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ISSUE NUMBER 514 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER DECEMBER 16, 1983

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WOMEN IN MANAGEMENT: A PROGRESS REPORT

Gary Kaplan summarizes a Korn/Ferry survey on women in senior executive management positions, comparing their standing with men in similar jobs.

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PEOPLE IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK

Jerry Schubert Eastman's President Barbara Crooks President of Selcom Bill Burton Vice Chairman at Eastman Donn Winther Selcom Exec. VP David Recher, Carl Butrum Eastman Exec. VPs Pat Evans PD at KOME Bill Mayne KZLA -AM & FM PD Don Wasley National AOR Promotion Director for EMI /Liberty Andy Frances Exec. VP at Solid Gold Bill McGathy Solid Gold VP Richard Gray KHTR GSM Tom Roper GSM at KATZ & WZEN Brian Baumann WLZZ & WZUU GSM

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MCA/WEA DEAL SET WEA will distribute MCA internationally in a

deal announced at midweek. Plus Malrite goes public, "60 Minutes" tackles radio phone -in shows, and much more in "Street Talk."

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AP'S NEW COMPUTERIZED NEWS OPERATION

Facts and photos for AP's new Washington news setup, computerized to the max; plus radio reactions to the FCC's call letter decision.

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BEST QUOTES OF 1983

"(CHR offers) the relief and variety missing from a Country, AOR, or Black station" - Todd Chase, KBELUKansas City

"Reports of AOR's death are greatly exaggerated" - Denton Marr, W EBN /Cincinnati

"Most AORs just plain blew it" - John Gorman, WMMSICleveland

"The burial of Beau- tiful Music is a public relations farce" - George Burns

R &R's columnists present their annual col- lections of controversial, outrageous, or in- triguing remarks from notable industry figures interviewed throughout the year. There's something for everybody in this annual R &R event.

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MCA Names Busby VP/Black Music

Jheryl Busby has been appointed to the newly -created position of VP /Black Music for MCA Records. The former A &M VP /R &B Promotion &

Marketing will supervise all black music -related projects for MCA, including A &R, marketing, and promotion.

In announcing the appointment, MCA Records Group President Irving Azoff commented, "Jheryl Busby is among the brightest, most professional individuals in this business, and his talent and ex- pertise will add greatly to the

ARB Under Fire On Two Fronts Arbitrends To "Roll Out" Despite ARAC Veto;

Miami Broadcasters Oppose Winter Book

Arbitron weathered an em- battled week, as the Radio Ad- visory Council came out unanimously against the monthly Ar- bitrends ratings proposal, while South Florida broadcasters threatened legal action to stop a new winter sweep in their area.

Advisory Council Chairman Ted Dorf told R&R, "We unanimously resolved that the issuance of ratings information on a monthly basis, in any form, has the potential of causing severe market confusion resulting in grievous harm to the entire radio industry. The Council therefore unanimously opposes the issuance of Arbitrends and requests that Arbitron cancel its plans to release Arbitrends." Dorf told R&R, "Never has the Council ever agreed to any form of monthlies we have always been against monthlies of any variety."

Arbitron Ratings President Rick Aurichio was "amazed and surprised" at the Council's action. He told R&R, "We've been discussing monthlies with the Council for three years, and I thought we had things worked out." Aurichio stated that the Council's resolution "will not stop us from rolling out Arbi- trends," and he wondered,

"Why is it all right for the industry to support Birch's monthlies but not right for us to get into that business ?"

At the Florida meeting of the Council and Arbitron, Ed Gell- er, President /GM of WFBG /Al- toona, was elected new Council Chairman, with Mary Dyson, VP /GM of WVON & WGCI /Chi- cago, named to the Vice -Chair position. Carol Mayberry of Katz is the new Research Ad- visor.

Miami Says "No Winter Book"

An Arbitron plan to add a winter sweep for Miami arous-

ed strong broadcaster reaction. Stan Cohen, VP /GM of WINZ- AM & FM /Miami and President of the South Florida Radio Broad- casters Association, told R&R, "We've hired an antitrust law firm and had them send a letter to Arbitron hoping to stop the introduction of this sweep. To my knowledge no broadcaster is supporting the winter book, and Arbitron is being heavy -handed in forcing it on the market."

Arbitron's Aurichio had a different perspective. "We made a decision last July to go ahead with the winter sweep based on what we thought were corn-

ARBITRON/See Page 24

CHR'S FM SHARE JUMPS

new MCA team." Before his three -year stint at

A &M, Busby was a VP in Casa- blanca's black music department for two years, and worked in promotion there for three years before becoming VP. Earlier he did promotion for Columbia and Atlantic.

Salvadore KFOG's New Station Mgr.

Tony Salvadore has been promoted from GSM to Station Manager at KFOG /San Fran- cisco, as new owner Susquehan- na Broadcasting took over the AOR station Monday (12 -12). Salvadore fills the gap created by the November departure of GM John Gaston to join KMJM/ St. Louis as GM.

Salvadore, who was previously Station Manager and GSM at WTWR (now WCXI- FM) /De- troit and GSM at WIXY &

WDOK /Cleveland, told R&R, "I've been in the business for 16

SALVADORE /See Page 24

Adult Contemporary Edges Country In NRBA Survey

Four percent of the nation's radio stations switched to Coun- try in 1983, putting the format in a virtual dead heat with A/C in the National Radio Broad- casters Association's (NRBA) second annual format survey. Of 3497 stations surveyed, A/C remained unchanged at 30 %, while Country surged into a near tie for first place, with

29.5% of stations, compared to 25.5% last year.

Other formats picking up strength were CHR and News/ Talk, while Beautiful Music and Urban Contemporary suffered the biggest losses (see chart, Page 26) .

Behind A/C and Country, the most popular formats are CHR (10.3 %). Beautiful Music 6.0 %,

CKLW & CKJY Shift Programmers But Formats Stay In Place

Holiday To CKJY As VP; Shafer New CKLW PD CKLW /Windsor (Detroit) PD

Pat Holiday has been named VP /Programming for Big Band sister outlet CKJY, and market veteran Dave Shafer has been named PD of CKLW. Both stations plan to retain their current programming, although the AM will "lean softer, taking on a more A/C approach." Persis- tent rumors that CKJY would switch to CHR, defying a recent CRTC ruling, are being denied by station management.

CKLW & CKJY VP /GM Gary Mercer told R&R, "There are no plans at present to change the current Big Band format of

CKJY. I've seen Big Band work well in other markets, and I believe in it for this one as well. Pat is being moved to the FM to replace former PD Ron Ber - goyn, and I know he will fine - tune and adjust the format to perfection.

"We brought in Dave to take CKLW in a more full- service direction, and I've got a lot of confidence in both his and Pat's abilities." Mercer denied the move toward a more full-service format was a result of the recent short-term license re- newal given to CKLW by the CRTC (R&R 12 -2) .

Shafer, who worked as a CKLW air personality twice before, rejoins the outlet after programming stints at competitors WOMC and WCZY. He told R&R, "After a lot of years, it's become apparent that CKLW has got to be softened to recapture the position in the market it once had. For lack of a better term, CKLW will be a `soft Adult/Contemporary,' concen- trating on personality and an expanded news profile. I want this to be the music choice for 25 -plus listeners on AM in De- troit."

CKLW /See Page 24

Religious (5.5% ) , News /Talk (4.8 %), Oldies (4.3 %), AOR (4.1 %), Big Band (1.9 %), Urban Contemporary or Black (1.3%) , and Classical ( 5 %).

This year's CHR resurgence was evident among FMs, 17 % of which air the format, up from 12.5% last year. On the other hand, Beautiful Music declined from 18% to 12% of FMs surveyed. The biggest change among AMs was in N/T, now at 8.6% of stations from last year's 5.1% level, possibly aided by new affiliations to network services.

AM stereo stations were up from none last year to 4% in 1983, with those still planning to go stereo remaining constant at 23 %. There was also a surge of 9% in network affiliations among AMs, for a total of 83 %, compared to a nearly level 58% for FMs.

In other findings: Half of all stations own a

satellite dish, about one -third are affiliated with a satellite service, and one -quarter plan to affiliate in the future.

Cable leasing remained level at about 6% , with one- quarter having future cable plans.

NRBA /See Page 26

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"KRAK and KEWT: tough turn-arounds'

"I'd had a chance to work with The Research Group in another market where they helped us find a hole and soar from a 2.3 to an 11.2 share. It was a great success.

But here in Sacramento the situation was different. At KRAK - an AM country station being attacked by a "more music" country FM - and KEWT -a beautiful music FM which had fallen off to a 5.5 - we were dealing with two tough turn -around situations.

The Research Group - and our good team of people here at the stations - worked as usual: hard and smart. Today, we're coming back pretty nicely. KRAK is up from a 4.8 to a 6.7 (beating the FM country) and KEWT is #1 in Sacramento with an 8.2.

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Foreign Invaders Taking Over Charts? Records by artists hailing from outside the U.S. made up almost 60% of 1983's AOR hits and nearly 50% of the CHR hits - the highest totals in R&R history. Page 18

Washington Report 4 Easy Listening: Gail Mitchell 47

What's New 6 Country: Lon Helton 48

Networks /Suppliers 8 Nashville: Sharon Allen 51

Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 13 Black Radio: Walt Love 54

Management 14 Marketplace 56

Street Talk 17 Opportunities 57

On The Records: Ken Barnes 18 National Music Formats 59

News/Talk: Brad Woodward 22 Black Chart 60

Picture Page 26 Jazz Chart 63

Calendar: Brad Messer 29 Country Chart 64

CHR: Joel Denver 30 AOR Charts 88

AOR: Steve Feinstein 36 A/C Chart 88

A /C: Jeff Green 42 CHR Chart 88

Evans Named KOME PD Pat Evans has been promoted to PD at

KOME /San Jose following the departure of PD Les Tracy. Evans was most recently Director of Advertising & Promotion for the station, following a PD stint at KSFX /San Francisco and the MD position at WMET/

KOME GM Dan Tapson commented to R&R, "I'm delighted that she accepted the position. I'm delighted to have someone with her talents direct our programming efforts. She's a terrific person to have run our radio station."

Chicago.

CROOKS PRESIDENT, WINTHER EXEC. VP

Selcom Management Restructured Selcom Radio VP /Western Region Bar-

bara Crooks has been promoted to Presi- dent of the company, becoming the first woman president of a major rep firm. Addi- tionally, Selcom's VP /Midwest Region Donn Winther was upped to Executive Vice President.

Lou Faust, President of Selcom, Inc., commented on the promotions, "Barbara's incredible personal sales record in the Southwest, her tireless efforts, and her in- spired leadership in Selcom's Western

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Wasley Heads EMI AOR Promotion

Don Wasley has been promoted to Na- tional Album Promotion Director for EMI America /Liberty, as previewed last week in R&R. Wasley, who was AOR Regional Promotion Director based in Dallas for the label, takes over the position after Ken Ben- son was reassigned to the AOR Regional Promotion Director position for the West Coast.

EMI /Liberty VP /Promotion Dick Williams commented, "It is with great pleasure that I welcome Don to our national staff. His con- tributions to EMI as well as to the other record companies he's served have always set a standard of excellence."

Before joining EMI last spring, Wasley was National Album Promotion Director at MCA, and earlier worked in promotion at Casablanca.

Don Was ley

Schubert Promoted To Eastman President

Burton Upped To Vice Chairman; Recher, Butrum Exec. VPs Jerry Schubert has been promoted to

President of the Eastman Radio rep firm, as President Bill Burton is upped to Vice Chairman. Schubert was most recently Ex- ec. VP /Sales for the company. In addition, David Recher moves up from Senior VP to Exec. VP /Administration, and Carl But - rum has been elevated to Exec. VP /Sales from VP /Western Regional Manager.

Eastman Chairman Frank Boyle told R &R, "Client response to the naming of

Jerry Schubert as President is, `He de-

KZLA -AM & FM Set Mayne As New PD

Bill Mayne has been named PD at KZLA- AM & FM /Los Angeles, replacing Tom Casey, who exited last week after three years with the station and nine years with parent company Capital Cities. Mayne had been PD at KVET & KASE /Austin for the past 2 1/2 years.

Mayne told R&R, "I'm tremendously ex- cited about the new position at KZLA. I'm

MAYNE /See Page 26

Fire Destroys WNAX Studios

A mysterious fire destroyed the studios of

WNAX /Yankton, SD last Friday (12 -9). Two employees who were in the building at the time of the fire (12:05am) managed to

escape and alert the fire department, but the flames, which reached 65 feet at one point, consumed the station's entire record library and all its equipment. Music Direc- tor Paul Shay, who watched the fire from his home across the street, described the damage as "utter devastation."

The Country- formatted station was able to return to the air in just five hours at its transmitter site in nearby Mission Hills, us-

ing a couple of extra turntables and a spare board. New equipment has been borrowed

WNAX /See Page 24

Frances, McGathy Upped At Solid Gold

Andrew Frances Bill McGathy Andrew Frances and Bill McGathy, ap-

pointed in October to head Canadian -based Solid Gold Records' U.S. operations, have been promoted. Frances moves up from Di- rector of Marketing & Production to Execu- tive VP, while McGathy, who was Director of National Promotion - U.S., becomes VP /National Promotion in this country.

SOLID GOLD /See Page 26

R &R Marks Holiday Season As in years past, R &R will observe a two -

week publishing hiatus over the Christmas holidays. Our next edition will be dated

January 6, 1984. Although we won't be publishing, our Los

Angeles, Nashville, and Washington, DC of-

fices will remain open to serve you during this

holiday period. However, R &R will celebrate Christmas Day and New Year's Day by closing on Monday, December 26 and Monday,

January 2.

Jerry Schubert

serves it. He's the right guy for it. "' Dis- cussing the promotions generally, he commented, "We are taking the best advantage of each person's prime talent. Fortunately, we are blessed with executive riches. We now have the best -balanced sales force we have ever had across the country."

Commenting on 17 -year Eastman veteran Schubert, Burton stated, "Jerry is eminent- ly qualified for the presidency of our company and will do an outstanding job." Discussing his own move, Burton, who will also continue as President /COO of East- man's parent company ERI Communicat- ions Group, explained, "Although I love New York, I miss Motown. So, approximately February 1 I will be going home and head- quarter in Detroit. I will continue to be deeply involved in sales, client contact, solicitation, and other key areas."

Burton concluded, "The above management changes have been in the planning stages for some time. It's a very positive move for Eastman."

Bill Burton

David Recher

TRANSACTIONS

Knight Quality Buys

WEZF For $4 Million Knight Quality Stations has agreed to pur-

chase WEZF/Burlington, VT from Martin Broad-

casting for $4 million.

Beautiful Music -formatted WEZF is a Class B

facility, operating with 37kw on 92.9 mHz and an

antenna height of 2700 feet. WEZF's signal addi-

tionally covers Plattsburgh, NY and Montreal,

Quebec. Knight Radio, Inc. will be the licensee for

WEZF, which represents Knight Quality Stations'

eighth broadcast acquisition. all in the Northeast.

KQS also owns WSRSIWorcester, MA, WEIMI

Fitchburg, MA, WSAR1Fall River -New Bedford,

MA, WGIR -AM & FM /Manchester, NH, and

WHEB -AM & FM /Portsmouth, NH. Martin Broad-

casting has no other broadcast properties.

Format or staff changes are not expected, and

no broker was involved in the November 29

agreement.

Keymarket Picks Up

WTBC & WUOA Keymarket Communications of Alabama, Inc.

has purchased WTBC & WUOA/Tuscaloosa, AL from Tuscaloosa Broadcasting Co. for $1,312,500, pending FCC approval.

WTBC operates with 1 kw days and 250 nights

on 1230 kHz. WUOA broadcasts on 95.7 mHz

with 100kw and antenna height of 500 feet.

Tuscaloosa Broadcasting is owned by Bertram

Bank, which has no other broadcast interests. Principals of Keymarket are Kerby Confer and

Paul Rothfus. They also own WMSI &

WJDXIJackson, MS; WIZK & WIGL /Orange- burg, SC; and WGVL & WSSL /Greenville -Gray

Court, SC. Confer is also a principal in

WGKX /Memphis and KSSNILIttIe Rock.

Blackburn & Co- brokered the sale.



Washington Report

AM Subcarriers Set For New Uses

Currently, AM subcarriers may only be used for utility load management. But the FCC has proposed opening them up to new services, such as highway information displays or synchronization of traffic lights or irrigation devices. FCC Chairman Mark Fowler calls the proposal "a small break for AM broadcasters."

Specifically, the Commission is seeking comments on allowing secondary use of the AM carrier for non -broadcast purposes, allowing transmission of signals not audible on regular radios, and not setting technical standards for AM subcarriers on grounds that broadcasters have ample incentive to avoid interference to their primary signals.

Stations could only run subcarrier services during their authorized operating hours. And broadcast -related ventures, such as subscription services, would have to be under the licensee's control, although not subject to the same rules as true broadcast services.

WFMS, WLRS Hit With EEO Conditions

WFMS /Indianapolis and WLRS /Louisville are among eight stations ordered to submit periodic EEO reports to the FCC. Their li- censes, and those of 12 other stations, were challenged by the National Black Media Co- alition (NBMC), but all 14 won renewals.

However, EEO reporting conditions were attached to the renewals of WFMS, WLRS, WLAP -AM & FM /Lexington; WVLK -AM & FM /Lexington; and WHIN & WWKX /Gall- atin, TN. Two of the stations - WHIN & WWKX - were also ordered to submit re- vised EEO programs on female and minority recruitment within 30 days.

The Commission found no fault with several other stations cited by NBMC - WCMR & WFRN /Elkhart, IN; WAKY & WVEZ/ Louisville; and WDEF -AM & FM /Chatta- nooga.

Aspirin Group Claims Anti -PSA Success

The Committee for the Care of Children claims to be winning its war against Food and Drug Administration PSAs warning that children may develop deadly Rye's syndrome if given aspirin for flu symptoms. The committee, which is funded by the aspirin industry, recently mailed letters to 8000 radio and 750 TV stations disputing the FDA claim and asking that the government PSAs not be aired.

Now the group says a questionnaire en- closed in the mailing shows that broadcasters are heeding its message. A total of 238 responding stations said they won't carry the PSAs, 24 said they would, and eight reported taking the spots off the air after getting the committee's letter.

FM Certification Draws Bronx Cheers

The FCC's plan to stop reviewing FM ap- plications for technical and interference purposes has drawn overwhelmingly negative reviews from broadcasters filing comments in the proceeding. The Commission suggests letting applicants merely certify that `heir proposals comply with all engineering rules.

Typical of the comments was ABC's as- sertion that "self- certification promises benefits that are largely either illusory or inconsequential while threatening to im-

pose penalties that will be substantial and potentially disabling, particularly for small market broadcasters."

Most applicants aren't qualified to make the kind of reviews now conducted by the FCC, ABC claims. And it says existing stations would be forced to make costly anal- yses of every new station, minor, or major change application that might affect their signal. ABC also predicts nightmarish problems if the FCC tries to shut down a station built on engineering data that turns out to be incorrect.

Other Key Developments:

FCC Commissioner Dennis Patrick was sworn in December 2 after receiving a "re- cess appointment" from President Reagan. Patrick must still be confirmed by the Sen- ate for his term to extend beyond the end of 1984.

The Commission was set to rule this week (12 -14) that obscene ads planned by presidential candidate Larry Flynt are not protected by the law that bars stations from censoring commercials for legally qualified candidates for federal office.

A federal court has fined Victor Alcorn of Sayville, NY $750 and sentenced him to 18 months probation for operating a pirate FM station that interfered with the instrument landing system at MacArthur Airport in Islip, NY.

The NRBA has proposed a radio-only debate of the Republican and Democratic party presidential nominees next Septem- ber 16 at its annual convention to be held in Los Angeles.

NRBA PLANS CHALLENGE R &R /Friday, December 16, 1983

Broadcasters Cool To New Call Letter Freedom

Industry reaction to the FCC's complete overhaul of its call letter rules (R&R 12 -9) seems to be mixed, but leaning towards the negative. Latest word from the Commission is that the changes will probably take effect January 20.

Under the new system, FCC attorney Bob Hayne says it will take stations only one day to get new calls approved. After a quick check to make sure the letters aren't already in use, the Commission will ap- prove new calls by telegram, with no regard for "good taste" or phonetic similarity to other calls in the market.

Obscene Calls Too Risky, Say PDs

Program directors contacted by R&R weren't disturbed by the prospect of suggestive or obscene calls. The PDs seem convinced few stations are likely to risk hurting their position in the market by obtaining off -color call letters. "They'll receive too In general, the broadcasters seems to like much aggravation from community the idea of being able to pick up new calls leaders if they try something cutesy," almost instantly, with no 30 -day delay. KEZO /Omaha PD Greg Gillespie forecast. WKFM's Lakefield speculated, "That could

Also unworried about good taste is open a lot of new radio wars." WKFM /Syracuse Operations Manager One of the most controversial aspects of Chuck Lakefield. He's more concerned the FCC decision was abolition of the about similar- sounding call letters which 180 -day waiting period before dropped calls could result in "screwed -up Arbitron tabs can be adopted by another station in the and diaries and really messed -up same market. But Arbitron spokesman listeners." Alison Conte didn't seem overly concerned.

WHHY /Montgomery PD Mark St. John "While we see no immediate impact . . .

commented, "Let the community decide there is a strong potential for isolated in- what calls are proper or not. The broad- stances of listener confusion. These will re- casters should have that on their minds." quire that Arbitron stay in closer touch with KZEL /Eugene PD Ken Martin agreed that stations to be aware of call letter changes so blatantly obscene calls aren't likely, we can continue to reliably and accurately although more subtle "double entendres" record listening." may arise. He added, "All this deregulation Conte expressed confidence that diary is starting to get out of hand. I think they've data like slogans and frequencies, plus opened up a can of worms and they're going close attention to the date of call changes, to be sorry they let this get out of their con - will enable Arbitron to credit listening ac- trol." curately even under the new FCC rules.

NRBA President Bernie Mann said his group will immediately file for partial re- consideration of the FCC action. Calling the shift of disputes to local courts "extremely distressing," Mann said, "The vagaries and delays, the widely varying standards in- herent in local litigation are a poor substitute for a function which rightfully rests with the Commission."

KZEL's Ken Martin agreed, saying, "Local courts aren't familiar with the types of problems that come up between broadcasters. And the courts are so overcrowded it could take months or years to settle something."

Instant Calls Change Popular

COMPLETELY COMPUTERIZED NEWS CENTER

AP Broadcast Completes Washington Move Settling In - The consolidation of AP's radio network and broadcast

wire operations in Washington, D.C. was completed at the end of November, when VP /Director /Broadcast Services Roy Steinfort and other administrative staff left New York for 1825 K St. Thirty broadcast wire positions made the same move over Labor Day weekend, joining AP Radio. The AP Broadcast News Center houses nearly 100 employees in 10,000 square feet of space and features full computerization, with the radio net and wires sharing 26 terminals.

Deputy Director /Broadcast Services Jim Hood puts the cost of the move at "under $1 million," which includes two new studios (for a total of five), a $100,000 air condition-

Writer /producer Meagan Cassidy edits audio tape for AP Radio news.

Dave Melendy anchors a newscast from one of the AP Broadcast Center's five Washington studios.

ing system, new furniture, a 64- channel digital audio switcher, and an extensive video distribution system for monitoring the television networks.

Washington's cheaper office space and a need to centralize broadcast operations prompted the move. Says Hood, "You should have people writing the broadcast wires in

Newsroom clerk Etta Solomon handles closed cir- cuit news feeds as writer /producer Pat Hazan prepares a script on one of 26 computer terminals in the AP Broadcast News Center.

a broadcast environment." He adds, "It works great. It's been a success since day one." The wire reporters have benefitted enormously from hearing AP Radio reports as they come in, according to Hood. A prime example came when the Soviets shot down Korean Airlines Flight 007, during the new center's first few days of operation. Having instant access to AP Radio material gave the broadcast wires a lead of several hours they wouldn't have had in New York.



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Radio Still Moves The Music Fears that video and other alternatives may be replacing radio as the prime

motivator in record purchases are apparently unfounded. A recent study in

trend -conscious USA Today ranked radio exposure as the number one in-

fluence on record and tape buying. In fact, the second major influence on music buying was having heard other music by the same artist on the radio. Word of mouth was third. Hearing the music was fourth, followed by the reason "buy everything artist records." And it seems buyers don't put much stock in

record reviews, either. They ranked seventh.

Female DJs Emulate Male Peers Female broadcasters are con-

sciously lowering their voices to achieve the deep, mellifluous tones of their male counterparts, claims Arizona State University's Dr. Carol Valentine. Why? She contends that longtime male dominance in the broadcasting industry has Americans associating knowledge and credibility

with lower- pitched voices. Valentine did tell Wireless Flash

that as more women aspire to broadcasting careers, their higher -pitched tones will become more acceptable. She also warned that constant voice lowering can seriously damage vocal chords.

Smoking, Ulcers Don't Mix Nicotine is a common, if not constant companion to radio and records per-

sonnel. Another familiar friend is the ulcer. But recent medical research indicates that cigarette smoking significantly hampers the healing of ulcers. Ulcer- ridden smokers treated with cimetidine (Tagamet) were healed 63% of the time vs. nonsmokers with an 80% healing rate. About 50% of nonsmokers suffered a recurrence within a year compared to 84% of the smokers.

Compact Player Packs Full Sound

Unisef Model H -2P

When personal stereos came in, the "boom box" went out. The large, clunky radio /cassette players whose music you shared with everyone else (whether they wanted to hear it or not) was replaced by more discreet receivers whose sounds you kept to yourself. Now Unisef has introduced its new "HP Series" personal stereos that carry like the portable cassette players but blare like a much larger unit. Besides auto -reverse tape playback, AM /FM stereo radio, and built -in loudspeakers, additional features include headphones, a DC jack, high- impact plastic case, and shoulder strap.

Direct further information inquiries to the UCM Corporation at (213) 540 -7723, or (800) 821 -1550 outside Southern California.

Burns Slates

"Megaseminar" When Burns Media holds its

13th Media Radio Studies Semi- nar in Los Angeles next month, the participants will be looking for megatrends. Focusing on the theme "A Megatrend Approach To Radio Management," and applying author John Naisbitt's "Megatrends" to modern corn - mercial radio, seminar sessions will encompass management problems, advertising, promotions, personnel, communications, and changing audience perceptual values. Among the special offer- ings are a management psychologist -led training workshop and new views on radio station posi- tioning.

The seminar will be held Janu- ary 16 -18 at the Miramar Sheraton Hotel. Registration and other details are available through Burns Media Consultants at (213) 985 -8522.

'83 Ad Spending Outlook

Generally, this time of year is given over to reflections and predictions, and the communications industry is

no exception. Advertising Age recently printed the 1983 ad

spending -by- medium predictions of Robert Coen, Sr. VP /Director of Forecasting, McCann Erickson. He

shows network radio with a 20% in-

crease over 1982. Spot radio sports a

nine percent growth from the previous year. Magazines and network television are tied at 11%.

R &R /Friday, December 16, 1983

Fall '83 RADAR Previewed National Radio Profile Unchanged; Usage

In Cable, Noncable Homes Identical

Although the complete findings of the Fall 1983 RADAR radio audience reports won't be released until February, initial results indicate the continu- ing broad reach of both national and network radio. Weekly, radio reaches 95% of the population which includes over 180 million persons 12 + . In com-

parison, network -affiliated facilities claim 80% of the population, or over 155 million. According to Statistical Research, Inc., this RADAR report is

the first "based upon the full -year continuous measurement from November 1982 through October 1983."

FM audience share slightly increased, 66% of overall usage vs. 65% in

the spring '83 RADAR. Once again, women employed full or part-time outside the home listen to radio more than all women, accounting for 55% of female radio usage. However, they only comprise a 49% share of the population. And radio usage in cable and noncable households was practically identical - there was less than one percent difference in usage between both categories.

Dial Cards Map

Radio Territory A year ago Detroit -based

RADIOGUIDE debuted the "Country Music Radioguide," at that time the latest addition to its guide family. Now the firm is

steering its efforts in the direction of car rental customers, helping them dial up their favorite formats. Each 3'/2 x 81/2 card may be hung on the radio knob and contains a

listing of all AM and FM outlets for a particular city, including frequency, call letters, and format. For added convenience slogans are used (when possible), while local stations are emphasized in

bold type. This new RADIOGUIDE off-

shoot has been launched in 24 major markets serviced by co- sponsor Northwest Orient Air-

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lines. The venture is also being conducted in cooperation with Budget Rent -A -Car and local ra-

dio stations, which are "billboard - ed" on the front of the cards. Plans call for the promotion to continue until early spring, when it's estimated all the 1,320,000 dial cards will have been distributed. Contact Arthur Vuolo (313) 434 -2712 or Barry Grant (313) 559 -7970 for further details.

IRTS Publishes New Tech Booklet

Seminar Summary

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Earlier this year, the Interna- tional Radio and Television So- ciety sponsored a Faculty /Indus- try Seminar and College Confer- ence. The events have since been published in a 48 -page booklet titl- ed "Seminar Summary," edited by

Dan Rustin. This repon ñigñ lights the issues /comments discussed during the five -day meeting, which explored the future of communications options. Among the 40 communications experts in attendance were Via - com's Ralph Baruch and Warner Bros.' Edward Bleier. Copies are priced at $20 for members, $30 for nonmembers. Call (212) 867 -6650.

Cologne Climbs

Corporate Ladder Any would -be corporate executive

knows clothes help make the man. But in these changing times it might help to smell like one, too. That's the sales hook behind "C.E.O." Co-developer Dudley Taw, a retired chief executive officer, describes the scent as "gracious" and told the

in this class you want something that whispers."

What you can't whisper is the price. At $45 per four -ounce bottle, C.E.O. should most certainly be in a

class by itself. However, it's facing competition from the Italian cologne "Wall Street," touted as "a fragrance for the man who does more than trade stocks and bonds." But Taw is al-

ready working on another marketing edge - "Ms. C.E.O."

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rare glimpse at his more serious self. We'll hear some "inside the biz" stories, and then some cuts from the new album "Rappin' Rodney," on RCA Records. After this exclusive Source special, you'll have to agree. Rodney may get no respect, but the man sure has rhythm.

The week of December 19 -26.

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Mutual "A Country Christmas" w/Osmond Brothers

(December 25)

"Country Music Countdown Year's weekend)

Narwood

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Country Closeup: T.G. Sheppard (December 26)

Music Makers: Songwriter Leo Robin (December 26)

Lawrence Welk (January 2)

Musicfest: Big Bard Salute w/Benny Goodman, Duke El-

lington, Woody Herman, and more (New Year's Eve)

NBC Source:

Future rock (December 23 -25) Christmas countdown w /Journey, Robert Plant,

Rush, Who, Van Her (December 12 -24) News that rocked '83 (December 30- January 1)

Orange Productions Net Sounds Of Sinatra:

Year-end special (Close of 1983)

Radioscope (Lee Bailey) Joy: A Radioscope Christmas (December 25) '83 in review f/Michael Jackson (January 1)

Chaka Khan (January 8)

RKO Networks Countdown America w/ John Leader (IS INC):

Olivia Newton-John spotlighted (December 17.18)

Top 83 of '83/Pt. I (December 24 -25) Top 83 of '83/P1. II (December 31- January 1)

Hot Ones (IS INC): Jeffrey Osborne (Week of December 26) Stray Cats (Week of January 2)

Solid Gold Saturday Night (Dick Bartley):

Hits of Christmas (December 24) New Year's Eve party (December 31)

Rolling Stone Magazine Productions Guest DJ:

Robent Plant (December 26)

Best of "Guest DJ "/Pt. I (January 2)

Kris Stevens Enterprises "12 Hors of Christmas" (Christmas '83)

Strand Broadcast Services Music & Memories:

Righteous Bros. /actors Jerry Mothers, Noel

Neill, Jack Larson (December 31- January i)

Turtfes/actor /singer Johnny Crawford (January 7 -8)

Syndicate It, Inc. Radloroblcs w /Jayne Kennedy (defy)

Music of Black America (J.J. Johnson):

Yearend review w/Ray Parker Jr. (December 26)

What's ahead In 1984 w/Ray Parker Jr. (January 2)

Tuesday Productions This Is Christmas" (December)

United Stations "Christmas Around the Country." (December

23 -25) "Crystal Gayle's Golden Decade" (December

30- January 1)

Dick Clark's Rock, Roll & Remember:

Rock 'n' roll Christmas (December 23 -25) Big Hits of 1983 (December 30- January 1)

Brook Benton (January 7-8)

KEEPING COMPANY WITH CARNES - Singer /songwriter Kim Carnes recently taped a segment of RKO Radio's The Hot Ones." She's flanked here by (l -r) Rob Sisco and Jo Interrante, principals of program producer IS INC.

Rick Dees' Weekly Top 40: Top 100 countdown/Pt. I (December 23 -25) Top 100 countdown /Pt. It (December

30- January 1)

The Great Sounds: Eddie Fisher (December 23 -25) Guy Lombardo (December 30- January 1)

Les Paul (January 6 -8)

Solid Gold Country: Bobby Helms (December 23 -25) Earl Thomas Conley (December 30- January 1)

Tribute to Elvis (January 6 -8)

Weekly Country Music Countdown: Deborah Men (December 23 -25) 1983 Year End Countdown (December

30- January 1)

Ronnie Mils (January 6-8)

Westwood One Budweiser Concert Hour:

Kod 8 the Gang (December 23 -25)

Dr. Demento: Christmas show (December 23 -25) Funny 25 (December 30- January 1)

Earth News: Best of Earth News '83 w /Joan Rivers/Michael

Sembello/Boy George/Bette Davis/Robert Plant (Week of December 19)

Best of Earth News '83 w/Bonnie Tyler /Playboy Advisor's James Petersen/Eurythmics' An- nie Lennox /Eddie Murphy/Boy George (Week of December 26)

Off The Record Specials: Rolling Stones/Pt. Il (December 19 -25) U2 (December 26- January 1)

Bob Seger/Pt. I (January 2-8)

Rock Album Countdown: Top LPs of 1983/Pt. I (December 23 -25) Top LPs of 1983/Pt. Il (December 30- January

1)

Rock Chronicles: Previous lobs (December 16 -18)

Special Edition: Kool 8 the Gang (December 16 -18) Jones Girls (December 23 -25)

Star Trak Profiles: Donna Summer (December 16 -18)

ABC Entertainment Net/ Silver Eagle (DIR):

Silver Eagle Christmas (December 24) Silver Eagle New Year's party (December 31)

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

Rock and roll Christmas (December 25)

Rock Net /King Biscuit (DIR): Yearend special wiWbo, Men At Work, Quiet

Riot, Greg Klhn and more (December 25)

Rock Net: National Rock Poll (January 6)

Watermark /Soundtrack of the '605: Christmas edition f/Phil Spector Xmas LP,

Beatles, Johnny Rivers (December 24 -25) "The Survivors" w/Eric Clanton, Diana Ross

(December 31- January 1)

CBS RadioRadio:

"Great 1 s of '83" (December 30- January 2)

Top 30 USA: pop Xmas music, top songs of '83 (December 24 -25, 31- January 1)

Clayton Webster Country Calendar:

Emmylou Harris (December 26) Bobby Bare (December 27) Kenny Rogers (December 28) Ed Bruce (December 29) Charley Pride (December 30) Hot Hits for '83 (December 37) Hank Williams Jr. (January t)

Rarities: Dave Edmunds (December 26) Nick Lowe (December 27) Eric Clapton (December 28) Joe Cocker (December 29) Asia (December 30)

Retro Rock: Yearend review (December 26)

Continuum Broadcasting Don & Deanna On Bleecker Street:

Christmas Best w/Roger McGuinn, Darlene Love (December 23 -25)

Mary Wells/Wilson Pickett/Shlrelles (December 30- January 1)

DIR Broadcasting Net Live Cuts (December 26 -30)

Inside Track: Eddie Van Halen/David Lee Roth (Week of

December 26)

Global Satellite Network Rockline:

Motels /Don Felder (December 19)

"Rocklines. Greatest Moments on Rockline" (December 26)

Robert Plant (Rocklin replay) (January 2)

London Wavelength BBC Rock Hour:

Salute to '83 (December 25) Beatles holiday spectacular (Week of January

2)

Rock Over London: Marilyn (December 27) Mark Bedford (Madness) interview (Week of

January 8)

MJI Broadcasting Metalshop:

Black Sabbath/Kevin DuBrow of Quiet Ri-

ot/Steeler/Ozzy Osbourne (January 6-8)

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ABC Year -end economy reports w/Gordon Williams

(December 17 -18, 24 -25, 30- January 1)

Entertainment Net: The People of 1983 w/8111 Diehl (December 26 -30)

FM Net: Unfinished Business of 1983 w/Nick Alexander

(Year -end special)

Information Net: Comparative ads/chimney fires/altemative long dis-

tance phone systems/car safety on "John Stossel Consumer Lookout" (December 18,

24 -25, 31)

CBS Newsmark (December 30)

RadioRadio: Producer Fred De Cordova/Michael Jackson/Darrtn

McGrvin /actor Duncan Regehr/Christmas on "Kris Erik Stevens - In Touch" (December 19-25)

Clayton Webster Jack Carney Comedy Show: Best of '83 (December 26)

Joe Piscopo At Large: Eric Burdon (December 26 -27)

Old & the Pathetic/Proctor 8 Gamble (December 28)

Loverboy's Mike Reno (December 29 -30) Predictions (December 31) New Year's Day/Koppel 8 Reagan (January 1)

Sporting News Report: Jim Br own /Billy Cunningham /Moses Malone /Pete

Rose/Herschel Walker (December 26)

Narwood Productions Minding Your Business: SBA -funded research /SCR Corp. Interiors

(December 19)

Developing sales leads/flexible work schedule (December 20)

IRA's second year /Pt. I /Year -end bonuses (December 21)

MBT Associates (December 22) Small biz 8 pdttics/travel: pleasure w/buslness

(December 23)

Progressive Radio Net Computer Program: Artificial intelligence /assembly line computers/com-

puter music /computer artists/miniaturization (Week of December 19)

News Blimp: Hidden meanings in gifts/overachievers /travel /gay

boy scout leader (Week of December 19)

Public Interest Affiliates PIA: "Women in the 80s" w/Poly Bergen (Week of

December 18)

Health Care: Prostate cancer (Week of December 18)

Crime Journal: J. Robert Nash looks at crazy escapes/supersti-

tion/murder motive /courtroom antics (Week of December 18)

Radio Entertainment Net Olympic Minute: Champion wished for loss (December 19) Banal charge in Tokyo (December 20) Attila the Hun's sport (December 22) Ten commandments of sport (December 23) War and peace and sport (December 28) Giant leap backward (December 28) Tokyo's traveling toilets (December 29) Champions by the trainload (December 30)

Riches, Rubinstein & Radio "Rumble Fish" radio news kit featuring soundtrack

music, movie dips, and interviews with Matt Dillon, Diane Lane, Francis Coppola, is al. (Now flirt, December)

Strand Broadcast Services Something You Should Know: Gossip (December 19) Negotiating a raise (December 21) Helpful Xmas hints (December 22 -23) Sexual chemistry (December 26) Making things happen (December 27) Orwell's 1984 (December 30)

Westwood One Brad Messer's Daybook: Jamestown colony 1808 /moon eclipse (December

19)

Chia labor/tax on bachelors 1821 (December 20) Gen. Patton/high-speed railroad (December 21) Radio telescope /winter prediction climate

(December 22) Raggedy Ann/Halley's comet (December 23)

Playboy Advisor: Stress reason for lack of desire /child raised by lead-

an/cigarette smoking and sex/best of Playboy Advisor (December 19 -23, 26 -30)

Spaces & Places: Learning to take risks (December 19 -23) Self employment. an American dream (December

26 -30)

All abort anger (January 2-6)

PEOPLE

Scott Ken- yon appointed Director of Fea- ture Productions at Orake -Chen ault. He was formerly Director of Research and As- sistant PD at KYA/ Scott Kenyon San Francisco. He will be responsible for the production of the new version of the "History of Rock & Roll," which will run one hour daily, five days a week. It's distributed on a barter basis and will continue indefinitely.

Cornelius (Neal) Weed has been named Vice President of Sales for Mu- tual Broadcasting. In this new capacity, Weed will oversee the net's national sales operation, reporting to Jack Clements, Sr. VP /Mutual Ra- dio Network. Weed was most recently President /owner of Country Ses- sions, Inc. His background also includes seven years as VP /Sales and Midwest Director /Sales with the NBC Radio Networks.

Actor John Gabriel comes aboard the RKO Radio Networks as host of "Soap Opera Update." Gabriel doubles as Dr. Seneca Beau - lac on "Ryan's ! e'

Hope." The 60- John Gabriel second "Soap Opera Update" is written by Mary Ann Cooper.

Laurie Gor- man joins PG Productions as producer of RKOI Radio's "Live From The Record Plant." Over the past five years Gorman coor- dinated media rela- Laurie Gorman tions for Front Line Management. The show, scheduled to debut in January, is hosted by Jo Interrante and Don Novello (aka Father Guido Sarducci).

Chris Lane has been named Marketing Director at Weedeck Radio Network. He's been with the firm four months, most recently working in the Station Relations Depart- ment. Lane's appointment is effective January 1.

Russ Withers, President of WMIX /Mount Vernon, IL, has been elected President of the Mutual Ad- visory Board. Other elected board members are WSOC -AM & FM/ Charlotte VP /GM Lee Morris as Vice Chairman, and WCLI /Corning, NY VP /GM Alan Andrews as Treasurer.

Veteran radio personality Dan Ingram has been selected as host of RadioRadio's new weekly national music feature, "Top 40 Satellite Survey." The "countup" program is

slated to premiere in early April.

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Glen Campbell is host of Nar- wood Productions' "Country Closeup Christmas Special," while Skitch Henderson will handle the same honors for the company's "Music Makers Christmas Spe- cial." And WNEW /New York personality William B. Williams will emcee Narwood's four -hour "Big Band Sal-

ute."

The National Division of the Connecticut Radio Network has announced plans to create and pro- duce the Villanova Basketball Radio Network. Broadcasting of all

Villanova basketball games corn - mences with the 1984 -85 season, with the possibility of the network starting up with this year's '84 Big East Conference Tournament. CRN is

the developer and producer of the National Ski Watch.

Starting with the 1985 season, CBS Radio Network has extended its major league baseball broadcast contract for five years. This agreement

is in addition to the network's previously announced one -year extension of broadcast rights, covering 1984's All Star Gane, League of Champion- ships, and the World Series.

STONES OUT FROM UNDER- COVER - The Rolling Stones are the focus of a two -part Westwood One "Off The Record" special (second installment to air December 19). Host Mary Turner, above with Mick Jagger, interviewed the Stones about their new LP and videos, new record company affiliation, and future projects.

UPI has transferred its satellite

uplink from âlenwood, NJ to its corn - munications center in Dallas.

SHOW MUST GO ON - Although Heart's Howard Leese fell on stage during the group's Greenville, SC concert, he continued on through two en- cores. Heart's performance was broadcast live exclusively on the Source network, produced by Starfleet Blair. Shown comforting Leese are (1 -r) Frank Cody, Source Executive Director /Programming; Heart's Mark Andes, Denny Carmassi, and Nancy Wilson; Starfleet Executive Director /Program- ming Joseph Mirabella Ill; group's Ann Wilson; Starftact President Sam Kop- per, and Source Programming Manager Andrew Denemark.

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R&R/Friday, December 16, 1983 s ' - - - - - Pro:Motions Gilmer VP At CBS Songs

Jimmy Gilmer is named VP /Southern Region at CBS Songs. He had been VP at United Artists Music's Nashville operation, which he opened in

1969. Gilmer is also well -known as former lead singer for the Fireballs (of "Sugar Shack" fame).

Two Join Allegiance Michael Mathews has been appointed National Pro-

motion Director at Allegiance Records. He formerly headed the M.M.L.A. independent promotion firm and was National Promotion Director at Faulty Products. Scott Bergstein has also joined the company, as

Director of Artist Development. Besides heading his

own management firm, Bergstein has worked with Casablanca's international division.

Shields Upped At WELT

As Getz Heads BSC Cable

Broad Street Communications has named Larry Getz Sr. VP /Cable Program Development, basing out of the company's WELT /New Haven. Getz, a four -year station veteran, had been WELI's Sr. VP /General Manager. WELT GSM Stanley Shields has been promoted to Station Manager, replacing Getz, who will supervise BSC's cable program development with special attention to the company's Radiovision service.

Sloan Joins Kat Family ry

Sue Sloan has been promoted to National A/C Promotion Direc- tor at Kat Family Records. She

had served as Special Projects Coordinator for the label and in

various positions at sister law firm Katz, Weissman and Cherry. Sloan will also serve as the A/C liaison between the label and E /P /A. Sue Sloan

EMI Taps Khoury For New Operations Capitol /EMI has appointed Edward C. Khoury

VP /Business Development for EMI Music Worldwide. In addition, he will serve on the newly- created Worldwide Management Board and will also supervise the company's new Worldwide Business Development Group. He has also been named President of the new Capitol Data Systems division, which will expand on

the company's present magnetic products operations.

McMillan Named KNX National Sales Manager

Tom McMillan is the new National Sales Manager for CBS O &O KNX/Los Angeles. He was formerly GSM at KSOO-AM & FM /San Diego and has worked in

sales at Los Angeles stations KFI & KOST and KRTH, among others. He previously owned the Peterson, Masters and McMillan advertising agency.

ARBA Seeks Veteran Broadcasters The Armed Forces Broadcasters Association

has been formed to assist military broadcasters and

electronic media personnel who previously served in

the military. Besides offering professional services for members, the ARBA is planning awards for producers of PSAs. More information is available from Executive President Sandra Starkweather at (202) 965 -7510.

Rand Manages In Bozeman KCDQ /Bozeman, MT names Jon Rand General

Manager. He spent the last two years as Sales Man- ager of Golden West's KPLZ /Seattle and has also

served three years as Western Regional Manager for the Radio Advertising Bureau.

McAley Moves To Peoria David McAley has been ap-

pointed Station Manager for Midwest Television's WMBD &

WKZW /Peoria. He comes to the stations from the VP /Station Manager's job at WMRO &

WAUR /Aurora, IL. McAley has also been Executive Director of the Northern Illinois University sports network and done air work at WIND /Chicago and WOWO/ Ft. Wayne. David McAley

RAB Appoints Two William Shriftman has been upped to Senior

VP /Finance and Administration at RAB (Radio Adver- tising Bureau). Since May 1981 he had been serving as VP /Finance. Prior to joining RAB, he was Controller at Empire Savings in White Plains. NY. In related activity, Bonnie Rarick comes aboard as Office Manager of RAB's Chicago office. She was previously affiliated with the One Forty Four Corporation.

Sparrow Eyes Taylor John Taylor has been named

National Promotion Manager for California -based Sparrow Records. He joins the label from the Benson Company in

Nashville, where he had been employed in a similar position for five years. He was also co-

publisher and editor of the gospel - oriented tipsheet Radio Report. John Taylor

Katz Ups Two In Birmingham Katz Broadcasting's WZZK/Birmingham has pro-

moted Tina Johnson to National Sales Coordinator and Jim Whisenhunt to Local Sales Manager. Both were previously Account Executives at the station.

Hahn Heads A &M Studios Don Hahn has been appointed VP /GM of A &M

Recording Studios. He joined the label in 1977 as a

Senior Engineer and was most recently Director of Operations for the studio. Previously, he had been with New York -based A &R Recording.

Jim Harder

Harder Upped By Eastman

Jim Harder has been named VP /Manager of Eastman Radio's Chicago branch. He's a six -year company veteran and was most recently Manager of the Phila- delphia office.

Drexler to MCA A &R MCA appoints Marcy Drexler

to Manager of East Coast A &R.

She joins the label from Arista, where she was A &R Talent Coor- dinator for the past seven years. Drexler also worked for WCBS- FM /New York as an engineer. Marcy Drexler

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Quotable Notables Last week we looked at the year in review viarhe chronology of

events. Now let's take a look at the year's happenings in the words of the movers and shakers in the ratings and research biz. We'll read comments relating to Arbitron, Birch, perceptual research, and miscellaneous items such as qualitative research and the impact of new technology.

Have fun wading through the words of wisdom that made 1983 a memora-

ble year. Quotations not specifically attributed are mine.

Arbitron Ratings Revenues: According to the maga-

zine Advertising Age, "Arbitron's 1982 revenues were estimated to be $80.3 million, up almost 21% over 1981. The radio division accounted for approximately $37 million." Arbitron of- ficials would neither confirm nor deny the figures.

Promotion Policy: "There's no way we can restrict how stations promote the fact that they have done well in past ratings surveys."

-Tony Kelsey, General Counsel for Arbitron

Beautiful Music Wanes & Waxes: "One reason 63% of the combined Beautiful Music shares have slipped is

that listeners have devoted more and more of their precious quarter -hours to other alternatives such as Big Band."

(February 4)

"Some of the formats (such as BM)

that were supposed to be dying only a

few months ago are looking awfully lively." (July 22)

New Demos: "Some of the Advisory Council members are concerned about five -year demo cells, but most of us feel the stability will be adequate."

-Ted Dori, Radio Advisory Council Chairman

The Arbitron Radio Advisory Council: "It's damn perplexing and maybe it's a communications problem, but I get the feeling that many broadcasters just don't pay attention to what we're doing. That's one major frustration."

-Ted Dorf, ARAC Chairman

Arbitron Hardware: "We'll be offering rolling monthly averages on an

IBM /PC, not the CD110. Our customers have made it clear they do not want us in the hardware end of the research business."

-Bill Livek, VP

Arbitron Sales /Marketing

New Slogan Policy: "Fewer than 3% of the diary entries have anything to do with an identifier that is not the station's call letters or exact frequency."

-Claire Kummer, Radio Product Manager, Arbitron

Arbitrends - for sales or not for sales? "Since the sample size in a rolling monthly is as large as it is in a local market report, there should be no sup- pression of demos."

-Carol Mayberry, Research VP, Katz Radio

Kent Burkhart George Green

"I've always felt that three -year demo spreads were best."

-Kent Burkhart, consultant

" Arbitrends is supposed to be a programming tool. It's not supposed to be a sales tool." - George Green, past Chairman and member

of the Arbitren Radio Advisory Council

Differential Survey Treatment: "While the jury is still out on DST it is clearly a

better approac'i than Telephone Retrieval for measuring listening by blacks."

-John Dimling, Executive Director, Electronic Media Rating Council

Birch Radio

Tom Birch

Ad Agency Perceptions: "The ad community was a skeptical audience but indicated that they will use us now as long as we can interface with their Arbitron data. Our monthly reports and qualitative reports will thus become most important to them."

-Tom Birch. President, Birch Radio

Cume Problems: "We're considering two -day recall as compared to our current methodology. We feel the sensitivity of telephone recall is so much better than the seven -day diary that the in-

dustry will find our cume levels, even though they will be projections, extremely useful."

-Tom Birch

"Birch is still trying to come up with decent weekly daypart cume projections. It's disappointing that Birch hasn't solved its cume problems, and this is

still an Achilles heel for the service." (April 22)

"Birch, with Jim Yergin's help, has

apparently come up with reliable cume projections for five and seven -day levels." (December 2)

Focus Groups

"Stations are much more active with the various kinds of research - perceptual research especially - that are now available."

-John Dimling, Executive Director, EMRC

"If you look at ten years ago there was no such thing as focus groups. They were an unknown quantity and no one was using them to measure performance. Now look at the growth."

-Tom Birch

Telephone Research

"I think the programmer has become more confused. They want to reach out and use telephone methods to measure results, while the real scorecard is Ar- bitron."

-Bill Moyes, President, The Research Group

New Tech/Qualitative

"There is a growing demand for the Quantiplex audience research data in

the radio industry and we intend to make a strong move in that market."

-Jim O'Neill, new Chairman of Quantiplex (June 17)

"While we think the industry will in the long run support this type of research, it

just doesn't appear that the revenues are there now."

-Jim O'Neill on the folding of Quantiplex (November 25)

Jon Coleman

"While the younger demos are being

wooed successfully by MTV, they're still spending a significant time daily with radio."

-Excerpt from Jon Coleman's study of MTV

"The most important thing to point out is that there is no credible measurement of cable audiences, while the radio in-

dustry has ratings that are very useful in

selling." -Larry Patrick,

Senior VP, Hiber, Hart & Patrick

And In Conclusion .. .

Let me close with a notable quote concerning how any research - be it ratings or perceptual research - should be used. "Research should be used to give station management credible guidance, not to make bottom -line deci- sions."

Given those words of wisdom, let me also close by wishing you the hap- piest of holiday seasons. Thanks for all your support - and let's have a great 1984!



Management WOMEN EXECUTIVES ON THE RISE

You've Come A Long Way, Lady By Gary Kaplan

The best man for the job is a woman. No doubt you've seen that bumper sticker staring back at you in rush hour traffic. You may have even found it humorous. However, without question, one of the most important developments of the past decade has been the rise of women executives to positions of power in the corporate suites of American business.

Women were once virtually foreclosed from true upward mobility. But over the past two decades the number of women executives in U.S. business has been increas- ing steadily, with many rising to senior - level positions. Do these women share corn - mon characteristics or career paths? Do those paths differ from their male counterparts? What specific traits propelled them to the top? No academically sound data ex- isted to answer these and other meaningful questions about women senior executives in U.S. business.

Recently, Korn /Ferry International and the Graduate School of Management at UCLA collaborated to develop a com- prehensive study documenting the background and characteristics of the woman senior executive, highlighting how truly important the woman executive has become - both in positions held and compensation earned. Not only does the study indicate how fast and how far women have risen in the upper echelons of management, it shows the path to the top hasn't been en- tirely free of obstacles, and that women have made significant personal sacrifices to achieve their positions of authority.

Senior Executive Profile Business Career

The composite woman senior executive at a large U.S. company holds the title of Vice President and earns annual compensation of $92,159. She aspires to a higher position in the company, although she believes that barriers to women's advance- ment at the senior level still exist.

When evaluating the traits she feels are most important in attaining success, she lists "concern for results," "desire for responsibility," and "positive attitude." Other traits she feels are important are "persistence," "ambition," and "integrity." She doesn't believe that the "who you know, not what you know" theory of career development is valid, although many of her female peers do. She feels that her greatest obstacle to success was being a woman.

She began her career in either

marketing /sales, finance /accounting, or professional /technical positions. She is now in general management. For the present, she defines the fastest "route to the top" as marketing/sales, finance /accounting, and professional /technical. However, she predicts that ten years from now, general management will supersede all of these.

The composite respondent didn't have a career goal when she started out, but considers strategic job changes of value to a career. While she did not have a role model, she did have a male mentor and now serves as a mentor to both lower -level men and women.

She has been with her current employer for 13 years and has worked for three different companies during her career. Her average work week is 53 hours, which she feels is comparable to the number of hours her male counterparts work. (However, a sizable minority of her female peers feel that they work longer hours than do male executives.) She spends 33 days a year out of town on business. While she hasn't been asked to relocate during her career, about a third of her peers have been. Most of those who didn't relocate felt that refusal to relocate had not had a negative effect on their careers. She takes three weeks of vacation per year and has never taken a leave of absence.

Our average woman executive plans to retire before the traditional age of 65. She does not serve on a corporate board of directors, but does belong to women's groups and private clubs. Overall, she seems satisfied with her position because, if she were to start over, she would pursue the same or a similar career.

Early Background and Education The profile's composite respondent was

born in 1936, the firstborn child in her family. She grew up in an urban setting in the Northeast in a city with a population under 100,000. She had one brother, one sister, and lived with both parents. As she was growing up, she was closer to her father, who was employed in a professional /technical/ managerial capacity. Her mother did not work outside the home.


Keeping their UCLA Executive."

Up With The Boys The following chart illustrates how female executives stack up against

male counterparts, who were polled in the 1979 Korn/Ferry study, "Making It To The Top: A Career Profile of the Senior

and

Average years on job

FEMALE MALE

13 19 Number of companies worked for 3 3 Work week hours 53 53 Days out of town on business 33 52 Annual vacation days 16 16 Relocation rate 21% 81% Believe it's who you know,

not what you know 42% 16% Have achieved career goals 24% 67% Would pursue similar career path 80% 88% Average annual salary $92,159 $116,000 Plan to retire before 65 50% 50% Average age 46 53 Hold graduate degrees 30% 43% Married 41 % 95% Moderate drinkers 72% 79% Never smoke 66% 59% Use tranquilizers 13% 12%

She went to a public high school before attending a large, coed college where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree. While an undergraduate student, she worked to provide one -third of her college expenses. Although she didn't obtain a graduate degree, many of her peers did in business or law.

Personal Data The typical woman senior executive is a

46 -year -old white Protestant, who drinks moderately but never smokes or uses tran- quili7ers. She is not currently married and has no children.

If she is divorced, she cites her career as "a factor in the divorce." If married, she has a spouse who is employed fulltime, working in a professional /technical capacity and earning 44% of their household income. Her career is not only more reward- ing financially, but has progressed better and faster than her spouse's.

If she is married and has children (approximately two), she takes primary responsibility for the care of her children as well as for the household tasks. Although she feels she has adequate time to spend with her husband and children, she believes that time spent at work or travelling for her job has a negative effect on her social life.

Our composite respondent is a Republi- can and considers herself "moderate" on social issues and "conservative" on economic issues. She does not believe that women face more antagonism now that they have become more realistic job competitors, but agrees that women do not receive equal pay for equal work. She favors the ERA and the right to abortion, but opposes government -sponsored child care centers.

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Although the radio industry hasn't been researched comprehensively, several observations can be made in light of the preceding study. More women have indeed entered the radio business, holding down positions ranging from air personality to music director, program director, and station /general manager. Several years ago, for example, only a handful of women at- tended RAB's Managing Sales conference. Last year well over a hundred participated, with RAB sponsoring its first professional women's breakfast.

On the other hand, not very many women are serving in top management posts, while a disproportionate number still tend to enter radio's professional ranks through the traditional sales /marketing route. This radio (and records) situation should change, however, as the number of women in the sales /marketing arena and the general workforce increases. Then odds are great that more women will enter the general management and consulting levels, ultimately branching into group management.

Copies of the "Profile of Women Senior Executives" are currently available. To receive a copy, mail your business card to Gary Kaplan c/o Korn /Ferry International, 1900 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Gary Kaplan presently serves as Managing VP /Partner of search firm Korn/Ferry Interna- tional. Based in the Los Angeles corporate offices, he also heads the company's international entertainment specialty practice.

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R&R/Friday December 16, 1983

i STREET TALK It was expected that MCA Music Group

President Irving Azoff and WEA International President Nesuhi Ertegun would announce at a

Wednesday (12 -14) press conference in L.A. a

licensing agreement for WEA International to distribute MCA product worldwide, except in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Ireland. The deal is to take effect January 1 generally, although specific expiration dates of existing agreements could cause a later startup in certain territories.

CBS's "60 Minutes" is currently wrapping up a segment on radio talk hosts and air personalities who take phone calls on the air. No broadcast date has been set, but the second week of January is a possibility. Those interviewed include Alan Berg and Peter Boyles, KOA/Den- ver; Steve Kane, WNWS /Miami; WPKXJ Washington morning man Gary D and VP /GM Bill Sherard; and Research Group VP Dick Springfield. Interestingly, WNBC /New York afternoon jock Howard Stern will be heard but not seen on the broadcast, since NBC would not grant CBS permission to bring the "60 Minutes" cameras into WNBC.

Following Jheryl Busby's move to MCA as VP /Black Music (see Page 1), it looks as if A &M Texas regional rep Step Johnson will shift to L.A. and direct black promotion for A&M.

Is KQAK/San Francisco (you should par- don the expression) on shaky ground? Word on the street in the Bay Area is that the station may be in some financial difficulty and /or up for sale. GM Les Elias said, regarding the financial situation, "Everything's under control." What about the talk of a sale? "We've had a lot of offers to sell," he explained; "if we get the right deal, absolutely." We hear one of those "offers" may have been made by KPRI /San Diego owner Southwestern Broadcasting, but nothing is

official at this point. Look for Mel Posner to leave Elektra/Asy-

lum Records after 25 years with the label. Former WJOK /Washington (the all -corn-

edy station) personalities Brad Krantz and Mike Morin have been tapped as the new morning team for WPIX/New York. The pair will start January 2, with current WPIX morning man Dick Summer remaining with the station in an undetermined capacity.

This week's Wall Street story has Malrite Communications Group going public in mid - January, with Prudential -Bache managing the 1.85 million -share offering. Opening price is pro- jected to be between $14 and $16 per share, trad- ed on the over -the -counter market.

BPI programming consultant Beau Phillips has added KGON/Portland as a client, along with KISW /Seattle and KEZE /Spokane.

At WELI/New Haven, GSM Stanley Shields has been elevated to Station Manager, while station PD Chuck Gross moves up to Operations Manager.

Alan Lawson at WTTR /Baltimore is putting together a staff for the new rocker, and he's looking for tapes and resumes. Contact him at (301) 848-5511.

It's where they make 'em, and it's where they take 'em ... WCZY /Detroit GSM Gary Lewis had his brand new Trans Am stolen recently, and when the highly- sought -after car was finally found, the only thing missing was the $300 security system! Morning personality Dick Purtan was not so lucky. His new Riviera was boosted from a shopping center a few days later, but it has not made a return appearence.

Our condolences to the family and friends of Lowery Music Group VP Mary Tallent, 58, who died in an auto accident last week (12 -6) in Atlanta. Injured in the crash, but recovering, is Marian Lunt, who heads Lowery's foreign operations.

The WAPP /New York morning team of E.J. Crummey and Mark McEwen is now defunct. Mark split for WNEW -FM a couple of weeks ago, and this week E.J. left WAPP as well. No immediate replacement in the morning drive shift of "The Apple."

WMJC & WHND /Detroit MD Mike Jackson is leaving to become PD at WIVY /Jacksonville, beginning January 3.

KLYF /Des Moines has switched from Beautiful Music to Adult /Contemporary. The new PD is Jim Prigge, with Cal Stout as his new MD.

Atlantic Records National Album Promo- tion Director Judy Libow will be married this Sunday (12 -18) to Dr. Brian Herschorn. Con- gratulations to the happy couple!

Also marking the 18th as their wedding day will be independent promotion man "Heavy Lenny" Bronstein and his bride -to-be Arlene.

This is a good one ... KIIQ /Colorado Springs (with its tongue firmly planted in its cheek) offered listeners a chance to win small roles in the first movie to be filmed on the moon! Despite heavy disclaimers that this was all indeed a gag, more than 200 people went for it, wanting to be part of the cast for the upcoming sequel to "2001: A Space Odyssey." By the way, the film will be made, but, naturally, not on the moon.

Tom Casey, who was cut loose as PD of KZLA -AM & FM /Los Angeles last week, is

anxious to get back into the programming harness. Contact Tom at (805)496 -1309.

Congratulations to Isgro Enterprises principal Joe Isgro on being named to serve on the Executive Committee of the Vietnam Veterans Leadership Program. General William Westmoreland made the appointment personally last week in Los Angeles.

The PolyGram national staff was still mumbling (or was that grumbling ?) last week about the memo written by Bill Cataldo listing the company's "Ten Worst Dressed Executives." Ouch. But, never fear ... the terrible ten got back at Bill by awarding him a lavish plaque as PolyGram's "Animal Of The Year." The inscrip- tion said something about Bill's "sexist attitudes, insensitivity, generally sarcastic manner ... " things like that. The PolyGram troops apparently are having quite a time with this gag. Overall, not a bad way to end a strong year for the com-

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mcA TAuc Down Under's Real Life has just finished a whirlwind promo

tour of London, New York, and Los Angeles. "Send Me An Angel" was a CHR Breaker last week, and during the tour, the Aussie foursome gave everyone from European TV -er Razzamatazz to KROQ to Solid Gold an early peak at this "Angel's" creator. The group also caught another version of "real life" when they went to see the Broadway version of The Glass Menagerie, starring Jessica Tandy.

Newsweek reporter David Gates got a first -hand view of the intense appeal of George Strait when he witnessed a brawl between two ladies elbowing for foot -of -stage position during George's recent Abilene, Texas concert. George and WB's John Anderson will be featured in a forthcoming Newsweek story on the hottest new country singers.

The patriotic twist to Night Ranger's hit song and video of "(You Can Still) Rock In America" has prompted inquiries from the Marines into a "Join Rock In America" promotional campaign. The Japanese have had Night Ranger for the past two weeks for eight sold - out shows. After Christmas, the Rangers join CBS' Quiet Riot for what should be one rockin' good tour.

New York Jets' Mark Gastineau, who performs his own "Safety Dance" when sacking opposing quarterbacks, recently introduced Men Without Hats to a packed Roseland house in New York

City, presenting them with their gold LPs for Rhythm Of Youth. Touring is tough these days. Those "Doggin'" guys and gal in

Klique had their bus snowed -in in Denver and their van turn over in Kansas City. Manager George Murphy wasn't in either vehicle. Think he knows something?

Congratulations to Joe Ely and his wife for giving birth to daughter Maria.

Welcome to L.A. Mr. & Mrs. Lou Simon. Lou is on KKHR morning drive. Wife Marla joins teaching staff of Star -kids School, Oakwood Academy.

Congratulations also go to our David Brenner. He survived dinner with Kal Rudman recently when David and Kal were honored with Golden Entertainment Award from the Golden Slipper Club on November 17. It's not as good as having a baby, but what do you want from a comedian?

MCA TALK hears that Rolling Stone will be shuttering their L.A. editorial office January 1.

Joan Jett will be giving her Los Angeles' hometown fans a

Christmas present with a surprise headline show on December 19 at The Palace in Hollywood.

B. B. King is having a full- tuition scholarship given in his name by the Guitar Institute of Technology.

That's that for 1983 ! Happy New Year ! 1983 was a good one for us; we see even better things ahead for '84. We wish all of you the best for the New Year, too!



KEN BARNES

DaryiHall: Cellar Dweller Daryl Hall & John Oates as a duo go back as far as 1972, the year

their first album, "Whole Oats," was released. They met while hanging around the Philadelphia session scene, occasionally playing and singing on the countless black records produced by Gamble & Huff and the smaller Philadelphia recording organizations.

Occasionally Daryl, at least, sang lead on a session, and even more occasionally a record was released. "The Princess And The Soldier," pictured below, came out in 1968, as much to Daryl's surprise as any- one's, he's said. As for the backing group, the Cellar Door, they were apparently not an actual band, but just the other Philly session musicians who played on the date. So if you're hoping for more basement tapes from the Cellar Door, don't.

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ECSTASY (Disco Mia,

SAY IT ISN'T SO - Daryl & John show off the hippest hairstyles of 1972, and Daryl sings in the Cellar.

Shannon, the singer of "Let The Music Play," is a former bookkeeper whose last name is Green.

Manfred Mann's Earth Band's latest album is called "Somewhere In Afrika." The title derives from the necessity of protecting the identities of some of the African chanters on the 12's African- themed side two. South African blacks could be arrested for publicly uttering some of the sentiments they sing on the LP, according to the band's British record label. So the recording loca- tions were simply dubbed "somewhere in Africa." Mann himself, by the way, comes by his interest in Africa naturally - he's South African by birth.

Irene Cara made her Broadway debut in 1967 at the age of eight in a musical called "Maggie Flynn." In 1972 she was a member of the cast of the children's TV series "The Electric Company," playing in a rock band called the Short Circus which musically taught kids how to speak correctly.

Hummin' Nature Not only did Billy Joel figuratively return

to his roots with his "An Innocent Man" LP, saluting the '60s song stylings that influenc- ed him as a kid, but he recently paid hom- age in a more direct fashion. The 12 -inch remix of "Tell Her About It" contains a bonus version of the Sam & Dave song "You Got Me Hummin' " -a song Billy originally recorded in 1967 with his first group, the Hassles.

TEE CEE'S

Trevor Rabin's raw rocker image, and his disco phase.

Rabin & Rockin' The newest member of the reformed Yes,

Trevor Rabin, is a South African guitarist with a previous heavy metal reputation in England derived from a few hard- hitting solo LPs. Hard rock is certainly not Rabin's only forte, however, although his first group Rabbitt was in that mold. He also produced a balladish single for the former lead singer of '70s pop idols Mud, an R&B single for a British artist named Noel McCalla, and produced, wrote, and probably performs on a pure disco record called "Ecstasy" by the Tee Cee's. A versatile kind of guy.

Before she was able to put together the Pretenders in late 1978, Chrissie Hynde en- dured a variety of less- than -constructive career moves such as writing reviews for the British pop paper New Musical Ex- press, playing in several dead -end bands, and attending Kent State University with R&R's own Jeff Gelb. The Pretenders' first record was an obscure Kinks chestnut, "Stop Your Sobbing," from their first album. Nick Lowe produced it, and it did well enough in England to launch their career. For Pretenders fanatics, a demo version of "Stop Your Sobbing" was released on a plastic disc with a magazine called Flexi -Pop.


FOREIGN ARTISTS TAKE OVER CHARTS

The Invaders Strike If you thought during this past year that you were hearing more non -

American music than ever before, you were right. Artists from the United Kingdom (chiefly), Australia, Canada, and even Switzerland, Ireland, and Guyana (among other locales) scored Top 15 hits in 1983 on the CHR, AOR, or A/C charts. They did so in such numbers that they broke almost all previous R &R records for foreign hitmaking.

AOR, with its strong historical British bias, led the way, with nearly 60% (59.7 %) of the Top 15 AOR Hot Tracks by artists originating outside the U.S. UK artists accounted for 43% of the total (compared to Americans' 40.3 %), with Australians adding 6% and Canadians 5 %. On the AOR LP charts, the figure was 53.6% for foreigners (34% UK).

In CHR, un- American activities in the Top 15 class approached 50 %, just missing at 48.8% (35% UK, 7% Australia, 4% Canada, 2.8% other). Meanwhile, A/C, with historically lower levels of foreign penetration, hit a new high of 27.4% (15% UK, 7% Australia, 5.4% other).

For purposes of comparison, here are the five -year trends in CHR, AOR (LPs), and A/C for foreign Top 15 hits.

CHR AOR A/C 1979 30.6% 39.4% 30.3% 1980 24.6 38.4 19.5 1981 32.0 45.5 22.3 1982 25.8 47.7 16.7 1983 48.8 53.6 27.4

The big revolution is clearly in the CHR field, and it will be interesting to see whether the new foreign domination holds up in 1984.

Diana Ross's current single "Let's Go Up" was previously recorded by Helen Reddy on last year's "Imagination" LP.

Responding to a recent column, KQCA/ Canton, MO morning man Tim Howe expands on the seemingly infinite qualities of love, pointing out that John Paul Young said it was in the air, Jackie DeShannon felt it was what the world needs now, Edison Lighthouse said it grows where their Rosemary goes, and the J. Geils Band simply insisted that it stinks. And that's quite enough of that.

Wouldn't you know it - just after I devote a chunk of valuable column space to the lack of New Year's records, George Thoro- good comes out with a new one, "New Year's Eve Party." Anyway, it sounds like as good a way as any to close out this year's column. See you in January.

5 Years Ago Today .ak JIMMY BOWEN E!A- NASHVILLE'S VP /GM NICK VERBITSKY VP/GM AT WHN /NEW YORK LENNY WARONKER, ED ROSENBLATT, MURRAY GITLIN SR. VPS

AT WB BILL JOHNSON NAMED PRESIDENT /GM OF WDEE /DETROIT JOHN HAYES GM AT KYUUISAN FRANCISCO LYNN SHULTS NAMED VP AT CAPITOL /NASHVILLE JERRY SHARELL BECOMES VP /CREATIVE SERVICES AT EIA NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "Le Freak" - Chic (Atlantic) NUMBER ONE AIC: "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" - Barbra & Neil (Columbia) (5th week) NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "The Gambler" - Kenny Rogers (UA) (2nd week) NUMBER ONE LP: "52nd Street" - Billy Joel (Columbia) (7th week)

lo Years Ago Today JOHN GEHRON NAMED PD AT WLSICHICAGO TOM BIGBY BECOMES OPERATIONS MANAGER AT 130 /PITTSBURGH NUMBER ONE TEN YEARS AGO: "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" - Elton John (MCA)

(3rd week) NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "The Most Beautiful Girl In The World" - Charlie Rich (Epic)

(5th week)

TV News

"Solid Gold" for the week of Decem- ber 16 stars Earl Thomas Conley, Cul- ture Club, JoBoxers, John Cougar Mel - lencamp, Bette Midler, Melba Moore, and

Spandau Ballet. The Dec. 23 show fea-

tures guest host Andy Gibb along with Kim Carnes, Heart, Waylon Jennings, Little River Band, Jeffrey Osborne, and Shandi ... Appearing on the "Pop 'N' Rocker Game" are the Gap Band and the Plimsouls, weekend of Dec. 17; Felony and Tommy Tutone Dec. 24; and Oxo and Frank Stallone Dec. 31 ... "Loretta Lynn's Christmas Card" special debuts on

the Nashville Network Dec. 17 ... "Hot Spots," on USA Cable, has concert spots set for Pieces Of A Dream (Dec. 17, 23), Tower Of Power (19), Jack Of Diamonds (22), Little Girls (24, 27), Rockets (26), Dexter Wansel (28), Orleans (29), New Grass Revival (30), Renaissance (31).

The Nashville Network's "Offstage" in-

terview show stars the Nifty Gritty Dirt

Band (Dec. 19), Hank Snow (20), Bar-

bara Mandrel) (27 -28), and Con Hunley (Jan. 4) ... Randy Newman's Showtime

concert repeats Dec. 19 and 25 ... Tom

Waits guests on "David Letterman" Dec.

21 ... Paul McCartney is interviewed on

"Friday Night Videos" Dec. 23, with Mich- ael Jackson's "Thriller" getting its network

premiere and a live version of the Rolling Stones' "Undercover Of The Night" also

debuting .

"Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve

'84" marks the 12th year of the Dec. 31

special on ABC, and stars Laura Brani- gan, Culture Club, David Frizzell, Rick James, Barry Manilow, and the Mary

Jane Girls . Showtime's "Rock Of The

'805" stars the Blasters, Roman Holliday, and Spandau Ballet Dec. 31 ... The

Nashville Network's "Bobby Bare &

Friends" hosts Willie Nelson Dec. 31 .. .

Oingo Boingo is on "American Bandstand" Jan. 1 .



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News /Talk: 1983 Perspective

Looking back over the comments of News/Talk executives in this column during 1983, I was struck by several recurring themes. One was an ongoing debate over the relative merits of local vs. network talk programming during the midday and drivetime dayparts. Clearly, the shakedown period for network talk is still

underway. Here are some highlights from the discussion as it unfolded here throughout

the year:

'You've got to give your listener a local shot. He must be able to opine about graft in City Hall or the need for a new traffic light at Third and Main, as

well as comment on Reagan, Lebanon, or the ill -

fated South Korean jetliner." -Joe Whelan, VP /GM, WAVUDayton

'National talk shows have their place; I feel they're all part of the idea. But we feel ours (local format) will continue to be successful. As to theirs. the jury's still out on that."

-Bob Hyland, CBS Regional VP /GM, KMOXISt. Louis

'The fact is, a network program can be more

local than a local program. It all depends on the

subject matter. If it is something people can relate

to and find useful in their own lives, then it will be

the kind of programming they will want to hear." -Dick Penn, VP /GM, NBC Radio Networks

'Nationally syndicated talk radio is not the way to do it, unless your goal is to potentially save some dollars, which you really don't do. I believe talk programming must be local."

-Marty Greenberg, President, Duffy Broadcasting

"The morning show should remain local and compatible with either locally and /or nationally - syndicated product. The station must still be promoted and programmed as if the product was locally produced. Nationally- syndicated product is

not a cure -all, especially in major markets." -Mickey Luckoff, VP /GM, KGOISan Francisco

UPI HONORS WCBS - United Press Interna- tional has given its 1983 UPI National Award for best major market radio newscast to all -News WCBS /New York. WCBS VP /GM James Mc- Quade (I) accepted the award recently from UPI President Bill Small.

"The one thing we protect above all else is that

we are in Cincinnati, Ohio. We try to maintain

everything locally." -Jim Glass, PD, WCKYICincinnati

"I'm not sure a Michael Jackson or a Toni Grant can perform in New Orleans and get the

striking numbers they can in Los Angeles." - Fred Walker, President. Broad Street Communications

"Three Killed, Two Seriously" This year the N:T column in R &R broadened its

focus beyond talk programming to treat the con- cerns of radio news directors as well. Subjects addressed included how -tos on covering business and economics on radio, handling hostage incidents and coping with gunpoint de- mands for airtime, radio newswriting, managing

a radio news staff, and a look at UPI's new Cus-

tomCast teleprinter. As a reminder of those col-

umns, I pulled some of the most interesting

quotes from each. When I asked WIND /Chicago's Jim Boutet,

winner of a Janus Award for economic reporting, to assess the quality of business coverage on

radio, he responded as one might expect of a

tough, Chicago street reporter: "An awful lot of

economic reporting on radio is utter garbage. Most of the newscasters who put the Dow Jones

average on don't know what the hell they are."

For tips on newswriting, I interviewed one of

broadcasting's most respected professionals, Ed

Bliss. A longtime writer for CBS, broadcast jour-

nalism professor and co- author of "Writing News

For Broadcast," Ed shared these gems, all heard

on radio newscasts: "Police waited outside the

hospital and their patience paid off;" "Three peo-

ple were killed, two seriously;" "She was in the of-

fice being serviced at the time of the accident." AP Broadcast Services Deputy Director Jim

Hood was unimpressed with the UPI CustomCast system, which allows stations to pre -program the

types of stories they'll get on the wire. Said Hood,

"We don't think there are many machines that are

smart enough to edit news copy in lieu of

humans." One of those interviewed on hostage coverage

was Dr. Harvey Goldstein, Director /Psychologist Services for the Prince Georges County, MD

Police Department. He made no secret of his con- tempt for broadcasters who inject themselves into

hostage incidents: "I'm very much against the

idea of the media calling in to try to get an ex-

clusive with a hostage- taker. It is, in fact, a viola-

tion of hostages' rights. To me, it's akin to yelling 'fire' in a crowded theater."

The news directors I talked with about how to

manage a radio news staff differed on the impor-

tance of salary as a motivator. Underpaid, over-

worked radio reporters might take some comfort in the words of Mike Ludlum, Executive Editor of

the CBS AM Group: "I know people who are mak-

ing fabulous dollars in radio news who aren't necessarily as happy as they could be."


ROLLING IN CABBAGE - Quick- thinking WBBF /Rochester managed to turn the "Cabbage Patch" doll hysteria into an attention -getting promotion during the final two weeks of the fall Arbitron period. Operations Manager /morning host Jeff Howlett (pictured) badgered a Coleco official until she agreed to sell him 90 of the scarce critters for $20 apiece for a giveaway. Of course, people could only know when to call in by listening to WBBF. Response was so great that Rochester's downtown phone circuits blew out, forcing a pause in the contest until special lines could be installed to handle the volume of calls. Howlett believes the tens of thousands of new listeners and heavy local newspaper and television coverage will help solve WBBF's image problem. WBBF switched to Talk in February, but is still widely perceived as a

music station.

The Long Haul Another theme running through the remarks of

N/T programmers is the expense and slow growth

of the format. Similarly, many stressed that the

long process of building a successful N/T station requires consistency and gradual change, rather than abrupt shifts.

"It's a very expensive format if you do it right. If

you don't do it with a full staff and a full commitment to the idea, it won't succeed."

-Bob Hyland

"Any time you get into a spoken word format - a News or Talk format - it can be slow -building. It's tougher and slower, but the rewards are

there." -Joe Gillespie, Executive Editor, WINS/New York

now at KOGOISan Diego)

"The pressures against this format are im-

mense. In the first year alone just the cost of equipment was phenomenal. If the expenses outweigh the income, at what point does the commitment of ownership say, 'That's enough'?"

-Jim Glass

"It is my experience that this kind of format takes more time to develop than most others. But once it takes hold, it has the potential tc be an in-

credibly important public service as well as a

valuable programming franchise." -Ben Hobermen, President, ABC Radio

KFWB'S BILL ANGEL RETIRES Angeles anchor Bill Angel was recently honored by over 100 well -wishers at a reception mark-

ing his retirement after 27 years at the station. Angel, whose career in broadcasting spanned 45 years, received congratulatory messages from President Reagan and Los Angeles Mayor Tom

Bradley. Above, KFWB VP /GM Frank Oxarart (r) presents Angel with a cruise to Mexico.

- KFWB/Los

After converting WGSOINew Orleans from News/Talk to CHR: "Our payroll alone will go down about $750,000 annually."

-Fred Walker

"I can't think of a major market News/Talk radio station started in the last five years that is a success today. They're all butting up against guys who have been doing it for a long time."

-Marty Greenberg

"We don't make drastic and radical changes .. I don't try to jolt my audience on a regular

basis just so I can play radio." -Pat Rodgers, PD, WOAIISan Antonio

"We stay with what we've been doing very well for 18 years ... That's the key - we stay the same, we don't deviate from it. We're afraid to touch the success of it."

-John Waugaman. VP,'GM. WINSINew York

On The Move James Newman has survived the collapse of

the Satellite News Channel to become financial reporter for KFWB /Los Angeles, which also takes

Carol Senor from KMPCILos Angeles to be As-

sistant Advertising /Promotion Director ... Re-

cent substitute on John Gambling's WORINew York morning show was Gene Kievan, who did

PM drive on the station from 1977.1981 after 25 years at WNEWINew York ... Phil Mueller leaves Bonneville's D.C. Bureau to become News /Program Director at KMBZ /Kansas City, which adopted an "information" format October 13. New PM anchor at

KMBZ is Rush Lim - baugh of crosstown KUDL, where he was known on the air as Jeff Christie ... Phil Hulett joins KNWZ /Anaheim as 1 -3pm talk host . . Phil Mueller KHTZILos Angeles Sports Director Larry Kahn goes to KNX /Los Angeles as weekend sports di-

rector . . Liz Nestel, ex -Gap Corp., is now KGO! San Francisco Research Director ... WKISIOr- lando puts Sandy Rhodes on weekend anchor duty . . Taking over as Operations Manager at KRMGITuIsa is ex- WTMJIMilwaukee PD Bill Con- way ... WGSTIAtlanta ND Lou Giserman leaves to join UPI Radio in Washington. WGST promotes morning anchors Wade Medlock and Dan Dorn - berg to ND and Assistant ND ... KUHL /Santa Marla, CA rounds out its afternoon news team with KPRB /Redmond, OR News Director Ritch Wells.



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Tom Roper has been appointed General Sales Manager at Unity Broadcasting's KATZ & WZEN /St. Louis, coming to the station from an Account Executive position at KNDL- TV /St. Louis. Roper, a 17 -year sales veteran, was formerly an Account Ex- ecutive at KWK /St. Louis and worked for CBS TV stations in St. Louis and Chicago.

Commenting on the appointment, KATZ & WZEN GM Bernardine Douglas said, "Tom Roper has shown exceptional talent in media sales, and we are most fortunate to have him with us."

KKAR PLANS MID -1984 START

L.A. Area Set For New All -News Daytimer

The News /Talk fray in Los Angeles will become more complex next year when a new all - News station begins broadcasting on 540 kHz from nearby Hesperia. The FCC has issued a construction permit for a lkw daytimer on the Mexican clear channel to the sole applicant, KKGO /Los Angeles owner Saul Levine, who expects to be on the air in mid -1984.

Levine told R&R the station will target Southern California corn- muters. He has applied for the call letters KKAR and plans to use the slogan "KKAR 54," playing on memories of the 1960s television show "Car 54, Where Are You!" He expects to affiliate with CNN Radio and use the ID Hesperia - Los Angeles.

Levine feels the station could reach an estimated ten million potential listeners, covering all of Orange County and large portions of Los Angeles, San Bernardino, and Riverside Counties. Owing to greater groundwave conductivity at lower frequencies, Levine contends KKAR will have the

Arbitron Continued from Page 1

mitments from four stations. Now it appears that those stations have been talked out of supporting the survey. At any rate, we are going ahead with the introduction of a winter sweep to the South Florida metro."

Cohen asserted that no stations had been pressured, saying, "I can assure you that there have been no discussions of that nature."

Piracy Suit: No Progress On a different legal front, the

Arbitron suit against the Jack Masla rep firm for allegedly pirating numbers is not yet near resolution, according to Ar- bitron General Counsel Tony Kelsey. "If you talk to Masla and KALI /Los Angeles, we're getting closer to a settlement. If you ask me and Rick (Aurich- io), we're getting farther and farther away from one." Ac- cording to Kelsey, Arbitron expects to decide in the next few days whether to take Masla and its client KALI to court. The ratings firm is seeking dam- ages in the amount of $1 million.

equivalent of a signal "in excess of 50kw."

Levine, who first thought of applying for the channel 16 years ago, is convinced there's room for another all -News station in the market and adds, "We have faith in AM." Although all-News KNX covers most of KKAR's new territory, he believes "KKAR 54" will serve many areas not reached by two other News or Talk competitors, KFWB and KABC.

He continued, "I'm not at all unhappy that we have no night- time authority. It all starts to go over to television in the late afternoon. You can probably shoot a cannon through the audience of most News /Talk stations at night." He expects KKAR to operate from Gam to at least 7pm.

Levine now uses CNN Radio on KSHO /Honolulu continuously from 5-l0am and then hourly for the rest of the day. "It seems to be working beautifully at KSHO. I just think it's a sensational product," he commented.

Salvadore Continued from Page 1

years, and it's always been my goal to run a radio station. To finally get the chance to do it at a great radio station with a great radio company in probably America's premier market makes me very happy.

"We're going to keep on doing exactly what we've been doing. With Susquehanna on board, it's going to make things just that much better. They're a research- oriented company. We see very positive things happening in 1984."

Salvadore added that he has upped Pat Cline to Local Sales Manager from an Account Ex- ecutive position.


Gray New GSM At KHTR

Richard Gray has been named GSM at CBS -owned KHTR/ St. Louis. He replaces Tom Calla- han, who became GSM at sister station KMOX /St. Louis last month. Gray had been an Account Executive at KMOX -TV.

Station Manager Bob Fulstone commented to R&R, "I'm very pleased to have Rich join our staff, and bring his five years -plus experience in this market to KHTR. Rich is well known and well respected in the market, and we look forward to having his ex- pertise put to use at this exciting facility." Prior to joining CBS, Gray had worked in sales at KSD /St. Louis.

Baumann Named WLZZ WZUU GSM

WLZZ & WZUU /Milwaukee Lo- cal Sales Manager Brian Bau- mann has been promoted to GSM. Former GSM Al Moll was elevated to GM four weeks ago.

Moll commented, "Brian is another example of the aggressive and winning personality that (owner) Malrite displays in its management team. He is a flexible individual who can adapt to any given situation. I'm confi- dent his future performance will enhance our i position in the marketplace." Brian Baumann

Baumann joined WZUU three years ago as an Account Execu- tive, and was promoted to LSM last year. Prior to joining Malrite, he served 15 months as an Ac- count Executive at crosstown WBCS. Baumann told R&R, "I believe I've shown them what I can do on a local sales level, and I'm happy I have the opportunity to demonstrate my ability in this position. I appreciate their confidence and welcome the challenge with open arms."

CKLW Continued from Page 1

Shafer indicated that both Holiday and current CKLW Mu- sic Director Rosalie Trombley would be involved in the transition, while day-to-day music responsibilities for CKLW would be handed over to newly named MD Ron Foster. Tromb- ley will turn her attention to CKJY.

WNAX

Continued from Page 3

and purchased, and the station plans to move back to Yankton this weekend in new studios sited at a home owned by former GM Bill Fowler, now a VP of parent company Park Communications' radio division.

Shay told R&R the cause of the fire was as yet undetermined, and expressed surprise and pleasure about the speed of the station's recovery. He added, however, that owing to the destruction of the record library, WNAX badly needs country record service, particularly Christmas material.



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R&R /Friday, December 16, 1983

THE PIC TURE PAGE Tubular Gold In Cam Ponty At The Beacon

During a recent stop in Edmonton, the Tubes were presented with their second Canadian gold album for the "Outside Inside" LP. Pictured backstage are (l -r back row) Tubes' Vincen Welrick, Capitol's Steve McAuley, Tube Bill Spooner, Capitol's David Munns, Tubes' Michael Cotten, Capitol's Ziggy Danise, and group's Fee Way- bill and Roger Steen; (l -r front) band's Rick Anderson, Michelle Gray, Cheryl Hangland, and Prairie Prince.

Van Hoy & Allen At The Controls

Shown backstage at New York's Beacon Theatre following Jean -Luc Ponty's recent performance are (l -r): Atlantic's Simo Doe & David Fleischman, Ponty, and Atlantic's Patti Conte.

BMA Salutes Davis

The Black Music Association concluded its recent convention with a concert tribute to Miles Davis, who was honored with an original turn -of- the -century Columbia gramophone and a collection of Louis Armstrong and Bessie Smith records. Pictured on stage are (l -r) Columbia Senior VP Al Teller, Bill Cosby, Davis, Davis's wife Cecily Tyson, and son Erin.

Thompson Comes To Warners

Songwriter Rafe VanHoy has just re- signed with Chappell Music; his wife, Deborah Allen, is scoring with her RCA single "Baby I Lied ;" and Allen, VanHoy, and Rory Bourke are co- authors of John Conlee's recent country hit "I'm Only In It For The Love. " Understandably, all were celebrating when some Chappell brass met them in the studio. Shown (I -r) standing: Chappell VP /GM Henry Hurt, Bourke, Chappell's Celia Hill, and Intersong VP Pat Rolfe; (f -r seated) VanHoy, Allen, and Chappell's Jody Williams.

NRBA Survey

Continued from Page 1

34% of FMs and 23% of AMs run commercial -free segments.

Commercial minutes per hour declined slightly to 10.8 minutes for AM, 9.4 minutes for FM.

Newscasts were shorter - down 30 seconds to five minutes on AM; down a full two minutes on FM, for an average newscast length of three minutes.

Music syndication slipped 82-59% on FM; 63-52% on AM.

Regular feature programs more than doubled on FM. 16-34% , and moved ahead on AM, 26-41% .

This year's return of 3497 sur - veys was up significantly from last year's 1884 total, and was much more heavily weighted towards medium and large markets. Last year, half of the responses came from small markets. But this year half came from medium markets, and one -quarter each from small and large markets.

NRBA Format Chart*

A/C Ctry CHR BM Rel NIT Gold AOR BBnd Black/ Urban CL

Overall

1983 30.0 29.5 10.3 6.0 5.5 4.8 4.3 4.1 1.3 1.3 .5 1982 30.0 25.5 8.0 7.9 5.6 2.9 3.2 3.5 2.5 2.3 .6

AM

1983 31.2 33.3 4.9 1.4 7.4 8.6 6.9 0 3.4 1.4 0 1982 32.5 28.6 4.5 0 7.3 5.1 5.0 0 4.4 2.5 0

FM

1983 28.6 24.6 17.3 12.0 3.0 0 1.0 9.0 0 1.0 1.0 1982 26.8 21.6 12.5 18.0 3.2 0 1.0 7.8 0 1.5 1.5

'Information was submitted for 3497 individual stations. NRBA reports several hundred stations reported airing multiple formats, and were therefore counted more than once under the format breakdowns.

Singer /songwriter Linda Thompson, best known for her albums with ex- husband Richard, has been signed by Warner Bros., with a solo album scheduled for early 1984. Shown at the signing (l -r): WB President Lenny Waronker, WB VP Andy Wickham, Thompson, and manager Richard Ver- non.

Solid Gold Continued from Page 3

In the Canadian branch of the company, Lee Silversides has been upped from Direc- tor of Promotion & Marketing - Canada to VP in charge of the same areas. And joining the Solid Gold corporate board is Jimmy Ienner, founder of the Millennium label, which he continues to head as President.

Mayne Continued from Page 3

really looking forward to working with the staff there. (VP /GM) Vern Ore has afforded me the opportunity to join a great company in Cap Cities, and the programming challenge of L.A. is fantastic.

"The decision to leave KVET & KASE was very difficult. (VP /GM) Ron Rogers and all the folks there are among the best. I'm proud to have been a par of their success. KZLA is the No. 1 Country station in L.A., so obviously they are doing things right, and I only hope to strengthen their position."



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and unspectacular shadow effect, not a complete blank -out. Jamestown colonists sailed from England 1606 ... Ben Franklin published Poor Richard's Almanac

1732 ... Library of Congress burned 1851. Corrugated paper patented 1817. Cicely Tyson 44. Baseball Hall of Fame member Al Kaline 49.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20 - America's first factory workers were employed at the first U.S. cotton mill,

which began production in 1790 at Pawtucket, RI. According to Slater Mill Historic Site curator Tom Leary, the workers

were children between 4 and 10.

Missouri passed a $1 bachelor tax 1820 ... First U.S. YMCA Boston 1851 ... South Carolina seceded and became

first Confederate state 1860 ... First Boeing 707 jetliner flew 1957.

Psychic Uri Geller 37. Peter Criss, formerly of Kiss, 38.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21 - The Pilgrims came ashore at Plymouth, MA in 1620 ... First cross-

word puzzle published 1913 ... Walt Disney premiered full -length animated movie "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"

1937 ... World's fastest train, experimental Japanese monorail, went 321mph 1979.

Chris Evert Lloyd 29. Beach Boy Carl Wilson 37. Frank Zappa 43. Jane Fonda 46.

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Steve Garvey 35. Maurice and Robin Gibb 39. Steve Carlton 39. David Pearson 49. Former First Lady "Lady

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Tomorrow (12 -24) runner Bill Rogers 36.

Christmas Day Sissy Spacek 34, Barbara Mandrell 35, Jimmy Buffett 37, Ken Stabler 38.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 26 - Coffee percolator patented 1865: industry PR claims 55% of Americans drink

coffee, an average of 3.6 cups daily, one -third of it "instant" ... New York City gets 26 -inch snowfall 1947.

Phil Spector 44. Steve Allen 62.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27 - First anesthesia in childbirth (ether) 1845 ... "Howdy Doody" TV show

premiere 1947, ran 13 years ... Russian invasion of Afghanistan 1979.

Foreigner's Mick Jones 36.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28 - Children of Bethlehem slain by order of King Herod just prior to year 1AD, but newborn baby Jesus Christ successfully hidden ... Ohio dentist William Semple patented chewing gum 1869

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Maggie Smith 49. Martin Milner 52.

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Real silver ordered removed from U.S. 50c and $1 coins 1970. Yvonne Elliman 32. Patti Smith 37. Sandy Koufax 48. Jack Lord 53. Bo Diddley 55. Bert Parks 69.

Tomorrow (12-31) Donna Summer 34, John Denver 39. New Year's Day I1 -1) Country Joe McDonald 40, Sen. Barry Goldwater 73.

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CHR's Most Quotable Quotes This is always an enjoyable article to put together. Looking back over this

year's CHR columns, I pulled out some of the most meaningful comments from programmers and other participants for a second look. Some are prophetic, some are horn -tooters, while others are just interesting statements on the realities of radio and CHR today.

On The CHR Soapbox

The smarter CHR programmers didn't give up on the format when the AORs came into their own and continued playing rock records. Those that became intimidated by AOR and felt there was no way to beat it ran to A/C and ended up getting hurt."

Consultant Bobby Hattrik

"CHR will continue to be aggressive, and obviously the Hot Hits stations have had a lot to do with it The format showed people what a good old- fashioned CHR format can really do."

WHFMIRochester PD Charley Lake

"We all made a bit of a mistake in the past couple of years by becoming too A/C during the week it was throwing me off on the weekends. We began to sound like two radio stations."

Z931Atlanta PO John Young

"I want to play new music whether it be rock, black, A/C crossovers or some of the more modern rock hits. The active audience is what we started to recapture and need to hold for

CHR to grow." WKRZ- FMIWIIkes-Barre PD Jim Rising

"Those who continued to stick to the basics of

CHR and do exciting things to stimulate their au-

dience never had to make a change." WLS-AM & FM/Chicago VPIGM John Gehron

"At one time CHR tried to be all things to all

people in too broad a sense ... we are the relief

and variety missing from a Country, AOR, or

Black station. CHR got into trouble when we started becoming too narrow and leaned too A/C

or too AOR." KBEOlKansas City PD Todd Chase

Renewed Focus On Youth

"Radio suffers from a disease that other businesses don't. This anti -teen thing is a fallacy and totally unnecessary. Stations become too greedy and wanted more and more and more .. you can't be all things to all people."

Hot hilts Consultant Mike Joseph

"The minds of many 40- year -olds are only 18, and I've always aimed my programming at the mind vs. the body. You can get adults with rock music since many adults: mentally, are under 25. People like to think young."

Consultant Paul Drew

"Today. rock music is really the only music out there .. it is a way of life for the majority of the population."

KFRCISan Francisco VPIGM Pet Norman

'Management as rediscovered that young people have a !7:T of disposable income of their own and are tremendous influences on the buying habits of parents."

WASH -FM/Washington PD Bill Tanner

Shaping Careers "We're destroying a lot of young broacasters

with apathy, and by not giving them the time they need."

WOXI -AM 8 FM/Atlanta VPIGM Jerry Blum

"PDs are managers and they have to learn to delegate responsibility. The first rule of delega- tion is getting the right people. If a jock wants to become a PD, then I say get involved at your radio station,"

0107 /Washington PD Alan Burns

"I give my folks the freedom to do what needs to be done. Should a jock go on the air and overstep the boundaries of the format, but pull off a pretty good bit, I've never gone in and jumped on him for it."

8104 /Baltimore PD Jan Jeffries

"Motivating people is the trickiest part of rea- dying a station for the book."

KZZPIPhoenix PD Charlie Quinn

Hot Hits

"I don't foresee Hot Hits burning out ... I

don't think a format can burn out, but music can. Since we play no oldies or recurrents, the music is always fresh, so there is little chance of bur- nout."

KITS /San Francisco PD Jeff Hunter

"You can't afford not to listen to your competition and be aware of what they are doing. You're only cheating yourself if you don't."

WBEN- FMIButfalo MD Roger Christian

"You can't underestimate your competition. I

try to give them more credit than they deserve." 897/New Orleans PO Nick Bazoo

"To be ignorant of your competition is ig-

norance in itself. It's almost a fact of life that

you're going to have competition, so acknowledge that fact and deal with it."

KKXL- FMlOrand Forks PD Don Nordin*

"Personally, I welcome competition. When you're in a footrace and you look over your shoulder, then you're going to get caught."

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"By this fall there'll be a reasonable selection of CDs available. It is our intention to put as wide a spectrum on the market as we can find. We're not looking to make money on them for the next two or three years, so this is a loss venture until we can stimulate the marketplace." Warner Communications Record Group Sr. VP Stan Cornyn

"I'm really convinced this CD format is the future. We'll be coexisting with records and

CDs." WPSTITrenton Operations Manager Tom Taylor

"CD technology can be likened to the move up

from mono to stereo. but the portability combined with the quality will make the difference."

PolyGrem VP /Marketing Emisl Petrone

MTV

"MTV is not being used as a background medium. MN is obviously a young person's medium. It is not a flare in terms of cume. MTV is

much like FM in terms of how it grew. CHR listeners are not as inclined to watch MTV for as long a period of time as AOR listeners, but they do tend to make up a slightly larger percentage of the MTV cume than AOR listeners."

Coleman Research President Jon Coleman

"As far as I'm concerned, there are still too many people playing the paper add game. I don't want any paper adds reported to me since they don't do me or anybody any good. If a station is

only giving a new record one play a day, then I

consider that a paper add." RCA VP /Promotion John Betancourt

"The effects of paper adds are far -reaching. If

there's no airplay, the shipping, display, and ac-

counting procedures are reversed, and whatever slim profit there is gets lost."

Columbia VP/Marketing Bob Sherwood

"You've got to be concerned with where a

record is being played and how often, versus just how many stations it's being played on. To judge a record's weekly worth on the number of adds is only half the picture. What's also important is the quality of stations having success with it."

WB National Secondary Director Marc Ratner

Walter Winnick

"CHR has gone back to being mass appeal

and programming to the active audience, as op-

posed to the passives, which dispels the old

idea that once you hit 25 you stop listening to

rock." E1PIA National Promotion Director Walter Winnick

AM Radio Is Still Alive

"I've spent my career building and protecting AM radio stations ... I really believe I can keep AM alive and viable ... I don't think AM is

dead." KKBO -AM a FM /Houston PD John Lander

Cecil Heftet

"AM stereo will not become a savior for AM. All of the people who grew up on FM will not have a reason to listen to AM just because it is

now stereo." U.S. Congressman Cecil Heftet, owner Hettel Broadcasting

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"One of the main reasons CHR is back is the record

companies. We are at their mercy for music and they have

provided us with the finest quality music in many years." BZ Communications VP/Programming Dan Valli.

"Let the local people do their jobs. I can't believe how

many people call to promote one record - sometimes four

or five people a week." 940IAtlanta MD Jett McCartney

"We shouldn't become arrogant about new music,

because in the end it's the listeners who have to decide the

fate of a particular record. The programmers are the

gatekeepers of the system." former WCIRIBeckley MD Jim Martin

"In this day and age you can get hurt by what you don't play. This is the best time for music in the past ten years I can remember. I just hope the new music doesn't fall into the rut

of sounding alike, which would repeat the same problem." KZZPIPhoenlx MD Steve Goddard

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"The success of KITS is that all of the elements - music, promotion, personalities, and even our on -air production are right."

KIIS/Los Angebe VP/Programming Gerry De Francesco

"I'm disappointed it wasn't an 8- share, but it will be in the fall. Seriously, I think this is an 8 -share radio station and we only took it a bit short because of the Dodgers."

KIISILoa Angeles President/GM Wally Clark

"It's hot -rockin', flame -throwin', fun -lovin', booty- kickin', free money Z100. We are the WABC of 1983 on FM."

Z100/New York PD Scott Shannon

"v100 has a secret of success. We are not a follower, we are an innovator. People have come close, they have edged us, and made us think twice, but we've never been soundly trounced and don't plan on it ever happening."

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HIT RADIO 97X PAYS A BUCK A LISTEN - Recently WLPX /Milwaukee changed its AOR format to CHR, and new morning man Steve York hit the streets to meet his public. Steve strolled up and down Wisconsin Avenue handing out dollar bills and asking the recipients to listen to the new "Hit Radio 9 7X. " Shown here, morning man Steve York trades a dollar for a promise to listen to his show.

MAGIC 107'S MAGIC BUS - KMJK/Portland, also known as Magic 107, has agreed to pick up the fare for all passen- gers who board the Magic Bus on Fridays. The Magic Bus, which is colorfully painted with pictures of current recording artists such as John Cougar, Portland's own Rindy Ross of Quarterflash, and Boy George of Culture Club, is used in regular service throughout the metropolitan area.

AWAITING THE NEWS AT CHEROKEE STUDIOS - Chrysalis Records recently held a listening party at Cherokee Stu- dios in Los Angeles for Huey Lewis & The News' latest album entitled "Sports. " Among the many attending (back row l -r) were Shauna Sickinger of KABC -TV, Chrysalis' Victoria Clare and Steve Brack, Licorice Pizza's Sal Pizzo, Fran Musso of Chrysalis, CBS's Rick Kudolla, KIIS -FM's Gene Sandbloom and bandmember Bill Bigson. (Front row 1 -r) the group's Chris Hayes, Epic promotion rep Lori Holder, Lewis, and Chrysalis' Ronda Espy.



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STEVE FEINSTEIN

1983's Quotes Of Note There were three things that characterized AOR in 1983: controversy, con-

troversy, and controversy. AOR was in transition, if not turmoil, and the fur flew as critics from within and without the format put in their two cents. And it wasn't two cents plain, either; AOR had no trouble filling its quota of quotes both colorful and provocative. Read and remember, folks . . .

Quotemaster General Of The Year

"A year from now, I'm either going to be selling peanuts on Third Avenue, or I'll be some kind of

soothsayer, sitting on top of a mountain predic- ting the future."

WPLJINew York PD Larry Berger on switching to CHR

80/20 Edict "We feel that AOR is in very serious trouble.

We have become our own worst enemy ... it

appears that AOR is in the process of losing touch with its core. In terms of new music, in the last year we nearly missed Duran Duran, Miss- ing Persons, Joe Jackson, Stray Cats, and others.

"Whereas the Superstars stations have been doing 70% old to 30% new, I'm hoping to switch those percentages around, even to perhaps as much as 80% currents."

Consultant Lee Abrams

"There can't be a carte blanche changing of music. What scares me is the potential for over- reaction on everybody's part, from the record companies to the radio stations. This thing could explode way beyond the realm of reason."

KISWISeattle PD Beau Phillips

Seth Mason Bill Bennett

Upper Demo Drive "No one has successfully dealt with the 25 -40

male rock listener who has no one station to

listen to for everything he likes. My research proves they're waiting for this format (Eclectic Oriented Rock)."

Consultant John Sebastian

"It takes a long time to get a 25+ audience; they don't come to you overnight. The key is

whether the station has ever made a musical or

other commitment to teens." WXRTIChlcago GM Seth Mason

Import Imbroglio "A lot of PDs have the attitude of 'If the listener

can't buy it, we won't play it.' I say, if the listener can't buy it, he'll listen longer to the station that's playing it.

"It's annoying when the record companies ask us to take imports off the air. To this I say absolutely not. If the record's hot, we'd be crazy not to play it This is just the best way I know how to program."

Consultant Rick Carroll

Beau Phillips Jeff Sattler

"I think this is the only way to go. A year ago I

wouldn't have done this in Milwaukee. But, over the past year, people have come out of the

woodwork with, 'We're tired of hearing the same

old stuff' ... This is the most exciting thing on

the horizon in years." WLPXIMilwaukee PD Rick Harris

"People just didn't go to sleep one night say-

ing 'I love Led Zeppelin' and wake up preferring Psychedelic Furs."

WOFMIMIIwaukee PD Lee Arnold

"If labels want to solve the problem, they have

to do a better job of orchestrating international

releases with Stateside ones." KGB /San Diego PD Larry Bruce

Black & White World "Color barriers are only problems in the minds

of 'too hip' programmers." KTXOIDallas MD Drake Hall

"Most of the music blacks make right now has

a sound that doesn't fit on AOR stations, just as

the Urban stations don't play Bob Seger or Def

Leppard. If a song doesn't fit a station's sound, it

shouldn't get played." KDKBIPhoenix PD Jeff Sattler


The State Of AOR: Healthy Or Hazardous?

"Every station that has switched, with the ex-

ception of WPLJ, has been the loser in the market. It's very simple - no matter what format, if you're not doing well, you're likely to switch formats."

Consultant Jeff Pollack

"AOR's most pressing challenge is to realize that times have changed. AOR has stayed dedicated to its heritage. Nobody cares, least of all the listeners. AOR radio has simply got to get in touch with the 1980s, and that means more hits, more personality, and more service orienta- tion."

Sandusky Radio President Toney Brooks

"Rock identity is no longer what it used to be.

Since currents are the primary meat of the format, the station with market tenure no longer has

the kind of credibility they once had with classics in the 'Music Of Your Older Brother's Life. "'

Consultant Bob Hattrik

"Reports of AOR's death are greatly exaggerated. The people who do some serious thinking about it are probably going to survive. There are also going to be a lot of people back in the aluminum siding business, or repaving driveways with the gypsies."

WEBNICInclnnatl PD Denton Marr

"In the 1980s, AORs were overlooking musical and cultural movements that eventually wound up embarrassing them. In doing so, they were putting audience in the laps of CHR and MTV."

WXRTIChlcago PD Norm Winer

"The best way to be a dominant AOR is to be a

pretty pure, core -oriented rock 'n' roll station and be proud of it."

Consultant John Sebastian

"Most AORs just plain blew it. They're locked in a vice, with the life being squeezed out of them by adventurous CHRs on one side and

25 -34- oriented A /C's on the other." WMMSICIevelend PD John Gorman

Cume- Building

"I don't believe you can score substantially in

an Arbitron without a high cume. The low -

cume /high -quarter -hour station has ceased to

exist, as evidenced by he demise of Beautiful Music and, to a lesser degree, some dominant AORs."

Doubleday President Gary Stevens

"Building cume by playing what CHR plays is

the exact opposite of reality. You build your cume by being different so they have a reason to

come to you. If you play what CHR plays, why should a listener leave a CHR to come to you ?"

WOFMIMilwaukee PD Lee Arnold

Constructive Criticism "The least we could get is some credit for

playing the records we play, and not just the bit-

ching and moaning about those we're not play-

ing." WHCNIHartford Asst. PD Bob Bittens

"I would simply ask for consistency. When we

are told time and time again that Michael Jackson, Eddy Grant, and even Stevie Ray

Vaughan are not right for the format and then

two weeks later we're over 100 stations, it says

more about radio than the records themselves." Bill Bennett, Epic Records

And What Do You

Want To Be When You Grow Up,

Little Boy? "Never in a million years would I want to be a

consultant." WNEW-FMINew York PD Charlie Kendall

"I've always had a dream of buying a radio sta-

tion in a market like Poughkeepsie, and getting out of the rat race."

WPLJ/New York PD Larry Berger

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"I'd love to learn to paint, and retire to the

South Seas like Gauguin." WEBNICInclnnatl PD Denton Marr

"Outside of the media, I have the abiding

desire to open a bookstore in Durango, Col-

orado." KGB /San Diego PD Larry Bruce

"There's always the pro golf tour, or being a

contestant on 'Jeopardy. "' WOMFILoulaville PD Tom Owens



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AOR Album Airplay 40 "11 O'Clock Tick Took" AOR Hot Tracks e "Top 20 sales, lots of requests, and it brings to the forefront a lot of older U2 tracks that were undiscovered by a big portion of the audience." - WMMS MD Kid Leo

'I've always felt that the measure of a great rock and roll band is whether they can play live. With U2, there's no question - this album provides the proof." - WNEW -FM PD Charlie Kendall

"Extremely strong retail response in L.A. has prompted us to go four cuts deep on this record." KMET MD Hugh Surratt

"'We're not just playing the old tracks as live options - we're playing four tracks as currents. This album has gotten a better response than any live album we've played." - WMMR MD Erin Riley

"Outside of seeing U2's live performance, our audience couldn't have a finer example of this band's concert quality. 'Under A Blood Red Sky' is the icing on the cake from U2 in 1983." - KRQR PD Jon Russell



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DeBURGH WARMS UP IN WORCESTER - A&M's Chris DeBurgh came in out of the cold to WAAF /Worcester before his area appearance. Pictured (I -r) are DeBurgh, A &M's Peter Wassyng, and the station's Gino Farina and Andrew Woolf

KANSAS IN SOUTH CAROLINA - Kansas is pictured with staffers from WCKN /Greenville after an area appearance. Top row (l -r): Kansas members Rich Williams, Dave Hope, John Elefante, Phil Ehart, and Kerry Livgren. Bottom row (I -r): station's Nathan Morris, Rick Woodell, and Operations Manager Gary Jackson.

YOU SAID YOU WANTED TO BE IN SHOW BIZ WGRQ /Buffalo co- sponsored a Buffalo Sabres carnival that raised over $65,000 to benefit a local children's hospital and Ronald McDonald house. Renowned for his good taste, assistant PD

Paul Heine gamely volunteered for the pie throw booth.

SEGUES

WMJW /Wilkes -Barre and WAAQIBig Rap- ids have switched to A/C ... KTYDISanta Bar- bara has changed consultants from Paul Chris- ty to Frank Felix ... Shawn Waters, PD at WEZXIScranton, will be consulting WWTRI Ocean City.

Dan McColly now programs KIDOIBoise in

addition to doing PM drive and handling production. Former PD Dave Freeman continues in

morning drive. Doug Breyer has added MD responsibilities

to his PM drive duties at KKRQICedar Rapids ... Pat Welsh has been upped to MD at KATT /Oklahoma City.

Promotion Directors in motion: Larry Schus- ter joins WKLSIAtlanta in that capacity from KSRR /Houston ... Cynde Slater will handle KRCK /Portland's promotions, coming aboard from Rocshire Records . Quay Hays has left KROOIPasadena to form his own promotion and

marketing company. On the air: Stephen Capen joins KMELISan

Francisco for mornings ... E.J. Crummey exits

mornings at WAPPINew York ... Cary Car-

rigan goes to KRCKIPortland for noon -4 from

KGONIPortland, where Brad Dolbeer is new to

overnights ... Scott Douglas climbs aboard KATTIOklahoma City from KMODITulsa for middays and production duties ... Chuck Geiger splits KKCIIKansas City for KFRC /San

Francisco ... Greg Fitzgerald moves to

WDIZIOrlando for middays from KPKEIDenver ... Upped from part -time to evenings at

KGBISan Diego is Kerry McCall ... Lisa

Walker now handles overnights at WSCYISyra- cuse ... Richard Milne is on overnights at

WDEKIDeKalb ... Dean Hill is leaving PM drive

at CFOXIVancouver to travel. R.D. Steele is producing WYSPIPhiladel-

phia's "Picozzi & Company" morning show . . .

Teresa Ryan has been elevated from part-time to

News Director at WYERIMt. Carmel ... George Robinson returns to WFYVIJacksonville for production chores ... The new music assistant at KWHLIAnchorage is appropriately named

John Frost.

U P D A T E

KKRQ /Iowa City's "Asian Invasion" had its listeners shooting down Kamikazes of the liquid variety at a bar outfitted with a video screen for the MTV "Asia from Asia" simulcast. When an air raid signal was sounded, everybody had ten minutes to take shelter at the bar and drink for reduced prices. Each drink came with a war bond, six (as in Dec. 6, the date of the show) of which got the drinker an

AOR Reporter Profile

KFMQ /Lincoln, NE Terminal Building, 10th and O Streets

Lincoln, NE 68508 (402) 476 -8565

"Lincoln's Most Music" Owner. Woodward Communications, Inc.

Station Manager. Ray Farrington PDIMD: Tom Barker

Rep: Eastman 101.9 mHz, 100kw

"Q102, Nebraska's first FM radio station, has been rocking for over ten years, and we see no reason to change now. While we have been an AOR station for more than a decade, our sound has kept pace with the changes in contemporary music. Our slogan, 'Lincoln's Most Music,' says it all. Other ellements, such as news and features, are kept to a minimum, to keep the music first and foremost.

Our programming philosophy is to offer both the most and the widest variety of music. We play approximately 70% current and recurrent to 30% oldies. In the final analysis, if a song sounds right for 0102, it will be heard on Q102. This philosophy has paid off as 0102 has been #1 in our target demographic, 18 -34, for the past nine years. We were #3 12 +, with a 10.5, in the spring '83 Ar- bitron.

"Our promotions are kept simple, so as not to over- power the music or clutter the airsound. These include listener appreciation parties, the use of our 0102 van, and our Q -Cards for promotional support. 0102 also presents all of Lincoln's rock concerts.

"In recent years, several other stations have oc- cupied the market's #2 position. Through consis- tently aggressive promotion and programming, Q102 remains at the top of the heap."

- Tom Barker

Asia album. Live remotes during local avails were delivered in Lowell Thomas war correspondent style, and the station reports that everyone got bombed that evening.

A number of AORs, including WDIZ /Orlando, WHCN /Hartford, and KZAP /Sacramento gave away meals on the Mayflower for Thanksgiving. Listeners didn't have to worry about seasickness; the "Mayflower" was a moving van.

Turkey Day hijinks on WWTR /Ocean City included playing "turkeys" such as Barry Manilow and Paul Anka and having listeners strangle turkeys to the accompaniment of on -air sound effects.

Mike Reno of Loverboy made an on- the -air call to the morning team at WLVQ /Columbus after Daddy Wags and PD Pat Still had vowed to "keep it up" until the band would personally confirm their upcoming area gig ( Loverboy had previously cancelled two scheduled appearances). The duo's marathon broadcast lasted 30 hours.

While other New York area stations give away cash prizes anywhere from $100 to $6666, WLIR /Long Island is spoofing them by awarding the whopping sum of 92.7 cents to a series of listeners, with a grand prize of $9.27 and 92.7 records. The prizes seem to have brought out a generous streak in the winners - plans for spending the loot include "helping my mother with an operation she needs" and "donating it all to charity."

WDHA /Dover, NJ backed up its reputation as the "Rock Of North Jersey" with a treasure hunt for a $3000 diamond. On -air clues lead to a replica hidden in a public place, along with a letter of exchange for the real rock.

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LON HELTON

Country Quotes For 1983 1983 was a year of turmoil and excitement for Country radio. Here's a sample

of the wit and wisdom of the Country notables we talked to in this year's columns, addressing the important issues of 1983.

MTV /Nashville Network

THE NASHVILLE NETWORK SM

"As we get into more and more homes, our im-

pact on Country radio will grow because we will

be exposing the new acts and their songs to people all over the country. If you look at the success of the CMA and ACM award shows on network TV, you'll see the impact TV has already had on

country. This success and impact should only be magnified by a cable network devoted solely to country product."

-Ralph Emery, Host of "Nashville Now"

on the Nashville Network

"I think there's always a possibility for a 'Coun- try MTV,' but the impact would not be as great as

MTV. Although country music has a great popular- ity and does well as a radio format, I'm afraid that when the public's enthusiasm and love of that music is stacked up against traditional television, in terms of video, it would lose.

"However, this scenario will change, as in the coming years we'll have a whole new breed of people growing up who enjoy country music and who have also grown up with a TV set. They will have more of a preference for seeing country video than in seeing traditional television programming."

-Bob Pittman, VP /CEO,

Warner Amex Satellite Entertainment Company

Personality "The problem that personality Country has had

is that the music base widened out incredibly fast, but the personalities didn't. The overwhelming majority of the personalities continued to sound like country bumpkins, especially on the full - service, personality- oriented operations. I think this is the reason why, even though they play the same songs, they cannot get as broad an appeal as the Continuous Country stations, because their own personalities narrow the personality appeal of the station rather than broadening it. I'm still firmly convinced that a well -done, well -thought -out, very adult personality Country operation can beat a

ukebox." -Carl Cramer, President, Cramer Communications

"You don't need a long setup if the punchline is

`unny. Since the cycle has swung to a more music approach, this technique is particularly useful."

-Jim London, CMA DJ of the Year, WMZO/Washington, DC

"What we offer with our Continuous Country Format is primarily music with a very low noise ratio. The emphasis is on how our guys say things as opposed to a great deal of content."

-Bill Mayne, PD KASEIAustin

"My whole philosophy on the radio is a pot- pourri of what I have learned in life. My grand- mother, who was the biggest influence in my life, taught me that God is love and that God wants us to spread the joy of His love into as many lives as we can, while filling our own lives with joy. Radio broadcasting is my way of doing that."

- Rhubarb Jones, CMA DJ of the Year,

W L W (/Montgomery

"Radio has an advantage in that it is the most personal of all the media. 'Personal' is the key word, as it connotes personality. Radio's future lies in being a warm, personal friend, rather than just a source of information."

-Stan Davis, CMA W of the Year, WV/VA/Wheeling

"It is essential that the personality grows right

along with the music and the artists who perform

that music. This may mean learning new areas of

music and following all the new people on their

way up, but they have to learn to adapt." -L.. Arnold, Personality, WHNINew York

"I'm not convinced that all of the people who listen to the radio today don't want to have information, news, etc., delivered by personalities."

-Jim Clemons, OM, WPLOIAtlanta

AM vs. FM

"Although people listen to radio for music, after a while they start to feel that something is missing; they realize that the warmth, the personality, that relationship that develops, is more with the radio station than with the music.

"These three, four, and five -in -a -row stations are succeeding, so I suppose there must be something to be said for boring radio. I'm a firm

believer in AM. A lot of AMs have thrown up their hands, said FM has it all, and given up. It sure helps when your opponent quits the match."

-Les Acne, PD WMCIMemphls

"Most AM listeners expect to hear a full -service Country radio station; they don't expect to hear long music floods. The demos skew older on AM, predominantly 35 -54 - maybe 25 -54 - but basically there is less audience available to AM

stations since many of those younger demos have gone to FM."

-Ted Cramer, PD WMAOIChlcago

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Continuous Country "Country radio has been a last bastion of very

loose, undisciplined programming. Years and years ago, in CHR, certain disciplines were put in-

to place. Now everybody just accepts there are certain things you do and certain things you don't when you work in that format. We put these simple disciplines into practice and came up with a

format called Continuous Country." -Joe Somerset, Consultant

"If the competition thinks the way to get numbers is to merely play three or more in a row, they are making a very big mistake; looking at the format too superficially. The selection of the music is critical. You can't play any of three in a row and expect to win. Continuous Country is not Con- tinuous Country is not Continuous Country."

-Norm Schnitt, GM WKHXIAtlanta

"The problem with country is the word country. It is no longer descriptive of the product. In some cases, it actually causes people to feel turned

off." -Joe Somerset

"Country radio is going thrum a period of evolution as a result of the t ree-in-a-row phenomenon. People are now using *is type of Country radio as they would have a Beautiful

Music station in the past I don't think the three or four or 97 -in -a-row thing is really very good for Country radio because it is robbing R of much of its identity."

-Am Ray, Pes bard. Camay Reds Ilredeasrtt "What we've done is trig a lot more people in-

to the country music universe and l has been a

very good and healthy thing- Let the people decide they like this ... if some other programmers can find ways to beat us, or to challenge us,

more power to them. That's what is going to keep us all on our toes."

-Me Smereet "An awful lot of guys are getting hurl by Con-

tinuous Country. In some markets, I think some of the stations got a little lazy- they won't serving their audience with very good radio_ Quite frankly,

some of the old -fue Ales were ripe for the picking."

-Tara Casey, Meer PD,, rmAtw AaOslaa

Country Radio ... Today "We don't see Country as a musical format, but

as some Country' stations are really A/C stations that just happen to play country songs; and even others are Beautiful Music that just happen to play country songs. I like to think of not calling it Coun- try radio, but good radio ... that just happens to play country music." -John Lund, Consultant

"The thing that makes us unique is that we are

country. We don't back away from it; we market it,

we sell it. The line between country music and A/C or rock has got to be definitive. I'm afraid that

today the lines are more blurred than ever. The

uniqueness of the music is essential to Country radio."

-Mike Outman, CEO, Great Empire Broadcasting

"I am now gearing our AM side to the available 35 -54. One of the nice things about the 35 -54 audience, besides their being a nice set of cumes, is their time spent listening can sometimes be really incredible. So what you can't get in cumes you can sure make up in quarter - hour." -Ron Norwood, PD KMPSISsattle

"A problem I see facing Country stations today is one of identity. Programmers today must be

careful they don't get carried away with the trend of 'everybody's doing it' to the exclusion of 'what

does the listener want to hear?' Lately, it seems that Country is sounding like everybody else and

has lost its identity." -Dan McKinnon, Owner KSONISan Diego

"Knowing the plan isn't enough; you have to ex-

ecute it and stay with it. You can't use a gimmick promotion to cover up flaws in the basics of your radio station.

"The music is the star of the radio station, and

the jocks are the music enhancers. Most jocks have always focused on themselves or a station

promotion, but very few focus on how to enhance a song, making it relevant to the listener."

-J.D. Spangler, PD KSAN (San Francisco

"I really feel that the country audience teels more deeply about their radio station than your average cume into a Magic famwt_"

-lie steam. PD wrucre.rerd "Anything we put on the air can be heard on

almost any other station in the market. Because of this, I try and stay a step ahead of the other sta-

tions by adding the product early, especialy stuff that I'm sure they wi be going on_"

-raw* Tesbr, PDIRTOIllarombens

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"I feel that we are probably greatest era for Country radio_ VIM our broadening the way it has, radio skiions country music will be gelfng skor stronger. Country encompasses many f. day; if the listener feels it's country touches him, then it's snponta t

-Mack Senders, President let "What is good for the country

necessarily good for Country our exclusivity."

"A lot of people are trying trying to combat the Continuous Country. I don't ultimate answer for a Country will see a shift as good, wel-nrt play country music move from A

band." -Doe Maras




GAIL MITCHELL

THE YEAR'S QUOTABLE QUOTES

Reflections On 1983 During this time of year it's customary to reflect on the outgoing 12

months, ideally applying what was learned then to the approaching New Year. With that in mind, this final column is devoted to the noteworthy - and sometimes controversial - comments /insights compiled from 1983's Easy Listening articles.

Death Knell

The burial of Beautiful Music is a public rela-

tions farce." - George Burns, Burns Media Consultants, Inc.

"There is always some part of the radio in-

dustry that's getting picked on. First it was AM

and its demise, then it was Beautiful Music's turn."

- Christine Woodward, former GM, WVEZILoulsvllle

Bert Wahlen

"I think what went away and died was Beautiful Music and perhaps Easy Listening to a degree for some stations. It all depends on the execu- tion."

Ratings Success

ARBITRON RATINGS

"My philosophy is not to worry so much about the book. We are just business as usual here. When the numbers are good you smile, and when they're not you just walk down the hall and hope nobody asks you any questions."

- Jim Welch, PD, KMBRIKanus City

"We're not a revolutionary station, we're an evolutionary radio station. It's becoming a full - service station as opposed to being one of those elevator music jobs. We do very few promotions. One, the 'Listening Post,' currently has about 3000 different businesses; they can win lunch for two or we give them an 'unwind' party at a

local nightspot with wine and champagne." - John Stolz, PD, WOAUCIeveland

"If there's one single thing that makes us different, it's that we really like the format. We aren't ashamed of Beautiful Music, and we really believe in it. We don't particularly see a need to change it into something else. You can only be one format at a time In the case of our competition, I believe they really wish they were doing a

good Adult /Contemporary." - OM Todd Shelton. KBRDITacoma

- Bert Wahlen, VP'Group W FM Stations

Is It Beautiful Music . . .

Or Easy Listening?

leautiful Music is largely a background, ive format. On the other hand, Easy Listen-

s a very foreground, active format with a lot and full service material."

- Rob Edwards, VP /Programming, Bonneville /California Division

you call it depends on whether you're .mantics or substance. In terms of

eautiful Music is just a convenient 'sty reference."

- Bill Clark, President /GM.

KABL -AM & FMISar, Francisco

years ago the terms were inter - lt I would define Easy Listening -goodness radio station that does ther radio station does. The old - tiful Music stations that were tal, totally automated ... are a

vers, President, Fairfield Broadcasting

$ale$ "I don't think Beautiful Music is into so much of

a programming problem today as a sales problem. Ten years ago 25 -54 was the heart of Beautiful Music, but it's not today. An operator can do a very good job with 35 -64. That demo is

one that's underused and one that Madison Avenue hasn't fully recognized to date; Beautiful Music is right smack in position to deliver it to advertisers. That's where format operators have to go. You just can't stay with what you had."

- Ted Dorf, VP GM, WGAY -AM & FM /Washington

"35 -64 is becoming recognized as the prime market, as the baby boom ages and the greening of America takes place. I think we're positioned correctly to take advantage of what's happening in the 1980s market."

- Gordon Mason, VP /GM, KJOIILos Angeles

"Ten years ago we really had to be salespeople ... five years ago we were order- takers. Now, in 1983, we're really back to fundamental marketing of the format. We're able once again to sell the basic strengths of our format arid the value of the audience it reaches."

- Stephen Trivers

"Easy Listening stations have nothing more to sell than the latest Arbitron. Classical stations have a qualitative reliable story - we are today what we were yesterday and will be tomorrow." - Warren Bodow, President /GM, WOXR -AM & FM /New York

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Musical Balancing

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"The old tricks simply won't work any longer. The days of saccharine strings and banal cover versions by interchangeable vocal groups are rapidly fading. Programmers and syndicators are reevaluating their music policies to satisfy the expections of younger listeners, while attemp- ting to hold the older core audience ... it's a

curious tightrope that more and more programmers are learning to walk."

- Fred Seiden, Bonneville

"We don't attempt to insert a popular tune by the original artist unless that tune fits into the format. When you forcefeed certain artists into any format, you're making a mistake. Let's take the Joe Cocker /Jennifer Warnes duet Great song, big hit. It just doesn't fit into the format."

- Ed Winton, Winton Communications

"We knew two to three years ago that we

would be facing the day where we would have to

bite the bullet and move ahead musically. I don't consider Classical, Big Band, or Nostalgia as

Easy Listening: Easy Listening rado will always

have the instrumental base, and these others have a high vocal content."

- Rob Edwards

"Initially, I wanted to start off as a good alter- native format. Before I had all the imitators, people thought I was crazy. Music Of Your Life is a

definite kind of music, rather than just nostalgia. Our number one song is 'New York, New York' by Frank Sinatra. You sure don't call that nostalgia."

- Al Ham, President, Music Of Your Life

"The question is whether you play that music to the exclusion of everything else, whether all

the vocals you play have to be the original versions by contemporary artists. A gentleman wanted to know who the hell was that shrieking female voice ruining the beautiful song 'Evergreen' - we were playing Barbra Strei- sand."

- Bill Clark

"Although we'll never be a format that's breaking the hits, we are using original vocals, rather than just doing covers and having customized music that speaks to today's traditional sounds. But we can't lose sight of the value of standards in the music library. They've got to be played as well."

- Bert Wahlen

Al Ham Stephen Trivers

"To me, Easy Listening encompasses everything from an Al Ham to a Schulke or a

Carson."

Search For Ideal Personality

"You're not just looking for a staff announcer as you were a few years ago. It's becoming more and more apparent that announcer input is very important as more stations become aware that imaging is also extremely important. You need a

person who's satisfied with enhancing the radio station's image as opposed to enhancing his own."

- Ken Mellgren, VP, Schulke Radio Productions

"People come into this format thinking it's going to be a breeze. It's a very difficult format to do right because you have nothing carrying you. I've often said this is Zen radio - it's seeing how much you can do with a little." - Mike Burnett., PD /OM, KJOYISan Diego, Group W FMs

"There is a deep relationship, more so than any other format, between the personalities and the music."

- Jack London, OM. KORK -AM & FMILas Vegas

"You have to prove to the listener that you love what you're doing and, in turn, they'll respect you for what you're doing."

- George Conrad, PD, WNNJIN.wton, NJ

- Stephen Trivers

Past, Present & Future

"For those stations doing things similar to what they were doing ten years ago or whose sound hasn't really changed, I'd say those facilities are

in trouble. What we need to do in the next ten years is keep our ears to the listeners' mouths - find out what they want, what they like and dislike, and evolve with them."

- Tom Moran, VP, Churchill Productions

"I do believe the format has a long -run place, a

good future, and it's coming back cyclically with the audience. There have been a lot of moves to

try and fix everything but the music to see if that would revitalize it. Generally that hasn't been successful. What has been successful is what's being done and that's fixing the music. That's where its future lies: playing those pieces of music younger people today want to hear."

- Jim Schulke, Chairman, Schulke Radio Productions

"The biggest change I've seen in Easy Listen- ing is that we are the only format that has had to

record our own music to play. Virtually all other formats are still being provided with material by

record companies. The record companies haven't shown any of us that they have a desire to get back into recording instrumental acts. I

think the days of the heavy influx of instrumental artists, outside of the jazz idiom, are pretty much a

thing of the past." - Dave Verdery, VP /Programming, Bonneville

y

"More and more in every market there will be one good Beautiful Music or Easy Listening sta-

tion, and they will do well. The days of two or three Beautiful Music stations in a market are gone."

- Christine Woodward



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A MATTER OF AHEM, TASTE -Radio fans everywhere breathlessly await the results of CFCO /Chatham's world-famous pickled egg- eating contest. The winners, who received trophies and air fresheners, helped raise over $500 for the United Way. Rooting on the contestants is (right) morning man Dick Bourdeau.


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CHOK JOCKS CHICKEN OUT -CHOK /Sarnia, Ontario staffers battled against a team from Big Brothers in a Kentucky Fried Chicken -eating contest, raising $440 for the United Way. In 15 minutes, (l -r) personality Chris McCarthy, Promotions Manager Dave Curtis, and Sports Director George Heath devoured 44 pieces of chicken to win the championship.

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SHARON ALLEN

CRS Aircheck Deadlines First Christmas, then New Year's, and before you

know it we'll need to get everything in order for Country Radio Seminar. So to start the ball rolling, the CRS is re- questing samples of station airchecks, video spots or slides, and printed materials to be submitted by all par- ticipating stations.

Reel -to-reel airchecks (no more than two minutes in length) plus a 60 or 30- second station promo should be submitted to: Barry Mardit, WWWW Radio, 2930 E. Jefferson, Detroit, MI 48207.

3 -inch video spots or a selection of color slides, labeled with station call letters, address, and the name of the campaign should be sent to: Erica Farber, McGavren Guild Radio, 154 East 46th St., New York, NY 10017. Tapes and slides will be returned during the seminar at the registration desk.

Printed materials or station promotional items need to be sent to: Frank Mull, Mull -Ti -Hit Pro- motions, 50 Music Sq. W., Suite 604, Nashville, TN 37203.

The deadline for submitting air - checks, video spots, and printed materials is Friday, January 13, 1984. The 15th Annual Country Radio Seminar is set for March 1 -3, 1984, at the Opryland Hotel in Nashville.

Elvis's Musical Legacy Now Available

On Compact Disc RCA just commissioned the

manufacture of 5000 copies of the "Elvis- Legend, Volumes I, H, and III" first edition collector's set. However, only 500 copies will be available in the U.S. The remaining 4500 will be marketed worldwide.

Last week, RCA's President Bob Summer presented copies of the Elvis Presley limited edition series to the Nashville based Country Music Foundation for display in Studio B (the site where Elvis recorded many of the songs contained on the discs - now a popular tourist attraction operated by the Foundation). Summer also presented an additional set of Elvis CDs for CMF's archives and for its historical research.

ELVIS CDs FOR CMF - RCA Presi- dent Bob Summer (left) and Nashville VP Joe Galante (right) present Mary Jarvis, wife of longtime Presley producer Felton Jarvis, with the first set of Elvis CDs (see article).

BITS & PIECES: On Thanksgiving day in Las Vegas, William Lee Golden of the Oak Ridge Boys announced his engagement to Louetta Calloway (a model whom he has been dating for nearly a year) . The couple has not yet announced their wedding date. Now ladies, that leaves just one bachelor Oak - Richard Sterban! ... George Jones's upcoming CBS album will be a 10 -song compilation of duets with top female country artists including Barbara Mandrell, Terri Gibbs, Rosanne Cash, and Leona Williams ... Dolly Parton's next album, "The Great Pretender," will be a compilation of pop oldies. Main Street Records signed with MCA for distribution.

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While the Gatlin Brothers, the Oak Ridge Boys, and Lee Green- wood were appearing in Las Vegas last month, they all agreed to play a charity softball game against the staff of KRAM in town. During the course of the game, the Oaks donated $500 to the fund of medical expenses for a local child. Moments later, Steve Gatlin in- formed the stadium announcer that he and his brothers would give $499 because "the Oaks have

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won more awards than the Gatlins!" Lee Greenwood quickly picked up the gauntlet and contributed $501 as the reigning CMA Male Vocalist of the Year and the newest award winner in the group. P.S. The game was won by the performers 13 -12 ... If you've ever been in Nashville and set aside a couple of hours to go on "the tour of the stars' homes," you've probably heard the saga of Webb Pierce's guitar- shaped swimming pool. The latest scoop is - Pierce's mansion and pool are up for sale. Asking price ? ?? $1 million.

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FOSTER VISITS "NASHVILLE NOW" - MCA artist Lloyd David Foster was among the guests on the Nashville Network's "Nashville Now" show. Pictured (l -r) are "Hee Haw" 's Archie Campbell, Foster, and host Ralph Emery.

EXILED IN L.A.- A number of West Coast radio folk were brought in to the Palomino club in Los Angeles for a showcase by Epic's Exile. Shown after the show are (back row I -r) Tom Newman, KGA /Spokane; Don Langford, KRAK /Sacramento; Exile's Les Taylor, Marlon Hargis, and Sonny Lemaire; Rory Miller, KHSL/Chico; and Exile's J. P. Pennington and Steve Goetzman. Kneeling are Craig Appelquist, CBS Records West Coast Marketing Manager and Eddie Edwards of KGA Y/Salem, OR.

Country Quotes For 1983 Continued from Page 48

The War For Your Playlist "Part of the pressure radio is feeling stems from the

economic pressure Nashville is feeling. If the pie isn't growing, you can't increase your share of it unless you take some away from someone else, and now, everybody's scrambling to get what piece of the pie there is left. But I hate to see all

this nonsense of the wars coming down the way it is." -Joe Galante, Division VP /Nashville, RCA Records

"It has come down to survival. We have had to go out and ask programmers for specific numbers. Otherwise, our records go away."

-Joe Casey, VP /Promotion, CBS RecordslNashvllle

"There's more pressure now than ever on the top ten of radio's chart. We as an industry are putting all of our resources into that top ten and I think that's one of the reasons you're not seeing new acts broken."

-Ery Woolsey, VP /Promotion, MCA/Nashville

"We have become an industry of such hype - and maybe this is the key to the whole thing - we have all

hyped, hyped, hyped records up there. If everyone would just let reality take place, and not hype stiffs, then it all

becomes real again, and there won't be the battle for No. 1 s

because the records that belong there will get there." - Nick Hunter, VP /Promotion. Warner Bros. /Nashville

"Radio has to be strong enough to stand up to the companies and do their music according to the dictates of their respective markets."

- Bob Heatherly, Directa of Promotion, RCA/Nashille

"Most people in radio are no more concerned with quality of product or new artists than they are with the man in the moon."

-Don Blocker, VP. Garrett Music Enterprises

"Albums do not a station make; you can't sell your soul for 50 LPs."

-Jay Phillips, MD WMAOIChicago

"Basically, I think we need a restructuring of the playlist reporting system and a redefining of some of the roles in it.

"In dealing with promotion people, I don't want them to

waste our time, and we won't waste theirs." -Rick Jackson, MD KYGOIDenver

"Some of the problems facing our industry begin with a

lack of proper training for new music directors." - Doug Brannan, MD KNIX /Phoenix

"Radio cannot be afraid to say 'no' to people. A promoter may argue a bit if they feel they have legitimate reasons why a record should get more consideration, but nobody is going to beat up on them that badly."

-Carolyn Parks, independent promoter

"If chart success doesn't translate into successful ap-

pearances and sales, then what we have really seen is a

masterful mirror game go down. An artist whose management team is trying to build a career will go nowhere without a foundation of solid hits."

-Bruce Hinton, independent promoter

"Part of the problem today - one resulting in excess pressure - is promotional overkill. You can't blame radio for

being upset about getting five, six, or more calls on the same record."

-Gene Hughes, independent promoter

"The business at hand for the radio and record industries is to work together in closing this credibility gap so that chart positions and reality become synonymous."

-Bob Saporiti, independent promoter

"If people in responsible positions don't have the exper- tise or professionalism to compete, the Country radio and music business is not going to survive."

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great female phones. One of the most beautiful ballads of the year. Requests came in the first day we played it!" -Jaxon Riley, WJAZ

"Tony Joe White sings directly to my lady listeners with "Lady In My Life." - Jerry King, KKYX

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"Our research indicates listeners turn the volume up when this record is played. They want to hear every line. "Lady In My Life" not only appeals to our contemporary listeners, but to our traditional country listeners as well." -Alvin Dick, WIVK

"Tony's done it all and you can tell he's in the business because he loves it. This is the most relatable song I'm playing." - Paul Warner, KSD

"This is truly a great record ... a beautiful song and an outstanding performance. The number of requests we received when we first started playing "Lady" were surprisingly high for a new add. It hasn't let up and request activity grows every day . "- Edd Robinson, WSOC -FM

"Having met Tony for the first time, I was very impressed with this country boy's personality and talent. " - Billy Parker, KVOO

"Tony Joe White and his music are welcome at this country station, anytime." - Lynn Waggoner, KEBC

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Black Radio

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1983's Quotable Quotes This is the time of year when we all look back and reflect on the events that

have taken place. Once again we'll feature our special edition of "Quotable Quotes," and let me tell you, Black /Urban radio had some great ones in 1983. Some of these quotes will make you laugh and smile, but we also hope they will make you think about the reasons why you chose this industry for your profes- sion. Enjoy!

Programming We program to our core audience; obviously

that's the black audience, that's who we have to deliver the product to, first and foremost."

Steve Harris, PD, KRLYIHouston

"The number one thing that people mention when talking about WKYS is the variety of music we offer. There aren't many radio stations in the country that can go from Barbra Streisand to Bootsy, then back to Ramsey Lewis, and make it work. This station has been positioned so well that it works here, and people appreciate the variety." Donnie Simpson, PD, WKYSIWeshington, DC

Donnie Simpson Selby Edwards

"Women admit to being more nostalgic than men. Males seem not to care about oldies - yet they are interested in what is new. Oldies are important because almost everyone identifies with positives or negatives out of their own personal past."

Selby Edwards, PD, KNOW /Austin

"The order in which our music is programmed is based on tempo and flow. We try and create a mood for our audience that will keep them listening. People in our target demographics don't want to be boogied to death."

Hardy Jay Lang, MD WPLZ/Petersburg, VA

"Too much music can most assuredly be detrimental if improperly rotated."

Jae Jackson, MD, WAAA/Wlnston -Salem

Questionable Lyrics

"Some lyrics have become so explicit that they simply represent an exploitation of the despair of black people. When people cease to have ambition for economic freedom, political liberation, and cultural uplift and simply become sexual animals of the most heathenistic dimen- sion - then we've got to do something. We as black people can't just be reduced to sexual animals that grunt and move on instinct."

Jesse Jackson, Democratic Primary Presidential Candidate "I've wondered if our nation is having such

hard times that those in the music industry decided to take this approach to help stimulate record sales. Did they give a push to create something new and provocative enough to help stimulate sales? Today, (some) artists continue to sing about sex and drugs. Many also use different forms of profanity in their music. I wonder if these people realize that most of their fans are teens and younger. If they think that their audiences are exclusively adults, they're wrong!"

Gaylord Boyd, MD, WXOKIBaton Rouge

"Our position is very simple. We do not intend to program music that is in any way insensitive, offensive, or insulting to our community. We feel that the black community, probably more than any other, has been exposed to all kinds of garbage as a result of so many artists trying to make money and trying to outdo other artists. For some reason, they all have managed to appeal to

the sexual instincts of most of us. By developing these lyrics with suggestive sexual overtones, they knew this music would appeal to a certain segment of our population, and they were right. We have determined, in such cases, that we will not play those particular pieces of music. Understand that we are not censoring, we are just being selective. It's what I call selective programming."

"What we are to us for music might require in

tainment."

Ken McDowell, Owner /President, KLM Communications, WCINICincinnatl

Image telling our listeners is this - look and anything else your lifestyle the form of information or enter-

Marc Little, PDIMD WPDOIJacksonville

"We've never made a gangbusters attempt to be number one in this city. Coming into the city as new owners from out of town, we felt the need to get into the community first. However, this is not an excuse: WAIL -FM just flat beat us before because we were in an embryonic stage. WYLD -FM has always been a community -based station. So when we saw what WAIL -FM did, that told us, 'What are you waiting for ?' At that time we decided to flex our muscles and take our shot at being the number one station in New Orleans.

Brute Bailey, PD, WYLD- FMINew Orleans

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Brute Bailey Kevin Fleming

"What we're trying to do is make Black radio good radio, and get away from the old worn -out stereotypes. We want to erase all the negative connotations that have been a part of our lives and Black radio for years."

Kevin Fleming, PD/MD, WWDMISumpter

"This area of the country has black, white, Ca- jun, and Creole children who have never heard and seen black people speak articulately. It's important that we set a good image for them now, because they'll remember the first image they have of us for the rest of their lives."

Beatrice Evens, MD, KJCBILafayette

"We are what we are and we don't try to be something we're not When I speak of blackness, I'm talking of awareness and positiveness. We're here for all the citizens of Tallahassee. So when a white listener tunes us in, if they're a local person, they already know what we do. We feel they listen to us to hear our personalities and our unique form of music. We never offend, but we are real!"

Joe Bullard, PD /MD, WANM/Tallahessee

"If you can't be heard and heard clearly, you might as well hang it up."

J.B. Stone, GM, KJLH /Los Angeles

"I decided we needed a good Black station that would get involved and also entertain with energy. I wanted a station with the appeal that KFRC has in the white community."

Earnest James, VP/OM, KDIA/Oakland


We're an Urban Contemporary station.

Urban is Black isn't it?

We're Urban also, but we call it Urban Adult Contemporary.

Our format is Urban, but leaning towards Black.

Urban Country with a target audience of white females and some 24 +Black

males is our approach.

We have a consultant who special- izes in the rew Astro Urban format.

We've always been Black, I guess we should be Urban, but which Urban?

Don't ask me!!

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Parity "Parity is always a question when it comes to

blacks vs. whites or minorities vs. the establish- ment in the marketplace. The only way we'll ever achieve such in that area is to draw upon outside sources of strength to put pressure on the in-

stitution. That's why I said we need more involvement in the political process."

Congressman Mickey Leland (0.7X), member of the House Telecommunications Subcommittee

Personally Speaking

"We're not one of those outfits promoting their satellite services as one which will cut a station's overhead by eliminating personnel. It's difficult for blacks as it is without someone coming along making it even more difficult for them to remain employed." Lynn Rogers, former Director /Station Relations A Program

Manager, Sheridan Satellite Division

"Experienced people who work together as a

team and continue that teamwork will be successful."

Jeff Wyatt, PD, WUSL/Philadelphle

"All right, so you're black. Fine, but are you on time for work every day? How's your language both on and off the air? How do you dress, your appearance ?"

Ken Webb, AM Personality, WRKSINew York

"We sit down and talk about what's going right and what seems to be going wrong ... I don't believe in critiquing announcers and being totally negative about their performance, in a private meeting or collectively."

Mike Roberts, PD, MOO/Atlanta "My on -air talent is totally dedicated to being

the best, and they've earned the right to be number one in this city."

Tommy Marshall, PD /MD, WKXI /Jackson, MS

"We still believe that all our people want to be involved in making our station better in all ways, not just the air sound. My door is always open for ideas and suggestions."

Scotty Andrews, Program Manager, WVEE /Atlanta

Station Success "We needed more of a Black identity, so the

people wouldn't continue to think they were just being used by K97. What we ended up with was a station playing 90 -95% black music and a

black staff ... results, a 10.5 share 12 +. We actually got out and hustled for everything we've been able to accomplish."

Lawrence Jones, PD, WHRKIMemphls

"To be totally honest, I think our success has come because we've been consistent with our approach about everything. My philosophy has always been, do for the community and the community will do for you. We've increased our visibility with our citizens. Every employee here, no matter what type of position they hold, gets exposure to the public." Bill Summers, GM /Management Consultant, WLOU /Louisville

Sales "The black consumer has become the profit

margin for a number of businesses. It's become a whole new ballgame. I've seen for myself that the black consumer is more active than the Caucasian consumer."

Michael Hllber, GSM, WZAKICIeveland

Rep. Mickey Leland Michael Hilber

"There are always going to be accounts who won't buy black. However, there has been significant movement towards realism in this area."

Kern's Anderson, GM, WBMXIChicago

"You need that street talk that you get in your hometown to help you sell locally. In malls, pro- prietors hear people talk about their favorite station. This kind of endorsement is worth its weight in gold."

Tim McReynolds, GM, WENN & WAGG/Birmingham

"It doesn't make sense to me, if we're number one and two in marketplace audience share, that we should be number six and seven as far as annual gross income."

Tony Gray, former PD/MD, WTLK /Baton Rouge (now PD of KMJM /St. Louis)

Records Raps "I really think the record industry people

should remember the jocks; they should give them more respect. There's a lot of good talented people out there in the radio business and I don t think they get enough credit. They really take the music and radio seriously and don't play any games with people. I just think their dedication should be recognized."

Frankie Crocker, PD, WBLSINew York

"In order for us to make money, we must have good hit product, coupled with radio airplay, ac- curate and precise reporting, distribution, and finally sales to the consumers. If one element is out of sync, it can be disastrous."

Vernon Slaughter, VPBleck Music 8 Jazz Promotion, Columbia Records

On -Air Promotions "No radio station in this city has ever given

away a Rolls Royce. What we're doing is what a

lot of Black stations around the country are also starting to do. It's the kind of promotion white stations did seven to ten years ago. All we've done is followed their pattern and, quite frankly, we're probably doing it a little better." Richard Pegue, Program Manager, WOCI -AM & FM /Chicago



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Current Issue #45 features WBBM -FM /Dick Biondi, KLAC/ Deano Day, KIIS- FM/Tim Kelly, KFI /C.K. Cooper, KMPC/ Robert W. Morgan, KUTE /Charlie Fox, Hot Hits KITS from San Francisco, Cleveland CHR'S WGCL & WRCQ. 90 -minute cassette, $5.50. Classis Issue NC -38 features KHON/Aku- I 954, WMCA/ Harry Harrison-I968, K100/Billy Pearl-1974, KRLA /Johnny Darin -1969, KHJ /Machinegun Kelly & Dave Sebastian -1976, WRKO /Shadoe Stevens -1969, & KFI /Kris Eric Stevens & Mark Taylor -1977. Cassette, $10.50. Special Issue ,NS -25 features San Bernardino /Riverside & Las Vegas! San Bernardino's CHR's KGGI & KFXM, AOR'S KCAL -FM & KOLA, & Oldies KMEN. From Las Vegas, CHR's KLUC & KUDO, AOR KOMP, AND A /C's KENO, KMJJ & KMZQ. Cassette, $5.50. VIDEO AIRCHECK NI is still available, featuring KIIS -FM /Big Ron O'Brien -1983, KROQ -1983, KFRC -1981, KFRC's Mobile Studio -1983, 10Q/Real Don Steele-1977, K I01 /Bob- by Ocean-I981, K 101 /Chuck Browning - 1 983. Specify VHS or BETA; $39.95 per copy.

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Opportunities Openings EAST

Conversational, street smart rock jockal We want some T &R. Forward yours to Long Island's top AOR: WBAB, Box J, Long Island, NY 11702. No calls. EOE. (12 -161

Immediate opening: Deep- voiced announcer, pleasant female considered. Strong production. T &R: Geoffrey Wheatley, Box 530, Rehoboth Beach, DE 19971. (302) 856 -9027. (12 -16)

OK100 Ithaca has fulltime opening for bright, involved talent. Experience essential. T &R: Denny Alexander, 292 Tompkins, Cortland, NY 13045. No Calls. EOE M/F 112 -16)

WRNG has fulltime & parttlme for newapeople. Also need ND with experience. T &R: Ron Walker, Box 1000, Hackettstown, NJ 07840. EOE M/F (12 -16)

Suburban NY seeks that creative touch for future openings. T &R: Mike Davidson, WNNJ, Box 40, Newton, NJ 07860. (12 -161

A/C WCNX seeks entertainers & news people for immediate employment. T &R: Cory Thurston, WCNX, Box 346, Middle- town, CT 06457. EOE M/F (12 -181

2WD-FM 101 seeks afternoon drive personality. T &R: Paul Richardson, PD, 2WD, Tower Box 101, 2101 Executive Dr., Hampton, VA 23666. EOE M/F (12 -16)

9F.J'ig WMMR has an opening for a fulltime, on- air talent. Major market experience and solid track record required. Please send your resume and aircheck to: George Harris, WMMR, 19th & Walnut St., Phila- delphia, PA 19103. EOE

WNHV AM /FM seeks AM news anchor, overnight engineer, fulltime announcer with production, & parttime. T &R: Terry Boone, Box 910, White River Jct., VT 05001. (8021295 -3093. (12 -161

Street smart AOR newsmen & women. We want some T &R! Forward yours to Long Island's top AOR: WBAB, Box J, Long Island, NY 11702. No calls. EOE (12 -161

Looking for seasonal pro to entertain & inform for early evening telephone talk show. T &R, salary requirement: WNLK, Box 1350, Norwalk, CT 06852. (12 -161

Maine's top Country, 50kw WPOR -FM has Immediate opening for evenings. T &R: Tom Hennessey, PD, 562 Congress St., Portland, ME 04101. EOE M/F (12 -161

99 Rock/WPLR seeks perttimsrs. T &R: Eddie Haskell, 1294 Chapel St., New Haven, CT 06511. No calls. EOE M/F (12 -16)

Telephone talk show host, top -50 market. Small market talker move up. NE PA near Pocono mountains. T &R: Jim Ward, Box 1540, Pittston, PA 18640. EOE M/F (12 -161

Morning Personality Wanted A top 50 market station, featuring an adult rock format appealing primarily to men 25 -34, is looking for the right AM Drive personality. Growth situation under new ownership. Successful applicants will possess the ability to combine humor with an intelligent presentation. Tapes and resumes to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #594, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

96WMR, 50kw FM CHR needs parttime jocks. Possible future fulltime. T &R: GM, WWMR, 89 Congress St., Rumford, ME

04276. EOE M/F (12 -91

Major new 50kw CHR FM seeks ND. T &R: Curt Hansen, 30 Cottage St., New Haven, CT 06511. EOE M/F (12 -91

FM CHR and sister Country seek reliable parttime help. Must be

willing to put in 'crazy' hours. T &R: Ken Silva, WECM, 221

Washington St., Claremont, NH 03743. (12 -91

WCLZ /Portland ME has opening for newsperson for morning news team. T &R: Hank Dole, Box 900, Brunswick, ME 04011. EOE M/F (12 -91

Po needed, news experience helpful. Southwest FL. Contact: Tom Booch, Chambersburg, Broadcasting Co., (717) 263 -0813. EOE M/F (12 -91

Sales exec. Will consider training someone with programming experience. Great benefits & SS$ opportunity. 50kw CHR FM. GM, WWMR, 89 Congress St., Rumford, ME 04276. EOE M/F (12 -91

On -air OM for A/C FM. T &R: Rod Krol, 97WK, 88 Waddles Rd., Wheeling WV 26003. EOE M/F 112 -9)

WEZR/Washlgton has rare fulltime on -six opening. Quality situation in top 10 market. T &R: Chuck Tyler, 10380 Democracy Lane, Fairfax, VA 22030. EOE M/F 112 -91

krariediate opening for news parson with the basics: good writing, voice, & news judgement. T &R: Ellen Abbott, WTKO, Box 10, Ithaca, NY 14851. EOE M/F (12 -91

Future openings - profeeulond communicators. All shifts. T &R (only): PD, WCCC -FM, 243 S. Whitney St., Hartford, CT 08106. EOE M/F (12 -91

Openings

SOUTH Market -leading FM A/C WRVR needs afternoon news anchor immediately. Minorities encouraged. T &R: Rob Paullin, ND, 5904 Ridgeway Parkway, Memphis, TN 38119. EOE M/F (12 -161

Experienced, issue oriented Talk Show Host wanted for a major market 50,000 -watt radio station. Requires 2 years medium or major market background. Prefer mature individual who likes to dig out issues and present exciting on -air discussion with audience. Send resume and tape to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #592, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

WJKC lisle 951 /St. Croix in the U.S. Virgin Islands needs CHR jock for afternoons with 1st ticket & maintenance experience. Call Jonathan Keyes. 1809) 773-0095. EOE M/F

Qualities we seek in news: unique, creative, entertaining, interesting, slightly emotional, leader. John Michaels, WLVV, 5237 Albemarle Rd., Charlotte, NC 28212. EOE MIF 112 -16)

WISE Radio needs agressive anchor- reporter. Radio experience preferred. Minorities encouraged. T &R: Dick Cullom, 90 Lookout Rd., Asheville, NC 28804. EOE M/F 112 -16)

WSGN seeks midday talent. Strong production a must. T &R: Steve Price, 236 Goodwin Crest Dr., Birmingham, AL 35209. EOE M/F

i

Good opportunity at level one AOR.

Must be tight, upbeat with creativity and music knowledge. Clones and beginners need not apply. T &R: Mark

Taylor, 4431 Rock Island Road, Ft.

Lauderdale, FL 33319.

Great facilities. growth opportunity. Experienced AOR /CHR talent with winning attitude, T &R: Mark Seger, WHMD, Box 1829, Hammond, LA 70401. EOE M/F

WDAK seeking overnight person. Minorities encouraged. T &R:

Jessica James, Box 1640, Columbus, GA 31902. EOE (12 -16)

WRKT, Cocoa Beach, FL seeks sharp young Modern Country programmer to help us stay on top. T &R: Bob Clarke, Box 3845, Cocoa, FL 32924. 1305) 632 -1300. EOE M/F.112 -16)

#1 Adult Contemporary 50,000 watt mid -east FM has opening for program coordinator. Excel- lent opportunity for up and coming jock to re-

ceive management training while performing on -air duties. Several nationally recognized programmers have had early management level ex-

perience with our Group. Compensation is fair. Market is great. T &R: Rod Krol, GM, WKWK- FM, 88 Waddles Run Rd., Wheeling WV 26003. EOE M/F

KSAQ -FM now accepting T &R's for morning news anchor /communicator. 5430 Fredericksburg Rd., Suite 517, San Antonio, TX 78229. EOE M/F (12 -9)

News help wanted. T &R: Craig Walker, KAYD, Box 870, Beau- mont, TX 77704. EOE M/F (12 -9)

New AOR with beautlul studios needs PM rocker /promotion director. T &R: Dick Blackmon, WZEW -FM, Penthouse, 1st Southern Tower, Mobile, AL 36606. (12 -91

KITE 105, legendary South coast CHR cooker seeks only the most creative cookers. Rush T &R: Jim Zippo, KITE, 441 Laguna, Corpus Christi, TX 78401. EOE M/F 112 -9)

Sunny Florida East coast night show. 5kw CBS A /C. T &R: Larry Bessler, PD, WMEL, Box 1318, Melbourne, FL 32935 EOE M/F 112 -91

FM 101

Afternoon Drive Personality Needed

For Norfolk area FM A/C. Excellent production skills a must. Good pay and stability for talented team player. T &R: Paul Richardson, 2WD, Tower Box 101, Hampton, VA 23666. EOE M/F

KAYD, Beaumont, TX has weekend openings. Minimum four yrs. experience. T &R: Andy Montgomery, KAYD, Box 870, Beaumont, TX 77704. EOE M/F (12 -9)

is production your specialty? Expanding. Country airshift in-

cluded. Team /promo oriented. Start Jan 15. Confidential. Call

Stewart McRae 2pm CST 15041 344 -2666. EOE 112 -91

Needed now: the killer night personality. Rush T &R: Skip Elliott, WJAD, Box 706, Bainbridge, GA 31717. EOE M/F (12 -91

Openings. Top -rated SL100 seeks devoted CHR entertainers for future openings in all shifts & news. T &R: Dave Lyons, Box 1229, Laurel, MS 39440. EOE M/F 112 -91

A/C communicators love our station. salaries & Great Smokey Mountains. T &R: Bill Miller, U- 102 -FM, 311 Magnolia, Knox- ville, TN 37917. No calls. EOE M/F (12 -9)

KRGV McAllen /Brownsville. top CHR. Best money, facilities, benefits, staff with rare opening. Ambition, creativity necessary. T &R: Bob Perry, Box 1316, Weslaco TX 78596. EOE M/F 112 -91

Q99 KLBQ -FM. S. Arkansas' top rated CHR seeks good mom - ing man. Good facilities & bucks. T &R: Jay Randall, Box 1552, El Dorado, AR 71730. EOE M/F 112 -91

MIDWEST WYFE 95.3 has fuNtlms opening for AOR personality. T &R only: Brent Alberts, 1901 Reidfarm Rd., Rockford, IL 61111. EOE

M/F (12 -16)

WKKN. Rodtford's Country musk station seeks fulltime talent. T &R: Curtis King, 1901 Reidfarm Rd., Rockford, IL 61111. EOE

M/F (12 -161

Small- medium market FM /AM Contemporary Country station in the Midwest looking for an experienced morning drive announcer. Must be an adult communicator. Salary $14,000 plus to start, send complete tape and resume with references to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #597, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

PM drive talent for competitive market. 3 yrs. experience. Research experience helpful. Good production essential. T &R:

Joey Evans, KVOX, Box 97, Moorhead, MN 56560. EOE M/F

112 -161

KBEQ/Kansas City looking for uptempo 10p -2a jock. Call Pat

McKay. (8161 531 -2535 ASAP. EOE M/F (12 -16)

You don't need lots of experience, just potential & willingness to learn. Duncan market. T &R: Ken Davis, KHME, Box 216, Commanche, OK 73529. No calls. EOE M/F 112 -16)

AMIFM POWERHOUSE In resort area looking for experienced Adult Contemporary Program Director. Must be mature, with a good track record, airshift and production a plus. $16,000 plus to start. Send tape and complete resume with career objectives and references to: Radio & Rec- ords, 1930 Century Park West, /596, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Air -talent needed for top-notch CHR. 2 yrs. experience. T &R: Doug Gillen, WIBW -FM, Box 119, Topeka, KS 66601. EOE

(12 -16)

Anchor /reporter needed. KFH -AM, serious news comittment. T &R: Steve McIntosh, 104 S. Emporia, Wichita, KS 67202. EOE M/F (12 -161

Announcer/newsperson needed nowl Strong reading a must. Some experience helpful. C &R: Timothy Murphy, WKJF, 1111 S. Mitchell, Cadillac, MI 49601. EOE M/F (12 -16)

wrneedwwwwwwwieww Major Market AIC

Rare opportunity for morning drive personality. Outstanding compensation and environment. If you have the talent, the wit and the energy to create a top adult morning show, send us your tape and resume to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #587, Los Angel- es, CA 90067. EOE M/F

ANIAPINAIWIAMANWINWAWWW WMBH 1450 Country needs drive talent/production. T &R: Tom Jordan, Box 1667, Joplin, MO 64802. (4171 623 -1450. EOE

M/F 112 -16)

Z103 FM needs air talent/production. T &R: Tom Jordan, Box 1667, Joplin, MO 64802. 1417) 623 -1450. EOE M/F (12 -161

Midwestern, growing FM station needs salesperson with small market experience. Established list, new car. Resume + figures: KQYB, Box 308, Spring Grove, MN. EOE 112 -16)

Openings Supetstw Country, K92-Fm St. Johns/Lansing seeks weekend - swing talent. T &R: Chuck Dees, OM, 1600 -A S. Washington Ave., Lansing, MI 48910. No calls. EOE M/F 112 -91

Production director for AM A/C. FM Country needed knmstflate- ly. Strong production & people skills a must. Frank Carvell, 15021 554-8255. EOE M/F 112 -91

Great AM Country facity needs morning talent/MD in growing Midwest company. T &R: Jay Bouley, PD, WXYQ, Stevens Point, WI 54481. (7151 341 -1300. 112 -9)

Z93 needs zany moms g personality with drop-ins immediately. Straight jacket & 812- 14,000 waiting. C &R: Dr. Dave, Box 2208, Kokomo, IN 46902. (12 -91

t FM 105 AM/050 .- Key Openings .. .

Including Morning Drive

Entertainer at CHR leader in Appleton- Oshkosh, Green

Bay. Great company, good benefits, pay, working conditions! Rush T &R's to: Ron Ross, PD, WKAU,

1785 Block Rd., Kaukauna, WI 54130. EOE M/F

News ... possible morning anchor position. T &R: Bob Bach, WISN, Box 402, Milwaukee, WI 53201. No calls. EOE M/F 112 -91

AM 16WVG0 - St. Johns/Lansing MOYL announcer needed. Minimum 1 yr. experience preferred. T &R: Chuck Dees, OM, 1600 -A S. Washington Ave., Lansing, MI 48910. No calls. EOE M/F 112 -91

Sports Director Needed for small market A/C in Midwest. Mar- ket leader with major commitment to local P -B -P, all major sports. Board show included. 35 year station with good company benefits. If you love P -B -P, are motivated and enjoy community involvement, we're your kind of station. Rush T &R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #589, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Top 100 Easy Listening FM needs experienced i talent with writing production skills, automation knowledge. T &R: Tim White, WSWT, Box 3335, Peoria, IL 61614. EOE M/F (12 -91

WCVS/WFMB needs talented ak personalty/production pro. A/C & Country applicants considered. T &R: Greg Thomas, Box

2989, Springfield, IL 62708. No calls. EOE M/F 112 -9)

KODY -AM has immsdste opening for both ND & announcer /PBP. T &R: Steve King, 308 W. 4th, North Platte, NE

69101. 112 -91

5kw AM /50kw FM in beautiful NE Ohio seeks morning news pro. Experienced only. T &R: Bruce Scott, WFUN/WREO, Box 738, Ashtabula, OH 44004. EOE M/F (12 -91

New Kansas City rock FM needs adult, conversational full & pamime announcers. T &R: KCFX, Box 90, Kansas City, MO 64141. EOE M/F (12 -9)

WEST Wanted: upbeat, promotionally active air talent for NW's hot - est CHR. C &R: Sean Lynch, KNBQ, Box 5200, Tacoma, WA

98405. EOE M/F 112 -161

IMMEDIATE OPENING

KUAD FM /OVA AM 99.1 1170

Group owned Rocky Mountain AM -FM has immediate opening for top air production talent. PD for rght person. Send T &R to: Quin Morri- son, KUAD /KSGR, Box 117, Windsor, CO 80550. (303) 686 -2791. EOE M/F

Strong adult morning personality. AM MOR. Salary DOE. T &R: PD, KBET, Box 11710, Reno NV 89510. EOE (12 -16)

Wanted: experienced midday announcer. Possible production director for resort area AOR. T &R: KFMU, Box 772850, Steam- boat Springs, CO 80477. EOE (12 -161

WAi1T'l'El). Experienced Top 50 Market AOR PD

for great opportunity in growing company. Salary open. Tapes and resumes to RADIO & RECORDS, 1930 Century Park West, #581, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F




Opportunities Openings

CHR air talent. Production only. No programmers. John Ray- mond, KOAW, Spring Creek Rd., Ruidoso Downs, NM 88346. EOE M/F 112 -16)

Immediate opening M Sacramento's hot CHR, KWOD 106. Prefer No. CA talent. T &R: Tom Chase, Suite 160, 777 Campus Commons Dr., Sacramento, CA 95825. No Calls. EOE M/F 112 -16)

Beautiful Napa Valley, CA Production Director, the beautiful Napa Valley of California, 45 miles from San Francisco. AM -FM operation - seeking a

creative person with voice to match. Writing, producing and directing all production. Resumes, production samples to Tom Young, KVON Radio, P.O. Box 2250, Napa, CA 94558.

San Diego's premiere 6/S station seeks midday personality. Mature voice. T &R, salary requirement: Dick Williams, KMLO, Box 1000, Vista, CA 92083. EOE M/F 112 -16)

FM, 40 miles from Tucson needs Country personality. No PD types please. KAVV, Box 42977, Tucson, AZ 85733. EOE 112 -161

WEST COAST MAJOR MARKET POWERHOUSE

Has unique opening for entertaining personality who can really have fun in a Contemporary Music format. Wild tracks, laughter and having a genuine "good time" with your audience encouraged. Perhaps you're doing mornings now and are ready to join a staff of major market pros. Excellent opportunity for your talent looking forward to earning large salaries under AFTRA contract. If you are ready to perform on a major market state -of- the -art facility, we're ready to listen to you. T &R: Radio &

Records, 1930 Century Park West, #593, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

WE ARE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

KLOK Radio Ltd. seeks qualified salespeople, recep- tionist /secretary, & news person for its new SF station. KLOK, Box 21248, San Jose, CA 95151. EOE (12 -9)

Real Rock station looking for real rock communicators. Fulltime & parttime. T &R: Tom Marshall, KFMG, 5601 Domingo, N.E., Albuquerque, NM 87108. No calls. EOE M/F 112 -9)

Immediate opening - copywriter /traffic director. 50kw AM /Class C FM. West of Rockies. KERR /KQRR -FM on Flathead Lake. Don Anderson, 1406) 883 -5255. 112 -9)

KYSS AM & FM seek an experienced ND. T &R: Jay Hamilton, PD /OM, KYSS AM & FM, Box 7279, Missoula, MT 59807. No Calls. EOE M /F. 112 -91

KLOK Radio Ltd. seeks qualified full & parttime air talent, and a

bookeeper for its new SF station. T &R, refrences: KLOK, Box 21248, San Jose, CA 95151. EOE 112 -91

r 1 I We talk to active West Coast adults. Major' ' market full- service, 50kw powerhouse. We

need a communicator with warm, strong voice, humorous and memorable presentation. T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century ' ' Park West. #590, Los Angeles, CA 90067.'

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Parttime DJ /personalities. T &R: KPRD /KZNS, Box 1230, Barstow. CA 92311. EOE M/F 112 -9)

First Media's KDOT seeks a great morning man or team. Must communicate 35+ . T &R: Scott Gentry, Box 960, Provo UT 84603. EOE M/F 112 -91

Central Siena KESR AM 600 seeks newsman /jock. Good opportunity for newcomer /beginner. T&R- Jon Levin, Box RADIO, Lone Pine, CA 93545. EOE M/F 112 -91

Positions Sought CRAIG HINES, air personality /PD with medium & major market experience. One -on -one approach on and off the air. (805) 528 -0600. (12 -161

Experienced reporter seeking medium market news position. ND experience r degree. Prefer MW. Call mornings, CARL 1607) 733 -8680. 112 -16)

Positions Sought Radio is my life. One yr. experience. Looking for CHR format. Call STEVE (504) 384 -3718. 112 -161

Creative, mature professional experienced in writing, management, commercial & news announcing. Seeking stability. WILDER 12131 660 -7888 7 -10 pm. (12 -16)

Mature jock, PD. Over 2 decades in radio. Consistent, dependable, class act. Prefer MI. Let's talk. DICK CONDER. 16161 399 -3494. 112 -161

I'm KYLE MAY. I'm 2 ym. experienced in medium market AOR. I

want a shift + possible management position, preferably at MW AOR /CHR (4191691-3165. 112 -16)

_Real fife beats gimmicks.

5 years experience Solid Jock. Prefer N.E.

A vailable January

Dot eloya 915- 833 -0193 Dedicated professional with 6 yrs. experience on air & programming seeks challenging opportunity. Location not important. BARRY ADAMS 15061 657 -2600. 112 -161

Black male announcer with news & DJ experience seeking work. Contact STEVE. 17131 493 -0256. (12 -16)

7 yrs. MD /DJ. Ready for a new challenge. Great music knowledge. DENNIS (3131 373 -5586 after 5pm. (12 -16)

Somewhere, someone seeks a good PD /MD, & is willing to let him do his job. I would like to talk to that someone. Employed now DAVE CARLISLE 1304) 342 -3136 or 766 -8460. (12 -161

Experienced professional female news anchor /reporter. Ex- cellent writing skills & delivery. In Denver now, could be talked into relocating. MELANIE (303) 667 -4331. 112 -16)

Announcer looking for a challenge. Dedicated, hardworking, willing to start at bottom. Any format, any state. Let's talk. DAVE, before noon. (4021 488 -1295. 112 -16)

Need e break soon. Medium market CHR FM, NY, NJ, CT. 7 yrs. experience. AM drive, MD + ambitions. Ask for STEVE (914) 331 -0354 or 336 -8920. 112 -161

M105 /Cleveland, KZAP, BILL STALLINGS 10 yrs. 'front -line' experience. Will go anywhere. AOR MD on -air. Call ASAP (9161 972 -7975. 112 -161

Milwaukee personality + 5 yrs. experience PD, MD, Produc- tion Director, on air in A /C, CHR, AOR. All shifts, all styles. BYRON NELSON. (414) 633 -5501. 112-161

All news, N/T on or off air editorial position sought by good newsman with 15 yrs. experience. Call RON (6071 433 -2449. 112 -16)

Wasting away in small market PA. Looking for fulltime A /C, CHR gig in SE PA, NJ, DE, MD. Call WALLY. (717) 677 -8603. (12 -16)

ATTENTION COUNTRY STATIONS .

Let me program your Country music station. Almost 20 years in the business. Large markets only please. Respond to: Radio &

Records, 1930 Century Park West, #595, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Versatile, hard -working female MD seeks on -air position in small market. AC /CHR /Country. Experience + production, news. Prefer IL, IN. JENNY, PM's. (308) 728 -7742. (12 -161

Attention smalftown New England. Hard working team player seeking on -air at laid-back station. Prefer NH, Country music. John Mac, 24 Mt. Vernon, Providence, RI 02907. 112 -16)

I LOVE Country music, & I LOVE New England. 1717) 249 -891 1. (12 -16)

Black femme. 6 yrs. experience small & major markets. Coun- try, B /M, Nit formats. News too. Looking at NYC, NJ, CT area. 270846, Dallas, 75227. LORNA LITTLEWAY. 112 -161

Major market programmer with A /C. MOR, BM redings victories seeking OM /PD position. Turnaround accomplishments include KXYZ, KQUE /Houston, TM stations. 1215) 357 -1632. (12 -16)

12 year PD /personality seeks medium /major challenge. Major market 3 yrs. Degree. (503) 364 -8524. West coast. 112 -16)

Award winning news & sportscaster, 10 yrs. radio experience seeks new challenge. JOE 13081 284 -6786. 112 -16)

Female PD /MD /personality. 8 yrs. experience A /C, Country, Jazz, CHR, Black available now. Call CHRIS (3121 479 -9579. 112 -161

I called Britian's Queen Mother on her birthday. Call me today. Educated 3 yr. pro. (6071 729 -1068 after 3. (12 -16)

Energetic. dependable, multi- talented jock with excellent production looking for CHR, A/C gig. Will relocate, prefer West Coast. JOE RICCI (717) 790 -9393. (12 -161

... morninngs, funny. Call STEVE 1803) 763 -2106. 112 -161

Positions Sought GARY MARSHALL

Personality Production Director

KWIZ KEZY KRLA KYNO KFXM

Ready to join a winning Southern California

radio team January 4th.

(714) 750-8397

Communicator with 6 yrs. In Country & ÇHR formats. MD ex perience & programming backround. Currently weekends in

Denver. Call (3031 667 -4331. 112 -16)

RICK BECKETT, 13 yr. pro at WAAY. Seeking AM or PM drive at agressive med/large market. Funny, informative, dedicated. Spotless references. 12051 881 -7292 after 1p CST. (12 -161

Working women needs work. I'm good, professional, ambitious & nobody's fool. I get the job done. Do I get the job? Call 121 7) 443 -8144. (12 -16)

Available e - air talent. Production. 2 yrs experience. JOHN CAT -

CHINGS (4151 332 -9205. 112 -16)

Any AOR gigs out there? I'll work anywhere, any shift, holidays, weekends, overnights included. Now at campus rocker. AOR only please. DAVE (615) 865 -5900. 112 -16)

WILLIE CURTIS, DJ /newsman with a good voice and strong personality seeks opportunity. Call me (312) 737 -6489 even - ings. 112 -16)

WHATEVER HAPPENED... to all the

GM's and PD's who said "WHATEVER HAPPENED TO ALL THE PERSONALITY - COMMUNICATORS?" 19 -yr veteran now

available in Chicago. Formerly WIBC, KBEQ,

WCOL, WJEZ, KIOA, and Satellite Music

Network. Will relocate. (312) 246 -5327 Any-

time.

5 yrs. experience, small station OM /producer /newscaster Seeking small- medium market. Management- minded. Con- sider anywhere. Call ALLAN 19041 672 -8972. Thanx 112 -91

Start your new year rightl 13 yrs. experience in programming, news, sports, production, advertising, & community relations. CARL BAKER (21 5) 258 -8429. (12 -9)

All I need is a break) Sportscaster & producer. BA, 7 yrs. in radio, PBP specialty. RICHARD (216) 321 -1374. 112 -9)

Texas -Texas- Texasl Trans -Am will travel immediately. Ex- perience, age, degree, travel trailer. Excellent community relations. Ethical surroundings. 18061 355 -5208. (12 -9)

14 yr. pro seeks major or medium market. AM drive or programming. Formerly 96KX, WIMZ. Call immediately. MIKE BEACH 16151 986 -2901. (12-9)

CHRIS MICHAELS 11 yr. professional. KRUX, KELP, XEROK, desires stable position w /solvent company. Knowledgeable in all programing aspects. 18061 795 -6541. 112 -9)

DJ seeks Jazz /Blues or Country spot in Southwest. Medium market experience, available immediately. JIM UPTOWN (213) 372 -3707. (12 -91

Refreshing, spirited female personality IWLS -FM, WMET, WNAPI. Seeking large or major market CHR with lively, innovative approach. 1312) 348 -3384. (12 -9)

USC sports broadcasting grad seeks Sports Director, announcer position in college town. 6 mos. small market experience. Team player. RON GOODMAN 12131 202 -1249. (12 -91

Stable family man seeks employment in small /medium market. Prefer East. 18 mos. program assistant in Houston. RANDY SOMMERS 1713) 952 -1179 or (6141 362 -8545. 112 -9)

Morning show. A/C pro. Communication & entertainment. Cur- rently working in West. (415) 586 -5830, 1213) 306 -8430. (12 -9)

J. PAUL EMERSON( Strong personality newsman with proven psychological style to maintain quarter hours & stabilize signal samplers.1619) 488 -4176 for tape & track record. 112 -91

Female reporter anchor working in CA medium is ready & looking for same in CA major. 12131 464 -3754. 112 -9)

Saturday midday man at KNBANallejo looking for fulltime gig in major or medium market. Call FRANK BUTERA at 1415) 223 -1534 after 2pm PST. 112 -91

I've programmed winning stations in major western markets. AOR, CHR, Country, A/C background. Seeking management position. MIKEL HUNTER 14081 973 -8199. 112 -91

I love Country music & want to share some with your listeners. Good production skills, 3 yrs. experience in Fresno. TIM 1209) 233 -5348. 112 -91

Boss Warned) For female air personality. San Francisco trained. Love Bay Area - but have talent, will travel. Call BONNIE 228 -4813. Now. (12 -9)

5 yrs. in top -75 market) Country or A/C personality with experience at MD & asst. PD. Backed by #1 references. DAVID (3091344-1971. (12 -9)

Positions Sought LA reporter, 8 yrs. news experience with entertainment specialization seeks freelance assignments or will sell in- dependently produced features. IRIS (213) 654 -4943. 112 -91

Went personality? Want the world's only siamese twins morning team? Hire NOWICKI & LEEDER & take mourning out of mornings. Call (3011 922 -1985. 112 -91

Billboard Award Winner

Billboard AOR Personality Of The Year for Small Markets seeks career opportunity. Presently Asst. PD at "Superstars" outlet. Over 7 years experience on -air; programming; production; promotions. BSC. Stable one -on -one communicator. MARK LAPIDUS (919) 347 -1836.

Tired of the same old B.S.? Extremely vivacious, bright jock with wit available to right station. 5 yr. pro CHR. BRIAN (5031 855 -7716. 112 -9)

Looking for someone with resonance, experience and a sense of humor? Wasting away in small market PA. Willing to relocate. MIKE 17171 624 -2408, before 11a /after 7p. 112 -91

I'm not here to waste time. Mine or yours. Serious DJ with energy & humor of 5 yrs. CHR. A communicator & team worker. Ready now anytime. WILL 15031 855 -9800. (12 -91

Changes RADIO

I Bill Yarbor promoted to GM at WYER /Mt. Carmel, IL.

Cheryl Esken promoted to Retail Sales Manager at the Loop /Chicago.

Mike Davidson promoted to PD at WNNJ/Trenton, NJ.

Steve Ramirez joins the sales force at KNBQiTacoma, WA.

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INDUSTRY Bear Bradley moves to KDNL- TV /St. Louis from KWK.

Alan Gates appointed research analyst for McGavren Guild RadioiNew York.

William C. McGee appointed to the sales staff of National Black Network /New York.

Miscellaneous KLYF, new 100kw FM A/C station seeking service from all labels, including gold product. Cal Stout, MD, 1801 Rand Ave., Des Moines, IA 50308.112 -16)

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Hot Summer Nights On HBO Page 59

National Music Formats Added This Week

Satellite Music Network George Williams (214) 343 -9205

The Starstation SHEENA EASTON "Almost Over You" CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Think Of Laura" PAUL McCARTNEY "So Bad"

Country Coast -To -Coast DARYL CLANTON "Lonesome 7- 7203" EDDIE RABBITT "Nothing Like Falling In Love" RAY CHARLES & GEORGE JONES "We Didn't See A Thing"

TM Programming Cal Casey 1214) 63485 1 1

Stereo Rock BILLY JOEL "An Innocent Man" STEVIE NICKS "Nightbird" CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Think Of Laura" JEFFREY OSBORNE "Stay With Me Tonight"

TM A/C BILLY JOEL "An Innocent Man" SHEENA EASTON "Almost Over You" JAMES INGRAM wIMICHAEL McDONALD "Yah Mo B There"

TM Country WHITES "Give Me Back That Old Familiar ... CONWAY TWITTY "Three Times A Lady" LEE GREENWOOD "Going Going Gone" LYNN ANDERSON & GARY MORRIS "You're Welcome To Tonight" JUDDS "Had A Dream (For The Heart)" DOLLY PARTON "Save The Last Dance For Me"

Century 21 Greg Stephens (214) 9342121

The Z Format PRETENDERS "Middle Of The Road" MADONNA "Holiday" JAMES INGRAM wIMICHAEL McDONALD "Yah Mo B There" JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP "Pink Houses" STEVIE NICKS "Nightbird" SHANNON "Let The Music Play" DOLLY PARTON "Save The Last Dance For Me" SHEENA EASTON "Almost Over You"

The A/C Format DOLLY PARTON "Save The Last Dance For Me" CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Think Of Laura" PAUL McCARTNEY "So Bad" JAMES INGRAM wIMICHAEL McDONALD "Yah Mo B There" STRAY CATS "I Won't Stand In Your Way" ROBERTA FLACK "This Side Of Forever"

Super -Country LYNN ANDERSON & GARY MORRIS "You're Welcome To Tonight" RAY CHARLES & GEORGE JONES "We Didn't See A Thing" LEE GREENWOOD "Going Going Gone"

BPI John Iles (800) 426 9082

Adult Contemporary RAY PARKER JR. "I Still Can't Get Over Loving You" SHEENA EASTON "Almost Over You"

Country Living WILLIE NELSON "Without A Song" DOLLY PARTON "Save The Last Dance For Me" WHITES "Give Me Back That Old Familiar ... " CRAIG DILLINGHAM "Have You Loved Your Woman Today" LEE GREENWOOD "Going Going Gone"

Peters Productions, Inc. Debbie Welsh (619) 565-8,511

Country Lovin' B.J. THOMAS "Two Car Garage" CONWAY TWITTY "Three Times A Lady"

The Great Ones RAY PARKER JR. "I Still Can't Get Over Loving You" ELO "Stranger" BILLY JOEL "An Innocent Man" DOLLY PARTON "Save The Last Dance For Me" NICK HEYWARD "Whistle Down The Wind"

Media General Broadcast Services Bob Dumais (901) 320 -4433

Bright Blue A/C CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Think Of Laura" NICK HEYWARD "Whistle Down The Wind" BILLY JOEL "An Innocent Man" JUMP 'N THE SADDLE "The Curly Shuffle" GENESIS "That's All"

Country EXILE "Woke Up In Love" STEVE WARINER "Lonely Women Make Good Lovers" REBA McENTIRE "There Ain't No Future" B.J. THOMAS "Two Car Garage" SYLVIA "I Never Quite Got Back (From Loving You)" RICK & JANIS CARNES "Does He Ever Mention My Name" DAN SEALS "You Really Go For The Heart" STATLER BROTHERS "Elizabeth" EDDIE RABBITT "Nothing Like Falling In Love"

Red Satin Rock MADONNA "Holiday" JEFFREY OSBORNE "Stay With Me Tonight" ROBERT PLANT "In The Mood" REAL LIFE "Send Me An Angel" MOTELS "Remember The Nights" PRETENDERS "Middle Of The Road" CHRISTOPHER CROSS "Think Of Laura" STEVE NICKS "Nightbird"

Concept Productions Dick Wagner /916) 782 7754

Adult Rock JEFFREY OSBORNE "Stay With Me Tonight" REAL LIFE "Send Me An Angel" PRETENDERS "Middle Of The Road" BILLY JOEL "An Innocent Man" STEVIE NICKS "Nightbird" PAUL McCARTNEY "So Bad"

Transtar Chick Watkins (303) 578 -0700

DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" BARBRA STREISAND "The Way He Makes Me Feel"

Radio Arts John Benedict 1273) 84 i -0225

Country's Best REBA McENTIRE "There Ain't No Future" EXILE "Woke Up In Love" STATLER BROTHERS "Elizabeth" RICK & JANIS CARNES "Does He Ever Mention My Name" STEVE WARINER "Lonely Women Make Good Lovers" LEE GREENWOOD "Going Going Gone"

Soft Contemporary PAUL McCARTNEY "So Bad"

Sound 10 DOLLY PARTON "Save The Last Dance For Me" PAUL McCARTNEY "So Bad" JAMES INGRAM wIMICHAEL McDONALD "Yah Mo B There" GENESIS "That's All"

HBO's concert special "Donna -A Hot Summer Night, " airing through No- vember, was premiered recently at a party in Los Angeles. Pictured after the debut showing are (I -r): Summer's manager Susan Munao, HBO's Gene Kel- ly, Summer, and PolyGram VP and concert executive producer Len Epand.

Streisand Honored By UJA

The annual dinner dance sponsored by the United Jewish Appeal's Music In- dustry Division honored Barbra Streisand and raised over a million dollars. Pictured here presenting an ancient terra -cotta jug to Streisand at the dinner are (I -r): UJA Music Industry Division Chairman Eric Kronfeld, dinner Ex- ecutive Co- Chairman Walter Yetnikoff, Streisand, Coretta Scott King, and Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.

New World Of Unlimited Gold

Barry White has announced the signing of L.A. -based trio New World to his Unlim'ted Gold label, with a debut album scheduled for January. Pictured at the signing are (l -r) New World's Terence Thomas and Mark McGuire, White, group's Eugene Booker, and Unlimited Gold's Sandra White.

Drake-Chenault Bob Laurence (213) 883 -7400

XT-40 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP "Pink Houses" BILLY JOEL "An Innocent Man" JEFFREY OSBORNE "Stay With Me Tonight" MOTELS "Remember The Nights" PRETENDERS "Middle Of The Road"

Contempo 300 JEFFREY OSBORNE "Stay With Me Tonight" BILLY JOEL "An Innocent Man"

Great American Country WILLIE NELSON "Without A Song" LEE GREENWOOD "Going Going Gone" MEL McDANIEL "I Call It Love"

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Black Radio BREAKER

"Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

DONNA SUMMER Love Has A Mind Of Its Own (PollydorlPolyGram)

71% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 23/1, Light 26/4, Extra Adds 3,

Total Adds 8, WAIL -FM, WYLD -FM, WBMX, WNHC, WKXI, WJJS, KHYS, WTLC. Debuts at number 35 on the Black Radio chart.

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Just Let Me Wait (Geffen)


Total Adds 7, WILD, WOOK, KMJQ, KRNB, KMJM, WPEG, WLTH. Moves 38 -32 on the Black Radio chart. HOWARD JOHNSON

Let's Take Time Out (A &M) 70% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 22/2, Light 21/2, Extra Adds 3,

Total Adds 7, WOOK, WAIL -FM, WZAK, KDAY, KSOL, WGIV, WJJS. Debuts at number 25 on the Black Radio chart.

EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING Action (RCA)

67% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 20/6, Light 23/9, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 21 including WXYV, WAMO, WOOK, WAOK, KRNB, WAIL -FM, WYLD -FM, WBMX, WZAK, WGPR, KJLH, XHRM, KNOW,WKWM, KUKQ. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 34 on the Black Radio chart.

CHERYL LYNN Encore (Columbia)


Total Adds 14, WXYV, WOOK, KRNB, WEDR, WBLZ, WDMT, WJMO, WGPR, XHRM, KNOW, WATV, WENN, WJMI, WPLZ. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 31 on the Black Radio chart. PIECES OF A DREAM

Fo Fi Fo (Elektra) 67% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 26/2, Light 19/6, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 10, WOOK, XHRM, WPEG, WKXI, WPDQ, WJJS, WPLZ, KOKA, WKWM, KUKQ. Debuts at number 28 on the Black Radio chart.

NEW & ACTIVE Recent releases are listed In order of their activity. me two numbers following the artist /tltte /label designation (example:

100 25) Indicate how many Of our reporters are on the record this week (100) and of those how many added It this week

(25). "Moves" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held It

the Same Ion to on, add to on, 31-31, etc.), moved It down on their charts, or Added it this week. Si Indicated one of

this week's most added new songs.

DAZZ BAND "Joystick" (Motown) 43/5 Rotations: Heavy 15/0, Medium 15/3, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WAMO, WVEE, KMJM, KNOW, WKWM. Heavy: WRDQ, WPEG, WLOU, WDAO, WWWS. Medium: WHRK, WBMX, WBLZ, WCIN, WZEN -FM Debuts at number 26 on the Black Radio chart.

HERBIE HANCOCK "Autodrive" (Columbia) 41/7 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 17/1, Light 18/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WOOK, WGCI, WDRQ, WATV, WOIC, WAAA, WLTH. Heavy: WDAS, WAOK, KACE, WLVW, WPLZ. Medium: WHUR, WZEN -FM, KSOL. Debuts at number 40 on the Black Radio chart.

NEW EDITION "Jealous Girl" (Streetwise) 41/2 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 17/0, Light 14/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WJMO, WVOL Heavy: WRKS, WDAS, WAOK, WDIA, KDAY, WJMI, KUKQ. Medium: WAIL -FM, WDMT, WDRO, XHRM, KOKA, KDKO. Moves 40.37 on the each Radio chart.

aRICK JAMES & SMOKEY ROBINSON "Ebony Eyes" (Gordy /Motown) 40/13 Rotations: Heavy 9/1, Medium 16/5, Light 11/3, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 13, WXYV, WOOK, WAOK, WBLZ, KACE, KJLH,

WKND, KJCB, WPLZ, KHYS, KOKA, WVOI, KUKO. Heavy: WILD, WHUR, KKDA -FM, WGCI. Debuts at number 36 on the Black Radio chart.

QMUSICAL YOUTH "She's Trouble" (MCA) 38/14 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium t2/2, Light 22/10, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 14, WXYV, WILD, WOOK, KACE, KNOW,

WATV, WENN, WPDQ, KJCB, WMAK, WWDM, WWWS, WVOI, KDKO. Heavy: KSOL.

CUBA GOODING "Happiness Is Just Around The Bend" (Streetwise) 38/4 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 16/3, Light 17/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WBMX, XHRM, KSOL, KNOW. Heavy: WDAS, WNHC, KOKA, WAAA. Medium: WOOK, WHUR, WVEE, WGCI, WJMO, WLTH.

STACY LATTISAW "Million Dollar Babe" (Cotillion /Atco) 37/1 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 14/0, Light 15/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WDAS. Heavy: WVEE, KMJM, WAN, WGIV, WJMI, WPDQ, WTLC, KUKQ. Medium: WILD, WOOK, KKDA -FM, WBMX, WZEN -FM, XHRM, KSOL.

GRANDMIXER D. ST. "Crazy Cuts" (Island /Atco) 34/12 Rotations: Heavy t /t, Medium 13/2, Light 18/7, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 12 including WILD, WOOK, WVEE, KMJQ, WDMT, WGPR, KACE, KDAY, WDAO. Heavy: WAAA. Medium: WXYV, WRKS. WHUR, WDRQ, WZEN -FM.

J. BLACKFOOT "Taxi" (Sound Town /Allegiance) 33/6 Rotations: Heavy 13/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 12/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WOOK, WDMT, KJLH, WPLZ, WDAO, WLTH. Heavy: WVEE, KRLY, WYLD -FM, KNOW, WVOL. Medium: KMJO, WEDR, WZAK, WTLC.

PHILIP BAILEY "Trapped" (Columbia) 33/5 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 11/1, Light 1 7/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WOOK, WNHC, WGIV, WTLC, KUKQ. Heavy: KMJM, WZEN -FM, WRDW, WATV, WAAA. Medium: KKDA -FM, WYLD -FM, WJMO, XHRM, WPEG.

STEVIE WOODS "Ain't That Peculiar" (Cotillion /Atco) 31/5 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 14/0, Light 13/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WZEN -FM, KJLH, WJJS, WAAA, WTLC. Heavy: KRNB, WEDR, WJMO. Medium: KNOW, WGIV, WOIC, WKXI, WBLX, WDAO, WLTH.

JONES GIRLS "2 Win U Back" (RCA) 31/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/1, Light 17/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WOOK, WDRO, KOKA, WWWS. Heavy: WRDW, WKXI. Medium: KRNB, WGCI, WATV, WPEG, WNOO, WOIC, KHYS, WWDM, WAAA, WLTH.

RON BANKS "Make It Easy On Yourself" (CBS) 31/4 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 11/0, Light 14/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 4, WOOK, WJMO, KDAY, KJLH. Heavy: WYLD -FM, WKXI, KOKA. Medium: WXYV, WILD, KRNB, WDIA, WZEN -FM, WATV, WLTH, WWWS.

ANITA BAKER "You're The Best Thing Yet" (Beverly Glen) 29/12 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 10/3. Light 16/6, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 12, WGCI, WJMO, WDRQ, WGPR, WZEN -FM, XHRM, KNOW, WGIV, WPEG, WAAA, WDAO, KDKO. Medium: WRDW, WOIC, WWDM.

PHILIPPE WYNNE "Wait Until Tomorrow" (Fantasy) 29/11 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 22/7, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 11, WAMO, KKDA -FM, KRNB, KJLH, WPEG, WOIC, KJCB, WLVW, KOKA, WWDM, WWWS. Medium: WVEE, WKXI, WVOL.

FREEEZ "Pop Goes My Love" (Streetwise) 28/1 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 13/1, Light 15/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, XHRM. Medium: WRKS, WDAS, WAOK, WVEE, WKND, WATV, WKXI, WLVW, WVOL, WAAA, KUKQ.

DIANA ROSS "Let's Go Up" (RCA) 27/9 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8 /0, Light 15/6, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 9, KKDA -FM, WGPR, KDAY, WENN, WOIC, WPDQ, WLOU, WWDM, WVOI. Heavy: WAOK, WVEE, WANM. Medium: KJLH, KSOL, WKXI.

GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS "Hero" (Columbia) 27/1 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 9/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WOOK. Heavy: WGIV, WJMI, WKXI, WBLX, WLVW, WANM, WTLC. Medium: KKDA -FM, XHRM, WPDQ, WLOU, KOKA, WDAO, KUKQ.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION SLAVE "Steppin' Out" (Cotillion /Atco) 25/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 10/O, Light 14/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WOOK, WJMO, WGIV, KOKA. Medium: KRNB, WEDR, WCIN, XHRM, WPEG, WLVW, WANM, WDAO, WLTH, WWWS.

LENNY WILLIAMS "Love Soldier" (Rocshire) 23/9 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 7/1, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 9, KRNB, WDMT, WZEN -FM, KJLH, WOIC, KJCB, WLOU, WLTH, WWWS. Medium: WEDR, WGIV, WNOO, WPDQ, WLVW, KUKO.


ReiRL NATIONAL.AIRPLAY/ 40 ®

December 16, 1983

Throe Two lam Weekf Wee. Weak

1 1 1 1 DeBARGE /Time Will Reveal (Gordy /Motown) 3 2 2 0 ATLANTIC STARR /Touch A Four Leaf Clover (A &M) to 5 a © KOOL & THE GANG /Joanna (De-Lite /PolyGram) 25 17 13 0 PATTI LABELLE /If Only You Knew (Philadelphia International /CBS)

6 a 3 5 CON FUNK SHUN /Baby, I'm Hooked (Right Into Your...) (Mercury /PG)

20 15 7 O SHANNON /Let The Music Play (Mirage /Atco) to 12 9 Q RAY PARKER JR, /I Still Can't Get Over Loving You (Arista) 12 9 8 0 EARTH, WIND & FIRE /Magnetic (Columbia) 24 18 14 0 LUTHER VANDROSS /l'll Let You Slide (Epic) 2 3 5 10 PAUL McCARTNEY and MICHAEL JACKSON /Say Say Say (Columbia) a 6 6 11 JEFFREY OSBORNE /Stay With Me Tonight IA &M) 11 8 11 12 MELBA MOORE /Keepin' My Lover Satisfied (Capitol) 28 24 15 ® DEELE /Body Talk (Solar /Elektra) 26 25 21 GEORGE CLINTON /Nubian Nut (Capitol) 15 11 10 15 STEPHANIE MILLS /How Come U Don't Call Me... (Casablanca /PolyGram( 8 10 16 16 MIDNIGHT STAR /Wet My Whistle (Solar /Elektra) 22 21 1e a TWILIGHT 22 /Electric Kingdom (Vanguard) 29 26 19 C) GAP BAND /Jam The Motha' (Total Experience /PG)

27 J. INGRAM with M. McDONALD /Yah Mo B There (Owest /WB) 34 28 20 Q ANGELA BOFILL /l'm On Your Side (Arista) - 39 26 LIONEL RICHIE /Running With The Night (Motown) - 35 22 ® "D" TRAIN /Something's On Your Mind (Prelude) 5 7 12 23 S.O.S. BAND /Tell Me If You Still Care (Tabu /CBS)

17 13 17 24 POINTER SISTERS /I Need You (Planet /RCA) DEBUT ® HOWARD JOHNSON /Let's Take Time Out (A &M)

DEBUT DAZZ BAND /Joystick (Motown) 32 31 28 ® MADONNA /Holiday (Sire /WB)

DEBUT 1110 PIECES OF A DREAM /Fo Fi Fo )Elektra) 39 36 33 Q JUNIOR /Unison (Casablanca /PolyGram( 35 33 30 30 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES /Say It Isn't So (RCA)

DEBUT) G CHERYL LYNN /Encore (Columbia) - - 38 ® JENNIFER HOLLIDAY /Just Let Me Wait (Geffen) - - 36 ® TAVARES /Words And Music (RCA)

I DEBUT Q EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING /Action (RCA)

I DEBUT 110. ® DONNA SUMMER /Love Has A Mind Of Its Own (Polydor /PolyGram)

DEBUT RICK JAMES & SMOKEY ROBINSON /Ebony Eyes (Gordy /Motown) - ao ao ® NEW EDITION /Jealous Girl (Streetwise) 21 20 24 38 MARY JANE GIRLS /Boys (Gordy /Motown) 31 29 35 39 FOUR TOPS /I Just Can't Walk Away (Motown)

DEBUT HERBIE HANCOCK /Autodrive (Columbia)

This mart K based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations Black circled numbers InOlcate continued upward movement from the majority of our reporters

MOST ADDED EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING (21) MUSICAL YOUTH (141 CHERYL LYNN (14) RICK JAMES & SMOKEY ROBINSON (13)

HOTTEST DeBARGE (431 P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON (281 SHANNON (25) PATTI LABELLE (21) KOOL & THE GANG (18)

BOBBY NUNN "Hangin' Out At The Mall" (Motown) 22/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/1, Light 15/5, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 9, WBMX, WGCI, KACE, KDAY, WKXI, WLTH, WKWM, WVOI, KDKO. Heavy: XHRM. Medium: WZEN -FM, WJMI.

SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY & THE JUKES "Get Your Body On The Job" (Mirage /Atco) 22/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/2, Light 12/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WILD, WVEE, WEDR, WKND. Heavy: KOKA. Medium: WZEN -FM, WKXI, WPDQ, WLOU, WMAK, WVOL, WANM.

PLANET PATROL "I Didn't Know I Loved You" (Tommy Boy) 21/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/2, Light 11/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WXYV, WAMO, WVEE, WEDR, XHRM, KSOL, WTLC. Heavy: WGPR. Medium: WHRK, WDRQ, WNHC, WKXI, WJAX, WANM. CHIC "Give Me The Lovin' " (Atlantic) 20/6 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/0, Light 13/5, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, WDRQ, WGPR, KOKY, WLOU, WJJS, WTLC. Medium: KMJM, WANM, WDAO, WLTH, KUKQ.

DAVID SANBORN "Neither One Of Us" (WB) 20/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WPLZ. Heavy: WJMO, WZAK, WBLX, WAAA. Medium: KSOL, KJCB, KOKY, WKWM, WWWS, KDIA.

MAZE featuring FRANKIE BEVERLY "We Are One" (Capitol) 20/0 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 12/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WGCI, WNHC, KNOW, KHYS, KUKQ. Medium: KKDA -FM, KMJQ, WJMO, WZAK, XHRM, KSOL, WGIV, WPEG, KOKA, WDAO, WKWM, WWWS. KLIQUE "Flashback" (MCA) 19/8 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/1, Light 11/4, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 8, WOOK, WAOK, WEDR, WDRQ, WGPR, XHRM, WKXI, KJCB. Medium: KKDA -FM, WZEN -FM, KACE, WLTH.

TEENA MARIE "Midnight Magnet" (Epic) 19/6 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/0, Light 11/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, KRLY, WDRQ, WENN, WPDO, KOKA, WAAA. Heavy: WAOK, KACE. Medium: WDIA, WZEN -FM, KSOL, WVOL.

PEABO BRYSON /ROBERTA FLACK "You're Looking Like Love To Me" (Capitol) 19/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 4/0, Light 14/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WVEE, WDMT, WGPR, WGIV, WJAX, KOKY. Medium: WAOK, KRNB, KSOL, WLVW.

IRENE CARA "The Dream (Hold On To Your Dream)" (Network /Geffen) 18/9 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/1, Light 14/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, WDAS. KSOL, WATV, WPDQ, WMAK, KOKA, WWDM, WLTH, WLUM. Medium: WDIA, WVOL.

MAVIS STAPLES "Love Gone Bad" (Phonorecords) 18/7 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 5/1, Light 10/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7, WOOK, WJMO, WNHC, WOIC, WAAA, WDAO, WWWS. Heavy: WJMI. Medium: WGPR, WRDW, WKXI, KOKY.

LEW KIRTON "Don't Give Up Your Dream..." (Believe In A Dream /CBS) 18/3 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 8/1, Light 11/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WOOK, WVEE, KDKO. Heavy: WKXI. Medium: WATV, WBLX, WVOL, KOKA, WAAA. LILLO "Who Do You Think You Are" (Capitol) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 5/O, Medium 8/1, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WAMO, KDAY. Heavy: KJLH, WKND, WNHC, WOIC, WLVW. Medium: WRKS, WDAS, WZAK, KJCB, WWDM, WAAA, WKWM. SMOKEY ROBINSON "Don't Play Another Love Song" (Tamla /Motown) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WAIL -FM, KDAY. Heavy: WAMO, WYLD -FM, WAN. Medium: WXYV, WAOK, KRNB, VV-ZEN-FM, KJLH, WGIV, KOKY, WLTH, KUKQ.

RACE "What Is Race" (Ocean Front) 17/7 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 6 /0, Light 11/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WDAS, WPEG, WOIC, KJCB, WLOU, WVOL, WDAO. Medium: WOOK, WDIA, WJMO, WGPR, WZEN -FM, WKXI. MALCOLM McLAREN "World Famous" (Island /Atco) 15/9 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 7/4, Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 9, WXYV, WRKS, WJMO, WZAK, WDRQ, WGPR, WJLB, KMJM, WDAO. Heavy: KACE. Medium: WZEN -FM, WWWS. FATBACK "Please Stay" (Spring) 15/2 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 7/0, Light 6/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WXYV, WBMX. Heavy: XHRM. Medium: KKDA -FM, WJLB, WKND, WNOO, WOIC, WDAO, WLTH.

GRANDMASTER FLASH & MELLE MEL "White Line /Don't Do It" (Sugar Hill) 15/1 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 3/0, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVOI. Heavy: WRKS, WOOK, WAIL -FM, WGCI, WKND, WNHC, WLTH. Medium: WXYV, WDMT, WJAX. MARILYN McCOO "Heart Stop Beating In Time" (RCA) 15/1 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 5/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WLOU. Heavy: KOKA. Medium: WZEN -FM, WKXI, KOKY, WVOL, KDIA.



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Black Radio Regionalized Adds & Hots Stations are listed by region. Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity.

EAST WXYVIBaltimore Tim Watts

CHARLES EARLAND EVELYN KING RICK JAMES MUSICAL YOUTH CHERYL LYNN MALCOLM MCLAREN TONI BASIL INNER LIFE WHATN AUTS FATBACK JONZUN CREW PLANET PATROL Hottest: PATTI LABELLE SHANNON TWILIGHT 22

GRANDMIXER D.ST. D TRAIN

W ILDBOaton Angele Thomas

LIONEL RICHIE MUSICAL YOUTH SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY GRANDMIXER D.ST. LANCE WEBB JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Hottest: DEBARGE SHANNON MIDNIGHT STAR ATLANTIC STARR FOUR TOPS

W KNDIHertlord :A

Jordan /McLean

SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY RICK JAMES MONYABA GIRLS CAN'T HELP Hottest: JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS GRANDMASTER FLASH DEBARGE SEYY

WNHCINew Haven James Jordan

MAVIS STAPLES WORLD PREMIERE INDEEP GEM MALCOLA X

RUN D.M.C. PHILIP BAILEY DONNA SUMMER Hottest: SOS BAND DEBARGE SHANNON MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MADONNA

WRKSINew York MayolOuartarone

PATTI LABELLE ANGELA BOFILL MALCOLM MCLAREN FEARLESS FOUR IENA Hottest: NEW EDITION MIDNIGHT STAR LIONEL RICHIE SHANNON SOS BAND

WDASIPhlledelphie Joe Temburro

ANGELA BOFILL RACE MONYAKA MESSINGER SERVICE IRENE CARA ROBERTA FLACK RUN D.M.C. INDEEP EARTHA KITT SYLVESTER SHARON BROWN TWO SISTERS STACY LATTISAW GAP BAND KAREN YOUNG KEITH FERGUSON Hottest: PATTI LABELLE LUTHER VANDROSS DEELE PIECES OF A DREAM LIONEL RICHIE

WANG/Pittsburgh J.C. Floyd

LIONEL RICHIE JAMES INGRAM LUTHER VANDROSS TAVARES LILLO EVELYN KING DAZZ BAND PHILIPPE WYNNE HOT STREAK TONES GIFT OF DREAMS PLANET PATROL Hottest: RAY PAARER JR. D TRAIN DEBARGE MADONNA ATLANTIC STARR

WOOKIWashington. DC

Chris Gardner

ANGELA BOFILL LIONEL RICHIE JAMES INGRAM JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JUNIOR DEELE EVELYN KING JONES GIRLS CHERYL LYNN HOWARD JOHNSON. TONI BASIL RICK JAMES PIECES OF A DREAM SLAVE GEORGE CLINTON GRANDMIXER D.ST. MUSICAL YOUTH PHILIP BAILEY HERBIE HANCOCK GLADYS KNIGHT RON BANKS J. BLACKFOOT LEW KIRTON MAVIS STAPLES CLIQUE INDEEP Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE DEBARGE KOOL L THE GANG SHANNON D TRAIN

WHURIWashington, DC

Oscar Fields

DEELE YES INDEEP PRINCE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS SHANNON PATTI LABELLE DEBARGE

SOUTH WROWIAugusle Teddy Black

WENNIBIrmingnam WPEG /Charlotte Les Norman Michael Star

none CHERYL LYNN W AOKIAtlanta Nottest: MUSICAL YOUTH Larry Tinsley DEBARGE SHANNON

GEORGE CLINTON GRANDMIXER D.ST. LIONEL RICHIE DEELE DIANA ROSS GLORIA GAYNOR JAMES INGRAM TEENA MARIE RICK JAMES SHANNON BILL SUMMERS D TRAIN Hottest: EVELYN KING KNOWIAUSIIn DEBARGE SPOONIE GEE Selby Edwards SOS BAND CLIQUE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS RUN D.M.C. ANITA BAKER JEFFREY OSBORNE ASHAYE EVELYN KING TWILIGHT 22

EARTHA KITT CUBA GOODING Hottest: DAD, BAND WGIVICharottets JEFFREY OSBORNE CHERYL LYNN Ha1Handil PATTI LABELLE MUSICAL YOUTH RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY TWILIGHT 22 HALL 6 OATES HOWARD JOHNSON

MAZE SLAVE WVEEIAtlante COOL 6 THE GANG BRYSON 6 FLACK

Scotty Andrews EW6F ANITA BAKER ZAPP MICHAEL WYCOFF

BRYSON 6 FLACK PATTI LABELLE STARSKI WATVIBIrmingham Hottest: PLANET PATROL Ron January LUTHER VANDROSS TONI BASIL ATLANTIC STARR DAZZ BAND CHERYL LYNN DEBARGE GRANDMIXER D.ST. MUSICAL YOUTH STACY LATTISAW SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY IRENE CARA GLADYS KNIGHT INDEEP BERBIE HANCOCK EARTHA KITT CARLA BAKER LEW KIRTON MAURICE STARR DEELE Hottest: Hottest: DEELE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS GAP BAND DEBARGE RAY PARKER 7R. POINTER SISTERS LIONEL RICHIE DAll BAND J. BLACKFOOT

MIDWEST W GCIIChlcago ul Richard Pogue

KOOL 6 THE GANG BOBBY NUNN HERBIE HANCOCK CARLA BAKER ANITA BAKER Hottest: SHANNON RAIYA MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS GRANDMASTER FLASH MARY JANE GIRLS

WBMXIChlcago Lee Michaels

ONE WAY DONNA SUMMER CUBA GOODING BOBBY NUNN EVELYN KING FATBACK LTD DAVID WILLIAMS INDEEP Hottest: SHANNON JEFFREY OSBORNE ATLANTIC STARR MILLIE JACKSON MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

WBLZICInclnnatl Brian Castle

PATTI LABELLE RICK JAMES JAMES INGRAM CHERYL LYNN Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MIDNIGHT STAR EW6F RAY PARKER JR. IRENE CARA

WJMOICIaveland WGPRIDetrolt Rod See Joe Spencer

MAURICE STARR CHERYL LYNN MALCOLM MCLAREN ANITA BAKER RON BANKS D TRAIN GAP BAND MAVIS STAPLES NEW EDITION SLAVE Hottest: PATTI LABELLE ATLANTIC STARR COOL 6 THE GANG CON FUNK SHUN ANGELA BOFILL

WZAKICNTMand Lynn Tolllver

RUN D.M.C. YES EVELYN RING ANITA BAKER JULIE SIMS BARBARA MASON MALCOLM MCLAREN CHIC HOWARD JOHNSON HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: JONES GIRLS DAll BAND ELIQUE RENE 6 ANGELA MALCOLM MCLAREN PATTI LABELLE RUN D.M.C. DAVID SANBORN TEENA MARIE GEORGE CLINTON A.ITRACTIONS

Hottest: WVKOIColumbus CHERYL LYNN

Lyiee /Jones DEBARGE D TRAIN

LUTHER VANDROSS PATTI LABELLE

STEPHANIE MILLS SHANNON

MICHAEL JACKSON PRINCE Hottest: SHANNON MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS JEFFREY OSBORNE DEBARGE PATTI LABELLE

CLIQUE MALCOLM MCLAREN ANITA BARER EVELYN KING DIANA ROSS REDDINGS CHIC GRANDMI %ER D.ST. LIONEL RICHIE BRYSON 6 FLACK WHODINI FELIX 6 JARVIS CHERYL LYNN Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE DEBARGE SHANNON DEELE PATTI LABELLE

WDROIDetrolt Brian White

WDAO /Dayton WCINICIncinnati Lankford Stephens Sid Kennedy

GLORIA GAYNOR TONI BASIL KEITH LE BLANC Hottest: COOL 6 THE GANG MIDNIGHT STAR DEELE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS .AP BAND

WONT/Cleveland in Map101Dean

DREAMBOY GRANDMIXER D.ST. J. BLACKFOOT BRYSON 6 FLACK CHERYL LYNN LENNY WILLIAMS Hottest: PATTI LABELLE DEBARGE GEORGE CLINTON D TRAIN TWILIGHT 22

SYLVESTER ANITA BAKER J. BLACKFOOT RACE LAMBCHOP5 MAVIS STAPLES WARP 9

GRANDMIXER D.ST. MALCOLM MCLAREN PIPE DREAM Hottest: DEELE CON FUSE SHUN PIECES OF A DREAM GEORGE CLINTON DAZZ BAND

W JLBIDetrolt James Alesender

MALCOLM MCLAREN BARBARA MASON JAMES INGRAM Hottest: ORBIT SHANNON TWILIGHT 22

MIDNIGHT STAR LIONEL RICHIE

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WLTHIGary Dane Huskisson

WLUMIMIIWaukee Mark Driscoll

NEW EDITION MICHAEL JACKSON IRENE CARA JAMES INGRAM EVELYN KING DEBBIE HARRY Hottest: DEBARGE SHANNON PRINCE MIDNIGHT STAR CHRIS CROSS

W W W S /Saginaw Kermit Crockett

EVELYN KING JONES GIRLS JAMES INGRAM O TRAIN PHILIPPE WYNNE MAVIS STAPLES MUSICAL YOUTH LENNY WILLIAMS Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE 10 SPEED DEBARGE DEELE CON FUNK SHUN

KMJMIBI. Louis Tony Gray

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MALCOLM MCLAREN DAZZ BAND BARBARA MASON PRINCE Hottest: STACY LATTISAW

HERBIE HANCOCK DEBARGE

IRENE CARA MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LIONEL RICHIE

BOBBY NUNN TEDDY PENDERGRASS

ONE WAY J. BLACKFOOT WZEN.FM /S1. Louis PRINCE Rod King LENNY WILLIAMS Nottest: LENNY WILLIAMS

DEBARGE. ANITA BAKER MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MADONNA

CON FUNK SHUN THREE MILLION

LIONEL RICHIE SYLVESTER GAP BAND JENNY BURTON

STEVIE WOODS WKWMIGrand Rapids Hottest: Frank Grant LIONEL RICH,.

DEBARGE GRANDMIXER D.ST. MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS D TRAIN TOM BROWNE DAZZ BAND SOS BAND EVELYN KING BOBBY NUNN WHOIIToledo Ni PIECES OF A DREAM Mass Myrick HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS Hottest: RICK JAMES DEBARGE DIANA (KISS TWILIGHT 22 EVELYN RING PATTI LABELLE GRANDMASTER FLASH J. BLACKFOOT BOBBY NUNN DEELE NEW EDITION

WTLCllndienapoll{ MUSICAL YOUTH

Jay Johnson ELBOW BONES 6 RAC Hottest:

PHILIP BAILEY DEBARGE

DISCO FOUR ATLANTIC STARR

CHIC MELBA MOORE

DONNA SUMMER MARY JANE GIRLS SHANNON

REDDINGS INDEEP BILL SUMMERS PLANET PATROL STEVIE WOODS Hottest: DEBARGE PATTI LABELLE SHANNON GEORGE CLINTON ENO'

PATTI LABELLE PIECES OF A DREAM DAYTON PHILIPPE WYNNE WARP 9

ANITA BAKER JENNIFER HOLLIDAY RACE DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: DEBARGE TWILIGHT 22

SOS BAND LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

WNOOIChattanooga Srnokln' Sam Ervin

none Hottest: JAMES INGRAM DEELE EW6F POINTER SISTERS ANGELA BOFILL

WOIC /Columbia IA

Mickey Arnold

HERBIE HANCOCK RACE INDEEP DIANA ROSS SUN MAVIS STAPLES ONE WAY DREAMBOY LENNY WILLIAMS PHILIPPE WYNNE Hottest: PATTI LABELLE DEELE CON FUNK SHUN DEBARGE COOL 6 THE GANG

K KDA- FMIDalles Terri Avery

PRINCE DIANA ROSS POINTER SISTERS PHILIPPE WYNNE ZI HILL Hottest: RICK JAMES STEPHANIE MILLS JAMES INGRAM FOUR TOPS TWILIGHT 22

KRLTIHOUSton Mike Cav,el

ONE WAY ANGELA BOFILL COOL 6 THE GANG TEENA MARIE Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE MIDNIGHT STAR DREAMBOY NEW EDITION CON FUNK SHUN

KM./0/Houston Jim Snowden

DENIECE WILLIAMS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JAMES INGRAM GRANDMIXER D.ST. PRINCE PRINCE LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: RO Y ALC ASH PATTI LABELLE CON FUNK SHUN ANITA BAKER LUTHER VANDROSS

WJMIIJackson Carl Haynes

SHANNON TWILIGHT 22

PATTI LABELLE JAMES INGRAM CHERYL LYNN EVELYN RING Hottest: STACY LATTISAN' COOL 6 THE GAN, RAY PARSER JR. ROYALCASH GAP BAND

WKXI /Jackson Tommy Marshall

BOBBY NUNN RANDY CRAWFORD JAMES INGRAM GLORIA GAYNOR DONNA SUMMER PIECES OF A DPI., SPOONS£ GEE SUN LAMBCHO PS CLIQUE BILL SUMMERS MAURICE STARR Hottest: J. BLACKFOOT KOOL 6 THE GANG GAP BAND DEELE MELBA MOORE

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WJAXIJacksonvllle is

Steve Fox

JAMES INGRAM JENNY BURTON BRYSON 6 FLACK Hottest: SHANNON CON FUNK SHUN TWILIGHT 22 DEBARGE PRINCE

WPDO /Jacksonville u:

Marc Little

IRENE CARA LANCE WEBB TEENA MARIE MUSICAL YOUTH DIANA ROSS D TRAIN INDEEP PIECES OF A DREAM Hottest: DEBARGE MCCARTNEY 6 JAM TWILIGHT 22

GEORGE CLINTON STEPHANIE MILLS

KJCB /Leleyelte n

Beatrice Evens

DAVID WILLIAMS RACE PHILIPPE WYNNE RICK JAMES LENNY WILLIAMS KLIQUE MUSICAL YOUTH EVELYN KING Hottest: DEBARGE DEELE TYRONE DAVIS GEORGE CLINTON MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

KOKYILIMIe Rock w Paul Todd

SHANNON BRYSON 6 FLACK CHIC DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: COOL L THE GANG KASBIF PATTI LABELLE J. BLACKFOOT MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

WLOUILOUIevitle Neal O'Rea

RACE DIANA ROSS LIONEL RICHIE LENNY WILLIAMS MARILYN MCCOO DAVID WILLIAMS BILL SUMMERS CHIC Hottest: .

DEBARGE COOL 6 THE GANG SAID BAND GEORGE CLINTON DEELH

W JJSILynchburg Lad Golns

STEVIE WOODS DONNA SUMMER HOWARD JOHNSON PIECES OF A DREAM CHIC Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LIONEL RICHIE DEBARGE MIDNIGHT STAR MICHAEL JACKSON

KRNB{MlMemphls Sherryl Bacon

WMAK /Nashville Doup Ellis

KHYSIPor1 Arthur Mark Petry

EVELYN KING IRENE CARA none PATTI LABELLE TAVARES Hottest: PHILIPPE WYNNE ANGELA BOFILL DEBARGE STAR STUDDED STAU MUSICAL YOUTH ATLANTIC STARR CHERYL LYNN Hottest: KOOL 6 THE GANG JENNIFER HOLLIDAY DEBARGE SOS BAND LENNY WILLIAMS JEFFREY OSBORNE MIDNIGHT STAR Hottest: SOS BAND LUTHER VANDROSS RAY PARKER JR. WTOYIROnoke CON FUNK SHUN ELTON JOHN Riley Wynn MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS TWILIGHT 22 WVOUNashvllle PATTI LABELLE SHANNON Fred Harry IRENE CARA

D TRAIN WOIAIMemphis D TRAIN JUNIOR Bobby O'Jay EARTHA RITT LIONEL RICHIE

RACE Hottest: GLORIA GAYNOR GLORIA GAYNOR SOS BAND Hottest: DAVID WILLIAMS ZAPP LIONEL RICHIE JUNIOR CON FUNK SHUN JEFFREY OSBORNE FRONT BOW TOM BROWNE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Hottest: DEBARGE DEBARGE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS J. BLACKFOOT TWILIGHT 22 KOKAIShreveport

PATTI LABELLE B.B. Davis WHRKIMemphis:5 DREAMBOY

Jimmy Smith K -9 CORP. IRENE CARA TEENA MARIE

CULTURE CLUB PHILIPPE WYNNE ELBOW BONES 6 RAC RICK JAMES LUTHER VANDROSS JONES GIRLS YES PIECES OF A DREAM Hottest: WYLD-FMINew Orleans is SLAVE DEBARGE Brute Batley Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE DEBARGE SHANNON EVELYN KING MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS GLORIA GAYNOR SOS BAND RICK JAMES MAGIC MORRIS COOL 6 THE GANG

LANCE WEBB J. BLACKFOOT

WEDR/Mlaml DONNA SUMMER

JaCkwnlJOnas EARTHA KITT WWDMISumpter JIMMY CASTOR Kevin Flemming

COOL 6 THE GANG WAS NOT WAS) RUN D.M.C. Hottest: PHILIPPE WYNNE TONI BASIL JEFFREY OSBORNE PRINCE DAVID WILLIAMS ANITA HAFER DIANA LOSS DAYTON ATLANTIC STARR CARLA BAKER D TRAIN RAY BARRER JR. MUSICAL YOUTH PLANET PATROL LUTHER VANDROSS IRENE CARA CHERYL LYNN Hottest: SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY WAIL.FMINew Orleans COOL 6 THE GANG KLIQUE Barry Richards DEELE BRONNER BROTHERS SHANNON Hottest: ELBOW BONES 6 RAC DAZZ BAND TWILIGHT 22 EVELYN KING TWILIGHT 22

JEFFREY OSBORNE DONNA SUMMER TIMMY THOMAS WAS (NOT WAS)

WANMR {Ilehasase MELBA MOORE HOWARD JOHNSON Joe Bullard RICK JAMES CARLA BAKER

CD THREE WBLXIMObile INDEEP MICHAEL JACKSON Michael J. Alexander SMOKED ROBINSON SUN

Hottest: DAYTON none KOOL 6 THE GANG ONE WAY Hottest: HALL 6 OATES Hottest: DEBARGE DEBARGE SHANNON SOS BAND EW6F DEBARGE JEFFREY OSBORNE STEPHANIE MILLS JEFFREY OSBORNE RAY PAARER JR. MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS DAVID SANBORN WALE/Petersburg SOS BAND

Hardy Jay WAAAIWInstonSalem in W L V W /MOncks Corn CHERYL LYNN Jae Jackson PIECES OF A DREAM

SUN DAVID SANBORN GRANDMIXER D.ST. JAMES INGRAM RICK JAMES MAVIS STAPLES D TRAIN J. BLACKFOOT ANITA BAKER PRINCE Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK PHILIPPE WYNNE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS GARLAND GREEN Hottest: PATTI LABELLE DREAMBOY LIONEL RICHIE FOUR TOPS TEENA MARIE DEBARGE SHANNON STEVIE WOODS MIDNIGHT STAR CON FUNK SHUN LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: MELBA MOORE ATLANTIC STARR

Ron Pinckney

CUBA GOODING DAVID SANBORN CON FUNE SHUN JEFFREY OSBORNE

WEST KDIA1Oekland Jean Harrison

none KDKOIEnglewood Hottest: Carios Lando SOS BAND

TOM BROWNE LEW KIRTON MIDNIGHT STAR BOBBY NUNN ATLANTIC STARR ANITA BAKER EW6F MUSICAL YOUTH Hottest: KUKOIPhoenlx MIDNIGHT STAR Rick Nunn KOOL 6 THE GANG DEBARGE EVELYN KING MARY JANE GIRLS RICK JAMES SOS BAND PIECES OF A DREAM

PHILIP BAILEY KACE/LOS Angeles:A FIX%

Mlller/Wlgglns Hottest: COOL 6 THE GANG

RICK JAMES CON FUNK SHUN TOM BROWNE SHANNON MUSICAL YOUTH DEELE GRANDMIXER D.ST. NEW EDITION BOBBY NUNN FEARLESS FOUR Hottest: KHAN /S. 0*r u: LIONEL RICHIE Hems /LAldasy ATLANTIC STARR DEBARGE CUBA GOODING TEENA MARIE CHERYL LYNN TWILIGHT 22 EVELYN KING

PLANET PATROL

KDAYILee Angeles FREEEZ

Jack Patterson PIECES OF A DREAM KLIQUE

GRANDMIXER D.ST. ANITA BAKER

MIDNIGHT STAR LEONARD TUCKER DEELE Hottest: RON BANKS DEBARGE DIANA ROSS CON FUNK SHUN SMOKED ROBINSON PATTI LABELLE BOBBY NUNN COOL L THE GANG HOWARD JOHNSON

RUN D.M.C. TOM BROWNE D TRAIN LILLO Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS JEFFREY OSBORNE PATTI LABELLE ZAPP NEW EDITION

KJLH/LO5 Angeles:n J.B. Stone/Rlco

RICK JAMES PRINCE RUN D.M.C. PHILIPPE WYNNE STEVIE WOODS TOM BROWNE EVELYN KING LENNY WILLIAMS J. BLACKFOOT MONTEGO BAY RON BANKS Hottest: COOL 6 THE GANG RICK JAMES JAMES INGRAM PATTI LABELLE SHANNON

KSOL /San Mateo Bernie Moody

LIONEL RICHIE CUBA GOODING CON PUNK SHUN HOWARD JOHNSON IRENE CARA PLANET PATROL Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS SOS BAND SHANNON KOOL 6 THE GANG LIONEL RICHIE

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JAZZ RADIO

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Q DAVID SANBORN /Backstreet (WB) 4 0 SADAO WATANABE /Fill Up The Night (Musician /Elektra)

3 3 GENERATION BAND /Soft Shoulder (Palo Alto) 6 0 MICHAEL FRANKS /Passionfruit (WB)

2 5 TOM SCOTT /Target (Atlantic) 5 6 BOB JAMES /Foxie (Columbia) 7 7 HUBERT LAWS /Make It Last (Columbia) e 0 RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO /Reunion (Columbia)

9 0 DAVID BENOIT /Digits (AVM)

lo 10 LES McCANN /The Longer You Wait (JAM) 15 S AZYMUTH /Rapid Transit (Milestone) 12 12 MANHATTAN TRANSFER /Bodies & Soul (Atlantic) 11 13 HERB ALPERT /Blow Your Own Horn (A &M) 14 14 JEAN -LUC PONTY /Individual Choice (Atlantic) zo ® EARL KLUGH /PATRICK WILLIAMS /Marvin & Tige Soundtrack (Capitol) 21 C) PAQUITO D'RIVERA /Live At Keystone Korner (Columbia)

17 17 AL DiMEOLA /Scenario (Columbia) 22 e) JIMMY SMITH /Keep On Comin' (Musician /Elektra) 19 ANDY NARELL /Light In Your Eyes (Hip Pocket) 16 20 SPYRO GYRA /City Kids (MCA) 13 21 JIMMY McGRIFF /The Countdown (Milestone) 24 e STEVE TURNER /Harbor Place (Booman /AVI) 23 e WAYNE JOHNSON TRIO /Grasshopper (ITI)

25 SUPERSAX & L.A. VOICES /Supersex & L.A. Voices (Columbia)

DEBUT ® FREDDIE HUBBARD /Sweet Return (Atlantic) 26 26 DON LATARSKI /Lifeline (Pausa)

DEBUT S DAVID MATTHEWS ORCHESTRA /Grand Connection (GNP Crescendo) 28 1 MARCIO MONTARROYOS /Carioca (Columbia) 30 e MILES DAVIS /Heard 'Round The World (Columbia) 27 30 MARVIN STAMM /Stammpede (Palo Alto)

December 16, 1983 b

JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: WYBC /New Haven, Art Russell; KSAX /Dallas -Ft. Worth, Willie Cutton; WMGI /Gaines- ville, FL, Bill Harman; WLOO/Odando, Paul Gerardi; WBBY /Columbus, OH, Zoot Strider; WNOP /Cincinnati, Geoffrey Nimmo; WJZZ/Detroit, John Hill; WXFM /Chicago, James Walsh; KKGO /Los Angeles, Cal Milner; KJAZ/San Francisco, Bob Patoche; KJZZ/Seattle, Carol Handley.



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BREAKERS, "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

STEVE WARINER Lonely Women Make Good Lovers (RCA)

On 75% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 22, Same 35, Down 0, Debuts 32, Adds 23. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 46 on the Country chart.

EDDIE RABBITT Nothing Lice Faling In Love MB)


LEE GREENWOOD Going Going Gone (MCA)


STATLER BROTHERS Elizabeth (Mercury/PolyGram)


MOST ADDED ®

DOLLY PARTON (53) Save The Last Dance For Me (RCA)

CONWAY TWITTY (47) Three Times A Lady (WB)

LEE GREENWOOD (39) Going Going Gone (MCA)

EDDIE RABBITT (35) Nothing Like Falling In Love (WB)

WILLIE NELSON (32) Without A Song (Columbia)

WHITES (31) Give Me Back That Old Familiar... (WB/Curb)

RAY CHARLES & GEORGE JONES (30) We Didn't See A Thing (Columbia)

GUS HARDIN (30) Fallen Angel (Flyin' High Tonight) (RCA)

JUDDS (28) Had A Dream (For The Heart) (Curb /RCA)

HOTTEST T.G. SHEPPARD (71) Slow Burn (WB /Curb)

GEORGE STRAIT (69) You Look So Good In Love (MCA)

LARRY GATLIN & GATLIN BROTHERS (63) Houston (Columbia)

CRYSTAL GAYLE (57) The Sound Of Goodbye (WB)

CHARLY McCLAIN (351 Sentimental 01' You (Epic)

CHARLEY PRIDE (31) Ev'ry Heart Should Have One (RCA)

RONNIE MILSAP (30) Show Her (RCA)

MERLE HAGGARD (28) That's The Way Love Goes (Epic)

OAK RIDGE BOYS (271 Ozark Mountain Jubilee (MCA)

NEW & ACTIVE Recent rsJases are listed In order of their activity. the two numbers following the artist title'label designation (example: 100 25) Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week (100) and of those how many added It this week (25). "Moves" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held It the Same (on to on, add to on, 31.31, etc.), moved It Down on their charts, or Added it this week. 19 Indicated one of this week s most added new songs.

REBA McENTIRE "There Ain't No Future" (Mercury/PolyGram) 88/8 National Summary: Up 41, Same 34, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 8, WYRK, WKYG, CHOW, KASE, WWOD/WKZZ, WTQR -FM, WMNI, KMPS- AM -FM, WYNK -FM 32.29, KLLL d -31, WFMS -FM 38 -29, KITS -AM -FM d -40, KUGN -FM d -40, KCKC 22 -17, KCBQ d -30.

DAN SEALS "You Really Go For The Heart" (Liberty) 86/8 National Summary: Up 43, Same 28, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 8, WMZQ, WKIX, WUBE -FM, WHK, WMIL, KTPK -FM, KSOP -FM. KIGO, WXKW 24 -19, WCAW 24 -22, WSOC -FM d -40, KBMR d -49, WTSO d -44, KIOV -FM 31 -27, KCCY -FM 17 -8.

JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "Back On Her Mind Again" (Epic) 85/3 National Summary: Up 62, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 3, WAMZ -FM, WUBE -FM, WKMF, WMZQ 26 -21, WWVA 34 -29, KHEY -AM 29-26, KIKK -FM 30-18, WMC -AM 21 -15, WKSJ -FM 19 -16, WHOO d -32, WCXI -AM -FM 34 -28, WTSO 25 -21, WTOD 32 -29, KSOP -FM 17 -14, KCUB 35 -31.

- ppn WHITES "Give Me Back That Old Familiar..." (WB /Curb) 74/31 National Summary: Up 1, Same 28, Down 0, Debuts 14, Adds 31 including WAJR, WNYR, WSEN- AM -FM, WYNK -FM,

KXYL, WAMZ -FM, WQYK -FM, WIRK -FM, WSLR, WWWW -FM, KITS- AM -FM, KTPK -FM, KKAL, KVEG, KSON -FM, KMPS- AM -FM.

CRAIG DILLINGHAM "Have You Loved Your Woman Today" (Curb /MCA) 69/3 National Summary: Up 14, Same 41, Down 0, Debuts 11, Adds 3, WNYR, WFNC, WFMS -FM, WKYG 39 -29, CHOW d -49, WGTO d -48, WPAP -FM 24 -19, WOW d -40, WXCL d -48, WHBF d -49, KVOO d -46, KKCS d -49, KWJJ d -48, KGA d -38, KIGO d -46. pin DOLLY PARTON "Save The Last Dance For Me" (RCA) 65/53 UM National Summary: Up 2, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 53 including WSEN- AM -FM, KIX106, WWVA, WJQS, WMC -AM,

WKSJ -FM, WUSQ -FM, KS100, WCXI- AM -FM, WWWW -FM, WFMS -FM, KTPK -FM, KMAK, KLAC, KRAK, KGA. ppn RAY CHARLES & GEORGE JONES "We Didn't See A Thing" (Columbia) 64/30 LMI National Summary: Up 6, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 30 including WVAM, WPOR -FM, WSEN- AM -FM, KMML,

WSOC -FM, KIKK -FM, WKIX, WOYK-FM, WMNI, WCUZ- AM -FM, WGEE, KFDI- AM -FM, KKCS, KNIX -FM, KRAK.

LYNN ANDERSON & GARY MORRIS "You're Welcome To Tonight" (Permian) 63/24 National Summary: Up 8, Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds Adds 24 including WAJR, WPOR -FM, KXYL, WSIX -FM, WRNL,

WTOR -FM, KBMR, WKKQ -AM, WDGY, WXCL, WTOD, KGEM /KJOT, KVEG, KCBQ, KCUB.

BILL MEDLEY "Till Your Memory's Gone" (RCA) 59/19 National Summary: Up 3, Same 32, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 19 including WIXY, WVII, KRRV, WSOC -FM, WDAK, WESC- AM -FM, WWOD/WKZZ, WSIX -FM, WTQR -FM, WKKQ -AM, WHBF, WTOD, KEIN, KSOP -FM, KILO.

QWILLIE NELSON "Without A Song" (Columbia) 56/32 National Summary: Up 2, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 32 including WVAM, WWVA, WSOC -FM, KHEY -AM, WJQS,

WNOX, WCMS -FM, KKYX, WCXI- AM -FM, KEBC -FM, KUUY, KUGN -FM, KTOM, KSAN, KMPS- AM -FM. FMCONWAY TWITTY "Three Times A Lady" (WB) 55/47

National Summary: Up 1, Same 4, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 47 including WGNA -FM, WXKW, WHN, KIX106, WGTO, WSIX -

FM, KRMD- AM -FM, WIRK -FM, KS100, WTSO, KTPK -FM, KNIX -FM, KCKC, KMPS- AM -FM, KGA.

JUDDS "Had A Dream (For The Heart)" (Curb /RCA) 55/28 UM National Summary: Up 0, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 28 including WPOC -FM, WAJR, WNOX, KLRA, WKSJ -FM, WPAP -FM, WOYK-FM, WTQR -FM, WCXI- AM -FM, WOW, KKCS, KSOP -FM, KCKC, KIGO, KCUB.

TERRI GIBBS "Tell Mama" (MCA) 53/7 National Summary: Up 17, Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 7, WWVA, KLLL, WPAP -FM, WMNI, KWMT, KITS- AM -FM, KTPK- FM, WPOR -FM d -35, WSEN -AM -FM 32 -28, KLVI 29 -21, WTSO 39 -29, KIOV -FM d -45, KRST -FM d -39, 092 d -47, KIGO d -45. TOM JONES "I've Been Rained On, Too" (Mercury/PolyGram) 45/9 National Summary: Up 10, Same 20, Down 0. Debuts 6, Adds 9, WIXY, WWVA, KRRV, KLLL, WQYK -FM, WIRK -FM, WAXX, WXCL, KTPK -FM, WEZL -FM d -45, KKYX d -45, WMNI d -38. WOW d -46, KTTS -AM -FM d -39, KVOO d -48.

Adds & Hots . , . See Page 65


,t1NATIONA!AIRPLAY /50 NIL December 16, 1983

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T.G. SHEPPARD /Slow Burn (WB/Curb)

CHARLEY PRIDE /Ev'ry Heart Should Have One (RCA)

OAK RIDGE BOYS /Ozark Mountain Jubilee (MCA)

CRYSTAL GAYLE /The Sound Of Goodbye (WB)

JOHN CONLEE /In My Eyes (MCA) NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND /Dance Little Jean (Liberty)

RONNIE MILSAP /Show Her (RCA)

HANK WILLIAMS JR. /Queen Of My Heart (WB/Curb)

RONNIE McDOWELL /You Made A Wanted Man Of Me (Epic)

VERN GOSDIN /I Wonder Where We'd Be Tonight (Compleat /PolyGram)

GAIL DAVIES /You're A Hard Dog... (WB)

JOE STAMPLEY /Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love) (Epic)

CHARLY McCLAIN /Sentimental 01' You (Epic)

WAYLON JENNINGS with HANK WILLIAMS JR. /The Conversation (RCA)

MERLE HAGGARD /That's The Way Love Goes (Epic)

JOHN ANDERSON /Black Sheep (WB)

WILLIE NELSON & WAYLON JENNINGS /Take It To The Limit (Columbia)

ED BRUCE/After All (MCA)

MARK GRAY /Wounded Hearts (Columbia)

LOUISE MANDRELL /Runaway Heart (RCA)

JANIE FRICKE /Tell Me A Lie (Columbia) SHELLY WEST /Another Motel Memory (Viva)

MEL McDANIEL /I Call It Love (Capitol)

KENNY ROGERS /You Were A Good Friend (Liberty)

ANNE MURRAY /A Little Good News (Capitol) GARY MORRIS /Why Lady Why (WB(

MOE BANDY /You're Gonna Lose Her Like That (Columbia)

DON WILLIAMS /Stay Young (MCA) KATHY MATTEA /Street Talk (Mercury/PolyGram) EMMYLOU HARRIS /Drivin' Wheel (WB)

RICKY SKAGGS /Don't Cheat In Our Hometown (Epic)

DARRELL CLANTON /Lonesome 7 -7203 (Audiograph)

DAVID WILLS /Miss Understanding (RCA)

EARL THOMAS CONLEY /Holding Her And Loving You (RCA)

REX ALLEN JR. /The Air That I Breathe (Moon Shine)

DEBORAH ALLEN /Baby I Lied (RCA) SYLVIA /I Never Quite Got Back (From Loving You) (RCA)

B.J. THOMAS /Two Car Garage (Cleveland International /CBS)

GENE WATSON /Drinkin' My Way Back Home (MCA)

MICHAEL MURPHEY /Don't Count The Rainy Days (Liberty)

CONWAY TWITTY /Heartache Tonight (WB)

RICK & JANIS CARNES /Does He Ever Mention My Name (WB)

EXILE /Woke Up In Love (Epic)

STEVE WARINER /Lonely Women Make Good Lovers (RCA) EDDIE RABBITT /Nothing Like Falling In Love (WB)

GEORGE JONES /Tennessee Whiskey (Epic)

STATLER BROTHERS /Elizabeth (Mercury/PolyGram) LEE GREENWOOD /Going Going Gone (MCA)

This chart Is based solely on canoed weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black circled numbers Indicate general

continued upward movement.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION MARGO SMITH "Wedding Bells" (Moon Shine) 37/6 National Summary: Up 8, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 5, Adds 6, WIXL -FM, CHOW, WWVA, KRST -FM, KKAL, KWJJ, KHEV -AM d -50, KLRA d -40, KTTS -AM -FM d -48, KIGO d -50.

TONY JOE WHITE "Lady In My Life" (Columbia) 37/6 National Summary: Up 9, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 6, KIX106, WMZQ, WWVA, WYNK -FM, WCMS -FM, WDGY, WSEN- AM-FM d -47, WJQS d -44, WQYK -FM d -34, WTSO d -42.

Q'GUS HARDIN "Fallen Angel (Flyin' High Tonight)" (RCA) 34/30 National Summary: Up 1, Same 3, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 30 including WKYG. WSEN- AM -FM, WKSJ -FM, WUSQ -FM,

WCXI- AM -FM, WFMS -FM, WOW, KWJJ, KGA, KCUB.

JOE WATERS "Harvest Moon" (New Colony) 34/6 National Summary: Up 5, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 6, WAXX, KFGO, KFDI- AM -FM, KUGN -FM, KMAK, KGA, WVAM 34 -29, CHOW 41 -38, WHBF on, KIGO 40 -37.

MIKE CAMPBELL "Sweet And Easy To Love" (Columbia) 33/5 National Summary: Up 3, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 5, WBGW -FM, WESC- AM -FM, WJQS, KLLL, WHBF, WEZL -FM 49 -47, KKYX d -46, KRMD -AM -FM 41 -39, KSO 37 -35, WXCL d -47.

WYVON ALEXANDER "The Look Of A Lovin' Lady" (Gervasi) 32/6 National Summary: Up 3, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 6, WDAK, WSIX -FM, WCXI- AM -FM, WXCL, KWJJ, KSOP -FM, KHEY - AM 46 -42, KBMR 40 -36, KFGO d -49, WHBF d -50, KUGN -FM d -37, KTOM d -48.

NARVEL FELTS "Fool" (Evergreen) 31/9 National Summary: Up 6, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 9, WWVA, KRRV, WEZL -FM, WDAK, WESC- AM -FM, WKSJ -FM, WUSQ -FM, KFGO, WHBF, WGNA -FM d -45.

PETER ISAACSON "Don't Take Much" (Union Station) 30/2 National Summary: Up 9, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 2, KMML, WUSQ -FM, WSEN -AM -FM 44-40, KHEY -AM 30-27, WKSJ -FM 49 -45, WPAP -FM d -50, KRMD -AM -FM d -50, KBMR 25 -21, KEBC -FM d -49, KTTS -AM -FM d -47.

aNITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "Colorado Christmas" (Liberty) 26/22 National Summary: Up 0, Same 3, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 22 including WYRK, KIX106, CHOW, KEAN- AM -FM, KRLA,

WUSN, WWWW -FM, KLZ, KYGO -FM, KEEN.

LORETTA LYNN "Walking With My Memories" (MCA) 25/2 National Summary: Up 12, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 2, WIXL-FM, WESC- AM -FM, WGNA -FM 32 -29, CHOW d -50, KMML d -44, WIRK -FM d -50, WWWW -FM 29 -26, WXCL d -49, KSOP -FM 43 -34, KMPS -AM -FM 15 -10. PAULETTE CARLSON "I'd Say Yes" (RCA) 25/1 National Summary: Up 8, Same 14, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 1, WAXX, WSEN -AM-FM 38 -34, WGTO d -50, WSIX -FM 18 -14, WSM 15 -12, KSO 28 -24, WCXI -AM -FM 44 -31, KFGO 23 -20, WTSO 41 -39, KSOP -FM d -44. THRASHER BROTHERS "Whatcha Got Cookin' In Your Oven Tonight" (MCA) 23/2

National Summary: Up 5, Same 15, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 2, WGNA -FM, WKSJ -FM, SWAM 42-40, KKYX 40 -35, WIRK -FM 50 -46, WXCL on, WHBF on, KUZZ d -50, KNIX-FM 40 -37, KWJJ 50-45. DAVID ALLAN COE "Ride 'Em Cowboy" (Kat Family /CBS) 18/7 National Summary: Up 4, Same 6, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 7, WIXY, WSEN- AM -FM, WGTO, KFGO, KEBC -FM, WOW, KUGN -FM, WAMZ -FM 37 -29, WPAP -FM d-48, KTOM 49 -41.

JIM REEVES "The Image Of Me" (RCA) 15/6 National Summary: Up 1, Same 7, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 6. WIXY, WILQ, KLRA, WOW, KV00, KFDI- AM -FM, WKKO -AM 50-46, KUZZ d -49.

BOXCAR WILLIE "The Man I Used To Be" (Main Street) 15/5 National Summary: Up 0, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 5, WYII, WGTO, WPAP -FM, WIRK -FM, KTOM, WGNA -FM d -44, WMZQ on, KITS -AM -FM on, KFDI -AM -FM d -48.

ROY HEAD "Where Did He Go Right" (Avion) 15/0 National Summary: Up 5, Same 10, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 0, WSEN -AM -FM on, KMML 38 -34, KHEY -AM 40 -37, KIKK -FM 39 -37, WQYK -FM 21 -20, WOW 48 -44.



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Hottest Tracks: "Radio Lover" (Epic) GEORGE JONES

COUNTRY ALBUMS Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay

JOHN ANDERSON - All The People Are Talkin' - (WB) '"Let Somebody Else Drive" "An Occasional Eagle" "AIL The People Are Talkin" EMMYLOU HARRIS - White Shoes - (WB) "On The Radin 'White Stores" "In My Dreams"

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ANNE MURRAY -A Little Good News - (Capitol) "corn. on Lave" "Just Another Woman In Love' "That's Not The Way (It's S'posed To Be)"

WILLIE NELSON - Without A Song - (Columbia) "a Time Go.. BY To Each His Own"

KENNY ROGERS - Eyes That See In The Dark -- (RCA) "Eyes That See In The Dark" "Buried Treasure" RICKY SKAGGS - Don't Cheat In Our Hometown (Sugar Hill /Epic) "Honey (Open That Doorl" "Uncle Pen" "I'm Heed Over Heels In Love" "Children Go" GEORGE STRAIT - Right Or Wrong - (MCA) 'wgn or wrong" 'I'm Satisfied With you' "Our Paths May Never Cross" "You're The Cloud I'M

0e When I m High.

HANK WILLIAMS JR. - Man Of Steel (WB/Curb) -Man Of Steel" "Lovesick Blues"

149 Total Reports 148 Current Reports

The following stations reported frozen playlists this week:

WLWI-FM/Montgomery WSNO/Barre, VT

The following station failed to report this week and therefore

its playlist was frozen:

KPLX -FM /Dallas /Ft. Worth

WMAQ/Chicago is no longer a reporting station.

Most Requested:

T.G. SHEPPARD "Slow Burn" (WB/Curb) GEORGE STRAIT "You Look So Good In Love" (MCA) NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "Dance Little.,," (Liberty) LARRY GATLIN & BROS. "Houston.,, ." (Columbia) CHARLY McCLAIN "Sentimental 01' You" (Epic) CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" IWB) JOHN ANDERSON "Black Sheep" (WB) JOHN CONLEE "In My Eyes" (MCA)

Alrplay /50 ... See Page 64



Adult /contemporary Continued from Back Page

BREAKERS® CHRISTOPHER CROSS

Think Of Laura (WB) 58% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 16/1, Medium 33/17, Light 28/17, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 36 including WFBR, 3WS, WRMM, WSB, W101, WCLR, WOMC, WISN, KBEST, KFMB, WTIC, KMGC, WISM -FM, KRAV, KRDO, and 21 more. Debuts at number 24 on the A/C chart.

BILLY JOEL An Innocent Man (Columbia)

57% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 32/14, Light 40/26, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 42 including WTAE, WPRO, WSB, WSB -FM, WFYR, WARM98, WZZP, WHB, WMYX, KKLT, KGW, B100, KFMB, KEZR, WAEB, and 27 more. Debuts at number 26 on the A/C chart.

RONNIE MILSAP Show Her (RCA)

52% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 42/3, Light 22/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WARM98, KUDL, WAEB, KMGC, WENS, 3WM, KISN. Debuts at number 30 on the A/C chart.

JIMMY BUFFETT One Particular Harbour (MCA)

53% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 33/4, Light 37/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 6, WPRO, WLTT, WQUE -FM, KBEST, KFMB, KEY103.

NEW & ACTIVE

0 JUMP 'N THE SADDLE "The Curly Shuffle" (Atlantic) 64/29 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/8. Light 37/15. Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 29, WSB, KGW, KEZR, WBT, WGOW, WAHR,

WVLK, Y107, WRVA, 55KRC, 610TVN, WING KOIL, 3WM, KRAV, KRDO, KEX, WTNY, WWPA, WCKQ, WGSV, KRLB -FM.

WNGS. KEEZ. WHNN, WJON, WBOW. KTWO, KRSB. Heavy: WGY Medium. WTAE, WCLR, WFYR, WICC, WKGW, KRNT, KFI, WSKI, WJBC, KKJO, KQSW.

pnDOLLY PARTON "Save The Last Dance For Me" (RCA) 51/27 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 19/5, Light 25/17. Extra Adds 5, Total Adds 27, WTAE. WSB -FM, WQUE-FM, WFYR, KBEST.

WBEN, WGY, WKGW. WAFB, WHHY, 2WD, WRVA, KRNT. KOFM, KKUA, WCPI, WCKQ, WAGE, KRLB -FM, WVBS, WJBC. KFSB,

KWEB, WJON, KKJO, KFQD, KTWO. Heavy: WFBR, WAHR. Medium: WSB. KVIL -FM, KNOW, WMAZ, WISM-FM, KEX, KSL,

WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, KEXO, KRNO.

JAMES INGRAM with MICHAEL McDONALD "Yah Mo B There" (Qwest/WB) 41/19 LAN Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 16, 5, Light 25.14, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 19, KGW. 8100. WKGW, WAHR. WRVR, WSRZ, KOIL, KRDO, WWNR, WTKO, WTNY, WCPI, WWPA, KORO, WGSV, WAGE, WCIL, KWEB, WHNN, KQSW. Medium: WQUE-FM, WRKA, WHHY, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, KVIC, KFQD, KEXO, KRSB.

BERTIE HIGGINS "When You Fall In Love" (Kat Family /CBS) 41/4 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 16 /1, Light 21/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KEY103, 2WD, WING. KKPL. Heavy: WAHR, WEIM,

KFSB, KEXO. Medium: WHHY, WRVA, WSRZ, 55KRC, KKUA, WWNR. WKNE, WCHV, WGSV, WAGE, WHNN, WBOW, KFQD,

KRSB, KALE.

STRAY CATS "I Won't Stand In Your Way" (EMI America) 39/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 27/1, Light 9/0, Extra Adds O. Total Adds 1, WRIE. Heavy, WFMK, WSKI, KUDO. Medium: WFBR,

KVIL-FM, WCZY, WCCO, WKGW, WMAZ, WHHY, KOIL, KRDO. KKUA, KWAV. WEIM, WKNE, WCPI, WWPA, WSKY, WCKQ,

WCHV, WAGE, WVBS, WCIL, KFSB. KWEB, KFQD, KRSB, KALE.

FRANK STALLONE & CYNTHIA RHODES "I'm Never Gonna Give You Up" (RSO /PG) 37/11 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 15/2, Light 19/7, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 11, WBT, WHHY, WRVA, WHBY, WTRX, KWAV, WSKY, WAGE, WHNN, WJON, KFOO, KRNO. Heavy: WEIM. Medium: WSFM, WMAZ, KSL, WSKI, WTNY, KORO. WCKQ, KVIC,

WCIL, KEEZ, KEXO, KALE.

MPAUL McCARTNEY "So Bad" (Columbia) 34/33 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 7/7, Light 23/22, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 33, WSB, WRIE, WTMA, WAHR, WIVY, WHHY,

WSRZ. WHBY, WISM -FM, KOFM, KRDO, KKUA, KISN, WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, WWPA. KORQ, WSKY, WCKQ, WAGE, KRLB -FM,

WNGS, WCIL, KEEZ, WJON, KKJO, WBOW, KFQD, KANO. KQSW, KRSB, KALE.

GENESIS "That's All" (Atlantic) 33/9 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 13/2, Light 12/6, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 9, KWAV, WTKO, WSKY, WCHV, WNGS, WHNN,

KTWO, KRNO, KRSB. Heavy: WQUE -FM. WGY, WLAC -FM, WSRZ, WISM -FM, WCKQ, WVBS. Medium: WFBR, WPIX, WFYR,

WHHY, KRNT, KRAV, WKNE. WSKI, WWPA, WAGE, KQSW.

ROBERTA FLACK "This Side Of Forever" (Viva) 32/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/0, Light 22/5, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, KHOW, WTRX, KRDO, KEEZ, KTWO, KRNO. Medium: WFBR, WRVA, KSL, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WCKQ WAGE, KEXO.

GEORGE BENSON "In Your Eyes" (WB) 31/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 19/0. Light 8 /1, Extra Adda 0, Total Adds 1, KRDO. Heavy: WOMC, WRIE, WSRZ. KSL. Medium: WPIX, WLTT, WCCO, KGW, B100, KFMB, WSFM, WRVA, WISM -FM, WKNE, KORQ, WSKY, WAGE, KVIC, KKJO, KFQD, KEXO,

KRSB. KALE.

MOODY BLUES "Blue World" (Threshold /PolyGram) 31/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/0, Light 14/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KUDO, WEIM. Medium: WCCO, WMAZ, WSRZ, WISM -FM, KEX, KSL, KORO. WCKQ, WCHV, WAGE, WCIL, WHNN, KFOO, KRSB, KALE.

MOST ANON) & NOT'TtIST Ilst those songs achieving the most adds nationally, and the songs reported 'hottest- complied from Ml our reporters. The number ln parentheses immediately following the songs in Most Added & Hottest indicate the toton number Of

A/C reporters addk1 the song Mis we or notkg that the song is amcnQ Meir Ave hottest

MOST ADDED

BILLY JOEL (42) An Innocent Man (Columbia) CHRISTOPHER CROSS (36)

Think Of Laura (WB) PAUL McCARTNEY (33)

So Bad (Columbia) JUMP 'N THE SADDLE (29) The Curly Shuffle (Atlantic)

DOLLY PARTON (27) Save The Last Dance For Me (RCA)

J. INGRAM with M. McDONALD (19) Yah Mo B There IQwest /WBII

R &R,'Friday, December 16, 1983

HOTTEST

BARRY MANILOW (95) Read 'Em And Weep (Arista)

ELTON JOHN (78) I Guess That's Why They Call It.,. (Geffen)

MATTHEW WILDER (57) Break My Stride (Private I /CBS)

P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON (56) Say Say Say (Columbia)

BARBRA STREISAND (50) The Way He Makes Me Feel (Columbia)

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES (42) Say It Isn't So (RCA)

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

EDDIE RABBITT "Nothing Like Falling In Love" (WB) 29/9 Rotations: Heavy 0'0, Medium 6 1, Light 21/6, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 9, WHHY, KRNT, WTRX, WCPI, WJON, WBOW, KTWO, KEXO, KQSW. Medium: WSB, WCCO, KGW, WHEY, KSL. Light: WAHR, KKUA, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, KORQ, WSKY, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE, WCIL, KWEB. KKJO, KFQD, KRSB.

NAKED EYES "When The Lights Go Out" (EMI America) 28/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 14/0. Light 13/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WKGW, WWNR, WCPI, KORQ. Heavy: KUDO. Medium: WFBR, WCZY, WCCO, WLAC-FM, WFMK, KFI, KWAV, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCHV, WHNN, WBOW, KRSB. Light: WOMC, V100, WSRZ, WTRX, KRDO, WAGE, WVBS. KEEZ, KQSW.

RICK JAMES & SMOKEY ROBINSON "Ebony Eyes" (Gordy /Motown) 27/11 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0. Light 23/9, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 11, WTAE, WHEY, WCPI, WAGE, KFSB, WHNN, KKJO, WBOW, KFQD, KRNO. KRSB. Medium: WHHY, KWAV. Light: 97AIA, WAHR, WVLK, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV. WCIL, KEEZ, KEXO, KQSW.

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Twist Of Fate" (MCA) 27/3 Rotations: Heavy 11,0, Medium 9. 1, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, WAEB, Y107, KEEZ, Heavy: WFBR, 97AIA, WQUE -FM, WGY, KRAU, KRDO, KUDO, WSKI, WWPA, KVIC, WVBS. Medium: WFYR, WRIE, WMJJ, WLAC -FM, KFI, WHNN, KQSW. Light: WCZY, KPPL, V100, WTRX, WFMK.

CAROLE KING "Crying In The Rain" (Atlantic) 24/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 11/0, Light 12/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KRDO, WWNR, WSKY. Heavy: WCCO. Medium: KBEST, KEZR. WMAZ, KSL. WKNE, WCHV, WAGE, WCIL, KWEB, KEXO, KALE. Light. WAHR. WVLK, WSRZ, WHBY, WNGS, KEEZ, WBOW, KTWO, KRSB.

STEVIE WOODS "Ain't That Peculiar" (Cotillion /Atco) 22/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/0, Light 11'1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WJBC. Medium: WCCO, WAEB, WMAZ, WHHY, WSKI, WTNY, WCKQ, WCHV, KVIC, KEXO, KRNO. Light: WAHR, WHBC, WSKY, WCIL, KFSB, KKJO, WBOW, KFQD, KTWO, KRSB.

PEABO BRYSON /ROBERTA FLACK "You're Looking Like Love To Me" (Capitol) 20/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/1, Light 14/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6. KEY103, WSRZ, WTKO, WSKY, WCKQ, KFQD. Heavy. WCCO. Medium: KSL, WAGE. Light: 97AIA, KKUA, WEIM, WSKI, WGSV, WNGS, WJON, KTWO, KRNO, KRSB.

STEVIE NICKS with SANDY STEWART "Nightbird" (Modem /Atco) 13/7 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/3, Light 8/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 7, WFBR, WISM -FM, WKNE, WSKI, WWPA, WAGE, KQSW. Medium. WQUE -FM, WSRZ. Light: V100, KORQ, WSKY, WNGS.

MANHATTAN TRANSFER "American Pop" (Atlantic) 12/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 9/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WKNE, WCHV. Heavy: WCCO. Medium: KRNT, WAGE. Light- KS94, WEIM, WSKI, KVIC, KEEZ, KFQD, KTWO.

IRENE CARA "Why Me?" (Network /Geffen) 10/1 Rotations Heavy 310. Medium 5/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KSTT. Heavy: WCZY, WRIE, WWPA. Medium: WROR, WTNY, WVBS, KFQD. Light: KS94, WHNN.

BOB DYLAN "Sweetheart Like You" (Columbia) 9/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/2, Light 6/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5. WGY, KUDO, WEIM, WSKY, KQSW. Medium: WSRZ. Light: WSKI, WNGS, KTWO.

ROMANTICS "Talking In Your Sleep" (Nemperor /CBS) 8/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/2, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2. KRDO, WSKY. Heavy. WSKI, WWPA. Medium: WQUE. WCZY, KUDO. Light: V100.

MADONNA "Holiday" (Sire /WB) 8/1 Rotations. Heavy 1 /0. Medium 5; 1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. KFI. Heavy: WQUE-FM. Medium: WAXY, 97AIA, WSKI, WWPA. Light. WCZY, WAGE.

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Heart And Soul" (Chrysalis) 8/0 Rotations: Heavy 2:0, Medium 20. Light 4/0, Extra Adds O. Total Adds O. Heavy. WRIE, WWPA. Medium: KS94, KPPL. Light: WQUE -FM. WCZY, WLAC -FM, WSRZ.

BONNIE TYLER "Take Me Back" (Columbia) 8/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6'0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium. WFBR, KHOW, WGY, WHHY, WSKI, KFQD. Light. WAGE, KQSW.

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY "I Am Love" (Geffen) 7/1 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 5,1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KOST. Heavy: WAXY. Medium: 97AIA, WEZC, WEIS, WCHV. Light: WCKQ.

(J.) BIRD "(You're That Song)" (Bermuda Dunes) 7/0 Rotations' Heavy 0/0, Med vv: 1 0, Light 6 /0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium. WCCO. Light: KKPL, WEIM, KEEZ, KWEB, WBOW, KEXO.

RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN "Ain't Nobody" (WB) 7/0 Rotations. Heavy 40, Medium 1 /0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WCZY, KFI. WSKI, WWPA. Medium: WLAC -FM. Light: WEZC, WAGE.

DIANA ROSS "Let's Go Up" (RCA) 6/4 Rotations' Heavy 0 /0, Medium O /O, Light 6/4. Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WSKI, WTNY, WCKQ, WAGE. Light. WRKA, WKNE.

DAVE MASON "Break Away" (Marble) 5/1 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 3/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WBOW. Medium: KWAV. Light: WSRZ, WNGS, KEEZ.

PETER SCHILLING "Major Tom (Coming Home)" (Elektra) 5/1 Rotations. Heavy 2/1, Medium 1/0. Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1. WSKI. Heavy: KRDO. Medium: WQUE -FM. Light: WCZY, WLAC -FM.

lilw & ACTM kldudes songs reported by at bast 50 Of Our A/C reporting stations. The two numbers following the artist /title (label) designation ktdicate how many A/C reporters are on Me record this we and, of those, how many added K for the first time this week. A/C stations report their playllsts by rotations Oleavy, Medium, Ugftt, and Add). The two numbers following each rotational designation ktdlcate how many stations have the record in that particular rotation and, of Mom, how many added it directly into Mat sane rotation.




EAST Parallel One

WFBR/Baltimore Andy Szulinski

CHRIS CROSS STEVIE NICKS Hottest: HALL L OATES MCCARTNEY I JACKS MATTHEW WILDER MOTELS DEBORAH ALIEN

WPOR/BO.ton TBA

none Hottest: LIONEL RICRIE MCCARTNEY I JACKS HALL 6 OATES ROGERS 6 PARTON BRYSON 6 FLACK

GR551BuAao Joe Cieluski

OM L TRAVOLTA KCOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: BARRY MANILOW MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS ELTON JOHN MATTHEW WILDER HALL 6 OATES

WPIXRNw York Alan Anderson

RAY PARKER JR. TAVARES Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HALL L OATES BARRY MHILOW KOOL 6 THE GANG DEBARGE

WTAEIPIMeburgh Don Berns

BILLY JOEL RICK JAMES DOLLY PARTON Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LINDA ROHSTADT JUMP 'N THE SADDL CULTURE CLUB BILLY JOEL

LIONEL RICHIE CHRIS CROSS JAMES INGRAM

WWSW (3WS$PINSburgh CAROLE KINC

Crowe/We/Rye! NAKED FIES Hottest:

CRRIS CROSS CARPENTERS RAY PARKER JR. BARRY MANILOW Hottest: POINTER SISTERS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS DEBARGE MATTHEW WILDER FOUR TOPS BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN CULTURE CLUB WEIMIFItohburg

Jack Raymond

PAUL MCCARTNEY BOB DYLAN MAKINE MATTA Hottest: ELTON JOHN DEBORAH ALLEN BARRY MANILOW GERTIE HIGGINS ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA

Y971Plttsburgh Jay Cresówell

none Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

W VORIRochester Gary Smith

none Hottest: MCCARTNEY L JACKS LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL

MATTHEW WILDER ROGERS 6 PARTON

WOO/Schenectady Welter Fritz

CHRIS CROSS BILLY JOEL SHEENA EASTON BOB DYLAN NEIL 6 DARR SEDAK DOLLY PARTON Hottest: DEBARGE LINDA BONSTADT CULTURE CLUB ONJ LIONEL RICHIE

W KG W /Utìce -Rome Carpenter /Keller

NAKED EYES CHRIS CROSS JAMES INGRAM DOLLY PARTON GLADYS KNIGHT BILLY JOEL Hottest: ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW DEBARGE BARBRA STREISAND LINDA ROHSTADT

Parallel Three

W W NRIBeckley B.INylShea

WPROIProvldence Tom Cuddy

BILLY JOEL JIMMY BUFFETT Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN OKI 6 TRAVOLTA CHRIS CROSS

WITT /Washington, D.C. Bob Cummings

WINO /Ithaca Wayne Fisk

PAUL MCCARTNEY JIMMY BUFFETT GENESIS NEIL 6 DARR SEDAK JAMES INGRAM GLADYS KNIGHT BRYSON 6 FLACK Hottest: Hottest: CARPENTERS TOOL L THE GANG HALL 6 OATES LINDA ROHSTADT ELTON JOHN SPANDAU BALLET MATTHEW WILDER ELO

BARRY MANILOW

Parallel Two

W AEBIAIIentown Mike Chapman

FILLY JOEL /NJ

RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: POINTER SISTERS BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN MA.THW WILDER DEBARGE

WICCIBridg.porl P.nlanolBrosdbin

none Hotte St: BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN MATTHEW WILDER HALL 6 OATES OOL I THE GANG

WBENIButfalo Roger Christian

DOLLY PARTON Hottest: MCCARTNEY L JACKS LIONEL RICRIE BILLY JOEL ROGERS 6 PARTON ESTA. WILDER

VIO01Charlaston, WV SpencalJarris

none Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HALL 6 OATES ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW

WRIEIErT. Ted Abbott

PAUL MCCARTNEY STRAY CATS Hottest: IRENE CARA FOUR TOPS ELTON JOHN LIONEL RICHIE MATTHEW WILDER

WSFM/Herrlsourg Bob Palla

none Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND HALL 6 OATES BARRY MANILLA LINDA TONSTADT ROOL f THE GANG

WTICIHaMord Cluny Jeaionke

CHRIS CROSS Hottest: LINDA BONSTADT BARRY MANILOW CARPENTERS MATTHEW WILDER EITON JOHN

WKNEIKeene, NM

Howard Corday

STEVIE NICKS MAKINE MATTA MANHATTAN TRANS. BILLY JOEL Hottest: MARNES 6 THOMPSON ELTON JOHN ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA NEIL 6 DAM SEDAN RONNIE MILSAP

W SKIIMOnTpelier, VT

Bruce Stebbins

PETER SCHILLING STEVIE NICKS DIANA ROSS CYNDI LOUPER SOS BAND PAUL MCCARTNEY BIG RIC MAXINE WATTE Hottest: BARRY MANILOW W WOO L S THE GANG WARNES 6 THOMPSON STRAY CATS

WTNYIWalenown. NY Jay Donovan

BILLY JOEL JUMP 'N THE SADDL JAMES INGRAM CHRIS CROSS DIANA ROSS Hottest: BARRY MANILOW

MATTHEW WILDER DEBARGE CULTURE CLUB KOHL THE GANG

WCPIIWheeling, WV Dan McGrath

BILLY JOEL DOLLY PARTON JAMES INGRAM RICK JAMES CHRIS CROSS EDDIE RABBITT

NAKED EYES Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARRY MANILLA BA.. STREISAND MATTHEW WILDER ELTON ,JOHN

W W PAI W illlOmspOrt PA

Scott Masteller

BILLY JOEL JUMP 'N THE SASSI, PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS SHEENA EASTON JAMES INGRAM Hattest: HALL 6 OATES ONJ IRENE CAM MATTHEW MILDER BARRY MANILLA

MIDWEST Parallel One

WCLRICM490 Gary Pd. SHEENA EASTON CHRIS CROSS Hottest: LIONEL. RICHIE WING /Dayton MATTHEW WILDER Joe Demme CULTURE CLUB HALL 6 OATES JUMP 'N THE SADDL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS NICK HEYWARD

CHRIS CROSS GERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: BARRY MANILOW MATTHEW WILDER BARBRA STREISAND CARPENTERS POINTER SISTERS

Regional Adds & Hots BI OTVNIColumbus FltzGeraldlJones

KOOL 6 THE GANG JUMP 'N THE SADDI. Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS 6 PARTON MATTHEW WILDER MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BILLY JOEL

WFYR /Chicago John Wetherb. LINDA RONSTADT BILLY JOEL DOLLY PARTON Hottest: LIONEL RICRIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HALL 6 OATES BARRY MANILON

WARMS/Cincinnati Tom Walker

BILLY JOEL RONNIE MILSAP MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: CHRIS CROSS BARRY MARYLON BRYSON 6 FLACK BARBRA STREISAND "IRRTON JOHN

W MJIIC lerelend McVeyllvers

KOOL 6 THE GANG ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA Hottest: BARRY MANILOW BARBRA STREISAND MATTHEW WILDER ELTON JOHN CULTURE CLUB

WZZPICI.vN.nd OunphYlGeorgesnn

CULTURE CLUB SPANDAU BALLET RAY PARKER JR. BILLY JOEL Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARBRA STREISAND MATTNW WILDER BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN

WCZY /Detroit Lee Douglas

none Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HALL L OATES PAT BENATAR

MATTREN WILDER BILLY JOEL

W OMC /DEt roil Berry Argenbrlght

CHRIS CROSS RAY PARKER JR, GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW MATTHEW WILDER GEORGE BENSON

KUDLIKaneas City Elaine Taylor

RONNIE MILSAP Hattest: CARPENTERS ROGERS 6 PARTON BRYSON 6 FLACK LIONEL RICHIE ELTON JOHN

WHBIK.nsas City Jeer Roberts

NICK HEYWARD BILLY JOEL SHEENA EASTON NEIL 6 PARA SEDAK Hottest: BARRY MANILOW MCCARTNEY L JACKS ELTON JOHN HALL 6 OATES MATTHEW WILDER

WISNIMIIw.ukn Harris/Murphy

NEIL 6 DAM SEDAK CHRIS CROSS Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS DEBARGE BARRY MARMON ATTHEW WILDER LINDA ROHSTADT

WMYXIMIIwaukn Beth Fast

BILLY JOEL ELO

BAYS MANILOW LINDA BONSTADT MATTNW WILDER ELTON JOHN LIONEL RICHIE

WCCOIMIHE..polls Denny Long

none Hattest:

KS941St. Louis MorganIWetermenn

ELO NEIL 6 DA. SEDAK SHEENA EASTON Hottest: FOUR TOPS MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN HALL 6 OATES

Parallel Two

W HBYIApploton Rob Shannon PAUI, MCCARTNEY RONNIE MILSAP STALLONE L RHODES RICK JAMES CHRIS CROSS Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND ELTON JOHN CRYSTAL GAYLE BARRY MANILLA ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA

WHBCICanton Mike Dorn

none Hottest: BARRY MANILLA ELTON JOHN BARBRA STREISAND LINDA 1 T HALL 6 OATES

SSKRCICIncInnsll Dave Mason

JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hattest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HALL t OATES BARRY .NILREN BARB. STREISAND

KRNT /Des Moines Steve Gibbons

DOLLY PARTON EDDIE BABBITT Hottest: MCCARTNEY L JACKS BARRY MARM ON ELTON JOHN JUMP 'N THE SADDL, CULTURE CLUB

WTRX/Flint Burke /Wright

BILLY JOEL ROBERTA PLACE EDDIE RABBITT STALLONE 6 RHODES CHRIS CROSS Hottest: ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW BARBRA STREISAND MATTHEW WILDER HALL 6 OATES

WENS/Indianapolls CBTmlps/Wh.Ner

KOOL 6 THE GANG BILLY JOEL NEIL 6 DARR SEDAK RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY t JACKS MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILLA CHRIS CROSS

WFMKILensing Jay Richards

none Hottest: CARPENTERS ELTON JOHN LINDA TONSTADT BARRY MANILOW FOUR TOPS

WISM- FMIMadison Bill Vancil

CHRIS CROSS STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: ELTON JOHN CULTURE CLUB RAY PARKER JR.

t TRAVOLTA LIONEL RICHIE

KOFMIOklahoma City J.nAInalDURUnn.

CHRIS CROSS BILLY JOEL DOLLY PARTON PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN LIONEL RICHIE MICHAEL JACKSON DEBORAH ALLEN

KOIUOmaha Mason/Lundy

BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA LIONEL RICHIE FOOL 6 THE GANG.

KSTTIOued Cities Sands/Michaels

IRENE CARA NEIL 6 DAM SEDAR OM L TRAVOLTA Hottest:

HAIL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HAIL L OATES ELTON JOHN MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILOW

S W M/TOledn KInglSC011in

RONNIE MILSAP JUMP 'N THE. SADDL Hottest: BARRY MARYLON SPANDAU BALLET ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA CULTURE CLUB LIONEL RICHIE

KRA VITIOI.. Gary Reynolds

CHRIS CROSS BILLY JOEL JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HALL I OATES MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILLA ONJ

Parallel Three

W JBCIBIOOminglon. I L

Slew Salowlli

CULTURE CLUB DOLLY PARTEN STEVIE WOODS CHRIS CROSS Hottest: CARPENTERS BARRY MANILLA LINDA RDNSTADT ONJ á VOLTA JUMP 'N THE SADDL

WCIUCarbondele. IL

Matt McCann

BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: BARRY MANILW KOOL 6 THE GANG SPANDAU BALLET CULTURE CLUB CHRIS CROSS

KCRG /Cedar Rapids. IA

Carl Merin

NICK HEYWARD BILLY JOEL CHRIS CROSS Nottest: MATTHEW WILDER CARPENTERS BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA

K ERB/Joplin, MO

Don Carpenter

DOLLY PARTON RICK JAMES Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER MCCARTNEY I JACKS BARRY MANILOW BARBRA STREISAND FOUR TOPS

KEEZ /ManRalo, MN

Sue LIFOnd

ONJ JUMP 'N THE SADDL ROBERTA FLACK PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARBRA STREISAND KOHL 6 THE. GANG LIONEL RICHIE CULTURE CLUB

KWEBIRochesler. MN

AI Alelson

JAMES INGRAM DOLLY PARTON CHRIS CROSS Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW O NJ 6 TRAVOLTA

WHNNISaginew Guy Perry

JUMP 'N THE SADDL BILLY JOEL STALLONE t RHODES GENESIS JAMES INGRAM RICE JAMES Hottest: BARRY MANILOW HALL, 6 OATES ELTON JOHN DEBARGE B ARBRA STREISAND

WJONISt. Cloud, MN

Diem/Scott

CHRIS CROSS EDDIE RABBITT NICK HEYWARD BILLY JOEL DOLLY PARTON JUMP 'N THE SADDL STALLONE 6 RHODES PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: none

KKJOISI. Joseph. MO

BIII O'Brian

RICK JAMES DOLLY PARTON PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARBRA STREISAND HALL 6 OATES JACKSON BROWNE JOURNEY

Xi/BOW/Terre Heute Kevin Young

RICK JAMES JUMP 'N THE SADDL EDDIE BABBITT PAUL MCCARTNEY DAVE MASON Hottest: BARRY MANI LOW MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS ELTON JOHN JOURNEY MATTHEW WILDER

WEST Parallel One

KNOW/Denver MooralSlemes

SHEENA EASTON NICK HEYWARD ROBERTA FLACK ELO Hottest: BARB. STREISAND BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN CRYSTAL GAYLE OWJ 6 TRAVOLTA

KPPUD.nver John Walker

SOUTH Parallel One

W RMMIAtlanta Allen Saunders RAY PARKER JR. NEIL L DA. SEDAE SHEENA EASTON Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND ELTON JOHN WARNES 6 THOMPSON CARPENTERS BARRY MANILOW

WSB/Anent. Grp Pinclano

CHRIS CROSS BILLY JOEL GLADYS KNIGHT PAUL MCCARTNEY JUMP 'N THE SADDL RONNIE MILSAP Hottest: BARRY MANILOW MATTHEW WILDER HALL 6 OATES O. L TRAVOLTA LIONEL RICHIE

W SBFM /Azle me Donna Brake

BILLY JOEL GLADYS KNIGHT SHEENA EASTON DOLLY PARTON ELO Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND HALL 6 OATES BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN POUR TOPS

KVILID.II.sFt. Worth Chuck Rhodes

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BILLY JOEL HALL 6 OATES ELTON JOHN

WAXY/Ft. Lauderdale ShawILI.

CULTURE CLUB SHALAMAR Hottest: MCCARTNEY JACKS 6

LIONEL RICHIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY CHRIS CROSS ELTON JOHN

117AIAIMI.mI Chris Gable

GLORIA GAYNOR SHEENA EASTON Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS DEBARGE BARBRA STREISAND LIONEL RICHIE CHRIS CROSS

WORE-FM/New Orle.ns Chrls O'K.IIy

JIMMY BUFFETT GLADYS RNIGHT PRETENDERS DOLLY PARTON Hottest: OtU KOOL L THE GANG ELTON JOHN MATTHEW WILDER LIONEL, RICHTP.

W101 /Tampa D.C.rASIMlller

CHRIS CROSS RAY PARKER JR, Hottest: HALL [ OATES ELTON JOHN MCCARTNEY i JACKS BARBRA STREISAND MATTHEW WILDER

Parallel Two

KEY1031Aeslln AdelnalLePere

BRYSON L FLACK GERTIE HIGGINS Hottest: ELTON JOHN JACKSON BROWNE MATTHEW WILDER POINTER SISTERS LIONEL RICHIE

WAFB /Baton Rouge AdamelDenlels

DOLLY PARTON BILLY JOEL.

SHEENA EASTON Hottest: BARRY MANILOW MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS ELTON JOHN MATTHEW WILDER BARBRA STREISAND

W MJJ/Blrm Ing ham Thomas) W erren

RAY PARNER JR. NEIL 6 RAMA SEDAK BILLY JOEL GLADYS KNIGHT SHEENA EASTON KO. L THE GANG Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MATTHEW WILDER BARBRA STREISAND ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW

WTMAIChatlealon, SC Dave Amos

BILLY JOEL PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN LIONEL RICHIE HALL 6 OATES RAY PARKER JR,

WAHR/Huntsville Y1071WShvtIN WCKO/CampbellsWlN, KV

CanrtonlBOfley Bill Burkett Jackson/Royce

JUMP 'N THE SADDI. JAMES INGRAM PAUL MCCARTNEY ALAN PARSONS Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND BARRY MANILOM RONNIE MILSAP OMI 6 TRAVOLTA DOLLY PARTON

WIVYIJacASOnv1Ila TBA/Soott

ON/ PAUL MCCARTNEY PAT BENATAR CHRIS CROSS CHRIS CROSS JUMP 'N THE SADDL NEIL 6 DORA SEDAK DOLLY PARTON JUMP 'N THE SADDL DIANA ROSS Hottest: BRYSON 6 FLACK ELTON JOHN Hottest: WARWICK 6 VANDROS ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILON BARRY MANILOW LIONEL RICHIE KOOL 6 THE GANG RAY PARKER JR. WARNES 6 THOMPSON

ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA 2WDINor/olk Richardson/Alien

NICK HEYWARD BILLY JOEL CULTURE CLUB PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON Hottest: GERTIE HIGGINS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS NICK HEYWARD ELTON JOHN Rottest: CHRIS CROSS BARRY MANILOW RAY PARKER JR, ELTON JOHN CULTURE CLUB LIONEL RICHIE

MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS WYLK/L.IInglon MATTHEW WILDER

Kelly/Richards WEZSerUChmond Church/Stevens CHRIS CROSS

BILLY JOEL JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: MCCARTNEY I JACKS BARBRA STREISAND MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILOW HAIL L OATES

WRKA/LOUNNIN Jeff Crawford

BILLY JOEL NICK HEYWARD MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARBRA STREISAND DEBARGE BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN

W MAZ/Macon Steve Murphy

none WBTICh.rolte Hottest: Dale BlshOp ROGERS 6 PARTON

BARBRA STREISAND STALLONE 6 RHODES ANNE MURRAY JUMP 'N THE SADDL. BARRY MANILOW Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE MATTHEW WILDER WRVR/MMnphIs BARBRA STREISAND Slew BUIN, ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOM CHRIS CROSS

JAMES INGRAM WEZC /Charlotte Hottest:

Relph Rhodes HALL 6 OATES ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA

none JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: CULTURE CLUB CHRIS CROSS LIONEL RICHIE HALL 6 OATES BARRY MANILOW WHHY /ASOnlgortiery BARBRA STREISAND NorlonRhomaa MATTHEW WILDER

WGOWIChattanooga SchaeMerlOeason

SHEENA EASTON GLADYS FRIGHT NICK HEYWARD JUMP 'N TEE SADDL Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARBRA STREISAND LINDA IONSTAOT BARRY MANILOW ORJ t TRAVOLTA

KMOCID.IN.Ft. Worth Larry James

RONNIE MILSAP CRYSTAL GRYLF. RAY PARKER JR, CHRIS CROSS CULTURE CLUB Hohes[: RONNIE MILSAP BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY t JACKS ELTON JOHN

PAUL MCCARTNEY BILLY JOEL DOLLY PARTON STALLONE 6 RHODES EDDIE BABBITT TAVARES Hottest: MCCARTNEY [ JACKS BARRY BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN RAY PARKER JR, WOOL 6 THE GANG

WLACFM/Neshvllle Dale Nichols

CHRIS CROSS Hottest: ELTON JOHN MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILOW DEBARGE GENESIS

CULTURE CLUB Hottest: BARRY MANILON ELTON JOHN CHRIS CROSS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LIONEL RICRIE

WRVAIRIChmond Lou Dean

JUMP 'N THE SADDL DOLLY PARTON STALLONE 6 RHODES BILLY JOEL Hoffeet: BARBRA STREISAND CARPENTERS BARRY MANILOW LINDA ROMSTADT JUMP 'N THE SADDL.

WSRZ/San.oN HuntingtonRellone

PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM BRYSON 6 FLACK Hottest: MCCARTNEY L JACKS HALL 6 OATES PAUL SIMON ELTON JOHN GEORGE BENSON

Parallel Three

KORO /Abilene Pal Whitehead

PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM NAKED EYES Hottest: KOOL 6 THE GANG HALL 6 OATES ONJ [ TRAVOLTA BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN

WSKY /Aeheyllle Don Brookshire

ROMANTICS GENESIS ROB DYLAN PAUL MCCARTNEY STALLONE 6 RHODES CAROLE KING BRYSON L FLACK Hottest: BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN LINDA RDNSTADT ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA LIONEL RICHIE

WCHVICMrtottneille, VA

Thomas H. Twine

MANHATTAN TRANSFO GENESIS Hottest: HALL 6 OATES MCCARTNEY JACKS L

POINTER SISTERS JOURNEY /COOL 6 THE GANG

WGSVIGuntersvllle Jackson/Bell

JAMES INGRAM JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: CARPENTERS BARRY MANILOW CULTURE CLUB ELTON JOHN OW 6 TRAVOLTA

W AGE/Leesburg, VA

Steve Porter

PICK JAMES STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON GORDON LIGHTFOOT DIANA ROSS Hottest: BARRY MANILOW ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA LIONEL RICHIE CULTURE CLUB NICK HEYWARD

KRLB /Lubbock Rob Roberts

SHEENA EASTON LIONEL RICHIE NEIL C OARA SEDAE BILLY JOEL DOLLY PARTON JUMP 'N THE SADDL NICK HEYWARD CHRIS CROSS PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW DEBARGE LINDA RONRTADT RAY PARKER JR,

KVICIVictoria, TX

Rare Jagger

none Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS FOOL L THE GANG BARRY MANILOW ONJ i TRAVOLTA CULTURE CLUB

W NGS/W est Palm Beach Ross Block

GENESIS PAUL MCCARTNEY JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest MATTHEW WILDER BARBRA STREISAND HALL 6 OATES ELTON JOHN CHRIS CROSS

W VBS/ W Ilmington, NC

Bob WrIght

DOLLY PARTON Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER DEBARGE BARRY MANILOW CHRIS CROSS GENESIS

KFMBIBan Diego Mark Larson

CHRIS CROSS LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL JIMMY BUFFETT Hottest: BARRY MANILOW BARB. STREISAND LINDA RONBTADT MATTHEW WILDER CARPENTERS

BT00ISOn Dlpo McCartney/Knight

CULTURE CLUB Hottest: BARRY MANILOW MATTNW WILDER ELTON JORN MICHAEL JACKSON CULTURE CLUB

KOSTILOS Angeles Kaye /Marie

KUGNIEugene, OR edam James

CHRIS CROSS ,

Rottest: MATTHEW WILDER LINDA TONSTADT ONJ t TRAVOLTA BARBRA STREISAND POINTER SISTERS

KKUAIHbnolulu Klmo Ake.

KISN /SOB Lake City KENO /Grand Junction, CO KOSWIROOA Springs, WY KASS /Roseburg, OR

Den Jessop Mike Todd Bryan MeloneY Worden /Hills

CULTURE CLUB KOOL 6 THE GANG RONNIE MILSAP PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: BARRY MANILOW BARB. STREISAND ELTON JOHN HALL 6 OATES LIONEL RICHIE

BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM SHEENA EASTON GLADYS RNIGHT Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE CHRIS CROSS ELTON JOHN MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARRY MANILON

KOOL 6 THE GANG JENNIFER HOLLIDAY NICK HEYWARD LIONEL RICHIE Hottest: BARRY MANILOW COMMODORES LIONEL RICHIE POUR TOPS CHRIS CROSS

KKLT /.Dania Anita Turek

KEZR /San Jose WagnerIL.mSs

BILLY JOEL NEIL 6 DARR SEDAE JUMP 'N THE SADDL SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARRY MANILOW BILLY JOEL BARB. STREISAND ELTON JOHN LIONEL RICHIE

Parallel Two

SHEENA EASTON DOLLY PARTON PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND CARPENTERS HALL 6 OATES BARRY MANILOW POINTER SISTERS

KUDOILas Vegas Randy Hart

BOB DYLAN Hottest: ELTON JOHN KOOL 6 THE GANG NAKED EYES .Y PAMER JR, STRAY CATS

KFULes Angales KayWLaBeau

KSUS.II Lake CIM Georgs Lernich

SPANDAU BALLET OAK RIDGE BOYS Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND LINDA ROHSTADT BARRY MANILOW OW 6 TRAVOLTA SHEENA EASTON

KKPLISpARane RIO Morgan

FOUR TOPS BERTIR HIGGINS Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS ELTON JOHN MATTREW WILDER CRYSTAL GAYLE FOUR TOPS

CHRIS CROSS EDDIE. RABBIT, Hottest: CARPENTERS BARBRA STREISAND DEBARGE FOUR TOPS BARRY MANILOW

KRNO /R.no Larry Irons

BOB DYLAN JUMP 'N THE SADDL

STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY

EDDIE .BBITT GENESIS

JAMES INGRAM RICK JAMES

PAUL MCCARTNEY SOS BAND

Hottest: LEE GREENWOOD

BARRY MANILOW Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MATTHEW WILDER

BARBRA STREISAND MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

HALL 6 OATES BARB. STREISAND ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOM

KOOL 6 THE GANG PAUL MCCARTNEY GENESIS RICE JAMES ROBERTA PLACE IRENE CARA STALLONE [ RHODES Hottest: MCCARTNEY t JACKS BARBRA STREISAND HALL 6 OATES

THEW WILDER LINDA. ROHSTADT

NICE HEYWARD BILLY JOEL Hottest:

KOYIPhoanla MarmPingree

SHEENA EASTON NEIL 6 DA. SEOAK

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K G W IPorlland Muckier/Dirks

JUMP 'N THE SADDL SHEENA EASTON BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND HALL 6 OATES POINTER SISTERS BARRY MANILLA CULTU. CLUB

KBESTISan Diego Wagner /Hoskins

KBOI/BOI Drew Harold

CHRIS CROSS BILLY JOEL Hottest BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN BARBRA STREISAND HALL 6 OATES DEBARGE

MADONNA Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE CULTURE CLUB RUFUS 6 CHM, DEBARGE JUMP 'N THE SADDL

K W AVIMOnter.y Michnl Reeding

KCEEITUCSOn BIII Mortimer

SHEENA EASTON Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MATTHEW WILDER BARB. STREISAND HALL A OATES BARRY MANILLA

GENESIS STALLONE 6 RHODES Hottest: MATTHEW WILDER ELTON JOHN CULTURE CLUB BARRY MANILLA ONJ TRAVOLTA

KRDOICOIOrade Springs Dan Shanahan

JIMMY BUFFETT CHRIS CROSS DOLLY PARTON Nottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARB. STREISAND CARPENTERS ELTON JOHN Ow L TRAVOLTA

ROMANTICS PAUL MCCARTNEY CHRIS CROSS JAMES INGRAM JUMP 'N THE SADDL CAROLE KING GEORGE BENSON ROBERTA FLACK Hottest: BARRY MANILLA MCCARTNEY é JACKS ELTON JOHN BARBRA STREISAND MATTHEW MILDER

KEXIPOrtland Bob Swanson

JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND FOUR TOPS BARRY MANILLA ELTON JOHN ONJ TRAVOLTA

K- 108ISOCr.m.nto Pend Mitchell

AL ...AU Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS ELTON JOHN MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILLA DEBORAH ALLEN

Parallel Three

KFOOIAnolwr.ge, AK

Mark Lamle

KOOL 6 THE GANG STALLONE 6 RHODES PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON RICK JAMES BILLY JOEL BRYSON 6 FLACK Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARBRA STREISAND MATTHEW WILDER HALL b OATES ELTON JOHN

KAYO/Casper John i.e. GENESIS JUMP 'N THE SADDL EDDIE MBBITT ROBERTA FLACK DOLLY PARTON Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND BARRY MANILLA HALL 6 OATES ELTON JOHN LINDA ROHSTADT

KALEJTri-Cttba. WA Mike Putdy

BILLY JOEL PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: NEIL OA. SEDAK ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA BARRY MANILOW RAY PARKER JR, ELTON JOHN

126 Current Reports

The following stations reported frozen playlists this week:

WCCO /Minneapolis KVIL -FM /Dallas WMAZ /Macon

The following stations did not report this week and therefore

their playlists were frozen:

V100 /Charleston, WV WSFM /Harrisburg

WCZY /Detroit WFMK /Lansing

KVIC /Victoria, TX

R &R welcomes the following new reporters:

WWPA /Williamsport, PA (P3) WAGE /Leesburg, VA (P3)

Note: The following stations are no longer reporting:

WOWO /Ft. Wayne KMGG /Los Angeles




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This chart compiles data from reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12 -24.

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December 16, 1983 164 REPORTERS

Q YES/90125 (Atco) "Owner" (155) "Happen" (99) "Changes" (86) Q GENESIS /Genesis (Atlantic) "That's All" (147) "Job" (117) "Alien" (33)

3 ROLLING STONES /Undercover (Rolling Stones /Atco) "Undercover" (134) "Hot" (1 16) "Tough" (87) Q 38 SPECIAL/Tour De Force (A &M) "If I'd" (149) "Back Where" (95) "Century" (10) 5 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Uh -Huh (Riva /PolyGram) "Pink" (145) "Crumblin' " (58) "Guitar" (53) Q ROMANTICS /In Heat (Nemperor /CBS) "Talking" (146) "Rock" (39) Q TWO OF A KIND /Soundtrack (MCA) "Ask The Lonely" (151) 8 DURAN DURAN /Seven And The Ragged Tiger (Capitol) "Union" (132) "Reflex" (47) "New Moon" (24) O BILLY IDOL /Rebel Yell (Chrysalis) "Rebel Yell" (152) "Blue Highway" (10) to HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Sports (Chrysalis) "New Drug" (1 18) "Soul"

(45) "R &R" (21) e OZZY OSBOURNE /Bark At The Moon (CBS) "Bark" (124) "Rebel" (48) "Tired" (27) ® NIGHT RANGER /Midnight Madness (Camel /MCA) "Rock In America" (125) "Rumours" (10) 13 BLUE OYSTER CULT /The Revolution By Night (Columbia) "Take Me Away" (105) "Shark" (75) 14 EDDIE MONEY /Where's The Party? (Columbia) "The Big Crash" (1 12) "Where's" (22) 15 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT /Best Of The Alan... (Arista) -You Don't Believe" (126)

BOB DYLAN /Infidels (Columbia)

e U2 /Under A Blood Red Sky (Island /Atco) QD MOTLEY CRUE /Shout At The Devil (Elektra)

e STREETS /1st (Atlantic) 20 PAUL RODGERS /Cut Loose (Atlantic) 21 ZZ TOP /Eliminator (WB)

® RE- FLEX /The Politics Of Dancing (Capitol)

l MANFRED MANN'S... /Somewhere In Afrika (Arista) HEADPINS /Line Of Fire (Solid Gold /MCA)

25 BIG COUNTRY /The Crossing (Mercury /PolyGram)

e MOTELS /Little Robbers (Capitol) 27 POLICE /Synchronicity (A &M) 4D DON FELDER /Airborne (Elektra) 29 PETER SCHILLING /Error In The System (Elektra) C) HEAVEN /Where Angels Fear To Tread (Columbia) "Rock School" (77) 31 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES /Rock 'N Soul Part 1 (RCA) "Say It" (54) "Adult" (21) ® CULTURE CLUB /Colour By Numbers (Virgin /Epic)

® VANDENBERG /Heading For A Storm (Atco) 34 RAINBOW /Bent Out Of Shape (Mercury /PolyGram) 35 ALDO NOVA /Subject... Aldo Nova (Portrait /CBS) 36 KISS /Lick It Up (Mercury /PolyGram)

ABC /Beauty Stab (Mercury /PolyGram) 38 PAT BENATAR /Live From Earth (Chrysalis) w REAL LIFE /Heartland (MCA /Curb)

PAYOLAS /Hammer On A Drum (A &M)

"Bully" (105) "Sweetheart" (32) "Union" (14) "11 O'Clock" (80) "Follow" (28) "New" (20) "Looks That Kill" (99) "Shout" (20) "If Love Should Go" (102) "Cut Loose" (103) "TV Dinners" (75) "Sharp" (16) "The Politics Of Dancing" (99) "Demolition Man" (71) "Runner" (25) "One More" (82) "Mine" (17) "Big Country" (47) "Fields" (36) "Remember" (67) "Suddenly" (14) "Little" (13) "Synch. II'" (55) "Wrapped" (13) "Bad Girls" (87) "Major Tom" (66)

"Karma" (38) "Church" (34) "Friday Night" (74) "Street" (36) "Stranded" (12) "Monkey" (44) "All Hell's" (34) "Lick" (25) "That's Was Then" (43) "Power" (21) "Battlefield" (44) "Send Me An Angel" (60) "Christmas" (47)

Total Total Heavy Medium Adds Adds AN

Report Rotation Rotation Rotation Routions

161+ 156= 5+ 0= 0= 161 - 148 = 13- 0= 1+ 160- 145- 15+ 0= 0- 155- 146+ 9- 0= 0- 158+ 137+ 21= 0= 0- 154- 116= 38= 0- 1- 151+ 112+ 38- 1- 1- 140 - 112- 28 + 0- 2= 153- 77+ 75- 1+ 1+ 140= 97- 43+ 0- 1- 139 = 59+ 80- 0- 1- 132+ 49= 82 + 0- 4+ 136 - 48+ 86 - 1= 5+ 129- 47+ 82 - 0= 1- 126- 44+ 81- 1+ 4+ 127+ 32+ 94 - 1= 3- 110- 35+ 75 - 0- 1- 106+ 26+ 78 + 1- 5- 102- 30+ 71- 1= 2- 105- 28- 76- 0- 1- 93 - 31- 62 - 0= 0=

100 + 14+ 84 + 2- 9- 99+ 16+ 80 + 2- 8- 98+ 9+ 82+ 6- 15- 70- 33- 37- 0- 0- 84+ 15- 64+ 3- 15+ 62 - 38- 24- 0= 0- 89 - 6- 80- 3+ 5+ 67 - 35- 32 - 0= 1= 80+ 3+ 69 + 7- 12- 64- 32- 32- 0= 2+ 61- 35- 25 + 1+ 1= 75-i 3+ 63+ 9- 17- 46- 25- 21- 0- 0- 51- 18- 32 - 1+ 2+ 54- 12= 41- 0- 1- 64+ 7+ 45 + 11- 23+ 46- 19- 27= 0= 0= 60+ 10+ 41+ 7- 18- 51+ 7+ 32 + 12- 20-

L BREAKERS® This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12 -24.

No albums qualified as AOR Breakers this week.

This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12 -24.

ALCATRAZZ /No Parole From Rock & Roll (Rocshire) "Island In The Sun" Total Reports: 551461 /Total Adds: 5181; Hots: 0101 /Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 521431/ Medium Adds: 315) /Extra Adds: 213). FIXX /Reach The Beach (MCA) "The Sign Of Fire" Total Reports: 461421 /Total Adds: 3(11); Hots: 101101 /Hot Adds: 0111; Mediums: 331301/ Medium Adds: 0181 /Extra Adds: 312). GIRLSCHOOL /Play Dirty (Mercury/PolyGram) "Play Dirty" Total Reports: 44(391/Total Adds: 5(6); Hots: 3121 /Hot Adds: 010); Mediums: 381331/ Medium Adds: 313) /Extra Adds: 2(3).

aIAN ANDERSON /Walk Into Light (Chrysalis) "Fly By Night" Total Reports: 411261/Total Adds: 18(18); Hots: 4(1) /Hot Adds: 210); Mediums: 24)131/

Medium Adds: 616) /Extra Adds: 10(12). STEVIE NICKS /The Wild Heart (Modern /Atco) "Nightbird"

Lídi Total Reports: 37181 /Total Adds: 27)2); Hots: 210) /Hot Adds: 210); Medium Adds: 19(2) /Extra Adds: 610). DOKKEN /Breaking The Chains (Elektra) "Breaking The Chains" Total Reports: 37135) /Total Adds: 919); Hots: 6191 /Hot Adds: 011); Mediums: 25(191/ Medium Adds: 3(2) /Extra Adds: 6(6).

Mediums: 29181/

More AOR Music Information See Page 70

MOST ADDED 411 Stations

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Yes (165) Genesis (159) Rolling Stones (153) 38 Special (149) John C. Mellencamp 1143)

SURVIVOR /Caught In The Game (Scotti Bros. /CBS) "Caught In The Game" U. Total Reports: 36134) /Total Adds: 11(3); Hots: 81121 /Hot Adds: 110); Mediums: 25(20)/ Medium Adds: 8111/Extra Adds: 2(2). ROBERT PLANT /The Principle Of Moments (Es Paranza /Atlantic) "In The Mood" Total Reports: 36133) /Total Adds: 311); Hots: 18116)/Hot Adds: 011); Mediums: 18(171/ Medium Adds: 3101 /Extra Adds: 010). ADAM ANT /Strip (Epic) "Strip" Total Reports: 34135)/Total Adds: 417); Hots: 6161 /Hot Adds: 0(1); Mediums: 25125)/ Medium Adds: 1121 /Extra Adds: 314).

LAPREVIEW /Preview (Geffen) "Red Lights" Total Reports: 33121)/Total Adds: 17(12); Hots: 2101 /Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 18111)/

Medium Adds: 612) /Extra Adds: 11110). CYNDI LAUPER /She's So Unusual (Portrait /CBS) "Girls Just Want To Have Fun" Total Reports: 26124) /Total Adds: 716); Hots: 5131 /Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 181151/ Medium Adds: 411) /Extra Adds: 3(5). STEWART COPELAND /Rumble Fish Soundtrack (A &M) "Don't Box Me In" Total Reports: 25122)/Total Adds: 4)6); Hots: 212) /Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 18(17)/ Medium Adds: 1(3) /Extra Adds: 3131. ENGLISH BEAT /What Is Beat? (IRS /A &M) "Best Friend" Total 'Reports: 241171 /Total Adds: 6(4); Hots: 212) /Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 161111/ Medium Adds: 1101 /Extra Adds: 514). TALKING HEADS /Speaking In Tongues (Sire /WB) "This Must Be The Place" Total Reports: 241241/Total Adds: 2111; Hots: 4(61 /Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 19118)/ Medium Adds: 1111 /Extra Adds: 1101.

RIOT /Born In America (Quality) "Born In America" Total Reports: 22119) /Total Adds: 3121; Hots: 3121 /Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 161151/ Medium Adds: 1101 /Extra Adds: 2(2). ELTON JOHN /Too Low For Zero (Geffen) "I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues" Total Reports: 22123) /Total Adds: 1(61; Hots: 9181 /Hot Adds: 0(2); Mediums: 12)131/ Medium Adds: 012) /Extra Adds: 1(2(.



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164 REPORTERS Q YES /Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Atco) o 38 SPECIAL/If I'd Been The One (A &M) o GENESIS /That's All (Atlantic) Q JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Pink Houses (Riva /PG)

o JOURNEY /Ask The Lonely (MCA) 6 ROMANTICS /Talking In Your Sleep (Nemperor /CBS)

7 ROLLING STONES /Undercover Of The Night (RS /Atco) 8 BILLY IDOL /Rebel Yell (Chrysalis) 9 DURAN DURAN /Union Of The Snake (Capitol)

PRETENDERS /Middle Of The Road (Sire/WB) 11 ROLLING STONES /She Was Hot (Rolling Stones /Atco)

® HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /I Want A New Drug (Chrysalis)

13 GENESIS /Just A Job To Do (Atlantic) OZZY OSBOURNE /Bark At The Moon (CBS)

15 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT /You Don't Believe (Arista) 16 NIGHT RANGER /(You Can Still) Rock In... (Camel /MCA)

BLUE OYSTER CULT /Take Me Away (Columbia) YES /It Can Happen (Atco)

19 EDDIE MONEY /The Big Crash (Columbia)

e 38 SPECIAL/Back Where You Belong (A &M) ® ROLLING STONES /Too Tough (Rolling Stones /Atco) 22 STREETS /If Love Should Go (Atlantic) 23 PAUL RODGERS /Cut Loose (Atlantic) ED YES /Changes (Atco)

® BOB DYLAN /Neighborhood Bully (Columbia)

e MOTLEY CRUE /Looks That Kill (Elektra)

ff/ RE- FLEX /The Politics Of Dancing (Capitol) ED U2/11 O'Clock Tick Tock (Island /Atco) Q BLUE OYSTER CULT /Shooting Shark (Columbia) 30 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Crumblin' Down (Riva /PG)

31 PETER SCHILLING /Major Tom (Coming Home) (Elektra)

® DON FELDER /Bad Girls (Elektra) 33 ZZ TOP /TV Dinners (WB)

HEADPINS /Just One More Time (Solid Gold /MCA)

® POLICE /Synchronicity II (A &M) HEAVEN /Rock School (Columbia)

(<ÿ PRETENDERS /2,000 Miles (Sire/WB) Q JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Play Guitar (Riva /PG)

VANDENBERG /Friday Night (Atco) 0 MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND /Demolition... (Arista) CD MOTELS /Remember The Night (Capitol) 42 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES /Say It Isn't So (RCA)

43 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /Heart And Soul (Chrysalis) 44 BIG COUNTRY /In A Big Country (Mercury /PolyGram)

O DURAN DURAN /The Reflex (Capitol) OZZY OSBOURNE /Rock 'N Roll Rebel (CBS)

CD REAL LIFE /Send Me An Angel (MCA /Curb) 48 PAT BENATAR /Love Is A Battlefield (Chrysalis) 49 ALDO NOVA/Monkey On Your Back (Portrait /CBS) 50 RAINBOW /Street Cif nronm I11A - /o ̂ i -.i - --

® ROMANTICS /Rock You Up (Nemperor /CBS)

52 JUMP 'N THE SADDLE /The Curly Shuffle (Atlantic) ® ALCATRAZZ /Island In The Sun (Rocshire)

54 DOORS /Gloria (Elektra) PAYOLAS /Christmas Is Coming (A &M)

56 CULTURE CLUB /Karma Chameleon (Virgin /Epic)

57 SIMON TOWNSHEND /I'm The Answer (21/PolyGram) 58 GENESIS /Illegal Alien (Atlantic) 59 BIG COUNTRY /Fields Of Fire (Mercury /PolyGram) a ROBERT PLANT /In The Mood (Es Paranza /Atlantic)

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1+

0= 2+

145 + 127+ 18- 0= 2= 151 + 112+ 38 - 1- 1- 146- 112- 34 = 0- 1- 134- 128 - 6- 0= 0= 152 - 76 + 75 - 1+ 1+

132- 110- 22- 0= 1=

143+ 53 + 81+ 1- 11- 116= 89- 27+ 0= 1=

118+ 83 + 34- 0- 1- 117+ 83- 34 + 0= 1+

124- 54 + 70- 0- 0- 126 = 44+ 81- 1+ 4+ 125- 46- 78- 0- 3+ 105 - 42 + 62 - 1+ 2- 99 + 65 + 34 + 0= 2-

112- 39 + 73- 0= 1- 95 + 59 + 33 + 2- 8= 87= 55- 32+ 0= 1-

102- 30 + 71- 1= 2- 103- 28- 75- 0= 1- 86 + 55 = 31+ 0= 2+

105 + 24 + 80 = 1+ 2- 99 + 21+ 76 + 1- 6- 99 + 14+ 83 + 2- 9- 80- 25= 55- 0- 1- 75 + 32 + 42 - 0- 3+ 58- 45- 13- 0= 0= 66- 34 - 32 - 0= 1=

87= 6- 78 - 3+ 5+ 75- 20 = 55 - 0- 0- 82 + 8+ 68 + 6= 13- 55- 32 - 23 + 0= 0- 77+ 3+ 66 + 7- 12- 60 + 30 + 26 + 3- 12- 53+ 34+ 19+ 0- 2- 74+ 3+ 63+ 8- 16- 71+ 11+ 59 + 0- 4+ 67+ 9= 53+ 3- 16+

54- 27- 27- 0= 1+

45 - 27- 18- 0= 0- 47- 24 - 23- 0= 0= 47+ 29 + 18+ 0- 1- 48+ 24 + 24 + 0= 3- 60 + 10+ 41+ 7- 18- 44- 19- 25- 0= 0= 44 - 13- 30 - 1+ 2+

ao- zu- 76- 0= 0= 39 + 22+ 17+ 0= 0= 48- 7+ 37+ 3- 7- 51+ 0= 49 + 2- 5- 45- 5- 40- 0= 0= 47+ 5+ 30 + 12- 21- 38+ 24 + 13- 1+ 1- 47- 7+ 39- 1= 2+ 33= 22= 11= 0= 1+

36- 13- 23 + 0- 1- 32+ 16+ 16+ 0= 3+

I BREAKERS® This data reflects reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12 -24.

HEADPINS Just One More Time (Solid Gold/MCA)

50% of our 12 -24 reporters on it. Total reports: 82. Hot 8, Medium 68, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 13. Moves 43 -34 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart.

Station Listings ... See Page 71


MU. 11QELVMR, 2g This chart compiles data from reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 25 -plus.

Lest a.ee.

1 0 GENESIS Genesis (Atlantic) "All" "Better" "Taking"

2 © BOB DYLAN Infidels (Columbia) "Sweetheart"

3 © YES 90125 )Atco) "Owner" "Happen"

4 0 ROLLING STONESUndercover (Rolling Stones /Atco) "Undercover" "Hot" "Blood"

5 © ALAN PARSONS PROJECT .. Best Of The... (Arista) "You Don't Believe"

7 0 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Sports (Chrysalis) "Drug" "Heart"

6 7 J. COUGAR MELLENCAMPUh -Huh (Riva /PolyGram) "Pink Houses"

8 0 DURAN DURAN Seven And The... (Capitol) "Union" "Reflex"

9 Q PAUL SIMON Hearts And Bones (WB) "Hearts" "Allergies"

100 CULTURE CLUB ... Colour By Numbers (Virgin /Epic)

"Church" "Chameleon" 1 1 e D. HALL & J. OATES Rock 'N Soul Part 1 (RCA)

"Say" "Education" 12 ® ROMANTICS In Heat (Nemperor /CBS)

"Talking" 18 ® NICK HEYWARD North Of A Miracle (Arista)

"Whistle Down" 16 OD PAUL McCARTNEY Pipes Of Peace (Columbia)

"Say Say Say" 15 ® BIG COUNTRY... The Crossing (Mercury /PolyGram)

"Fields Of Fire" U2 Under A Blood Red Sky (Island /Atco)

"11 O'Clock" E ' DON FELDER Airborne (Elektra)

"Who Tonight" IAN ANDERSON Walk Into Light (Chrysalis)

"Fly By Night" 20 a TWO OF A KIND Soundtrack (MCA)

"Lonely" "Perfect" 14 20 PAUL RODGERS Cut Loose (Atlantic)

"Cut Loose" "Northwinds"

CHART PARTICIPANTS: WxRT /Chicago, KLYV /Dubuque, WCPZ /Sandusky, KLBJ /Austin, WIZD /Ft. Pierce, KSPN /Aspen, KBCO /Boulder, KTCL /Ft. Collins, KINK /Portland, KFOG /San Francisco, KTMS /Santa Barbara, KREM -FM /Spokane.

AOR ALBUMS - complies album airplay data from st.tkxn stowing ratings

strength 12 -24. Includes four-week trend of Mart action, plus cuts IKted

numerically by airplay Current angles are BOLDED. Also listed K present week's

number of reports In all rotations, Including total adds for all rotations. Symbols

represent more I '- I, less 1 -- I. or equal l - 1 airplay In each rotation compared to

It weeks figures. Records showing sgnlficant airplay growth are bowed AOR / ALBUMS 25 + - Complies album airplay data from stations 51505/09

ratings strength 25 Includes two -week trend of Mart action, plus cuts listed In

order of airplay. Current singles are BOLDED. Records stowing significant airplay

growth are bulleted.

AOR BREAKERS - mow newer charting records that have reached 50'k

penetration of the week's reporting staskxn. HOT TRACKS - complied from 12 -24 stations, showcasing songs In con-

figurations Including LPs, EPS, and 455. Includes four -week airplay trend. Also

listed Is present weeks number of reports in all rotations, Including total adds for

all rotations Symbols represent more (-F1, less I - I, or equivalent 1 - I airplay ac-

tivity In Cash rotation compared to last week s figures. Records showing 5b5w-

wm uLmmu sa,rcnrum are buffeted.

MOST ADDED, HOTTEST - National and regional listings by number of

station reports (12 -24s and 25+ combined). Includes songs In all configurations.

NEW & ACTIVE, SIGNIFICANT ACTION - abums coming closest to

charting on the Airplay /40 (12 -241 chart. Rotational Information displayed over a

two -week period (last week In parentheses), Including total reports. reports In

each rotation, and adds In each rotation.

PARALLELS - stations listed by market size and ratings success.

PLAYLISTS - e-loteo regIo naliy by parallels. An 'a' preceding an artists name

indicates all mentions of that record are new to the playilst. An IAl or (Wafter an

artist's name stows that other tracks from that record can be found In those

rotations. An artist's name with no abbreviatkrls means all airplay of that artist Is

In listed rotation. An artist's name appears once per Baylist, In the highest

reported rotation. An asterisk I') signifies a primary station In Its parallel,

denoting a station's competitive ratings strength.

Indicates one of the weeks most added new albums.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION LIONEL RICHIE /Can't Slow Down (Motown) "Running With The Night" Total Reports: 161161 /Total Adds: 1141; Hots: 6141 /Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: 91101 /Medium Adds: 1121 /Extra Adds: 0121.

inBAXTER ROBERTSON /Panorama View (RCA) "Silver Strand" Total Reports: 15(61 /Total Adds: 10(41; Hots: 0101 /Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 814) /Medium Adds: 3121 /Extra Adds: 7(21.

ppn A NIGHT IN HEAVEN /Soundtrack (A &M) "Heaven" UM Total Reports: 12(0) /Total Adds: 11(01; Hots: 1(01 /Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: 3101 /Medium Adds: 310)/Extra Adds: 810).

ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN /Echo & The Bunnymen (Sire /WB) "Never Stop" Total Reports: 111101 /Total Adds: 0121; Hots: 4141 /Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 6(51 /Medium Adds: 0111 /Extra Adds: 0(11.

NICK HEYWARD /North Of A Miracle (Arista) "Whistle Down The Wind" Total Reports: 111131 /Total Adds: 0(31; Hots: 1111 /Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 10(111 /Medium Adds: 0121 /Extra Adds: 0111.

SPANDAU BALLET /True (Chrysalis) "Gold" Total Reports: 111141 /Total Adds: 013); Hots: 3141 /Hot Adds: 0111; Mediums: 8(101 /Medium Adds: 0121 /Extra Adds: 0(01.




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'KFMGIAlbuquerque (505) 265-8811 PO: TM POLGNALL

UWE SLOCI.1

GALSIS =GAR MELLISH

ROMANTICS

HUEY AVIS PAL EGLI. ALSO MT. PRETANDERS NIGHT SANGER

MILES CRUZ

GREY le,

STREETS ADIGE

cera et

GOEUS

D.1 /EIDER

DOORS

LAYS

G EORGSS AOrRAGOOD e

KPOI AM-FM/Honolulu 1808) 524-7100 PD: BILL MI.

WILLI. STONES GGAS IS SAS

JOIN COOL. MELLEN

DORAN ARAN RAANTIA HUEY ANA 711 SPACIAL B IG COUNTRY

PAUL PCOGIRS COZY °SAPIENS AO A6 A FIND

a BLUM OYSTER CULT BILLY [VOL

PAUL S/PIAI

PREIGOARS NIGHT NAGAR

a JUMP 'X TIN SADDLE AIAN PARSONS

.P.10 BAAMAP

Falls

GILG. CLUB

MAVEN

ROB DITM

PAT BINATAP Added

GA0.8 SOUTE

TOPOGOOD

ALSO NOVA

KFIV-FMIModesto (209) 527-6100

MANN POLLI. STEM xc SG (MI

BIM OYSTER CULT GENESIS (PII

DURAN OGG 30. MICAS PRLLAN 011 38 SPACIAL 110

GAY LANG CREOURIA

SILLY IDOL PILETLNDIRS

atim STRANG 112

VGDONAPG TWO CS A RIND NIMT MARS BM DYLAN

AGO SCAA

GRAND PRIX DOORS ADDIS MORAY

MISR. MANN'S GP

PAUL RM..

DM FELDER RINRATICS NOSILS SION TOWNSEND JOIN MATT MAO EDDIE AND CRIGS.2

GPM PRGIN GC IMP 'N GA SADDLE DAG. COPIGAND

KWXL/Albuquerque (505) 765-5400

Nottat

ALDO NOVA

TWO OP A KIND ASIA BILLY !COL GI SPACIAL TATAR 5...Gm soLLING STOWS AS AI MN COUGAR MAGER 00 NG. LOSIS GINGIS MOTLEY NIUE PRATENDARS

MsdIm

GRP 'N NC .DOLE

LORRAIN

:GO; SA7BATII

NAVAS

MOIST x GIRACNOOL

RIA

MAY OSBOURN. ACME NON. FAN DYLAN

BLUE OYSTER CULT

ION GIMP

STREETS WAL LON

SAMOANS SAGA

TOP

UN RAMPS.

PRwNRVIER

K W FM/Tucson (602) 748-2400 PO: GE PAY

ND RIG ALIEN

R OOT BLUES

POLLING STGAS

DURAN INRAN POLICK JOG COUGAP ',ALLEN

ROMANTICS

ALAN PARSONS

38 SGCI NIS EGA GANG RICA GRIMPILLS TITO Or A KIES

ASIA NSA

CULEBRA OLIN

NOTATE SAGA SURVIVOR PAG MCCARTNEY

EURATMICS

MIONIMT OIL KA DYLAN

SOON TOWNSON LA TOP

ADDLE KN. DM FELDER

MANGO paw Gs PAL. WOGS.

'N THE SANG STREETS ANN ANT

KZAPISacramento (916) 925-3700

NONNI.

attAK

TWO CP A KIND

18 SPACIAL GANGIS

DURAN LIMAN

ROMANTICS MEP LEWIS 022Y ORMURNE BLUE MT. COLT

AAA BA DYLAN

N/GIET RAGA STRATA EDDA MON.

AAN PARSONS

4 HEAVES

a RANGERS.

KILOIColorado Springs (3031 6344896 PO: RINI HAG MN AGM GIG

YES

POLLING SNAILS

MILEY CMG Tea Or A SIND BLUE OYSTER CULT MIGHT RANG. 0222 03/301.. DUGS CURAN

38 SPACIAL BILLY 1NL

CORKIN ALAN PARSONS

STRAINS

HILADPINS

DON GLOAR ENG BOB DYLAN

TORN TUTORS MARI GMND PRIX DOOPS

Medls

IMGRAD MANS GI LIM CAGES GAVIN IG INDERSON GC PIRSSALL E I RISC..

STAMP, COPELAND

OILING FIAX TAXXI

ROWSE MGT MOT HIGHWAY CHI. pAyOLAS IMP 'X THE GONE

Added PREVIEW

KROY/Sacramento (916) 4414950 PD. CAIN. NANA.

SAS 00 38 SGCIAL .1 POLLI. SIGNS IMI

GEMS. NO

JCRS COMAS MIME BILLY IDOL GO Or A KIND LUGS MGM (MI NMI LAMS PRESENDARS IN

Galas AGGAR

CRAY NAOMI. ANA PARSONS

E DDIE MM. STMETS PAUL ESIDGARB

BLUE OYSTER CULT

SOB DYLAN

MOTLEY GIVE

RODER ARNE. MN'S GR

Adad

ANGLE HAGAN

KIDQIBoisa (2081336-0939

PD: DAN KNOLL,/

ICE WALSH

BLUE OYSTER CULT PG ALDO NOVA

3,3 SPACIAL 110 GO OP h KIND

Media GAIN NS PAUL MCOGEN

EDDIE MONEY

NNOANSCRG SURVIVOR BOS DYLAN

HEART

NINIT ANGER ROLLING STOMAS ALAN PARSONS

IA AAA

AAA

' KKDJlFrasno (209) 226 -5991 PO: NAM. CATLIN

atteet YES

WILING STING DURAN GRAM

G ENESIS JOG MOIR MILLS 022.1. CIASOUREC

38 SGCI. EDDIE MM. POINETICS /NAY .WIS BLUE ONT. CULT

BILLY IDOL HALL 1. OATES TO Cl/ A KIRD

PRATANDERS

RAGNET BOS DYLAN

Media MOREY ONE Al. AGSMS MINKM

ALCAGASE BIG MM. DOORS

HAADPN REAL LISA CULTURE CLUB

YET

RIG FLA SAGA

AIDS NOVA

PAUL 'AGARS ALICE TOMS TURNS

Gad

BILLY rwc.P wRTa GCMG.,

PAOLA

KZELIEugene 1503) 484-4304 AN KIN RORIE

K ILLING bur B

ó Ixl

e1 OMAN MGM

GENESIS ROASSICS

E 1e1 TO Or h ZINO RUIN .VIS MN COUGAR MIL. MIL. cN

ans. BOO DYLAN

sINS MAMMA

ALM R7VA.

MASON

EDDIE MONEY

AWE ASIA ALT BILLY ICOL AMERED ANN'S AP STREETS

FICADRAS

r1 [GMT RANGLA

RIOT MOTLEY CRUZ

MSS MAVEN

COKKAR

DIO

KEZEISpokane 1509)446-1000 PO: BRIAN CRIMPY ND: MAUREEN MATTEL.

MONT GCSES IS TES

NIGHT RANGER

ROLLING STAIES INN COUGAR MALIAN

CON /ELDER SOS °NAN 38 SPECIAL MILY IDOL 1/2

TWO OF A RIND Redly

MOTLAY OPUS

120111 MON. ALAN PARSONS MADPINS

NAVIES 22 111A

G INSCROOL MEE OSSOUSRA

RMUNTICS MANYRAD PAM, GR RISS BLUE OYSTER CULT

DURAN SAIPAN

PPETANDEPS INSEAM

Added DIGGS

' KOMP!Las Vegas (702) 876 -1460

NJ BIC MR.

attest BIG COUNTRY

IRS FOLLNG STONES DURAN CLIME ROMANTICS ANAIS 78 SPECIAL MAY AVIS PAUL MCCANN. 30. CNIGAR MELLEN MAY 06310UNG BILLY IDOL

Realm EDDIE ION.

AO Or A KIND ALAN PAACNS CULTURE CAA PRATICSDERS

PATER

BOA DYLAN

WITELS BATE °ISAR CAT SIGNS PANAR AMMONS NAVA ALCATRAZ

MORS

GIRLSCWOOL AAA

STEVIE MICAS

Parallel Three KTMSISanta Barbara 18051963-1975

ED BoA

PO: IA. GILES

MASAI PAUL SIMON MICALL MUSKS G ENES IS

MICA. JENSON AN CASHES

JONI MESS INA

LIONEL RICH. JAMES INGRAN

ICX HAYWARD

BRISMILLACR

Media ALTON JOIN BM JANES CON ISLAS JAMES IN/SE GLL OAT. POINT. SISTARS BOA DYLAN

IG ANDLWCV PAUL YOUNG

OAS SMSONS PAUL MCCANN.

.30N GIBSON JINN BUPPITT WILLIAM ACREARAN ERNALOU HARRIS

KFMFIChico (9161 343-8491

ReeMei

ROLLING STNAS B ILLY I COL

EDOIA .001 ALOES CULTURE CLUB

SURVIVOR INNA

PONARTIOS

18 SpACIAL SINGS TONNSAND

ALAN PARSONS

TWO Or A RIND SIATS MICK MAO. CLARENCE GERMS

GC ANGLISH BEAT

CALMS COPAN

ALM OYSTAR CULT

.0 DYLAN

TORY TUTORS GENESIS PAUL ROGERS ME SELMA

RIM CANES haRd

IAN ANDERS. REAL LITZ

KOZZIRano (702) 329-9261 RD: DANIEL COOT

NO: BRUCE VAN DON

GEMS LS

MIN COUGAR NALLEN

YES

POLLING STMES BIG CONN.

RONANTICS 3B SPACIAL GO OP A RIND

IMAY LAM

PRETENDERS CULTURE CLUB 22 TM KISS SLUE OYSTER CULT BILLY IDOL B OB DyLAN

NIGHT AGGER ARIGAR

MGR. MEWS Gp JAA NA, ASV CABOOSES.

MOTLEY 'NM

WILT RIOT DOORS

HEAVEN

HEADIONS RAL LIFE AAN PARSONS

GC

VANDENBAPG

STASIS NICKS

KAWYICasper (307)235.1515 A: ERA LENNON MD: JEFF PATTERS

MAGNA ROLLING , 70 SPECIAL AA COMAE KILLEN

BOB DyTAN

CULTURE OLIN SINON INNSEND

CURAN COIGN 01,

BIG

GIL OASIS AI LGIS

ROMANTICS

ISIS GAINES AGN PARSONS GILANSIS LCNN

107012 NARY

IG 'MASSON

PAUL MCCARTNEY

LIMN. PICNIC MON RANG. JACKSON B.NIA C.S. ANGELS

A% TOP

PAL, 3COGAIN IHNISTRY 'kin SION

DOMAN BILLY 1 1,3L

EA, ALA

B LUE OYSTER CULT PAUL INGO

TAMING EEGS MBOURNE

ORPHAN

GDP INS

MAVEN

BAXTER POSE ,re,74 EMITE ANA AC

KTCUFt. Collins (303) 571 -1232 PO: JO. MIES RD: SCOTT eNSOLCH

Attest B OB DYLAN

POISING SASES YES

IAN ANDERSON

OURNA DANN DOCALS

GAL LIG JOG HIATT PAUL KANTNER

ARMATPADING

JIMMY ISSSINA COMATEAS

SONATIMS RAIN PARADE

4AN PARSONS PAUL SINN

O.C. MINH

SUBURBS JOWAY CU. ALTDRS CAA

ECHO 4 AMMAN MACHINAT IONS

BLACK MAU CURE

MOTELS

TAWS TUT.. STEWART COPE..

DON /ALDER ADAN ARA

PAUL POSOC. RAGNEX KINK ORVILLE

SIGINS

ssp STRAY GIS

BERT ANS. Added

VISAGE EITLINTR

KSPN/Aspen (3031 925-5776 PD: AA DUNCAN MD: SCR

ITS BOB DYLAN

GNESIS RN CAGES AIN TO ETA PAG SINN ROLLING SKINS GILTURZ RICA NATIGRD PREANDERS GOT. HARRIS

MITT ALAN DIEZ P TANG GPI POO.

REAL CD. PATER

NONA CRISIS ASIA

CARA G:

!OW COMA TAN ASS BIG MUM. MALL OATZS AISIOLL YOUTH

MOLAR BSA MINA CROVILLE

TWO OF A RIND NBA ANTS ROMANTICS SILLY ICOL JACGON SAMNA POINTER SISTAG JINN BUTENST DAVID SANBORW

Gad OAK

TRADING S

NM PAGER SA. ALAN MR

KTYDISanta Barbara (805) 963 -1601

I FROGS. Rotteet

ROLLINS STARS GANESIS BILLY IDOL AAA

YZA

US

NALL DATES MOTELS

SUET LENA

PAUL MCCARTKEY

BAN PAPSOA BOA DIAN

Page 75

ALM ASIR CULT IS SPECIAL

MIDNIGHT OIL TAM' AMA PAL YON. EDDIE MCNEY

ICAHOUSA

ABC

CUPS ADAM ANT

ENGLISH BEAT CIA MC. CLAMONS

DOORS

BONGOS

oRLD

CELL MANGE MGR NAG., TONI BASIL REAL LInt BIDE DM PAUL PONA.

BIGEBIGLA GANDAU BALLET

IND Or A KIND

NINA CRISIS PRETENDARS RAYOUS

LOS LOBM

MANED MANG PAT BARAN. ROMANTICS

K WHL/Anchorage (907)3494551

POI GRTAA B. BRADLAT

GOSS. 00 CV A AND

III SPECIAL MIA MILT JON GCMG NELIEN LAE 1141

PAUL OMAR, MDLLING STEMS 00 1111. LEWIS 011 IONANTICS

B ILLY {COL GAY CAMOUINIL

SAGA

ALW PARSONS

STRALTS

SMART PLAIN STEVIE NICKS PATER SCAILLING SLUT OYSTER GILT

SURVIVOR

HAMM GS'S GP COW RIGA MOTLEY CRUZ BOA DMA VIADENBARG

NEADPINS

KZOO/Missoula I06K72&5 000

T. OF A KIND

10 SPACIAL 011 DURAN NINA

BILLY IDOL GENANIS YES

POLICE MINING STONES

MAN AGSMS

EDDIE ONLY

0222 OSBOURNA

CULTURE CIN3 HUES LEWIS GNING MANN'S GS

CCM SALO. RIM CAM.. SOS DYLAN

LIFE

WAS DOT WS,

CODAS

MINNA, CHILE

The following stations failed to report this week and therefore

their lists were frozen:

DC101 /Washington W BCN /Boston

WBLM/Lewiston-Portland WCKO /Miami KEGL /Dallas

WRXL /Richmond KTXQ /Dalles

KATT /Oklahoma City WFBO/Indianapolis

WTUE /Dayton CITI /Winnipeg

KCAL /San Bernardino KINK /Portland

KMET /Los Angeles KOME /San Jose KSJO /Sen Jose

KTYD /Sente Barbara

The following stations reported their lists as frozen this week:

KLAQ/EI Paso KQAK /San Francisco KRQR /Sen Francisco KRSP /Sett Lake City

KIS W /Seattle

The following stations have failed to report for the past two weeks

and therefore their data is not included in this week's chart:

WAPP /New York WZIR /Buffalo

KSRR /Houston

An asterisk /I signifies a primary station in 111

Parallel, denoting a station's competitive ratings strength.



A

R&R/Friday, December 16, 1983

CHR PARALLEL ONE PLAYUSTS EAST

Montreal PD: Rob Braide

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1777.701/77 7 Irtrng. IL7 JOEL/Uptown Girl

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21 707 7.11777t M. To 7

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7.1.7.1, il 747017 fIlyst

tB104 WBSB Baltimore

PD: Jan Jeffries Music Coord: Amy Kronthal

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P B-94 ri V I Pittsburgh PD: Steve Kingston MD- Bruce Kelly

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Washington, D.C. PD: Alan Burns MD: Mary Taten

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Boston PD: Sonny Joe White Music Coord: Geni Donaghey

1

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WBEN-FM Buffalo PD: Bob Wood

MD: Roger Christian

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MD: Jon Summers 7/7777 2147777 67 67

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Boston PD: Rick Peters

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PD: Ray St. James MD: P.J. Fox

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PD: Sandy Sanderson MD: Bob Saint

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CULTURE CLUB 4 -2 DURAN DURAN 9 -3 PETER SCHILLING B -6 ELTON JOHN 14 -7

WTRYIAIbeny. NY BUI Cahill

MATTHEW WILDER POLICE (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS 3 -1 DURAN DURAN 8 -5 TES 15 -8 IRENE CARA 10 -9

ELTON JOHN 18 -10

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REAL LIFE PRETENDERS BILLY JOEL STEVIE NICKS MOTELS PAUL MCCARTNEY DEBORAH ALLEN Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

YES 11 -5

DORAN DURAN 12 -7

PETER SCHILLING 13 -8

ROMANTICS 26 -17

WVSR /Chdaston, WV

Tlm Larson

MOODY BLUES IRENE CARA BILLY JOEL STEVIE NICKS DOLLY PARTON NIGHT RANGER (dp)

JUMP 'N NE SADDL JAMES INGRAM NENA WAS (NOT WAS) (dp)

Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

YES 18 -10 DURAN DURAN 20 -12 LIONEL RICHIE 27 -18 CULTURE CLUB 36 -26

K1OWEn e. PA BUI Shnnon FC FIX% QUIET RIOT (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM STEVIE NICKS Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS 2 -1

HEART 3 -2 YES 7 -3 38 SPECIAL 19 -10 CHRIS CROSS 35 -20

WYCR/Henover -York PA Mark Richerds

CYNDI LAUTER STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY BONNIE TYLER SHEENA EASTON RICK JAMES IRENE CARA BOB DYLAN Hottest: HALL 4 OAKS 3 -1

YES 6 -3

BIG COUNTRY 7 -6

TOOL 4 THE GANG 23 -17 JOHN COUGAR 38 -30

WTIC-FMIH.rtford, CT

MKte Wast

CHRIS CROSS NENA BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM JUMP 'N THE SADDL (dp)

Hottest: MADONNA 4 -1

ROMANTICS 6 -2 SHANNON 8 -3

DURAN DURAN 9 -6 TOOL 4 THE GANG 11 -8

WKEEIHUntingtorL WV Gary Mast SHEENA EASTON (dp)

PAUL MCCARTNEY JOURNEY (dp)

STEVIE NICKS DOLLY PARTON (dp)

JAMES INGRAM (dp)

RICE JAMES (dp)

MSB (dp) Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 1 -1

DURAN DURAN 3 -2

ELTON JOHN 4 -3

YES 10 -4 ONJ 6 -5

WEAN- FMIL.ncester, PA

Todd HeSId.Y

QUIET RIOT PAUL MCCARTNEY JOURNEY HERB ALPERT SHEENA EASTON NIGHT RANGER (dp)

Hottest: DURAN DURAN 3 -1 ONO 8 -4 YES 9 -5 ELTON JOHN 17 -8

ROMANTICS 22 -15

KC101/New Haven. CT

Stet Rybek

FC 38 SPECIAL PRETENDERS PAUL MCCARTNEY MOTELS CYNDI LAUPER Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS 1 -1

NALL 4 OATES 2 -2

YES 11 -4 ROMANTICS 10 -5 MATTHEW WILDER 17 -12

WSPK(Poughkeepele, NY

Chrs L.Id.

SOS BAND JAMES 1NGRAN RC IRENE CARA SHEENA EASTON BILLY JOEL Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 1 -1

ONJ 14 -6 ROLLING STONES 16 -7 BARRY MANIUJN 28 -17 GENESIS 29 -18

WHFMIRoeheeter, NY

CMrly Lake

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KISS RC LIONEL RICHIE RAY PARKER JR. STEVIE NICKS Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

YES 7 -2

HALL 4 OATES 8 -3

CULTURE CLUB 9 -7


OPXYIRochester, NY

Tom Mhche8

JUMP 'N THE SADDL BILLY JOEL RC MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: HALL 4 OAKS 2 -1

DURAN DURAN 4 -3

YES 9 -1

ROLLING STONES 11 -6

POLICE 10 -7

WGFMIScMnec.M, NY

Tom Parker

PRETENDERS BILLY JOEL BONNIE TYLER REAL LIFE EDDIE MONEY Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 1 -1

ONJ 10 -5

ELTON JOHN 13 -6

ROMANTICS 18 -10

CHRIS CROSS 32 -19

WKFMJSyracuee John Carucci

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STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY NENA RICE JAMES NIGHT RANGER JAMES INGRAM SHANNON BONNIE TYLER IRENE CARA Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

ELTON JOHN 9 -6

ONJ 13 -8

DURAN DURAN 15 -9 38 SPECIAL 17 -12

WPSTrrrenton, NJ

Tom Taylor

JAMES INGRAM PAUL MCCARTNEY NENA REAL LIFE RE -FLEX Hottest: DURAN DURAN 4 -2

YES 15 -9 POLICE 13 -11 RUFUS S CEARA 18 -15

CHRIS CROSS 30 -20

WRCKJUBn. NY

Jim Ref.

HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS PAUL MCCARTNEY U2 CYNDI LAUPER RC Hottest: DURAN DURAN 2 -1

YES 5 -2 ROLLING STONES 7 -4

GENESIS 15 -9 CULTURE CLUB 21 -13

WKRZ.FMIWIIkeeBerra Jim Rising

PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS RC CYNDI LAUPER NIGHT RANGER LIONEL RICHIE SHANNON JAMES INGRAM MOTELS DOLLY PARTON Hottest: YES 2 -1 38 SPECIAL 12 -9 JOHN COUGAR 17 -13 CULTURE CLUB 26 -14 BILLY JOEL D-19

Q10Work PA

Den Steele

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REAL LIFE DEBORAH ALLEN JAMES INGRAM Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

HALL i OATES 2 -2

MATTHEW WILDER 7 -3

DURAN DURAN 18 -7

ONJ 21 -14

PARALLEL THREE.

WFBGIAitoone, PA

Tony SHAM

PAUL MCCARTNEY KC SHEENA EASTON JAMES INGRAM NIGHT RANGER U2 Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

YES 6 -3


ONJ 11 -7 LIONEL RICHIE 19 -12

WOUYIBangor, ME

Jim RendaS

IRENE CARA NIGHT RANGER BARRY MANILOW DEBORAH ALLEN 38 SPECIAL PAUL MCCARTNEY RC ALAN PARSONS Hottest: HALL i OATES 1 -1

ROLLING STONES 4 -2

MADONNA 8-6 YES 13 -10 RAY PARKER JR. 19 -14

WZONIBengor, ME

Michael O'HSre

REAL LIFE RC NIGHT RANGER JUMP 'N THE SADDL CHRIS CROSS PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1 -1 BILLY JOEL 2 -2 MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 4 -3

DEBORAH ALLEN 14 -12

MATTHEN WILDER 15 -13

WIOY(Beth, ME Scott Robbins

JUMP 'N THE SADDL RAY PARKER JR.

PAUL MCCARTNEY RC Hottest: HALL i OATES 2 -1

YES 13 -5 ROMANTICS 15 -8

38 SPECIAL 17 -11

GENESIS 19 -12

WCIRIBeckley, WV Jim Martin

JAMES INGRAM PAUL MCCARTNEY EDDIE MONEY NENA PRETENDERS Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 2 -1

CULTURE CLUB 3 -2

ALABAMA 6 -3

YES 8 -4

BARRY MANILOW 11 -6

WIKZJChmberaburg, PA

Matthews/Alexander

NENA PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS BONNIE TYLER JAMES INGRAM Hottest: YES 10 -2

CHRIS CROSS 25 -8 ELTON JOHN 13 -9

DEBORAH ALLEN 22 -17 BARRY MANILON 24 -18

WTSN/Dover. NH Jim Sebastian

DOLLY PARTON PAUL MCCARTNEY REAL LIFE BILLY JOEL CYNDI LAUPER Hottest: MCCARTNEY I. JACKS 1 -1

YES 16 -4

DURAN DURAN 13 -6 ONJ 18 -11 JOHN COUGAR 33 -25

WERZJExeter, NH

Scott MecKey

JUMP 'N THE SADDL NATIVE JAMES INGRAM RC PAUL MCCARTNEY U2 (dp)

SHEENA EASTON BOB DYLAN RICK JAMES Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

ONJ 14 -9

KOOL i THE GANG 19 -14 NAKED EYES 17 -16 JOHN COUGAR 38 -31

WZYQ/FrederIck. ND Kemoasbl Joe

PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS PRETENDERS REAL LIFE EDDIE MONEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

DURAN DURAN 8 -5 BARRY MANIWM 30 -9 ROMANTICS 35 -17 LIONEL RICHIE 39 -23

WOCM(Hegerstown, MD

Will KauNnun

JAMES INGRAM GLADYS KNIGHT NENA DOLLY PARTAN RICK JAMES Hottest: YES 5 -1

RAY PARKER JR. 8 -5

ELTON JOHN 11 -6 ROMANTICS 21 -12 GENESIS 24 -15

OK100111Moa, NY

Denny Alexander

NENA STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY QUIET RIOT FIX% Hottest: JOHN COUGAR 2 -1

YES 9 -6

POLICE 14 -10 ROLLING STONES 18 -13 GENESIS 24 -18

13FEAJMencheeter, NH Risk Ryder

RAY PARKER JR. RC PAUL MCCARTNEY YES LIONEL RICHIE NATIVE (dp)

RICK JAMES (dp)

Hottest: BILLY JOEL 1 -1

HALL 4 OATES 3 -2

GENESIS 7 -5

COOL 4 THE GANG 19 -15 JOHN COUGAR D -26

WKHIIOcMn City, MD

Jeck GS4n

PAUL MCCARTNEY IRENE CARA STEVIE NICKS JAMES INGRAM SHEENA EASTON SOS BAND Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 2 -1

DORAN DURAN 7 -3

YES 10 -4

ONJ 13 -6

ELTON JOHN 11 -9

96XIUPerkarsburg, WV

Petri DeMllle

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ONJ 4 TRAVOLTO PAUL MCCARTNEY FIER RC QUIET RIOT Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

BILLY JOEL 2 -2 HALL i OATES 3 -3 HEART 6 -4 JOHN COUGAR 9 -7

WJBQ1PonIYnd, ME Phoenix/O'Neil

PAUL MCCARTNEY RC NIGHT RANGER NATIVE BRYSON i FLACK Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

DURAN DURAN 4 -2 YES 6 -3

ONJ 17 -8

JUMP 'N THE SADDL. 25 -1

WHEBJPOe.mouth Rick Been

CULTURE CLUB BILLY JOEL STEVIE NICKS Hottest: ROLLING STONES 1 -1

HALL I OATES 5 -2

YES 9 -4 38 SPECIAL 22 -16 JOHN COUGAR 30 -17

WOMP-FMhVheeNeq, WV

DweYne Bonde

PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS DOLLY PARTON Hottest: KOOL i THE GANG 3 -1 JOHN COUGAR 5 -2 DEBORAH ALLEN 15 -12 MADONNA 10 -13 YES 21 -14

WSQVIWIII4mBpoHL PA

Funk Bell

JOURNEY LIONEL RICHIE REAL LIFE Hottest: ROLLING STONES 1 -1

YES 5 -2

PETER SCHILLING 3 -3 ROMANTICS 12 -8 GENESIS 15 -9

SOUTH PARALLEL TWO

WBBQJAugusta. GA Belte Svene PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS IRENE CARA DOLLY PARTON NENA RC NIGHT RANGER (dp)

SHEENA EASTON Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS 1 -3 DEBARGE 5 -4 YES 6 -5

LIONEL RICHIE 7 -6

JEFFREY OSBORNE 17 -12

KHFIIAuadn, TX Vo1km.NG.nett none Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1 HALL 4 OATES 2 -2

YES 4 -4

BARRY MANILOW 12 -12 CULTURE CLUB 13 -13

WFMF(Beton Rouge, LA

RlcelAhYSen

BILLY JOEL STEVIE NICKS Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

DURAN DURAN 7 -6 PAT BENATAR 11 -10 BARRY KANItAM 15 -11 CULTURE CLUB 27 -20

KZZ&Basunent TX

MurphylHan4on

CYNDI LAUPER NENA PAL MCCARTNEY STEUVIE NICKS IRENE CARA JAMES INGRAM Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 4 -1

DURAN DURAN 6 -3 ROMANTICS 7 -6


ONJ 17 -12

WQIDJBBos1 MS Kirk Cleo

PRETENDERS MOTELS DOLLY PARTON PAUL MCCARTNEY RICK JAMES BONNIE TYLER SHANNON (dp)

NIGHT RANGER (dp)

Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 2 -1 DURAN DURAN 5 -2 YES 7 -3

RAY PARKER JR. 19 -12 GENESIS 21 -13

KXXIOLBkmingh.m, AL

Kevin McCarthy

BARRY MANILON STEVIE NICKS JAMES INGRAM RICK JAMES Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

HALL i OATES 2 -2 CHRIS CROSS 3 -3 DURAN DURAN 12 -5 YES 15 -7

WSSX/ChAaston Bill Marin

DOORS STEVIE NICKS BONNIE TYLER NENA Hottest: ELTON JORN 2 -1 38 SPECIAL 5 -2 GENESIS 7 -5 YES 11 -7 ROBERT PLANT 21 -10

WBCYJChdotte, NC

Bob Kephn PRETENDERS PAUL MCCARTNEY RICK JAMES REAL LIFE Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1

YES 2 -2

DURAN DURAN 3 -3

CULTURE CLUB 8 -5

ELTON JOHN 19 -11

WSKZJChettanoope Jeff Bloke

CULTURE CLUB PRETENDERS STEVIE NICKS Hottest: DURAN DURAN 3 -1

YES 5 -3 ONJ 7 -4 ROLLING STONES 11 -6 ELTON JOHN 10 -8

WNOKFMIColumbi., SC

Tom Kent

PAUL MCCARNEY JAMES INGRAM IRENE CARA NENA M513

Hottest: 38 SPECIAL 12 -7

ELTON JOHN 13 -8

CHRIS CROSS 23 -18 PRETENDERS D -28 PAUL MCCARTNEY D -32

WZLDIColumbie, SC

Chuck Finley

BOB DYLAN PAUL MCCARTNEY RICK JAMES DIANA ROSS UB40 Hottest: PETER SCHILLING 1 -1

HALL 4 OATES 4 -2 YES 15 -9 CULTURE CLUB 40 -28 CHRIS CROSS D -32

KrTEJCorpNa Chr.ti, TX

ZlppoRucker

JEFFREY OSBORNE STEVIE NICKS PRETENDERS BILLY JOEL (dp)

PAUL MCCARTNEY (dp) Hottest: DORAN DURAN 11 -2

ROLLING STONES 13 -8 ROMANTICS 21 -15 MATTHEW MILDER 25 -20 CULTURE CLUB 31 -24

KZFM(Corpus Christi, TX

Glenn Beck

LIONEL RICHIE CULTURE CLUB Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 2 -1

DURAN DURAN 10 -8

YES 21 -15 LIONEL RICHIE D -19 CULTURE CLUB D -21

WDOQ(Daytons Beach, FL

Ralph WImmer

DOLLY PARTON PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM IRENE CARA MICHAEL JACKSON (dp)

JUMP 'N THE SADDL (dp;


DURAN DURAN 2 -2 YES 7 -5

CHRIS CROSS 14 -10 GENESIS 38 -28

WNFIIDeytona Beach. FL

Bron Douglas STEVIE NICKS RODNEY DANGERFIEL PAUL MCCARTNEY SHEENA EASTON BONNIE TYLER 02 BOB DYLAN Hottest: CHRIS CROSS 17 -1

ONJ 6 -3 HALL 4 OATES 4 -4

QUIET RIOT 5 -5 YES 15 -10

WDCG(Durhm- Raleigh. NC

Rick Freeman

BILLY JOEL STEVIE NICKS RAY PARKER Je. NIGHT RANGER (dp)

Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS 1 -1 HALL 4 OATES 9 -5 YES 10 -9 ELTON JORN 13 -11 ROMANTICS 22 -16

KAMLEI Paso, TX

Bob Wee1

JAMES INGRAM STEVIE NICKS (dp)

BRYSON 4 FLACK Hottest:

EY i JACKS 2 -1

BALL 4 OATES 3 -2 DEBARGE 6 -5 JENNIFER HOLLIDAY 7 -6

MADONNA 9 -7

KSET -FM /EI Paso, TX

Cat Simon

JOHN COUGAR STEVIE NICKS BARRY 5ANILOW (dp)

JAMES INGRAM IRENE CARA (dp)

Hottest: DURAN DURAN 4 -1

MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 9 -3

UB40 11 -6 NENA 19 -12 SHANNON 21 -15

WRQKJGreensboro, NC

Wee Jones

CULTURE CLUB Jo55 COUGAR (dpi

DOORS (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY M58 (dp)

HEADPINS (dp)

SHEENA EASTON Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 1 -1

DURAN DURAN 14 -7

PETER SCHILLING 18 -10 ROUL 4 THE GANG 17 -13 JEFFREY OSBORNE 30 -24

WANE FM(Greemll4, SC

Rod M.D. PAUL MCCARTNEY SHEENA EASTON STEVIE NICKS SHANNON BONNIE TYLER NENA Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

HALL i OATHS 2 -2

DURAN DURAN 4 -3 ELTON JORN 10 -5

YES 13 -6

WZYPMun.HNle, AL

Scott Mitchell RICK JAMES BILLY JOEL PRETENDERS STEVIE NICKS SR ONNON CHRIS CROSS PAUL MCCARTNEY IRENE CARA JAMES INGRAM DOLLY PARTON SHEENA EASTON RC Hottest: HALL I OATES 2 -1

ONJ 5 -3 ROLLING STONES 11 -5

DORAN DURAN 15 -6 KOOL 4 THE GANG 20 -15

BITYXIJ.ckson, MS Jim Chick

STEVIE NICKS PRETENDERS (dp) BILLY JOEL LINDA RONSTADT (dpi

SHANNON BONNIE TYLER NIGHT RANGER IRENE CARA RICK JAMES PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1 -1 MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 2 -2 LIONEL RICHIE 3 -3 BILLY JOEL 4 -4 DORAN DURAN 14 -S

WQUT /Joh son City, TN Ron Hampton

TOOL i THE GANG BILLY JOEL MOTELS PRETENDERS CULTURE CLUB Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS 1 -1

HALL i OATES 17 -12 ELTON JOHN 20 -14 38 SPECIAL 23 -15 DURAN DURAN 30 -22

WOKIIKnoxville, TN

Gary Adkins

PAUL MCCAANEY BRYSON 4 FIACR SHEENA EASTON RC NENA CHRIS CROSS MUSICAL YOUTH Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1 ROMANTICS 4 -2 ROLLING STORER 9 -7 YES 12 -9 38 SPECIAL 14 -12

WFMI(Lexington. KY

FoxJMOSIey

BILLY JOEL CHRIS CROSS DOLLY PARTON PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS DEBORAH ALLEM MICHAEL JACKSON Nottest: MCCARTNEY i JACES 1 -1 HALL 4 OATES 2 -2 YES 10 -7 JUMP 'N THE SADDL 19 -12 LIONEL RICHIE 30 -23

KKYKILItde Rock, AR

Mark McCain

YES ELTON JOHN Hottest: DURAN DURAN 5 -1 ROMANTICS 17 -12 MATTHEW WILDER 20 -14 ONJ 21 -15 JUMP 'S THE SADDL 23 -18

KB FM(McAllen -B row nev1Se

Bob Mitchell PAUL MCCARNEY JAMES INGRAM NENA Hottest: MCCARTNEY I JACKS 1 -1 YES 10 -5 ONO 12 -7

ROLLING STONES 9 -8 ROMANTICS 17 -14

FM1001Memphie, TX

JohNPrestigiacomo

CHRIS CROSS BILLY JOEL Hottest: ONJ 16 -9 BARRY MMILOW 17 -10 CULTURE CLUB 22 -19 YES 24 -20 RAY PARREI JR. 29 -24

WABB-FM(Moh11e, AL FramiFuMr

CHRIS CROSS (dp)

REAL LIFE JAMES INGRAM PAUL MCCARTNEY DEBORAH ALLEN Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1 DURAN DURAN 2 -2 YES 13 -7


ROMANTICS 14 -9

01WOReobile, AL

Scott 0011th REAL LIFE PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS PRETENDERS JAMES INGRAM DOLLY PARTAN RICK JAMES SOS BAND Hottest: ELTON JOHN 8 -1

HALL 4 OATES 9 -2 DURAN DURAN 14 -8

STRAY CATS 17 -11 CULTURE CLUB 32 -23

WHHY- FM/Montgomery Mark SL John

STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY NENA BONNIE TYLER IRENE CARA Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

CULTURE CLUB 5 -2

YES 7 -3

TOOL i THE GANG 14 -9

ONJ 16 -12

K ROV(MRAUen-BrownsHIN Perry/Taylor

BARRY MANILON FOOL 4 THE GANG YES POLLING STONES CHRIS CROSS BONNIE TYLER PLENA PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS 1 -1

ELTON JOHN 8 -4

REAL LIFE 9 -7

BARRY MAN1LON D -10 YES D -2C

KX104INs.hvUle, TN

Bryan Sargent

PAUL MCCARTNEY JEFFREY OSBORNE IRENE CARA KC CYNDI LAUTER Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS 1 -1 YES 8 -4

DORAN DURAN 7 -5 ROMANTICS 13 -7 MATTHEW WILDER 16 -13

WSFLJNew Ber, NC

John Peace

BILLY JOEL PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON RICK JAMES RE -FLE% (dp)

SHEENA EASTON Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 4 -1

ELTON JORN 13 -4

DURAN DURAN 16 -7

FOUL 4 THE GANG 17 -13 NAKED EYES 29 -21

WNVLNurfolk

Steve Kelly

CULTURE CLUB JUMP 'N THE SADDL RODNEY DANGERFIEL MADONNA LINDA BONSTADT ATLANTIC STARR NAKED EYES SPANDAU BALLET JOHN COUGAR Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 3 -1

LIONEL RICHIE 1 -2 BILLY JOEL 4 -3

ROGERS i PARTON 2 -4

QUIET RIOT 8 -5

BJ101VOHendo. FL

Gary Mitchell

STEVIE NICKS GENESIS CHRIS CROSS PRETENDERS Hottest: PAT BENATAR 3 -2 HALL 4 OATES 6 -3

POLICE 11 -7

YES 12 -8 OHO 15 -10

WRVOJRichmond, VA Bob McNeill

BILLY JOEL PAUL MCCARTNEY REAL LIFE CHRIS CROSS Hottest: MCCARTNEY I JACKS 1 -1

DURAN DURAN 3 -2 ROMANTICS 11 -6

YES 13 -7 ROLLING STONES 18 -8

KITYJSSn Antonio, TX

Frank Welsh

SOS BAND GLADYS KNIGHT (dp)

PETER SCHILLING (dpi

STRAY CATS PI%% (dp)

DEBORAH ALLEN (dp)

ATLANTIC STARR PRETENDERS (dp)

PAUL MCCARTNEY (dp) BONNIE TYLER STEVIE NICKS ROBERT PLANT IRENE CARA (dp)

Hottest: BILLY JOEL 1 -1

HALL 4 OATES 7 -4

DARAN DURAN 6 -5 TOOL 4 THE GANG 14 -7 CHRIS CROSS 15 -9

KTFM(San Antonio. TX

ThornrNNesty

CYNDI LOUPER U2 PAUL MCCARTNEY BILLY JOEL LUTHER VANDROSS STEVIE NICKS Hottest: CHRIS CROSS 25 -12 MADONNA 29 -23 SOUL i THE GANG 34 -24

GLADYS KNIGHT 38 -28 GENESIS 36 -30

KTSAiSen Antonio, TX

Steve Weed

BILLY JOEL MADONNA Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 3 -1

BILLY JOEL 2 -2 LIONEL RICHIE 1 -3

LINDA RONSTADT 9 -6 CHRIS CROSS 14 -10

KROKJSNeveporl LA

HeydeNStewen

JOHN COUGAR JAMES INGRAM BRYSON i FLACK PAUL MCCARTNEY ROBERTA FLACK ROBERT PLANT RICK JAMES Hottest: PACCARNEY 4 JACKS I -1

SALL 4 OATES 2 -2

YES 17 -3 ROLLING STONES 13-4 ELTON JOHN 10 -5

WSEINVIneton -Seism Save Finnegan

ONJ ROMANTICS Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 2 -1

CULTURE CLUB 5 -3 ROLLING STONES 12 -8 RICK SPRINGFIELD 14 -11 ASIA 17 -13

SOUTH Most Added Hottest

Paul McCartney Yes Stevie Nicks... McCartney and Jackson Ingram with McDonald Duran Duran

PARALLEL THREE.

KQIZ-FMIAmerlllo Ron Chess

CHRIS CROSS JUMP 'N THE SADDL IRENE CARA PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON U2 RICK JAMES U840 NENA KC Hottest: ROLLING STONES 1 -1

PETER SCHILLING 2 -2 DURAN DURAN 3 -3 YES 5 -5

38 SPECIAL 7 -7

WISEJAshv114. NC

John Stevens

PAUL MCCARTNEY RICK JAMES SHEENA EASTON JAMES INGRAM RC IRENE CARA BRYSON 4 FLACK HEADPINS Hottest: YES 4 -1

DURAN DURAN 5 -2 BARRY H 15 -8 ROMANTICS 20 -16 CHRIS CROSS D -21

WJADIBelnbridpe

EISoHWeet

PAUL MCCARTNEY RICK JAMES DIANA ROSS (dp)

JAMES INGRAM (dp)

EVELYN KING (dp) U2 (dp)

JUMP 'N THE SADDL (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

YES 12 -4

MATTHEW WILDER 23 -17 RAY PARKER JR. 24 -22 JOHN COUGAR 36 -32

WCOQ(Coiumbue, GA Ralph Carroll

RICK JAMES PAUL MCCARTNEY RC ALAN PARSONS CHRIS CROSS SHANNON NIGHT RANGER (dp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1 -1

MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 2 -2 QUIET RIOT 4 -4 HALL S OATES 8 -5

CULTURE CLUB 7 -6

KISRIFL Smith, AR

Rick Hayas

STEVIE NICKS CHRIS CROSS DOLLY PARTON BILLY JOEL HEADPINS DEBARGE SHEENA EASTON PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: HALL 4 OAKS 1 -1

ONJ B -4 PETER SCHILLING 5 -5

YES 18 -8

RAY PARKER JR. 17 -11

G10110adsden AL Oatther(Dwls

PAUL MCCARTNEY RICK JAMES JAMES INGRAM IRENE CARA Hottest: DEBORAH ALLEN 2 -1

CARIS CROSS 4 -2 HALL i OATES 7 -4

YES 10 -5 CULTURE CLUB 23-14

WFOXIG.buvllle, GA

Alan Du Priest

PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON RICK JAMES BONNIE TYLER PRETENDERS Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 2 -1

MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -2

MATTHEW WILDER 3 -3 ROLLING STONES 8 -6 DEBORAH ALLEN 13 -7

WYKS1G.IneevH4, FL

Lou Penick NENA (dp) BOB DYLAN (dp)

SPANDAU BALLET BILLY JOEL Hottest: YES 4 -1

ROLLING STONES 7 -3

ELTON JOHN 13 -7 MATTHEW WILDER 10 -8

38 SPECIAL 14 -9

KILFJGelveston, TX

Scott T.yior

PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON NENA SHEENA EASTON BRYSON i FLACK JAMES INGRAM Hottest: PAT BENATAR 1 -1

ONJ 6 -4

YES 11 -8 ROLLING STONES 18 -10 ROMANTICS 19 -12

KTDY(Lef.yette. LA Greg Stevens

PRETENDERS CHRIS CROSS STEVIE NICKS DOLLY PARTON JAMES INGRAM NIGHT RANGER (AO SHEENA EASTON MIDNIGHT STAR BOB DYLAN Hottest: DURAN DURAN 4 -1 051 6 -2 HALL i OATES 1 -4

YES 13 -8

38 SPECIAL 17 -12

0101(Merkllan, MS

Tom Kelley

STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL MOTELS JEFFREY OSBORNE PRETENDERS SHEENA EASTON DOLLY PARTON PAUL MCCARTNEY MUSICAL YOUTH HOB DYLAN (dp) RICK JAMES (dp)

ROBERT PLANT (dp)


HALL 4 OATES 3 -2

ONJ 14 -3

RAY PAREER JR. 24 -10 TOOL 4 THE GANG 23 -12

KNOE- FMIMonr5e. LA

Rhynee/Shee

PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM SHANNON BOB DYLAN SHEENA EASTON NIGHT RANGER (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

ONJ 7 -3

YES 15 -4 DURAN DURAN 19 -5


WPFMIP.neme City Skip Bishop

DOLLY PARTON (dp)

JAMES INGRAM PRETENDERS (dp)

PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 1 -1

DURAN DURAN 4 -3

YES 6 -4

ONJ 13 -6 LIONEL RICHIE 21 -8

WXLKJRoenoke, VA Don O'Shea

PRETENDERS MOTELS PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS MADONNA JUMP 'N THE SADDL (dp)

NENA (dp)


LIFE REAL LIFE 8 -4

ROLLING STONES 9 -5 RICK SPRINGFIELD 13 -9 FOOL i TICE GANG 17 -11

WAEVISavenneh, GA North/Rogers

MOTELS JAMES INGRAM PAUL MCCARTNEY BONNIE TYLER Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1

MATTHEW WILDER 2 -2 KOOL 4 THE GANG 27 -21 JOHN COUGAR 34 -22 CHRIS CROSS D -32

WIXVISevenneh. GA

J.P. Hunter

STEVIE NICKS FIX% PRETENDERS QUIET RIOT (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: HEART 4 -1

JEFFREY OSBORNE 1 -3

STRAY CATS 8 -6 POLICE 15 -14 GENESIS 26 -20

Z102JS.venneh, GA

Rend( Sommers

PAUL MCCARTNEY BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM STEVIE NICKS CNDI LUP. Hottest: MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 1 -1

LIONEL RICHIE 12 -3 HALL 4 OATES 4 -4

DURAN DURAN 13 -8

CHRIS CROSS 22 -11

WOLFITel1h sea. FL

Brian Philp. PAUL MCCARTNEY CYNDI IAUPER IRENE CARA BONNIE TYLER BRYSON 4 FLACK SOS BAND Hottest: HALL 4 OATES 2 -1

DURAN DURAN 1 -2 ONJ 8 -3 YES 12 -5 CHRIS CROSS 13 -7

KKGV(WICN5 Fells, TX Cluck Beck

DEBORAH ALLEN STEVIE NICKS BRYSON 4 FLACK SHANNON RICK JAMES ASH TALKING HEADS IRENE CARA Hottest: DURAN DURAN 1 -1 ROMANTICS 6 -3 YES 10 -5

CULTURE CLUB 24 -9 RAY PARKER JR, 18 -10

WHSL IAlmington, NC Fasbr(P..k9I

STEVIE NICKS MOB (dp) NENA (dp) IRENE CARA DOORS (dp)

BILLY JOEL Hottest: DURAN DURAN 5 -1 YES 7 -3 ELTON JOHN 9 -S 053 13 -6 POLICE 11 -7



MIDWEST Most Added r Hottest

Paul McCartneyMcCartney and Jackson Billy Joel Yes Ingram with McDonald Duran Duran

MIDWEST PARALLEL TWO

WKDDIAkron, OH Matt Patrick JAMES INGRAM MOTELS STEVIE NICKS NENA Hottest: DURAN DURAN 5 -1 ROMANTICS 6 -5 MATTHEW WILDER 13 -8 BARRY MANILOW 18 -11 EDDIE MONEY 23 -13

W KAU /Appleton-Oshkosh Roes/Allen

BILLY JOEL JEFFREY OSBORNE PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON PIED STEVIE NICKS Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 1 -1 DURAN DURAN 8 -3 PETER SCHILLING 7 -4 ONJ 11 -7 ROMANTICS 18 -11

WNAMIAppelto -Oshkosh Chris Caine BRYSON 6 PLACK CHRIS CROSS STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY ALAN PARSONS SHEENA EASTON BOB DYLAN Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 KOOL 6 THE GANG 17 -11 CULTURE CLUB 19 -15 JOHN COUGAR 30 -16 SPANDAU BALLET 32 -29

92X/Columbus, OH Joel Cella

MATTHEW WILDER LIONEL RICHIE MICHAEL JACKSON Rottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 DURAN DURAN 4 -2 YES 17 -6

ROLLING STONES 19 -11 ROMANTICS 18 -13

KIIKIDavenport IA

Jim O'Hare JEFFREY OSBORNE PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON CHRIS CROSS (dp)

JAMES INGRAM SHEENA EASTON (dp)

JUMP 'N THE SADDL (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 MATTHEW WILDER 7 -5 RAY PARKER JR. 18 -11 CULTURE CLUB 27 -15 GENESIS 26 -18

KMOK /Des Moines, IA

Jim Roberts

PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM DOLLY PARTON Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 1 -1 CULTURE CLUB 7 -3 POLICE 9 -7 JOHN COUGAR 6 -10 YES 16 -12

WEBC /Duluth Dick Johneon

BILLY JOEL DEBARGE JEFFREY OSBORNE JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -2 ONJ 9 -6 BARRY MANILOW 10 -7 YES 13 -9

WKDO/Ev.navllle, IN

HobbelP.yne

MADONNA DOLLY PARTON SHANNON NENA (dp)

DEBORAH ALLEN (dp)

Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 3 -2 DURAN DURAN 8 -3 ELTON JOHN 13 -8 ONJ 15 -9

WSTOIEvanevilb, IN

Chris Taylor

YES ELTON JOHN ROMANTICS Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 MICHAEL JACKSON 10 -5 JUMP 'N THE SADDL 15 -9 MATTHEW WILDER 18 -10 ONJ 22 -13

WMEE/Ft Wayne, IN

Tony Richards

PRETENDERS STEVIE NICKS CHRIS CROSS JEFFREY OSBORNE BILLY JOEL MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 YES 13 -6 ELTON JOHN 12 -9 ONJ 18 -10 JOURNEY 23 -15

WORD /Grand Rookie. MI

J.J. Dining NENA ROBERT PLANT Hottest: ROMANTICS 1 -1 GENESIS 2 -2 YES 8 -3 38 SPECIAL 11 -6 CHRIS CROSS 27 -11

CHR ADDS & HOTS Music Key: (DP) indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and /or night (RA) indicates the song was dropped from the playlist then re-added.

WZZR/Grand Rapid., MI Don Schuller

BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM STEVIE NICKS RICK JAMES PAUL MCCARTNEY BOB DYLAN Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 4 -1 HALL 6 OATES 2 -2 JACKSON BROWNE 13 -5 RAINBOW 17 -9 38 SPECIAL 19 -11

WZPL/lndlen.pdh. IN

Hoffmann/Browning

MADONNA CHRIS CROSS PAUL MCCARTNEY RE -FLEX SHANNON RICK JAMES BOB DYLAN MSB CYNDI LAUPER EDDIE MONEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 PAT BENATAR 2 -2 ELTON JOHB! 12 -10 CULTURE CLUB 16 -12 CHRIS CROSS D -32

WJXQ/J.ckson, MI

Ryon/Cheek.

POLICE CYNDI LAUPER (dp) B.E. TAYLOR GROUP (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY (dp) U2 (dp)

Bottent: YES 1 -1 PETER SCHILLING 10 -8

38 SPECIAL 11 -10 ELTON JOHN 34 -11 JOHN COUGAR 23 -16

AMER/Kalamazoo, MI

Swart/Chapman PAUL MCCARTNEY NENA (dp)

SHEENA EASTON BILLY JOEL JAMES INGRAM Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1

DURAN DURAN 4 -3 ROMANTICS 6 -4 ROLLING STONES 12 -9 MATTHEW WILDER 22 -15

Z2991Kansas City. MO Rowland&Benson

BILLY JOEL CHRIS CROSS (dp)

KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: DURAN DURAN 1 -1 YES 2 -2 ONJ 3 -3 ROLLING STONES 5 -4 POLICE 4 -5

WVICllansing, MI

StevenalKltterags

NIGHT RANGER JUMP 'N THE SADDL (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 2 -1 YES 4 -2 ELTON JOHN 3 -3 PETER SCHILLING 13 -9 GENESIS 15 -10

Z1041Madison, WI

Little/Hudson

PAUL MCCARTNEY BONNIE TYLER RC Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 4 -2 NENA 13 -4

CULTURE CLUB 23 -17 JUMP 'N THE SADDL 29 -19

KJ103JOklahoma City. OK Den Wilson

STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: DURAN DURAN 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 3 -2 ELTON JOHN 10 -5 ROLLING STONES 13 -10 YES 14 -11

KQKO/Omaha. NE

Teylor(Dean

JEFFREY OSBORNE PIXX STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 DURAN DURAN 3 -2 ONJ 4 -3

PETER SCHILLING 13 -9 CHRIS CROSS D -22

K293lPeorla, IL

Edwards/Maloney

ROBERT PLANT Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 PAT BENATAR 2 -2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 8 -3 ROMANTICS 15 -6 IRENE CARA 12 -7

W RKR(Recin.Mllweukee Pet Merin

JAMES INGRAM REAL LIFE BILLY JOEL JOURNEY Bot to st: PETER SCHILLING 2 -1 YES 6 -3 MATTHER WILDER 15 -5 JUMP 'N THE SADDL 26 -10 NENA 20 -11

WZOKIRoddord Tkm Fox

rmom Hottest) MCCARTNEY 6 JAGER 1 -1 ASIA 13 -13 POLICE 15 -15 STRAY CATS 16 -16 OBU 23 -23

U93/South Bend, IN

J.K. Deering

YES ELTON JOHN ROMANTICS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1 -1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 3 -2 BILLY JOEL 4 -3 MICHAEL JACKSON 12 -4 ROLLING STONES 21 -14

WRQN/Toledo Buck McWHIiema

PAUL MCCARTNEY SHANNON NENA DOLLY PARTON JAMES INGRAM SHEENA EASTON Hottest: DURAN DURAN 5 -3 YES 7 -4 ROLLING STONES 13 -10 ROMANTICS 19 -15 CULTURE CLUB 34 -18

KAYI/Tulsa, OK Phil Wililams

IRENE CARA STEVIE NICKS JAMES INGRAM QUIET RIOT (dp) REAL LIFE Hottest: RICK SPRINGFIELD 2 -1 HALL 6 OATES 3 -2 DURAN DURAN 6 -3 ELTON JOHN 8 -4 PETER SCHILLING 9 -7

KEYN-FM/Wlchlts, KS TaykxlPeermen

PAUL MCCARTNEY STEVIE NICKS DOLLY PARTON (dp) DEBORAH ALLEN (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 3 -2 ONJ 11 -7 YES 12 -8 CHRIS CROSS 20 -10

WHOTnoungatown Dick Thompson

MATTHEW WILDER BOB DYLAN MOB U2

GLADYS KNIGHT SOS BAND PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 2 -2 ROMANTICS 16 -10 MOTELS 21 -16 MADONNA 26 -21

WYFM/Youngetown Jeff Tobin

DURAN DURAN YES ONJ Hottest: BILLY JOEL 1 -1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 2 -2 ROGERS 6 PARSON 3 -3 PAT REMATAR 4 -4 HALL 6 OATES 12 -8

PARALLEL THREE

KFYR(Blamerck, ND

BranneNH.rdt BILLY JOEL PRETENDERS PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1

HALL 6 OATES 2 -2 ONJ 7 -4

DURAN DURAN 11 -5 ELTON JOHN 15 -8

WONG/Bloomington Mike Justin

LIONEL RICHIE STEVIE NICKS CULTURE CLUB (dp) MSB (dp) Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1 DURAN DURAN 4 -2 YES 5 -3 POLICE 6 -4 ROMANTICS 16 -7

W B W B/Bloomington. IN

John Heimann

SHANNON KC BILLY JOEL PAUL MCCARTNEY KISS (dp) BOB DYLAN Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 MATTHEW WILDER 6 -3 YES 9 -4 ROLLING STONES 10 -5 POI/CE 15 -10

WCIL- FMiCarbondale, IL

Tony Weitekus OAR RIDGE BOYS AL JARREAD (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY LIONEL RICHIE STEVIE WOODS HELIX (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 2 -1 JUMP 'N THE SADDL 1 -2 MATTHEW WILDER 10 -3 COLTURE CLUB 30 -4 CHRIS CROSS 18 -14

KCMO/Cdumbls, MO Dave McCormick

BILLY JOEL CHRIS CROSS DOLLY PARTON BONNIE TYLER Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 1 -1 PETER SCHILLING 4 -2 YES 6 -4 ROLLING STONES 8 -5 POLICE 12 -8

Y94/Fergo, ND

Collins/Anderson

BILLY JOEL PAUL MCCARTNEY PRETENDERS (dp) STEVIE NICKS DOLLY PARTON JAMES INGRAM BOB DYLAN Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1 DURAN DURAN 6 -3 YES 12 -7 ELTON JOHN 13 -10 ROMANTICS 17 -12

KKXL- FMIGrend Forks. ND Don Nordin. PRETENDERS ROBERT PLANT BILLY JOEL REAL LIFE MOTELS DOLLY PARTON (dp)

NENA Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -3 DURAN DURAN 9 -4 YES 12 -6 ELTON JOHN 11 -10 ONU 19 -13

KYTN /Grand Forks, ND

Tom Fricke

RUFUS 6 CBAAA KOOL 6 THE GANG BOB DYLAN BILLY SQUIER GEORGE THOROGOOD FILM AT ELEVEN Hottest: ROLLING STONES 1 -1 PETER SCHILLING 3 -2 YES 8 -3 38 SPECIAL 13 -5 ELTON JOHN 19 -12

KRNAllowa City. IA

Bart Goynshor

BILLY JOEL PAUL MCCARTNEY JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 1 -1 DURAN DURAN 7 -2 YES 9 -3 ROLLING STONES 8 -4 JUMP 'N THE SADDL 10 -6

WAZY -FM /Lafayette, IN

Stacy /Sparrow

PAUL MCCARTNEY CHRIS CROSS DOLLY PARTON JAMES INGRAM DESBARRES 6 KNIGH MOB Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 3 -2 ELTON JOHN 9 -5 KOOL 6 THE GANG 30 -23 JOHN COUGAR 36 -29

KFRX /Lincoln Tracy Johnson

IRENE CARA STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL SHEENA EASTON (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 2 -2 ONJ 5 -3 DURAN DURAN 8 -5 ELTON JOHN 16 -8

KXSS /Uncoln. NE

Tim Kelly

STEVIE NICKS JOHN COUGAR ROMANTICS Hottest: CULTURE CLUB 5 -1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 2 -2 PAT BENATAR 1 -3 IRENE CARA 7 -9 DEBARGE 25 -25

KKLS-FM/Rapid City, SD Sherwin /Piper

MADONNA KOOL 6 THE GANG JACKSON BROWNE BOB DYLAN Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 8 -2 38 SPECIAL 13 -8 POLICE 16 -9 YES 20 -14

99KG(Sallne, KS

Denny Collier

MOTELS RC BILLY JOEL CHRIS CROSS DOLLY PARTON BOB DYLAN (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 3 -2 DURAN DURAN 10 -4 ONJ 21 -12 BARRY MANILOW 24 -19 KOOL 6 THE GANG 27 -21

KKRC(Sloux Fells Den KINey BILLY JOEL ROBERT PLANT MOTELS PRETENDERS STEVIE NICKS DEBORAH ALLEN REAL LIFE JACKSON BROWNE Hottest: YES 5 -3 ONJ 6 -4 POLICE 12 -6 KISS 16 -10 JUMP 'N THE SADDL 26 -16

KWTO- FMISpringfield, MO

Bob Hammond BILLY JOEL MOTELS BOB DYLAN PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON (dp)

Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 3 -1

DURAN DURAN 9 -3 PETER SCHILLING 13 -5

ELTON JOHN 16 -9 MATTHEW WILDER 17 -11

WSPT(Stevens Point Bouley(Tracy

BILLY JOEL PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM MADONNA SHEENA EASTON (dp)


ELTON JOHN 12 -4 MATTHEW WILDER 22 -12 LINDA RONSTADT 29 -23 CULTURE CLUB 35 -25

KDVV(Topeke. KS

Tony Stewart

CHRIS CROSS MOTELS BONNIE TYLER JAMES INGRAM Hottest: YES 3 -1 CULTURE CLUB 5 -4 ROLLING STONES 9 -5 GENESIS 17 -8 JUMP 'N THE SADDL D-2.

KFMWIWaterloo. IA

Mark Potter

PAUL MCCARTNEY NENA JAMES INGRAM PRETENDERS SHEENA EASTON RICK JAMES Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 DURAN DURAN 17 -7 YES 19 -8 CULTURE CLUB 36 -24 ROMANTICS 32 -25

WEST PARALLEL TWO

KKXXiBakerafleld, CA Squlrss/Kemper

NENA JUMP 'N THE SADDL PRETENDERS (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY I. JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 2 -2 DURAN DURAN 3 -3 PETER SCHILLING 7 -4 ELTON JOHN 9 -6

KBBK /Boise, ID

Tom Evens

PAUL MCCARTNEY IRENE CARA DOLLY PARTON (dp) JAMES INGRAM SHANNON Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 PETER SCHILLING 2 -2 RISS 11 -6 YES 13 -8 CULTURE CLUB 20 -17

KKFMIColoredo Springs, CO Finnsy(Ryen

STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL CHRIS CROSS (dp) DOLLY DOTS (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 1 -1 YES 6 -4 LIONEL RICHIE 10 -7 ELTON JOHN 20 -9 ROMANTICS 30 -17

KMGXJFresno, CA

Carey Edwards none Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1 -1 NENA 2 -2 MADONNA 3 -3 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 4 -4 SHANNON 12 -12

KYNO-FM/Fresno Walker/Davis PRINCE DIANA ROSS SHEENA EASTON BARRY MANILOW (dp) DOLLY PARTON 38 SPECIAL JAMES INGRAM Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HALL 6 OATES 3 -2 DURAN DURAN 4 -3 BILLY JOEL 7 -6 MADONNA 10 -7

KQMQ/Honoiulu, HI

Kimo Akan.

CULTURE CLUB PAUL MCCARTNEY DOLLY PARTON CYNDI LAUPER HEADPINS BOB DYLAN MSB Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 3 -1 ROLLING STONES 4 -2 CULTURE CLUB 5 -3 JOHN COUGAR 6 -4 PETER SCHILLING 7 -5

KLUCILaa Vegas, NV

Day. Anthony

PAUL MCCARTNEY BOB DYLAN RE -FLEX NIGHT RANGER SHANNON Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 ONJ 4 -2 HALL 6 OATES 8 -4 STRAY CATS 11 -5 GENESIS 22 -14

K093/Modesto. CA

AushanJMein

MADONNA FIX% DOLLY PARTON BILLY JOEL STEVIE NICKS JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1 -1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 2 -2 ROMANTICS 7 -3 YES 8 -5 CULTURE CLUB 36 -19

K HOPI M odeeto- Stockton David Kreham

BILLY JOEL JUMP 'N THE SADDL DOLLY PARTON fdp) PAUL MCCARTNEY LINDA RONSTADT RE -FLEX (dp) Hottest: DURAN DURAN 9 -4 DEBARGE 13 -5 ROMANTICS 19 -10 GENESIS 28 -18

KIDDIMont.rey, CA

Johnny Morgen DIANA ROSS PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM PRETENDERS STEVIE NICKS CHRIS CROSS Hottest: YES 5 -1 ONJ 4 -2

DURAN DURAN 13 -7 DEBARGE 11 -8 LIONEL RICHIE 17 -11

K991Provo, UT

G.ntry(Gre.r

RUFUS 6 CHAKA JEFFREY OSBORNE STEVIE NICKS DEBORAH ALLEN Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 ONJ 6 -2 DURAN DURAN 7 -3 PETER SCHILLING 4 -4 YES 17 -10

KGGI /Rlveraide -S. Bern., CA Volpe(O'Nsll

GLADYS KNIGHT BRYSON 6 FLACK Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 4 -3 KOOL 6 THE GANG 12 -5 CULTURE CLUB 27 -22 CHRIS CROSS 30 -25

KWOD(Sacramento Mr. Ed BILLY JOEL MICHAEL JACKSON STEVIE NICKS SHANNON Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 1 -1 DURAN DURAN 9 -2 PETER SCHILLING 8 -5 ROLLING STONES 12 -6 YES 15 -9

KSKDISelem, OR Len E. Mitchell

PAUL MCCARTNEY CHRIS CROSS CYNDI LAUPER U2 (dp) BOB DYLAN (dp)

IRENE CARA (dp) MOB (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 ONJ 8 -3 ELTON JOHN 9 -4 YES 12 -6 CULTURE CLUB 35 -22

2 -1 KRSP(Seh Lake City, UT CerlsonlMoll

KIKI(HonoluIu, HI

Kong/Shlehido

BARBRA STREISAND PAUL MCCARTNEY JAMES INGRAM FIX% IRENE CARA JOHN COUGAR DONNA SUMMER TONI BASIL MACHINATIONS DINGO BOINGO MSB RC Rottest: MCCARTNEY A JACKS 2 -1 HALL 6 OATES 4 -3 BRYSON 6 FLACK 7 -5 KOOL 6 THE GANG 15 -12 CULTURE CLUB 23 -17

PRETENDERS BILLY JOEL REAL LIFE CHRIS CROSS DEBORAH ALLEN (dp) JUMP 'N THE SADDL MICHAEL JACKSON (dp) Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 MIDNIGHT STAR 4 -4 DURAN DURAN 13 -6 ONJ 11 -8 PETER SCHILLING 14 -11


WEST Most Added Hottest Paul McCartney Yes Christopher Cross Duran Duran Nicks with Stewart Hall & Oates

KHYTRuaon Sherman Cohen PAUL MCCARTNEY BARRY MANIION STEVIE NICKS SHEENA EASTON KC HEADPINS (dp) Hottest: ROMANTICS 6 -1

YES 5 -3 DURAN DURAN 4 -4 CULTURE CLUB 9 -6 MADONNA 10 -9

KRQ/TucsOn, AZ

Zapol.onlNorrls

JOHN COUGAR PAUL MCCARTNEY KC DEBORAH ALLEN Hottest: ROMANTICS 6 -1 DURAN DURAN 8 -3 BIG COUNTRY 10 -4 YES 11 -7 CULTURE CLUB 20 -15

PARALLEL THREE

KGOT(Anchorage, AK

Key Taylor

PRETENDERS BILLY JOEL BOB DYLAN EVELYN KING RC 6 SUNSHINE BAN DESBARRES 6 RNICN STEVIE NICKS CHRIS CROSS DOORS Hottest: PETER SCHILLING 5 -1 YES 7 -4

KOOL 6 THE GANG 21 -11 MADONNA 24 -15 NENA D -18

KYYA/BIllings, MT Charlie Fox

STEVIE NICKS PAUL MCCARTNEY PRETENDERS BILLY JOEL REAL LIFE Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1 ONJ 7 -5 DURAN DURAN 9 -6 ROLLING STONES 10 -7 YES 22 -12

KCDQiBozemen Greg Williams

CHRIS CROSS JUMP 'N THE SADDL PAUL MCCARTNEY BOB DYLAN RICK JAMES MSB U2 WAS (NOT WAS) Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1 PETER SCHILLING 4 -2 YES 5 -3 ROLLING STONES 9 -6 38 SPECIAL 17 -11

KTRS(Casper. WY Sears/Lane

JEFFREY OSBORNE ROLLING STONES CHRIS CROSS JUMP 'N THE SADDL JOHN COUGAR Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 1 -1 ELTON JOHN 4 -2 DURAN DURAN 12 -4 YES 13 -5 CULTURE CLUB 20 -10

KKA21Cheyenne John Ramsey MADONNA JOHN COUGAR REAL LIFE ROBERT PLANT PRETENDERS BILLY JOEL CHRIS CROSS DOLLY PARTON Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1 DURAN DURAN 6 -3 YES 11 -8 ONJ 12 -9 ROLLING STONES 17 -11

KGHO(Hoqulam, WA Steve Larson

IRENE CARA JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1 YES 9 -3 DURAN DURAN 10 -6 CULTURE CLUB 24 -14 ROMANTICS 21 -17

KOZEILewlaton, ID

Jay McCall

IRENE CARA JUMP 'N THE SADDL SHANNON PAUL MCCARTNEY NIGHT RANGER (dp) Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1 YES 3 -2 DURAN DURAN 9 -5 LIONEL RICHIE 15 -10 MATTHEW WILDER 24 -14

KDZA/Pueblo, CO Rip Avine

JUMP 'N THE SADDL PAUL MCCARTNEY IRENE CARA SHANNON (dp) DOLLY PARTON JAMES INGRAM NIGHT RANGER (dp) RICK JAMES CYNDI LAUTER (dp)

Hottest: MCCARTNEY s JACKS 1 -1 HALL 6 OATES 5 -2 MATTHEW WILDER 7 -3 DURAN DURAN 12 -4 PETER SCHILLING E -5

KCBNIReno, NV Jim O'Neal STEVIE NICKS BILLY JOEL CHRIS CROSS EDDIE MONEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1

MICHAEL JACKSON 2 -2 HALL 6 OATES 3 -3 PETER SCHILLING 11 -5 YES 18 -12

KBIM /Roswell, NM Harry Dierks

CHRIS CROSS PAUL MCCARTNEY BOB DYLAN U2 DIANA ROSS NENA SHEENA EASTON CYNDI LAUPER MSB JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 3 -1 YES 5 -2 DURAN DURAN 10 -6 ROMANTICS 19 -9 JOHN COUGAR 35 -26

KSLY(San Luis Obispo Tom Welsh

CHRIS CROSS STEVIE NICKS BOB DYLAN BRYSON 6 FLACK IRENE CARA SHEENA EASTON RC (dp) MSB Hottest: ROMANTICS 4 -1

RUFUS L CHARA 6 -4 YES 13 -8 MATTHEW WILDER 20 -15 KOOL 6 THE GANG 23 -18

KZOZJSan Luis Obispo, CA Don Potter

STEVIE NICKS RC CYNDI LAUPER U2 IRENE CARA DEBORAH ALLEN BARRY MANILOW Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 2 -1

DURAN DURAN 5 -4 YES 6 -5 ROLLING STONES 8 -7 JOHN COUGAR 31 -25

KIST /Santa Barbara Dick Williams

RC STEVIE NICKS IRENE CARA Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 1 -1 ROLLING STONES 7 -3 YES 18 -11 CULTURE CLUB 16 -15 ROBERT PLANT 24 -20

230 Reporters

225 Current Reports

The following station reported a frozen playlist this week:

KMGX /Fresno

The following stations reported a frozen playlist this week

and therefore their playlists were frozen:

CHUM/Toronto KBEQ /Kansas City

KHFI /Austin WZOK /Rockford




PARALLELS Parallel 1: Selected stations in major markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant national influence. Parallel ll: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format dominant and /or exert a significant local or regional influence. This parallel may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel one status. Parallel Ill: Selected stations in smaller markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant local influence. This parallel may contain some secondary market stations that do not qualify fix parallel two status.

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THANK YOU RADIO!

CHR 1/28/83 3/4/83 4/8/83 4/15/83 4/15/83 4/29/83 6/3/83

7/15/83 7/15/83 7/22/83 9/2/83 9/30/83 0/21 /83 10/21/83 10/21/83 12/16/83

One On One Winds Of Change Stranger In My House Affair Of The Heart I Couldn't Say No Family Man Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) Human Touch Pieces Of Ice Puffin' On The Ritz Islands In The Stream Love Is A Stranger Say It Isn't So Souls Just Got Lucky Baby I Lied

1/28/83 2/11/83 4/1/83 5/20/83 7/1/83 8/12/83

8/19/83 9/30/83 10/21/83 10/28/83 10/28/83

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES JEFFERSON STARSHIP RONNIE MILSAP RICK SPRINGFIELD ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL WITH CARLENE CARTER DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES

EURYTHMICS RICK SPRINGFIELD DIANA ROSS TACO KENNY ROGERS WITH DOLLY PARTON EURYTHMICS DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES RICK SPRINGFIELD JoBOXERS DEBORAH ALLEN

A/C One On One So Close Stranger In My House The Closer You Get Puffin' On The Ritz Don't You Know How Much I Love You Islands In The Stream Baby I Lied Lady Down On Love Say It Isn't So I Need You

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES DIANA ROSS RONNIE MILSAP ALABAMA TACO

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BREAKERS® PRETENDERS

Middle Of The Road (Sire/WB) 76% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 73, Same 47, Down 0, Adds 45 including B94, WHTX, B97, WGCL, Q103, KZZP, KWSS. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart.

BILLY JOEL An Innocent Man (Columbia)

75% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 59, Same 48, Down 0, Adds 60 including B104, WKBW, WBLI, Q107, KIMN, KIIS -FM, KUBE. Complete airplay in Parallels.

CHRISTOPHER CROSS Think Of Laura MB)

70% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 43, Debuts 43, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 49 including WHIT, WNYS, PRO -FM, WHYT, KOPA, KMJK, KNBQ. See Parallels, debuts at number 34 on the CHR chart.

STEVIE NICKS with SANDY STEWART Nightbird (Modern /Atco)

68% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 30, Same 45, Down 0, Adds 80 including WBLI, KAFM, B97, WHYT, KIMN, KITS, KWSS. Complete airplay in Parallels.

MOTELS Remember The Nights (Capitol)

66% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 45, Debuts 38, Same 51, Down 0, Adds 17 including KAFM, KZZP, KWSS, Q100, WQUT, KKXL -FM. Complete airplay in Parallels.

DEBORAH ALLEN Baby I Lied (RCA)

60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 63, Debuts 15, Same 35, Down 5, Adds 21 including WBEN -FM, B94, PRO -FM, B97, KEARTH, KOPA, WFMI. See Parallels, debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart.

NEW & ACTIVE

JUMP 'N THE SADDLE "The Curly Shuffle" (Atlantic) 136/29 Moves: Up 37, Debuts 18, Same 50, Down 2, Adds 29 including WHIT, WXKS -FM, WPHD, KAFM, 0105, WVSR, WDOQ, WNVZ, WEBC, WVIC, KKXX, KRSP, WIGY, KQIZ -FM, KOZE.

fin PAUL McCARTNEY "So Bad" (Columbia) 130/130 WM Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 130 including WXKS -FM, WPHD, WCAU -FM, WHTX, PRO -FM, 94Q, Z93, Y100, B97, WABX, WKTI, KHTR, KEARTH, KITS, KNBO.

OJAMES INGRAM with MICHAEL McDONALD "Yah Mo B There" (Qwest /WB) 124/70 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 12, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 70 including WXKS -FM, WNYS, WPU, WCAU -FM, 0107, 940, KAFM,

Y100, 097, WLS -FM, WGCL, KIMN, KFRC, KNBQ.

SHANNON "Let The Music Play" (Mirage /Atco) 112/24 Moves: Up 34, Debuts 11, Same 41, Down 2, Adds 24 including 8104, WNYS, KAFM, 0105, WGCL, WKFM, WKRZ -FM, WANS- FM, 94TYX, WKDQ, WZPL, WRQN, KBBK, KLUC, WBWB.

BONNIE TYLER "Take Me Back" (Columbia) 102/20 Moves: Up 18, Debuts 11, Same 53, Down 0, Adds 20 including KITS, KNBQ, WYCR, WGFM, WKFM, WQID, WSSX, WANS -FM, WHHY -FM, KRGV, Z104, WIKZ, WFOX, KCMQ, KDVV.

pn DOLLY PARTON "Save The Last Dance For Me" (RCA) 98/44 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 9, Some 37, Down 0, Adds 44 including WCAU -FM, KIMN, 0103, KITS, KNBQ, WKEE, WKRZ -FM,

WZYP, WKAU, KEYN -FM, KQMQ, WTSN, KCMQ, 99KG, KKAZ. D IRENE CARA "The Dream (Hold On To Your Dream)" (Network /Geffen) 95/41 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 8, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 41 including WHTT, WNYS, PRO -FM, 940, Z93, WGCL, Q103, KITS,

WKFM, KSET -FM, K107, KIKI, WGUY, WISE, KFRX.

NIGHT RANGER "(You Can Still) Rock In America" (Camel /MCA) 84/20 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 10, Same 42, Down 0, Adds 20 including KHTR, WVSR, WLAN -FM, WKFM, WKRZ -FM, WQID, WDCG, 94TYX, WVIC, KLUC, WZON, WCGQ, KTDY, KOZE, KDZA. ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "You Don't Believe" (Arista) 80/4 Moves: Up 28, Debuts 5, Same 42, Down 1, Adds 4, KHTR, WNAM, WGUY, WCGQ, WVSR 32 -27, WYCR 39 -36, WSPK 39 -35, WOKI 38 -34, WZZR 30 -21, KKXX 29 -27, KSKD 28 -26, WIGY 26 -21, KKRC 30 -27, KBIM 21 -16, KIST 32 -30. RICK JAMES & SMOKEY ROBINSON "Ebony Eyes" (Gordy /Motown) 78/33 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 7, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 33 including WNYS, WBLI, WCAU -FM, WGCL, KIQQ, WYCR, WKFM, 94TYX, 0100, WZPL, WERZ, WCGQ, KKQV, KFMW, KDZA.

MOST ADDED

PAUL McCARTNEY 1130) So Bad (Columbia)

STEVIE NICKS with SANDY STEWART (80) Nightbird (Modern /Atco)

J. INGRAM with M. McDONALD (70) Yah Mo B There (QWest/WB)

BILLY JOEL (60) An Innocent Man (Columbia) CHRISTOPHER CROSS (49)

Think Of Laura (WB) PRETENDERS (45)

Middle Of The Road (Sire/WB)


HOTTEST

YES (143) Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Atco)

P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON (111) Say Say Say (Columbia) DURAN DURAN (105)

Union Of The Snake (Capitol) DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES (99)

Say It Isn't So (RCA) OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN (59)

Twist Of Fate (MCA) ROMANTICS (58)

Talking In Your Sleep (Nemperor /CBS)

NENA "99 Luftballons" (Epic) 75/37 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 11, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 37 including WXKS -FM, WBEN -FM, Z93, 195, KOPA, KMJK, WTIC -FM, WSSX, WGRD, WRQN, KKXX, WIKZ, KILE, KKXL -FM, KBIM. EDDIE MONEY "The Big Crash" (Columbia) 73/5 Moves: Up 32, Debuts 4, Same 31, Down 1, Adds 5, WGFM, WZPL, 103CIR, WZYQ, KCBN, WHTT 40 -33, WLOL -FM 26 -20, WRCK 22 -19, KZZB 37 -33, WOKI 40-36, WKDD 23 -13, WJXO 18 -15, WIGY 22 -19, WERZ 23 -18, KQIZ -FM 31 -29, WISE 35 -31, KILE 36 -33, KNOE -FM 40 -36, KCDO 39 -36, KZOZ 30 -26. SHEENA EASTON "Almost Over You" (EMI America) 70/33 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 8, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 33 including WKBW, WCAU -FM, WYCR, WSPK, WBBO, WROK, WZYP, WNAM, WRQN, KYNO -FM, KHYT, WFBG, KTDY, WSPT, KBIM. RE -FLEX "The Politics Of Dancing" (Capitol) 64/8 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 8, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 8, WHIT, KIIS -FM, XTRA, WPST, WSFL, WZPL, KLUC, KHOP, WPHD 40-23, WHTX 30 -27, WYCR 35 -31, KZZB 36 -30, KSET -FM 28 -24, WOKI 33 -25, KJ103 30 -27. TALKING HEADS "This Must Be The Place (Naive Melody)" (Sire /WB) 58/2 Moves: Up 15, Debuts 2, Same 38, Down 1, Adds 2, KITS, KKQV, WXKS -FM 30 -24, WPHD 32 -26, WKFM 39 -36, KZZB 33 -27, WGRD 32 -30, WHOT 34 -32, WERZ 31 -28, KISR 39 -36, KCDQ 30 -28, KBIM 40-38. Q KC "Give It Up" (Meca) 55/41

Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 41 including WXKS -FM, WBEN -FM, WNYS, WPHD, 2100, WCAU -FM, PRO -FM, Z93, WHFM, WOKI, Z104, KIKI, MAO, WJBQ, 99KG.

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BOB DYLAN "Sweetheart Like You" (Columbia) 47/27 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 4, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 27 including WABX, KNBQ, WYCR, WZLD, WNFI, WNAM, WZZR, WZPL, WHOT, KQMQ, KLUC, KSKD, WERZ, KTDY, KNOE -FM.

CYNDI LAUPER "Girls Just Want To Have Fun" (Portrait /CBS) 39/17 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 17 including WYCR, KC101, WRCK, WKRZ -FM, KZZB, KX104, KTFM, WZPL, WJXQ, KQMQ, KSKD, WTSN, 2102, WGLF, KZOZ.

DOORS "Gloria" (Elektra) 38/4 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 4, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 4, WSSX, WRQK, WHSL, KGOT, WBEN -FM 27 -21, WPHD 17 -15, K104 6 -5, WKFM 35 -32, WRCK 32 -26, WKRZ -FM 25 -23, WJXQ 31 -28, WOMP -FM 23 -22, WIXV 17 -13, KYTN 33 -298, KIST 31_2Q_ -_

PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK "You're Looking Like Love To Me" (Capitol) 31/14 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 14, WXKS -FM, WCAU -FM, Q103, KAMZ, WOKI, KROK, WNAM, KGGI, WJBQ, WISE, KILE, WGLF, KKOV, KSLY, WKFM d -40.

HERB ALPERT "Red Hot" (A &M) 30/1 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 1, WLAN -FM, WXKS -FM on, WKRZ -FM d -37, WSFL on, WHOT on, KHYT on, WTSN 35 -31, WGLF d -40.

DIANA ROSS "Let's Go Up" (RCA) 29/6 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 6, WABX, WZLD, KYNO -FM, KIDD, WJAD, KBIM, KIQO on, WKEE 39 -35, WKRZ- FM on, KTFM on, WNAM on, KQMQ 37 -33, WCGQ d -34.

MICHAEL STANLEY BAND "Someone Like You" (EMI America) 28/16 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 16 including WGCL, WKEE, WNOK -FM, WRQK, WZPL, WHOT, KIKI, KQMQ, KSKD, KKQV, WHSL, WAZY -FM, KCDQ, KBIM, KSLY.

MIDNIGHT STAR "Wet My Whistle" (Solar /Elektra) 28/4 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 4, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 4, PRO -FM, KEARTH, KIQQ, KTDY, WXKS -FM d -34, Z100 17 -11, WPU 19 -14, KITS d -30, WZLD 26 -22, KITY 16 -11, KYNO -FM 11 -10, KGGI 26 -23, WGUY d -32, Z102 40 -33. HEADPINS "Just One More Time" (Solid Gold /MCA) 26/6 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 6. KIQQ, WRQK, KQMQ, KHYT, WISE, KISR, WPHD on, CFTR on, CHUM on, WRCK on, WFMI on, WZPL on.

S.O.S. BAND "Tell Me If You Still Care" (Tabu /CBS) 25/8 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 4, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 8, WXKS -FM, B94, WSPK, 0100, KITY, WHOT, WKHI, WGLF, WPU 17 -15, WHTX d -25, Y100 d -30, KIQQ d -33, KAMZ 28 -27, KYNO -FM 26 -22.

JOURNEY "Ask The Lonely" (MCA) 24/5 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 5, WLOL -FM, WKEE, WLAN -FM, WRKR, WSQV, KAFM 19 -13, K104 21 -13, WMEE 23 -15, WGRD 34 -27, KBBK 25 -21, WIGY 29 -22, OK100 22 -17, 95XIL 29 -26, KKRC 27 -20. PRINCE "Let's Pretend We're Married" (WB) 17/1 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 5, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 1, KYNO -FM, B94 30 -27, WLOL -FM 33 -28, KFRC d -33, 98PXY 38 -34, KZZB d -37, KITE 38 -32, G100 33 -31, KIKI d -39, WOMP -FM d -37, KGOT d -24. PAUL RODGERS "Cut Loose" (Atlantic) 17/0 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 0, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 0, WPHD on, K104 38 -33, KTFM on, KQMQ 14 -13, OK100 39 -36, WHEB 33 -29, WIXV 33 -29.

U2 "I Will Follow" (Island /Atco) 16/15 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 15, WPHD, WABX, WRCK, WNFI, KTFM, WJXQ, WHOT, KSKD, WFBG, WERZ, KQIZ -FM, WJAD, KCDQ, KBIM, KZOZ.

GLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS "Hero" (Columbia) 15/4 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 4, KITY, WHOT, KGGI, WQCM, WXKS -FM on, K104 on, KTFM 38 -28, KTSA 30 -27, WGUY 29 -21, WJBQ on.

FIREFALL "Runaway Love" (Atlantic) 14/0 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 0, WPHD on, WVSR on, WRCK on, KTFM on, KBIM 34-33. MICHAEL JACKSON "Thriller" (Epic) 13/7 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 7,195, 98PXY, WDOQ, WFMI, 92X, KWOD, KRSP, WPU d -33, KAFM d -28, Y100 on, Q102 on, WGRD 37 -23.

QUIET RIOT "Bang Your Head (Metal Health)" (Pasha /CBS) 11/7 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 7, KIQQ, K104, WLAN -FM, K107, OK100, 95XIL, WIXV, B96 on, KRSP d -35. MUSICAL YOUTH "She's Trouble" (MCA) 11/4 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 4, WXKS -FM, CKGM, WOKI, 0101, KIQQ on, KFRC 38 -30, WJBQ 37 -35, 0104 d -34, KMGX on

DEBBIE HARRY "Rush, Rush" (Chrysalis) 11/0 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 0, K104 d -35, WSPK on, WRVO on, OK100 d -39, WIXV on, KGOT d -26. INDUSTRY "State Of The Nation" (Capitol) 11/0 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 0, WHIT 33 -22, WXKS -FM 34 -30, 93FM on, WSPK on, WGUY 20 -15, WERZ 24 -21.

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, 1 1 P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON /Say Say Say (Col.) 4 2 2 2 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES /Say It Isn't So (RCA) 9 6 3 © DURAN DURAN /Union Of The Snake (Capitol) 15 9 5 0 YES /Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Atco) 13 11 7 0 OLIVIA NEWTON- JOHN /Twist Of Fate (MCA) 19 13 9 0 ROLLING STONES /Undercover Of The Night (Rolling Stones /Atco) 24 19 13 Q ELTON JOHN /I Guess That's Why They Call It The Blues (Geffen) 28 21 15 0 ROMANTICS/Talking In Your Sleep (Nemperor /CBS) 14 12 10 0 POLICE /Synchronicity II (A&M) 18 14 12 0 PETER SCHILLING /Major Tom (Coming Home) (Elektra) 7 5 6 11 CULTURE CLUB /Church Of The Poison Mind (Virgin /Epic)

3 3 4 12 PAT BENATAR/Love Is A Battlefield (Chrysalis) 29 24 19 a MATTHEW WILDER/Break My Stride (Private I /CBS)

37 28 0 CULTURE CLUB /Karma Chameleon (Virgin /Epic) 40 31 25 ® GENESIS /That's All (Atlantic) 36 30 22 0 LIONEL RICHIE /Running With The Night (Motown) 2 4 8 17 BILLY JOEL/Uptown Girl (Columbia) 12 10 11 18 IRENE CARA/Why Me? (Network/Geffen) 32 26 21 C) 38 SPECIAL/If I'd Been The One (A &M) 35 28 26 C) BARRY MANILOW /Read 'Em And Weep (Arista) 37 33 29 G RAY PARKER JR. /I Still Can't Get Over Loving You (Arista)

35 32 ® KOOL & THE GANG /Joanna (De -Lite /PolyGram) 5 7 14 23 LIONEL RICHIE /All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) 25 22 20 24 RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN /Ain't Nobody (WB) 33 29 27 ® DeBARGE/Time Will Reveal (Gordy /Motown) 20 17 18 26 BIG COUNTRY /In A Big Country (Mercury/PolyGram)

33 a MADONNA/Holiday (Sire/WB) 40 38 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Pink Houses (Riva /PolyGram)

16 15 16 29 RICK SPRINGFIELD /Souls (RCA) 6 8 17 30 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Crumblin' Down (Riva /PolyGram)

STRAY CATS /I Won't Stand In Your Way (EMI America) JEFFREY OSBORNE /Stay With Me Tonight (A &M) SPANDAU BALLET /Gold (Chrysalis) CHRISTOPHER CROSS /Think Of Laura (WB) FIXX /The Sign Of Fire (MCA) NAKED EYES /When The Lights Go Out (EMI America) ROBERT PLANT /In The Mood (Es Paranza /Atlantic) REAL LIFE /Send Me An Angel (Curb /MCA) DEBORAH ALLEN /Baby I Lied (RCA) PRETENDERS /Middle Of The Road (Sire/WB)

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16 11 © JOURNEY /Ask The Lonely (MCA) 6 5 6 ROMANTICS /Talking In Your Sleep (Nemperor /CBS) 2 3 3 7 ROLLING STONES /Undercover Of The Night IRS /Atco) 9 8 7 a BILLY IDOL/Rebel Yell (Chrysalis) 7 6 9 9 DURAN DURAN /Union Of The Snake (Capitol)

17 m PRETENDERS /Middle Of The Road (Sire/WB) 8 9 10 11 ROLLING STONES /She Was Hot (Rolling StonesiAtco) 13 13 12 ® HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /I Want A New Drug (Chrysalis) 11 10 11 13 GENESIS /Just A Job To Do (Atlantic) 28 17 14 0 OZZY OSBOURNE /Bark At The Moon (CBS)

14 15 15 15 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT /You Don't Believe (Arista) 12 14 13 16 NIGHT RANGER /(You Can Still) Rock In... (Camel /MCA) 23 19 20 BLUE OYSTER CULT/Take Me Away (Columbia) 34 26 23 e) YES /It Can Happen (Atco) 24 18 16 19 EDDIE MONEY /The Big Crash (Columbia)

46 35 26 e) 38 SPECIAL/Back Where You Belong (A &M) 22 21 21 ROLLING STONES /Too Tough (Rolling Stones /Atco) 21 20 18 22 STREETS /If Love Should Go (Atlantic) 15 16 19 23 PAUL RODGERS /Cut Loose (Atlantic) 33 27 24 EID YES /Changes (Atco) 38 28 25 ® BOB DYLAN /Neighborhood Bully (Columbia) 39 33 28 a MOTLEY CRUE /Looks That Kill (Elektra) 56 40 32 ® RE- FLEX/The Politics Of Dancing (Capitol) 51 39 30 a) U2/11 O'Clock Tick Took (Island /Atco) 38 36 36 a BLUE OYSTER CULT /Shooting Shark (Columbia) 4 12 22 30 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP /Crumblin' Down (Riva /PG)

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OZZY OSBOURNE /Bark At The Moon (CBS) ® NIGHT RANGER /Midnight Madness (Camel /MCA) 13 BLUE OYSTER CULT /The Revolution By Night (Columbia) 14 EDDIE MONEY /Where's The Party? (Columbia) 15 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT /Best Of The Alan... (Arista) 41) BOB DYLAN /Infidels (Columbia)

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e DON FELDER /Airborne (Elektra) 29 PETER SCHILLING /Error In The System (Elektra) O HEAVEN /Where Angels Fear To Tread (Columbia) 31 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES /Rock 'N Soul Part 1 (RCA)

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