recent releases with airplay reported by at least 50 Of Our reporting stations are listed In order of their activity The two numbers following the artist title label designation iexample 100 251

Indicate how many of our reporter, are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 how many added it this week 1251 Moves are broken down for each record and indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held it the Sa me ion to on add to on SI 51 etc i moved It Down on their charts or Added it this week Co mplete airplay activity on all songs listed In New & Active can be found in the parallels

CLIFF RICHARD "We Don't Talk Much Anymore" (EMI/ America) 106/50, Moves: Up 35, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 50, including WFIL, WPEZ. 0105, KFI, B100. KJR, KIMN, WBLI, WHYN, WFMF, WKIX, WVIC, W MEE, KMJC, KJRB, WGUY, KX104, KKXL, KOOK,

CHRIS THOMPSON "If You Remember Me" (Planet) 103/20 Moves. Up 65, Same 13, Down 5, Adds 20, including KRLA, WBLI, WSGA,

920 KSTT, WNAP, KRSP, WFBG, WRBR, KYSN WLCY 25-21, WZUU 2-1, KIMN 30-22

CHEAP TRICK "Dream Police" (Epic) 92/10 Moves: Up 65. Same 16, Down 1, Adds 10, WOKY, KFI, KSTT, KRSP. KRKE-FM. WCIR, G100, WKXY, VVTRU. KLUC, WIFI 25-19, WPEZ 20-15, CHUM 21-17, WLS 27 21, 6100 25-19, KJR 21-16.

RUPERT HOLMES "Escape" (Infinity) 87/44 Moves. Up 30, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 44, including WXLO. WPGC, KVIL,

KSLQ. KEARTH, KRLA, KFI, KIMN, KOPA, WBLI, 0106, 298, 92Q, W MEE, KING, KRQ,

BOB DYLAN "Gotta Serve Somebody" (Columbia) 85/4 Moves: Up 48, Same 27, Down 6. Adds 4, WFBR. WKXY, KKLS KDZA, CKGM 18-13, 140 33-27, WFMF 23-17, KWEN 36-26, KMJC 27-24.

PABLO CRUISE "I Want You Tonight" (AEtM) 83/29 Moves: Up 25, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 29, including 0105. WLCY. KBEQ, KAUM, WSGN. Y103, WAPE. WLAC, WRVQ, KLEO, KMJC, KFXM, KJRB, KORL WAAY. WHHY, WERC, WAKX, KYSN, KRLC.

ELO "Confusion" (Jet) 81/17 Moves: Up 53, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 17, including WKB W, 940. WGCL, VVTRY, KTSA, KERN, KRSP, WJBQ, WCGQ, WGBF, KDZA.

CRYSTAL GA VIE "Half The Way" (Columbia) 76/11 Moves: Up 57, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 11, including WOKY, WKEE, KLIF, WSGN, WVIC, KERN, KRQ, G100, KINT, 293 28 14, KBEQ 34-27, WZUU 12-5.

BRENDA RUSSELL "So Good, So Right (AEtM/Horizon) 67/3 Moves: Up 46, Same 13, Down 5, Adds 3. KSTT, KRQ, WFBG, WCAO 21-17, WPGC 24-19, WZUU 21-15, WNOE 20-14, KMJC 9-6.

DR. HOOK "Better Love Next Time" (Capitol) 65/11 Moves: Up 45, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 11, including Z93, CKLW, KOPA, PRO FM, KLIF, KEEL, WLBZ. KYSN, KBEQ 38 35, KRLA 30-25.

CAPTAIN Et TENNILE "Do That To Me One More Time" (Casablanca) 60/28, Moves: Up 19, Same 13, Down 0. Adds 28, includ-ing WXLO, WKBW, Z93, WGCL, KOPA, WBLI, WICC, PRO-FM, JE1105, WHYN. WNOE, WAPE, 95SGE WRJZ, WVIC, KOFM, WZZP, KJRB, WXIL, KPUR, KCBN.

ELTON JOHN "Victim Of Love" (MCA) 58/1 Moves: Up 42, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 1, KORL, Z93 27-21, KRLA 27-23, KOPA 23-20, WAEB 13-6, WAPE 26-22. WLAC 33-22 KRQ 31-24, KTKT 13-10,

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "Damned If I Do" (Arista) 55/10 Moves: Up 25. Same 20, Down 0, Adds 10. WOKY, KTSA, WLAC, KLEO, WNAP, WOHO, Y94, KFXM, WRBR, KQDI, WKBW 26-21, 96KX 27-17, KBEQ 40-32, KUPD 12-9, WBEN-FM 36-27.

CARS "It's All I Can Do" (Elektra) 54/9 Moves: Up 27, Same 18. Down 0, Adds 9, including CKGM, WTIX, WNOE, WFMF. Y103, 95SGF, KOFM. KMJC, WIFI 24-15, F105 28-25, WRKO 23-15, 0102 30 27, JB105 31-23, WSKZ 29 23

FRANCE JOLI "Come To Me" (Prelude) 51/5 Moves. Up 33, Same 10, Down 3. Adds 5, Z98, KRAV. KERN, KPUR. KBIM, WRKO 16-13, KRLA 3-1. B100 30-24, WBLI 10-6, KTSA 20-11

JEFFERSON STARSHIP "Jane" (RCA/Grunt) 49/48 Moves: Up 0. Same 3, Down 0, Adds 46, including WPEZ, WRKO, KWK, KSLQ. KEARTH, KFRC. KJR, KIMN, KOPA, KUPD, WBEN FM, WTIC-FM, WHBQ. 920. WRJZ, WISM, KHJ, KING, KRUX.

Others Getting Significant Action KENNY LOGGINS "This Is It" (Columbia) 46/18 Moves: Up 18, Same 9, Down 1, Adds 18. including WLCY. WNOE. BJ105. WAYS, KHJ, KJRB, KRQ. WCGQ, WAKX. KLUC, 940, 23-15. Y100 34 30, KSLQ 37-32.

RONNIE MILSAP "Get It Up" (RCA) 46/10 Moves: Up 25, Same 9, Down 2. Adds 10. KEEL, 95SGF, WNOX, WKIX, KIOA, KLEO, KING, WROV, FM99, KBIM. 293 39-36, Y103 31 23,

RAWAIRO Records

NATION LAY/30 THREE TWO

WEEKS WEEKS ussl

A00 AGO WEEK October 26 1979 10 3 1 0 EAGLES/Heartache Tonight (Asylum) 25 15 4 0 STYX/Babe (A&M)

6 4 3 0 KENNY ROGERS/You Decorated My Life (UA)

27 12 8 0 COMMODORES/Still (Motown)

2 1 2 5 HERB ALPERT/Rise (A&M)

11 7 7 0 DONNA SUMMER/Dim All The Lights (Casablanca)

24 13 9 0 FLEET1NOOD MACfrusk (WB)

5 5 6 8 MICHAEL JACKSON/Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough (Epic)

1 2 5 9 COMMODORES/Sail On (Motown)

22 14 12 ID LED ZEPPELIN/All My Love (Swan Song)

- 24 15 en KC Et THE SUNSHINE BAND/Please Don't Go (TK)

14 10 10 12 KNACK/Good Girls Don't (Capitol)

28 26 18 J BARRY MANILOW/Ships (Arista)

8 6 11 14 JOURNEY/Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' (Columbia)

23 eri - STREISAND/SUMMER/No More Tears... (Columbia/Casablanca) 19 16 14 16 FOREIGNER/Dirty White Boy (Atlantic) 23 17 16 17 IAN GOMM/Hold On (Stiff/Epic)

3 9 13 18 M/Pop Muzik (Sire)

- 2b 0 JOHN DAVID SOUTHER/You're Only Lonely (Columbia) 28 21 JIMMY BUFFETT/Fins (MCA)

29 24 ED ANNE MURRAY/Broken Hearted Me (Capitol)

26 22 17 22 JENNIFER WARNES/I Know A Heartache When I... (Arista)

- 29 G MICHAEL JOHNSONTThis Night Won't... (EMI)

30 28 0 LAUREN WOOD/Please Don't Leave (WB)

30 0 SUPERTRAMPfTake The Long Way (A&M)

- 27 0 BLONDIE/Dreaming (Chrysalis)

4 11 19 27 DIONNE WARWICK/I'll Never Love This Way Again (Arista)

13 20 20 28 ROBERT JOHN/Sad Eyes (EMI America)

- 0 LITTLE RIVER BAND/Cool Change (Capitol)

7 8 22 30 NICK LOWE/Cruel To Be Kind (Columbia)

This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly train OUI Top 40 reporting stations. Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters.

MOST ADDED CLIFF RICHARD "We Don't Talk Much..." (EMI) JEFFERSON STARSHIP "Jane" (RCAIGrunt) RUPERT HOLMES "Escape ' (Infinity) STEVIE WONDER "Send One Your Love" (Tamla) UTTLE RIVER BAND "Cool Change" (Capitol) Complete Regronalized Station Listings on pages 26 and 27

HOTTEST EAGLES "Heartache Tonight (Asylum) STYX 'Babe (AE M) COMMODORES "Still" (Motown)

KENNY ROGERS "You Decorated My Life" lUAI FLEET WOOD MAC "Tusk" (WB)

STEVIE WONDER "Send One Your Love" (Tamla) 41/40 Moves: Up 1, Same U, Down 0, Adds 40, including WXLO, WFIL, WCAO, WRKO. WPGC, Y100. CKLW, KSLQ, KBEQ, KEARTH, KFRC, B100. Q106, KLIF, WAXY, WHBQ, W MEE, KRSP,

JOHN COUGAR "I Need A Lover" (Riva) 38/13 Moves: Up 14. Same 10, Down 1, Adds 13, including WPEZ, WSKZ, KZ93, KHJ, KRUX. WEE°, WSEZ, KSLY, WIFI 21-14, WRKO 20-17, KWK 2-2, KBE° 23-19.

AC/DC "Highway To Hell" (Atlantic) 37/5 Moves: Up 17, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 5, Z97, BJ105, KRUX, WLBZ. WRBR. WTIX 31•25, WRJZ 32 22, 92X KUPD 25-23.

KERMIT 1HE FROG "Rainbow Connection" (Atlantic) 36/4 Moves: Up 23, Same 7, Down 2, Adds 4, 0106, 140, WYRE, KCBN, WKBW 1-1, Z93 11-8, KBEQ 25-20, WKBO 21 15, WTIX 25-18. WKIX 27 20.

SMOKEY ROBINSON "Cruisin' " (Tamla) 32/10 Moves: Up 16, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 10, WCAO, Y100, KEEL, WLAC, 920, WAYS, KHJ, WIGY, K104, KSLY, CKLW 17-10, KEARTH d-26, KRLA 19-15, KOPA d 29.

HALL Et OATES "Wait For Me" (RCA) 3217 Moves: Up 11, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 7, CKGM, WHYN. WNOE, WLAC, VVTSN. 13FEA, WRBR, WIFI d-28, WPST 32-29, 0106 29-24.

CRUSADERS "Street Life" (MCA) 32/4 Moves: Up 24, Same 3. Down 1, Adds 4. WHYN, BJ105, KROY, WISE, WXLO 15-13. Y100 11-10, KBE() 16-11, KEARTH 20 18, KRLA 14-11, KFRC 9-7, PRO-FM 19-17, JI3105 25-16, KHJ 12-10,

MELISSA MANCHESTER "Pretty Girls" (Arista) 30/4 Moves: Up 15, Same 11, Down 0. Adds 4, 293, 940. CKLW, KBDF, KSLQ 30-25, WFBR 25-22, Y103 38-32, WLAC 29-34,

KOOL Et THE GANG "Ladies' Night" (De-Lite) 29/7 Moves: Up 18, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 7, Y100, Q106. WHYN, KEEL. KERN. KCPX, KRUX, WABC 16 7, WXLO (1,27, WCAO d-15, WRKO d 21, WPGC d-22, KEARTH 21-16, KRLA 17-8.

BLACKFOOT "Train, Train" (Atco) 28/7 Moves: Up 15, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 7, KWK, KNOW, KSTT, K293, 92X, KFYR, WGBF, KXX106 25-20. WRJZ 34-24, WKIX 29-26, WSEZ 15-7, WSPT 22-14.

WHO "5:15" (Polydor) 27/1 Moves: Up 9. Same 17, Down 0. Adds 1, WNAP, WPEZ 29-25. WGCL 25-23. WNOE 30-27.

EARTH, WIND Et FIRE "In The Stone" (ARC/Columbia) 26/2 Moves: Up 18. Same 6, Down 0, Adds 2, KBEQ, WNOX, Y100 31-28, 140 30-26, Y103 35-29. KRQ 38-28, KORL 15-10, WFBG 29-20.

SPORTS "Who Listens To The Radio" (Arista) 24/2 Moves: Up 6. Same 16, Down 0, Adds 2, VVTIX, WBBQ, WPEZ d-33, WRKO on. WGCL on. KFRC 25-21, WHBQ 30-23, WISM 29-25.

NITEFLYTE "If You Want It" (Ariola) 21/4 Moves: Up 10, Same 7, Down 0. Adds 4. WGCL. WKEE Y103, WHB, Y100 8-7. WNOE 34-25, KWEN 21-18.

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