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ISSUE NUMBER 568 THE INDUSTRY'S WEEKLY NEWSPAPER FEBRUARY 1,1 ?S5

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ARBITRON PLAWS FOUR-BOOK

EXPAMSION TO 25 MARKETS Arfaltron will push for continuous 48-week measurement in the top 25 markets, with price breaks planned as cushions for the changeover.

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WOVE: PfTTSSURGH POWER As WOVEIPittsburgh celebrates its 15th anniversary, Stev© Feinstein interviews Il- lustrious alumni and current staff to pinpoint the secrets of the station's lasting power.

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MAJOR MARKET BIRCH RESULTS

Birch ratings breakouts for New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, Phila- delphia, St. Louis, and Kansas City.

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PEOPLE m THE MEWS THIS WEEK

9 Kevin Cooney VP/GM, Rick Scott PD at KJR

® Dennis Carpenter GM at KMQW ® David Malmberg OM for KEEY &

WDGY «- Beverly Padratzik ABC Director/Special

Programming * WaSly Nelskog now KiXI GM ® R.T. Simpson PD at WL¥K ® Harvey Holiday PD at WF!L • Oan DsNlgris E/P/A National Pop

Promotion Director ® Bilf Badgaiupi GSM at KGO ® Frank DiQioia GSM at WABC

Wayne CampbeSI PD at WSIX-AM & m

® Bob Bordonaro Corp. Sales Director for Ml. Wilsori

® Mark Kanov GSM at WQXI-AM & F(^ ©Say! Roseiittei GSM at WHQT

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RELIGIOUS BROADCASTERS MEET

With 11 % of the nation's radio stations religious-formatted, the National Religious Broadcasters' convention is drawing attention. Featured is a debate between the Rev. Jerry Falwell and Sen. Edward Ken- nedy.

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RATINGS OVERVIEWS Lors Helton analyzes some of Country's stellar ratings showings, while Jhan Hi- ber examines the CHR format's performance overall.

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KCOH: 32 YEARS WITH A BLACK FORMAT

Wait Love talks to the principals of Houston Black radio institution KCOH for a took back at its 32-year history.

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TALKING IN A SMALL MARKET

WBSM/New Bedford. MA succeeds with a Taik format in a small market, and owner George Gray explains to Brad Woodward how he pulls off this rare feat.

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CQMBumm WMMB

Harris Transfers To

KMET PD Position

WM.MR/Philadelphia PD George Harris has been named PD at sister Metromedia AOR KMET/Los Angeles. He replaces Mike HanisoB, who stepped down as PD two weeks ago while retaining his weekend talk show duties at the station. Harris will continue to act as a programming consultant to WMMR.

KMET VP/GM Howard Bloom told R&R, "George has done an excellent job at WMMR, There's no doubt in my mind that he'll continue in the same manner for KMET. He was the best man for the job."

WMMR VP/GM Michael Craven observed, "George Har- ris has been successful here, will be successful at KMET, and will continue to be involved

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Variety, Capacity

Attendants Htghiight1 1985

Sth RAB Confermmson. 2

BAB CELEBRATES SUCCESSFUL CONFERENCE — Pictured at the RAB's Sth Managing Sales Conference in Dallas this week are (l-r) President Bill Stakelin, keynote speaker Larry Wilson of the Wilson Learning Center, and RAB Exec. VP Wayne Cornils.

A crowd of 1075 radio executives gathered at Dallas's AMFAC hotel for the fifth annual RAB Managing Sales Con- ference (MSG). Forums, work- shops, roundtable discussions, and guest speakers provided the activities for the three-day meetiag.

RAB President Bill Stakelin pointed to radio's record-breaking 1984 sales performance in his opening remarks. Calling last year "radio's greatest in the last 20, with sales of $5.8

biUion," Stakelin observed that. "America's radio professionals- have sold more than 50 million commercial units — a feat you can be proud of."

Stakelin challenged the industry to reach the $6% billion revenue mark in 1885, which would necessitate growth of 13.6%. He also cautioned, "We cannot afford to let our excitement over today's success blur our vision and determination for tomorrow."

RAB/See Paqe 6

Hadges Joins Pollack

As Executive VP with WMMR for a time that has yet to be determined. We've got. a philosophy and direction here that have resulted in a great deal of positive momentum, and we're not going to lose an inch of that." Craven added that WMMR would be hiring a new PD.

Harris has been PD at WMMR since August '83, having previously programmed WZZO/'Allentown, WGRQ/Buf- falo, and WVNF and WQXM (both Tampa). He told R&R, "Metromedia and Michael Craven have been extremely supportive of both me and the direction WMMR has taken. It's working well, and I'm looking forward to joining KMET."

KLOS/Los Aageles PD Tom- my Hadges has been named Executive VP at the Jeff Pollack Commijaicatifflns consultancy. KLOS will remain a Pollack client, and Hadges will stay on at KLOS until a new PD is hired.

Pollack told R&R, "Since 1980, Tommy Hadges has programmed KLOS successfully against very tough competitors in a city with 86 signals. To be a consistent winner in a market as difficult as L.A. demonstrates a remarkable talent. I know our client stations will benefit enormously from his in- put. With Michael Mallaee in research and software development, Dave Brewer and now

Industry Mourns

Passing Of Bill Gavin

Michael Horne

KOY & SQYT/Phoensx VP/- Station Manager Michael Home has been promoted to General Manager of the two stations. He succeeds longtime GM Gary Edens, now Chairman/CEO of parent Edens Communications.

Edens commented, "Mike has been handling the day-today responsibilities of the stations since mid-'83. He's done a great job and I'm confident that he'll maintain continuity in both ■ management and growth for the stations."

HORNE/See Page 4

William S. "Bill" Gavin, founder and publisher emeritus of the Gavin Report, died last Sunday (1-27) at his home near San Francisco after an extend- ed battle with cancer. He was 77.

On behalf of the Gavin Report staff, publisher Roa Fell said, "Bill was the patron saint of music radio. He was not in the business for the greed or the glory, but rather for the honor of being entrusted, through subscriptions and readership, with the responsibility of being a primary conduit between good music and good radio. He took particular pride in helping mold the career etMes of young broadcasters."

Bam In Chetek, WI in 1907, Gavin began his professional career at IS as a high school music and history teacher. One of his students, Janet Breed, became his wife nine years

GAViN/See Page 4

Tommy Hadges in programming, my long-range objectives for building the most creative and best programming advisory firm in the country have been realized."

Pollack added that he and Hadges are starting a new company that will be involved in video programming and radio

HADGES/See Page 4

Stiker

KHOW's

VP/GM Bud Stiker has joined

KHOW/Denver as VP/GM, ffl- ing the vacancy left three weeks ago when Tom Durney transferred to the 'VP/GM post at Me- tromedia sister station WASH/" Washington.

Metromedia Eadio President Car! Brazell said, "Bud is an outstanding broadcaster and I am delighted he is Joining cur fine management team."

Stiker had been Exec. VP/ GM at WHOM/Partland, ME since 1983, when he sold Ms in-

STIKER/See Page 32

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A/C'S GOLDEN FAVORITES Ron Rodrigues presents his first A/C Gold Poll, with stations choosing their most valuable oldies from a list of 100 standards.

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Washington Report 8 What's New 10 Ratings & Research: Jhan Hiber 15 Ratings Results 16 Networks: Reed Bunzel 18 Street Talk 23 On The Records: Ken Barnes 26 Picture 0 Calendar: Brad Messer 32 CHR: Joel Denver 34 AOR: Steve Feinstein 44 News/Talk: Brad Woodward 58 A/C: Ron Rodrigues 60

Black/Urban Radio: Walt Love 62 Country: Lon Helton 66 Nashville: Sharon Allen 68 Marketplace 69 Opportunities 70 National Music Formats 73 Jazz Chart 78 Country Chart 79 A/C Chart 104 AOR Chart 104 Black/Urban Chart 104 CHR Chart 104

Carpenter NewGM

Former KSTP/Minneapolis Account Ex- ecutive Dennis Carpenter has been named GM at Sunbelt's crosstown KMGW. Carpen- ter fills a position previously held by Sun- belt Senior VP Gary Fries.

Carpenter told R&R, "It was a difficult decision leaving, when you've spent nine good years with one company like I had. But after analyzing KMGW's market position and seeing its potential, I know there's going to be a lot of exciting things coming out of that station. It's on the right path, and we're going to create a lot of success with it."

TRANSACTIONS

Statewide Acquires

KMIM For $7,2 Million

Statewide Broadcasting plans to purchase KJIM/Arlington (Ft.Worth) from Jimmy Swag- gert Ministries for $7.2 million, which includes a $1 million consulting agreement and a $1 million donation to the seller. Swaggert Ministries is a religious group, retaining flagship WLUX/Baton Rouge; WHYM/Pensacola; WAME/Charlotte; WJYM/Bowling Green, OH; KJIL/Bethany, OK; and KJOJ/Conroe, TX. Statewide, headed by Scott Ginsburg, also owns WCFL/Chicago, WVCG/Coral Gables, WAPE/Jacksonville, and WKQE & WBGM/Tailahassee. KJIM broadcasts with 100 kw on 94.9 mHz at 71 7 feet. Blackburn & Co. served as broker.

Justice Buys WCRJ-AM

& FM For $4 Million

Justice Broadcasting Corp., headed by longtime broadcaster Larry Justice, will acquire Country outlets WCRJ-AM & FM/Jacksonville from S & F Communications for $4 million. The AM has 50 kw at 1530 kHz; the FM is powered by 100 kw on 107.3 mHz at 340 feet, with plans to increase tower height to 2000 feet. The buyer also owns WCIB/Cape Cod; the seller is spinning off these two stations as part of a group purchase from Abell Communications. Upon approval, 8 & F will then own WMAR/Baltimore, WCFI/Orlan- do, and WJTZ & WNVZ/Norfolk.

Treasure Coast Buys WAVW

For $2.5 Million

Rowland Stereo Radio will sell WAVW/Vero Beach, FL to Treasure Coast Radio for $2.5 million. It is the first property for Treasure Coast, whose principals include Jack Healey, formerly of McGavren Guild; the seller owns no other radio properties. WAVW operates with 3 kw on 105.5 mHz at 350 feet. Stan Raymond & Associates brokered. TRANSACTIONS/See Page 7

Cooney Appointed VP/GM,

Scott Named PD At KJR

A former programmer of KSTP during its CHR, A/C, and News/Talk days, Carpenter indicated that KMGW will continue to use Transtar's "Format 41" service. He begins his assignment February 4.

BPI TO PROGRAM

Nelskog Takes

Over KIXI GM

KIXI-AM & FM/Seattle President Walter Nelskog has assumed the GM duties at the station, while the BPI syndication and consulting firm has been retained to supervise the station's programming efforts. Displac- ed in the moves were GM Dean Smith and PD Bill Norton.

Commented Nelskog, "The change had to be made because the FM broke down rat- ingswise. As a result, we've brought in BPI to oversee the programming at the station. From our current staff, I've appointed Jim Hawkins Station Manager/GSM, and Mark Christopher, who'll supervise FM operations."

BPI Director-A/C Programming John Sherman told R&R, "The station needed a clear definition of the music; it had been too broad and all over the road. We will continue in an A/C direction with live personalities. There will be no in-house PD. The station will be using BPI-provided music."

DeNigris Directs

E/P/A Pop

Promotion

At Epic/Portrait/Associates, Min- neapolis Local Promotion Manager Dan DeNigris has been appointed Director/Na- tional Pop Promotion. He assumes the responsibilities formerly held by Walter Win- nick, who was elevated to VP/National Pro- motion last year.

Winnick told R&R, "Danny's been an important part of the major success E/P/A has had over the past couple of years, and brings to New York a great deal of street experience. I know I can count on him to do a super job, as he's already proven himself to be a superlative promotion person."

DENIGRIS/See Page 32

At KJR/Seattle, Kevin Cooney has been promoted from Sales Manager to VP/GM. An eight-year station veteran, he replaces Mac Steen, who exited this week.

It was also announced that KINK/Port- land PD Rick Scott has accepted the KJR programming chair. In addition to his radio duties, Scott will assume the position of Director/Radio Programming for parent Ackerley Communications, which also owns three TV stations and the NBA Seattle Supersonics, as well as local billboards and airport advertising. Scott fills the vacancy left in November, when former PD Tracy

Fadratzik Promoted

To ABC Director/

Special Programming

Beverly Padratzik has been named Director/Special Programming for ABC Radio Networks, replacing Denise Oliver, who left to become PD at WYNY/New York in December. Padratzik will be responsible for talent acquisition and station affiliations for ABC's long-form programs, and will report to ABC VP/Sr. Exec. Bob Benson. Padratzik was formerly Manager/Station Relations for Special Programming.

Commenting on the promotion, Benson said, "Since Beverly joined ABC as Man- ager/Special Pro- gramming, affiliate strength has grown on all the special programs ABC provides. Over the past few months Beverly has __ coordinated pro- Beverly Padratzik gramming and produetioft on several successful ventures."

Padratzik told R&R, "It is a pleasure to be associated with successful shows. I also look forward to bringing new, entertaining, and equally prestigious programming to the ABC Radio Networks."

Prior to joining ABC, Padratzik was Ad- ministrator/Affiliate Relations at NBC's Source. Before that she worked with Bill Graham Management in San Francisco, and was Northeast Regional Promotion Manager for Jet Records. She also was an Account Executive at KSJO/San Jose for two years.

Dan DeNigris

Holiday

WFIL PD Cha ir

WFIL/Philadelphia has named WDAS- FM/Philadelphia Research Director/week- ender Harvey Holiday as PD, replacing Jay Meyers, who resigned from the Gold- formatted station.

WFIL & WUSL President/GM Bruce Hol- berg told R&R, "Jay has fought the seem- ingly impossible radio battle of the '80s: keeping an AM station above water. His fine talents and programming savvy are reflected in our growth, but the opportunity to get Harvey was too good to pass up. Harvey's name is synonomous with Oldies. He has the number-one ratings in the city with a 17 share on his Sunday night oldies show, which will now air on Power 99. Dur- ing the week, Harvey will handle afternoons for us at WFIL."

A personality with WDAS-AM & FM for 17 years and a Philadelphia native. Holi- day has also worked on-air at WMID/Atlan- tic City and WRAW/Reading. "Having the chance to program an Oldies station was something I've wanted to do for a long time. There are no guarantees, but you can't hit the ball if you don't swing the bat. We're going to recapture the magic of Philadelphia on WFIL."

Mitchell stepped down. Mitchell, who had been serving as interim PD, retains his afternoon drive air shift.

Commenting on Cooney, President Barry Ackerley noted, "In his eight years here, Kevin has proven his ability to handle the General Manager's position."

Scott, who is expected to join KJR within 30 days, told R&R, "This is one of those situations for potential growth that I can't pass up. I'll be working with the additional radio properties the company acquires. It's a good organization, and the staff at KJR is tremendous.

Scott's 15-year radio background includes programming stints at KREM-AM & FM/ Spokane, KKXL/Grand Forks, ND, and for the last three years, adult AOR KINK.

No replacement for Scott has been named at KINK, but MD Carl Widing has been upped to Assistant PD and will act as interim PD.

Malmberg Upped

To KEEY &

WDGY OM

KEEY/St. Paul Program Director David Malmberg has been upped to Operations Manager for both KEEY and sister station WDGY/Minneapolis.

WDGY & KEEY VP/GM Gary Swartz commented, "I'm very proud of David and what he has accomplished. He started as the overnight guy here ten years ago and through a lot of hard work and diligence has worked his way up to OM."

Malmberg has been with KEEY since 1975, when it was a Beautiful Music outlet, and became PD in 1978, when the station turned Country. "With Malrite owning both Country stations in town, I'm really excited about the opportunity to become a real force with the combo," he told R&R.

SIMPSON PD;

NEW CALLS WLVK

WLVV Ends A/C

For Country

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WLW/Charlotte discontinued A/C programming Wednesday (1-23) for Country, adopting new call letters WLVK. At the same time, veteran programmer R.T. Simpson was appointed Program Director.

Explaining the format change, VP/GM Jerry Recerd told R&R, "When we (Capitol Broadcasting) purchased WLW in Decem- ber, both our own research and the Ar- bitron told us it was a viable market for Country. There are several A/C's and one major Country station (WSOC-FM); it doesn't take a mathematician to see which way to go. Also, with our experience in Country R.T. Simpson at WKSJ/Mobile, we figured it was the wis - est thing to do."

Regarding Simpson, Recerd continued, "We needed a winner and somebody with a strong background. We found both in R.T. - he's perfect for the job."

Simpson served four years as OM for WBAP & KSCS/Dallas after spending several years in Denver programming KERE and KLZ. He told R&R, "We have the best FM facility in town and look forward to getting our piece of the Country share. K97 is really a hybrid. . . we're cher- rypicking the best of Continuous Country and the best of full-service AM radio."

R&R/Friday, February 1,1985

BACIGALUPI. DIGIOIA PROMOTED

ABC Names New GSMs

At WSIX-AM & FM

Promoting from within, ABC has named new General Sales Managers at KGO/San Francisco and WABC/New York. At KGO, Sales Manager Bill Bacigalupi moves up, replacing longtime GSM Roland Galli, who has transferred to the newly-created position of Director/Sports Sales & Special Projects. At WABC, Ac- count Executive Frank DiGioia stepped up to the GSM post left open when John Cravens transferred to KSRR/Houston as VP/GM.

"Obviously, I'm pleased with the appointment," Bacigalupi told R&R. "I've been here for 12 years and I look forward to continuing the tradition of this great radio station." To retain its dominance of the San Francisco market, Bacigalupi said KGO must remain "sensitive to change and cognizant of what's happening in the marketplace." He said it's "too early to tell" what impact KGO may feel from the market's new all-News outlet, KFYI/Oak- land.

Frank DiGioia joined WABC in 1983 after serving as GSM at WBBF & WMJQ/Rochester. WABC VP/GM James Haviland said, "Frank's background and experience at the radio station positions him perfectly to take on this position. His enthusiasm and drive guarantee a successful, smooth transition."

Home

Continued from Page 1 Home came to Phoenix in

1982 to manage KQYT, and ad- vanced to Station Manager for both properties the following year. Earlier, he worked as GSM at KYND/Houston and WHBQ/Memphis. Home said, "Gary inspires great loyalty and rewards performance. He held the top position for 15 years, which is almost unheard of in this industry. I can only hope that I'll do as well."

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Gavin Continued from Page 1

later. They were married 42 years until her death in 1977. In 1978, he wed Josette Horst, whom he met during preparations for an all-industry testimonial dinner in his honor at San Francisco's Fairmont Hotel.

A former singer and musician, Gavin moved from Berke- ley to Seattle after college, working at KOMO and KJR from 1936-42. During the war, he returned to San Francisco as a radio producer while handling a live music show on KQW (now KCBS). In 1955, he helped create the "Lucky Lager Dance Time" countdown show of the country's best-selling singles. By 1958, he had begun publishing a newsletter revolving around this research, called the Bill Gavin Record Report, the genesis of today's publication.

Recognized for his integrity, perseverance, and objective insight, Gavin and his wife developed the "Gavin" into radio's first source for an accurate national summary of radio airplay.

He sold the Gavin Report to members of his editorial staff in February 1983, but stayed on as a consultant and participated in the publication's 25th Anniver- sary Banquet later that summer. Honored with numerous humanitarian and service awards, he was the first nonra- dio person to be awarded a Lifetime Membership to the NAB.

R&R founder Bob Wilson commented, "His honesty and integrity were an inspiration to us all, especially in the music publication area."

A lifetime community ser- vant, Gavin is survived by his wife Josette, daughters Sally, Ann, and Janie, son Greg, and stepchildren Chris and Jody. No funeral services will be held, but a gathering of his friends in San Francisco is planned for Sa- turday, February 9. For more information, contact the Gavin Report at (415) 392-7750.

K# Bill Gavin

Charitable donations can be made in his name to: the Hos- pice of Matin, San Rafael, CA; American Association of Uni- versity Women, c/o Vera Schultz Endowment Education Fund, Mill Valley, CA; and the Mill Valley Historical Society, also in Mill Valley.

Fell added, "Bill's legacy will always be this publication. He was a man of impeccable credentials, unquestioned ethics,

and an obsession for objectivity. Bill lived a full life and passed away peacefully without pain, but his death comes as an ex- treme disappointment to all who've had the opportunity to know him."

WHQT

Promotes

Rosenthal

To GSM

Saul Rosenthal has been promoted to General Sales Manager at WHQT/Miami. Formerly Local Sales Manager, Rosenthal previously worked in sales at WSRF & WSHE/Ft. Lauderdale and WRKO/Boston.

VP/GM Chuck Goldmark noted, "Saul's a dynamite salesperson and a super manager. He's worked hard for the station and is an enormous asset to our team. We all look forward to his further success."

STAFF Hadges

Continued from Page 1

and TV talent management. Hadges commented, "The

past five years have been especially wonderful for me because of the extraordinary support and guidance of VP/ GM Bill Sommers and the entire ABC team. Having worked with Jeff Pollack since day one at KLOS, I am now looking forward to continuing a winning tradition for all our client stations."

Sommers stated, "I am sorry to see Tommy go, but I can understand him wanting to become an entrepreneur. He has contributed five great years to KLOS and ABC."

Hadges's 18 years in radio include programming positions at WBCN and WCOZ (both Boston); he joined KLOS in April 1980. He also serves as music consultant to the "ABC Rocks" video show.

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RAB MSC1985: Involvement And Variety

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Training & Development

Among the growth areas stressed by Stakelin were professional training and local business development. He noted, "Too many of us talk training and not enough of us invest in sales materials, consultants, seminars, meetings, and training experiences." He labelled professional development our "hedge against competition and the cornerstone of our future success," and indicated that RAB will prepare a "brand new basic training program for new salespeople at the station level."

Stakelin also pledged a "new initiative to develop local radio business" in 1985. He suggested that by working closely with city, state, and regional associa- tions. "RAB will attempt to build a network of 50 new business development teams to prospect for new radio business."

Exhibits Successful This year's MSC featured an

exhibit area for sales/marketing products. Response from exhibitors and the RAB was positive, and future conferences will include exhibits.

Larry Wilson, co-author of "The One-Minute Sales Manag- er" and head of the Wilson Learning Center, was the key- noter, delivering an energetic

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address emphasizing motivation.

Variety In Presentation MSC speakers and panelists

covered a wide range of topics,

ranging from geodemography to "What's New At Arbitron" to "Looking The Part: Selling Be- fore You Speak," a discussion of proper dress by former Esquire fashion editor Max Evans. San

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RAB Exec. VP Wayne Cornils demonstrates computer capabilities of the RAB Co-Op Network

Former newspaper sales manager Bill Lyke explained sales strategies of the "enemy camp"

ated the theme of personal involvement and stated, "We are you. So your ideas, your needs, your understanding of the market are critical for the RAB to work."

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Kanov Named GSM

At WQXI-AM & FM

WQXI-AM & FM/Atlanta Local Sales Manager Mark Kanov has been promoted to GSM. He succeeds Clarke Brown, who has transferred to parent Jefferson- Pilot's newest acquisition KSON- AM & FM/San Diego as GM. In addition, WQXI Account Execu- tive Mike Ventura was upped to Local Sales Manager.

"These were easy decisions to make in both cases," VP/GM Jerry Blum told R&R. "Both Mark and Mike are talented, knowledgeable, and confident in their duties and in the Atlanta sales arena."

Kanov, a 16-year veteran of WQXI's sales department, said, "We have a unique radio station, and it all comes from Jerry. He understands that this is a people business, and it permeates every department. The station is built on open communications and trust, and sales will continue to operate with these principles in mind."

Regarding Ventura, who work-

For The Record In the Minneapolis Arbitron rat-

ings summary, KQRS-FM should have been listed as KQRS-AM & FM, as it is a 24-hour simulcast operation. KQRS-AM & FM's rating should have been 6.5 instead of 6.1, and it ranks 5th, not 6th, in the market.

ed at co-owned WBT/Charlotte for 11 years before joining WQXI five years ago, Kanov continued, "Mike is a proven winner in his field. His street knowledge and ex- pertise in research and computers make him an invaluable aid to our department."

RUBENSTEIN

CONSULTS

Orlich

Acquires

Parkway

Daniel Orlich has acquired classical programming distribu- tor Parkway Communications Corp. from U.S. News & World Report for an undisclosed price. Orlich and Parkway founder Neil Currie will share leadership duties at the company, with former Mutual Broadcasting President Marty Rubenstein serving as consultant.

Orlich, a Washington-based lawyer, stated that Parkway will expand its programming and production efforts, commenting, "Parkway's selection of and reputation for quality classical programming will be jealously maintained."

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Rawley Deals WJYR

For $1.7 Million Rawley Communications has agreed to sell

WJYR/Myrtle Beach, SC to Myrtle Beach Broad- casting for $1.7 million. Myrtle Beach coprincipal Don McCoy also owns WDLP & WGNE/Panama City, FL, while Rawley retains ownership of WINH & WGMB/Georgetown, SC and WJYW/South- port, NC. WJYR has 3 kw on 92.1 mHz at 326 feet. Stan Raymond & Associates handled the transaction.

KNDE & KNTN Sold

For $1.33 Million A new company owned by broadcasters

Thomas Quinn and Paul Almond will buy KNDE & KNTN/Vlsaila, CA from H. Kandy and Stephen Rohde for $1.33 million. The buyers also have interests in KTRT & KHTX/Carnelian Bay, CA and KBCR & KSBT/Steamboat Springs, CO; the sell- ers retain KHSJ & KHYE/Hemet, CA. KNDE operates with 1 kw days/250 watts nights on 1400 kHz; KNTN has 15.5 kw on 92.9 mHz at 960 feet. Chapman & Associates brokered.

K&K Pays $1.3 Million

ForWLKK&WLVU WERC, Inc. will sell WLKK & WLVU/Erie to

K&K Broadcasting for $1.3 million, which includes a $300,000 consultancy agreement. The seller is owned by group operator Simon Gold- man; purchasing coprincipal Donald Kelly formerly managed WMAR/Baltimore. WLKK broadcasts with 5 kw on 1260 kHz; WLVU has 9.7 kw on 99,9 mHz at 400 feet. Keith Norton Co. served as broker.

Also Pending FCC Approval: KBCQfRoswell, NM from Sky Corp. to Sud-

brlnk Broadcasting for $600,000. KBCQ has 50 kw at 1020 kHz.

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FORD ADDRESSES NAB BOARD — Former President Gerald Ford was among the speakers at the semi-annual NAB Board of Directors meeting in Palm Springs, CA. Ford may have left the White House in 1977, but he retains the presidency of Fordstone, Inc., which operates KlUP/Durango, CO. Pictured (l-r) are NAB Board Chairman Gert Schmidt, Christine Schmidt, President Ford, Betty Ford, Martha Dale Frltts, and NAB President Eddie Fritts.

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Congress Angered As Radio Marti Misses Target

Leading Congressional supporters of Radio Marti are upset that the service was unable to meet a target startup date of January 28. Sen. Paula Hawkins (R-FL) pronounced herself "appalled with the bureaucratic tangle." House Foreign Af- fairs Committee Chairman Dante Fascell (D-FL) is also concerned, and the House In- ternational Operations Subcommittee may hold hearings.

In a letter to Congress last week, U.S. In- formation Agency director Charles Wick blamed the delay on construction of studios, hiring of specialized staff, and lengthy security clearance requirements for Radio Marti personnel.

Wick also cited the difficulty in hiring a permanent director. Former RKO VP/Pro- gramming Paul Drew quit the job three weeks ago amidst political infighting. WKRG-AM-FM-TV/Mobile, AL owner Ken- neth Kiddens, a former Voice of America director, continues to serve as acting director.

McCoy Heads NAB Grassroots Lobbying

NAB has hired former NRBA Executive VP/GM Tom McCoy to fill the position of VP/Broadcaster Con- gressional Relations. McCoy's chief task will be organizing broadcasters at the grassroots level to lobby Congress. His background includes a five-year stint at the FCC and three years as VP/General Coun- sel of Golden West Broadcasters.

At NRBA, which McCoy left in Novem- ber, Linda Bladt has signed on as Director/ Operations & Member Services. She replaces Jane Rulon, who will join RTNDA next week as Assistant/Director, Member- ship & Conferences. NRBA has also promoted Publications Editor Wendell Wood to Director/Media & Public Affairs.

GOP Gains Strength In House TelcOmsub

Republican House gains in November's elections will apparently net the party an additional seat on the House Telecommuni- cations Subcomittee, reducing the Demo- cratic majority to four votes, ten seats to six. The panel's parent Energy and Com- merce Committee is also more Republican

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by two seats, although Democrats remain firmly in control, 25 seats to 17.

New members of the full committee, which would have to approve any broadcast deregulation bill, before it moved to the House floor, are Reps. Dan Schaefer (R-CO), Fred Eckart (R-NY), and Michael Bilirakis (R-FL).

When the subcommittee lineup is chosen later this week, there'll be at least one vacancy for each party to fill. Frontrunners for the openings are Reps. Billy Tauzin (D-LA) and Thomas Bliley (R-VA).

Minority Progress Lauded By Quello, Slammed By

Urban League Two distinctly different views on the

status of minorities in broadcasting were heard last week in Washington. FCC Com- missioner Jim Quello told the National Con- ference of Black Lawyers that "the Com- mission and the broadcast industry have made great strides in their responsibility to promote additional outlets for the expres- sion of minority voices."

Quello outlined the evolution of the FCC's EEO hiring guidelines, and its more recent steps to encourage minority ownership of stations. "Regulatory policies, like cattle prods, may be necessary to get licensees moving in a certain direction," he admitted, but then it's best for everyone to "abide by the spirit of the law."

Meanwhile, the Urban League issued a report declaring that "black exclusion from media is so pronounced and the progress in hiring them so slow that they face another century of media underrepresentation unless sharp changes are made."

Other Key Developments: • The California Public Utilities Commis-

sion's bid to overturn regulations barring states from prohibiting entry of FM SCA paging services into the marketplace has been denied by the FCC. • The FCC will hear from 39 witnesses next week (2/7-8) when it holds hearings on the Fairness Doctrine. Big names on the list include former CBS newsman Eric Sevareid and conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly.

• In a joint filing, RTNDA, NAB, and the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press have asked the Federal Election Commission to clarify proposed news coverage rule changes to guarantee "the fullest practicable information regarding the decision-making process" at the agency.

• Joining the staffs of FCC Commission- ers Mimi Dawson and Jim Quello as legal assistants are, respectively. Jack Richards and Brian Fontes.

Religious Formats Aired By

10.8% Of All Radio Stations

The National Religious Broadcasters Association (NRB) opens its annual convention in Washington, D.C. next week (2/3-6) against a back- drop of growing strength among both radio and television stations. Ac- cording to NRB's latest count, there are now 1043 religious-formatted radio stations. That's up 101 from the previous year, and represents 10.8% of all radio stations on the air today.

Religious radio may often be overlooked by the industry because its strength in numbers of stations, many in smaller communi- ties, isn't matched by a similar showing in major market ratings. According to the most recent R&R Ratings Report, the religious format drew only 1.3% of the overall audience in the Top 100 markets last spring. It's strongest in the South (2.2%) and weakest in the Midwest (0.7%).

Those trends also show up in NRB's figures. The association says North Carolina has the largest number of religious radio stations, with 54, followed by California (52), Texas (49), Pennsylvania (47), and Georgia (46).

Growth Of Religious Talk, Contemporary Christian Music NRB spokeswoman Ruth Heggland pin-

points two trends in religious radio, which she stresses is "not just preaching." One is the growing popularity of satellite-delivered religious-oriented talk shows, such as those offered by Moody Bible Institute in Chicago and Bob Larson in Denver.

Other stations are moving toward so-called "Contemporary Christian" formats, which Heggland describes as "a rock beat with Christian lyrics." Such stations appeal to younger listeners, and are sometimes difficult to distinguish from Adult/Contempor- ary stations.

The vitality and clout of religious radio is perhaps best reflected in the 1100-member NRB itself, and in the group's annual convention. NRB has 30 employees working at its Morristown, NJ headquarters, and paid registration for next week's conference is expected to top 1500, evenly split between radio and TV. Over 250 exhibitors will be on hand, from equipment manufacturers to program suppliers, bringing total attendance to 4000.

One major exhibitor is Associated Press, where Deputy Director/AP Broadcast Ser- vices Glenn Serafin notes that AP Radio's noncommercial status is "a natural" for religious stations, many of which are also noncommercial. He added, "Through the years we have found religious broadcasters to be among the most dedicated in the industry to providing their listeners with full service radio." Recent affiliations include the Bible Broadcasting Network and the Moody Bible Network, he said.

Falwell-Kennedy Faceoff Although he won't attend this year, presi-

dent Reagan has routinely addressed NRB conventions in the past, while spurning similar invitations from NAB and NRBA. In Reagan's absence, the high-voltage attraction of this year's meeting will be a breakfast debate between Moral Majority leader Jerry Falwell and Sen. Edward Ken- nedy (D-MA),

WINDOW WASHERS BURNED

EPA Finds Honolulu Towers

Pose Minimal RF Radiation Risk

Broadcast towers in Honolulu do not pose "an immediate risk" of RF (radio frequency) radiation exposure to the general public, the Envi- ronmental Protection Agency (EPA) has concluded after measuring RF levels near 19 AM and FM antennas, plus several television towers. However, EPA said an RF hazard does exist for workers who spend large amounts of time within 150 feet of towers or on nearby rooftops.

Readings were taken last May after Hon- olulu window washers suffered RF bums from the long metal cables supporting their work platforms outside highrise buildings. RF is a particular problem in Honolulu, where broadcast towers have been forced into residential and business districts by local controls that bar antennas on the city's scenic hills and volcanoes. -■The precise health effects of RF radiation

are unclear, but it is known to heat tissue and interfere with the body's temperature setting mechanism.^A recent study found a nonspecific increase in tumors and adrenal effects in animals chronically exposed to high levels of RF radiation.

EPA now plans to work with the FCC and local authorities to decide "if and what cor- rective actions are needed at the various survey site locations^' in Honolulu. Options include fencing and shielding to keep the public away from zones of high RF levels.

National RF Standards Lacking

EPA has never set any national standards for RF exposure, but it will propose several options this year and decide in 1986 whether to establish guidelines. Meanwhile,

varying standards have been set by scien- tific bodies, the state of Massachusetts, and the city of Portland, OR.

Because the window washer problem is a workplace situation, EPA has referred the matter to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Since long metal cables within an RF field will act exactly like an antenna, according to EPA, there's a continuing danger of bums to window washers. Passersby on the street could also be shocked or burned by low-hanging cables, which could set fire to awnings, grass, or brush.

NAB Says Towers Safe AlAB President Eddie Fritts said the EPA study "confirms broadcasters' own experience that radio and television-stations operate with no adverse health effects to the general public.'>He called on EPA to adopt RF standards recommended by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). Also backing the ANSI guidelines was Dr. Daniel Walters, president of the El- ectromagnetic Energy Policy Alliance, which includes broadcasters and others who generate or use RF energy.

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Starting this summer, you'll be able to make and take telephone calls without touching the dial or receiver. Built by the Carson, CA- based TTC company, the "Dial- ess IV" is said to be the first voice-recognition speaker phone, sporting a built-in microprocessor capable of memorizing 80 telephone numbers, including MCI and Sprint numbers.

Operation is simple: You announce the name of the person or business you want to call, and the telephone dials the number, con- firming the digits by printing them on a tiny attached screen. If you want to dial a number that's not already programmed into the tele-

phone, all you have to do is speak each digit.

Answering is even easier. You just oall out an answer code, such as "pick up."

This voice-recognition capabili- ty is not the same as the "voice- activated" technology found in walkie-talkies. Those types of products can be operated by any voice, while the Dialess IV re- sponds only to the voice that programs it. The unit is capable of recognizing up to four voices.

According to Advertising Age, this $450 phone should be available in upscale department stores and catalogs by June.

"MTV's Rook 'N Roll To Go" is a benefit album/cassette featuring per- formances from Pat Benatar, the Cars, the Fixx, Hall & Oates, Billy Idol, Kiss, Cyndi Lauper, Madon- na, Steve Perry, Ratt, the Police, Thompson Twins, Tina Turner and Wang Chung. MTV VP/Programming Les Garland and music industry veteran Michael Klenfner served as Ex- ecutive Producers for the LP (list price: $9.98), which hits the stores this week. All proceeds will go directly to the AMC Cancer Research Center.

While the industry-wide cooperation that went into the project is considered a first, only one side of our business is represented. What's to prevent radio, either single stations or groups, from putting together a similar platter, even using local acts if need be? As the current Ethiopian situation proves, charity thrives on publicity.

A&D Debuts COMPEX 2

Offering separate compression, expansion-gating, and overall peak limiting, the "COMPEX 2" improves upon Bremerton, WA-based Audio & Design's previous model. With an extension of softer ratios and thresholds to -60dB below normal operating levels, it's possible for stations to process a wide range of dynamics throughout the programming day at a ratio as low as 1.25:1.

Additional features include a choice of "Log/Lin" compressor release times, as well as an AGC "automatic" release. Meanwhile, the expander section allows the user to continuously vary ratios from 1 to 1.2 for use with wide-band material. The expander gate's "gate-hold" circuit enables one to delay the selected release time by up to two seconds. The latter function provides the user with a fast release so that a selected beat sequence can be repeated through the so-called rating "window."

For further information, contact Audio & Design at (206) 275-5009.

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KTOY 9-8 Q101 3-14 KNOEPM 8-6 KWES 10-9- WPPM 7-5

KBEQ 15-12 WKTI 5-4 KDW8FM 6-4 Z98 5-5 WSBZ 20-14 MKJWeBT WKDO 4-4

WIXV 11-8 Z102 3-2 WGLP 7-5 KKQV 6-6 KNIN 8-4 WHSL 7-6 WWT KIMN 7-6 KPKE 12-9

WKAO 7-6 92X 14-10 KIIK 9-8 WGTZ 7-7 KZIO 4-3 KFYR 5-9 WBNQ 5-3 WBWB 5-4

KIISPM 19-17 KOPA 9-4 KZZP 6-4 KMJK 5-5 PM102 4-4 KWOO 8-7

BSTO 10-7 WMEE 6-4 WGRO 4-3 WZPL 6-6 WJXQ 19-16 WKPR 9-7

KQCR 6-5 KCMQ 7-5 Y94 11-8 KKXLPM 8-5 WAZYPM 4-2 KITS 18-23 KWSS 10-7 KPLUS 9-9 KOBE 6-5

WVIC 7-6 Z104 11-11 WZCJO 18-18 KJ103 11-8 WRKR 4-10 KKLSFM 6-4 99KG 4-3 KKRC 6-5

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KQKQ 7-5 KZ93 6-5 WZOK 7-6 U93 13-6 WRQN 4-3

WDBR 7-6 WSPT 6-3 KPMW 3-2 WE«T

WPLY 7-3 Q100 8-3 WMAR 18-8 WBENFM 13-10 WVSR 5-3 K104 7-5 WERZ 6-5 WKEE 11-22 WLANPM 6-6 KC101 11-8

KEYNPM 8-7 KKRD 8-7 WHOT 8-6 WYPM 13-13 W»*T KNMQ 6-4 KKXX 5-3 KQXR 6-6

KGOT 3-3 KYYA 6-5 KBOZPM 2-1 KCDQ 4-2 KTRS 7-5 KKAZ 5-4 KOZE 3-2 K96 8-3 KCBN 2-6 KBTX 10-9 KBIM 9-8 WSPK 5-4 98PXY 11-7 Q92 14-14 WGPM 7-6 93Q 9-4 WKFM 8-7 WPST 10-7 WRCK 6-3 WKRZPM 5-3

KKPM 2-1 KBOS 6-5 KMGX 9-8 KYNOFM 14-13 KXKI 15-11 KLOC 6-6 K093 2-2

KZOZ 7-3 SLY96 8-5 KIST 21-15 OK95 a-4

JEFFREY OSBORNE The Borderlines (A&M) LP: Don't Stop

Regional 112/17

" Continued On Next Column

0100 33-30 WVSR on K104 35-31 S 38-36 WKEfi O" WLANFH

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R&R/Friday, February 1,1985 New & Active Continued

■ Tina Turner Continued "

WGCL 27-25 »Czy 34-22 vreyT 25-24 KBBQ 19-17 KDWBFM 30-26 WLOLPM 28-24

KIMK 39-37 KPKB d-29 Q103 25-19 KZ1SPM 35-33 ItOPA 22-17 KHJK 30-26 «'M102 25-19 KBOO 39-38 KS103 35-29 KITS d-30 KWSS on

tAar WFL* d-32 Q100 36-33 WMAB on WBENFM 34-26 WVSR 30-25 K104 d-38 WKRZ 31-28

I 32-28 KG101 30-27 Z106 29-27 WSPK on 34-31 WGFM 30-27 930 29-28

IKWeS 33-29 T94 34-25 WPFM 29-25 HXLK 38-35 UKOD 31-26 WAHC 34-32 WKAO d-32 KIIK 31-29 KZIO 31-28 WKOQ 34-31 WMEE d-26 HJXQ on HKFR 38-32 2299 33-28 WVXC on KJ103 30-27 KOPM 37-34 KQKQ 31-25 KZ93 22-18 WZOK a-31 WRQN 29-24 KA>ri07 37-34 19-16 ) 34-29 !• 32-30

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KQXR 34-31 KF95 23-19 KKFM d-3S KBOS 36-32 KYNOFM 24-24 KIK1 39-32 KQMQ on KUIC 34-30 K09 3 19-18 KHOP 29-27 KCAQ 30-28 KSKD 35-33 1 22-1

WBNQ 23-20 WBWB 32-29 MCIC.PM 30-28 KQCR 38-32 KCMQ 38-31 *94 36-31 KKXLFH d-34 WAZYPM 32-28 KFRX 25-21 WRKR d-26

KWTOFM 29-22 WDBR 26-25 WSPT 36-29 KDW 35-31

KGOT 28-19 KVYA a KBOZPM on KCDQ 34-30 KTRS 29-28 KKAZ 39-31 KOZE 31-28 K96 34-30 KCBN 21-16 KHTX 37-31 KBIM 34-31 KRSP 31-28 KZ02 38-34

TOTO Holy anna (Columbia) LP: Stranger In Town Regional 57/24 24% "la.

n»a DEBOTS 7 SAME 22 DOWN 0

51 EAST WPHD a WCAUFM on

SOUTH WJZR a WNOKFM a WZLD a

WZYQ a OK100 on WKHI a 95XIL d-34 SOUTH

SOUTH WRNO a WJAD on KISR a 0101 on KNOEPM on

KWK d-24 WKDD a-37 WJXQ d-38 KOPM a WIXV on KKQV a WHSL on

EAST

WEST KQXR on K093 39-32 KHOP on KSKD on

WBNQ d-33

WKEE a 092 d-30 WKPM on WRCK on WKR2FH 38-32 WHTP on

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EAST WZON d-39

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KCDQ on KBIM on KRSP on KZ02 36-3 SLY96 on KIST a OK95 on

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I 100* I 100% ' 100%

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940 1-1 Z93 1-1 KAFM 1-1

B97 4-3 WNVZ 5-4 0105 3-1

0102 25-17 WGCL 9-7 WCZY 4-3 WHYT 1-1 KBEQ 3-3 WKTI 2-2 KHTR 3-3 KWK 5-4 WLOLFM 4-1

KPKE 5-3 0103 3-2 KIISFM 1-1 KOPA 1-1 K2ZP 1-1 KMJK 3-3 PM102 2-1 KWOD 4-1 KS103 1-1 KITS 2-2 KWSS 3-3 KPLUS 3-1 KUBE 1-1 KN80 1-1

53 r 5-2 0100 6-5 KMAH 4-4 WBENPM 10-1 WVSR 9-4 K104 33-32 WERZ 7-4 WTICFK 3-3 WKEE 4-2 WLAMPM 3-5 KC101 4-3 106 1-1 WSPK 4-3 98PXY 4-3 092 17-12 WGPM 8-3

•OUTH WBBO 3-4 KHFI 8-2 WPMF 5-4 KWIC 8-6 K22B 3-1 WQIO 7-1 KXX106 3-3 WBCY 7-5 WJZR 6-6 WSKZ 19-13 WNOKFM 9-5 WZLD 3-3 KZPM 11-11 WDCG 3-2 KAMZ 3-1 KSETPM 4-4 WANSPM 6-4 MZYP 3-3 94TYX 7-3 .WQOT 15-8 WOKI 8-7 WFMI 5-3 KKYK 15-10 PM100 3-1 G100 4-2 WABBFM 9-5 WHHYFM 12-6 KBPM 4-3 KRGV 3-3 KX104 5-5 WZKS 9-7 WQUBFM 4-2 WRSO 4-3 6J105 7-6

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WIGY 7-3 103CIR 11-9 WOAY 1-1 WIK! 6-5

Kllf 2-2 WGT2 • KZIO 10-4 WKDQ 5-4 WSTO 8-4 WMEE 7-5 WGRD 8-4 WZPL 4-3 WJXQ 22-19 WKPR 6-4 ZZ99 4-2 WVIC 4-2 WZOU 16-16 KJI03 7-5 KOPM 6-5 KQKQ 1-1 KZ93 4-3 WZOK 13-5 U93 12-5 WRQN 6-4 KAY107 12-9

W2YQ 8-2- WQCM 5-3 OK100 19-18 WKHI 4-3 95XIL 4-4 WJBQ 3-1 WOMPFM 15-7 WSQV 5-5 SOUTH KQIZFM 4-3 WKSP 5-3 WJAD 4-3 WCGQ 10-10 KISR 6-3 0104 7-4 WYKS 4-3 KTOY 3-2 0101 6-1 KNOEPM 4-3 KWES 4-1 T94 2-2

Z102 5-3 WGLP 3-2 KKQV 7-3

KNMQ 5-3 KKXX 2-1 KQXR 3-3 KF9S 2-2 KKFM 6-2 KBOS 3-2

KPYR 8-2 WBNQ 6-4 WBWB 10-9 WC1LPM 1-4 KQCR 8-4 KCMQ 3-3 Y94 6-4 KKXLFM 4-3 WAZYPM 7-4 KKIiSPM 11-7 99KC 12-7 KKRC 11-9 KMTOFM 8-6

KOZE 4-4 K96 7-7 KCBN 3-2

SLY96 4-4 KIST 6-3 OK95 15-14

KIM WILDE Go For It (MCA) LP; Teases & Dares

82/3 35% DEBUTS SAME 65 DOWN ADOS

9 WHTT on WXKSFM c HPflD on CKOI on

KWIC on I KZZB a wjzr on KSETPM 39-3< WZYP on | WOKI 38-35 G100 on WABBPM 23-2] KRGV a KX104 on WZKS on Y106 on

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MARTIN BRILEY Dangerous Moments (Mercury/PG) LP: Dangerous Moments

Q) EAST

EAST K104 on WERZ on WLANFM on 9

SOUTH WRCK on WHTF on OK100 a WSQV on WOKI on SOUTH

0101 on T94 a

9 WJXQ 37-34 WRQN on WEST

MIDWEST

WEST OK95 a

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BRUCE COCKBURN 1 If 1 Had A Rocket... (Gold Mt./A&M) LP: Stealing Fire

1

f WKPM on WRCK on WKRZFM on

EAST WPHD on WCAUFM on WOKI a WIGY on 1Q3CIR a CHUM on WRNO on OKIOO 31-31 SOUTH MIDWEST WJBQ 29-26 MIDWEST KWK on

WJXQ on Z104 d-38 WRQN on SOOTH KTDY a KKQV on

WEST

53 EAST

KP95 a KIKI a K093 on KSKD a

MIDWEST WBNQ on WAZYPM on WDBR on

0100 on WERZ on 930 a KCDQ on

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DOKKEN Just Got Lucky (Elektra) LP: Tooth And Nai!

9 EAST WVSR a WKRZFM a

EAST SOUTH MIDWEST

WOKI a KX104 on SOUTH KKQV a '

WEST MIDWEST MIDWEST WJXQ on WRQN on WDBR on

EAST KKXX on WEST KHTX on PK9S on

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PAUL HARDCASTLE Rain Forest (Profile)

9

KIISFM 38-28 KOPA d-22 PM102 a-21

9 EAST SOUTH KSETPM on MIDWEST Z104 d-31

(5) EAST WJBQ a SOUTH T94 a WPPM a MIDWEST WRKR d-28

SONGS WITH LESS THAN 50 STATION REPORTS

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J. JACKSON & P, ZADORA When The Rain... !Curb/MCA! LP; When The Rain BeginsTo... Soundtrack

9

CPTH OI SOUTH

EAST WZYQ on SOUTH WJAD on 0104 d-35 WXLK a KKQV on

WEST KIST i

DAN HARTMAN Second Nature (MCA) LP: 1 Can Dream About You

9 092 a WGPM a

9 EAST SOUTH EAST WPHD a KWIC a WPBG a

KSETPM a 95XIL a 940 a WOKI a WFMI a SOUTH MIDWEST Y106 a KISR a 0101 a WEST KZIO a KWES a WIXV a

ZZ99 a WRQN a WEST

MIDWEST KQMQ KOW a )

WVSR a K093 a-40 WEST KCDQ a OK9 5 a

ROMAN HOLLIDAY One Foot Back . . . (Jive/Arista) LP: Teachers Soundtrack

3P SOUTH WNOKFM a

103CIR on WJBQ a WOMPFM on WFMI on KX104 35-33 SOUTH 1

SOUTH MIDWEST WKSP on WJXQ on £on

WRQN on WHSL on

KPLUS a WBWB on

V KP95 a WSPT on

0100 on WVSR on WEST KCDQ on

WKEE a EAST KHTX on WRCK on OK95 on j

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STEVE MILLER BAND Bongo Bongo I Capitol) LP: Italian X-Rays

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9

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KENNY ROGERS Crazy (RCA) LP: What About Me

9

SOOTH WNVZ a

9

9 EAST WPBG on OK100 30

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WBBQ d-39 KWIC on WJZR a WNOKFM 40-40 WZLD a KAMZ on KSETPM d-38 Y106 on

WJXQ on WRQN d-4C KEYNPM a

KCAQ d-3: KSKD a KCPX a-4C 53

T94 d-36 Z102 a WHSL a MIDWEST WCILPH d-:

JANEY STREET Under The Clock (Arista) LP: Heroes, Angels & Friends

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$ KI04 d-39 WTICFM 11-10 9 EAST WKPM a EAST

Z100 18-17 WCAUFM on OK100 on 95XIL on SOUTH KZZB a WJZR 32-31 SOUTH j 195 26-13 *100 19-17 KAMZ 10-8

MIDWEST WHYT 35-34

WZKS 25-23 Y106 27-24 Z102 d-37 WEST MIDWEST

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MICK JAGGER Just Another Night (Columbia)

78% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 186 including WBLI, Z100, Y100, B96, WLOL-FM, KPKE, KWSS. Complete airplay Irs Parallels.

BUY AN ADAMS

Somebody fA&M) 78% of out reporters on it. Moves: Up 10, Debuts 62, Same 63, Down 0 Adds 50 including B104, WAVA, B97, Q105, WGCL, KIIS-FM, KUBE. Complete airplay in Parallels.

PHIL COLLINS

One More Night (Atlantic) 71% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 169 including WCAU-FM, PRO-FM, Z93, WNVZ, WLS-FM, KZZP, KS103. Complete airplay in Parallels.

TEENA MARIE

Lovergirl (Epic) 71 % of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 70, Debuts 40, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 31 including PRO-FM, 195, Q102, KIMN, Q103, KWSS, KXX106. See Parallels, debuts at number 33 on the CHR chart.

MADONNA

Material Girl (Sire/WB) 66% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 2, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 146 including B94, 94Q, Q105, KBEQ, KHTR, KMJK, KPLUS. Complete airplay in Parallels.

DAVID BOWIE & PAT METHENY

This Is Not America (EMI America) 62% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 13, Same 74, Down 0, Adds 56 including WPHD, WGCL, WHYT, KZZP, KWOD, KS103, KPLUS. Complete airplay in Parallels.

NEW & ACTIVE

WZ CARS "Why Can't I Have You" (Elektra) 125/31 Moves: Up 26, Debuts 20, Same 48, Down 0, Adds 31 including WHTT, WNYS, FM102, KWOD, KNBQ WKEE WFMI

KBFM, WKD0, WKDQ, KHOP, KNOE-FM, KAFM d-32, KPLUS 32-28, OK95 28-22. AUTOGRAPH "Turn Up The Radio" (RCA) 122/19 Moves: Up 55, Debuts 11, Same 34, Down 3, Adds 19 including KBEQ, KDWB-FM, WSSX, KIIK, KQMQ KLUC KCAQ KHYT 103CIR, WJBQ, KKRC, KZOZ, KAFM 30-23, WMAR 29-19, KZZB 26-16. SCANDAL "Beat Of A Heart" (Columbia) 120/23 Moves: Up 16, Debuts 28, Same 53, Down 0, Adds 23 including WXKS-FM, WPHD, PRO-FM, Z93, 195, WGCL WLOL-FM KZZP WDCG, KQKQ, KBOS, WXLK, WCAU-FM 40-36, B96 38-34, WBCY 34-29, WKDD 38-31. JEFFREY OSBORNE "The Borderlines" (A&M) 112/17 Moves: Up 23, Debuts 5, Same 67, Down 0, Adds 17 including KBEQ, KWOD, KS103, KSET-FM, WANS-FM WKDQ ZZ99 KISR KWES, 940 25-22, KIIS-FM 39-32, WRQN 37-33. LITTLE RIVER BAND "Playing To Win" (Capitol) 83/7 Moves: Up 9, Debuts 4, Same 63, Down 0, Adds 7, WKDD, KKFM, WFBG, WIGY, WKHI, KWES, KNIN, WGCL on WSPK 39-38 WJXQ 39-35, KKRD 35-32, KNMQ 40-36, 95XIL 40-37, WBNQ 34-29, OK95 d-36 KIM WILDE "Go For It" (MCA) 82/3 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 4, Same 65, Down 0, Adds 3, KZZB, KRGV, KHYT, WHTT on, 94Q d-32, WLOL-FM on KWOD on WKEE on, KSET-FM 39-36, WOKI 38-35, WABB-FM 23-21, KZIO 34-32, ZZ99 d-34, KF95 on, WJBQ d-40, Q104 d-33 WRKR'2e-23 OK95 39-35. CHAKA KHAN "This Is My Night" (WB) 81/2 Moves: Up 25, Debuts 3, Same 51, Down 0, Adds 2, WKEE, KTDY, KS103 d-36, WMAR 36-33, WKFM 40-36, WSSX 28-24, WZYP 35-31, WHOT 37-35, KQMQ 40-34, KHYT 36-34, WQCM d-40, KWES 31-27, WBNQ 31-28, WCIL-FM 31-24 OK95 29-24. JOHN WAITE "Restless Heart" (EMI America) 79/22 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 48, Down 0, Adds 22 including KPLUS, WKEE, 93Q, WKRZ-FM, WZLD, KRGV WRNO KNMQ KF9S, KDON-FM, WJBQ, KOIZ-FM, WCAU-FM d-40, WRCK 38-34, 95XIL d-31. m PRINCE "Take Me With U" (WB) 73/73

Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 73 including WXKS-FM, WCAU-FM, 94Q, 93, KAFM 195 Y100 B97 WCZY, WHYT, WLOL-FM, KIIS-FM, KMJK, KPLUS, KUBE. |F2 ANIMOTION "Obsession" (Mercury/PolyGram) 73/26

Moves: Up 5, Debuts 8, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 26 including WPHD, CKOI, 195, KWSS, WKEE, KSET-FM KX104 WKAU ZZ99, WRQN, KBOS, KQMQ, KIIS-FM 29-20, KPLUS 40-32, KCAQ 26-20. COMMODORES "Nightshift" (Motown) 73/13 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 7, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 13 including WNVZ, WSSX, WHHY-FM, KBFM, WJXQ, KEYN-FM, KKFM K093, KCPX, WQCM, WHTX 26-22, K104 39-34, 0104 31-23.

MOST ADDED

MICK JAGGER (186) Just Another Night (Columbia)

PHIL COLLINS (169) One More Night (Atlantic)

MADONNA (146) Material Girl (Sire/WB)

PRINCE (73) Take Me With U (WB) DURAN DURAN (57)

Save A Prayer (Capitol) DAVID BOWIE & PAT METHENY (56)

This Is Not America (EMI America)

HOTTEST

WHAM! (166) Careless Whisper (Columbia)

. FOREIGNER (160) I Want To Know What Love Is (Atlantic)

REO SPEEDWAGON (137) Can't Fight This Feeling (Epic)

PHILIP BAILEY w/PHIL COLLINS (119) Easy Lover (Columbia)

BILLY OCEAN (71) Loverboy (Jive/Arista) DAVID LEE ROTH (70)

California Girls (WB)

BRONSKI BEAT "Small Town Boy" (MCA) 64/8 Moves: Up 1 5, Debuts 4, Same 33, Down 4, Adds 8, WCZY, WBEN-FM, WKRZ-FM, WZLD, WZON, WOMP-FM, KKLS-FM KHTX WHTT 27-22, WXKS-FM 14-11, WFMI 40-34, WHOT 31-26, KDON-FM 40-35, WJBQ 24-21, KKQV 40-37. ' TEMPTATIONS "Treat Her Like A Lady" (Gordy/Motown) 62/3 Moves: Up 25, Debuts 4, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 3, 930, WQID, WANS-FM, WCAU-FM 23-19, 94Q 32-24, Z93 21-18 195 22-17, WCZY 22-19, WHYT 12-8, FM102 19-15, KITS d-24, WMAR 31-26, Z106 26-21, Q104 17-7, KIST 19-14.

KIM CARNES "Invitation To Dance" (EMI America) 60/2 Moves: Up 11, Debuts 3, Same 44, Down 0, Adds 2, WXKS-FM, KIST, WCAU-FM d-38, WHYT on, Q100 d-40, WBEN-FM 35-31, WLAN-FM on, WJZR 40-38, WOKI 37-34, KOFM on, KQXR d-38, K093 21-15, WJBQ 37-32, WIXV 40-38, WDBR 31-27. TOTO "Holyanna" (Columbia) 57/24 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 7, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 24 including WPHD, WVSR, WKEE, WNOK-FM, WRNO, WKDD KOFM KDON- FM, WOAY, WZYQ, KWES, KFYR, SLY96, KWK d-34, WKRZ-FM 38-32, K093 39-32.

| FIRM "Radioactive" (Atlantic) 50/29 b; Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 29 including WPHD, KPLUS, WERZ, WLAN-FM WRCK ZZ99 KBOS KSKD, WIKZ, WDBR, KHTX, WJXQ d-37, KQXR d-39.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

ROMAN HOLLIDAY "One Foot Back In Your Door" (Jive/Arista) 44/12 "tU KIsTwRHD™ 3KX1D0O4W35-033AdKdHSTi2onKPLUS' WN0K-f:M- ^ KQXR' KF95' WFBG- WJBQ' Un DAN NARTMAN "Second Nature" (MCA) 39/39 IM Moves:UpO, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 39 including WPHD, WCAU-FM, 94Q, KPLUS Q92 KWIC WZLD K=!FT FM KZIO, WJXQ, ZZ99, WRQN, KQMQ, K093, KSKD. ' ' KSET-FM' BRUCE COCKBURN "If I Had A Rocket Launcher" (Gold Mountain/A&M) 37/8 ™T,S:^L3' C)ebuts Same 25, Down 0, Adds 8, 93Q, WOKI, KF95, KIKI, KSKD, 103CIR, KTDY, 0K95 WPHD on CFTR 36-31, KWK on-dp, WFMI on, Z104 d-38, K093 on, WJBQ 29-26.

NOLAN THOMAS "Yo' Little Brother" (Mirage/Atco) 36/8 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 2, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 8, Q100, WERZ, WKFM, KZZB, KSET-FM, WRQN, WSQV, 0101, Z100 18-17, Y100 19-17, FM102 15-12, WTIC-FM 11-10, KAMZ 10-8, KCAQ 22-18, WCIL-FM 18-17. JERMAINE STEWART "The Word Is Out" (Arista) 35/12 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 6, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 12, 94Q, WJZR, WZLD, KTFM, KEYN-FM, KSKD, KCPX WSQV WKSF Z102 WHSL, KHTX, 195 7-5, WTIC-FM 29-24, KMGX 12-9. JERMAINE JACKSON/PIA ZADORA"When The Rain Begins To Fall" (Curb/MCA) 35/12 Moves: UpO, Debuts 1, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 12, WCAU-FM, WVSR, WERZ, KAMZ, KSET-FM, G100, KRGV, WJXQ, WRQN, KHOP, WXLK, KIST, CKGM on, Z93 on, FM102 on.

DOKKEN "Just Got Lucky" (Elektra) 21/7 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 7, Q100, WVSR, WKRZ-FM, WOKI, WKSF, KKQV KCDQ WRCK on-do WJZR on-dp, KX104 on, WKDQ on, KKXX on. MARTIN BRILEY "Dangerous Moments" (Mercury/PolyGram) 18/4 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 4, OKIOO, T94, WIXV, OK95, K104 on. WOKI on, WFMI on WJXQ 37-34 WDBR on, KBIM on. STEVE MILLER "Bongo Bongo" (Capitol) 17/17 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 17 including WPHD, K104, WERZ, WKFM, WZLD WANS-FM WOKI WFMI WJXQ, WRQN, KSKD, 0K100, KKQV, WCIL-FM, OK95.

KENNY ROGERS "Crazy" (RCA) 17/2 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 2, WNVZ, KIKI, K104 26-20, KAMZ 25-25, KRGV 15-12, KTFM 28-26 K093 24-19, KHYT 35-30, KRQ on, WZON on. PAUL HARDCASTLE "Rain Forest" (Profile) 14/5 Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 5, FM102, KHYT, WJBQ, T94, WPFM, 195 17-9, WCZY 31-21 WHYT 28-27 KIIS-FM 38-28, KSET-FM on. JANEY STREET "Under The Clock" (Arista) 12/3 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, KIMN, WJXQ, KHOP, WSPK on, WPST on, Q101 on, T94 on, WHSL on, 99KG on-dp, KCBN 35-32.

New & Active Includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters. Significant Action Includes songs reported by fewer than 50, but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. The two numbers following the artlst/tltle (label) designation Indicate the total number, how many added it for the first time this week. Moves Indicate the type of activity this week; Up for upward chart movement. Same for sideways or continued uncharted activity, Down for downward chart activity, and Adds for the number Is a sampling of Individual station activity, complete activity can be found in the Parallels. Note: Records that lack the reciulred 60 % of our chr reporters to become Breakers may ac- cumulate enough chart points from high chart positions on those stations reporting them, to debut on the CHR National Airpiay/40.

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Collister, Stevens Upped At WHHY Ann Collister and Larry Stevens have been pro-

moted to President and1 VP/GM, respectively, of WHHY-AM & FM/Montgomery. Collister, who moves up from VP/GM, joined the stations in 1957; in 1962 she was named Assistant Manager for the sales department. Stevens first came aboard in 1969 as MD/morning announcer and two years later became PD. He had served as VP/Operations Director for the outlets since 1976.

Ounwoody, Simon Upped At WPEN & WMGK

Bill Ounwoody and Eric Simon have been elevated to Managers of Sales Development at WPEN & WMGK/Philadelphia. Dunwoody is a ten-year AE veteran with the facilities; prior to that he held a similar position with crosstown KYW. Simon joined the stations in 1976 as an AE, after working in the same capacity at WPAZ/Pottstown, PA and WCRP-AM & FM/Philadelphia. Both men will retain their Account Executive positions.

Fine Joins PolyGram Mark Fine has been tapped as West Coast A&R

Manager, Pop Music Division at PolyGram. He comes to the label after three years at K-Tel, most recently as Director of Product Acquisition.

TBW Appoints Nappi, Raskin This Beats Workin', an independent promotion and

marketing company, has named Tom Nappi as Nation- al Promotion Director. He was most recently feedback and chart director for New York-based Reel Record Pool. In other company activity, llene Raskin has been promoted to National Marketing Director. She previously handled similar responsibilities on a regional basis.

Brush Manages WCMF Sales Linda Brush has been appointed Sales Manager at

WGMF/Rochester. Prior to her promotion. Brush was an Account Executive with the station.

Chappeli/intersong Appoints Blum Linda Blum has been tapped as Director of Profes-

sional Activities, West Coast, for Chappeli/intersong Music Group — USA. She comes to the company after six years with Arista Music as Director of Creative Activities.

Marr & Assoc. Relocates Broadcast consultants Bruce Marr & Associates

have relocated. The new address and phone number are 1855 Del Monte Lane, Reno, NV 89511; (702) 851-4188.

Ingle Joins KKBQ As NSM KKBQ-AM ft FM/Houston wel-

comes Dianne Ingle as National Sales Manager. She comes to KKBQ from NBC Radio Network In New York, where she was Regional Affiliate Director. Ingle has also served as an AE with San Francisco facilities KNBR, KFRC, and KYUU. Dianne Ingle

Beck New EPA VP Oan Beck has been named VP/

Product Development, Epic/Por- trait/Associated Labels, CBS Records. He takes over the newly-created post after serving as Director/Merchandising, East Coast, E/P/A. He joined CBS Rec- ords in Nashville in 1974 and founded the label's Press & Pub- licity office there. Beck's back- Dan Beck ground includes stints as Southeastern Editor of Rec- ord World, Director/Press & Public Information, E/P/A, and VP of management firm Leber-Krebs, Inc.

Massucci Raised To KRQX & KZEW LSM Marilyn Massucci has been elevated to Local Sales

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Hunt Takes National Jazz Post John Hunt, MD of WBFO/Buffalo, has been

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Weitz To WAAF LSM WAAF/Worcester has promoted Roz Weitz to

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Third Coast Publishing Sets Staff Changes

Jim Sharp has been appointed GM of Third Coast Publishing's Country News and American Songwriter. For the last seven years Sharp directed Cash Box Publishing's Nashville operation. The publications also announced the following staff changes: Vernell Hackett promoted to Executive Editor, Mark Zimmer- man to Managing Editor, Shirley Wells to Art Direc- tor, and Kim Burns to Specialty Marketing. The editorial and advertising offices of Country News and American Songwriter have relocated to 1719 West End Avenue, Suite 511, Nashville, TN 37203; (615) 327-2484.

Martino Chairs KAAM & KAFM Board Frank Martino has been selected as Chairman of

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WKLS Elevates DePasque WKLS-AM & FM/Atlanta has appointed Allee

DePasque as Business Manager. Working the past two years as bookkeeper, she succeeds Leigh Shepherd. Replacing DePasque is Teresa Eye.

E/P/A Taps Smith Robert Smith has been named Director/Merchadls-

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Standard Studio Systems Bows Norbert Putnam, Nashville producer/studio execu-

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Southland DJ Assoc. Formed The Southland DJ Association has been formed

under the guidance of Director Garvey Ford. Compos- ed of 16 AM and FM stations, 25 + retail record stores, and 100 clubs, lounges and discos, the Associ- ation covers East/West Baton Rouge and the Pointe Coupee Parish market. Upcoming plans include the publishing of the Fresh Music Review. Inquiries may be directed to (504) 775-4602.

Feyline Opens Nashville Office Feyline, the Denver-based management firm, has

established a Nashville office. It will be administered by VP Chuck Morris, who has appointed Gene Hughes as Management Consultant to Feyline. Formerly with MCA, Hughes will continue to run his Gene Hughes Promotions firm from Feyline's offices. The new Nashville address is 6 Music Circle North; (615) 255-1633.

Scott Shifts To Moon Shine Moon Shine welcomes Ron Scott as Director of

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Miraglia Directs CBS National Sales Anthony Miraglia has been ap-

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McNally Manages Intersong-lnternat'l/L.A.

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Winning Or Waning?

In an industry where trends meteorically rise and fall, one of the currently "hot" topics is Contemporary Hit Radio (CHR). During the past year this format has generated large Arbitron shares, lots of ex-

citement among listeners and the music industry, and has presuma- bly made a dollar or two for its successfully-programmed stations.

However, some slippage has been —

11 Ma cck In Review

Continuous Measurement, Cost Reductions Ahead At Arbitron Authoritative sources at Arbitron have confirmed to R&R that the ratings

leader will soon announce a push toward continuous (48 weeks per year) measurement in the top 25 markets. A key ingredient in such a plan reportedly would involve reducing the cost of summer ratings reports for current and new station subscribers.

According to one source, "The agencies and stations are finding the summer book to be more useful than ever. Thus, we plan to offer summer surveys in all of the top 25 markets effective with the summer sweep in 1986." As a way of giving something back to the industry, Arbitron plans to reduce the cost of the summer books by 25 % for those stations currently signed up for such a survey. This reduction, in the form of a credit toward the station's overall Ar- bitron cost, could total many thousands of dollars. The reduction plan also ap- plies to those stations which become subscribers to the summer survey effective in '86; they will do so at a rate reduced 25% from the current price.

In Arbitron's quest to survey the top 25 markets continuously, some markets may have to add two surveys, while others would add just the summer sweep. Further details will be described to clients in an explanatory letter scheduled to be mailed in the near future.

noted following the release of Arbi- tron's fall '84 12+ figures. So naturally questions like "Has CHR peaked?" and "Is the format sliding?" are beginning to crop up. Let's see what an analysis of the fall results really tells us about CHR's health.

This analysis involves comparing previous sweeps' CHR numbers and deter- mining if there are any noteworthy ups or downs. As in the past, I will examine how the other formats fared within the next several weeks.

This time out, I selected the following six markets for my cross-section of CHR fortunes:

® Canton • New York • Peoria 8 St. Louis • San Diego • Washington, D.C.

Overview: Slippage Symptoms

The ever-turning rumor mill is one of the "givens" in our business — something that starts in New York becomes a "fact" in L.A. just several hours later. That may have prompted the current talk about CHR's supposed demise or slippage. As the deluge of Arbitron 12+ fall advances began to wash across my desk, I noticed some CHR softness compared to the previous sweep. Apparent- ly, I wasn't alone. However, it's important to put that soft trend in perspective.

One of the main reasons why some 12+ trends showed CHR slippage is due to the comparison with the previous book — in many cases the summer

sweep. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that during the summer survey, overall listening levels are up since teens aren't usually in school. As a result, CHR stations generally tend to fatten their ratings at that time of year.

So with a return to more "normal" listening patterns in the fall, it's to be expected that CHR would see some slip-

Canton FM -83 Spring '84 Fat '84

12+ share (CHR) 13.8% 11.5% 14.2% 18-34 Adults 24.0% 17.4% 23.0%

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page. That this 12+ softening should have CHR pressing the panic button makes no more sense than News/Talk stations wringing their hands when their usually strong winter numbers go down in the spring. It's a typically predictable pattern. Sometimes we tend to forget that radio listening — and the public's needs — are cyclical. In fact, I

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Fve been receiving a spate of calls asking what happens when a station changes calls and those calls are quickly picked up by another property in the same market.

There is a new wrinkle in Arbitron's procedure for handling the hot call letter issue. If the station picking up the old call letters is on a different band (AM vs. FM), then there is no problem — the old calls will be credited to their previous owner for a year. However, if the station picking up the hot call letters is on the same band, then as of the effective date of those calls as determined by the FCC, the new station begins to get credit for that set of calls.

would have been surprised if the summer CHR numbers had been repeated in the fall estimates.

Also be aware that in a number of metros without summer sweeps (those with a spring/fall trend line), there was continued growth among overall shares for CHR. Denver, Phoenix, and Sacra- mento, among other markets, saw just such an increase.

So much for my overview. Now let's delve into the facts and figures in the six markets I chose randomly to represent the CHR universe.

12+, 18-34 Trends In order to lend some perspective to

this CHR examination, a year's trend line was broken out. Two demos were probed. Persons 12+, the most reliable number, and adults 18-34 (a key sales/ programming target) were trended, using Arbitron estimates from three surveys:

® Fall '83 ® Spring '84 • Fall '84

12 + 18-34 Adults

Peoria FM '33 Spring '84 Fat 84

22.8% 24.9% 22.8% 36.6% 37.5% 33.2%

St. Louis Fa* '83 Spring '84 Fal '84

12+ 8.3% 13.8% 9.1%* 18-34 Adults 10.9% 22.3% 13.8%

* (both stations were down from summer shares)

San Diego Fall '83 Spring '84 Fat '84

12+ 6.2% 9.4% 5.7% * 18-34 Adults 7.6% 12.6% 8.0%**

* (up from summer} **(one station share higher than combined shares in fall '83 sweep)

Washington, D.C. FaK 83 Spring '84 Fat '84

12+ 14.5% 13.5% 12.5% * * 18-34 Adults 18.5% 17.0% 16.0% *(two of three were up over summer shares)

Shares for the CHR stations broadcasting in each metro during the rele- vant surveys were totalled to portray the overall strength/weakness of the format. The market-by-market tallies appear above.

Key Implications What are these numbers trying to tell

us? First, in four of the six markets the total persons combined CHR share is up over the comparable figure from the fall '83 books. As for the adults 18-34 picture it is more muddy, with half of the markets seeing a stronger CHR showing among that demo, and half seeing some slippage (but not much unless due to the loss of a station that adopted another format). The total CHR 12+ share was down from the previous sweep in only two markets, even when that survey was the summer measurement. In those two markets increasing fragmentation could easily ex- plain the decline.

Based on what I see here, it's too early to say that CHR is waning. Indeed, its continued success is leading to more competition and fragmentation — a vote of confidence in the format's future. Not every CHR station will win. However, CHR is playing well in Peoria and shows no signs of letting up there, or elsewhere.

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Fall '84 Birch Advances

New Los Angeles Chicago WHTZ Softer, Still First; KIIS-FM Remains First

WPLJ Gains; Summer '84 Fall 'S4 WGN On Top Again; WRKS Steady Second KIIS-FM (CHR) 11.7 11.8 WGCI-FM Strengthens

Summer '84 Fall '84 KABC (Talk) 6.5 6.0 Runner-up Position WHTZ (CHR) 9.8 8.1 KLOS (AOR) 5.5 5.4 Summer '84 Fall '84 WRKS (Urbn) 6.2 6.3 KMET (AOR) 4.9 4.5 WGN (Talk) 9.5 9.6 WPLJ (CHR) 5.2 6.1 KALI (Span) 4.7 3.7 WGCI-FM (Urbn) 6.8 7.4 WOR (Talk) 3.5 5.3 KJLH (Urbn) 1.8 3.6 WMET (AOR) 5.2 6.2 WINS (News) 5.2 4.8 KFWB (News) 3.9 3.6 WBMX (Blk) 5.2 5.7 WNEW-FM (AOR) 4.5 4.2 KROQ (AOR) 3.8 3.6 WBBM-FM (CHR) 6.2 5.5 WBLS (Urbn) 3.6 3.9 KJOI (Easy) 2.9 3.5 WBBM (News) 4.3 5.3 WKTU (CHR) 4.3 3.7 KNX (News) 3.5 3.4 WXRT (AOR) 4.9 4.9 WNEW (BBnd) 3.1 3.2 KOST(AC) 2.4 3.4 WKQX (CHR) 3.1 4.2 WPAT-FM (BM) 2.0 3.2 KBIG (Easy) 3.2 2.8 WLS (CHR) 5.0 3.9 WABC (Talk) 3.5 3.1 KRTH (Gold) 2.0 2.7 WLAK (AC) 3.6 3.7 WNBC (AC) 2.2 2.9 KZLA-FM (Ctry) 1.5 2.5 WLOO (BM) 3.2 3.6 WADO (Span) 3.2 2.7 KKHR (CHR) 3.1 2.4 WLUP (AOR) 4.1 3.1 WAPP (CHR) 3.6 2.7 KLVE (Span) 3.6 2.4 WMAQ (Ctry) 4.3 3.1 WCBS (News) 3.2 2.7 KWKW (Span) 2.9 2.3 WJMK(Gold) 2.0 2.9 WCBS-FM (Gold) 2.9 2.7 KTNQ (Span) 1.7 2.2 WCLR (AC) 3.1 2.8 WPIX (AC) 2.0 2.3 KMGG (AC) 1.2 2.1 WUSN (Ctry) 2.6 2.6 WHN (Ctry) 2.1 1.9 KMPC (BBnd) 1.7 1.8 WIND (Talk) 3.2 2.5 WRFM (Easy) 1.6 1.9 KIQQ (CHR) 1.8 1.7 WLS-FM (CHR) 3.9 2.4 WYNY (AC) 1.4 1.8 KDAY (Blk) 1.6 1.5 WFYR (AC) 2.1 2.2 WLTW (AC) 1.5 1.6 KRLA (Gold) 1.8 1.4 WJJD (BBnd) 2.0 2.1 WQXR-FM (Clas) 1.5 1.5 KLAC (Ctry) 1.2 1.4 WFMT (Clas) 2.3 2.0 WMCA (Talk) 1.1 1.4 KACE (Blk) 1.2 ' 1.3 WGCI (Blk) .8 1.4 WBAB (AOR) .9 1.1 KUTE (Urbn) 1.4 1.2 WAIT (BBnd) 1.0 1.2 WLIR (AOR) 1.0 1.1 KNOB (Easy) 1.1 1.1 WAGO (CHR) 1.0 1.1 WNCN-FM (Clas) .6 1.1 KHTZ (AC) 1.2 1.0 WJPC (Blk) 1.0 1.0

San Francisco KGO Remains On Top

Summer '84 Fall '84 KGO (N/T) 8.4 8.6 KYUU (AC) 5.0 6.9 KCBS (N/T) 3.4 5.0 KSOL (Urbn) 5.8 3.7 KFRC (CHR) 2.9 3.4 KIOI (AC) 2.8 3.4 KRQR (AOR) 2.3 3.3 KSAN (Ctry) 3.7 3.3 KBLX (Urbn) 3.2 3.1 KIQI (Span) - 3.0 KFOG (AOR) 2.1 2.8 KDIA (Blk) 2.2 2.6 KLOK-FM (AC) 1.8 2.6 KABL-FM (EM) 3.2 2.3 KMEL (CHR) 2.4 2.3 KNBR(Misc) 3.1 2.3 KSJO (AOR) 2.0 2.3 KNEW (Ctry) 1.9 2.2 KWSS (CHR) 2.6 2.2 KITS (CHR) 3.0 2.0 KSFO (Easy) 2.5 1.6 KJAZ (Jazz) 1.1 1.4 KBAY (BM) 1.6 1.3 KOIT-FM (Easy) 2.1 1.3 KOME (AOR) 2.7 1.3 KQAK (AOR) 2.6 1.2 KKHI-AM & FM (Clas) 1.9 1.1

KDFC-FM (Clas) . 1.0 1.0 KLIV (BBnd) 1.3 1.0 KYA (Gold) .5 1.0

St. Louis KMOX Tops 20

Summer '84 Fall '84 KMOX (Talk) 19.2 20.9 KSHE (AOR) 12.6 16.1 KMJM (Urbn) 10.4 9.9 KHTR (CHR) 6.7 6.9 KSD-FM (AC) 5.2 5.5 KWK (CHR) 7.5 5.1 WIL-FM (Ctry) 5.6 4.7 KEZK (BM) 4.3 4.4 KUSA (Ctry) 4.0 3.9 KYKY (AC) 2.6 3.2 WRTH (BBnd) 2.2 2.4 KXOK (Talk) 2.9 1.9 KGLD (Gold) 2.8 1.8 WIL (Ctry) .9 1.6 KCFM (Easy) .9 1.5 WZEN (Blk) 1.3 1.2 KADI (AC) 1.9 1.1

Philadelphia

WMMR Slips From Double Digits; KYW Climbs To Second; WCAU-FM, WEAZ

Notch Improvements Summer '84 Foil '84

WMMR (AOR) 10.6 9.0 KYW (News) 7.0 8.3 WCAU-FM (CHR) 6.8 7.4 WUSL (Urbn) 8.4 7.2 WEAZ (BM) 6.1 6.8 WCAU (Talk) 5.4 5.2 WDAS-FM (Blk) 4.8 5.2 WWDB (Talk) 4.5 5.2 WPEN (BBnd) 4.0 4.7 WYSP (AOR) 5.8 4.5 WIOQ (AOR) 3.4 3.8 WKSZ (AC) 2.1 3.4 WIP (AC) 3.3 3.1 WMGK (AC) 5.0 3.0 WXTU (Ctry) 2.1 2.3 WZGO (CHR) 2.8 1.9 WFLN-FM (Clas) 2.0 1.8 WDAS (Blk) .3 1.7 WFIL (Gold) 2.6 1.7 WSNI (AC) 2.2 1.6

Kansas City

KYYS Up Two, Grabs First; WDAF, KBEQ Lose Double Digits;

KUDL Top A/C Summer '84 Fall '84

KYYS (AOR) 7.8 9.6 WDAF (Ctry) 13.0 9.2 KBEQ (CHR) 11.2 8.7 KUDL (AC) 6.1 7.0 KLSI (AC) 6.6 5.9 KMBR (BM) 4.8 5.5 KZZC (CHR) 4.8 5.5 KCMO (N/T) 4.6 5.4 KKCI (AOR) 4.1 5.2 KFKF-FM (Ctry) 4.1 4.6 KPRS (Blk) 3.9 4.5 KMBZ (N/T) 3.4 4.4 KCMO-FM (Ctry) 6.3 4.1 KJLA (BBnd) 3.5 4.0 WHB (AC) 5.0 3.5 KCFX (AOR) 1.7 1.6 KXTR (Clas) 1.2 1.6 KCCV (Rel) .7 1.0

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W0-3B GOSH SY GOLLY — Host Garrison Keillor, Robin & Linda Williams, and the Butch Thompson Trio perform during a live broadcast of "Prairie Home Companion."

Is there life outside commercial radio? Is there an audience for a weekly national variety show, mixing eclectic musical styles with droll humor? Do you know the way to Lake Wobegon?

The answers to the first two questions are "yes" and "yes." "A Prairie Home Compa- nion" is an example of public radio's vitality, popularity, and success. "PHC," which celebrated its tenth anniversary last year, has grown from a local and regional program produced by the Minnesota Public Radio Network to a national phenomenon. Every Saturday at 5pm (CST) "A Prairie Home Companion" is broadcast via satellite over American Public Radio. For two hours each week, a faithful studio and national audience share in the lives and times of the Lake Wobegon, MN citizens. This week's column takes a closer look at this non-commercial phenomenon.

The Early Days "PHC" is the brainchild of Garrison

Keillor, the show's host and writer. The concept developed out of an article Keillor was writing for New Yorker magazine in 1974, when he was assigned to cover the last performance of the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. The aura of live radio stuck in Keillor's mind, and, when he returned to Minnesota where he had been host for MPR's early morning show, he presented an idea for a live radio "revival" to network President Bill Kling. Two months later the show was a reality.

From day one "PHC" has been performed live before a studio audience. The crowd on hand then regularly numbered only 25-30 in a hall that seated 400. Currently, the studio audience totals 1000+ members. Guests on the very first show included jazz pianist Butch Thompson and tenor Vem Sutton, who remain as regulars today. Ad- ditional guests included the Hall Brothers Jazz Band, the LeRoy Larsen Scandinavian Ensemble, and Pop Wagner — all of whom are still heard from time to time.

"Prairie Home Companion" was strictly a local program distributed by MPR until 1979, when it was broadcast to a national audience as part of a "Folk Festival USA" special. Due to listener response and the completion of a national network satellite system, the happenings at Lake Wobegon went national the following year. By the end of the first month of broadcasts, more than 60 stations were carrying the show, and by 1981 the number had increased to 193.

eclectic collection of music and humor," she says. "The format basically defies description, especially the 'News From Lake Wobegon,' which is actually a monologue that allows Garrison to go off on a long tangent about almost anything he wishes."

The typical two-hour, Saturday night program begins with the song "Hello, Love," followed by several selections played by the Butch Thompson Trio. Keillor introduces the sevening's guests (ranging from Chet Atkins to foreign music groups to tooth- tapping musicians), and then "Prairie Home Companion" is off and running. Mythical advertisers in Lake Wobegon sponsor individual show segments through

Tales Of The Wobegones The format hasn't changed much since

the early days, but Keillor admits that the producers did make an attempt to become a bit more serious. "We decided to quit fool- ing around with the re-creation of an old- time radio show," he says. "It was charm- ing up to a point, but after a while looseness starts to look like self-indulgence." Some diehard fans did resent the change, but Keillor and company did manage to tighten the reins. "The change was good for us," he adds.

Kathy De Moll, Director/Promotion & Public Relations at MPR, describes the program as a variety show, mixing ragtime, bluegrass, and traditional music with original comedy material. "It is a very

"Prairie Home Companion" describes Lake Wobegon, Minnesota as "the little town that time forgot, that the decades cannot improve, where ail the women are strong, all the men good-looking, and all the children above-average." The following compendium of program "sponsors" tells all:

• Bob's Bank: The friendly bank in the green mobile home on Main Street, where your money is safe and the door is always open, and where every check you write has a picture of Bob on it and the inscription "Cash this — they're friends of mine."

• Chatterbox Cafe: The place to go that's just like home, where the soup du jour is sour for sure.

• The Fearmonger's Shoppe: Located in the Dales and serving every phobia need since 1954.

• Jack's Auto Repair: All tracks lead to Jack's, where the bright flashing lights show the way to complete satisfaction. In God we trust; all others pay cash.

• Powdermilk Biscuits: Made from whole wheat raised by Norwegian bachelor farmers in the rich bottomlands of the Wobegon Valley. You know they're not only good, but they're also pure mostly.

• Raiph's Pretty Good Grocery: If you can't find it at Ralph's you can probably get along without it.

• The Sidetrack Tap: This is the dim little place on Main Street, the place to go to get away from home, where it's safe to be foolish. Don't sleep at our bar; we don't drink In your bed.

• Skogiund's Five & Dime: The store where you really do find things that cost only a nickel.

• Bertha's Kitty Boutique: What?

fictitious commercials, with Powdermilk Biscuits tagged as the "number one advertiser."

"Nothing else is like it," notes APR Manager Rhoda Marks. " 'Prairie Home Companion' is modeled after an old-time live radio variety show, mixing opera, classical guitar, and humorous commentary written entirely by Garrison. It is unique and tests the medium to its fullest. I know of no other radio program where an entire family gathers around for two hours each week and listens to it rather than regarding radio as background music."

One often-asked question about the program concerns Lake Wobegon's existence. Is it real, or is it Memorex? "No, there is no town in Minnesota named Lake Wobegon that I can show you," Keillor comments. "At least I'm not aware of one. But I would also have a hard time showing you the

Ninth Federal Reserve District, the Archdio- cese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, the Big Ten, or the upper middle class. Most people deal very comfortably with abstractions much more farfetched than Lake Wobegon, which is as real as my hands on my type- writer — and sometimes more real than that"

An extra feature dropped in periodically during the show is the reading of listener- submitted greetings. Some are humorous, some are sentimental, and others are dead serious. And all of them, Keillor explains, are real. "We get a couple hundred messages every week, and try to read about 70 or 80 over the air. They're mostly chosen at random, though I do give a preference to funny greetings, happy birthday wishes to very old people, and the serious messages such as 'I'll be on Flight 79 at 5:20pm Sun- day, not Flight 151 as I told you in the letter.'"

National And International Fame Funding for "Prairie Home Companion"

is provided by Cargill, Inc., a large food- processing company located in the Minne- apolis-St. Paul area. The program is currently carried by 252 stations across the United States, and reaches over two million listeners weekly. APR claims that it is the most popular — and biggest fundraiser — of any public radio program.

However, the show's popularity doesn't stop within the U.S. borders. In 1983 eight episodes of the program were produced for broadcast in Sweden. These shows met with such an enthusiastic reception that they were subsequently broadcast in Australia as well.

The show has also ventured out on the road on tour engagements, covering-both the local "Lake Wobegon" region and a national audience. These road shows have travelled to Boston, Washington, Los Angeles, and New York - playing to packed houses in each city.

One more item of note: How do you get to Lake Wobegon? Well, to hear a Lake Wobegoneon tell it, you can't get there from here - only on American Public Radio.

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The Countdowii (WO) Chaka Khan/Paul Hardcastle Countdown America With Jshf! L®ader (RKO) Cyndi Lauper Dick Clark's Rock, Roll, & Remember (US) Bobby Vee Dr. Osmento (WO) Valentine's Day Future Hits (WO) Bryan Adams/Phil Collins/Madonna The Great Sounds (US) Eddy Arnold Hot Ones (RKO) Foreigner King Biscuit Fiower Hour (ABOR) U2 Lea Arnold On A Country Road (MBS) Johnny Lee/Ricky Skaggs/Dolly Parton Musical! (WO) Valentine's Special Radio Tropico (NBCE) Pat Benatar Rare & Scratchy Rock & Roll (PIA) Dionne Warwick Rick Dees' Weekly Top 40 (US) Julian Lennon Rock Album Countdown (WO) John Fogerty/Autograph Rock Chronicles (WO) Worst Gigs Scott Shannon's Rockin' America Top 30 (WO) John Fogerty/Kool & The Gang/Chicago Silver Eagle (ABCE) Anne Murray/Alabama/Lee Greenwood Solid Qoid Saturday Night (RKO) Mamas & The Papas Top 30 USA (CBSR) Creedence Clearwater Revival Weekly Country Music Countdown (US) Barbara Mandrel!


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• In an expansion of its national advertising sales team, Westwood One has appointed Dsn Sassier and Nan Heller to positions within its New York sales office. Sessler, most recently with NBC Radio Networks, is now a National Account Manager with the company, responsible for in- teracting with clients in New York, Washington, and London. He began his radio career as an AE at CKLW/ Detroit, moving to the Edward Ret- ry Co. and later to RKO and CBS.

Heller has been named Director/ New Business Development, and will be in charge of developing new advertising business for network programs. She comes to Westwood One from RKO Radio Shows, where she was a Sales Manager. She started her broadcast career with Katz Com- munications as a Sales Assistant, later moving to Group W as Director/ Research, The following year she Joined Arbitron, then moved to RKO.

• David Rimmer, Producer/Week- end Programming at ABC Taikradlo, has been promoted to Operations Manager, East Coast. Rimmer will supervise day-to-day operations for various network programs in New York. He Joined ABC last year from NBC's Talknet, where he was Program Coordinator. He previously worked with WOR/New York as Producer and Executive Producer, and has also worked at WXLO-FM/New York.

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Comedy

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Laugh Machine (ASR) Eddie Murphy/George Carlin/

' Richard Pryor/Bill Cosby

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Entertainment

Assignment Hollywood (MBS) Duncan Regehr (2/4) Jaclyn Smith (2/5) Michael Keaton (2/6) Goldie Hawn (2/7) David Warner (2/8) Entertainment Coast-To-Coast (CBSR) John Fogerty/Duran Duran/Tom Cruise/

Robert Blake (2/2) On The Radio (NSBA) Huey Lewis (2/2) Screen Scenes (SOU) Ploughman's Lunch (2/4) Too Scared To Scream (2/5) Falcon & The Snowman (2/6- 7) Weekend Hits & Misses (2/8)

lifestyle

In Touch (CBSR) Shooting Star: Arming The Final Frontier Mind Games (RKOI) It'll Come To Me (2/4) Excuse Me (2/5) Halley's Comet (2/6) Happy Families (2/7) The Hollywood Killer (2/8) Smart Money (RKOI) Where To Put Your Money (2/4) Energy Investments (2/6) Liquidity In Limited Partnerships (2/8) Wsidanbooks Review (WO) Arthur C. Clark/"Rock Stars"/

John Jakes/"Lii!ian Hellman

Computer Program (PRN) Home office computing/electronic bulletin

boards/DOS vs. CP-M/computer shopping/travelling computers

Ed Busch Talk Show (AP) Car savings/insomnia/Dr. Mort Katz (2/2) TV hits & misses/prescription medicine (2/3)

Health Care (PIA) Focus On Sleep Disorders (2/3)

Jim Bohannon Show (MBS) Col. Charles Beckwith (2/9)

Larry King Show (MBS) Jeremy Rifkin/Harvey Price (2/4) Fred Downs/Paul Desmond (2/5) Sen. Joseph Biden/Sen. Nancy Kassebaum

(2/6) Peter Passell (2/7) Newt Gingrich (2/8)

News Blimp (PRN) Adopt-A-Ghost/Godzilla/compact discs/

raising the speed limit/boxing TKO?

Newsline Extra Ganging Up On America (2/4)

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Public Affairs (PIA) Previewing Four Americans In China (2/3)

(SBS) Something You Should Know Money Love (2/4-5) Interruptions (2/7) Running (2/8)

Sound Advice (PRN) Direct-to-disc/digital processing/

time delay/timing

Straight Talk Frost Bite (2/4) Health Clubs (2/5) Immune Systems (2/6) Ulcers (2/7) Pesticides (2/8)

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If you're getting tired of winter, several warm-weather programming posts are still open in a variety of formats: KFOG and KITS in San Francisco, WCKO/Ft. Lauderdale, and Dallas outlets WBAP & KSCS and KRQX.

Congrats to WMMS/ CLEVELAND, which for the sixth straight year was named the favorite radio station in Rolling

Stone's Reader's Poll. Runners-up were fellow AORs WDVE/PITTSBURGH and KZEW/ DALLAS. Will 'MMS ever be undone?

Our condolences to the family and friends of H.K. "BUD" CROWL, who died of a heart attack last Saturday (1 -26). A 35-year pioneer broadcaster, Bud Is credited for starting up the first fulltime Black-formatted FM station in the country at WDAO/DAYTON in 1964. He was also said to be first to introduce Talk and Country formats to the market. Bud, who was 70, had just completed the sale of WD AO and co-owned WAVI to Stoner Broadcasting.

Detroit insiders are buzzing that ex-WZUU/ Milwaukee morning team BUCK McWILLIAMS & CHRIS O'CONNOR will be joining WLLZ/ DETROIT for mornings . . . stay tuned next week for strange goings - on in the Motor City.

There are rumbles about the departure of several key on-air staffers when PD John Lander exits KKBQ-AM & FM/HOUSTON February 10. Insiders indicate they are working to keep everyone in place. While no one would confirm just who's threatening to leave, Street Talk hears that morning Zookeepers JOHN RIO and JACKIE ROBBINS figure prominently among those being asked to stay.

And why is everyone in Nashville buzzing about KX104? It must have something to do with PD MICHAEL MURPHY'S upcoming press conference, slated for this Monday (2-4).

If you've got great production pipes, better get a hold of WAPP/NEW YORK Operations Manager GERRY CAGLE immediately . . . While you're sealing up those T&Rs, don't forget that B104/BALTIMORE is in search of the ultimate night killer. Send your stuff to STEVE KINGSTON for this prime opening . . . If L.A.'s your destination, KFI Assistant PD STEVE LaBEAU is the man to know: he's reviewing candidates for the 6-1 Opm slot, since CHRIS KELLEY jumped ship for KRBE/ HOUSTON.

U.S.A. For Africa

Plans Ail-Star Project

What started out as HARRY BELAFONTE's seed has blossomed into an amazing bouquet of American talent, all in an effort to stem the African famine crisis. The folks at KEN KRAGEN & CO., who put the wheels in motion, tell us that concern for the plight of starving Africans brought nearly every U.S. superstar together Monday (1-28) for an all-night recording of a single/video called "We Are The World," produced by QUINCY JONES.

The musical coalition is called the "United Support of Artists for Africa," and features, on one 45, LIONEL RICHIE, MICHAEL JACKSON (cowriters), BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, BOB DYLAN, STEVIE WONDER, DIANA ROSS, TINA TURNER, BILLY JOEL, STEVE PERRY, PAUL SIMON, KENNY ROGERS, HALL & OATES, KIM CARNES, DAN AYKROYD, LINDSEY BUCKINGHAM, RAY CHARLES, HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS, SHEILA E., JAMES INGRAM, JACKSONS, WAYLON & WILLIE, CYNDI LAUPER, AL JARREAU, DIONNE WARWICK, KENNY LOGGINS, BETTE MIDLER, JEFFREY OSBORNE, and more. Some sing one line, others join in on the 46-member chorus, in a format similar to the recent Band Aid single.

Which labels the 45 and video Jl will be on have yet to be

designated, but look for the record to be out in 6-8 weeks. Every

expense in the project was donated, and all proceeds go to U.S.A. For Africa, which is directed by MARTY ROGOL. Steve Perry summed up the artists' views when he told R&R, "It's one of the reasons I'm so glad to be in this business, because I actually get to do something for someone who really needs it."

Three-year WSB-FM/ATLANTA Program Manager DONNA BRAKE has left the station. Acting PM is consultant MARY CATHERINE SNEED; to apply for this major A/C gig, contact M.C. at (404) 897-7591.

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A&M consultant HOWARD ROSEN has announced he will now be offering his services to other labels. Call him at (213) 656-7720.

Z102/SAVANNAH OM BRADY McGRAW adds the PD duties to his title. At co-owned WSGA, programmer STU WRIGHT has rejoined WORG/ORANGEBURG, SC as PD/- morning man.

Sad to note that WTLC/INDIANAPOLIS personality RON BUTLER passed away of a heart attack last week. He was only 34.

Look tor B94/ PITTSBURGH Assistant PD/MD and afternoon personality BRUCE KELLY to become the new morning maniac for big bucks at WHTT/BOSTON. No word on a replacement in Steeltown.

JOE MONTIONE & ASSOCIATES has hung its shingle out to consult CHR properties. Current clients include WILK & WTLQ/Wilkes- Barre, PA and WZLD/Columbia, SC. Contact Joe at (717) 675-1291.

Get-well wishes to ARISTA VP/Promotion DON IENNER, who's nursing his knee after a skiing injury.

Baby talk: Is this what it means to follow in management's footsteps? Just hours after WAGE/

— LEESBURG, VA GM PAUL DRAISEY and wife Donna welcomed new son KYLE ANDREW to the world, PD STEVE PORTER and his wife Victoria brought forth daughter CHRISTINE ANDRE.



From Radio to Records goes longtime WFBR/BALTIMORE MD ANDY SZULINSKI. He's now the Virginia-Maryland-D.C. Regional

Promotion Manager for POLYGRAM. Andy's replacement at 'FBR is BOB MOKE.

WMAL/WASHINGTON Account Exec PAUL ROBINSON has been named Exec, VP of HANNAHAN COMMUNICATIONS, which expects to have a new FM on the air in Charleston, SC by March 1. Robinson, a former PD at WLTT/Washington and WLIR/ Long Island, will also serve as VP/GM of the new station.

Musical Chairs: Down in Florida, DOUG MATTHEWS is WFYV/JACKSONVILLE's new President/GM ... In the Great White North, TONY GATES is out as Operations Manager at WLAV/GRAND RAPIDS . . . Former WMGV/Oshkosh PD BRAD FUHR is the new programmer at WZOK/ROCKFORD . . . and BRIAN TAYLOR segues from PD duties at KODS/DULUTH to the same at WAPL/ APPLETON, while MD MIKE KELLER is upped to the PD chair at KQDS ... At KWAV/ MONTEREY, Asst. PD/MD MICHAEL READING gains the PD post, taking over for SCOTT O'BRIEN, who heads for the MD chair at KRLA/LOS ANGELES.

WGIR(AM)/MANCHESTER, NH has dropped A/C for a full-fledged News/Talk approach, relying primarily on ABC Talkradlo and NBC Talknet. News Director KEVIN HAMILTON has been upped to Operations Manager to oversee the new format.

JEFF LUCIFER (aka JEFF PRAHM) has resigned his VP/GM position with San Diego- based GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS, and is ready for a new radio programming challenge: (619) 672-2424 . . . Former WFIL/ PHILADELPHIA PD JAY MEYERS is also looking: (215)363-5656.

What were 0107/ WASHINGTON'S morning team ELLIOTT & WOODSIDE doing hobnobbing with President and

Nancy Reagan? Turns out they were invited to be guests at an exclusive superstar reception following the inaugural ceremonies. The two then emceed the Inaugural Youth Ball at the D.C. Armory. Better be nice to these guys — they have connections.

WMYX/MILWAUKEE has Bruce Kelly lured away 11 -year

morning veteran VAL McGINNISS from WBAM/MONTGOMERY to handle AM drive. Not too many other female broadcasters are getting the chance to handle a major market morning show these days . . . can you name any others?

Changing signs: KKMI/ SEATTLE plans to pick up new calls KOCK. Across town, new FM KRAB will submerge those calls for

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Deep Purple (artist's conception): Return of the perfect strangers

lyrics continue to tickle readers' memories. From the Country side, Rob Ryan of KKAT/Ogden came up with "Grandma's Song" by Gail Davies; Rosanne Cash's "Blue Moon With Heartache"; "Ode To Billie Joe" by Bobbie Gentry; "Danny's Song" and "Annie's Song" (nice rhyme) by Anne Murray and John Denver, respective-

Chicago today: hitting new heights

ly; and "Carroll County Accident" by Porter Wagoner. With country music's pen- chant for story/saga songs, there are probably a lot more examples of this sort.

Michael Linah, a master of musical minutiae, brought up a couple more irrelevant titles: "Long Train Running" by the Doobie Bros, and, from the dawn of pop, "The Thing" by Phil Harris. He also quite

Wanderers take it on the Lamm

correctly points out that Bob Dylan's rainy day women were actually #12 and #35, not #37 as I misremembered.

Meanwhile, WKZO/Kalamazoo air personality Ray Williams was caught up in the "Ego Rock" topic, songs in which singers drop their own names. He cites the Mamas & Papas' "Creeque Alley" (which would qualify for the irrelevant titles section, too); Sam & Dave's "Soothe Me" ("They call us Sam & Dave"); and Archie Beil & The Drells' "Tighten Up" with its immortal intro, "Hi, I'm Archie Bell of the Drells from Houston, Texas." Also cited by Ray: Jimi Hendrix's "Fire" ("Let Jimi take over"), the Sweet's "Ballroom Blitz," Boyce & Hart's "I Wonder What She's Do- ing Tonight," and New Edition's "Cool It Now," which mentions four members.

More Turkey Jive The one column to which I didn't ex-

pect any additions was the one about Thanksgiving songs, mainly because there aren't many. But if anybody could find Thanksgiving songs, it's the radio experts in R&R's reading audience. So I shouldn't have been surprised when All Hit Radio OM Paul Power came up with "Jive Turkey" by the Ohio Players (I should have been embarrassed for forgetting about it, though, and I was, believe me). And WILI/Willimantic, CT OM Wayne Norman suggested "Thank You Girl" and "And Your Bird Can Sing" by the Beatles, plus another perfectly appropriate record, "Be Thankful For What You've Got" by William DeVaughn. Not to be outdone, Wayne also made the first suggestion for Washington's Birthday: "Cherry Pie" by either Skip & Flip or Marvin & Johnny. Meanwhile, I'll be staying up nights preparing my definitive list of songs for Arbor Day.

ONE YEAR AGO TODAY

PETE SCHULTE UPPED TO SR. VP OF HARTE-HANKS RADIO RICHARD HOLCOMB GM AT WMKE & WBCS/MILWAUKEE DON KELLY NAMED GM AT WMAR/BALTIMORE GREG GILLISPIE NAMED PD AT WOVE/PITTSBURGH JOHN STEVENS UPPED TO SURREY NATIONAL PD TIM SMITH NAMED PD AT WGRO/BUFFALO #1 CHR: "Karma Chameleon" — Culture Club (Virgin/Epic) (3rd week) #1 A/C: "An Innocent Man" — Billy Joel (Columbia) #1 Black: "Yah Mo Be There" — James Ingram & Michael McDonald (QwestA/VB) #1 Country: "Stay Young" — Don Williams (MCA) (2nd week) #1 AOR Track: "Jump" — Van Halen (WB) (4th week) #1 LP; "1984" — Van Halen (WB) (2nd week)

FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

GUENTER HENSLER NAMED PRESIDENT OF POLYGRAM CLASSICS #1 CHR: "Longer" — Dan Fogelberg (Full Moon/Epic) #1 A/C: "September Morn" — Neil Diamond (Columbia) #1 Black: "I Shoulda Loved Ya" — Narada Michael Walden (Atlantic) (4th week) #1 Country: "Love Me Over Again" — Don Williams (MCA) #1 LP: "The Wall" — Pink Floyd (Columbia)

TEN YEARS AGO TODAY

KEN DOWE NAMED VP AT WATERMAN BROADCASTING #1 CHR: "Mandy"\— Barry Manilow (Arista) (4th week) #1 A/C: "Best Of My Love" — Eagles (Asylum) (2nd week) #1 Country: "City Lights" — Mickey Gilley (Playboy) #1 LP: "Heart Like A Wheel" — Linda Ronstadt (Capitol)

Heavy Meta! Hits 1978-84 Year AOR LP Hit Share 1978 2.4% 1979 4.1 1980 6.2 1981 11.4 1982 14.0 1983 13.4 1984 14.0

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EXCEPTIONS TO THE RULE

Prince has set another record for Warner Bros., becoming the first artist in its history to score three straight gold singles ("When Doves Cry," "Let's Go Crazy," "Purple Rain"). All three, of course, went to No. 1 in R&R.

Redwood recording artist Holly Near has been named one of Ms. magazine's 12 "Women Of The Year."

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Chicago As Cubs

Chicago's career, hard as it is to imagine for a stretch of time amounting to 16 years and even more Roman numerals, seems to be peaking right now. In their first successful era (1970-79), they had 21 Top 40 entries but only one No. 1, "If You Leave Me Now" in 1976. In the two and a half years of their Warners/Full Moon renaissance, they've come up with three No. 1 s, including two in a row with "Hard Habit To Break" and now "You're The In- spiration."

Portions of the band played together in the Chicago area as the Big Thing before changing their name to the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) and then simply to the city name itself (starting a minitrend — still with us — of groups naming themselves after cities and states). About half the group appears on an early 1968 record by another Chicago area band, the Mauds, called "Drown In My Own Broken Dreams."

Previously, two of the future Chicagoans made nationally-released records. Robert Lamm was in a group called the Wanderers, and wrote "The Only Time," the flip side of a single they put out around 1965. Peter Cetera played bass in a locally-prominent band first called Kal David & The Exceptions, who had at least three singles under that name, then the Exceptions, and then, as the '60s wore on and plural group names became singular, the Exception. The last-named incarnation had three singles on Capitoi, including a version of the Beach Boys' "The Girl From New York City."

While they still retained their "s," the Excep-

tions recorded a strange disk in 1966 called "Rock 'N' Roll Mass." A five-track, 7-inch EP, the record was an attempt to rock up Catholic liturgy, much in the manner of the Electric Prunes' later "Mass In F Minor" LP. While its popularity was strictly limited. Cetera at least, once Chicago hit, was able to go on to a different kind of "mass" appeal.

Chicago's Peter Cetera (second from left) amasses early rock & roll experience (note very hip violin-shaped bass)

Radio has faith in Billy Joel

Continuing my series of statistical wrap-ups on the past year, I followed up on an earlier look at the percentage of heavy metal making up the Top 15 AOR LP hits. This survey goes back only to 1978, for two reasons: R&R's Year-End Records That Reached Top 15 charts start for AOR that year, and there is very little metal represented before 1978 (actually before 1980). Heavy metal artists were steady in 1984, ' ». * j

matching their peak of 14%, first achieved in 1982, and rebounding a bit from 1983's lil|l .. . slight dip. As usual, classifications of metal i V

artists were decided by Steve Feinstein and me, leaning toward the generous side for the metal specialists. It will be interesting ■ to see if the metal form, recipient of a ton of consumer press lately, will be able to grow any further at AOR in 1985.

Ratt: Too shy to put their picture on the cover, but bold enough for an AOR hit

Krokus: AOR blitz from Switzerland

Joel Rolls To Sixth Breaker Billy Joel's "Keeping The Faith" became

a CHR Breaker, the sixth from the "An In- nocent Man" album, following "Tell Her About It," "Uptown Girl," the title cut, "The Longest Time," and "Leave A Tender Moment Alone." The six place Joel in the alltime No. 2 slot for most Breakers from one LP, trailing only Michael Jackson's "Thriller" set of seven.

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Charity

Because Britain's Band Aid project seems carefully supervised, the millions raised for Ethiopian relief by "Do They Know It's Christmas" should find their way to Africa by this summer. Despite setbacks like the British government's decision to skim about $750,000 in taxes, project instigator Bob Geldof points out that less than six months is relatively swift for this sort of thing, and some prior examples seem to bear him out.

It was on February 9, 1982 that George Harrison was finally able to present UNICEF chairman Hugh Downs a check tor $8.8 million raised by the 1971 Harrison-organized "Concert For Bangladesh." Apple had sent $2 million in relief in 1972; then its Bangladesh funds were impounded as part of a nine-year IRS audit of the company. With Third World suffering unabated, UNICEF was probably still happy to get the money when it did.

Beatle Infestation Even without the 21 at anniversary of the Beatles' "Ed Sullivan" appearance this week, they seem fairly omnipre-

sent in this week's data. Here's the rest of this week's Beatle dates in one place. Feb. 4: One day after the group appointed Ailon Klein as manager, Lee Eastman is named to handle business af-

fairs for Apple Corp. (1969). (Warning: some sources date this as Feb. 9.) Feb. 5: Barrett Strong, original writer/artist on "Money," born (1941). Feb. 6: The New York Post discovers Charles Manson s obsession with the "White Album" (1970), "Instant Kar-

ma" released in Britain (1970), Yoko One's "Walking On Thin Ice" released (1981), the surviving Beatles gather at Monserrat to record "All Those Years Ago," and the intrepid Post once again describes it as a group reunion (1981).

Feb. 7: Beatles arrive in New York (1964), George Harrison has tonsils removed (1965), "Nowhere Man" released (1966), Badfinger's "Come And Get It" released (1970).

Feb. 8: Beatles fan club officially disbands (1972). Feb. 9: Wings begin their UK barnstorming tour with a surprise appearance at the Univ. of Nottingham (1972).

"Jet" released as a single (1974). Feb. 10: Beatles sever the remainder of their Brian Epsteln/NEMS ties to form Apple (1968). BritRail agrees not

to tear down the Cavern Club for at least another three months (1973). Guess Who

The South had Sam Cooke. Detroit had Jackie Wilson. On the West Coast, the seminal R&B crooner was probably Jesse Belvin. Born in Texarkana but a Southlander since age five, Belvin began recording with Big Jay McNee- iy's band at 15. He emerged from the Army as a songwriter (his best-known song was the Penguins' "Earth Angel"), half of Marvin & Jessie ("Dream Girl"), and the spiritual head of LA. doowop. His first solo hit, "Goodnight My Love," became Aian Freed's closing theme (and the last song played at dancers for years afterwards). Freed brought him to New York and RCA and he notched two more hits, "Guess Who" and "Funny," before being killed in an auto accident on February 6, 1960. R&B balladeers over two decades have claimed Belvin as an influence. Two who showed it on record were Tavares, who released "Goodnight My Love" as their 1977 followup to "Whodunit," and Larry Graham, who remade "Guess Who" in 1981.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 1969/Johnny Winter signs with CBS 1971/Chicago gets gold for "Chicago III." 1975 Louis Jordan dies. 1983 Karen Carpenter dies of a heart attack. Birthday, Alice Cooper (despite competing claims of 12/25) 1948.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 1972 Paul Simon goes solo with the release of "Mother & Child Reunion." Nei! Young's "Heart Of Gold" is also

released on this day. 1979/Pointer Sisters get a gold single for "Fire." Birthdays: Al Koopor 1944, Nigel Olsson 1949, Cory Wells (Three Dog Night) 1942, Bob Marley would be

40, ASsx Harvey would be 50.

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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 1976/Vince Guaraidi, who, despite having a legitimate hit with "Cast Your Fate To The Wind," remains best-

known for his "Peanuts" scores, dies of a heart attack at age 47. Birthdays: Fabian 1943; Natalie Cole, 1950; Punky Meadows (Greg Giuffria's ex co-Angel), 1950.

THURSDAY,FEBRUARY 7 1970/"Bridge Over Troubled Water" released. 1979/Stephen Stills does the first digital rock recordings. 1980/Pink Floyd begins the "Wall" tour of the U.S.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 1968/Bllnd Faith formed. 1973/Max Yasgur dies. 1973/Carly Simon gets gold for "You're So Vain." 1980/David & Angela Bowie divorced. Birthdays: John Williams (the soundtrack composer, not the classical guitarist) 1932, Barry Mann 1939, Tom

Rush 1941, John Ford Coley 1948.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 1981/Bill Haiey dies. Birthdays: Carole King 1942, Barbara Lewis 1944. Ernest Tubb would be 71.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10 \ 1968/Sly & The Family Stone's "Dance To The Music" released.

1971/Albert Hall officials ban Frank Zappa because they didn't like "200 Motels." 1979/"Sultans Of Swing" released in U.S. Birthdays: Donovan 1946, Roberta Flack 1943, Peter Allen 1944.

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Myrick Finds A Network

Gary Myrick has inked with Network Records and should be releasing a new album on the Geffen-distributed label by late March. Celebrating the signing fl-r) are Network's John Brodey, Myrick, Geffen's Christina Anthony and Marko Babineau, and Network President Al Coury.

Schlitz Rocks For Martell

Elf man Sings So Lo

While promoting the "Schlitz Rocks America " radio contest, Whitten Pell of the Marketing Entertainment Group of America stopped by CBS to donate $5000 to the T.J. Martell Foundation for Leukemia and Cancer Research, The presentation was made on behalf of Texas stations KZEW/DaUss, KLOL/Houston. KLBJ/Austin, KNCN/Sinton, and KXZL/San Antonio. Shown (l-rl are Tony Martell and Whitten Pell.

Campbell Comes By Atlantic

RCA artist Richard "Dimples" Fields recently guested at several L A. high schools to discuss the importance of education. Fields is working under the sponsorship of KGFJ/Los Angeles; Dion Promotional, Entertainment and Dis- co Service; and RCA Records. Pictured after a recent show (l-rl are Fields's manager Belinda Wilson, RCA s Basil Marshall, Washington High School principal George McKenna, Fields, RCA's Lygia Brown-Guy, and Dion of Dion, Promotional, Entertainment and Disco Service.

Quiet Riot Gets Loud

Atlantic America's Glen Campbell visited Atlantic headquarters in New York recently to discuss his "Letter To Home" LP. Pictured (l-r) are Atlantic Presi- dent Doug Morris, Campbell, and Sr. VP Vince Faraci.

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fl/or me) w!Tlabel executives after a recent show in New York. Picked backstage ll-r) are band members Carlos Cavazo, Kevin DuBrow, and Frankie Banali, E/P/A VP/GM Tony Martell, Quiet Riot s Rudy Sarzo, E/P/A s Steve Einczig, and Quiet Riot manager Warren Entner.

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Danny Elf man took the opportunity to sing some songs from his debut solo album So Lo while touring the West Coast with his band Oingo Boingo. Pictured backstage after a show (l-r) are MCA s Glen Lajeski and VP Steve Moir, Elf man MCA VP Thorn Trumbo. Exec. VP Richard Palmese, and VPs Harold Sulman and John Schoenberger.

Capitol staff members surprised Tubes singer Fee Waybill during a recent show when they began handing out wax Hps to his audience. (Waybill s solo LP is called "Read My Lips.") Smiling (l-r) are Capitol's Larry Hathaway and Susan Epstein, Waybill, and Capitol's Rob Gordon.

RETAIL

"BUSTING OUT IN SALES; MOVED PROM # 16 TO # 10 THIS WEEK."

JERRY BASSINS ONE STOP/MIAMI - Mario Alayon

"BRONSKI BEAT HAS BEEN A SMASH SINCE DAY ONE...# 1 ON

OUR CHART."

TOWER RECORDS/NEW YORK - Steve Harmon, LP Buyer

"THE BRONSKI BEAT LP HAS CONSISTENTLY BEEN TOP 10 SINCE IT

CAME OUT AND HAS MOVED TO #4 THIS WEEK FOR OUR

50 STRAWBERRIES STORE CHAIN."

CAMBRIDGE ONE STOP/FRAMINGHAM, MA - Dave Alexander (LP Buyer)

"THE BRONSKI BEAT LP IS THE § 1 ALBUM THE LAST TWO WEEKS

AND THE HOTTEST SELLING ALBUM IN MONTHS."

RECORD BAR/ (LENOX) ATLANTA, OA - Mary Pittari

"THE BRONSKI BEAT ALBUM IS OUR BIGGEST SELLER. EVERY TIME

WE GET ANY KIND OF RE-ORDER BACK INTO THE STORE WE SELL OUT

BOTH THE ALBUM AND THE CASSETTE."

RECORD TOWN/DETROIT - Ellen Cuthbertson (Store Manager)

RADIO

"IT'S AN ABSOLUTELY HYPNOTIC RECORD! IT IS A SONG THAT GRABS

YOU-AND YOU CAN'T GET THE MELODY OUT OF YOUR HEAD! THERE

HAVE BEEN KILLER SALES FROM DAY 1!!"

CHARLIE QUINN/WHTT - Boston

"HUGE REACTION RECORD. IMMEDIATE SALES AND REQUESTS."

JOHN YOUNG/Z93 - Atlanta

"HUGE PHONES FROM INITIAL PLAY. REQUESTS HAVE TRANSLATED

TO IMMEDIATE SALES WITH TOP 10 AND EVEN SOME # 1 REPORTS

FROM RETAIL."

JEFF McCartney/94Q - Atlanta

MCA RECORDS DELIVERING THE MUSIC OF THS S&'S


Bordonaro Directs Sales

For Mt Wilson Broadcasting

Bob Bordonaro, GSM at KKGO/ Los Angeles, has been promoted to Corporate Director of Sales by parent company Mt. Wilson Broadcasting. Bordonaro will direct sales efforts for KKGO, its AM KKAR/Hesperia (debuting later this year), KRTR & KSHO- TV/Honolulu, and KSHQ-TV/Ko- na, HI (under construction).

Bordonaro commented, "It's a new position that's been created out of necessity, because we're putting on the AM station here. I'll keep my duties here at KKGO. It's exciting to get an overview of the company."

Bob Bordonaro Before joining KKGO two and a

half years ago, Bordonaro was Manager of the RKO Radio Sales office in Los Angeles.

Wright Completes

Chrysalis Purchase

Chrysalis Records principal Chris Wright has concluded the acquisition of the Chrysalis Or- ganization on a worldwide basis from partner Terry Ellis, who resigned to pursue personal business interests.

Wright commented, "I am delighted that Terry Ellis and I have amicably concluded this very complicated deal in a way that enables the Chrysalis artists and staff to continue the dynamic growth of the company."

As part of the changes, UK Man- aging Director Doug D'Arcy becomes Managing Director of Chrysalis Records International Ltd., while Director/A&R Roy Eldridge assumes D'Arcy's former post. The moves reflect the

company's plans to strengthen Chrysalis's UK operation and international expansion.

Stiker Continued from Page 1

terest in crosstown WYNZ. He previously managed KFWD (now KTXQ)/Ft. Worth, the Meredith Radio Division, and WHEN/Syracnse. He also held various sales and programming posts with WBEN/Buffalo, WITH/Baltimore, NBC, and Blair. "I'm very happy to be working for Metromedia," he told R&R. "This is a top-flight station with a great crew ... I couldn't ask for more."

Campbell Upped To PD

At WSIX-AM & FM

WSIX-AM & FM/Nashville Asst. PD Wayne Campbell has been named PD for both Country outlets. Former PD Gerry House will concentrate on his morning show and other talent-oriented endeavors in Nashville, including songwriting and TV work.

VP/GM Cecil Thomas told R&R, "Wayne is a young, energetic, talented young man who has proven himself most capable. Gerry still serves as a programming advisor for Wayne and myself, while devoting full energies to his morning show."

Campbell joined WSIX as Pro-

duction Director in late 1980 and has been Asst. PD since early 1983. Previously, he was OM for WDXR/Paducah. Campbell said, "The promotion was just the natural evolution of things, as Gerry is involved in a lot of things around town. A couple of years ago, management saw the need to give him some help while gradual- ly developing someone to take over when it made sense. I ap- preciate the room to grow that management has allowed me here, and I look on this as a challenge to keep WSEX among the leaders in Nashville."

DeNigris Continued from Page 3

DeNigris joined CBS Records in 1977 as an Inventory Specialist in Chicago. He became the Minneapolis LPM in 1980 after working in sales positions for three years throughout the Midwest. DeNigris said, "In the past two years. Epic has literally re- written music and recording history. I'm looking forward to my new position and working with the best national and local promotion staffs in the industry."

Succeeding DeNigris in Minneapolis is Tom Genetti, who transfers from his post as LPM in Cincinnati. Shelley Mori, formerly Singles Coordinator for CBS Records in Cleveland, takes over Genetti's duties.

BRAD MESSER

Newsroom Source Books

Talk about planning ahead! Station Promo- tions Coordinator Janet Gibbons of WMAG (Magic 99.5 FM) in High Point, NC is already working on a project for 1986, a station calendar to be distributed to clients and listeners. She telephoned to ask for reliable sources of celebrity birthdates and historical highlights.

Within a week she wrote, "I want to thank you very much for suggesting "The Daily Planet Almanac" and "The World Almanac 1985" to me. Both publications are WONDER- FUL! I feel that buying the two books was one of the best $10 investments the station could have made. Not only will they come in handy for our station calendar, but the tidbits contained in both books will be food for on-air banter for the months to come. I had a great time this weekend just browsing through the two books."

"The World Almanac & Book of Facts 1985" (Newspaper Enterprise Ass'n, NYC) is a rich resource, promoted as containing "more than a million facts." They include the top news stories of the past year, current phone numbers

and mailing addresses of major US corporations and major foreign companies' American headquarters, and indexed facts from Abbreviations to the number of Zoroastrians in the world. I don't know where one could possibly buy more information for $4.95, and entbusiastically recommend it for every newsroom, not only for quick fact-finding but also as an almost endless source of story ideas.

"The Daily Planet Almanac" (Avon Books, NYC) isn't very useful in a newsroom, but is pretty handy for deejays who want a very brief summary of each day's anniversaries and birthdates. I've found some factual errors in the DPA in the past few years (who's perfect?), but still find it well worth the $3.95.

If you're after glitzy stuff such as National Hotdog Week and Hammerhead Shark Day, you may want to browse through the venerable "Chase's Calendar of Annual Events" (about $10 from Contemporary Books, Inc., Chicago).

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4 — Six states withdrew from the United States of America and established a new nation 124 years ago today, the Confederate States of America (1861). The original Confederate States were South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana.

Charles Lindbergh bom 1902. Demountable (quick-changeI car tire patented 1913. Hitler seized German army and put Nazis in key positions 1938. The United Service Organizations (USO) founded 1941. Patty Hearst kidnapped from Berkeley by SLA 1974.

Alice Cooper (Vincent Fumier) 37. Actress Cheryl Miller 42. Former Argentina Chief of State Isabel Peron 54. Feminist Betty Fried an (Betty Naomi Goldstein) 64. Actress and director Ida Lupino 67.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 — An unarmed nuclear weapon was accidentally dropped into the Atlantic 27 years ago today from a B-57 bomber involved in a mid-air collision (1958). The hydrogen bomb sank into the ocean off Savan- nah, Georgia, and has never been recovered.

Sir Robert "Bobbie" Feel bom 1788: he founded the London Metropolitan Police, whose officers are still nicknamed "bobbies". Disney's "Peter Pan" premiered 1953.

Full Snow moon. Al Kooper 41. Craig Morton 42. Roger Staubach 43. Hank Aaron 51. Red Buttons (Aaron Chwatt) 66. Norton Simon 78. John Carradine 79.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6 — France became the first nation to recognize the United States as an independent country on this date in 1778, about three years after the beginning of the American Revolution.

George Herman "Babe" Ruth bom 1895. A hurricane generated a 112-foot wave in the Pacific in 1933, the world's highest wave. England's King George VI died and Princess Elizabeth became Queen in 1952. Alan Shepard played golf on the moon 1971.

Natalie Cole 35. Fabian (Fabian Anthony Forte) 42. Actress Zsa Zsa (Sari) Gabor 62. President Ronald Reagan 74. At- torney Louis Nizer 83.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7 — Walt Disney's animated movie "Pinocchio" premiered 44 years ago in 1940, based on a story published in Italy in 1882. The original Italian story, about a wooden puppet who wants to become a real boy, began with these words; "Once upon a time there was a piece of wood. That's all. Nothing fancy. A plain little log.

John Deere (steel plow inventor) bom 1804. Baltimore business district fire destroyed 2600 buildings 1904. Beatles first arrived USA 1964. Federal election campaign spending limits became law 1972. USSR completed 236-inch astronomical telescope, the world's largest, in 1976. Two space shuttle astronauts became the first men to fly untethered in space 1984. Presi- dent Reagan ordered 1400 US Marines out of Lebanon 1984.

Civil rights activist Huey Newton 43.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8 — What's the highest number of people ever to be in space at one time? Eight. One year ago today, the Russians had three cosmonauts aboard Soyuz-10 while five American astronauts orbited in the shuttle Challenger (1984).

Jules Verne bora 1828. Boy Scouts of America incorporated 1910. WWI Stars and Stripes weekly newspaper began 1918. First gas chamber execution (Nevada) 1924. Three-man crew ended final Skylab space station mission after 84 days 1974.

Jack Lemmon 60. S&turd&y (2-9) US Weather Bureau established 1870. Beatles on Ed Sullivan TV show 1964. First Boeing 747 test flight

1969. Soviet leader Yuri Andropov died 1984. Carole King 43. Roger Mudd 57. Sunday (2-10) First gold record 1942, Glenn Miller's "Chattanooga Choo-Choo" on RCA. Donovan (Donovan Leitch)

39. Roberta Flack 46. Robert Wagner 55. First Class postage increased to 22-cents a week from today on Sunday 2-17.

JOHM LEfWON: THE HISTORY OF A STAR A two-hour musical biography radio special to celebrate the anniversary of the Beatles' arrival in the U.S.

Very affordable, very salable. For demo and further information call: (904) 471-3250.

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JACK WAGNER "PremonitkMf

Something so certain, /ft almost scary.

Consider yourself warned.

There's talk at the top of the charts. Something is rumbling, causing commotion rising fast. It's happened before, but not quite like this. There's a sense of

something approaching: a visitor who might decide to stay.

Number Five is nervous. Number Two is gritting its teeth. But the position most concerned is Number One. "It's me that he wants!"

These positions have every right to be concerned. They are being watched; approached; singled out. "Premonition" is the new Jack Wagner single, and it's

headed your way. So pay attention to that funny feeling. It could be trying to tell you something.

Casting shadows, sending chills. "Premonition" is the only word for it.

Produced by Glen Ballard and Clif Magness

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July 4th

With one exception (thanks to former In- terior Secretary James Watt), Q107 has sponsored the Beach Boys in concert at the Washington Monument on July 4th for the past five years. With crowds as large as 580,000, it takes a lot of legwork to pull off this massive promotion.

"We start renegotiating next year's event on July 5th," explained Marty. "It's hard to imagine it not being a Q107 event, so we work hard with the National Park Service all year 'round on some of their events to ensure that the necessary permits and cooperation needed will be there. This year we w^re involved with their New Year's Eve celebration. We brought in the Four Tops and local talent to play at the old Post Office Pavilion. The event was shown on two huge outdoor screens, along with the celebration from Times Square."

WORDS FROM THE WISE

Big Time Promotions

Made (Fcrir/yj Easy

What goes into putting oh a major outdoor promotion? QlOS/Tampa Promotion Direc- tor Voncile Anderson and QlOT/Washington Promotion Director Marty Wall and Assis- tant Viviehne Vaughan talk about their more spectacular promotional undertak- ings.

What's Hot And What's Not Any successful radio station has a lot of

people coming at it for promotions, and with summertime just around the comer, now is the time to firm up those plans. But how do you decide? Voncile said, "We look for trends. Sales keeps us aware of the possible clients who want to work with us.


Raft Race

Where's The Beach?

With the growing number of competitive radio stations in each market (not to mention within the same format), promotion is an all- important element in setting your station apart from the rest of the pack.

Beside the obvious on-air contesting that I ^ ; • ^ almost all formats employ, getting out in ajp' • • •; .jSfcw . | the market to kiss hands and shake babies ir xTF will help win your station a lot of listeners. I * j > > y How you do it is up to you, but the more I i jEt iHEI 'BL 1

spectacular the event, the more attention ' V will be drawn to those calls. That could ^ j % translate into bigger shares. fpjfr*" WWT It

Here's the tough part: Putting a major * AMb , 1 extravaganza together for a Sunday after- ) noon is not something you do on Friday at ^ | 3pm. To achieve the desired response, out- w. ^ door events take lots of planning, legwork, « 1 attention to detail, and money! When you go k outside, put your best foot forward. Other- * IF" wise, all of the time, effort, and (gulp) Marty Wall and Vivienne Vaughan money will be wasted.

Q107's seventh annual Beach Party is planned again this year for the second Saturday in June at Lake Fairfax. Complete with bands and celebrity hosts (last year's were Marshall Crenshaw and Cathy Lee Crosby), this family-oriented event features a menu of hot dogs, hamburgers, chips, and Pepsi. No alcohol is allowed, as the bash is held at a public park. With all the serving done by a caterer, Q107 staffers try to be as visible and helpful as possible while thousands watch, listen, eat, and relax.

The station used to stage an annual "Block now the East Coast's largest one-day street Party" sponsored by Coca-Cola. Permits were needed to close off the streets, but obtaining permission from 80% of the affected mer- chants became difficult. Instead, Q107 has become the official radio host for the city- sponsored "Adams-Morgan Day" event. It's

festival, boasting a turnout of over 250,000 people inside a four-block area. With six stages and 350 booths offering food and han- dicrafts. there is plenty of visibility for the station. Last year Rick Springfield and Coray Hart performed.

An event which came to national attention in Atlanta still floats on — the "Great Rambling Raft Race." Q105 makes it an annual event, and as Voncile indicated, you need everyone's cooperation.

"Once the city is behind you it's smooth sail- ing. In the beginning we had to convince them it was worth it, so we donated proceeds to the Lowry Park Zoo. We also ran a contest to pick up the garbage, with cash prizes for the most collected. Then we commissioned the Boy Scouts to clean up the rest, donating a jukebox to their youth center.

"In addition, we had to coordinate with the

police. Marines, Coast Guard, and insurance companies for adequate coverage. Once this was set, and our sponsor Budweiser satisfied, the American Rafting Association helped us with safety inspections for rafts. All in all, 1000 rafts were launched, carrying over 5000 people. Many more thousands packed the shores to watch."

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Quit Dorking Q105/Tampa has come up with the latest one-up on the nerd fad which has periodically swept America — the "Dork Club." Complete with bumper stickers, the members of this semi- exclusive (cough-cough) club include those who park illegally in handicapped parking spots, drive 35mph on the freeway, and allow children to ride In car seats without proper restraints. Everyone knows at least one dork, so listeners are encouraged to let those dorks know who they are with one of these handy-dandy stickers.

•> Volleyball competition • Bathing suit contest • Raft race • July 4th fireworks at Tampa Stadium.

Q107 has its calendar set as well, with: • Adams-Morgan Festival • July 4th Beach Boys concert • Beach party

Other great outdoor ideas include: ' Remote from cage at the zoo to raise

money for charity • Kite day at a park • Hot air balloon race • Walkathons • Tanning contest • Building a huge ice-cream sundae in

the park • Christmas in July with a mountain of

manmade snow.


Many of them let us call the shots, so we pick a location and method of promotion beneficial to all. We like to take advantage of the beaches."

Marty noted, "Research plays a certain part, but many times you have to go with your gut when deciding the value of a promotion. We base it all upon what it will do for the station."

We're Everywhere "We try to be everywhere at all times,"

said Voncile. "The trick is to have a good time with your jstmiotions. Because of the bad presssurmmding drunk drivers, we're getting away from promoting extra drink- ing when we do a "Weekend Warmup." In- stead, we promote people on coming out to win ski trips. We also work with every fair in town, such as the annual Strawberry Festival.

„ "Q105 shows up for 'career days' at schools to meet 20 kids; the next day we'll do something that attracts a thousand. I'm really surprised at the number of stations which don't take advantage of events in their own backyard." Sponsor Support And Compromise

"Compromising is very important when working with clients, but the station should always come first," stressed Voncile. "Ultimately, we will make the client happy, as our success is based on doing what listeners like, which is itself a by-product of delivering the right promotions."

Marty suggested using care in choosing a participating sponsor, no matter how at- tractive the financial participation. "Seek clients that have the same image as the station. Work their name into the event or on banners. Try to get as many dollars out of them as possible to cover your costs of staging the promotion. Many of our outdoor things wouldn't happen without excellent client relationships."

Media Coverage Tough scenario: You and your staff have

knocked your brains out planning and ex- ecuting a fabulous promotion at which thousands of people attended. But on the 11pm TV news the hometown equivalent to Ted Knight intones, "In a 36-hour nonstop charity broadcast, a local radio station raised $100,000 today for the American Cancer Society."

There it is — that dreaded description "a local radio station." But there are ways around it. Voncille advised, "You must be creative and visible in order for the media to cover your events. You really have to work with the TV stations and newspapers. We do this by tying them into things that we really don't want a lot of coverage on, such as our 'High School Player Of The Week' annual banquet. The sports director will be invited as our guest, if only to meet the athletes and say hello. It builds an awareness of us with those in the decision- making positions at their stations. By getting them involved, the rest usually takes care of itself."

Marty suggested taking matters into your own hands when setting up the site of an outdoor event. "We have lots of Q107 banners everywhere, including ones made especially for an event. Try to anticipate camera angles when positioning the banners. Whenever we use security people they wear Q107 shirts.

"It's very tough to get great TV publicity," admitted Marty. "It takes time and effort, but it really pays off. Make it convenient for them to include Q107 in their taping of the event. During the last July 4th concert, we had 350 porta-johns with Q107 stickers well-displayed. We also stuck Q107 stickers all over four-foot beach balls so that when they were bounced around in the crowd it would be hard to miss our calls. Whenever we do a remote broadcast from an event we use a scissors lift for our broadcast platform."

Lights, Camera, Action To get the best outdoor event photos, Q107

relies on the spirit of competition. "Since we're in charge of all access credentials, Vivienne and I invite about six different photographers to cover an event. We point out where our banners are and let them at it. They shoot the event with the understanding that we will only pay for the shots we want. So they bust their butts to snap great pictures in an effort to make more money.

"The local universities provide an excellent resource for obtaining a videotaped recording of your promotion. Make it a class project, with the proviso that you receive the original tape and the edited/ sweetened master."

Details, Details, Details Outdoor events take tons of preparation,

and as Voncile is well aware, "People expect no surprises, and nothing but the best

from Q105. For every promotion we go through a checklist of items to cover all con- tingencies. For example, we're in the middle of taking 85 couples on a ski trip to Winter Park, CO, with Cleveland Wheeler and Terrenee McKeever broadcasting live each morning via satellite. The details are enormous: engineering, telephone lines, reservations, transportation. We're inviting our guests to watch the show each morning, so I've got to guesstimate how many donuts and how much coffee to request for each show. Advance planning is essential."

And when it comes to advance planning for a remote, you must deal with the phone company. Vivienne reports great success in this area. "They're most cooperative, but we have to take special care that there's a sheltered area for the equipment. You've got to envision where everything will go before setting up. Once staging and banners are arranged, it's difficult to make changes, especially if the phone lines are in place.

"My biggest headache at an outdoor event is just keeping track of our folks. They must be visible and accessible at all times. A set of walkie-talkies aid us tremen- dously with security problems."

Summer's Around The Corner Yes, it may be cold outside, but now is the

time to think toward how you're going to make your station visible in the summer months ahead. Among other events Q105 has already planned and put to bed :

Nothing beats a freebie, and both Q105 and Q107 know it. Vonciis explained, "We never go anywhere without something to give away: autograph cards, 'super stickers,' key chains, albums, window stickers, 1985 calendars, and our Q105 Monkey and Tookie Bird mascots. We frequently show up at homes for the elderly and at children's hospitals. It's just our way of reaching out to the community. When we hit the beaches with our Q105/Pep- si van filled with ice-cold soda, it goes a long way."

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SIGNING WITH STYLE — KWIC/Beaumont welcomed Huey Lewis & The News to town with a sign contest that resulted in 120 entries adorn- ing the city for his arrival. Here's Huey making his own sign with KWIC air personalities (l-r) Ted Garland, Tim Kelly, and Chris Rasor.

BOY GEORGE, YOU SURE LOOK LIKE ., WKTU/New York chose the best "Boy George" and "Girl George" winners in its "92KTU Boy George Look-A-Like Contest." They're all smites as they stand before the crowd with morning personality Jay Thomas. The grand prize was a video cassette recorder.

WAITING FOR THE RUN — KORY/Reno jock "Ski Bob" Schlesinger camped out for three days in near-zero temperatures while waiting to buy his first lift ticket. He encouraged others to do the same, and supported by radio phone-ins, newspaper photos, and TV coverage, Ski Bob helped bring attention to the season kickoff. To keep up the enthusiasm, KORY will be giving away lift tlx throughout the season.

WIN A CHOCOLATE RECORD! - Q92/Ro- ..-Chester held a chocolate record weekend

recently with "Just For The Record" and "Q92 I Love You" embossed on the front of solid chocolate discs! Shown here with their edible records (standing, l-r) are Q92's Kelly Christ, Vern Roberts, Jeff Eckridge; (kneeling, l-r) are Larry Younger and PD Jay Stevens.

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CKOI GETS FIXXED—CKOi/Montreal met with Cy Cumin of "The Fixx" while the group was in town for a concert. They're touring in support of their latest LP, "Phantoms". Shown (l-r) are MCA-Canada's Frank Yacoveila, CKOI MD Guy Brouillard, Cy Curnin, CKOI's Denis Proulx and Jules Amyot, and in front Is CKOI Assistant MD Bob Deboard.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY U93! — U93(WNDU)/South Bend, IN recently hit year number five as a CHR station. And because its listeners have made U93 number one every single year, the station decided to throw a party and invite its audience! More than 600 people attended the gala, enjoy- ing free food, drinks, albums, tickets, and other assorted goodies. Pictured here is U93 PD Steve Delaney handing out the booty.

TINY TIM ON A TULIP TRIP — WITZ/Jasper, IN nabbed the chance to interview and pose with Tiny Tim white the star was in town touring with the Hoxie Brothers Circus. Pictured here (l-r) are WITZ's Gary Lee, Mark Roberts, Tiny Tim, Walt Ferber, Karen Knestrict and Gene Kuntz.

A REVITALIZED TOP — WCBS-FM/New York welcomed "Duke" Fakir of the Four Tops to its studios for fun and games with evening personality Norm "Mr. Music" Nite. Pictured (l-r) are PD Joe McCoy, Duke, and air personality Nite.

I'M HAVING SO MUCH FUN! — KWTO-FM/ Springfield, MO CM Mike Schmidt couldn't help but get excited over the entries in KWTO's Prince promotion, which awarded an all-expenses paid trip to the Detroit concert for the most unusual entry. The winner submitted a "musical chair," which plays the chords from "Purple Rain" when a person sits on it. Inventive, eh?

DAVIS NOT "MISLED" BY "EMERGENCY"— Z106/Philadelphia PD Steve Davis found himself beseiged by Kool & The Gang while on tour to promote their newest single "Misled" and their LP "Emergency." Shown (l-r) are Kool's lead singer J.T., Z106 PD Steve Davis, Z106 MD Art Tiller, and Kool bassist Bobby "Kool" Bell.

IT'S A TOUGH JOB! — When KEGL/Daiias MD Joel Folger was asked to emcee the local female muscle competition, he didn't waste a second accepting! Here's Joel flanked by the competition's beauties.

• The Easiest Contest Ever! — KNBQ/ Taeoma is entering the second quarter of its "Easiest Contest Ever" promotion. Par- ticipants win trips, cruises, cars, TVs, VCRs, and computers simply by listening for the introductory phrase ("easiest contest ever"), waiting for the sound of a phone's touch-tone beeps, and calling in!

• On Doing Nothing — KBFM/MacAllen- Brownsville declared January 16th "Na- tional Nothing Day." Listeners sent in their best reasons to be lazy; winners received leisure chairs, TVs, food, and whatever else KBFM dreamed up to encourage idleness! The grand prize was a trip to South Padre Island in the Gulf of Mexico.

• Alabama Here We Come! — WKEE/- Huntington sprung into action when RCA's Alabama came to town. A week before tickets went on sale, fans started camping out in the freezing weather in front of the box office. The health risk became such a concern that WKEE decided to rent the concert arena lobby for those determined to get the best tickets! Approximately 50 people stayed a week in the building; by day eight attendance had reached over 100! WKEE gave four front-row tickets to the very first girl in line, the one who spurred WKEE's involvement.

KAFM/Dallas MD Pamela Steele adds Assis- tant PD to her title ... At WlXV/Savannah, Don Ferguson and Donna Smith join for PM drive and overnights, respectively . . . John Stoner has been promoted to MD in addition to his night show at WOMP-FM/Wheeling; Dwayne Bonds remains PD . . . Chuck Jeffries is working 7-midnight at WZKS/Nashvllle, formerly of WMGG/Tampa . Ray Wiliiams leaves Z102/Savannah to program KBiU/Lake Charles w ':'Mk Ed Brown is named %pjpN' < ».*Su Promotions/PR Man- 1T Jti sjTm ager for WLVQ & WCZY/ r Detroit... Scott Chapin is the new Production | - Director at B97/New ip* MIiBB Orleans replacing | Scott Summers, who Ray Williams joins KMEL/San Francisco in the same capacity . . . MD Johnny Walker leaves Z98 (WZNE)/ Tampa; PD Bob Kaghan is now PD/MD.

Eight-year Tallahassee veteran Vic Swan returns for mornings on WGLF . . . WHDH/Boston Pro- motion Manager Beverly Tllden takes on additional promotion activities for sister station WZOU

Phil Conrad leaves KKAT/Salt Lake City to join the morning team across town at KCPX . . . Kid Nordhoff moves south from KXFM & KUHL/Santa Maria for weekends at KWNK/Simi Valley . . . Here's the new lineup at WKTU/New York: Jay Thomas and "The Madame'' in the morning, then "The Madame" (aka Jo Weitz) from lOam-noon, Quincy McCoy noon-4pm, Dan In- gram 4-7pm, Rosko 7-11 pm, Jim Harlan 11 pm- 3am, and Freddie Colon working overnights 3-6am Val McGinness leaves WBAM- FM/Montgomery to do mornings at WMYX/Mii- waukee, as Gerry "The Gebber" Gebhardt from KTRS/Casper moves into mornings. Also new to the station is night rocker Doug Sinclair from KEYN-FM/Wlchita.

Congratulations to KKXL-FM/Grand Forks air personality Kevin Henderson & wife Sharon, who gave birth to Miranda Kathleen January 14... 95XXX(WXXX)/Buriington, VT is on the air with a CHR format under PD Rob Pouiin . . . Happy 1 st Anniversary to SLY96/San Luis Obispo!

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AN ALL-STAR LINEUP — "This Weed's Music," a nationally syndicated video/dance show, recently invited DJs from all over the nation to cohost an episode of the program. Pictured (l-r) are KMEL/San Francisco Jock Sonny Joe Fox, ZWO/New York DJ Ross Brittain, "This Week's Music" host Living- ston Taylor, TWM's Programming/Marketing Director Marcus Peterzell, and WCZY/Detroit air personality Bob Campbell.

AIR BANDS STRIKE AGAIN — WDEK/DeKalb recently waged the battle among Northern llll- nois's latest in air band action. Pictured here are the "Village People," who won fun in the sun with an all-expenses-paid trip to Florida.

TRY IT, YOU'LL LIKE IT — Q103/Denver gave away thousands of dollars in what the station claims is the largest cash giveaway in Denver radio history! Based on the "Song Of The Day." lucky winners listened for the song to win the dough. Here's a happy $1000 winner with Q103 PD Jack Regan.


BELLIES ARE HI — KIMN/Denver's "Big Splash" brought out tons of town heavyweights for an In- door Belly Flop Contest that featured no one under 250 pounds! Pictured here are the 12 contest- ants, and KIMN's Dana Logan (she's in the back row), Paxton Mills, and Dan Walker (front row, on the right).

MENUDO VISITS LONG ISLAND — When RCA's Menudo played Long Island for the first time, Z WO/New York was there with ten lucky winners who received front-row tickets pic- I fores, LPs, T-shirts, and backstage passes! Pictured (l-r) are RCA's David Ross, Menudo members Ricky Martin, Roy Rose/to, Ray Reyes, Charlie Rivera, and Bobby Rosa, and Z100 Promotion Director Ken Lane.

WHAT'S IT WORTH TO YOU? — When WVSR/ Charleston sponsored its "Lay Your Hands On A Honda" contest, over 500 people entered! This was narrowed down to ten finalists, and after 6 7 hours, Scott Wilson of Charleston became the winner of a FT500 Honda motorcycle.

SCOTT SHANNON SMILES AGAIN!—Scott Shannon found reason to smile when Barry Gibb stopped by the Z100/New York studios to promote his first'solo album entitled "Now Voyager." Pictured (l-r) are Barry Gibb, Z100 PD Scott Shannon, Barry Gibb's son Travis, and MCA VP/ Promotion Steve Meyer.

SURPRISE VISIT — Michael Jackson and Man- ager Frank Dileo took time out to visit Z93/Atlan- ta when the Jacksons came to town. Shown (l-r) are Dileo, Z93 PDJohn Young, Michael, and Ep- ic's Atlanta rep Don Miller.

HELPING OUT — WITZ/Jasper, IN encouraged listeners to send greetings and gifts via the station to hometown artificial heart transplant pa- tient William Schroeder during his hospital stav. WITZ covered his case extensively and was selected by the Schroeder family to conduct the first interview after the historic surgery. Pictured among the stacks of cards and presents are (l-r) WITZ's Gary Lee and PD Gene Kuntz.

THEY'RE SO HAPPY! — The Pointer Sisters are s-o-o-o-o hot these days with their fourth hit in a row, "Neutron Dance, " which is featured in the movie "Beverly Hilts Cop." Pictured after a recent engagement are (l-r) KMGG/Los Angeles Assistant PD Joel Salkowitz, Anita Pointer, RCA's Steve Leav- itt, June and Ruth Pointer, and FM102/Sacramento's Chris Collins.

BOPPING ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT — WNVZ/Norfolk staffers bopped to the music of Cyndi Lauper during a recent show, and then went backstage to bop some more. Smiling between bops are (l-r) WNVZ PD Jeff Morgan, music assistant Greg Chappell, Lauper, and E/P/A local rep Jerry Thompson.

SHARING HOLIDAY SPIRITS — KAFM/Dallas VP/Programming John Shomby partied with former KMJK/Portland staff members during the holidays. Gathered around the evening's most celebrated guest, a Coors beer, are (l-r, behind Shomby) KKBQ/Houston's Archer Dusablon, Rockin' America Network's Pat Clarke, KG PA/ Phoenix's Chaz Kelly, KPKE/Denver's Chris Knight, and KKBQ's Bonnie Hurliman.

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IRON CITY INSTITUTION

WD VE: A Pittsburgh

Power For 15 Years

With 15 years of rock 'n' roll under its belt, WOVE/Pittsburgh is a success story as solid as the metal alloys produced in the City of Cham- pions. An array of industry notables has walked through the doors of 'DVE, and we'll trace the station's history through them.

Beginnings

'DVE's Industrial Strength Numbers

A glance at Arbitron trends over the years shows the remarkable consistency of WDVE's ratings. The station has been among the top five in 12+ shares since fall '78 and in the top three every book since spring '81 except for fall '84.

That recent book is the station's best ever demographically, though. 'DVE notched #1's in men 18+, 18-24, 25-34, 18-34, 18-49, and 25-49. Additionally, 'DVE was #2 in women 18-24.

Pittsburgh Arbitron 12+ Share Trends WOVE 'WHTX WYDD WBZZ

WDVE began its rock 'n' roll era in late 1969 as KQV-FM when it stopped simulcast- ing co-owned Top 40 giant KQV. Like other ABC O&O FMs, the station initially ran the automated "Love" progressive rock format, with taped breaks from personalities such as Brother John, Tony Pigg, and Dave Herman.

In late 1970, the call letters were changed to WDVE, which stood for the dove, a symbol of peace and love. By 1971, ABC began to phase out the automation in favor of live announcers, and local PDs received more programming autonomy.

Douglas Days I >wight Douglas arrived as a parttimer in

early '71 after a stint at WAMO-FM/Pitts- bHrgh, which had aired progressive rock in 1970 before returning to a Black format. Douglas was named PD two months later after an incident straight out of "WKRP Cincinnati." A language professor was being interviewed on the air one morning, and the talk turned to obscene words. The airwaves were full of profanity as the professor and host provided specific examples for discussion, and listeners called in with their own.

"The union engineers were going nuts worrying about the license, but they couldn't cut off the show because the contract said they weren't allowed to interfere with programming," recalls Douglas. "Meanwhile, this was the day a bunch of the real bigwigs from ABC in New York happened to be touring the facilities. For some reason, the PD at the time was slow to act, and didn't pull the plug on the show. In- stead, I remember a secretary frantically running from office to office ahead of the executives, turning down the monitors so they wouldn't hear it."

The interview went on for 55 minutes

before the station's GM was informed and ran to the studio to stop the proceedings. Later, when the incident was reviewed, Douglas was asked what he would've done in the situation. He said he would've gone into music, and apparently that was the right answer; he became PD at an ABC O&O in his home town at the ripe old age of 21.

Douglas remembers the music mix at the time ranging from Procol Harum to Isaac Hayes, Melanie, and Bill Withers. Even then, there was a loosely-structured music system rather than a completely freeform approach, with the library divided into sec-

WYDD (AOR) WHTX (CHR) WBZZ (CHR)

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Sp 77 7 8 5.1 15 — | Fa 77 5.2 4.1 : 3,0 | Sp 78 5.6 6.3 1.7 — j Fa 78 6.9 4.9 2,7

Sp 79 7.7 6.7 1.9 — Fa 79 7.6 5,7 1.8 — Sp 80 5.4 5.2 2.2 Fa 80 6.4 6,8 1,0 — j

1 Sp 81 7.9 6.1 2.2 — • j Fa 81 6.1 4.6 3.9 3.8 Wi 82 6.5 4,2 3.6 j 5.0 Sp 32 5.9 5.2 3.0 5.7

| Fa 82 6.7 2.7 2,6 ] 6.0 Wi 83 6.3 3,4 1,6 6.7 Sp 83 6.9 4.8 | 1,5 j 7.4 Fa 83 8.1 4.9 f 2,1 6.0

! Wi 84 6.4 5.1 2,7 6.3 Sp 84 7.9 6.1 2.2 | 7.4 Fa 84 j 7.9 6.1 1,8 | 8.8

* WHTX was WXKX through fall '82.

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Bill Bruun, 1971 Ken Karpinski, 1973

Denise Oliver, 1974 Dan Formento Dave Lange, 1981

tions labelled "pop," "mainstream," and "abscure," someone's unintentional mangl- ing of "obscure."

More Hot Air Current KICT/Wichita PD Bill Bruun,

who had attended nearby Point Park Col-

lege with Douglas, was on the original airstaff when 'DVE went completely live in August 1971. Besides the heady feeling of his first big shot in the biz, he remembers fearing for his job and career after in- advertently uttering his own on-air profanity following a technical error. "It was pro-

bably the only break I ever did that Dwight didn't catch," he laughs. Douglas was reportedly quite angry when he did learn of it ... a year later.

Along with Douglas and other staffers, Bruun moved across the street to WYDD in late '72 when ABC insisted that 'DVE broaden and play artists like Barry White. He later came back to work at KQV before moving on to PD posts at KMOD/Tulsa and KICT.

The Iloachman Cometh Ken Karpinski, who had done mormngs

at the station as Ken Specter, succeeded Douglas as PD. In his current incarnation, he's Kenny Lee, Assistant PD at A/C WAXY/Miami. Karpinski immortalized himself in the 'DVE annals by hiring Little Jimmy Roach from WCOL-FM/Columbus. "Little" is neither an accurate description of Roach's stature nor the time he's logged at the station - he's 6'5" tall, and has been at the station for 12 years straight.

Roach's deep, sonorous voice is comple- mented by his excellent command of language. "He can put words together to paint a picture," explains Karpinski. "Also, his tone is laid-back and conversational, but it


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Abrams On Air

WOVE was the first major Eastern industrial-belt station Lee Abrams consulted. He arrived in early '75, just after Taft took it over from ABC.

'DVE bears the distinction of being one of yMMk. few AORs to have had Abrams pull an airshift. i^ 1® Shortly after Taft assumed control, the airstaff ' % • / : jgjg. A went on a bitter strike for over a month to pro- , test what it felt were unfair cost-cutting prac- ^ lit Ml % tices and firings. Abrams came to town, along ' sjBBpKjgtf j with staffers from other Taft stations, to fill in •> „ ' on the air. ' ^ St

"I cheated and played all my favorites. I Ml ^ ?

started out as a model follower of the format. ipM!-, '^5 Then it became such an inconvenience to be , '•% on the air at 7:00 Sunday mornings that I said, : l::

'Oh well' and played 11-minute Genesis cuts - and '60s oldies. I was kind of testing jf ~ m 'Superstars 2,"'he laughs. k ,

Ten years later, Abrams credits'DVE's sue- ff* m jlyfe" cess to unflagging commitment to rock in the Lee Abrams (c) and WE staff praying for ratings face of trends, a base of heritage listeners, in 1975. Marsy is at far left, and Jimmy Roach and longevity of personalities. is second from right.

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Power For Continued from Page 44 has a certain aggressiveness to it at the same time."

Denise Oliver, now PD of WYNY/New York, joined 'DVE for middays from an up- state New York station in early '73. Through meeting Lee Abrams (who was to come in as consultant in early '75) and Douglas, Oliver developed her interest in programming. As she remembers, Abrams made the programming cohesive by dropping Top 40 material by artists such as the Temptations and Spinners. A notable promotion of the time was giving away a half- ton of albums, and memorable events included morning man Joe Fenn dropping his trousers while on the air. Not a remarkable feat unless you consider that 'DVE's studio at the time was behind a street-level, show- case window. Oliver moved on in mid-'75 to airwork at DClOl/Washington before programming WIYY/Baitimore and DC101;

John McGhan (c) with Styx, 19 78. she also held executive posts with the ABC Rock Network.

Karpinski also hired 'DVE's first Produc- tion Director, Dan Formento, who was fac- ed with a severe handicap initially — the station had no production studio. Instead, it rented time at outside rooms or used KQV's

up their dogs as poodles and bring them to a record store appearance by the band. Everyone received a box of dog biscuits, and a picture of all the pooches was taken for publication in R&R.

McGhan's experience at 'DVE producing live concert broadcasts with the likes of Chicago, Heart, and James Taylor was in- strumental in landing his job as Director of Programming for the Source's start-up in 1979. His 'DVE days also influenced his mode of operations in general: "At 'DVE, I stopped doing things twice. I did them once, and did each as if it was the chance of a lifetime. I came to feel if it's worth doing, do it right. I lost my ability to compromise in terms of quality."

Dave Lange from WILS-FM/Lansing followed McGhan as PD, and found community involvement to be crucial. "In reaction to being bad-rapped as a smoky city for so long, people in Pittsburgh have a lot of civic pride, much as people in Cleveland do. So we tied in to the community with concerts to raise money for food banks that help laid-off steel workers, and we got involved with paddleboat races on the river."

Lange was impressed how "people at 'DVE had an up, energetic attitude. That's hard to keep alive when you've been some- place for a long time, as many of them have. Also, the station's been able to weather a lot of shifts in PDs, probably because of Taft's steady hand and having the same consultant."

In the fall of '82, PD Howie Castle came in


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Jackson

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'DVE doesn't play anything by Michael Jackson, but they've promoted two Jackson shows since last October. How so? The Jackson in question is Bull Moose Jackson, a 73-year old rhythm 'n' bluesman who wrote "Big Ten-Inch Record," which Aerosmith has covered.

An October appearance by Bull Moose was originally planned as a spoof in anticipation of the Jacksons' local appearance. It took on an ( extra zing when the Jacksons date was cancelled because a concessionaires' union , refused to let the Jacksons organization sell 'ill ' **'$' f their own concessions. "The CHR stations' Z* S * promotional plans were killed, and we got / ' even more media coverage and advantage out | 1 ' of the bit," says PD Greg Gillispie. Bull Moose and Steve Hansen

Calling it the "Victrola" tour, 'DVE brought beneflttlng Toys For Tots, and the recital of a Jackson back for a return engagement in bluesy version of Dickens's "Christmas December. The show included an auction Carol."

mono studio. During the time ABC owned the station, Formento also had to clear every piece of production with the company's Standards & Practices department in New York by playing the spots over the phone.

In 1978 — his last year at 'DVE — For- mento's work won five awards from a Pitts- burgh radio industry group. He later moved to the Source as Program Manager, and now runs his own production house, Radio Today, while continuing to produce "To- day In Rock History" for the Source.

In late '74, ABC sold the station to Taft, and Jimmy Roach replaced Karpinski as PD. Roach moved the station from ABC's "Rock In Stereo" to Abrams' "Superstars" approach, and the station became one of the country's first FM rockers to broadcast live concerts regularly.

Roach stepped down as PD in '77, and John McGhan came in from the PD chair at Taft's WGRQ/Buffalo. He increased play on artists such as Genesis, Kansas, and Rush, and sped up the station's promotional machinery.

"We overwhelmed the market with a lot of standard promotions that had never been used there," McGhan recalls. "Much of what we did was new because AOR had formerly been just 'play the records.' We did things like outdoor jazz concerts at lunch- time to appeal to the business crowd, an all- night train trip to see the Stones in Philadel- phia, and boat parties."

An off-the-wall promotion for the Fabu- lous Poodles album had 500 Usteners dress

JIMMY ROACH

STEVE HANSEN

MARSY

HERSCHEL

MICHELE MICHAELS

JACK MALOY

Thanks for making the 15th

the best year of 15 years

of great rock 'n' roll on WOVE.

Bob Schutt and Greg Gillispie

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Continued from Page 46 from WSYR/Syracuse along with MD Ron Nenni, who is now PD at WHJY/Providence. Nenni says the station performed a balancing act to achieve a record-high 12+ share of 8.1 a year later. "We rocked it harder than it had been in previous years. We were able to capture a new generation of listeners and at the same time reactivate the first generation of 'DVE's audience. We jumped on metal for 12-24s, and for the upper end we had Marsy's 'Electric Lunch* and Jack Maloy's Sunday morning oldies show."

Current Crew WDVE VP/GM Bob Schutt took over in

April '82 after serving as GSM for five years at former sister station KQV (sold in December '82 to Calvary). He credits the station's success to "consistency in the marketplace. We've never wavered from our stance, and now have listeners who've been with us 14 years."

The payoff is 25-34 strength, says Schutt, with "advertisers accepting us as a viable medium. We're seeing increased growth in accounts that were once almost nil on our air: airline, financial, computer, automo- tive. We're going to get more revenue from older demographics this year than ever before."

Current PD Greg Gillispie arrived in February '84 after programming KEZO/Om- aha and MD stints at KAZY/Denver, WIOT/Toledo, and WWWW/Detroit. Gillispie feels he's given the station a more well-rounded music mix. "Having a staff with so much tenure at the station was like having a firsthand history lesson," he says. "Jimmy, who's been PD, and Marsy, who was MD, helped me find the right old songs to use as spice tunes."

Local artists such as Donnie Iris, Iron Ci- ty Houserockers, and B.E. Taylor, as well as depth cuts by venerable Pittsburgh favorites such as Hall & Gates, Kansas, and Styx, provide much of the variety at 'DVE.

Unlike some other AORs with similar ten- ures in the format, 'DVE doesn't choose to go far into CHR crossovers. "With so many other stations in the market pounding Prince, for instance, it's a breath of fresh air to come over to us and not hear that stuff in lieu of some great rock 'n' roll," Gillispie reasons.

Though the station's 12+ shares of 7.9 in the last two books have been shy of its 8.1 peak in fall '83, they contain 'DVE's highest shares ever of 18-34 men and women. "By making the station more listenable and playing more variety, we're seeing a shift from almost one-sided 18-24 numbers to a

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more balanced mix with 25-34 year-olds,"- says Gillispie. "Also, personalities such as Jimmy, Marsy, and Herschel have developed enormous credibility and loyalty with listeners who grew up with them."

Roach, who's been voted the city's favorite disk jockey in a magazine poll ten years in a row, is teamed with Steve Hansen. Their shows have a cast of characters including a sleazy shyster named "Murray 'Crash' Brokerwitz," and the duo localizes their humor through bits like lampooning Pittsburghers' habit of reserving parking places by leaving kitchen chairs on the street. Roach celebrated his 1000th show recently with a 1940s- style broadcast from a swank downtown hotel, complete with a 15-piece big band and Don Pardo as emcee.

Now on middays, Marsy has done every shift except evenings in her ten years at the station, and her experience qualifies her to assess the various programming eras at the station. As she sees it. Roach developed a caring, family feel among the staff, McGhan's flashy promotions gave the station a sense of show business, Lange ushered in the modal concept of programming, Castle emphasized heavy metal and increased the station's concert involvement with backstage interviews and reports, and Gillispie has been a people motivator who's fired up the staff.

Rounding out the fulltime staff is MD/af- temooner Herschel, who's logged time at other Pittsburgh outlets and WRVR/New York, nightlady Michele Michaels from KFOG/San Francisco, and ovemighter Jack Maloy.

'DVE isn't resting on its laurels. Gillispie plans to use the 15-year mark as a "spring- board. We want to keep creating the kind of events that get coverage from other media and have the entire community saying, 'Can you believe that 'DVE is doing this?' "

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A PRINCELY PRIZE FIT FOR A QUEEN — Awarding WZYC/Newport, NC's Prince concert kit are MD Robyn Mutchler, the winner and her daughter, OM Steven Gelder, and afternooner David Thomas.

WAPI'S DIAMOND DAVE V- WAPL/Appleton personality David Lee (left) bestows the "Apple Christmas Rock, "a $1600 diamond, on the delighted winner.

MORNING MUNCHIES — WCPZ/Sandusky PD/morning man Randy Hugg (seated) and News Director Barry Cassell follow their mothers' advice to eat a good breakfast. The pair were sampling a chicken dish whose recipe had won a national contest for a listener.

ATHENS ALOHA — Matters botanical ranged from kudzu to palm trees when R.E.M., the pride of Athens, GA, stopped by KPOI, the pride of Hono- lulu. From left, MD Andy Preston, afternooner Brock Whaley, and the band's Mike Mills and Peter Buck.

CALENDAR BOYS — WFBQ/lndianapolis morning team Bob Kevoian (left) & Tom Griswold autograph the last of 10,000 Bob & Tom calendars the station sold In less than two weeks.

SOUIER STORMS SPECTRUM — Pictured after Billy Squier's concert at Philadelphia's Spec- trum are independent promotion ace Fred DiSipio Jr., WMMR MD Erin Riley, Squier and Capitol President Don Zimmermann.

PHIL BAILEY COMES HOME — Well, almost. Philip Bailey, who lives in nearby Aurora, stands with (l-r) KBCO/Boulder Operations Manager Dennis Constantine, PD John Bradley, and MD Doug Clifton.

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BONDS REDEEMED AT WRCN — Gary U.S. Bonds's visit to WRCN/Long Island yielded interest from MD John Grappone, midday gal Zena Black, Bonds, and PD Marc Coppola.

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WIOQ SETS TOYS FOR TOTS RECORD — 385,000 toys were collected and distributed in WIOQ/ Philadelphia's sixth annual Toys For Tots campaign conducted with the U.S. Marine Corps Reserves. Among the events was a Christmas concert with Renaissance, where an onstage rendition of "White Christmas" featured (l-r) the band's Michael Dunford and Greg Carter, VOQ's Ed Sciaky, Helen Leicht, David Dye, and Harvey with Renaissance's Annie Haslam.

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LOME JUSTICE L. A. favorites Lone Justice are in the studio with producer Jimmy lovine, working on their debut LP for Geffen. Video and tour plans are in the works. This band has made every list in the books, from Boiling Stone to the L.A. Weekly.

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TALKING HEADS "Stop MaMng Sense (Girlfriend Is Better) is the new Talking Heads single, a live cut from the Heads album and film Stop Malting Sense. The best-reviewed concert film - ever - is now opening at theatres nationwide.

EKIC CLAPTOIf Behind The Sun, the new Eric Clapton album, features production "by Phil Collins, Tted Tbmpleman and Lenny Warohker. The album hits stores March 11; the first single, "Forever Man',' is scheduled for a Feb. 13 release.

THE BLASTERS The Blasters' third LP finds the band returning to the roots that made them So, Gal. favorites. Jeff Eyrich produced Hard Line, a Slash/Warner Bros, release, with help from Don Gehman. Listen for the cut "Colored lights',' coming soon to your turntable and TV.


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FLEX TIME — Wendy O. Williams modeled her latest album and video for WYSP/Phlladel- phia. Posing tne musical question, "Which way Is Muscle Beach?" are (l-r) Jem Records Na- tional Promotion Director Linda Feder, MD Mark DiDia, morning driver Anita, Wendy O., and afternooner Pam Merly.

ALICE IN POUGH-COOPER-SIE - Alice Cooper paid a surprise visit to WPDH/Pough- keepsie. He's flanked by afternoon ace Bill Palmeri and evening man Matt Walsh.

RIDE THE STARSHIP — KPOI/Honolulu sent two contest winners to a Jefferson Starship concert in style: they were limoed to a helicop- ter, flown to the show, and limoed to dinner afterwards. From left, the Starship s Craig Cha- quico. the winners, Account Exec Marvin Jar- rett, Promotion Director Lisa Wood, and Mickey Thomas.

FAST AND FURY-OUS FRIENDS — Stone Fury dropped by WDHA/Dover for a chat. From left, manager Marty Wolff, band member Lenny Wolf, PD Mark Chernoff, the group's Bruce Gowdy, independent promoter Bill McGathy, and MCA New York rep Bobby Shaw.

HAGAR'S HIGH-CARBOHYDRATE ROAD DIET — Sammy Hagar chows down on a WSKS/Cin- cinnati T-shirt while MD Marty Bender wonders if he should've brought a station sweatshirt for Sammy's dessert.

SHA W SHOW A T WLLZ — Tommy Shaw played live on the air when he visited WLLZ/Detroit afternoon man Johnathon Blair (right).

LIVE ANIMOTION — Pictured at a KNAC/Long Beach live broadcast are (l-r) personality Roland West, three members of Mercury's Animotion, jock Phil D'Void, traffic reporter Rhonda Kramer, and News Director Bill Banks.

KLOL RAISES CASH FOR KIDS — Two KLOL/Houston events netted a total of $15,000 for the Child help Texas organization. Morning man Charlie Weiss's "one man wave" — sitting in all 54.101 seats in the Astrodome over three days — raised $10,000. His air partner Dayna Steele, is pictured with guest auctioneers Steven Tyler of Aerosmith and Joan Jeff durina a rock 'n' roll auction that garnered $5000.

BANGLE 'N' BOWL — The Bangles bowled 'em over at a KMET/Los Angeles bowling party. In the back row (l-r) are the group's Vicki Peterson, MD Sue Steinberg, Michael Steele and Debbi Peterson of the Bangles, and afternooner Cyn- thia Fox. In front (l-r) are night rocker Rick Lewis, the band's Susanna Hoffs, and midday man Billy Juggs.

HENLEY GRILLED AS SUN SETS AT WKLS — Don Henley withstands the tough questioning of WKLS/Atlanta afternoon ace Kaedy Kiely.

ONCE THEY'VE SEEN THE BIG CITY, HOW YA GONNA ... — WFBQ/lndianapolis morning men Bob & Tom took eight winners to New Yawk to see a Colts-Jets game and to wander around Fun City for a weekend. That's Tom Griswold up top on the right and Bob Kevoian in the first row on the far left.

PEPE'S PALS — KLAQ/EI Paso MD Pepe Lopez (center) shakes it up with Aero smith's Steven Tyler (left) while the band's Joe Perry stays cool behind his shades. FANGS FOR THE MEMORIES — WLUP/Chica-

go's Jonathon Brandmeier had a Diller of an interview with comedienne Phyllis you-know-who.

REO'S WHEELS TURN TO NASHVILLE — When REO Speedwagon spun into WKDF, the meeting-and-greeting committee included midday lady Patty Murray, Assistant PD David Hall, the band's Kevin Cronin, PD Bill Pugh, and REO's Gary Richrath.

KTYD GOES PUBLIC — Here's a moment of tenderness with IRS's Kyle Hetherington, KTYD/ Santa Barbara PD Rick Williams, and General Public's Ranking Roger and Horace Panter.

PERRY MAKES MERRY IN MINNEAPOLIS — A Perry party found local Columbia rep Buddy Ben- gert, KQRS Promotion Director Dan Cuihane, Steve Perry, MD Wally Walker, and PD Vicki Hodgson in good spirits.

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Winning With Talk

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Is it possible to launch a News/Talk format in a small community in the shadow of two Top 50 markets, break some of Talk radio's most sa- cred rules, rack up respectable ratings and profits, and have a lot of fun doing it? You bet. For proof, you need look no further than WBSM/New Bedford, MA. >

WBSM's live broadcasts of last year's Big Dan's Tavern gang rape trial gained the station national notoriety. But folks around New Bedford have been accustomed to WBSM's brand of local talk; programming since 1963, the year George Gray bought the station and immediately began phasing in large blocks of talk.

That was a bold programming stroke back then, when talk stations were few and far between. "I flew by the seat of my pants," Gray recalls. "Based upon the success of the Talk format at WMEX/Boston

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with Jerry Williams, I became convinced there was a market for that kind of programming in a smaller city than Boston. And somehow I had the feeling that the New Bedford market would take to talk." He was right.

Talk Success Non-Transferable In 1971 Gray sold the station and bought

WAAB & WAAF/Worcester, MA, where he suffered a "terrible" experience trying to duplicate his New Bedford talk success. "People in New Bedford identify as being from New Bedford," Gray emphasizes. "They have a sense of community pride. People who call in want to talk about things that happen locally.

He speculates that in Worcester, "Either I didn't do it as well, the market was different, or I didn't have people as good. It was a combination of all three. I was never able to get people who struck sparks in the community the way the people in New Bed- ford did. Nor was I as much involved in the community as I was in New Bedford. The city itself wasn't as ready to accept a Talk format.

"We kept dying in the Arbitron, and I kept saying the next one will be better. I was absolutely determined that it would work and lost a half million dollars in the process." Gray propped up WAAB with revenues from its thriving AOR sister station, but took little comfort in the FM's strength. "It was a discouraging experience because I was running an FM station that was doing very well in a format I didn't particularly care about or like. I devoted all of my time, effort, energy, and financial resources to a format I liked and believed in, but that didn't work."

Gray sold the Worcester stations in 1976

and retired. But WBSM became available three years later. It was an "irresistible" lure for Gray, who bought it back for $1.5 million and took the final step to 100% Talk in 1981.

New Bedford is a small community of 100,000 residents, with another 150,000 living in the eight surrounding towns WBSM chooses to serve. The manufacturing, fish- ing, and garment industries dominate the local economy, where unemployment tends to be high. Over half of the area's popula- tion is of Portuguese descent.

Gray deliberately ignores nearby Fall River, which "might as well be 100 miles" from New Bedford "in that there's no eco- nomic, social, or cultural interchange. We made a basic decision to be a completely New Bedford area station and have been very successful with that," notes Gray.

Localism Key Attraction Radio competition in the market is

especially tough; Arbitron lists eight local stations in the market, plus 29 signals from Boston and Providence. WBSM tops the local outlets with a 7.2 share, and ranks fourth' overall behind three Providence music stations. It even ranks 11th in the Providence book, with a 2.5.

"Our audience wants what we've got, our localism," Gray says of WBSM's strength against major market competition. "If we didn't have that, we would really have nothing unique to offer. We're the dominant station. Everybody knows us, is aware of us, Ustens to us. It's almost as automatic a

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reflex buy as the newspaper. I don't think you could do that with a music station in a market this size."

WBSM's program lineup puts most major market Talk stations to shame because of its strong commitment to local talk, even during overnights and weekends. WBSM airs only four hours of network talk daily (NBC Talknet, 10 pm-midnight, 3-5am) and fields an unusually-seasoned staff of five fulltime talk hosts. Several have been with WBSM on and off for more than 20 years and now qualify for "local institution" status. They're also well-paid for the market size, earning up to ,$40,000 a year. A news staff of four fuUtimers and four part- timers puts together a four-hour news block in morning drive, plus half-hours at noon and 5pm.

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No "Black Hole" Weekends Weekends at most News/Talk outlets are

filled with a variety of how-to and other specialty shows. But at WBSM, the weekend format changes little from the weekday fare. On both Saturday and Sunday there's a four-hour news block in the morning. With the exception of six hours of Talknet each evening, the entire weekend is devoted to local open-line talk, much of it hosted by the weekday personalities. The only specialty shows are Saturday afternoon gardening and legal programs.

Gray isn't opposed to the idea of how-to programming, but says WBSM's present weekend formula seems to work well. And he adds, "To find an auto mechanic who is articulate and interesting is not always possible in a market the size of New Bed- ford."

All Sunday religious and foreign language shows were dropped in 1979, and weekend ratings are now within a few points of WBSM's weekday numbers. Still, Gray notes with regret, "We have never been able to translate that audience into as much revenue as it deserves."

Sports As "Audience Killer" Notable for its absence from WBSM's

programming is play-by-play sports, re- garded by many as a mainstay of News/ Talk radio. "We feel that if people want play-by-play sports, television can do that so superbly that it's silly for us to try to compete," Gray explains. Local high school sports have also been banished, a victim of Gray's belief that they're an "audience killer" of little interest to anyone "outside of the immediate friends and families of the players - if that."

WBSM also departs from News/Talk the- ology by airing two half-hour "Swap Shop" shows at 12:30 and 5:30pm each weekday. Many view "classifieds-of-the-air" as corn- ball programming that stimulates the phones while anesthetizing listeners. Gray begs to differ: "From the feedback we get around town, it's an enormously popular listener show."

Guests are featured on WBSM talk shows on an loccasional basis. And, unlike the con- trolled chatter on many stations, WBSM hosts generally let callers set the course of conversation. "Some of it is fluff and froth, some of it is gutsy," Gray observes. "It runs the gamut."

Of course, that loose policy has its pit- falls, especially in a market with a small pool of potential callers. Gray recently had

to impose a "no singing" rule to silence "the singing housewife" who called daily and then burst into song. "It was god- awful," he groans.

Last year the FCC affirmed that no person has an individual right of access to the airwaves after a woman who was banned from WBSM's talk shows complained to the Commission. Gray says the woman was a "boring and repetitious caller," who phoned every show each day to make "wildly inac- curate statements about individuals and public officials."

Gray's recent decree limiting people to one call a day has also been a hot issue. The move prompted literally hundreds of letters, almost all in support of the policy. Even in normal times. Gray gets about 30 letters a week and dozens of calls from WBSM's unusually vocal audience. "I'm well-known in the community," he points out, "so people feel free to call, tell me how to run the station, and give their critiques."

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when six Portuguese immigrants were tried in the gang rape of a local woman on a pool table at Big Dan's Tavern in New Bed- ford. WBSM aired large portions of the trial live, and its talk shows became an open forum for the emotions and anger of a community suddenly split along ethnic lines. A Portuguese group organized an advertiser boycott that Gray now calls "a temporary annoyance," costing WBSM an estimated $10-12,000 in revenues.

Does he regret airing the trial and the ugly feelings it brewed? "Absolutely not," Gray declares without hesitation. "I think it was the right thing to do from the stand- point of serving the community. We had some racists and bigots who called, but you always do. We did the right thing in expos- ing the sentiment. To cut that off entirely would be to sweep something under the carpet that needs to be exposed."

Talk Plunge Calls For Soul Searching

As one who has both failed and won at News/Talk, Gray seems well-qualified to counsel others about getting into the format. "First of all, I'd have them look into their own souls and see if they like news and talk. I don't think you can do it unless you yourself have a commitment to and a liking for it.

"Secondly, look for a city that has a certain amount of political ferment, that has local issues. I would walk into some of the stores and see what kind of conversations I could strike up about local issues. If people didn't know when the city council meets or what is happening on the local political front, it would probably be a poor talk town.

"I would also look at the newspaper the city publishes. See how much local political news it carries to get a pretty good indica- tion of how much interest there- is. And I would caution that it's not the format that produces the highest return per dollar of revenue. It's an expensive format, it's a people format, and good people who are able to do the job come high. We make money, but if I were able to generate this kind of revenue with a music station, I couldn't spend all the money it would make."

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Gold Poll

Standards

What are the songs that are most valuable to A/C radio? According to more than 100 leading stations participating in R&R's first semi- annual A/C "Gold Poll," the songs that reached the top of the A/C charts

Jn recent years are, not surprisingly, the ones which are most often played as oldies.

How It Was Done Questionnaires were sent to 150 PDs in

markets of all sizes, and response was enthusiastic: nearly three-quarters of the programmers responded. One hundred titles were selected, about 70% of which were A/C hits. Also picked was a handful of CHR hits which I assumed might have "softened" in sound since the days when they were current. These stations were also asked about a few CHR hits which haven't softened (like "Brown Sugar"), but whose primary audience is now within A/C's target.

Stations rated each record on a scale of zero-to-three ("0" if they didn't play the selection and "3" for a most valuable song). All songs were then grouped into "value" categories, and those landing in the highest categories are listed in the box on the right.

Top Vote Getter What hit received the highest rating from

the programmers? Actually, all the songs in the "heavy" box were grouped closely together. But the one receiving the absolute top vote was "Up Where You Belong," by Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes. (Remember, these are not the all-time top oldies, just 100 we inquired about.)

I was somewhat surpised by some results. Asia's "Only Time Will Tell" scored well only among stations with a 25-34 skew. Other songs receiving a similar response included "Straight From The Heart," by Bryan Adams; "China Girl," by David Bowie; and Bruce Springsteen's "Hungry Heart." Interestingly, many middle-ground A/C's were receptive to Michael Jackson's "Beat It," and Van Halen's "Jump." Fifty percent of our reporting stations played "Talking In Your Sleep," by the Romantics

when it was current last year, and precisely the same percentage play it as an oldie today.

We asked about five Beatles songs: "A Hard Day's Night," "Norwegian Wood," "You're Gonna Lose That Girl," "Hey Jude," and "All You Need Is Love." As usual, "Jude" sat on top, while "Girl," which was never a single, ranked fifth (but it still received a significant amount of play).

B-B-B-Baby Some selections received very little

response. At the top of this list was Bachman-Turner Overdrive's 1974 hit "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet." Although I didn't expect it to score high, I wanted to see if it got any airplay these days. Those few stations that did mark it said they usually play it on weekend or in special "oldies" rotations. Other songs attracting modest reaction included "Little Red Cor- vette" by Prince, and ELO's coffee- generating "Hold On Tight."

On the other hand, some selections I didn't expect to do well have held up quite well. These include Herb Alpert's "Rise," "Superstar" by the Carpenters, "Walk On By" by Dionne Warwick, and "Sentimental Lady" from Bob Welch.

Power

These songs ranked as the most valuable to our responding stations' gold libraries. Songs with an asterisk (*) scored slightly better among outlets with a high skew (35+). Songs with a double asterisk (**) performed somewhat better for A/C's with a low skew (25-34). All others within each category compared similarly in value. Herb Alpert — "Rise"(*) Air Supply — "All Out Of Love" America — "Tin Man" Patti Austin — "Baby Gome To Me" Beatles — "Hey Jude" Bee Gees — "How Deep Is Your Love" Chicago — "Hard To Say I'm Sorry" (* *) Nell Diamond — "Love On The Rocks" Qulncy Jones — "Just Once" Journey — "Open Arms" (* *) Little River Band — "Lonesome Loser" (* *) Anne Murray — "You Needed Me" Lionel Richie/Diana Ross — "Endless Love" Kenny Rogers — "The Gambler" (*) Joey Scarbury — "Believe It Or Not" Seals & Crofts — "Summer Breeze" (*) Spandau Ballet — "True" Barbra Streisand — "Guilty" Styx — "Babe" (* *) Joe Cocker/Jennifer Warnes — "Up Where

We Belong" These songs ranked somewhat lower on our

stations' "value scale" than those above, but are still highly rated. Marty Bailn — "Hearts" Beach Boys — "Surfer Girl" Beatles — "A Hard Day's Night" Beatles — "Norwegian Wood" Bee Gees — "How Can You Mend A Broken

Heart" Boston — "More Than A Feeling" (* *) Jackson Browne — "Running On Empty" (* *) Kim Carnes — "Bette Davis Eyes" Carpenters — "Superstar" (*) Captain & Tennille — "Do That To Me One

More Time" Commodores — "Sail On" John Denver — "Take Me Home, Country

Roads"(*) Neil Diamond — "Cherry Cherry" (* *) Nell Diamond — "Cracklin' Rosie" Dooble Brothers — "Black Water" Crystal Gayle — "Don't It Make My Brown

Eyes Blue" (*) Elton John — "Don't Let The Sun Go Down

On Me"

Little River Band — "Cool Change" (**) Barry Manilow — "Can't Smile Without You" Olivia Newton-John — "Let Me Be There" Olivia Newton-John — "Physical" (**) Orleans — "Still The One" Ray Parker & Raydio — "You Can't Change

That" Pointer Sisters — "Fire" Kenny Rogers — "Love Will Turn You

Around" (*) Boz Scaggs — "Lowdown" (* *) Bob Seger — "Night Moves" (* *) Al Stewart — "Year Of The Cat" James Taylor — "Handy Man" Dionne Warwick — "I'll Never Love This Way

Again" (*) Bob Welch — "Sentimental Lady" Stevie Wonder — "Sir Duke"

The following songs were rated somewhat lower than those listed above, but still receive significant A/C airplay. Abba — "Dancing Queen" Beach Boys — "Surfin U.S.A." Beatles — "You're Gonna Lose That Girl" (* *) Beatles — "All You Need Is Love" Alicia Bridges — "I Love The Nightlife" Chicago — 25 or 6 to 4" DeBarge — "Time Will Reveal" Eagles — "Heartache Tonight" (* *) Hues Corporation — "Rock The Boat" Michael Jackson — "Beat It" (**) Michael Jackson — "Ben" (*) Billy Joel — "Still Rock & Roll To Me" (* *) Gladys Knight & The Pips — "Midnight Train

To Georgia" Kenny Loggins — "Footloose" (* *) Barry Manilow — "It's A Miracle" Paul McCartney — "Band On The Run" Elvis Presley — "Suspicious Minds" RED Speedwagon — "Keep On Levin' You"

(**) Romantics — "Talking In Your Sleep" (* *) 10 CC — "The Things We Do For Love" Frankie Valli — "My Eyes Adored You" (*) Van Halen — "Jump" (•*) Roger Whittaker — "The Last Farewell" (*)


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Good Feedback Many enthusiastic comments accom-

panied the surveys. Here's a sample: • "We tend to look for songs with univer-

sal messages and strong melodic lines, with contemporary sounds."

• "We play hits from '53 to the present, leaning from adult A/C in AM drive to borderline CHR in other dayparts."

• "A number of songs once popular with the audience, such as 'Year Of The Cat,' are no longer programmed here. This is due to increasing fatigue/decreasing popularity, apparently resulting from years of over- saturated airplay by many contemporary stations in the market."

• "Our format tends to lean towards the Diamond, Streisand, and Elton John songs much more so than the Benatar, Boston, or Bowie. However, Rod Stewart's "Young Turks" is well-requested.

• (From a PD in an oil industry-area) "For strictly political reasons, we downplay songs by John Denver, due to his anti-oil industry/hypocritical viewpoints."

• "The most valued oldies are those which reached top 5 on both A/C and CHR charts over the last five years, excluding novelty hits."

• "We play some AOR-type oldies, but nothing in the hard rock vein. We feel acts like Van Halen are a bit too juvenile for our target, where Roger Whittaker is too old. We also downplay hits of the disco craze."

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WALT LOVE

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KCOH studios and offices: 5011 Almeda. Houston, TX,

"Gee Gee" and Travis with the Jackson Five.

Page 62 R&R/Friday, February 1, 1986

This year KCOH/Houston will celebrate its 32nd anniversary as a Black-formatted radio station. Since February is also Black History Month, I thought a visit with the station would make for good reading and provide inspirational insight.

Reflecting on KCOH's past, present, and future are three individuals whom I've known for 17 years. They are Executive VP/GM Mike Petrizzo, VP/OM Travis Gardner, and former air personality "Skip- per" Lee Frazier. Besides their work at KCOH, these three have something else in common — they are part-owners of the station. That's rather unique, given the fact that very few of us radio types can say we own a piece of any station where we've once worked.

How It All Started I asked 22-year KCOH veteran Travis

Gardner to search his memory banks and tell us what it was like in the beginning. "I had no formal training in broadcasting. Back in those days most blacks didn't. You had to try and get on the radio, then do your thing the best way you knew how. The owner at that time - Mr. Meeker - hired me and paid me about $60 a week. After about a week, he called me in and said he was going to have to cut my pay until I improved. He cut it ten dollars a week, and that hurt. That's when I decided to learn this business from top to bottom."

In addition to Mike, Travis, and Skipper, the other station owners are Dr. John B. Coleman and Houston City Councilman Jud- son Robinson Jr. Why did they decide to purchase KCOH? Travis recalls, "Meeker passed away suddenly, and it seemed like the right time to do something for ourselves. We knew what the station was doing financially and felt it would be a good future investment. As you know, less than two percent of this country's stations are owned by blacks. In most cases the station already has a buyer before the masses even know it's for sale. We had the same problem, but were able to get the situation reversed in our favor. We've been owners now for the past nine years."

Travis then discussed KCOH's commitment to the local community. "KCOH was the first Black-oriented station in Texas. We also have a history of being community- oriented. That's why we continue to be successful. We take the time to do the little things that the other stations in town don't and won't do." One of the "little" things is an annual street festival, which in the past has attracted an estimated 100,000 people.

"We're local people," Travis added, "so we know what's going on and what's needed. Our actions go along with our current promotional slogan: 'KCOH - A Family Favorite Since 1953.'"

Five Dollars Per Show Skipper Frazier, with 29 years in broad-

casting, hails from Orange, TX. Back in 1968 he was considered one of Houston's most popular air personalities. During that time KCOH's competition included the only other Black outlet, KYOK, as well as KILT, KPRC, KNUZ, and KIKK. Now a successful motel entrepreneur. Skipper has also worked as a concert promoter and once sought political office. Looking back on his early radio days. Skipper remembers, "I got paid five dollars for a four-hour show when I was

a KYOK parttimer. Anytime someone needed to go somewhere, the guys would say, 'Skipper Lee wants to be on the radio. Give him five dollars, and he'll do your shift.' They would all make fun of me, but I didn't care because I wanted to learn. I finally got a fulltime job at KCOH for $150 a week.

"I took that $150 and began buying air time on KCOH, so I could become known to the public. After making some contacts around town, I began holding record hops on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, making $70-85 for each hop. I also held a talent show on Sunday afternoons. So with my $150 I would make $500 or $600 a week. That was a lot of money in the '60s."

ft-rj KYOK's George Nelson, Gladys Hill, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Skipper Lee Frazier.

Skipper Lee with Little Richard. Skipper Lee with Muhammad All.

It was during one of those talent shows that Skipper discovered Archie Bell & The Drells and decided to cut a record. "For months this group continued to win. After signing them, we went to San Antonio to record. But the song didn't come out the way we liked. So we returned to Houston

(l-r) Paris Eley, Skipper Lee Frazier, Gladys "Gee Gee" Hill, and Wash Allen.

KCOH Exec. VP/GM Mike Petrizzo

The late Gladys (Middays)

"Gee Gee" Hill KCOH VP/Operations Manager Travis Gardner

The late Z.Z. Hill pBrforming at last year's KCOH Street Festivai.

Perry "Daddy Deep Throat' very deep speaking voice).

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and went into another studio with the song 'Tighten Up.' It only cost us $300 to record that song and pay the musicians. If you told that to somebody today, he would laugh. It was great; a three-hundred dollar investment for a 45 single that sold well over a million copies."

In closing. Skipper offered these words of wisdom and encouragement. "Today's youth can accomplish anything they want. But to become a successful broadcaster these days, formal education is a must. It's important to become qualified in every aspect of the industry. Then you increase . your chances for success." 11

Attracting Advertisers Twenty-year KCOH vet Mike Petrizzo

has been GM since May 1972. His conversation was geared to the present and focused on a subject that concerns many Black/Ur- ban stations - advertisers. And when your station is a daytimer like KCOH, the situation becomes that much tougher. Mike explained why advertisers choose KCOH when making an ethnic buy. "More than anything else, it's our continued involvement with the black community. By helping organizations in the city that needed to be heard on the radio, the word of mouth about us on the streets with advertisers is tremendous."

When asked to list some of KCOH's national accounts, Mike commented, "We • have quite a few beer products, like Budweiser, Michelob, Stroh's, Schlitz, and Miller. In soft drinks we have Dr. Pepper; J in cosmetics there's Pro Line and Johnson Products. We also have accounts with Kellogg's and Quaker Oats. These national advertisers see the value in reaching the black consumer, and they see the value in using us. If you want to reach black people in this city, include us in the buy." ,

One of the station offerings generating positive street talk is the gospel show. "We do a daily, black contemporary gospel show from 6-8am. People have responded favorably to the program and the talk show that follows it. Being a daytimer, we have to be creative at all times to continue our success. We keep our ears tuned to what's happening in the community ona whole, as well as in the black community itself."

That sentiment certainly ties into this month's black history theme. "Afro- Americans have contributed a great deal toward building this great nation of ours," Mike concluded. "There are many stories from the past and present that need to be told which can help dispel those negative, stereotypical myths."

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A few weeks ago, R&R reported that KRNBf Memphis had applied to the FCC for new letters KAMM. It turns out that request has been rescind- ed. Apparently KRNB's owners were anticipating changing formats back to Religious and wanted calls to parallel AM religious sister KWAM. Now that the ratings are back, PD Jerry Mason says the present calls and format will stay.

Speaking of KRNB. the man who brought those calls to the station, Floyd Blackwsll, is now MD at WSOK/S«vannah. That puts Btackwell across town from WEAS, KRNB's one-time sister station.

At WZEN (ZIOOySt Louis, morning man Doug Harris has been named Acting PD. Former PD Rod "Dr. Jockanstaln" King remains with the station for afternoons . . . Congratulations to Bea- trice Evans, longtime MD at KJCB/Lafayatta, LA. Evans is now PD/MD . . . Vic Sample, who's been with WJDY/Sallsbury, MD for two years, has been promoted to PD. Sample replaces Chris Barry, who, apparently believing that those calls have cosmic significance in any order, is now doing fill-in work at WDJY/Washlngton . . . Jay Johnson is KDKO/Denver PD, replacing Carlos Lando, who hasn't announced new plans yet.

WJTT (Jot 94)/Chattanooga has promoted afternoon driver Frank St. James to Music Director. In addition, all of Jet 94's airstaff, with the exception of AM driver PJ, has been shifted. Thomas Henderson moves from nights to middays, PD Rich Phillips promotes himself from middays to afternoons, St. James segues from afternoons to evenings, overnighter Judith Strlbbllng now handles late nights, and parttlmer Dean Qalnes takes the all-night show.

At Jet 94 sister station WHRK (K~94)/Norfolk, Frank Sheflleld has come aboard as the "K-94 Rhythm Rider." Sheffield will also assist the station's promotion department.

Larry Williams, GM at WBLX/Moblle for more than a decade, has been named VP of parent Baasiey Broadcast Group. Two-year Sales Man- ager Harry Williams succeeds him as GM, and Sonny Love has been named PD. Carmsn Brown, most recently Promotions Director and onetime PD at WBLX, has gone crosstown to CHR WKRQ (0100) to handle middays. Brown's move marks her return to CHR after on-air work at KSLQ (now KYKYVSt. Louis.

Former NATRA President, WVOWChicago programmer, and Capitol VP Cecil Hale is back in action at San Francisco State University. He's teaching a course this spring called "The History of the Popular Music Industry." More information is available at (415) 469-1372 . . . Washington's Howard University is hosting its 14th annual communications conference, "Communications & De- velopment," beginning February 14. If you're interested, call (202) 636-7491 . . . The Young Black Programmers Coalition has its second monthly meeting with Brute Bailey coming up in New Orleans on February 10.

WKYS/Washington celebrated Martin Luther King's birthday last month with a special 24-LP set put together with Motown. Featured were Stevie Wonder's recordings, (including the King tribute "Happy Birthday" and three IPs of King's sermons collected during his tenure as a Motown recording artist. KJLH/Los Angeles also ran a special musical tribute to King on the morning of January 15.

WILD/Boston is conducting its "Wild School Contest" with students sending in votes for their school. The winner gets a concert from the Fat Boys and UTFO . . . KIIZ/Kilieen gave away a trip to Austin to see Prince in late January. Con- testants had to identify seven songs from the "Z Prince Music Montage" ... Congratulations to WTKL/Baton Rouge PD Guy Broady, who recently became the father of son Marlon.

HOUSTON'S GARAGE BAND — MCA celebrated the release of Thelma Houston's "Qualifying Heat" LP with a party at New York's Paradise Garage. Shown (l-r): Debra & WKND/Hartford PD Eddie Jor- dan, Houston, MCA's Michael Halley-, and WBLS/New York MD Maye Jones.

WHISPERS AT TWENTY — Despite early assertions that they only meant to wet their feet, the Whis- pers became immersed In the record industry. Shown at a party celebrating the group's 20th anniversary are Whispers Nicholas Caldwell and Leavill Degree, Chuck Johnson, and KACE/Los Angeles PD Alonzo Milter.

ACTION

THE OTHER JACKSON TOUR — Even Jesse Jackson tours to promote his LPs. Seen here at a Los Angeles Wherehouse store to support "Our Time Has Come" are (l-r): MCA's Ernie Singleton and An- dy McKale, Constellation President flay Harris, Jackson, KGFJ/Los Angeles PD Kevin Fleming, Con- stellation's Herb Trowick, Wherehouse's Violet Brown, and MCA's Louil Silas.

SAULSBERRY STAKES OUT BALTIMORE — Soap opera actor Rodney Saulsberry began moonlighting as a recording artist last year. Saulsberry (r) is shown here on a recent visit with WXYV (VI03)/Baltimore PD Roy Samson.

KENNEDY IN BIG A — A&M recently held an At- lanta reception for hometown artist Joyce Ken- nedy. Shown flanking the Grammy nominee are (l-r): WVEE/Atlants PD Scotty Andrews, and A&M's Step Johnson and Keith Frye.

WZAK JAMS WITH TURKEYS — WZAK/Cleveland held a free listener appreciation "Turkey Jam- featuring Beau Williams. Pictured (l-rj: Capitol's Gordon Alderson, WZAK OM Lee Zapis. Filmore East Records' Beverly Taylor, Williams, WZAK MD Dee Perry and WZAK's Ken Allen.

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NEWCLEUS LANDS IN LOS ANGELES — Benjy "Cozmo D" Cenac, who maintains that he's been sent from outer space to jam the world, and the other members of Newcleus recently dropped in on KDA Y/Los Angeles Asst. PD/MD Greg Mack. Cenac and Mack are standing; kneeling are the group's Paul Webb and Otis Brown.

SHANNON BRINGS MINK TO SUPERFEST — All those Washingtonians who wondered what WKYS night jock Candy Shannon (I) looked like finally found out at the 5th annual Budweiser Superfest which Shannon emceed. At the concert, Shannon handed out a full-length mink coat to contest winner Zelma Winchester.

THREE SEAR WINNERS

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JOHNNY GILL The Chemistry" is right with this sensational new album Features the single, "Half Crazy" (7-99671). Produced by Linda Creed, Dennis Matkosky & Bill Neale Management: Bill Underwood Associates On Cotillion Records and Cassettes. Division of Atlantic Recording Corporation


LON HELTON

THE STORES BEHIND THE NUMBERS

Atlanta

12 + 25-54 Rank Spring Fall Spring Fall

WKHX 10.0 6.7 1 4(tie) WYAY - 2.4 - 12 WFOX WPLO 2.6

3.3 1,9 12

8 15

Comments: WKHX pretty much had its way the last couple of years, culminating with a ten share in spring '84, which was good for #112+ as well as 25-54. The station

Boston

WBOS

12+ Sum.

1.8 Fall 2.3

25-54 Rank Sum. Fall

15 13

Doug McGuire

knew, however, that its double digits were in jeopardy. Not only did Katz go head-to- head with WKHX in Country when it put on WYAY, but WFOX came on as an A/C looking for essentially the same demo. As WKHX PD Neil McGinley points out, "There was a lot of action this book, with two brand-new stations coming on real hot and heavy this past summer. We knew it would have an impact on the market, as it obviously did. Any time there's a new sta-

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Comments: The upward move is extremely encouraging to new owner Sconnix, which officially took over the station at the end of December. PD Dave Hamilton, who joined December 17, also points out that both WOKQ/Dover and WDLW/Waltham showed up in the Boston book (each with an 0.4 12+), and he hopes to convert their listeners to bring 'BOS into the three-share range right away.

Of his station's strategy, Dave says, "It's like gqlf — we're just trying to improve our own score and are not really playing against anybody. We're format-exclusive in this market, and we want to make sure we can build cume and be as accessible as possible to those fatigued by A/C stations playing nothing but oldies and recurrents

NEW ENGLAND'S COUNTRY

Ratings (W) Rap

Over the next few weeks I'll take a peek behind the fall '84 Arbitron ratings of some of the more hotly-contested Country battles. I'll also focus on those stations which have done an especially noteworthy job of taking Country to the people.

we feel to be a temporary condition. We also feel that as the differences between the two stations (Y106 and KIX Country) become even wider, you'll see us overtaking 'KHX."

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As for WKHX, Neil told me, "We're not going to change a heck of a lot, but simply continue doing the things we do well, making sure we're doing them as well as possible. We'll stay lean and mean, and keep on playing the hits."

WBOS PD Dave Hamilton

burned to the ground. We go out to find the best A/C-Country crossover oldies and com- bine them with the Country hits of today. We're serving the core with currents; they're strictly Country. We need a hook to get those fatigued A/C listeners over here, and the oldies provide a comfort zone to those sampling us. We want to appeal to those who lean Country, those who have the psychographic profile which show they would like Country if they spent some time with it."

Chicago

WUSN WMAQ

12 + 25-54 Rank Sum. Fall Sum, Fall

2.9 3.3 7 6 3.2 2.8 6 14

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US99 PD Lee Logan and crew were sky- high over the accomplishment. One of the big keys? Well, at first I thought Lee was kidding, but soon realized he was dead- serious when he told me, "Cabbage Patch Dolls. We ran a number of different promotions during the book, but the response to that thing was absolutely incredible. We've

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tion, especially when accompanied by big- budget ad campaigns (as both these were), there's going to be a lot of sampling going on. Country-wise, there's no question that Y106 took a little of our cream."

Commenting on the fall book, WYAY PD Doug McGuire said, "While our 12+ 2.4 may not seem overly impressive, when you look at the demos and see our turnover ratios, as well as time spent listening, we really had a great book for our first effort. We feel we did quite well considering that Country shares overall went down in Atlan- ta, which was quite a surprise since there was a new entry in the field; it's something

The long-awaited results are finally in! The winner of the annual Wayne and Johanna Edwards #1 Ugly contest is KRMD/Shreveport OM Tom PhHor. The word on the street, however, is that WMC/Memphis MD runner-up Eddie Edwards has asked for a recount. Film at 11 ... KNEW/Oakland Production Director Tom Bren- ner has moved into evenings on a fulltime basis, leaving his slot open. If you can fill it and want to work where the NFL World Champions reside, send your T&Rs to PD Bob Guerra.

Ken Speck has been upped to MD at WIRE/lndianapolis ... Air staffer Larry Rust advances to MD at KWKH/Shreveport , . . Jay Allen has exited evenings at WXTU/Philadelphla for middays at WBOS/Soston . . . Ron Ferrise has joined

KFMS/Las Vegas for middays. Also at the staton, Jack Daniels is now doing evenings, while Tom Murphy covers overnights . . . Rex Lane has rejoined WAXX/Eau Claire for mornings . . . Former WQIK/Jacksonville Program Manager Brian Mitchell is now Asst. PD and afternoon jock at WMNX/Tailahassee. He's also working on his MBA at Florida State U.

WMNI has new stats; 1458 Dublin Rd., Colum- bus, OH 43215. New phone is (614)481-7800 . . . Welcome to new Country station WAIZ/Qulfport, MS. They signed-on New Year's Day with Station Manager Tony Hoda in mornings, Marilyn Raye during middays, and Dixie Wright for afternoons . . . Remember, the phone is my life — don't forget to call and tell me what, you have heard!

been accumulating a few hundred dolls since last July, and we gave them away beginning the latter part of November. The Arbitrends for that period were up strongly, documenting the effect of the doll promotion."

One of the factors working in WUSN's favor was that WJEZ-FM changed formats in August, and US99 set out to get its audience. "We did some things at the beginning of the book which were primarily related to the musical form itself. We wanted to establish the fact that we were a Country station and were going to remain so, no matter what else was happening in the market.

"Our image campaign consisted of a series of on-air promos that ran at a very high density — one-third of our promotional time over a five-week period. We aired a number of different spots explaining that Chicago was a very special city; we not only have our own brand of deep-dish pizza

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and the world's tallest building, but we also have a very special brand of Country. We hit hard on the point that US99 would always deliver Chicago Country-at its very best. This coincided with ten-second TV spots telling listeners we were the only place in town they could get Country in FM stereo. We used TV from the time 'JEZ went off through the beginning of the fall book, and then ran the image stuff from the last part of September."

"Right now, we're staging a forced-listen^ - ing promotion called 'Four for the Money.' Even though we inject a lot of personality into the station, our handle is four-in-a-row, and we're looking to further entrench that with our audience. We give away $99 eight times a day."

Meanwhile, Across Town WMAQ has been making several changes

over the last few months, all geared to "programming for the specific needs of the specific audience by the daypart," according to PD Bill Gamble. "We really don't feel we can compete with those stations playing four in a row over and over. We can't engage in a music war with an FM, so we have to do more. It costs more money and it's more work, but it's also a lot of fun. It's no secret we're an AM radio station and

have to meet the needs of those on this band. We're stressing news and information in the mornings, recently adding a traffic 'copter. We now have our sports show from 6-7pm and have picked up NBC's Talknet between 7-10pm. We're also going to start a magazine-type show between 10-11:30, when we'll talk to celebrities on the air, take phone calls, play new records, and get audience feedback - just a lot of built-in features. As far as longterm plans, we want to do things which best take advantage of a 50,000-watt, clear-channel radio station."


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R&R/Friday, hebruary 1, 1985

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CM A Board Makes Changes

During the CM A Board of Directors meeting held January 8-10 in Palm Springs, several major policy changes were made.

The International Committee is organizing a country album chart for the United Kingdom, and hopes to have it functioning within a few months.

The UK chart, which will probably list 30 albums monthly, is expected to boost industry and consumer awareness of country music, serve as a marketing tool for country music, persuade retailers to stock more country product, encourage a more aggressive marketing effort by the labels, and provide regular and current information to radio programmers.

The Board also approved three proposals made by the Awards Criteris Committee. The first proposal raises the number of first ballot nominations from five to ten. The ten nominees are required to appear on the second round of balloting for the CMA Awards.

The Instrumentalist of the Year will now be nominated and voted upon by the members of the artist/musician category only. This action will allow musicians to be honored by those with whom they work closely and who can best evaluate their con- tributions.

The third proposal established a definite eligibility period for the Duo of the Year. The criteria still defines a duo as an act, composed of two people, who perform together and either or both of whom are known primarily as an individual artist. However, now the duo must either have a record released during the eligibility period (July 1 - June 30) or have performed together publicly as a duo three or more times during the eligibility period.

For those of you taking advantage of CMA's group medical insurance coverage, you'll be happy to know they've contracted a new carrier. The new underwriter is George Washington Life.

T.G.'s Team The Folgers Coffee Company will sponsor

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SHEPPARD'S MACHINE — Warner Brothers artist T.G. Sheppard (left) and Tom Wade, Folgers Coffee Brand Manager, give the thumbs-up sign as all systems appear to be ready to go with T.G.Sheppard's Folgers Coffee Machine.

"T.G. Sheppard's Folgers Coffee Machine" race cars, and driver Joe Ruttman, in selected events on the 1985 NASCAR Winston Cup racing schedule. During the racing season you will see full

length cardboard cutout displays of T.G. Shejppard in retail grocery stores along the circuit. He will also do a series of Folgers radio spots, and make personal ap- pearances at race events.

Sheppard's Chevy is the same car that Cale Yarborough won with at Daytona last year. His racing team will debut in competition in the February 10 Busch Clash of 1985 at Daytona International Speedway.

T.G. may be doing some singing in the winners circle!

Is Go

Douglas Raymond Block, 33, died Janu- ary 23 after several months' bout with cancer. Doug started working with Bobby Young Promotions in November 1983 after a short stint as a country artist. He had also previously toured with a rock band throughout New York State.

There will be a 4pm memorial service on Friday, February 1 at the Edgehill United Methodist Church in Nashville. The family has asked for any donations to be made to the American Cancer Society. Bobby Young has established a fund for Doug's wife Debbie, and Bobby can be contacted for more information at (615) 255-1633.

Like those who knew him, I'm deeply sad- dened by the untimely passing of Doug Block. It's always a tragedy to lose one so full of life and vitality at such an early age.

Along with many of you, much of my contact with Doug was on the phone. I had only met him once prior to joining him and a large group of promotion people for dinner in Nashville this past August - only weeks before he learned of his illness. His ex- uberance and energy that particular night will live long in the memory of those who were there, making it even harder to believe the events that followed.

As with a lot of you, my prayers are with his wife and family.

Like a lot of you, I'm going to miss him. - - L.H.

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our feeling that the spring book was just a statistical fluke." (The three previous books showed 'DAF's 12+ shares at 10.9, 10.6, and 10.7.)

Moon said that 'DAF didn't do anything significantly different on the air in the fall, but did engage in its largest marketing campaign to date. "We spent more on TV and on billboards than ever before. We went with Chuck Blore's 'janitor' spot and designed a new positioning statement which we advertised outdoors: 'WDAF sounds

like fun.' We wanted to make the point that we're a fun station to listen to, not a boring one like so many of the music boxes,"

Summing up the 3.7 jump, Moon quipped, "All those listeners who mysteriously disappeared in the spring appear to have returned . . . and they brought their friends with 'em."

Over at KFKF, PD Ray Massie was far from distraught over the ratings. "We're really pretty excited," he began. "It was the best fall book in the station's history: we're second in men and fourth in adults. We've beat the 'fall jinx,' and feel we hit our target very well."

Ray acknowledged that being outspent in the media was a large factor in the results. During the book, KFKF gave out $25,000 in cash based around a promotion where KFKF would pay off your mortgage. A number of runners-up also received cash prizes.

Ray concluded, "WDAF is a tough com- petitor; they have great talent and really are a great radio station. It's going to take time. We're fighting them every step of the way, just as they're battling us."

CMA MEETS IN PALM SPRINGS — During the CMA Board of Directors meeting, a reception was given in honor of the West Coast CMA members. Shown at the reception are former CMA president Dan McKinnon, CMA directors Lon Helton and Al Greenfield, and Tony Con way, VP of Buddy Lee Attractions.

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Openings

PD/OPERATIONS MANAGER Experienced, aggressive, organized, hard working PD/Ops Manager sought for Urban powerhouse in top 60 market. Send us a tape, resume, track record, and letter telling us who you are, how you think, how you program: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #918, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE


Opportunities

Openings Openings

Are You A Radio DJ

Who Wants To Be A VJ? Channel 66 in the Boston market is the first 24-hour-a-day full-power major market music video TV station. Send us your video audition tape or sit in front of a home VHS camera and tell us about yourself in 3-4 minutes. Send tape and resume to:

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P.O. Box 405 Fayville, MA 01745

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...WANTS YOU! A/C and CHR morning people, middays and PM drive talent. T&R to: McVay Media, 24650 Center Ridge Rd., Suite 340, Cleve- land, OH 44145. EOE

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News Director AM/FM combo in south central PA. Manage 8t direct two parson staff. T&R: Box 479, Chambersbura, PA 17201. EOE M/F (2-1)

1250 Prospect, Suite 102 La Jolla, CA 92037 (619) 454-3202

: PROGRAM DIRECTOR ; NYC vicinity A/C looking for a PD with major • market experience. Strong music and research : background and the ability to motivate a ; must! Replies will be held in strict confidence. 5 T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park : West, #907, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Extra $$$! WHEB-AM's got good weekend shifts available Soft A/C, 107th market, NH seacoast, T&R: Scott Hooper Box 120, Portsmouth, NH 03801. EOE M/F (2-1)

Small market AM searching for mature DJ with strong production skills to complement a community oriented A/C sound. T&R: 20517 Strath-Haven Dr., Gaithersberg, MD 20879. EOE M/F (2-1) Pamlm# news a PA assistant. Write & produce local informa- ^1al„pr09r8mmina' Goo<i wri,in9 & organizational skills. T&R: Box 1002, Bala Cynwyd, PA 19004, EOE M/F (2-1)

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WTSV/WHDQ seeks news person for future opening. C&R/ sample: Bob Lipman, Box 1230, Clairemont, NH 03743. EOE M/F (2-1)

Three openings for parttime maintenance engineers. FCC General License needed. Resumes: G.C.I., Box 683, Armonk, NY 10504. EOE M/F (2-1)

BALTIMORE'S BEST

B104 MEANS MUSK

Evening personality needed now for Baltimore's #1 CHR FM. Duties include hosting two-hour weekly video show. Must be able to com- municate in a warm, friendly, one- to-one manner. All you need is the talent and the desire to win and work for one of the. best radio stations in America. Tapes & resumes to: Steve Kingston

WBSB-FM 7 East Lexington Street Baltimore, MD 21202

EOE

Wilmington's Dominant CHR has immediate opening for dynamic, humorous and informative evening entertainer who can have fun without screaming. Good pay, excellent benefits in first class state of the art operation. T&R to Steve Michaels, PD, WSTW, 2727 Shipley Rd. , Wilmington, DE 19803. EOE

WTSV/WHDQ needs parttime announcers for Country & CHR. Possible future fulltime. T&R: Mark Belmonte, Box 1230, Clairemont, NH 03743. EOE M/F (2-1)

Morning man for MOYL station. Two years programming experience preferred. T&R: Dick Lambert, Box 6S24, Wheeling, WV 26003. EOE M/F (2-1)

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Boston, MA - WMJX - Bright, music-intensive A/C looking for experienced Morning Air Performer. If you are a team player yet have the talent, sense of humor and confidence to host a music-intensive A/C morning show in Boston send T&R to: Jack Casey, PD, WMJX P.O. Box 352, Boston MA 02117. N& phone cails.piease.

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PRODUCTION Large market Northeast ADR market leader needs a Production Director. We are looking for an organized individual who can create and write commercial copy, produce effective spots and brilliant promos. We offer a stable company, good salary, and a quality city. Cassettes and resumes to: Radio & Re- cords, 1930 Century Park West, #905, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

UUCFR The search is on for a News Director who will continue the tradition of excellence at this award- winning station in Vermont. We're seeking an idea Person" who will provide direction to our

News department's future growth. This individual will possess organizational and people skills in addition to cohosting highly successful morning magazine format. Send cassette, resume and salary requirements to: Rick Joyce, Box 800, Springfield, VT 05156 EOE

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AFFAIRS WNBC - NEW YORK WNBC Radio/N.Y. has an exceptional opportunity for an aggressive and creative professional to be responsible for supervising and participating in all aspects of WNBC Local News and Community Affairs Department operations. This will include on-air newscasts, budget preparations, and management of our ongoing license retention program. Background should include a Bachelor's degree (or equivalent), 3-5 years' directly related radio broadcast and community affairs experience, and strong leadership qualities. WNBC offers an excellent salary and benefits package, and opportunities to grow within this high visibility position. For prompt consideration, please direct your resume and audition tape to: John P. Hayes, Jr., VP/GM WNBC, Room 293, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, N.r, N.Y. 10020 NBC is an equal opportunity employer SWF.

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j' One of New England's fastest growing radio I groups is looking for A/C Air Talent and News ■people for all slots. Send air check, resume| land references to: Radio & Records 19301 Century Park West, #912, Los Angeles CAf

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WGR/BUFFALO The industry still recognizes Buf- falo as one of the truly great personality markets in the country. And WGR has a rare opening for a strong personality; it's not for beginners. Taft Broadcasting with super benefits. Send tapes & resumes to: Jerry Reo, WGR, 464 Franklin St., Buffalo, NY 14202. EOE M/F

Premier western MA station seeking entry level announcer. Females encouraged. T&R: Jeff Zufelt, WUHN Box 1265 Plttsfield, MA 01202. EOE M/F (2-11

^'™s, visible CHR is seeking on-air talent. T&R: (304) 266l-n6224 EOEm'/'f8^-!2)61' ^ ^ 25901' ^

Northern New England ttetlon Interested in hiring a warm cooperative communicator for evening airshift. T&R: Leslie

' 38 Gl8n Ave-. Berlin, NH 03570. EOE M/r (2-1)

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Has room for one more imaginative, hardworking air personality who's driven to win. If you think you have what it takes to become a-legend, send a tape now to; Alan Bums, Q107, 4400 Jenifer Street, N.W., Washino- ton, DC 20015. EOE

SOUTH

Needed; Nighttime ro«k & roller. Big voice, top-rated station in the market. T&R: Alan Dupreist, WHHY, Box 2744, Mont- gomery, AL 36105. EOE M/F (2-1) North TX Country & CHR seeking qualified NO, able to run one person department. C&R: MacMurphey, Box 4647 Wichita Falls, TX 76308. EOE M/F (2-1) Cyrrently 60 degrees . . . CHR looking for current parttime & possible furture openings. T&R: John West, WAIL 95, 7 Mc- Donald Ave., Key Wast, FL 33040. EOE M/F (2-1)

HOT ROCKIN'CHR Needs morning pro (or team) to turn on this top 50 market. Hard work and desire to be #1 a must. T&R with salary expectations to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #914, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

SW A/C DMds top-notch entertainer for drive position. T&R: Paul Conrad, Box 189, Cape Coral, FL 33910. EOE M/F (2-1)

News Director, morning ehtft. Write, edit, produce & air a variety of newscasts. T&R: Jim Lord Chaplin, Box 3032, Ft. Pierce, FL 33448. EOE M/F (2-1) Sun & fun on the beech. Need nighttime energy for Savan- nah's top CHR WIXV/195. No screamers please. T&R: Scott Reynolds, Box 876, Savannah, GA 31498. EOE M/F (2-1)

50KW AM COUNTRY Dominant 35-f- needs upbeat personality for PM drive/Music Director. Country experience required. T&R immediately to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #916, Los Angeles CA 90067. EOE

WKRE BOkw Country station needs morning jock. T&R: Jack Gillen, Box 220, Exmore, VA 23350. EOE M/F (2-1)

KMOO-FfW looking for experienced 7-midnight air talent with good production skills. T&R: John Elliott, Box 21088, Waco, TX 76702. EOE M/F (2-1) 100kw Modem Country on Gulf seeking personable, creative air talent. Ail formats considered. Strong production. Good pay & benefits. T&R: Box 9401, Pensacola, FL 32503. EOE M/F (2-1)

SHng your buns to west TX hot rock. Positions availiable now. T&R: Kelly Jay, Rock 108, Box 473, Abilene, TX 79604. EOE M/F (2-1)

RSR/Friday, February 1, 1985 Page 71

Opportunities

Openings Openings

WMtwn KY fuN-wrvtc* AM leader looking for people. T&R Alan Warner, Box 450, Paducah, KY 42001. EOE M/F (2-1)

Ready for top BO market immediate opening at WKXX. Good voice, production & a personality act. T&R: Roger Gaither, Box 10904, Birmingham, AL 3S202. EOE W/F (2-1)

" Orlando's top-rated 100,000 watt Hot Rockin' 7106 seeks a high-energy, creative motivator to lead our professional sales staff as General Sales Manager. The person we are looking for makes a lot of money and wants to make a lot more. Send resume now to Alan Rock, General Manager, WHLY 233 North Lake Blvd., Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701. An Equal Opportunity Employer.

TX AM/FM looking for GSM with proven track record. 3-5 years experience above average leadership skills. Resume: George Franz, Box 1230, Temple, TX 76503. EOE M/F (2-1)

Country FM neada strong PD/OM. Air shift/production required. Excellent compensation. T&R/photo: Box 3127, S. Padre Island, TX 78597. EOE M/F (2-1) SOwk Country powaftwuse needs PM drive/ND with personality to continue the tradition. T&R ASAP: Dan Mitchell, WFNC, Box 36297, Fayetteville, NC 28303. EOE M/F (2-1)

MIDWEST

Top 50 CHR wants to hoar some morning personality. Present format unimportant. Rush T&R: Box 2346, Kettering, OH 45429. EOE M/F (2-1)

WANTED FOR

RAPID CITY, SD

Premier Adult radio station needs Program Dir- ector and^ drivetime air talent. Maturity/experience a must. Send T&R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #876, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

NEEDED YESTERDAY High-profile, afternoon drive CHR personality to join pros on the North Coast of America. Only quality need apply. No wimps. Excellent bucks. Send tapes & resumes to: Tom Jeffries, PD, WGCL Radio, 1500 Chester Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114. EOE

Country PD Top 50 Market

Eastern Midwest Applications to: Radio & Records 1930 Century Park West, #915, Los Angeles CA 90067. EOE M/F

Personality needed; PM drive entertainer for WOHO-AM. Ex- perienced,, creative team player. T&R: Terry Sullivan, 2965 Pickle, Toledo, OH 43616. EOE M/F (2-1)

Take charge Operations Manager/ Morning Personality. Must be a people-oriented, motivational self- starter. Must be creative and promotion-minded. State of the art facilities, a number one rated Mid- west Class C powerhouse, a top compensation package, and an opportunity to grow and develop can be yours if you qualify. Rush aircheck and complete resume along with a detailed statement of your management and motivation phil- osophies to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #911, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE/MF

TOP 5 MARKET

FUNNY STUFF

We are the leading A/C in a top 5 market looking for the best

radio comedy writer/impressionist in the country for our already

dominant morning show.

We are prepared to offer a top income level, if you understand

topical humor and satire, backed up with a variety of characters and impressions. We are a major group operator and promise total confidentiality. No background calls will be made without prior permission.

We have perfect creative environment for the perfect person

who can offer us truly funny stuff. T&R and writing samples to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #917, Los

Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F

Openings

SmaH market station has night opening. Good for refining skills. T&R: Ron Philips, WTCJ, Box 397, Tell City, IN 47586. EOE M/F (2-1)

Afternoon drive needs creative, seasoned, mature announcer for staWe AM, Immediate opening. T&R: Brad Hartman, KFOR, Box 80209, Lincoln, NE 68501 EOE M/F (2-1) Sharp ND for AM/FM Rock combo. Personable delivery, females & minorities encouraged to reply. T&R: Les Cook, WIQB, Box 8605, Ann Arbor, Mi 48107. EOE M/F (2-1)

WMBD NEWSWATCH! 300,000 metro needs a news pro to join our 15-person AM/FM/TV news department as a radio reporter/anchor. We offer good pay solid benefits, excellent facilities, the chance to advance. We need a contemporary writer/reporter/ thinker that lives news and loves to dig. Send tape, resume, writing samples: Duane Wallace WMBD- AM-TV, 3131 University, Peoria,

IL 61604. EOE M/F

lOOkw FM In compatativx mariwt sseks anchor/rsportsr «200 for a five day woek. Write ND: KGRC, Box 1017 Hanni- bal, MO 63401. EOE M/F (2-1)

Account Exacsitlva. Chicago & metro area, strong background in retail accounts. Excellent opportunity. WYEN, 106.7, Call: Dave Stevens, (312) 297-8430 EOE M/F (2-1) KTXY. cantral MO's lOOw A/C hit music station has openings for airshifts, including mornings. T&R: Brian Miller, Box 414, Jefferson City, MO 65102. EOE M/F (2-1) Scaklng a sharp, axperienced combo CE/jock. Class C, Mod- ern Country. T&R: Max Wulf, 96KX, 2127 O Street Ste 311, Lincoln, NE 68610. EOE M/F (2-1) S»i»e pro n«d«J now tor lOOkw CHR powerhouse in beautiful northern Ml. Great list, good benefits. Call: Earl Schroeder (616)627-2341(2-1)

BROADCAST PRODUCTION DIRECTOR

Excellent opportunity in top 20 market for strong, dramatic male voice. Good production very helpful. State-of-the-art studios, benefits, salary, limitless opportunity. Send T&R (record/concert spots preferred): Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #908, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

WEST

K-lOl K-101 is looking for a great morning talent. Doing mornings now? Doing afternoons? Want to do morning drive at one of the country's legendary radio stations? Send cassettes only to: Jeff Sattler, Box !01, San Francisco, CA 94101. If you are a major market talent in a small or medium market, please apply. EOE

Openings

News reporter/anchor needed for expanding news department. Excellent opportunity for growing experience. T&R: John Shrewsbury, Box 1552, Eldorado, AR 71730. EOE M/F (2-1) Can we talk? If your talents lie somewhere between Joan Rivers & Walter Cronkite, then we should talk. Bill Klaus, WNIR: (216) 673-2323 (2-1) FHnt's top A/C station needs weekend people immediately. T&R: Michael W. Kay, Box 1080, Flint, Ml 48501, (313) 743-1080 EOE M/F (2-1) Fulltime newspeopie for possible openings. T&R: Gary Wes- cott, WSPT, Box 247, Stevens Point, Wl 54481. EOE M/F (1-26)

Top-rated FM looking for mature, experienced. Easy Listening morning announcer. T&R: Dan Shanahan, KRDO, Box 1467, Colorado Springs, CO 80901. EOE M/F (2-1)

The special person who makes listeners feel excited, happy and enthusiastic about his fun radio station. Bright, up voice, with warm, caring style. Live AM country; Alive-sounding FM adult rock. Exceptional pay available for the exceptional person. Let's prosper together. T&R to Dennis Brown, KSTC, Sterling, CO 80751 EOE.

Afternoons In San Diego! Gannett's KS103 FM has an afternoon drive position open now. Rare opportunity for a personality-oriented pro at the #1 CHR in America's finest city for America's premier broadcast group! Phones and fun a plus! Over-night tapes, resumes and references to: Mike Preston, Program Director, KS1Q3 FM, P.O. Box 103, San Diego, CA 92104. No calls! EOE M/P

KUZN/Modesto Country cousin has openings for air-talent, production & newsperson. T&R: Ed Nickus, 2437 Orange burg Ave., Modesto, CA 95355. EOE M/F (2-1)

KBCO, pronressive radio needs msjor air talent, knowledgeable about variety of AOR. No Cells. T&R: Dennis Constsntine, 4801 Riverbend, Boulder, CO 80301. EOE M/F (2-1)

THE SEARCH IS ON For CHR morning personalities. Top 5 market. Killer facility and opportunity. Rush resume to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #919, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

ND with mornina drive responsibility at KCKN-FM. Females & minorities encouraged. All talent welcome. T&R: Garry Bailey, Box 269, Roswell, NM 88201. (505) 623-9797 EOE M/F (2-1)

Engineer/snnoncar for future openings. CHR In Secramento valley. T&R: John McCorkle, Box 631, Marysville, CA 95901. No calls. EOE M/F (2-1)

Denver's #1 CHR needs air talent/ production pro for major airshift and production director duties. Personable, entertaining delivery, plus creative and multi-track ability is required. Send tape and current resume to Mark Bolke, KPKE, 8973 E. Kenyon Ave., Denver, CO 80237, EOE M/F

Bay area A/C FM looking for PD. Send T&R/salary requirements: USM, Box 2328, Walnut Creek, CA 94B95. EOE M/F (2-1)

Regional sports station needs Sports Director. Includes PBP, airshift and production. Send T&R to John Kelley, KLMR, Box 890, Lamar, CO 81052 EOE M/F

Parttlme announcers with strong news reading ability, needed at top high desert FM. T&R: Lance Todd, KRXV, Star Route Box 3H, Daggett, CA 92327. EOE M/F (2-1)

KAZY-DENVER Successful state-of-the-art Adult AOR station has immediate opening for midday announcer with experience and a good knowledge of Album Rock. Looking for a team player with a positive attitude that can grow with us. NO CALLS PLEASE! Tapes & resumes to: Chuck Browning, Oper- ations Manager, 2149 S. Holly St., Denver, CO 80222. EOE M/F

Opportunities

HSR/Friday, February 1,1985

Openings

PD/air person nwKtod for CO mountain station. Management capabilities & must have recent market background. T&R: Vail Connection, Box 2963, Vail, CO 81658. EOE M/F (2-1) KQIL/L.A. seeks strong personality/production talent. Major, suburban A/C, MOR, Gold format. No calls. T&R: Mike Lundy, Box 1260, Mission Hills, CA 91345. EOE M/F (2-1)

Positions Sought

Wanted: Minor league baseball PBP. Experienced. JOHN EM- METT, 313 Orange Blossom Lane, San Rafael, CA 94903. (416) 479-6204 (2-1)

Seven year minority radio pro with experience in Urban Con- temporary, Jazz, AOR & New Wave formats. Available imme- diateiy. ROD LEWIS: (718) 659-9328 Will relocate. (2-1) Versatie female Jock seeking futttime radio gig. Professional, dependable, fasst learner. Great potential. Will go anywhere. ROSALYN: (415) 333-5908 (2-1)

i sought In radio announcing or sales. Also willing to laam. Call LISA TOMBLIN: (412) 461-0310 (2-1) rrsslanrn sportswriter, currently working for two networks, Naw England Sports Network & WTTP Radio. Looking for entry level position. LARRY EPSTEIN; (617) 884-5519 (2-1)

Dependable, conscientious overnighter currently in Top 100 market wants new challenge, preferably in different daypart, in Southeast. Five years A/C, Country experience . . . open to CHR or EOR-type formats, too. Very good knowledge of pop and Country music. Please respond to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #913, Los Angeies, CA 90067.

Winning top 75 programmer well versed in all areas. Know- ledge of ARB & current programming techniques. CHR/AC/ AOR. Availiable now. RUSS WILLIAMS: (512) 631-7497 H2-1)

ND with eight years experience seeks medium/major market in MW. Performance/references: (307) 2335-1483 (2-1) BOB McKAY proven major markt PD now available. Superior track record & references. KCBQ-Q105/San Diego, WBCS/- Milwaukee. Dedicated & ready. (307) 778-8619 (2-1) Award winning ND wants to settle in or near PA. BA in Com- munications. Great references. Call JEFF: (601) 445-2281 (2-1) Experienced A/C, Country announcer. Prefer to stay in SW. No small markets. Limited offer. Call now! Operator's standing by! (602) 947-6972 (2-1)

Interested In an A/C, CHR personality with a 25 share before going into television? I"m interested in shift plus PD or MD duties. RIC: (313) 729-9161 (2-1) Solid air talent searching for new opportunity to grow. Six years experience. LISA B.: (305) 459-9131 (2-1) 12 year pro looking for a job in medium or small market. Ex- perienced PD & MD. Experienced in all shifts. Call JIM PRINCE: (801) 628-6236 (2-1) Air talent with eight years experience in all formats seeks fulltime gig on West coast. Production, promotions, sports, news & fun spells KEITH: (619) 459-8256 (2-1) Currently working research with major firm seeks Research Director position for station or chain. Serious inquiries only. (415) 284-5488 (2-1) Natural sounding contemporary personality wants opportunity to be creative. 14 years experience in major markets. Ex- cellent references. KIRK RUSSELL: (408) 378-3483 (2-1)

Looking for a QM or PD position in West or mid TN. 15 years experience reliable company man. TERRY HUDSON: (901) 584-6766, 147 Westview, Camden, TN 38320. (2-1) Weekend DJ, two yeers experience looking for learning job during the week in small market outside Houston. For T&R, call TROY: (713) 977-9052 (2-1) Experienced PD/alr personality. Top 5 market. Credentials in Urban & A/C. Available now. (516) 979-0767 (2-1)

Dependable, hard-working A/C or Country personality available. Call JON: (901) 767-1556 (2-1)

New, fresh talent. Creative, ambitious Philadelphia broadcasting school grad. Seeking CHR or AOR station. Willing to relocate anywhere. RICK DAVIS: (609) 795-7509 (2-1)

CHR. Urban dedicated Jock. Great pipes with four years experience & MD interest. Will relocate. AL TWITTY: (502) 1637-8899 (2-1)

Employed & experienced SW announcer looking for fulltime announcer position. Willing to relocate. SCOTT: (915) 646-7758 or 646-3535 (2-1) Hardworking jock wants to prove my abilities to you. Medium midwest or southern market. MIKE; (314) 993-6292 (2-1)

12 years experience, good production, good ratings. Present- ly working with 50kw rocker in HMntsyllle. Willing to relocate. BILL: (205) 355-2676 (2-1)

Positions Sought

PWHy radio v« seeks Gold/CHR PD/OM position. Extensive programming, management, promotion experience. Ailing stations healed. ALAN SWAN, Box 3, PalmYra, NJ 08066-0002. (2-1)

Experiencad, succasaful PD seeks naw challenge. Otdies are my specialty. Want PO position with A/C or Oldies-oriented station. BOB: (904) 453-9226, after 3pm eat (2-11 Top-rated morning show from KDKB/Phoenix looking for another major market job. Call JOHN GIESE & TIM HATTRICK: (602)897-2560(2-1)

Award winning. IWestyla NO with all size market experience. Interested in talking about your opportunties. TJ ALLEN: (206) 473-3692

Copywriter/production supervisor available. Reproduction is my specialty. Talented. Innovative, good pipes, I can make a difference for you. MARK: (718) 523-2402 (2-1) Professional creative talent looking for job in Milwuakee or suburban area. Eight years experience. BILL: (414) 426-4136 (2-1)

Unemployed announcer seeking small market position. Any format, ready to relocate. T&R upon request. ED MEMMER: (216) 788-8212(2-1) Reporter/anchor wKh 6 yeers experience seeks stable position. ED: (503) 389-6478. (2-1)

Yes. I'm looking for a job. Experienced announcer with good production skills looking for a west coast gig. Will relocate. BILL BOWEN: (806) 498-4738 (after 6 pm pet) (1-18)

Morning DJ available, relocated to NYC. Lookng for opportunity in NY, NJ or CJ. Creative & crazy! Call (718) 523-2310 (1-11) Looking for employment in medium/small market radio. Ex- perience in large market announcer, newsperson, DJ, promotions, programming. RANDY THOMPKINS: (713) 728-8061 (1-18) Naws/sports anchor/reporter seeking medium or major market position. 6% years experincs. BRUCE: (813) 349-0646 (2-1) Attention: Oparatlons manager, PD now available for CHR, A/C radio stations. 20 years expereince, professional, ratings builder. OH, KY, IN WV areas. (613) 528-5793 (2-1)

January 8B's RAB award winning copywriter is up for grabs. My creativity & voice over talent will give your station that »dfl8 Call SHARDAN: (501) 922-1356 (2-1) Dedicated easy-going, female personality. Over three yssrs mostly medium market commercial experience. Interested in any format in Richmond, VA area. (804) 745-3788 (2-1)

Sharp, aggressive famala with strong on-alr & production experience »aks fulltima air position. Will consider parttime with the right station. MARI BETH: (703) 364-8879 (2-1)

OIL HERNANDEZ looking for an AOR job in the L.A./San Diego area. Daytime, nighttime, anytimel All offers considered. (714) 770-4338 (2-1) Energetic CHR, A/C, Oldies pro wants to play your hot hits. Medium market background, NE location desired. BILL: (516) 423-0167 (2-1) Experlancad air talent with acting a music background. Will relocate, ARTHUR: (213) 472-4166 (2-1)

A radio station Is a terrible tWng to waste. CHR/Gold PD/OM position sought by veteran Philadelphia personality ALAN SWAN; Box 3, Palmyyra, NJ 08065-0002. (2-1) Morning team 11 year & 8 year jocks with major market. Ex- perisnc®. Voices, personality, available with 30 day notice. MIKE: (409) 29-8238 (2-1)

Recant college grad with three years on-air experience i»ek ing medium or small market employment. Prafsr Sunbelt. CHR/Country experience. JOHN: (305) 462-6636 (2-1)

Now asalatant PO superstars. Over seven y»ar» experience. Billboard AOR award winner 82-83 finalist 83-84. Stable & energetic. MARK LAPIDUS: (919) 347-1836 (2-1) Young, witty three year pro with strong production s»«king hot CHRMOR. Ready to relocate. Need to work now. PAUL: (209) 626-6908 (2-1) DJ for weddings, corporate parties, broadcasting school grad seeks first radio job. Has dagrea with sales & writing experience. TED: (412) 443-6715 (2-1)

Friendly conversational AM newa with impeccable credibility & entertaining talk with jock. Think you can't have it all? You canl (203) 668-0033 (2-1) MATTHEWS ft MORRIS in the morning are spending their mornings at home. Would rather spend them at your station. Call TREY: (615) 366-7362 (2-1) Need outrageous mornings? ROGER CARY, one of America's funniest & finest now available. KS103/San Diego & KZZP/- Phoenix. (619) 282-8000 (2-1)

Warm, Converaational, looking for AOR hybrid A/C. Creative production, enthusiastic team player. Ask for JIM: (419) 729-3262 or 878-9683 (2-1)

Creative, hard-woridng, dedfeatad team player. Can halp youll 3 years experience, can you raiocata fast. Call DAVE COLLINS: (7141 826-4007 (2-1)

Positions Sought

PBP. Smooth, antartainlng, kiformative. Available. Collsa" football, baskatball, basebsll experience. JOHN: (416) 479-6204 (2-11

I want to work my buns off! Major market exparianced opera- tiona Engineer looking for air gig. PETER SHAIN: (718) 886-2704 All reaonable afters considered. (2-1)

Otdlas DJ with near photographic maniory plus many voices can help your medium market A/C, Otdies or CHR station. ROB: (312) 677-6771 (2-1)

Need challenge with auccassui team in medium/major market. Six years experience with good numbers in CHR, AOR &A/C plus research background. DAN: (517) 366-9051 (1-25)

Former MD WIRE/indianapolia seeks same/on-eir position. Team player, you can't go wrong. Contact TERRY FULLEN: (317) 856-6490(1-18) Collage grad In mualc/broadcast aaaking position with music station. Over one year parttlma exparianca with CHR. Intaraat in programming. ED LARSON: (402) 477-4696 (1-26) DAN WEST, Producton Director KTTI/KBLU, also midday shift for AM. Top-rated in adults, great numbers, seeks large market in CA. (602) 782-3881 (2-1)

Changes

MORNING MOUTH

Phone Bits, outrageous humor, character voices, etc. Big ratings. Major market talent, currently doing mornings, seeks mornings or personality slot in top 50 market. Call J R. (813) 365-2946

RADIO

Presently employad, but looMng for a bigflor challenfla. Experi- snoed in CHR and other formats. Would love AOR. P.J.: (409) 693-0120 (1-25) Detrottl BOB MARTIN, WDLT/Mobiia & WCZY/Dotroit moving back to Motown. Seeking air or programming. Light rock/BM pro. Top ARB's. (205) 661-7095 (1-26) JIM WALSH: QIOO/Aliantown, WSPT, WJDX, looking for air position in Top 50 CHR market. (302) 478-0975 (1-25)

Phoenix 4-track production pro with own studio seeks production & or on-air position. Medium markets considored. BRUCE. (602)997-8155(1-25)

Entertaining momkig man & experienced PD swsks naw A/C challengel Big on community involvement. ROLLY: (518) 365-3761 (1-25) Personality, OM/PD/MD for Country A/C & CHR with 12 years experience. Looking for stable long-term engagement. TOM JORDAN: (417) 782-1524(1-25) Former MD with five years axporienca on the lookout. DJ/VJ for madKim/large market AOR/CHR. Have daawe & enthusiasm, ReiocataWe. PAUL DaWITT: (602) 795-7164 (1-26) "Great Spot! We got the contract!" Employed major market copywriter/producer/midday personality seeka production or Creative Director position. (301) 899-0160 (1-26) M^or market experience. Looking for on-air position as psrson- ality/news/sports. AOR, A/C background. East Coast preferred. DAVE: (716) 836-8118 (1-26)

Enthusiastic, ambitious famala Jock, evuiliabie immadistaly. In- terested in the East Coast area. DEBRA ANDERSON: (301) 666-2970 or (202) 483-6251 (1-26) Experienced aggrasslve conversational nsws/sports anchor. Numerous national speaking awards. Saeking medium/large market. Call JAMES: (309) 662-4706 after 1pm cat (1-25)

Brrr ... I'm freezing In North Dakota, looking to relocate to Col- orado. Dedicated with over two years experience, JON ST. CLAIR: (701)838-8791 (1-25) Announcer with over two yents experience at CHR including programming & production. Will raiocata to smaH/mediym mar- kst CHR, A/C, or Urban. TOM: (612) 823-1439 (1-25) Natural soundkig talent wants A/C or CHR opportunity. 14 yaars, good production, & excellent refsrances. Currently in San Jose, KIRK RUSSELL: (408) 378-3483 (1-26) Budget cuts cut me out! WGRX, WMET, five ymr pro, hard working, responsible, good nsterencas & will relocate. PAUL NELSON: (301) 366-3126 (1-26) Mc^or market news anchor, formerly with KFWB, 1CFRC & WNEW. Seeking similar position. Call: (602) 266-9229 (1-25) CHNA T.: parttime on-air peraonality soaking fulltime CHR, AOR, or A/C. (306) 229-3754 (1-26)

Looking for someone? I'm RICH STEVENS, rsSocatsbla CHR jock with experience. Ready to mold personality with a good PD. Partial air check on answering machine. (306) 583-3826 (1-26)

Here's a chance to grow — we'll make you a pro! A/C market leader in small Northeastern town is looking for an entertaining morning personality. Minimum one-year experience. Send cassette and resume to Radio & Records 1930 Century Park West, #910, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

Gloctoan Gates appointed Account Executive KFWB/Los Angeles.

Beth Davis named Account Executive KZEW & KRQX/Dal-

Deb Thomas appointed Account Executive KZEW & KRQX/Dallas.

RECORDS

Ellen HankinSOn named Branch Buyer WEA/Los Ange- les. Herb Melton named Manager, A&R/Copywrite Develop- ment for Sparrow Records/Canoga Park. Peter York appointed Professional Manager for Copywrite Development for Sparrow Records/Canoga Park.

INDUSTRY

Brenna Davenport-Leigh named Account Executiva Hyland Company/Nashville.

Miscellaneous

KRSN AM/FM needs A/C & CHR record service from everybody soon. Gary Marshall, KRSN, 400 North Mess, Los Ala- mos, NM 87644. (2-1) WAIL96 the only totally live FM in the Florlde Keys, needs CHR service. All labala. John West, 7 McDonald Ave, Key West, FL 33040. (305) 296-7576 (2-1)

Need any & aH Country product from all iabels.'Dan Shoults, KZZY, Box 882, Devils Lake, ND 68301. (2-1)

Naad record service from aH CHR, A/C & Oldies labala. WNS- FM, 1819 JFK Blvd., #230, Philadelphia, PA 19103-1797. (2-1) Need record servica from RCA, Motown, Cspitol & Arista. WDLV, Box 1677, Southern Pines, NC 28387. (2-1)

WAMJ, 40th anniversary & WXLR 20th anniversaryll Stata College PA, former employees pleasa send taped greetings. WAMJ/WXLR, Box 888, Stata Collage, PA 16804. (2-1) ft'

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R&R Opportunities

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National Music

Added This Week

G»org« Williams (214) 343-9205

The Star station

JULIAN LENNON "Too Late For Goodbyes" HONEYDRIPPERS "RockirT At Midnight"

Country Coast-To-Coast

RAY STEVENS "Mississippi Squirrel Revival" RAY CHARLES with WILLIE NELSON

"Seven Spanish Angels" BELLAMY BROTHERS "I Need More Of You" ANNE MURRAY "Time Don't Run Out On Me" WAYLON JENNINGS "Waltz Me To Heaven"

Brake-Chemult Bob Laurenct (818) 883-7400 XT-4Q

DAVID BOWIE with THE PAT METHENY GROUP "This Is Not America"

MICK JAGGER "Just Another Night" TEENA MARIE "Lovergiri" DURAN DURAN "Save A Prayer"

Contempo 3(M3

ERIC CARMEN "I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips" DAVID LEE ROTH "California Girts"

Great American Country

ALABAMA "There's No Way" DOLLY PARTON "Don't Call It Love" GEORGE STRAIT "The Cowboy Rides Away"

Century Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121

The Z Format

TEENA MARIE "Loverglrt" JEFFREY OSBORNE "The Borderlines'' DAVID BOWIE with The PAT METHENY GROUP

"This Is Not America" JERMAINE JACKSON and PIA ZADORA

"When The Rain Begins To Fall"


Peters Productions, Inc. Debbie Welsh (619) 565-85 11

Country Lovin'

MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY "What She Wants" LACY J. DALTON "If That Ain't Love" DOLLY PARTON "Don't Call It Love" GEORGE STRAIT "The Cowboy Rides Away" MICKEY GILLEY

"I'm The One Mama Warned You About"

The Great Ones

DIONNE WARWICK with GLENN JONES "Finder Of Lost Loves"

STEPHEN STILLS "Only Love Can Break Your Heart'

Page

Rock W Hits

ASHFORD & SIMPSON "Solid" NEW EDITION "Mr. Telephone Man" JULIAN LENNON "Too Late For Goodbyes" BILLY JOEL "Keeping The Faith" ERIC CARMEN "I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips" DURAN DURAN "Save A Prayer"

BP! John Sherman/Bob English (206) 624-8651

Adult Contemporary

JULIAN LENNON "Too Late For Goodbyes" REG SPEEDWAGON "Can't Fight This Feeling" DIONNE WARWICK with GLENN JONES

"Finder Of Lost Loves"

Modern Country

REBA McENTIRE "Somebody Should Leave" JUDDS "Girls Night Out" DOLLY PARTON "Don't Call It Love" VERN GOSDIN "Slow Burning Memory"

Transtar Chick Watklns (303) 5 78-0700

Adult Contemporary

WHAM! "Careless Whisper"

Country Tom Ctsey (213) 460-6383 '

JANIE FRICKE "The First Word In Memory Is Me"

Concept Productions Dick Wagner (916) 782-7754

CHR

BRYAN ADAMS "Somebody" MADONNA "Material Girl" DAVID BOWIE with THE PAT METHENY GROUP

"This Is Not America" TOTO "Holyanna" JOHN PARR "Naughty Naughty"

Country

HEBA McENTIRE "Somebody Should Leave" SAWYER BROWN "Step That Step" SYLVIA "Fallin' In Love" ALABAMA "There's No Way" JOHNNY PAYCHECK "I Never Got Over You"

Radio Arts John Benedict (818) 841-0225

Country's Best

MICKEY GILLEY "I'm The One Mama Warned You About"

Soft Contemporary

DIONNE WARWICK with GLENN JONES "Finder Of Loves"

Sound 10

ERIC CARMEN "1 Wanna Hear It From Your Lips" COMMODORES "Nightshift" DIONNE WARWICK with GLENN JONES

"Finder of Lost Loves"

The A/C Format


KIM CARNES "Invitation To Dance" JANEY STREET "Under The Clock"

Super-Country

SAWYER BROWN "Step That Step"

Media General

Broadcast Services Bob Dumais (901) 320-4433

ACtion


KIM CARNES "Invitation To Dance" JANEY STREET "Under The Clock" CARS "Why Can't I Have You?"

Your Country

SHELLY WEST "Now There's You" MICKEY GILLEY

"I'm The One Mama Warned You About" GEORGE STRAIT "The Cowboy Rides Away" ALABAMA "There's No Way" BARBARA MANDRELL & LEE GREENWOOD

"It Should Have Been Love By Now" JUDDS "Girls Night Out"

Hit Rock

ERIC CARMEN "I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips" JOHN PARR "Naughty Naughty"

Black/Urban


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UTFO Roxanne, Roxanne (Select}

10%WOHURr XMnS^tfo^nnJJ »,0îrS: HeaVy 25/0' Medium 13/1' Li9ht 16/9. Total Adds on theâckAJrban chart ' W0RL' WKWIV,• WTLC' KUKQ- MoVeS 29 25

WHAM f/GEORGE MICHAEL Careless Whisper (Columbia)

r™°,°"r:ep0rtlnfl sta,ions 0" it- Rotations: Heavy 15/0, Medium 26/4, Light 11/4 Total Adds ri' ^ .DA FM' KYOK' WDMT- WENN' WFXC, WDAO, WWWS. Moves 36-29 on the DiacK/urDan chart.

JOHNNY GILL Half Crazy (Cotilllon/Atco)

?2 WW°Nr ModiUm 12/1- U9ht 38/11- Total Adds in'/ni n U W2EN-FM, KACE, XHRM, WNHC, WATV, WKXI, WJJS, WBLX WANT WVOI. Debuts at number 40 on the Black/Urban chart.

JESSE JOHNSON'S REVUE (36) Be Your Man (A&M)

GLADYS KNIGHT & PIPS !34i My Time (Columbia) PATT! LABELLE (28) New Attitude (MCA)

DAZZ BAND (20) Heartbeat (Motown)

ROCKIE ROBBINS (19) We Belong Together (MCA)

MEW EDITION (45) Mr. Telephone Man (MCA)

EUGENE WILDE (33) Gotta Get You Home... (Philly World/Atlantic)

DIANA ROSS (26) Missing You (RCA)

PAUL HARDCASTLE (23) Rain Forest (Profile)

KOOL & THE GANG (20) Misled (De-Lite/PolyGram)

FORCE MD'S "Forgive Me Girl" (Tommy Boy) 30/2

KSOTSS; KDKO WPLZ-Medium: WXYV'W,LD' ^ B WHISPERS "Some Kind Of Lover" (Solar/Elektra) 29/18 V— Rotauons: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/4. Light 21/14. Total Adds 18, WXYV WUSL WAOK KMJO W7AK KM IM

WFXC' WPDQ- KIIZ' ^B, WANT, KAPE, WANM. WAAA, WdAg, mLC Heaty: WMl! KDAy', KSOL.'

KLIQUE "Be Ready For Love" (MCA) 25/10

^LmD3^ ri2^,âWGa,WJAXJa WBMX' KS0U WATV' WPEG- WPDQ- WKWM,

KASHIF "Ooh Love" (Arista) 25/3

WQMG^WLOU WJ^WORT, KHYS- MediUm: WA0K' WBMX' WKND- KQXL' WISH f/FONDA RAE "Touch Ma (All Night Long)" (KR/Personal) 25/3

'wDMT, ^CE^WFXcf 3' WA0K' K,IZ' WWWS' WBMX' WL0U- MediUm: WDAS'

NEW & ACTIVE SIGNIFICANT ACTION

B3 ^SSE JOHNSON'S REVUE "Be Your Man" (A&M) 47/36

Q PATTI LABELLE "New Attitude" (MCA) 46/28

PENNYE FORD Change Your Wicked Ways" (Total ExDerienco/RPA) aa/q

sswras asraisffwar»-««•—.«« KJCB, WLOU, KHYS. WEAS WDAO WLC WQQK ' WDAS' KN0K-FM' VVYLD-FM' WDMT- WJLB- DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Method Of Modem Love" (RCA) 44/7

WKWM, WWWS, WVOI. Debuts at number 33 oivth^Black/t^ban^hart. Z93- WFXC- ^JS, WBLX, K0KA, WWDM,

EVELYN CHAMPAGNE" KING "Out Of Control" (RCA) 41/5

Sf m W8 Belon9 Together" (MCA) 40/19 wjlbkaceHwnh^ZS^'^PDQ^JC^'WLOU^WBLX^WQQK^KAPF0 Wn^n WHRK' WZAK, FM, WDiA, WRDW, WFXC, KOKA, WANM. ' ' ' E' WDA0' WWWS, WVOI. Medium; WWfN, WAOK, KNOK-

Q rR«B,E jJ^CKSON "A Fork In The Road" (Columbia) 40/18

WKND^ WNHC*,' wXw, YS^'KAPE0W^Q8 VWVWS^WZAK' WZEN-FM' XHRM, FM, WTMP, WQQK, KOKA, KDKO. ' ' ' ' v^/mS' KUKO. Heavy: WAOK. Medium: WUSL, WVEE, KKDA- ROCKWELL "He's A Cobra" (Motown) 39/4 -rw.^

B S1^?YSHKNI?nT«& PIPS My Tinle" 'Columbia) 38/34

KURTTS BIOUTT WHUa WA0K' nT if Basketball (Mercury/PolyGram) 38/4

^DTs^KV^f ^WH^ r WVEE' KKDA-FM- KN0K-FM' KJCB, K94, WANT, WANM, WVKO, WVOI. ' ' 0K' WDIA' WHRK' WDMT, WZAK, KMJM, XHRM, KHZ,

WHOD'NI "Freaks Come Out At Niaht" (Jive/Arista) 38/3

WZE^FM, WKND WRDW8CWJM| ^WQQK^'WDÂ^'uvaa/WQ S 3' WDRC!- WJLS' WJJS' HeavV: KY0K' WDMT, WZAK, KMJM, WQMG, WKXI, WLOU, K94. ' ' WWWS- Medium: WXYV, WAMO, WDJY, WVEE, WHRK, KJLH, WATV, Q ?AZZ BAND "Heartbeat" (Motown) 36/20 WZEN-FMÂCE^HRM!0^ KDKo'"^"9 WA0K' KKDA-™' WDMT, WJLB, KMJM, KDAY, WJMI, WOKS, WKWM. ' - 0I' KDKO. Heavy: WGCI, WZAK, KHZ. Medium: KYOK, WTMP,

GRANDMASTER FLASH "Signs Of The Times" (Elektra) 36/10 WKXI, KJCB, WOOK,

H DI0NNE WARWICK & GLENN JONES "Finder Of Lost Loves" (Arista) 33/18 KDAV^W^^r^X^

ERNIE ISLEY, CHRIS JASPER, MARVIN ISLEY "Kiss And Tell" ICBS Ascn^Hi tj/o

W--MM^BMPW:SMXW^; mLc'WBLX- 9 ^ & BROWN "Who's Gonna Make The First Move" (Panoramic! ??/«;

MU^WV^N! W°LDMKRNB, WBU!TsirwTR0DWAWPEa WXFXC: S^TA.^S HeaVy: WNHC' WPDQ-

ROXANNE SHANTE "Roxanne's Revenge" (Pop Art) 23/9 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 5/1, Light 14/8, Total Adds 9, WWIN, WUSL, WDJY WHUR WVEE WZAK WKXI wpi 7 wcac Heavy: WRKS, WDAS, WHRK, KDAY, Medium: WDMT, KMJM KHYS WWDM ' S' ROGER (f/SHIRLEY MURDOCK) "Giri, Cut It Out" (WB) 23/1 KKDA^M, WEDr'v^MP^X^R^WA^TV,^WPEG^WORL,^WANML^ êaVy: WAOK, WRDW, W0A0, WTLC. Medium: WAMO, SHIRLEY BROWN "This Used To Be Your House" (Sound Town) 21/2

M~WKNDywXOKM^ HeaVV: WDIA' WYLD-™. WBLX, WKWM, MAGNUM FORCE "Cool Out" (Now Sounds) 20/3 WZEN-FM, ^X^K0 WQQ^''KOKA^^VKWM.^WWW^,' WVOI,3' WEDa WKND' WL0U- M8diUm: KY0K' WBMX' WGCi- WDR^ NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN w/PATTI AUSTIN "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme" (WB) 16/15

WRDT WAW yZ93 WPEG mWWCU^D4M! WIAA, WDAS' WHRK' W™P' WBMX- WZAK' XHRM' ÔL^ '

RUN D.M.C. "King Of Rock" (Profile) 16/10

^DAOêavÎvQ^l^êdkjmfwDMV K^DAY^WJAX8 10' WVEE' KRNB' WDIA' KMJM' WENN' WPEG' WFXC' FREESTYLE "The Party Has Begun" (Sunnyview) 16/2

W^'r^m WÂediUm 8/1 ■ ^ 7/1 ■ TO,al AddS 2- WJMI' WDA0' Heavy: WTLC- M8dium: WENN. WPEG, WQQK, ANGELA BOFILL "Let Me Be The One" (Arista) 15/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/1, Light 11/4, Total Adds 6, WILD, WDIA, WZAK, KQXL, WANM. Medium: KKDA-FM, WRDW,

ROGER KELLAWAY "Moon" (Greene St/2001) 15/3

rnNTRniTcBc' To,al Adds3'WNHC' WX0K' WEAS- M6dium: <^B, KOKA. CONTROLLERS w/VALERIE DENECE "Just For You" (MCA) 14/5

Fm I^MP W^N WAN^'wCÂQ1^^ 8/5' TO,al AddS 5' WDIA' KS0L KJCa WBLX' K0KA- H«-V: WATV. Medium: KKDA-

Cl Cl "(You Got Ma) Hypnotized" (Creative Funk) 12/0 .r~."!rr.0/a Medium 4/0' U9h, 8/0' To,8l Adds 0- Medium: WXYV, WPEG, WKXI, WBLX MICHAEL WYCOFF "Gonna Chase You (Till You Catch Me)" (Valley Vue) 11/4

STYUSTirC-C Tu3/0' L,^, 8'4' TO,a, AddS 4' WXYV' WX0K' WPEG, WQMG. Medium: KRNB, KHYS, WTLC bTYLISTICS Some Things Never Change" (Streetwise) 11/2

FATRArHK%,/a M:dr 4I°: ^ 6/2' T0<81 Ad<iS 2' WDMT' KQXL He8Vy: WUSL. Medium: WZAK, KDAY. WJMI, KAPE rMiBAU* bpread Love (Spnng)11/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 8/0, Total Adds 1, WPDQ. Medium: WAOK, WTLC. FOREIGNER "I Want To Know What Love Is" (Atlantic) 11/1

WHRrwai8 WLU0MMediUm 5/1' Ligh, 1 ^ TO,Sl ^ 1' JET94- HeaVV: WDJY' KACE' WJAX, WJJS, WQKS. Medium: WUSL,

THIRD WORLD "Sense Of Purpose" (Columbia) 10/9

JEF^Ô^B^R'f/^mRF^Wki'ccfc^^'o'1'13 rAM0' KRNB'WHHK'WNHC'WFXC'WJMI'WJAX' K0KA' WANM. Jthh LURBER f/AUDREY WHEELER Step By Step" (Arista) 10/8 Rotaôns.^Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 9/7 Total Adds 8, WXYV, WRKS, WHRK, WZEN-FM, WKND, WRDW, WJMI, WANM, R.YIVI YAIMCEY Determination (Critique) 10/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 10/2, Total Adds 2, WEDR, WJAX. RICHARD "DIMPLES" FIELDS "WeGotta Stop Meeting Like This" (RCA) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, WWWS. Medium: WAOK, KOKA.

Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting Rations. New & Active records are receiving airplay at 25 or more stations. Records In agsiMcatri: Action are receiving airplay from 10-24 stations. Records with substantial heavy and medium rotation airplay activity do not have to achieve Breaker status to enter the Black / urban chart. Records which have achieved Breaker status must also have sufficient tieavy and medium rotation airplay to enter the chart. Checkmarks signify the most added of the non-charted records.

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WWtN/Baltimore Keith Newman JOHNNY GILL KASHIF SHEENA EASTON DAZZ BAND WILTON FELDER NARADA MICHAEL WA CHERYL LYNN ISLEY, JASPER & NEW JERSEY MASS C ROXANNE SHANTE Hottest: EUGENE WILDE PAOL HARDCASTLE NUANCE DIANA ROSS MALCOLM MCLAREN WXYV/Battimore Roy Sampson

NEW EDITION KOOL & THE GANG RAY GOODMAN & BR DAZZ BAND PATTI LABELLE JEFF LORBER WARWICK & JONES NEW JERSEY MASS C JAN LESLIE HOLMES WHISPERS MICHAEL WYCOFF ROXANNE & UTFO Hottest: DIANA ROSS NEW EDITION POINTER SISTERS PAUL HARDCASTLE STEVIE WONDER WILD/Boston Elroy R.C. Smith NEW JERSEY MASS C PENNYE FORD FAT BOYS ANGELA BOFILL LILLO THOMAS GLADYS KNIGHT JESSE JOHNSON SHAKATAK PATTI LABELLE Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR NEW EDITION JERMAINE JACKSON SADE UTFO WKND/Hartford Jordan/McLean BARBARA FOWLER GLADYS KNIGHT REBBIE JACKSON JESSE JOHNSON MAGNUM FORCE EVELYN KING BLACK IVORY JEFF LORBER Hottest: MADONNA SADE PAUL HARDCASTLE WHODINI UTFO WNHC/Now Haven James Jordan JOHNNY GILL REBBIE JACKSON ROCKIE ROBBINS THIRD WORLD ROGER KELLAWAY JESSE JOHNSON GRANDMASTER FLASH GLADYS KNIGHT WARWICK & JONES Hottest: MADONNA RAY PARKER JR. MIDNIGHT STAR GAP BAND KOOL & THE GANG

WRKS/New York Tony Quartarone CHAKA KHAN WARWICK & JONES NEW JERSEY MASS C HAROLD FALTEMEYER JEFF LORBER Hottest: UTFO MADONNA DIANA ROSS KOOL & THE GANG READY FOR THE WOR WUSL/Philadelphia Jeff Wyatt ROXANNE SHANTE GLADYS KNIGHT WILTON FELDER CHAKA KHAN WHISPERS JESSE JOHNSON TINA TURNER CAPTAIN ROCK Hottest: KLYMAXX NOLAN THOMAS WHAM! UTFO EUGENE WILDE WDAS/Philadelphia Joe Tamburro GLADYS KNIGHT JENNY BURTON NEW EXPERIENCE NARADA MICHAEL WA WHAM! HALL s OATES Hottest: UTFO NOLAN THOMAS JEFFREY OSBORNE SHEENA EASTON ROXANNE SHANTE WAMO/Pittsburgh Allen Harrison FREDERICK PATTI LABELLE GLADYS KNIGHT LILLO THOMAS PENNYE FORD THIRD WORLD Hottest: GEORGE BENSON NEW EDITION KLYMAXX PATTI LABELLE ASHFORD & SIMPSON WDJY/Washington Dan O'Neil TINA TURNER COMMODORES JOHNNY GILL JESSE JOHNSON FANCY KURTIS BLOW ROXANNE SHANTE Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY WHAM! PRINCE POINTER SISTERS UTFO WHUR/Washington Libby Lawson PATTI LABELLE GLADYS KNIGHT LUTHER VANDROSS UTFO ISLEY, JASPER & LEVERT WAR ROXANNE SHANTE JENNY BURTON Hottest: EUGENE WILDE DIANA ROSS MIDNIGHT STAR GLENN JONES CHAKA KHAN

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WAOK/AtSanta Larry Tinsley

PENNYE FORD WISH RAY GOODMAN & BR WHISPERS GLADYS KNIGHT SIEDAH GARRETT LONNIE HILL SHERYL LEE RALPH DAZZ BAND KEVIN WELLS L.L. KOOL JAY Hottest: NEW EDITION MADONNA MIDNIGHT STAR STEVIE WONDER PRINCE WVEE/Atlanta Scotty Andrews NEW JERSEY MASS C ROCKIE ROBBINS JESSE JOHNSON CHERYL LYNN COMMODORES ROXANNE SHANTE RUN D.M.C. Hottest: NEW EDITION UTFO SHEENA EASTON EUGENE WILDE ROCK MASTER SCOTT

WRDW/Augusta Charlotte Logan DEBBIE DEB EVELYN KING PATTI LABELLE MICHAEL Z UTFO NARADA MICHAEL WA JEFF LORBER ZEDRIK DAZZ BAND FAT BOYS Hottest: EUGENE WILDE MADONNA NEW EDITION STEVIE WONDER KOOL & THE GANG KQXL/Baton Rougs Gaylord Boyd ANGELA BOFILL STYLISTICS GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: JERMAINE STEWART TEMPTATIONS MIDNIGHT STAR PHILIP BAILEY NEW EDITION WXOK/Baton Rouge Al Wallace GWEN GUTHRIE DIANA ROSS, MTUME ROGER KELLAWAY MICHAEL WYCOFF Hottest: KLYMAXX NEW EDITION PENNYE FORD EUGENE WILDE DAZZ BAND

WATV/Birmingham Ron January READY FOR THE WOR PENNYE FORD COLORS REBBIE JACKSON KLIQUE JESSE JOHNSON WARWICK & JONES JOHNNY GILL NARADA MICHAEL WA NOLAN THOMAS PATTI LABELLE Hottest: NEW EDITION KOOL & THE GANG PRINCE MADONNA PAUL HARDCASTLE WENN/Birmingham Michael Star RUN D.M.C. NOLAN THOMAS WARWICK & JONES WHAM! Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR EUGENE WILDS STEVIE WONDER MADONNA GAP BAND WWWZ/Charleston Marc Little TINA TURNER REBBIE JACKSON NARADA MICHAEL WA ROCKIE ROBBINS ISLEY, JASPER & JESSE JOHNSON GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: DIANA ROSS PAUL HARDCASTLE GEORGE BENSON PHILIP BAILEY JEFFREY OSBORNE

WEST KDKO/Englewood Jay Johnson GAP BAND POINTER SISTERS TINA TURNER DAZZ BAND JESSE JOHNSON HALL & OATES Hottest: PAUL HARDCASTLE VANITY JEFFREY OSBORNE DIANA ROSS NOLAN THOMAS KDAY/Los Angeles Jack Patterson ROXANNE & UTFO PHILIP BAILEY NOLAN THOMAS ALEXANDER O'NEIL CASHMERE REBBIE JACKSON GLADYS KNIGHT KOKO POP WARWICK & JONES SHALAMAR TINA TURNER PATTI LABELLE NEW JERSEY MASS C JELLYBEAN WEST COAST CREW MR. MAGIC Hottest: UTFO KLYMAXX READY FOR THE WOR EUGENE WILDE NEW EDITION

KACE/Los Angeles Miller/Robinson DAZZ BAND JOHNNY GILL NAYOBE PHILIP BAILEY ROCKIE ROBBINS GLADYS KNIGHT" WHISPERS PATTI LABELLE ALEEM REBBIE JACKSON Hottest: KLYMAXX JEFFREY OSBORNE SHEENA EASTON KOOL & THE GANG FOREIGNER KJLH/Los Angeles Jim Maddox none Hottest: NEW EDITION KLYMAXX WHAM! SHEENA EASTON WHODINI KUKQ/Phoenix Jay Stone WHISPERS CHERYL LYNN SHAKATAK CHAMPAIGN REBBIE JACKSON CHAKA KHAN PA$TvI LABELLE HALL V OATES JONZUN CREW UTFO JESSE JOHNSON Hottest: TEENA MARIE NEW EDITION DIANA ROSS KLYMAXX MADONNA

XHRM/San Diego Duff Lindsey WILTON FELDER REBBIE JACKSON JOHNNY GILL DAZZ BAND TINA TURNER UTFO RAY GOODMAN & BR NARADA MICHAEL WA JESSE JOHNSON Hottest; PAUL HARDCASTLE KLYMAXX EUGENE WILDE KOOL & THE GANG MADONNA • KSOL/San Francisco Bernie Moody READY FOR THE WOR DAZZ BAND JESSE JOHNS.QN* UTFO - • ' EVELYN KING CONTROLLERS SIEDAH GARRETT KLIQUE GLADYS KNIGHT NARADA MICHAEL WA Hottest: TEENA MARIE STEVIE WONDER TEMPTATIONS DIANA ROSS PAUL HARDCASTLE

WPEG/Charlotte Mike Rossi TIME NAYOBE WHISPERS KLIQUE PATTI LABELLE JAN LESLIE HOLMES MICHAEL WYCOFF RUN D.M.C. ROCKWELL GLADYS KNIGHT SIEDAH GARRETT SHERYL LEE RALPH BELTONS NARADA MICHAEL WA Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY KURTIS BLOW GWEN GUTHRIE NOLAN THOMAS UTFO J ET94/C h atta n ooga Rich Phillips READY FOR THE WOR FOREIGNER CHERYL LYNN CHICAGO ROCK MASTER SCOTT JESSE JOHNSON COMMODORES Hottest: NEW EDITION SHEENA EASTON PAUL HARDCASTLE TIME DIANA ROSS KKDA-FM/Dallas Terri Avery TEENA MARIE ALEXANDER O'NEIL JESSE JOHNSON GLADYS KNIGHT PATTI LABELLE ROCKIE ROBBINS WHAM! DAZZ BAND Hottest; KURTIS BLOW ROCK MASTER SCOTT TEENA MARIE KLYMAXX NEW EDITION WFXC/Durham Alvin Stowe PENNYE FORD GLADYS KNIGHT NARADA MICHAEL WA WHAM! THIRD WORLD LILLO THOMAS WHISPERS RUN D.M.C. GRANDMASTER FLASH WARWICK & JONES Hottest: DIANA ROSS NEW EDITION STEVIE WONDER PHILIP BAILEY KNOK-FM/Ft Worth Kenny Byrd none Hottest; NSW EDITION KURTIS BLOW EUGENE WILDE MADONNA DIANA .ROSS WQMG/Greensboro Doc Foster MICHAEL WYCOFF WARWICK & JONES UTFO WILTON FELDER Hottest: EUGENE WILDE NEW EDITION PAOL HARDCASTLE KOOL & THE VGA«G STEVIE WONDER

KYOK/Houston Steve Hedgewood CHAMPAIGN WHAM! DIANA ROSS GRANDMASTER PLASH COMMODORES PERFECT TIMIN' JESSE JOHNSON GLADYS KNIGHT KING Hottest; EUGENE WILDE BEAT BOX BOYS ROCK MASTER SCOTT MADONNA UTFO KMJQ/Houston Brute Bailey DIANA ROSS KLIQUE CHAMPAIGN EVELYN KING IVY PATTI LABELLE WHISPERS Hottest: NEW EDITION PAUL HARDCASTLE READY FOR THE WOR SHEENA EASTON UTFO WJMI/Jackson Carl Haynes FREESTYLE PATTI LABELLE JONZUN CREW JEFF LORBER SHEENA EASTON THIRD WORLD HALL & OATES THELMA HOUSTON PAMELA JOY Hottest: EUGENE WILDE PHILIP BAILEY DIANA ROSS GAP BAND GEORGE BENSON

WKX!/Jackson Tommy Marshall GRANDMASTER FLASH JOHNNY GILL ROXANNE SHANTE WARWICK & JONES SHIRLEY BROWN JAN LESLIE HOLMES CHAKA KHAN BELTONS JESSE JOHNSON Hottest: EUGENE WILDE KLYMAXX KOOL & THE GANG NEW EDITION SADE WJAX-FM/Jacksonville Chris Turner SHERYL LEE RALPH SIEDAH GARRETT TOTO JACKSON & ZADORA KYM YANCEY THIRD WORLD Hottest: PRINCE SHEENA EASTON GEORGE BENSON RICK SPRINGFIELD FOREIGNER WPDQ/Jacksonville Bob Scott TINA TURNER SHEENA EASTON POINTER SISTERS BALL & OATES PATTI LABELLE WARWICK & JONES JESSE JOHNSON CHERYL LYNN WILTON FELDER READY FOR THE WOR FATBACK ROCKIE ROBBINS FRANKIE GOES TO H KLIQUE KOFFIE INTRIGUE JANET JACKSON NEW JERSEY MASS C MADONNA WHISPERS GLADYS KNIGHT SHALAMAR Hottest; CASHMERE TINA TURNER COMMODORES GEORGE BENSON RONNIE LAWS KliZ/Killeen Bill St. John GWEN GUTHRIE TINA TURNER REBBIE JACKSON TIME GAP BAND WHISPERS MIDNIGHT STAR GLADYS KNIGHT THELMA HOUSTON WISH Hottest: KLYMAXX TEENA MARIE UTFO FURIOUS FIVE READY FOR THE WOR

KJCB/Lafayette Beatrice Evans TEDDY PENDERGRASS WHISPERS MTUME JESSE JOHNSON CONTROLLERS LILLO THOMAS GLADYS KNIGHT GRANDMASTER FLASH LEGACY CULTURE CLUB ROCKIE ROBBINS SIEDAH GARRETT Hottest: NEW EDITION STEVIE WONDER EUGENE WILDE DIANA ROSS GAP BAND WLOU/Louisville Tony T. Fields ISLEY, JASPER & PHILIP BAILEY JENNY BURTON MAGNUM FORCE JESSE JOHNSON ROCKIE ROBBINS GRADY HARRELL Hottest: NEW EDITION TEENA MARIE KOOL & THE GANG PAUL HARDCASTLE EUGENE WILDS

WJJS/Lynchburg Lad Goins CHAKA KHAN TIME ASHFORD & SIMPSON FURIOUS FIVE UTFO WHODINI DAZZ BAND JOHNNY GILL CHERYL LYNN WILTON FELDER CULTURE CLUB Hottest: NEW EDITION KOOL & THE GANG SHEENA EASTON STEVIE WONDER DIANA ROSS KRNB/Memphis Jerry Mason RUN D.M.C. LONNIE HILL THIRD WORLD BELTONS SIEDAH GARRETT LUTHER VANDROSS LEGACY JESSE JOHNSON Hottest: EUGENE WILDS NOLAN THOMAS MADONNA GAP BAND DIANA ROSS WDIA/Memphis Bobby O'Jay LUTHER VANDROSS ANGELA BOFILL THELMA HOUSTON RUN D.M.C. VANITY WARWICK & JONES CONTROLLERS SIEDAH GARRETT Hottest: EUGENE WILDE GAP BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE JERMAINE JACKSON DIANA ROSS WHRK/Memphis Stone/Smith GLADYS KNIGHT THIRD WORLD JESSE JOHNSON REBBIE JACKSON NARADA MICHAEL WA J. BLACKFOOT JEFF LORBER JENNY BURTON ROCKIE ROBBINS CHERYL LYNN Hottest: EUGENE WILDE NEW EDITION MADONNA PHILIP BAILEY UTFO WEDR/Miami Jackson/Jones SHIRLEY BROWN NOLAN THOMAS KYM YANCEY KOFFIE WILTON FELDER MAGNUM FORCE PATTI LABELLE Hottest: EUGENE WILDS PAUL HARDCASTLE KOOL & THE GANG SADE GAP BAND

WBLX/Mobile B.J. Taylor CONTROLLERS FORCE MD'S COMMODORES DAZZ BAND GLADYS KNIGHT EGYPTIAN LOVER ISLEY, JASPER & EVELYN KING REBBIE JACKSON ROCKIE ROBBINS JOHNNY GILL CHAKA KHAN Hottest; NEW EDITION KLYMAXX DIANA ROSS KOOL & THE GANG CHAMPAIGN

WOQK/Nashville Fred Harvey HALL & OATES DIANA ROSS ALEXANDER O'NEIL GLADYS KNIGHT JENNY BURTON KOOL & THE GANG SHALAMAR RICK JAMES GRANDMASTER FLASH ROCKIE ROBBINS Hottest: GEORGE BENSON STEVIE WONDER MADONNA WHAM! ROCK MASTER SCOTT

WYLD-FM/New Orleans Deil Spencer ISLEY, JASPER & JESSE JOHNSON JONZUN CREW REBBIE JACKSON HAROLD FALTEMEYER PATTI LABELLE Hottest: EUGENE WILDE NEW EDITION MIDNIGHT STAR STEVIE WONDER THELMA HOUSTON K94/Norfo!k Bruce Dowdy SHEENA EASTON TINA TURNER KLYMAXX COMMODORES NUANCE BARRY GIBB ASHFORD & SIMPSON ORLANDO JOHNSON LIMIT Hottest; PRINCE TEENA MARIE HALL & OATES POINTER SISTERS UTFO WORL/Oriando Earl James KOFFIE RUN D.M.C. UTFO ROBEY WARWICK & JONES Hottest: NEW EDITION DIANA ROSS MADONNA KLYMAXX KOOL & THE GANG WPLZ/Petersburg Hardy Jay ROXANNE SHANTE PHILIP BAILEY COMMODORES HALL & OATES KURTIS BLOW WILTON FELDER Hottest: KLYMAXX KIDS AT WORK ROCK MASTER SCOTT UTFO JEFFREY OSBORNE KHYS/Port Arthur Mark Petry KURTIS BLOW PRINCE TINA TURNER WRECKIN' CREW REBBIE JACKSON CHERYL LYNN KASHIF JENNY BURTON JESSE JOHNSON Hottest: EUGENE WILDE NEW EDITION TEMPTATIONS STEVIE WONDER KOOL & THE GANG WANT/Richmond Kirby Carmichael PENNYE FORD JOHNNY GILL WHISPERS Hottest: NEW EDITION PAUL HARDCASTLE MADONNA KOOL & THE GANG GWEN GUTHRIE

WTOY/Roanoke Duke Ellington none Hottest: NEW EDITION PAUL HARDCASTLE EUGENE WILDS KOOL & THE GANG STEVIE WONDER KAPE/San Antonio Mike Kelly NOLAN THOMAS PHILIP BAILEY JESSE JOHNSON PATTI LABELLE DAZZ BAND ROCKIE ROBBINS WHISPERS REBBIE JACKSON ROGER NEW EXPERIENCE Hottest: GWEN GUTHRIE GAP BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE COMMODORES GEORGE BENSON WEAS/Savannah Don Jones WILTON FELDER JAN LESLIE HOLMES READY FOR THE WOR FAT BOYS JESSE JOHNSON ROGER KELLAWAY ROXANNE SHANTE Hottest: NSW EDITION PRINCE CHAMPAIGN JEFFREY OSBORNE EUGENE WILDE KOKA/Shreveport B.B. Davis COMMODORES CHAKA KHAN TIME JESSE JOHNSON THIRD WORLD NEW EXPERIENCE CONTROLLERS LONNIE HILL JOYCE KENNEDY Hottest: NEW EDITION JEFFREY.OSBORNE PAUL HARDCASTLE EUGENE WILDE PHILIP BAILEY

The following stations reported a frozen playlist this week:

KNOK-FM/Ft Worth WTOY/Roanoke

WQKS/Wiliiamsburg

WWDM/Sumter Mays/Hart JESSE JOHNSON HONEYDRIPPERS KLIQUE WARWICK & JONES RAY GOODMAN & BR NARADA MICHAEL WA Hottest: EUGENE WILDE UTFO MADONNA READY FOR THE WOR NEW EDITION WANM/Tallahassee Joe Bullard WHISPERS WARWICK & JONES DAZZ BAND SHALAMAR JENNY BURTON JACKSON & ZADORA JESSE JOHNSON MTUME JEFF LORBER THELMA HOUSTON MAN PARRISH GLADYS KNIGHT GRANDMASTER FLASH ANGELA BOFILL THIRD WORLD SHERYL LEE RALPH Hottest; HALL & OATES KOOL & THE GANG RAY PARKER JR. POINTER SISTERS GEORGE BENSON WTMP/Tampa Michaels/Moore ISLEY, JASPER & GLADYS KNIGHT FORCE MD'S MTUME SHALAMAR ROBEY NARADA MICHAEL WA JENNY BURTON LILLO THOMAS ROCKIE ROBBINS Hottest: NEW EDITION DIANA ROSS PAOL HARDCASTLE GAP BAND JEFFREY OSBORNE WQKS/Williamsburg Steve Crumbley none Hottest: WHAM! SHESNA EASTON NEW EDITION HALL & OATES ROCK MASTER SCOTT WAAA/Winston-Salem Eric St. James GLADYS KNIGHT PATTI LABELLE DAZZ BAND WHISPERS NARADA MICHAEL WA JAN LESLIE HOLMES Hottest: NEW EDITION PAUL HARDCASTLE DIANA ROSS KLYMAXX PHILIP BAILEY

mmwESi WBMX/Chicago Lee Michaels ASHFORD & SIMPSON PHILIP BAILEY WARWICK & JONES ROCKWELL PATTI LABELLE KLIQUE STEPHANIE MILLS ISLEY, JASPER & NARADA MICHAEL WA TWILIGHT 22 Hottest: DIANA ROSS EUGENE WILDE NEW EDITION GWEN GUTHRIE KOOL & THE GANG WGCI/Chicago Graham Armstrong JESSE JOHNSON NEW JERSEY MASS C TINA TURNER KURTIS BLOW GLADYS KNIGHT CHERYL LYNN ROCKIE ROBBINS PATTI LABELLE ROCKWELL DAVID SANBORN Hottest: READY FOR THE WOR MADONNA DIANA ROSS KOOL & THE GANG JEFFREY OSBORNE WBLZ/Cincinrati Brian Castle none Hottest: STEVIE WONDER PHILIP BAILEY KOOL & THE GANG PRINCE JEFFREY OSBORNE WZAK/Cleveland Lynn Tolliver PENNYE FORD RUN D.M.C. JESSE JOHNSON ANGELA BOFILL REBBIE JACKSON PATTI LABELLE ROCKIE ROBBINS MIDNIGHT STAR ROXANNE SHANTE NARADA MICHAEL WA GRADY HARRELL WHISPERS GRANDMASTER FLASH Hottest; READY FOR THE WOR WHODINI UTFO FREDERICK NEW EDITION WDMT/Cleveland Dean Dean WHAM! WILTON FELDER STYLISTICS MTUME DAZZ BAND WARWICK & JONES Hottest: PAUL HARDCASTLE EUGENE WILDE UTFO READY FOR THE WOR FREDERICK WVKO/Columbus K.C. Jones POINTER SISTERS PATTI LABELLE FAT BOYS BILLY OCEAN LILLO THOMAS DAZZ BAND Hottest: NSW EDITION JEFFREY OSBORNE PRINCE TIME GAP BAND WDAO/Dayton Lankford Stephen DIANA ROSS GLADYS KNIGHT WHISPERS FREESTYLE PATTI LABELLE DAZZ BAND REBBIE JACKSON RUN D.M.C. ROCKIE ROBBINS WHAM! Hottest: EUGENE WILDE VANITY PAUL HARDCASTLE WHODINI NEW EDITION WJLB/Detroit James Alexander WHODINI PHILIP BAILEY DAZZ BAND SIEDAH GARRETT JESSE JOHNSON ROCKIE ROBBINS LILLO THOMAS Hottest; NEW EDITION JEFFREY OSBORNE DIANA ROSS TEMPTATIONS EUGENE WILDE

WDRQ/Detroit Jim Snowden GRANDMASTER FLASH WILTON FELDER CHERYL LYNN JESSE JOHNSON PATTI LABELLE ROXANNE & UTFO GLADYS KNIGHT WHODINI Hottest: EUGENE WILDE JOYCE KENNEDY SHEENA EASTON DIANA ROSS WKWM/Grand Rapids Frank Grant PENNYE FORD KLIQUE CHERYL LYNN RAY GOODMAN & BR UTFO ROCKWELL Hottest; PAUL HARDCASTLE NEW EDITION STEVIE WONDER PHILIP BAILEY SHEENA EASTON WTLC/lndianapolis Jay Johnson JESSE JOHNSON GLADYS KNIGHT PATTI LABELLE NEW JERSEY MASS C UTFO JAN LESLIE HOLMES MAN PARRISH D'LA VANCE TINA TURNER WHISPERS Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY NEW EDITION JANET JACKSON DIANA ROSS JEFFREY OSBORNE WLUM/Milwaukee Jim Brown REO SPEEDWAGON SURVIVOR WILTON FELDER Hottest: PAUL HARDCASTLE NEW EDITION PHILIP BAILEY CHICAGO WHAM! «• WWWS/Saginaw Kermit Crockett CHAMPAIGN WHAM! WISH GLADYS KNIGHT LILLO THOMAS JESSE JOHNSON ROCKIE ROBBINS REBBIE JACKSON KLIQUE WILTON FELDER RICHARD D. FIELDS Hottest; SHEENA EASTON NEW EDITION KLYMAXX DIANA ROSS JEFFREY OSBORNE KMJM/St. Louis Ron Atkins JESSE JOHNSON MIDNIGHT STAR KASHIF RONNIE LAWS DIANA ROSS RUN D.M.C. GEORGE BENSON GLADYS KNIGHT PATTI LABELLE WHISPERS WARWICK & JONES Hottest: PRINCE SHESNA EASTON READY FOR THE WOR TEENA MARIE

WZEN/St. Louis Doug Harris GLADYS KNIGHT DAZZ BAND THELMA HOUSTON SHESNA EASTON WILTON FELDER JEFF LORBER REBBIE JACKSON JOHNNY GILL PATTI LABELLE WARWICK & JONES Hottest: STEVIE WONDER TEMPTATIONS MIDNIGHT STAR NEW EDITION EUGENE WILDE WVOI/Toledo Maxx Myrick GLADYS KNIGHT JESSE JOHNSON PATTI LABELLE JOHNNY GILL GRANDMASTER FLASH KLIQUE DAZZ BAND PAT BOYS LILLO THOMAS ROCKIE ROBBINS Hottest: EUGENE WILDE PAUIt HARDCASTLE SHEENA EASTON UTFO JEFFREY OSBORNE

79 Reporting Stations 75 Current Reports

KJLH/Los Angeles failed to report this week and its information was frozen.

I m and Glenn Jones:

B'#Finder Of Lost Loves,,

pi^»;r. mIbB s'n9le that has

^ iMMh. * I ?mas'1 written all over ■ it. A sizzling duet ■ between Dionne and

■ Glenn Jones, the theme " -1 - to the hit TV series and

the reunion off one of contemporary music's

most successful and historic pairings,

Dionne Warwick and Burt Bacharach. From her upcoming new album due January 24th.

Lorben

"Step By Slop"

There's no side-

# i stepping a great record. On "Step By

5^^^® Step," Jeff Lorber puts

« a his best foot forward c,nd emerges with the

mm „ « I hottest record of his

career. Look for his forthcoming album, also titled Step By Stepr January 24th.

Angela Bofill

Let Me Be The One"

Angela Bofill delivers her most stunning

vocal performance yet on the title track

to her most recent

LP/ Let Me Be The One.

io#i

c 1985 Arista Records, Inc.

NATIONASARPLAY/BO

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1 DEBUT ► 0 26 © 22 0 21 13 22 17 23 24 20 25 19 26 18 27 27 28

1 DEBUT >0 1 DEBUT

February 1,1985 SCOTT COSSU/lslands (Windham Hill) PAQUITO D'RIVERA/Why Not! (Columbia) DIANE SCHUUR/Deedles (GRP) PAT METHENY/First Circle (WB) MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Bop Doo-Wopp (Atiantic) VICTOR FELDMAN/Fiesta (Palo Alto) BOB THOMPSON/? In 7 Out (Rainbow) WYNTON MARSALIS/Hot House Flowers (Columbia) MISTER SPATS/Mister Spats (Track) LAUREL MASSE/Alone Together (Pausa) SHADOWFAX/The Dreams Of Children (Windham Hill) SKYWALK/Silent Witness (Zebra) RODNEY JONES/When You Feel The Love (Timeless/Zebra) IN SYNC/Sync Or Swim (Silver Seven) GEORGE BENSON/20/20 (WB) RON McCROBY/The Other Whistler (Concord) JACK WILKINS/Captain Blued (Greene St./2001) DAVID SANBORN/Straight To The Heart (WB) ART BLAKEY & JAZZMESSENGERS/Album Of The Year (Timeless/Zebra) JOE FARRELL/LOUIS HAYES OUARTET/Vim 'N' Vigor (Timeless/Zebra) E. FITZGERALD/D. ELLINGTON/Stockholm Concert, 1966 (Pablo Live) EARL KLUGH/Night Songs (Capitol) RICHIE BEIRACH/Elegy For Bill Evans (Palo Alto) ART PEPPER QUARTET/Maiden Voyage Sessions, Vol. 3 (Galaxy) SUPERSAX & L.A. VOICES/Supersax & L.A. Voices, Vol. 2 (Columbia) GROVER WASHINGTON JR./lnside Moves (Elektra) AL JARREAU/HIgh Crime (WB) JEAN-LUC PONTY/Open Mind (Atlantic) CLAUDE BOLLING TRIO/Jazz A' La Francaise (Columbia) COTTON CLUB/Soundtrack (Geffen)

Black/Urban stations contributing to Jazz: WKND/Hartford, Melonae McClean; WJAX/Jacksonville, Chris Turner; KJCB/Lafayette, Beatrice Evans; WYLD-FM/New Orleans, Dell Spencer; WGCI/Chicago, Graham Armstrong; WDMT/Cleveland, Dean-Dean Rufus; WVOI/Toledo, Maxx Myrick; XHRM/San Diego, Duff Lindsey.


NEW & ACTIVE

A

MOST ADDED < HOTTEST DAVID SANBORN (16)

Straight To The Heart (WB) SCOTT COSSU (22) ARTHUR BLYTHE (14) Islands (Windham Hill)

Put Sunshine In It (Columbia) PAQUITO D'RIVERA (20) SKYWALK (13) Why Not! (Columbia)

Silent Witness (Zebra) DIANE SCHUUR (13) GEORGE BENSON (10) Deed less (GRP)

20/20 (WB) PAT METHENY (11) FALCON & THE SNOWMAN (9) First Circle (WB)

Soundtrack (EMI America)

NORTHWIND "Circle In The Fire" (Palo Alto) 8/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WRTI, WYBC, KRVS, KWMU. COUNTRY "Soundtrack" (Windham Hill) 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WFAE. Heavy: KCSC, WVPE, KIFM. Medium: WIAN, KTCJ. PATRICK WILLIAMS "Dreams & Themes" (Allegiance) 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KERA. Medium: KTCJ, KIFM, KLSK. MONTY ALEXANDER/RAY BROWN/HERB ELLIS "Overseas Special" (Concord) 7/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KUHF, WHRO. Medium: WGBH, WFSS, WVPE. DUKE ELLINGTON & HIS ORCHESTRA "f/PAUL GONSALVES" (Fantasy) 6/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/2, Medium 0/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WGBH, WKSU, KJAZ, KRML. TOM SCHMIDT "Deer Park" (Muse/Art) 6/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 5/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, KUHF, WUWM, WVPE, KWMU. COUNT BASIE "Afrique" (Doctor Jazz) 6/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WBGO, WRTI. Medium: WYBC, WKND. LINDA RONSTADT w/NELSON RIDDLE "Lush Life" (Asylum) 6/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WMGI. Medium: WBEE, WVPE, KIFM, KLSK. NEW PULSE JAZZ BAND "Boogie Man" (Kilmarnock) 5/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/2, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 4, WLOQ, KKGO, KRVS, KLCC. Medium: WYBC. MEL TORME "Ellington & Basie Songbooks" (Verve) 5/2 Rotetions: Heavy 2/0, Medium 1/0, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KUHF, WYBC. Heavy: KLON, KXPR. Medium; WYRS. SARAH VAUGHN & BILLY ECKSTINE "Irving Berlin Songbook" (EmArcy! 5/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KERA, KUHF. Heavy: WBGO. Medium: WYRS, KXPR. BOB MAGNUSSON QUINTET "Song For Janet Lee" (Discovery) 5/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WUWM. Medium: WMOT, KPLU.

m-i ARTHUR BLYTHE "Put Sunshine In It" (Columbia) 15/14 .M Rotations: Heavy 1 /I, Medium 3/3, Light 5/4, Extra Adds 6, Total Adds 14, WGBH, WBFO, WBGO, KERA, KSAX, WNOP.KJZZ, KJAZ, KPLU, KRVS, WHRO, KLCC, KIFM, WKND QL. SUBRAMANIAM & STEPHANE GRAPPELLI "Conversations (Milostotie/Fatitasy) 14/5

Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 3/0, Light 6/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WGBH, WMOT, KJAZ, KUOP. Heavy; KKGO, KXPR. Medium: WBEE, WKSU, KPLU. SHORTY ROGERS/BUD SHANK "Back Again" (Choice/Bainbridge) 13/2 Rotations; Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/1, Light 5/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KUHF, WUSF. Heavy: KADX, KKGO. Medium; KCSC, KJZZ, KPLU, WFSS, XHRM. LARRY CHERNICOFF "Gallery Of Air" (Muse/Art) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy 3/2, Medium 2/0, Light 7/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WGBH, KUHF, WDET, KLCC. Heavy; WNUR. Medium; WZAM, KWMU. GEORGE ADAMS/DON PULLEN OUARTET "Decisions" (Timeless/Zebra) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, KUHF, KLON, KXPR. Heavy; WRTI, KLCC. Medium; WGBH, KCSC, WUSF. NYLONS "One Size Fits All" (Open Air) 10/2 Rotations; Heavy 4/0, Medium 3/1, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KERA, WDET. Heavy: WMOT, WLOQ, KTCJ, KKGO. Medium: KLCC. O FALCON & THE SNOWMAN "Soundtrack" (EMI America) 9/9

Rotations; Heavy 1/1, Medium 2/2, Light 2/2, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 9, WBFO, WMOT, WZAM, WLOQ, WBEE, KKGO, KRVS, KRML, KIFM. QROSEANNA VITRO "Listen Here" (Texas Rose) 8/5

Rotations; Heavy 2/2, Medium 2/1, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 5, WBBY, KBEM, KJZZ, KJAZ, KXPR. Medium; WMOT. DINAH WASHINGTON "Fats Waller Songbook" (EmArcy) 8/2 Rotations; Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, KUHF, WKSU. Heavy; WDET, KLON. Medium; WYRS, KLCC. BILL BARRON "Variations In Blue" (Muse) 8/1 Rotations; Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 2/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WYBC. Heavy; WUWM. Medium; KJZZ, KPLU, WFSS, WKND. MORGANA KING "Portraits" (Muse) 8/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KLCC. Medium; WYRS, WFAE, WKND.

We're Offering You Love, _

Happiness and Perfect Vision.

DAVID SANBORN

"Love & Happiness" The new single is on your desk

GEORGE BENSON

"20/20" Moves 30 (bullet) to 15 (bullet) ©1985 Warner Bros. Records Inc.

Regionalized Adds & Hots Printed Adds are first ten provided by station. Hots are printed in order

given by reporter. * symbol denotes commercial station.

EAST

Eric jMfcMti DOU ELL!HOT0* PAOL HINTBR RED ROOMCy COOMT HAS IB L. S0BRAMANIAJ4 HOWARD ROMSKy'S LARRY CBERHICOFF ARTHUR BLYTHB Hottest! DORS BLLINGTOW BOS THOMPSON MICHABt URBANIAK SPATS RBBBCCA PARRISH

WYKMM*Hav*n (•) T«M4EnrW» SSADOWPAX HBH PULSB JAZZ BA jkan Luc pomrr TRl ATNA VIVIA* LORD SCOTT C06SU MBL TORMB BILL BARRON Hottestt DICMT MBYBRS SBAOOWFAZ JACK MUOSNBTTTB COTTON CLUB DAVID NORRAy

JIMMY GiorrRt SCOTT COSSU MAIM t BVAHS CBAULKS MIKGOS HABAVISHNU CBORGS BBNSON 8KYWALK Hott«*ti HAKOTO OZONE ART BLAKSY ADAMS t PULLBH ART PBPPBR JACK DfcJOBKBTTTB wmMtor*** (•)

FALCON t THE SNOW ARTHUR BLYTHB JAMES WILLIAMS JAY LBOHHABT Hottest i PARRBLL & HAYES MANHATTAN TRAHSFB JOB WILLIAMS 3KTWALK DAVID SANBORN

FARRBU. t HAYES MAXIMS SULLIVAN TATB » GRBY BOS THOMPSON M'BOOM RAY MANTILLA BOBBY BOTCHBRSOH YUSBF LATEBF ARTfldR BLYTHE Bottesti PAQUITO D*RIVERA ARETHA FRANKLIN SARAS VAUGHN LAUREL MASSE HAMBATTAN TRANSFE

LOO IS BELLSOW R1SBFCCA PARRISB CAROL FREDBTTE JIMMY SMITH LYWNS JACKSON... Hottest: SUPERSAX t L.A. ' COTTON CLOB GERRY WIGGINS GEORGE KELLY VICTOR FBLOMAN

MIDWEST WNURflEvsnston MDixon WBBE/CWcsgo (•) Bob Long DAVID SANBORN BARBRA STREISAND FALCON ( THE SNOW NIKA RBJTO O*DONALD LEVY RICBIE BEIRACB JACK DEJOHNETTE Hottest: AL JARREAO LAUREL MASSE GROVER WASHINGTON IN SYNC SCHEER MUSIC WIAN/lndlSMpoiks WMOPfOncJnnsti (•) t** Mckensof. Chris Wsgner

RONALD SHANNON JA AMINA CLAUDINB MY RAY ANDERSON CARIA BLBY GREGORY MILLS HOWARD ROMSEY'S PIERRE DORGE DANIEL LENTZ VLADIMIR CHEKASIN Hottest: HOODS t SWANSEN RONALD SHANNON JA LARRY CHERNICOFF AMINA CLAUDINB MY RAY ANDERSON

KBEMAMnnespotl* J.D. Bell ROSBANNA VITRO GSORGE BBNSON ALEXANDER ZOHJ1C Hottest: OIANB SCHUOR AL JARREAU PAQUITO 0'RIVERA JACK WILKINS BOB THOMPSON KTCJ/Mlnnespollt (*) EdQsrrett GEORGE BENSON

JACK D8J0BNETTTE LAUREL MASSE SANDY OMEN DAVID SANBORN DO1A ARTHUR BLYTHE Hottest: EARL KLOGH SKYWALK JACK WILKINS SCOTT COSSO PAQOITO D1RIVERA WBSV/Cotuinbus (•) Zool SWder DAVID SANBORN DAVID TRONCOSO ROSEANNA VITRO WARREN CHIASSON BOB THOMPSON GERRY WIGGINS ART BLAKEY GEORGE BENSON Hottest: DIANE SCHUUR SKYWALK ALfXANOER ZONJIC DAVID SANBORN DAVID TRONCOSO WJZZlDetroM (•) ART BLAKEY FITZGERALD i. ELLI DAVID SANBORN Hottest: GEORGE BENSON GROVER WASHINGTON AL JARREAU EARL KLUGH LONNIE USTON SMI

Hottest: VICTOR FELDMAN PAQOITO D"RIVERA SCOTT COSSO SUPERSAX t L.A. V RON MCCROBY

DUKE ELLINGTON MICHAEL URBANIAK RAY ANDERSON HORACE PARLAN DISAB WASHINGTON JOHN ABERCROMBIE JOE WILLIAMS CLAUDE BOLLING SKYWALK BARNEY KESSEL Hottest: DAVID MURRAY MANHATTAN TRANSFE SCOTT COSSO DIRTY DOZEN BRASS ART BLAKEY

LONNIE LISTON SMI AL JARREAU VICTOR FELDMAN NYLONS SHADOWFAX

MANHATTAN TRANSFE GEORGE BENSON Hottest: SANDY OWEN SCOTT COSSO PAQOITO D'RIVERA VICTOR FELDMAN MR. SPATS WVPBSouthbeocKEIIthsrt TknEby FRED SIMON RED HOLLOWAY BOB THOMPSON ROGER KELLAWAY TOM SCHMIDT Hottest: HEARTLAND CONSORT CLAUDE BOLLING SCOTT COSSU QUEST COTTON CLUB KWMUfSt Lewis

WOeJIDtroH Judy Adwns LARRY CHERNICOFF WINDS OF CHANGS MAHAVISHNO JOHN ABERCROMBIE NYLONS MODERN JAZZ QUART AICBIE BEIRACB JOHN MCLAUGHLIN BOS TSIELK t NSW Hottest: FRED JOHNSON WYNTON MARSALIS JACK DBJOSNBTTTS DINAH NASaiRGTON ART BLAKEY

ART PEPPER SONNY CRISS SANDY OWKN SCOTT COSSO PAUL BLEY SKYWALK BENNY CARTER BOB MAGNUSSON BILLY ECKSTINE TOM SCHMIDT Hottest: MILES DAVIS BILL BARRON JEAN LUC PONTY JIMMY KMBPPER ART PEPPER

RODNEY JONES COTTON CLUB TOM SCHMIDT CLAUDE BOLLING Hottest: PAQOITO D'RIVERA SCOTT COSSO PAT METHENY DIANE SCHUUR SKYWALK

SOUTH

MANHATTAN TRANSFE DAVID SANBORN CLAUDE BOLLING COUNTRY BOS THOMPSON Hottest: DIANE SCHUOR WYNTON MARSALIS SHADOWFAX PAQOITO D'RIVERA SCOTT COSSU

ARTHUR BLYTHE DAVID SANBORN GEORGE BENSON BILLY ECKSTINE PATRICK WILLIAMS SARAB VAUGBH NYLONS Hottest: RODNEY JONES BOS THOMPSON PAQOITO D'RIVERA GROVER WASHINGTON ARTHUR BLYT8B KSAXiOeHee^t WortJ» I CuMon jej MR. SPATS SCOTT COSSU SUPERSAX t L.A. V ART BLAKEY FARRELL 6 HAYES JIMMY MCGRIFF EARL KLOGH CHUCK MANGIONE AZYMOTH BARRY MANILOW SKYWALK Hottest: DIANE SCHUOR PAQOITO D'RIVERA PAT METHENY WYNTON MARSALIS VICTOR FELDMAN

WFSS^ayetMvM* ROY AYERS BBLLSON/BROWN/SMI AL JARREAU JEAN LOC PONTY COTTON CLUB RODNEY JONES JAY LEONBART Hottest: SCOTT COSSU ROY AYERS BELLSON/BROWN/SMI DAVID SANBORN GEORGE BENSON

KeNy Thompeor SKYWALK JOSH ANELLO JR FALCON t THE SHOW ARTHUR BLYTHE DAVID SANBORN CLAUDS BOLLING Hottest: PAT METHENY DIANE SCHUOR VICTOR FELDMAN SCOTT COSSU PAQOITO D'RIVBRA WMOTfftoshvHle

WZAMMortott ■niM Dowdy DAVID SANBORN JEFF LORBER SKYWALK FALCON ( THE SNOW hottest: SCOTT COSSU AL JARREAO POCKET CHANGE VICTOR FBLDMAH IN SYNC WLOQWrteiMte (♦)

BARRY MANILOW FUSE ONE DAVID SANBORN Hottest: GEORGE BBNSON LINDA RONSTADT IN SYNC RODNEY JONES SCHEER MUSIC KUHMtowtton BILLY ECKSTINE ART PEPPER WINDS OF CHANGE TOM SCHMIDT LARRY CHERNICOFF ART BLAKSY FARRELL & HAYES RODNEY JONES ADAMS i PULLEN ROGERS t SHANK Hottest: PAQOITO D'RIVBRA CLAODE BOLLING RICHIE BEIRACB LAORSL MASSE SCOTT COSSU

DAVID SANBORN CLAUDE BOLLING L. SUBRAMANIAM FALCON t THE SNOW JAMES WILLIAMS Hottest: SCOTT COSSO LAOREL MASSE NYLONS RON MCCROBY FITZGERALD t ELLI WHRO/MorfoNi Joe Lowrey ARTHUR BLYTHE Hottest: BON MCCROBY JACK WILKINS RICHIE BEIRACB LAOREL MASSE PAQOITO D'RIVERA

FREE FLIGHT HANK CRAWFORD PAQOITO D'RIVBRA ARMAND BOATMAN STEVE HOOGHTON FALCON t THE 31*01 NEW PULSE JAZZ BJ Hottest: VICTOR FELDMAN DAVID SANBORN SKYWALK j| SCOTT COSSU , GEORGE BENSON WUSmsmpe ROGERS t SHANK MANHATTAN TRANSf£ COTTON CLOB Hottest: PAT METHENY SCOTT COSSO PAQOITO D'RIVERA FITZGERALD ( ELLI LAOREL MASSE

54 Reporting Stations 50 Current Reports

WEST I^AOWDwwer (•) PatHcNMtty PAQOITO D'RIVERA BOB THOMPSON MANHATTAN TRANSFE Hottest: COTTON CLUB LAUREL MASSE RED HOLLOWAY DIANE SCHUUR ROGERS « SHANK

KKQO/Loe Anos4M (•) Jeff Qehrinfler VICTOR FELDMAN SUPERSAX I L.A. V SKYWALK NEW PULSB JAZZ BA RED HOLLOWAY HORACE PARLAN FALCON t THE SNOW JEFF LORBSR Hottest: RICHIE BEIRACH IN SYNC MANHATTAN TRANSFE BARRY MANILOW SANDY OWEN

KKSNfforttond (•)

GEORGE BENSON ART BLAKEY SKYWALK FARRELL t HAYES

LARRY CHERNICOFF RED RODNEY ARETHA FRANKLIN GEORGE BENSON SKYWALK DAVID SANBORN JAMES WILLIAMS ARTHUR BLYTHE RED GARLAND NEW PULSE JAZZ BA Bottest: MORGANA KING ADAMS t POLLEN PAQOITO D'RIVERA LARRY CHERNICOFF LARRY OORYBLL i B KLOMLonfl BMCh HetonBoryes HAMPTON BANKS BARNEY KESSEL LYNNE JACKSON... ADAMS ( POLLBH Hottest! JOHN WOOD MANHATTAN TRANSFE CLAODE BOLLING ELLA FITZGERALD MEL TORME

FARRELL t HAYES FOSE ONE L. S OB RAMAN I AM DUKE ELLINGTON FALCON t THE SNOW Hottest: DAVID SANBORN PAQOITO D'RIVERA DIANE SCHOOR LONNIE LISTON SMI RODNEY JONES KJZZPtMenU

DAVID SANBORN DAVID TRONCOSO ROSEANNA VITRO ARTHUR BLYTHE FOSE ONE Hottest: VICTOR FELDMAN BOB THOMPSON SCOTT COSSO MR. SPATS PAT METHENY

PAQOITO D'RIVBRA DIANE SCHOOR PAT MBTHBNY SCOTT COSSO WYNTON MARSALIS KMHO/Poctisnd Roger Smith

COTTON CLOB SKYWALK ART BLAKEY Bottest: SHADOWFAX PAQOITO D'RIVBRA LAOREL MASSE SCOTT COSSO FARRELL I HAYES

KJAZ/Sen Fnweisoo Bob PsHochs (•) JAY NCSBANN L. SUBRAMANIAM CLIFFORD BROWN T06BIK0 AKIYOS81 HAKOTO OZONE JACK WILKINS DAVID TRONCOSO JACK DBJOHBETTTZ HARREN MARSH MAHAVISHNO Bottest! KENNY BARRON JOE WILLIAMS PAT METBENY JAY MCSHANM L. SUBRAMANIAM KLSK/Sertts Fa (•) mcfcOatby BOB THOMPSON DAVID SANBORN Bottest: SCOTT COSSO LAOREL MASSE DIANE SCHOOR CLAUDE BOLLING COTTON CLOB

the following stations calted in a frozen playlist:

WGCI/Chicago WDMT/Cleveland

WYLD/New Orleans The following station failed to report this

week, therefore its playfst was frozen;

WIAN/lndianapoBs

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MEL McOANIEL/Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On (Capitol) GARY MORRIS/Baby Bye Bye (WB) DAN SEALS/My Baby's Got Good Timing (EMI America) OAK RIDGE BOYS/Make My Life With You (MCA) EXILE/Crazy For Your Love (Epic) EDDY RAVEN/She's Gonna Win Your Heart (RCA) ED BRUCE/You Turn Me On (Like A Radio) (RCA) GLEN CAMPBELL/A Lady Like You (Atlantic America) THE STATLERS/My Only Love (Mercury/PG) LEE GREENWOOD/You've Got A Good Love Comin' (MCA) RICKY SKAGGS/Something In My Heart (Epic)

® GUS HARDIN w/EARL THOMAS CONLEY/AII Tangled Up In Love (RCA) 0 STEVE WARINER/What I Didn't Do (MCA)

VERN GOSDIN/Slow Burning Memory (Compleat/PG) MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/What She Wants (EMI America) KENNY ROGERS/Crazy (RCA) T.G. SHEPPARD/One Owner Heart (WB/Curb) DON WILLIAMS/Walkin' A Broken Heart (MCA) LACY J. DALTON/lf That Ain't Love (Columbia) RAY CHARLES w/WILLIE NELSON/Seven Spanish Angels (Columbia) JOHN ANDERSON/Eye Of A Hurricane (WB) JOHN SCHNEIDER/Country Girls (MCA) CONWAY TWITTY/Ain't She Somethin' Else (WB) EARL THOMAS GONLEY/Honor Bound (RCA) NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/High Horse (WB) GEORGE JONES w/BRENDA LEE/Hallelujah, I Love You So (Epic) JANIE FRICKE/The First Word In Memory Is Me (Columbia) JOHNNY LEE/Rollin' Lonely (Full Moon/WB) BELLAMY BROTHERS/I Need More Of You (MCA/Curb) JIM GLASER/Let Me Down Easy (Noble Vision) ANNE MURRAY/Time Don't Run Out On Me (Capitol) DAVID ALLAN COE/She Used To Love Me A Lot (Columbia) JUDDS/Girls Night Out (RCA/Curb) DOLLY PARTON/Don't Call It Love (RCA) MERLE HAGGARD w/JANIE FRICKE/A Place To Fall Apart (Epic) WAYLON JENNINGS/Waltz Me To Heaven (RCA) HANK WILLIAMS JR./Major Moves (WB/Curb)

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32 29 31 40 RAY STEVENS/Mississippi Squirrel Revival (MCA) 47 45 43 ® JOHNNY PAYCHECK/I Never Got Over You (AMI) - - 47 © MICKEY GILLEY/I'm The One Mama Warned You About (Epic)

BREAKER ® B. MANDRELL/L. GREENWOOD/lt Should've Been Love By Now (MCA) BREAKER© SHELLY WEST/Now There's You (Viva)

i 7 25 45 ALABAMA/(There's A) Fire In The Night (RCA) 20 is 33 46 EMMYLOU HARRIS/Someone Like You (WB)

I DEBUT ► ® RESTLESS HEART/Let The Heartache Ride (RCA) 4 14 35 48 CRYSTAL GAYLE/Me Against The Night (WB)

I DEBUT ► © EVERLY BROTHERS/The First In Line (Mercury/PG) 13 30 46 50 GENE WATSON/Got No Reason Now For Goin' Home (MCA/Curb)

Total Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light 160/1 133 18 9 157/0 128 23 6 160/3 115 38 7 155/0 117 28 ^ 10 161/0 104 52 5 147/0 117 22 8 151/1 115 25 11 162/1 99 55 8 156/1 106 45 5 161/1 80 71 10 134/2 91 28 15 150/1 80 54 16 160/3 53 95 12 151/4 62 77 12 159/4 53 86 20 156/4 56 81 19 138/0 97 31 10 162/4 37 108 17 149/6 39 84 26 142/17 50 62 30 143/4 36 85 22 156/8 26 94 36 135/0 89 27 19 157/8 17 98 42 153/7 17 93 43 138/4 25 80 33 144/5 16 as 43 149/11 19 86 44 154/14 16 94 44 122/0 52 50 20 140/14 9 87 44 122/8 7S 64 40 736/28 S 51 76 129/13 8 . 60 61 80/0 27 33 20

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ALABAMA (66) There's No Way (RCA) SAWYER BROWN (42)

Step That Step (Capitol/Curb) REBA McENTIRE (41)

Somebody Should Leave (MCA) SYLVIA (30)

Fallin' In Love (RCA) JUDDS (28)

Girls Night Out (RCA/Curb) BARBARA MANDRELL/ LEE GREENWOOD (27)

It Should've Been Love By Now NICOLETTE LARSON (26)

Only Love Will Make It Right (MCA) MICKEY GILLEY (24)

I'm The One Mama Warned You About (Epic) FORESTER SISTERS (22) When You're In Love (WB)

GEORGE STRAIT (22) The Cowboy Rides Away (MCA)

HOTTEST

MEL MCDANIEL (112) Baby's Got Her Blue Jeans On (Capitol)

OAK RIDGE BOYS (66) Make My Life With You (MCA)

GARY MORRIS (45) Baby Bye Bye (WB)

RAY CHARLES (WITH WILLIE NELSON) (44) Seven Spanish Angels (Columbia)

THE STATLERS (43) My Only Love (Mercury/PolyGram)

ED BRUCE (36! You Turn Me On (Like A Radio) (RCA)

RICKY SKAGGS (32) Something In My Heart (Epic)

CONWAY TWITTY (30) Ain't She Somethin' Else (WB)

GLEN CAMPBELL (30) A Lady Like You (Atlantic America)

EXILE (28) Crazy For Your Love (Epic)

MOfT abmd a hottist list those songs acftsovtna aw most atiSs nationally, »na tne songs repoitaa hottest' compiled from all our reporters. The numBer m paren- tnesas immeaiatefy following the sonos In Most Added a Hottest Indicate tne total numaec of countrv reoofters addlnffl ttw sons Otis week or noting that the son® Is among their five hottest.

BREAKERS.

The Information shown on the Natfona! Airplay 50, Breakers, New & Active and Significant Action, Is current. The results shown are based on reports taken from our reporters on Monday, 1-28-8S.

ALABAMA There's No Way (RCA)

On 75% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 5, Medium 43, Light 74, Total Adds 66 including WXKW, WCAO, WYRK, WHN, WCOS. WESC, WGKX, WTQR, WUSN, WQHK, WIRE, KFDI, KRAK, KSAN, KMPS. A most added record. Debuts at number 38 on the Country chart.

BARBARA MANDRELL/LEE GREENWOOD It Should've Been Love By Now (MCA)

On 71% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 42, Light 73, Total Adds 27 including WAJR, WKYG, WNYR, WZZK, WUSY, WAMZ, WRNL, WQYK, WUSN, KXXY, WXCL, WIL, KRST, KYGO, KFRE. A most added record. Moves 48-43 on the Country chart.

GEORGE STRAIT The Cowboy Rides Away (MCA)

On 71% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium'56, Light 54, Total Adds 22 including WCAO, WAJR, WXTU, WPOR, WYNK, KXYL, KPLX. WKIX. WRNL, WONE. WXCL, WIL, KIK-FM KGHL, KNEW.

SHELLY WEST Now There's You (Viva)

On 60% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 48, Light 48, Total Adds 10, WCAO WRKZ, WIXL, WILQ, WUSY, KYXX, WKIX, WSLR, KIOV, KCKC. Moves 49-44 on the Country chart.

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RESTLESS HEART "Let The Heartache Ride" {RCA) 91/17 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 30, Light 60, Total Adds 17, WVAM, WCAO, WTSV, WPOR, KASE, WZZK, WFNC, WNOX, WKSJ, WKIX, WUSN, WMIL, WTHI, KFDI, KVOC, KFRE, KCUB. Debuts at number 47 on the Country chart. FORESTER SISTERS "(That's What You Do) When You're In Love" (WB) 75/22 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 20, Light 54, Total Adds 22 including WKYG, WXTU, WIXY, WXBQ, WEZL, KYKX, WKSJ, WMNI, WGEE, KIOV, KTPK, KYAK, KGHL, KWJJ, KFTN. EVERLY BROTHERS "The First In Line" (Mercury/PolyGram) 73/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 29, Light 44, Total Adds 11, WFNC, KIKK, WNOX, WWOD, WKSJ, WFMS, KIOV, WTHI, KFRE, KFTN, KTOM. Medium: WBGW, CHOW, KRMD. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart.

JOHN FOGERTY "Big Train (From Memphis)" (WB) 65/18 Rotations; Heavy 0, Medium 16, Light 49, Total Adds 18 including WVAM, WDSY, WMZQ, WVMt, WESC, WUSQ, KSO, WTSO, WMIL, WWJO, KUUY, KMAK, KFTN, KRSY, KSON. D SAWYER BROWN "Step That Step" (Capitol/Curb) 63/42

Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 53, Total Adds 42 including WAJR, WIXL, WMZQ, WFNC, WLWI, WCMS, KKYX, WQYK, KWMT, WBCS, KXXY, KFDI, KUZZ, KUGN, KGA.

MOE BANDY & JOE STAMPLEY "Daddy's Honky Tonk" (Columbia) 58/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 23, Light 36, Total Adds 8, WIXL, WIXY, KRRV, WESC, KSSN, WKIX, KUGN, KWJJ. Medium: WTSV, KBMR, KEBC, KTTS, KFDI, KUZZ, KCKC. NARVEL FELTS "Hey Lady" (Evergreen) 50/8 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 10, Light 39, Total Adds 8, WXTU, WUSY, WKIX, WQYK, WWJO, WTHI, KMAK, KRWQ. Heavy: KKYX. Medium: WBGW, WYII, KMML, WDXE, WSLR, WTOD.

DARRELL CLANTON "I Forgot That I Don't Live..." (WB) 50/4 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 11, Light 38, Total Adds 4, WCAO, WPOR, WQYK, KKAL. Heavy: KKYX. Medium: WILQ, WOKK, WLWI, WITL, KTTS, KRKT, KEIN, KRSY. TERRY GREGORY "Pardon Me, But This Heart's Taken" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 49/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 38, Total Adds 5, WPOR, WXBO, WMNI, KFDI, KFRE. Medium: WBGW, WYII, KKYX, KRMD, WUSQ, WITL, WWJO, KRKT, KRSY, KIGO.

KEITH STEGALL "California" (Epic) 25/21 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 22, Total Adds 21 including WBGW, WWVA, WXBQ, WEZL, WLWI, WCMS, WTSO, KVOO, KQIL, KTOM. MARIE OSMOND "Until I Fall In Love Again" (Capitol/Curb) 24/13 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 22, Total Adds 13 including WDXE, WKSJ, KEBC, WOW, WXCL, KMAK, KTOM, KSOP, KGA, KIGO. SIERRA "The Almighty Lover" (Awesome) 24/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 23, Total Adds 8, WVAM, WBGW, WKYG, WCMS, KTTS, KFDI, KRWQ, KRSY. Medium: WIXY. Light: KHEY. TARI HENSLEY "I'm Tha One Who's Breaking Up" (Mercury/PolyGram) 24/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 24, Total Adds 7, WBGW, WYII, KMML, WCMS, WPAP, WXCL, KIGO. Light: WIXY, KSO, KFGO. ZELLA LEHR "You Bring Out The Lover In Me" (Compleat/PolyGram) 19/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 17, Total Adds 6, WYII, WPAP, KTTS, KQIL, KRSY, KGA. Medium; KKYX, KIGO. Light: WSNO, KBMR. CHARLY McCLAIN "Radio Heart" (Epic) 17/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 13, Total Adds 17 including WBGW, WSNO, KXAS, WOKK, KRMD, KEBC, KXXY, KUZZ, KQIL, KRSY. SIMON & VERITY "We've Still Got Love" (EMI America) 17/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 1 5, Total Adds 7, WTSV, CHOW, WCMS, KFGO, WOW, KIOV, KRSY. Medium: KKYX, WCUZ. Light: KRMD. ADAM BAKER "I Can See Him In Her Eyes" (Signature) 13/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 12, Total Adds 6, WXTU, WIXY, WPAP, KTPK, KFDI, KEIN. Medium: KIGO. Light: WYII, WDXE, KBMR. EDDIE EASTMAN "Dreaming All Over Again" (Artisan) 13/3 Rotations; Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 11, Total Adds 3, WTOD, KEIN, KIGO. Medium; WBGW, CHOW. Light: WVAM, WSNO, WYII, KRRV, KRSY. CARLETTE "Any Way You Want Me" (Oak) 11/3 Rotations; Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 10, Total Adds 3, KKYX, KTTS, WTOD. Medium; KMML. Light; KEAN, WLWI, KRMD, KFGO, KVOO, KSOP. MARGO SMITH "Take Your Memory When You Go" (Bermuda Dunes) 10/3 Rotations; Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10, Total Adds 3, KSO, KFGO, KRSY. Light; WYII, KRRV, WPAP, KRMD, KBMR, WTOD, KSOP. BILL ANDERSON "Wino The Clown" (Southern Tracks) 10/2 Rotations; Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 8, Total Adds 2, WLWI, WITL. Light; WPAP, KKYX, KFGO, WOW, KTTS, WTOD, KFDI, KSOP. LOIS JOHNSON "Loveshine" (EMH) 9/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 0. Medium: WYII. Light; WSNO, WIXY, KRRV, KBMR, KSO, KFDI, KRSY, KIGO.

COUNTRY ALBUM TRACKS

Cuts are listed In order, with the first cut receiving the heaviest airplay.

ARTIST/Song Title (Label) Album Title

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

02 REBA McENTIRE "Somebody Should Leave" (MCA) 41/41 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 35, Total Adds 41 including WCAO, WSNO, WWVA. WSOC, KIKK, WMC, KRMD,

WUSQ, WCXI, WBCS, KVOO, KMAK, KWJJ, KTOM, KSOP. W2 NSCOLETTE LARSON "Only Love Wit! Make It Right" (MCA) 41/26

Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 3, Light 37, Total Adds 26 including WKYG, WYII, WTVY, WKSJ, WLWI, KKYX, KSO, WCXI, WGEE, WOW, KFDI, KRKT, KFTN, KRSY, KGA. MAINES BROTHERS BAND "Everybody Needs Love..." (Mercury/PolyGram) 3S/14 Rotations; Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 31, Total Adds 14 including WOKQ, WXTU, WNYR, WVMI, WTVY, KYKX, WPAP, KEBC, KRKT, KEIN, KRSY.

TONY ARATA "Sure Thing" (Noble Vision) 36/10 Rotations; Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 33, Total Adds 10, WIXY, WCMS, WKIX, KKYX, KIOV, WTOD, KUUY, KCCY, KSOP, KIGO. BENNY WILSON "Acres Of Diamonds" (Columbia) 33/10 Rotations; Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 29, Total Adds 10, WXTU, KRRV, WXBQ, WUSY, WPAP, WKIX, KSO, WXCL, KTPK, KCUB. W2 SYLVIA 'Tallin In Love" (RCA) 30/30

Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 4, Light 25, Total Adds 30 including WVAM, WTSV, WWVA, WUSY, WKSJ, WTQR, WCUZ, KXXY, KWJJ, KCKC.

JOHN CONLEE/Working Man (MCA) GEORGE STRAIT/Any Old Time {MCA) GEORGE STRAIT/The Fireman (MCA) GEORGE JONES w/BARBARA MANDRELL/Daisy JANIE FRICKE/Another Man Like That (Columbia) JUDDS/Drops of Water (RCA/Curb) EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Love Don't Care (RCA) GUS HARDIN/What We Gonna Do (RCA) RICKY SKAGGS/Country Boy (Epic) GAIL DAVIES/Break Away (RCA) SHELLY WEST/I'M Dance The Two-Step (Viva) REBA McENTiRE/Before I Met You (MCA) JUDDS/Bye Bye Baby Blues (RCA/Curb) SHELLY WEST/Don't Make Me Wait On... (Viva) STEVE WARIMER/Heart Trouble (MCA) EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Treadin' Water (RCA)

Blue Highway Does Fort Worth Ever... Does Fort Worth Ever...

Chain (Epic) Lady's Choice The First Word In Memory.. f

Why Not Me? Treadin' Water

Wall Of Tears Country Boy

Where Is A Woman To... Don't Make Me Wait...

My Kind Of Country Why Not Me?

Don't Make Me Wait... One Good Night Deserves...

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| MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST 1 I Alabama (RCA) Mel McDaniel (Capitol! i ; lawyer Brown (Capitol/Curb) R. Charles w/W. Nofson (CotumbUrl IJ ! Reba McEntire (MCA) .

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EAST WQNA-FM Aibany, NY

RICKY SXJK3GS MEL MCOAHIBL GARY MORRIS

WYRK Buffalo, NY

RAY CHARLES WPTR Albany, NY

Hottest; KERTE HAGGARD CONWAY TWITTY RICKY SKAGGS OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDAMISL WQBE Charleston, WV

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DOK WILLIAMS STATLBBS KEL MCDANIKL USE GREENWOOD

FOGBRTY 'Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL T.G. SHEPPABD BD BROCE gary nomis WPOC-FM Baltlmora, MD RAY CHARLES JCHN SCBHEIDER 8ARL TBDKAS CCHTLK WITT* GRITTY DIRT BKLLAMY BHD TOERS

WTSV Claremont, NH

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WKYQ Parkafatjuro, WV FORESTER SISTERS MANDRBLL S GREENW HANK WILLIAMS JR. NICOLETTE LARSON SIERRA

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WXTU Phliadslphiffl, PA

WSEW-AM/FM Syracuaa, NY

ANNE M WAYLGK J Hottest: RICKY SKAGGS CONWAY TWITTY D BRUCE

W&tZQ Washington, DC

MICKEY GILLEY GEORGE STRAIT MA INKS BRDTHERS t NARVEL FELTS BENNY WILSCH JUDOS ANNE MURRAY DOLLY PARTCM

WDSY Plttaburgh, PA

JOHN FOGERTY WAYLCN JEWINGS SAWYER BROS®

KIX106 Washington, DC JCHN SCHNEIDER NITTY GRITTY DIR1 STEVE WARINBR ALABAMA Hottest: CCNWAY TWITTY T.G- SHKPPARD OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL

CHOW Walland, ONT

WRKZ-FM Harahay, PA

Hottest: KENNY ROGERS STATLERS

Hottest! WL MCDANIEL COKWAY TWITTY STATLERS GAJCf (ORRIS STEVE MARINER

WAJR Morgantown, WV

COWWAY TWITTV RICKY SKAGGS STATLERS GLEN CAMPBELL WHN Naw York, NY

GARY HDRRIS MICHAEL MURPHEY CONWAY TWITTY T.G. SHEPPABD

MANDRELL 6 GREENW GEORGE STRAIT DAVID ALLAN TOE FORESTER SISTERS SAWYER B(OWN TERRY GREGORY RESTLESS HEART DARRELL (XANTON Hottest: CONWAY TWITTY RICKY SKAGGS OAK RIDGE BOYS MIL MCDANIEL RAY CHARLES

WNYR Roc hast ar, NY

RAY CHARUSS NI COLETTE LARSON SAWYER BROWN SIMON S VERITY Hottest; 0*K RIDGE BOYS JIM GLASER GUS HARD IN EXILE STATLERS

WWVA Whaallng, WV

MIDWEST JCBN FOGERTY MARGO SMITH BENNY WILSON NICOUTTTE LARS Hottest; MEL MCDANIEL OAK RIDGE BOYS

WKMF Flint, Ml JANIB FRICKE JOHtWY LEE BELLAMY BROTHERS Hottest: STATLERS MEL MCDANIEL EXILE RICKY SKAGGS

OAK RIDGE BOi STATLERS RAY CHARLES

SAWYER BRDWN REBA McENTIRE KEITH STEGALL LQBO RICHARD FDOVER

RAY STEVENS

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GLEN CAMPBELL STTVX WARIHKR RAY CHARLES

OA* RIDGB BOYS GLEN (XMPBELL MERUS HAGGARD CRYSTAL GAYLE RAY CHARLES WIXL-FM Nawton, NJ

GEORGE STRAIT MICKEY GILLEY MAKJES BROTHERS RAY CHARLES Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL

WIXY Sprtngftald, MA

LLAN COB R LARSON SAWYER BROW BANDY fi STAMPLEY SYLVIA LACY J. DALTON Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL CONWAY TWITTY GARY HDRRIS

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FCRESTER S Hottest! LEE GREENWOOD RICKY SKAGGS MEL MCDANIEL JCHN ANDERSON STATLERS

EARL TS3MAS CONLE NITTY GRITTY DIRT BELLAMY BROTHERS

WYII Wllllainsport, MD JDDOS MANDRELL t GREENW TARI HENSLEY MADJES BROTHERS B ZELLA LEHB NICOLBTTE LARSON J.C. CUNNINGHAM ORION Hottest: MEL MCBASIEL ED BRDCE GARY MORRIS RICKY SKAGGS STATLERS

WILO Wllllamaport. PA SHELLY WEST MANDRELL £ GREENW MICKEY GILLEY JOEY SCARBORY Hottest : WES PARKER GLEN CAMPBELL CONWAY TWITTY DAN SJALS

GARY NDRRIS DAN SKALS MCKY SKAOGS

EXILE LEE GREENWOOD KENNY ROGERS WUSN Chicago, IL ALABAMA NITTY GRITTY DIRT JUDOS MANDRELL S GREENW

L THOMAS CONLE ED BRUCE gary mmis MHL MCDANIEL EDDY RAVEN DAH SEALS

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WDAF Kanaas City, MO BELLAMY BICTHERS WAYLCN JENNINGS ANNE MURRAY Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS RICKY SKAGGS GLEN C WITL-FM Lansing, Ml GEORGE STRAIT MANDRELL & GREENW ALABAMA

KEBC-FM WtL-AM/FM Oklahoma City, OK St Louis, MO BD BRUCE GEORGE STRAIT MARIE CSMCHD MANDRELL S GREF CHARLY MCCLAIN WAYLCK JENNINGS REBA McENTIRE Hottest: MAINES BROTHERS B OAK RIDGE BOYS ED BRUCE OAK RIDGE BOYS T.G. SHEPPARD ECOY RAVEN MEL MCDANIEL RAY CHARLES CONWAY TWITTY

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RICKY SKAGGS CONWAY TWITTY OAK RIDGE BOYS MERIE HAGGARD MEL MCDANIEL

ANNE MURRAY BELLAMY BROTHERS RAY CHARLES Hottest: ALABAMA OAK RIDGE BOYS GLEN CAMPBELL LEE GREENWOOD

WQAR-FM Clevaland, OH JOHN SCHNEIDER KENNY ROGERS RAY CHARLZS DAVID ALLAN COB DON WILLIAMS Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL OAK RIDGE BOYS

WMNI Columbus, OH FORESTER S1STEI TERRY RICKY SKAGGS MEL MCDANIEL GUS HAH) IN STATLERS VEBN GOSDIN WONE Dayton, OH

JUDOS Hottest s ECOY RAVEN GARY WRRIS f OfARLCS

RAY STEVENS

REBA MCEOTIRE RAY CHARLES CHARLY WCLAIN SYLVIA EDDIE RABBITT NI COLETTE LARSON Hottest: JCHN ANDERSON EXILE JOHNNY PAYCHECK VERS GOSDIN OAK RIOGE BOYS

WKKO-AM/FM Ouluth, MN GEORGE STRAIT MANDRELL S GREE ALABAMA Hottest: CCHWAY TWITTY EDDY RAVEN GLEN CAMPBELL T.G. SHEPPARD STATLERS

KRRK E. Qrand Forks, k ANNE MURRAY DOIiY PARTCS DAVID ALLAN CBE Hottest: OAK RIOGE BOYS

WAXX Eau Claira, Wl

LEE GREENWOOD GLEN CAMPBELL DAH SEALS MEL MCDANIEL WCUZ-AM/FM Qrand Rapids, Ml

OAK RIDGE BOYS RAY CHARLES ANNE MURRAY JUDDS WXCL Paorls, IL

OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL GLEN CAMPBELL STATLERS ( W3RRIS CHARLY (CCIAIN RAY STEVENS Hottest -. WQEE Groan Bay, Wl FORESTER SISTERS ALABAMA NICOLBTTE LARSON Hottest; OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL STATLERS DAN SEALS GLEN CAMPBELL WIRE Indlanspolls, IN

RESTLESS HEART MICKEY GILLEY JOHN FOGERTY Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS RICKY SKAGGS LEE GREENWOOD MEL MCDANIEL

GEORGE STRAIT MICKEY GILLEY TORI HENSLEY SAWYER BROWN Hottest: MICHAEL MURPHEY MEL MCDANIEL CONWAY TWITTY GUS HAFEIN RAY WLLR Davenport, iA

DOLLY PARTCW ANNE MURRAY BELLAMY BROTHERS Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS BO BRUCE MEL MCDANIEL

WTHI-FM Terra Haute, IN ALABAMA RESTLESS HEART EVERLY BfOTHKRS FORESTER SISTERS JOHNNY PAYCHECK NARVEL BELTS Hottest s STATLERS EXILE MEL MCDANIEL LEE GREENWOOD STEVE WARINER

TCWY AR*TA CARLETTE EDDIE HVSTMAN Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL STATLERS

NITTY GRITTY DIRT REBA McENTIRE RAY CHARLES

HANK WILLIAMS JF STEVE WARINER Hottest: KENNY ROGERS OAK RIDGE BOYS ED BRDCE JOHN SCHNEIDER WDGY Minneapolis

WFMS-FM Indianapolis, IN JOHN ANDERSON EVERLY BROTHERS DOLLY PARTCH JOHNNY PAYCHECK RAY STEVENS Hottest:

BN GOSDIN RY WRRIS K RIDGE BOYS HE WATSON KIOV-FM Skwx Falls, SD EVERLY BROTHERS SAWYER BROWN SHELLY WEST FORESTER SISTERS SIMCW S VERITY TONY ARRTA Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL GARY MORRIS STATLERS JCHN SCHNEIDER BELLAMY BROTHERS KTTS-AM/FM Sprlngtlald, MO

KTPK-FM Topaka, KS JCHNSY PAYCHECK AC»M BAKER SAWYER BROWN FORESTER SISTERS Hottest t MEL MCDANIEL ED BRUCE EDDY RAVEN T.G. SHEPPABD GARY MORRIS

JODDS Hottest; OAK RIDGE BOYS COHWAY TWITTY MERLE HAGGARD KVOO Tulsa, OK

KFQO Fargo, ND MEL EO BRUCE SAWYER BROWN KEITH STEGALL NICOLETTE LARSON MARGO SMITH SIMON fi VERITY Hottest: RICKY SKAOGS CONWAY TWITTY OAK RIDGE BOYS ED BRUCE T.G. SHEPPARD

T.G. SHEPPABD KFKF Kansas City, MO VEBN GOSDIN RAY CHARIZS RICKY SKAOGS MICHAEL MURPHEY

GLEN CAMPBELL LEE GREENWOOD MEL MCDANIEL

KCJB Mlnot, ND

KXXY Oklahoma City, OK MICHAEL MURPHEY SAWYER BROWN CHARLY ►CCLAIN HANK WILLIAMS JF SYLVIA Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL GUS HARD IN RAY

CARLBTTE SIERRA ZELLA IEJ« Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL OAK RIDGE BOYS GARY MORRIS STATLERS

WWJO St. Cloud, MN

FORESTER SISTERS NARVEL BELTS Hottest s

MASON DIXOR KEITH STEGALL REBA McENTIRE LEO? RAINES Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL GARY H3RRIS NITTY GRITTY DIRT GEORGE STRAIT KFDI-AM/FM Wichita, KS

JLBTTE LA!feON 4 BAKER GRIFF

Hottest; OAK RIDGE BOYS STATLERS RAY CHARLES EXILE

WEST

KRKT Albany, OR LARSON MAINBS BIOTHERS B McENTIRE

KKCS KMAK Colorado Springs, CO Fraano, CA

B GREENWOOD BRUCE NE MURRAY K RIDGE SOYS KRST-FM Albuquerque, NM

MANDRELL t GREENW

CHARLY ICCLAIN REBA McEtfTIRE SYLVIA SAWYER BRDWN Hottest: VERS GOSDIN EXILE STEVE « DON WILLIAMS GLEN CAMPBELL

KOHL Billings, MT JANIE FRICKE GEORGE STRAIT ALABAMA FORESTER SISTERS

RAY STEVENS ANNE MURRAY ALABAMA RAY* STEVENS BAY CHARLBS KLZ Denver, CO

MICKEY GILLEY Hottest: ED BRUCE MEL MCDANIEL OAK RIDGE BOYS EXILE GLEN C

DON WILLIAMS SYLVIA NARVEL FELTS JCHN FOGERTY MARIE 06M0ND REBA McENTIRE

BELLAMY BBOTHERS KIK-FM Anaheim, CA

RIDGE BOYS Of SKAGGS JOHN ANDERS CM KYAK Anchorage, AK MANDRELL t GREENW FORESTER SISTERS Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL STATLBBS KENNY RDGEBS NITTY GRITTY t RAY STEVENS KKAL Arroyo Qrande, CA RAY CHARLES

CONWAY TWITTY ED BRUCE EDDY RAVEN MIL MCDANIEL

Boise, ID ALABAMA REBA McENTIRE Hottest; EX HE DAH SEALS MEL MCDANIEL ED BROCK GARY HJRRIS KVOC Casper, WY VERS GOBD1H JANIE FRICKE BELLAMY BROTHERS RESTLESS HEART Hottest j LACY J. DALTON LEE GREENWOOD JOHN SCHNEIDER RICKY SKAGGS DON WILLIAMS KUUY Cheyenne, WY

RICKY SKAGGS OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL STATLERS KRWQ-FM Gold Hill, OR

NARVEL FELTS SIERRA REBA McENTIRE SYLVIA KEITH STEGALL CHARLY WCLAIH

KVEG Las Vegas, NV

KZLA/KLAC Los Angeles, CA

KNEW Oakland/S.F., CA

KSOP-FM Salt Lake City, UT

SttEL MURPHEY LEE GREENWCCC EXILE ED BRDCE GLEN CAMPBELL KRSY Roswell, NM

SYLVIA REBA McENTIRE CHARLY MCCLAIN ALABAMA

KMPS-AM/FM Seattle, WA ALABAMA EARL raoMAS CONLE Hottest: RICKY SKAGGS OAK RIDGB BOYS DAN SEALS VEBN GOSDIN RAY CHARLES

MICKEY GILLEY

SAWYER 8B0WN DAVID ALLAN (X AHNB MURRAY

KUQN-FM Eugene, OR BANDY S STAMPLSY SAWYER SB3WN ALABAMA

MEL MCDANIEL ED BRUCE OAK RIDGE BOYS EDDY RAVEN GARY N3BRIS

KQIL Grand Junction, CO REBA McEWTIRE NI COLETTE' LARSON CHARLY HCCLAIN KEITH STEGALL ZELLA IEHR SHELLY WEST

SYLVIA MICKEY GILLEY GUS HAM)IN Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL LEE

MEL MCDANIEL RICKY SKAOGS STEVE WARINBR DON WILLIAMS RAY CHARLES

KNIX-FM Phoenix, AZ BELLAMY BROTHERS MICHAEL MURPHEY ANNE MURRAY Hottest; GENE WATSON DAN ®ALS

C VERITY 5 LARSON SAWYER BROWN ZELLA IE HP KSON-FM San Diego, CA

KWJJ Portland, OR

OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL ED BRUCE GARY HDRRIS EDDY RAVEN

KRAK Sacramento, CA

Hottesti 3 CAMPBELL If TWITTY IOGERS . DALTOM

MEL MCDANIEL OAK RIDGE BOYS BCOY RAVEN

A MCEWTIRB R SISTERS SYLVIA BANDY S STAMPLEY Hottest t RAY CHARLES BAY STEVENS KFRE Fresno, CA ANNE MURRAY MANDRELL 6 GREEN* EVERLY BROTHERS

IA S GREENW SYLVIA DARRELL CLANTCW NIC3IETTE LARSON

MCDANIEL N CAMPBELL nr H3KRIS

I BOYS MICHAEL MURPHEY G1EN CAMPBELL MEL MCDANIEL

TERRY GREGORY REBA MCENTIRE Hottest: RICKY SKAGGS CONWAY TWITTY JCHN ANDERSON T.G. SHB>PABO BD BRUCE

M BAKER Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL STATLERS DCM WILLIAMS EARL THOMAS CONLE NITTY GRITTY DIRT

GEORGE STRAIT NICOLBTTE LARSON FORESTER SISTERS Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS

MERLE HAGGARD T.G. SHEPPABD CONWAY TWITTY OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL KTOM Salinas. CA REBA McENTIRE MARIE OSMOND SYLVIA KEITH STEGALL LECH RAINES EVERLY BROTHERS Hottest:

TARI HENSLEY EDDIE msTMAN MARIE OBMOND REBA McENTIRE RAY CHARLES JCHN ANDBRSOJ Hottesti OAK RIDGE BOYS MICHAEL MURPHEY BELLAMY BROTHERS

GLBN CAMPBELL GARY MORRIS EXILK RAY CHARLES NITTY GRITTY DIRT

» CAMPBELL

ALABAMA ANNE MURRAY DOLLY PARTOS BEfWY WILSCH RESTLESS HEART Hottest; RICKY SKAOGS CONWAY TWITTY OAK RIDGE BOYS MEL MCDANIEL GARY MORRIS

163 Reporters

158 Current Reports

The following stations reported no change in their rotations this week:

WQBE/Charleston WIRK/West Palm Beach

KCJB/Minot

The following stations failed to report this week and therefore

their piaylists were frozen:

KLLL/Lubbock WSM/Nashviile

WAXX/Eau Claire KVEG/Las Vegas KCBQ/San Diego

SOOTH KEAN-AM/FM Abilene, TX

OAK RIDGB BOYS MO, MCDANIEL RAY CHARLES RAY STEVENS KRRV Alexandria, LA

BANDY £, STAMPLSY LEON RAINES LOBO SAWYER BROWN

KMML Amarillo, TX MASON DIXON MARIE OSMOND KEITH STEGALL TARI HBNSLBY 3BDPPB Hottest: T.G. SHEPPABD MEL MCDANIEL

KASE Auatin, TX

Hottest: GARY K3RR1S RAY CHARIES KENNY IOGERS GEORGE STRAIT DON

WYNK Baton Rogue, LA

Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL DAN SEALS STEVE WARINBR

JIM GLASER MEL MCDANIEL STATLERS GLEN CAMPBELL EARL THOMAS CONLE

WVMI Btloxl, MS MICKEY GILLEY ALABAMA JOHN FOGBRTY Hottest: DAN SEALS EDDY RAVEN BD BRUCE MICHAEL MURPHEY

WZZK-fM Birmingham, AL MANDRBrf, t GREENW LACY J. DALTON JDDOS Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS EDDY RAVEN RICKY SKAGGS

WXBQ-FM Bristol, VA HANK WILLIAMS JR. SYLVIA TERRY GREGORY KEITH STEGALL MANDRELL t GREENW BltWY WILSCH FORESTER SISTERS Hottest: STEVE WARINBR BELLAMY GEORGE JONES RAY STEVENS

SAWYER BROWN Hottest i MEL MCDANIEL BD BRUCE BDOY RAVEN DAN SALS STEVE WARINER

WEZL-FM Charleston, SC KEITH STEGALL ALABAMA SAWYER BR3WN FORESTER S MEL MCDANIBL RAY STEVENS STATLERS RAY CHARLES

WSOC-FM Charlotte, NC DAVID ALLAH CDE NICOLBTTE LARSON REBA McENTIRE Hottest: CONWAY TWITTY OAK RIDGE BOYS T.G.

WUSY Chattanooga, TN MICKEY GILLBY JUDDS MANDRBLL S, GREENW SHELLY WEST NARVEL FELTS BENNY WILSON REBA McENTIRE SYLVIA

WCOS-AM/FM Columbia, SC MICKEY GILLBY JUDDS JOHN ANDERSON Hottest: OAK RIDGE BOYS KENNY ROGERS T.G. SHEPPARD MEL MCDANIEL GLBN CAMPBELL

RLY MX LA IN fBR BROWN * McENTIRE

DAN aiALS GEORGE STRAIT RAY CHARLES MICKEY GILLBY Hottest: EDDY RAVEN MEL MCDANIEL

WKLO Danville, KY GEORGE STRAIT MAYLCN FORESTER Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL

WTVY Dothan, AL ALABAMA REBA McENTIRE CHARLY ICCLAIN MAINBS a BOTHERS B MASON DIXON KEITH WHITLBY NICOLETTE LARSON Hottest: JOHNNY PAYCHECK MEL MCDANIBL STATLERS

KHEY El Paeo, TX Hottest s MEL MCDANIEL GARY MORRIS JCHN ANDERS CM RAY CHARLES WFNC Feyettevtlle, NC

ALABAMA MANDRELL & GREENW SAWYER BROWN RESTLESS HEART EVERLY BROTHERS CONWAY TWITTY OAK RIDGB BOYS T.G. SHEPPABD MIL MCDANIBL VEBN GOSDIN

WESC-AM/FM Greenville, SC JCHN FOGBRTY BANDY St STAMPLEY ALABAMA REBA N Hottesti RAY JCHNNY PAYCHECK XBWY ROGERS GEORGE JCHES KXAS-FM Houston, TX

MEL MCDANIBL EDDY RAVEN RICKY SKAGGS GEORGE STRAIT KIKK-fM Houston, TX

MICHAEL MURPHEY REBA McBNTIRB JOHN ANDERSON EVERLY BROTHERS Hottest: WNOX Knoxville, TN

3 HEART REBA McENTIRE EVERLY BROTHERS RICKY SKAGGS DAN SEALS MICHAEL MURPHEY EXILE

WDXE Lawrenceburg, TN

NI COLETTE LARSON CHARLY ICCLAIN Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL DAN SEALS KENNY ROGERS RAY CHARLES NITTY GRITTY DIRT

KSSN Ltttia Rock, AR BELLAMY BROTHERS ALABAMA BANDY £ STAMPLEY DOLLY PARTCH Hottest: CONWAY TWITTY GARY MORRIS DAVID ALLAN COB GLEN CAMPBELL KYKX Longview, TX ALABAMA SAWYER BROWN SYLVIA

WGTO Cypress Gardens, FL Hottest: LEE GREENWOOD MEL MCDANIEL JANIE FRICKE STEVE WARINER

WWOD Lynchburg, VA SAWYER BROWN KEITH STEGALL ! LARSON * McENTIRE STATLERS EDDY RAVEN COS HARD IN OAK RIDGE BOYS BD BRUCE WGKX Memphis, TN

ALABAMA JOHN SCHNEIDER Hottest: STATLERS STEVE »

WLWI-FM Montgomery, AL ALABAMA MICKEY GILLBY SAWYER BROWN KEITH STEGALL BILL ANDERS Of NI COLETTE LARSON Hottest; CONWAY TWITTY MEL f. GLEN

WSIX-FM Nashville, TN

OAK RIDGB BOYS GARY HDRRIS MEL MCDANIBL

WSM Nashville, TN

WCMSHFM Norfolk, VA ALABAMA SAWYER BROWN SIMON & VERITY LECH RAINES

RICKY SKAGGS OAK RIDGE BOYS T.G. SHEPPARD BDOY RAVEN GUS HARDIN

MICKEY GILLEY SHELLY WEST JCHNNY LEE FORESTER SISTERS Hottest: MEL MCDANIEL GARY MORRIS T.G. SHEPPARD VEBN GOSDIN WPAP-FM Panama CHy, FL

MARIE OSMOND TARI HBNSLBY ADAM BAKER

JCHNNY B MEL MCDANIEL JOHN OONLEB RAY STEVENS RAY CHARLES WKIX Raleigh/Durham

JUDDS RESTLESS HEART MANDRELL S GREENW BANDY S STAMPLEY NARVEL FELTS GEORGE STRAIT

HAY WMC-AM Memphis, TN

REBA McENTIRE DOLLY PARTCM GAIL DAV1ES EARL THOMAS CONLE KENNY ROGERS GLEN CAMPBELL Hottesti BWflfLOU HARRIS MEL MCDANIEL T.G. SHEPPARD HITTY GRITTY DIRT GEORGE STRAIT WOKK Meridian, MS

SAWYER BROWN ALABAMA NICDLETTE LARSON CHARLY I SYLVIA Hottest: RESTLESS HEART ANNE MURRAY DON WILLIAMS STATLERS MEL MCDANIBL

^ MCDANIBL 3Y RAVEN t RIDGB BOYS

JANIE FRICKE JOHNNY LEE NITTY GRITTY DIRT t BROTHERS

MANDRBLL I GREENW MICKEY GILLEY JCHN FOGERTY

KKYX San Antonio, TX KEITH STEGALL SAWYER BROWN NICOLBTTE LARSON TONY ARKTA

GLBN CAMPBELL KENNY ROGERS LEE GREENWOOD WKSJ-FM Mobile, AL EVERLY BROTHERS NICOLBTTE LARSON MARIE 06MCND SAWYER BROWN

Hottest; RICKY SKAGGS COHWAY TWITTY OAK RIDGB SOYS MKL MCDANIEL JIM GLASER KRMD-AMfFM Shreveport, LA KEITH STEGALL REBA MCENTIRE THE SHOPPB CHARLY MOCLAIN

SYLVIA LEON RAINES RESTLESS HEART FORESTER SISTERS CHARLY ICCLAIN Hottest I CONWAY TWITTY

OAK RIDGB BOYS GARY MORRIS MICHAEL MURPHEY EXILE STEVE WARINBR WGYK-FM Tampa/St. Pete, FL

SAWYER BR3WN MANDRELL 6 GREENW NARVEL FELTS NITTY GRITTY DIRT MAINBS BROTHERS B DARRELL CLANTCH

WIRK-FM West Palm Beach, FL

WUSO-FM Winchester, VA MAINBS BROTHERS B JOHN FOGERTY ' REBA McENTIRE ALABAMA Hottesti RAY STEVENS GARY MORRIS OAK RIDGB BOYS STATLBBS WTQR-FM Wlnston/Satem, NC

ALABAMA SAWYER BROWN REBA MCBNTIRB SYLVIA Hottest; JCHNNY LBB KENNY ROGERS

i «i*i v i j iv^ay, rcui ueu y i ,

JULIAN LENNON

Too Late For Goodbyes (Atlantic) 80% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 11/0, Medium 68/13, Light 30/15, Total Adds 28 including Y97, KVIL-FM, 2WD, WMJI, WOMC, KLSI, KUDL, WISIM, WMYX, KMJI, KKLT, KBEST, K101, KJR, WTIMY, and 13 more. Moves 25-18 on the A/C chart.

ERIC CARMEN

I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips (Geffen) 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 46/4, Light 34/16, Total Adds 20, 2WD, WARM98, WSNY, KKLT, KBEST, K101, WWOM, WAEB, WIVY, WKJJ, WRKA, WMAZ, KHBC, WING. KBOi, KDUK, KKPL, WTNY, KORQ, KRLB. Debuts at number 23 on the A/C chart.

PHILIP BAILEY with MIL COLLINS

Easy Lover CCoiymbial 61 % of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 44/0, Medium 28/3, Light 12/8, Total Adds 11, 55KRC, WOMC, WMYX, KBEST, WKGW, WMJJ, WEZC, WGOW, WEZS, KORQ, K99. Moves 19-17 on the A/C chart.

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES

Method Of Modern Love (RCA) 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 27/0, Medium 44/5, Light 13/4, Total Adds 9, WLLT, KGW, WEZS, WING, WFMK, KBOI, WTNY, WXUS, WBOW. Moves 21-19 on the A/C chart.

BARRY MANILOW

Paradise Cafe (Arista) 60% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 54/1, Light 25/4, Total Adds 5. WFBR, WSNY, WMYX, WFMK, WTNY. Debuts at number 25 on the A/C chart.

NEW & ACTIVE

ROTATION BREAKOUTS

Total Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light

O WHAM! 136/0 126 9 1 2 FOREIGNER 734/0 118 13 3 ® STEVE PERRY 130/0 101 28 1 4 CHICAGO 117/0 85 30 2 © DIANA ROSS 116/2 81 31 4 6 STEVIE WONDER 116/1 72 33 11

O BILLY JOEL 123/10 36 74 13 O ELTON JOHN 110/2 59 47 4 © REO SPEEDWAGON 123/11 37 73 13 10 BARBRA STREISAND w/KIM CARNES 112/7 52 49 71 ® KENNY ROGERS 116/5 34 72 10 0 GEORGE BENSON 109/6 51 49 9 13 JACK WAGNER 96/0 39 50 7 14 RAY PARKER JR. 97/0 38 50 3 © CULTURE CLUB 100/2 22 67 11 16 MANHATTAN TRANSFER 94/0 40 49 5 ® PHILIP BAILEY w/PHIL COLLINS 84/11 44 28 12 0 JULIAN LENNON 109/28 11 68 30 © DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES 84/9 27 44 13 © ANNE MURRAY 98/9 13 70 15 21 JERMAINE JACKSON 82/0 17 52 13 0 COMMODORES 100/17 6 67 27 ® ERIC CARMEN 84/20 4 46 34 24 BOB SEGER & SILVER BULLET BAND 54/0 7 35 12 © BARRY MANILOW 82/5 3 54 25

MOST ADDED


JULiAN LENWOW (281 Too Late For Goodbyes (Atlantic)

DAN HARTMAISI (24) Second Nature (MCA)

CHERYL LYNN (23) At Last You're Mine (Private l/CBS)

ALAN GORRIE (22) Diary Of A Fool (A&M)

ERIC CARMEN (20) I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips (Geffen)

HOTTEST

WHAM! (118) Careless Whisper (Columbia)

FOREIGNER (113) I Want To Know What Love Is (Atlantic)

STEVE PERRY (64) Foolish Heart (Columbia)

CHICAGO (60) You're The Inspiration (WB)

. DIANA ROSS (49) Missing You (RCA)

STEVIE WONDER (40) Love Light In Flight (Motown)

HDIONNE WARWICK with GLENN JONES "Finder Of Lost Loves" (Arista) 78/18 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 37/6, Light 40/12, Total Adds 18, WSNY, KHOW, JCKLT, KGW, WICC, VI00, WRIE,

WGOW, WRKA, WAVE, WHBC, WHB, KOIL, 3WM, KOY, KKPL, KRNO. Heavy: WKBWrMedium: WPIX, WPRO, KVIL-FM, WISN, KFMB, WKYE, WGY, K106, WBT, WMAZ, WRVA, KIOA, WHNN, KSL, WWNR, WEIM, WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, KORQ WGSV WAHR, WAGE, WZLQ, WFFX, WJBC, WCIL, KWEB, WJON, WBOW, KALE. KIM CARNES "Invitation To Danes" (EMI America) 61/14 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 31/4, Light 28/10, Total Adds 14, WKBW, WOMC, WISN, KOST, B100, K101, WRIE, WKYE, WBT, OKI 01, WENS, WMGN, KDUK, WBOW. Heavy: WCHV, KALE. Medium: WFBR, WAEB, WMAZ, WRVA, KRNT, KSL, WWNr! WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WWPA, KORQ, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, WZLQ, WFFX, KTYL, WJBC, WCIL KEEZ WJON K99 KQSW, KRSB, KMGQ. POINTER SISTERS "Neutron Dance" (Planet/RCA) 51/7 Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 25/3, Light 14/4, Total Adds 7, Yg7, KFMB, WKYE, CK101, WHAS, KRAV, WTNY. Heavy: KVIL- FM, 8100, V100, WPJB, WKJJ, WSFL, KKUA, WSKI, WWPA, WCKQ, WCHV, KRLB. Medium: 2WD, WNIC, WOMC, KLSI, KMGG, KEZR, WAEB, WRKA, WTRX, WENS, KFI, KWAV, WWNR, WSKY, WKYX, KTYL, KFSB, KEEZ, KKLV, KQSW, KMGQ, KALE.

JOHN HUNTER "Tragedy" (Private l/CBS) 51/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 27/0, Light 23/3, Total Adds 3, WAEB, WKJJ, KWEB. Heavy: KALE. Medium: WFBR, KLSI, WCCO, KEZR, WRIE, WKYE, WMAZ, WSFL, WAVE, WNAM, WHBC, WMGN, KDUK, KKPL, WKNE, WSKI, WWPA, WSKY WCKQ WCHV WZLQ, KTYL, WCIL, KKLV, KQSW, KRSB, KMGQ. Q PHIL COLLINS "One More Night" (Atlantic) 50/50 L~ Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 15/15, Light 34/34, Total Adds 50, WFBR, WKBW, WRMM, KVIL-FM, 97AIA, WARM98, WLTF, WMJI, WSNY, WOMC, KUDL, KOST, KEZR, V100, WKYE, WPJB, WGY, K106, WMAZ, WLAC-FM, WSFL, WEZS, WAVE, KIOA, WMGN, KBOI, KFI, KWAV, WEIM, WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WAGE, KRLB WKYX WZLQ WFFX, KTYL, WJBC, WCIL, KEEZ, KWEB, WBOW, KRNO, KQSW, KMGQ. JANEY STREET "Under The Clock" (Arista) 49/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 14/1, Light 35/8, Total Adds 9, KVIL-FM, WCCO, KFMB, WICC, WMGN, WTKO, WWPA, WCKQ, KRLB. Medium: WRIE, WMAZ, KRNT, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WAHR, WFFX, WCIL, WXUS, KRSB, KMGQ, KALE. TINA TURNER "Private Dancer" (Capitol) 47/5 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 23/0, Light 21/5, Total Adds 5, Y97, WOMC, KMGG, WKGW, KOIL. Heavy: KEZR, WMGN, WEIM. Medium: KLSI, V100, WKYE, WPJB, KEY103, WMAZ, WSFL, KWAV, WSKI, WWPA, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV WKYX WFFX KTYL, WCIL, KKLV, KTWO, KQSW, KRSB, KALE. HONEYDRIPPERS "Rockin' At Midnight" (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 46/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 24/1, Light 20/4, Total Adds 5, WRIE, WKJJ, WXUS, KWE8, KFGD. Heavy: KJR, KALE, Medium- WFBR, WKBW, KVIL-FM, KHOW, KEZR, WKYE, WPJB WAVE, KRNT, KWAV, yVWNR, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV WKYX

WFFX, KTYL, WJBC, WCIL, KEEZ, KKLV, KQSW. JOHN WAITE "Restless Heart" (EMI America) 43/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 14/2, Light 29/7, Total Adds 9, KFMB, WAEB, WKJJ, WSFL, WMGN, WWPA, WXUS, KKLV KKPL. Medium: WFBR, WMAZ. WWNR, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WSKY, WFFX, KTYL, KQSW, KRSB, KALE. JOHN FOGERTY "The Old Man Down The Road" (WB) 42/3 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 26/1, Light 9/2, Total Adds 3, Y97, WKJJ, WMHE. Heavy: KEZR, WKYE, WSFL WAVE WNAM KWAV, KKLV. Medium: KVIL-FM, KGW, WICC, V100, WEZS, KRNT, WTRX, WENS, KOIL, KDUK, KKUA, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI WSKY, WCKQ, WAHR, KRLB, WFFX, KTYL, KFSB, KEEZ, KQSW, KALE. CARS "Why Can't I Have You?" (Elektra) 40/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/5, Light 30/8, Total Adds 13, WFBR, WKBW, WSNY, WKYE, KEY103, WKJJ, WMAZ, WMGN, WSKI, WFFX, WCIL, KFSB, KRNO. Medium: WSFL, WWNR, WCKQ, KEEZ, KALE. KOOL & THE GANG "Misled" (Da-Lite/PolyGram) 39/3 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 23/1, Light 12/2, Total Adds 3, KMGG, WKJJ, WMHE. Heavy: KEY103, WSKI, WWPA, WCKQ. Medium: KVIL-FM, WSNY, KLSI, KEZR, KJR, V100, WPJB, WMAZ, WSFL, WNAM, WMGN, KWAV, WEIM, KORQ, WSKY WCHV KRLB, WKYX, WFFX, KTYL, KKLV, KQSW. BARBARA MANDRELL & LEE GREENWOOD "It Should Have Been Love By Now" (MCA) 37/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 11/1, Light 26/12, Total Adds 13, WFBR, WISN, KFMB, WBT, W BC, WHNN, WWNR, V^KNE, KRLB, WJBC, KFSB, KEEZ, WBOW. Medium: WCCO, WMAZ, WRVA, KRNT, KSL, WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, WAHR, KRSB. ASHFORD & SIMPSON "Solid" (Capitol) 36/9 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 16/3, Light 13/6, Total Adds 9, Y97, WENS, KORQ, WCHV, WZLQ, WVBS, WXUS, KKLV, KRNO. Heavy: 97AIA, 2WD, KMGG, KOST, KFI, WEIM, WWPA. Medium: WSB-FM, KVIL-FM, WICC, V100, WSFL, WAVE, WWNR WSKI KRLB, WKYX, WFFX, KTYL, KQSW. » DURAN DURAIsS "Save A Prayer" (Capitol) 34/15 i-€m Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/3, Light 25/12, Total Adds 15, WKBW, WSNY, WCCO, V100, K106, WMAZ, WSFL, WAVE, WWPA, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WZLQ, KKLV, KRNO. Medium: WEIM, WSKI, KRLB, WKYX, WCIL, KALE.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

DON HENLEY "The Boys Of Summer..." (Geffen) 29/4 Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 13/3, Light 4/1, Total Adds 4, Y97, KLSI, KEY103, WMGN. Heavy: B100, KEZR, KJR, WPJB, WHAS, WKJJ, WAVE, KKUA, WSKI, KRLB, KKLV, KQSW. Medium: KVIL-FM, 97AIA, WLLT, WLTF, WICC, VI00, WTRX, WENS, WKNE, KTYL. GLENN FREY "The Heat Is On" (MCA) 29/4 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 15/3. Light 6/1, Total Adds 5, B100, WMGN, WSKY, KFSB. Heavy: KMGG, KEZR. WKJJ, WSFL, WENS, WWPA, WCKQ, KRLB. Medium: KVIL-FM. 2WD. VI00, WPJB, WRKA, WAVE. WCHV. KTYL, KEEZ. KKLV, KQSW, KALE. DAVID LEE ROTH "California GirSs" (WB) 28/8 Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 11/2, Light 15/4, Total Adds 8, WSNY, WKJJ, WSFL, WEZS, WWNR, WCKQ, WKYX. KEEZ. Heavy: WPJB. Medium: KVIL-FM, 97AIA, KMGG, WENS, WMHE, KWAV, WWPA, WSKY, WJON. 82 CHERYL LYNN "At Last You're Mine" (Private l/CBS) 25/23

Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 24/23, Total Adds 23, WNAM, WTRX, WHNN, WWNR, WEIM, WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, KORQ. WSKY, WCHV, WGSV, WAGE, WKYX, WZLQ, KTYL, WVBS, WCIL, KEEZ, WJON, KQSW, KRSB, KMGQ. Medium: ' WMAZ. ■2 ALAN GORRIE "Diary Of A Fool" (A&M) 25/22 \jm Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 24/21, Total Adds 22. WCCO, WMAZ, KOIA, WTRX, WHNN, WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WSKY, WGSV, WAGE, WZLQ, WFFX,'KTYL, WJBC, WCIL, KFSB, KEEZ, WJON. KKLV, KQSW, KRSB. m DAN HARTMAN "Second Nature" (MCA) 24/24

Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2. Light 22/22, Total Adds 24, WFBR, WNAM, WTRX, KOIL, WHNN, WWNR WEIM WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, WWPA, KORQ, WCKQ, WCHV, WAGE. WKYX. WFFX. KTYL, KFSB, KEEZ, KQSW, KRSB, KMGQ, KALE. DIANE SCHUUR "New York State Of Mind" (GRP) 22/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/1, Light 18/5, Total Adds 6, WRVA, WAVE, WNAM, WHNN, WWNR, WSKI. Medium: WMAZ, WAHR, WCIL. JERMAINE JACKSON/PIA ZADORA "When The Rain Begins To Fall" (Curb/MCA) 21/10 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 18/10, Total Adds 10. K106, WKJJ, WNAM, WTRX, WSKY, WCKQ, WCHV, WAGE, KKLV. KALE. Medium: WKYX, KEEZ. KRSB. DAVID BOWIE & THE PAT METHENY BAND "This Is Not America" (EMS America) 17/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 0/0, Light 17/14, Total Adds 14, WSNY, WCCO, B100, WSFL, WNAM, WTRX, WWNR, WEIM, WWPA, WSKY, KTYL, KFSB, KEEZ, KALE. EUROGUDERS "Another Day In The Big World" (Columbia) 17/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/1. Light 13/6, Total Adds 7, WGY, WHBC, WTKO, WAGE, WKYX, WCIL. KFSB. Medium: WMAZ, WEIM, KALE. BILLY OCEAN "Loverboy" (Jive/Arista) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/1. Medium 9/1. Light 5/1, Total Adds 3, WHAS, WKJJ, WWNR. Heavy: WSFL, KTYL. Medium: KVIL-FM, 2WD, KMGG, VI00, WENS, KKUA, WTNY, KRLB. PAUL HARDCASTLE "Rain Forest" (Profile) 14/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/2, Light 7/3, Total Adds 5, 97AIA, WHBC, WTRX, KFI, WSKY. Heavy: KOST. Medium: KWAV, WEIM, KTYL, KRNO. PRINCE "I Would Die 4 U" (WB) 14/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0. Medium 8/0. Light 3/2. Total Adds 2. VI00. WWNR. Heavy: WKJJ. WSFL. WCKQ. Medium: KMGG. B100. KEZR. WICC, WPJB. WHAS, KRLB, KEEZ. ROB TRO "Who Do You Love?" IJamex) 12/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0. Light 12/7, Total Adds 7, WCCO. WKYE. WWNR. KORQ, WCHV, KFSB, KEEZ. NEW EDITION "Mr. Telephone Man" (MCA) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/1. Light 3/0. Total Adds 1. KLSI. Heavy: WCHV. WVBS. Medium: K106, WWPA, KTYL, KKLV.

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WFUR/Baltlmore Bob Moke DAN HARTMAN PHIL COLLINS CARS SERGIO MEMOES TEDDY PENDERGRASS MANDRELL & GREENW JODY COLLINS Hottest; FOREIGNER WHAM! REO SPEEDWAGON BILLY JOEL JULIAN LENNON WBEN/Buffalo Rofl«r Christian none Hottest; JACK WAGNER WHAM! FOREIGNER CHICAGO COLTDRE CLUB WKBW/Buffak) Sandy Beach KIM CARNES CARS DORAN DORAN PHIL COLLINS Hottest: STEVIE WONDER BILLY JOEL ELTON JOHN FOREIGNER CHICAGO WPIX/N.W York A ndarson/SH vers hefn STEVIE WONDER COMMODORES Hottest: DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER WHAM I STEVE PERRY KENNY ROGERS Y97/Pltt8burgh Jay Crass well ASHPORD & SIMPSON DON BENLEY POINTER SISTERS JULIAN LENNON BILLY JOEL JOHN FOGERTY TINA TURNER SHEENA EASTON MICK JAGGER Hottest: WHAM! STEVE PERRY FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS MADONNA WTAE/Plttsburgh Don Berns

Hottest: WHAM! FOREIGNER MADONNA CHICAGO PHILIP BAILEY WWSW(3WS);Ptftsburgh Crowe/Weitzsl COMMODORES REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest; JACK WAGNER FOREIGNER RAY PARKER JR. BOB SEGER WHAM J WPRO/Provldance Tom Cuddy " KENNY ROGERS REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest; WHAM! FOREIGNER BARBRA STREISAND DIANA BOSS STEVE PERRY WLTT/Washlngton D.C. Bob Cummlngs Hottest: BOB SEGER HONEYDRIPPERS PAUL MCCARTNEY JERMAINE JACKSON JACK WAGNER

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WWOM/Albany Knott/Holmbarg KENNY ROGERS ERIC CARMEN Hottest: FOREIGNER WHAM! RAY PARKER JR. STEVE PERRY MANHATTAN TRANSFE WAEB/Aliantown Naal Newman JOHN HUNTER JOHN WAITE ERIC CARMEN Hottest: WHAM! FOREIGNER BILLY JOEL KENNY ROGERS JULIAN LENNON WICC/Brldgaport Pantano/Broadln JANEY STREET WARWICK & JONES Hottest: WHAM! STEVE PERRY STEVIE WONDER FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS V100/Charloston Spenco/Sousa MADONNA PHIL COLLINS WARWICK & JONES PRINCE DURAN DORAN MIDNIGHT STAR CHAKA KHAN Hottest: POINTER SISTERS PHILIP BAILEY STEVIE WONDER HALL & OATES WHAM!

WRIE/Erle Chris Lash KIM CARNES WARWICK & JONES HONEYDRIPPERS Hottest: WHAM! STEVE PERSY MANHATTAN TRANSFE AMERICA STEVIE WONDER

WSFM/Harrlsburg Bob Palva DIANA ROSS SERGIO MENDES Hottest: FOREIGNER WHAM 1 JACK WAGNER PHILIP BAILEY CHICAGO

WTIC/Hartford Phil Hall Hottest: WHAM I STEVIE WONDER DIANA ROSS BARBRA STREISAND CHICAGO

WKYE/Johnstown, PA Farrow/Michaels PHIL COLLINS KIM CARNES CARS POINTER SISTERS ROB TRO Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY FOREIGNER WHAM! CHICAGO REO SPEEDWAGON

BILLY JOEL TOTO PHIL COLLINS JOURNEY SCANDAL PRINCE Hottest: FOREIGNER PHILIP BAILEY CHICAGO DON HENLEY REO SPEEDWAGON

PHIL COLLINS EOROGLIDERS Hottest: WHAM I FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY ELTON JOHN BARBRA STREISAND WKGW/Utlca-flome Carpenter/Carr PHILIP BAILEY TINA TURNER Hottest; STEVIE WONDER STEVE PERRY FOREIGNER WHAM! DIANA ROSS

Parallel Three

WWNR/Beckley Barry Stewart CHERYL LYNN MANDRELL S GREENW DAVID LEE ROTH TOTO BOWIE S, MET9ENEY JIM DIAMOND BILLY OCEAN DAN HARTMAN PRINCE ROB TRO DIANE SCHUUR ALAN GORRIE Hottest: FOREIGNER WHAM! PHILIP BAILEY REO SPEEDWAGON BILLY JOEL

WEIM/Flfchburg Jack Raymond MADONNA ALAN GORRIE PHIL COLLINS . BOWIE METHENEY GLEN CAMPBELL CHERYL LYNN DAN HARTMAN JUDY COLLINS JACK WAGNER ROBERT FORMAN Hottest: STEVIE WONDER FOREIGNER WHAM! PHILIP BAILEY JOHN CAFFERTY & B WTKO/lthaca Wayne Flsk PHIL COLLINS EOROGLIDERS CHERYL LYNN DAN HARTMAN JANEY STREET Hottest: DIANA ROSS OAK RIDGE BOYS ANNE MURRAY KENNY ROGERS BILLY JOEL WKNEMeene. NH Howard Corday CHERYL LYNN DAN HARTMAN MANDRELL & GREENW PHIL COLLINS SERGIO MENDES ALAN PARSONS PROJ Hottest: ANNE MURRAY KENNY ROGERS BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANSFE FOREIGNER WSKI/Montpeller, VT Bruce Stebblns CARS DIANE SCHOOR ALAN GORRIE DAN HARTMAN PHIL COLLINS REBBIB JACKSON CHERYL LYNN Hottest: DIANA ROSS STEVIE WONDER GEORGE BENSON REO SPEEDWAGON KOOL S THE GANG WTNY/Waterlown, NY Jay Donovan COMMODORES HALL S OATES JULIAN LENNON ERIC CARMEN BARRY MANILOW POINTER SISTERS Hottest: FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS STEVE PERRY PHILIP BAILEY GEORGE BENSON WWPA/Wllllamaport. PA Scot! Mastellar JOHN WAITE DURAN DORAN DAN HARTMAN JANEY STREET BOWIE i METHENEY Hottest: FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY STEVIE WONDER WHAM! POINTER SISTERS

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Parallel One

ANNE MURRAY WARWICK S JONES Hottest: WHAM! FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY DIANA ROSS ELTON JOHN KMJl/Denver Elliott/Brady

COMMODORES JULIAN LENNON Hottest: FOREIGNER WHAM I ELTON JOHN DIANA ROSS PHILIP BAILEY KMGG/Los Angeles Rick Cummings

CHICAGO FOREIGNER GLENN PREY ASHFORD S SIMPSON PHILIP BAILEY KOST/Los Angeles Kaye/Marie

TEDDY PENDERGRASS PHIL COLLINS KIM CARNES Hottest: WHAM! STEVE PERRY ASHFORD & SIMPSON REO SPEEDWAGON ERIC CARMEN

KKLT/Phoenix Anita Carlisle ERIC CARMEN JULIAN LENNON WARWICK S JONES Hottest.: CHICAGO STEVE PERRY ELTON JOHN WHAM! FOREIGNER

HALL S OATES WARWICK S JONES Hottest: STEVIE WONDER WHAM! STEVE PERRY FOREIGNER GEORGE BENSON

GEORGE BENSON PHILIP BAILEY BILLY JOEL ERIC CARMEN COMMODORES ANNE MURRAY JULIAN LENNON Hottest: WHAM! STEVE PERRY FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS CHICAGO

MANDRELL & GREENW JANEY STREET JOHN WAITE POINTER SISTERS Hottest: STEVE PERRY CHICAGO STEVIE WONDER DIANA ROSS WHAM! B100/San Diego Rich/Knight

GLENN FREY BOWIE & METHENEY SHEENA EASTON KIM CARNES Hottest: STEVE PERRY DON HENLEY PHILIP BAILEY FOREIGNER WHAM!

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WCLR/Chlcago Lee DeYoung

Hottest: AL JARREAO WHAM I JERMAINE JACKSON FOREIGNER KENNY ROGERS SSKRC/Cinclnnati Dave Mason KENNY ROGERS COMMODORES PHILIP BAILEY Hottest; FOREIGNER WHAM! REO SPEEDWAGON JULIAN LENNON

HALL & OATES Hottest; FOREIGNER JACK WAGNER WHAM! JERMAINE JACKSON PHILIP BAILEY WARM98/Clnclnnati Mark Tlpton REO SPEEDWAGON ERIC CARMEN PHIL COLLINS Hottest: CHICAGO STEVE PERRY ELTON JOHN WHAM! FOREIGNER WLTF/Cieweland Popovich/Wilson PHIL COLLINS Hottest: FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY ELTON JOHN PHILIP BAILEY WHAM 1 WMJI/Cleveland Torcasso/lvers JULIAN LENNON COMMODORES PHIL COLLINS Hottest: FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY WHAM! DIANA ROSS STEVIE WONDER WSNY/Coiumbus. OH Harry Lyles PHIL COLLINS WARWICK & JONES DORAN DORAN ANNE MURRAY BARRY MANILOW ERIC CARMEN CARS BOWIE & METHENEY Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND FOREIGNER WHAM! 61 OTVN/Coiumbus FltzQeraid/Jones REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest; WHAM! FOREIGNER JACK WAGNER CHICAGO RAY PARKER JR. WNiC/Dotroit Goidstein/Zalk GEORGE BENSON REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest; FOREIGNER JACK WAGNER WHAM! CHICAGO PHILIP BAILEY

WOMC/Detroil Barry Arganbright PHIL COLLINS TINA TURNER JOLIAN LENNON KIM CARNES PHILIP BAILEY Hottest: I FOREIGNER STEVIE WONDER BARBRA STREISAND GEORGE BENSON POINTER SISTERS

KLSWansas City Owens/Alan TEMPTATIONS COMMODORES JOLIAN LENNON NEW EDITION Hottest: CHICAGO RAY PARKER JR. FOREIGNER WHAM! STEVIE WONDER KUDUKansaa City Hallam/Taylor JULIAN LENNON PHIL COLLINS Hottest: JACK WAGNER CHICAGO FOREIGNER AL JARREAU WHAM I WISN/Miiwaukee Harris/Murphy JULIAN LENNON KIM CARNES MANDRELL & GREENW Hottest: WHAM! STEVIE WONDER DIANA ROSS STEVE PERRY MANHATTAN TRANSFE WMYX/Mllwaukee Beth Fast

COMMODORES JOLIAN LENNON ANNE MURRAY PHILIP BAILEY BARRY MANILOW Hottest: CHICAGO FOREIGNER WHAM J STEVE PERRY STEVIE WONDER WCCO/Minneapoiis Denny Long GALWAY & MANCINI ALAN GORRIE BOWIE & METHENEY JANEY STREET ROB TRO DURAN DORAN Hottest: KS94/St. Louis Morgan/Watermann ANNE MURRAY Hottest: WHAM! RAY PARKER JR. DIANA ROSS JERMAINE JACKSON FOREIGNER

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WHaY/Appieton St. John/Salm Hottest: STEVE PERRY DIANA ROSS ELTON JOHN MANHATTAN TRANSFE WHAM! WNAM/Appleton-Oshkosh Bennett/Coiiins ZADORA & JACKSON BOWIE S METHENEY DIANE SCHUUR CHERYL LYNN DAN HARTMAN Hottest; FOREIGNER WHAM! STEVIE WONDER DIANA ROSS MANHATTAN TRANSFE

WHBC/Canton Mike Dorn WARWICK 6 JONES EOROGLIDERS ERIC CARMEN PAUL HARDCASTLE MANDRELL & GREENW Hottest: CHICAGO STEVE PERRY STEVIE WONDER DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER WING/Dayton Rick Johnson HALL & OATES COMMODORES ERIC CARMEN JOLIAN LENNON Hottest; FOREIGNER WHAM! ELTON JOHN STEVIE WONDER MANHATTAN TRANSFE

KiOA/Des Moines Mike Judge PHIL COLLINS ALAN GORRIE Hottest: STEVE PERRY WHAM 1 FOREIGNER ELTON JOHN DIANA ROSS KRNT/Des Moines Steve Gibbons none Hottest; MANHATTAN TRANSFE WHAM! FOREIGNER KENNY ROGERS COMMODORES

PAUL HARDCASTLE DAN-HARTMAN BOWIE S METHENEY ZADORA & JACKSON ALAN GORRIE CHERYL LYNN Hottest: FOREIGNER WHAM! STEVE PERRY PHILIP BAILEY CHICAGO WLHT/Grand Rapids Ashlord/Brown BILLY JOEL Hottest: JACK WAGNER STEVE PERRY PHILIP BAILEY FOREIGNER CHICAGO WENS/lndianapoiis Wheeler/Eagan BILLY JOEL KIM CARNES ASHFORD & SIMPSON Hottest: WHAM! CHICAGO FOREIGNER PHILIP BAILEY REO SPEEDWAGON WHB/Kansas City Jeff Roberts JOLIAN LENNON COMMODORES WARWICK S JONES Hottest: CHICAGO STEVE PERRY WHAM! FOREIGNER MANHATTAN TRANSFE WFMK/Lansing Mike Murphy HALL S OATES BARRY MANILOW ELTON JOHN Hottest: WHAM! FOREIGNER CHICAGO STEVE PERRY REO SPEEDWAGON

WMGN/Madlson Bill Vancii KIM CARNES GLENN FREY JOHN WAITE JANEY STREET PHIL COLLINS CARS DON HENLEY Hottest; STEVIE WONDER WHAM! FOREIGNER BILLY JOEL TINA TURNER WLTBMInnoapolis Tom Gray a Hottest; JACK WAGNER WHAM I RAY PARKER JR. STEVIE WONDER CHICAGO KOIUOmaha Mason/Shane TINA TURNER WARWICK S JONES JOLIAN LENNON DAN HARTMAN Hottest: WHAM! DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER CHICAGO ELTON JOHN WHNN/Saginaw Carson/McKenzle

JOLIAN LENNON CHERYL LYNN ALAN GORRIE DIANE SCHUUR DAN HARTMAN MANDRELL S GREENW Hottest; FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY WHAM 1 DIANA ROSS ELTON JOHN WMHE/Toledo Ray/Morrison JOHN FOGERTY KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: CHICAGO FOREIGNER RAY PARKER JR. REO SPEEDWAGON WHAM! 3WM/Toledo Jerry King

ANNE MURRAY REO SPEEDWAGON WARWICK & JONES Hottest; FOREIGNER JACK WAGNER JERMAINE JACKSON BOB SEGER WHAM! KRAV/Tutsa Gary Reynolds BILLY JOEL JULIAN LENNON POINTER SISTERS Hottest: CHICAGO FOREIGNER WHAM! REO SPEEDWAGON PHILIP BAILEY

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WJBC/Bloomington, IL Stew Salowltz MANDRELL & GREENW ALAN GORRIE STEPHEN STILLS PHIL COLLINS GALWAY & MANCINI Hottest; ELTON JOHN STEVE PERRY ANNE MURRAY ERIC CARMEN WARWICK 6 JONES

WCIL/Carbondaia, IL Matt McCann PHIL COLLINS ALAN GORRIE CHERYL LYNN EOROGLIDERS Hottest; WHAM 1 PHILIP BAILEY DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER REO SPEEDWAGON KFSB/Joplin, MO Don Carpenter GLENN FREY CARS ALAN GORRIE BOWIE S METHENEY MANDRELL & GREENW ROB TRO EOROGLIDERS DAN HARTMAN Hottest: STEVE PERRY FOREIGNER WHAM! STEVIE WONDER DIANA ROSS

HALL S OATES ASHFORD & SIMPSON HONEYDRIPPERS JOHN WAITE Hottest; FOREIGNER JACK WAGNER CHICAGO WHAM I STEVE PERRY KEEZ/Mankato, MN Sue LaFofld PHIL COLLINS MANDRELL S GREENW REBBIE JACKSON DAVID LEE ROTH DAN HARTMAN ALAN GORRIE CHERYL LYNN BOWIE & METHENEY ROB TRO Hottest: FOREIGNER WHAM! CHICAGO STEVE PERRY DIANA ROSS KWEB/Rochester, MN Ai Axeison JOHN HUNTER PHIL COLLINS COMMODORES Hottest; CHICAGO DIANA ROSS STEVE PERRY FOREIGNER KENNY ROGERS WJON/St. Cloud Diem/Fine CHERYL LYNN ALAN GORRIE Hottest: CHICAGO DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER WHAM 1 KENNY ROGERS WBOW/Terre Haute Kevin Young

HALL & OATES PHIL COLLINS a KIM CARNES MANDRELL & GREENW Hottest; WHAM! FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY DIANA ROSS BARBRA STREISAND

KlOI/San Francisco Sattler/Kulp ERIC CARMEN JOLIAN LENNON REO SPEEDWAGON KIM CARNES Hottest: JACK WAGNER CHICAGO STEVE PERRY FOREIGNER WHAM!

DAVID SANBORN PHIL COLLINS FIRM Hottest: DON HENLEY PHILIP BAILEY- WHAM! FOREIGNER JOHN FOGERTY KJR/Seaftie Colleen Madden ANNE MORRAY COMMODORES JOLIAN LENNON Hottest: FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS GEORGE BENSON WHAM! DON HENLEY

Parallel Two

HALL & OATES ERIC CARMEN PHIL COLLINS Hottest: WHAM! FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY STEVIE WONDER BILLY JOEL

KDUK/Eugene Burns/O'Bryan KSL/Sait Lake City George Lemlch KTWO/Casper John Leader KRSB/Roseburg, OR Veronica Burns ERIC CARMEN KIM CARNES Hottest: CHICAGO none DAN HARTMAN JOLIAN LENNON Hottest: REBBIE JACKSON Hottest: DIANA ROSS WHAM! ALAN GORRIE STEVIE WONDER FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS CHERYL LYNN FOREIGNER JACK WAGNER WHAM! ELTON JOHN DAVID SANBORN WHAM! MANHATTAN TRANSFE ROBERT FORMAN REO SPEEDWAGON GEORGE BENSON Hottest; BILLY JOEL KKPL/Spokane Dean Alien K99/Great Falls STEVE PERRY WHAM! KKUA/Honoluiu Wes McShay GEORGE BENSON Lllla Miller ERIC CARMEN COLTORE CLOB

WARWICK & JONES PHILIP BAILEY FOREIGNER Hottest: STEPHEN STILLS JOHN WAITE Hottest:

JOLIAN LENNON COMMODORES KMGQ/Santa Barbara CHICAGO Hottest: Stephen Meade WHAMI STEVE PERRY CHICAGO MADONNA ELTON JOHN WHAM! - STEVE PERRY JOLIAN LENNON HALL S OATES FOREIGNER DAN HARTMAN STEVIE WONDER HALL S OATES WHAM! PHIL COLLINS

KFI/Los Angeles DIANA ROSS GEORGE BENSON CHERYL LYNN Hottest: Kaye/Kliey KRNO/Reno STEVE PERRY Larry Irons CHICAGO PHIL COLLINS GEORGE BENSON PAUL HARDCASTLE ASHFORD & SIMPSON FOREIGNER Hottest: Parallel Three PHIL COLLINS BARBRA STREISAND FOREIGNER DORAN DURAN KALE/Trl Cities REO SPEEDWAGON WARWICK £ JONES Bill Templeton GENERAL PUBLIC Hottest: ASHFORD & SIMPSON WHAM! ZADORA & JACKSON K WAV/Monterey FOREIGNER DAN HARTMAN

KFQD/Anchorage, AK Mike Ford STEVE PERRY NARADA MICHAEL WA Michael Reading STEVIE WONDER MURRAY HEAD REO SPEEDWAGON BOWIE & METHENEY PHIL COLLINS Hottest: COMMODORES HONEYDRIPPERS KQSW/Rock Springs, WY FOREIGNER Hottest: Hotte st: Maloney/Norrls HONEYDRIPPERS REO SPEEDWAGON RAY PARKER JR. BILLY JOEL FOREIGNER FOREIGNER PHIL COLLINS CULTURE CLUB WHAM! DIANA ROSS TOTO KIM CARNES JOHN FOGERTY CHICAGO DAN HARTMAN HALL & OATES WHAM! ALAN GORRIE CHERYL LYNN KOYfPhoenix KKLV/Anchorage Hottest: Marni Pingree Owens/Wilkinson CHICAGO STEVIE WONDER WARWICK S JONES JOHN WAITE DIANA ROSS Hottest: ZADORA & JACKSON FOREIGNER WHAMi TOTO WHAM! DIANA ROSS GADYS KNIGHT S TB RAY PARKER JR. ASHFORD s SIMPSON JACK WAGNER DORAN DORAN CHICAGO ALAN GORRIE Hottest; DIANA ROSS WHAM! PHILIP BAILEY JOHN FOGERTY DON HENLEY

SOUTH

Parallel One

WRMM/Atlanta Montiel/Wyrostok PHIL COLLINS Hottest: CHICAGO WHAM I JACK WAGNER FOREIGNER ' BARBRA STREISAND WSB/Atlanta Greg Picciano GEORGE BENSON REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: WHAM! STEVE PERRY DIANA ROSS COMMODORES BILLY JOEL WSB-FM/Atianta BILLY JOEL COMMODORES Hottest: FOREIGNER DIANA ROSS BOB SEGER CHICAGO WHAM I

PHIL COLLINS JOLIAN LENNON LINDA RONSTADT JANEY STREET MICK JAGGER VELLS Hottest: FOREIGNER CHICAGO PHILIP BAILEY WHAM I POINTER SISTERS 97AIA/Miami Chris Gable PAUL HARDCASTLE PHIL COLLINS ANNE MORRAY Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY HALL & OATES FOREIGNER REO SPEEDWAGON WHAM I 2WD/Norfolk Richardson/Allen ERIC CARMEN GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL JOLIAN LENNON Hottest: CHICAGO FOREIGNER REO SPEEDWAGON STEVE PERRY WHAM!

GEORGE BENSON REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: STEVIE WONDER FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY WHAM 1 KENNY ROGERS

Parallel Two

KEYIOS/Austin Adams/Jacobs DON HENLEY CARS ' KENNY ROGERS Hottest: FOREIGNER ELTON JOHN WHAM! GEORGE BENSON STEVIE WONDER K106/Beaumont, TX James/Kasl ZADORA & JACKSON DORAN DORAN ROBERT FORMAN REBBIE JACKSON PHIL COLLINS Hottest; REO SPEEDWAGON JULIAN LENNON AMERICA BILLY JOEL GEORGE BENSON WMJJ/Blrmlngham Thomas/Jenkins JULIAN LENNON PHILIP BAILEY Hottest: FOREIGNER WHAM! DIANA ROSS STEVE PERRY CHICAGO

WBT/Chariotte Dave Bishop MANDRELL & GREENW KIM CARNES Hottest: CHICAGO RAY PARKER JR. STEVE PERRY WBAMI KENNY ROGERS WEZC/Charlotte Steve Button PHILIP BAILEY GEORGE BENSON BILLY JOEL Hottest: CHICAGO FOREIGNER MANHATTAN TRANSFE STEVE PERRY WHAM 1 WGOW/Chatanooga Mac/Deason JOLIAN LENNON PHILIP BAILEY WARWICK (, JONES Hottest: FOREIGNER RAY PARKER JR. WHAM! STEVIE WONDER DIANA ROSS CK101/Cocoa Beach Edwards/Phillips POINTER SISTERS' KIM CARNES Hottest: CHICAGO REO SPEEDWAGON WHAM I GEORGE BENSON DIANA ROSS WIVY/Jacksonviile Fuszner/Ryan KENNY ROGERS ERIC CARMEN Hottest: CHICAGO JACK WAGNER FOREIGNER WHAM1

WHAS/Loulsville Doug McElveln POINTER SISTERS BILLY OCEAN Hottest: CHICAGO PHILIP BAILEY FOREIGNER WHAM! DON HENLEY WKJJ/Loulsvilie Jim Meyer REO SPEEDWAGON BILLY OCEAN SflEENA EASTON KOOL & THE GANG JOHN FOGERTY ELTON JOHN DIANA ROSS DAVID LEE ROTH JOLIAN LENNON HONEYDRIPPERS BARBRA STREISAND COMMODORES CARS ZADORA & JACKSON JOHN WAITE JOHN HUNTER ERIC CARMEN Hottest: WHAM! REO SPEEDWAGON FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY DON HENLEY WRKA/Loulsville Jeff Crawford CULTURE CLUB ERIC CARMEN WARWICK {, JONES i Hottest; CHICAGO STEVIE WONDER WHAM! DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER WMAZ/Macon Steve Murphy CARS DORAN DORAN ALAN GORRIE ERIC CARMEN PHIL COLLINS GLEN CAMPBELL JACK WAGNER Hottest: CHICAGO FOREIGNER WHAM! STEVE PERRY KENNY ROGERS WRVR/Memphis Jim Robertson

CHICAGO STEVE PERRY FOREIGNER WBAMI KENNY ROGERS WHHY/Montgomery Phi! Horton Hottest: FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY CHICAGO JACK WAGNER WHAM I

WLAC-FMyNashvllle Nichols/Sargent PHIL COLLINS Hottest: FOREIGNER STEVIE WONDER WHAM! CHICAGO STEVE PERRY WSFL/New Bern Scott Kerr JOHN WAITE DORAN DORAN PRINCE DAVID LEE ROTH PHIL COLLINS BOWIE & METHENEY Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY STEVE PERRY FOREIGNER BILLY OCEAN WHAM! WEZS/Rtchmond Dillon/Bavins PHILIP BAILEY HALL S OATES DAVID LEE ROTH PHIL COLLINS Hottest: CHICAGO FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY JACK WAGNER WHAM!

WRVAmichmond Lou Dean DIANE SCHUUR Hottest: KENNY ROGERS STEVE PERRY DIANA ROSS BARBRA STREISAND FOREIGNER WAVE/Sarasota Huntington/Tailone PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER WARWICK 5 JONES DURAN DORAN DIANE SCHUUR Hottest; FOREIGNER WHAM! PHILIP BAILEY ELTON JOHN STEVIE WONDER

Parallel Three

KORQ/Abilene Dean Taylor DAN HARTMAN CHERYL LYNN ROB TRO ERIC CARMEN CULTURE CLUB PHILIP BAILEY ASHFORD & SIMPSON Hottest: FOREIGNER WHAM1 STEVE PERRY STEVIE WONDER CHICAGO WSKY/Ashevilie Don Brookshlra

GLENN FREY DORAN DURAN BOWIE 6 METHENEY ZADORA 6 JACKSON TOTO PHIL COLLINS WARWICK & JONES PRINCE PAUL HARDCASTLE ALAN GORRIE CHERYL LYNN Hottest: WHAM! FOREIGNER KENNY ROGERS REO SPEEDWAGON HALL & OATES WCKQ/Campbeilsvllle, KY Jackson/Royce DAVID LEE ROTH JOURNEY DORAN DORAN DENNIS OBYOUNG ZADORA fi JACKSON DAN HARTMAN TOTO PHIL COLLINS SURVIVOR JANEY STREET Hottest: STEVIE WONDER PHILIP BAILEY WHAM! HALL & OATES POINTER SISTERS WCHV/Charlottesvilie Ken Medek

ASHFORD & SIMPSON STEPHEN STILLS TOTO DAN HARTMAN ZADORA & JACKSON CHERYL LYNN PHIL COLLINS ROB TRO DURAN DURAN Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY CHICAGO WHAM! REO SPEEDWAGON FOREIGNER

WQSV/Guntersville Jackson/Bell PHIL COLLINS ALAN GORRIE CHERYL LYNN Hottest: DIANA ROSS WHAM 1 FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY CHICAGO WAHR/Huntsville Cannon/Dallas EVERLY BORTHERS JUDY COLLINS REO SPEEDWAGON JULIAN LENNON LOUISE MANDRELL Hottest: JACK WAGNER STEVE PERRY DANNY O'KEEFE COLTORE CLUB WHAM! WAQE/Lessburg, VA Steve Porter ZADORA t, JACKSON CHERYL LYNN ALAN GORRIE DAN HARTMAN PHIL COLLINS EOROGLIDERS DENNIS DEYOONG Hottest: WHAM! GEORGE BENSON FOREIGNER KENNY ROGERS REO SPEEDWAGON KRLB-FM/Lubbock Winter/Roberts

JANEY STREET JOLIAN LENNON ERIC CARMEN CHICAGO MANDRELL s GREENW PAT BENATAR PHIL COLLINS Hottest; FOREIGNER STEVIE WONDER STEVE PERRY PHILIP BAILEY WHAM 1 WKYX/Paducah, KY Carvell/Richards

MADONNA DENNIS DEYOONG SERGIO MENDES PHIL COLLINS DAVID LEE ROTH EOROGLIDERS CHERYL LYNN DAN HARTMAN Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY CHICAGO DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER REO SPEEDWAGON W2LQ/T upelo Rusty McDaniels JIM DIAMOND ASHFORD s SIMPSON DORAN DORAN ALAN GORRIE CHERYL LYNN PHIL COLLINS Hottest; WHAM! FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY DIANA ROSS STEVIE WONDER WFFX/Tuscaioosa Sander Walker CARS PHIL COLLINS ALAN GORRIE DAN HARTMAN Hottest: STEVIE WONDER STEVE PERRY DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER WHAMi KTYLfTyier, TX Brian Maioney PHIL COLLINS TOTO DAN HARTMAN ALAN GORRIE BOWIE & METHENEY CHERYL LYNN SERGIO MENDES Hottest: CHICAGO STEVIE WONDER DIANA ROSS FOREIGNER WHAMI WVBS/Wllmlngton, NC Bill Johnson ASHFORD i SIMPSON PRINCE CHERYL LYNN W.A.S.P. Hottest: WHAMI FOREIGNER STEVE PERRY DIANA ROSS STEVIE WONDER

137 Reporters 129 Current Reports

The following stations reported no adds or changes in rotation this week:

WBEN/Buffalo KRNT/Des Moines KSL/Sait Lake City

KTWO/Casper

The foilowing stations failed to report this weak and their playlists were frozen:

WTAE/Pittsburgh (2nd week) WLTT/Washington WLTE/Minneapolis

KKUA/Honoluiu

KIXi-FM/Seattle has discontinued reporting

R&R;Friday. February 1, 1985

152 AOR REPORTERS Total Hot Mediurr Total 1 Adds!

I i i O JOHN FOGERTY/The Old Man Down... (WB) 737- 130- 7 = o- \ 14 6 4 Q BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody (A&M) 136- 118 + 18- j 9 3 2 3 DAVID LEE ROTH/California Girls (WB) 134- 120 + 14- 0- j - 14 6 0 JOURNEY/Only The Young (Geffen) 139 + 110 + 28- 3- 1

1 DEBUT ► 0 MICK JAGGER/Just Another Night (Columbia) 147 84 45 146 | 7 5 5 6 DON HENLEY/Sunset Grill (Geffen) 132- 94 + 38- | 8 4 3 7 GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On (MCA) 131- 106- 24- 7_ j

31 19 10 O JOHN FOGERTY/Rock And Roll Girls (WB) 131 + 71 + 59- 8- 1 - - 21 O THE FIRM/Radioactive (Atlantic) 144 + 51 + 86+ 36- 1 10 10 8 io JULIAN LENNON/Too Late For Goodbyes (Atlantic) 119- 85+ 34- 0- j 11 11 9 11 REO SPEEDWAGON/Can't Fight This Feeling (Epic) 115- 96 = 19- 1~ I 22 16 12 0 FOREIGNER/That Was Yesterday (Atlantic) 119 + 71 + 48- 8- j 15 17 14 0 SURVIVOR/High On You (Scotti Bros./CBS) 114 + 78 + 36- 3- | 13 12 11 14 DEEP PURPLE/Knocking At Your Back... (Mercury/PG) 118- 57- 61- 0- |

1 DEBUT ► 0 PHIL COLLINS/One More Night (Atlantic) 130 43 69 130 j - - 30 0 D. BOWIE w/P. METHENY/This Is Not... (EMI America) 131 + 28 + 96 + 33- 1 - 34 23 0 CARS/Why Can't 1 Have You (Elektra) 119 + 34 + 84 + 75- j - 29 20 0 LRB/Playing To Win (Capitol) 129 + 18 + 106 + 9~ | 42 36 28 0 DON HENLEY/AII She Wants To Do Is Dance(Geffen) 102 + 55+ 42- 27- 1 24 21 17 20 PAT BENATAR/Ooh Ooh Song (Chrysalis) 107- 51 + 56- 0- j

| 2 2 7 21 FOREIGNER/I Want To Know What Love Is (Atlantic) 84- 76- 8 + 0= 1 6 9 13 22 GIUFFRIA/Call To The Heart (Camel/MCA) 82- 53- 29- £?= 1 12 15 19 23 JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty (Atlantic) 78- 45 = 33- 0- |

1 DEBUT ► ® ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Let's Talk About... (Arista) 113 8 78 113 1 3 8 16 25 DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Summer (Geffen) 69- 60- 9 + 0=1

34 28 27 ® G. THOROGOOD & THE.../Gear Jammer (EMI America) 101- 8 + 93- 4- j 19 20 22 27 AUTOGRAPH/Turn Up The Radio (RCA) 87- 24- 63- 0- | 4 7 15 28 PHILIP BAILEY w/PHIL COLLINS/Easy Lover (Columbia) 74- 48- 25 + 7 = 1

25 25 24 29 TWISTED SISTER/The Price (Atlantic) 86- 11 = 74- 2- 1 27 26 25 30 ROGER HODGSON/ln Jeopardy (A&M) 89- 15- 74- 4- 1 43 41 33 CD KINKS/Living On A Thin Line (Arista) 77+ 26 = 51 + 13=\ - 57 38 © JOHN WAITE/Restless Heart (EMI America) 86+ 11 + 70+ 73-1 54 42 34 ® MARTIN BRILEY/Dangerous Moments (Mercury/PG) 87+ 7+ 80 + 7_ 1 5 13 18 34 KINKS/Do It Again (Arista) 61- 37- 24- 0~ I 21 24 29 35 BRYAN ADAMS/lt's Only Love (A&M) 61- 32- 29- 3+j 28 27 31 36 DOKKEN/Just Got Lucky (Elektra) 73- 11 + 62- 3- | - - 51 & CARS/Breakaway (Elektra) , 60 + 20 + 36+ 23- i - 52 41 © SCANDAL f/PATTY SMYTH/Beat Of A... (Columbia) 64 + 14 + 45+ 8- j - 58 43 © TRIUMPH/Follow Your Heart (MCA) 61 + 10- 48 + 70- j 17 22 32 40 DEEP PURPLE/Perfect Strangers (Mercury/PG) 45- 27- 18- 7=1 39 38 36 41 GENERAL PUBLIC/Tenderness (IRS/A&M) 55- 22 = 31- 3-1 - - 49 © ROMAN HOLLIDAY/One Foot Back In... (Jive/Arista) 65 + 2- 59 + 75-j 18 18 26 43 B. COCKBURN/lf 1 Had A Rocket... (Gold Mtn./A&M) 56- 15- 41- 7 = 1 37 37 35 44 HALL & OATES/Method Of Modern Love (RCA) 48- 33- 15- 7 — |

i DEBUT ► 0 DAVID LEE ROTH/Easy Street (WB) 44 21 19 43 | 59 51 50 0 FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD/Relax (ZTT/lsland) 49 + 15+ 34 + 6-1

1 DEBUT ► 0 GIUFFRIA/Do Me Right (Camel/MCA) 48 + 12 + 33 + 17+\ 49 45 45 48 ANGEL CITY/Underground (MCA) 51- 2 + 47- 2- j

1 DEBUT ► 0 DONNIE IRIS/lnjured In The Game Of Love (HME/CBS) 58 + 3 + 38 + 25+1 - - 53 0 ROBIN GEORGE/Heartline (Bronze/Island) 53+ 5+ 41 + 72- |

1 DEBUT ► 0 DURAN DURAN/Save A Prayer (Capitol) 54 + 9 + 39 + 29=1 20 32 39 52 BRYAN ADAMS/Run To You (A&M) 33- 26- 7+ 0=1 32 31 37 53 MOLLY HATCHET/Stone In Your Heart (Epic) 39- 8- 31- 0-1 38 40 48 54 HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight (Es Paranza/Atl.) 34- 13- 21 + 7—1 23 30 46 55 LOS LOBOS/Don't Worry Baby (Slash/WB) 36- 10- 26- 7 _ j 16 23 40 56 TRIUMPH/Spellbound (MCA) 30- 12- 18- 2+j 26 33 44 57 PAT BENATAR/Diamond Field (Chrysalis) 32- 13- 18- 7+1 1 DEBUT ► 0 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/I'm On Fire (Columbia) 29 + 14 + 14 + S-j 1 DEBUT ► 0 SIMPLE MINDS/Don't You (Forget About Me) (A&M) 44 5 17 42 1 60 48 52 60 STEVE PERRY/Foolish Heart (Columbia) 34- 8- 26- 3=1

BREAKERS

MOST ADDED

MICK JAGGER (146) Just Another Night (Columbia)


ALAN PARSONS PROJECT (113) Let's Talk About Me (Arista)

DAVID LEE ROTH (43) Easy Street (WB)

SIMPLE MINDS (42) Don't You (Forget About Me) (A&M)

MOST HOTS

JOHN FOGERTY (130) The Old Man Down The Road (WB)

DAVID LEE ROTH (120) California Girls (WB)

BRYAN ADAMS (118) Somebody (A&M) JOURNEY (110)

, Only The Young (Geffen) GLENN FREY (106)

The Heat Is On (MCA)

MICK JAGGER Just Another Night (Coiumbia)

97% of our reporters on it. 147/146 including adds at: WDVE, KLOL, WEBN. WMMS, KAZY, KGB. Debuts at #5 on the Tracks chart.

PHIL COLLINS One More Night (Atlantic)

86% of our reporters on It. 130/130 including adds at: WIYY, WMMR, WKLS, KTXQ, WLUP, WXRT, KLOS. Debuts at #15 on the Tracks chart, chart.

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT Lefs Talk About Me (Arista)

74% of our reporters on it. 113/113 including adds at: WIYY, KKCI, KLOS, KDKB, KFOG, KOME. Debuts at #24 on the Tracks chart.

JOHN WAITE Restless Heart (EMI America)

57% of our reporters on it. 86/18 including adds at: WBAB, WKLS, WNOR, KBCO, WOOS, KATT. Moves 38-32 on the Tracks chart.

KINKS Living On A Thin Line (Arista)

51% of our reporters on it. 77/13 including adds at: WMMR, WYSP, KLOS, KGON, KKDJ. Moves 33-31 on the Tracks chart.

□WIGHT TWILLEY "Keep On Working'' (Private l/CBS) 38/8 (38/23) Adds: WSHE, KLOS, KLBJ, WOOS, KFMG, WIZN, WZZQ, KOZZ, Hots: 1 KRQU. Mediums: 36 include WHJY, KTXQ, WQFM, KOME, WZZO, KLAO, WRXL, WIDE, KATT. HSPAIMOS "I'd Lie To You For Your Love" (Epic) 37/24 (16/16)

Adds include WBAB, KTXQ, WNOR, WAQY, WAQX, WOOS, KRSP. Hots: 0. Mediums: 27 include WDVE, WHJY, KZEW, KSHE, KURD, WCCC, WHCN, WAAF, KLBJ, KLAQ, KISS, Q ELLIOT EASTON "(Wearing Down) Like A Wheel" (Elektra) 32/32 (0/0)

Adds include WBCN, KGB, WAOY, KLBJ, KLAQ, KKDJ, KPOI. Hots: 0. Mediums: 16 include WHJY, KTXQ, WXRT; KURD, WCCC, WAAF, WTUE. LOUDNESS "Crazy Nights" (Atco) 32/8 (25/6) Adds: KTXQ, WRCN, WAAF, KQDS, WXKE, KMOD, KEZE, KRQU. Hots: 0. Mediums: 28 include WBAB WHJY, KLOS, KMET, WEZX, WOUR, KLAQ, WIMZ, WKQQ, KISS, KICT, KFMG, KWXL. HLOS LOBOS "Will The Wolf Survive?" (Slash/WB) 29/15 (13/4)

Adds include WSHE, KNCN, WGIR, WRUF, KFMX, KLYV. Hots: 9 KBCO, KAZY, 91X, KQAK, CHEZ, WLAV, WIZN, WCPZ, KTCL. Mediums: 1 5 include WXRT, WAAF, KLAQ. JOHN HIATT "The Usual" (Geffen|28/8 (22/9) Adds: WHJY, KYYS, KZOK, WDHA, WLAV, WQBK, WXCS, WXQR. Hots: 3 CITI, KILO, KSPN. Mediums: 23 include KROQ, KGB, WAAF, KLBJ, WAPL, KKDJ, KEZE. JOHN HUNTER "Tragedy" (Private l/CBS) 27/3 (29/2) Adds: WLUP, KSHE, CFOX. Hots: 5 WMMS, WIMZ, WIQB, CITI, KSPN. Mediums: 22 include WMMRrf" KBCO, WKLC, WCMF, WKQQ. ~ Q TOTO "Holyanna" (Columbia) 26/10 (15/9)

Adds include WMMS, WHEB, WCMF, WRXL, WIQB, WWCT. Hots: 5 WPDH, WTKX WBYG WCPZ, KFMF. Mediums: 18 include WBCN, KSHE, KGGO, WWWV. ■2 WIDOW "Bitch" (CBS Associated) 23/11 (12/8) Ldi Adds include KZEW, KYYS, KGON, KZAP, KNCN, KILO. Hots: 0. Mediums: 18 include WIYY

WDVE, KISW, KZEL. JOHN FOGERTY "I Saw It On T.V." (WB) 23/1 (24/7) Adds: WKLS. Hots: 12 include WMMR, KTXQ, WXRT, KURD, WDIZ, KILO. Mediums: 11 include WBAB KYYS, KZAP, WOOS, KQDS, KEZO. JOHN FOGERTY "Centerfield" (WB) 21/1 (22/5) Adds: CITI. Hots: 11 include KAZY, KMET, WCCC, WHCN, WAQY. Mediums: 10 include KLOL WMMS KYYS, WRYX, WAAF, KEZO. TRIUMPH "Killing Time" (MCA) 20/4 (15/12) Adds: WHCN, KLAQ, KXZL, KLPX. Hots: 3 WFYV, WLVQ, KKDJ. Mediums: 16 include WDVE KTXQ KYYS, WPYX, WAAF, WKDF, WTUE, KEZO, KICT, K0MP, WHAMI "Careless Whisper" (Columbia) 20/2 (20/3) Adds: WIQB, KGGO. Hots: 11 include WLUP, WMMS, WKLC, WYDD, KMJX. Mediums: 8 include KKCI WDHA, WCKN. QGARY O' "Shades Of '45" (RCA) 19/12 (8/2)

Adds include WHJY, KISW, KLAQ, WWWV. Hots: 1 WISN. Mediums: 11 include KTXQ KLOL KLBJ, KILO. DJOHN PARR "Magical" (Atlantic) 18/10 (8/4)

Adds include KZEW, KSRR, KISW, WOUR, WDIZ, KISS. KATT. Hots: 3 include WHJY, WLVQ Mediums: 14 include WIYY, WDVE, WAAF, KLBJ, KFMG. PHIL COLLINS "Man With A Horn" (Import) 18/7 (12/9) Adds: WBAB, WYNF, WCMF, WKDF, CITI, WQBK, WGIR. Hots: 7 include WI YY, WMMR, WXRT WRIF Mediums: 11 include WDVE, KQRS, WWCK, KATT. FLASH AND THE PAN "Midnight Man" (Epic) 17/5 (15/9) Adds: SIX, KMBY, KLPX, WWWV, KFMF. Hots: 3 WLIR, WCPZ, KRQU. Mediums: 12 include KBCO KQAK, KNCN. BILLY JOEL "Keeping The Faith" (Columbia) 17/2 (17/5) Adds: WPLR, WPDH. Hots: 5 include WDHA, WIQB, WRKI, WHMD. Mediums; 12 include WBCN WMMS, KLAQ, KGGO. RATT "You Think You're Tough" (Atlantic) 17/1 (16/6) Adds: WPLR. Hots: 0. Mediums: 16 include WHJY, KSRR, WQFM, KGB, KISW, WAQX, KISS. KEEL "The Right To Rock" (Gold Mtn./A&M) 16/4 (16/6) Adds: WTUE, KFMG, KUFO, WZZQ. Hots: 1 KLOS. Mediums: 14 include WHJY, KZEW, KLOL, WQFM WAAF. ERIC CARMEN "I Wanna Hear It From Your Lips" (Geffen) 16/3 (13/3) Adds: WHEB, WPDH, WIQB. Hots: 4 WMMS, WBYG, KSPN, KRQU. Mediums: 10 include KAZY, WIMZ KGGO, KLYV. AUTOGRAPH "My Girlfriend's Boyfriend Isn't Me" (RCA) 15/5 (10/4) Adds: WPLR, KISS, WSKS, KWXL, KWHL. Hots: 2 WAQX, WKQQ. Mediums: 11 include WDVE, WEBN WOUR, WKDF. EUROGLIDERS "Another Day In The World" (Columbia) 15/2 (14/2) Adds: WPLR, WPDH. Hots: 1 KBCO. Mediums: 13 include WBCN, WBAB, WXRT, WMMS, WWWV.

tracks Track airplay data for songs from all configurations, In- cluding albums. EPS, and 45s. Shows four-week trend of chart movement. Records showing significant upward momentum are bulleted. current week's total reports, hot and medium rotation reports, and total adds, are also listed, symbols represent more (+), less (-), or equal (=i reports compared to last week's figures.

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Throe Two Last Weeks Weeks Week February 1,1985 152 AOR REPORTERS Total

Total Hot Medium Adds All Reports Rotation Rotation Rotations

4 1 1 1 2 2 3 4 4 2 3 3 I DEBUT ► 9 5 5

10 10 6 12 12 7 8 7 8

15 14 12 II 11 10 5 6 9 7 8 11 ~ 26 17 13 13 14

O 4 o 6 7 8 9

DEBUT 14 15 15 16 17 16

DEBUT ► 19 19 18 6 9 13

24 20 20 38 30

- 30 24 21 22 22 23 21 21 27 29 28

35 29 29 28 25 18 18 23 20 24 27 17 16 19 22 23 31

- 34 25 27 32 35 33 33

DEBUT ► DEBUT*

26 25 26 - 38

O JOHN FOGERTY/Centerfield (WB) 2 DON HENLEY/Building The Perfect Beast (Geffen)

BRYAN ADAMS/Reckless (A&M) FOREIGNER/Agent Provocateur (Atlantic) DAVID LEE ROTH/Crazy From The Heat (WB) BEVERLY HILLS COP/Soundtrack (MCA) REO SPEEDWAGON/Wheels Are Turnin' (Epic) JULIAN LENNON/Valotte (Atlantic) DEEP PURPLE/Perfect Strangers (Mercury/PG)

® SURVIVOR/Vital Signs (Scotti Bros./CBS) 11 PAT BENATAR/Tropico (Chrysalis) 12 KINKS/Word Of Mouth (Arista) 13 GIUFFRIA/Giuffria (Camel/MCA) ® CARS/Heartbeat City (Elektra) 15 JOHN PARR/John Parr (Atlantic) © LRB/Playing To Win (Capitol) 17 TRIUMPH/Thunder Seven (MCA) 18 AUTOGRAPH/Sign In Please (RCA) © GEORGE THOROGOOD & THE.../Maverick (EMI America) 20 ROGER HODGSON/ln The Eye Of The Storm (A&M) 21 PHILIP BAILEY/Chinese Walls (Columbia) 22 TWISTED SISTER/Stay Hungry (Atlantic) @ JOHN WAITE/No Brakes (EMI America) ® MARTIN BRILEY/Dangerous Moments (Mercury/PG) 25 HALL & OATES/Big Bam Boom (RCA) 26 DOKKEN/Tooth And Nail (Elektra) ® FRANKIE GOES TO.../Welcome To The... (ZTT/lsland) © SCANDAL f/PATTY SMYTH/The Warrior (Columbia) 29 GENERAL PUBLIC/AII The Rage (IRS/A&M) 30 U2/The Unforgettable Fire (Island) 31 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Born In The U S A. (Columbia) 32 BRUCE COCKBURN/Stealing Fire (Gold Mtn./A&M) 33 LOS LOBOS/How Will The Wolf Survive? (Slash/WB) ££) ROBIN GEORGE/Dangerous Music (Bronze/Island) 35 HONEYDRIPPERS/Volume One (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 36 ANGEL CITY/Two Minute Warning (MCA) ® DURAN DURAN/Arena (Capitol) © JOHN HIATT/Warming Up To The Ice Age (Geffen) 39 MOLLY HATCHET/The Deed Is Done (Epic) 40 HEAVENLY BODIES/Soundtrack (Private l/CBS)

"Old Man" (137) "Rock And Roil" (131) "Sunset Grill" (132) "All She Wants" (102) "Boys" (69) "Somebody" (136) "It's Only Love" (61) "Run" (33) "Yesterday" (119) "I Want" (84) "Tooth" (24) "California Girls" (134) "Street" (44) "Gigolo" (10) "The Heat Is On" (131) "Can't Fight" (11 5) "Too Late" (119) "O.K. For You" (10) "Knocking" (118) "Perfect" (45) "Nobody's" (10) "High On You" (114) "Ooh Ooh Song" (107) "Diamond" (32) "Belong" (15) "Living" (77) "Do It Again" (61) "Call" (82) "Do Me Right" (48) "Why Can't I Have You" (119) "Naughty Naughty" (78) "Magical" (18) "Playing To Win" (129) "Follow" (61) "Spellbound" (30) "Killing" (20) "Turn Up The Radio" (87) "My Girlfriend's" (1 5) "Gear Jammer" (101) "I Drink Alone" (11) "In Jeopardy" (89) "Had A Dream" (11) "Easy Lover" (74) "The Price" (86) "Restless Heart" (86) "Dangerous" (87) "Method" (48) "Bank On Your Love" (28) "Just Got Lucky" (73) "Relax" (49) "Beat Of A Heart" (64) "Tenderness" (55) "Wire" (27) "Unforgettable" (21) "Homecoming "I'm On Fire" (29) "Born In The U.S.A." (18) "Rocket Launcher" (56) "Don't Worry Baby" (36) "Will The Wolf" (29) "Heartline" (53) "Rockin' " (34) "Underground" (51) "Save A Prayer" (54) "The Usual" (28) "Stone" (39) "Keep On Working" (38)

(14)

150 — 147- 144 = 141 - 140 132- 121 — 124- 130- 120 + 128- 116- 109- 122 + 93-

129 102- 98-

107 95- 77- 87 — 86+ 87+ 66- 74- 61 + 66+ 59- 54- 50- 56- 54- 56 + 41- 51- 57 + 44 + 40- 43-

145+ 5- 0- 131 — 16 + 0- 132 + 12- 0 = 117 — 24 + 0- 121 19 0 107- 24- 1- 100 = 21- 1- 88 + 36- 0- 66- 64 = 0 = 78 + 42- 0- 62- 65 = 1 = 53- 63 + 5+ 57- 49 + 4 + 35+ 86 + 13- 47+ 46- 5- 18 106 9 26 — 73- 4- 26- 71- 2- 8 98 8

20- 75- 4- 50- 26 + 1 = 72 = 74- 2- 11 + 70 + 18— 7+ 80 + 7-

36- 30- 1- 11 = 63- ' 3- 22 + 39 + 6- 15 + 46 + 9- 26 = 31- 3- 19- 34- 3+ 23- 26- 5 + 15- 41- 0- 16 = 34- 7+ 5 + 44 + 12-

79 — 22 — 1 — 3 + 46- 2- 9 + 42 + 26- 8 = 33 + 9- 8- 32- 0 = 1 = 42 + 7-

DAVID LEE ROTH Crazy From The Heat (WB|

92% of our reporters on it. 140/0. Debuts at #5 on the Albums chart.

LRB Playing To Win (Capitol)

85% of our reporters on it. 129/9 including adds at: WYSP, KLOL, KISW, WZZO, CHEZ, WAQY, KLBJ, KPOI. Debuts at #16 on the Albums chart.

GEORGE THOROGOOD & THE DESTROYERS Maverick (EMI America)

0" ^ 107/8 with adds at: WSHE' KZAP- 91X- KOME, KZOK. WHCN. CHEZ, KLBJ. Debuts at #19 on the Albums chart.

tracks Track airplay data for songs from all configurations, including albums, EPs and 45s. Shows four-week trend of chart movement. Records showing sSgnfflcarrt upward momentum are bulieted. current weeks total reports, hot and medium rotation reports, and total adds, are also listed, symbols represent more (+), less < -), or equal (=) reports compared to last week's figures.

aor flusyys — Album airplay data, with four-week trend of chart movement. Records showing significant upward momentum are bulieted. An album s most-reported tracks are listed, with number of stations reporting each song in parentheses. Current singles are eOLBiD. current week's total reports, hot and medium rotation reports, and total adds are also listed. Symbols represent more I +), less (-), or equal (=) reports compared to last week's figures.

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KAZY/Denver, CO

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WEEK #17 AIR Priorities WEEK #17

n^'Hr " Tlno ^ POte,ltiai ,0 a,,ain ^ & AC,iVe' Top 40 0r Top 25 in ,he R&R AOR Hot Tracks. Then call in your responses to AIR at 301-964-5544. Deadline for AOR responses is 6pm, Thursday, February 7, 1985.

TITLE/CUTS

MAVERICK "Long Gone" "Memphis' STRANGE BEHAVIOR "Shades Of '45"

ARTIST

GEORGE THOROGOOD

GARY 0'

EMI/AMERICA

RCA

Listen to the selections listed below. Decide if each has the potential to attain New & Active, Top 40 or Top 25 in the R&R National Airplav Chart Than call m your responses to AIR at 301-964-5544. Deadline for CHR response is 6pm, Wednesday, February 6, 1985.

TITLE ARTIST

AIR MYSTERY RECORD #1 LET'S TALK ABOUT ME GIMME, GIMME, GiMME HOLYANNA BONGO BONGO

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN TOTO STEVE MILLER BAND

ARISTA WARNER BROS. COLUMBIA CAPITOL

dIR

AIR (Active Industry Research) is a nationwide network 1985 Acivelndust ^«earch mc

of program and music directors who assess CHR and AOR music

for artist managers, producers and record companies.

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MOST ADDED • MOST HOTS

NEW & ACTIVE

QSPANOS /Looks Like Trouble (Epic) 41/27 (17/17) Adds include WBAB, WYSP, KTXQ, WAQY, KFMG, KRSP, WWWV. Hots: 0. Mediums: 30 include WOVE, KZEW,

KSHE, KGB, KLAQ. TOTO/lsolation |Columbia)39/9 (33/5) Adds: WMMS, WHEN, WCMF, WAQY, WRXL, WIQB, WWCT, KUFO, KRQU, KOZZ. Hots: 9 include WPDH, WTKX, WSKS, WLAV, K97. Mediums: 27 include WBCN, KSRR, WRIF, KSHE, KFOG, WAAF. LOUDNESS/Thunder in The East (Atco) 32/8 (0/0) Adds: KTXQ, WRCN, WAAF, KQDS, KMOD, KEZE, KRQU. Hots: 0. Mediums: 28 include WBAB, KLOS, KMET, WIMZ, KISS, KICT. JOHN HUNTER/Famous At Night (Private l/CBS) 28/3 (30/2) Adds: WLUP, KSHE, CFQX. Hots: 5 WMMS, WIMZ, WIQB; CITI, KSPN. Mediums: 23 include WMMR, WXRT, KBCO, WWWV, WRUF, KLYV. DWIDOW/Gone Too Far (CBS Associated) 24/12 (12/8)

Adds include KZEW, KYYS, KGON, KZAP, KZOK, WRCN, WPDH, KNCN, KILO. Hots: 0. Mediums- 16 include WIYY WOVE, WHJY, KISW, WPYX, KZEL, KEZE. FLASH AND THE PAN/Eariy Morning Wake Up (Epic) 22/7 (18/11) Adds: WOVE, CHUM, SIX, KMBY, KLPX, WWWV, KFMF. Hots: 3 WLIR, WCPZ, KRQU, Mediums: 16 include WXRT, KBCO, KAZY, KNCN. WHAMI/Make It Big (Columbia) 22/2 (22/2) Adds: WIQB, KGGO. Hots: 11 include WLUP, WMMS, WKLC, KMJX, KLYV. Mediums: 10 include KINK, WCKN, 0 WBLM.

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nOARY OVStrange Behavior (RCA) 19/12 (8/2) Adds include WHJY, WKLS, KTXQ, KISW, WCMF, KLAQ. Hots: 1 WIZN. Mediums: 11 include KLOL, KLBJ, KILO.

ERIC CARMEN/Eric Carmen (Geffen) 18/3 (15/3) Adds: WHEB, WPDH, WIQB. Hots: 4 WMMS, WBYG, KSPN, KRQU. Mediums: 12 include KAZY, KBPI, KLAQ, WIMZ, KGGO. RATT/Ratt (Atlantic) 18/1 (17/7) Adds: WPLR. Hots: 1 WRIF. Mediums: 16 include WHJY, KSRR, WQFM, KGB, KISW, KISS, KEZE. KEEL/The Right To Rock (Gold Mtn./A&M) 17/4 (16/5) Adds: WIMZ, WTUE, KFMG, WZZQ. Hots: 1 KLOS. Mediums: 14 include WHJY, KZEW, KLOL, WQFM, WAAF, KLAQ, KISS. BILLY JOEL/An Innocent Man (Columbia) 17/2 (17/5) Adds: WPLR, WPDH. Hots: 5 include WDHA, WIQB, WRK1, WHMD. Mediums: 12 include WBCN, WMMS, KLAQ, KLYV. BRONSKI BEAT/The Age Of Consent (MCA) 16/0 (14/0) Adds: 0. Hots: 11 include WBCN, KBCO, KROQ, KQAK, WLIR. Mediums: 5 WXRT, WPDH, WQBK, WIZN, KSPN. MADONNA/Like A Virgin (Sire/WB) 15/4 (13/0) Adds: WZZO, WHEB, WIMZ, WRDU. Hots: 7 CHUM, WMMS, KCAL, WLIR, KLYV, WBYG, KSPN. Mediums: 6 include KQAK, WYDD, KMJX. KIM WILDE/Teases & Dares (MCA) 15/1 (15/5)

:: KTCL. Hots: 3 WLIR, WBYG, KRQU. Mediums: 11 include KCAL, KQAK, WDHA, WCCC, WPDH.

SPANOS (27) Looks Like Trouble (Epic)

DURAN DURAN (26) Arena (Capitol)

JOHN WAITE (18) No Brakes (EMI America)

CARS (13) Heartbeat City (Elektra)

WIDOW (12) Gone Too Far (CBS Assoc.)

GARY O'(12) Strange Behavior (RCA)

ROBIN GEORGE (12) Dangerous Music (Bronze/Island)


NEW & ACTIVE — Records building In airplay and coming closest to charting. Numbers Indicate total reports/total adds; for example, 40/20 means 40 reports and, of those, 20 added It this week. Figures in parentheses are last week s data. Checked records are those that were among the week's most added.

AOR ALBUMS Album airplay data, with four-week trend of chart movement. Records showing significant upward momentum are bulleted. An album's most-reported tracks are listed, with number of stations reporting each song In parentheses. Current singles are BOLOEO. current week's total reports, hot and medium rotation reports, and total adds, are also listed. Symbols represent more ( + ), less <-), or equal ( = ) reports compared to last week's figures.

AOR BREAKERS A record Is a breaker the first week that It's reported by at least 50% of our AOR reporters Total reports/total adds Information listed; for example, 100/50 means 100 total station reports and of those 50 added It this week.

JOHN FOGERTY (145) Centerfield (WB)

BRYAN ADAMS (132) Reckless (A&M)

DON HENLEY (131) Building The Perfect Beast (Geffen)

DAVID LEE ROTH (121) Crazy From The Heat (WB)

FOREIGNER (117) Agent Provocateur (Atlantic) BEVERLY HILLS COP (107)

Soundtrack (MCA) REO SPEEDWAGON (100) Wheels AreTurnin' (Epic)

■; r fatfy R&R/Friday, February 1, 1985

R&R/Frlday, February 1, 1985 Page 91

MIDWEST (continued)

WEBN/Cincinnatl (513) 871-8500

WLUP/Chicago (312) 440-5270

(814) 224-1271

WXRirchteaflo (312) 777-1700

WLLZ/D«troit (313) 863-1800

WRIF/Detrolt (313) 827-9505

KSHE/St. Louis (314) 842-1111

WMMS/Ciavviand (218) 781-9887

WQFM/MltwaukM (414) 276-2040

Parallel Two

WIQB/Ann Arbor (313) 862-2881

KKCi/Kansas City (818) 531-3400

WAPL/Appieton (414) 734-9226

KQRS/MinnMpoiis (612) 545-5601 WOOS/Canton

(216) 492-5630

WYFE/Rockford (815) 877-3075

KMOD/Tulsa (918) 664-2810

WIOT/Toiado (419) 248-3377

KICT/Wlchita (316) 722-5600

WXLP/Oavanport (319) 326-2541

WTUE/Dayton (513) 224-1501

WtBA-FM/Madison (608) 274-5450

KQDS/Duluth (218) 728-6421

WWCK/FIInt (313) 744-1570

WWCT/Peoria (309) 674-2000

WXKE/Ft. Wayne (219) 484-0580

KEZO/Omaha (402) 592-5300

KGGO/Des Molnes (515) 265-6181

Cm-FM/Winnlpeg , (204) 786-6181

WSKS/Cincinnati (513) 868-3696

WFBQ/lndlanapolis (317) 257-7565

WLAV-FM/ Grand Rapids

(616) 456-5461

KATT-FM/ Oklahoma City (405) 848-0100

KFMQ/Llncoln (402) 476-8565

DOM HEKLKY (M) HKVeRLY HILLS COP PHILIP BAILEY PW BENATA R BRYAN ADAMS DAVID USE FDTH HBO SPEEDWAGON ■Mlm JULIAN LENNON SURVIVOR ROGER HODGSON KART1N BRILEY brix:e cockburn GEORGE THOBDGCOO HALL I OATES LR8 PRINCE » MICK JAOSBR JOHN PARR CR^IRAL FTOLIC •JCWN WAITE HOLLY HATCHET HavEKLY BODIES PALCOH AND TOE SNO STEVE PERRY ' . CHICAGO

TWSTEDSIOTSR Ll^t AAJl ALAN PARSOHS DOHNIE IRIS PHIL COLLINS

KQWB-FM/Fargo (218) 238-7900

! JtW EHDAHL D SPEEDWAGCW HN POG*RTY

SURVIVOR Hadltna JULIAN LENS ON BILLY SQUIER VISION QUEST

Light GENERAL PUBLIC FALCON AND THE SNO

WKLT/Kalkaska (616) 258-2800

: CHUCK POET Vrt BEVERLY HILLS COP

VISION QUEST JULIAN LZHBOW BRYAN ADAMS I MICK JAGGER MMln BILLY OCBAN CYHDI lAUPER RE P BENATAR

IN WAITE 3? PURPLE FALCON AND THE SMO TWISTED SISTER

ROBIN GEORGE ROGER HODGSON J0HM HUWER KIMKS J PHIL COLLINS

WCPZ/Sandusky (419) 625-1010

Parallel Three

WB Y G/Kankakee (815) 939-4541

CON AMD TOE S FIRM SCANDAL D SPEEDHAGOM IT AN ADAMS JULIAN USNHON

? PURPLE MARY MARTIN & 1 IR HODGSON PRINCE FRAHKIE GOES TC

BRCCE SPRINGSTEEN MOLLY HATCHET . PUBLIC JGS THOROOOOO 1 HUNTER . STANLEY BA DANNY SPANOS < LRB TIN BRILEY »N DURAN * WAITS

KLYV/Dubuque (319) 557-1040

HONEYDRIPPERS JULIAN LENNON N ADAMS (M) FOREIGNER

" BENATAR ,LY OCEAN 5 ION QUEST CHICAGO CARS PRINCE DAVID BOWIE JOHN CAFFERTY KINKS JOHN HUWTER STEVE MILLER GENERAL PUBLIC DEEP PURPLE CYHDI LAUPER TOMMY SHAH BILLY JOEL AUTOGRAPH ERIC CARMEN BRUCE COCKBURN TINA TURNER GEORGE TOOK)GOOD JOHN WAITE FALCON AND THE S TOTO LRB CULTURE CLUB

WZZQ/Tarre Haute (812) 232-5034

JOHN FOGERTY <M) JOHN PARR FOREIGNER DON HEHLEY (M) DEEP PURPLE JULIAN UtHHON PHILIP BAILEY AUTOGRAPH REO SPEEDUAGOM

BRYAN ADAMS VISION QUEST CARS SURVIVOR

BRtXTE COCKBURN

TWISTED SISTER DOKKEN I»GER HODGSON FRANKIB GOES TO. LOUDNESS PAT BENATAR

l PHIL COLLINS a HALL t OATES DOHNIE IRIS Li^bt AOOM ROBIN GEORGE

KSQY/Rapld City (605) 578-3533

JOHN FOGERTY ( DON HENLEY (H) FOREIGNER (M)

AUTOGRAPH

PRINCE ANGEL CITY DOHNIE IRIS BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN MOLLY HATCHET

playusts — An artist's name appears once per piaylist in the highest reported rotation. For example, If cuts from an album are reported In both hot and medium, the album will appear In hot. A small a before an artist's name Indicates the record Is newly reported that week, or additional tracks have been added. An (M) or (L) after an artist's name shows that other tracks from that record are In those rotations (medium or light add). An artist's name with no abbreviations means all airplay of that artist is In the listed rotation, when three or more tracks from the same album are reported in medium, that album will receive credit as being In hot and be listed as such. The album's tracks will continue to receive credit as being In medium rotation.

Parallel One

KZAP/Sacramento (916) 925-3700

YAN ADAMS (M) 5ION QUEST 3 SPEEDWAGON

DEEP PURPLE

5 THOROGOOD

KMET/Los Angeles (213) 464-5638

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KDKB/Phoenlx (602) 897-9300

3 SPEZDWACON

I MICK JXGCER

KmVEHL* BCCIES BDHKN B3U.IOHY STKVE PERKY

KOAK/San Francisco (415) 474-9100

VISION QUEST SURVIVOR AUTOGRAPH QUEBNSRYCHE ANGEL CITY GEORGE THOIOGOOO

KRQR/San Francisco (415) 765-4045

BEVERI.Y HILLS C

KZOK/Seattle (206) 281-5600 PC: PHIL STRIDER

DON HENLEY JOHN FOGKRTY BRYAN ADAMS OAVID LEE FDTH » GIOTFRIA FOREIGNER 3 SPEEDHAGCH *:b cockburh

Ll9>1t h&i.c LLOYD CDLZ

CFOX/Vancouver (604) 684-7221

KGB/San Diego (619) 292-1360

E GOBS TO.. I JOHN HUNTER LOS LCBOS TCMKY SHAW TEARS FOR F*ARS BOLLY WOODS AND 1 IMAGES IN VOGUE 1 IAN THOMAS ZAPPACOSTA

KCAL-FM/ San Bernardino

(714) 825-5020

KISW/Seattie (206) 285-7625

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN

KUPD/Phoenix (602) 838-3062

PIANET 5 DOwne iris BRUCE COCffflURN GIOPPRIA

91X/San Diego (619) 291-9191

WATERBOYS • WAST CLUB I FOGERTY

DEL FUEGOS

KBCO/Boutder (303) 444-5600

KBPI/Denver (303) 936-2313

DO) HENLEY PHILIP BAILEY GIUFFRIA SURVIVOR REO SPEEDSfAGON JOHN FOGERTY HOHEYDRIPPERS FOREIGNER DAVID LEE PDTH Mad in BEVERLY HILLS CC FRANKIE GOES TO. AUTOGRAPH SCANDAL BRYAN ADAMS G&WERAL PUBLIC

: CARMEN - COLLINS ' PARSONS IY SPANOS

KSJO/San Jose (408) 288-5400 KD: KEN ANTHONY

BRYAN ADAMS (M)

» ALAN PARSONS

BREAKFAST C

KROQ-FM/ Los Angeles

(213) 578-0830

KAZY/Denver (303) 759-5600

PAT BE NAT A R

VISfON QUEST

' WASHINGTON

KFOG/San Francisco (415) 885-1045

HONEY DRIPPERS ( FRANKIE GOES TC

KINK/Portland, OR (503) 226-5080

DAN SI EG EL STEVE MILLER JULIAN LENKOH LEO) fWSSEU. AL JARRAU ROGER H

CAGO N GORRIE STILLS

KGON/Portiand, OR (503) 655-9181

FCSIBIGSER CM!

r HAGAR 3N QUEST

REO SPBBDWAGON TRIUMPH

GEORGE THOKJGCCO AUTOGRAPH

KLOS/Los Angoias (213) 557-7250

KI^IKS ( JOHN;.;, PA PC* HENLEY JULIAN LZWON FORBIGHER

ANGEL CITY

KOME/San Jose (408) 246-6811

HBSIihb 3BICE COCKBURN 3RUCE SPRINGSTEEN

Paraftei Two

KEZE/Spokan® (509) 448-1000

DEEP PURPLE

REO SPEEOWAGCti a LOUDHESS a MICK JAGGER a PHIL COLLINS a ALAN PARSONS

KKDJ/Fresno (209) 226-5991

PD: DON FISCHER

DON HEMLEY BRYAN ADAMS FOREIGNER JOHN FOGERTY » MICK JAGGER PAT BENATAR BEVERLY HILLS COP

GIUFFRIA > KINKS SURVIVOR Madia > ALAN PARSONS JOHN UAITE > PHIL COLLINS

KISS FRANKIE GOES TC SCAM DAL HALL S OATES \ ROGER HODGSON

asfl® DCNWIE IRIS siesiiarasT clu ttilOT EAST ON

K97/Edmonton (403) 428-8597

BRYAN ADAMS

ROGER H PRINCE JOHN FOGERTY CYNDI LAUPER

KLPX/Tucson (602) 622-6711

FOREIGNER

ROGER HODGSCN

TWO IO GOOD

KWXL/Atfeuquerqus (505) 7S5-5400

' FOREIGNER

KFMG/Albuquerque (505) 265-8811

3 SPEEDWAGON

GEORGE THOROGOOO

KZEL/Eugene (503) 342-7096

JOHN FOGERTY (M! DAVID LEE SOTM BEVERLY HILLS CC VISION QUEST REO SPEBDMAGCN

, ROGER HODGSON K3MAN W)LLI DAY KJRAN [XIRAN

GEORGE TKORDGCOD JOHN PARS SAMMY HAGAf MARTIN BRIl

KPOIMonoiulu (808) 524-7100

FOREIGNER i DAVID LBE fOTH VISION QUEST BEVERLY HILLS COP HALL 1 OATES JULIAN LKNNON GENERJSL MIBLIC DON HENLEY

FRANKIE GOES TO.. KINKS CARS CYNDI LAUPSR JOHN PARR B®dloa PRINCE AOTOGRAPH TWISTED SISTER BO ADS BOM DEEP PURPLE BRUCE COCKBURN Light »a<3«

KWiBY/Saiinas- ^onterey

(408) 394-9000

LOS LOBOS

HONEYMUPPERS

KILO/ Colorado Springs (303) 634-4896

SCANDAL KROKUS

i JULIAN LENNON

KRSP-FW Salt Lake City

(801) 262-5541

< FOGERTY (M) S SPRINGSTEEN )H QUEST

JOHN OFFEBTY

Parallel Three

KTCUFt. Collins (303) 571-1232

S THOROGOOO

MALCOLM MCLAREN

FOREIGNER

KF^F/Chico (916) 343-8461 PD: BON WOODWARD

DON HENLEY IOG8R H KINKS JOHN FOGERTY JOHN WAITE FALCON AND TOE SNO CARS VISION QUEST PAT BEIOTAR

S FIRM s BRWKFAST CLUB Bedln JULIAN LEHNON

EURO GLIDERS HSaVEKLY SOD I STRANGLERS

KZOQ/Missouia (406) 728-5000

Ll«jht MOm W.AN GORKI E LINDA TOOMPSON

KSPN/A®p®n (303) 925-5776

3 SPEEDWAGON

i ALAN PARSONS HaVENLY BCD I f

KRQU/Laramie- Cheyenn®

(307) 745-7396

I AND THE SNO

AUTOGRAPH » WLLIDAY IN BRILZY

KWHL/Anchorage (907) 349-6551

FOREIGNER DEEP PURPLE REO SPEEDWAGON t MICK JAGGER

KOMP/Las Vegas (702) 876-1460

[ON QUEST IC JAGGER

KTYD/Santa Barbara (805) 967-4511

3 SPEEDWAGON

FOREIGNER

HO LLI DAY PALUHBO

LOJONESS

KOZZyReno (702) 329 9261

VISION QUEST L COLLINS

152 Reporters 150 Current Playlists

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Harv Moore MD: John Piccillo POREtGHTR/I Vttnt 0 PHILIP BAILEY/Caay Lover CHICAGO/You • re The Insplratlo DOS HEHLEY/The Boy« Of Simer.. . WWETDRIPPKRS/Rockin" At Midnight WKAMI/e«rele«» Wilaper MId Die 4 U

OWES/Method Of Stodet

BJTCK SPRINGSTEEK/Bom In CT COLTDRB CLDB/Mistake No. 3 REO SPEEDHAGCtl/Can't right t I LAUPBR/Koney Changes D IEE K)TK/Callfonila 0 'Naughty Naughty

GIOPFRIA/Call To t

ERIC CARMEN/I Manna Hea TRItMPH/Spellbound JULIAN DENNON/Too Late JOOWJEY/Dnly The Young SPONSXI BEAT/Small Town DEEP PDKPLE/Knocking AC SUKVIVOB/Hiqh On You

& METHENV/This Is Not Amei olyamui SCANDAL/Beat Of A Heart !C JAGGER/Juat Another Night i COLLIN3/One More Night HARTMAN/Second Nature

STEVE MILLER/Boogo-B N WOLLIDAYAIne Foot B

Buffalo

PD: Bill Todd MD: P.J. Foxx

POBEIGNER/I t

' ASHPORD S SIKPSCW/Solid 1 MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator > POINTER SISTEHS/Keutron Dance 1 GIUFFRIA/Ca11 To The Hoart KOOL £ THE GANG/Mis led 3TEVIE HCNDER/Love Light In Flight STEVE PERRY/p-ooU-1- •- JOHN POGERTV/The CULTURE C TIME/Jungle GLENN PREY/The GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemeas NEW EOITION/Mr. Telephone Ma SHEENA EASTCW/Sugar Walls REO SPEEDWAGOM/Can-t Fight 1 DAVID LEE BDTH/Califomia Gi

3 TINA TURHER/Private Dancer ' JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty 1 PRANKIE GOES TO K/Relax ! JOJRNEY/Dnly The Young ! JULIAN tENNON/Too Late For Goodbyes 1 ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It From 1 SURVIVOR/High On You I TEEHA HARIE/Lovergirl ' tWRAN DURAN/Save A Prayer I BRYAN (ADAMS/;Somebody I BOWIE t METHENY/Thia is Rot Aaerica

MICK JAflGER/Just Another Night PHIL COLLINS/One More Night PRINCE/Take He With 0 HADOHNA/Material G^rl CASS/Why Can't I Have You

. FM MUSICRADIO Washington, D.C.

PD: Alan Burns MD: Mary Taten

3 ASBFORD t SIMPSON/Solid 9 BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy ) BRYAN ACAMS/Run To You 1 PAT BENATAR/We Belong ! POINTER SISfTERS/Neutron Dance 1 HALL E OATES/Method Of Itodern Love "DAVID I2E POTH/Califomia Girls | MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator | KOOL C THE GANG/Mis led STEVE PERRY/Foolish Heart NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man I SHEENA BtSTCH/Sugar Walla CYNDI LAUPER/Hooey Changes Everyth FRANKIE GOES TO R/Ralax REO SPEEDKAGCS/Can't Fight This... STBVIB WCNDER/Love Light In Plight GLENN PREY/The Heat Is On JULIAN IZNNON/Too Late For Goodbyes AOTOGRAPH/Tum

Pittsburgh PD: Todd Chase MD: Keith Abrams H 1 1 POREIGNER/I Want us Know What L

. HALL & OATES/Method 0{ MOdec ' ASHPORD S SIMPSCO/Solid I REO SPBSDWAGON/Can't Fight 1 STEVE PERRY/Foolish CHICAGO/You* re The I TIME/Jungle Love SHEENA EASTON/Sugar BILLY JOEL/Keeping T HONEYDRIPPE RS/Rock 1

' PRINCE/I Would^Die GLENN PREY/The Heat JOOBNEY/Dnly The Yo COWflODORES/Nightshi JULIAN L8NNON/TOO L SURVIVOR/High On Yo

[ B104 WBSB

Baltimore PD; Steve Kingston MD: Amy Kronthal

cl^fn Montreal

Long - iHttiC Island

PD: Bill Terry Music Coord: Ruth Tolson

I PHILIP I WHAMl/Care less Miisper i MADONNA/Like A Virgin i BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy ' PRINCE/I Would Die 4 D I DON HEHLEY/The Soya Of Sum l HALL t OATES/Method Of Utode POINTER SISTERS/Neatron Dan JACK WAGNER/All I Need tWRAN OJ RAN/The Wild Boys PAT BENATAR/Wa Belong S SIMPSON/Soli d 6 RAY PARKER J 7 STEVIE W 8 GIUFPRIA/Cal . 9 STEVE PERRY/FDOlish Heai ) MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator t SHEENA EASTCB/Sugar WalJ ! KOOL s THE GANG/Mis led I GLENN FREY/The Heat Is C REO SPEEDWAGON/Can't Fie ' HONEYDHIPPERS/Sea O^Lov

- • —lephon t JOIN FOGERTY/The Old Man J JULIAN IZNNON/Valotte I HONE YDRIPPERS/Rock in * At > TINA TURNBR/Pr ivate Dane b JERMAINE JACKSON/Do What ' JOURNEYAlnly The Young I BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Born I 1 TIMK/JUngle Love

PD: Stephen Anthony WHAM!/Care less Miisper PHILIP BAILEY/Eaey Love PRINCE/I Would a „ MA DONNA/Like

i BfCNSKI BEAT/Small Town Boy ' MARIA VI DAL/Body Rock ) BRYAN ADAMS/Run To You ) EURO GLIDERS/Hea ven (Must Be There) I PARACHUTE CLUB/At The Feet Of The M< I JERMAINE STEWART/The Word Is Out FOREIGNER/I Want To Know ICiat L STBVIB WCNDER/Love Light In Plight MALCOLM MCLAREN/Hadan Butterfly JACK WAGNER/All I Need niRAN DU HAN/The Wild Boys JERMAINE JACKSON/Do What You Do PAT BENATAR/We ! N HEttLEY/Th.

23 22 CULTURE CLUB/Mista* 2? 23 CYNDI LAUPER/Money 12 24 SHEILA E./The Belle 25 25 BURYTHMICS/Sexcr ime 28 as LUBA/Stora Before T ^ 32 27 HALL S OATES/Metb~< 31 26 POINTER S

! BRIKE SPRINGSTBEN/BOr 1 PETER BDDWN/LOve Is J ' OAVID BOWIE/Ton ight OTREY HART/Larop At Mi SADE/Hang On To Your : TINA TURNER/Private D, LYDIA MURDOCK/Love On .jre Night kaN WJRflK/Save A Prayer CK JAOSSR/Just Another Night iO SPEEDWAGOM/Can't F*lght This. ~ "S FOR FEARS/Shout

COWICDORBS/Ni ghtshi f t JMJN PARR/Naughty Naugh DAVID LEE BOTH/Califom JOHN FOGERTY/The Old Ma GLENN PREY/The Heat Is HONEYDSIPPBRS/Rockin" A JULIAN MNKON/Too Late

sphor srgir] SHEENA aSTCB/Sugar <• ZADORA t JACKS OM/When NEW EOITION/M: - " TIME/Jungle Lc , _ BRYAN AOAMS/Soaebody STRANGE AOVANCE/We R

Boston PD: Charlie Quinn MD: Cindy Bailen

2 FOREIGNER/I Want To Know What L 3 ASHFORD s SIMPSOK/Solid 4 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover s DON BENLEY/The Boys Of Sumer... 6 JOHN POGBRTY/The Old Man Down The 7 OAVID LEE fOTH/Califomia Girls 8 BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy 9 KOOL s THE GANG/Mis led 10 GIUFFRIA/Call To The Heart 11 POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance 12 NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man 13 CHICAGO/You 're The Inspiratio 14 HALL S OATES/Method Of (todem Love 15 SHEENA BISTCM/Sugar Malls 6 TINA TURHER/Private Dancer 17 HADONNA/Like A Virgin 8 GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemeas 9 BRYAN ADAHS/Run To You 0 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Born In The U.S.A 1 CYNDI LAUPBR/Honey Changes Everyth 2 BSDNSKI BEAT/Small Town Boy 3 STEVIE WCNDER/Love Light In Flight 1 MA DONNA/Material Girl > JACK WAGNER/All 1 Need > GLENN FREY/The Heat la On ' DEEP PURPLE/Knock I ng At Your Back I KINKS/tlo It Again > REO SPBEDWACON/Can't Fight This... JULIAN lENNON/Too Late For Goodbyes rURAN njRAN/Save A Prayer PAT BEMATAR/Ooh Ooh Song JERMAINE JACKSON /Do What You Do JOORNEY/Only The Young MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight STEVE SHERRY/Foolish Heart 3C J AGGER/Just Another Night

PHIL COLLINS/One More Night JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty CARS/Why Can't I Have You CHAKA KHAN/This Is My Night ERIC carmen/i Wanna Bear It t FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax KIM WILCE/Go For It SURVIVOR/High On You

Montreal PD: Bob Beauchamp MD; Guy Brouillard

"P BAILEY/Easy Lover BB0N8KI a EAT/Small Town Be FOREIGNER/I Want To Know V N ADAMS/Run To You . It>isp«r ! MALCOLM MCLAREN/Madam Butt I PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U I SHEILA E./lhe Belle "Of St. 1 BURYTHMICS/Sexcr low (1984) STBVIB WCHDER/Love Light I COREY HART/It Ain't Enough HALL & OATES/Method Of (tod GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemeas PAT BENATAR/We Belong N LE NNON/Va lotte HONEYDRIPPERS/Sea

RIA VI DAL/Body Bock UCB SPRJHGSTBEN/Bom ) HFORD s SIMPSON/Solid N HENLEY/The Boys Of £ RAN OJ RAN/The Wild Boi TER BSDWN/Love Is Just 0L S THE GANG/Mis led

SADE/Hang CYNDI UUPBR/Money Changes CHICAGO/You're The Inapira CARS/Why Can't 1 Have You SHEENA EASTOJ/Sugar walls "E JACKSON/Do What 1 TIME/Jungle

L COLLIN SAme More Night t METHENY/This Is Not A ANI HSTION/Dbsesaion BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody PRINCE/Take Me With O ALPHAVILLE/Big In Japan ALYSON WYBT/Invisible FLASH s THE PAN/Midnight Man DAVID USE HDW/Califomla Girls TINA TURNER/Private Dancer JOHN HUNTER/Tragedy s Night COMHCC 0R8S/N ightshift KIM CARNBS/Invitation 1 HONEYC»IPPERS/Rookin' f MADONNA,'Material Girl KIM WILDB/Go F»r It JCWRNEY/t>nly The Young SURVIVOR/High On You 2UK)GLIDERS/Another Day ZADORA Sr JACKS ON/When T GDJO VANNELLI/Blac

1050 chum Toronto pD. jim Waters

MD; Brad "Knobby" Jones H 1 1 WRAJf I /Care less Wiisper 5 2 PHILIP B*ILB*/*a«y Lover 3 3 BRYAN ADAMS/Run To You B 4 4 FOREIGNER/I Want To Know What L H 7 S JACK WAGNER/All I Need 12 6 POINTER SISTBRS/Neutron Dance

8 8 DAVID BOWIB/Ton ight 4 s CJ,r 10 9 PARACHUTE CLUB/At The Feet Of The Mo 11 10 CULTORE CLOB/Mistake No. 3 ■ 15 11 DAVID LEE ROTH/Califotnia Girls 6 12 BB3N8KI BEAT/Snail Town Boy 9 B HONEYDRIPPERS/Sea Of Love 18 * FRANKIE GOBS TO H/The Power Of Love JJ'27 15 CHI CAGO/You ■ re The Inspiratio 20 16 CYNDI lAUPER/Money Changes Bveryth 16 17 PLAT IN (JM BLCHDE/Not In Love 22 18 BRICB SPRDJGSTBEH/Bom In The U.S A 13 19 MADCWNA/Lika A Virgin 26 JO GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess 24 21 EURYTHMICS/Sexcr ime (1984)

HALL S OATES/Method Of H: HONEYMCON SDITE/Buming 1 KALCOI^ MCLARBN/Madam But ' JOHN FOGERTY/The Old Hi I ASHFORD t SIMPSCN/Solic ' BILLY IDOL/Catch My Fal PAT BENATAR/We Belong

REO SPEEDWAGCS/Can't Fight This KINKS/Do It Again IKJNEYDRIPPBRS/ltookin' At Midnight JOHN HUNTER/Tragedy DON HENLEY/The Boys Of sunn GLENN FREY/The Beat Is On DURAH DORAN/Save A Prayer STEVE PERRY/Foolish Heart BRYAN ADANS/Somebody COREY HART/Lanp At Midnite BRTOE COCKBURN/If J

Toronto PD: Sandy Sanderson MD: Bob Saint

FOREIGNER/I Want To BR0NSK1 BEAT/Small 1 K WAGNER/All I tte H ADAMS/Run To You 1 POINTER SISTERS/Neutro FRANKIE GOES TO H/The BRJKB SPRINGSTEBN/Bom BILLY OCSlN/Loverboy

> DAVID I£E BDTH/Calif, > HONEYDRIPPERS/Sea Of ' LAURA BRANIGAN/Ti An< ! CHICAGO/You're The Ir J GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendei I PAT BENATAR/We Be lone ! STEVIE WOJDBR/I Just JERMAINE JACKSCW/Do V

PRINCE/I Would Die 4 DAVID BOWIE/Ton ight CORAN ECRAN/The Wild CULTURE CLUB/Mistake

w What I i FOREIGNER/I Wan I MA DONN A/LikB A i DON HEHLEY/The Boys Of Sumer i PRINCB/I Would Die 4 U ' an CAGO/You're The Inspiratio • Y OCras/Loverboy IGHT STAR/Operator D LEE ICTH/Califomia Girls POINTER SISTBRS/Neutron Dance ASHFORD fi SIMPSON/Solid NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man STEVIE WCNDER/Love Light In Flight TIME/Jungle love HALL C OATES/Method Of Modem Love O SPBEDWAGOM/Car

3 KOOL « THE GANG/Misled 1 RJRAN CORAN/Save A Prayer 2 JOHN FOGERTY/The Old Han Down The i SHEENA EASTOJ/Sugar Walls I MICK JAGGER/Just Another Night i MADONNA/Material Girl i CYNDI LAUPER/Money changes Everyth JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty 1 HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight 1 BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith JOURNEYA>nly The Young

L

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ik'l'lin .

L^LiLiJiS PD: Scott Walker MD: Glenn Kalina

Philadelphia

PRINCE/I Would Die 4 t PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lo\ GIUFFRIA/Call To The I BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy I HALL £ OATES/Method i GENERAL PUBLIC/Tcnd 1 NEW EDITION/Mr. Tel 1 JOORHEY/Only The Yc I CYNDI LAUPER/Money 1 TEMPTATIOSS/Treat H T STAR/Opera GLENN FREY/The Heat REO SPEEDWAGCH/Can' MADONNA/Matei JCHH FOGERTY/The Light In Flight

I CHAKA KHAN/This Is My Night HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight JCKN HUNTER/Tragedy CUUTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 AUTOGPAPH/Tum Op The Radio JCHN PARR/Naughty Naughty ' SCANDAL/Beat Of a Heart ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It From TINA TURNER/Private Dancer KIM CAIKES/Invit IN WAITE/Rest

DAN HAHTMAN/Second N! PHIL COLLIN E/One Kort MICK JAOSER/JUBt Anot ZADORA K JACKSOtJ/Whet PRINCE/Take Me With t M WILDE/GO I

NOLAN THOMAS/Yo' Litl BILLY JOEL/Keeping T1 SURVIVOR/High On You COMBCDORES/Nightshift CARS/Why Can't I Have BRUCE COCKBURN/If I I ANI HDnot)/Obsess ion JERMAINE STEWART/The

/Holyanna N ADAMS/Somebody E & METHENY/This I

v_ J

WPLJ* "ewYork

CKICAGO/You're The Ir ASHFORD £ SIMPSON/Sol JACK WAGNER/All t Nee BRYAN ADAMS/Run To Yc DON HENLBY/The Boys c POINTER SISTBRS/Neutr JERMAINE JACKSON/Do V

M BLCNDB/Not In Lov 1 BRUCE COCKBURN/If I Had A MALCOLM MCLAREN/Madam Butt LIONEL RICHIB/Penny Lover HALL & OATES/Method Of ftod CYNDI LAUPER/Money Changes CYNDI LA0PER/A11 Through T CHICAGO/Hard Habit To Brea TINA TURNER/Private Dancer JULIAN LENNON/Valotte

PD; Scott Shannon New York MD; Frankie Blue H 2 1 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover H 3 2, FOREIGHBR/1 Want To Know What L 1 3 MADONNA/Like A Virgin H 4 4 WHAMI/Careless Whisper 7 5 KOOL & THE GANG/Mis led 6 6 CHICAGO/You 're The Inspiratio 5 7 ASHFORD (1 SIMPSON/Solid 9 8 BRYAN ADAMS/Run To You 10 9 NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man K 17 10 POINTER SISTBRS/Neutron Dance 13 11 DAVID LEE lOTO/Callfomia Girls 12 12 PR3HCE/I Would Die 4 U 14 13 JERMAINE JACKS ON/Do What You Do 20 14 DON HEHLEY/The Boys Of Suamer.. . 8 15 JACK WAGNER/All I Need 24 16 BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy 18 17 NOLAN IHOMAS/Yo' Little Brother

PAT BENATAR/We Be ' BILLY JOEL/Keepin > IX'RAN DORAN/Save GLENN FREY/The He TIME/jungle I IAUPER/AII 1

SOUTH

Miami

PD: Keith Isley WINZ-FM MD: Mark Shands

POREIGNER/I want To Know t E STEWART/The Word Is 1 BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy ' CHI CAGO/You ' re The Inapirati 1 REO SPBEDWAGOH/Can't Fight T

W EDITION/Mr. Telephone NOLAN TOOMAS/Yo' ASHFORD & SIMPSCM/Soli HALL e, OATBS/MethOd Of MADOWNA/Like A Virgin TBMPWTIONS/Treat Her

T STAR/Operator JCHN PARR/Naughty Naughty PRINCE/I Would Die 4 0 DIANA lOSS/MiBSing You REBBIE JACKSON/Centipede

IN FOGERTY/The Old M AN TORAN/The Wild B .Y BBDWM/Don 't Hang

ANIMOTION/Obsesai< GLENN FREY/The He! MICK J AGGER/Just J SCANDAL/Beat C JOORSEY/Only 1 PRINCB/Take Me

! C METHENY/This Is Not Amer >A MICHAEL WA/Gimoe, Gimae. IB HILDB/Gotta Get You Hoita

jvergirl

3ve Light In Flight KINKS/Do It Agait s Of £

it Midnight

SPOONS/Romantic Traffic BRYAN ADAMS/Some body STRANGE ADVANCE/We I COREY UART/Lamp A

Pittsburgh

^ FM PD; Scott Alexander

! BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy I PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover 1 DAVID LEE lOM/Califomia ■ CHICAGO/You're The Inapira ; maDCWNA/Like A Virgin DON HENLBY/The Boys Of Sun

SPEEDWAGON/Can't Fight 1 ._R SISTBRS/Neutr' I SHEENA EASTON/Sugar W > TIME/Jungle Love i CYNDI LAUPER/Money Ch. 1 MIDNIGHT STAR/Operato: I PRANKIE GOES TO H/Rel. • TEENA MARIE/LovergirI 1 HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' NEW EDITION/Mr : JACK WAGNER/A1 sphon

is led

N DORAN/Save A ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna 1 GLENN FREY/The Heat MADONNA/Material Gi

A TURNER/Private Dancer 'AN ADAMS/Somebody N PARR/Naughty Naughty

Boston PD; Sunny Joe White MD; Geni Donaghey

a WUsr POREIGNER/I h PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Love ASHFORD t SIMPSON/Solid HALL & OATES/Method Of I BILLY OCaN/Loverboy B GANG/Misled STEVE PERRY/Foolish He BIONSKI BEAT/Small To* GENERAL POBLIC/Tendem SHEENA EASTCW/Sugar Wa CYHDI UUPBR/Money cha ' "T STAR/Operator

JOHN FOGERTY/The Old Han Do» He No. 3 'Lovergir 1 1 DAVID LEE BJTH/California Gi GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On : TEMPTATIONS/Treat Her Like A TINA TURNER/Private Dancer REO SPEEDWAGOM/Can't Fight T JOHN HUNTER/Tragedy Y OSBORNE/The Borderli 8 TIME/Jungle 9 FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax ) JULIAN lENHON/Too Late For 1 ERIC CARMEN/1 Wanna Hear I( ! HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Mi i BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Fait I JOHN PARR/Naughty Haughty 1 UTFO/Roxanne. Roxanne

HICK JAGGER/Just Another Ni SCANDAL/Beat Of A Heart MADONNA/Material Girl

ANI MOTION/Obsess ion BOWIE i MBTHENY/This Is Not BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody JOIRNEY/On ly The Young SORVIVOR/High On You LRB/Playing To Win JOAN JETT/1 Love You Love CARS/Why Can't I Have You SAM HARRIS/Hearts On Fire NOLAN THOMAS/Yo' Little Broth KIM WILDE/GO For It COMICDORES/Nightshift AUTOSRAp''/'""1 ^ 18 ^ ,,i9ht MAICOLB MCLAREN/Madam Butterf

92 PRO;Fm Providence

Operations Manager: Tom Cuddy P BAILEY/Bas

S SIMPSOH/Soli 1 POINTER SISTERS/Neutro I DON HENLBY/The Boys Of 1 JCWN FOGERTY/The Old M GIUFFRIA/Call To The H BILLY OCBAN/Loverboy CULTURE CLUB/Mistake N< .-T STAR/Operator A TURNER/Private Da:

NN FREY/The Heat Is On EDITION/Mr. Telephone Hi DI LAUPER/Money Changes t VIE WCNDER/Love Light In ERM. PUBLIC/Tendemess Fight 1 - angle Love HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin 1 PAT BENATAR/Ooh Ooh £ ERIC CARMBN/I Wanna V. JEFFREY OSBORNE/The E ragedy

N 1£NNON/Toc

PD: Kris O'Kelly MD: Greg Rolling

« BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy 5 TIME/Jungle Love i NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone J POINTER SISTBRS/Neutron Da » PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover I DON HENLBY/The Boys Of Suir I FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax

MADONNA/Material Girl ASHFORD S SIMPSON/Solid HALL C OATES/Method Of Ibd SHEENA EASTCN/Sugar Walla

JOJRNBY/Cnly 1 ^ GENERAL PUBLIC/Tondcrness JCflN PARR/Naughty Naughty JULIAN IENNON/T00 Late For ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It f RAN DORAN/Save A Prayer T BENATAR/Ooh

tbbSA MARIE/Lovergir I BRYAN ADAMS/Soaebody SCAN DAL/Beat Of A Heart PHIL COLLINS/One More Night TEMPTATIONS/Treat Her Like A Lad KINKS/Do It Again LRB/Playing To Win KIM CARNBS/Invitation To Dance BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith JOURNEY/tonly The Youn^ SORVIVOR/High On You BOWIE < METHENY/This I

Washington

PD: Smokey Rivers Assist. PD: Tom Kent

TIME/Jungle Love ' BILLY OCEAN/Loverbc POINTER SISTERS/Net

J

SPEEDWAGCd/Can't Fight This... "-ST STAR/Operator 5 S SIMPSON/Solid WCNDER/Love Light In Flight

TEMPTOTIONS/Treat Her L HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin* Al JOHN POGBRTY/The Old Han Down The JULIAN U5NN0N/TOO Late For Goodby. BILLY JOEL/Keeping Tt BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody MADONNA/Mater

PD; John Lander MD; Patty Hamilton

WHAMI/Care less Miisper PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover CHICAGO/You're The Inapira 1 FOREIGNER/I Want To ' JACK WAGNER/All I Ne I BRYAN ADAMS/Run Tto V 1 DON HENLEY/The Boys

JCHN PARR/Naughty Naughty DIANA lOSS/Miasing You JOOIOWY/Only The Young

1 DURAN CORAN/lhe Wild Boys 2 HAY PARKER JR./Jamie J NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man 1 JCHN PARR/Naughty Naughty 5 PRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax 5 POINTER SISTBRS/Neutron Dance ' BALL S OATES/Method Of Itodem Love i GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On > GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess 1 BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy STEVIE WCNDER/Love Light In Flight I ASHFORD S SIMPSON/Solid JCHN FOGERTY/The Old Han Down The DAVID LEE EOTH/Cali forn la Girls SHEENA EASTON/Sugar Walls TINA TURHER/Private Dancer PAT BENATAR/Ws Belong 1 CULTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 J<WRNEY/t5nly The Young

BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody SURVIVOR/High On You CHAKA KHAN/This Is JULIAN LENNON/T00 Lat ERIC CARMEN/1 Wanna 1 HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' TEEHA HARIE/Lovergirl PAT BENATAR/Ooh Ooh S JOHN HUNTER/Tragedy

^ Dallas/ Ft. Worth

VP/Programming: John Shomby MD/Assist PD: Pamela Steelc

T 0C8R N/Lov« rboy

9 10 TIHK/dungle Lev® 5 12 HALL & OKTES/Kethod Of Modem 5 13 HZDHIGUT STAB/Operator 5 14 rOREIGNBR/1 Want To Know Wh»t 5 15 JCBM POGBRTY/Th# Ola Kan Down ' 16 TKKHA MARIBA«v.rglrl I 17 JORN HUffTCP/Tragedy I 18 ASBTORO S SIKPSOH/Solid ' 19 POINTER SISTIRS/Neutron Dance I 20 SURVIVOR/Hlgh On You

1 ADAKS/Somebody

STZVK FBRRY/Foolish Heart HDNRYDRIPPERS/RdcV: in' At Midnight CARS/Why Can't I Have You TINA TURMBR/Private Dancer

Tampa

Ops Mgr: Mason Dixon PD: Steve Rivpns

H 3 1 WHAM I/Care less WsiAper H 5 3 rORKIGMER/I Want TO Know V

MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator PRINCE/I would Die

SREENA mSTCW/Sugar Walls JERKAINB JACKSCN/Do What You RBO SPEEDWAGON/Can 't Fight 1 JCBS PARR/Naughty Naughty

Minneapolis

< AOAMS/Somebody

TEENA HAHIE/Lovergir 1

WNVZ Norfolk

PD: Jeff Morgan MD: Greg South

mi.lt BAILEY/Eaay lav»r rORIIGWER/I Want To Know WHAHI /Care leas Wiisper CCW moa-EY/Ths Boys Of S WDCBHA/Ulco A Virgin BILLY OCEAN/Lore rboy PRIHCE/X Would Dl« 4 0 ASHPORD I SIHPSOB/Solid BRWIE SPRINGSTEEN/Bom In The 0.8.A 8TEVIK WCWDER/Love Light In Plight JACK WAGNER/A11 I Need PAT BBHATAR/He Belong KOOL 4 THE GANG/Kla led

I 18 MIDNIGHT BTAR/Opera

2 23 3HEEMA EASTCW/Sugar

) 35 GIOPPRIA/Ci 5 36 CULTURE \ 37 PRANKIE GOBS ' k 39 SURVIVOR/High

Y JOEL/Keeping The P K nOSS/Missing Yc «I LEHKON/Too Lat S BENSOH/20/20

fMi 19 PD: Robert W. 1

PD: Jim Morrison MD: Jeff McCartney

H 1 1 WBAMI/Caraless Whisper

PD: Dave Anthony MD: Don Michaels

EORBIGNER/I Want To Itno DAVID LEE ROTH/Califom MIDNIGHT OTAR/Operatoc POINTER SISTERS/Neutron RBO SPEEDKAGCW/Can't Tight This... JOHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The SHEENA EAST Of/Sugar walls DON HENLEY/The Soya Of Sumer... HONEYDRIPPERS/RookIn' At Midnight

■ Changes Everyth

KOOL « JCORNEY/Only The Young SURVIVOR/High On You JCfflN PARR/Naughty Naughty PAT BBNATAR/Ooh Ooh Song

Atlanta

i JOHN POCERTY/The Old Man Do-, i KOOL S THE GANG/MlS led ' POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dan< 1 NEW BDITION/Mr. Telephone Mi i REO SPBBDWAGCW/Can't Pight 1 BILLY OCSAN/Loverboy MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator DAVID USE fOTH/Califom la Gi POREIGenSR/I Want To QIUPPRIA/Call To The GENERAL POBLIC/Tende

TEENA MARIE/Lovergir t JEFFREY OSBORSE/The B ASHPORD s SIMPSON/Sol TEMPTATIONS/Treat Her JULIAS MNNON/Too Lat -8 SPRINGSTEEN/Sorn I K JAGGER/Just Another DI LAUPER/Money Chang RGE BBNSON/20/20

MRDCHHA/Material PHIL COLLIN S/One PRINCE/TaJce He w STEVE PERRY/Poo lish H CW8AN DURW/Save A Pr

Miami PD: Robert W. Walker MD: Joni Siani

s Milsper > The Inspiratlo POREIGMBR/I Want To Know What L JERMAINE STEWART/The Word Is Ou MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator fBDOWA/Lllte A Virgin ASHPORD S SIMPSON/Solid HALL s OATES/Method Of Madern I, NEW BDITION/Coo 1 It Now DOH HENLEY/The Boys Of Soawer.- PRANKIE GOBS TO H/Relax . Telephone Man o' Little Brother POINTER SISTBBS/Seutron Dance X-POSED/Point Of No Return GIUFPRIA/Call To The Heart KOOL S THE GANG/Mia led CULTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 JULIAN U5NNO«/Too Late Por Ge JOORBBY^Jnly The Young TIME/Jungle Love TEENA MARIE/Lovergir 1 ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It f BROHSKI BEAT/Small Town Boy PHIL COLLIN S/One More Night

Atlanta

PD: John Young MD: Chris Thomas

1 WHAMI/Care less whisper 2 TIMS/Jongle Love 3 BILLY OCBAN/Loverboy 4 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover 5 ASHPORD t SIHPSON/Solid S PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U 7 SHEENA EASTOJ/Sugar Walls 9 POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance 9 KAOCNNA/Like A Virgin ) POREXGNER/I Want To Know What L I GIUFPRIA/Call To The Heart ! KOOL s THE GANG/Mis led I JOHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The i NEW BDITION/Mr. Telephone Han ' MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator HALL S OATES/Hethod O^Hodam Love TEMPISTIOSS/Treat Her Like A Lady 1 StCNSKI BEAT/Snail Town Boy GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On GENERAL PUBLIC/TendemoSB TINA TURNER/Private Dancer STEVE PERRY/Fooliah Heart RBO SPBEDWAGGN/Can't Fight This... JOHN HUNTER/Tragedy DAVID u;b B3TH/Callfornla Girls TEENA MARIK/Lovergirl PRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax EWRAN DORAS/Save A Prayer KIH CAWES/Invitation To Dance

ERIC CARMEN/I t HONEYWlPPERS/ttaokln' At Midr JULIAN TZNNON/Too Late For Gc MICK jagger/just Another Nigh MADONHA/Materlal Girl PRINCE/Take Me with n PHIL COU.INSA>ne More Night SCANDAL/Beat of A Heart JCURSSYAlnly The Young BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith BOWIE t, METHENY/rhis Is Not A SURVIVOR/High on You ZADORA t JACKSCW/When The Rail

BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith JOURJJEY/Only The Young COMtCDORBS/Xightshift HONEYORIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It Proa

MIDWEST

WHVT

kim: PD: C.C. Matthews

fOREIGHER/I Want To PHILIP BAILEY/Basy I DON HEHLEY/The Boys WHAMl/Cai

POINTER SISTERS/Neutt

CYNDI LAUPER/Mooej JCORNEY/Only The Your JOHN POGERTY/The Old JOHN HUOTER/Tragedy ERIC CARMEN/r Wanna Hear It Pros TOTO/Holyanna

Jxm»m lOrtljQjI^I KBEQ

Kansas City PD: Pat McKay MD: Karen Barber

1 1 FOREICWER/l Want To Know What L 2 2 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover H 3 3 WHAMI/Careless Whisper 8 7 4 MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator 5 S POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance 6 6 TIME/Jungle Love 10 7 HALL S OWES/Method Of Itodem Love 8 8 DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Suamer.. 9 9 CULTURE CLUB/Hlstake No. 3 4 10 PRINCE/1 Would Die 4 U 11 11 CYNDI LAUPBR/Money Changes Everyth 15 12 BILLY OCRH/Lovetboy H 19 13 RBO SPEEDWAGON/Can't Fight This... 14 14 SHSEHA BASTCM/Sugar Walls 16 15 KOOL i THE GANG/Mis led 17 16 JCHS FOGSRTY/The old Han Down The 19 17 TINA TURNER/Private Dancer 20 IS DAVID LEE BDTK/CaUfornla Girls 21 19 JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty 22 20 JOURNEY/On ly The Young H 25 21 NEW BDITION/Mr. Telephone Man 26 22 GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On 24 23 ASHPORD i SIMPSCH/Solld H 32 24 KJRAN DURAH/Save A Prayer 27 25 JULIAN UEKNON/Too Late Por Goodbyes 28 26 SURVIVOR/High On You A 27 PHIL COU.INSA)ne More Night 29 28 JOHN HUWTER/Tragedy 30 29 ERIC CARMZN/I Warma Hear It From A X HADOHNA^iatorial Girl A 31 MICK JAGGBH/JUst Another Night 33 32 BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith A 34 JEFFREY 06B0BSE/The Borderlines

PD: Tom Jeffries MD: Shadow Stevens

H 1 1 PORBlGtTER/I Want To Know What H 3 2 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover H 4 3 DON HBNLBY/Wie Boys Of Suaaer. 5 4 STEVE WRRY/Foolish Heart 7 S GIUFPRIA/Call To The Heart 6 6 BILLY OCBAN/Loverboy 9 7 WHAMI/Careless tfcisper 8 8 PRMCf/I would Die 4 O 10 9 POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance H 14 10 RBO SPEEDWAGCH/Can *t Pight Thii 12 11 HALL i OATES/Method Of Modem 1 2 12 cmCAGO/You're The Inspiratlo H 17 13 KOOL s THE GANG/Mis led 18 15 TKKNA MARJE/Iy>vergir 1 20 16 MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator 11 17 SHEENA EASTCK/S-jgar Walls 21 18 TIME/Jungle Love 22 19 JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty 23 20 JCORNEY/Only The Young D 21 SURVIVOR/High On You 24 22 JCBB POGERTY/The Old Man Down 1 26 23 DAVID LEB Km/California Girls 25 34 B.B. TAYLOR GBOUP/Reggae Rock I 27 25 TINA TURNER/Private Dancer 28 26 JCMN HUNTER/Tragedy D 27 BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith 30 28 KINKS/Do It Again D 29 JULIAN LEKNOH/Too L

hftradio Detroit 96

fm

PD: Gary Berkowitz ASHPORD S SIMPSON/Solid PHILIP BAILEY/Basy Lover PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U BILLY OCSAN/Loverboy POINTER SISTERS/Neutron D TEMPTATIONS/Treat Her Lik lADCNMA/Like A Virgin GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On TEENA MARIE/Lovergir 1 CHICAGO/You're The Inspiri SHEENA EASTCH/Sugar Wails SEW BDITION/Mr. Telephone Ma REO SPBEDHASOI/Can't Pight T DAVID USE lOTH/Califomia Gi

S PERRY/Fooliah H DON HBNLBY/The Boys MIDNIGHT STAR/Operat CYNDI LAUPBR/Honey C TINA TURNBR/Private 1 PRANKIE GOBS TO H/Relax JCHN HOOTER/Tragedy PAUL HARDCASTLE/Rain Forest KOOL S, THE GANG/Mis led ' JCORNEY/Only The Young CURAN DORAN/Save A Prayer JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty CULTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 HONBYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight NOLAN THOMAS/Yo" Little Brother DIANA ROSS/Mlssing You

PRIMCB/Take Me With U MADCNNA/Material Girl MICK JAGGBR/JUst Another Night BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody BOWIE s METKSNY/This Is Not America JULIAN UEMNON/Too Late. Por Goodbyes M WILDE/qo F

PAT SENATAR/Ooh Ooh Song CHAKA KHAN/This Is My Night KIM CARNES/Invitatian To Dane SURVIVOR/High On You ERIC CARHEN/I Wanna Hear It t COWOD ORES/Ni ghtshl ft JERMAINE STEWART/The Word Is

Chicago pd; Buddy Scott MD: Joe Bohannon

SNA EASTCN/Sugat Halls M POGERTY/The Old Man Down . Telephone Man

JOORNBY/tlnly T

N HUOTER/Tragedy K JAGGEB/Just Anot

Q102 Ops Mgr; Jim Fox MD: Dave Allen

■ ^

Cincinnati

raid Die 4 U all To The Rear SURVIVOR/I can't Hold Bac BILLY OCAN/Loverboy STEVE PERRY/Foolish Heart POINTER SISTERS/Neutron C MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator RAY PARKER JR./Jamie WHAMI/Careless Wiiaper HALL I OATES/Method Of (toder COREY HART/It Ain't Enough TIME/Jungle Love JERMAINE JACKSON/Do What You BALL t OKTBS/Out Of Touch SURVIVOR/High On You

I LAUPBR/Money C I IAUPER/A11 Through T C THE GANG/Misled

Chicago

Ops. Mgr.: John Gehron PD: Tim Kelly

MADONNA/Like DAVID LEE HDTH/CalifoMlia Girl CHICAGO/You■ re The Inspiratlo DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Sunoer. GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On GIUFFRIA/Ca 11 To The Heart NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man

0 SPBBDWAGCM/Can't Pight This... HMKIE GOBS TO H/Relax SENA EASTON/Sugar Walls

PRINCE/Let'a Go Crazy HONEYDRIPPERS/Bookin' At Midnight SHEENA ET N FOGERTY/The Old Man Down Th

/One More Night TIME/Jungle Love

Chicago Ops. Mgr.: John Gehron PD: Dallas Cole

'ant To Know wt A virgin i JACK WAGNER/A11 I Need BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy DAVID LEE WTH/Callfornia C CHI CAGO/You' re The Inspirat GI^NN PRBY/The Heat Is On GIUFFRIA/Ca 11 To The Heart NEW EDITION/Mr.

N ADAMS/Run To You > PRINCE/I Would Die 4 0 ' HALL « OATES/Method Of Modem Love ! BRUCE SPRDIGSTBKN/Born In The O.S.I I JERMAINE JACKS ON/Do What You Do ! PRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax i JULIAN LBHRON/Too Late Por Goodbyes 1 SHEENA EASTOJ/Sugar Walls 1 HONBYDRIPPERS/Sea Of Love I PAT BEHATAR/»e Belong ! SURVIVOR/I Can't Hold Back 1 JOURNEvenly The Young STEVE PERRY/Foollsh Heart HALL t OATBS/Dut Of Vouch I HONEYDRIPPBRS/Rockin' At Midnight SHEENA EASTCH/Strut

PHIL COLLIN S/One Mora Night TIME/Jungle I -

PD: Tac Hammer Minneapolis Asst. PD/MD: Gregg Swedberg

PHILIP BAILEY/Basy Love BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy GIUFPRIA/Call

N FOGERTY/The Old Man C > RBO SPBBDWAGCM/Can't Fight This... I MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator ! KOOL £ THE GANG/Mis led I DAVID LEE n3TH/Califomia Girls I JOHN HUSTBR/Tragedy i SHEENA EASTCH/Sogar Walls i FORBIGNBR/I Want To Know What D ' JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty I DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Suoner. .. 1 CHI CAGO/You're The Inspiratlo PRINCB/Take Me With U HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin1 At Midnight TCtMY SHAW/Lonely School

t In Flight

9 25 SURVIVOR/High c

NEW EDITION/Mr. lephon CYNDI LAUPBR/Money Changes Breryth KIM WILCE/Go For It TEENA MARIB/lsnrscflrl JC«N VhltW/Mtmt less leart JCUBI(BT>e»ljr ffce Tooeg


Seattle PD: MD

Ric Hansen Sandy Louie

WHAMI/Careless Whisper BILLY OCKAM/Loverboy POREIGHBR/I Want to Know W>at t PHILIP BAILEY/Basy Lover PRINCS/I Would Die 4 U .GO/You're The Inspiratlo ' OATBS/Method Of Itodem Uyi •Wi, S THE GANG/Mis led RBO SPEBDWAGCH/Can't Fight This.. DON HBRLBY/The Boys Of Suaeur.., SHEENA nSTCH/Sogar Walle POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Da DAVID IZE tow/CaUfccnla JCBK FOOESTY/nie Old Han D RAY PAWBR JR./Jamie TEEMA MARIE/Lovergirl

PBRRY/Poolisf Irgin I tONEYERIPPERS/Rockln' At Wdnl^lt ' J0ORNBy/3nly The Young I PRANKIE GCK8 TO H/Rslax TIME/Jungle Love ' GIUFFRIA/Ca 11 To The Heart MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator SnviK WCBDBR/Love Ligbt In Flight GBWtRji, POTLIC/Tendemess I BRIKF SPRINGSTEEN/T'm On Firm CULTURE CLUB/Mietake Wo. 3 PAT BENATA R/Ooh Ooh Son g BRIC CAKmN/I Wanna Hear It From ASBFOBD I SIMPSON/Solid J1®>1AN IB NN ON/Too Late Por Goodbyes CYHDI LAUPBR/Money Changes Everyth

SURVIVOR/High On You NBW BDITION/Mr. Telephone Man BILLY JCKL/Keeping The Faith BOWIE t KETHBUY/This Is Hot America MICK JAGGER/Just Anot JCHN HUNTBR/Tragoiy PEL COLLIN8/t)ne Uor» CARS/Why Can't I Have

r Might

PD: Lee Douglas Asst PD: Steve Kelly

rgin BILLY OCSAN/Loverboy REO SPBEDWAGOI/Can't Fight ^ SHEENA EASTON/Sugar Walls 1 CHICAGO/You're The Inspirati DAVID LEE fD•re/California GI

s SIMPSON/Solid W HENLEY/The Boys Of St SENA MARIE/Lovergirl t« EDITION/Mr. Telephone R GANG/MlS ll i TEMPIATIOHS/Trea t Hei HONEYDRIPPERS/Rocli

T STAR/Operator TIME/Jungle Love e Light In Plight Late For Goodbyes

S DURAN/Save A Prayer A FDSS/Miss

KINKS/Do jghty Naughty

WKTI Milwaukee PD: Tim Fox MD: Kelly Wallace

SHEENA EAETOI/Sugar Walls JCHN PARR/Naughty Naughty NSW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man HONEYDRIPPERS/ftockln' At Midnight SURVIVOR/High Cm You JOURSKY/Cnly The Young ,* JOEL/Keeping The Faith t Of A Heart

A

PD: Tom Chase Sacramento MD: Mr. Ed

WHAMI/Care less Whisper I FOREIGBBR/I Want To Kno P BAILEY/Easy Love i PRIHCB/I Would Die 4 t DCK HENLEY/The Boys OJ BILLY OCEAN/Lovmrboy S OATBS/Method 0« "R SISTBRS/Neutro — ,K FBRRY/Foolish Heart ! JCSS FOGERTY/The Old Man Down The I BRYAN ADAMS/Run To You I GLBNN FREY/The Heat Is On ' CYNDI LAUPBR/Mcney Changes Everyth > JACK WAGMER/All I Need ' DAVID USE (DTH/Califomia GirU I RBO SPEBDWAG<W/Can't Fight This... • PRANKIE G<»S TO H/Relax MID NIGHT STAR/Operator JERMAINB JACKSON/Do What You Do TIMS/Jungle Love GIUFFRIA/Ca11 To The Heart PAT BENATAR/»e Belong NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephcee Man

JULIAN IBMNON/TOO Late l SHEENA EASTCH/Sugar Wa ' HOMFYDRIPPBRS/Rockin' r Goodbyes

I JCORNEY/Only The Young i ERIC carhen/i Wanna Hear i PAT BENATA R/Ooh Ooh Song 1 BILLY JOEL/Keeping The F TINA TURNER/Private Dane ' AN! MOTION/Obsession ragody

SCANDAL/Beat Of A Hear SURVIVOR/High On You N ADAMS/Somebody

WEST

mm Phoenix PD: Reggie Blackwell

MD: Art Morales

P BAILBY/Easy Lover I BILLY OCBAN/Loverboy > POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance > DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Sumaer. ' STEVE PERRY/Foollsh Heart » HALL S OATBS/Method Of Modem Love » CHI CAGO/You're The Inspiratlo I JACK MAGNER/A11 I Need SURVIVOR/I Can't Hold Back STBVIE WONDBR/Love Light In Flight PR1NCB/I Would Die 4 U MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator TIME/Jungle Love PRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax 1 CULTURE C«MW/*IA 1 TINA TURHER/Prl. JOHN FOGERTY/The Old H

St. Louis

BILLY JOfely/Reeplng The JOHN HUOTKP/.Tragedy JCHN dlFFBRTY t, E/Tende CORAN obRAN/Save A Pray TOmY ^HAW/Lonely Schoo SUKVIVOif/High on You

Ops. Dir.: Dave Robbins MD: John Frost

l CHI CAGO/YOU i FORBIGNBR/I Si

ve Light in Flight X KAGNBR/A11 I Need HONBYDRIPPERS/Rock in' At Midnight HALL s OATES/Method Of Modem Love AWTOGRAPH/Tum up The Radio ASHPORD 6 SIMPSON/Solid GIUFPRIA/Call To The Heart SHEENA EASTCK/Sugar Walls

GLENN FREY/The H

NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone M MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator /Naughty Naughty 35 32 JCORNEY^Jnly The Young 37 33 SURVIVOR/High tti You A 34 MICK JAGGBR/Just Another Night

N DURAH/Save A Prayer RAL PUBLIC/Tendsmess B a KETHBNY/This Is Hot America AN UJNNON/Too Late For Goodbyes

(Q>03F/Wy

KOAQ Denver

PD: Jack Regan MD: Alan Sledge

1 FORBIGNBR/I Want To Know What L 2 WHAMI/Careless Wiisper 3 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover 4 SILLY OCEAN/Loverboy 5 HALL & OATBS/Method Of Modem Love 6 DC*J HENLEY/The Boys Of Suaner. .. 7 STEVE PBRRY/Foolish Heart S PRINCS/I Would Die 4 u 9 CHI CAGO/You're The Inspiratlo ! STBVIE WCHDER/Love Light In Flight I POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance ! REO SPEIDWAGCN/Can't Fight This... 1 KOOL S THE GANG/Misled 1 DAVID IZE BSTO/Caltfomia Girls i CYNDI lAUPER/Monsy Changes Everyth SHBBNA EAST CM/Sugar Walls CULTURB CLUB/Mistake No. 3 GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On ' TINA TURHEB/PTivate Dancer GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess JOHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The HADCNNA/Llke A Virgin IIGUT STAR/Operator .Y JC®L/Keeping The Faith

D 30 JCORNEY/Only The Your E> 31 BOWIE S METHBNT/This D 32 [I! RAN DORAN/Save A Pi D 33 SURVIVOR/High On You S JOHN HUNTEB/Tragedy

BRIC CARMEN/1 Wanna Hear It I NBW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Hat TEENA MARIE/Lovergirl PHIL COLLIN S/One More Night MADCHNA/Materlal Girl BRYAN AOAMS/Somebody JEFPRBY OBBORNB/The BorderUn CARS/Why Can't I Have You GKORGB BBNSCW/20/20

102.7 VP/Prog.: Gerry De Francesco Assistant PD: Mike Schaefer

... STAR/0 per a KASTCN/Sugar ASHPORD i SIHPSON/Soll TEENA MARIE/Lovergirl JACK KAGNER/A11 I Need BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy GLENN FREY/The Heat la

NI MOTION/Obsess i Light In Flight

in' At Midnight My Might

Late For Goodbyes ily 1

JCHN PARR/Naughty Naughty PRINCB/Take Me With'u PHIL COLLIN S/One More Night MICK JAGGER/Just Another Ni SURVIVOR/High

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PD: Jeff King MD: Damien Seattle

KX5

24 20 H 27 21 26 22 25 25 30 26 28 27 32 28

H 40 32 35 33 36 34

WHAMI/Care leaa Whisper PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U FOREIGSER/I Want To Know What L CHICRGO/You1 re The inaplratio PHILIP BAILBY/Eaay Lover POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance HALL « QftTBS/Method Of Ifcdem Love DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Sumner... BILLY OCERN/Loverboy MIDNTOHT OTAR/Operator STEVE PERRY/Pooliah Heart CYNDI lAUPER/Money Changes Everyth HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight CULTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 TEENA MARIE/Lovergirl DAVID LEE JOTH/California Girla GIUPFRIA/Call To The Heart KOOL & THE GANG/Mlsled SHEENA EASTON/Sugar Walla GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On JCKN PARR/Naughty Naughty GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess ASHFORD & SIMPSON/Solid FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax GEORGE BENSON/20/20 JCHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The STEV1E WCNDER/Love Light In Plight CARS/Why Can't I Have You JCORNEY/Dnly The Young MADONNA/Material Girl JULIAN LENNON/Too Late For Goodbyes ANI MOTION/Obsession NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man BRYAN ADAMS/Soraebody MICK JAGGER/just Another Night AUTOGRAPH/Tum Up The Radio JOHN HOOTER/Tragedy KINKS/Do It Again DURAN DURAN/Save A Prayer PRDJCE/Take Me With U 30 , 35 , 40 DAN HARTMAN/Second Nature PHIL COLLINS/One More Night FIRM/Radioactive GREG PHILLINGANES/Behind The Mask JOHN WAITE/Reotless Heart ROHAN HOLLIDAYAJne Foot Back in Your JEFFREY OSBORNE/The Borderline SURVIVOR/High On You CHAKA KHAN/This Is My Night ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It Fi PAT BENATAR/Ooh Ooh Song BRONSKI beat/Small Town Boy it Of A Heart

20 19 24 20 23 21 26 22 28 23 18 34 27 25 30 26 32 27

KMJK Portland

PD: Jon Barry MD: Steve Naganuma

PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover FOREIGNER/I Want To Know «iat L WHAM I/Careless Whisper PRINCE/I Would Die 4 O BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Sumner... HALL S OATES/Method Of Itodam Love POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance DAVID I£E FDTH/Califomia Girls STEVE PERRY/Fooliah Heart REO SPEEDWAGON/Can't Fight This... MIDNIGHT OTAR/Operator CHICAGO/You're The Inapiratlo JACK WAGNER/All I Need STEV1E WCKDER/Love Light In Flight JOHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The RAY PARKER JR./Jamie KOOL S THE GANG/MiS led SHEENA EASTON/Sugar Walla GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On CYNDI lAUPER/Money Changes Everyth BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith JCHN CAFFERTY S B/Tender Years PAT BENATAR/Ooh Ooh Song TINA TORNER/Private Dancer TEENA MARIB/Lovergirl COLTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 GIUPFRIA/Call To The Heart NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man JOORNEY/Dnly The Young JULIAN LENNON/Too Late For Goodbyes FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax MADCNNA/Material Girl IXJRAN DURAN/Save A Prayar PHIL COLLINS/One More Night MICK JAGGER/Just Another Night PRDJCE/Take Me With U BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody SURVIVOR/High On You BOWIE 6 MBTHENY/This Is Not America JEPFREY OSBORNE/Ttie Borderlines JOHN WAITE/Restless Heart CHAKA KHAN/This Is My Night GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess SCANDAL/Beat Of A Hea?t

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HOT HITS! i PD: Dave Parks San Diego MD/Assist. PD: Mike Preston

1 1 WHAMI/Careless Whisper H 2 2 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover 5 3 POREIGNER/I Want To Know What L 6 4 PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U 3 5 CHICAGO/You're The Inepiratio 4 6 MADCNNA/Like A Virgin 7 7 GENERAL POBLIC/Tendemeas 8 8 STEVIE WCNDER/Love Light In Flight 10 9 MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator H 12 10 POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance 11 11 BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy 15 12 STEVE PERRY/Poollsh Heart H 20 13 DON HENLEY/The Boya Of Summer... 16 14 HALL & OATES/Method Of ffcdem Love 9 15 TIME/jungle Love 21 16 SHEENA EASTOJ/Sugar walls 22 17 NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man 24 18 TEENA KARIE/Lovergir 1 13 19 JACK WAGNER/All 1 Need 14 20 JERMAINE JACKSON/Do What You Do 34 21 DAVID lee JDTH/California Girls 39 22 ASHPORD s SIMPSON/Solid 23 23 CULTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 28 » JOHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The 25 25 KOOL & THE GANG/Misled 29 26 GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On 18 27 RAY PARKER JR./Jamie 17 2B OJRAN DURAN/The Wild Boys 35 29 TINA TURNER/Pr tvate Dancer 36 30 REO SPEEDWAGON/Can't Fight This... : 38 31 MADCMNA/Material Girl 37 32 CYNDI LAUPER/Money Changes Everyth 19 33 PAT BENATAR/We Belong A 34 GIUPFRIA/Call To The Heart D 35 FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax D 36 CHAKA KHAN/This Is My Night 40 37 HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight D 38 JULIAN USNNON/Too Late For Goodbyes D 39 SURVIVOR/High On You D 40 JajRHEYA>nly The Young

BOWIE S METHENY/This Is Not Ai JEFFREY OSBORNE/The Borderlin* PHIL COLLIN S/One More Night DURAN CURAN/Save A Prayer JCHN HUOTER/Tragedy JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty PAT BENATAR/Ooh Ooh Song ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It Fi

Sacramento R'ck Gillette MD/Assist PD: Chris Collins

H 2 1 WHAMI/Careless Whisper H 7 2 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover ; H 10 3 TEENA MARIE/Lovergir1 4 4 BILLY OCSAN/Love rboy 5 5 ASHPORD & SIMPSON/Solid 6 6 POREIGNER/I Want To Know What L 9 7 HALL & OATES/Method Of Hodem Love 1 8 MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator H 13 9 STEVIE WCMDER/Love Light In Plight 11 10 NEW BDITION/Mr. Telephone Man 3 11 CHIQVGQ^You're The Inspiratio 15 12 NOLAN THOMAS/Yo1 Little Brother 8 13 WHOD INI/Pr lends 16 14 GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess 19 15 TKMPraTIONS/Treat Her Like A Lady 18 16 GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On 22 17 SHEENA EASTON/Sugar Walls 21 18 POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance 25 19 TINA TURNER/Private Dancer 12 20 PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U H A 21 PAUL HAroCASTLE/Rain Forest 14 22 JACK WAGNER/A11 I Need 23 23 JOHN HUOTER/Tragedy 28 X JULIAN USNNON/Too Late For Goodbyes 26 25 ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It From 27 26 KOOL & THE GANG/His led 29 27 CHAKA KHAN/This Is My Night 17 28 MADONNA/Like A Virgin 30 29 JERMAINE STEWART/The Word Is Out D 30 WHOOINI/Freaks C»me Out At Ni

MADCHNA/Material Girl JOHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The PHIL COLLIN S/One More Night CARS/Why Can't I Have You ZADORA S JACKSON/When The Rain Begins JEFFREY OSBORNE/The Borderlines DURAN DURAN/Save A Prayer SURVIVOR/High On You BOWIE & METHENY/This Is t BRONSKI BEAT/Small Town Boy

Denver

PD: Doug Erickson MD: Gloria Avila

B 2 1 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover V 2 CHtCAGO/You're The Inspiratio H 4 3 FOREIGNER/I Want To Know What L H 6 4 WHAM)/Careless Whisper « 5 5 PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U H 7 6 BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy 3 7 MADCNNA/Like A Virgin 10 8 DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Svaxmer... 16 9 HALL S OATES/Method Of (todem Love 15 10 FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax 14 11 POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance 22 12 DAVID I£E R3TH/Califomia Girls 8 13 JACK WAGNER/A11 I Need 9 14 CO RAN IXIRAN/The Wild Boys 18 15 JOHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The 17 16 STEVIE WCNDER/Love Light In Plight 12 17 CHAKA KHAN/I Peel For You 21 18 SHEENA EASTON/Sugar Walls 19 19 CYNDI LAUPER/Money Changes Everyth 32 20 REO SPEEDWAGON/Can't Fight This... 13 21 NEW EDITION/Cool It Now 11 22 WHAM!/Wake Me Up Before You 40 23 JULIAN LENNON/Too Late For Goodbyes 25 24 STEVE PERRY/Fooliah Heart 30 25 JOURNEY/Only The Young 27 26 KOOL & THE GANG/Mis led 38 27 NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man 24 28 JULIAN USNNON/Valotte 2 9 29 GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess 33 30 GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On 20 31 PAT BENATAR/We Belong 23 32 JERMAINE JACKSON/Do What You Do 34 33 CULTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 A 34 DURAN DURAN/Save A Prayer D 35 SURVIVOR/High On You 37 36 MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator 39 37 TINA TURNER/Pr ivate Dancer D 38 BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith A 39 MICK JAGGER/Just Another Night D 40 PAT BENATAR/Ooh Ooh Song I DOS 34, 39 MADONNA/Material Girl PHIL COLLINS/One More Night TEENA MARIE/Lovergir1 BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody JANEY STREET/Under The Clock

KWH94.5 FM San Jose PD: Dave Van Stone MD: Robin Kipps

PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover ' POREIGNER/I Want To Know What L WHAM!/Careless Whisper PRINCE/I Would Die 4 O CHICAGO/You're The Inspiratio HALL & OATES/Method Of Utodem Love BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy MADCNNA/Like A Virgin POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance JCHN FOGERTY/The Old Man Down The GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess GUSNN FREY/The Heat Is On JACK WAGNER/A11 I Heed DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Sunrner. . , ASHPORD & SIMPSON/Solid STEVIE HCNDER/Love Light In Plight SHEENA EASTCN/Sugar Walls DAVID r£E RDTH/Califomia Girla TIME/Jungle Love NEW EDITION/Mr, Telephone Man HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight CYNDI lAUPER/Money Changes Everyth STEVE PERRY/Poo1ish Heart MIDNIGBT STAR/Operator FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax RAY PARKER JR./Jamie KOOL 6 THE GANG/Mis led . Girl

MICK JAGGER/Just Another Night PHIL COLLIN S/One More Night TEENA MARIE/Lovergir1 DURAN IXJ RAN/Save A prayer AKI MOTION/Obsession PAT BENATAR/Ooh Ooh Song JOURNEY/Only The Young KINKS/Do It Again BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith CARS/Why Can't I Have You BRYAN ADAMS/Soaebody TINA TORKER/Private Dancer

MMBEWFM Seattle

PD: Bob Case MD: Wendy Christopher

H 1 1 WHAM I /Care less Whisper H 2 2 PHILIP B ai LB y /Easy Lover H 3 3 CHICAGO/You're The Inspiratio 4 4 FOREIGWR/I Want To Know Wiat L. 6 5 BILLY OCEAN/Lovarboy 7 6 PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U 8 7 HALL s OATES/Method Of Modem Love 11 8 GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On 13 9 POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance H 21 10 DAVID LEE BOIH/California Girls 14 11 MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator 5 12 DON HENLEY/Mie Boya Of Sunnier. . . 17 13 JCHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The 20 14 SHEENA EASTCN/Sugar Walls 16 15 GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess H 26 16 REO SPEBDWAGON/Can't Pight This... 18 17 STEVIE WONDBR/Love Light In Plight 15 18 KOOL 6 THE GANG/Mis led 19 19 CYNDI lAUPER/Money Changes Everyth 22 20 GIUPFRIA/Call To The Heart 25 21 ASHPORD & SIMPSON/Solid 23 22 HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight 29 23 TEENA MARIE/tovergir 1 JULIAN LENNON/Too Late For Goodbyes NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man STEVE HSRRY/Toolish Heart KINKS/Do It Again FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax JOURMEY/Only The Young CULTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 DURAN DURAN/Save A Prayer MADONNA/Material Girl ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It From MICK JAGGER/Just Another Night PRINCE/Take Me With U BRYAN ADAMS/Somebody BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith BOWIE & MBTHENY/This Is Sot Amerl

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Acting PD: Richard Sands MD: Craig Roberts

MADCNNA/Like A Virgin WHAM I/Careless Whisper PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover JACK WAGNER/A 11 I Need FOREIGNER/I Want To Know What L BRYAN ADAMS/{bin To You DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Summer... GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On HALL S OATES/Method of Mjdem Love CHI CAGC/You're The Inspiratio DAVID l£B RDTH/Californla Girls PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U JOHN FOGERTY/The Old Man Down The TEENA MARIE/Lovergir1 DURAN DURAN/The Wild Boys ASHPORD S SIMPSON/Solid NEW EDITION/Coo1 It Now POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance PAT BENATAR/We Belong HONEYDRIPPERS/Sea Of Love SHEENA EASTCN/Sugar Malls MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy TEMPTATIONS/Treat Her Like A Lady CHAKA KHAN/I Peel For You BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Born In The U.S.* HALL S OATES/Out Of Touch NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man HONEYDRIPPERS/Rockin' At Midnight TINA TORNER/Private Dancer DURAN DURAN/Save A Prayer JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty SURVIVOR/High On You JULIAN lENNON/Too Late For Goodbyes FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax BRONSKI BEAT/Small Town Boy GEORGE BENSON/20/20 JOHN HUWTER/Tragedy TCHMY SHAW/Lonely School REO SPEEDWAGON/Can't Fight This... JOURNEY/Only The Young PAT BENATAR/Ooh Ooh Song ERIC CARMEN/I Wanna Hear It From BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith

PD: Mark Bolke 1 PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover 2 FOREIGNER/I Want m Know What L 3 WHAM1/Careless Whisper 4 CHICAGO/You"re The Inspiratio 5 DON HENLEY/The Boys Of Summer... 6 BRYAN ADAMS/Run To You 7 PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U 0 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Born In The U.S.A 9 BILLY OCEAN/Loverboy 3 HALL & OATES/Method Of Msdem Love 1 PAT BENATAR/We Belong 2 POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance ! STEVE PERRY/Poo lish Heart > JOHN CAFFERTY S B/Tender Years 5 REO SPBEDWAGCN/Can't Fight This... > SHEENA EASTCN/Sugar Walls ' JCHN POGERTY/The Old Man Down The } JACK WAGNER/A11 I Need ) ELTCN JCHN/In Neon t JERMAINE JACKSON/Do What You Do I STEVIE WCNDER/I^ve Light In Plight ! KOOL & THE GANG/Mis led i GIUPFRIA/Call To The Heart CULTURE CLUB/Mistake No. 3 GLENN FREY/The Heat Is On DAVID LEE ROTO/Califomia Girls TIME/Jungle Love FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax I TINA TURNER/Private Dancer NEW EDITION/Mr. Telephone Man

JULIAN LBNNON/Too Late For Goodbyes PHIL COLLIN S/One More Night JOHN HUOTER/Tragedy MICK JAGGER/Just Another Night BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith JOJRNBY/Only The Young CYNDI LAUPER/Money Changes Everyth SURVIVOR/High On You

^ Phoenix^

PD: Guy Zapoleon MD: Steve Goddard

WHAM!/Careless Whisper PHILIP BAILEY/Easy Lover FOREIGNER/I Want To Know What L BILLY OCBVN/Loverboy DON HENLEY/The Boya Of Sunmer. . . BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Pink Cadillac DAVID LEE RDTH/Califomia Girls JOHN FOGERTY/The Old Man Down The PRINCE/I Would Die 4 U MIDNIGHT STAR/Operator STEVE PERRY/Poolish Heart REO SPEEDWAGON/Can't Fight This... HALL & OATES/Method of Modem Love MADCNNA/Like A Virgin NEW EDITION/Coo1 It Now FRANKIE GOES TO H/Relax SHEENA EASTCN/Sugar Walls POINTER SISTERS/Neutron Dance TIME/JUngle Love TEENA MARIE/Lovergir 1 JOHN PARR/Naughty Naughty GLENN FREY/The Heat la On ASHPORD & SIMPSON/Solid CYNDI LAUPER/Money Changes Everyth STEVIE WCNDER/Love Light In Flight JACK WAGNER/A11 I Need CHAKA KHAN/I Peel For You MADONNA/Material Girl CHICAGO/You"re The Inspiratio JOJRNEY/Only The Young 21, 28 BOWIE S METHENY/This Is Not America SCANDAL/Beat Of A Heart PHIL COLLIN S/Dne More Night GENERAL PUBLIC/Tendemess JULIAS LENNON/Too Late For Goodbyes BILLY JOEL/Keeping The Faith DCHAN DURAN/Save A Prayer

Here's what you get in simple, easy to read and useabte form. Chapter 1

Radio Mesearcli Overview — a history of research

Chapter 2 Focus On Focus Groups — Definition, use, do-it-yourself

Chapter 3 Telephone Studies — strengths/weaknesses, do's and don'ts

Chapter 4 Other Market Research Techniques — Mail, in-person, when/how to

Chapter 5 A Look Inside Arbitron — Intro and production

Chapter 6 The Almighty Diary — evolution, longevity, history

Chapter 7 Diary Analysis

— how to get the other 75% of information

Chapter 8 Quarterly Measurement

— how to succeed, history and problems

Chapter 9 Birch Radio

background, methodology, comparison with ARB Chapter 10

Sales Research — a key to better revenues Chapter 11

Sales Breakouts — computer options, types of breakouts

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Parallel Two

KC101/N*w Haven. CT WHTF/York. PA St^ Ryb-k Michael Sanynskl

WFLY/Albany, NY Todd Martin MADONNA PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER PRINCE Hottest; PRINCE 2-1 W8AM1 5-2 BILLY OCEAN 7-3 RBO SPEEDWAGON 22-15 DAVID LEE ROTH 27-19

QIOO/Allantown, PA Bryan Qaronimo MADONNA OOKKEN NOLAN THOMAS MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS VELS Hottest: POREIGNER 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 BILLY OCEAN 8-3 WHAMI 6-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 12-7

WMAR/Baltlmora, MO Wimmar/Payna PHIL COLLINS MADONNA PRINCE BOWIE « METHENY SCANDAL MICK JAGGER JOHN PALOMBO Hottests BILLY OCEAN 18-8 JOHN POGERTY 21-10 DIANA ROSS 27-13 DAVID LEE ROTH 19-15 AUTOGRAPH 29-19

WBEN-FM/Buffalo, NY Roger Chriatian REO SPEEDWAGON DORAN DORAN BRONSKI BEAT JULIAN LENNON TEENA MARIE BOWIE S METHENY PHIL COLLINS BRYAN ADAMS MICK JAGGER Hottest: WHAM 1 10-1 PHILIP BAILEY 5-3 HALL S OATES 8-4 JOHN POGERTY 15-5 DAVID LEE ROTH 23-9

WVSR/Charleaton, WV Chris Bailey

MICK JAGGER T>HIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL PRINCE MADONNA BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 WHAMI 4-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 8-5 BILLY OCEAN 11-8 DAVID LEE ROTH 16-9 Z106/Phlladelphia, PA Davl«miler MADONNA MICK JAGGER BILLY JOEL JOHN PARR SURVIVOR Hottest: WHAMI 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 TEENA MARIE 4-4 DAVID LEE ROTH 19-12 BILLY OCEAN 16-14

WSPK/Poughkeepsle, NY Dayton/Anthony MADONNA PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER TEENA MARIE DAVID LEE ROT8 ' Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 WHAMI 4-3 HALL fi OATES 13-11 REO SPEEDWAGON 32-1!

C192/Rogheater, NY Stevent/Massner MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS DAN HARTMAN Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 FOREIGNER 6-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 8-5 DAVID LEE ROTH 9-6 SURVIVOR 27-15

none Hottest: BILLY OCEAN 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 PHILIP BAILEY 3-3 STEVE PERRY 4-4 WHAMI 5-5 Q106/York, PA Mark McKanzie BILLY JOEL ERIC CARMEN Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 BILLY OCEAN 4-2 HALL s OATES 6-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 14-8 GLENN PREY 22-10

98PXY/Roche»ter, NY Tom Mitchell MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS MADONNA PRINCE CARS Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 15-4 JOHN FOGERTY 10-5 BILLY OCEAN 11-7 DAVID LEE ROTH 20-8

PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER MADONNA TOTO TEENA MARIE DAN HARTMAN ZADORA S JACKSON FIRM DOKKEN Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-2 WHAM! 9-4 GLENN PREY 13-10 | REO SPEEDWAGON 17-14 DAVID LEE ROTH 27-21 K104/Erle, PA Bill Shannon MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS STEVE MILLER , GREG PHILLINGANES MADONNA Hottest: ' FOREIGNER 1-1 HALL & OATES 3-2 GLENN PREY 5-3 ROD STEWART 4-4 ASHFORD s SIMPSON 11-,

WERZ/Exeter, NH Scott MacKay PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER STEVE MILLER NOLAN THOMAS DAN HARTMAN FIRM ZADORA ( JACKSON MADONNA Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 BALL & OATES 5-3 BILLY OCEAN 6-5 GLENN PREY 10-7 SHEENA EASTON 15-9

WTIC-FM/Hartford, CT Mike Weat KOOL fc THE GANG PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER MADONNA Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 DON HENLEY 4-4 DAVID LEE ROTH 13-5 TEENA MARIE 19-16

WKEE/Huntington, WV Gary Miller BRYAN ADAMS CARS BILLY JOEL CHAKA KHAN ROMAN HOLLIDAY BOWIE S METHENY JOHN WAITE MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS MADONNA DURAN DURAN TOTO ANIMOTION Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 WHAM 1 4-2 HALL & OATES 6-3 PRINCE 5-4 POINTER SISTERS 8-5

WLAN-FM/Lancaatar, PA Jerry Michaels DURAN DURAN MICK JAGGER BOWIE & METHENY ERIC CARMEN FIRM Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 4-2 DON HENLEY 5-4 GLENN PREY 14-10 DAVID LEE ROTH 33-23

WGFM/Schanectady, NY Tom Parker MICK JAGGER MADONNA PHIL COLLINS BOWIE & METHENY PRINCE DAN HARTMAN Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAM! 8-3 BILLY OCEAN 7-6 STEVE PERRY 10-8 HALL & OATES 12-10

WKFM/Syracuse, NY Kavin Fennessy MADONNA PHIL COLLINS STEVE MILLER DAN HARTMAN ANIMOTION ROGER HODGSON NOLAN THOMAS VELS Hottest: WHAM! 2-1 HALL & OATES 11-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 14-12 GLENN PREY 29-15 MIDNIGHT STAR 20-16 5 93Q/Syr8cuse, NY

Laird/Dunes DURAN DURAN JOHN WAITE TEMPTATIONS PHIL COLLINS BRUCE COCKBURN MICK JAGGER MADONNA PRINCE Hottest: WHAM! 1-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 BILLY OCEAN 9-4 STEVE PERRY 10-9 NEW EDITION 15-11

WPST/Tranton, NJ Tom Taylor

Parallel Three

WFBG/Altoona, PA Stave Kelsey

JOHN HUNTER JOURNEY SURVIVOR TIME DURAN DURAN SCANDAL LRB CARS'518 G0£S 70 H

BRYAN ADAMS (dp) PHIL COLLINS BOWIE s METHENY MADONNA ROMAN HOLLIDAY (dp) MICK JAGGER DAN HARTMAN Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 BILLY OCEAN 9-5 GLENN PREY I4-9 REO SPEEDWAGON 23-15 MIDNIGHT STAR 25-16 WZON/Bangor, ME Michael O'Hara MADONNA BRONSKI BEAT CARS MICK JAGGER BOWIE & METHENY BRYAN ADAMS PRINCE Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 1-2 WHAMI 6-6 POINTER SISTERS 10-9 JOHN FOGERTY 15-14

WIGY/Bath. ME Bob Anderson

PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER MADONNA TIME TEENA MARIE CARS LRB PRINCE Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAMI 7-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 15-4 HALL i OATES 8-7 JOHN FOGERTY 17-11 103CIR/Backley, WV Bob Spencer

OKIOO/lthaca, NY Bill Waston MOLLY HATCHET PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER BOWIE & METHENY STEVE MILLER MARTIN BRILEY MADONNA Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 JOHN CAFFERTY s B 4-3 PHILIP BAILEY 5-4 MADONNA 6-5

WKHI/Ocean Chy, MD Jack GHIen BRYAN ADAMS BOWIE & METHENY LRB PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER MADONNA PRINCE JOHN PALUMBO DAN HARTMAN TOTO Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAMI 4-3 HALL s OATES 9-6 POINTER SISTERS 10-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 26-13

SSXIL/Parkeraburgh, WV Paul DeMllla TIME MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS STEVE MILLER MADONNA DAN HARTMAN GREG PHILLINGANES DENNIS DEYOUNG Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 PHILIP BAILEY 6-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 13-6 BILLY OCEAN 17-7 POINTER SISTERS 19-9

WJBQyPortland, ME Phoenix/O'Nell ROMAN HOLLIDAY AUTOGRAPH JOHN WAITE MADONNA PHIL COLLINS PAUL HARDCASTLE SCANbAL MICK JAGGER Hottest: WHAM! 3-1 BILLY OCEAN 8-6 JOHN FOGERTY 9-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 26-8 CYNDI LAUPER 21-15

WOMP-FM/Wheeling, WV Bonds/Stoner DORAN DURAN MICK JAGGER MADONNA SURVIVOR SCANDAL BRONSKI BEAT Hottest: CHICAGO 2-1 FOREIGNER 6-2 WHAM,1—1-5-7" " REO SPEEDWAGON 29-14 TIME 36-16

KZZB/Beaumont TX Jerry Louataau MADONNA FIRM NOLAN THOMAS PHIL COLLINS ANIMOTION KIM WILDE MICK JAGGER Hottest: WHAMI 3-1 BILLY OCEAN 4-3 PHILIP BAILEY 5-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 17-13 AUTOGRAPH 26-16

WQID/Biloxi, MS Mickey Coulter PHIL COLLINS MADONNA MICK JAGGER ASHPORD s SIMPSON PRINCE TEMPTATIONS (dp) Hottest: WHAMI 7-1 BILLY OCEAN 5-4 POINTER SISTERS 13-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 22-J0 TIME 24-18

KXX106/Birmingham, AL Galthar/Bailey SHEENA EASTON MICK JAGGER MADONNA TEENA MARIE BOWIE s METHENY TINA TURNER Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 BILLY OCEAN 4-4 TIME 19-5 POINTER SISTERS 6-6

WSSX/Charieaton, SC Phillips/Allen

MADONNA PRINCE MICK JAGGER TEENA MARIE COMMODORES PHIL COLLINS AUTOGRAPH Hottest: WHAMI 2-1 BILLY OCEAN 6-4 TIME 7-5 KOOL s THE GANG 13-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 14-11 WBCY/Charlotte, NC Bill Martin

KAMZ/Ei Paso. TX Bob Weat DURAN DURAN PHIL COLLINS MADONNA ZADORA S JACKSON Hottest: WHAMI 3-1 FOREIGNER 4-3 DON HENLEY 9-5 NOLAN THOMAS 10-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 26-12

KSET-FM/EI Paso. TX Crosno/Rodriguez BILLY JOEL JBPPREY OSBORNE DAN HARTMAN PHIL COLLINS ANIMOTION NOLAN THOMAS MADONNA ZADORA s JACKSON FRANKIE GOES TO H (dn) Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 FOREIGNER 3-3 BILLY OCEAN 11-6 PRINCE 12-7 POINTER SISTERS' 15-9

WANS-FM/Qreenville, SC Rod Metta MADONNA PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER JEFPREY OSBORNE TEMPTATIONS DAN HARTMAN STEVE MILLER Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 4-2 DON HENLEY 3-3 POINTER SISTERS 14-10 DAVID LEE ROTH 24-16

WZYP/Huntsville, AL Steve King

MICK JAGGER MADONNA DURAN DURAN PHIL COLLINS GIUFFRIA Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 1^2 BILLY OCEAN 3-3 WHAM! 7-5 TIME 8-7 WJZR/Chariotte, NC Chrysler/Daniels

PHIL COLLINS FIRM MICK JAGGER MADONNA M0RRAY HEAD PRINCE Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 WHAMI 4-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 19-9 JOHN FOGERTY 30-19 JOURNEY 39-25 WRCK/Utica, NY Jim Reitz WHAM! PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER MADONNA FIRM TEENA MARIE ROGER HODGSON Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 BILLY OCEAN 6-3 GLENN PREY 10-8 DAVID LEE ROTH 16-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 18-13

WKRZ-FM/Wllkes-Barra. PA Don Hallatt TEENA MARIE MADONNA MICK JAGGER JOHN WAITE BROHSKI BEAT ANIMOTION PHIL COLLINS DOKKEN V- ' Hottest: ' V. DON HENLEY 3-1 BILLY OCEAN 5-3 HALL s OATES 9-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 10-6 KOOL S THE GANG 11-10

MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS AUTOGRAPH BOWIE & METHENY BRUCE COCKBURN MADONNA Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 DON HENLEY 4-3 BILLY OCEAN 8-5 HALL & OATES 10-7 WOAY/Beckley, WV Jim Martin PHIL COLLINS MADONNA TOTO (dp) MICK JAGGER Hottest: WHAM! 1-1 MIDNIGHT STAR 2-2 TEENA MARIE 10-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 16-7 NEW EDITION 17-8

WIKZ/Chambersburg, PA Matthews/Alexander MICK JAGGER DURAN DURAN PHIL COLLINS FIRM MADONNA CARS ANIMOTION Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 HALL s OATES 16-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 18-10 JOHN POGERTY 23-13 DAVID LEE ROTH 26-16

WZYQ/Frederick. MD Kemosabirr ruck AUTOGRAPH PRINCE MADONNA PHIL COLLINS BOWIE i METHENY- TOTO MICK JAGGER Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 WHAMI 8-2 JOHN FOGERTY 15-8 DAVID LEE ROTH 17-12 REO SPEEDWAGON "23-13'-

WQCM/Hagerstown, MD Will Kauffman MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS FIRM MADONNA JOHN HUNTER COMMODORES PRINCE Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 WHAM! 5-3 TIME 16-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 21-10 FRANKIE GOES TO H 27-16

WSQV/Wiiliamsport, PA Cruz/Jamas MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS MADONNA ANIMOTION NOLAN THOMAS JERMAINE STEWART Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 STEVE PERRY 2-2 DON HENLEY 3-3 FOREIGNER 6-4 WHAMI 5-5

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WBBQyAugusta, GA Bruce Stevens MADONNA PRINCE MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS SCANDAL Hottest: TIME 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 4-2 FOREIGNER 10-6 TEENA MARIE 17-7 JOHN FOGERTY 13-8 KHR/Auatin. TX Waylon Richards MICK JAGGER FRANKIE GOES TO B PAT BENATAR Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAMI 8-2 PHILIP BAILEY 3-3 POINTER SISTERS 12-10 ASHFORD & SIMPSON 19-14 WFMF/Baton Rouge, LA Rice/Ahysen

MICK JAGGER SURVIVOR BILLY JOEL Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-2 WHAMI 5-4 BILLY OCEAN 9-8 CYNDI LAUPER 14-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 25-15 KWIC/Beaumont, TX Garland/Perry

MADONNA FIRM MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS DAN HARTMAN TOTO JACK WAGNER Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 HALL & OATES 14-8 POINTER SISTERS 13-9 STEVE PERRY 15-11 TIME 17-12

BOWIE & METHENY MICK JAGGER MADONNA PHIL COLLINS TOTO JERMAINE STEWART ROGER HODGSON NAILS PRINCE Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAMI 6-6 BILLY OCEAN 7-7 AUTOGRAPH 10-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 18-15 WSKZ/Chattanooga, TN Chase/Page BRYAN ADAMS SURVIVOR PHIL COLLINS Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 GLENN PREY 9-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 16-8 MIDNIGHT STAR 13-9 WHAM! 19-13 WNOK FM/Columbia. SC Peter Hamiatt

MADONNA PHIL COLLINS SCANDAL TOTO MICK JAGGER PRINCE ROMAN HOLLIDAY Hottest: DON HENLEY 4-2 FOREIGNER 6-3 WHAMI 9-5 KOOL & THE GANG 17-13 JOHN FOGERTY 24-23 WZLD/Columbia, SC Huntar Herring PHIL COLLINS ANIMOTION STEVE MILLER JERMAINE STEWART DAN HARTMAN JOHN WAITE MICK JAGGER ROCKWELL BRONSKI BEAT TOTO MADONNA PRINCE Hottest: FOREIGNER 4-1 MIDNIGHT STAR 13-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 21-12 JOURNEY 24-15 JOHN FOGERTY 25-18

MICK JAGGER BOWIE S METHENY SCANDAL PHIL COLLINS TEENA MARIE ANIMOTION MADONNA Hottest: BILLY OCEAN 1-1 WHAMI 3-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 17-5 TIME 14-12 JOURNEY 24-18 94TYX/Jack8on, MS Chick/Crews DURAN DURAN GENERAL PUBLIC SURVIVOR (dp) PAT BENATAR MICK JAGGER TEENA MARIE Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 WHAMI 7-3 BILLY OCEAN 6-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 29-10

WQUT/Johnson City, TN Steve Taylor SHEENA EASTON MIDNIGHT STAR TIME GENERAL PUBLIC MICK JAGGER BRYAN ADAMS TOTO Hottest: FOREIGNER 5-1 PHILIP BAILEY 11-4 „ BILLY OCEAN 14-7 WHAM! 15-8 DAVID LEE ROTH 31-20

WOKI/Knoxville, TN Gary Adkins

GIOO/Mobiie, AL Griffith/Ocean DAN HARTMAN MADONNA PHIL COLLINS BOWIE s METHENY DURAN DURAN BRYAN ADAMS TEENA MARIE (dp) ZADORA S JACKSON Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAMI 4-2 PHILIP BAILEY 3-3 PRINCE 5-4 DON HENLEY 6-5

WHHY-FM/Montgomery, AL Alan DuPriast NEW EDITION ASHPORD S SIMPSON PRINCE TIME FRANKIE GOES TO H CARS KINKS PAT BENATAR TINA TURNER COMMODORES ERIC CARMEN JOURNEY JULIAN LENNON SURVIVOR DURAN DORAN Hottest: FOREIGNER 4-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 WHAMI 12-6 HALL «, OATES 16-12 KOOL & THE GANG 29-20

KBFM/McAllen-Brownsville, DelGado/deHaro MADONNA BRYAN ADAMS (dp) BOWIE s METHENY CARS COMMODORES Hottest: foreigner 2-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 WHAM! 4-3 BILLY OCEAN 6-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 18-11

KITY/San Antonio, TX McGee/Upton

FRANKIE GOES TO H JOURNEY BOWIE 4 METHENY (dp) BRYAN ADAMS (dp) Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 BILLY OCEAN 4-3 HALL S OATES 5^4 WHAMI 7-5 KTFM/San Antonio, TX Thorman/Owens DAVID LEE ROTH CARS BOWIE S METHENY JERMAINE STEWART (dp) MICK JAGGER general public (dp) PRINCE Hottest: STEVE PERRY 11-8 HALL & OATES 16-9 POINTER SISTERS 20-15 REO SPF2DWAG0N 22-16 TEENA MARIE 27-17

Z98/Tampa, FL Johnny Walker MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS SURVIVOR MADONNA PRINCE BRYAN ADAMS STEVE PERRY PAT BENATAR Hottest: WHAMI 1-1 FOREIGNER 4-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 16-4 DAVID LEE ROTH 20-12 FRANKIE GOBS TO H 25-21

WSEZ/Winaton-Salam, NC Rob Leonard

WYKS/Galneavilla, FL Lou Patrick BRYAN ADAMS BILLY JOEL DURAN DURAN MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS MADONNA Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 WHAMI 4-3 BILLY OCEAN 8-6 HALL s OATES 9-7 POINTER SISTERS 10-8

KTDY/Lafayette, LA Stevens/Barry DORAN DURAN CHAKA KHAN MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS TEENA MARIE BRUCE COCKBURN (dp) BOWIE s METHENY (dp) Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAM! 3-2 HALL & OATES 5-3 POINTER SISTERS 4-4 JOHN POGERTY 18-12

Q101/Meridian, AL Tom Kelly MADONNA MICK JAGGER PRINCE NOLAN THOMAS COMMODORES FRANKIE GOES TO H (dp) JOHN WAITS (dp) ROGER HODGSON (dp) DAN HARTMAN (dp) VELS (dp) Hottest: WHAM! 6-1 PRINCE 5-3 POINTER SISTERS 8-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 15-7 BILLY JOEL 29-15

WXLK/Roanoka, VA Don O'Shea ZADORA i JACKSON MICK JAGGER madonna PHIL COLLINS BRYAN ADAMS SCANDAL Hottest: PRINCE 4-1 HALL s OATES II-9 CYNDI LAUPER 12-10

HONEYDRIppers 25-20 REO SPEEDWAGON 29-24 WlXV/Savannah. GA Scott Reynolds MARTIN BRILEY MICK JAGGER general public PBIL COLLINS madonna DAN HARTMAN GREG PHILLINGANES Hottest: MADONNA 3-2 KOOL s THE GANG 5-3 BILLY OCEAN 11-8 PRINCE 13-10 WHAMI 16-12

Z102/Savannah, GA McGraw/Sommers MADONNA PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER JERMAINE STEWART PRINCE CARS Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAMI 5-3 TIME 16-5 NEW EDITION 10-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 33-19

WGLFrrallahassee, FL Rick Sprinkles

KRGV/McAilen-Brownsville, Perry/Molano PRINCE MADONNA PAT BENATAR (dp) BRYAN ADAMS (dp) PHIL COLLINS JOHN WAITE ZADORA & JACKSON (dp) KIM WILDE (dp) Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 WHAMI 3-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 18-13 ASHPORD s SIMPSON 27-22

POINTER SISTERS DAVID LEE ROTH JOHN POGERTY KOOL fi THE GANG Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY II-3 WHAM J 14-5 TIME 22-7 DON HENLEY 19-9 HALL S OATES 18-10

STEVE MILLER DOKKEN BRUCE COCKBURN VELS MICK JAGGER MADONNA DAN HARTMAN PHIL COLLINS Hottest: FOREIGNER 4-1 PHILIP BAILEY 5-2 MIDNIGHT STAR 6-5 BILLY OCEAN 7-6 WHAMI 8-7 WFMI/Lexington, KY Fox/Mosiay madonna CARS STEVE MILLER DAN HARTMAN MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS ROGER HODGSON Hottest: FOREIGNER 6-1 STEVE PERRY 13-7 SHEENA EASTON 19-9 REO SPEEDWAGON 25-10 BILLY JOEL 38-25

KKYK/Uttie Rock, AR Mark McCain

KOOL & THE GANG JOHN FOGERTY Hottest: FOREIGNER 7-1 PHILIP BAILEY 5-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 12-6 WHAMI 15-10 BILLY OCEAN 14-11

KX104/Nashville. TN Murphy/Cook madonna PRINCE MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS FIRM ANIMOTION Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 4-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 DAVID LEE ROTH 12-8 JOHN FOGERTY 15-12 JOHN PARR 19-13 WZKS/Nashville, TN Larry Martino

HONEYDRIPPERS DURAN DURAN Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 FOREIGNER 4-2 JOHN FOGERTY 13-3 DON HENLEY 5-4 WHAMI 9-7 WRNO/New Orleans, LA Coatello/Watkins PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER GIUPPRIA TEENA MARIE Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 WHAM! 4-2 MADONNA 12-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 13-6 DAVID LEE ROTH 20-12

WRNO/New Orieana, LA Coatello/Watkins POINTER SISTERS PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER BOWIE fi METHENY TOTO JOHN WAITE Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 WHAMI 4-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 20-10

FRANKIE GOES TO H 36-16

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■KQIZ-FM/Amarillo, TX Stewart/Troy

JOHN PARR (dp) PHIL COLLINS (dp) TEENA MARIE JOHN WAITE Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 WHAMI 4-3 PRINCE 9-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 12-11 WKSF/Ashevllle, NC John Stevens PHIL COLLINS NAILS JOHN WAITE MADONNA PRINCE OOKKEN (dp) MICK JAGGER JERMAINE STEWART Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 15-4 JOHN PARR 14-12 GLENN PREY 16-13 AUTOGRAPH 18-14

WJAD/Bainbrldge-Aibany, Elliot-Osborne

JOHN HUNTER MICK JAGGER PRINCE PHIL COLLINS DAN HARTMAN MADONNA GREG PHILLINGANES VELS (dp) Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 WHAM! 4-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 22-11 TIME 21-19 WCGQyColumbus, GA Ralph Carroll none Hottest: MADONNA l-l CHICAGO 4-4 KOOL fi THE GANG 8-8 BILLY OCEAN 9-9 FOREIGNER 14-14

KZFM/Corpus Chriati, TX Carson/Glnsburg Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 FOREIGNER 4-4 PRINCE 5-5 WHAMI 11-11

WOCG/Durham-Raleigh, NC Freeman/Wright MICK JAGGER MADONNA PHIL COLLINS BOWIE fi METHENY BRYAN ADAMS SCANDAL Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAM! 3-2 •PRINCE 5-4 BILLY OCEAN 7-6 REO SPEEDWAGON 18-11

FMIOO/Memphis, TN John/Conley BILLY JOEL ERIC CARMEN PHIL COLLINS SURVIVOR PAT BENATAR Hottest: WHAM! 3-1 DON HENLEY 10-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 19-11 JOHN FOGERTY 24-13 SHEENA EASTON 20-14 WABB FM/Mobile, AL Fram/Fuller PRINCE MICK JAGGER NAILS (dp) BRYAN ADAMS BILLY JOEL TEENA MARIE Hottest: PRINCE 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 PHILIP BAILEY 3-3 BILLY OCEAN 8-4 WHAM! 9-5

BJIO&Orlando, FL Casey/Wright ERIC CARMEN Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 GLENN PREY 13-9 JOHN POGERTY 23-12 STEVE PERRY 27-13 REO SPEEDWAGON 28-14 YlOS/Orlando, FL Stacy/Steal

MADONNA MICK JAGGER PRINCE SCANDAL PHIL COLLINS DAN HARTMAN Hottest: WHAMI 3-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 6-5 HALL fi OATES 9-8 TEENA MARIE 22-12 JOURNEY 29-21 WRVQ/Richmond, VA Bob McNeill JOHN PARR TINA TURNER GENERAL PUBLIC BRYAN ADAMS PAT BENATAR DURAN DURAN PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 DON HENLEY 3-2 WHAMI 7-5 MIDNIGHT STAR 10-8 TIME 26-19

KISR/Ft Smith Rick Hayes JOHN WAITE MICK JAGGER JOHN PARR MADONNA TOTO JEFFREY OSBORNE PRINCE DAN HARTMAN PHIL COLLINS Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 WHAMI 6-3 HALL fi OATES 9-7 POINTER SISTERS 11-9

Q104/6adsden, AL Galthar/Davis PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER MADONNA PRINCE BOWIE fi METHENY Hottest: TIME 1-1 FOREIGNER 4-3 TEENA MARIE 14-5 NEW EDITION 16-6 TEMPTATIONS 17-7

KNOE-FM/Monroe, LA Knighten/Shea TEENA MARIE CARS MADONNA DAN HARTMAN PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER JOHN WAITE Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 WHAMI 4-3 PRINCE 6-4 BILLY OCEAN 8-6 REO SPEEDWAGON 33-11 KWES/Mldland-Odessa, TX John Clay

GREG PHILLINGANES JEFFREY OSBORNE TOTO MICK JAGGER BILLY JOEL LRB JOHN WAITE DAN HARTMAN BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: WHAMI 4-1 FOREIGNER 7-5 DAVID LEE ROTH 15-13 REO SPEEDWAGON 25-17 MADONNA 34-28 T94/Panama City, FL Stu Patterson MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS MADONNA PAUL HARDCASTLE PRINCE MARTIN BRILEY Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 ASHFORD fi SIMPSON 18-9 JOHN PARR 30-22 TINA TURNER 34-25 JULIAN LENNON 37-26

madonna MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS PRINCE JOHN WAITE BRYAN ADAMS Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 WHAM! 3-2 BILLY OCEAN 7-5 TIME 22-11 REO SPEEDWAGON 23-14 KKQV/Wichita Falls, TX MacMurphy BOWIE fi METHENY MICK JAGGER ~ TOTO ROMAN HOLLIDAY DOKKEN (dp) STEVE MILLER Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 WHAMI 7-3 DON HENLEY 4-4 HALL fi OATES 5-5

KNIN/Wichita Falls, TX Barry Michaels CARS JEFFREY OSBORNE LRB DON HENLEY Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 WHAM! 5-3 DAVID LEE ROTH 23-17 HONEYDRIPPERS 28-21 TIME 38-23

WHSUWIImington, NC Stewart/Stone

WPFM/Panama City, FL Thomas/Davis PAUL HARDCASTLE PRINCE MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS MADONNA SCANDAL AUTOGRAPH (dp) Hottest: WHAMI 2-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 ' PHILIP BAILEY 8-4 ASHFORD fi SIMPSON 17-11 REO SPEEDWAGON 19-14

STEVE MILLER MICK JAGGER DAN HARTMAN ROGER HODGSON NAILS JERMAINE STEWART MADONNA PHIL COLLINS PRINCE Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 DON HENLEY 3-2 PHILIP BAILEY 4-3 PRINCE 6-5 BILLY OCEAN 7-6

237 CHR Reporters 232 Current Reports

The following station reported a frozen playlist this week;

KZFM/Corpus Christ!

The following stations failed to report this week: therefore their

playlists were frozen:

93FM/Houston WHTF/York

WZUU/Milwaukee WCGQ/Columbus

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WKDD/Akron, OH Matt Patrick PBIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER TOTO MADONNA PRINCE CARS LRB EOROGLIDfiRS Hottest: PHILIP BAILEJr 2-1 DON HENLEY 6-5 GIUFFRIA 13-13 DAVID LEE ROTH 19-15 BILLY JOEL 25-21 WAHC/AppietorvOshkosh, Chris Caina

MICK JAGGER Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 9-5 FRANKIE GOES TO H 18-8 TIME 16-10 DAVID LEE ROTH 17-14 WKAU/Applaton-Oshkosh, Roas/Bradiaigh

JOURNEY MICK JAGGER BOWIE S, METHENY PHIL COLLINS ANIMOTION (dp) TEENA MARIE (dp) Hottest: WHAM I 2-1 PRINCE 5-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 19-15 DAVID LEE ROTH 23-18

WQRD/Grand Rapids, Mi Swart/Stavans PHIL COLLINS TEENA MARIE Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 BILLY OCEAN 4-3 WHAM 1 8-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 16-10 WZPL/lndianapoiia, IN Jim Miias PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER TEENA MARIE MADONNA Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 2-2 WHAM 1 4-3 GLENN FREY 3-4 POINTER SISTERS 17-5 WJXQyjackson, Mi Ryan/Chaaks POINTER SISTERS PHIL COLLINS (dp) MICK JAGGER (dp) STEVE MILLER (dp) DAN HARTMAN (dp) JANEY STREET (dp) ROGER HODGSON (dp)

COMMODORES (dp) ZADORA {, JACKSON (dp) Hottest: DON HENLEY 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 FOREIGNER 3-3 GLENN PREY 10-9 DAVID LEE ROTH 13-10 WKFR/Kaiamazoo, Ml Wainacht/Chapman DURAN DORAN JEFFREY OSBORNE (dp) AUTOGRAPH (dp) JOURNEY (dp) PHIL COLLINS (dp) Hottest:

KQKQ/Omaha, NE Tayior/Daan MICK JAGGER DORAN DURAN ASHFORD & SIMPSON SCANDAL Hottest: WHAM 1 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 TIME 6-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 8-6 DAVID LEE ROTH 21-15

PRMKIE GOES TO a 35-31 roSk ^ PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 92X/Coiumbus, OH

Cook/Caita MADONNA NEW EDITION MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS BOWIE & METHENY Hottest: WHAM 1 5-1 DAVID LEE ROTH 11-7 DON HENLEY 3-8 BILLY OCEAN 14-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 29-18 KKK/Davanport IA Jim O'Hara

GLENN FREY 17-12 REO SPEEDWAGON 27-15 DAVID LEE ROTH 29-18 ZZ99/Kanaa8 City, MO Coiiins/Waish JOURNEY MADONNA PHIL COLLINS BOWIE & METHENY (dp) ANIMOTION (dp) FIRM (dp) DAN HARTMAN (dp) JEFFREY OSBORNE ROMAN HOLLIDAY (dp) ERIC CARMEN Hottest; WHAMI 4-2 REO SPEEDWAGON 12-9 KOOL s THE GANG 15-10 DURAN DURAN 25-15 DAVID LEE ROTH 28-16

DURAN DURAN PHIL COLLINS BOWIE s. METHENY BRYAN ADAMS AUTOGRAPH (dp) Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 CHICAGO 1-3 TIME 19-15 REO SPEEDWAGON 25-18 r-.pc ASHFORD S SIMPSON 23-20 ^ JAGGER

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WViC/Lansing, Mi Read Kittradga CARS

WGTZ/Dayton, OH King/Robartaon NEW EDITION HONEYDRIPPERS DURAN DURAN Hottest: WHAMI 3-1 HALL & OATES 6-3 MIDNIGHT STAR 12-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 15-6 DAVID LEE ROTH 16-12

PHIL COLLINS Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 3-1 WHAM! 4-2 FOREIGNER 5-3 HALL & OATES 9-7 KOOL & THE GANG 11-9

KZ93/Paoria, iL Edwards/Malonay DAVID LEE ROTH ASHFORD {, SIMPSON HONEYDRIPPERS Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 WHAMI 4-3 BILLY OCEAN 6-5 HALL & OATES 11-6

WZOK/Rockford, IL Kipper B. McGaa TIME TINA TURNER HONEYDRIPPERS JOURNEY JULIAN LENNON KOOL & THE GANG JOHN PARR DURAN DURAN MICK JAGGER Hottest: WHAM! 13-5 HALL & OATES 11-7 GLENN FREY 17-9

POINTER SISTERS 19-11 STEVE PERRY 20-12 U93/South Band, IN J.K. Dealing

JOHN FOGERTY KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: FOREIGNER 5-1 WHAMI 12-5 BILLY OCEAN 13-6 POINTER SISTERS 27-14 DAVID LEE ROTH 28-22 WRQN/Toledo, OH Schaffar/Mltcheil MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS PAT BENATAR STEVE MILLER DAN HARTMAN NOLAN THOMAS ZADORA & JACKSON ANIMOTION FIRM Hottest: PRINCE 6-5 CULTURE CLUB 13-8 SHEENA EASTON 14-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 20-15 JOHN PARR 33-26 KAY107rrulsa, OK Blain/Stephans PHIL COLLINS DURAN DURAN FIRM

MADONNA MICK JAGGER JACK WAGNER BOWIE & METHENY Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 REO SPEEDWAGON 20-13 JOHN HUNTER 32-22 GLENN FREY 36-26

WBNQ/Bioomington, IL Justin/Robbina MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS DURAN DURAN MADONNA FIRM (dp) PAT BENATAR (dp) BOWIE & METHENY (dp) Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 BILLY OCEAN 5-3 GLENN FREY 12-6 REO SPEEDWAGON 20-7 WBWB/Bloomington. IN Bob Leonard

PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER BRYAN ADAMS BOWIE s METHENY DURAN DURAN Hottest: DON HENLEY 2-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 FOREIGNER 4-3 BILLY OCEAN 5-4 JOHN FOGERTY 14-11 WCIL-FM/Carbondale, IL Tony Waitakus SURVIVOR (dp) MADONNA PRINCE STEVE MILLER (dp) PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER (dp) Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 10-1 DAVID LEE ROTH 2-2 FOREIGNER 3-3 WHAM! 1-4 TEENA MARIE 23-10

KKLS-FM/Rapid City. SD Sherw in/Piper

MICK JAGGER GENERAL PUBLIC BRONSK1 BEAT PHIL COLLINS MADONNA BOWIE & METHENY Hottest: FOREIGNER 4-1 STEVE PERRY 9-5 WHAMI 11-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 21-12 DAVID LEE ROTH 20-13

KQCR/Cedar Rapids, IA Gary Dixon MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL BOWIE & METHENY MADONNA JOHN HUNTER Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 WHAM! 8-4 NEW EDITION 15-6 REO SPEEDWAGON 20-9 PRINCE 12-10 KCMQ/Coiumbia, MO Tuttin/Baker MICK JAGGER MADONNA BILLY JOEL JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: GLENN FREY 15-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 27-14 DAVID LEE ROTH 25-18 SHEENA EASTON 28-21 ASHFORD & SIMPSON 35

KZiO/Duluth, MN Barry Knight MADONNA CARS PHIL COLLINS DAN HARTMAN ROGER HODGSON MICK JAGGER Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 BILLY OCEAN 4-3 WHAMI 10-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 13-9 WKDOyEvansvilla, IN Payna/Wastrich MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS SURVIVOR CARS JEFFREY OSBORNE ROMAN HOLLIDAY (dp) Hottest: WHAMI 5-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 19-8 MIDNIGHT STAR 16-14 AUTOGRAPH 30-27 DURAN DURAN D-38 WSTO/Evansvllla, IN Taylor/Lindsay KOOL & THE GANG JOHN FOGERTY Hottest: WHAM! 8-4 DON HENLEY 9-6 BILLY OCEAN IQ-i HALL & OATES 13 1-9 STEVE PERRY 15-10 WMEE/Ft Wayne Scott Dugan BRYAN ADAMS NEW EDITION PHIL COLLINS BOWIE fc METHENY MICK JAGGER MADONNA Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 BILLY OCEAN 6-4 WHAMI 7-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 14-6

Z104/Madison, Wl Litti a/Hudson MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS MURRAY HEAD SURVIVOR DURAN DURAN Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAMI 3-2 DAVID LEE ROTH 12-7 POINTER SISTERS 18-13 REO SPEEDWAGON D-15

WZUU/MNwaukea, Wl John Driscoli none Hottest: MADONNA 1-1 CHICAGO 2-2 BRYAN ADAMS 4-4 TIME 9-9 POINTER SISTERS 11-11 KJ103/Oklahoma City. OK Bill Cahiil MADONNA DURAN DURAN BILLY JOEL JOHN PARR BRYAN ADAMS SURVIVOR TEENA MARIE PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER PRINCE Hottest: FOREIGNER 5-1 BILLY OCEAN 11-8 POINTER SISTERS 17-13 FRANKIE GOES TO H 25-17 DAVID LEE ROTH 21-18 KOFM/Okiahoma City. OK Millar/Cooper MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS MADONNA TOTO Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 3-1 WHAMI 6-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 10-8 JOURNEY 22-16 FRANKIE GOES TO H 36-24

KEYN FM/Wichita, KS Taylor/Brown MICK JAGGER MADONNA PRINCE PHIL COLLINS FIRM COMMODORES JERMAINE STEWART ANIMOTION Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 WHAMI 3-3 STEVE PERRY 7-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 22-15 KKRD/Wlchlta. KS Oilvar/Wiiliams CARS BILLY JOEL MICK JAGGER MADONNA PHIL COLLINS Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 DON HENLEY 4-3 TIME 24-16 REO SPEEDWAGON 25-17 WHOT/Youngstown, OH Dick Thompson JULIAN LENNON Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 GLENN FREY 15-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 21-12 MIDNIGHT STAB 19-13 JOHN HUNTER 20-17 WYFM/Youngatown, OH Jaff Tobin JOHN PARR CARS Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 DAVID LEE ROTH 8-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 16-9 MIDNIGHT STAR 17-11 HONEYDRIPPERS 20-16

Parallel Three

KFYR/Blsmarck, ND Brannan/Hardt MICK JAGGER FRANKIE GOES TO H TOTO JOHN WAITE Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAMI 8-2 JOHN FOGERTY 13-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 18-10 DAVID LEE ROTH 19-12

Y94/F8rgo, ND Collins/Anderson BOWIE & METHENY DURAN DURAN MADONNA FIRM PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER PRINCE Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 WHAMI 6-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 23-9 JOHN FOGERTY 12-10

JOURNEY 39-27 KKXL-FM/Grand Forks, ND Nordine/Right MICK JAGGER DURAN DURAN BRYAN ADAMS FRANKIE GOES TO H JULIAN LENNON Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 WHAM! 4-3 TIME 13-10 DAVID LEE ROTH 18-12 REO SPEEDWAGON 30-14 WAZY-FM/Lafayette, IN Stacy/Louizos

FIRM PHIL COLLINS TOTO ANIMOTION MADONNA DURAN DURAN BOWIE S METHENY Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 BILLY OCEAN 4-2 WHAMI 7-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 17-7 SHEENA EASTON 20-14

99KG/Saiina, KS Danny Coiliar SURVIVOR PHIL COLLINS MADONNA DURAN DURAN MICK JAGGER TINA TURNER DAN HARTMAN

ANIMOTION Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 WHAMI 12-7 MIDNIGHT STAR 22-15 NEW EDITION 23-17 REO SPEEDWAGON 36-26 KKRC/Sioux Falls, SD Dan Kleiey DURAN DURAN JOHN PARR (dp) SURVIVOR BILLY JOEL (dp) BRYAN ADAMS AUTOGRAPH (dp) MICK JAGGER Hottest: DON HENLEY 3-1 PHILIP BAILEY 4-2 FOREIGNER 5-3 WHAMI 11-9 DAVID LEE ROTH 20-15 KWTO-FM/Sprlngfield, MO Mike Schmidt MICK JAGGER BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS MADONNA ANIMOTION Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 POINTER SISTERS 5-3 BILLY OCEAN 7-5 WHAMI 8-6 DAVID LEE ROTH 18-13 WDBR/Springfieid, IL Moora/Lawley

MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS FIRM ANIMOTION ROGER HODGSON (dp) Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 WHAMI 2-2

25 POINTER SISTERS 6-5 HALL & OATES 11-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 23-17 WSPT/Stavens Point Wl Bouiey/Tracy PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER MADONNA DURAN DURAN SURVIVOR Hottest: WHAMI 1-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 PHILIP BAILEY 7-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 16-6 MIDNIGHT STAR 21-14

KKXX/Bakarsfiaid, CA Squlras/Kampar

PRINCE TINA TURNER JOHN HUNTER MADONNA MICK JAGGER Hottest: WHAM! 2!-l FOREIGNER 3-2 MIDNIGHT STAR 8-7 DAVID LEE ROTH 11-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 24-15 KQXR/Bakarafiald, CA Bonnia Knox

MADONNA PHIL COLLINS DURAN DURAN DAVID SANBORN JOHN WAITE ROMAN HOLLIDAY MICK JAGGER Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 WHAMI 3-3 BILLY OCEAN 6-6 TEENA MARIE 23-17 REO SPEEDWAGON 29-22

K093/Modaato, CA Mika Novak

KYYA/Billings, MT Chartia Fox

COMMODORES PHIL COLLINS DAN HARTMAN Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 POINTER SISTERS 4-3 KIM CARNES 21-15 REO SPEEDWAGON 28-21 BRIC CARMEN 30-22

DURAN DURAN PRINCE AUTOGRAPH (dp) TINA TURNER MICK JAGGER (dp) Hottest; PHILIP BAILEY 3-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 BILLY OCEAN 6-5

^ . POINTER SISTERS 16-10 KHOP/Modasto-Stockton, CARBO SPEEDWAGON 20-

KF95/Boisa, ID Doas/Gragory MICK JAGGER JOHN WAITE MADONNA ANIMOTION ROMAN HOLLIDAY BRUCE COCKBURN Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 WHAM! 2-2 DON HENLEY 3-3 BILLY OCEAN 4-4 POINTER SISTERS 10-

Davkf Kraham Prince Madonna PHIL COLLINS MiCK JAGGER (dp) ZADORA & JACKSON (dp) CARS P}

JANEY STREET Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 PRINCE 4-2 WHAMI 7-4 DAVID LEE ROTH 14-9 REO SPEEDWAGON 30-16 KCAG/Oxnard-Ventura, CA Thomas/Jay BRYAN ADAMS JACK WAGNER PHIL COLLINS PRINCE AUTOGRAPH ERIC CARMEN Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 3-2 DAVID LEE ROTH 15-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 28-14 TEENA MARIE 20-15 PAUL HARDCASTLE 21-19

•-17 KBOZ-FM/Bozaman, MT Michael Hassa

CARS DURAN DURAN MICK JAGGER BRIC CARMEN (dp) TEENA MARIE MADONNA PRINCE (dp). Hottest: FOREIGNER 4-2 PHILIP BAILEY 5-4 WHAM! 6-5 HALL & OATES 9-9 REO SPEEDWAGON 32-22

KSKD/Salam, OR KKFM/Colorado Springs. CO L®n E. Mitchell Flnney/Anderson

KDWATopeka, KS Rabat/Parmeiy

MADONNA PHIL COLLINS DAN HARTMAN CARS Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 3 WHAM! 2-2 JOHN FOGERTY 24-18 FRANKIE GOES TO H SURVIVOR 38-32 KFMW/Waterloo. IA Mark Potter

KFRX/Lincoln. NE Tracy Johnson MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS BRYAN ADAMS BOWIE & METHENY Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 4-2 BILLY OCEAN 6-4 WHAMI 8-5 HALL s, OATES 7-6

WRKR/Racine-Milwaukae, Pat Martin MICK JAGGER FIRM PHIL COLLINS JEFFREY OSBORNE DURAN DURAN Hottest: WHAM! 1-1 DON HENLEY 7-2 NEW EDITION 6-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 20-11 MADONNA 24-19

MICK JAGGER BRYAN ADAMS BOWIE & METHENY DURAN DURAN PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL MADONNA Hottest: FOREIGNER 4-1 REO SPEEDWAGON 32-11 DAVID LEE ROTH 40-16 CYNDI LAUPER 30-21 TIME 39-25

WEST

PHIL COLLINS COMMODORES LRB NEW EDITION BOWIE & METHENY MICK JAGGER Hottest: BILLY OCEAN 2-1 WHAM! 6-2 STEVE PERRY 9-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 13- JOURNEY 26-19 KBOS/Fresno, CA Kris Van Kamp madonna BRYAN ADAMS MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS SCANDAL BOWIE & METHENY ANIMOTION . FIRM Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 WHAMI 3-2 DON HENLEY 4-3 FOREIGNER 5-4 POINTER SISTERS 17- KMGX/Frasno, CA Carey Edwards PRINCE MADONNA DAVID LEE ROTH JOHN FOGERTY (dp) HONEYDRIPPERS SURVIVOR MICK JAGGER (dp) Hottest: , WHAM! 1-1 NEW EDITION 5-4 TEENA MARIE 8-6 WHODINI 15-10 SHEENA EASTON 23-18

KYNO-FM/Frasno, CA Walker/Davis DON HENLEY REO SPEEDWAGON PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER PRINCE 29-26 MADONNA Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 1-1 WHAMI 8-2 PRINCE 5-4 JACK WAGNER 10- 7 FOREIGNER 12-9

MICK JAGGER MADONNA STEVE MILLER PHIL COLLINS PRINCE DAN HARTMAN (dp) JERMAINE STEWART (dp) BRUCE COCKBURN (dp) FIRM (dp) Hottest: WHAMI 1-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 PHILIP BAILEY 4-3 DAVID LEE ROTH 19-4 BILLY OCEAN 6-5

KDON-FM/Salinas-Monterey,

(dp)

KIKI/Honotuiu, HI Kong/Shishido KENNY ROGERS LINDA RONSTADT BRUCE COCKBURN Hottest: WHAM! 1-1 foreigner 2-2 JACK WAGNER 4-3 PHILIP BAILEY 7-4 REO SPEEDWAGON 28-19 KQMQ/Honolutu, HI Kimo Akana

Kirk Cilatt MICK JAGGER TOTO FIRM JOHN WAITE JULIAN LENNON Hottest: WHAM! 1-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 POINTER SISTERS 3-3 JOHN PARR 29-23 SURVIVOR 32-27 KCPX/Salt Lake City, UT Ausham/Main PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER BOWIE & METHENY COMMODORES JERMAINE STEWART Hottest: REO SPEEDWAGON 5-1 FOREIGNER 10-3 KOOL & THE GANG 11-9 JOURNEY 25-14 SURVIVOR 29-21 KHYT/Tucson, AZ Sherman Cohan PAUL HARDCASTLE MADONNA PHIL COLLINS CARS AUTOGRAPH KIM WILDE Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 CHICAGO 3-2 WHAM! 9-3 MIDNIGHT STAR 10-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 26-21 KRQyTucson, AZ Kelly Norris CARS PHIL COLLINS BOWIE & METHENY MADONNA (dp) Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 POINTER SISTERS 12-5 GLENN FREY 15-9 REO SPEEDWAGON 23-13 DAVID LEE ROTH 27-14

KCDQ/Bozeman, MT Greg Williams DOKKEN MADONNA MICK JAGGER

JEFFREY OSBORNE PHIL COLLINS PRINCE TOTO FIRM DAN HARTMAN Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 PRINCE 7-6 JOHN FOGERTY 17-14 DAVID LEE ROTH 18-15 REO SPEEDWAGON 27-16

KTRS/Casper, WY Todd Cavanah CARS PHIL COLLINS MADONNA SURVIVOR DURAN DURAN JOHN PARR MICK JAGGER BOWIE & METHENY ROMAN HOLLIDAY Hottest: WHAMI 4-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 FOREIGNER 3-3 REO SPEEDWAGON 21-11 DAVID LEE ROTH 25-15

KHTX/Reno, NV John Chommia

FIRM TOTO JERMAINE STEWART MICK JAGGER BRONSKI BEAT (dp) COMMODORES PRINCE Hottest: WHAMI 4-1 GLENN FREY 15-13 DAVID LEE ROTH 22-17 REO SPEEDWAGON 34-22 TINA TURNER 37-31 KBiM/Roswall, NM Ray Saala ANIMOTION TEENA MARIE FIRM PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 STEVE PERRY 6-5 GIUFFRIA 7-6 BILLY OCEAN 9-8 KRSP/Sait Lake City, UT Carlson/Moil MADONNA PRINCE MICK JAGGER DAN HARTMAN PHIL COLLINS JEFFREY OSBORNE SCANDAL ASHFORD & SIMPSON AUTOGRAPH (dp) Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 FOREIGNER 2-2 PHILIP BAILEY 3-3 WHAMI 6-5 REO SPEEDWAGON 25-7

KKAZ/Cheyenne, WY John Ramsey JOHN HUNTER DURAN DURAN TEENA MARIE BRYAN ADAMS (dp) MICK JAGGER Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 FOREIGNER 3-2 BILLY OCEAN 5-4 WHAM! 7-5 RBO SPEEDWAGON 31-16 KOZE/Lewiston, ID Jay McCall madonna MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS PRINCE JEFFREY OSBORNE GARY O' Hottest: FOREIGNER 1-1 GLENN FREY 7-3 JOHN PARR 8-7 REO SPEEDWAGON 15-8 TIME 18-15 K96/Sait Lake City. UT Gentry/Greer MADONNA MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS BOWIE s, METHENY JEFFREY OSBORNE CARS Hottest: FOREIGNER 2-1 BILLY OCEAN 8-3 REO, SPEEDWAGON I3-4 DAVID LEE ROTH 18-9 TIME 21-12

MICK JAGGER MADONNA _ COLLINS Parallel Two autograph ANIMOTION JOHN WAITE

KNMQ/Alboquarqua-Sants Hot test Stuckar/Rountraa NM CHICAGO 1-1 MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS BOWIE & METHENY JOHN PARR JOHN WAITE Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 2-1 WHAMI 5-3 POINTER SISTERS 9-6 GLENN FREY 13-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 22-15

Cg, hiM ^ fa. NM WHAM, _ _ foreigner 3-3 PHILIP BAILEY 6-4 HALL & OATES 7-5 KLUC/Las Vegas, NV Richards/Christian DURAN DURAN MICK JAGGER SCANDAL (dp) AUTOGRAPH (dp) TEENA MARIE PHIL COLLINS Hottest; STEVE PERRY 10-8 REO SPEEDWAGON 20-15 SHEENA EASTON 22-18 JOHN PARR 25-21 ASHFORD & SIMPSON 30-26

Parallel Three

KGOT/Anchorage. AK Kay Taylor BOWIE & METHENY MICK JAGGER TOTO PHIL COLLINS FIRM MADONNA PRINCE Hottest: HALL & OATES 6-2 GLENN FREY 11-7 TIME 14-8 MIDNIGHT STAR 19-10 REO SPEEDWAGON 22-13

KCBN/Reno, NV Jim O'Neal JOHN HUNTER BRYAN ADAMS MICK JAGGER MADONNA PHIL COLLINS Hottest; FOREIGNER 1-1 WHAMI 3-2 DAVID LEE ROTH 20-13 REO SPEEDWAGON 31-14 HONEYDRIPPERS 26-18

SLY96/San Luis Obispo, CA Joe Collins PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER BOWIE & METHENY (dp) COMMODORES FIRM (dp) MADONNA BRYAN ADAMS TOTO Hottest: FOREIGNER 3-1 PHILIP BAILEY 2-2 CHICAGO 1-3 WHAM! 4-4 MADONNA 7-12 KZOZ/San Luis Obispo, CA Mike Dawson MADONNA MICK JAGGER PHIL COLLINS AUTOGRAPH (dp) 431 BOWIE fi METHENY Hottest; FOREIGNER 3-1 HALL & OATES 10-4 FRANKIE GOES TO H 25-12 REO SPEEDWAGON 24-14 ANIMOTION 32-20 KIST/Santa Barbara, CA Dick Williams MICK JAGGER KIM CARNES ZADORA & JACKSON PHIL COLLINS JOHN WAITE ROMAN HOLLIDAY MADONNA AUTOGRAPH (dp) Hottest: PHILIP BAILEY 4-1 FOREIGNER 5-2 WHAMI 6-3

MIDNIGHT STAR 8-7 TEMPTATIONS 19-14 OK95/Tri-Citie8, WA Taylor/Purdy BILLY OCEAN PHIL COLLINS MICK JAGGER STEVE MILLER PRINCE MADONNA MARTIN BRILEY MALCOLM MCLAREN MURRAY HEAD NAILS BRUCE COCKBURN DAN HARTMAN Hottest: FOREIGNER 4-1 BILLY OCEAN D~4 DON HENLEY 6-7 JOHN FOGERTY 11-10 KINKS 14-13

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Parallel i. Selected stations in major markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant national influence. Parallel II: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format dommant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence. This para lei may also contain some major market stations that do not qualify for parallel one statds. Parallel III: Selected stations in smaller markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant local influence. This parallel may con-

mo 7™ seccndary marl<et s,a''ons 'hat do not qualify for parallel • Animotion Continued "■l

237 Reports

JOHN DOE "Hit Song" lAnylabelj LP: Hit Song

National 44% Summary

EXAMPLE 100/25 — 100 CHR reporting stations on

it this week including 25 new adds. 44% — Percentage of this weeks re-

porters playing it. Regional Reach - Percentage of reporters

playing the song within each region. National Summary Up 51 - Number of stations moving

it up on the charts. Debuts 20 — Number of stations

debuting the song this week. Same 4 — Number of stations report-

ting no movement this week. (On to On, Add to On, 31-31, etc.)

Down 0 - Number of stations moving it down on their charts.

Adds 25 — Total number of stations adding it this week.

BRYAN ADAMS Somebody (A&M) LP: Reckless

Regional 185/50 78% '

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WCGQ, on Q104 on

WHYT a KDWBPM d-28 KWK a-26 WLOLPM 33-28

WAHC 37-30

92X a-32 WGTZ d-27

OJOl on KNOEFM d- KWES a T94 on WPPM on WXLK a WIST KIMN a 0103 a KIISPM a KMJK on

WKDQ d-40 WMEE a WZPL 28-27 WJXQ 24-21 WGLF a 38 KKQV on KNIN d-35 WHSL d-35

KWSS on KPLOS 36-34 KUBE a KJ103Oa-36 KOPM a-31 MIDWEST WBNQ a-30 KNBQ d-36

5) tA»T

KQKQ d-34 K293 on WRQN on KAY107 d-37 KEYNFM d-36 KKRD a-34 WHOT d-39

KQCR a-38 Y94 a-39 KKXLPM a WAZYFM d- KFRX a WRKR d-29 KKLSFM on 0100 a-39 WMAR a-40 WVSR d-40 K104 on "TICPM 32-29

KNMQ d-33 KKXX on KQXR on KF95 d-39

KKRC a WDBR on WSPT d-40

KCiOl^0" WSPK on 98PXY d-39 092 d-28

KBOS a-40 KYNOPM 40-37 KQMQ on KLUC d-32

WEST KGOT a-32 KBOZPM a-3 KCDQ on

WGFM 40-33 930 d-39 «KFM d-37 KCAQ a KSKD d-38 KKAZ a KOZE d-31 K96 d-36 WRCK d-38 WKRZFM d-35 WHTF on

KCPX 34-32 KRO on

KCBN .a-37 KBIM on KRSP on KZOZ a-39 SLY96 a

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73/28 31% DEBUTS 8 SAME 34 DOWN 0 ADDS 26

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KL0C on K09 3 on KCAQ 26-20 KSK0 on KCD0 on KOZE 24-21 KHTX on KB1H a K202 32-20 SI.Y96 on OK95 on

ASHFORD & SIMPSON Solid (Capitol) LP: Solid

175/7 74%

9 B104 10-12 WHTT 5-3 WXKSPM 5-4 WNYS 8-7 WBLI 19-14 CKGM 33-29 CKOI 31-24 WPLJ 6-7 2100 5-7 894 12-10 PRO-FM 6-6

•3FM 22-22

MIDWEST B96 20-17 WLS-FM a 0102 35-31 WCZY 9-13 WHYT 4-3 KflEQ 24-23 ' KHTR 25-17

0103 29-27 KIISPM 15-1' KZ2P 26-23 FM102 5-5 KWOD 33-31 KS103 39-22 KITS 16-16 KWSS 20-15 'PLUS 29-23 USE 25-21 MBQ 37-33 5)

FAST 0100 20-16 WMAR 12-18 WBENFM 7-7 WVSR 16-15 K104 11-6 WERZ 23-20 i"M 17-20 29-27 KC101 22-17 Z106 6-5 WSPK 12-10

93Q 24-22 WKPM 26-24 WPST 24-21 WRCK 35-32 MKRZPM 19-18

KHFI 19-14 KW1C 40-34 mB 19-18 WQio a KXX106 16-11 WSSX 27-17 WJZR 20-20 WNOKFM 11-9 WZLD 23-21 KZFM 17-17 WDCG d-32 KAMZ 18-16 KSBTPM 30-28 WANSFM 29-24 WZYP 28-22 94TYX 20-12 WOKI 21-20 WFMI 23-21 FM100 d-34 G100 30-23 WABBFM d-27 KBFM 24-20 KHGV 27-22 WZKS 29-25 WQUEFM 10-14 BJ105 On . V106 36-32 WRVO 15-14 KITY 18-16 KTPM 18-14 MIDWEST 92X 16-13 KIIK 23-20 WGTZ d-23 KZIO 26-24 WKDQ 29-26 WZPL 10-13 WKPR d-25 2299 31-27 KOPM 31-26 KQK0 a K293 3-21

KBOS 35-31 KMGX 28-23 KYNOPM on K0M0 36-33 KLOC 30-26 KBOP 27-19 KSKD 24-20

KDONPM 19- KHYT 25-22 KR0 16-12

WPBG 35-31 WIGY d-38 103CIR a-35 W0AY 18-18 WIK2 38-35 WZY0 d-39 WQCM 38-32 OK100 32-25 WKHI 32-26 95XIL 30-28 WJBQ 17-13 WSQV 28-25

KQIZPM on WKSP 39-35 MJAD 24-22 WCGQ 23-23 KISR 35-34 0104 8-8 WYKS on KTDY 30-24 Q101 26-24 KNOEFM 28-2 KWES 1.1-10 T94 18-9 WPPM 17-11 WXLK on WIXV 23-20 Z102 27-21 WGLP 28-23 K80V 27-23 KNIN 27-26

WAZYFM 30-25 WRKR 18-12 99KG d-38 WDBR 35-30

KGOT 30-20 KBOZPM on KCDQ 32-29 KTRS 21-7*

KBIM 10-10 KRSP a SLY96 27-23

AUTOGRAPH Turn Up The Radio (RCA) LP: Sign In Please

Regional 122/19 51% ' ! 58% ^ DEj ; 5;: 1 n»A1

9 EAST WPHO 28-2: WCAOPM 38- 0107 28-2(

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KPLOS 39-36 qp

0100 21-19 WMAR 29-19 K104 30-27 WERZ d-40 WKBE on WLANPM 37-31 2106 27-24 WGFM 25-22 930 on 37-34 WRCK 24-21 WKRZFM 36-30 WHTF 33-33

WSSX a 33-30 10-10 WSKZ on WNOKFM on WZLD on WDCG 32-30 WANSFM on

WZYP on WOKI 27-25 WPMI d-40 WABBFM 29-2f KX104 21-18 WZKS on WRNO 31-28 MIDWEST WKDO 35-32 WABC 35-33 WKAU d-35 KI IK a WGTZ On WKDQ 30-27 WJXQ 18-15 WKPR a ZZ99 35-31 WVIC d-30 KOPM on KQKQ 32-35 WRQN on KSYNFM on

K'KFM 35-33 KQMQ a KLUC a K09 3 on KCAQ a KSKD d-39 KDONFH 35-34 KCPX d-31 KBYT a

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95XIL on WJB0 a WOMPPM on WSQV 33-31

WXLK d-40 WIXV 32-32 KKQV 39-30 KNIN 37-33

KPYR d-15 WBKQ on WBWB on WCILPM 26-14 KQCR 10-12 Y94 30-26 KKXLPM d-33 WAZYFM 36-31 99KG a-39 WDBR d-40 WSPT 26-21 KDVV 13-14 WEST KCDQ 22-20 KOZE 28-26 KBIM 20-16 KRSP a

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PAT BENATAR Oo/j Ooh Song (Chrysalis) LP: Tropico

171/9 72%

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ERIC CARMEN / Wanna Hear . . LP1. Eric Carmen

(Geffen)

178/10 75%

© op a94 DEBUTS 20 SAME 54 DOWN 0

9 EAST

SOUTH WBBQ 33-30 KHFI on KZZB on EAST

WXKSPM 34-31 WNYS 38-34 WPHO 36-31 KXX106 On WSSX on WJZR 39-36 V WSKZ on

WPBG 32-29 WZON 38-35 WIGY 33-32 103CIR on CKOI on WCAOPM <3-36 \ 894 30*-28' 1 WHTX 28-27 WiOKFM 39-37 WZfcO 37-36 KSETFM on

WIKZ on WQCM 35-30 OK100 d-38 WK8I 39-34 CHUM on WZYP 30-26 94TYX 36-35 WJBQ 33-23 WOMPPM on WSQV < " Continued On Next Column —

WNYS 32-28 KSETPM d-37 WIGY 40-37 WZYP d-3S HOAX 40-38

PRO^PM 29 WQUT 33-28 WZYQ on j SOUTH WPMI 34-29 OKI00 d-40

WHHYPM a 95XIL 23-20 KRGV a WSQV 29-26

WNVZ 30-29 wzks on SOUTH WRNO 37-33 WKSP 31-26 Y106 31-28 WCGQ 39-39

WCZY 35-35 KITY on WYKS 30-27 KDWBPM 29-2 0101 23-21 WEST WKDD 26-23 T94 on WPFM d-39 KMJK 27-25 92X 31-23 WIXV d-39 WGLP 35-31 KS103 on WGTZ 28-25 WBSL 28-27 KWSS on KPLOS on KNBQ 34-31 WGRD 28-25

MIDWEST KPYR d-17

V WKPR d-38 ZZ99 on WBWB 31-27 WVIC 23-19 KCMQ 40-36 KJ103 33-29 KKXLFM d-35

0100 29-25 KQKQ 29-24 KFRXFond 40

WBENFM 38-33 WVSR 33-28 WHOT 29-27 KKRC d-31 WERZ 30-27 WEST WDBR 29-28 WSPT d-37 WLANFM on KQXR 28-25 KFMW d-39 WSPK on KBOS 38-37 WEST 092 20-19 KYNOPM 23-23 KGOT 26-21 9 3Q on WKFM 31-27 KLUC 35-34 KHOP 32-22 KCDQ 36-32 KTRS 40-38 WRCK 33-24 KCAQ d-34 KSKD 33-31 KKAZ on KOZE 26-24 WHTF 30-30 KCPX 28-26 KCBN 29-26 SOUTH KRQ on KRSP 28-25 WBBQ 27-24 KHFI a SLY96 37-36 WQID on OK9S 23-20

DAVID BOWIE & PAT METHENEY This Is Not America (EMI America) LP: The Falcon & The Snowman Soundtrack

148/58 82% "KwKy: E 67% DEBUTS 13 W 66% BREAKER DOWN 0 ADOS 56

9 SOUTH WBBQ on 103CIR a

EAST WSSX on WZYQ a WNYSFd-40 WNOKFM on OK100 a 1 CKOI a WDCG a 95XIL on PRO-PM on WANSFM on WSQV on SOOTH WOKI on SOUTH 940 on G100 a KQIZFM on 195 on KX104 on WJAD on MIDWEST KITY a 0104 a B96 d-40 298 on KTDY a

MIDWEST KNOEFM on KHTR 39-38 WKDD 36-33 WXLK on 0103.a-31 KIISFM on KZIO on WMEB a

Z102 d-39 KKQV a

KMJK on WdXQ d-36 KWOD a 2299 a MIDWEST KPLUS a WRQN on WBNQ a J

KKRD d-36 KQCR a Y94 a WAZYFM a W WEST WRKR d-30 EAST KNMQ a-39 99KG on WFLY on KQXR on WDBRFon0n

WMAR a KKFM a WSPT on wlRFona " KQMQ on KFMW a WERZ on KHOP on WEST WLANFM a KCPX a-38

KRQ a KTRS a I K96 a 9 30 on m KBIM on WPST on KRSP on WKRZFM on WHTF on WPBG a j >K95 on

BRONSKI BEAT Smalltown Boy (MCA) LP: The Age Of Consent

Regional 64/8 27% National E^^ op 15 S 24% M 18% ("NSAl SAME 33 W 30% ADDS 8

9 EAST

1VSR on rfERZ 39-37 30 on

WHTT 27-22 KRZPM a ZON a 1 WPHD d-35 CKGM 5-6 CKOI 1-2 SOUTH JB0 24-21 OMPFM a CPTR 5-5 CHUM 6-12

*BBQ on «SSX on W2R 33-32 tOUTH j

SETPM on »OKI 31-28 101 32-31 Z93 19-19 KPMI 40-34 GLP on 1 KQV 40-37 *100 31-29 ZIO on MIDWEST JXQ on RQN d—38 KLSFM a WHYT 13-20 HOT 31-26 K DW 34-34 FM102 on P95 on KCDQ on KPLOS 0n QMQ on KOZE on

SKD on K DONFM 40-35 K HYT on O BIM on OZ 31-27 K9S 36-34

WBENPM a-36

• Eric Carmen Continued ■

940 on 293 34-33 KAPM d-34 93PH on Y100 29-28 097 27-26 WNVZ a

896 39-35 WHYT on KBEQ 30-29

0103 a FM102 26-25 KWOD 40-35 KS103 on KITS on KPLUS on KOBE 33-33 KNB'O 35-32

9 WPLY on 0100 on WMAR on WBENFM 39-3' WVSR 32-30 K104 on WERZ 32-29 WTICFM 27-2: WKEE 37-34 HLANPH a KC101 29-26 XY 39-34 ■t 38-34

WPMI 31-30 PM100 a <5100 29-24

WQUEPM 27-2! WRNO 28-17 BJ105 a Y106 on KTPM 29-27 298 29-26 MIDWEST WKDO 32-29 WABC on WKAU on 92X 3 IlIK i KZIO d-40 WKDQ d-39 WMEE on WZPL 26-23 WJXQ 34-31 WKFR d-39 2299 a 2104 26-19 KJ103 35-30 KOPM d-40 KQKQ 33-32 WRQN 34-28 XAY107 on

WHOT 40-37

KQXR 40-37 KP95 on KKPM on KBOS on KMGX on KIKI on KLUC d-36 K093 30-22 KHOP 39-35 KCAQ a KSKD d-37 KDONPM 27-26 KCPX 27-24 KRQ on

SOUTH KQIZPM 26-21 WKSP 26-21 MJAD 33-31 WCGQ on KISR 38-33 0104 24-21 WYKS on KTDY 36-30 Q101 36-32 KWES on T94 on WPPM 31-28 WXLK on WIXV on 2102 39-34 WGLP d-37 KKQV 34-31 WRSL 29-28

WBNQ 26-23 WBWB 29-25 KQCR 34-30 KCMO on V94 26-21 KKXLPM 28-26 WAZYPM 34-30 KPRX 30-28 KKLSFM 29-26 KKRC 35-27 KWTOFM 30-23

KGOT on KYYA d-30 KBOZPM a KCDQ 39-36 KTRS 31-30 KKAZ a-40 K96 37-35 KCBN 30-21 KHTX 30-26 KBIM 35-32 KRSP 39-37 KZ02 35-31 SLY96 d-38 KIST 37-32 OK95 38-33

CARS Why Can't I Have You? (Elektra) LP: Heartbeat City

125/31 53%

n«A: DEBUTS 20

J31

KAMZ On

G100 d-40 WQCM on OK100 39-36 WNYS a WPHO a-40 CKOI a-34

KAFM a-32

KBFM a KRGV d-35 KX104 38-35 WRNO d-39 Y106 on

WKDO a-40

95XIL d-38 WJBQ on WOMPPM d-37 WS0V d-38

KQIZFM on WJAD 39-37

WEST QIO3 on FM102 a KWOD a

WKAU on 9 2X on KZIO a WGRD 31-29 WJXQ 33-30,

KISR on 0104 34-31 KTDY on 0101 38-29 KNOEFM a KWES on WIXV 36-35 Z102 a KKQV d-40

KJ103 36-33 KOPM 35-30 WRQN d-36 KAY107 39-32 WHSL on MIDWEST

0100 on WVSR 37-34 K104 36-33 WSRZ 29-26

. WYFM a-27

KQXR d-40 KBOS on

WBWB 34-31 .KQCR d-34 Y94 on WAZYFM d-39 WRKR 27-25 WKEE a rfSPK^on 98PXY a WGFH a-37 9 3Q on

KYNOPM 21-21 KQMQ d-36 KLUC on K093 36-35 KHOP a KSKD on

WEST KGOT On KCDQ on KTRS a KOZE on

WKRZFM on WHTP 35-35 r^i K96 a KRSP on KZOZ 39-35 SLY96 on

KHFI on KWIC d-38 KZZB 35-31 WJZR d-39 WZLD d-40 WFBG a WZON a

OK95 28-22

KIM CARNES Invitation . . . (EMI America) LP: That's Dancing Soundtrack

60/2 25% N&A DOWN ADDS

9 WXKSPM a ckoi on WCAUPM d-38 PRO-PM on SOUTH 293 31-30

9 tAST 0100 d-40 WBENPM 35-31 WVSR on WERZ on WKEE on WLANFM on 930 on

WANSFM on WZYP 39-38 WOK I 37-34

KZIO on WZPL on WJXQ on WKFR on

KQXR d-38 KP95 on KQMQ on K093 21-15

9

WBNQ 32-31 KQCR on 99K6 on WEST KGOT on KCDQ on KKAZ on KHTX on KRSP on KIST i

PHIL COLLINS One More Night (A tlantic) LP: No Jacket Required

71% ^

iBREAKERl

9

Y100 a-30 WNVZ a MIDWEST

KSBTPM a WANSPM a WZYP a

KX104 a WQUEPM a WRNO a *106 a WRVQ a

33

WZYQ a WQCM a OK100 ;

MKSF s HJAD £ KISR I 0104 a WYKS a

WPPM a WXLK e WIXV a

. Continued On Next Column .

> Phil Collins Continued • WEST KZIO a MIDWEST KPKE a 0103 a

WKDQ a WMEB a WGRD a-34 WBNQ a WBWB a WCILFM a

KMJK a PM102 a WJXQ a 2Z99 a

Y94 a WAZYPM a KWSS a KPLUS a

WVIC a 2104 a KJ103 a-39 KKLSFM a

qp EAST

WRQN a KEYNFM a-4Q KKRD a

KWTOFM a WSPT a KDW a

WFLY a 0100 a WMAR a KNMQ a-38 KQXR a KGOT a WBENFM a-40 WVSR a KI 04 a

KKFM a KBOS a KYNOFM a KTRS a KOZE a

WTICFM a-31 KQMQ a K093 a-39

KCBN a-40 KBIM a KRSP a WSPK a 98PXY a 092 a

KCAQ a KCPX a-36 KIST a

9 30 a WPST a

KHYT a KRQ a

COMMODORES Night shift (Motown)

Reach 73/13 31% "Iggg S 41% M 19% W 22% N&A

DEBUTS 7 SAME 40 DOWN 0 ADDS 13

V EAST

WQID 39-32 WSSX a WJZR 29-24 WZLD on

WOAY d-27 WQCM a OK100 d-28 95XIL 37-25

CKOI on KSBTPM d-39 WOKI on

WHTX 26-22 PM100 34-29 WCGQ on

MIDWEST

WZKS on KTPM d-30 0101 a WXLK on WIXV on 2102 d-29

WEST 2104 40-36 KQKQ 26-22 WHOT on

WCILPM 28-21

0100 on K104 39-34 K093 a-38 WEST WKEE on

WKRZFM on

KZZB d-38

V 103CIR on

KZOZ d-40 SLY9e a OK95 on

©

DURANDURAN Save A Prayer (Capitol) LP: Arena Regiona 205/57 86 % -is; E 96% S 84% W 86%

UP 17 DEBUTS 85 SAME 46 DOWN 0 ADDS 57

B104 d-21 WHTT d-31 WXKSFM a

CKOI a

WKRZFM d-29 0106 d-25 WHTF on SOUTH WBBQ 40-37 KHFI on WFMF d-30 KWIC d-39 KZZB 38-27 WQID d-33 KXX1G6 on WSSX d-29

j? WPBG a-40 WIGY a-31 103CIR d-40 WOAY 21-19 WIKZ a WZYQ d-37 WQCM a-36

WCAUFM on B94 d-27 PRO-PM d-35 CFTR a WAVA d-29 SOUTH 940 on 293 a-29

WNOKFM on WZLD d-37 WDCG d-33 KSETFM d-40 WANSPM d-30 WZYP a-25 94TYX a-38 WOKI on WPMI a-36 WABBFM on

WKHI a-40 95XIL on ! WJBQ d-3S WOMPPM a WSQV 36-28 SOUTH KQIZFM on WKSP d-37 WJAD on WCGQ on KISR d-38 Y100 on B97 a-27 WNVZ a-38 KBFM d-27

KX104 31-25 WYKS a KTDY a-40 0101 d-37 KNOEFM d-39

B96 24-22 WLS on WRNO a-37 Y106 a-38 WRVQ a . r94 d-33

WCZY d-31 KITY d-32 Z98 a-29 3102 d-28 KBEQ 32-24 WKTI a MIDWEST KKQV d-39 KNIN d-32 KHTR a-36 WLOLPM a-31 WAHC a-34 WHSL d-34

MIDWEST

KIMN a-34 0103 d-32 KIISFM a-39 KZIO on WKDQ d-38 WCILFM d-26 KQCR d-31 KCMQ On Y94 a

rM102 on KWOD d-33 2299 25-15 KWSS a

Z104 a KJ103 a-32 9KG a KRC a-35 KUBE d-31

V WZOK a WRQN d-39 KAY107 a KEYNFM d-34

■JDBR d-38 DVV d-39

EAST Q100 40-36 WMAR d-32 WVSR On K104 on WERZ 37-34 WTICFM 31-28

WHOT d-34 WEST KNMQ 38-34 KKXX d-22 KQXR a KP95 d-34 KBOS d-38 KMGX d-30 KYNOPM 35-30

«8T GOT d-30 YYA a CDQ on TRS a KAZ a 96 d-32 CBN 39-34

KC101 d-25 2106 d-36 WSPK on 98PXY d-37 092 d-29 WGFM d-35 9 30 a-38 WKFM d-34 WRCK a-37

KLOC a KHOP on KCAQ d-26 KSKD d-30 KDONPM 36-31 CPX 33-30 RQ on

BIM d-33 RSP d-38 ZOZ d-36 ^Y96 d-40 K95 d-27

SHEENA EASTON Sugar Walls (EMI America) LP: A Private Heaven

-1 206/3 87% DEBUTS SAME DOWN ADDS

f

WPST 35-30 WRCK 27-23 WKRZFM 15-11 WHTF 20-20 K093 11-9 KHOP 20-14 KCAQ 18-16 KSKD 20-15 KDONPM 21- KCPX 21-19

WHTT 18-15 WXKSPM 17-13 WNYS 25-23 WPHD 40-38 WBLI 30-21 CKOI a-35 WCAOPM 5-4

WBBQ 16-14 KHPI 16-13 KWIC 32-26 KZZB 11-10 WQIO 14-11 KXX106 a-31 WSSX 21-21 WBCY 21-20

53 EAST WFBG 26-24 WZON 23-19 WICY 26-: . Continued On Next Column _

R&R/Friday, February 1, 198J —— Sheena Easton Continued ——

B97 16-16 WNVZ 32-23 Q105 19-16 MIDWEST B96 19-18 WLS a-2S WLS-FM d-25 0102 32-27 WGCL 11-17 WCZY 6-8 WHYT 20-14 KBEQ 14-14 WKTI 29-21 KDWBPM 13-13 KHTR 24-19 KWK 16-15 WLOLFM 16-15

KPKfi 20-16 0103 17-16 ' ISPM 17-11 KZZP 21-17 KMJK 20-19 FM102 22-17 KWOD 25-28 1 21-16 25-21 19-17 21-19 KUBE 20-14 ' KNBQ 15- 9

WJZR 15-14 WSKZ 24-1.9 WNOKFM 25-22 WZLD 22-20 KZPM 23-23 WDCG 24-21 KAMZ 20-18 KSETFM 28-26 WANSFM 26-22 WZYP 10-7 94TYX d-20 WQUT a-33 WOK1 18-17 WPMI 19-9 PM100 20-14 WABBPM 23-17 WHHYPM 22-16 KRGV 34-33 KX104 32-30 WZKS 16-15 WQUEFM 30-26 WRNO 25-21 BJ105 22-17 Y106 18-15 WRVQ 25-22

WKAU 25-21 92X 21-17 WGTZ 17-15 KZIO 19-18 WKDQ 17-15 WMEE 23-21 WGRD 26-19 WJXQ d-4 23-19

J103 27-21

KEYNFM 10-? KKRD 14-10 WHOT 18-16

I KKXX 23-24 KQXR 13-11 KF95 17-14

103CIR 19-17 WOAY 20-20 WIKZ 22-19 WZYQ 37-31 WQCM 26-22 WKHI 25-21 WJBQ 32-30 WOMPPM 35-23 WSQV 11-10 SOUTH KQIZPM 21-19 WKSP 25-20 WJAD 17-16 WCGQ 27-27 KISR 26-20 0104 27-24 WYKS 18-15 KTDY 21-19 0101 24-22 KWES 16-14 T94 17-15 WPPM 23-19 WXLK on 2102 29-23 WGLP 20-17 KKQV 24-19 KNIN 21-19 WRSL 32-30 MIDWEST WBNQ 17-16 WBWB 15-13 KQCR 23-19 KCMO 28-21 Y94 25-23

KKLSFM 23-16 99KG 29-24 KKRC 29-21

WEST KGOT 21-14 KSOZFM 24-21 KCDQ 26-23 KTRS 23-22 KKAZ 26-22 KOZE 13-13 KCBN 7-5 KHTX 20-18 KBIT " 3-22

FIRM Radioactive (Atlantic)

iai 50/29 21% DEBUTS 2 SAME 19 DOWN 0

.9

MIDWEST

WJZR c WOKI C WFMI c KX104 WRNO C

WJXQ d-37 ZZ99 a

KBOS 9 KSKD a

9

WIKZ a WQCM a OK100 C

KGOT a KCDQ a KHTX a KZOZ or SLY96 i OK95 or

JOHNFOGERTY The Old Man Down The Road (WB) LP: Centerfield

■*1 224/9 95%

0

9

WXKSPM 20-17 > 18-14 WPHD 12-10 WBLI 38-32 CKGM on 100 27-20 'CAUPM 26-27 94 11-8 WHTX 13-10 PRO-FM 11-9 CHUM 30-27 WAVA 29-26 SOUTH

40 10-5 93 14-13 16-15 3PM 23-23 "" 39-35 fl97 22-21 26-22 0105 a-24 MiDWEST B96 22-20 WGCL 24-22 WCZY 20-17 WHYT 21-18 17-16 WKTI 13-11 KDWBPM 15-12

18-15 KPKE 18-17 Q103 23-21

C 17-16 ) 14-12 KS103 28-24 13-13 KWSS 14-10 KPLOS 30-26 KUBE 17-13 KNBQ 17-15

KZZB 27-24 WQID 30-25 KXX106 27-20 WSSX 19-16 WBCY 12-11 WJZR 26-19 WSKZ 11-10 WNOKFM 24-23 WZLD 25-18 WDCG 27-18 KAMZ 27-22 WANSPM 25-20 WZYP 22-19 94TYX 19-15 WQUT 22-16 WOKI 20-19 WFMI 18-17 FM100 24-13 G100 25-17 WABBFM 27-23 WHHYPM 28-17 KBFM 28-26 KX104 15-12 WZKS 13-3 WQUEFM 24-22 WRNO 14-9 BJ105 23-12 Y106 24-22 WRVQ 23-18 KITY 17-15 KTPM 25-22 Z98 19-17

WAHC 20-17 WKAU 16-13 92X 17-16 KIIK 10-9 WGTZ 29-24 KZIO 30-27 WKDQ 26-22 WSTO a-19 WMEB 20-17 WGRD 17-15 WZPL 22-17 WJXQ 5-4 WKFR 25-17 Z299 27-21 WVIC 30-23 2104 33-23 WZOO c

KCAQ d-32 KSKD 15-10 KDONPM 14-1

9

WIGY 17-13 103CIR 28-25 WOAY 19-16 WIKZ 23-13 WZYQ 15-6 WQCM 14-11 OK100 23-21 WKHI 22-14 95XIL 20-17 WJBQ 9-7 WOMPPM 37-2t WSQV 21-20 SOUTH KQIZPM 19-18 WKSP 28-23 WJAD 19-18 WCGQ 28-28 KISR 19-16 0104 18-14 WYKS 23-20 KTDY 18-12 0101 13-12 KNOSPM 22-16 KWES 27-25 T94 15-12 WPPM 34-31 WXLK 39-34 WIXV 10-6 2102 15-12 WGLP 27-21 KKQV 10-10 KNIN 15-14 WHSL 14-14

I? C 35-28 0100 34-27 WMAR 21-10 WBENFM 15-5 22-19 K104 18-16 WER2 20-17

WLANFM 40-30 KC101 23-18 106 d-29 WSPK 26-21 98PXY 10-5 25-21 WGFM 39-28 30 22-20 HKFM 27-23 WPST 30-19 WRCK 14-12 WKRZFM 26-23

KJ1C 19-1 KQKQ 22-23 KZ93 25-17 WZOK 26-20 U93 a-27 WRQN 18-16 KAY107 23-18 KEYNFM 20-18 KKRD 16-12 WHOT 13-11

KNMQ 18-17 KKXX on KQXR 24-20 KF95 32-29 KKFM 23-17 KBOS 27-22 KMGX a KYNOPM 27-27 KIKI 26-24 KQMQ 18-14 KLOC 23-22 K093 13-13 KHOP 13-7

KPYR 13-8 WBNQ on WBWB 14-11 WCILFM on KQCR 21-17 KCMQ 21-16 Y94 12-10 KKXLPM 23-: WAZYFM 24-19 KPRX 18-15 KKLSFM 28-2

WSPT 23-16 KDW 24-18 KFMW 33-23

KGOT 18-12 KYYA 18-14 KBOZFM 22-15 KCDQ 17-14 KTRS 16-14 KKAZ 23-20 KOZE 14-11 K96 36-33 KCBN-13-11 K8TX 25-20 KBIM 30-26 • 20-19


FOREIGNER / Want To Know What...(Atlantic) LP: Agent Provocateur Regional 237/0 100%

9 EAST 0106 3-1 WHTF 2-2 KHOP 2-3 KCAQ 1-1 KSKO 3-2

KCPX 10-3 B104 4-3 WHTT 1-2 WXKSFM 2-1 WNYS 3-1 WPHD 1-1 WBLI 3-1 CKGM 18-12 CKOI 6-3 WPU 3-2 Z100 3-2

KHFI 2-1 WFMF 3-1 KWIC 3-2 KZZB 1-5 WQID 10-16 KXX106 2—2 WSSX 3-3 WBCY 1-2 WJZR 2-1 WSKZ 1-1

KRQ 1-1

J3

WFBG 1-1 WZON 1-2 WIG* 2-1 B94 5-12 WBTX 1-1 PRO-FM 4-3 CFTR 9-4 CBOM 4-4 Q107 6-3 WAVA 4-2

WZLD 4-1 KZFM 4-4 WDCG 2-1 KAMZ 4-3 KSETFM 3-3 WANSFM 4-2 WZYP 7-15

WOAY 3-3 WIKZ 1-1 WQCM 1-1 OK100 2-2 WKHI 2-1 95XIL 3-1 SOUTH

940 4-15 Z93 4-10 WQOT 5-1 WOKI 4-1 WFMI 6-1 KKYK 7-1

WOMPFM 6-2 WSQV 6-4 9 3FM 6-6 195 3-3 *100 5-4 B97 1-1 WNVZ 4-3 0105 5-3

G100 2-1 WABBFM 2-2 WHHYFM 4-1 KBFM 2-1 KRGV 2-2 KX104 2-2

KQIZFM 1-1 WKSP 2-5 WJAD 3-1 WCGQ 14-14 0104 4-3

B96 4-3 WLS 4-3 WLS-FM 4-3 0102 10-5 WGCL 1-1

WQUEFM 1-1 WRNO 1-1 BJ105 2-1 Y106 5-4 WRVQ 2-1 KIT* 3-2

KTOY 2-1 0101 14-17 KNOEFM 3-1 KWES 7-5 WPFM 3-2

WHYT 3-2 KBEQ 1-1 WKTI 3-5 KDWBFM 1-5 KHTR 7-6 KWK 1-1 WLOLFH 2-16

WSEZ 3-1

WKDD 3-2 WKAU 1-2

WIXV 2-1 Z102 2-1 WGLF 1-8 KKQV 3-2 KNIN 2-2 WHSL 2-1

KIMN 4-3 KPKE 4-2 0103 1-1 KOPA 2-2 KZZP 3-3 PM102 6-6

WGTZ 1-2 KZIO 2-1 WKDQ 1-1 WSTO 1-1 WMEE 3-1 WGRD 3-2 WZPL 11-14 WJXQ 3-3 WKFR 2-1

KFYR 2-1 WBNQ 3-2 WBWB 4-3 WCILFM 3-3 KQCR 1-1 KCMQ 2-2 Y94 3-1 KKXLFM 3-1 WAZYFM 2-1 KS103 5-3 KITS 6-5 KWSS 2-2 KPLUS 4-3 KNBQ 4-3

EAST

WVIC 5-3 Z104 2-1 WZOO 14-14 KJ103 5-1 KOFM 4-3 KQKQ 2-2 KZ93 2-1 WZOK 3-2 093 5-1 WRQN 3-2

KKLSFM 4-1 99KC 2-1 KKRC 5-3 KWTOFM 2-1 WDBR 5-3 WSPT 3-2 KDW 1-3 KFMW 4-1 WEST

WFLY 1-4 0100 1-1 WMAR 2-2 WBENFM 1-2 KEYNFM 1-1 KKRD 3-2 WHOT 2-1 WYFM 3-1

KGOT 1-1 KYYA 2-2 KBOZFM 4-2 KCOQ 3-1 K104 1-1 WERZ 2-1 WTICFM 2-2 WKEE 1-1 WLANFM 4-2

WIST KNMQ 4-2 KKXX 3-2 KQXR 1-1

KOZE 1-1 K96 2-1 KCBN 1-1 KHTX 3-2 KC101 3-1 Z106 3-3 WSPK 2-1 98PX* 2-2 092 6-4 WGFM 2-1 930 3-2 WKFM 7-5 WPST 3-2 WRCK 3-2

KKFM 1-5 KBOS 5-4 KMGX 6-5 KYNOFM 12-9 KIKI 2-2 KQMQ 3-3 KLOC 2-2 K093 1-1

KRSP 2-2 KZOZ 3-1 SLY96 3-1 KIST 5-2 OK95 4-1

GLENN FREY The Heat Is On (MCA) LP: Beverly Hills Cop Soundtrack

228/3

0 SAMB ADDS

Q] tA*T B104 24-19 WBTT 3S-26 WXKSFM 22-21 WNVS 22-19 WPHD 18-11 WBLI 29-23 CKGM 8100 t 1-22 PRO-FH 22-1! CHUM on Q107 26-24 MAVA 20-18

«OUTM WBBQ 20-20 RHPI 15-11 «PMF 15-12 KWIC 16-14 KZZB 24-22 «0I0 1S-9 KXX106 18-12 WSSX 24-18 WBCV 13-10 WJ2R 12-12 WSK2S 9-4 HNOKFM 16-14 WZUJ 14-11 WDCG 23-17 KS15TFM 19-18 WANSPM 23-18 W2YP 9-6 94TYX 15-14 WQOT 23-19 WOKI 19-18 KFMI 10-4 KKYK 23-20

KDONPM 6-6 | KCPX 15-8 KBXT 28-23

9 WFBG 14-9 WZON 19-15 WIG* 18-15 103CIB 26-20 WOAY 27-25 MIK2 32-27 WZYQ 25-18 WQCM 18-13 OK1Q0 22-22 WKfll 13-10 95XIL 24-10 WJBQ 22-16 WOMPFM 28-27 WSQV 14-13

■ Continued On Next Column -

FRANKIE GOES TO . Relax (ZTT/Island) LP: Welcome To The Pleasure Dome

a.,.™, 1M'10 78% -i^ S 73% M 77* W 92*

DEBUTS 40 SAME 25 DOWN 0 ADDS 10

EAST WKRZFM 34-33 WHTF 28-28 SOOTH J3

6104 on WBBQ 37-29 WFBG a WXKSFM 32-29 WNYS 35-31 WPHD 34-24

KWIC d-37 KZZB 40-37 KXX106 on WSSX d-25 WIG* 16-14 103CIR d-37 W0A* d-40 WIKZ 39-36

894 20-18 WHTX 30-29 WSKZ 27-24 WQCM 27-16 WKHI d-32 0107 29-21 WAVA 26-24 KSETFM a WANSFM 39-35 WZYP d-28

WOMPFM d-35 WSQV 39-33 SOUTH

Z93 30-28 93FM 15-15 0100 d-34 WABBFM 22-18 KQIZFM d-27 WKSF 37-33 WJAO 31-27 KBFM 33-29 WCGQ on 997 17-11 4NVZ a-37 KX104 27-24 WYKS d-30 KTDY d-37 WQOBFM 23-20 0101 a MDWEST *106 on T94 23-17 96 27-19 4LS 38-22 »LS-FM 38-22 KIT* a-29 Z98 25-21 WXLK 36-27 Z102 21-18

MIDWEST KKQV d-34 »8*T 32-25 WAHC 18-8 WHSL 22-22 DWBFM 22-20 92X 34-28 MIDWEST

WEST WGTZ d-26 KF*R a WBNQ on IMN 15-10 PRE 29-28 103 34-28

WKDQ 32-29 WMEE d-27 WJXQ d-29 KQCR 28-22 KCMQ d-34 *94 d-33 KOPA 18-15 Z104 31-25 WAZYFM d-33 KMJK d-33 KJ103 25-17 WRKR 23-20 KWOO 26-19 KS103 d-35 KQKQ 35-31 K29 3 on 99KG 38-36 KITS On KWSS 29-25 WRQN 24-20 K£*NPM 27-25 KWTOFM d-30 WDBR 38-35 KOBE 31-28 KNBQ 33-23 KKRD 38-30 WHOT 33-21 KDW 29-26

KNMQ 35-29 KGOT 32-26 100 on KF95 35-26 KTRS 34-33

WBENFM 40-21 WVSR 31-27 KBOS 24-15 KMGX 29-26 KOZE on K96 27-23 KCBN 23-15 WKEE 36-32 WLANFM 28-21 KQMQ on KLOC 36-33 KBIM 39-34 Z106 28-22 WSPK d-40 KHOP d-40 KCAQ 32-30 KZOZ 25-12 SLY96 39-29 96PX* 36-32 WGFM 35-31 9 30 d-32 KDONFM d-40 1 KCPX 22-11 OK95 27-21 WPST 33-24 1

■ Glen Frey Continued ■ 93FM 18-18 195 a WNVZ 25-21

WLS 16-10 WLS-PM 16-li WGCL 18-15 WCZY 13-12 WHYT 16-10 KBEQ 26-22 WKTI 11-7 KOWBFH 14-1) KHTR 28-22

KPKE 27-25 0103 27-18 KIISFM 24-18 KM.JK 24-20 FH102 18-16 KWOO 17-14 KS103 29-26 KITS 14-8 KWSS 13-12 KPLUS 24-20 KOBE 11-8 KNBQ 22-11

qp

WFLY 18-13 Q100 25-22 WMAR 23-22 WVSH 13-10 K104 5-3 WERZ 10-7 WTICFM 24-2: WK6E 10-9

98PXY 31-25 092 19-13 WGF« 24-19 93Q 21-15 WPST 25-22 WRCK 10-8 WKRZFM 20-17 Q106 22-10

G100 22-13 WABBFM 18-15 HBHYFM 31-25 KBPM 22-19

BJ105 13-9 Y106 30-27 WBVQ 16-15 KITY 12-10 Z98 26-23 WSEZ 24-19

WKDD 11-9 WAHC 23-20 WKAU 14-12 92X 16-11 KIIK 13-12 WGTZ 20-17 KZIO 16-15 WKDQ 15-13 WSTO 14-11 WMEE 18-14 WGRO 18-14 WZPL 3-4 WJXQ 10-9 WKFR 17-12 ZZ99 20-17 WVIC 27-20 2104 17-14 WZOO 25-25 KJ103 24-20 KOFM 28-22 KQKQ 18-17 KZ93 28-20 WZOK 17-9 U93 23-23 WRQN 12-11 KAY107 36-26 KEYNPM 15-11 KKRD 13-13 WHOT 15-10 WYFM 12-12

KNMQ 13-8 KKXX 21-17 KQXR 20-15 KF95 11-9 KKPM 24-18 KBOS 34-26 KMGX a-28 KYNOFM 15-14 KXKI 40-33 KOMQ 38-30 KLOC 15-13 K093 12-10 KHOP 17-12 KCAQ 17-23 KSKO 23-19

SOUTH KQIZFM 16-14 WKSP 16-13 WJAD 13-9 WCGQ 24-24 KISR 18-12 Q104 21-20 WYKS 16-12 KTDY 13-10 0101 11-10 KNOEPM 15-10 KWES 26-23 T94 22-21 WPFM 36-29 WXLK 15-11 WIXV 28-26 Z102 19-J.5 WGLF 19-15 KKQV 15-12 KNIN 14-12 WHSL 12-12

KPYR 15-11 WBWB 17-14 WCILPM 34-29 K0CR 4-3 KCMQ 15-10 Y94 15-13 KKXLFM 15-13 WAZYFM 22-18 KFRX 21-16 WRKB 16-15 KKLSPM 25 9 9 KG 1 -3.0 14-10 KWTOFM 17-15 WDBR 12-8

KGOT 11-7 KYYA 26-21 KBOZFM 19-1' KCDO 10-8 KTRS 14-13 KKAZ 16-11 KOZE 7-3 K96 16-14 KCBN 5-4 KHTX 15-13 KBIM 11-9 KRSP 21-20 KZOZ 23-13 SLY96 16-H KIST 20-9' OK9S 16-15

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GENERAL PUBLIC Tenderness (IRS/A&M)

LP: All The Rage Regional 181/8 76% •jgjg E 76% S 80% M 65% W 86% ©

DEBUTS 9 SAME 22 ADDS 8

13 KZZB 33-32 WQID 32-28 WSSX a WBC* 28-26 WJZR 24-23 | EAST

WHTT 20-18 WXKSFM 13-12 WNYS 23-21 WPHD 24-22 CKGM 22-19 CKOI 19-15 WCAOFM 17-15 PRO-FM 26-23

WNOKFM 14-12 WZLD 30-29 WDCG d-35 KAMZ 30-28 KSETFM 29-27 WANSFM 28-26 WZ*P 33-32 94T*X a-39 WQOT a WOKI 12-11

WFBG 28-26 WIG* 22-21 103CIR 31-28 WOAY on WIKZ 35-32 WQCM 11-9 OK100 25-20 WKHI 23-18 95XIL d-39 WJBQ 15-11 CHUM 26-20 WOMPFM 34-33 SOUTH G100 37-36 WABBFM 24-19 SOUTH 940 17-17 Z93 22-21 KAFM 26-21

KBFM 27-25 KRGV 28-27 KX104 28-27 KQIZFM d-28 WKSF 24-22

B97 24-23 WNVZ d-34 WZKS 26-24 WRNO 22-19 8J10S 26-20

WCGQ 29-29 KISR 27-24 MIDWEST B96 d-32

WRVQ a KITY 32-26 KTFM a WYKS 24-21 KTO* 20-17 0101 17-16

KHTR 38-37 MIDWEST T94 21-19 esr WAHC 12-11 WXLK 18-13

KIMN 29-29 92X 24-22 KIIK 24-21 KKQV 28-25 KIISFM 13-13 KZIO 25-23 KMJK on WJXQ d-39 KWOO 31-30 KS103 7-7 ZZ99 30-26 2104 16-16 WBWB 20-17 WCILPM 19.-18 KPLUS 26-22 KOBE 16-15 KQKQ 15-18 WZOK 23-21 KCMQ 31-26 *94 32-29 53

EAST KAY107 25-2^ KEYNFM 25-24 KKRD 36-33 WHOT 23-23

WA2*PM 28-23 KFRX 28-27 99 KG 19-16 KKRC 27-24

WFLY 34-25 Q100 22-20 KNMQ 15-11 WDBR 20-19 WSPT 39-34 WBENFM 18-16 KKFM 18-15 KFMW 29-22 K104 d-36 KMGX 18-27 WEST

KGOT 29-29 WSPK 22-19 98PX* 23-21 092 22-18

KLOC 12-10 KHOP 21-18 KCAQ 9-24 KCDQ 21-19 KTRS 24-23 KKAZ 34-28 KOZfi 19-19

930 20-19 WKFM 21-18 WPST 15-12 WRCK 25-19 KDONPM 17-15 KCPX 7-23 KHYT 31-27 KRQ 22-20

K96 19-16 KCBN 18-20 KHTX 29-27 KBIM 16-15 KRSP 19-18 WHTF 21-21 SL*96 29-25

1 SOUTH 1 KHFI 30-28 1 KWIC 21-18

OK9S 33-30

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OP 189 DEBOTS 0 SAME 33 ADDS 1

EAST

WKRZFM 9-5 0106 6-3 WHTF 6-6 KHOP 6-8 KCAQ 14-11 KSKO 13-12 KDONFM 7-5 KCPX 8-4

8104 20-16 WHTT 17-14 WXKSFM 7-5 WN*S 19-16 WPHD 10-9

WBBQ 15-10 KHFI 6-7 WFMF 11-9 KWIC 14-8 w WBLI 13-9 CKGM 32-27 CKOI 23-14 WQID 3-3 KXX106 10-10 WSSX 11-9

EAST WFBG 10-8

Z100 a-21 WCAOFM 15-14 894,10-9 WJZR 11-11 WSKZ 8-7 WNOKFM 13-11

WIG* 8-7 103CIB 10-7 WOAY 12-12 PRO-FM 9-S KZFM 9-9 WZYQ 13-10 CHOM 28-23 0107 18-13 KAMZ 8-7 OK100 9-7 WKHI 9-6 WAVA 11-10 WZYP 11-9 95XIL 16-16 WJBQ 11-10 940 14-13 WQOT 18-10 WOKI 14-13 WSQV 8-7 KAFM 5-12 9 3PM 17-17 195 15-15 *100 11-11

KK*K 19-15 PM100 9-8 G100 7-6 KQIZFM 8-7 WKSP 10-8 WJAD 8-5 WNVZ 14-8 0105 18-13

B96 13-16

WHHYFM 16-12 KBFM 11-7 KRGV 11-10 KX104 22-21 WZKS 17-16 WQUEFM 11-9 WRNO 8-5

WCGQ 18-18 KISR 9-7 Q104 13-9 WYKS 9-7 KTDY 5-3 Q101 1-2 KNOEFM 9-7 WLS-PM 15-17 0102 24-18 WGCL 12-11 WCZ* 7-5 WHYT 18-13

*106 9-8 WRVQ 8-6 KIT* 5-4 KTFM 16-9 296 11-10

T94 10-8 WPFM 12-7 WXLK 1J-9 WIXV 9-9 2102 12-10 WKTI 7-6 KDWBFM 12-27 MIDWEST KKQV 5-5 KNIN 7-5 KWK 13-13 WLOLPM 7-5 WKDD 7-7 WAHC 14-13 MWWEST

92X 7-6 KPYR 9-6

WEST all & J. Gates Con

KIIK 6-5 WGTZ 6-3 tinued —

WBNQ 8-5 WBWB 6-5 KPKE 11-10 0103 9-5 WKDQ 11-11 WSTO 13-9 KQCR 16-13 KOPA 11-8 WGRO 10-9 KKXLFM 10-8 KMJK 8-7 FM102' 9-7 WJXQ 7-7 WKFR 8-8 KFRX 7-6 KS103 16-14 KITS 19-9 KWSS 7-6

WVIC 9-7 Z104 10-10 99KG 7-6 KKRC 9-4 KWTOFM 11-9 KOBE 8-7 KOFM 13-12 KQKQ 10-8 WDBR 11-10 WSPT 14-9

53 WZOK 11-7 093 17-9 WRQN 11-9 WEST

EAST KEYNFM 18-17 KGOT 6-2 WFL* 11-6 0100 10-9 WMAR 22-20 W*PM 6-6 KCDQ 12-11 KTRS 6-4 WVSR 10-8 K104 3-2 KNMQ 8-7 KOZE 10-10 K96 4-5 WTICFM 8-11 WKEE 6-3 KQXR 5-5 KHTX 6-5 KBIM 8-7 KC101 14-11 KKFM 10-10 KBOS 11-7 KRSP 13-12 KZOZ 10-4 WSPK 13-11 KIST 14-12 092 23-23 KQMQ 7-5 930 7-6 WKFM 11-8 WPST 21-13 WRCK 8-7

K093 15-23

HONEYDR1PPERS Rockin'At... (Es Paranza/Atlantic) LP: Honeydrippers Volume 1

Regional 198/5 84% "l^acy E 87% S 80% M 85%

DEBUTS 27

WBBO 34-33 KHFI d-30 8104 30-28 KZZB d-39 WQID d-38 WFBG 34-30

WBC* 27-24 WIGY d-39 WPHD 6-5 WSKZ 26-23 WOAY 38-37 CKOI 0n WZLD 35-24 WQCM 22-1.9 WCAOFM 32-30 B94 25-20 KSETFM d-31 WKHI 35-27 95XIL 34-32 WHTX 19-17 PRO-FM 28-26 WZYP 32-24 94T*X 31.-25 WOKI d-40

WJBQ 31-25 WOMPFM d-38 WSQV 26-22 WAVA 28-25 FM100 27-22 G100 27-21 SOUTH

94Q on KBPM 38-32 WKSF 33-29 Z93 35-34 KAFM 34-31 KX104 33-32 WZKS a WCGQ 38-38 KISR 32-27 WNVZ 35-32 BJ105 29-22 WYKS 29-26 MIDWEST KIT* 30-25 Z98 on 0101 on B96 28-25 WLS d-39 WLS-FM d-39 WCZ* 24-20

MIDWEST WKDD 24-22 WKAU 33-29

T94 40-40 WXLK 25-20 WIXV 20-15

WKTI 28-25 KOWBPM 20-15 KHTR 18-14 KIIK 28-25 WGTZ a KZIO 35-30 WKDQ 35-32

WGLF 33-29 KKQV 38-29 KNIN 28-21 WEST WMEE 29-23 WGRD 35-27 MIDWEST KIISFM 40-34 WJXQ 17-14 KPYR on KWOD 34-29 WVIC 18-17 WBWB 36-33 KITS d-29 KJ103 29-26 KQCR 7-7 KPLUS 15-13 KQKQ 25-21 *94 34-28 KNBQ 28-21 WZOK a-32 WRQN 31-27 WAZ*FM 38-32 KFRX d-29 (j3 KE*NFM 29-26 KKRD 28-24

WRKR 17-16 KKLSFM 30-25 99KG on EAST WHOT 24-22 W*FM 20-16 KKRC 34-28 KWTOFM 26-21 WFL* d-33 0100 30-26 WEST WDBR 28-26 WSPT .31-25 WBENFM 36-29 KNMQ 29-23 KFMW d-31 K104 24-22 KP95 30-24 WEST WKEE 30-23 KBOS 33-28 KGOT 20-18 Z106 17-15 K*NOFM 20-20 KBOZFM d-35 98PX* 24-18 KQMQ 35-29 KTRS 28-27 WGFM 29-26 K093 16-12 KOZE d-35 WKFM 17-14 KCAQ 27-25 KCBN 26-18 WRCK 29-27 KDONFM 37-30 KRSP 36-31 WHTF 19-19 KRQ 26-23 SL*96 31-27

OK95 19-16

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1162/10 68%

WPHD 32-28 CKOI on WCA0PM 33-31 PRO-FM 34-31 CHUH on

Z93 26-25 KAFM 21-17 9 3PM on

WHYT 26-26 KBfiQ 29-28 KOWBPM 21-19

KPKE a 0103 d-35 FM102 23-23 KWOO d-40

53

Q100 37-34 WMAR 34-30 WBENPM 32-28 S 38-38 WERZ 35-33 WKEE 39-36 ILANPM 31-26 ;106 34-33 WSPK 27-25 98PXY 32-29 30-17 930 d-31 WKFM 32-29 WPST 32-29 WRCK 36-33 WKRZFM d-36

SOUTH WBBO 32-31 KHFI 21-20 KWIC 30-25 KZZB 36-34 KXX106 d-30 WJZR d-40 WNOKFM on " WZLD 29-23 KSETFM on WANSFM d-40

KTPH on MIDWEST

WRQN 35-30 KAY107 32-22 KEYNFM 30-28 WHOT 20-17

KQXR 31-28 KF95 33-31 KKFM 31-26 KBOS 25-21 KMGX on KYNOFM 30-31 KIKI on KQMQ 25-23 KLOC 28-25 K09 3 34-33 KHOP d-39 KSKO 22-21 KDONFM on

KCPX 23-20 KHYT on KRQ 29-21

WFBG a-33 WIGY 24-22 103C1R 32-29 WOAY on WIKZ 40-37 WQCM a WKHI 30-25 95XIL 36-3 WJBQ 39-34 WSQV 32-29

WJAD a-40 WCGQ on KISR 33-28 Q104 32-29 WYKS on KTOY 26-20 Q101 35-28 KNOEFM d-36 T94 31-29 WPFM 30-27 WXLK on WIXV 18-14 Z102 32-26 WGLF 39-35 KKQV 29-22 WHSL 18-18 MIDWEST KFYR d-18 WBNO on WBWB 22-19 WCILFM d-33 KQCR a KCMQ d-39 Y94 29-25 WAZYFM on KFRX on WDBR 34-32 KDVV on

KYYA d-29 KCDO 38-35 KTRS 32-31 KKAZ a K96 d-40 KCBN a-36 KHTX 35-32 KBIM 24-21 KZOZ 27-25 SLY96 40-34 KIST 29-24 OK95 13-8

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MICKJAGGER ' Just Another Night (Columbia) LP: She's The Boss Regional 186/188 78% ^Sary Reach ^ 0 E 91% DEBUTS .0 2 ™ BREAKER SS I. W 78% ADDS 186

092 a WGFM a-38 930 a 5P B104 a-24 WKRZFM a WFBG a WXKSFM a WIG* a WPHD a KHFI a-26 WQfiY a ; CKGM a KWIC a WZ*0 a I Z100 3-29 WQID a OK100 a B94 a PRO-FM a WBCY a-35 WJBQ a CFTR a CHOM a WNOKFM a WSQV a WAVA 3 WDCG a-37 SOUTH

94Q a-28 KAFM a WOKI a KISR a 0104 a W*KS a *100 a KX104 a Q101 a WNVZ a-40 *106 a-40 KWES a T94 a MIDWEST WRVQ a WXLK a f 396 a-33 wls a Z102 a . WGLF a ! WCZ* a-38 WHYT a KBEQ a-31 WKDD a-36 WAHC a

WHSL a KHTR a-34 KWK a-25 WLOLPM a-32

92X a WKDQ a WMEE a

WBNQ a

KIMN a-39 WJXQ a WVIC a KKXLFM a

KPLUS a-35 WZOK a WRQN a KNBQ a KEYNFM a-3S WDBR a

qp KNMQ a-37 WEST |

WFL* a KGOT a K**A a WMAR a KCDQ a WVSR a KMGX a K*NOFM a KOZE a WTICFM a-32 KQMQ a KLOC a K96 3 ! KCBN a-38 WLANFM a KSKD a KBIM a Z106 a KCPX a-37 KZOZ a-38 98PX* a OK95 a

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Regional 182/20 77% "iSmmaty Reach op 57 B 78% DEBOTS 62 S 80% fcl;) SAME 4 3 M 69% DOWN C W 80% ADDS 20

B104 d-29 WXKSFM d-33 WN*S d-39 WPHD d-39 WBLI on Z100 26-25

KHFI on K22B d-36 WQID d-34 KXX106 on WJZR 30-29 WSKZ d-27 WNOKFM 35-34 WZLD 40-33 WDCG d-40 KAMZ on

EAST WFBG 37-33-" WZON" 39-36 WIGY d-30 103C1R on WOAY 37-36

WHTX 16-15 WANSFM d-33 WZ*P d-40 WZ*0 on WQCM d-37 OK100 37-29

WAVA d-30 94T*X 37-33 WQOT 36-31 WOKI 34-31 WKHI d-37 95XIL 29-1.9 WJBQ 35-31

940 on Z93 on wnvz on Q10S 30-27 FMIOO a G100 38-33 WHH*FM d-30 KBFM on KX104 34-31 WZKS 32-31 WQUEFM on WRNO d-36

WSQV d-37

WKSF d-40 WJAD 37-35 WCGQ on KISR d-39 0104 30-27 WYKS a i WCZ* 37-32 WHYT on WRVQ 28-23 KTD* 37-33 0101 29-15 WKTI d-28 KDWBFM d-30 WLOLFM a-35 WEST KIMN d-3e Q103 33-24 KZZP on KMJK 26-22 KWOD d-37

Z98 d-30 MIDWEST WKDD 25-21 WAHC d-35 WKAO on 92X d-34 KIIK 30-24 KZIO d-34 WKDQ 39-35 WJXQ on

KWES a T94 d-38 WPFM d-40 ' WXLK d-39 WIXV 34-31 Z102 37-33 WGLF d-39 KKQV d-36 WHSL 31-29 MIDWEST KP*R on

KOBE a KNBQ d-39

J3

WFL* 32-24

WVIC d-29 Z104 d-39 KJ103 a-34 KOFM d-35 KQKQ 34-26 WRQN 36-29 KA*107 40-36 KEYNFM d-32

WBWB 40-37 KQCR a KCMQ a *94 d-37 WAZ*FM d-38 KKRC a KWTOFM a WDBR 33-31

WVSR d-37 K104 34-25 WERZ On WKEE a WLANFM d-32 WSPK on 98PX* d-38 WGFM 33-25 930 d-37 WKFM d-38 WPST d-38 WKRZFM on 0106 a

WEST KQXR d-36 KP95 d-35 KBOS d-39 KYNOFM 32-29 . KQMQ on K093 38-31 KHOP 33-26 KSKO 40-35 KDONPM d-38

KGOT d-31 KYYA 28-22 KBOZFM d-33 KCOQ d-40 KTRS 37-36 KKAZ on KOZE d-30 K96 d-39 KCBN 32-27 KHTX d-37 KBIM on KRSP on KZOZ 40-37 SLY96 36-35 KIST 36-31 WBBO on

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219/8 92% Beach op 126 E 89% DEBOTS 52 S 91% feiri SAME 33 M 94% DOWN 0 W 96% ADDS 8

9 EAST

SOUTH WBBQ d-40 KHFI d-29 WFMF d-27

^3 EAST

B104 d-30 WHTT 37-35 WXKSFM on WN*S 36-32 WPHD d-34 WBLI d-37 CKOI on WCAOFM 22-17 B94 29-26 WHTX 23-21

KZZB 25-23 WQIO 31-22 KXX106 d-29 WSSX 26-19 WBC* 29-21 WJZR 37-30 WSKZ d-29 WNOKFM 38-36 WZLD 24-15 WDCG 33-29

WFBG a-36 WZON 36-33 WIG* on 103CIR 35-31 WOAY 33-31 WIKZ d-38 WZ*0 d-38 WQCM 39-29 OK100 40-37 WKHI 38-31 95XIL 33-22 0107 d-30 WAVA on WANSFM 34-29 W2YP 24-18 94TYX 33-27 WOMPFM d-32 WSQV 37-27 SOUTH 940 on KAFM 31-22 9 3FM 30-30 195 a

WQOT 37-29 WOKI d-39 WFMI 33-31 PM100 on G100 31-25 WABBFM d-29 WHHYFM a

SOUTH KQIZFM d-30 WKSF 38-34 WJAD 29-28 WCGQ on

697 23-22 WNVZ 38-33 MIDWEST

KRGV on KX104 25-20 WZKS 34-33 WQOEFM 26-24 WRNO 35-29

Q104 d-28 KTD* d-39 0101 37-33 KNOEPM 37-32 696 29-23 WLS d-33 *106 29-t21 WRVQ d-26 KWES 35-31 T94 32-28 WPFM d-37 WGCL 23-20 WC2* 38-33 298 on WIXV 38-34 Z102 d-36

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ourney Continuec KBEQ 22-20 WKTI d-27 KDWBFM 25-22 KHTR 35-32 KWK 26-19

WKDD 33-28 92X 33-25

KKQV d-35 KNIN 34-30 WHSL 35-33 MIDWEST

WEST KIMN 30-25 KPKE on Q103 d-30

WGTZ d-29 KZIO 40-29 WKDQ 38-34 • WMEE 28-24 WGRD 29-22 WBNQ 28-24 WBWB 33-30 WCILFM 3-3-32 KQCR 37-35 KCMQ 39-30 KIISFM d-40 KOPA d-25 KZZP d-30 KMJK d-31 KWOO 36-34 KS103 d-40 KITS on

WJXQ 30-23 WKFR a ZZ99 a WVIC on Z104 34-26 KJ103 32-28 KOFM 22-16

KKXLFM d-30 WAZYFM 35-29 KFRX on WRKR 29-27 KKLSFM 26-19 99KG on KPLUS 33-29 KOBE 30-29 KNBQ 29-22 C53

WZOK a-33 WRQN d-32 KAY107 d-39 KEYNFM 31-27 KKRD 33-28

KWTOFM on | WSPT on i KFMW d-35

EAST WFL* 29-23 0100 39-35 WMAR d-39 WBENFM d-30 WVSR 40-35 K104 37-28 WERZ d-32 WTICFM 28-26 WKEE 34-31 WLANFM d-33 KC101 d-28 • ' Z106 d-35' WSPK 38-23 98PX* 40-36 092 28-24 -WGFM 34-29 930 d-3.3 WKFM 39-32 WRCK 37*31 WKRZFM 29-25 WHTF 34-34

W*FM 23-22

KNMQ 34-27 KKXX d-23 KQXR 35-29 KF95 36-27 KKPM 26-19 KBOS 31-24 KMGX on frtrNOFM 22-22 KQMQ d-37 KLOC 31-28 K093 22-17 KHOP 38-30 KCAQ 34-29 KSKD 36-34 KDONFM 39-37 KCPX 25-14 KHYT d-39 KRQ on

KGOT 33-24 KY*A d-26 KBOZFM 35-30 KCDQ 35-31 KTRS 35-34 KKAZ 38-34 KOZE 29-25 K96 39-36 KCBN 34-29 KHTX 39-33 KBIM 36-30 KRSP 27-24 KZOZ d-33 SLY96 34-30 KIST d-38 OK95 on

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CHAKA KHAN This /s My Night (WB) LP: Chaka Khan

Reg iona 81/2 34°/ [ N&A!

OP 25 DEBUTS 3 SAME 51

SOOTH 940 28-26

FM102 29-27 KS103 d-36 KPLUS on

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WSSX 28-24

WZYP 35-31 WOKI on WFMI on G100 39-37 KBFM on

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WQCM d-40 WKHI on 95XIL on

WJAD 34-32 WCGQ 35-35 KISR on

WBNQ 31-28 WCILPM 31-2 KCMQ on

KDW 30-29

KGOT 24-22 KCOQ on KTRS 33-32 KBIM on KRSP on SLY96 on OK95 29-24

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CFTR on CHOH on 0107 20-16 SOUTH 940 13-6

MIDWEST 0102 34-30 WGCL 17-13 WCZY 23-18 WHYT 29-28 KBEQ 16-15

KIMN 27-26 KPKE 25-22 Q103 15-13 K11SFM 33-27 KMJK 19-18 FM102 27-26 KWOO 27-26 KS103 25-25 KWSS 30-27

KWIC 27-22 KZZB 16-14 WQXO H-13 KXX106 11-9 WSSX 13-10 WBCY 17-14 WJZR 4-4 WSKZ 14-11 WNOKFM 17-13 WZLD 10-9 WDCG 12-10 WZYP 12-10 94TYX 17-16 WQOT 30-21 WOKI 16-15 PM100 30-15 G100 18-15 WABBFM 5-20 WHHYFM 29-20 KBFM 26-24 KRGV 26-24 KX104 16-16 WZKS 8-8 WQUEPM 18-15 BJ105 25-19 Y106 21-19 WRVQ 27-20 KITY 24-20

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WKAU on 92X 28-26 KIIK 20-19 WGTZ 13-1.1 KZIO 18-17 WKDQ 21-17 WSTO a-16 WMEE 26-22 WZPL d-30 WJXQ 8-5 WKFR 16-14 ZZ99 15-10 WVIC 11-9 Z104 19-17 HZUU on KJ103 on KQKQ 14-12 kz93 : WZOK i

KCPX 11-9 KHYT 23-20 KRQ 30-27

9

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WBNQ 14-12 WBWB 19-16 WCILFM d-22 KQCR 31-26 KCMQ 16-13 *94 18-17 KKXLFM 32-2E WAZYFM 11-9

KWTOFM 14-12 WDBR 21-20 WSPT 25-17

KGOT 16-16 KBOZFM 29-24 KCDQ 19-17 KTRS 22-21 KKAZ 20-15 KOZE 16-16 K96 15-13 KCBN 15-12 KHTX 9-8 KBIM 13-12 KRSP 22-21 KZOZ 17-16 SLY96 17-15 OK95 a

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WSSX d-30 WBC* d-33 WJZR d-26 WQCM 40-34 OK100 d-39

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Z98 d-2e KNIN 32-29 WHSL 34-32

KIMN 40-23 WAHC 31-28 WKAU on KP*R d-20 WBNQ d-32 0103 32-25 KIISFM d-38 KZIO 36-33 WCILFM d-34 KQCR 36-29 KMJK d-32 WGRD 32-31 WZPL 13-10 KCMQ d-40 *94 38-34 KWOO 37-27 WKFR d-372 WAZ*FM 33-27 KWSS d-30 KPLOS 34-31 KOBE 28-24

WVIC 26-21 Z104 39-37 KJ103 31-24 KOFM d-36 WRKR 22-17 KKLSFM on 99KG 40-37 KKRC d-33 KNB0 38-34

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WZOK a-34 WRQN 39-35 KAY107 38-31 KEYNFM 34-31 KKRD 31.-26

WDBR 40-37 WSPT d-36 KDW 40-33

WFL* d-34 0100 d-38 WMAR d-37 K**A 29-23 WVSR 34-31 KKXX on WERZ 33-30 KF95 37-30 KKAZ d-37 WKEE 38-35 KBOS 40-29 K96 35-27 KC101 d-30 KIKI d-36 KQMQ d-39 KHTX 38-34 KBIM 33-27 WSPK d-39 98PX* 37-33 KLOC d-35 K693 32-24 KHOP 37-34

KRSP 38-32 KZOZ 34-29 SL*96 35-33 WGFM 31-23 KSKO 37-32 KIST 39-34 WKFM 36-25 WPST 40-33 WRCK 40-36

KH*T 34-29 KRQ 26-19

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sr1 a317 35% S 34% M 26% W 38% | W&A| SAME 63 DOWN 0

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WXKSFM on WCAOFM on

KX]04 40-39 MIDWEST

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KNMQ 40-36 MIDWEST EAST KBOS on KMGX on WBNQ 34-29 WVSR on KQMQ on KFRX on WERZ on WKEE on WSPK 39-38

KSKD on KDONFM on KCPX 36-34 KFMW on

WHTF 37-37 KGOT on KCDQ on KOZE on

WQID d-40 WSSX on WZLD on

WFBG a WZON on OK95 d-36

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J* 98PX* a WGFM a-39 WKFM0

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WNOKFM a-35 WOMPFM a 940 a Z93 a

WDCG a-38 KAMZ a *100 a 997 a-13 0105 a-28

WANSFM a WZYP a WOKI a WJAO a 0104 a

M.DWtST KBFM a 0101 a 696 a WGCL a WCZ* a KX104 a WQOEFM 12-S *106 a-37

KWES 34-28 WPFM a

KBEQ a-30 Z9e a WIXV a MIOWCST 2102 a WLOLFM a-33 WKDD a-38 WHSL a

KIMN a WMEE a WZPL a WBNQ a KIISFM d-37 KJ103 a-31 KQCR a KZZP a-28 KMJK a KA*107 a KE*NPM a-38 *94 a KS103 38-31 KKRD a KKLSFM a KPLOS a-30

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