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ISSUE NUMBER 697 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER JULY 31, 1987

I N S I D E:

MORE ARBITRONS MORE OFTEN BALTIMORE: WBSB nearly catches

WLIF CINCINNATI: WLW up seven to win CLEVELAND: WMMS climbs, WMJI new

runner -up DALLAS: KKDA -FM off but tops; WBAP,

KSCS gain; KEGL widens CHR lead DETROIT: WJR roars to first again HOUSTON: KMJO leads; Country, CHR

races tighten MIAMI: WLYF holds edge; WPOW top

contemporary PORTLAND: KKRZ rockets to No. 1

ST. LOUIS: KMOX's five -point jump in

the cards WASHINGTON: WKYS retakes first,

DC101 hot Plus results from Buffalo, Denver, Hartford, Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, Rochester, Seattle.

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NEW ERA FOR HISPANICS Anyone who thinks of the fast -growing Hispanic sector as a monolithic bloc is

dead wrong. KOOK/Houston Station Manager Sandra Scheid details the discrete lifestyle segments of the Hispanic culture, and isolates some highly attractive targets for radio.

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CHR EXPANDS & IMPROVES This week, the CHR music section has new information, a new look, new features, new reporters, and more. Here's the highlights:

Expanded parallel headings with chart move breakdowns for each record in each parallel

Chart summary, New Artist chart, and qualitative comments

A new setup for the numbers in

New & Active and Significant Action Parallel One -Alternative (Pl -A)

stations: playlists of the format's leading -edge innovators. Joel Denver's column has the details; the music pages have the new features.

Column Page 47 Music Information Page 88 -104

FCC POPS PIRATES A pirate station protesting the "stagnant" style of New York rock & roll was busted by the feds, and the FCC is ready to clamp down hard.

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RECORD EXECS RATE AOR TODAY The format's top promotion people were asked to identify AOR's biggest positives, its biggest negatives, and its most pressing need for improvement, and the answers almost smoke the page.

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Newsstand Price S5.00

1?1 RADIO & RECORDS

INDUSTRY'S FIRST CD MINI -SINGLE

`Little' Stevie Wonder CD

Stevie Wonder and Motown are working to deliver the industry's first promotional mini - CD single. The three inch compact disc, offering digital sound and a playing time of 20 minutes, is being widely touted by Sony to succeed the vinyl 45.

Unofficial reports say Won- der and his label are talking with Sony about shipping the promotional release to radio in August. It would be the first single from the performer's forthcoming album.

Another report, also uncon- firmed, suggests CBS is looking at the three -inch configuration for a Pink Floyd promotional release, tying in with their upcoming album, "A Momentary Lapse Of Reason."

These developments coincide with Sony's recent CD single presentations to labels in New York and Los Angeles (R&R 7/24). The company, which has pressing capacity for the format at its Digital Audio Disc Corp. (DADC) plant in Terre Haute, IN, claims the format offers:

More than enough playing time for A/B sides of typical 45rpm singles (up to 20 minutes).

More room than the conventional (five -inch) CD single for reducing manufacturing costs of both discs and packaging.

Pricing ratio between CD and CD single similar to pricing between LP and 45.

Production costs for the mini - CD See Page 32

NO SUCCESSOR NAMED

Lasker Leaves Motown Presidency

Jay Lasker resigned last week as President of the Mo- town Music Group. The company reported his exit Friday (7/24) in a short statement, at- tributed to Chairman Berry Gordy.

No reasons for the change were given, nor was there news of an immediate successor. Gordy is thought to be overseeing company operations personally.

"During his tenure as Presi- dent," said the statement, "Jay has made significant contributions to the success of our company. We wish him well in his future endeavors."

Motown executives could not be reached for further comment.

Lasker joined Motown to head the record label in 1980,

and advanced to lead the Mo-

town Music Group (which in-

cludes Jobete Music) in 1985.

His 40 years' music industry experience includes top executive

WHAT'S GOIN' ON - CBS Records' convention was going on

earlier this month in Vancouver. CBS:Records Group President Wafter Yetnikoff and Portrait artist Cyndi Lauper rap it up during a

break in the action, which included product presentations, platinum plaque awards, and internal citations for excellence. More photos, Page 4.

Nagler News Director At WCBS Harvey Nagler has been

named Director /News for WCBS /New York. The longtime United Stations news executive replaces Mike Ludlum, who resigned.

WCBS VP /GM Edward Kier- nan remarked, "Harvey has the mix of newsgathering experience and leadership that transfers well from a network operation to an all-News station in the nation's largest and most vi-

brant market." Harvey Nagler

Nagler has been US VP /News & Sports since 1975. He joined the net (then known as RKO) in

1979 as Director /News Opera- tions after spending 11 years with the ABC Radio Networks. He told R&R, "I've always wanted to work at an all-News station, And considering this is WCBS, it's a newsman's dream."

Nagler begins his new job in

two weeks. No replacement has been set for him at United Sta- tions.

Jay Lasker

posts at Ariola America, ABC, Dunhill, Reprise, and Decca.

Frawley PD At WBZ

WBZ /Boston Asst. PD John Frawley has been upped to PD. He replaces Cary Pahigian, who exited earlier this month to become VP /Director of Opera- tions at Sconnix.

Frawley's entire programming career has been spent in New England. After graduating from college he programmed Sconnix's first radio station, WCVR /Randolph VT, then moved to Sconnix's WCFR/ Springfield VT. After four years there he programmed WKBR/ Manchester before becoming Operations Director at WHAV & WLYT /Haverhill, MA. Last year he was tapped by Pahigian to be his assistant at 'BZ.

"I still haven't calmed down after the announcement," Frawley told R&R. "It surprised me, yet it didn't. I know how the station operates, why it operates, and how to keep it operating.

"It's tough to argue with the shares and market position we have. As they say in the business, I don't see any changes in the near future. We'll continue to do what WBZ does best - community service and two- way radio."

WBZ ranks second 12+ in the spring Arbitron, nosed out 8.8 -8.7 by CHR WXKS -FM.

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Reker VP /Programming At Hicks Communications

Reid Reker has been named VP /Programming at Austin -based Hicks Communications Partners. He continues programming the company's AC KEYI -AM & FM/ Austin, and will consult other yet - to-be selected stations. Hicks also owns KLVI & KYKR /Beaumont, TX and WTAW & KTSR /Bryan College Station, TX, and is expected to close soon on the purchase of WSIX -AM & FM /Nash- ville.

Hicks COO Steve Hicks commented, "Reid Reker is the most talented programmer in America today and we're delighted to have him as an equity partner and a member of our senior management team."

Commented Reker, "This is the most important step I've ever taken. My career goal was to become a programmer and partner with an aggressive broadcaster that believes successful stations are more than jukeboxes. This job perfectly fits that lifelong ambi- tion."

KEYI GM Mark Kiester told R&R, "I've been real happy with what Reid has done here in our competitive situation. He just produces winners all over the country. The guy is so competitive it's

Prior to joining KEYI, Reker was Fairwest's VP /Programming and was PD at WMET /Chicago and KZBS /Oklahoma City.

AN ICE DAY IN PITTSBURGH - When the heat gets tough in Pittsburgh, the tough build igloos. At least that was the idea KDKA air personality Mike Levine conceived when a heat wave hit town. Sadly, Mike's glorious attempt to build the world's largest igloo, using 3001b. blocks of ice, suffered severe meltdown when it reached the five -foot mark (well short of the world's record, it can be safely assumed). The extra -sharp ice pix above depict (left) Levine enjoying the brief cold spell and (right) presiding proudly over his rapidly shrinking architectural triumph.

Larsen, Visotcky Set As Jacor's Denver GMs

Jacor Communications has appointed GMs for its soon -to-be- acquired Denver combo KOA &

Goldmark Leaves W H QT For Ownership

Chuck Goldmark, VP /GM at EZ Communications's WHQT (Hot 103) /Miami, is leaving after four years to go into station ownership. He has established Gold -Mark Communications in partnership with Family Group Broadcasting, which owns several UHF -TV outlets.

Goldmark is purchasing a CP for a Class "C" licensed to Home- stead /Miami, FL at 95.7 mHz with 100kw, and expects it to be on -air in 90 days. "I'll still be here for the next month to make a smooth transition to the new GM," he commented. "We don't have any calls or format decisions finalized as yet, but it's really a dream to be able to own your first property in a vibrant, major market like Miami."

A search is on for Goldmark's replacement.

KOAQ. Lee Larsen, currently VP/ GM at both stations, has been reas- signed to solely manage Talk -formatted KOA, while Bob Visoteky has been brought in from the GSM post at WUSL /Philadelphia to manage CHR KOAQ.

Jacor President and COO Frank Wood commented, "Lee has done a wonderful job of developing KOA to the brink of greatness. We think that with Jacor's resources, Lee will make KOA the station of record for the entire Mountain Time Zone. In order to do that, however, we wanted to bring someone in to manage the FM and take the load off Lee."

Larsen has been with the stations for four years. He was previously GSM at KLOS /Los Angeles, and held sales positions at KFI, KHJ, and KROQ in the same market. He said, "I'm thrilled to be continuing with Jacor because I know they're the kind of company that will help us set new records in Denver. Plus, the two stations will be running quite separately and with much more aggressive postures."

The appointments become effective August 12, when Jacor takes over the stations from Belo.

Berns Now CFNY PD

CFNY /Toronto Assistant PD/ MD Don Berns has been named PD of the Selkirk modern AOR station. David Marsden, who's held the PD title for a decade, will continue as Director Of Operations, concen- trating on special projects and CFNY's long -term direction.

VP /GM Bill Hutton commented, "Don has been here for more than two years, and we felt it was fair

BERNS /See 2

Biondi New Viacom President

In a move that has surprised many in the entertainment industry, Coca -Cola Television Chair- man Frank Biondi has been named as the new President/CEO of Via- com International Inc. The company's holdings include radio stations in New York, Chicago, Hous- ton, and Washington, as well as MTV Networks.

To clear the way for Biondi, longtime Viacom CEO Terrence Elkes and Exec. VP Kenneth Gorman have left the company to pursue other interests.

Viacom is controlled by Sumner Redstone, who operates the company through his National Amuse- ments Inc. holding company. Na-

BIONDI /See Page 32

Hunter Joins R &R

Norman Hunter Norman Hunter, a record retail

veteran who was most recently Manager /Prerecorded Product for the Record Bar chain, has joined R&R. Hunter's responsibilities at Record Bar included product buying, promotion, marketing, and sales development.

Hunter commented, "I'm very excited about bringing 17 years of retail experience to R&R."

R&R Publisher Bob Wilson added, "All of us are thrilled about the plans we're working on with Nor- man ... it adds an exciting new di- mension to R&R."

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JULY 31, 1987

COUNTRY RADIO DOWNPLAYS SALES Country record sales may be picking up, but programmers are still wary of using them as a

main ingredient in choosing records to add. Three PDs lay out all sides of a complicated story.

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FEATURES WASHINGTON: Pirates busted and Cubans jammin' on the clears 8

RADIO BUSINESS: Heritage buys WOMP combo ... 10

OVERVIEW: MANAGEMENT: Handling criticism, plus fave

formats of the rich & famous 14

MEDIA: Hottest movies, TV shows, and soundtracks 18

LIFESTYLES: EZ tough on drugs; the scoop on franchising 20

TECHNOLOGY: Radio in your hat 22 NEWSBREAKERS 23 STREET TALK: Happenings at Metroplex 25

MUSIC: Jethro Tull tests LP with fans before release 29 RESEARCH: Hispanic market splinters into lifestyle segments 34 RATINGS: 17 spring Arbitrons 32 NETWORK FEATURE FILE 40

PROGRAM SUPPLIERS: National Music Formats plus more network/program supplier coverage 41

DATEBOOK 42 AIR PERSONALITIES: Radio comedy the ACN way 53

CALENDAR: A capsule history of radio 54 MARKETPLACE 62 OPPORTUNITIES 63

ON THE RECORDS o eryoyrig w unplsfned sinner varabon

FORMATS CHR: The complete rundown on all our new CHR improvements 47

AOR: Record execs take a hard look at the format 50 AC: Jocks, like ballplayers, use agents for big -bucks contracts 55

COUNTRY: PDs evaluate country record sales 56 NASHVILLE: CMA Horizon nominees; Southern Pacific stays together 57 URBAN CONTEMPORARY: Prospects for minority owners as Docket 80 -90 slowly rolls along 61

MUSIC INFORMATION

NATIONAL MUSIC FORMATS 41 MUSIC -INTENSIVE AC 67 FULL -SERVICE AC 69 GOLD -INTENSIVE AC 69 ALTERNATIVE AC 69 JAZZ 70 URBAN CONTEMPORARY 72 COUNTRY 76 AOR ALBUMS 81 AOR TRACKS 82 CHR 88 AC, AOR, CHR, URBAN CHARTS 104

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NEWS I

Thomas Named Park President

Wright Thomas has been named President/COO of Park Communi- cations. He replaces Richard Gil- bert, a former Des Moines Regis- ter executive who returned to Iowa last year after serving in the top job only a few months.

"The situation with Mr. Gilbert did not work out and we had an amiable parting," said company Chairman/CEO Roy Park. "We then decided to it would be best to promote from within. Thomas is exceptionally well- prepared."

Thomas, who has a Harvard MBA degree brings a wide financial background to the post. He joined the company in 1974 after serving as a financial analyst with Life Insurance Company of North America and as an accountant with Coopers & Lybrand. He was named Park's Senior VP /Finance in 1979, became a corporate Director in 1983, and was named Exec. VP in 1986.

Park owns 19 radio stations, including WPAT -AM & FM /New York. The company also owns seven TV stations, 34 daily newspapers, 31 non -daily papers and 36 controlled circulation publications.

Squyres Upped To KROY GM .

John Squyres

GSM John Squyres has been upped to GM at Commonwealth Broadcasting's KROY /Sacramen- to. He replaces Ted Atkins, who left a vacancy which was being filled temporarily by General Partner Dex Allen.

Allen, who reverts to his corporate duties, commented, "John has earned this position: he's a bottom -line kind of guy for this company. He's going to continue handling the national sales effort, as he's one of the best in that arena."

Squyres's past experience includes ownership of KRKO /Ever- ett, WA, as well as GSM positions at RKO's KRTH & KHJ /Los Ange- les. He said, "Since I'm going to continue doing national sales, and our Local Sales Manager Tony SchiaveteHo is on top of things in his area, there won't be a new GSM named immediately. Based on our continued growth, I have high hopes for KROY and plan to keep us moving upward in the ratings."

CBS Celebrates In Vancouver

Shawn Portmann

Portmann VP/GM At WSUN & WYNE

WSUN /Tampa Station Manager Shawn Portmann has been upped to VP /GM of CBS Country/AOR combo WSUN & WYNF. He replaces George Sosson, who was promoted to VP /Operations for CBS's FM stations earlier this month.

Portmann joined WSUN as GSM in 1984 and advanced to Station Manager in 1985. He'd previously been ISM at WDVE /Pittsburgh and sold at Ohio stations WTOO/ Belifontaine and WBBY /Columbus.

CBS Radio Division President Robert Hosking commented, "Shawn combines a background in AOR radio with three years of selling and managing our AM station in Tampa. His familiarity with local radio and the marketplace clearly made him the candidate of choice for this post."

Portmann said, "WYNF and WSUN are two well- positioned stations with dedicated, professional staffs. It's going to be a pleasure to continue working with these super people."

Welch To WQBK -FM

WQBK -FM /Albany Assistant PD Bob Welch has been upped to PD of the AOR outlet. Welch joined WQBK last September after serving as Assistant PD at rival WPYX for six years. He replaces John Cooper, who became WPYX's As- sistant PD earlier this month.

President /GM Dick Berkson told R&R, "Bob has an excellent perspective on the market - he's from here and has worked in the region for 15 years. He also has a broad knowledge of music and a very mature outlook on promotion."

Rumors of WQBK switching to a satellite- delivered format are un- true, said Berkson. "We don't an- ticipate any changes. If there are any to be made, Bob is adaptable." Welch said he plans to move WQBK from what he termed "an AOR /AC hybrid" to a more mainstream rock stance that will still avoid heavy metal. In the spring Arbitron, WQBK dropped 3.1 -2.6.

In other station news, John Clark from WEQX /Manchester, VT has joined for overnights.

MIDWEST CBS'S BRANCH OF YEAR - CBS's Midwest Branch won overall Branch of the Year honors at the company's

Vancouver convention July 6-11. Pictured are CBS VP /Marketing, Branch Distribution Tom McGuinness (second from right,

first row); Branch Manager Jim Scully (far right, first row, holding plaque); and CBS VP /Sales John Kotecki (far right, top row)

along with branch personnel.

SOUTHWEST BRANCH HONORED - The Southwest Branch was chosen Branch of the Year by Columbia as well as the E/P /A labels. Pictured with the branch members are ( front row left) Columbia VP /Black Music & Jazz Promotion Ruben Rodriguez and Sr. VP /A&R Mickey Eichner, (front fourth from left) Columbia Sr. VP /Marketing Bob Sherwood, and (back row second from left) Branch Manager Jack Chase.

PLATINUM COOL - Pictured during the presentation of a platinum plaque for L.L. Cool J's "Bigger And Defter" LP are (l -r)

Columbia VP Ruben Rodriguez, Sr. VP Mickey Eichner, Columbia VP /Marketing East Coast Jack Rovner, CBS Records Divi-

sion President Al Teller, Columbia Director /Product Marketing Jeff Jones, Del Jam co -owner Russell Simmons, and Columbia

Sr. VP Bob Sherwood.

O'NEAL APPEAL - Pictured following Tabu artist Alexander O'Neal's performance are (l -r) E/P /A VP /Sales Jim Caparro,

VP /National Promotion Wafter Winnick, O'Neal, E/P /A Sr. VP /Marketing Ray Anderson, and Director /Product Management West Coast Larry Stessel.

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NEWS

At left, KGO morning coanchor Jim Dunbar introduces Mayor Dianne Feinstein, who gave a welcome speech to the 5000 AIDS Walk participants. Shown at right, signing up walkers at the Embarcadero Center Celebration were KGO Promotion & Community Services Manager Alicia Vargas (center foreground) and talk host Ronn Owens (right foreground).

KGO Sponsors Big -Time AIDS Benefit 5000 Walkers Raise Nearly $700,000

Some 5000 walkers participated in KGO /San Francisco's recent ten -kilometer (6.2 miles) AIDS Walk San Francisco, raising almost $700,000 toward programs for AIDS victims. To help spur greater interest in the cause, the city's Em- barcadero Center teamed up with the News /Talk outlet to present its

traditional Embarcadero Celebra- tion.

Staged a week prior to the walka- thon, the celebration spanned the center's four podium levels - treating participants to a varied menu of food, drink. and music stretching a quarter -mile. Par- tygoers who contributed a $5 dona-

tion received a mug that carried a discount on special beverages. Manning the booths which sold these mugs and signed up walkers were station personalities Melanie Morgan and Ronn Owens. Over $2000 was collected on behalf of AIDs Walk during the four -hour celebration.

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'PHD IN ROCK & ROLL

WPHD Switches To AOR Iast Thursday (7/23), Howard

Communications CHR WPHD -AM & FM /Buffalo began a segue to AOR. Buffalo, which as recently as 1986 had four CHRs, now has two - mainstream WKSE and AC- slant- ed WMJQ.

PD John Hagar explained, In the latest spring Arbitron, we didn't have the demos we wanted; we were second with 18-34 men, and that was about it. We tried an adult CHR approach in the last six months, but playing both Madonna and Steppenwolf just wasn't working. People still perceived the 'PHD call letters as those of a rock station."

VP /GM Hary Moore told R&R, "A friend once commented, 'You changed to CHR but the audience still perceived you as rock.' That's what WPHD is to the people of Buf- falo."

In the spring book, WPHD was at a 5.1, WMJQ had a 5.3, and WKSE was at a 5.6. AOR WBYR scored a

Handy New GM At WFLA & WPDS

Peter Handy Peter Handy has been appointed

VP /GM at Sconnix Broadcasting's newly -acquired WFLA & WPDS/ Tampa. He replaces Mike Guyer, who departed following the ownership change.

Sconnix Partner Ted Nixon commented, "I've seen Peter develop from a young man who was very good at selling car dealers into a person with a great all -around knowledge of the busness. It's a thrill for me to have him run these two exciting properties."

This is Handy's first GM assignment. He previously served as GSM of co-owned WBOS /Boston. He began his career as a salesman at former Sconnix property WCMF /Rochester. He noted, "It's a big jump fron GSM of one station to VP /GM o two, but I'm not in this by myself. This is a terrific company to work for and they give me a lot of support. I know this is going to be a major league hit."

The stations had been owned by the Telemundo Group. WFLA is News /Talk and WPDS just signed on as a Format 41 affiliate.

2.6 and Classic Hits WHTT notched a 7.7. Regarding the competition, Hagar said, "We're definitely going after WHIT. We'll be more current than them and more familiar than WBYR."

There's no plan to change call letters, says Hagar. No on -air sloganing heralding the change is being employed yet, and no airstaff changes have occurred. The station will continue to work with consultant Jeff Pollack, with whom it pacted early this year.

Grunow VP /Sales Manager For ABC Radio Net

ABC Radio Network AE Richard Grunow has been upped to VP/ Sales Manager, and will be responsible for all sales activity out of the company's Detroit office.

ABC Sr. VP- Director /Sales Lou- is Severine commented, "Dick's long experience and expertise in the growing Detroit market makes him an excellent choice to head up our Detroit sales force."

Grunow has been with ABC since 1984, before which he was involved in the development of marketing and merchandising plans for Mu- tual in the midwest. He has also worked in the sales divisions of Wo-

men's Day, the Wall Street Jour- nal, and Esquire.

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WASHINGTON REPORT

Radio Pirates Rock The FCC's Boat Federal agents arrested two men and seized a floating

pirate rock 'n' roll radio station off the Long Island coast Tuesday morning.

"We've had few if any cases previously like this," FCC Field Oper- ations Bureau Chief Richard Smith said. "We hope this is a one -shot deal."

The government action came after a group called Radio New York International (RNI) defied FCC warnings and broadcast rock 'n' roll from a 110 -foot tall transmis- sion tower aboard a rusty Hondur- an- registered freighter for four days last week (7/23 -27). RNI transmitted on 1620 kHz and 103.1 mHz, as well as shortwave and Iongwave frequencies, as part of a protest against what the group called stagnant New York rock 'n' roll programming.

While pirate radio ships have enjoyed a long and colorful history operating off the coast of England, this appears to be one of the first times such an operation has been attempted off the shores of the United States.

Surprise Coast Guard Raid FCC and Customs agents board-

ed the ship Saturday night and asked the RNI staff to cease broadcasting. When the station went back on the air Sunday night, FCC officials prepared a legal counter- attack. Accompanied by armed Coast Guardsmen, they mounted a surprise raid at Sam Tuesday morning.

At a press briefing, Smith said the two RNI staffers were booked on charges of violating international laws prohibiting broadcast stations on board ships outside national territories, and for "conspiring to impede the lawful governmental functions of the FCC."

Those arrested were Alan Weiner of Monticello, ME, a former radio station operator whose license was revoked in April 1985 for broadcasting on unauthor- ized frequencies, and RNI staffer Ivan Rothstein of Brooklyn. Each could be fined up to $250,000 and /or

"We hope this is a one -

shot deal."

- Richard Smith

sentenced to a maximum five years in prison. The third person rounded up was Village Voice music reporter R.J. Smith, who was later released after authorities verified he was on the boat in a journalistic capacity.

Weiner and Rothstein were released on their own recognizance after their arraignment in Brook- lyn federal court Tuesday afternoon. Both promised US Magis- trate John Caden they will not continue to broadcast without FCC permission. Their next court ap-

pearance is scheduled for August 27.

"We are looking for assurances they will not continue to operate," said Assistant US Attorney Mat- thew Fishbein. "That's more important than the prosecution of these two individuaLs."

Weiner and RNI Station Manag- er Randi Steele said the broadcasts by the group's 20 members were intended to protest what they called the FCC's strict licensing and programming policies, as well as so -called stagnant rock program-

300kw Cuban AM Signal Blasts US A 300,000 -watt Cuban AM signal is once again blasting

American clear channels 1040 kHz and 1160 kHz, giving station owners who operate on those frequencies big headaches.

The FCC asked 50kw stations WHO /Des Moines, on 1040 kHz, and KSL /Salt Lake City, on 1160 kHz, to shut down for periods of several minutes last week so it could measure the interference.

KSL Chief Engineer John Helmet commented, "It's nothing new, it's been going on for five years. We'll continue to cooperate (with the Commission) if they ask us to go off the air, but our opinion right now is that they've measured it four times now so let's get something more done about it. To shut this place down for three minutes in the middle of afternoon drive is long enough for anybody driving home to punch to another station."

WHO Chief Engineer Ken Erick- son said that station went off the air voluntarily for several five - minute periods at the FCC's request. Although the signal's nighttime reach into other states was affected, he said, "It's no big deal to us from a revenue standpoint, because our own market is clear (of interference)."

REAGAN HONORS BROADCASTERS' VOLUNTARISM - President Reagan presented Private Sector Initiative (PSI) "C- Flag" awards to six broadcasters and the NAB Broadcast Industry Productivity Council at a

White House ceremony last week. The annual awards recognize outstanding voluntarism efforts by private businesses. NAB President Eddie Fritts is Vice Chairman of the PSI board.

The NAB -affiliated Broadcast Industry Productivity Council was honored for its programs to eliminate adult illiteracy and to retrain displaced workers from declining industries. The council ranked among the top 30 award winners. Above, NAB Radio Board member and Productivity Council Chairman Jerry Lee shakes the hand of President Reagan while accepting the award. At podium are PSI board member and American Society of Association Ex-

ecutives President Bill Taylor; to his left is PSI Board Chairman and New York Stock Exchange Chairman John Phelan.

Florida Stations Affected Florida stations WHBO /Pinellas

Park and WYFX /Boynton Beach also complained to the FCC of heavy interference by broadcasts from Cuba after listeners picked up the Spanish -English Radio Taino broadcasts.

WHBO PD Scott Robbins said his station is preparing to begin nighttime broadcasts at reduced power in a couple of weeks. "I'm quite concerned about how this Cuban radio nonsense is going to affect us further. I'm waiting for somebody somewhere in Washington to say they recognize we're having severe problems with these outside forces, and that they're going to up our wattage. That would be the ideal thing, as far as I'm concerned, for us to be able to compete effectively."

Wilson LaFollette, Asst. Chief For International Matters at the FCC's Policy and Rules Division, said nighttime interference to Florida signals has measured up to 99% by FCC engineers. The Eng- lish- Spanish broadcast of Cuba's

Radio Taino, a tourist information program, was heard as far away as Arizona and Minnesota, said another FCC spokesman.

No Enforcement Mechanism For Protests Although protests have been fil-

ed by the US State Department with the International Telecom- munications Union (ITU), LaFoll- ette explained, "There is no enforcement mechanism. The ITU really just calls upon parties to operate in good faith." He added that Cuba has disregarded international standards since 1981.

State Department spokesman Kate Marshall told R&R, "We made protests to Havana and Mos- cow two months ago, and protested again to Cuban and Soviet repre- sentatives again on July 23. The last I heard, early this week, the interference was not as prevalent." Marshall said no response to complaints from the FCC and the State Department has been heard yet from Cuba or the Soviets.

LaFollette said the State Depart- ment could pursue certain other "options" besides the complaints, but declined to be specific. Mar- shall said she didn't think additional measures were "discussable."

ming in New York. Steele told reporters that it cost more than $100,000 to buy and equip the pirate station.

"We're basically doing this as a flare, a warning signal that New York City radio that is directed at youth is very stale and stagnant," Steele told the New York Times.

Signal Reached Michigan, Florida

RNI's AM signal reportedly reached strongly into New York and Connecticut, and was heard as far away as Michigan, Florida, and Canada. The station's programming mix featured rock 'n' roll, oldies, and what was termed "free- form speech."

"It's not going to cause me to give up, but obviously this is a major setback," Steele said of the FCC action.

The FCC's Smith told reporters. "What we have here is a deliberate attempt to test the authority of the Commission, and an attempt to avoid the reach of the Commission by placing the ship where they did."

Although RNI purchased the freighter and registered it with the Honduran government, the Com- mission coordinated the shutdown with Honduras and the US State and Justice departments.

RM claims its ship. which it named "Sarah," was outside FCC jurisdiction because it was an- chored four- and- a -half miles off-

shore in what it claimed are international waters. However, a New York Coast Guard spokesman told R&R that although the US ter- ritorial boundary is three miles offshore, international waters technically start at 12 miles offshore. and this issue would have to be resolved in court.

A spokesman from the Honduran embassy in Washington said the group also may face charges in Honduras since the boat was only registered for fishing. The Hondur- an government gave US Coast Guard officials permission to board the ship.

NEWS BRIEFS Sommer & Hill Law

Firm Formed Janice F. Hill, recently counsel at

Arter & Haddon law fine. has ioned Stephanie Sommer, previously with Goldberg & Specter, to form a new law practice for the broadcast and entertainment industries. The firm specializes in telecommunications issues in-

cluding copyright, common carrier, telephone. paging, cellular, domestic and international satellite, municipal cable, and tariffs. Both Hill and Sommer have comprehensive backgrounds in communications law. The firm is located at

2300 N St., NW, Suite 600, Washing- ton, DC 20037; (202) 663 -9038.

Stephens Named FCC Radio Allocations

Chairman FCC Mass Media Bureau senior at-

torney Louis C. Stephens has been

named chairman of the Commission's radio advisory subgroup on allocations. As senior counsel for the bureau's in-

ternational staff, Stephens has served

on US delegations to international tele-

communications conferences. The al-

locations subgroup Stephens will chair provides data on spectrum availabili-

ties

FM Broadcast Application Filing

Notice Applications for the following vacant

FM broadcast allotments may be filed

until 8127, the FCC has announced. Channel 259 A (99.7 Mhz): Coe-

burn, VA. Channel 297 A (107.3 Mhz): Claren-

don, AR; Chinle, AZ; Madera, CA; Las

Animas, CO; Lake Arthur, LA; Sleepy Eye, MN; Warrenton, NC; Highland,

NY; Crooksville, OH' Swanton. OH;

Northumberland. PA; Nolanville, TX

Kemmerer, WY

Channel 297 B1 (107.3 Mhz): Atlan

tic City, NJ

Channel 297 C2 (107.3 Mhz): Law ton. OK; Post. TX

NPR Board Okays Satellite Fee Increase National Public Radio (NPR) af-

filiates' 1988 satellite distribution and

interconnection tees will increase from

$6824 to $10.000, as approved by

NPR's board of directors at its meeting

last week (7. 17). The increase is to

raise funds for replacing the NPR satel-

lite transponder on WESTAR IV by

1991. The board also approved "un-

bundling" plans allowing wider choices

of NPR services by member stations

now numbering 350), and okayed

NPR's $1 .47 million 1988 fiscal budg-

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TRANSACTIONS

Heritage Buys WOMP For $4.4 Million

WOMP -AM & FM/ BELLAIRE, OH (WHEELING, WV) PRICE: $4.360,000 BUYER: Heritage Broadcasting Company, principally owned by Mario lacobelli. He also owns WXXA- TVIAlbany, NY and recently applied for FCC permission to buy KEZB -AM & FMIEI Paso. SELLER: Robert Dodenhoff and Daniel Wachs. They also own WKLXIRochester, NY. DIAL POSITION: 1290 kHz. 100.5 MHz POWER: 1 -kw daytimer; 14 kw at 550 feet FORMAT: News /Talk; CHR BROKER: Dick Foreman of Richard A. Foreman Associates and Hal Gore of H.B. LaRue Media.

Alabama WSFU /UNION SPRINGS PRICE: $300.000 BUYER: Montgomery Christian Ra- dio Inc., owned by L.E. Willis Sr. He also owns interests in WOWIINorfolk,

VA; WIMGIEwing, NJ; WBOK /New Orleans, LA; WGSP /Charlotte, NC; WBXBIEdenton, NC; WKWO /Bates- burg, SC; WSRCIDurham, NC; KFTH /Marion, AR; WTNCIThomas- ville, NC; WPCE /Portsmouth, VA; WFTHIRichmond, VA; WPDOIGreen Cove Springs, FL; WSVE /Jackson- ville, FL; WWCAIGary, IN; WSAY/Sa- tern, VA; WESL /East St. Louis, IL; WTJHIEast Point, GA; and WGTMI Wilson, NC. He has also applied for FCC permission to buy WXSSIMem- phis, TN and WAYEIBirmingham, AL. SELLER: MAR Inc., owned by Joe Hagler and Katherine Hagler. DIAL POSITION: 100.9 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 265 feet FORMAT: AC

Alaska FM CP /ANCHORAGE PRICE: $90,000 BUYER: Chinook Concert Broad- casters Inc., headed by Chairman Ed- ward Davis. Davis is VP,GM of KDFC- AM & FM /San Francisco. Other principals include: Richard McClear, the

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COO /GM of KCAWISitka, AK; Susan McClear, PD of KCAW/Sitka; Eric Steinberg, Manager Technical Oper- ations of KGO -TV /San Francisco; and Laura Zarco, SM of KDFC -AM & FMI San Francisco. SELLER: Northern Way Broadcast- ing Inc., headed by President Nell Fleming. DIAL POSITION: 98.1 MHz POWER: 100 kw at 300 feet

Florida WJXW /JACKSONVILLE PRICE: $500,000 BUYER: Potomac Florida Broadcast- ing Company, owned by Peter Gureckis and Stephen Brisker. Gureckis also owns WPVG /Boones- boro, MD; WDERIDerry, NH; and WBZE /Indian Head, MD. Brisker is the GM of WBZE SELLER: DeFuniak Communications Inc., headed by President Arthur Dees. The company also owns WGTX & WOUHIDeFuniak Springs, FL and WJFC -AM & FM /Jefferson City, TN. DIAL POSITION: 1530 kHz POWER: 50 -kw daytimer FORMAT: Country

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Transactions So Far In 1987: $1,703,209,755 This Week's Action: $15,346,202

Deal of the Week: WOMP -AM & FM /Bellaire, OH (Wheeling, WV)

$4,360,000 WSFUIUnion Springs, AL $300,000 New FM CP Sale /Anchorage, AK $90,000

WJXW /Jacksonville, FL $500,000 WPLAIPIant City, FL $862.500

WPLP /Tampa & WKIS /Orlando, FL Swap, no cash consideration WHGHIThomasville, GA (CP Sale) $2,702

KACY & KOPD /Payette, ID $258,000 KICT -AM /Salina, KS $275,000 KOFO /Ottawa, KS $186,000 KBTC & KSCM /Houston, MO $130,000 KWOC -AM & FM /Poplar Bluff, MO $642,000 KBSR -AM & FM /Hardin, MT $382,000

WKBR /Manchester, NH $1,400,000 WZOZ /Oneonta, NY $650,000 KXPO -AM & FM /Grafton, ND $250,000 for 50% of stock WBBG /Cleveland, OH $1.9 million KBBR /North Bend, OR $100,000 for 50% of stock WKAP /Allentown, PA $600.000 WJNL -AM & FM /Johnstown, PA $1,101,000

KCLE /Cleburne, TX $542.000 KGLF /Freeport, TX (CP Sale) $240,000 WNISIPortsmouth, VA $575,000

Note: Last week. severa small transactions were listed in Transactions At A Gance although their details were not printed and they were not calculated into last week's totals. This week thee details

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WPLA/PLANT CITY PRICE: $862,500 BUYER: Harmon Broadcast Part- ners, owned by Brent Harmon and Elvin Harmon. They have recently applied for an FM CP in Solana, FL. SELLER: WPLA Broadcasting Com- pany Inc., owned by Ercelle Smith. DIAL POSITION: 910 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: Country BROKER: Donald K. Clark Inc.

STATION SWAP WPLP /TAMPA & WKIS /ORLANDO PRICE: No cash consideration COMMENT: These stations are being swapped by their respective owners so that new AM /FM com- bos may be created by both companies.

WPLP: Owned by Guy Gannett Broadcasting Services Inc., headed by President John DIMat- tee. The company also owns four AMs and four FMs including WSSPIOrlando. WPLP will be traded to Susquehanna Broad- casting to be combined with W H V E /Sarasota. DIAL POSITION: 1250 kHz POWER: 5 kw FORMAT: News /Talk

WKIS: Owned by Susquehanna Broadcasting, headed by Louts Appell and Art Carlson. The company owns seven AMs and 11 FMs, including WHVEISarasota, FL. WKIS will be traded to Guy Gannett to be combined with WSSPIOrlando. DIAL POSITION: 740 kHz POWER: 5 kw days /1 kw nights FORMAT: News /Talk

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Georgia WHGHITHOMASVILLE PRICE: $2,702 (CP Sale) BUYER: Moses Gross SELLER: H.G.H. Investments Corp., owned by Robert Holton, Benjamin Hatcher, and Moses Gross. DIAL POSITION: 840 kHz POWER: 10 -kw daytimer COMMENT: This transaction represents a buyout of partners' stock. Gross will become the sole owner of WHGH.

Idaho KACY & KOPDIPAYETTE PRICE: $258,000 BUYER: Owyhee Broadcasters Inc., owned by William Williamson, Linda McCormick, and Matthew McCor- mick. They also own KWRO & KSHRI Coquille, OR. SELLER: Blue Mountain Broadcast- ing Co., owned by John Runkle Jr. and Betty Runkle. DIAL POSITION: 1450 kHz; 100.1 MHz POWER: 1 -kw daytimer; 3 kw at 300 feet FORMAT: Country; AC

Kansas KICT- AMISALINA PRICE: $275,000

BUYER: HRH Broadcasting Corp.,

owned by Herbert Hoeflicker and

Ruby Hoeflicker. They also own KNDYIMarysvllle, KS.

SELLER: Compass Communications Ltd., headed by Henry Saine. The

company also owns KBOOIMarina, CA. It recently applied for FCC per-

mission to sell KSSSIColorado Springs, CO; KVUUIPueblo, CO; and KICT- FMIWichita. Saine and certain other Compass partners also own an

interest in KNOX -AM & FMIGrand Forks, ND.

DIAL POSITION: 550 kHz POWER: 5 -kw daytimer FORMAT: Country

KOFOIOTTAWA PRICE: $186,000 BUYER: Brandy Communica- tions, owned by Brandley How- ard and Andrew Eichenwald. SELLER: Target Communica- tions, owned by Donald Alt. He

also owns WRLX & WFFXITusca- loose, AL; WRUS & WBVRIRus- sellville, KY; WZOOIWapokone- ta, OH; KXKXIDubuque, IA; KAFX -AM & FM /Diboll, TX; KLIOICIinton, IA; KZBBIPoteau, OK; and WMME -AM & FM/Augus- ta, ME.

DIAL POSITION: 1220 kHz

POWER: 250 -watt daytimer FORMAT: AC

Missouri

KWOC -AM & FM/ POPLAR BLUFF PRICE: $642,000 BUYER: Bluff City Broadcasting Inc., owned by Jerome Zimmer. He also

owns KZIM & KEZSICape Girardeau, MO. SELLER: Three Rivers Broadcasting Corp. DIAL POSITION: 930 kHz; 94.5 MHz

POWER: 5 kw days /500 watts nights; 14 kw at 215 feet FORMAT: Country; Beautiful BROKER: Chapman Associates Inc.

KBTC & KSCMIHOUSTON PRICE: $130,000 BUYER: Texas County Radio Inc., owned by Robert Berri. SELLER: Broadcasters of Texas County Inc., owned by William Alessi, Donald Kruse, and OM! Loge. Alessi also owns an interest in KPCR -AM & FM /Bowling Green, MO. DIAL POSITION: 1250 kHz; 99.3 MHz POWER: 1 -kw daytimer; 3 kw at 300 feet FORMAT: Country; AC

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BUYER: Weston Properties XVIII L.P., whose principals include Joseph Robbat Jr., Gerald Williams, Doug-

las Biggar, and Richard Horowitz. SELLER: WKBR Associates, headed by President Arnold Bloom. DIAL POSITION: 1250 kHz

POWER: 5 kw FORMAT: AC

Montana

KBSR -AM & FM /HARDIN PRICE: $382,000 BUYER: Radiovision Partners Limited Partnership, whose principals include Robert Raines, An- thony Gazzana, and John Car- ney. The firm also owns WAZYILa- fayette, IN and KEZAIFayette- ville, AR. SELLER: California Broadcast Group, headed by George Beau- def. DIAL POSITION: 1230 kHz; 95.3 MHz POWER: 1 -kw daytimer; 1 kw at

minus 12 feet FORMAT: AC

New York

WZOZIONEONTA PRICE: $650,000 BUYER: Wireless Works Inc., owned by Christopher Coffin, Pa-

tricia Tocatlian, and Eugene Blabey. They also own WSLB &

WPACIOgdensburg, NY and WVOS -AM & FMILiberty, NY.

SELLER: Corgi Communications Inc., principally owned by A.

William Lee. DIAL POSITION: 103.1 MHz POWER: 2 kw at 360 feet FORMAT: AC BROKER: Kozacko-Horton Com- pany.

North Dakota KXPO -AM & FMIGRAFTON PRICE: $250,000 for 50% of stock BUYER: A partnership consisting of Robert Obi., Randy Oble, and Nor- man Bakken. SELLER: KGPC Company, principally owned by Gary Pearson and Beverly Pearson. Pearson also owns KZZYI Devils Lake, ND. DIAL POSITION: 1340 kHz; 100.9 MHz POWER: 1 kw days /250 watts nights; 3 kw at 125 feet FORMAT: AC

Ohio WBBGICLEVELAND PRICE: $1.9 million BUYER: Robinson Broadcasting Inc., owned by Larry Robinson. He previously was a partner in KWK &

KGLDISt. Louis. SELLER: Jacor Broadcasting Inc., headed by Chairman Terry Jacobs. The company also owns WMJIICIeve- land, OH; WLW & WEBNICinclnnati, OH; WGST & WPCHIAtlanta, GA; WOIK -AM & FMIJacksonville, FL; WKYG & WXKXIParkersburg, WV; WMYUISeviervllle, TN; and WYHYI Lebanon, TN. DIAL POSITION: 1260 kHz POWER: 5 kw FORMAT: Big Band

Oregon KBBRINORTH BEND PRICE: $100,000 for 50% of stock BUYER: David Walker, who is cur-

rently the station's PD.

SELLER: Big Bay Radio Inc., owned by Rod Walter, Richard Walter, Glen

Walter, Karl Kimmel, and Margaret Ann Karl. DIAL POSITION: 1340 kHz

POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: Country

Pennsylvania WKAPIALLENTOWN PRICE: $600,000 BUYER: Robert Williams SELLER: Lawrence -Williams Broad- casting Corp. DIAL POSITION: 1320 kHz POWER: 5 kw days /1 kw nights FORMAT: AC

COMMENT: Williams currently owns a

controlling interest in this station through various classes of stock. At

completion of this transaction, he will

own 100% of the corporation.

WJNL -AM & FMI JOHNSTOWN, PA PRICE: $1,101,000 BUYER: United Federal Credit Union, headed by Chairman Edward Suss. SELLER: Mark Gregg, US bankruptcy trustee for Cover Broadcasting Inc. DIAL POSITION: 1490 kHz; 96.5 MHz POWER: 1 kw; 50 kw at 100 feet FORMAT: AC

Texas KCLEICLEBURNE PRICE: $542,000 BUYER: Fletcher Broadcasting, owned by Earl Fletcher and George Marti. They also own KDSI & KOPYIAIice, TX. SELLER: KCLE Inc., owned by Richard Klement. He also owns interests in KGAFIGainseville, TX; KOGTIOrange, TX; and KBUK/ Baytown, TX. DIAL POSITION: 1 120 kHz POWER: 250 -watt daytimer FORMAT: Country

KGLFIFREEPORT (CP SALE) PRICE: $240,000 BUYER: Bayport Communica- tions of Freeport Inc., owned by Roy Henderson. He also owns KLEFISeabrook, TX and LPN station KO5ILICIear Lake City, TX. SELLER: Freeport Broadcasting Ltd., owned by Derrill Holly, An- drew Wlmbish, and William Cor- dell. DIAL POSITION: 103.3 MHz POWER: 100 kw at 1049 feet

Virginia WNISIPORTSMOUTH PRICE: $575,000 BUYER: Target Media Group Inc., headed by Chairman Fred Palmer and President David Palmer. They also own WATH & WXTO /Athens, OH. SELLER: Sinclair Telecable Inc., headed by John Sinclair. He also owns WCDXIMechanlcsvllle, VA and recently applied for FCC permission to buy WRAPINorfolk. DIAL POSITION: 1350 kHz POWER: 5 kw FORMAT: News/Talk

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MANAGEMENT Coping With Criticism

Smce nobody's perfect, we all come in for our fair share of criticism. The inability to

handle such criticism can - and most likely will - limit your potential for career advancement.

However, even the most thin - skinned among us can improve our ability to weather even the most vicious blows to our egos. Here, courtesy of Murrieta, CA -based consultant Robert Carl, are some tips on how to effectively deal with criticism:

Be honest with yourself. Real- ize that you have faults. If you maintain a certain degree of hu- mility, even the most barbed criticism won't cut so deeply.

Put yourself in the place of the person criticizing you. If you held that person's job, what would have been your reaction to whatever prompted the criticism?

If you're convinced the criticism is unfounded, discuss that with the person offering it. Get

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these feelings out in the open before they cause you to harbor re- sentment that's bound to surface elsewhere.

Don't apologize unnecessarily. Save it for when circumstances warrant an apology.

Don't whine during or after the criticism. No one wants to work with a whiner.

When being criticized, stop talking as soon as you feel your stress level rising. Give yourself time to think about what you want to say before you say it.

Turn criticism into helpful advice. Ask your critic how you might have done the job better.

Focus your efforts on following your superior's critical sugges- tions. The result wins raises and promotions.

And Don't Ask For Coffee Either ..

In a recent survey of 2000 secre- tarial students enrolled in the Katherine Gibbs School, 75%

of those polled said they didn't want to be called secretaries.

Instead, they preferred the titles of "executive secretary" (35%), "executive assistant" (23%), "executive coordinator" (20%), or "administrative assistant" (14% ). Another 8% wanted a different title entirely.

Briefcase Elbow

White -collar workers who habitually carry their office home with them ev-

ery night run the risk of developing what Michigan State University Dr. David Hough calls "briefcase elbow."

Hough describes the condition as being similar to "tennis elbow" in that the constant weight of these leather lunchpails causes executives' forearm muscles to gradual- ly stretch and possibly even tear.

To relieve this unpleasant corporate side effect, Hough suggests that sufferers pack their throbbing arms in ice, take aspirin, and start carrying their briefcases in their other hands.

As for preventative measures, Hough says you can either lighten the load, switch hands occasionally, or avoid carrying the ease for long stretches.

DATELINE

September 1-4 - RTNDA In-

ternational Conference. Orange County Convention Center. Or- lando. FL.

September 9-12 - Radio '87, sponsored by the NAB. An- aheim Convention Center. Ana- heim, CA.

September 11 - 1987 MW Music Video Awards. Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles, CA.

September 12 - Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Non -Televised 39th Annual Prime -Time Emmy Awards. Cre- ative Arts Categories. Pasadena Civic Auditorium. Pasadena, CA.

September 17 -18 - 37th Annual Fall Broadcast Symposi- um Sponsored By Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engi- neers. Washington Hotel. Wash- ington, DC.

September 20 - Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 39th Annual Emmy Awards. Pasadena Civic Auditorium. Pasadena, CA.

September 20-22 - National Religious Broadcasters Western Chapter Meeting. Los Angeles Airport Marriott. Los Angeles, CA.

September 24 -25 - National Religious Broadcasters South- ern Meeting. Hyatt Regency. Memphis. TN.

September 29 - October 1 - Society of Broadcast Engineers National Convention. St. Louis Convention Center St. Louis. MO.

September 30 - Internation- al Radio & Television Society Newsmaker Luncheon. Key- note Speaker: FCC Chairman Dennis Patrick. Waldorf- Astoria. New York, NY.

October 12 - CMA Awards. Grand Ole Opry House. Nash- ville, TN.

October 14 -16 - National Religious Broadcasters Mid- western Chapter Meeting. Pheasant Run Resort. St. Char- les. IL.

October 22 -24 - National Religious Broadcasters Eastern Chapter Meeting. Sandy Cove Bible Conference Center. North East, MD.

January 23 -25, 1988 - RAB Managing Sales Conference. Hyatt Regency. Atlanta, GA. January 25, 1988 - 15th Annual American Music Awards. Shrine Auditorium. Los Angeles, CA.

January 30 - February 3, 1988 - National Religious Broadcasters 44th Annual Con- vention. Sheraton Washington and Omni Shoreham hotels. Washington. DC.

February 11 -13, 1988 - CRS Opryland Hotel. Nashville. TN.

February 12 -13, 1988 - Gavin Convention. St. Francis Hotel. San Francisco, CA.

March 2, 1988 - National Association of Recording Arts and Sciences 30th Annual Grammy Awards. Radio City Music Hall. New York, NY.

March 3-5, 1988 -R &R Con- vention. Loews' Anatole. Dallas, TX.

April 9-12, 1988 - NAB 66th Annual Convention. Las Vegas Convention Center. Las Vegas. NV.

April 11, 1988 - Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sci- ences 60th Annual Academy Awards. Shrine Auditorium. Los Angeles, CA.

June 8-12, 1988 - BPME Association 32nd Annual Semi- nar. Bonaventure Hotel. Los Angeles, CA.

October 10, 1988 - CMA Awards. Opryland Hotel. Nash- ville. TN.

Word Of Mouth: 91 % of those who say they bought a poor -quality item will never buy anything made by that firm

again. And they tell an average of nine other people about the experience.

Source. Office of Consumer Affairs

WKLH Sales Piece Puts Rock In Historical Role

In an effort to convince pros- pective clients of the durabili- ty, viability, and desirability

of the AOR /Gold format, WKLH/ Milwaukee has created one of the most visually arresting pieces of sales literature in recent memory.

Using the tag line "Sure they're hot now, but it'll never last," the eight -page, 8 1/2" x 11". tri -color brochure contrasts vintage and recent Number One albums from such core artists as the Rolling Stones, Paul Simon, and Eric Clap - ton as well as the station's spring '86 and winter '87 Arbitron numbers.

Printed on slick stock for that true classic touch, this particular

Brainstorming Vs. Research

What will the future be like? The most accurate predictions have come

from science fiction writers and others with the courage to dream, claims Walter B. Wriston, former Chairman of Citibank and author of "Risk And Other Four -Letter Words" (Perennial Library, $8.95).

For example, many things Jules Verne, the Godfather of Science Fiction, prophesied 100 years ago - including atomic -powered sub- marines - have come to pass.

In contrast, those who have re- lied upon scientific research have almost always missed the mark. Wriston notes that a presidential commission appointed by Herbert Hoover in 1929 to forecast developments through 1952 employed 500

researchers and failed to even mention atomic energy, jet propul- sion, antibiotics, or dozens of other developments that we now take for granted as part of everyday life.

" ísure they're hot now, but ¡t11 never last

sales promotional tool is an eye - popping, concrete example of how to turn a negative into a positive and could be applied to not only stations working within the Gold or "Classic" formats, but also any station that wants to capitali7P on having been the radio station to which its audience has grown up listening.

Follow -Ups Pay Off In Sales

According to a recent IBM - commissioned study, for each 100 cold calls that

were followed by product information sent to the potential customer, an average of 38 sales were recorded.

When no follow -up literature was mailed? The average number of sales recorded dropped to eight.

For the Best in a TRAVELING BILLBOARD", (Bumper Strip or Window Label) call Byron Crecelius, person to person, COLLECT 314- 423 -4411.

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Reg MEDIA OVERVIEW

MCA Net Sets 2nd Qtr. Records

In the three months ending June 30, MCA Inc. posted the highest net income and reve-

nues in the company's history. Paced by strong domestic syn-

dication sales of the "A- Team" television show, record earnings from the Universal Studios tour, and a 42% increase in second-quarter revenues from the company's music entertainment group, MCA also recorded its highest first -half numbers ever.

During the second quarter of 1987, MCA's net income jumped 38% over the comparable period for 1986 to $38.8 million, as second - quarter 1987 revenues climbed 17 %

over the comparable period last year to $611.3 million.

Meanwhile, MCA's first -half net rose 14% over last- year's figures to $67.1 million, as first-half 1987 revenues increased 10% to $1.1 billion.

FILMS

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE JULY 24 -26

1 RoboCop (Orion) $6.3 2 Snow White & The $6.04

Seven Dwarfs (Buena Vista) 3 Summer School $6.01

(Paramount)' 4 Superman IV (WB)' $5.68 5 La Bamba $5.65

(Columbia)' 6 Jaws: The Revenge $3.5

(Universal) 7 Full Metal Jacket (WB) $3.3 8 Dragnet (Universal) $2.9 9 Revenge Of The $2.6

Nerds II (Fox) 10 Adventures In $2.5

Babysitting (Buena Vista) Frst week a re14.nee

All figures in millions

Source Lshrbnur Helat.onS Co.

COMING ATTRACTIONS: Next week's openers are highlighted by "The Lost Boys," a rock 'n' roll comedy of horrors centered on a gang of stylish teenage vampires led by Kiefer Sutherland, and "The Living Daylights," the new 007 thriller, in which the latest man to be bottled as Bond (Shakespeare- an actor Timothy Dalton) takes on the KGB, arms merchants, heroin dealers, and a small army of terrorists. Guess who wins.

SIZZLING SUMMER: Last weekend the summer season's domestic box office passed the billion -dolar mark. With 17 current film boasting box office takes of more than a million dollars last weekend, industry sources predict 1987 will be the biggest single summer season in moviegoing history.

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Michael Jackson Reference Guide Arrives

With the Gloved One's latest album just a shot away, now's the time to

look back at the his career to date - and there's no better single source than "Sequins & Shades: The Michael Jackson Reference Guide" (Pierian Press; hardcover $29.95).

Author Carol Terry divides the 450 -page book into five major sections, beginning with a bibliogra- phy of the more than 1000 books, periodicals, magazines, newspaper articles, and published reviews dealing with the Jackson 5, the Jacksons, and Michael.

The second section consists of a day -by-day chronology of events in the above -mentioned lives, including such arcana as record release dates, concert and tour dates, public appearances, birthdays, weddings, press conferences, videos, recording sessions, and more.

The third section is devoted to the more than 650 US and UK record releases. The fourth is an alphabetical list of every song Michael Jackson has been con-

netted with as either a composer, vocalist, producer, or arranger. Finally, there are six indexes covering the information contained in the previous four sections.

For more information, contact Patricia Curtis at (313) 434 s5530. To order toll -free, call (800) 443 -5915.

TOP 10 SHOWS JULY 20-26

1 Family Ties 2 The Cosby Show 3 Cheers 4 CBS Sunday Night Movie

( "Murder: By Reason Of Insanity")

5 Murder, She Wrote 6 Designing Women

Golden Girls 8 Hunter 9 Growing Pains

The Days And Nights Of Molly Dodd

THE BOTTOM FIVE 66 Down And Out In Beverly

Hills 67 Werewolf 68 The Adventures Of Beans

Baxter Mr. President

70 Karen's Song Source Nielsen Media Research

Ronnie Spector

"LEGENDARY LADIES" DE- BUTS ON CINEMAX: Ronnie Spector, Martha Reeves, Grace Slick and Belinda Carli- sle are but a few of rock's historic singers captured live in the Cinemax special The Legen- dary Ladies," set to premiere Sunday, 8/2 at 10pm. Other

performers include soul chanteuses Mary Wells and Freda Payne, '60s teen queens Lesley Gore and Brenda Lee, and the Shirelles' Shirley Als- ton Reeves. An encore showing will air Wednesday, 8/5 at 7pm.

MTV'S EUROPEAN BIRTH- DAY BASH: MTV will celebrate its sixth anniversary on Satur- day, 8/1 (noon to 11pm) by launching MTV Europe, a sister station that will run independently of its American counterpart ... MN has also scheduled the premiere of a new four - week series, "Music Passport," to debut Wednesday at 10pm with the spotlight on Duran Duran.

INTO THE NIGHT: Long -time Louisiana soulmen the Neville Brothers will make an appearance on Fox's "The Late Show" 11pm Friday, 7/31, while psychedelic popster Julian Cope appears Tuesday, 8/4 ... Johnny Carson plays host to wee Scottish lassie Sheena Easton on Friday, 7/31 and Di- onne Warwick on Wednesday, 8/5 ... "Late Night With David Letterman" swings into a country mood this week with a re-

peat broadcast featuring rocka- billy legend Carl Perkins (Mon- day, 8/3) and, in a new show, Randy Travis (Tuesday, 8/4) ... Frankie Avalon and An- nette Funicello spread out the beach blanket, roast a few weenies, and host "Friday Night Videos" 7/31 at 1:30am.

MTV show times are EDT. All other listings EDT/PDT; sub - track one hour for CDT. Check listings for showings in the Mountain Time Zone. All listings are subject to change.

VCRs Top Cable: VCRs are now found in

43.8 million (49.7 %) of US households, only 43 million (49.2 %) of which are wired

for cable . . .

Source. Nielsen Media Research

MUSIC & MOVIES

CURRENT SUMMER SCHOOL (Chrysalis) Singles: I'm Supposed To Have Sex With You/Tonio K.

Mind Over Matter /E.G. Daily Other Featured Artists: Fabulous Thunderbirds, Tam' Show

LA BAMBA (Slash /WB) Single. La Bamba Los Lobos Other Featured Artists: Brian Setzer, Marshall Crenshaw, Bo Diddley FULL METAL JACKET (WB) Featured Artists: Sam The Sham & Pharoahs, Nancy Sinatra

DRAGNET (MCA) Singles: Dragnet/Art Of Noise (Chrysalis)

City Of Crime /Tom Hanks & Dan Aykroyd Just The Facts /Patti Labelle Helplessly In Love /New Edition

Other Featured Artists: Peter Aykroyd & Pat Thrall REVENGE OF THE NERDS II

Single: Back To Paradise /38 Special (A&M) (No Soundtrack Available)

BEVERLY HILLS COP ll (MCA) Singles: Shakedown /Bob Seger

Cross My Broken Heart. Jets I Want Your Sex/George Michael Be There /Pointer Sisters Love /Hate /Pebbles

Other Featured Artists: Charlie Sexton, Corey Hart INNERSPACE (Geffen) Singles: Twistin' The Night Away /Rod Stewart

Hypnotize Me/Wang Chung Other Featured Artists: Berlin, Narada Michael Walden, Sam Cooke SPACEBALLS (Atlantic) Singles: Spaceballs /Spinners

Wanna Be Loved By You Ladyfire (Curb MCA) Other Featured Artists: Berlin, Van Halen, Pointer Sisters

HARRY AND THE HENDERSONS (MCA) Single: Love Lives On, Joe Cocker

UPCOMING

THE LOST BOYS (Atlantic) Singles: Good Times INXS & Jimmy Barnes

Lost In The Shadows Lou Gramm Other Featured Artists: Echo & Bunnymen, Roger Daltrey THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS Single: The Living Daylights A-Ha (WB) Other Featured Artists: Pretenders

(Promo 12 -inch Only) STAKEOUT Single: Rhythm Is Gonna . Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound... (Epic)

(No Soundtrack; Available On Artist's Album) WHO'S THAT GIRL (Sire /WB) Single: Who's That Girl /Madonna Other Featured Artists: Scritti Politti, Coati Mundi, Club Nouveau BACK TO THE BEACH (Columbia) Singles: Pipeline /Stevie Ray Vaughan & Dick Dale

Surfin' Bird /Pee -Wee Herman Other Featured Artists: Dave Edmunds, Marti Jones, Eddie Money NADINE Featured Artists: Sweethearts Of The Rodeo

(No Soundtrack; Available On Artist's Album) THE =ORDERLIES Singles: Wpeout/Fat Boys with Beach Boys (Tin Pan Apple /PG)

I Heard A Rumor'Bananarama (London /PG) CAN'T BUY ME LOVE

Singles: Living In A Box/Living In A Box (Chrysalis) One Lover At A Time Atlantic Starr (WB) (No Soundtrack; Available On Artists' Albums)

DIRTY DANCING (RCA) Single: (I've Had) The Time. .'Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes Other Featured Artists: Eric Carmen, Blow Monkeys, Ronettes BURNIN' LOVE Single: Bumin' Love /Doctor & Medics (IRS. /MCA)

(No Soundtrack Available) HE'S MY GIRL Single: He's My GirtDavid Hallyday (Scotti Bros. /Epic)

(No Soundtrack Available)

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RADIO PROFITS FROM SHOPPING AT HOME

Home shopping shows have been making a lot of money for a lot of people in television. The question that radio managers are asking is "Can we find a way to successfully offer this type of programming? And if we do, can we make enough money to justify the changes required ?" The answer is "Yes, we can! " In fact, later I'll tell you about a new radio audience shopping system that is ringing radio station cash registers big ... adding over $5,000 to $8,000 per month to the bottom line. One that is perfect for stations where profits don't come easily like in smaller markets, for AM daytimers, and for religious and ethnic formatted stations. A system that can be done with only two and three hours of air time per week.

We've Done "Home Shopping" Before

Radio veterans recognize that over the years we have already developed some techniques very similar to those used on TV home shopping shows. We've done it with direct response spots (often with associated short length specialty programming) where listeners call an "800" long distance number to order the promoted items. And, in smaller communities specialty radio shows that have the feel of a home shopping show have been produced under names such as "swap meet" or "classified ads." Although these programming ideas produced positive results they have not produced for radio anything like the impact that "home shopping" shows are producing for TV. So, taking this history of limited success into account, what would it take to create radio audience shopping shows that could make it big?

Three Success Factors There are three obstacles that a

home shopping program must overcome to become a major success on radio.

First. Unfortunately, home shopping as it is done on television

"Home shopping as it is done on television is a threat to radio's local retail clients."

is a threat to radio's local retail clients. These TV shows come into a community as new distributors who are selling discounted goods in competition with an increasing percentage of radio's local advertiser base. Each purchase that is

made by a home shopping viewer (like a handbag, a piece of jewelry, an item of clothing) is made through a company operating outside the community and is a direct sales loss to a local business. And once a customer goes on the computer list of a home shoppng company you can bet that the type and frequency of contacts between the company and the customer will expand (catalogues, direct mail, etc.) and the variety of items offered will increase.

For this reason radio should not bring into its communities more shopping shows that will directly compete with local businesses. In- stead, the best counter- program- ming position for radio is to provide home shopping shows in support of local advertisers.

Second. Because each radio market and station is so individual in size, demographics, and programming format, a new radio shopping program should be flexible enough to be tailored to a station's existing format identity. I doubt many radio stations would drop their current format to become "Your 24-hour -a-day shopping station."

Third. A new radio shopping system must use some new techniques in sales, marketing, book- keeping and administration that differ from those used in most of today's stations. But, these new techniques should adapt as easily as possible to a station's existing operations and be reasonably easy for busy station people to learn and use.

The System Exists This list of three wishes seems

to be a tall order to accomplish. But the system I mentioned earlier does each. The company that created it is the Radio Retail- ing Network.

The system is tailored to radio's strengths. It is based around a call -in talk and shopping program which promotes and sells the goods and services of local advertisers. Its Shows are produced and administered in station studios by station staff. But producing the Show does not require changes in the station's staff or format. The Show is sold to advertisers as part of a station's ongoing sales and promotion programs.

I have had the hunch for some time that a shopping show could be a real moneymaker for radio. And the first Affiliates of the Radio Retailing Network are seeing those kinds of exciting financial returns. As highlighted at the beginning of this article with as few as three hours of time per week, they have been generating additional station revenues of over $5,000 per month.

Smaller Stations Profit

The company's president, Tony Niskanen, says that the best station profile to use their system is one located in either a small to mid -size market or positioned in a specialty segment of a larger metro. The management of the station should be actively involved in sales within the community. It should not be in a sold -out spot position with a tight advertiser mix, but should have the availability of unsold spots and flexi- bility to expand its spot schedule to accommodate the many new advertisers that the Show generates.

Niskanen reports that their Show is compatible with any format. The best length for a Show is from a minimum of one hour up to a maximum of three. The best time to position the Show is where a change in format content, or a shift, or a low point in listenership is currently occurring. Possibi- lities are almost unlimited, including the evening meal hour or

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The Network's primary objec- tives are 1) to supply training and support systems for Affiliates to startup, produce and sell Shows for their markets, and 2) to market the Show concept and its Affiliates to national suppliers to local advertisers.

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OVERVIEW LIFESTYLES

The Future Of Franchising Will Account For Half Of All Retail Sales By 2005

Increasing at a rate of 10% per year, franchises are the fastest- growing sector of the US

economy. According to a recent study con-

ducted by the Washington, DC-

based Naisbitt Group, the amount of money generated by franchises will double its current level, becoming a trillion -dollar per year industry accounting for half of all retail sales, by the end of 2005.

All of which is good news for radio sales departments, as franchises cater to such diverse, easily segmentable population trends as the increase in two-income famil- ies, the rise of the yuppie culture, the baby boomlet, and the greying of Americans in general.

Turn Your PC

Into An Answering Machine

Acircuit card that enables your personal computer to double as a telephone an-

swering machine is currently available from Milpitas, CA -based Complete PC Inc.

The card converts phone messages into digital form, then stores them on the computer's hard disc. A note appears on the screen when a message needs to be retrieved. Use of the circuit card does not prevent the computer from perform- ing other functions simultaneously.

Users can also set up electronic "mailboxes" to leave personal messages for frequent callers. The caller can receive the message by punching in their personal telephone code after the familiar sound of the beep. Retail price: $349.

Fastest - Growing Franchises

Company Number of Units

1) Domino's Pizza 577

2) McDonald's 390

3) Burger King 262

4) Jazzerclse 253

5) Fantastic Sam's 248

(haircutting) 6) Wendy's 237

7) Ice Cream Churn 225

Rainbow international Carpet Dyeing á Cleaning 225

9) Hardee's 211

Thrifty Rent -A-Car 211

Annual average over past two years

Source: International Franchise Association

Franchises also benefit from an extremely low failure rate. Accord- ing to statistics gathered by the US

Commerce Department, only 10%

of all franchises have failed within

Quarter -Inch TVs On Horizon

The Japan Broadcasting Cor- poration (NHK) recently unveiled a color television

with a screen that's a mere quarter -inch thick. However, the 20 -inch television will not be available to the public for another 10 years.

NHK is currently working on im-

proving the lifespan of the color display panel, which consists of

millions of red, green, and blue fluorescent lamps. The picture is created depending upon the amount of light in each lamp.

the last five years, compared to more than half of independent businesses during the same time frame.

Furthermore, the 1985 failure rate for individual franchise units was only 3.7 %. In 1986 - the worst year for franchises ever - the number of entire franchise systems that failed totalled a mere 78.

CHRONICLE

Born To:

WEA NY Branch Marketing Coordinator Warren Pudjak, wife Eileen, son Daniel Eric, born June 23.

WKZN & WJLTICharlottes- ville air personality /AE Mark Garwood, wife Mary, daughter Frances Elizabeth, born July 8.

WPOWIMiami air personality Dennis Reese, ex- WINZIMiami personality Kathy "Wild" West, daughter Emily, born July 13.

Virgin Records West Coast Promotions Manager Bob Fry - mire, wife Nancy, son Adam Robert, born July 15.

WXUSILafayette air personality Miles Morgan, wife Jo- anne, son Michael Ryan, born July 19.

Z951Chicago MD Brian Kel- ly, wife Lisa, son Nicholas, born July 20.

Marriages:

KAT1Dubuque PD Was Davis to AE Sue Randall, July 4.

WPOCIBaltimore PD Bob Moody to Karen Rademaker, July 18.

Bikinis Go Bust: In 1977 bikini sales totalled 51%

of women's swimwear, a figure that's shrunk to 19%

today ... Source Mamers Index

Electronic Wallet Absent-minded executives

who are forever losing their company credit cards

can now carry a security system in

their back pocket.

The Chatsworth, CA -based Crea- tive U.S.A. firm has recently developed a "SecuraCard" wallet that sounds an alarm when a credit card has not been replaced in its proper compartment.

When a card is removed, a mini-

ature contact switch sends a signal to a Computer chip, which sounds the alarm. If the card is in use, a light sensor mounted on the front of the wallet can be triggered to prevent the alarm from sounding until the card is replaced.

The wallet, which retails for $24.95, can hold up to six credit cards and comes with a three -year battery. For more information, contact Creative U.S.A. at (818)

718 -8044.

EZ Communications Launches Chain -Wide Anti -Drug Effort

orking in conjunction with TM Communica- tions, the Fairfax, VA-

based EZ Communications radio station chain recently announced the creation of custom-designed anti -drug jingles that will air between five and 12 times per day on

every EZ -owned station across the country.

"To the best of my knowledge, we are the very first broadcast

company to address the drug issue in an organized and orchestrated plan on every radio station we own," said EZ VP /Programming Dan Vallie.

Based on the "Just Say No" theme, the jingles consist of

various anti -drug lyrics sung before each station's call letters. For more information, contact EZ Communications at (703) 591 -1000.

Convention

Watch R&R for registration & reservation information

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BOB MA_GAN WRKS

WEEKENDS

He could be sleeping. Or playing tennis.

But Bob Madigan loves to talk.

Bob is the host of a new, lively weekend show on Talkret that focuses on finance and other everyday problems.

He joins a great Talknet line -up that already includes Sally Jessy Raphael and Bruce Williams on wee<nights, Nei Myers overnight, and Dr.

Harvey Ruben on weekends

Bob is young, enthusiastic, knowledgeable, with a world of experience as an NBC News Correspondent.

Young people are already familiar with his daily feature on NBC's Source called The Money Memo. And his popular book, The First Time Investor,

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RJR TIMELINE

Ten years ago Gary Owens was a longtime afternoon fixture at

KMPC/Los Angeles. In May 1982 he started doing mornings for KPRZ (now KITS -AM). Last year at this time he left KKGO for KFI.

1 YEAR AGO TODAY Gary Owens

Capitol names Ray Tusken VPIRock Promotion and Bill Burks VP/Artist & Product Development Solar switches distribution to Capitol Hal Rosenberg Exec. VP, Lotus Communications Dick Warshaw VP/GM, KFSDISan Diego #1 CHR: "Glory Of Love" - Peter Cetera (Full Moon /WB) (2 wks)

#1 AC: "Words Get In The Way" - Miami Sound Machine (Epic)

#1 UC: "Sweet Love" - Anita Baker (Elektra) (2 wks)

#1 Country: "Desperado Love" - Conway Twitty (WB)

#1 AOR Track: "Higher Love" - Steve Winwood (Island) (5 wks)

#1 LP: "Back In The High Life" - Steve Winwood (Island)

#1 Jazz: "Double Vision" - B. James & D. Sanborn (WB) (2 wks)

5 YEARS AGO TODAY KTSAISan Antonio becomes first fulltime AM Stereo station Lon Helton promoted to KHJILos Angeles PD

Dallas Cole named WKTIIMilwaukee PD #1 CHR: "Eye Of The Tiger" - Survivor ( Scotti Bros. /CBS) (4 wks) #1 AC: "Hard To Say I'm Sorry" - Chicago (Full Moon /WB) #1 UC: And I Am Telling You I'm Not ..' - Jennifer Holliday (Geffen) #1 Country: "I Don't Care" - Ricky Skaggs (Epic)

#1 LP: "Mirage" - Fleetwood Mac (WB) (2 wks)

10 YEARS AGO TODAY Mark Driscoll new PD of KNDEISacramento #1 CHR: "I Just Want To Be Your Everything" - Andy Gibb (RSO)

#1 AC: "My Heart Belongs To Me" - Barbra Streisand (Col.) (3 wks)

#1 Country: "It Was Almost Like...' - Ronnie Milsap (RCA) (5 wks) #1 LP. "Crosby, Stills & Nash" - Crosby, Stills & Nash (Ad.) (4 wks)

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NEWSBREAKERS Edited by Jim Dawson

Radio

Neal Gladner

NEAL GLADNER has been named GM at KARN /Little Rock and the Ar- kansas Radio Network. He was previously Director /News & Operations for KARN and ARN for the past three years. He succeeds LARRY WIL- SON, who resigned to become GSM at KZSN'Wichita.

Tony Brown

TONY BROWN has been upped from MD /Asst. PD to PD at WBLX /Mo- bile. He joined the station in 1985 as afternoon drive announcer.

PROS ON THE LOOSE

Rich Anton - Nights WHTX Pitts- burgh (412) 673 -3015

Steven Bernson - Promo. Direc Y95 Dallas (214) 580 -0566

Freddie Cruz - Nights WHQT Mi- ami (305) 456 -0686

Robin Freed - PD /Air Talent KVLI/

Lake Isabella. CA (213) 386 -0652

Bill Garcia - PD/MD KSD- FM.St. Louis (314) 993 -1182

Bruce Jacobson - Evenings WROV Roanoke, VA (703) 985 -0687

Banana Joe Montione - PD

WSRZ.'Sarasota, FL (813) 951 -6393

Ken Moore - PD/Talk Host WIBX Utica, NY (315) 783 -0487

Joseph Piriz - Promotion Dir. WINZ Miami (305) 887 -1048

Elise VanderBorght - MD KNCN

Corpus Christi. TX (512) 447 -1484

Charlie Cassidy

CHARLIE CASSIDY has been nam-

ed PD. afternoon driver at KKCS -AM &

FM Colorado Springs. CO. A 16 -year

broadcasting vet, he was most recent-

ly PD/announcer at KYKC /Sioux Falls,

SD

JOE MITCHELL has rejoined WMVB'Millville. NJ - which he pro-

grammed from 1980 -84 - as GM. He

previously was LSM at WFPG /Atlantic

City.

LEON CLARK has been promoted

to NSM at KFI & KOST'Los Angeles, where he was previously Regional

Sales Manager and AE for more than

three years

LORI SHAFER has been named

Corporate Controller at Fairfield Broadcasting. She was previously Sr

Accountant at Seidman and Seidman.

RICHARD WHITE is the new VP

GM at WFAS -AM & FM /White Plains,

NY. He had been VP/GM at WTAE &

WHTX /Pittsburgh since 1985.

CHANGES

Greg Butkowski has joined WKFM /Syracuse as an AE.

Angelica Martin and Annie Zoller have joined Hillier, Newmark. Wechs- ler & Howard's Chicago office as AEs.

Richard Wolper has joined KFI &

KOST. Los Angeles as an AE.

Gretchen Johnson and Kristin Al- lan have been named Sales Assist-

ants at Hillier, Newmark, Wechsler &

Howard. Beverly Adlern and Andrea Jacobs

have been appointed AEs at WYNY New York.

Christine Sheffield has joined WLS & WYTZ Chicago as an AE

Gail McHale and Deborah Kreisl have been appointed AEs at Shadow Traffic Network's New York and Phila- delphia offices. respectively.

Beth Martin has been named Arbi- tron's Client Service Rep. Radio Ad- vertiser Agency Sales for the South- eastern Region.

Ron Young has joined the KOOL Phoenix sales staff

Bob Schwall has been appointed Chief Technical Engineer and Pam

Johnston has been upped to Studios Manager for Atlantic Studios, a divi-

sion of the Atlantic Recording Corp. Elliott Federman has been named Manager (Quality Assurance for Atlan-

tic and Elektra Records.

DEIRDRE HALACY has been appointed to the new position of Direc-

tor /Program Administration at KYBG! Denver. She was formerly OM at

KSITY'Cheyenne, WY.

Records

Sherry Ginsberg

SHERRY GINSBERG has been named National Director Press & Art-

ists Relations at Elektra Asylum She previously held the same title at Poly -

Gram. and replaces the departing

GEORGE DASSINGER.

JANIS MAIELLO has been upped to the new position of Manager/Inter- national Public Relations at Atlantic Records. She joined the label's Inter- national Dept. in 1974, and was most recently International Artist Relations Liaison.

Paul Schulman

PAUL SCHULMAN has been nam-

ed Director East Coast Operations for

Global Pacific Records. He was VP/

Operations for the Living Music label

in New York.

PAT HALL has been appointed Manager. Product Management at

RCA Records. She was previously Di-

rector Marketing at Slash Records. a

division of Warner Brothers

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Ex- CHRYSALIS President JACK CRAIGO may be returning to the Nipper kennel for the RCA/A &MIARISTA DISTRIBUTION top slot vacated by SAL LICATA's move to EMI /MANHATTAN. Craigo was once an RCA Division VP.

METROPLEX CEO NORMAN WAIN isn't retiring after all. His reversal of plans to sell out to partner ROBERT WEISS doesn't affect the sale of WCPT & WCXR/DC to BOB SILLERMAN, originally designed to lower debt levels for Weiss's leveraged buyout. Meanwhile, Metroplex National PD BOB KAGHAN's job has been phased out, though he'll stay at WCXR as PD until its sale is

complete.

A dark cloud still surrounds CBS and 2100/NY over the leak of the MICHAEL JACKSON record last week. PD SCOTT SHANNON told the NY Daily News he's not sorry he did it and he'd do it again. While no

one inside CBS will go on record, STREET TALK hears the label will press the issue of identifying the source of the leaked record.

Still refusing to name his source, OM STEVE KINGSTON verified the existance of the mislabeled STEVIE RAY VAUGHN single which contains MJ's "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" and:

Denies allegations that Z100 copied and

distributed the record to any other stations Points his finger back to Epic for the

leak Questions charges of damages to

Michael Jackson. Z100 is still playing EIPIA records, and

hasn't pulled anything from the list.

After almost 20 years at WLSICHICAGO, "Super Jock" LARRY LUJACK is hanging up his headphones next month. The legendary morning driver turned PM driver signed a

12 -year, $6 million deal in 1984, but CAP CITIES /ABC is buying out the remaining years of his contract. Lujack won't be able to work elsewhere in Chicago, but is accepting offers for foursomes at the golf links.

STREET TALK hears the two major candidates to take the "Wave" (KTWV/L.A.) format national are the SATELLITE MUSIC NETWORK and WESTWOOD ONE. A decision could come by next week.

JIM HARPER returns to WNICIDETROIT mornings, replacing DAVE McKAY. With Harper still part-owner of crosstown WDTX, lawyers are hard at work.

Ex- WGCIICHICAGO personality BOB WALL and his wife, now living in Tampa, were sentenced to four years probation after pleading guilty to drugging and sexually abusing a teen -aged babysitter.

It's official: MARK THOMPSON & BRIAN PHELPS from WAPI/BIRMINGHAM will take over KLOSILOS ANGELES mornings in

September.

KNEW & KSANISF OM BILL STEDMAN is

out after more than five years with parent MALRITE.

INFINITY's $40 million junk bond offering last week, underwritten by SHEARSON, LEHMAN BROTHERS, was so hot it was oversubscribed - demand was so high that brokers couldn't fill all the orders. According to a company prospectus, principals MEL KARMAZIN, MIKE WIENER, and GERRY CARRUS each made $550,000 in '86 and will

take home $625,000 in '87. Infinity's next station purchase will likely be in Detroit, the only Top 10 market it's not in Talks with WRIF have stalled, and METROPOLIS's WDTX is reportedly being shopped around.

God Is Listening Self- appointed citizen's watchdog JOHN

PRICE has somehow clocked WFBQI INDIANAPOLIS's BOB & TOM at an average rate of 17 dirty jokes an hour. He's launched his third round of petitions to the FCC, asking it reexamine the morning duo's act in light of new, more stringent indecency standards.

WAPE/JACKSONVILLE's HOYLE DEMPSEY has toned down his morning act after pressure from a local religious council. The group had been sending tapes to the FCC and asking sponsors to consider withdrawing their ads. GM MARK SCHWARTZ claims the station already had plans to change the show before the council's protest.

Why has consultant MARC McCOY, a

former PD at WLAKICHICAGO, been seen in

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Why Are They On Radio?

These lovely faces (and bods) are among the entrants in the UJENA GIRL Of The Airwaves Contest being held in the

current "Swimwear Illustrated." Top prize is a multi -page spread and cover in the December issue. Shown (I -r) are

KPWR.L.A.'s Power Mouth Patty. KROQ April Whitney, WACL.Waycross, GA's Lindy Rome, and

KDKB/Phoenix's Cindy Wine. Who says radio is for people who are too ugly for TV?

Continued from Page 25

Consultant LEE ABRAMS denies the latest

round of rumors that he's getting set to leave

the BURKHARTIABRAMS fold to start his own

company. Meanwhile, 3kw Jazzer

WOTBINEWPORT BEACH -MIDDLETOWN, RI

is the latest to take the New Age plunge under

Abrams's guidance. To be known as "Fresh

Air For Rhode Island," the station has moved

down the dial from 107 to 100.3.

AC morning teams take note - KBIGILOS

ANGELES is in immediate need of an early

morning tandem. T &Rs to ROB EDWARDS.

The MD slot at KCPWIKC is still open

after DAN PEARMAN's 360: He accepted

then turned down the gig after he was

promoted to PD /OM at KEYN- FMIWICHITA, replacing JERRY KING.

Country WSIX /NASHVILLE, just taken

over by HICKS, will have its formatic future

determined by popular vote. Newspaper and

TV ads ask people to call a phone number

over the next two weeks and vote for their

favorite music.

KXYOIPORTLAND morning team TODD

BRANDT & RICK RIDELL exits ... After less

than a month at the Satellite Music Network,

ex- WMAOICHICAGO personality NANCY

TURNER is leaving for middays at WUSN in

the Windy City ... DAN STEVENS leaves

KZPS /DALLAS afternoons for mornings at

WOYK /TAMPA.

WMGGICOLUMBUS has switched from

mainstream Gold to Classic Rock, gunning for

top -rated AOR WLVQ.

A fire at WKPA & WYDD /PITTSBURGH's

transmitter site on 7/26 knocked the combo

off the air for at least five days ... KCEE &

KWFMITUCSON were forced off the air 7/27 after two unexplained explosions at their

facilities.

Country combo WMZOIDC is now fully

simulcast, with AM PD KATY DALEY moving

to FM overnights.

KTAL /SHREVEPORT morning man

MICHAEL STOREY died Tuesday (7/28) of

complications from diabetes. He was 37.

Two hundred people paid tribute to late

radio exec STEVE WHITE at a memorial

service NBC held at New York's Tower Suite.

NBC is setting up a scholarship fund in White's

name for broadcasting students.

Congratulations to WB VP /Promotion RICH

FITZGERALD on his marriage to MARY

PROUT (8i 1 ).

Sincere wishes for a speedy recovery to

COLUMBIA West Coast National Promotion

Director GEORGE CHALTAS, who was shot in

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After an outpouring of calls and cards from the

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many friends. Thanks to everyone."

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Ian Anderson Polls Fans The upcoming Jethro Tull album on Chrysalis, "Crest Of A Knave," is

"significantly more enjoyable" than the group's last few releases. Ian Anderson knows this, because a majority of 844 Tull fans in a dozen US cities told him so.

They did that with the help of Chrysalis and album radio stations across the country. It was an unusual exercise, which Anderson says was designed to "give me some reassurance that we'd done

MINOR & MAJOR

the right thing for the American market" with the album, "and to give the record company some direct idea of who they'd be selling it

The Tull leader originally thought of polling a sample of the group's fans in one market. After he got label support for the idea, the survey was expanded. Chrysa- lis Director /National Album Pro- motion Kevin Sutter asked 12

major -market AORs (with the emphasis on heritage stations) to

The Upside Of A Deal CBS and New York indie Up-

side Records have struck an unusual deal over the

Woodentops. The British band is signed in the UK to Rough Trade and licensed in the US to Columbia, which put out their last album, "Gi- ant."

But they'll be back on Upside for their next, "Live Hypno-Beat." Label chief Barry Feldman says, "We had the first Woodentops record, 'Well, Well, Well,' and it was one of the top indie releases of 1986.

In fact, it helped them get the CBS

Following "Giant," Rough Trade and the major agreed the live set would be better released independently, "maintaining continuity with alternative media and retail," according to Feldman. He suggests a packed CBS fall release schedule was also a factor.

The deal is flexible other than re-

Upside chief Barry Feldman.

quiring Upside to get re- pressing approval, while the Woodentops remain an active future entity for Columbia.

The indie label's other current projects include the release of "Welcome Wagon" by new Wash- ington band the Neighbors, and (for its reissue logo, Blue Side) the preparation of a Delfonics package.

One Flew Over The Pumpkin Patch

romoting new music to AOR can be hell, so RCA tried to beat the

competition with a pumpkin- shaped 12 -inch picture disc. Logical for a cut called "Halloween" by German metalloids Halloween,

from their current album, "Keeper Of The Seven Keys, Part I."

The label pressed and distributed 5000 of the disc to radio and retail,

while promoting the band heavily in the fanzines. RCA's field people were

also sent pumpkin masks, instructed to wear them when delivering the record to stations, and have photographs taken.

No, that's not for their personnel files, but for a contest organized by Product Director Alan Grunblatt. The prize, he says, will probably be a

trip to Helloween's Halloween concert in Los Angeles.

lan Anderson gets out the vote.

publicize the project and help recruit participants.

Listening sessions were held mostly in hotel rooms, with at- tendance of between 50 and 100 at each. Listeners were asked to answer 10 questions as they heard the album, rating songs and ex- pressing opinions about Tull music. Anderson was present on tape.

Designer Cornflakes

For him, the key questions related to "whether the album was 'significantly' more enjoyable than the last few, and whether it represented the kind of music they'd like to see us continue with.

"That's the hard -line commercial attitude which I normally don't manifest in making music, but I do employ in the other businesses I'm involved with," he ex- plains. "But it's not like designing the cornflakes to put in the packet, so much as designing the packet. The cornflakes have already been manufactured."

Older Fans Show

The survey had other revealing aspects. Says Sutter, "We envi- sioned seeing a lot of 18- to 24-year -olds, but the spread was more like 17 -44." There were Tull enthusiasts from "all walks of life," he notes. One was a lawyer in his '40s who flew from San An- tonio to Dallas to participate; in New York, the food buyer at New York's Four Seasons restaurant called to be involved.

"People caught on the idea perhaps better than we expected," concludes Sutter, and that includes stations that were initially reluctant. As far as fans were concerned, the Chrysalis exec says, "It was interesting to hear their perceptions of radio. One of the questions was, 'What three songs from the album are your favorite.' and another was, 'What three would you want to hear on the radio.'

"There was a difference in their replies. It struck me that they understood what a radio song was. They were very well -informed."

Compact Data

Capitol Tower Receives a Facelift Nick Rhodes and John Taylor of Duran Duran and the Motels's Mar-

tha Davis were among the guests as Capitol hosted a champagne recep- tion July 27 to celebrate completion of the renovated Capitol Tower.

Capitol -EMI Vice Chairman /Chief Executive Joe Smith presided over the ceremonies. which included the re- ighting of the Capitol Records sign and rooftop spire The addition of several executive offices, plus general wear and tear maintenance, constituted the bulk of the three -month renovation project

A representative of Mayor Tom Bradley was also on hand to present a

proclamation naming July 27 "Capito, Tower Day" in Los Angeles The

13- floor, circular building is a Hollywood landmark and has been home to

the label for the past 31 years

Partygoers at the "Capitol Tower Day" festivities included (I -r) Nick Rhodes and John Taylor of Duran Duran and Capitol exec Joe Smith.

Elvis Gets New RIAA Award The RIAA is preparing a program of annual commemorative plaques

to be presented by member labels for pre -1958 recordings (that's the year the association began giving out gold record awards).

The plaques will be given to artists "in recognition of landmark achievements in music history and outstanding contributions to the

growth of the record industry." The first award will be awarded by RCA to Elvis on the tenth anniver-

sary of his death in August.

Grace Dishes It To Manhattan

New York restaurant owners Howard Jones and Ashford &

Simpson have some competition: from Grace Jones. Her new

eaterie, in the city's SoHo district, takes its name from her disco hit,

"La Vie En Rose." No word on

whether the decor includes warm leatherettes, but you can see An-

dy Warhol's portrait of GJ while you dine.

Living In A (Jewel) Box On the subject of food, "Audio Buffet" is a promotional CD

sampler designed to showcase the "new" Chrysalis. It contains

current cuts by Jellybean, Living In A Box, Dweezll Zappa, Go West, Taurus Boyz, Huey Lewis & the News, and others The

disc was shipped out with lapel pins of the streamlined butterfly, the label's new logo Bee there!

Short Cuts BLUE MAGIC and RONNIE DYSON are first artists on the new Ma-

cola R8B label, Slam. Product is due mid -August. AL KOOPER has written the liner notes for an MCA reissue of the

Blues Project's "Reunion In Central Park" (as a single album) next month.

DIO headlines a benefit concert for the Children Of The Night

Shelter Foundation. Joining them at Irvine Meadows in California August

1 are Yngwie Malmsteen, Armored Saint, Black 'n' Blue, and others. BUDDY MILES has left Santana, and Alex Ligertwood resumes

duties as lead singer. BEATLES CDs coming next month from Capitol are "The Beatles"

(the "White" album) and "Yellow Submarine." RICHIE HAVENS has two new Rykodisc CDs: "... Sings Beatles

And Dylan" and "Collection." He's now signed to Moss Music Group's RBI label.

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EXECUTIVE FLASHBACK

The "La Bamba" Gringo: Bob Keane Recalls Ritchie

66 L a Bamba" is a good movie, if you ask Bob Keane. I thought it

was entertaining," he says. "There were some inconsistencies and some untruths, but you have to allow a certain amount of poetic license."

He is more qualified than most to review the new screen biography of Ritchie Valens, because he recorded the young rocker's hits "Donna" and "La Bamba" for his Del -Fi label almost 30 years ago.

Keane is also portrayed in the picture, which was written and directed by Luis Valdez. He notes, "I said to Luis, 'You gave me a real nice part for the only gringo in the show'.

Keane's not so sure about the soundtrack, suggesting that Los Lobos missed "the Ritchie Valens feeling" in interpreting his music. "That's what Ritchie was all about: he could stand up in front of a crowd with no microphone and make that place really go. And that came out on his records."

The three -time label owner (Keen Records before Del -Fi, and

Ritchie Valens (I) picking platters with Bob Keane.

Bronco /Mustang later) recalls it took him "a whole month" to convince Valens to record "La Bam- ba" - a session which cost around $300.

That's about $19,000 less than Keane just spent giving "La Bam- ba" a 1987 facelift, with a fresh in- strumental track behind outtakes of Valens' original vocals It's a new 45 and 12 -inch single on Del -Fi, distributed via Original Sound Sales.

Too Much Monkee Business

Hey, hey, they're the New Monkees!: (l -r) Larry Saltis, Jared Chandler, Dino Kovas, and Marty Ross.

What's more fun than a barrel full of Monkees? How about a bar-

rel full of old and "new" Monkees? Record buyers will have a

choice between the original Monkees and the New Monkees,

as each group is planning a release in August.

Rhino will ship "Pool lt!," the Monkees' first complete newly- recorded

album in 18 years, on August 19, while the first single. "Heart And Soul," is

just out on promotional CD. Warner Bros. will release the first New

Monkees" single August 8, but is still undecided as to which album track will

be chosen. The New Monkees" LP. still untitled, will be released September

15. The original Monkees landed the services of Roger Bechirian for the

production chores (he's produced tracks and /or albums for such Brit rockers as Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe, Squeeze and Dave Edmunds). Songs were contributed by long -time Monkee cohort Bobby Hart (who,

with Tommy Boyce, cowrote "Last Train To Clarksville "), and '60s hitmaker

Tommy James. The release of the "New Monkees" album will coincide with the pre-

miere of the group's new syndicated TV show, set to air during the week

of September 9 -15. Most of the filming has been completed.

Encouraged by "La Bamba," Keane wants to see a movie made about another of his artists, the late Bobby Fuller, so he's talking to producers and financiers about the project.

Valens Honored In L.A. Ceremony

Los Angeles Mayor Torn Bradley declared July 27 "Ritchie Valens Day," in honor of the singer who became the first Mexican- American rock star. Gold station KRLA peti- tioned the mayor's office to issue a

proclamation acknowledging Val -

ens's musical and cultural contributions. The station held a live broadcast from Pacoima Junior High School, which Valens attended and where he recorded a live album in

1958. The school was, for one day, renamed atter the singer.

FYI From BMG

The Bertelsmann Music Group's recent financial report for fiscal 1987 in-

cluded the following facts and figures:

The first Whitney Houston album on Arista has now sold 14 million copies worldwide.

RCA's sales around the globe for Bruce Hornsby & the Range amount to 3.5 million units.

The Starship hit, "Nothing's Gonna Stop Us Now," sold more than 2 million copies worldwide, 1.3 million outside North America.

Producer Mike Chapman's Dreamland label is being revived via a new deal with RCA, with Lita Ford among the artists.

RCA also has new deals with King Jay Records, Beggar's Ban- quet, and SBK Entertainment.

The first Daryl Hall & John Oates album for Arista is expected within the next 12 months, possibly preceded by an RCA greatest hits containing a couple of new songs.

NEWS I

Kate Hyman

Hyman East Coast A &R VP For Chrysalis

Kate Hyman has been appointed VP /A &R, East Coast, at Chrysalis. Shè comes to the label from MCA, where she was East Coast Direc- tor/A&R.

Hyman will report to Jeff Al- drich, Sr. VP of Chrysalis Records International. "This is a place I've always wanted to work," she told R&R. "There's a real A &R direction here, and a lot of exciting changes going on with [President] Mike Bone.

"We're actively looking for some new acts, and that's obviously something I'll be doing, as well as taking care of our existing projects."

Prior to joining MCA 18 months ago, Hyman was with Ze Records, handling A &R, artist development, and press.

Garrett Programs KRXQ

Ron Garrett After serving as interim PD for

four months, Ron Garrett has been named PD at Fuller-Jeffrey AOR KRXQ (93 Rock) /Sacramento. He succeeds Canny Ferrari, who exited in March.

Garrett joined the station in April 1986 after serving as MD at KRQR /San Francisco and an air personality at San Diego's KGB and 91X and KDJK /Modesto.

Garrett said, "We're up against the Goliath of the market - KZAP, a very good station. They don't take any chances; in their position, they don't have to. We're the station that will take people into the '90s, and we take the stance of going on good new music faster than KZAP. Someone's got to blaze a trail; we're not living off a fat cat history."

In the spring book, KRXQ declined 3.9- 3.412+ while KZAP dropped 8.0-6.3.

Beatles Sue Capitol Over CD Releases

The Beatles on CD are the subject of new legal action involving Capitol and former members of the group. In New York State Supreme Court, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Yoko Ono, and Apple have charged the label with deliberately delaying release of the Beatles' music on compact disc, and with underpaying royalties on the discs. The company disputes the claims.

EMI Records UK is also named in the lawsuit. Paul McCartney, who is signed to EMI worldwide (Capitol in the US) as a solo artist, is not a defendant in this action, but retains a 25% interest in Apple.

The suit, filed July 23, contends that Capitol/EMI have "accompanied their failure and refusal to fully exploit sales of Beatles corn-

Producer Sadkin Killed In Auto Crash Record producer Alex Sadkin

died Thursday (7/23) in Miami, the result of injuries from an auto accident one week earlier. He was 38.

Sadkin's credits include recordings with Robbie Nevil, Simply Red, Duran Duran, Arcadia, the Thompson Twins, Grace Jones, and Foreigner.

He was for several years in- house producer at Island, having started in the business in 1973 as an engineer at Criteria Studios, Miami.

The accident occured July 17 in Nassau, where Sadkin was working at the Compass Point studios. With engineer Will Gosling, he was in a jeep which apparently went out of control and slammed into a wall.

The two men were airlifted to Miami for hospital treatment, but Sadkin was pronounced brain- dead ; life -support systems were disconnected six days later. Gos- ling is in intensive care in Mt. Sinai Hospital, Miami Beach.

Funeral services for Sadkin were due to be held Wednesday (29) in Ft. Lauderdale. He is survived by daughter Ella and her mother, Elaine Griffith, and his parents.

pact discs with repeated efforts to force plaintiffs to accept lesser sums ... than defendants are con- tractually obligated to pay." The company responds that the lack of CD manufacturing capacity slow- ed its catalog release program before this year.

Capitol/EMI, it's also charged, withheld "million of dollars" in due royalties to pressure settlement of earlier legal action by Apple against the label. The firm responds that the "appropriate" royalties have been paid.

The action seeks damages of $40 million. Gold, Farrell & Marks of New York are representing the Beatles and Apple.

DAT Copycode Results In '88

Test results of the CBS Copycode system intended for DAT recorders won't be available from the Nation- al Bureau of Standards before next year.

RIAA President Jay Berman reported this development at an association-organized Copycode demonstration in New York Tuesday (7/28). The government agency will begin the study in September, he said, and it will take "three to four months" to complete.

Impartial tests were requested by Congressional committees considering RIAA- backed legislation to have the Copycode scanner fit- ted into DAT equipment. Prospects for these Senate and House bills are tied to the test results, release of which now pushes the proposals into an election year.

Berman also reported that the two sides in the DAT dispute, the RIAA and the Electronics Indus- tries Association, are funding the NBS research. Each trade group will contribute $75,000.

Ironically, said the RIAA chief, he and his EIA counterpart had been awaiting a formal letter on the funding arrangement from Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige. Baldrige died July 25.

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THREE ROCKIN' AMIGOS - Geffen Natigna/AOR Director Marko Babineau (left) did some heavy hobnobbing at the Texxas Jam dinner party. He's pictured hanging with label stars David Coverdale of Whitesnake and Steven Tyler of Aerosmith.

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NEWS I CD

Continued from Page 1

CD are still in flux, but it's expected to come in below $1 per unit. Commented one major -label executive, "I think Sony is trying to give us a price which will include the raw disc and some sort of shrink - wrap package."

For the July 20/23 bicoastal dem- onstrations, demo discs from CBS, Chrysalis, Warner Bros., and indie labels DMP and Telarc were pack- aged onto a shrink -wrapped 9" by

31/2 " card produced by the Queens Group. This has a mini -sleeve (re- movable by perforation) for disc storage.

Sources say Queens is developing a larger package for the Won- der title to include a "doughnut" CD single adaptor. This plastic

Actual

piece fits around the disc so it can be dropped into the conventional CD player tray. Portable machines have a center spindle which accommodates the three -inch CD without an adaptor.

Discussing the CD single's future in general, Motown Music Group Exec. VP Lee Young told R&R, "We think this is something which can bring back the singles market, if it's priced right."

Young agreed that the $3 mark at retail seems viable, subject to considerations of packaging, artist royalties, production volume, dealer margins, and other factors. "The mini -CD is really a replacement for the single, which is basically a young demographic. so it has to be priced right for them.

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ticularly useful with new acts," Young continued. "Because you can get 20 minutes of music, you could go back to the mini -LP or EP format for introducing new artists. The three -inch format is definitely compatible for multi-tiered pric-

Another impetus for the three - inch CD is Sony's plan to introduce a shirt- pocket size, Walkman-type CD single player this fall in Japan, and the US next year.

As for the Wonder project, he has enjoyed a relationship with Sony since 1979, using the firm's digital recording equipment and promoting its CD hardware. He's thought to be personally involved in the three -inch single discussions with DADC President Michael Schulhof and Exec. VP Jim Frische.

Berns Continued from Page 3

that he have the opportunity. This will free up Dave from the daily routine; he'll have more time to think, and we'll have the lead time to take on projects we want to tackle."

Berns commented, "I'm excited! I'm dancin'! I'm on holiday, which is the perfect way to start off this new job.

"To have learned programming from the likes of David and Bill is to have the best possible background to take over the programming of the premier modern music station in North America. To have a creative, innovative staff with whom to work is the icing on the cake."

Before moving to CFNY, Berns enjoyed a lengthy career in Ameri- can radio, including several years as MD at WTAE /Pittsburgh.

Biondi Continued from Page 3

tional, a major movie theatre operator based in Dedham. MA, acquired control of the company earlier this year through a $3.5 billion leveraged buyout after beating back a competing offer from Elkes and other managers.

"Mr. Elkes and Mr. Gorman have made very significant contributions to the success of Viacom. I wish them good fortune in their future endeavors. Mr. Biondi shares my vision of Viacom as the most exciting electronic media company of the world. Under his leadership, Viacom will enter a new era of dynamic growth and fulfill its destiny as one of the world's leading entertainment companies," Redstone said after reaching agreement with Biondi last week.

Elkes should not be financially injured by his departure. His company stock is valued at more than $23 million, and he is believed to have a "golden parachute" worth another $2 million. Elkes and Gor- man said they will briefly remain with Viacom as consultants, and will soon announce other plans.

Biondi has established a reputation as one of the entertainment industry's most aggressive and com- petent executives. He joined Time Inc.'s Home Box Office (HBO) cable unit in 1978 as Director Of Enter- tainment Program Planning and eventually rose to become Presi- dent of the company until he left following an internal power strug- gle in 1984. He was named Exec. VP of Coca -Cola Entertainment in 1985 and became Chairman/CEO of Coca -Cola Television in Novem- ber 1986.

One of Biondi's major challenges will be controlling the massive $2.4 billion debt that the company has taken on as part of the Redstone LBO. The company's radio properties have been the subject of specu- lation for several months, as Red- stone and other Viacom executives have given conflicting signals on the company's commitment to radio.

Biondi's decision to take the Via- com job surprised many because he was in the middle of relocating to California to run Coca- Cola's entertainment operations.

In another top level personnel change last week, Redstone appointed himself Chairman of the company, replacing Ralph Baruch.

Mini -CDs Vs. Conventional CDs 3" CD SINGLES - Pictured is a demonstration disc for the Sony 3" CD single presentations to labels in Los Angeles and New York. It's pictured lifesize next to a conventional -sized CD for comparison. The mini- singles hold up to 20 minutes of digital sound, played like the conventional five - inch CD. A "doughnut" plastic adaptor is required for most home CD players to handle the singles.

The packaging is a prototype shrink- wrapped card produced by Queens Group, with detachable CD single sleeve. In theory, the singles could be racked at retail on these cards, like the current CD blister packs.

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RATINGS AND RESEARCH

CULTURAL SEGMENTATION

The New Age Of Hispanic Marketing

By Sandra Scheid We have entered the new age of Hispanic marketing:

the age of cultural segmentation. Just as the general radio market segmented based on the lifestyles and demographic profiles of its listeners, so the Hispanic radio market must now segment to be effective.

Demographic research shows that Hispanics are a growing and profitable market. According to Strategy Research Corp.'s "1987 US Hispanic Market Guide," there are 18.8 million US Hispanics, and there will be 27 million by the year 2000. Hispanic purchasing power of $134 billion is in the hands of a young population. That population has an average age of 23.6 years, and 70% of all US Hispanics are under the age of 35.

Cultural Differences Ignored

Because their cultural differences have been largely ignored, US Hispanics have been targeted like a general market group: a homogeneous population bound by its Spanish language and

Sandra Scheid is Station Man-

ager at KOOK -FM /Houston. She is

a former owner and VP of Strategic Radio Research, Chicago.

"Hispanics are a growing and profitable market ... there will be 27 million by the year 2000." culture. Research now clearly shows that current Hispanic demographic and cultural trends defy this kind of marketing.

MIRA /HISPANOS, a Hispanic research firm based in San An- tonio, identifies three major Hispanic cultural lifestyle segments:

Primary Hispanics are traditional first generation Hispanics who use Spanish as their first and only language. They have low income and education levels, and their employment is ;malty man- ual labor. Spanish electronic media is their only source of information and entertainment. Devoutly Cath- olic, the extended family influences decision-making. They are the stereotyped Hispanic profile, yet represent only about 28% of Hispanics.

Acculturated Hispanics are second generation. They speak Eng- lish at work and Spanish at home. They are blue collar or white collar service workers, have low to moderate incomes, with high school or some college education. They use both Spanish and English media, because they work in the English -speaking world. They approach persons outside their cultural comfort zone with suspi- cion and mistrust. They take on

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issues reinforced by their cultural imperatives of language, family, and religion with a Spanish/Eng- lish approach. They represent about 57% of the population.

Assimilated Hispanics represent 15% of all Hispanics, and are one of the fastest -growing lifestyle segments. They speak English and attain higher education levels and higher incomes. However, they re- tain their ability to speak Spanish and the cultural imperatives of family and religion, as demonstrat- ed by their Hispanic pride, involvement in their community, and ob- servance of social Hispanic customs. Their primary information and entertainment media sources are in English, because they have greater acceptance of the English world. Their thought processes and language patterns are strongly English-oriented. They respond to advertising delivered to them in English -by another Hispanic.

Traditional Marketing Misses

MIRA /HISPANOS President Geoffrey Crabtree concludes, "Segmented marketing is neces- sary because traditional Hispanic marketing that ignores Hispanics' cultural lifestyle segments cannot reach 100% of the market"

Nowhere is this more obvious

than in radio. US Hispanic radio uses all Spanish language and Spanish music programming, but reaches only the Primary Hispan- ics because it disregards the Hispanic cultural lifestyle segments. Hispanics are now going outside the Spanish language when they listen to the radio.

"Hispanics are going outside the Spanish language when they listen to the radio."

For example, Houston - the sev- enth largest Hispanic market - is representative of national Hispanic market trends. Of Houston's 16% Hispanic population, 90% are Mex- ican- Americans, and 75% are under the age of 35. Spring 1986 Ar- bitron data showed that d 17.5 points of Hispanic persans 12+ metro hste ing, only four paints went to the traditional Hispanic stations. Those Hïspanic stations delivered about 23% - the Pri- mary Hispanic audience, as pre- dicted by MIRA/HISPANC6 research. The remaining 77% of His- panics were listening to non-Span- ish stations, mainly the all- Engbsb CHR stations.

Targeting Bilingual Hispanics

KQQK /Houston targets the assimilated 18-34 bilingual Hispan- ic through CHR English music with a Spanish/English presentation. This "Hispanic Hits" format fol- lows all the demographic and cultural trends of today's Hispanics.

Although this format is rare in the US, it's common in Hispanic countries. In Mexico City, three of the four top stations are a CHR, an AOR, and a Gold, with Spanish language /English rock music formats. The top stations in Guadala- jara, Caracas, and Bogota also follow this format. No matter where you grow up, you grow up with the hits. It should come as no surprise that 12 -34 year -olds like to listen to rock music regardless of their ethnic background.

Marketing to the stereotyped Primary Hispanic, who only listens to Spanish music and understands only Spanish, is ignoring the majority of Hispanics today. Tradi- tional Hispanic media cannot reach 100% of the market. An opportunity exists for radio managers who acknowledge the segmented Hispanic market to reap the benefits of serving different segments of the Hispanic audience.

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RATINGS

Spring '87 Arbitron l Z + Detroit

Maybe WJLB should ve kept its

old 'Tiger Radio" slogan from the '60s. As was the case last spring, baseball sent WJR to the top and exiled WJLB to second place. (Last summer, for example, it was WJR 11.6 to FM98's 7.9.) At night, WJR had a 13 share and WJLB was

over an 11. The other big noise was AOR /Gold WCSX, which posted its best shares since fall '83, seeming to take equal, small pieces from AOR, Gold, and AC. WLLZ, which used ample direct mail, retook the AOR lead in what's now a very tight race.

WJR (Misc) WJLB (UC)

WJOI (B EZ)

WCZY-AM & FM

(CHR) WXYT (Talk)

WLLZ (AOR) WRIF (AOR) WWJ (News) WHYT (CHR) WCSX (Gold) WNIC (AC) WWWW (Ctry) CKLW (BBnd) WOMC (AC) WLTI (AC) WDTX (CHR) WKSG (Gold) WGPR (UC) WJZZ (Jazz) WCXI (Ctry) WORS (Clas) WMTG (Gold) CKLW-FM (Gold)

Wate. '87 Sprang '87

8.4 10.9 9.0 7.8 5.7 5.5

5.7 4.0 4.1 4.8 5.2 5.2 1.7 4.0 3.8 4.1

3.7 3.5 2.6 2.5 1.2 2.6 1.5 1.3

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5.1 4.8 4.6 4.5 4.5 4.4 4.2 3.9 3.9 3.8 3.3 2.8 2.7 2.4 1.6 1.6 1.4 1.2 1.1

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Baltimore WLIF declined but hung in to

edge WBSB for first place. B104, for its part, continued its rise from a 6.7 last summer; in PD Brlan Thomas's first book, it was first at night and second in all other DPs. WBAL led mornings; WLIF took middays and afternoons. Both Countries rose nicely; WPOC gave away $42,000 in $100 -1000 increments in a "Social C- Curity" promotion.

WLIF (B/EZ) WBSB (CHR) WBAL (NIT) WPOC (Ctry) WXYV (UC) WIYY (AOR) WCAO (Ctry) WBGR (Rel)

WWMX (AC) WFBR (Talk)

WOSR (Gold)

WCBM (AC)

WWDC-FM (AOR) WITH (BBnd) WWIN-FM (UC) WWIN (UC) WROX (CHR) WEBB (UC) WYST-FM (AC) WGRX (Gold) WRBS (Rel) WHUR (UC) WHFS (AOR) WTOP (News)

Wnter'87 Spring '87

10.5 9.8 9.0 9.6 8.4 4.8 6.3 5.0 3.4 3.1 4.5 3.3 2.1 1.1

3.3 2.1 3.2 1.9 1.5 2.3 2.9 2.3 1.0 1.4 1.0

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Houston- Galveston

Over the last year, market leader KMJO has toned down its music slightly. This time, Majic 102 was up in mornings and middays, but down at nights and in afternoons. After that, the music action was in a

Country race that hasn't been nearly this tight since becoming a race in the early '80s. In mornings, for instance, KIKK, which simulcasts AM drive, is two -tenths ahead of KILT in the high eights. KILT's AM moved 1.1 -1.3 in its first Country Gold book. KRBE tightened the CHR race with KKBO.

Venter '87 Sprig '87

KMJO (UC) 9.9 9.1 KIKK -FM (Ctry) 7.6 8.0 KILT -FM (Ctry) 6.4 7.3 KKBO -AM & FM

(CHR) 8.1 7.1 KTRH (News) 4.6 6.8 KRBE -AM & FM

(CHR) 6.2 6.7 KODA (B EZ) 5.5 5.4 KFMK (AC) 5.3 5.2 KLOL (AOR) 4.4 4.3 KOUE (AC) 4.4 4.0 KZFX (Gold) 3.8 4.0 KPRC (N/T) 2.6 2.9 KLTR (AC) 2.9 2.8 KJYY (AC) 2.5 2.5 KKHT (AC) 1.6 2.0 KCOH (UC) 1.4 1.8 KYOK (UC) 1.2 1.8 KEYH (Span) 1.9 1.6 KILT (Gold) 1.1 1.3 KHCB (Rel) .9 1.2 KLAT (Span) 1.6 1.1 KXYZ (Span) 2 5 1.0

Buffalo - Niagara Falls Last spring, WBUF was up

6.6 -10.8; this spring, its "Incredi- ble Prize Catalog" paid off again. WYRK, which used considerable TV and "Thousand Dollar Thurs- days." added two shares for second. WBEN held #1 in mornings. WGR and sister WRLT were both up; the latter posting its best book since switching to AC. The CHR race here was very tight; WMJO, which changed calls and nearly went AOR for several weeks during the book, had the only strong in-

crease of the three to take second place in the format.

Winter '87 Swing '87

6.8 10.3 6.9 8.9

10.0 8.0

WBUF (AC) WYRK (Ctry) WBEN (AC) WHTT-FM (Gold) WJYE (BiEZ) WECK (BBnd) WKSE (CHR) WBLK (UC) WMJQ (CHR) WGR (AC)

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(CHR) WRLT (AC) WWKB (Gold) WBYR (AOR)

CFNY (AOR) WDCX (Rep WLVL (Gold)

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Washington WKYS, which held on to the top

slot, gave one winner a Porsche 911 along with $2000 cash and a

Kenyan safari. As in the Birches, the surprise was Brute Bailey's WDJY. At night, WHUR's "Quiet Storm" and WKYS's "Melvin's Mel-

odies" have 11 and 10 shares re-

spectively, but WDJY is up to a 7

as the only UC rocking at night.

Even with WBMW in AOR, WWDC- FM had its best book in a while; much of that came from the Greaseman surging to almost an 8 in mornings for second place after WMAL's Harden & Weaver.

Winter 87 Spring '87

WKYS (UC) 7.4 7.2 WGAY (B/EZ) 7.6 6.8 WMAL (AC) 6.0 6.0 WWDC-FM (AOR) 4.7 5.9 WMZQ-FM (Ctry) 6.8 5.6 WAVA (CHR) 5.3 5.5 WHUR (UC) 5.9 5.3 WDJY (UC) 4.5' 5.1 WROX (CHR) 3.8 4.6 WTOP (News) 4.5 4.1 WCXR (Gold) 3.3 3.7 WLTT (AC) 3.2 3.2 WASH (AC) 3.0 3.1 WGMS-AM & FM

(Clas) 3.6 2.5 WBMW (AOR) 3.4 2.4 WWRC (BBnd) 2.4 2.3 WXTR (Gold) 1.8 2.3 WPGC-AM & FM

(UC) 1.5 2.1

WHFS (AOR) .8 1.9 WYCB (Rel) 1.5 1.7 WMMJ (AC) 1.4 1.4 WOL (UC) 1.3 1.0

Formerly WPGC & WCLY ACI

Cincinnati The Reds helped WLW back to

the top for the first time since last

summer. At night, the AM has more

than a 29 share; controlled for

18 -49 men, that becomes more

than 36% of the market. In morn-

ings, WLW is second with just over a ten, a tenth behind WEBN and WKRC. WBVE had its best Country book, edging closer to format lead-

er WUBE. WIZF seems to be doing in each Arbitron about what it did in

the previous Birch; it became the

clear second of three Urbans even as format leader WBLZ stabilized. New Gold WWNK added a share to

nudge WDJO from the format lead.

Winter '87 Spng '87

WLW (AC) 7.2 13.9 WEBN (AOR) 12.6 10.3 WKRO (CHR) 10.0 9.6 WWEZ (B;EZ) 10.5 9.6 WKRC (AC) 8.8 6.3 WUBE (Ctry) 6.2 5.9 WBLZ (UC) 4.7 4.6 WBVE (Ctry) 3.8 4.4 WCKY (N T) 4.5 4.2 WARM (AC) 5.0 4.0 WWNK-FM (AC) 3.1 3.3 WLLT (AC) 3.4 2.7 WIZF (UC) 1.8 2.5 WJOJ (AC) 1.3 1.7 WWNK (Gold) .4 1.4 WI-110-FM (BiEZ) .8 1.3

WCIN (UC) 1.7 1.2 WDJO (Gold) 1.2 1.1

WTUE (AOR) .5 1.0

Dallas - Ft. Worth

Even when KKDA -FM loses

ground across the board, as it did

this time, it still has enough room to take #1 in the market. In mornings, KVT's Ron Chapman was first, followed by N/T KRLD a tenth of a

share behind. KEGL, traditionally in

the fives, added a share this time; in

PM drive, Kldd Kraddick gained 1V2 shares. With KTKS mellowed

and KHYI down, the Eagle was

easily the top CHR. KSCS took a

share off KPLX but the latter station was still solidly #1 Country.

Winter '87 Sprig '87

KKDA -FM (UC) 9.6 8.7 KPLX (Ctry) 8.4 7.4 KVIL -AM & FM

(AC) WBAP (Ctry) KEGL (CHR) KRLD (News) KMEZ -AM & FM

(B'EZ) KTXO (AOR) KSCS (Ctry) KLUV (Gold) KHYI (CHR) KMGC (AC) KOZY (AC) KZPS (Gold) KZEW (AOR) KHVN (Rel)

KTKS (AC) KLIF (N/T) WRR (Clas) KKDA (Gold) KDLZ (UC) KESS (N /T)

KOJO (Span) KLDD (Gold)

7.3 5.2 5.3 5.5

6.3 4.3 3.2 3.3 4.2 3.9 3.6 2.0 2.2 3.0 3.1 1.5

.9 1.7 2.0 1.7 1.9

6

7.5 6.6 6.3 5.6

4.9 4.6 4.5 4.0 3.9 3.6 3.6 2.7 2.5 2.0 2.0 1.9 1.6 1.5 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.0

Cleveland Leader WMMS almost made it

back to its usual place in the 13s. The surprise here was WMJI, which trailed AC rival WLTF just two books ago. With the help of a

prize catalog promotion, WMJI has added nearly four shares since the fall to take second place; in mornings, Lanagan á Webster are up

3'/= shares this time alone to take second place behind the Buzzard Morning Zoo (which added two shares itself to pass an 18).

Winter '87 Swing '87

12.1 12.9 7.7 9.4 8.2 8.5 8.1 7.5 5.1 6.9

WMMS (CHR) WMJI (AC)

WOAL (B/EZ) WZAK (UC) WWWE (N/T) WGAR-AM & FM

(Ctry) WLTF (AC) WDOK (B/EZ) WNCX (Gold) WBBG (BBnd) WERE (N/T) WROC (CHR) WCLV (Clas) WJMO (UC) WONE-FM (AOR) WPHR (CHR) WKDD (CHR) WABO (Rel) WHK (Gold) WRMR (B'EZ) WCZR (AOR)

5.3 6.3 6.3 3.2 3.8 3.2 3.5 1.7 2.0 1.5

1.0 2.5 1.3 1.6 1.6

f ormerly WDMT (OC)

6.7 5.4 5.2 4.1 3.7 3.2 3.1 1.6 1.6 1.5 1.5 1.4 1.3 1.2 1.2 1.1

Miami -Ft. Lauderdale- Hollywood

WLYF lost four -tenths but kept its

usual hold on #1; in mornings, the station added more than a share to take that daypart. WINZ, which until a year ago was usually in the three - share range, paced a good News/ Talk book. lt also led nights with a 7.5. WPOW added nearly a share to lead the contemporaries. WHYI still led those stations in mornings;

WPOW's best DP is nights, when it passes a seven. WGTR passed WSHE to take the AOR lead, al-

though there weren't many 12+ shares left for anybody.

Winter '87 Sprig '87

WLYF (B /EZ) 9.0 8.6 WINZ (N/T) 5.0 6.3 WPOW (CHR) 4.5 5.4 WOBA (Span) 5.6 5.1

WCMO -FM (Span) 4.6 4.8 WHYI (CHR) 4.9 4.5 WJOY (AC) 3.5 4.4 WEDR (UC) 5.0 4.1

WNWS (Talk) 3.5 3.9 WLVE (AC) 2.4 3.7 WIOD (N'T) 3.1 3.6 WAXY (AC) 3.0 3.5 WHOT (CHR) 3.4 3.3 WTMI (Clas) 3.5 3.3 WADI (Span) 4.6 3.2 WKOS (Ctry) 4.2 2.8 WGTR (AOR) 2.2 2.6 WOBA -FM (Span) 1.9 2.3 WSHE (AOR) 2.7 2.2 WKAT (BBnd) 1.9 1.7 WMXJ (Gold) 2.5 1.7 WFTL (AC) 1.6 1.6 WCMO (Span) 1.4 1.2 WZTA (AOR) 1.6 1.2 WRHC (Span) 1.7 1.1

WSUA (Span) 1.3 1.1

WMBM (UC) .7 1.0

Rochester Market leader WCMF was no

lower than a 14 in any daypart; in

afternoons, it had nearly a 16. The AOR gave away a boat during the spring, and also ran a bank vault promotion in which one winner scooped up over $10,000. WCMF benefitted somewhat from WMJO's switch to Country WBEE; WPXY, now the sole CHR, added three

shares. As for WBEE, it did better than WMJO at its recent peak or WKLX's 6.0 high when it was

Country. WDKX rebounded strongly; it's a point- and -a -half ahead of its

spring '86 showing.

WCMF (AOR) WPXY-AM & FM

(CHR) 10.7 WVOR (AC) 11.4 WEZO (AC) 8.6 WHAM (AC) 8.4 WBEE-FM (Ctry) 5.5 WZSH (B/EZ) 9.1 WDKX (UC) 3.3 WKLX (Gold) 6.0 WNYR (Ctry) 6.2 W BBF (Gold) 1.8 WWWG (Rel) -

FOmierly WMJO (CHAI

Winter '87 Spmg '87

12.2 14.8

13.3 10.2

7.7 7.7 7.4 7.0 5.6 4.7 2.2 1.4 1.0

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RATINGS

Spring '87 Arbitron 12 + Seattle- Tacoma

In the last six months, contemporary music shares here have begun to look as fragmented as those in Los Angeles or San Francisco. The top contemporary here was in

fourth place, four shares below leader KIRO, which had the Mariners and a mid -16 share at

night. KOMO and KBRD both had their best showings since Winter '86. Six of the first seven contemporaries declined and while KXRX had the street buzz last time, this spring it was AOR Gold KZOK that was closest to KISW. CCR KCMS passed a two share for the first time since 1985.

KIRO (NT) KOMO (AC) KBRD (B/EZ)

KISW (AOR)

KUBE (CHR)

KMPS-AM & FM

(Ctry)

KZOK (Gold) KPLZ (CHR) KXRX (AOR) KSEA (B/EZ) KLSY-AM & FM

(AC)

KING-FM (Clas) KJR (AC)

KNBO (CHR) KIXI (BBnd) KMGI (AC) KRPM-FM (Ctry) KEZX-AM & FM

(AOR) KVI (Gold) KCMS (CCR) KLTX (AC) KING (N T)

KHIT (CHR) KJET (AOR) KKFX (UC)

water '87 Sprang '87

9.1 9.5 7.2 7.4 5.5 6.1 6.2 5.4 5.5 5.2

5.5 5.0 3.5 4.5 5.2 4.1

4.3 3.8 3.8 3.6

3.6 3.1

3.4 3.0 2.4 2.9 2.2 2.9 3.0 2.8 3.7 2.8 3.2 2.8

2.5 2.5 2.0 2.5 1.7 2.1 1.9 2.0 2.0 1.9 1.8 1.7

.3 1.4

.9 1.0

Den ver- Boulder

There's never been an FM with a CHR monopoly before here, and the results were readily apparent at KRXY, which posted the highest shares in the format since KPKE in

early '84. Some of Y 108's increase must have come in adults since its teens were down slightly - from a 40 share to a 39. KMJI returned to the sevens and added eight-tenths of a share to take mornings. Com- petitor KOAQ added more than a

share, even before toughening its music. KPKE's departure was also apparently a good news for AORs KBPI and KAZY. KBRQ finally cracked a 2 share again before heading for Oldies.

KOSI KBCO-AM & FM

(AOR)

KRXY (CHR)

KMJI (AC) KBPI (AOR)

KAZY (AOR) KYGO (Ctry) KOA (Talk) KOAO (AC) KHOW (AC) KEZW (BBnd) KVOD (Clas) KNUS (N'T) KSYY(AC) KBRQ-AM & FM

(Ctry) KHIH (Gold) KIMN (AC) KLZ (Ctry) KRZN (Gold) KTCL (AOR) KDEN (News) KADX (Jazz) KDKO (UC) KOKS (AC)

Winter '87 Spring '87

8.8 8.4

8.3 5.7 6.4 5.3 5.4 5.4 6.5 3.5 3.3 4.0 3.5 3.2 4.4

1.6 4.3 1.8 2.0 1.3

.7

1.1

.9 1.6

.4 Formedy KPKE ICHR)

7.7 7.6 7.0 6.1 5.6 5.6 5.4 4.8 3.8 3.5 3.4 3.1 2.7

2.2 2.1 2.1 1.9 1.7 1.3 1.2 1.1

1.1

1.0

St. Louis

KMOX zoomed to a 23 this time, six -tenths ahead of its spring 86 showing. In mornings and nights, it

had nearly a 30. Second place KSHE rebounded. Under Mike Stradford, KMJM had its best showing since 1984, even with a

morning man change at the end. KWK was moving again after re-

turning to CHR but KHTR still led

the format by nearly three shares. KSD-FM slipped in its transition book but reclaimed the AC FM lead

from KYKY. Gospel /R &B Gold KATZ beat its UC FM.

Winter 87 Spring '87

KMOX (AC) 17.7 23.0 KSHE (AOR) 10.5 11.5 KMJM (UC) 6.7 7.2 KEZK (B/EZ) 8.8 6.8 KHTR (CHR) 7.3 6.8 KSD (AC) 4.6 4.1 KWK (CHR) 2.9 4.0 WIL-FM (Ctry) 5.0 3.4 KYKY (AC) 5.4 3.3 KUSA (Ctry) 3.2 2.7 WMRY (AOR) 2.0 2.5 WRTH (BBnd) 2.5 2.2 WKKX (Ctry) 2.5 1.9 KATZ (Gold) 1.3 1.7 KLTH (AC) 2.4 1.7 KRJY(AC) 1.3 1.6 WESL (Rel) 1.4 1.6 KATZ-FM (UC) 1.8 1.4 KGLD (Gold) .9 1.1

KFUO (Rel) 1.7 1.0 WEW (BBnd) .9 1.0 WIL (Ctry) .5 1.0

Formerly KADI (AC)

Correction: In last week's Riverside -San Bernardino ratings KOLH AC 2.4 -3.1 was omitted. Also the Chicago summary should have read 'WJMK' tied AOR Gold WCKG.

Format Legend AA -Adult Alternative, AC -Adult Contemporary, AOR -Album Oriented Rock, BBnd -Big Band, B /EZ- Beautiful /Easy Listening, CC- Contemporary Christian, CHR -Contemporary Hit Radio, Clas- Classical, Ctry- Country, Gold- Oldies, Jazz -Jazz, Misc -Miscellaneous, News -News, N /T- News /Talk, Rel- Religious, Span- Spanish, Talk -Talk, UC -Urban Contem- porary.

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Minneapolis - St. Paul

As with last spring, WCCO was

off slightly, even with the Twins, but

it hardly mattered; at night, WCCO

picked up nearly ten shares for a

19. After that, most of the talk was

about KJJO, a hard AOR which did

well in the Birches and ARBs. In

18 -34 adults, KJJO had nearly a

ten; as you might expect, its num-

bers increased progressivley with

each DP. WLOL, which used a

prize catalog in the spring, hit dou-

ble digits for the first time since Spr-

ing '84, before KDWB came into its

own as a CHR. KTCZ came within a

tenth of its best -ever 12+ number.

Winter '87 Sprang '87

WCCO (AC) 17.6 16.3 WLOL (CHR) 8.2 10.0 KSTP-FM (AC) 9.5 8.5 KORS-AM & FM

(AOR) 9.6 8.0 KDWB-FM (CHR) 7.0 6.8 WAYL (BiEZ) 5.8 6.5 KJJO-FM (AOR) 2.7 5.9 KEEP (Ctry) 6.1 5.8 KTCZ (AOR) 3.2 4.4 WLTE (AC) 3.6 3.8 KSTP (Talk) 4.5 2.7 KDWB (Gold) 1.7 2.1 KMGK (AC) 3.3 2.1 WDGY (Ctry) 2.3 1.8 KLBB (BBnd) 1.3 1.4

Hartford- New Britain- Middletown

After WDRC -FM's sensational entry over the last six months, com- petitors seemed to take back little pieces of their territories this time, with most of the trafficking being in

a few tenths either wäy. WTIC -FM was the only station to gain more than a point, in Lyndon Abell's last book. WTIC (AM) led mornings with its now -customary 30 share; the FM added three shares to pass the AM at night. WKSS added most of what it lost last time and reached a

seven in PM drive, something it al-

ready did at night. WCCC kept the AOR lead but WHCN closed in

again.


WTIC (AC) 19.2 19.0 WTIC-FM (CHR) 13.0 14.1 WRCH (B.EZ) 9.0 9.3 WDRC-FM (Gold) 7.7 7.3 WKSS (CHR) 4.9 5.5 WCCC-AM & FM

(AOR) 5.2 5.0 WIOF (AC) 4.4 4.7 WHCN (AOR) 4.0 4.6 WPOP (N/T) 3.8 3.4 WRCO (BBnd) 4.3 3.2 WDRC (Gold) 2.2 2.0 WKND (UC) 1.1 1.7 WAQY (AOR) 1.6 1.3 WKCI (CHR) .7 1.1 WPLR (AOR) 1.5 1.1 WWYZ (AC) 1.5 1.1

Pittsburgh KDKA picked up a half share

12 +. In mornings, where it actually slipped slightly, and at nights with the Pirates, the station passed the 20 share mark. WBZZ, which one admiring PD described as "God to 18 -34 females," beat its previous house record of a 9.8 in Spring '85. B94 did, in fact, have nearly an

18 in that demo; in .18-34 males WDVE had more than a 21 share. WDVE was up 12+ even with Chuck Brinkman's AOR /Gold WMYG picking up steam. WDSY is

close to the combined share Coun- try showed before WEEP departed.

Winter '87 Smog '87

KDKA (AC) 14.1 14.6 WBZZ (CHR) 9.6 9.9 WSHH (13/EZ) 9.0 8.2 WDVE (AOR) 7.7 8.0 WAMO-FM (UC) 5.2 5.8 WDSY (Ctry) 4.2 4.4 WWSW (AC) 4.0 4.4 WLTJ (AC) 4.9 4.3 WMYG (Gold) 2.8 3.9 WJAS (BBnd) 2.9 3.8 WHTX (AC) 4.6 3.5 WTAE (AC) 4.0 3.1 WTKN (Talk) 2.8 2.9 WYDD (CHR) 2.9 2.2 KQV (News) 2.2 2.0 WMBS (AC) 1.5 1.4 WXXP (AOR) 1.2 1.2 WEEP (Gold) .7 1.1

Portland With KMJK gone from CHR to

Gold, KKRZ rebounded from an ab- normally low winter and led the market, posting its best numbers since winter '86 in the process. KMJK's change also helped Jim Ryan's KXYQ to its best showing ever. The two CHRs controlled nearly two thirds of the market's teens between them. KMJK, meanwhile, was nearly flat in its transition book; adults improved but teens were still its best showing in the major demos. KEX grew nicely throughout the day and led in mom - ings.


KKRZ (CHR) 5.2 9.0 KXL-FM (B/EZ) 8.5 7.6 KEX (AC) 6.1 6.7 KGON (AOR) 8.0 6.5 KKCW (AC) 5.0 6.5 KUPL-FM ( ) 5.7 6.5 KXL (NJ) 6.0 6.4 KINK (AOR) 7.8 6.1 KXYQ (CHR) 3.2 4.6 KYTE (BBnd) 3.7 4.3 KGW (AC) 5.1 4.1

KMJK (Gold) 4.3 4.1

KWJJ-FM (Ctry) 4.1 3.4 KKSN & KKLI

(AC) 3.8 3.1 KYTE-FM (Clas) 2.6 3.0 KSGO (Gold) 1.6 2.7 KWJJ (Ctry) 2.3 1.9 KPDO-FM (Rel) 2.3 1.4 KKEY (Rel) .4 1.2 KPDO (Talk) .5 1.0

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NETWORK FEATURE FILE

MUSIC FEATURES

L WEEKLY

I

American Dance Traxx (WOIM) Alexander O'NeaStacey O'Gl ne Estefan

American Top 40 (ABC) Dionne Warwick NylonsBob Seger

Lee Arnold On A Country Road (WOIM) Jamboree In The Hills

Dick Clark's Rock, Roll & Remember (USP) Rascals

Classic Cuts (MJI) Levan Hein

The Countdown (WOIM) Bebyface. Fat Boys

Countdown America With Dick Clark (US) Toto

Countdown USA (CUSA) ABC

Country Calendar Weekly Special (CW) Sweethearts Of The RodeofTanya Tucker/

Charley Pride /Dan Seals/Tommy West/ George Strad

Country Closeup (PM) Crystal Gayle /Raabe Milsapilarry

Gehl /Alebane

Country Report Countdown(WRN) Oak Ridge Boys

Country Today (MJI) Lee Greenwood

Cruisin' America With Cousin Brucie (CBS) Ben. E. King/Joe Cocke iRitchie Valens

Rick Dees' Weekly Top 40 (DIR) ABC

Dr. Demento (WOIM) 45 rpm "b" sides

Encore With Jim Lange (WOIM) 1949 Perry Conn

Fusion 40 (TP) Cabo Frio/Hiroshima Grover Washington

Jr. /Ea1 KighT Monk

Future Hits (WOIM) John Cougar Meleocamp U. Lisa 8 Cult Jam

Great Sounds (USP) Brenda Lee

Highlights (BP) B.B Wig

Hot Rocks (USP) Boy George

In Concert (WOIM) Georgie Satellites/Frozen Ghost

Jazz Show With David Sanborn Jens Segal

John Lander's Hit Music USA (USP) Bay Idol/ABC

Legends Of Rock (NBC) Cream/Jefferson Mplale

Let The Good Times Roll (GSNIABC) bode RonstadtFrahker Vai

(NBC)

August 7 - August 13

Line One Gouge Saeites

LNe From Gilley's Don Wlliams

Metalshop Do

Miller Sound Express Luther Vandross Pt. 2

Motor City Beat Rey Parker, Jr

Musical! Famous scrgvning teams

Musical Starstreams Phil Thornton

National Music Survey (WOIM) Koh 8 The Gang

Off The Record Special (WOIM) Torn Petty

On The Move (CBS) Levert

On The Radio (OR) Jets

Party America (ABC) Mark HamanT'Pau.JOnatt an Butler ABC John

Poner.Phlip Michael Thomas Jaclyn Smth

Plain Rap Countdown (PRN) AC. Al Jareau /Donne Warwick/Suzanne Vega

Nylons Fleetwood Mac CHR Bob Seger. Muni Sand Machine / Richard

MarxJelybeat /Satory Hagar

Urban. ABC,Pseudo Echo/Expose/Surface/ Debbie Gibson

Pop Concerts/ Star Trak Profiles (WOIM) Carly Sinon

Powercuts ( GSNIABC) John Cougar Melencanp/Fleetwocd Mac

Realin' In The Years (GSNABC) Beech Boys/Rolling Stones

Rock & Roll Never Forgets (WOIM) Doobe &ahersiSteaers Wheel/Jimmy

BuffetVBoz Scaggs

Rock Chronicles (WOIM) Los Lobos Richard Marx.BOb SegerLitae

America

Rock Of The World (MCA) Fabulous ThurderbrdsGratefui Dead/Charter

(WOIM)

(WOIM)

(MJI)

(WOIM)

(USP)

(WOIM)

(FF)

Deniels!X

Rock Over London (RI) Broken Enngash

Rock Today (MJI) Tom Petty

Rock Watch (USP) INXS

Rocklin. (GSNABC) Sharshp

Scott Shannon's Rockin' America Countdown (WOIM) Los Lobos/Debbe GbsonAMOney Houston

Sittin' In (WRN) Sawyer Brown

Solid Gold Saturday Night (US) Mavis Gaye

Special Edition Lilo Thomas

Spirit Of Summer Dionne Warwick OMD Gladys Krnght

Star Beat System

Street Beat DeBarge Force MD's Georgo

Sunday Country Johnny Lee

Super Gold al Hits of the Bos 8 605

Superstars Rock Concert (WOIM) I 1 m Annual Pnncè s Trust Concert

That's Love (SPN) Melissa Manchester : Richard SxmhonaMak

Hannon Johnny Tdbtson

Top 30 USA (CBS) Gloria Estefan

Weekly Country Music Countdown (USP) Hank Whams Jr

(WOIM)

(CBS)

(MJI)

(MCA)

(CI)

(TRAN)

MEETING ONE ON ONE - Sparrow artist Steve Camp (r) visited the Los Angeles -based "Pat Boone Radio Show" to discuss his top- charting Chris- tian LP "One On One."

August 10 - August 14

British Wax Museum (RI) Jethro Tu /RObn Trower Dire Strate KinksEnc

Clepton

Country Calendar (CW) Eddie RabttJohn Colee -Parke McEntee.

George Klein. Elvis Presley Tribute

Country Comments (WOIM) Wile Nelson Ntty Gntty Dort Bad/Tom Wopat/

Highway 101 Vince Gill/Ricky Van Shelton/ Bala 8 The Boys

Country Datebook (US) Doty Paco /John Contee /Porter Wagoner/VOW

Nelson/Johny CashReba McEntire

Off The Record (WOIM) Torn Petty/Patty Smyth/Crowded House

Psychedelic Psnack (WOIM) Psakute to 1969 /John Lennon/Three Dog

Nght/CCRiSanlata

Rock & Roll Never Forgets (WOIM) Stevie Nicks/Turtles/Moody Blues

Shootin' The Breeze (WOIM) N Janes rrH*ataNwwese Thomas

Solid Gold Country (US) Join Contes/1979/One word titles Elvis year-

by-yea

Solid Gold Scrapbook (US) Heart Of Gad. i 965.Davd Gates/Bread/She's a

lady

Star Trak (WOW) Huey Lewis. Danny Wilson /AI Jarreau

NETWORKS/ PROGRAM SUPPLIERS

ABC - ABC Rado (212) 887 -7777 AM - American Medie (404) 873 -3100 AP - Associated Press (202) 955-7200 ASR - Al Star Rado (213) 850-1169 ATOM - At The Game Network (516) 491 -8585 B BS - Bailey Broadcasting Services (213)

969-0011 BP - Bullet Productions 1818) 760 -3800 CBS - CBS Rado (212) 975-4321 CCA - Christian Countdown America (312(

820-1369 CI - Cart Inc. (509) 534.7090 CN - Copley Rado (619) 293-1818

CUSA - Countdown USA (415) 383-7302 CW - Clayton Webster (314) 725 -5070 DCA - DC Audo (202) 638.4222

DO - Dorsey 8 Doramely (214) 631 -7934 DM - DIR Broadcasting (212) 371-6850

NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES August 3 - August 9

American Focus Ary Sheedy

Auto Report (ME) Rotary engines Ma Romeo Mdana /4-Wheel

doves. Corvette'Model ASpeed lofts

(FY)

The Blimp (PM) Surfing craze Tanning parlors Pop culture

tocusATM robberies

Car Show Coast- To-Coast (SCGI) Chrysler LeBaron'Eno 8 Carolyn DffinpAst

Computer Program (PM) Computers 8 handcappeciRepars. Hybd

games/Computers in government

Earth News (WOIM) John Glen 8 Ma-yam D Abo Corey Hairn'My

Sheedy,Annete Faucelo. Frankie Avabn Dick Dale

Health Care (PIA) Saving Skis. Bum Patients

Like Only Yesterday (WO1M) Pope Pal VI dies/Arthur Bremer convicted of

shooting George Wallace /Controller's stoke

A Moment In Time (NBC) Ar controllers stoke: Anne Frank rfvovered.

Marilyn Monroe found dead, Hiroshima barbed /Gulf of Tonkin resolution passed

NBC Extra (NBC) Who are they: Lebanese terrorists

Public Affairs (PIA) Bureaucracy Blues Pt. 2

Reviewing Stand (PIA) 'Wettare Reform." John McKhght. Listeners

forums "Sphere," Michael Crichton

Sound Advice (PM) Power ratings HWmoniC distortion Hiss 8

hum High frequencies

Travel Holiday Magazine (CW) Memphis

Wireless Flash (CRN) Mayan d'AbaJeff WncotVDr Sonya Feed -

maVNght Ranger Adian Bolew'Beas

Working Out (JBI) Yoga/Upper-body aerobcaTrathabn tran-

irg Tanning danesa Hydorobics

SPORTS

Baseball Game Of The Week (CBS) Yankees at Detroit Tgers''A's at Monesota

Twins I8 /8)

Costas Coast To Coast (CW) Jim Bouton /Ch's Berman

Radio Baseball Cards (GCS) Johnny Ray /Doug DeCatces/Camey Lansford

Pee Wee Reese/K. Puckett/Dave Parker' Hank Aaron

Sporting News Report (CW) Ralph BrencaMdrea Kirby /Joe Torre /Dave

Philips/Bart ConnenWae Banks/Brooks Rohn son /Ba James

Sports Explosion (PIA) Roy Erglebrecht/Bob Miler Greg LucasiWoody

Stephens'Pete I nesgia

Sports Flashback (CW) '84 NL 8 ALCS''71 Senes/Stan Morsel's frst

and final hiV'87 Al-star gamerFrst grad-slam n Canada/Rocky Mercian° s last bout

FF - Frank Forest Productions (415) 383 -7827 FY - Focus On Youth Rado (609) 452-1150 GCS - Greene Creative Services (415) 530-2636 ISSN - Global Sateite Net (818) 906 -1888 IT -M Good's Jazz Tras (619) 233 -9228 JBI - Jameson Broadcast (202) 328 -3283 JPB - James Paul Brown Entertainment (800)

345-2354 MCA - MCA Radio (818) 777-5775 ME - Mealbcket EntertaYanent (818) 892 -7101 MJI - MJI &paoca(24n91 (212) 245 -5010 NBC - NBC (212) 684.4444 NP - Narwood Productions (212) 755 -3320 OHR - Off Hex RockerS (516) 628.1490

OR - On The Rado Network (213) 306.8009 PM - ProMeda (212)585.9400 PIA - Public Interest Affiliates (312) 943.8888

Lk COMEDY

All My Children Update (PRN) Phoebe- phebe-phohba- phmbe, I smell the

blood of an English GraMy/Troube with Tom. Brook 8 Harry /Justin crosses his broken heart /Louise crosses at the light

Amatellin U (DD) Learn to be a landscaper in 6 montaiSkgpy

Ferguson swalows footbail/Cheerleaders learn to spill/Division 12 football at AU /10 -man marching bard

Bobby Jo Ambergy's Bar 'N Grill (DD) Pam McSpern dental flosa -Ms. Tonight at Bobby

Jo siFtastdance at Bobby Jò s Rev Leroÿ s

weddings A weekend pass and the rashes it leaves

Comedy Hour (MJI) live guest Dennis Miler Uy Tormn Monty

Python/Rich Hal. Saturday Night Live

Comedy Show With Dick Cavett (CW) George Carlin/Jonathan WntersiBob 8 Ray /Don

AdarnsiGalapherWoody Men: Bay Crystal

Comedy Spot (CW) Tom Leber /Henry Youngman/Flop Wilson/Dew(

Brenner /Bar Cosby

Daily Feed (DCA) Democrats so far What a canhy' Starshp take

8 /Pee Wee at heanngs.POindexler forgot he

forgot

Fun Factory (PM) Olio's Greatest Hts'Game show fever Joe Fn-

day the 13th /Hack W Sack

Haney Wine (DD) Honey in a pnch- Common honey stock Din

wand the hney/Favor you honey Scratch 'n' sniff honey stoker

Jackie The Joke Man (OHR) Love compartment/Poison to poison Keeping

stationery /Hot dog wagon /BeeMlnder, raloohes, and heartburn

Laugh Machine (PM) Woody Alen/Rich Little /Sanford 8 Son Soupy

Sales/Erna Philips

Mel Blanc's Blankety Blancs(ASR) Interrupted/PD/Pick up turkey/Girls/Robin

National Comedy Wireless (DD) (taint sausage at Wo mgear Mal/WHAM-

Brothers Coffee /Fuzz Busters II/Rodney back from Mexico/Johnny's fourth manage

National Lampoon's True Facts (PRN) R8D /Darned bus -Speed demons Bad sports

Cruel hoax

Red Neckerson (SYN) Seen 6 Madonna

Radio Hotline (ASR) Jm -Bob is back/Wicked wtchHap' Radio

levitation/I1 do anything

Stevens & Grdnic's Comedy Drop-ins (ASR) Rytmaue pacemaker/In search of Bog Fat

Dorna/Mr á./01 of O1/Furry Beer

Stevens & Grdnlc's Daily Comedy Exclusive (ASR) Just say "I Don't Know" news/Just say "I Don't

Know campaign/Air guitar lessons Illegal camp fires/The young a the sick

DRAMA/ NOSTALGIA

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Campbell's Playhouse (PIA) The Bed Mai

Golden Age Of Radio (PRN) Calvetcade OI Amenca/Dete With

Desbny /Screen Director's Playhouse -Crane 8

Peter Chambers/Rocky Fatunte

Same Time... Same Station (RRC) VJ Day: Gabnel Heater/Morton Downey/Cab

Caloway /Ben Grauer

PRN - Premiere Rado Network (213) 467.2346 REAM - REMN Communications (212) 302 -9120 RI - Radio International (212) 302 -1670 RL - Rado Units (213) 454-0488 RRC - Real Rado Company (818) 795 -4900 SCGI - Starstream Cortnk>rtcaians (713)

781-0781 SI - Syndicate It (8181 841-9350 SMN - Satana Music Network (800) 527 -4892 SPN - Special Programmong Network (213)

478 -2166 SYN - Syndcom (415) 366.1781 TP - Telepograms (213) 854-4475 TRAN - Transtar (213) 460 -6383 US - limed Stations (212) 575.6100

WRN - Weedeck Rado Network (800) 548 -7474 WOIM - Westwood One /Mutual (213) 204 -5000

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PROGRAM SUPPLIERS

NATIONAL MUSIC FORMATS

Alternative Programming Inc. Ralph Riley 12141 521 -4484 ! 18001 231 -2818

Adult Alternative

IN PURSUIT 'Thin Une" WHITNEY HOUSTON "Didn't SMOKEY ROBINSON "One..." LAURA BRANIGAN "Shattered "

Country Alternative

DWIGHT YOAKAM "Little Ways JOHN CONLEE "Mama's CHARLEY PRIDE "If You Still "

JUICE NEWTON "First Time CRYSTAL GAYLE "Nobody

Bonneville Broadcasting Kevin McCarthy 1800) 631.1600

Easy Listening

CHET ATKINS "Sails" GRANT GEISSMAN "The Way..." BENSON & KLUGH "Romeo &..." BISOLA & YOUNG "Lucy In..."

Broadcast Programming Jett King/Jay Albright 18001 426 -9082

Adult Contemporary

HUEY LEWIS "Doing It All _" HERB ALPERT "Making Love "

WHITNEY HOUSTON "Didn't "

Modern Country

DWIGHT YOAKAM "Little Ways" FARGO & ROYAL "Members "

CRYSTAL GAYLE "Nobody.

Century 21 Greg Stephens 1214) 934 -2121

The Z Format

EUROPE "Carrie" GO WEST "Don't Look Down" CURE "Why Can't I Be You" COCK ROBIN "Just Around..." HERB ALPERT "Making Love...'

The AC Format

LOS LOBOS "La Bamba" JAMES INGRAM "Better Way"

Super- Country

TAMMY WYNETTE "Your Love" GATLIN BROS "Changin' Partners" MOE BANDY You Haven't "

Concept Productions Elvin khiyama 19161 782 -7754

CHR

GO WEST "Don't Look Down" HEART "Who Will You Run To" 38 SPECIAL -'Back To Paradise.' MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just "

Country

SKB "No Easy Horses" TAMMY WYNETTE "Your Love" EDDY RAVEN "Shine, Shine..." MOE BANDY "You Haven't..."

CONCEPT PRODUCTIONS

AC

IN PURSUIT "Thin Une" JAMES INGRAM "Better Way" PAUL SIMON "Diamonds On.. MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just..."

Drake -Chenault Phil Barry 18001 247 -3303

XT -40

EUROPE "Carrie" THE OTHER ONES "Holiday' NATALIE COLE "Jump Start" MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just "

Contempo 300

JAMES INGRAM "Better Way" DAN FOGELBERG "Lonely In..." HUEY LEWIS 'Doing It All..." MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just..."

Great American Country

TANYA TUCKER "Love Me Like" DESERT ROSE BAND "Love ROSANNE CASH "The Way We E. THOMAS CONLEY "Right.

Supersoul

DEELE "Can U Dance" LAKESIDE "Bullseye" LISA LISA "Lost In Emotion" MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just..." GIVENS FAMILY "I'm Still._" MADAME X "Just That Type Of

Media General Broadcast Services Bob Dumaa 19011 3204433

ACtion

AMAZULU "Montego Bay" JAMES INGRAM "Better Way" BREAKFAST CLUB "Kiss & Tell" RESTLESS HEART 'Why Does. MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just "

Your Country

CRYSTAL GAYLE "Nobody..." JUICE NEWTON "First Time..." TANYA TUCKER "Love Me..." E. THOMAS CONLEY "Right...'

Hit Rock

JELLYBEAN Who Found Who" DANNY WILSON "Mary's Prayer" WHITESNAKE "Here I Go Again" WHITNEY HOUSTON "Didn't..." MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just..."

Peters Productions, Inc. George Junak 18001 255Á5I I

Country Lovin'

JOE KENYON "Hymne" DWIGHT YOAKAM "Little Ways" FOSTER & LLOYD 'Crazy Over..." BAILLIE & THE BOYS "He's..."

The Ultimate AC

SUZANNE VEGA Luka" JONATHAN BUTLER "Lies" BREAKFAST CLUB "Kiss And Tell" WHITNEY HOUSTON "Didn't. "

The Programming Consultants Lindsay Schnyder 18001 843 -7807

Stereo Rock

EUROPE "Carrie' THE OTHER ONES "Holiday" NATALIE COLE Jump Start" MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just. "

AC

HUEY LEWIS Doing It All " WHITNEY HOUSTON 'Didn't "

MICHAEL JACKSON I Just

Country

JUICE NEWTON 'First Time "

ROSANNE CASH The Way We JOHN SCHNEIDER "When The JOHN CONLEE 'Mama's..."

Hot AC

KENNY G "Don't Make Me Wait..." MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just..."

Radio Arts John Benedict 18181 841 -0225

Country's Best

DESERT ROSE BAND "Love ' E. THOMAS CONLEY "Right_

Soft Contemporary

HUEY LEWIS "Doing It All..." WHITNEY HOUSTON "Didn't..." MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just "

Sound 10

LOS LOBOS "La Bamba" JAMES INGRAM 'Better Way" WHITNEY HOUSTON "Didn't.." MICHAEL JACKSON 'I Just "

American Rock

JELLYBEAN "Who Found Who" WHITESNAKE "Here I Go Again" BANANARAMA "I Heard A..." WHITNEY HOUSTON "Didn't..." MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just..." OUTFIELD Since You've Been..."

Satellite Music Network Pat Clarke 12141 991 -9200

The Starstation

WHITNEY HOUSTON "Didn't HUEY LEWIS "Doing It All..." MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just.

Country Coast -To-Coast

DWIGHT YOAKAM "Little Ways" ROSANNE CASH The Way We..." DESERT ROSE BAND "Love..." JUDY RODMAN "I'll Be Your..."

Rock "N" Hits

GREAT WHITE "Rock Me" DEPECHE MODE "Strangelove" MONDO ROCK "Boom Baby..." DANNY WILSON "Mary's Prayer" JON ASTLEY "Jane's Getting..." MICHAEL JACKSON "I Just ..."

Z-Rock

GUNS AND ROSES "Apetite..." FASTER PUSSYCAT "Faster..."

Tra nsta r Adult Contemporary Mike Tanner 12131 4606383

WARWICK & OSBORNE "Love. MICHAEL JACKSON 'I Just..."

STARS CALL OUT

Classic Call To "Premiere"

Another live, listener participation program debuts Labor Day weekend when Premiere Radio rolls out "Classic Call."

Targeted to C)assic and AOR stations, "Classic Call" will be hosted by KLSX /Los Angeles personality Billy Juggs. There's also a couple of twists. Although it will be live to stations with a satellite, the show will also be pressed on disc for later airing. Also, guest artists will call out to listeners who have sub- mitted their names and numbers to be called. Premiere exec Steve Lehman says the program will air Tuesdays at 7pm (PST) on the satellite.

Dolly Debuts PDs seeking children's program-

ming can listen to the pilot of "Dol- ly Dimple's Hit Parade" August 4

and 6 as it rolls off the satellite. For more info, call the Children's Audio Visual Company at (516) 781 -7826.

Rolling Stone Pt. 3 Westwood One presents the third

of four specials commemorating the 20th anniversary of Rolling Stone magazine. Hosted by WNEW -FM /New York air talent Scott Muni, the special focuses or the most influential LPs of the last two decades; (213) 204 -5000.

Sports Shorts At The Game Network an-

nounces it will have field reporters at virtually all of the upcoming NFL games this fall. Stations can sign with the net to have those cor- respondents call in with reports, actualities, and live interaction. Terms are barter. ATGN also provides other sports reporting services. Call Corey Taylor at (516) 491 -8585

The summerlong "Radio Base- ball Cards" program is presenting a moving 11 -part series chronicling the memories of legendary player Jackie Robinson. Featured guests include teammates Roy Campa- nella, Pee Wee Reese, Duke Sni- der, and Don Newcombe. The show is hosted by Don Drysdale and is also archived at the Baseball Hall Of Fame in Cooperstown: (415) 530-2636.

Billy Juggs

Elvis Remembered August 16 marks the tenth anni-

versary of Elvis Presley's death, and several program suppliers are commemorating the event with special programs. Clayton Webster (314) 725 -5070 airs a special version of its "Country Calendar Weekly Special" subtitled "Ten Years And Counting." United Stations (212) 575-6100 offers three hours of memories in "Elvis Presley: A Decade Of Memories." And Westwood One presents three hours of "Elvis Presley: Still The King."

Production, Music Format News

Congrats to Radio Arts' Rick Lemmo for rush -releasing Michael Jackson's single "I Just Can't Stop Loving You" to client stations, thus making it part of their regular rotations .just two days after its release - probably a record for a

taped format syndicator. Jim Long's FirstCom Broadcast

Services is offering "Today's Coun- try" jingle package originally produced for KPLX /Dallas. The twist here is that the package was produced in Hollywood, not Nashville; (214) 934-2222

Image Generators is now in business to provide stations with vocal promo drops, 11)s, liners, and promotion packages; ( 301) 890 -8833.

l' ' .

CAN'T HOST AT 55 - MJI Broadcasting's "Rock Today" presented its first celebrity co -host In Sammy Hagar recently. Pictured (l -r) are "Rock To-

day" co- producer Mark Snider, MJI Affiliate Relations Manager Ramona Rideout, "Rock Today" co -host Dennis Elsas, and Hagar. Closely examin- ing the palm of Sarrlrny's hand is MJI Director/ Programming Patti Galluzzi.

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"HE'S MI' GIRL" The First Single

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Distributed by CBS Records

DATEBOOK SEAN ROSS

FCC Fails To Pinch Fanny MONDAY, AUGUST 10

1974 /After one studio LP and one live package with Asylum, Bob Dylan announces his return to Columbia. 1986/Wayion Jennings is profiled on "lifestyles of the Rich and Famous" along with Rosemary Clooney and

Brooke Shields's trip to Kenya.

Born: Ronnie Spector 1947, Patti Austin 1950, Lorraine Pearson (5 Star) 1967. Michael Blvens (New

Edition) 1968, Bobby Hatfield (Righteous Bros.) 1940

TUESDAY, AUGUST 11

1972/On the day that Elvis and Priscilla Presley file for divorce. "Cheech & Chong Day is declared in San

Antonio. /976/Glad were more progressive now, pt I After a year. the FCC throws out a complaint against several DC

area stations for playing Fanny's "Butter Boy" and ABC for showing " Goldfinger" without changing Pussy

Galore's name

1983 Glad pt II: The London Telegraph reports that Moscow discos are being shut down for the summer or

turned into coffee houses. One local proposal, which even the press attacks. would demand Russian lyric sheets

on foreign releases: another proposes local content rules. 1984.The Neville Brothers and Jack Mack are the entertainment at a private party for Olympic athletes. Carl

Lewis and Mary Decker mix with Pat Benatar, Eddie Van Halen, Belinda Carlisle, and Jane Wiedlin. On the

same day. Run D.M.C. plays a less auspicious first L.A show that only runs 25 minutes.

1986 /Simple Minds' final European shows are taped for their just -released live LP

Born: Charlie Sexton 1968, John Contee 1946. Joe Jackson 1954, Jeff Hanna (Dirt Band) 1947, Eric

Carmen 1949

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12

1966 Before beginning the Beatles' final US tour in Chicago, John Lennon semi-apologizes for suggesting the

Beatles were bigger than Christ. 1970 /Janis Joplin's final concert at Harvard.

1984 The Eurythmics' manager complains about British RCA selling the rights to "Sweet Dreams" to ABC, which

uses the song in promos for the short-lived series "Paper Dolls." He also says that RCA didn't charge enough

1986 /Open call is held in New York for "The New Monkees." Those who've already auditioned include Jason Nesmith, Donovan Leitch Jr., and Bobby Darin's son Dodd. Born: Buck Owens 1929, Porter Wagoner 1930, Mark Knopfler (Dire Straits) 1949, August Darnell (Kid Creole) 1951, Jerry Speiser (Men At Work) 1953

David Crosby, Madonna. Joe Jackson, Feargal Sharkey

THURSDAY, AUGUST 13

1971 /Saxophonist King Curtis is stabbed to death outside his New York apartment at age 37.

1982 /Joe Tex, whose last recordings were for Polydor in 1980. dies of a heart attack at 47.

1985 /Feel so broke up. I wanna go home. Simon LeBon's sloop, the "Drum." capsizes off the Cornish coast

during a race. The Royal Navy rescues him after 20 minutes trapped in an air pocket underwater.

Born: Dan Fogelberg 1951, Feargal Sharkey 1958

FRIDAY, AUGUST 14

1968 The British Marine Offenses Bill becomes law and closes down all pirate stations except Radio Caroline.

1979, Steve Dahl guests on the "Tomorrow.' show; Tom Synder inadvertently calls Meat Loaf "Meat Balls

1985 Michael Jackson pays $40 million for ATV Music, which owns 251 Lennon /McCartney compositions Jackson. who outbids Richard Branson, BMI, Lawrence Welk, Yoko Ono, and McCartney. pays the deal with

"out -of- pocket money" according to one associate Born: David Crosby 1941, Larry Graham 1946. Eddie Wolfgramm (Jets) 1967. Connie Smith 1941. Dash Crofts 1940

SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 1958 buddy and Maria Elena Holly are married. 1965 The Beatles at Shea Stadium 1969 Woodstock opens. 1981 Stevie Wonder gives his gold LP for "Hotter Than July" to Tami Ragoway, whose boyfriend was killed in a

Big Boy hold -up on the way back from Wonder's L.A. concert. 1984 /Buddy Holly producer Norman Petty dies at age 57 1985 /Before it can set the Atlantic crossing record. Richard Branson's powerboat. the "Virgin Atlantic Challenger." capsizes 100 miles off the British coast He breaks the record next year before turning his attention

to balloons 1986/Rhino's Billy Vera & the Beaters compilation is released following the first use of "At This Moment- on

"Family Ties." Also. A-Ha's Morton Harket has emergency surgery for cysts in his throat; he sings again on

schedule six hours later at the band's North American tour opener in Vancouver. Born: Matt Johnson (The The) 1961

SUNDAY, AUGUST 16 1962/And those wine cooler commercials should rightfully be his, too: Ringo Starr replaces Pete Best.

1965 /Nowadays the scalpers alone would make more: the Beatles collect the box office for their Shea show, a

then -record $165.000. 1976 Cliff Richard begins a tour of Russia. 1977 Elvis Presley dies. 1985 Madonna and Sean Penn married Born: Madonna 1958. James Taylor (Kool & Gang) 1953. Sean Bonniwell (Music Machine) 1940 Edie Gorme 1932

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NO\T1C STARR The New Single

From The Hit Album

All In The Name Of Love

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David Lewis And Wayne Lewis

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EUROPE CONQUERS AMERICA - During Europe's tour stop in Washington, Q t 0 7 arranged for two lucky listeners to meet the group. The station also gave one listener an all -expense paid trip for two to Europe. Backstage with the group are Q t 0 7 personalities Chris Jagger (far left) and Mad Max (third from left) and the 0107 winners (front).

KOOL TOUR KICKOFF - WLGA/Valdosta, GA celebrated with Kool & the Gang on the opening night of the group's world tour at Valdosta State College. On hand were (back, l -r) FM96 midday personality "Daring" Doug Hudson. band member Charles Smith, FM96 afternoon jock Rick Allen, the band's Robert Bell, and FM96 MD/evening jock Phil "The Kid" Stephens: (front, l -r) the band's J.T., former FM96 PD/morning personality Steve Sutton and his son.

HUEY'S THE GOOD NEWS - WKSI/Greensboro had good news for its listeners when Huey Lewis 8 the News made a concert stop. Backstage before the show are (l -r) WKSI PD "Big Steve" Kelly, Lewis, MD Dave Denver, and Chrysalis's David Ross.

OUT OF THE FIRE, INTO SHREVE- PORT - Bryan Adams began his world tour in Shreveport with a stop at the KTUX studios to chat with PD John Steel during his show.

FUN WITH WANG CHUNG - KZZU Spokane staffers talked with Wang Chung after the artists' concert. Shown (l -r) are KZZU PD Randy Robbins and personality Ken Hopkins, the group's Jack Hues and Nick Feldman, and KZZU Operations Coordinator Bruce Deming.

NEVER LET ME DOWN the consensus smash from NEVER LET ME DOWN..

AND NOW... THE TOUR OF THIS SUMMER AND FALL. THE GLASS SPIDERTOUR. SELLING OUT IN MINUTES EVERYWHERE!

Produced by David Bowie and David Richards.

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CHR -A New Way Of Looking At Things Enhanced Data Emphasizes Quality Over Quantity

One look at this week's CHR, music pages will tell you we've been working overtime to make the industry's best music information even better. There are lots of expanded features offering new data configurations to help you better evaluate your music decisions.

But more importantly this new presentation allows for an easy study of a record's performance from a qualitative perspective. You get a more well- rounded overview of a record instead of putting the dominant emphasis on how many adds it got this week.

On the rest of this page, I've outlined the new features we're presenting:

New expanded parallel headings Pl -A (Parallel One-Alternative) reporters Chart summary New Artist chart Added New & Active /Significant Action info In the final analysis. you make

the decisions. We've provided you

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P1 -A\" Reporters Debut

As the CHR format continues to fragment, a growing number of leading -edge major market music stations are winning big ratings and writing their own rules in the process To spotlight their success. R &R has created a new category of reporters. P1 -A (Parallel One- Alter- native).

Our initial Pl -A reporters empha- size dance music or modern rock in

addition to mainstream CHR hits. They are WOHT /New York, KPWRI Los Angeles, KROOILos Angeles, KITSISan Francisco, WPOWIMi- ami, and WHOTIMiami. These Pl-A's are finding many of their hits in the clubs. through word of mouth. and in the import bins at record stores They break virgin ground by exposing new artists in a

variety of styles to the mainstream audience.

The Pl -A reporters playlists can be found in a specially boxed -off section of the regular CHR P1 play - lists Included will be a summary box designed to highlight the trends at these unique stations, as well as notable moves of records crossing over to mainstream CHR stations.

with comparative qualitative and quantitative data so you can make a wise choice. Our new range of information will give you even more facts and insights to work with.

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Were suppling even more comprehensive information to help you evaluate music in newly expanded headings at the top of each Parallel in the New & Active Parallel section. The two new features are Parallel Reach and Chart Position Summary.

Parallel Reach is simply a breakdown of the percentage of penetration by that record in each Parallel. For example. a record may be listed as being on 38% of the P1 stations. 47% of the P2s. and 56% of the P3s.

Chart Position Summary breaks the airplay into Parallel 1, 2, and 3 reporters. It displays the number of stations in each Parallel reporting that record as #1, 2.5. 6 -15. and 16 -40 as well as the number of Ons, Extra Adds. Chart Adds, and a total for each column

R &R's longtime Parallel information - the total number of stations, the total percentage of airplay among all reporters, the regional reach, and the chart position, Breaker andlor New & Active signifiers - continue to be showcased in the Parallel headings.

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Summary Sur Chart mary And New Artist Top 10

Supplying added qualitative insight to the CHR, a weekly chart summary will now be found in our music section. It will explain unusual circumstances on the chart, including the facts behind records debuting on the chart prior to becoming a Breaker, and chart logjams that may cause a number of hot records to take sideways or small upward moves.

Another exciting new feature in CHR is the New Artist chart. Each week. the Top 10 new artists who have never had a CHR Breaker will be listed in order of reported activity. This list will help highlight the progress of tomorrow's superstars.

CHART SUMMARY Before U2's "Joshua Tree" album, CHA paid this group no attention. But they've just scored their second consecutive #1 record. MADONNA and LOS

LOBOS lead the pack with an average reporter chart move of +6, particularly impressive for Madonna, which is already up to #2. GEORGE MICHAEL's controversial single shows Top 10 performance at most of the 72 °% reporting him, moving it up to #8. JONATHAN BUTLER, with 58% of our sample, debuts at #39 with significant moves on charts in all Parallels before becoming a Breaker. He also tops New & Active and Most Active. Last week's spectacular add action for WHITNEY HOUSTON turned to chart conversions this week, giving her a strong #28 debut. But this week the spotlight was on MICHAEL JACKSON, with 213 adds, many of them with a chart number, to give him an impressive debut at #35.

NEW ARTISTS

1 JONATHAN BUTLER /Lies (Jive /RCA) 132 2 GRATEFUL DEAD/Touch Ot Grey (Arista) 129 3 LL COOL J/I Need Love (Der Jam /Columbia) 92 4 FAT BOYS/Wipe Out (Tin Pan Apple /PG) 89 5 CURE/Why Can't I Be You? (Electra) 89 6 ALEXANDER O'NEAL/Fake (Tabu /CBS) 62 7 CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT'Misfit (Mercury/PG) ...... 42 8 WILL TO POWER/Dreamin' (Epic) 34 9 SILENCERS /Painted Moon (RCA) 29

10 JON ASTLEY /Jane's Getting Serious (Atlantic) 18

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MOTION Ian Roberts leaves the Production

Manager slot at KC101'New Haven Bill Catcher is not programming

WJMX Florence as reported previously: Martin Green remains the PD at 106X Overnighter Dirk "Dog Man" Thompson moves from WHYT ( "Power 96" );Detroit to nights at WANS:'Greenville.

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New & Active And Significant Action Directly below the TitTe'Artist, Label information in our New & Active and Significant Action sections is a revised

summary of the song's airplay. The first number is the total amount of airplay, followed by the record's moves up, same. down, debuts. and adds for the week.

Next comes a sample of the key call letters adding the song this week, followed by representative chart moves from stations playing it And in selective cases where the quality of the airplay is of an exceptional level despite slow growth quantitatively, there will be a brief comment designed to call attention to the important facts that the numbers alone don't readily convey.

Eric Cramer, last at WGCL Cleve- land, joins WKDD Akron for middays replacing the exiting Bobby Thomas

WIKZ/Chambersburg evening personality Dave Kirkpatrick leaves the station as midday jock Mark Cannon moves into the slot: and Bo Davis re- -urns to radio and WIKZ for middays.

At WKZL/Winston- Salem, Steve Fin- negan moves from parttime,middays to the fulltime midday slot ... PM driver Norm Tanner is promoted to Asst. PD MD at WJAD,Bainbridge.

COMING NEXT WEEK:

Profile of KIIS -FM & Power 106

plus aircheck.

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CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

THE STUDIO NEVER LOOKED BETTER - 0105 /Tampa 0-Zoo and Zoo Tube recently welcomed ex -Knots Landing star /Atlantic recording artist Lisa Hartman. Enjoying the company are (1 -r) 0105's Cleveland Wheeler, Jack Harris and Bill Connoley.

VICE DOUBLES - KIIS -FM /Los Angeles air personalities Brother BNI McKinney (left) and Hollywood Hamilton made

themselves "universally" famous doubling as Tubbs and Crockett at Universal Studios' Miami Vice Action Spectacular.

The station Invited 5000 listeners to join the dynamic duo on a complimentary. action- packed tour.

CAREFREE SPIRIT - Z104 /Virginia Beach got wrapped up in Carefree Gum's School Spirit Contest, wherein local schools collected gum wrappers for a free Expose concert and $1000. The winning school turned in 200,000 wrappers. With 2104 midday personality Zak Szabo are (1 -r) Ex- pose's Ann Curless, Jeanette Jurado, and Gioia Bruno.

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(WXKS) /Boston were recognized by the Genesis Fund for their contribu-

tion during KISS -108's eighth anniversary festivities, dubbed "The Eighth

Wonder." The eight -day celebration raised over $60,000. Backstage at a

press conference are (l -r) KISS 108 President Rich Balsbaugh and GM John Madison.

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AOR July 31, 1987

STEVE FEINSTEIN

The Format According To Record Reps

What do record reps really think of AOR? To find out, I asked them three questions (see box). Their answers range from predictable laments to strikingly thoughtful observations.

J.B. Brenner A &M

1) "Lack of commitment, excitement, and a genuine medium rotation. If medium is sometimes one or two plays a day, then God knows what light is. It's hard to sell records off that kind of medium rotation."

J.B. Brenner 2) "Programmers developing

great air talent, and the format breaking new talent when inspired."

3) "Get stations more in tune with their markets. National overview is one thing, but people in Oshkosh don't listen to Tucson radio. Also develop personalities, rather than announcers."

Sean Coakley Arista

1) "In the past, AOR used oldies as flavoring. Now current music is flavoring, and oldies tend to be the preponderance of what you hear."

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Michael Prince Atco

1) "Light rotations. One or two plays a week isn't a strong enough rotation to get a reaction to a baby band on a retail or request base."

2) "It's one of the few formats that breaks acts instead of breaking songs "

3) "I'd like to see it played less safe. It needs even more zaniness, creativity, and street visibility."

Danny Buch Atlantic

1) "Lack of rotation on breaking acts and new product, which keeps the format from being truly able to break a record by itself. You can take certain acts top five, and it means little unless CHR comes to the party "

Ray Tusken

Ray Tusken Capitol

1) By underemphasizing cur- rents and hard rock, AOR's cutting itself off from the active audience - its very base. When you turn off the loyal, active fan, you wind up with fickle dial- spinners."

2) "Occasionally, it's still capa- ble of developing and sustaining rock artists' careers. For artists like Great White, Maritlion, and Jon Butcher, AOR is still home."

3) "Play distinctively AOR records with pride; jump on potential multi- format hits without waiting for CHR; and present new artists with some razzmatazz and passion, so people realize you're standing up for the music."

Sean Coakley 2) "By and large AOR is still

willing to deal with new artists, although getting real rotations is tough when you're fighting against the 'Doors Greatest Hits."'

3) "I'd limit old records to 30% maximum, and make AOR radio current and exciting again. We see it work at CHR and Urban radio."

Danny Buch 2) "It's one of the only formats to

consistently add unknown artists. Some programmers actually listen to new product and get excited about it."

3) "Give AOR more confidence in itself; have it really power records and show more longterm car- ing about tomorrow's classics, instead of the short -term mentality of pounding the classics of yesterday"

Kevin Sutter

Kevin Sutter Chrysalis

1) "The new air of conservatism regarding the mix of new and old."

2) "It's artist -oriented: a new release meets with anticipation, un- like other formats that go more song -by- song."

3) "Add much more spontaneity into daily programming - get rid of the predictable Two -Fer Tuesdays, Thirsty Thursdays, and rock blocks. How many 35 -year- olds do you talk to on the phone who say, 'Hold on ... there's a rock block going on ?' "

Q&A Each rep was asked: 1) What's the biggest problem with

AOR radio these days? 2) What's the format's greatest

strength? 3) How would you make AOR better?

Paul Rappaport Columbia

1) "Too many programmers are playing it safe, not just with music but even in promotions and visibility. This leads to boring radio and stagnation, rather than growth - which is surely everybody's goal."

2) "As tight as it is, there are still enough open playlists to get something new started. If CHR was all we had, half the new rock artists would be shut out. Thank God for album radio - CHR wouldn't have paid attention if acts like Peter Gabriel, Hooters, Suzanne Vega, ZZ Top, Outfield, Van Halen, Bon Jovi, and Bruce Hornsby hadn't been nurtured on AOR. I remem-

Paul Rappaport

ber when CHR couldn't relate to a guy named Bruce Springsteen."

3) "Encourage programmers to be creative and more aggressive, bring back dayparting, and go after the whole market - be everybody's radio station. You can have the older demos during the day and the teens at night."

John Hey EMI /Manhattan

1) "Too many oldies. If it doesn't show any new direction, it'll lose its most active listeners and wind up with all passives."

2) "They play the best rock 'n' roll, and rock gives young people an avenue to express their feelings and dreams."

3) "Have jocks concentrate more on the flow of their shows, not just a stack of records. The records are all the same (from station-to- station) ; it's how they're put together that makes them different."

"The morning show is the only 'show' daypart; it should be the afternoon and evening shows, too."

Harvey Leeds

Harvey Leeds Epic

1) "Too many inexperienced, boring programmers at the controls."

2) "Harvey Leeds is back promoting the format."

3) "Bring back personality, new music, and excitement, instead of letting CHR steal the thunder."

Marko Babineau Geffen

1) "Too much consulted radio makes for too much consensus on records. Programmers should use their own minds and play what their gut tells them, instead of what comes over the phone or from a

2) "It still exposes artists beyond the obvious hit track. Often the single isn't the artist's profile, but just the commercial copout."

3) "I'd get less caught up in personality radio and more into the music, like the formatted specials (KFOG /San Francisco OM) Dave Logan comes up with: Electric Lunch, Soul Patrol, Adventure Hour. They really add intrigue and excitement."

Barry Lyons

Barry Lyons IRS

1) "Too many people have for- gotten the 'A' in AOR stands for album, not song. They play one song from a new band everybody seems


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high on; but with a second song, they develop amnesia."

2) "It's a little more open -minded and less rigid than some other formats. It allows bright young people to question the rules and still be successful. Some program -

+r mers don't feel they have to follow anybody else's rules, like the people at KBCO /Denver and 91X /San Diego."

3) "I'd pass a law that you're not allowed to play any band with a member over 42, or with more than 40% gray hair."

Bill Bennett MCA

1) "It doesn't sell enough records to get the respect it deserves. From a record company perspective, the respect it gets now is primarily from laying a base for CHR."

Bill Bennett

2) "AOR, like Country, is a format that nurtures its artists and allows them to mature. I didn't see Springsteen or Journey breaking at CHR their first three albums. Also, you can still hear artists like Stevie Ray Vaughan, Robert Cray, and Omar & The Howlers that you won't hear elsewhere."

3) "More selling of new artists. Talk about them, get excited."

breaking music. I want to start a movement called'D.A.R.E.' - De- mand Album Radio Excitement."

Drew Murray

Drew Murray PolyGram

1) "There's no such thing as AOR - you've got seven different formats under one umbrella. It's hard to find a casP where you can get 100% of the reporters on a record. Trying to explain this to label and artist management is tough.,,

2) "Despite all the usual complaints, AOR can still sell albums and break new artists. Robert Cray sold 900,000, a half million of them before 'Smoking Gun' was delivered to CHR."

3) "By starting a jock school. The talent pool is very thin. A lot of the late-'70s liner -card disk jockeys have become program directors, and they don't know how to train people. Music knowledge is key. We need more people who can do interviews as well as (KTXQ/ Dallas Asst. PD) Redbeard."

Jim McKeon RCA

1) "Rock radio overall could use a healthy dose of excitement in how it conducts its business with the record community, air presentation, formatics, and playing and

Jim McKeon

2) "It's probably generating bigger profits than ever with its more- adult approach."

3) "I'd make programmers over the age of 25 still like to be turned on to new, exciting music."

Jeff Naumann Virgin

1) "Old music is overshadowing the new music. It's gotten to the point where you ask a PD to de- scribe his station's sound and he says, 'Doors, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix' - bands that have been around for 20 years, and one or more members have died."

2) "At least it's rock 'n' roll and not disco."

3) "When they do play new artists, offer a backsell and some artist information."

JAMMIN' YOU - These rock 'n' rollers at the Texas Jam be (lr) KGB/San Diego MD Pam Edwards, Geffen's John David Kalodner and Marko Babineau, WMMR/Philly MD Erin Reilly, and Whitesnake's David Coverdale.

R &R Albums ® R &R Tracks

R &R New Artist Albums #1

SEGUES "Modern Music, Inc.," the

block program run by former KCGL/Salt Lake City staffers, expands to 6pm -2am seven nights a week on the market's KRPN.

KSJO /San Jose pacts with consultants Burkhart/Abrams in place of Jon Sinton. B/A will no longer be associated with KFOG /San Francisco . .

WHTQ /Orlando parts company with George Harris.

Asst. PD Brian Illes gets PD stripes at WKFM /Syracuse . . .

WRQK /Canton MD Greg Mor- rison is upped to PD as Mark Benson exits.

Steve Sutton leaves the Hard Report for a radio job to be announced shortly.

Phil Maicke, ex -WXLP /Quad Cities, IA, takes mornings /MD duties at neighboring KFMH

... WLNZ/Lansing MD Cathy Downe is out . KNCN /Cor- pus Christi MD Elise Vander Brought exits ... KEZE /Spo- kane names Curt Cartier in-

terim MD.

WIOQ /Philadelphia mornings go to Kelly Randall, PD at KKUA/Honolulu and former AM driver at Philly's WZGO (now WTRK) ... Kerry O'Neil from WKPK /Gaylord goes to WKQZ/Saginaw mornings.

New weekenders: KBCO /- Denver's Sherry Dwayne . . .

KXRX /Seattle's Mike Colvin.

New Promotion Directors: WHCN /Hartford's Elizabeth Keifer ... WMGM /Atlantic Ci-

ty's Norm Karlock ... KOME/ San Jose advances Production Director Dave Kohlman to Pro- motion Director.

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AIR PERSONALITIES I

DAN O'DAY

Producing Great Radio Comedy ACN's "The Real" Bob James: Tilting At Windmills

"The Real" Bob James has been VP /Creative Direc- tor of American Comedy Network since its inception in 1983. He became a DJ at 14, but entered show business when he was half that age - as a ventriloquist. When he was nine years old, he appeared on Ted Mack's "Original Amateur Hour" ... and won. "The second time I appeared on the show," he says, "I lost to a kid who tap danced on his head."

Beginning his radio career at WNIO /Niles, OH, James's travels took him to WBBW and WKBN, both in Youngstown, OH, WLGN/ Logan, WATH /Athens, WHLO /Ak- ron, WWDC /Washington, WRFD/ Columbus, WGAR /Cleveland, and WKIS /Orlando.

After graduating with degrees in both Government and Mass Com- munications Theory, he spent a year as "a propoganda man" for the Voice Of America: "The guy who told the listeners overseas that the streets of America are paved with gold? That was me."

R&R: What attracted you to radio?

BJ : When I was a little boy, I would listen to Cousin Brucie, Johnny Holiday, Martin & Howard, and Jim Runyon. People loved these guys. They were funny, and I wanted to do what they did. I loved listening to Jerry G. Bishop on WKYC/Cleveland ; in fact, when I first went on the air I simply stole his act. But the longer you're on the air, the more you let go of the security blanket of the other jocks who influence you and grow into your own style.

R&R: But then you left radio for awhile. Why?

BJ: In 1978 I did a TV show called "The Cleveland Comedy Corn - pany." It did very well and won seven Emmy awards. I thought, "I've really got something here." So I put everything on the line, quit WGAR and took my tapes and clip- pings to Los Angeles to become a big star.

I got a couple of jobs in Holly- wood, including producing some show bizoriented comedy for a brand new TV show called "Enter- tainment Tonight." But I was a small fish in a very large pond.

I got obsessed with the idea of success in L.A. I made the mistake of making my career the well to which I went to get everything I need in life - and that is a very shallow well. Finally I went back to Cleveland, put out the word that I was looking for work, and got an offer from WKIS in Orlando. That's

"Humor has to be a

circle in which everyone is included. Otherwise, they won't get the jokes."

where I met a fellow named Andy Goodman, and we've been working together ever since.

Target The Humor Circle R&R: How do you devel-

op comic ideas? BJ: First we go to the popular

culture and find out what's on everyone's mind. Our humor has to be a circle in which everyone is included. If they're not in the circle, they're not going to get the jokes. So we use what's in the newspapers and on television, and certainly what's in the tabloids.

A comedy writer has to have a sort of jaundiced view of the world, a cockeyed way of looking at things. And you have to be like Don Quixote: not afraid to tilt at windmills. In writing sessions I always tell the guys, "Say and think and believe anything you want. Don't limit yourselves by thinking, `Oops, I'd better not say that because somebody will be upset,' because believe me, no matter what you write somebody will be upset."

R&R: How many writers are involved in such a session?

BJ: Three or four: Andy, Dale Reeves, Nancy Parker, and I.

R&R: Any standard creative questions that you ask?

BJ: I like to start a bit with a particular point of view, so I always ask, "What are we trying to say ?" I don't have any rules regarding length, but I believe we broadcasters often are guilty of not making people listen to the spoken word on radio. This is because jocks are notorious for opening the

Bob James

mike and babbling inanely about nothing of consequence. That would make anybody turn off the radio.

So I try to keep that in mind when we write bits. When we first started at ACN, some of the bits were longer than they had to be. Now we're very efficient in ex- pressing a single thought - or, at most, two thoughts - in any one piece. You can express a single funny thought in 30 or 40 seconds, and I think our fake commercials do that now. They make you laugh, and they get out.

R&R: ACN's production values are quite high. Is there a danger of being so swept up in how good it is technically that you lose some of your comedy focus?

BJ : I don't think so. I try to make sure that any production techniques we employ enhance the piece and make the jokes better. What we always strive for is making sure you understand what we're trying to say. Otherwise, it would be like seeing a movie with great special effects but no script.

"Don't limit yourself by thinking, `Oops, somebody might get upset,' because no matter what you write somebody will be upset."

Brainstorming Comedy R&R: How much do you

depend on inspiration, and how much on discipline?

Flexing Your Comedy Muscles

Track the popular culture Maintain a cockeyed viewpoint Protect the theater of the mind Learn to edit your own material

BJ: Most of it is discipline. We write every day of the week for three hours. We ask, "Okay, what's funny ?" If we can't find anything in the newspaper, we look at our- selves, at the human condition, at what happened to us over the weekend. One of us will say, "You know what pisses me off? Car washes that screw up my front license plate! Now, how can we do a bit on that ... ?"

R&R: And if the ideas still don't come?

BJ: We employ a technique called "Comedy Brainstorming." If we've been sitting there for an hour and 15 minutes and the page still is blank, we take a piece of paper and split it down the middle.

For instance, we wrote a bit called "Slam Dunkin' Donuts." On one side of the page we wrote all the things we associate with donuts: jelly donuts, rolls, coffee, cream, etc. On the other side we listed all the things we associate with basketball.

"Jocks are notorious for opening the mike and babbling inanely about nothing of consequence. That would make anybody turn off the radio."

Then we noticed "Kareem Abdul Jabber" under "basketball" and "cream" on the "donut" side - Ah! There's a match. And we looked at "rolls" and saw "Magic Johnson" and thought, "Finger rolls!" Another match! We've shoved together two diverse things, and sure enough we're making a bit. And this all came from someone coming up with the phrase, "Slam Dunkin' Donuts."

Next we asked, "How can we dramatize this to make it funny ?" This bit opened with a play -by -by announcer and faded into a basketball player talking about what he does after a game.

Discover The Rhythm R&R: What's the wrong

way for a jock to use your comedy?

Calling All Comics

American Comedy Network and All Star Radio are just two of the producers of disc jockey comedy. If you've discovered another good source and want to share it

with me, please feel free to do so.

BJ: Our material arrives in such a way that a lazy air personality can literally take the bit, slap it on the tape machine, and play it directly on the air. Don't do that! Listen to the piece; think about what it's trying to say.

And don't do any of the interac- tive pieces live! With the interac- tives, there's a little hole there for the disc jockey to fit his stuff in. There's a certain rhythm to the bit that he has to discover in the production room. He should sit down and listen to it, practice it. If he's doing it live on the air and makes a mistake, the whole rhythm is thrown off and that little theater of the mind we're trying to create for the listeners is destroyed.

Also, some our fake commercials require set -ups. It can be just a line or two, but sometimes you have to prepare the listeners for what they're about to hear.

R&R: What common mis- takes do you hear in other jocks' produced bits?

BJ: Often they don't pay enough attention to what direction the spot wants to take; there is no clear point of view. And many of them do the same joke over and over. It's vital to be able to edit your own material.

R&R: Do you miss doing a daily radio show?

BJ: I sure don't. It's very difficult to do, and I think it's a young person's job. I admire the guys out there in the trenches, doing daily radio. They just don't get thanked enough for what they do.

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Two -Minute History Of Radio This month marks the 60th anniversary of the begin-

ning of regular broadcasts by the first disc jockey, Christo- pher Stone, in 1927. If his name isn't exactly a household word, it's partly because we broadcasting professionals spend our time doing radio rather than studying it. To cor- rect this situation quickly, here is the entire history of radio in two minutes.

In 1866 Mahlon Loomis made the first radio transmissions between flying kites in Virginia. He got a related patent in 1872, but his enter- prise died for lack of financial backing. In 1895 Guglielmo Mar- coni independently invented radio in Italy. He could not convince his government of its importance so he sailed to England, where he got patents and made his first sales in 1896. The first permanent radio in- stallation was Needles Hotel Wire- less Station, Isle of Wight, in No- vember 1897.

The first commercial application of radio was by Wireless Telegraph & Signal Co. for Lloyd's of London, reporting ten incoming ships in August, 1898. A transatlantic signal was sent by Marconi in 1901. Voice radio was invented by Valdemar Poulsen in Denmark in 1904.

The first radio program was broadcast by Reginald A. Fessen-

den on December 24, 1906, at Brant Rock, MA. He played "0, Holy Night" on his violin, sang, read some Bible verses, played a gramophone recording, and signed off with a Christmas greeting.

Regular experimental broadcasts were begun in February, 1907

by Lee De Forest's Radio Tele- phone Co. in New York City, which at first played only Columbia gramophone records. De Forest's station also aired the first live remote broadcast in January, 1910:

Enrico Caruso live from the Metro- politan Opera House.

As for radio as we think of it today, several stations claim to have been first, with the claims resting on varying definitions of "regular- ly scheduled broadcasting."

One widely accepted contender is the Herrod School of Radio station at San Jose, CA, which began daily broadcasts in 1910. It became SJN in 1912, KQW in 1921, and final-

ly KCBS /San Francisco in 1949.

Another is Lee De Forest's 2XG/ Bronx, NY, which in 1919 hired the first announcers, Bill Gowan and Bill Garity, and the first PD, Rich- ard Klein. A claim also exists for 8MK, later W%%'J /Detroit in 1920,

which De Forest himself described as the world's first commercial radio station, and which provided the first news broadcasts in 1920.

The first non -experimental commercial radio station was KDKA/ Pittsburgh in 1920, which was the first station created as a commercial business, one goal being to broadcast informative programming on a regular basis in order to generate public demand for home radio receivers.

And the first person called a disc jockey, who introduced records and made off-the-cuff remarks, was good of Christopher Stone, who first broadcast from BBC Stu- dio 3 at Savoy Hill, London on July 7, 1927. After Stone died in 1965, the Times of London reported he had "endeared himself to the public by the whimsical, human touches with which he extricated himself when he occasionally put on a wrong record or forgot to start the turntable."

Death Of A Star MONDAY, AUGUST 10 - Hollywood's first animal movie star, the German Shepherd Rin Tin Tin, died in 1932. Warner Bros.' top star had appeared in more than 40 movies and was once voted Americas top box office

personality, beating comedian Charlie Chaplin. The roller coaster endurance record of 503 hours was set in 1983. This is Elvis Tribute Week at Graceland in Memphis,

ending Sunday on the 10th anniversary of his death. Birthdays: Singer Ronnie Spector and musician Ian Anderson 40. Righteous Brother Bobby Hatfield 47

Singer sausage maker Jimmy Dean 59.

Meteor Shower Begins TUESDAY, AUGUST 11 - What is usually the second -best meteor shower of the year begins tonight, with a

potential of up to 100 shooting stars - and maybe a fireball or two - during the peak hours through Thursday night.

Look in the north and northeast skies. The world record for most miles on a skateboard was set in 1985 by David Frank, who went 270 miles in just under 37

hours. Dog Days of Summer end. Birthdays: Actress Arlene Dahl 59. TV personality Mike Douglas 62. Pulitzer Prize -winning author Alex Haley 66.

Shuttle Turns Ten WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12 - Tenth anniversary of the first flight of a space shuttle, which consisted of an

unpowered glide down to Edwards AFB after being dropped from its Boeing -747 mother ship (1977). The world's worst single airplane crash happened in 1985 when a Japan Air Lines Boeing -747 lost its tail controls and

flew into a mountain northwest of Tokyo. 520 died and 4 survived.

Birthdays: Actor George Hamilton 48. Racer Parnelli Jones 54 Singer: broadcaster Buck Owens 58.

Fastest Cutthroat Shaver THURSDAY, AUGUST 13 - Using a straightedge razor, also known as a cutthroat razor, British barber Gerry

Harley established the world record for "speed shaving" in 1984. In one hour, Harley shaved 235 men, with only one

tiny slip resulting in a cut. That works out to a complete shave every 15 seconds.

President Reagan's new economic program became law in 1981, beginning a phase -in of 25% income tax cuts.

Disney's " Bambi" premiered 45 years ago (1942) International Left -Handers Day.

Birthdays: Musician Dan Fogelberg 37 Hawaiian singer Don Ho 57. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro 61.

"That'll Be The Day" Hits 30 FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 - 30th anniversary of the beginning of Buddy Holly's brief, legendary string of hits. "That'll

Be The Day (That I Die)." co- written by Crickets drummer Jerry Allison, moved onto the national chart in 1957. a month

before Holly turned 21.

In 1984 New York became the first state to pass anti -acid rain laws regulating emissions by smokestack industries

World War II ended with Japan's surrender in 1945, "V -J Day."

Birthdays: Basketball star Erving "Magic" Johnson 28. Actress Susan St. James 41 . Musician David Crosby 46.

July 31,1987 Rr}R 55

°MIL I ADULT CONTEMPORARY ,.

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Contract Time: Talk To My Agent

Trapper Jack Elliott gained national attention recently when he left WWSW /Pittsburgh for morning drive at WLTF /Cleveland. WWSW maintained Elliott was still under contract, and took legal action to prevent his leaving. But an arbitrator ruled Elliott was free to take the Cleve- land offer. While the legalities of the case won't be discuss- ed here, one fascinating aspect will be: the emergence of agent /lawyers representing air talent.

By now, even the most casual fan is aware of agents' growing influence in the sports world. All superstars are represented by these power brokers, who become more visible during difficult contract negotiations. One example is this year's spring training holdout by Red Sox pitching ace Roger Clem- ens; he eventually signed just as the season was set to start. Many fans, however, strongly suggest the holdout was actually spearheaded by his agents.

In the radio industry, increasing numbers of air talent are being represented by the same types of agent /lawyers. With contract hassles fresh in his mind, Trapper Jack Elliott offered advice to would -be contract signers.

Know What You're Signing "Both parties need to know ex-

actly what's in the contract," he began. "In my case, I was two years into the contract before I fully understood it. Lawyer Saul Foos looked at it and said, 'Here's what it means.' It wasn't exactly what I thought it was, but that was my own stupidity. I was real green because it was my first one."

Elliott had signed a series of five one -year deals with WWSW. His arrangement with WLTF is three years.

"The contract wasn't exactly what I thought, but that was my own stupidity."

-Trapper Jack Elliott

Among the things Elliott learned about were fine print and details. "It's not a matter of how much money you're making or how much vacation time you get that's really important. Air talent needs to understand legally exactly what the contract says. After I signed the Pittsburgh contract, I knew I'd never do something like that again without legal representation."

Contracts are not announcers' way of life in every market. Elliott said most of the WLTF airstaff have contracts, but he was the lone WWSW airstaffer with one. "For

ALL QUIET ON THE NORTHERN FRONT - KFQD/Anchorage listeners got a shock when Quiet Riot paid a surprise visit on "Public Opinion Hotline." Shown standing are (l -r) promoter Kenny Ryback and Quiet Riot's Chuck Wright. Tak- ing it sitting down are (I -r) Quiet Riot's manager Warren Entner, band member Frankie Banalli, and KFOD's Hotline Host Herb Shaindlin.

Elliott met Saul Foos when the Chicago-based lawyer /agent visited Pittsburgh to sign local talent. Foos represents approximately 250 broadcasters. His first three radio

Before Signing The Dotted Line

Know exactly what you're signing. Be wary of bare non -compete clauses. Have shift times and specific duties spelled out. Investigate deferred payment plans.

the most part, it offers you a level of security. But if someone wants to fire you, he'll find a way. A contract should show commitment. It goes both ways, and could be a happy marriage."

Air Talent 'Unenlightened' One reason air talent should

have agents, according to Elliott, is because many are "unenlightened. Agents network you; I know I'm not good at networking. It's not meant to say 'this guy is available,' but it says you exist. They take care of the contract hassles, and I like that."

clients were WIS /Chicago's Fred Winston, Larry Lujack, and John Landecker. ( Ironically, after tours of duty at a host of national stations - including Canadian stations in Landecker's cacP - the three are all back at WIS. Lujack signed a 13 -year no-cut contract.) Foos just negotiated the move by Spike O'Dell from the Quad Cities (market #109) to WGN /Chicago afternoons.

Explaining the growing trend toward air talent/attorney alli- ances, Foos noted, "A lot of people are looking at this as more than just a gig. A media lawyer knows the pitfalls of contracts."

LETTERS BE FRIENDS - KYXY.. San Diego's Sam Bass had 30,000 entries literally dumped on him in the station's "My Best Friend" promotion. The cards and letters were placed in a freshly -painted dump - ster before the winners of a luxury cruise were chosen.

COME LUNCH WITH ME - Arista's Bruce Shoen dropped by WAHR /Huntsville recently to discuss the label's latest releases. Pictured for posterity (I -r) are former WAHR morning man Steve Lovig, evening host Bonnie O'Brien, and Shoen.

Spell Out Details Foos was adamant about what

he doesn't like in a contract. "I hate to see a bare non -compete. I'd rather see it coupled with a right of first refusal. It's a lot fairer and gives the talent the chance to stay in the market." (The right of first refusal gives the station a chance to match an offer made to an announcer.)

He also likes to have working condition details spelled out: air - shift (specific daypart), duration (i.e., 6-10am weekdays), and con- tingencies in the event of format or ownership changes. Regarding the latter detail, Foos noted, "You can't always do it. But ideally, I

"I have AM drive personalities making 2 -3 times more than TV news anchors in the same size market."

-Saul Foos

want my client to have 30 days to consider whether he wants to stay in the format. If not, he should have the right to get out of the contract. If a station changes from CHR to Country for example, it's absurd to try to talk the talent into becoming a Country jock."

Securing an agent isn't as easy as knocking on the door and signing on the dotted line. With Foos, for example, would -be clients must submit airchecks for evaluation. And many people are flatly refus- ed.

Those accepted meet with Foos at contract time. Before negoti- ating a deal, he discusses every aspect: job description, deferred income, and personal appearances. If a move is involved, special considerations include house sales, cars, etc. His cut is 10% of the contract value the first year, and seven- and -a -half percent each year thereafter.

One common feeling is that local TV stars draw much bigger pay- checks than their radio counter- parts. Countered Foos, "Radio is doing well right now. I have AM drive personalities making 2 -3 times more than TV news anchors in the same size market. There's a lack of good radio talent around." And the result, according to Foos, is "bigger bucks for radio."

'Money's On The Table' Jason Shrinsky, a Washington -

based attorney who specializes in broadcast law, offered a historical perspective on how agents became part of the radio scene. "The first people who had agents were movie stars, then TV people, then professional athletes. With dollars becoming more available, radio people followed. Representation is going to be there as long as you're dealing with substantial sums of money.

"Morning men are making a fortune. It's exploding for talent - the money's on the table - and I don't see it getting any worse. A few years ago, the pendulum swung to have talent just play music; now, we're back to personalities. It's the morning team - the morning zoo - whatever. Those personalities demand and get major dollars."

Shrinsky also noted several things to look for in seeking a lawyer /agent. "It's very important to deal with somebody who, first, understands radio: second, understands local law; and third, is a contract lawyer. More importantly, there needs to be an understanding of how transient the radio business is. Representation should be made with someone who is experienced with 'talent contracts."

When it comes to fee arrange- ments, Shrinsky's opinion differs from that of Foos. "The person

"The (agent) should be paid on an hourly rate. You don't need to pay somebody a

percentage." -Jason Shrinsky

(agent) should be paid on an hourly rate. You don't need to pay somebody a percentage. Lawyers charge hourly rates; it's possible they may be as high as $350 an hour. The people who charge that way are real lawyers - not agents.

"And you have to be careful the fee is not so front -ended that the agent could care less about what the contract says. Many people can be unscrupulous when they get their money upfront; they may never see you again once the contract is signed. Then if you have a problem, you're out of luck."

56 R&R July 31, 1987

COUNTRY

LON HELTON

Solid Sales Don't Dictate Hot Adds

It's been a cold hard fact of the music business that country sales take a back seat to our pop cousins' sales. Over the years, Country radio has generated innumerable "turntable artists": those who consistently hit the top of the charts without moving much product at the retail level.

And that's long been a source of record company consternation. Country's resurgence, however, has begun to manifest itself in a new scenario: strong record sales with a modicum of chart success. Now programmers are finding themselves in the position of not playing a record that is selling - again much to the chagrin of record companies.

The programmers surveyed here overwhelmingly agree that while record sales are only part of the record -addingcriteria, it's an area that must be looked at care- fully. They claim that commercial sales do not necessarily affect their playlists and/or adds decision - making process. And it's obvious they feel that just because a record sells doesn't mean it belongs on the radio. KYGO /Denver PD Rick Jackson spoke for most when he said, "Our main goal is to play records which attract listeners."

Playing What Tests Well Part of the sales problem was ar-

ticulated by WSM /Nashville PD Bruce Sherman, who tracks neith- er local nor national sales and questions their accuracy. "We've found that retail was not real cooperative with Country radio in giving us true figures on what's selling " he said.

Sherman said a large part of WSM's decision -making is based

WQDR /Raleigh PD Jay Butler also relies on audience input rather than sales data, though he does make regular checks with local retail stores. Requests get the nod for WQDR's airplay no matter how

Rick Jackson

on its callout research. "We try to find out what people want to listen to on the radio. Because a record doesn't test well ( for radio play to a broad audience) doesn't necessarily mean some people don't like the music enough to buy it."

Sherman did admit, however, to being puzzled by strong -selling records that don't test well. "I don't understand why that is. But we've had that problem for a long time with a lot of different artists," he said, adding that a station also needs to know when to get off a record that's not doing well with the audience in spite of good record sales. Defending the station's modus operandi, he said, "Look at where the ratings are, despite stiff competition. What we are doing is obviously not wrong."

Bruce Sherman

"We've found that retail was not real cooperative with Country radio in giving us true figures."

-Bruce Sherman

an artist's record is doing in the stores - affecting rotations as well as add policy. "If I'm not getting any requests for it, I'm not going to play it in light one week, then medium, then heavy, even if it's selling," he explained.

Who's Doing The Buying? Another problem with sales data

is knowing exactly who is doing the

Adding Up The Hits Sales are only a partial aid in deciding adds Callout research and requests play a major role Radio's goal: play records that attract listeners

buying. KYGO's Jackson casts an especially wary eye at the sales of some of country's newcomers,

Jay Butler

which he feels are often spurred by airplay from other formats. "Over- all, it's good for country music because these artists are expanding the horizons for us by bringing in new people. But I don't know if those buyers are inclined to listen to KYGO because they like these artists."

He feels more comfortable rely- ing on sales information generated by more "traditional" artists. "What that's saying is, 'This is our product; this is straight country,' and the rest of the country is saying, 'Yeah! We like that!' That's healthy for us as a radio station. It helps us maintain our integrity in the format."

One way heavy album sales have affected Jackson's playlist is re- flected in his move to play LP cuts

"If I'm not getting any requests for it, I'm not going to play it even if it's selling."

-Jay Butler

by hot sellers. He reasoned, "If we see an artist selling well to Country listeners, we feel we can play cuts from that LP because it's familiar to the audience - since so many of them have the record in their homes."

Jackson's ultimate concern is the direction some of country's "new edge" acts are taking and the future they have in Country radio. "I wonder how long some of them are going to be committed to country music and whether they'll stick with us. What if I give them airplay now, make our listeners aware, and those artists are not here next year? That would be time spent on nothing. There are so many out there who need exposure that you want to be sure you're picking the right people."

Jackson also turns a jaundiced eye on artists who ring the cash register owing to "hardcore cult followings." They sell, he said, "because there's no one else who does what they do. But that doesn't mean they fit my radio station. Of- ten the following these artists have doesn't even come from airplay, so I'm often not really interested in playing their records."

-Katy Bee

HAVE YOU HEARD In a recent poll conducted by Sea-

coast Life magazine, WOKO /Dover, NH morning personality Mike Martel received top honors in the Best DJ

category, WOKO ND Roger Wood copped Best Newscast, and WOKO led a field of 27 for the distinction as

Best Overall radio station ... For the third time in six years, WCHY /Savan- nah has been named Station of the Year by the Georgia Association of Broadcasters ... CHAM /Hamilton, Ontario picked up its second consecutive Top Radio Station of the Year

honor at the RPM Big Country Awards held in Toronto. Also, morning man

Cliff Dumas was named Radio Per-

sonality of the Year. Bill Fink is the new PD at KYAK /An-

chorage, replacing Bill Friday . . .

KIKR /Conroe, TX MD Ken Murray is

upped to PD, Joe Kelly moves to MD,

and Chris Collins joins for middays following the departure of PD Mike

Cannon to KPRC /Houston for Pro - ducton Director duties.

At WCEM /Cambridge, MD: John Harris has been named OM and moves from middays to mornings, Steve Long moves to afternoons, and Mike Allen switches to morning news. Joining the station are Lee Meadows for middays and Jimmy Starr for nights ... KYSN /East Wenatchee, WA OM /PD John Byers has been promoted to GM of sister station KBRO /Bremerton, WA. Pro-

duction Director Brian Stephenson moves up to PD ... Kris Davis has joined WXKX /Parkersburg, WV as

Asst. PD /midday talent. WBHP /Huntsville, AL MD /afternoon

jock Greg Picciano has returned to Atlanta to do voice /club work. If you're interested in filling the job, T&Rs to PD

Jack Evans ... WORC /Worcester, MA evening personality Carol Swee- ney has been upped to MD; John

Findlay joins for afternoons from WCLW /Mansfield, OH ... WMUS/ Muskegon, MI's new midday talent is

Debbie Lynne from WZND /Zeeland, MI.

WBEE /Rochester morning man Jim Macsay is getting married and leaving the business - at least in this country. Jim's betrothed is from Switzer- land; the two will set up housekeep- ing in Zurich. He says his goal is to host the "Zurich Top 40 Countdown." Let me know if you need a consultant, Jim (for the show, that is).

News News: Donna Robinson nam-

ed ND at WXCL/Peoria from WJBC/ Bloomington, IL.

And a life of good health and great fishing to WKMF /Flint newsman Dick Bing, who's retiring after 37 years in

broadcasting, the last 15 at WKMF. Among his plans are finishing a book about his experiences as a WWII

POW.

Displaying the hardware won in a poll by Seacoast Life magazine are

WOKQ /Dover, NH OM /PD Jim Murphy, morning man Mike Martel, ND

Roger Wood, and publisher Skip Marshall.

July 31, 1987 Ra,R 57

NASHVILLE THIS WEEK KATY BEE i

CMA Names Horizon Nominees

The Country Music Association released nominations for the '87 Horizon Award for outstanding career achieve- ment and named six contenders for the Country Music Hall of Fame.

Former winner Ricky Skaggs read the list of Horizon nominees during ceremonies at the Hall of Fame /Museum: T. Graham Brown, Holly Dunn, Steve Earle, Nanci Griffith, Highway 101, Michael Johnson, Lyle Lovett, O'Kanes, Restless Heart, and Sweethearts of the Rodeo.

Hall of Fame nominees included: Johnny Bond, Rod Brasfield, Homer & Jethro, Carl Smith, Hank Thompson, and Lulu Belle & Scotty Wiseman. The new inductee will join 45 previous honorees.

The CMA Awards presentation will be televised Monday, October 12, on CBS.

Southern Pacific Stays On Track

Given the success of the recent Vietnam veterans' reunion benefit concerts and a July 4 junket to the Soviet Union by the Doobie Broth- ers, it must be tempting for Southern Pacific members Keith Knudsen and John McFee to jump

back on the Doobie bandwagon. In fact, rumors to that effect have been floating around of late.

Though the former Doobies were responsible for getting the group back together after five years, Knudsen and John McFee did not go to Russia. They say at this point they have no plans to record or tour with the band, except maybe on an annual basis.

Knudsen wants things perfectly clear: "We're not leaving Southern Pacific to rejoin the Doobie Broth- ers. We've been working hard on Southern Pacific for three years, and we're not going to abandon it. There was never any doubt; we believe in what Southern Pacific has done. It's our thing and a chance to be creative. They can't get rid of us that easily!"

Adds manager Maria Brunner: "We're happenin' and happy." Winding up a successful summer tour, the group plans to complete its third album in August.

'80s FOLKS - Everyone was tuned in to "'80s Ladies" during a listening party at RCA VP /GM Joe Galante's house with (1 -r) K. T. Oslin, SESAC's Diane Petty, and Oslin producer Harold Shedd.

"PASS IT ON" - That's the key phrase the Songwriters Guild Foundation had in mind during its Sue Brewer Fund benefit show. Some of Nashville's major songwriters gathered to celebrate the spirit of songwriting in the traditional "guitar pull," pass-it-around style, honoring fellow writers who had inspired them. Participants included (ir) Vince Gill, Guy Clark, John D. Loudermilk, Rosanne Cash, and Rodney Crowell. Participants not pictured: John Hiatt, Lyle Lovett, and Pat McLaughlin. The benefit was held at Nashville's historic Belmont Theatre - once a stage for the Grand Ole Opry. Proceeds go to scholarship funds for Nashville's Belmont College and Blair School of Music.

One dark note: the passing of Southern Pacific fan club Presi- dent Sandra Buffalo of Goosecreek, SC, who died of a heart attack. She was an ardent supporter of the band since its inception; her family intends to carry on the fan club.

Nashville In NY & Other News

The Nashville Entertainment Association wanted the New Music Seminar in New York to have the big picture on Music City, so it shipped over 5000 specially- produc- ed CDs for insertion in the registration packages. Titled "What You Haven't Heard ... Nashville Rock," the discs included one song each from 14 unsigned area bands.

"The Outlaw and the Preacher" is the title of the propos- ed Johnny Paycheck gospel album - he hopes to team with evangelist John Wesley Fletcher for the August recording sessions. Pay- check will also be joining the Presi- dent's "Just Say No" antidrug campaign.

The Anne Murray Center is in the works in her hometown of Springhill, Nova Scotia. The center will trace her career and display memorabilia. The provincial De- partment of Culture, Recreation and Fitness has committed $295,000 to the project, set to open next summer.

The Montana Band, July 4

plane crash victims, will be honored during the August 8 TNN cable-

cast of the Willie Nelson /Wrangler Music Invitational. Formerly known as the Mission Mountain Wood Band, they were grand prize winners in the national talent search's country category.

Czech this out: Warner Bros. is putting together an artist compilation to be released and distributed through Czechoslovakia's Supa- phon label. Calling it a "montage of American songs," WB /Elektra is culling work from John Anderson, the Forester Sisters, Emmylou Harris, Jerry Lee Lewis, Gary Moms, Michael Martin Murphey, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, South- ern Pacific, Mel Tillis, Sonny Throckmorton, Randy Travis, Hank Williams Jr., and Dwight Yoakam.

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WZAK SIXTH ANNIVERSARY - WZAK/Cleveland celebrated its sixth birthday with a smash. On hand during an an-

niversary event are (I -r): WZAK staffers Bobby Rush and Renee Singleton; Lillo Thomas; contest winner Melody Reed;

and WZAK personality Jeffrey Charles.

NEW YORK'S BIG WINNERS - WRKS made it profitable to listen during its "Passport To The World" contest. Grand prize winner Edward Wilson received $20,000, a Porsche, and round trip airfare to Hawaii, Japan, Europe, and the Caribbean. Second prize winner Helen Williams picked up a Nissan and a round trip to one of the aforementioned locales. Shown (1 -r) during the big payoff are Koeppel Motors' Slain Scheid, WRKS PD Tony Gray, and Wilson; photo #2 (I -r) are WRKS's Brian Marks, Gray, winner Williams, and WRKS Promotion Director Eric Margolis.

THE ROYAL TREATMENT - Vesta Williams held court recently with WDKX/Rochester's Jeff Grant (I) and PD Andre Marcel.

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RADIO SPORTSWEAR HITS THE STREET - WJLB/Detroit, along with a

local record retailer, has introduced its own sportswear line. Modeling the

outfits are (I -r) WJLB air personalities Doc Elliott, Tony Perez, Duane

Bradley, John Mason, Lynn Briggs, and Tune -Up Man.

BLACK MAGIC MUSIC MONTH - WMGL/Charleston hosted an all day music festival and was presented with a proclamation from the mayor celebrating Black Music Month. During the presentation (I -r) are WMGL Public

Affairs Director Ponthella Mack, Mayor Riley, and OM Alvin Stowe.

HAPPY DUO - Surface member Bernard Jackson (r) meets with former WEKS Atlanta afternoon driver Mitch Faulkner while promoting the band's debut album.

SANBORN GOES SOUTH - While in Atlanta, David Sanborn was interviewed by WVEE "Quiet Storm" host Ellis

Washington (r). Joining the pair was Warner Bros.' Teddy Astin.

MAJIC (108) SHOW - KMJM hosted the Miller Sound Express while in St. Louis. The free show featured One Way,

System and Oran Juice Jones. Photo #1 backstage (I -r) are Majic 108's Alice 8 Charles Atkins, Terry Houston,

Bevanne, Joe Nastee, MD Greg Beasley. Hyacinthe Stradford, Kid Williams and The Mac Attack. Photo #2: Atlantic's

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URBAN CONTEMPORARY

Docket 80 -90 What's Going On?

During the past two years, two federal bills have been established to help minorities (women included) break in- to station ownership: Docket 80-90 and 84 -235. Larry Eads, Chief /FCC Audio Services Division, has the update. His department licenses American radio stations: overseeing new outlets, renewals, sales, and transfers.

FM Expansion: 670 Communities

"Docket 80-90 was a series of rule changes," Eads explained, "making it possible to expand the number of FM facilities in approximately 670 communities nationwide. Docket 84 -235 was the second bill, which allowed us to open up new services to those 670 communities reaching unserved areas and people. Docket 80-90 has been held up somewhat because of staffing shortages in the FM branch. Also, a large volume of applications had been filed in the initial window for channels that were on the table, but had not yet been applied for around the country.

"We've now worked through that backlog, and most of those cases have been designated for hearing. We have opened applications for 28

of the 80 frequencies allotted by Docket 80-90. This covers approximately 240+ cities, about one -third of the cities added through the bill."

Before You File... Here are a few items Doc- ket 80-90 applicants should be aware of:

$7800 in fees before designated hearing 18 -month minimum between application, frequency assignment Federal, state airspace clearance requirements Potential radiation hazard at transmitter site

Before the Commission can des- ignate comparative hearings, it must first receive and process the

"We have opened applications for 28 out of the 80 frequencies allotted by Docket 80 -90."

applications for each market with an open window. Eads noted, "We haven't designated all 240+ cities for comparative hearings yet, but I think we've got a handle on the situation now. I really expect our pace to quicken. We're almost fully staffed; we have four more engineers to hire. Once these people are on board, we'll be able to handle the applications at a much quicker pace."

50% Fewer Applications Filed

"We're also seeing fewer applications filed as a result of the fee schedules that went into effect Ap- ril 1. A new FM application is $1800 at the time of filing, then another $6000 at the designated hearing -a total of $7800 to the US Treasury. Since the imposition of the fees, about 50% fewer applications are filed in each window. So that will

NEW YORK MEETS WATLEY - Jody Walley thanked radio and retailers at a dinner celebrating the success of her debut album. Shown (I -r) are MCA's Michael Halley, WRKS's Bob Slade, Watley, and WRKS's Chuck Leonard and Bee] Steele.

POWERFUL SPRING LOVE - The Cover Girls dropped by WUSUPhiladelphia to deliver their debut album "Show Me. " On hand were (l -r) promoter Alan Lott, Cover Girls' Caroline Jackson, Angel Sabster and Sunshine Wright, WUSL staffers Mary Renkiewicz, Pat Jackson, and PD Tony Quartarone.

WILD WITHOUT YOU - While in Boston to promote their "Without You" single, Touch stopped by WILD Pictured with the group are WILD PD El-

roy Smith (center) and MD Tanya Pendleton.

READY FOR MILWAUKEE - Members of Ready For The World greeted WLUM jocks and contest winners after a concert performance. Gathered backstage were (l -r) RFTW's Willie Tripled Jr., WLUM's Shadow Daniels,

contest winner, RFTW's Gordon Strozier, contest winner, and RFTW's

Melvin Riley Jr. and Greg Potts.

help speed the completion of the Docket 80-90 windows."

How long would it take to acquire one of these frequencies if chosen in a comparative hearing? Eads said it depends on the circumstances. "If it's a market where applications are minimal, say five, then it might take a minimum of 18 months. Another market might have ten applicants - that's probably going to take much more time. We've found some situations where organizations negotiated a settlement with each other or joined forces. There's no set of rules; it just depends on who's involved and where it is."

" Antenna Sites A Problem Eads cautioned Docket 80-90 as-

pirants: "Applicants are having major difficulties locating the appropriate site for the transmitting

"We're seeing about 50% fewer applications filed as a result of the fee schedules that went into effect April 1."

antenna, particularly getting airspace clearance through the FAA. And now, some states have their own airspace clearance process

"Applicants also need to be aware of the potential for radiation hazard to any people living in the immediate area or in nearby recreation areas. Consider the power that reaches the ground where people might reasonably be; that's a function of the system's power and the antenna height. If the site is in a remote area, this won't be any problem."

For more information about Docket 80-90 and related station activity, here's a direct number to the FCC's FM Branch Information Spe- cialist: (202) 632 -3954. And, as always, R&R will keep you posted on noteworthy developments.

ACTION KQXUBaton Rouge 7pm- midnight

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Tony Lyte named MD for K94 /Norfolk ... KPRW'Oklahoma City morning

show co-host Anne Webb moves to

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WSBG- FM /Poconos seeks AM drive lock and possible PM drive personality. Duties include music and promotions. T &R: Robin Lee, PD, WSBG, 22 5. 6th St., Stroudsburg. PA 18360. EOE 17/311

Growing radio group seeks small market station manager. Mid -Atlantic region. Photo and T &R: C. Durst, Starcast Sys- tems Inc., Box F, Keyser. WV 26726. EOE 17/311

Seek experienced fulltime newsperson. T &R: Lynne Searle, WJBX, 1862.1902 State St. Ext., Bridgeport, CT 06805. EOE 17'311

Northern New Hampshire AC seeks night person to start Sep- tember first. Beginners welcome. T &R: Lisa Mills. WLTN, Box 349, Littleton. NH 03561. EOE 17/311

GSM: You've done local packages, promotion, and want the next step as GSM. Letter and resume: David Klahr, WVLT, 638 Landis Ave., Vineland, NJ 08360. EOE 17/311

Midday announcer /afternoon newsperson needed at Central NY combo. T &R: Kim Stevens, WCHN, Box 552, Norwich. NY 13815. EOE 17/311

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SOUTH Seek production person for top 100 Midwest market. Please send T &R. Mike Levine, Kelsey Broadcasting, Box 1466, Cif' ton, GA 31794. EOE 17/241

50kw Country station, WKRE, seeks air personality. We are 50 miles from Virginia Beach. T &R: WKRE, Box 220, Exmore, VA 23350. EOE 17/241

Need howl An aggressive anchor /street reporter. Photo and T &R: Bill Dennis, WPVA, Box 87, Petersburg, VA 23804. EOE 17/241

Fly high with the buzzard) Western Kentucky CHR seeks people who want to grow. Must be motivated. T &R: Tom Rogers, Box 0, Cadiz, KY 42211. EOE 17/241

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Talk hosts and personalities who know how to have fun on the phones wanted. Texas major market. T &R: Consultant, Box 881333, San Diego. CA 92108. EOE 17/241

KVIC /Victoria's leading 100w AC /CHR seeks T &Rs for future openings. Females, minorities encouraged. T&R: Tony Davis, Box 3487. TX 77903. No calls. EOE 17/241

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must. T &R: WDRM FM, box 789, Decatur, AL 35602. EOE

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Leading promotion -oriented station is accepting T &Rs for future openings. CHR paradise. Low pay, high cost of living. Jerry L. Reed, WIIS, Box 4500, Key West, FL 33040. EOE 17/241

Modem Country station in Southeast has an opening for a PD. Must have good people skills and strong production. T &R: Mike Comfort, WMBC, Box 707, Columbus, MS 39703. EOE 17/241

Seek morning man for ''Lite'' format station in the top 100 Midwest market. T &R. Mike Levine, Box 1486, Tifton, GA 31794. EOE 17/241

Expanding broadcast group seeks airsteff for North Texas Contemporary FM. C &R. Dave Lyons, Box 489, Mary Esther, FL 32569. EOE 17,311

Seek community- oriented announcer /salesperson. T &R: WLCC & WRAA, Box 387, Luray, VA 22835. EOE 17/311

KWIC 108 Rock /Beaumont. TX, seeks morning man/ Crea- tive, entertaining, hot phones, super creative production. T &R. David Perry, 4945 Fannett, 77705. EOE 17/311

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NE Arkansas powerhouse seeks air /production /appearance talent for immediate opening. Top 9 for top talent. T &R: Clyde Bass. KFIN, Drawer 1737, Jonesboro, AR 72401. EOE

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WCOS AM -FM, Columbia. 01 rated station in Top 100 market. We're looking for a

creative, talented, hard working Program Director who hates to lose. We offer a competitive salary and a true chance to grow in your profession! Send composite, resume and references to John Bogan, WCOS, P.O. Box 748, Columbia, SC 29202. EOE M/F

CAROLINA FM Now accepting T &R's for future openings. No beginners please, but just a little experience might work! Great facility, team players only. Could be a bright beginning for talent. Send tape to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #773, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

FLORIDA GULF COAST Morning drive, strong personality, country on air talent. Above average compensation. Send Tape & Resume to P.O. Box 278, Fort Myers, FL 33902. All replies confidential. EOE

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Be a part of the fastest growing metro in Florida!

Looking for AC communicator with team player attitude. T &R to Barry Grant, WSTII, 1000 Alice

Ave., Stuart, FL 34994. EOE

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nwa ?i Top producing and highly rated FM station in

Alabama looking for a local sales manager who

can lead an already assembled professional team.

To quality, candidates must be able to train and

motivate as well as manage inventory. Company

and compensation package are excellent. Station

is part of a small group looking for expansion op-

portunities. Send qualifying resume to Frank

Taylor, GSM, WAPI FM, PO Box 10886, Bir-

mingham, AL 35202. EOE

OPENINGS

COUNTRY PD Fast growing, aggressive Country FM in South Florida is looking for the right PD. Contact John Daniel (813) 627 -9800 between 8am -10am or after 5pm.

COUNTRY MORNINGS KRYS AM /FM K99, Corpus Christi seeks morning air personality for 3 person Morn- ing Crew. T&R to J.D. Gonzalez, 702 McBride, Corpus Christi, TX 78408. EOE

SUPERSTAR MORNING TALENT NEEDED

Looking for creative, funny, and entertaining person for 100,000 watt urban powerhouse! Hot phones and super creative production skills. Excellent salary! Send tape & resume to Tony Brown, 1204 Dauphin Street, Mobile, AL 38804. "No phone calls please " EOE

MIDWEST News reporter announcer needed for WIZM -AM /Le Crosse. Prefer at least two years' experience. Excellent opportunity. T&R: Brad Dinsmoor ND. Box 99, WI 54602. EOE 17/241

KYKC seeks PD /afternoon drive personality. Leadership, promotion key. Salary commensurate with experience. T &R: Paul Logan, 1704 So. Cleveland. Sioux Falls, SD 57103. EOE

17/241

Bring your willingness to loam to a tun place to work) We need a Country jock, pronto! T &R: Steve Bunyard, WMOK, Box 720, Metropolis, IL 62960. EOE 17/241

Entry level news. Midwest daytimer that doesn't know it's a

daytimer has immediate opening. Long hours. T &R: Brad Howard, Box 16. Ottawa, KS 86067. EOE 17/24)

Immediate opening for industrious female. Airshift and copy- writing a must. Contact Randy Flink: 17121 364 -2121. EOE

17/241

Experienced morning host for nostalgia music station on AM market leader. Good communicator, personable delivery. T &R: Box 1478, Topeka, KS 66601. EOE 17/241

Future moaning drive opening at Oldies station. T&R: Jeff Ste- vens, KKOA, Box 130, Kearney, NE 68848. EOE 17/241

KLZS -FM, exciting new AC station in Wichita, KS., seeks aggressive team players for future openings. Not afraid to work? T&R: Gene Rump PD, 104 S. Emporia, 67202. EOE

17/24)

Wanted) Announcer for medium market FSA. T&R: WHBC, Box 9917, Canton, OH 44711. EOE 17/241

Seek nighttime lods. Great working environment. Stable corn - pany. Females encouraged. C &R: KDKD. Box 448, Clinton, MO 64735. EOE 17/241

XL 108 /Gnat Bend. KS, seeks talented AC air talent with sports and news capabilities. Experience a must. T&R: Box 138, 1135 281 Bypass. 67530. EOE 17/311

CHR KKLS seeks strong midday air personality with good production skills. Live and work in the beautiful Black Hills. C &R: Roger Piper, Box 460, Rapid City. SD 57709. EOE 17/311

L I T E M I X 1 0 5

The South's fastest growing radio station in one of America's most

beautiful cities is looking for an exceptional individual to join our team. Our uptempo AC debuted with a 10 share. If your career grows as

fast as we have, there's no limit to what you can do. Position available is

middays with the possibility of Music Director. Computer experience

preferred, but not required. Please forward tape, resume and salary re-

quirements to Bill Burkett, WLMX, PO Box 989, Chattanooga, TN 37401. EOE

OPENINGS Morning star needed knmedlatsly. T&R: Jeff Cochran PD

WFMK, Box 991. East Lansing, MI 48826. EOE 17/311

Hot CHR Gold station with new facskhes allocates big bucks for hot morning talent. T &R: J.P. DeSantis, WCCW -FM, Box

666, Traverse City. MI 49685. EOE 17/311

Looking for promotion? So are wee Creative, dedicated Pro-

motions Director /AT wanted. T &R: Connie Mattingly. WYTE, Box 956, Stevens Point, WI 54481. EOE 17/311

KDAO Radio/TV -39 seeks newsperson for immediate radio /tv news position. T &R: Mike Trudeau, Box 538, Marshalltown, IA 50158. EOE 17/31)

Experienced, responsible AC personalIty for highly- competi- tive market. PBP skills helpful. Salary 18k. T &R: Ray Malone, Box 608. Galion, OH 44833. EOE 17/311

Marketing Research Account Rep

We're not looking for someone who learned research "techniques" at a weekend crash course. We offer our clients sound, unbiased market research and need a pro with strong radio background to help with client relations. Send letter and resume to Marketing Horizons, Inc., Media Re- search Division, 605 Old Ballas Rd., Suite 101, St. Louis, MO 53141. No phone calls. EOE

All the best jobs ... all over the country ... every week in R&R Opportunities ... check 'em out!

MORNING FM PERSONALITY

50,000 watt CHR FM, WQIO, seeks a morning entertainer with life! We need someone with a contemporary, 80's attitude, able to relate to an 18 -35 year old audience. Production abilities are a must and air check tape should include examples. We are located in one of the fastest growing areas of Ohio, and provide competitive pay, good benefits, and a professional staff. Send T &R to Mike Greene, General Manager, WQIO, Ohio's Super Station, Box 348, Mount Vernon, Ohio 43050. EOE

AC PROGRAM DIRECTOR Adult presentation with natural energy and warmth. Clean midwestern city, 100KW FM. Ground floor opportunity with excellent growth potential as group expands. Confidentiality assured. New Position. C &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Park West, #760, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

_,wi rar/ armrar OUR #1 TEAM NEEDS ONE MORE WINNER!!! WNCI Columbus wants to hear from the country's best up- and -coming CHR talent. If you have experience in a

Contemporary format and you're ready to do evenings in one of the nation's fastest - growing cities ... we've got the opening. You'll work with a great promotional staff and state -of -the -art studios. WE MUST HEAR FROM YOU IMMEDIATELY! Send tape, resume and photo to:

It NATIONWIDE COkaelrecATx)r6 Nt;

Bill Richards Program Director WNCI One Nationwide Plaza 2nd Floor Columbus, OH 43215

OPENINGS i

MICHIGAN BEACHES Morning Drive and Operations. Excellent pay, great summer beaches. Send T&R to Corey Scott, WTRV, 875 E. Summitt, Muskegon, MI 49444. EOE M/F

ALL POSITIONS OPEN Work for the best. All positions open. Must be a team player, relate to community and music, warm, sincere, hip, a

communicator. No acts or egos. Rush T &R plus cover letter today. Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #752, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

CHR Middays KKLS FM (CHR) needs a strong midday air

personality with good production skills. Live and

work in the beautiful Black Hills. CasseCe &

resumes to Roger Piper, KKLS FM. PO Box 460,

Rapid City, SD 57709. EOE

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WDTX Detroit FUTURE OPENINGS

Warm, natural, enthusiastic. bright. up- terrpo Jocks. No boss DJ's. NO screamers. No phone calls. Tape & resume to Bobby Hatfield, PD, WDTX FM, PO Box 459, Royal Oak, MI 48068 -0459. EOE

COMING SOON . . ,

future openings in medium -sized) Southwest Market for Class C FM. Look -I mg for all shifts. Send tape, resume, and i

photo immediately to Radio & Records, i

1930 Century Park West, #769, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

WEST Accepting T&Rs for possible future opening. Good company and benefits. Team players only. Larry Proietti PD, KFBC, 1806 Capitol Ave., Cheyenne. WY 82001. No calls please. EOE 17/241

Wanted/ Energized CHR jock for evenings. Also accepting T&Rs for future openings all dayparts. T&R: Beau Reyes PD,

KWNZ. 557 Washington St., Reno, NV 89601. EOE 17/241

Monterey Bey's heading rocker, KMBV, seeks nights me team player. Experience with strong production a must. T&R ASAP Rich Berlin, Box 1271, Monterey, CA 93942. EOE

17/241

AC /CHR combo In Annie's beautiful capital seeks energetic, versatile air talent. Females encouraged. T &R: PO, KJNO, 3161 Channel Dr., Juneau, AK 99801. EOE 17/241

N. CA 100.0011w has money to spend for right sir talent /production wizard. T&R: Jim Nelly, KXGO. Box 1131, Arcata, CA 95521. EOE 17/241

KKDJ /Fresno, CA.. seeks pro AOR took for upbeat morning team. Must love to read, write, and have fun. No calls. T&R: Art Farkas, 3636 N. First, #135, 93796. EOE 17/24)

PO: Our expanding group client seeks special person for new Nevada CHR. Promotion-oriented, organization, and winning record a must. T&R: Box 526, Nicasio, CA 94946. EOE

17/241

Opportunity knocks in the pages of R&R every Friday ... call (213)

353- 4330 to make it happen for you!

Car., Sales Position: Two years' experience or CRMC. No rookies Good company and benefit plan. Sales manager: 15031451 -5425. EOE 17/311

California AC seeks matte. communicators. Good company and benefits. T&R: Russ, KLLY, 95FM, Box 80658, Bakers- field, CA 93380. EOE 17/31)

KISS 98 is accepting C&Rs from gregarious. high -energy, organized CHR personalities for future openings. Dan Kelley. Box 740, Cortez, CO 81321. EOE 17/311

PD for Rocky Mountain AM /FM, salary based on experience and production creativity. Call Bob or Julie: 14061 761 -2800. 9 -1lem MDT. EOE 17/311

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KKRZ'Portland looking for Production Director with multitrack experience and exceptional creative skills. Should be able to write and produce killer station promos as well as manage

production department for top station in

Portland. No calls please! Replies to KKRZ, 4919 SW Macadam Ave., Portland, OR 97201. EOE

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Stockton California's KWIN has a

rare opening for a zanny, loveable, creative, directable personality. Immediately. No phones. T&R to

John Willyard, PO Box 7871, Stockton, CA 95207. EOE M/F

POSITIONS SOUGHT

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Sportscaster in search of challenge. Can write, anchor, POP, DJ /production experience. DAN: 12051 233 -4526. 17/241

News pro: Great pipes, delivery, writing, digging, and creative use of sound. Major market experience. solid references. WAYNE SMITH: 1503) 292 -2281. 17/24)

Experienced announcer. grew production! Prefer Adult MOR/ Top 40. Willing to relocate. HENRY: 1201) 836 -5186. 17/241

Twelve -year pro sacks midday or afternoons with AC /CHR. Dependable, team player. Call JACK: 1219)484 -9955. 17/24)

You're there, I'm here. I'd rather be there. Call me here. Prefer West or South. Classic Rock /CHR /AOR /AC. RON YANDO: 18061 797 -3377. 17/24)

Talk Now host bunting with talent, energy and enthusiasm will be your find of the year. Can double as newsman. PETE: 1213) 395 -0874. 17/24)

Hot morning Now. P.T.: 1703) 373 -0718. 17/24)

When do these guys come from? My current GM thinks a

sweep is something you do with a broom. Help) PD /drivetime. 13031 544 -7020.17/241

Experienced C/W air talent seeks job in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico, or Arkansas. Will consider South- east. Call my answering machine: 18061 293 -5688. 17/24)

POSITIONS SOUGHT Sportscaster position wanted) Prefer Midwest to West. Un- limited experience in reporting, POP. Vast spons knowledge with great personality. DALE: 13031 984 -3395. 17/241

Tan -yew veteran st 30 seeks AM drive /programming /GM po-

sition. Pipes. ratings, and proven winner. Currently employed in Fresno. STEVE ALLISON: 1209) 683 -8435. 17/241

Mornings preferred: add some life to your sirstaff . Proven numbers, greet one -to -one. Phones, drops, bits. WDI2, WSHE, WOVV. SEBASTIAN: 13051 466 -3484. 17/241

Combo engineer, production, and morning talent seeks a diverse position with aggressive broadcaster. 14 years' experience in all size markets. RIK: 1307) 733 -1104. 17/241

Talented beginner seeks big break in radio. Any market, any shift. DJ or news. Get me on the air. DAVE: 16171 782-04FM. 17/24)

Tan -yeer pro. AT /MD /Assistant PD with production skills, seeks great team that works hard. Prefer West, CHR /AC /Ur- ban. DAVID: 13031 597 -7114. 17/24)

Pittsburgh native experienced in radio tele- marketing /produc- lion, seeks on -air position in Orlando. Lots to offer. Let's talk. MIKE: 14121 925-7102. 17 /24)

Sportscaster with five years' POP experience seeks medium market opening: Football /basketball POP. Solid, knowledgeable. ART: 13031 275-7488. 17/24)

Wks service reporter wants to return to radio news. Willing to relocate. ALLAN: 1603) 228 -4251. 17/241

H you want good. stable, no- nonsense radio, call me now. AC /CHR /Country. JERRY: 1919)735- 5238.17/241

Bruce would cry/ CHR one weekend, MOR next) Six years AC /CHR. Also club /mobile work. Save this Jersey jock. PETE:

1201) 529 -2180. 17/241

I keep hearing stations are desperate for good sportcasters. I'm desperate for a good sports station. Were a perfect match. 1216) 255-8143. 17 / 24 i

Born. bred. and trained sportscaster just keeps spinning records. Experienced Sports Director seeks a journalistic challenge. DON JOHNS: 1314) 364 -6720. 17/241

Dallas /Fort Worth driving area. Any shift, any format. Great ratings and lots of CHR experience. Currently employed. MIKE: 18171548- 7626.17/24)

Have Named from the bast. Give you my best, 24 hours a

day. All you have to do is call. TAD: 13161 886 -9711. 17/241

13 yaws. Program Director/air talent. Country/AC /Oldies. Ready to go to work. BOB SHANNON: 13181 635 -5204. 17/241

Help! Rescue rru from Janet Jackson) Five -year AOR pro vic- timized by the dreadful world of Top 40. Available immediately, call now) KERRY: 12171 782 -9205. 17/241

AC /Oldies personality with ten years' experience seeks position. Prefer Richmond, VA, to Washington, DC. PHIL GOOD- WIN: 17031 672 -2062. 17/24)

CHR talent. 1 -100 Daytona /Jaoiuonv*e. OK100 /New York, WANS. Available for medium /large markets. Prefer Florida and West Coast. 1305) 721 -0582. 17/241

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New Aga /Jazz format programmer /engluer seeks station switching to this new exciting format. BRUCE: 1818) 342 -6521. 17/241

Communications grad wants Mat chance at promotions or station management. Relocation no problem. Available Au- gust 15. Agents welcome. Serious calls only. 1215) 692 -7988. 17/241

Ambitious, young Sports Director with POP experience seeks larger market with a great team. ROD: 1814) 782 -3888. 17/241

Experienced. talented. creative and ready to move. Previously held eight -hour airshift and wrote commercial copy. RAY: 1914) 271 -6076. 17/24)

Highly -rated Sporta Director with 11 years' experience n

New York market will be relocating to Sarasota, FL area n

August. Prefer Oldies format. ED: 18131 377 -0748. 17/311

Hotel am In my eighth year of broadcasting and I'm being told I don't have enough experience. Who's zoomin' who? I'm sick of Beeferonil K. Strong Hodge: 12121806-5713. 17/311

150 voices. looking to movel Morning pro. JEREMY: 16091 696 -2382. 17/31)

Help! I'm drowning in a sea of Position Sought ads. Veteran personality available. Comic wit. humor, originality. Prefer Oldies /AC, Mountain /Pacific zones. 1802) 326-5940. 17/31)

Warm. friendly. one -to -one communicator with three years' experience wants an airshift in a format skewed towards 18 -49 males 8 females. RANDY: 1507) 238-9756. 17/311

POSITIONS SOUGHT

Just a shot! That's all I ask. At medium /major market. Person- ality and strong production. RON SMITH: 16061 789 -6664 or

16061 789 -6336. 17/311

Ten -year pro seeks MD or Promotions Director position with modern Country outlet. Prefer top 100 markets. 1601) 446 -5025. 17/311

Experienced DJI Production, hardworknr, great voice) Seeks fulltime, any shift. Will relocate. Any size market. ROBERT:

15011 847 -8879 or 15051 327 -0529. 17/31)

Warm, lively personality, currently employed parttime. seeks fulltime position. Dependable team player. STEVE: 14171 883 -4060. 17/311

Hardworking team player seeks stable, winning organization. Former PD /MD. Prefer AC /CHR /Country. JERRY: 19191 735 -5238. 17/311

PBP Is my forte. Can cover your sports with live reports. Love sports talk. I'll even jock. Call today, don't delay) 12161

255 -8143 evenings. 17/31)

Enthusiastic young lock with AC /Country experience seeks fulltime on -air gig at small /medium market station in Mid- west /East. Voices. BILL: 12161 442 -7892. 17/311

PM AN ARB TERRORIST As your next PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR, your competition will be terrorized by what I'll do to their ARB's!

I'm radio's best kept secret: Dynamically creative! Exceptionally organized and meticulous! Excellent management skills! Solid radio mar - keting/image instincts! Energetic radio fanatic! Street -smart thinker! Good understanding of research / U's! Dedicated!

PII effectively promote and position your station; help increase your cume, TSL & AQH, with solid, visionary ideas via my nine years radio /tv experience. Ready to create marketing warfare & inflict some pain!

All serious inquiries considered for any top 40 metro rated CHR/Hot AC/BU /Gold/non -metal AOR, will consider private company. I'll relocate for right offer; especially CA, Sunbelt & NE. Call today before the pain I inflict may be on YOU! Stephen (214) 580 -0566.

13 -yeas PO /ah talent. Reedy to go to work. AC /Oldies /Coun- try. Good production. BOB SHANNON: 13181 635 -5204. 17/31)

Experienced news anchor seeks news /sports job. Any area of the country. DAVID HICKS. Springfield, MO: 14171 882 -6086. 17/31)

Fast learner, diligent worker. Will relocate. Seek announcer position in Sunshine State. MIKE: 13051 793 -3392. 17/311

Aveaabl yowl AC /Country/Easy. Minor market experience. Desire long term in the West. Mature. Dependable. DOUG: 14151 924-0931. 17/311

Tan years experience, seek full /parttime position. any shift. Prefer AOR /Country. MD /Asst. PD experience. JESSIE: 18181 761-8823. 17/311

Small/medium market CHR/ACN I'm not a superstar, just a

hardworking dependable air personality /copywriter team player. Will relocate. For T&R, NORRIS: 16021 829 -0177. 17/31)

(Myer North forgot to mention I'm a hardworking recent Portland production director/weekend announcer who seeks job. Team player, varied experience. KYLE: 15031 645 -6751. 17/31)

Tight beard. loose lips. Will travel) (Foot -in- mouth, not included.) Prefer Gold /AC /CHR. NEIL LEIBO: 17031 329 -1271 or 13051 686 -6378. 17/31)

Available now! Sharp, enthusiastic DJ with experience in small market. News, production, copy. CHR /AOR /AC. TOM: 1319) 753 -1763. 17/31)

I'd like to stay in Milwaukee! Five years' major market experience as PD /MD on -air. Format change casualty. TOM: 14141 251 -8505. 17/31)

High energy, no puke. Medium and majors only. Professional- ly yours. MARK DAVIS and the nighttime show. 19131

823 -5383. 17/31)

Responsible, funny, topical air talent seeks medum /major CHR/Oldies. 10 years' broadcast experience. STEVE M O R E N O: 12 09) 951-3938. 17 / 31)

POSITIONS SOUGHT You've made the right choice! Morning flair, top in production, tight board. Live by the basics. Jock seeks medium /large market. JOHN BACH: 13051 337 -0012. 17/31)

The best Mend your listeners can have is right here. Look no more. Hardworking pro, strong production. Willing to relocate. 1609) 795-7509. 17/311

DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN!

or Radio KAOS. I'm ready to date your GSM's daughter if that's what it takes. I'm an AOR, AT, Promotional nut. Love community involvement and heavy phones, and beyond mental help. Call Chris -

before 11 A.M. (EST) 305- 239 -0827.

MISCELLANEOUS

Top AC station In South -Central Indiana seeks record service from all labels. ATTN: Kurt Henninger. WCSI, Box 709, Co- lumbus, IN 47202. 17/31)

Urban dance. WVIS -FM seeks prmotional material from all labels. ATTN: Joseph Bahr, Box 487, Frederiksted, Saint Croix; or call 18091 778 -5199. 17/311

Higher Octave Music is an independent record company formed by Matt Marshall and Paul Hunger which also produces the syndicated new age program "Soundscapes 90." They can be contacted at: 8033 Sunset Blvd. Ste. 41. Los Angeles. CA 90046; 1213) 856-0039.

Sterling Consulting & Research has been formed by parent Sterling Communications Corp., whose President /CEO Larry Patrick will also head the new company. Address and phone are the same for both companies: 10320 Little Patuxent Pkwy. Ste. 808, Columbia. MD 21044; 13011 992 -7500.

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R&R NATIONAL AIRPLAY

ADULT CONTEMPORARY

MICHAEL JACKSON I Just Can't Stop Loving You (Epic)

89% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 10, Medium 36, Light 35, Total Adds 81 including WALK, WSNI, WHTX, WSB -FM, WNLT, WNIC, WOMC, WMYX, KYKY. KOST, KLCY, Y103, WWMJ, WAFL. Debuts at number 12 on the AC chart. Highest Breaker by percentage in AC history.

LOS LOBOS La Bamba (Slash /WB)

65% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 6, Medium 37, Light 22, Total Adds 21 including WALK, WHTX, WLTF, WZNY, WEZC, WHVE, WRMF, WHNN, 3WM, KWAV. Debuts at number 24 on the AC chart.

NEW & ACTIVE

RESTLESS HEART "Why Does N Have To Be (Wrong Or Right)" (RCA) 44/12 Rotations. Heavy 20. Medium 192, Light 23/10, Total Adds 12, WMYX, KLCY, WAEB. WXTC. WIZD, WSLO, WLHT. WFMK. WTNY, WMJC, WXUS, KWWS. Heavy. WGLL. WAHR. Medium including WKYE, WTFM, WNAM, KWFM, WEIM, WKNE. WSKI, WCHV. WCVQ, WKCX. WZLO.

HERB ALPERT "Making Love In The Rain" (A&M) 43/8 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 19 1, Light 24i7. Total Adds 8, KLCY. WTCB. WIZD. KWFM, WWMJ, WOHO. WTNY, KKLV. Medium including KEZR. Y103, WNAM. WTRX, WEIM. WGLL, WAFL, WSKI, WCHV, WGSV, WKCX. WBGM, WZLO, WMTFM. WXUS. WJON. KWWS. KOSW

JAMES INGRAM "Better Way" (MCA) 40/15 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 7 /1, Light 3314. Total Adds 15, WKYE. WKGW, WXTC, WTCB, WTFM, WTRX, WLHT, WFMK. WMGN, KDUK, KWAV. WTNY, WMJC. WMTFM. KMGO. Medium including KWFM, WAFL WSKI. WCKQ. WCHV, WZLO Light including KLCY, KEY103, WWMJ. WOHO. WWPA, WCVQ.

REO SPEEDWAGON In My Dreams" (Epic) 40/9 Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 28/1. Light 9,2, Total Adds 3. KELT. WSGL. KWWS. Heavy: WAFL, WCHV. KOSW. Medium including KLCY, K101, WKYE. WHVE. WNAM, KWFM, WKNE, WGLL, WSKI, WTNY. WWPA, WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE, WKCX, WZLO, WMTFM. KFSB, KYJC, KMGO

ABC "When Smokey Sings" (Meroury/PolyGram) 38/4 Rotatmns Heavy 20. Medium 22'1, Light 14/3. Total Adds 4, KIFM, WXTC, Y103. WCVQ. Heavy. KELT. WAFL. Medium including K101, WKYE. KEY103, WTCB. WIZD. WMGN, WEIM, WGLL, WSKI, WOHO. WWPA, WCKO, WCHV, WAGE. WORG. WKCX, WBGM. WZLO, WMTFM, KKLV, KYJC.

BEBE & CECE WINANS "1.O.U. Me" (Capitol) 28/5 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 6.1 Light 22/4. Total Adds 5. WKNE, WTFM. KWFM, KWWS, WAHR Medium WGLL. WJON. WAFL. WBGM. KYJC Light including WNIC. KEY103, WNAM. WTRX. WFMK, WHNN. WCVR.

BREAKFAST CLUB "Kiss And Tel' (MCA) 28/3 Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 9 /0, Light 18/3. Total Adds 3, WSLO. WOHO, KOSW. Heavy. WGLL. Medium. KHYL, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, WSGI, WBGM. KYJC. Light including 8100, WKYE, KEY103. WWMJ. WCVQ, WAGE. WORG, WKCX, WZLO, KFSB, WJON

ROTATION BREAKOUTS

toto, Report sJAdds He, vy Mrdium Light

1 STEVE WINWOOD 87/0 73 9 5 o DIONNE WARWICK & JEFFREY OSBORNE 89/0 69 17 3

© SUZANNE VEGA 89/2 68 16 5

o DANNY WILSON 85/1 66 13 6 5 HEART 77/O 57 14 6 6 KLYMAXX 82/0 57 21 4

Q SMOKEY ROBINSON 85/5 34 46 5

0 FLEETWOOD MAC 77/2 53 19 5 9 JONATHAN BUTLER 79/0 47 25 7

fD MADONNA 79/6 31 42 6 11 AL JARREAU 70/0 35 31 4 e MICHAEL JACKSON 81/81 10 36 35 ®WHITNEY HOUSTON 85/24 5 58 22 C) CROWDED HOUSE 64/4 26 29 9

® CHRIS DeBURGH 73/3 24 37 12 16 DAN HILL 57/0 17 27 13 Z ANITA BAKER 74/6 18 44 12

HUEY LEWIS &THE NEWS 67/16 7 44 16 19 LARRY CARLTON 62/0 22 30 10 S DAN FOGELBERG 69/7 6 49 14

® U2 54/5 21 24 9 22 WHITNEY HOUSTON 44/0 13 21 10

23 BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGE 45/0 11 21 13 LOS LOBOS 59/21 6 31 22

25 CARLY SIMON 39/0 4 27 8 ÿ LAURA BRANIGAN 55/4 6 32 17 ÿ IN PURSUIT 54/4 9 28 17 28 BILL MEDLEY & JENNIFER WARNES 56/0 9 32 15 29 BERNIE TAUPIN 48/0 20 17 11

30 NYLONS 31/O 6 12 13

MOST ADDED HOTTEST MICHAEL JACKSON (81) STEVE WINW00D (58) WHITNEY HOUSTON (24) WARWICK & OSBORNE (52)

LOS LOBOS (21) SUZANNE VEGA (47) GRATEFUL DEAD (20) DANNY WILSON (41)

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (16) HEART (35) JAMES INGRAM (15) KLYMAXX (31) 10,000 MANIACS (14) JONATHAN BUTLER (19) RESTLESS HEART (12) FLEETWOOD MAC (16)

BANANARAMA (11) AL JARREAU (16) HERB ALPERT (81 U2 (14)

10,000 MANIACS "Peace Train" (Elektra) 28/14 Rotations Heavy 0. Medw,.. ' Light 24, 13. Total Adds 14. WKYE. KEY103. WTRX, KWFM. WGSV, WAHR. WAGE. WORG. WKCX. WAEV. WMTFM. KFSB. KKLV, KMGO. Medium Including WAFL. Light including WEIM. WSKI, WCKQ. WCVQ WSGL. WBGM. WJON, KYJC. KOSW.

GLORIA ESTEFAN a MIAMI SOUND MACHINE "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" (Epic) 25/1 Rotations Heavy 610. Medium 12/0. Light 711, Total Adds 1. KLSI. Heavy. <STP, WXTC. WHVE. WMGN, WAFL, WCKQ Medium WNLT, KEZR. WTCB, Y103, WIZD. WSLO. KKOB. WCHV, WORG, WKCX. WBGM, WMTFM Light including KHYL B100. WZNY, WGSV, WAEV, KMGO

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

KOOL a THE GANG "Holiday" (Mercury/PolyGram) 23/0 Rotations. Heæ. y 1 U Mecum 16.0. Light 6/0. Total Adds 0. Heavy WCHV. Medium. KVIL, WKYE. WZNY. WIZD, WRMF, WGLL. WSKI, WOHO, WWPA. WCKQ, WGSV, WAGE. WKCX. WBGM. KKLV, KOSW

GRATEFUL DEAD "Touch 01 Grey" (Arista) 22/20 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 414. Light 18/16. Total Adds 20. WKYE, WIZD. WHVE, KVUU, WWMJ. WGLL, WAFL. WSKI, WCKQ. WCVQ, WGSV, WORG. WAEV, WMTFM, KFSB. KKLV. KOAO, KYJC. KWWS. KOSW. Light including B100. WTCB. ROSANNE CASH The Way We Make A Broken Heart" (Columbia) 19/0 Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 5 /0, Light 13/0, Total Adds O. Heavy. KOSW. Medium. WAFL. WCHV, WAHR, WMTFM, KYJC. Light KEY103. WNAM, WTRX, WKNE. WSKI, WCKO. WGSV. WORG, WAEV WZLO, KFSB. WJON, KMGO. ROY ORBISON "In Dreams" (Virgin) 16/3 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3/0. Light 13/3. Total Adds 3. WORG, KKLV. KWWS. Medium: WEIM, WAFL. WAHR. Light including WNAM. WSKI, WCHV. WGSV, WAGE. WBGM. WZLO. KFSB, WJON, KOSW.

AMAZULU "Montego Bay" (MangoAsland) 18/3 Rotations. Heavy 1 /0. Medium 5/0, Light 10/3. Total Adds 3, WSGL, WZLO, KWWS. Heavy. WJON. Medium: Y103, WAFL, WOHO, WCHV, WCVO Light including KEZR, WNAM, WKCX, WBGM. WMTFM, KYJC, KOSW.

REGINA BELLE "Show Me The Way" (Columbia) 14/5 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2,i0, Light 12/5. Total Adds 5. WNIC. 8100. WCHV, WKCX, WAEV. Medium. WOHO. KMGO. Light including WAEB. WWMJ, WEIM. WORG. WZLO, KFSB, KYJC.

NICHOLAS TREMUUS "More Than The Truth" (Island) 14/3 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4/0. Light 10/3, Total Adds 3. WAGE, WKCX, KWWS. Medium. WGLL, WAFL, WJON, KOSW Light including WOHO. WWPA. WCVO, WAEV. WBGM, WZLO, KYJC.

BOY GEORGE "Everything I Own" (Virgin) 14/0 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 5/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds O. Medium. KWAV, WEIM, WAFL, WCHV. KOSW. Light. WSKI. WOHO. WCVQ, WBGM, WZLO, WMTFM, WJON, KYJC. KMGO.

LEVEL 42 "Running In The Family" (Polydor/PolyGram)132 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4,1. Light 9/1, Total Adds 2, WAFL, WCKQ. Medium including WKYE. WGLL. WCHV. Light including WTRX. WEIM, WAGE, WORG. WAEV. WZLO, KYJC. KOSW.

BANANARAMA "I Heard A Rumour" (LondonAblyGram)12/11 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 313, Light 9/6. Total Adds 11, WKYE. WEIM, WGLL, WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, WAGE, WAEV, WZLO, KYJC, KOSW. Light including 8100

CHICAGO "Niagara Falls" (Full Moon/WB) 12/1 Rotations. Heavy 1/1, Medium 9/0. Light 2/0, Total Adds 1. 3WM Medium WKYE, WMGN, KWFM, WGSV, WKCX, WBGM, KFSB, KYJC, KOSW. Light KEY103. WSKI.

GLENN MEDEIROS "Watching Over You" (Amherst) 10/7 Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 4/4, Light 6/3. Total Adds T WTFM, 3WM, WGLL, WAHR, WZLO, WXUS, WJON. Light including WNIC. WTRX, WKCX.

PAUL SIMON "Diamonds On The Soles Of Her Shoes" (WB) 18/3 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 5 /1. Light 5/2, Total Adds 3. WEIM. WAHR. WBGM. Medium including WWMJ, WGLL, WAFL, WMTFM. Light including WKYE. WTRX. WCVQ

FREDDIE JACKSON "Jam Tonight" (Capitol) 9/4 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 6,1, Light 313. Total Adds 4. KIFM. WZNY. WCVO. WMTFM. Medium including B100. WHVE, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI.

BRUCE COCKBURN "Waiting For A Miracle" (Gold Castle) 9/1 Rotations. Heavy 0. Medium 3/0, Light 6/1, Total Adds 1, KWWS. Medium. WEIM, WGLL, WCHV. Light including WKNE. WSKI, KWEB, KYJC. KOSW.

NEW ARTISTS i RrportvAddt

1 BEBE & CECE WINANS /1.0.U. Me (Capitol) 28/5 2 BREAKFAST CLUB/Kiss And Tell (MCA) 28/3 3 10,000 MANIACS/ /Peace Train (Elektra) 26/14 4 GRATEFUL DEAD/Touch Of Grey (Arista) 22/20 5 ROY ORBISON /in Dreams (Virgin) 16/3 6 AMAZULU Montego Bay (Mango /Island) 16/3 7 REGINA BELLE/Show Me The Way (Columbia) 14/5 8 NICHOLAS TREMULIS/More Than The Truth (Island) 14/3 9 BOY GEORGE Everything I Own (Virgin) 14/0

10 BRUCE COCKBURN/Waiting For A Miracle (Gold) 9/1

New Artists are those who have not previously been reported as a Breaker by reporting stations

68 R&R July 31, 1987

AC ADDS & HOTS

I EAST

PARALLEL ONE

WALKIWseRu Edwards/Daniele

HUEY LENTS L THE SMOKE/ ROBINSON MICHAEL JACKSON DAN FOGELBERG LOS LOBOS CHRIS DEBURGH ANITA RARER Hottest: HEART STEVE WINWOOD MAXWICK L OSBORNE MADONNA SUZANNE VEGA

WBNMBNedsIWWe TyleriJoMteon

WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON rottest: DANNY WILSON CHRIS DEBURGH WARNICS L OSBORNE CROWDED HOUSE U2

Keith Abrams

MICHAEL JACKSON 1.08 LOBOS Hottest : WARWICK L OSBORNE WHITNEY HOUSTON SMOKE/ ROBINSON STEVE WINWOOD MADONNA

PARALLEL TWO

W AENANenown Chris Miley

ANITA BAKER DAN ?OGELBERG MICHAEL JACKSON RESTLESS HEART Nottest: WARWICK L OSBORNE STEVE WINWOOD AL JARREAU FLEETWOOD MAC KLYMAXX

WKYE/JWWeoWn Jed Wheels

GRATEFUL DEAD MICHAEL JACKSON JAMES INGRAM RANANARAMA 10,000 MANIACS Hottest: BOB SEGER KLYMAXX SUZANNE VEGA LOS LOBOS MADONNA

WKOWMIce.ROme Carpenter/Carr

MICHAEL JACKSON JAMES INGRAM Hottest: HEART FLEETWOOD MAC DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA WARWICK L OSBORNE

PARALLEL THREE

W WYJIB.rWgN Il.akelllkllSer

MICHAEL JACKSON HERB ALPERT GRATEFUL DEAD Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC MICHAEL JACKSON DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA WASOICK t OSBORNE

Jock Raymond

MICHAEL JACKSON BANANARAMA COCK ROBIN PAUL SIMON TRI ATMA DANIEL LAVOIE WILLIAM ORBIT H ottest: DANNY WILSON U2 STEVE WINMICCO IN PURSUIT SUZANNE VEGA

WKNE/KeerW Mae 'Ninthly

MICHAM, JACKSON BE BE t CE CE WIN Hottest: STEVE WINMOOD SUZANNE 050A WARWICK t OSBORNE LARRY CARLTON JONATHAN BUTLER

WOLLSRerpr.Durp LowlScMnldl

GLENN MEDEIROS ADNANARAMA GRATEFUL DEAD Hottet SUZANNE VEGA AL .TOREAU STEVE WINWOOD FLEETWOOD MAC U2

WAFLAMlerd, DE Tins BNergh

MICHAEL JACKSON COCK ROBIN GRATEFIII. DEAD BANANARAMA IN PURSUIT LEVEL 42 MONTREUX Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON DANNY WILSON WARWICK L OSBORNE MADONNA

WSKYYNMpNMr Bruce SNOW*

GRATEFUL DEAD B ANANARAMA LUTHER INGRAM MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK 4 OSBORNE U2 SUZANNE VEGA MADONNA

WOMOIBIMSb. y Kan Modell

MICHAE. JACKSON BREAKFAST CLUB HUEY LEWIS t THE HERB ALPERT Hottest: KLYMAXX DANNY WILSON CHRIS DEBURGH ANITA BARER MADONNA

WTNY/WN.rown Clomp Metier

MICHAEL JACKSON HERB ALPERT RESTLESS HEART JAMES INGRAM Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD HEART AL JARREAU WARWICK L OSBORNE SUZANNE VEGA

W WPMNMMmspore se.ryMWateSer

Hottest: AL JARREAU JONATHAN BUTLER ELYNA%% JOE COCKER DANNY WILSON

SOUTH

PARALLEL

ONE WSBFMIAtI.ma LoCaeaolMcCBy

MICHAPJ. JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON SMOKE/ ROBINSON Hottest: WARWICK I OSBORNE STEVE WINWOOD KLYIAXX DANNY WILSON HUPT

KVILIDSWs Rhodes/Chapman

MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: ATLANTIC STARR HEART NYLONS STEVE WINWOOD

WLTSINew Oro.ns Seen/Mitchell

MICHAEL JACKSON CHRIS DEBURGH 'AIRA EIANIGAN Hottest: AL JARREAU STEVE WINWOOD CARLY SIMON HEART WARWICK t OSBORNE.

WILT /Tempe AI Casey

MICHAEL JACKSON DAN FOGELBERG MADONNA HUEY LEWIS S THE Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK L OSBORNE HEART AL .TARREAU SMOKE/ ROBINSON

PARALLEL

TWO

WZNYIAUgusta, OA John Patrick

DAN FOGELBERG FREDDIE JACKSON LOS LOBOS MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: CHRIS DEBURGH WARWICK t OSBORNE DANNY WILSON STEVE WINWOOD SUZANNE VEGA

KEY103IAuelln Retest /Alen

IOS LOBOS DEBBIE GIBSON 10.000 MANIACS Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD HEART WARWICK S OSBORNE SUZANNE VEGA CROWDED HOUSE

W XTC/Cheroson OWlneylOJBdsn

WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON RESTLESS HEART ABC .TAMES INGRAM Hottest: STEVE. WINKODD WARWICK 4 OSBORNE CROWDED HOUSE. KLYMAXX MIAMI SOUND MACHI

WAEV/MNertnon West/Deno

GRATEFUL DEAD MICHAEL JACKSON 10,000 MANIACS REGINA BELLE BANANARAMA Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD JONATHAN BUTLER DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA WARWICK L OSBORNE

WOCL/Orlendo Scott Sherwood

MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD HEART GENESIS KLYMAXX SUZANNE VEGA

WTCB/CWum04, SC Merk IIetnIM

MICHAEL JACKSON .TAMES INGRAM HEAR ALPERT LAURA SAMSON IN PURSUIT Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK t OSBORNE HEART KLYMAXX SUZANNE VEGA

YtOSIJ.ekemnMN. DOIIO.II.NILM

MICHAEL JACKSON LOS LOBOS ABC Nottest: U2 HEART SUZANNE VEGA STEVE WINWOOD MICHAEL JACKSON

WWII/Johnson City Mere McKinney

MICAAD. JACKSON BE BE. t CE CE WIN JAMES INGRAM GLENN MFDEIROS Hottest: WARWICK t OSBORNE STEVE WINWOOD ELY/SACK SMOKE/ ROBINSON DANNY WILSON

U1021KnosMIIe Hobbs/Troller

HUEY LEWIS L THE DAN FOGELBERG MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK L OSBORNE U2 KLYMAXX WHITNEY HOUSTON

WRKAAOUlHllle Kenny/Crawlerd

MICHAEL JACKSON LOS LOBOS ANITA BARER Hottest: STEVE WINWCOD KLYMAXX HEART CROWDED HOUSE SUZANNE VEGA

WIZDMobil..Pens.OW$ RIM Freeman

MI CHAO. JACKSON WHISPERS LAURA RRANIGAN GRATEFUL DEAD RESTLESS HEART HERB ALPERT Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC MADONNA SUZANNE VEGA DANNY WILSON STEVE WINWOOD

KELTMcAIOn Ted Griffin

MICHAEL JACKSON DAN FOGELBERG DANNY WILSON REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: SURFACE CARLY SIMON JONATHAN BUTLER ABC A. JARREAU

WEZCICherone liming/Comm MICHAEL JACKSON LOS LOBOS Hottest DAN HILL FLEETWOOD MAC HEART KENNY G KENNY LOGGINS

WLACFWRash.Nle Nichols/Sargent

MADONNA MICHAEL JACKSON YUEN, LONIS S THE Hottest: HEART KLYMAXX DANNY WILSON STEVE WINKODD SUZANNE VEGA

WZLO/Tspeio Todd Tedder

MICHAEL JACKSON GLENN MEDEIPOS

RANANARA MA AMAZUUI Hottest, WARWICK 4 OSBORNE KLYMAXX SUZANNE VEGA DANNY WILSON JONATHAN BUTLER

WSLwIOmWRe Don O'Shea

WHITNEY HOUSTON BREAKFAST' CLUB IN PURSUIT MICHAEL JACKSON RESTLESS HEART Hottest: HEART U2 DAN HILL SURFACE KLYMAXX

WNVE/Seneme LlndeeylLewrerWCe

MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON GRATEFUL DEAD LOS LOBOS Hottest: FLEETWOOD MAC SYSTEM SUZANNE VEGA MIAMI SOUND MACHI WAWICK L OSBORNE

WRMFIWest Point Beech Deny Perks

MICHAEL JACKSON IOS LOBOS FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: WARWICK I OSBORNE. DANNY WILSON JONATHAN BUTLER SUZANNE VEGA SMOKET ROBINSON

PARALLEL

THREE

WCKO1CampbellsYllle JecksONMCCOndoll

MICHAEL JACKSON CROWDED MOUSE GRATEFUL DEAD BANANARAMA LEVEL 42 Hottest: U2 DANNY WILSON JETS BOB SEGER WARWICK t OSBORNE

WCVOK:WksBIBe Donnie Daley

LOS LOBOS MICHAEL JACKSON FORCE MD'S ABC FREDDIE JACKSON GRATEFUL DEAD Hottest: SUZANNE VEGA DANNY WILSON WARWICK t OSBORNE CHRIS DEBURGH CROWDED HOUSE

WKCXKOnw Ready OWkk

MICHAEL JACKSON REGINA BELLE 10.000 MANIACS NICHOLAS TRDIULIS Hottest: KMOREY ROBINSON STEVE MINIODD HEART KLYMAXX JOE COCKER

WCHVICIwbIWMW Bob James

MICHAEL JACKSON GO WEST DAVE MASON REGINA BELLE SATING OUT SISTER Hottest: JONATHAN BUTLER DANNY WILSON MEDLEY L KARNES SUZANNE VEGA U2

WOSV/OunIMeMIM JecksotNBeN

'AS LOBOS MICHAEL JACKSON GRATEFUL DEAD 10.000 MANIACS Hottest: WARWICK t OSBORNE KLYMAXX SUZANNE VEGA STEVE WINWOOD JONATHAN BUTLER

WAINAWnoMee Cameo

SMOKE( ROBINSON WHITNEY HOUSTON PAUL SIMON BE BE L CE CE WIN HUEY LOTIS L THE MADONNA MICHAEL JACKSON 10,000 MANIACS GLENN MEDEIROS CRYSTAL GAYLE JUICE NEWTON OAR RIDGE BOYS DON WILLIAMS LYLE LOVETT TERRI GIBBS Hottest: STEVE WINWOOn AL JARREAU RONNIE MILSAP FLEETWOOD MAC CHRIS DEBURGH

WOROIOnngWNg Stu Wright

MICHAEL JACKSON GRATEFUL DEAn 10.000 MANIACS ROY ORAISON Hottest: JONATHAN BUTLER SUZANNE VEGA WARWICK 4 OSBORNE U2 LARRY CARLTON

WAGE/Leesburg Slew Porter

NICHOLAS TRDIULIS MLCHAD. JACKSON 10,000 MANIACS BANANARAMA SWING OUT SISTER Hottest: DANNY WILSON KLYMAXX AL JARREAU HEART STEVE WTNWMn

WSOLINapos Bob Berry

MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON AMAZUUI CHRIS DEBURGH RONNIE SPECTOR DAN FOGELBERG REO SPEERWAGON Hottestt CROWDED IOU5E SUZANNE VEGA DANNY WILSON WARWICK t OSBORNE SMOKE/ ROBINSON

WBOWTaMhessw J.J Steele

MICHAEL JACKSON ROGERS t MILSAP PAUL SIMON Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD KLYMAXX AL JARREAD SUZANNE VEGA DANNY WILSON

MIDWEST

PARALLEL

ONE

WAMAMICMCinnell Kosalt/West

MICHAEL JACKSON miry LEWIS 4 THE Hottest: JONATHAN BUT!.EP STEVE WINWOOD HEART DANNY WILSON AI. JARREAD

WLTF/CIwstMW WIISNtIPapeY1M

LOS LOBOS HUEY LEWIS L THE Hottest: U2 HEART STEVE WINWOOD SUZANNE VEGA CROWDED HOUSE

WMJBCMwI.nd ls.r./TOKesea

none Hottest: EDDIE MONEY HEART STEVE WINWOOD AL JARREAU CROWDED HOUSE

W SNY/COINnbrrs H.Natlllbrmndy

MICHAEL JACKSON CROWDED HOUSE Hottest: GENESIS DANNY WILSON HEART ATLANTIC STARR WARWICK t OSBORNE

WNICNMCON LlndKuykendMl

MICHAEL JACKSON REGINA BELLE Hottest: HEART MADONNA WHITNEY HOUSTON SUZANNE VEGA STEVE WINWOOD

WOMCIDetrolt B eaty ArypnbrIBM

MICHAEL JACKSON HUEY LEWIS & THE MADONNA FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: JONATHAN BUTLER AL JARREAU STEVE. WINWOOD KLYMAXX WARWICK t OSBORNE

KLSSKans.* Clly LandlAkn

HUEY LEWIS t THE MICHAEL JACKSON IN PURSUIT MIAMI SOUND MACH! Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON DAN HILL STEHT. WINWDOD WALBLICK 4 OSBORNE LOS LOBOS

WMYXMNw.Nkee B eth Fest

MICHAEL JACKSON MADONNA RESTLESS HEART SUZANNE VEGA Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD HEART KLYMAXX DAN HILL DANNY WILSON,

KSTPMinnespWo Chuck Knapp

JETS Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD MIAMI SOUND MACHI SUZANNE VEGA JONATHAN BUTLER HEART

KYKY151 LBule

De/Id Blair

MICHAEL JACKSON MADONNA Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD BRUCE HORNSBY AL JARREAD WARWICK L OSBORNE DANNY WILSON

PARALLEL iWO WNAWAppMMn-0shtph CNIMSMINer

MICHAEL JACKSON NYLONS Hottest: DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA CHRIS DEBURGH STEVE WINWOOD

WTRXIFIIm P.er.anlMW4

MICHAEL JACKSON 10.000 MANIACS JAMES INGRAM NYLONS Hottest: WARWICK t OSBORNE K LYMAXX HEART cROWDW rouse SMOKE/ ROBINSON

WLIITIOnnd Rapids AsMlordlMOwn

MICHAS. JACKSON JAMES INGRAM U2 RESTLESS HEART LOS LOBOS WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: STEVE WINWMDD WARWICK L OSBORNE KLYMAXX DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA

WFMKAansing KnlgHt/AsMOrd

MICHAEL JACKSON JAMES INGRAM U2 RESTLESS HEART IOS LOBOS WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK L OSBORNE KLYMAXX DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA

WMONIMBOMen O'NstlWondl

WHITNE? HOUSTON MICHAEL. JACKSON .TAMES INGRAM Hottest: SUZANNE VEGA CHRIS DEBURGH SMCKEY ROBINSON DANNY WILSON MADONNA

WMNWMgM.w NIean1Y.MNW

Wry/WET HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON HUEY LEWIS S THE LOS LOBOS Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD KLYMAXX JONATHAN BUTLER DANNY WILSON WARWICK 4 OSBORNE

SWMITOode KNtBIBWIROwO

GENESIS CHICAGO GLENN MEDEIROS WHITNEY HOUSTON PRETENDERS HUEY LEWIS S THE LOS LOBOS CROWDED HOUSE U2 MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: KENNY G CARLY SIMON WHITNEY HOUSTON HEART STEVE WINWOOD

PARALLEL THREE

K W EBlllochealer Al AAeoott

none Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD HEART ONATHAN BUTLER FLEETWOOD MAC WARWICK t OSBORNE

WMJCNMIO Creek Joe Landon

WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON U2 RESTLESS HEART LOS LOBOS JAMES INGRAM Hottest: DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA STEVE WINKODD WARWICK 4 OSBORNE K LYRA OC

WTVIn04nepDlls Ow/ Mesew

MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON ANITA BAKER Hottest: STEVE WINNOOD WARWICK t OSBORNE SUZANNE VEGA JONATHAN BUTLER DAN FOGELBERG

KFSSIJOpIin Troy West

MICHAEL JACKSON HUEY LEWIS L THE 10,000 MANIACS GRATEFUL DEAD NYLONS Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK t OSBORNE JONATHAN BUTLER DANNY WILSON FLEETWOOD MAC

WSUMM1tleysIM sob Vim

GLENN MFDEIROS MICHAEL JACKSON RESTLESS HEART Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD SUZANNE VEGA MADONNA DANNY WILSON KLYMAXX

WMTiWCSder Refolds OISen/Beders

GRATEFUL DEAD FREDDIE JACKSON LAURA MAHICAN 10,000 MANIACS JAMES INGRAM MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA FLEETWOOD MAC LARRY CARLTON

WJONISI. Cloud Mike Dom MICHAEL TOMLINSON 'WHAM. JACKSON GLENN MFDEIROS WHITNEY HOUSTON DAN FOGELBERG Hottest: DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA LARRY CARLTON WARWICK t OSBORNE AMAZULU

92 Reporters 86 Current Reports

Three stations reported a frozen list this week:

K101 /San Francisco KWEB/Rochester

WWPAIWilliamsport

Two stations did not report a

playlist, therefore their rotations were frozen:

KHYL/Sacramento WMJI/Cleveland

One station did not report a new playlist for two weeks in a row. Their

rotations were not included in the current chart. KSDISt. Louis

WEST

PARALLEL

ONE KMJYDaneer EIMaWMady

SMOKE/ ROBINSON Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD KENNY G GINO VAINELLI HEART GENESIS

K10118an Francisco Jed* Kulp

none Nottest: BRUCE HORNSRY CROWDED HOUSE NYLONS KI.YN XX SU AFAC E

KKLTIPheerns Church/Thrums

MICHAEL JACKSON HUEY LEWIS 4 THE WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: DAN MILL HEART KLYMAXX U2 LOS LOBOS

KLCYISeN Late City Michael O'Brien

MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON HERB ALPERT RESTLESS HEART Hottest: KLYMAXX DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA WARWICK L OSBORNE SMOKE/ ROBINSON

KEHASen Joao Benno Knox

MICHAEL JACKSON LOS LOBOS ANITA RAKER Hottest: KLYMAXX STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK L OSBORNE SMOKET ROBINSON MADONNA

B100/Sen Diego Rich/Knight

MICHAEL JACKSON EUROPE LISA LISA NATALIE COLE REGINA BELLE Hottest: HEART WHISPERS SYSTEM U2 LOS LOBOS

KFWSan Dogo Michael Parks

WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON ABC U2 FREDDIE JACKSON Hottest: none

KHYLIBeaNnertb John Chapped

none Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD SUZANNE VEGA JONATHAN BUTLER FLEETWOOD MAC AL JARREAU

KOST/Lee Angeles Kaye/Kiley

MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: DAN HI1.1.

WARWICK 4 OSBORNE MADONNA WHITNEY HOUSTON MICMAC. JACKSON

PARALLEL TWO KWAVIMOnorey Michael Reeding

WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON LOS LOBOS JAMES INGRAM Hottest: MADONNA STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK L OSBORNE DANNY WILSON HEART

KWFM/TN:son Dave Weed

MICHAEL JACKSON HERB ALPERT BE BE L CE CE WIN 10.000 MANIACS Hottest: KLYMAXX STEVE WINWOOD SUZANNE VEGA WARWICK L OSBORNE FLEETWOOD MAC

KOOK/Eugene MeabrI.MIBer

MICHAEL JACKSON ANITA BAKER SMOKE/ ROBINSON HUEY LEWIS S THE JAMES INGRAM Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON DAN HILL STEVE WINWOOD HEART SUZANNE VEGA

KVUUICOOrado Springs Howerd.oekson

WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON GRATEFUL DEAD Hottest: HEART DANNY WILSON FLEETWOOD MAC WARWICK 4 OSBORNE SUZANNE VEGA

KKOIFINANMpuupw Susan Bradley

MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD JONATHAN BUTLER NYLONS SUZANNE VEGA

PARALLEL THREE

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MICHAD. JACKSON 10,000 MANIACS ROY ORBI SON GRATEFUL DEAD HERB ALPERT Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD WARWICK t OSBORNE. DANNY WILSON SUZANNE VEGA FLEETWOOD MAC

KWWSRN1, CO Dean Angel

MICHAEL JACKSON REO SPEEDWAGON CROWDED HOUSE WHEY LEWIS S THE RESTLESS HEART ROY ORAISON WHITNEY HOUSTON GRATEFUL DEAD NICHOLAS TREMULIS BE BE L CF.. CE WIN AMA ZULU BRACE COCKBURN KILLIAN ORBIT Hottest: HEART DANNY WILSON JONATHAN BUTLER WARWICK t OSBORNE LARRY CARLTON

KYJCIMedbrd Kay/Kirk

MICHAEL JACKSON GRATEFUL DEAD BANANARAMA ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: STEVE WINNOW DANNY WILSON WARWICK t OSBORNE SUZANNE VEGA SMOMEY ROBINSON

KOAOIDerHer Barry James

SUZANNE VEGA GRATEFUL DEAD MICHAEL JACKSON IOS TOBOS Hottest: GENESIS U2 DAN HILL,

KOSWIKOak Springs Peal Carpenter

MICHAEL JACKSON CROWDED MOUSE BREAKFAST CLUB GRATEFUL DEAD BANANARAMA Hottest: FLEETWOOD MA' BERNIE TRIIPIN MEDLEY L WARNES LARRY CARLTON WARWICK 4 OSBORNE

KMGOlSente Barbera Stephen Meade

MICHAEL JACKSON LAS LOBOS JAMES INGRAM 10,000 MANIAC S DAVID BENOIT Hottest: AL JARREAU HEART WARWICK L OSBORNE BERNIE TAUPIN RUSH L ELTON

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AC ADDS & HOTS

MOST ADDED MICHAEL JACKSON (29) WHITNEY HOUSTON (19)

SMOKEY ROBINSON (8) DANNY WILSON (7)

LOS LOBOS (6) MADONNA (6)

DAN FOGELBERG (5) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (5)

SUZANNE VEGA (5) ROY ORBISON (4)

EAST

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HOTTEST WARWICK & OSBORNE (26)

STEVE WINWOOD (24) AL JARREAU (23)

KLYMAXX (18) SUZANNE VEGA (16)

HEART (14) DAN HILL (14)

CARLY SIMON (8)

DANNY WILSON (8)

LARRY CARLTON (7)

WICC/Ildelsoport WELT Eon Henn pMrplMeW LARRY CARLTON JONATHAN BUTLER DANNY ILSON MICHAEL . ACKSON HDtteate MICHAEL JACKSON U) SUZANNC A MO B SLOSH "G MADOHMA

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One station reported a frozen list this week:

WGOW /Chattanooga

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One station did not report a new playlist for six weeks in a row. Their

data was not used: wBT/Charlotte

WOBROGdaboro WKYRAWyt.A Alan Wow Carvell/Wan

MICHAEL JACKSON DANNY WI LSON ROGERS L 1111SAF JONATHAN MUTLEE DAVE MASON FLEETWOOD MAC NYLONS SMOKEY ROBINSON RettestI RADON. KLEMM CROWDED HOUSE STEVE W}NNOOD CHM IS DLNIRGN WARWICK a OSBORNE Mttest. LARRY CARLTON STEW WINWOOD SUZANNE SVGA RLYMAXX

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These new stations did not call in a report, so they had no chart

information entered: KFI /Los Angeles

KOMO /Seattle KRMG;Tulsa

WHDH /Boston WSB /Atlanta

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Six stations did not report a playllst, therefore their rotations were frozen:

KDKA /Pittsburgh KVEC /San Luis Obispo

WISN /Milwaukee WKYX /Paducah

WTKO/lthaca

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56 Reporters 43 Reporters

MOST ADDED MICHAEL JACKSON (16)

WHITNEY HOUSTON (7)

SMOKEY ROBINSON (7)

DAN FOGELBERG (5) HUEY LEWIS (4)

MADONNA (4)

WARWICK & OSBORNE (4)

CHRIS DeBURGH (2) U2 (2)

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WHITNEY HOUSTON (16) HEART (15)

SUZANNE VEGA (12) WARWICK & OSBORNE (10)

DAN HILL (9) AL JARREAU (9)

KENNY G (8) KLYMAXX (7)

BRUCE HORNSBY (6)

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were frozen: KCIX /Boise

W W MX /Baltimore

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These two stations have yet to call in a report, so they had no Information

entered: KKCW /Portland WCLR /Chicago

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KACE/Los Angeles, KUTE /Los

Angeles, and WLRN /Chicago did not report

this week.

KLRSISan Jose adds two each by Moody Blues member Patrick Moraz and European artist Denis Haines; Chick Corea's "Light Years" recently peaked at N4 on the R&R Jazz chart. KTWV jumps early on Michael Tomlinson's LP title track; Chet Atkins's song is among the hottest. KBLXISan Francisco is the only station to report Michael Jackson's new single.

SOUTH 1 tin

70 RaR July 31, 1987

RADIO & RECORDS NATIONAL AIRPLAY

JAZZ

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15 16

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4

TOP 30 JULY 31, 1987

G. BENSON /E. KLUGH /Collaboration (WB) "Airy" (26) "Stomp" (18) "Cdlab." (17)

PAT METHENY GROUP /Still Life (Talking) (Geffen) 'Talk" (27) "Last" (20) "So" (16)

JANIS SIEGEL /At Home (Atlantic) "Trouble" (23) "Small" (15) "Blade" (14)

ANDY NARELIJThe Hammer (Windham Hill) " Hannibal's' (23) "Fog" (22) "Bronto. "(15)

LARRY CARLTON/Discovery (MCA Master Series) "Hello' (18) "Knock" (17) "Minute" (16)

YELLOWJACKETS/Four Corners (MCA) "Mile" (18) Out (16) "Past" (11)

JOHN BLAKE /Adventures Of The Heart (Gramavision) .... "Mr. McT" (16) "Sunset" (12) "Mandela" (10)

CHICK COREA ELEKTRIC BAND/Light Years (GRP) "Light" (12) "Second" (12) "Flamingo' (11)

DUKE ELLINGTON ORCHESTRA/Digital Duke (GRP) "Satin" (15) "Cottontail" (13) "Take" (12)

MICHAEL FRANKS/The Camera Never Lies (WB) "Face' (16) "Innuendo" (16) "Island" (10)

EDDIE DANIELS/To Bird, With Love (GRP) "East" (13) "Little" (12) "Just" (11)

MODERN JAll QUARTET/Three Windows (Atlantic) .... "Django" (19) "Kansas.' (18) "Three' (15)

NANCY WILSON/Forbidden Lover (Columbia) "You" (10) "I Was (9) "If You (7)

CHARLIE HADEN /Quartet West (Verve) "Bay' (15) "Hermitage" (14) "My Foolish" (11)

BOBBY HUTCHERSON/In The Vanguard (Landmark) "Little" (17) "Well" (8) Si' "ae (8)

CABO FRIO /Cabo Frio (Zebra /MCA) "Banana" (15) "Tiger" (10) "Caribbean' (8)

CARLA BLEY/Sextet (ECM) "Brooklyn" (17) " Brahms' (16) "Houses" (8)

ETTA JAMES/EDDIE VINSON/The Late Show (Fantasy) "Teach" (18) "I'd Rather" (16) "Old" (8)

DUKE ROBILLARD /Swing (Rounder) "Jumpin ." (11) "Shufflin "' (8) "Cadillac" (7)

MAYNARD FERGUSON/High Voltage (Intima/Enigma) "Marketplace' (15) "Shuffle" (7) 'Sunday' (6)

ELEMENTS/Blown Away (Passport Jazz) "Calypso" (14) "Brazilian" (9) "Margo" (9)

MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Live (Atlantic) "Four (8) "Boulevard" (6) "Meet" (5)

JIMMY HEATH/Peer Pleasure (Landmark) YOU Can' (13) " Trane" (10) "Sag" (7)

PAT KELLYNiews Of The Future (Nova) "San' (13) "Right" (7) 'Tell" (7)

PETER ERSKINETransition (Denon) "Caazon" (22) "Smart" (6) "Transition" (6)

SPHERE/Four Fa All (Verve) "Biana" (9) "Bittersweet" (7) "Lunacy' (6)

ERNESTINE ANDERSON/Be Mine Tonight (Concord) "Sack" (9) "Christopher" (8) "Sunday' (7)

JIMMY McGRIFF/The Starting Five (Milestone /Fantasy) "Movin "" (9) "Doggone" (7) "BGO" (6)

LESLIE DRAYTON á FUNAnnuendos (Esoteric /Optimism) ... "Monday" (14) "Happy" (5) "Sexy" (4)

GRANT GEISSMAN/Snapshots (TBA /Palo Alto) "The Way" (6) "Fish" (4) "Snapshots" (4)

NEW & ACTIVE FATBURGER /Good News (Intima /Enigma) 16,3 'News' (13) 'Doctor' (6) 'Truth' (4) Hotatnns Heavy 30, Medium 103. Login 30. Tot. Adds 3 KPLL, WLVE. WHVE Heart KTOJ KLCC. KIFM. Medium

WLOO, WNOP. WBBY, KKGO, KJZZ. KMHD, KUOP

6. WASHINGTON JR./Strawberry Moon (Columbia) 14/11 'Strawberry' (7) 'Look' (7) 'Shivaree' (3) Rotations- Heavy 7/5. Medium 1/1, Light 6 /5, Total Adds 11, WMOT. WLOO, WBEE. KTCJ, KUOP, KPLU, WNEW. WFSS.

WLVE, KLCC. KKUL Heavy WJZZ, KKGO

FREDDIE HUBBARD/Life Flight (Blue Note) 13/13 'Battlescar (7) 'Melting' (5) 'Saint's' (3) Rotations Heavy 3/3. Medium 6/6, Light 4/4. Total Adds 13, WGBH. WEBR, WBGO. WBEE, WBBY, WJZZ. KTCJ. KKGO.

KMHD. KJAZ. WNEW. WNUR. KXPR.

TERRY GIBBS/Sundown Sessions, Vol. 2 (Fantasy) 13/4 'Fat' (10) 'Back' (4) 'Moonglew' (3) Rofatoos Heavy 4/0, Medium 3/1, Light 613. Total Adds 4. WEBR. WBEE, WHVE. WUSF Heavy KANU, KLON. KBEM.

KKUL Medium KADX. KWMU

BRIAN TORFF/Hitahhiker 01 Karoo (Optimism) 13/1 'Hitchhiker' (7) 'Cathedral' (5) 'Mama' (5) Rotations Heavy 4/0. Medium 4/0, Light 5/1, Total Adds 1. WMOT. Heavy WJAZ. WNOP, KLCC, KLSK. Medium KJZZ,

KPLU. WHRO, KWMU

HANK CRAWFORD/Mr. Chips (Milestone/Fantasy) 1211 'Mr.' (6) 'Stand' (6) 'Endless' (4) Rotations Heavy 31O, Medium 7/0. Light 2'1, Total Adds 1, WLOO Heavy KERA, KPLU. WFSS Medium WBGO, WRTI,

WNOP, WBBY. KADX. KBEM. KLSK

DAVE GRUSIN/Clnemagic (GRP) 12/0 'Actor's' (9) 'Condor' (7) 'Golden' (2) Rotations Heavy 30 5 0 1 light 4 0 Tom! Adds O Heavy KJZZ KBE M WVPE Medium KTCJ. KKGO. WFSS.

WLVE. WHVE

JOHN JARVIS/Something Constructive (MCA MS) 12/0 'Wide' (7) 'Solving' (5) 'Southern' (5) Rotations Heavy 2r0. Medium 4 0, Light 6iO. Total Adds 0 Heavy WBBY. WVPE Medium WEBR, WOTB. WAER, KKGO

ALVIN RED TYLER/Graciously (Rounder) 11/4 'Graciously' (5) 'Count'em' (4) 'Dreamsvllle' (3) Raahons Heavy 1/0. Medium 5/3. Light 5/1, Total Adds 4, KERA. KPLU. KLCC, KLSK. Heavy WHRO Madam KKUL,

KXPR

LANZ & SPEER/Natural Stales (Narada/Equlnox) 11/1 'Behind' (7) 'Rain' (4) 'Faces F.2' (3) Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 2/1. Total Adds 1, WFAE Heavy WVPE, KIFM. KLSK Medium WOTB. WLOO, KUOP. KPLU, WLVE, KLCC

FRIEDEMANNAndian Summer (Narada/Equlnox) 10/3 'Sun' (5) 'Eye' (3) 'Indian' (3) Rotations Heavy 3/1, Medium 3 0 Light 4,2. Total Adds 3. KUOP. KPLU. WVPE Heavy KLCC, KLSK Medium. WMOT,

WLOO. WNOP

RALPH MOORE QUARTET/623 C Street (Crisscross) 10/1 'Christina' (3) 'Black' (3) 'Cecilia' (3) Rotations: Heavy 4/0. Medium 2/0, Light 4/t, Total Adds 1. WGBH Heavy WBFO. WRTI, KJAZ. WNUR Medium KKUL.

KXPR

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JAMES á VINSON (8) OTB (8)

JANIS SIEGEL (7) JIMMY HEATH (6)

T. LAVITZ (6)

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BENSON KLUGH (17) ANDY NARELL (17) JANIS SIEGEL (13)

YELLOWJACKETS (11) LARRY CARLTON (8) MICHAEL FRANKS (7)

CHICK COREA (6)

EDDIE DANIELS (6) BOBBY HUTCHERSON (6)

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PAT METHENY Talk (9) JAMES á VINSON/Teach (8)

FREDDIE HUBBARD /Battlescar (7)

JIMMY HEATH/You Can (6) T. LAVITZTree (6)

G. WASHINGTON JR. Look (6)

G. WASHINGTON JR. /Strawberry (6)

KENNY PORE /At This Momen (TBA/Pale Alto) 10/1 'Defying' (8) 'Can I' (4) 'Can't Stop' (4) Rotations. Heavy 6 /1. Medium 4/0, Light 0/0. Total Adds 1. KPLU Heavy WAER, WNOP. KTCJ. WHVE KLCC Medium WJZZ, KJZZ, WLVE, KIFM.

BIRDS OF A FEATHER/Birds Of A Feather (Optimism) 10/1 'Down' (5) 'Time' (5) 'Waiting' (4) Rotations: Heavy 2/0. Medium 4/0. Light 4'1, Total Adds 1. KLCC Heavy KKGO, KIFM. Medium WAER WDET KTCJ. WLVE.

J. & J. CHEATHAM/Homeward Bound (Concord) 10/1 'Permanent' (4) 'Daddy -0' (4) 'Homeward' (3) Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 6/1, Light O/0, Total Adds 1, WDET. Heavy. WBGO. WBEE. KLON, KWMU Medium KADX. KJAZ, WNUR. KLCC. KLSK

JOSHUA BREAKSTONE QUINTET/Echoes (Fantasy) 9/1 'Oblivion' (8) 'Even' (3) 'My Head' (2) Rotations Heavy 6/0, Medium 31. Light 0/0. Total Adds 1. KREM. Heavy WRTI, WBEE, KANU. KADX, WUSF. WVPE Medium -. WHRO, WNUR.

BUD SHANK QUARTET /At Jay/ Alley (Contemporary) 9B 'NlgMingale' (4) 'Seeflowers' (4) 'Long' (2) Rotations Heavy 5/0. Medium 2/0, Light 2/0, Total Adds 0 Heavy KANU, KADX, KLON. WHRO, KKUL Medium WMOT. KPLU

OTB/Live At Mt. Full (Blue Note) 8/8 'Parisian' (4) 'Pearl' (4) 'Elevation' (2) Rotations. Heavy 1/1, Medium 22, Light 5/5. Total Adds 8. WBGO, KANU. KLON. KKGO, KJAZ. KUOP, WHRO. KXPR.

NIELS LAN DOKYThe Target (StoryviHe) 8/4 'Autumn' (8) 'What For' (4) 'Target' (3) Rotations Heavy 3/1. Medium 3/1, Light 2/2. Total Adds 4, WFPL, KLON. KWMU. KXPR Heavy KJAZ. KKUL. Medium- WNOP, KLCC

SLOW BURN/Slow Burn (Fractal) 8/2 'Northern' (5) ' Duende' (4) 'Phoenix' (3) Rotations Heavy 1 /1. Medium 6 /1. Light t 0, Total Adds 2, KPLU, KREM. Medum WAER. WDET. KJZZ. KLCC. KLSK.

SONNY STITT with HANK JONES /Good Life (Black -Hawk) 82 'Bye Bye' (3) 'Autumn' (2) 'Angel' (2) Rotations Heavy 2/1, Mecum 4/1. Light 2/0, Total Adds 2. WGBH. WNUR. Heavy: WMOT. Medium WBEE, WBBY. WNEW

WARREN VACHE' SEXTETTE/Easy Going (Concord) 8T 'Little' (3) 'Easy' (3) 'Warm' (3) Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 410. Light 2'1. Total Adds 1. KXPR. Heavy WJAZ. KREM Medium. WRTI, KADX. KLON, KKUL

DAVE BRUBECK/Blue Rondo (Concord) 8/0 'How Doss' (4) 'Festival' (3) 'Easy' (3) Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 4 /0. Light 1 /0, Total Adds O. Heavy WJAZ, WMOT. WBEE Medium WRTI, KADX, WHRO. WNUR

ETTA JONES/Fine & Mellow (Muse) 8/O 'Laughed' (4) 'Fine' (4) 'Foolish' (3) Rotations Heavy 3'0 Medium 5'0, Light O /0, Total Adds 0 Heavy WBGO. WJAZ, KREM. Medium. WGBH. WBEE. KANU. KLON, KJAZ

MAX ROACH/Bright Moments (Soul Note) 8/0 'Fly' (5) 'Tribute' (3) 'Double' (2) Rotations- Heavy 2 0. M. . 4'0. Ugh* 7 0 Total Ari n 0 Heavy. WGBH, WBEE. Medium WRTI, KANU, KMHD. KWMU.

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88% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 32/32, Medium 30/30, Light 19/18, Total Adds 80 including WXYV, WBLK, WUSL, WDJY, WVEE, K104, KMJQ, WHRK, WYLD -FM, K94, WOWI, WBMX, WGCI, WZAK, WJLB, WLUM, KMJM, XHRM. Sets a new record for first week adds and highest first week percentage of reporters. Debuts at number 16 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

LISA LISA & CULT JAM Lost In Emotion (Columbia)

80% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/00, Medium 22/2, Light 51/27, Total Adds 29 including WXYV, WILD, WBLK, WAMO, WHUR, WVEE, KRNB, WEDR, WZAK, KPRS, XHRM. Debuts at number 39 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

MADAME X

Just That Type Of Girl (Atlantic) 72% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 19/4, Light 47/19, Total Adds 23 Including WILD, WUSL, WAMO, WEDR, K94, WOWI, WBLZ, KRPS, KMJM, XHRM.

PRINCE U Got The Look (Paisley Park /WB)

71% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 24/2, Light 38/21, Total Adds 24 including WDAS, WAMO, KRNB, WHRK, WEDR, KPRS, KMJM, KDAY, 0C104, WJIZ, WENN, WKGN.

PATRICE RUSHEN Anything Can Happen (Arista)

65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 16/1, Light 44/10, Total Adds 11, WAMO, WDJY, WVEE, WGCI, WBLZ, WZAK, WJLB, KMJM, WQMG, WBLX, KMYX.

WHITNEY HOUSTON Didn't We Almost Have It All (Arista)

64% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 24/8, Light 32/15, Total Adds 24 including WBLK, WAMO, WHUR, WVEE, K104, KRNB, KPRS, WLUM, KJLH, KDKO.

LAKESIDE "Bullseye" (Solar/Capitol) 54/13 Rotations Heavy 310, Medium 12/0. Light 39/13, Total Adds 13. WEDR, WTMP, WBMX, WBLZ. WJLB, WXOK, WFXC. WZFX, WHYZ, WJJS. 2103. WXLA, WVOI. Heavy WPLZ, WANM, WWWS.

JOHN WHITE "(Can't) Get You Out Of My System" (Geffen) 50/10 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 18 /1, Light 32/9. Total Adds 10, WUSL. WAMO, WIMP. WZAK. KSOL. WEKS, WPAL, WLOU, WPLZ, WANM Mediums include WDAS. K104, WGCI, KPRS. WJIZ, WXOK, WZAZ, KOKY, WXLA, WVOI.

L.L. COOL J "I Need Love" (Def Jam /Columbia) 49/33 Rotations Heavy 8/2. Medium 13/7, Light 28/24, Total Adds 33, WVEE, KMJQ, WHRK. WYLDFM, K94, WOWI. WBMX, WZAK, WLUM, KMJM, KJLH, XHRM, KSOL, WJIZ, KOXL, WXOK, WAN, WPAL, Z93. WPEG, WFXC. WQMG, WJMI, WPDO, WOIS, KOKY, WJYL, WJJS. KHYS, WPLZ, WANM, WKWM, KKPW.

NEW EDITION "Helplessly In Love" (MCA) 4920 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 15:1. Light 31/19, Total Adds 20. WBLK, WAMO, WHUR. WVEE, WEDR. WGCI, KMJM, KJLH, WNHC. OC104, WJIZ. WEKS. WPEG, WJMI, KOKY, WDIA, WORL. WANM, WTLC, KPRW.

JENNIFER HOWDAY "Head On The Une" (Geffen) 49/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/2, Light 42/12, Total Adds 14. WDAS, WYLDFM, WGCI, KDAY, WJIZ, WXOK, WQMG, WKXI, Z16. WBLX. WOOK, WORL. KHYS, WANM. Medium. WHUR, WTMP, WPAL, WLOU, WWWS.

SURFACE "Lately" (Columbia) 4723 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/1. Light 44/22. Total Adds 23, WXYV, WAMO. KRNB, WYLDFM. K94, KPRS. KJLH, 0C104. WJIZ, WEKS, WATV, WENN. WZFX. KDLZ, WQMG, WHYZ, WJYL, WLOU, WDIA, WORL, KBUZ, KDKO. KKPW

GLENN JONES "We've Only Just Begun" (Jive/RCA) 47/20 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/2, Light 38/18. Total Adds 20. WDJY, WHUR, MEE, K94, WOWI, WBLZ. WLUM, KDAY, KJLH, Z93. WZFX, KOLZ, WPDO, WZAZ. WOIS, WJYL, Z103, WKWM, KATZFM. KMYX.

STEPHANIE MILLS "(You're Puffin') A Rush On Ms" (MCA) 48/33 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/4. Light 31/29, Total Adds 33, WXYV, WBLK, WDAS, WAMO. WHUR, K104, KMJQ, WYLDFM, K94, WBMX, KMJM, KDAY. KSOL, WKND, WNHC, WDKX, WENN, WPAL, Z93, JET94, WQMG, WOFX, Z16, WOIS, KDKS, WCIN, WKWM, WTLC. WXLA, KPRW, WWWS. WVOI, KDKO.

FAT BOYS "Wipe Out" (Tin Pan Apple/PG) 48 /18 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 18/2. Light 24/14, Total Adds 16, K104. KMJQ. WHRK, WYLDFM, WGCL'KMJM, WNHC. 0C104. WXOK, WENN, WPEG, WFXC, WKXI, WKGN, WORL, KPRW. Heavy: WEDR, WWDM, WHYZ, KKSS.

DEELE "Can -U -Dana" (Solar /Capitol) 45/8 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 13/0. Light 32/8, Total Adds 8, KJLH, WPAL, WZFX, KDLZ. WOOK. KHYS, WVOI, KBUZ. Medium WDAS, K104, WGCI, WBLZ, WZAK, Z93, WPDO, KJCB, 216. WDIA. WCIN. WWWS. KATZFM.

NAJEE "Betcha Don't Know" (EMI America) 40/8 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 12,2, Light 26/6. Total Adds 8. K104, WHRK, WLUM, KJLH. WDKX, WEKS, WKXI, WKGN. Heavy. WJLB, WJMI. Medium WZAK, KPRS, WXOK, KOLZ. WOFX, KJCB, 216. WALT, KDKS, KATZFM

NONA HENDRYX "Baby Go Go" (EMI America) 38 /14 Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 9/1, Light 29/13, Total Adds 14. WAMO. WHRK, K94. WOWI. WTMP, WNHC. WXOK, JET94, KDLZ. WKXI, WPDO, WZAZ, KJCB, Z16 Medium K104. WGCI, WHYZ, WOIS, KOKY, WDIA, KOKO. KKPW.

GROVER WASHINGTON "Summer Nights" (Columbia) 37/6 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/0, Light 23/6, Total Adds 6, WYLDFM, WENN, WFXC, WORL, WPLZ. WTLC. Heavy WANM Medium: WBLK, WDAS, WAMO, WHUR, WTMP, WBLZ. WZAK. WKND, WNHC, WFXA, 216. KDKS, WWWS.

CLAUDJA BARRY "Secret Affair" (Epic) 37/3 Rotations. Heavy 2/0. Medium 12/0. Light 23/3. Total Adds 3. WAMO, WGCI, KBUZ Heavy WJMI, KOKY. Medium. KRNB. WEDR, WTMP, KPRS, WJIZ, WXOK, WPAL. WZAZ, WKGN, WALT. WBLX, KHYS.

4 BY FOUR "Come Over" (Capitol) 33 /13 Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 6/0, Light 27,13, Total Adds 13, WILD, WDAS, WAMO. WOWI, OC104. WENN, WWOM, WQMG, WPDO. KJCB, Z16, WOIS. WLOU Medium. WTMP. WZAK, KDAY, WFXC. WZAZ, WXLA.

ROMEO "Ooh Baby Baby" (Triple T) 33/8 Rotations Heavy O /0, Medium 14/1, Light 19/5. Total Adds 6, WYLDFM. KOXL, WENN. WOIS, WDIA, KBUZ Medium. WDJY, KRNB. WOWI, KPRS, WPAL, JET94. WFXC. WPDO, WKGN, KOKY, WANM, WTLC. WWWS.

DANA DANE "Cindsdella Dana Dane" (Profile) 30 /15 Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 2 1. Light 28114. Total Adds 15. WDJY, WVEE, KRNB. WHRK, WBMX. WGCI. KPRS, KMJM,

KDAY, WATV. 293, WOFX, WKXI. KDKS. WKWM. Medium WZAK

SALT & PEPA "Tramp" (Next Plateau) 30/3 Rotations- Heavy 3/0, Medium 1211, Light 152. Total Adds 3. WZFX, WKXI, KOKY Heavy WZAK, KDAY, WHYZ. Mediurn KMJQ, KRNB, WTMP, WJIZ, WAN, WPAL, JET94, WWDM, WFXC, WZAZ, WWWS

JAMES ROBINSON "Can We Do It Again" (Tabu /CBS) 292 Rotations Heavy 1/0. Medium 10/0, Light 18/2, Total Adds 2, WAMO, WOIS. Heavy WBLX. Medium WXYV. KSOL. WJIZ, WFXC, 216, KOKY, WLOU, WKWM, WXLA. WVOI.

MOST ADDED HOTTEST MICHAEL JACKSON (80) FREDDIE JACKSON (64)

L.L. COOL J (33) JANET JACKSON (57) STEPHANIE MILLS (33) LEVERT (54)

LISA LISA (29) NATALIE COLE (50) WHITNEY HOUSTON (24) LILLO THOMAS (42)

PRINCE (24) GEORGIO (29) MADAME X (23) SMOKEY ROBINSON (25) SURFACE (23) LUTHER VANDROSS (25)

NEW EDITION (20) ALEXANDER O'NEAL(20) GLENN JONES (20)

LIVING IN A BOX "Living In A Box" (Chrysalis) 29/2 Rotations. Heavy 2/0. Medium 16/1. Light 11/1, Total Adds 2. Z93. WZFX. Heavy WILD, WDKX. Medium. WBLK, WAMO, WDJY, WHUR, KRNB, WHRK, WBLZ, WLUM, XHRM, WWDM. KPRR, WOFX, WZAZ. KKSS, KKPW.

IAN FOSTER "Out For The Count" (MCA) 26/3 Rotations Heavy 3 0, Medium 7/0. Light 16/3. Total Adds 3, WENN. WJMI, WZAZ. Heavy. K104, WNHC, WTLC. Medium. WILD WBLK. WDAS, KJLH, KOLZ, WHYZ, WWWS.

STARPOINT "The More We Love" (Ekldra) 25/18 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 2/0, Light 23/18. Total Adds 18. WXYV, WUSL, WDJY, KSOL, WJIZ, WEKS, KOXL, K01.2, WZAZ. KJCB. KOKS. WCIN, WKWM, WXIA, KPRW, WWWS, KATZFM, WVOI. Medium. WDAS, WHUR.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

GIVENS FAMILY "I'm Still Waiting" (P.J.) 23/3 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 10/0. Light 13/3. Total Adds 3, WEDR, WGCI, WENN. Medium: WDAS, WDJY, WHRK, WTMP

KPRS WPEG. WFXC. WDIA, WBLX. WANM.

WILSON PICKETT "Don't Turn Away" (Motown) 22/10 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 20/10, Total Adds 10, WDJY, KRNB, WEDR, WYLDFM, WTMP, WJIZ, WXOK, JET94

WFXC, WDIA. Medium. WFXA, KOKY.

TRAMAINE "The Rock" (ABM) 21/2 Rotations. Heavy 0'0, Medium 10/0, Light 11/2. Total Adds 2. WVEE. WEKS. Medium: WDAS, WHUR, WTMP, WBMX, KSOL

WALT, WKWM. WXLA, WWWS, WVOI.

DAVY D "Have You Seen Davy" (Del Jam /Columbia) 20/3 Rotations Heavy 00. Medium 60, Light 15/3, Total Adds 3 WVEE, WOFX, WKXI. Medium: WDAS, KRNB, WEDR, KDAY

WANM.

WILL TO POWER "Dreamin "' (Epic) 19/5 Rotations Heavy 3,0, Medum 7 O. Light 9/5, Total Adds 5. WBLK, WBMX, KOXL, Z93, Z16. Heavy: XHRM, WDKX. KIIZ.

Medium WHRK, WBLZ. WLUM, KJLH. KPRR, KKSS, KKPW.

ELLA BROOKS "it's Easy When You're On Fire" (OMI/MCA) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0 Light 11/3, Total Adds 3, KPRS. WZAZ, WANM. Medium KRNB, WEDR. WXOK, WJYL,

WBLX, WKWM. WXLA. WVOI

JESSE JAMES "I Can Do Bad By Myself" (T.T.E.D.) 19/1 Rotations Heavy 2.0. Medium 10/0, Light 7/1, Total Adds 1. KATZFM Heavy: WILD, WAMO. Medium. WXYV, WDJY, WHUR,

WVEE, WOWI. WZAK. WJIZ, WHYZ. WPDO, KOKY.

ROSE ROYCE "II Walls Could Talk" (Omni /Atlantic) 18/8 Rotations Heavy 0/0. Medium 1/0, Light 17/6, Total Adds 6, WAMO. KOXL, WXOK, WENN, JET94, WWWS. Medium: WZAZ.

PRINCESS "Red Hot" (Polydor/PG) 17/6 Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4/0, Light 13/6. Total Adds 6. WILD, KRNB, WEKS, Z93, WKXI, WV01. Medium: WDAS, WDJY,

WTMP, WDIA.

MIWE JACKSON "It's A Thang" (Jive/RCA) 18/5 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 13/5, Total Adds 5. WYLDFM. WWDM, WFXC, WWWS. KATZFM. Medium: WTMP,

WZAZ. WDIA

JAMES. "D- TRAIN" WILLIAMS "Let Me Love You" (Columbia) 14/1 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 7/0, Light 7/1, Total Adds 1, K104. Medium: WFXC, WZFX, KOKY, WALT. WOOK, KHYS.

WANM

MADONNA "Who's That Girl" (Sire/WB) 13/1 Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 60. Light 4/1. Total Adds 1, WPEG. Heavy: WUSL. KPRR, KKSS, KMYX. Medium- WLUM,

XHRM, WDKX. WPDO, KKPW.

SURF M.C.'S "Surf Or Die" (Profile) 12/5 Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 1n, Light 11/4, Total Adds 5, KRNB, WTMP, KDAY, WKGN, KOKS.

FULL HOUSE "Communicate" (Epic) 12/1 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0. Light 5/1. Total Adds 1, WILD. Medium: WGCI, WDKX, Z93, KIIZ. KOKY, WGPR. WXLA.

DAVID ALEXANDER "Ms. X" (Sound Town) 11/3 Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 2/0, Light 9/3, Total Adds 3, WENN, WKXI, WTLC. Medium: K104. WHRK.

UTFO "Ya Cold Wanes Be With Me" (Select) 10/6 Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/1, Light 9'5, Total Adds 6. KRNB, KDAY. WPAL, JET94, KDKS, KATZFM.

NORWOOD "Should Have Been Us Together" (MCA) 10/1 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 9/1. Total Adds 1. WZAZ. Medium. WNHC.

SPARE PARTS "Boys Will Be Boys" (Busy Bee/Warlock) 10/1 Rotations Heavy 0'0, Medium 0/0, Light 10/1. Total Adds 1, WPAL

i

NEW ARTISTS r

Repor[SlAdds

1 JOHN WHITE /(Can't) Get You Out Of My System (Geffen) 50/10 2 NAJEE /Betcha Don't Know (EMI America) 40/8 3 ROMEO /Ooh Baby Baby (Triple T) 33/6 4 SALT & PEPA/Tramp (Next Plateau) 30/3 5 LIVING IN A BOX/Living In A Box (Chrysalis) 29/2

JAMES ROBINSON /Can We Do It Again (Tabu /CBS) 29/2 7 IAN FOSTER /Out For The Count (MCA) 26/3 8 GIVEN FAMILY/I'm Still Waiting (P.J.) 23/3 9 WILSON PICKETT/Don't Turn Away (Motown) 22/10

10 DAVY 0/1-lave You Seen Davy (Def Jam /Columbia) 20/3

New Artists are those who have not previously been reported as a Breaker Dy reporting stations. 1

COLUMBIA'S UNSTOPPABLE MACHINERY OF NITS!

LISA LISA & CULT JAM "LOST IN EMOTION"

URBAN CONTEMPORARY `` ONE OF THE BREAKERS. 1 MOST ADDED

74/29 - 80%

SURFACE "LATELY"

47/23-51% ... AND BREAKER BOUND!

CHECK THESE CALLS: WXYV WAMO KMJQ WDAS WHUR KRNB

WYLD-FM WZAK K94 KPRS WOW KJLH WBMX KSOL

GROVER WASHINGTON "S UM MER NIGHTS" NOW ON 37 URBAN REPORTERS INCLUDING:

WBLK WVEE WBLZ WDAS WHRK WZAK WAMO WYLD -FM WVKO WHUR WIMP WJLB

DIMPLES "TELL IT LIKE IT IS" URBAN CONTEMPORARY CHART: 79 URBAN REPORTERS - 86% INCLUDING: KDAY WXYV WUSL WHUR KRNB WYLD -FM WTMP WZAK KJLH WBLK WAMO WVEE WHRK K94 WBMX KPRS XHRM WDAS WDJY KMJO WEDR WOW' WGCI KMJM KSOL

THIRD WORLD "HOLD ON TO LOVE PRODUCED BY KENNY GAMBLE & LEON HUFF WDAS WIMP WPAL WAMO WNHC WJMI WHUR WENN WKXI

DAVY D "HAVE YOU SEEN DAVY" WDAS KRNB WUSL WHRK WDJY WEDR WHUR K94 WVEE WOW!

KDAY WPDQ KSOL WZAZ WATV Z16 WOFX WQIS WKXI WANM

COLUMBIA RECORDS RADIO'S BEST FRIEND

74 RaR July 31, 1987

URBAN CONTEMPORARY ADDS & HOTS

WXY V/Ballimore Roy Sampson

MICHAEL JACKSON LISA LISA STEPHANIE MILLS STARPOINT THERESA HUPFACE Nottest: LEVERT CHERYL LYNN JANET JACKSON GEORGIO EMIR ROBINSON

waDlReMen BNINtIPerIDRIRn

MICRAEL JACKSON LISA UM MADAME X PULL HOUSE FOUR BY MOOR PRINCESS Ibttetz FORCE MD'S JESSE JANES L.L. COOL J STEPHANIE MILLS FREDDIE JACKSON

WBLKIBUMeM DeOerN Sims

MICHAEL JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS W ILL TO POWER WHITNEY HOUSTON NEW EDITION LISA LISA GEDRGSO Hottet: WHITNEY HOUSTON JOYCE SIMS ALEXANDER O'NEAL FREDDIE JACKSON LTI.IO THHAS

WKNDMartlord JRdsNMtLaan

MICHAEL JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: JANET JACKSON REGINA BELLE LUTHER VANDROSS NATALIE COLE FREDDIE JACKSON

WNICAMw /Men David Dickenson

MICHAEL .JACKSON NEN EDITION NONA HENDRY% PAT BOYS TARD WORLD WHITNEY IOU ETON TEEN DREAM STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: JANET JACKSON DITHER VANDROSS NATALIE COLE SMOREY ROBINSON FREDDIE JACKSON

OC1M /0to. City Wks FEMME

MICHAEL JACKSON JELLYBEAN NEE EDITION WHITNEY HOUSTON PR DICE PEAR BY FOIE SURFACE FAT BOYS Hottestt JAN, JACKSON LILLO THOMAS FREDDIE JACKSON 9YSTa I.EVEPT

WLISLIPMIsdelphis Tony Ourtrone BABYFACF. NAME X CHERYL LYNN MICHAEL JACKSON STARPOINT JOHN MITE H ottest ALEXANDER O'NEAL STEPHANIE MILLS ROTER ENDLESS FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT

WDAS/Phll.Oelpnla Joe Tmburro

PRINCE SHE RICK MICHAEL MCKEOW STEPHANIE MILLS CHILL FACTOR FAIR BY FEUR SEMERLA. KANE DIItI FER HOLLIDAY

Hottestt LILLE TOMAS SYSTEM FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT KOOL TIM GANG

WAraPM.ewyR amok Woodson

MICHAEL JACKSON ISLET JASPER ISLE

THERESA KLEMM WHITNEY HOUSTON PRINCE

ATLANTIC STARR HERB ALPERT CAMEO MADAME. X PATRICE RUSHEE ROSE ROYCE SURFACE

CLAUDIA BARRY LISA LISA STEPHANIE MILLS

NEW EDITION FOUR BY FOUR

WINANS ANITA MEER JAMES ROBINSON THIRD WORLD JOHN WHITE MINI CURRY SHA.MAI DEMME NONA MENDRYX JAS Hottestt ISLET JASPER ISLE LEVERT

FORCE MD'S JESSE JAMES FREDDIE JACKSON

WOKXIIIodtotr And* Merad

NICHAS, KSON GEORGE MICMAC. STEPHANIE MILLS MINI CURRY COMPANY E

NAME PRETTY POISON Hattest: JAN, JACKSON L.L. COOL J

NATALIE COLE FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT

WMIRIW.MWWTon Mb P.M. STEPHANIE MILLS

WHITNEY HOUSTON WINANS

MICHAEL .7ACK9ON GLENN JONES NEW EDITION MAGIC TOUCH LISA LISA ROXANNE SHAME Hottest t

KLYMAXX LEVERT MIMI CURRY COLONEL ABRMS LIVING IN A BOX

EDIT/Washington BMW Bailey

DANA DANE STARPOINT MICHAEL JACKSON PATRICE RUSHEE GENERA. KANE JETS HERB ALPERT GLENN JONES WILSON PICKETT HotttI JANET JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON SPOKE TOSINSON NATALIE COLE GEORGIO

SOUTH

WNLAlbany Tony Wright

MICHAEL JACKSON L.L. COOL. J NEW EDITION PRDCE STARPO DIT SURFACE JENNT PEP KOLLI DAY WILSON PICKETT Hottest: JANET JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT SMOKET ROBINSON LUTHER VANDROSS

WEKSIAIWMa Doe Perry

MICHAEL JACKSON SURFACE STA RPO INT NAIE! NEW EDITION TRAMADLE PRINCESS OCTAVE JOHN WHITE Hottest: .I MET JACKSON FREDDI! JACKSON NATALIE COLE GEORGIC, LEVER?

WVEE/MMN. Ray Boyd

MICHAEL JACKSON DAVY D PATRICE RUSHEE NEM EDITION TRAMMEL LISA LISA WHITNEY HOUSTON DANA DANE L.L. COOL J GLENN JONES Hottest t JAN, JACKSON LILLO Timms NATALIE COLE FREDDIE JACKSON MICMAC. JACKSON

WFXNAuguw CM CrWr

LISA UM MADAME X MICHAEL JACKSON WAR Rottest: ALEXANDER O'NEAL FREDDIE JACKSON ISLETS

NATALIE COLE LEVERT

K OXL/B.Mn Rouge WM IVCIIy

MICMAC. JACKSON STAPPO INT MAIN PRINCE ROSE ROTE. L.L. COOL -I

ROMEO WILL TO POWER Mattest: LTLIO THOMAS .TAN, JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON LIMNER VANDROSS NATALIE COLE

W XOKAMlon Rouge Meellllollon

MICHAEL JACKSON PR DICE LISA LISA

JENNIFER HOLIDAY

.BESIDE NONA HENDEE ROSE ROYCE FAT BOYS WILSON PICKETT L.L. COOL J N otteett ALEXANDER O'NEAL FREDDIE JACKSON NAMELESS TOMS SMOKET ROBINSON LEVERT

WATV/Binningham Ron J.ntury

MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON SURFACE DANA DANE PR DICE LISA UM COLONEL ABRMS SLAVE L.L. COOL J PUBLIC !NEE Hottestt FREDDIE JACKSON JANET JACKSON GEORGIO N ATALIE COLE LILLO TUNS

WENN/BlrmktgMm Dam Donnell

MICHAEL JACKSON FAT BOYS GROVER WASHINGTON SURFACE DAVID DEE FAIR BY FAIR IAN POSTER

RONDO GIVENS FAMILY DAVID ALEXANDER ROSE ROYCE PRINCE STEPHANIE MILLS Hattest I

LILLO THOMAS JANET JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON GEORGIC. NATALIE COLE

WPAL/CRNMBMn Don Kend icks

MICHAD. .TACKSON MOUETTE DEELE

SPARE PARTS L.L. CUOL J JOHN WHITE OTTO STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: LEVERT NATALIE COLE. LILLO 1110MAS SYSTEM

GEORGIO

Z9NChrlMlon CIIM FIa1tMr

LIVING IN A ROE 1,.1.. COOL J

GLENN JONES DANA DANE STEPHANIE MILLS

MICHAEL JACKSON PRINCESS

WILL TO POWER Hottest: LILLO THOMAS NATALIE COLE LEVERT

VANCESF. THOMAS LUTHER VANDROSS

WPEGICh.rI I. Michael Saunders

MICHAC. JACKSON MADONNA KEN EDITION L.L. COOL J FAT BOYS ALI SAU Hottest JANET JACKSON FREDDI! . PCKSON LUTHER VANDROSS LEVERT NATALIE COLE

JETIM/CIUM.noogs Tony Scots

MICHAEL JACKSON WILSON PICKETT STEPHANIE MILLS PRINCE URO PUBLIC ENEMY NONA HENDRY,. ROSE ROYCE Hottest; FREDDIE JACKSON JANET JACKSON LILLA THOMAS MIEI MIMED UITHFP MDROSS

EMT ZIGteenvIlle Walker/Meson

MICHAEL JACKSON CHERYL LYNN SURFACE

LISA USA LAKESIDE Hottest t STEPHANIE MILLS ALEXANDER O'NEAL L.L. COOL J FAT BOYS

JANET JACKSON

WFXCIDurhem Dot Ho111das

MICHAEL JACKSON L.L. COOL J FAT BOYS KLEMM( LAKESIDE

WILSON PICKETT MILLIE JACKSON GROVER WASHINGTON Hottest: LEVERT

GEORGIO NATALIE COLE LILLE TOMAS VANEESE THOMAS

WEST

KKSSIAIbupuerqus Bill Thomas

MICHAEL .TACRSON LUTHER VANDROSS GENERAL KANE ANITA BAKER Hottst NATALIE COLE SMOKET ROBINSON

GEOICIO LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON

KDKOIDenew Denny Hants

MICHAS, JACKSON SURFACE MIME HOUSTON MADAME X STEPHANIE MILLS Hottest: IALW THOMAS .IAN, JACKSON GEORGIO FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT

KILN/Los Angeles W Inslonrlonw

MICHAEL JACKSON DELL L.L. COOL J SUAVE GLENN JONES SURFACE. MAIZE WHITNEY ROUSTON Mn EDITION Hattest: FREDDIE JACKSON JANET JACKSON LEVERT NATALIE. COLE BABYPACE

KMYXIOpI Mawrd "NT' TMmas

ALEXANDER O'NEIL SHERRICK MICHAEL JACKSON CHERYL LYNN BOBBY BROWN GLENN JONES PATRICE ASHEN

MADAME X

Hottest: LIANE' JACKSON DEBIT! GIBSON LEERT FREDDIE JACKSON SMOKET ROBINSON

KOAYAe. AlogWs PMMrsarWRMe!

DANA DANE BOBBY .TIMMY UTFO STEPHANIE MILLS JENNIFER MOLLI DAY SMOKE ROBINSON SURF MC'S PRINCE TROUBLE FUNK SUGAR BABES GLENN JONES Matte[: ROXANNE SHANTE ALEXANDER O'NEAL HEAVY D s ROY! JM, .1MKSON SALT I. rEPA

RHRWSan Diego L.D. McCollum

MICHAEL JACKSON L.L. COOL J LISA LISA JELLYBEAN MADAME X SHALMAR Hottest: ALEXANDER O'NEAL FREDDIE JACKSON NATALIE COLE LEVERT DEMME

NSOL/SSn Francisco RobMSOnlMoody

STEPHANIE MIt l.S L.L. [Opi. J STARPOINT JOHN WHITE Hottest: REGINA BELLE ALEXANDER O'NEAL FREDDIE JACKSON SMOKE ROBINSON ISLETS

K KPWRucsro Royce BMks

MICHAEL JACKSON BMMARMA B ASSES PEPSI L SHIPLEY' MADAME X BOBBY BROWN BARDEUX SURFACE L.1.. COIL ' Hottest, NATALIE COI.[ LEERT GEORGIO JANET .JACKSON SMOKET ROBINSON

KM/DRYs Teri Avery

MICHAEL. JACKSON HERB ALPERT NAIL! D TRAIN FAT BOYS GIORGIO WHITNEY HOUSTON STEPHANIE MILLS JOYCE SIMS Hattest: FREDDIE JACKSON L.L. .00L .7

LEERT JANET JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS

KPRR/EI Paso H anson/Brock

MICHAEL JACKSON DEPOSE COMPANY B

PR ONCE SWEET SENSATION GENERAL KANE

MMAADGDtCOONNqNNTA

AHOKCY ROBINSON MIMI SOUND MACE T PATE

WZFX/Fy.N.ville Tony LyA..

MICHAEL JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON PR DICK D CELL

GLENN .TONES LIVING DI A BOX SHERRICK SURFACE LAKESIDE SALT L PEPA Hottest:

JANET JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON LILLO TOMAS NATALIE COLE WTNER VANDROSS

KDLZ/Ft. WoHIMDNI.s Tucker/Madison

MICHAEL JACKSON LISA LISA SURFACE GLENN JONES DEELE

WHITNEY HOUSTON NONA HENDRY% STARPOINT Hottest. ALEXANDER O'NEAL LILIE 'KOMAS NATALIE COLE ROTHER VANDROSS FREDDIE .ACKSON

WOMOJGner.DRo Mks Whinier

MICMAC JACKSON ALEXANDER O'NEAL LISA LISA SURFACE PATRICE RUSHEE STEPHANIE MILLS PATTI LABELLE MADAME X

GENERAL KANE JOINT ER 1OL:.I DAY FAIR BY FOUR J. BLACKFOOT SHEAR ICK Hottest. GED9G! MICHAEL LEVERT WHITNEY HOUSTON L.L. COOL .7

MICHAEL JACKSON

WWORYCOM101. Andre Caron

PRINCE BOYS ON THE BLOCK

MICHAEL JACKSON MILLIE JACKSON LISA LISA

KLYMAXX 3. BLACKPOOT SHEERICK FAIR BY FOUR Notts.t r

L.L. COOL .7

FREDDIE AMASON

PATT RBOYS TAWATHA

WOFX /GulfpRHBilosl AI Lon

MICHAEL JACKSON DERANGE DAVY D

STEPHANIE MILLS DANA DANE Hottest r LILLO TOMS JANET JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON GEORGIC. NATALIE COLE

K K10AMuMo ReOrt Vingm

MICMAC. . TACKSON L.L. COIL J

WINANS GENERAL KANE

FAATI FAT BOYS JESSE'S GANG STEPHANIE MILLS Hotttt L.L. COOL J ALEXANDER ONEAL NATALIE COLE JANET JACKSON SMOKES ROBINSON

WKEUJadoon Dwaine Tanner

MICHAEL JACKSON MINI CURRY ANITA BAKER SALT I PEPA CHILI. FACTOR DAVY D D ERANGE DANA DANE FAT TOYS PR INCESS DAVID ALEXANDER SEMI FM POLLS DAY NATE! NONA HDDRYX Hottest ALEXANDER ONCE, JAN ? JACKSON LILLE THHAS FREDDIE JACKSON TAWATHA

W JIRIJBdMn CM 1MPns

L.L. COOL J NICHED. .TKKSON MADAME X

JESSE'S GANG NDW EDITION RAY GOODMAN I. BR IM POSTER hattet t

SHALMAR LEVERT BABYFACC WARWICK L 05BOME 001,090. ABRMS

WZALicYaonMIM Ilal Ldoon

MICHAD. JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON NONA HENDRY% GLOM JONES PUBLIC LEM IAN FOSTER STARPO ONT NORMODD ELLA BROOKS PICTURE PERFECT DR. TOM PRINCE ANOUETTE Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON GEORGIC. SMOKE ROBINSON CHERYL LEM LEVERT

WPDO/J.tAwnvAM CrombleyRlanry

JETS PATTI LABELLE MICHAEL JACKSON GENERAL KANE GLENN .TONES L.L. COOL J FOUR BY FAIR NONA NEMORY% Hottest FREDDIE JACKSON 0E1E10 NATALIE COLE LEVERT RAE/FACE

KIII/KIII.en BRII Si . John

none ibtteetz JANET JACKSON LI LLD TOMAS BABYPACE SHA MAR REGINA BELL!

WKOMKnoiMNe Wayne Swoon

MICHAEL JACKSON NHI111EY HOUSTON PRINCE FAT BOYS NAME SURF NC'S MADAME X Hottest. LILLO THOMAS NATALIE COLE FREDDIE JACKSON JANET JACKSON OEOBI IO

K JCIMMeyd1 N mOPIDaYM

MICHAEL JACKSON NOM HENDRY% PLR BY POUR PRINCE B OSE STARPOINT SUPERIORS Hottest t JANET JACKSON LILLE THOMAS FREDDIE JACKSON NATALIE COLE LEVERT

K EIIAae Cheri. MmuMPAcore

MICHAEL JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS JENNIFER POLLIDAY ANITA RAKER WILL TO POWER FAIR BY FOUR B ONE NOM NDIDRD% Hottest LEVERT MEDDLE JACKSON GEOROM NATALIE COLE JANET JACKSON

W015M1Orel Ron Dens

MICHAEL JACKSON L.L. COOL .1

roil BY POUR LISA USA GLENN .TONES COLONEL ABRMS JAMES ROBINSON ROMEO STEPHANIE MILLS Hattest t

FREDDIE JACKSON SMOKES ROBINSON NATALIE COLE LUTHER VANDROSS .7AN, JACKSON

K OKYA.NIN Nock Oewge F*/NR

L.L. COIL J SALT S PEPA LISA LISA NEW EDITION MADAME X Hottest: LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON SMOKET ROBINSON NATALIE COLE JAN, JACKSON

WLOUAnu5sII. Anga Crmo e

JETS MICHAEL JACKSON KLYMAXX MADAME JOHN WHITE FOUR BY FOUR J. BLACKFOOT SURFACE COLONEL ABRMS Hottest, ALEXANDER O'NEAL NATALIE COLE FREDDIE JACKSON LEERT FORCE AD'S

WJYULoulevllle P RNIP David March

MICHAEL AC550N SURFACE L.I.. COOL J GLENN JONES DEMME SHEER ICK RMSEY LEWIS Hottest: TARET JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON NATALIE COLE LUTHER VANDROSS SMOKES ROBINSON

WJJSILynthboKg Lad 00Ms

L.L. COOL J MICHAEL JACKSON SHERRICK LAKESIDE LYNN WHITE Hottest LILLO MOMS FREDDIE JACKSON

GEDRG/0 LEVERT SMOKET ROBINSON

KR/MRAOpMa C.J. MoryBl

MECHAD, JACKSON PRINCE

WHITNEY MU EON LITTLE SHAWN LISA LISA BOSE PR DICESS

WILSON PICKETT ATLANTIC STARR SURFACE DANA DANE DEBARGE PUBLIC CEDE

OTPO SIUPF MCS Hottest :

JAN, JACKSON LILLO THOMAS FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT LUTHER VANDROSS

W DIAIMWmphIB Bobby O'J.y

MICHAD. JACKSON WHITNEY HOUSTON FORCE MET S ROMEO SURFACE 1.15A USA WILSON PICKETT NEW EDITION Hattest: LILLO ROMAS LEVERT JAN, JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON KOOL THE GANG

WIIRIC/Memples P am wws MICHAEL. JACKSON FAT BOYS L.L. COOL J NAINE DANA DANE

PRINCE NONA HENDRY% Hottest: ALEXANDER O'NEAL JANET JACKSON ISLETS

GED9GIO NATALIE COLE

WALTJkMMMr, Aunts Russel

none Hottest:

JANET JACKSON KOOL L THE GANG ALEXANDER O'NEAL ISLETS FREDDIE. JACKSON

WEDIVWMN Mason/Jon.

LAKESIDE GIVENS FAMILY WILSON PICKETT ROXANNE MANTD BOYS ON THE. BOCK NEW EDITION MADAME X

PENCE LISA USA DEBARS! JETS Hottest: REGINA BELLE .TAN, JACKSON LILLO 11GHAS ARETHA FRANKLIN NATALIE COLE

WBLoMob1M Tony drown

JENNIFER ROLLI DAY PATRICE RUSHEE DE BARGE MICHAEL JACKSON EMI TN!? HOUSTON [MUCK STANLEY MELBA MOORE PRINCE LISA USA MADAME H ottt REGINA BELLE JAN, JACKSON LILLO THOMAS CHERYL LEM NATALIE COLE

WOIM /Montgomery Franche Be

none Hottest ALEXANDER O'NEAL LILLO THOMAS ATLANTIC STAPP LEVERT GEORGE MICHAEL

NOOK /Nashville Cy Young

.IENNI FF.R HOI.I.I DAY MICHAEL JACKSON SHERRICR PATTI URELLE PEGGI BLU DEELE MERE ALPERT ARC Hottest: SHA.NIAR MACE MDS LEIERT LILLO THOMAS SYSTEM

W YLD-FMMew Onan. D el Spencer

MICHAEL JACKSON JENNIFER MOLLI DAY GROVER WASHINGTON PAT BOYS ROMEO SURFACE L.L. COOL J STEPHANIE MILLS WILSON PICKETT MILLIE JACKSON SHERRIEI. D EBAROE Hottest: JANET JACKSON LILLO THOMAS NATALIE COLE LEVERT POUCE LADS

WMYRMCrMR Dew Aim STEPHANIE MILLS MADAME MICHAEL JACKSON L.L. COOL J GLENN .TONES SURFACE PATTI IJARSLE NONA HENDRY% PALM Hot test NATALIE COLE FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT LILLO THOMAS DITHER VANDROSS

W0wWM Mk e-. Crumble,

PATTI LABELLE L.L. COOL .7

GENERAL KANE GLENN JONES BOYS ON THE BLOCK MADAME X NONA HENDRYX FOUR BY FUIR MICHAEL JACKSON Hottestt FREDDIE JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS NATALIE COLE 0E01E10 LEVERT

WORLJOn.ndo Uri James

MICHAD. JACKSON PR DICE GROVER WASHINGTON JENNIFER HDI.1.IDAY DEMME PIFTH AVENUE LISA LISA KLYMAXX NEV EDITION WHITNEY HOUSTON SURFACE FAT BOYS H ottet, JANET JACKSON NATALIE COLE FREDDIE JACKSON DITHER VANDROSS PEGGI BLU

K HYSPRI Argue SIM Eisd mood

DELL ANITA BAKER SHERRICK JENNIFER NDLLI DAY L.L. COOL J MADAME X Hottst GEORGI0 LUTHER VMDPOSS TAWATHA

LEVERT NERESA

WPLZPetersburg Debbie Parker

MICHAEL JACKSON MMI TelC HOUSTON L.L. COOL J JOHN WHITE GROVER WASHINGTON MADAME Hottestt LILLO THOMAS NATALIE COLE TOUCH CHERYL LYNN GEORGIO

KDKBßMeveporl C. Erwin Daniels

MICNAPL JACKSON STARPOINT DANA DANE OTTO SLAVE STEPHANIE MILLS PUBLIC ENEMY SURF NC'S FORCE MD'S ATLANTIC STARR Hottest NATALIE COLE FREDDIE JACKSON LILLO TOMS LUTHER VANDROSS BABYFACE

WATRYhgBMSew Jas BuNerd

ATLANTIC STARR L.L. COOL' J MICHAPJ.JACKSON JOHN WHITE NM EDITION NTNI CURRY SEMI PER NOI.LI DAY ELLA BROOKS Hottest :

FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT JANET JACKSON LILLO THOMAS

KLYMAXX

WTMITs ps CASs Tonar

MICMAC. JACKSON SURF ARCS

MINI CURRY WILSON PICKETT JOHN WHITE NONA HFNDRYX DIMPLES LAKESIDE DEBARS! Hattest: ATLANTIC STARR CHERYL LYNN GEORGIO FREDDIE JACKSON SMOKET PORINSON

MIDWEST WOCVChleago Sonny Taylor

MICHAEL JACKSON HOWARD NEWETT

HERB ALPERT PATRICE RUSHEE FAT BOYS

NEW EDITION GIVENS FAMILY CLAUDIA BARRY GARRY GLENN JENNIFER IOLLI DAY DANA DAZE SHERRICK HOtt.Wtt JANET .JACKSON LILLO 1110U4AS DITHER VANDROSS SMOKET ROBINSON FREDDIE JACKSON

WBMX/Chlupo Mlchaels/Dans

HERR ALPERT MICHAEL JACKSON LAKESIDE L.f.. COOL J STEPHANIE. MILLS DANA DANE WILL TO POWER GARB IPILA Hottest: JANET JACKSON LILLO TIENAS J. BLACKFOOT SMOKED' ROBERSON GEORGE,

WCWICIIWMWWU

IMw IISIrM

MICHAEL JACKSON WINANS LISA LISA STEPHANIE MILLS STARPOINT COLONEL ABRMS Hottest t LEVERT

ALEXANDER O'NEAL FREDDIE JACKSON NATALIE COLE LILW THOMAS

WBLLCincinnati Brian Castle

MADAME X

GLENN JONES BARBARA COLMAN

DEBBIE GIBSON PATRICE RUSHES [MESI D! Hattett .TAN, JACKSON LILLE 'MOMS FREDDIE JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS NATALIE COLE

WZMUClessiand Lynn Teem

L.L. COOL J MICHAEL JACKSON LISA LISA MARCO SPOON JOHN WHITE PATRICE RUSHEE GERRY WOO

Hottest: LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON JM, JACKSON GENERAL KANE SMOKET ROBINSON

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MICHAEL JACKSON LAKESIDE GLENN JONES Hottestt LILLO THOMAS FREDDIE JACKSON NATALIE COLE WTNER VANDROSS LEVERT

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LILLO THOMAS FREDDIE JACKSON NATALIE COLE OEDIG1O JANET JACKSON

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MICHAEL JACKSON PATRICE PUSHEN LAKESIDE SHALANAR Hottest: ALEXANDER O'NEAL LILLE THOMAS JANET JACKSON GEORG 10 MICHAEL JACKSON

WOPRIOeDON Joe SpsrNer

none Huttest: LILLO THOMAS ISLETS .TAN, JACKSON ALEXANDER O'NEAL LE EPT

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MICHAEL JACKSON LI SA USA STARMINI MIERRICK GLENN JONES STEINMETZ MILLS DANA DANE L.L. COOL J Hottest: LEVERT JANE JACKSON NATALIE COLE GEORG IO NICELY ROBINSON

WTLCIBedlsnspMM Jay JoMeon

GROVER WASHINGTON NEW EDITION STEPHANIE MILLS WHITELY HOUSTON LISA LISA SHIRLEY MUMOCK DAVID ALEXANDER GARY GLENN Hottest: JANET JACKSON ATLANTIC STARR LILLO TIDTUS LEVERT FREDDIE JACKSON

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WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL "MESON MADAME PR nice ANNA DMZ ELLA BROOKS

SURFACE LISA USA Hottest. ALEXANDER O'NEAL GEORGIC. SMOREY ROBINSON FREDDIE JACKSON LEVERT

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MICHAEL JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS WHITNEY HOUSTON LISA USA PRINCE LAKESIDE STARPO DIT Hottest t JANET JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS LEVERT NATALIE COLE

WLUM/MIIwsukee Jimmy SEMI

WHITNEY HOUSTON MICHAEL JACKSON NMEE GLENN JONES ISLET JASPER ISLE L.L. COOL J HERB ALPERT Hottest GEORGE MIRIAM NATALIE COLE GEOM IO LEVERT MCK!Y ROBINSON

KPRW/Okiahoms City Fred Elkins

J. BLACKFOOT MICHAEL JACKSON LISA LISA STARPOINT STEPHANIE MILLS MEN EDITION FAT BOYS Hottestt LILLO THOMAS .JANET JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS

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W W W S/Saginaw David Rosas

MICHAD. JAC KSON PR MCC

MIITNEY HOUSTON ROSE ROYCE

ANITA BAKER LISA LISA J. BLACKFOOT MADAME X MILLIE JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS STARPOINT Hottest: LEVERT FORCE MDS NATALIE COLE SMOKET ROBINSON JAN, JACKSON

KMJMIS,. Louts Mike Medford

PITCHES . JACKSON FAT BOYS PATRICE RUSHEE L.L. COIL J PRINCE MADAME X NEW EDITION STEPHANIE MILLS DANA DANE JILL JONES Hottet, J ANET JACKSON SMCKEY ROBINSON LUTHER VANDROSS I.[VE.RT NATALIE COLE

K ATZ.FM/St. Louis Cheryl Waslon

PRETTY POISON U1TFO GLOM JONES WINANS MICHAEL JACKSON STARPOINT MILLIE JACKSON JESSE JAMES Hottestt JAN, JACKSON FREDDIE JACKSON GEORGIO ALEXANDER O'NEAI. LEVERT

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LILLO THOMAS FREDDIE .7PCKSON JAN, JACKSON NATALIE. COLE CHERYL LYNN

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MICHAEL JM'KSON CHILL PA'TOP CLAUDIA MARRY ROWED DELLE SURFACE Hottestt BABY?ACE SIALMAR FREDDIE JACKSON JANET JACKSON NATALIE COLE

92 Total Stations 88 Current Reports

The following stations reported frozen playlists this week:

WQIM /Montgomery, WALT /Meridian, KIIZ /Killeen and WGPR /Detroit.

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DALIVICE ICY

Ice-T "Make It Funky"

Sylvester "Sooner Or Later"

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Heavy Medium Light

8 5 3 0 RESTLESS HEART/Why Does It Have To Be... (RCA) 158/1 139 16 3

6 3 1 2 MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY /A Long Line 01 Love (WB) 153/0 132 19 2

13 7 5 Q HIGHWAY 101 Whiskey, It You Were A Woman (WB) 155/0 127 23 5

12 9 6 Q HANK WILLIAMS JR./Born To Boogie (WB /Curb) 155/3 124 26 5

r 6 4 5 D. PARTON, L. RONSTADT, a E. HARRIS/Telling Me Lies (WB) 151/0 119 28 4

18 12 e Q KENNY ROGERS a RONNIE MILSAP /Make No Mistake, She's Mine (RCA) 157/O 99 52 6

19 14 10 0 EXILE/She's Too Good To Be True (Epic) 158/2 97 56 5

3 1 2 B REBA McENTIRE /One Promise Too late (MCA) 135/O 97 26 12

22 16 13 0 OAK RIDGE BOYS/This Crazy Love (MCA) 156/1 73 78 5

21 15 12 m KATHY MATTEA /Train Of Memories ( Mercury/PG) 152/O 87 53 12

23 19 15 0 DON WILLIAMSIVII Never Be In Love Again (Capitol) 151/1 61 79 11

20 n 14 0 T. GRAHAM BROWNBrilliant Conversationalist (Capitol) 139/1 72 61 6

as 20 17 0 DAN SEALS/Three Time Loser (EMI America) 153/1 45 101 7

9 8 7 14 VINCE GILL/Cinderella (RCA) 130/2 83 31 16

30 23 18 ® FORESTER SISTERS/You Again (WB) 153/1 26 110 17

39 34 22 0 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Fishin' In The Dark (WB) 151/7 18 99 34

27 24 19 m GLEN CAMPBELL/The Hand That Rocks The Cradle (MCA) 140/4 41 75 24

37 31 21 0 ROSANNE CASH/The Way We Make A Broken Heart (Columbia) 153/3 8 113 32

26 22 20 a LYLE LOVETT/Why I Don't Know ( MCA/Curb) 140/2 29 83 28

16 13 11 20 WAYLON JENNINGS/Fallin' Out (MCA) 134/0 63 60 11

32 26 23 ® STATLER BROTHERS/I'll Be The One ( Mercury/PG) 133/4 20 87 26

34 32 25 ® JUDY RODMAN /I'II Be Your Baby Tonight (MTM) 141/8 24 80 37

2 2 9 23 RONNIE MILSAP/Snap Your fingers (RCA) 96/O 41 41 14

31 28 26 0 ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL House Of Blue Lights (Epic) 118/4 32 58 28

35 33 29 0 STEVE EARLE /Nowhere Road (MCA) 124/3 18 78 28

33 30 27 CD MICHAEL JOHNSON /Ponies (RCA) 121/2 16 75 30

1 4 16 27 HOLLY DUNN /Love Someone Like Me (MTM) 91/1 32 43 16

3e 35 31 1 O'KANES/Daddies Need To Grow Up Too (Columbia) 126/8 4 75 47 41 36 32 a BARBARA MANORELL/Child Support (EMI America) 124/13 8 69 47

4e 39 33 Q FOSTER & LLOYD /Crazy Over You (RCA) 126/8 3 73 50

43 40 34 ® CONWAY TWITTYA Want To Know You Before We (MCA) 125/15 3 64 58

42 38 35 ® WILLIE NELSON/Island In The Sea (Columbia) 114/10 6 67 41

49 41 36 ® DESERT ROSE BAND/Love Reunited (MCA/Curb) 119/18 5 59 55

BREAKER Q DWIGHT YOAKAM/Little Ways (Reprise/WB) 116/26 3 50 63

BREAKER ® EDDY RAVEN/Shine, Shire, Shine (RCA) 111/26 1 41 69

BREAKER e JOHN CONLEE /Mama's Rockin' Chair (Columbia) 102/14 2 50 50 4; 42 39 a DONNA FARGO a BILLY JOE ROYAL/Members Only (Mercury/PG) 94/7 7 43 44 46 43 40 C) JOE KENYON/Hymrle (Mercury/PG) 78/9 14 33 31

BREAKER a EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Right From The Start (RCA) 104/43 0 27 77

BREAKER 0 JUICE NEWTON/First Time Caller (RCA) 100/11 3 36 61

45 CliP CRYSTAL GAYLE/Nobody Should Have To Love... (WB) 91/16 0 28 63 47 TANYA TUCKER/Love Me Like You Used To (Capitol) 90/24 2 19 69

4 ,e 30 43 STEVE WARINER/the Weekend (MCA) 45/1 13 24 8 5 10 24 44 LEE GREENWOOD/Someone (MCA) 53/1 12 24 17

49 0 CHARLEY PRIDEAI You Still Want A Fool Around (16th Ave /Capitol) 77/9 3 23 51 to 11 28 46 K.T. OSLINBO's Ladies (RCA) 52/O 9 25 18

so m GIRLS NEXT DOORANhat A Girl Next Door Could Do (MTM) 78/5 0 36 42

FIEBUT Q JOHN SCHNEIDER/When The Right One Comes Along (MCA) 77/17 1 23 53 15 25 3/ 49 JUDDBA Know Where I'm Going (RCA/Curb) 31/0 6 14 11

11 v 46 50 BAIWE AND THE BOYS /Oh Heart (RCA) 27/1 6 12 9

BREAKERS. DWIGHT YOAKAM

Little Ways (Reprise /WB) On 73% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 50, Light 63, Total Adds 26 including WVAM, WIXL, WILD, WLVK, WESC, KSSN, WMC, WODR, KBUC, WKKO, KFKF, WITL, WXCL, KIOV, KFMS, KNEW, KIIFM. Moves 38 -34 on the Country chart.

EDDY RAVEN

Shine, Shine, Shine (RCA) On 70% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 41, Light 69, Total Adds 26 including WCAO, WPOC, WTCR, WPOR, WXBO, WESC, WDXE, WGKX, WSLR, KBMR, WUSN, KSO, KFKF, KXXY, WLLR, KFMS, KKAT, KSAN, KMPS. Moves 44 -35 on the Country chart.

MOST ADDED

EARL THOMAS CONLEY (43)

EDDY RAVEN (26) DWIGHT YOAKAM (26)

TANYA TUCKER (24)

BELLAMY BROTHERS (23) UWE AND THE BOYS (19)

DESERT ROSE BAND (18)

GATLIN BROTHERS (18) MOE BANDY (17)

JOHN SCHNEIDER (17)

HOTTEST

HANK WIWAMS JR. (88) RESTLESS HEART (73)

MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY (67) HIGHWAY 101 (63)

REBA McENT1RE (57) PARTON, RONSTADT, HARRIS (55)

KENNY ROGERS 8 RONNIE MILSAP (35) VINCE GILL (28)

KATHY MATTEA (20) T. GRAHAM BROWN (18)

MOST ADDED I HOTTEST fiat those songs achieving the most adds nationally. and the songs reported "tottest" compiled from all our reporters

The number in parentheses immediately following the songs in Most Added 8 Hottest indicate the total number of Country reporters adding the song this

week or noting that the song is among tee eve hottest

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1 JOE KENYON/Hymne (Merc. /PG) 78/9 2 T1M MALCHAKBestless Angel (Alpine) 38/12 3 J. STEVENS a.../Geronimo's... (All. Am.) 38/7 4 VICKIE RAE VON/Torn -Up (All. Am.) 23/7 5 SHENANDOAH/They Don't Make (Col.) 19/5 6 SHURFIREBringin' The House Down (Air) 18/3 7 JEFF DUGAN /Once A Fool... (WB) 17/7 6 JONI BISHOPMeart Out CH Control (Col.) 12/1 9 GENE STROMAN/1 Don't Feel... (Capitol) 11/2

10 SUZY BOGGUSS/Love Will... (Capitol) 10/3

New Artists are dose who have not previously been reported by 60% d the reporting stations.

JOHN CONLEE

Mama's Rockin' Chair (Columbia) On 65% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 50, Light 50, Total Adds 14, WBOS, WYRK, WIXL, WXTU, WYNK, KHEY, WMC, KJJY, WKKO, WFMS, KXXY, WLLR, KFMS, KRAK. Moves 41 -36 on the Country chart.

EARL THOMAS CONLEY Right From The Start (RCA)

On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 27, Light 77, Total Adds 43 including WPOC, WORE, WAJR, WDSY, WYII, KEAN, WKHX, KYKR, WSOC, KPLX, KBMR, WGAR -FM, KWMT, KFKF, WMUS, KKAL, KOHL, KUUY, KSON, KGA. Moves 48 -39 on the Country chart.

JUICE NEWTON First Time Caller (RCA)

On 63% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 36, Light 61, Total Adds 11, WRKZ, KSSN, WKSJ, WODR, WYYD, WOYK, WSLR, WUBE, KJJY, WKKO, KOHL. Moves 43-40 on the Country chart.

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CRYSTAL GAYLE "Nobody Should Have To Low..." (WB) 91/16 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 28, Light 63, Total Adds 16, WOBE. WORC. WXBO, KPLX, WGKX, WKSJ, WMNI, WGEE, KFKF, WTSO, KXXY, KITS, KIK -FM, KGHL, KKAT, KSON. Medium. WYOU, WUSY. WOW, KYGO Moves 45-41 on the Country chart

TANYA TUCKER "Low Me Like You Used To" (Capitol) 90/24 Rotations Heavy 2, Medium 19, Light 69, Total Adds 24 including WPOC. WRKZ, WTCR, KYKX, WKSJ, KRMD, KJNE. WONE, KFKF. WTSO, WMUS, WLLR, KTPK. KIK -FM, KKCS, KOLO, KKAT, KMPS. KRPM, KGA. Moves 47-42 on the Country chart.

GIRLS NEXT DOOR "What A Girl Next Door Could Do" (MTM) 78/5 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 36. Light 42, Total Adds 5, WYNK, WESC. WOYK. KKCS. KSAN. Medium: WYOU. WPOR. WYII, WORC, KEAN, WEZL, KSSN. WLWI, WCMS, KKYX, KJNE. WOW. KRKT, WON, KOLO. Moves 50-47 on the Country chart

JOHN SCHNEIDER "When The Right One Comes Along" (MCA) 77/17 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 23, Light 53, Total Adds 17. WVAM. WCAO. WRKZ. WORC. WRNS. KKIX, WESC. WOYK. WSLR. WTSO. WXCL. WWJO. K102, KTPK. KUUY, KUGN. KOIL Heavy KRKT Medium WONE, KSON. Debuts at number 48 on the Country chart

CHARLEY PRIDE "H You Still Want A Fool Around" (18th Avenue /Capitol) 77/9 Rotations Heavy 3, Medium 23. Light 51, Total Adds 9. WTCR, WDXE. WKKO. WMUS. KXXY. WLLR, KRST, KGHL, KRPM. Heavy KFKF. WOAF, KCKC Medium WCAO, WWVA. WUSY, WCMS. KFDI KRKT. KNIX. KALF Moves 49 -45 on the Country chart

TAMMY WYNETTE "Your Love" (Epic) 49/12 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 38. Total Adds 12, WPOR. KEAN. WEZL. WCMS, KBMR, WMNI. KFGO, KTPK, KUUY, KUPL. KWJJ. KGA Medium KRRV, KKYX, WTOR, KXXY, WOW. KTTS, WTCM, KFRE. KNIX, KTOM.

MARIE OSMOND "Cry Just A Little" (Capitol/Curb) 48/4 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 9, Light 39, Total Adds 4. KKIX, WDXE, KWMT, WGEE Medium WYOU. WEZL, WUSY, WRNS, WIVK, WCMS. WPAP, KKYX. KITS Light WCAO, WWVA. KEAN, WSIX, WOYK. KKAT, KSOP.

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MOE BANDY "You Haven't Heard The Last Of Me" ( MCA/Curb) 44/17 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 36, Total Adds 17. KYKX, WLWI, KJNE, WUSO, KFGO. KWMT. KFKF. WDAF, WOW. KTTS, WTHI. KFRE, KNIX. KWJJ. KALF. KOLO. KTOM Medium. KIKK. KKYX, KRKT.

TIM MALCHAK "Restless Angel" (Alpine) 38/12 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 6. Light 32. Total Adds 12. WAJR. WPOR, WIXY. WEZL, WPAP, WAXX, WOW, WTHI. KUUY, KUGN, KWJJ, KSOP Medium KTTS, WTCM. KFDI, KRKT. KOLO

JEFF STEVENS & THE BULLETS "Geronimo's Cadillac" (Atlantic America) 38/7 Rotations Heavy 1. Medium 7. Light 30, Total Adds 7, KKIX. WKSJ, WUSO. WAXX. WTSO. WOW, WTHI. Heavy WOKK Medium KRRV, WTCM, KFDI, KRKT. KOLO, KTOM. Light WCAO. WWVA, WLVK. WRNS, WLWI. KTTS.

KENDALLS "Dancin' With Mysell Tonight" (SOR) 35/4 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 9. Light 26. Total Adds 4. WEZL, WONE, WKKO, KFMS. Medium WCVR, KEAN, KYKR, KKYX, KBMR. KFGO. KITS, WTCM, KRKT Light KSSN, WMNI. KSO. WXCL. KVOO. KTOM. KSOP.

NANCI GRIFFITH "Cold Hearts /Closed Minds" (MCA) 29/11 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3 Light 26. Total Adds 11. WOBE, WCVR. WIXY, WYII, KSO, WOW, WWJO, KFDI, KRST, KOIL, KGA Medium KTTS. KTOM Light KEAN, WLWI, WPAP. KVOC. KWJJ, KOLO, KRPM.

EMMYLOU HARRIS "Someday My Ship Will Sall" (WB) 29/0 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 7. Light 22. Total Adds 0 Medium WIXY, WORC, KHEY, KBMR, WTCM, KUUY, KALF. Light: WCVR. WWVA. WEZL, WAXX, WWJO. KVOO, KIK -FM. KGHL, KRWO, KOIL, KTOM. KMPS, KGA.

BAILLIE AND THE BOYS "He's Letting Go" (RCA) 27/19 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 3, Lght 24. Total Adds 19. WYOU. WCVR, WYII, KEAN. KMML, KHEY, WDXE, WCMS, WPAP, KKYX, WOYK, KJNE. KFGO, WGEE. KITS, KVOC. KFRE. KRWO. KALF

GATLIN BROTHERS "Changan' Partners" (Columbia) 25/18 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 5, Light 20. Total Adds 18. WYII, KEAN. WDXE, WCMS, WTOR, WGEE. WTHI, KVOO. KRKT, KIK -FM. KGHL. KVOC. KFRE. KZLA, KNIX. KCCY. KOLO, KSOP Medium WYOU, KXXY.

BELLAMY BROTHERS "Crary From The Heart" (MCA/Curb) 23/23 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2. Light 21. Total Adds 23, WCAO. WYOU, WCVR. WYII, KEAN, KRRV. KMML, WUSY, WRNS. KIKK, WDXE. KBMR. WGARFM. KXXY. KIOV. K102, WTCM, KRKT, KOHL. KFRE, KOIL, KALF, KSOP.

VICKI RAE VON "Torn-Up" (Atlantic America) 23/7 Rotations Heavy 0. Medium 2. Light 21, Total Adds 7, WCAO. KRRV. WRNS, KYKX. WCMS. WOW, KFDI Medium KOLO. Light WPOR, KEAN. WUSY. WTVY. WLWI. KKYX. KFGO, KITS, KVOC. KRWO. KALF. KSOP

SHENANDOAH "They Don't Make Love Like We Used To" (Columbia) 19/5 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 1. Light 18. Total Adds 5, WCAO. KEAN. WUSY. KKYX. KFDI. Medium. KOLO Light WPOR, WYII. KRRV, KMML. WEZL. WTVY. WOKK. WLWI, KJNE, KFGO, KVOC. KRWO, KSOP

SHURFIRE "Bringin' The House Down" (Air) 18/3 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 15, Total Adda 3. WPOR. KEAN. KVOO. Medium: KRRV, WAMZ, KITS. Light: WEZL, WUSY, WRNS. WTVY, WCMS, KKYX, KJNE, WKKO. WAXX. KFGO. KWMT, KSOP.

GENE WATSON "Everybody Needs A Hero" (Epic) 17/11 Rotations. Heavy t, Medium 4, Light 12, Total Adds 11, KEAN, KRRV, WCMS, WRAP, KFGO, WDAF, KVOO, KRKT, KUGN, KNIX, KTOM. Heavy KFDI. Medium KIKK, WTCM Light WYOU, WCVR, WLVK.

JEFF DUGAN "Once A Fool, Always A Fool" (WB) 17/7 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 13, Total Adds 7, WYII, KMML, WYNK, KITS, KRST, KOIL, KNIX. Medium. WTCM, KRKT Light: WYOU. KRRV, WWJO. KVOO, KIK -FM, KRWO, KOLO, KRPM.

MEL McDANIEL "Love Is Everywhere" (Capitol) 13/12 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 11. Total Adds 12. KEAN. KRRV, WCMS. KKYX, KBMR, WAXX, WGEE, WTCM, KVOO, KRKT. KFRE, KCCY Light KMML

JONI BISHOP "Heart Out Of Control" (Columbia) 12/1 Rotations Heavy O. Medium O. Light 12. Total Adds 1, KTOM. Light: WIXY. KMML. WLWI, KKYX. KFGO. WDAF, KFDI, KAKI. KRWO, KSOP. KCKC

GENE STROMAN "I Don't Feel Much Like A Cowboy" (Capitol) 11/2 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 2. Light 8, Total Adds 2. KKYX, KSO Heavy WDAF Medium KITS. KFDI. Light WYOU, WYII. KEAN. KMML, WOW, KVOC

JOHNNY RUSSELL & UTILE DAVID WILKINS "Butterbeans" (16th Avenue/Capitol) 11/O Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 2. Light 9. Total Adds 0. Medium. WCVR, KITS. Light. WYII. KRRV, WTVY. KKYX, KFGO. KWMT. KTPK. KFDI, KSOP

SUZY BOGGUSS "Love Will Never Slip Away" (Capitol) 10/3 Rotations Heavy O. Medium 2, Light B. Total Adds 3, WYOU. WYII. WAXX Medium. KBMR, KRKT. Light WIVK, WXCL. KVOC. KRWO. KWJJ

CANNONS "Lovell Come Lookin'" (Mercury/PolyGram) 10/1 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 7, Total Adds 1. KKYX Medium KITS. KFDI. KRKT. Light WYOU, WCMS, KFGO, KWMT. KVOO, KSOP

CHERYL HANDY "Will You Still Love Me" (Compleat/PolyGram) 9/5

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m Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 5, KSO, KFGO, KITS, KVOO, KGA. Medium. Light: KFDI, KVOC.

PAUL PROCTOR "Ain't We Got Love" (19th Ave.) 9/0 Rotations Heavy O. Medium t. Light 9, Total Adds 0 Medium WOKK Light: KSSN, KKYX, KFGO, KITS, KVOO, KFDI, KVOC, KSOP

SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & BICKHARDT "No Easy Horses" (MTM) 8/8 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 8. Total Adds 8. WYOU, WYII. KRRV. KMML, KKIX, KIOV, WTCM, KRKT.

KAYLEE ADAMS "You're Doin' Real Good..." (WB) 8/0 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 7, Total Adds 0 Medium WTCM Light WTVY. WOKK, KKYX, KVOC, KUUY, KRWO. KALF

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ARTIST /Song Title (Label) Album Title

JUDDS/Turn It Loose (RCA /Curb) Heartland DWIGHT YOAKAM /Please, Please Baby (Reprise/WB) Hillbilly Deluxe

D. PARTON, L. RONSTADT, 8 E. HARRIS/Those Memories Of You (WB) Trio

ALABAMANacation (RCA) The Touch

RANDY TRAVIS/Too Gone Too Long (WB) Always& Forever

GEORGE STRAIT/Hot Burnin' Flames (MCA) Ocean Front Property

HOLLY DUNN /Small Towns (MTM) Cornerstone

RICKY VAN SHELTON /Ultimately Fine (Columbia) Wild Eyed Dream

VINCE GILL/Baby That's Tough (RCA) The Way Back Home

CHARLEY PRIDE/Looking At A Sure Thing (16th Ave. /Capitol) Alter All This Time

STEVE EARLE /Sweet Little 66 (MCA) Exit 0

ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL/Boogie Back To Texas (Epic) 10

GEORGE STRAIT /Am I Blue (MCA) Ocean Front Property

RESTLESS HEART/Wheels (RCA) Wheels

CONWAY TWITTY /Snake Boots (MCA) Borderline

ROSANNE CASH/Tennessee Flat Top Box (Columbia) King's Record Shop

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Fad Thomas Conley (RCA)

Eddy Raven (RCA)

HOTTEST

Mlles Hod (RfJI)

Hai Wilms Jr. RAMA)

MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST

Earl Thoras Canby (RCA) Hank Whams Jr (Mittel)) NAM( yoakam (Reprise WB) Hldmay 101 (WB)

MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST

Earl Thaw Conley (RCA) Hank William .M. (WB 10.0)

Eddy Raven (RCA) Restless Hen (RCA)

MOST ADDED WEST Gatlin Brothers (Columbia)

HOTTEST

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AOR ALBUMS riv.. Iwo lay WMr WnM. WM 170 Reports JULY 31, 1987 Reports/Adds Power Heavy Medium

2110 GRATEFUL DEAD /In The Dark (Arista) 'Touch" (157) "Hell" (122) "West" (55) 161 =10 74+ 155+ 5- 1 2 2 2 SAMMY HAGAR /Sammy Hagar (Geffen) "Boys" (115) "Give" (104) "Returning" (36) 145 -/0 44- 121- 23 +

3 3 3 3 HEART/Bad Animals (Capitol) 'Who" (144) "Alone" (13) "Girl" (13) 146 -/0 59- 134- 12- - 14 7 O HOOTERS /One Way Home (Columbia) "Johnny B" (152) "Satellite" (27) "Karla" (14) 155 =11 22 + 99 + 49 - 10 6 6 CO WHITESNAKE/Whitesnake (Geffen) "Here" (130) "Love" (12) "Still" (4) 134 -/1 47+ 118+ 15-

5 4 4 6 FLEETWOOD MAC/Tango In The Night (WB) "Midnight" (116) "Seven" (33) "Lies" (29) 138 -/3 22 + 94+ 42 - 7 5 5 7 LOST BOYS /Soundtrack (Atlantic) "Good Times" (145) "Lost" (10) "People" (4) 148 -13 45- 116= 27-

19 17 14 O CRUZADOS /After Dark (Arista) "Bed" (153) "Small" (3) "Time" (3) 156 + 12 11+ 92 + 59 - 12 8 6 9 JOHN WAITE/Rover's Return (EMI America) 'Times" (125) "Woman's" (3) "Encircled" (1) 126 -11 39+ 95- 30- 11 12 12 4:ID TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS /Let Me Up (I've Had Enough) (MCA) "Mixed" (112) "Think" (20) "Runaway" (18) 134 + /10 11+ 51- 76 +

15 10 9 11 STARSHIP /No Protection (Grunt/RCA) "Over" (116) "Babylon" (20) "Transatlantic" (4) 125 -/0 22- 90- 32 +

9 15 13 U2/The Joshua Tree (Island) "Where" (74) "Bullet" (25) "Still" (24) 106 + /12 13- 56 - 40+ 14 11 10 13 FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS /Hot Number (CBS Associated) "Stand" (111) "Spell" (39) "Hot" (6) 138 -/0 9- 63 - 70 +

13 13 11 14 OUTFIELD /Bangin' (Columbia) "Since" (111) "Bangin" (9) "Somewhere" (6) 118 -10 26 - 88 - 26 +

16 18 17 ROGER WATERS /Radio KA.O.S. (Columbia) "Sunset" (110) "Radio" (38) "Needs" (8) 134 + /6 7- 37+ 86 +

6 9 15 16 JOE WALSH /Got Any Gum? (Full Moon /WB) "Car" (101) "Radio" (31) "Fun" (13) 132 -/3 3- 43 - 82 +

24 22 19 m GREAT WHITE /Once Bitten (Capitol) "Rock" (130) "Lady" (1) 130 + 12 5+ 56 + 70- 6 16 18 e RICHARD MARX/Richard Marx (Manhattan) "Should've" (80) "Mean" (56) "Endless" (1) 119 + 120 16- 39 - 64 +

34 32 22 e LA BAMBA /Soundtrack (Slash /WB) "La Bamba" (109) "Summertime" (4) "Come" (1) 110 + /9 18+ 61+ 43 - 4 7 16 20 BRYAN ADAMS /Into The Fire (A &M) " Victim" (68) "Hearts" (48) "Into" (4) 103 -114 14- 46- 50 +

31 30 23 JON ASTLEY /Everyone Loves The Pilot (Except The Crew) (Atlantic) "Jane's" (127) "Lipservice" (1) 128 + /10 6+ 38 + 81- 20 20 20 22 TOM KIMMEL/5 To 1 (Mercury /PG) "Freedom" (106) "Tryin" (2) 108-10 3= 38- 64- 36 34 33 Gi/ CHARLIE DANIELS BAND /Powder Keg (Epic) "Bogged " (111) 111+111 0= 22 + 79 +

23 25 26 DAVID BOWIE /Never Let Me Down (EMI America) "Never" (50) "Bang" (38) "Time" (11) 87-/9 2- 28 + 48- 21 23 25 ® SUZANNE VEGA /Solitude Standing (A &M) "Solitude" (60) "Luka" (30) "Eye" (6) 82 +/9 10- 32- 36 +

33 33 32 CALL/Into The Woods (Elektra) 'Wanna" (100) "River" (5) "Walk" (3) r05+/5 0- 24 + 67= - 39 36 Gi/ PATTY SMYTH /Never Enough (Columbia) "Isn't" (106) 106+/15 0= 14+ 78+ 30 26 24 28 MARILLION /Clutching At Straws (Capitol) "Incommunicado" (97) "Sugar" (2) "Time" (1) 98-/1 1+ 18- 69- 26 31 31 e WARREN ZEVON /Sentimental Hygiene (Virgin) "Detox" (67) "Sentimental" (12) "Monkey" (6) 86-/7 4= 20 + 54 - 16 19 21 30 NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE /Life (Geffen) "Long Walk" (50) "Lonely" (36) "Inca" (7) 88-/2 0- 18- 59-

BEAT FARMERS/The Pursuit Of Happiness (Curb /MCA) "Dark" (112) "Hollywood" (1) 112 /25 0 7 72 DEBUT

35 36 35 ® CROWDED HOUSE /Crowded House (Capitol) 'World" (55) "Something" (17) "Dream" (1) 68+/9 9+ 29- 34 +

40 © SILENCERS /A Letter From St. Paul (RCA) "Painted" (93) "Red" (3) "Ought" (2) 95+/19 1= 10= 59 +

- _ 39 DIO /Dream Evil (WB) "Could" (93) "Night" (1) "Dream" (1) 93+/4 1= 4= 65+ 17 21 29 35 OMAR & THE HOWLERS /Hard Times In The Land Of Plenty (Columbia) "Hard" (39) "Mississippi" (23) "Dancing" (13) 73-/7 4- 13- 45- 32 37 37 Q MASON RUFFNER /Gypsy Blood (CBS Associated) "Dancin" (71) "Gypsy" (10) "Runnin" (2) 81 +/5 1= 10- 57+

) ff/ EUROPE/The Final Countdown (Epic) "Carrie" (81) 81+113 1- 16+ 54+ i DEBUT

29 29 28 38 STEVE EARLE & THE DUKES /Exit 0 (MCA) "Ain 't" (76) "Week" (1) 76-/1 1= 12= 52- 39 38 38 39 JON BUTCHER /Wishes (Capitol) 'Wishes" (71) "Holy" (2) "Goodbye" (1) 72-/4 1- 19+ 48 -

*C., PAUL KELLY & THE MESSENGERS /Gossip (A &M) "Darling" (79) "Train" (2) "Before" (2) 85+/22 0= 5+ 55 + DEBUT

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The Pursuit Of Happiness (Curb /MCA) 66% of our reporters on It.

LA BAMBA Soundtrack (Slash /WB)

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CALL Into The Woods (Elektra) 62% of our reporters on H.

TWISTED SISTER "Love Is For Suckers" (Atlantic) 79/2 (80/6) Adds KGB. WPYX Heavy 3 WAOX, KISS. KNAC Medium 59 including WBAB. WNEW, WDVE. WKLS. KLOL. WVNF, WLLZ. WOFM. KAZY. KEPI

CROWDED HOUSE "Crowded House" (Capitol) 68/9 (65/13) Adds KLOL. 91X. KOME. WEZX. KBAT, WKGR, KFMZ. WKLT, KGRO. Powers 9. Heavy 29 including WNEW, WMMR, WHJY DC101. WYNF. WEBN. KINK. KGB. KFOG. WPDH Medwm 34 including WOVE, KYYS, WCCC. WHEB, WCMF, WAOV WAAF KLAO WIMZ. WDIZ

PETE BARDENS "Seen One Earth" (Cinema /Capitol) 52/15 (36/12) Adds including KPEZ, KWIC. KNCN. KLAO. KMJX. WRDU, WIXV. WRKI. KOWB. KFMF Heavy 3 KINK. KFOG, KKDJ Medwm 31 including WMMR, WKLS. WLVO. WLLZ. KYYS. KZAP. KGB. KOME, WPYX. WROK

URGENT "Thinking Out Loud" (Manhattan) 49/12 (3615) Adds includmg WNEW. WSHE WVNF, KSHE KDKB, WEZX, KLAO, WIXV. WONE. KFMO. Heavy 1 KROU Medium 29 mduding WGTR. WLLZ. WOFM. KBPI, KUPD. KGB. KOME. WPYX. KISS, KODS.

DANNY WILSON "Meet Danny Wilson" (Virgin) 44/3 (45/6) Adds CFNY. WIXV WZZO Powers 7 Heavy 22 including WLIR. WLUP, WPYX, WCCC. WXKE. WFBO. WWCT, WRKI, WBLM. KRNA Medium 21 including WBAB. WNEW. WKLS. KINK. WDIZ, KGGO, WIBA, KOMP. WGIR, WWWV.

TESLA "Mechanical Resonance" (Geffen) 41/6 (40/3) Adds KEPI, WKLC, WEGR, KBAT. WRUF, WKLT Heavy 3 WVNF, KAXO. KNAC Medium 18 mcluding WKLS, WOFM. KAZY, KDKB. KUPD. KGB, KLAO, KICT. WGIR. KRNA

BEARS The Bean" (PMRCARS) 39/3 (37/5) Adds KBCO KPEZ. WKOO Powers 1 Heavy 6 WHCN. CFNY, KZEL. WFNX, WIZN. WYMG. Medium 28 including WKLS. WXRT. WLVO. KYYS. KZAP. 91X. WOUR WRDU. WROK. WTUE

REPLACEMENTS "Pleased To Meet Me" (Sire/WB) 34/4 (31/4) Adds WNEW. WHJY. KYYS. WAPL Powers 1 Heavy 9 WLIR. WXRT KROO. WHCN. WPLR. KIEL, WFNX. WXXP, KOWB Medium 19 including KBCO. 915. KGB. WHEB KILT KILO, KPOI. WRUF, KRNA. KTVD

ROGER DALTREY "Can't Walt To See The Movie" (Atlantic) 32/9 (27/6) Adds KBPI. WIOO, WHEB. WAOX. WOMF. WXLP, WTUE. KATT, KICT Heavy 7 including WNEW. WNOR. WRIF KTCZ. WRKI, KRNA. Medium 18 including WMMR. WOVE, WEBN, WLLZ. KSHE, KFOG, WPDH, WAAF, KODS. WXXP


"SINFUL" PETE WYLIE THE 12 FROM THE LP SINFUL.

PRODUCED MY 2EUE E. HELD. IAN RITCHIE. MICHAEL FRONOELLI AND PETE WYLIE.

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NEW ARTISTS Albums Reports

1 SILENCERS /A Letter From St. Paul (RCA) 95 2 PAUL KELLY & THE MESSENGERS /Gossip (A &M) . _85 3 PETE BARDENS /Seen One Earth ( Cinema/Capitol) 52 4 URGENT/Thinking Out Loud (Manhattan) 49 5 DANNY WILSON /Meet Danny Wilson (Virgin) 44 6 BEARS/The Bears (PMRC /IRS) 39 7 REPLACEMENTS /Pleased To Meet Me (Sire/WB) 34 8 CURE /Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me (Elektra) 30 9 ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN/Echo & The Bunnymen (Elektra) 22

10 REFUGEE /Burning From The Inside Out (Polydor /PG) 21

Tracks

1 SILENCERS /Painted Moon (RCA) 93 2 EUROPE /Carrie (Epic)* 81 3 RICHARD MARX/Should've Known Better (Manhattan)* 80 4 PAUL KELLY & THE MESSENGERS /Darling It Hurts (A &M) 79 5 MASON RUFFNER/Dancin' On Top... (CBS Assoc.)* 71 6 INSIDERS /Ghost On The Beach (Epic) 69 7 SUZANNE VEGA/Solitude Standing (A &M)* 60 8 CROWDED HOUSE/World Where You Live (Capitol)* 55 9 PETE BARDENS /In Dreams (Cinema/Capitol) 51

10 URGENT /I Can't Take It No More (Manhattan) 49

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2 1 , 0 GRATEFUL DEAD/Touch Of Grey (Arista) 157 -10 4 3 2 © HEART/Who Will You Run To (Capitol) 144 -10 6 4 3 Q INXS & JIMMY BARNES /Good Times (Atlantic) 145 -/1

10 6 6 0 38 SPECIAL/Back To Paradise (Theme From...) (A &M) 143 -/1 6 7 7 0 WHITESNAKE /Here I Go Again (Geffen) 130 -/1

15 11 8 0 HOOTERS /Johnny B (Columbia) 152 =/2 14 14 ,i Q CRUZADOS /Bed Of Lies (Arista) 153 + /1 7 s 5 e JOHN WAITE/These Times Are Hard For Lovers (EMI America) 125 -11 - - 16 0 DEF LEPPARD/Women (Mercury/PG) 135 +113

, 2 4 10 SAMMY HAGAR/Give To Live (Geffen) 104 -/0 11 6 9 11 STARSHIP /It's Not Over ('Til It's Over) (Grunt/RCA) 116 -/0 9 9 10 12 OUTFIELD /Since You've Been Gone (Columbia) 111 -/0

24 t9 15 ® GREAT WHITE/Rock Me (Capitol) 130 + 12

17 16 14 OD FLEETWOOD MAC /Isn't It Midnight (WB) 116 -/5 49 30 22 e GRATEFUL DEAD /Hell In A Bucket (Arista) 122 + /16 35 28 21 CD LOS LOBOS /La Bamba (Slash /WB) 109 + /9 16 15 13 17 U2 /Spanish Eyes (Island) 112 -11 33 23 20 m JON ASTLEY /Jane's Getting Serious (Atlantic) 127 + /10 13 13 12 19 FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS /Stand Back (CBS Associated) 111 -/0 36 31 21 a SAMMY HAGAR /Boys' Night Out (Geffen) 115 + /11

- 49 27 ® TOM PETTY & THE HEARTBREAKERS /All Mixed Up (MCA) 112 + /19 20 17 17 22 TOM KIMMEL/That's Freedom (Mercury/PG) 106 -/0 39 33 26 e ROGER WATERS/Sunset Strip (Columbia) 110 + 113

37 35 30 CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/Bogged Down In Love (Epic) 111 + /11

59 43 32 ® JOE WALSH /In My Car (Full Moon/WB) 101 + /15 48 41 36 a PATTY SMYTH /Isn't It Enough (Columbia) 106 + /15 43 39 35 e U2/Where The Streets Have No Name (Island) 74 +121

38 36 33 0 CALL/I Don't Wanna (Elektra) 100 + 16

29 22 23 29 MARILLION /Incommunicado (Capitol) 97 -11 - 58 41 Q BEAT FARMERS /Dark Light (Curb /MCA) 112 +125

3 12 ,e 31 RICHARD MARX /Don't Mean Nothing (Manhattan) 56 -/0 5e 50 46 e SILENCERS /Painted Moon (RCA) 93 +119

57 42 40 DIO /I Could Have Been A Dreamer (WB) 93 +/4 54 52 47 e EUROPE /Carrie (Epic) 81 +113

27 21 25 35 STEVE EARLE & THE DUKES /I Ain't Ever Satisfied (MCA) 76 -/1 I DEBUT ) © BRYAN ADAMSNictim Of Love (A &M) 68+/35 rDEeuT a RICHARD MARX /Should've Known Better (Manhattan) 80 +144

52 45 44 © JON BUTCHER/Wishes (Capitol) 71 -/4 5 10 19 39 BRYAN ADAMS /Hearts On Fire (A &M) 48 -/0

50 44 13 Q TWISTED SISTER /Hot Love (Atlantic) 79 =/3 _ _ 56 m PAUL KELLY & THE MESSENGERS /Darling It Hurts (A &M) 79 +121

57 52 CD WARREN ZEVON /Detox Mansion (Virgin) 67 +/10 53 19 m GRATEFUL DEAD/West LA. Fadeaway (Arista) 55 +/5

53 Q MASON RUFFNER/Dancin' On Top Of The World (CBS Associated) 71 +17

- 58 CD CROWDED HOUSE/World Where You Live (Capitol) 55 +/11 i DEBUT CD INSIDERS /Ghost On The Beach (Epic) 69 /69

DEBUT ) m DAVID BOWIE /Never Let Me Down (EMI America) 50 +/34 60 48 48 CD GRATEFUL DEAD/When Push Comes To Shove (Arista) 50 -10 - - 57 0 SUZANNE VEGA /Solitude Standing (A &M) 60 +114

51 51 51 a DANNY WILSON /Mary's Prayer (Virgin) 44 -/3 21 20 28 51 NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE /Long Walk Home (Geffen) 50 -/0 26 38 50 52 FLEETWOOD MAC /Seven Wonders (WB) 33 -/0 30 27 31 53 FIXX /Don't Be Scared (MCA) 52 -/0 28 26 29 54 JOHN HIATT/Thank You Girl (A &M) 48 -10 22 32 45 55 ROGER WATERS/Radio Waves (Columbia) 38 -/2

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I DEBUT ) C PETE BARDENS /In Dreams ( Cinema/Capitol) 51 +/16

DBUT) a PRETENDERS/Where Has Every Body Gone (WB) 43 /43

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INSIDERS Ghost (69)

JOHN KAY...11old (44)

RICHARD MARX 'Known (44)

PRETENDERS Where (43)

GLEN BURTNICKfoliow (37)

BRYAN ADAMS Victim (35)

DAVID BOWIE 'Never (34)

BEAT FARMERS Dark (25)

PAUL KELLY...,Darling (21)

U2 Streets (21)

HOTTEST GRATEFUL DEAD Touch (70)

HEART Who (55) INXS 8 JIMMY BARNES600d (45)

WHITESNAKE Mere (44)

SAMMY HAGAR Give (39)

JOHN WAITE /Imes (39)

38 SPECIALParadise (35) OUTFIELD Since (25)

HOOTERS Johnny B (22)

STARSHIP'Over(22)

CHART CLIMBERS

JOE WALSH "In My Car" (Full Moon/ /B) 101/15 (50/30) Adds Including WSHE. KAZY, KLOS, KGON, KLAO. WWCT. WIOT. KOWB. KTYD. Heavy 25 including WEBN. KORS, KSHE.

KLBJ, WAPL, KODS. WLAV, WFBO. KMOD, KILO Medium 71 Including WNEW, WMMR, WDVE. WHJY. WKLS, KLOL.

WGTR, KYYS. WOFM, KZAP. Moves 32 -25

CALL "I Deal Weans" (Baldry) 1001 (94/1) Adds KAZY. WHEB, KPEZ, WFYV. KBER. WLIR. Heavy 23 Including KBCO, KUPD, 91X. KGB. KFOG, WKOO. WRDU,

KDJK, WIZN, KRNA. Medium 64 including KLOL, WNOR, WLLZ. WOFM, KORS. KBPI, KLOS. KDKB, KZAP, KROR. Moves

33 -28.

SILENCERS "Painted Moon" (RCA) 93/19 (74/11) Adds including WMMR, KLOL, WLLZ. KDKB. WBYR, WAOY. WIMZ. WLAV, KFMF. Heavy 10: WLIR, KBCO, KBPI, KROO.

91%. CFNY. KIEL, WFNX, KGRO. KROU Medium 58 including WNEW. WXRT, WEBN. WOFM, KUPD, KZAP. KGB, KFOG,

KROR. KOME. Moves 46 -32.

DIO "1 Could Have Been A Dreamer" (WB) 93/4 (99/15) Adds: WCCC. WHEB. KOMP, KEZE Heavy 4 KTXO. KRXO. KISS. KNAC. Medium 65 Including WBAB. WNEW. WOVE,

WHJY, WKLS. KLOL. WNOR, WYNF, WLVO. WLLZ. Moves 40 -33

EUROPE "Cam." (Epic) 01/13 (69/14) Adds including WIVY, WKLS. KGB. WCCC, KLAO. KBAT, WTUE, WLAV, WIOT, KFMZ. Heavy 16 including WHJY. WYNF,

KBPI, WHCN, WPLR, KNCN. WIMZ, WKDF, KMOD. KRNA. Medium 54 including WGTR, WSHE, WLLZ. WOFM, KDKB,

KUPD, KROR. KOME. WPVX, WHEB. Moves 47 -34.

RICHARD MARX "Should've Known Better" (Manhattan) 80/44 (35/14) Adds Including WHJY, WLUP. WLVO. WOFM, KLOS, KZAP, KGB. KOME, WPDH, WCMF He 7Including DC101, WYNF,

WLLZ, KUPD, WWCT, KROU. Medium 60 including WNEW. KSHE. KBPI, KDKB, WPVX, WZZO. WCCC. WW. KLBJ

Debuts at 037.

PAUL KELLY & THE MESSENGERS "Darling It Hurts" (A&M) 79/21 (5827) Adds Including WKLS, WLVO. WOFM. KOME, WPVX, WADY, WRAF, WHTF, WZYC, KPOI. Heavy 4. KBPI. KROO, WTPA,

KZEL Medium 54 including WBAB. WNEW. DC101. KTXO, WNOR, WEBN, WLLZ. KYYS Moves 56.41.

TWISTED SISTER "Hot Love" (Atlantic) 791 (791) Adds KGB, WPYX. WRKI Heavy 3 WAOX. KISS, KNAC. Medium 59 including WBAB, WNEW. WDVE. WKLS, KLOL. WYNF,

WLLZ, WOFM, KAZY, KBPI Moves 43-40

U2 "Where The Streets Have No Name" (Island) 74/21 (59/12) Adds including WOVE, WLVO. KBCO, KUPD. WZZO, WCCC. WCMF, WRAF. WWCT, WBLM. Heavy 39 including WNEW,

WMMR, WHJY, DC101, KLOL, WYNF, KSHE. KAZY, KFOG, WPDH Medium 29 including WBAB, WLUP, WLLZ. KBPI. KZAP,

91X, KXRX, WIXV, WROK, WIZN. Moves 35 -27.

MASON RUFFNER "Dandn' On Top Of The World" (CBS Associated) 71/7 (04/17) Adds KTXO. KDKB, WTPA, KBAT, WDIZ, WGIR, WWWV Heavy 5 WHCN, WPLR, KPEZ, KZEL. WRKI. Medium 53 including WBAB, WNEW, WMMR, WSHE. WLLZ, WOFM, KBCO, KUPD. KGB. KFOG. Moves 53-44.

JON BUTCHER "Wishes" (Capitol) 71/4 (731) Adds WIOO, KICT, KFMO, KOZZ. Heavy 18 including KRXO. KOME. WBRU, WADY, WKOO. WKDF, KATT, KEZE. KOWB.

KTYD Medium 48 including WHJY. KLOL WOFM, KDKB. KZAP. KGB, WHEB. WW. KLBJ. KLAO. Moves 44.38.

INSIDERS "Ghost On The Beach" (Epic) 6119 (81) Adds including WYNF. WOFM. KUPD. KFOG, KISW, KXRX. WPYX, WCCC, WKRR, WIMZ. WKOO. Heavy 4: KAZY. KBPI.

WPLR. KZEL. Medium 46 including WNEW, WMMR, WOVE. WKLS, WGTR, WLUP. WXRT. WEBN, WLLZ, KORS. Debuts at

046.

BRYAN ADAMS "Victim Of Love" (A&M) N/35 (31/17) Adds including WKLS. KLOL, WLLZ. KSHE. KDKB. KZAP, WPYX. WZZO. WCCC, WHEB. Heavy 16 including WHJY. KOME.

KISW. CFOX. WBYR, WDHA, WTPA, WHCN. WPLR. WZZO. Medium 46 including WNOR. WLVO, WOFM. KLOS. KFOG,

KROR. WAAF, WKRR, KODS. WFBO Debuts at #36.

WARREN ZEVON "Debt Mansion" (Virgin) 67/10 (58/10) Adds WBAB, WOUR, WKDF, KBAT. KMOD, KJOT. WHFS. WBLM. KWHL, KTYO. Heavy 12 including WXRT, KBCO. KSJO.

CFNY, KLBJ, KNCN, WKRR, WKOO. KPOI, KOWB. Medium 46 including WNEW, DC101. WKLS, KYYS. WOFM. KFOG,

KROR, KOME. WCCC, WHEB. Moves 52 -42

SUZANNE VEGA "SoMods Steadies" (A&M) 60/14 (47/16) Adds including WKLC. WPLR. WPDH, KLAO, KRIX, WDIZ. WIXV, KEZO. WKOZ. WIOT Heavy 14 including WXRT. KBCO.

91X, WPYX, WTPA, WHCN, CHEZ, CFNY, WFNX. WIZN Medium 34 including WBAB, WNEW. WKLS, WLUP, WLVO. WCCC,

WOUR, WRDU, WROK. KODS Moves 57 -49

CROWDED HOUSE "World When You Live" (Capitol) 55/11 (44/11) Adds including CHOM, KLOL, 91X, KOME. WEZX. KBAT, WKGR. KKCY, KFMZ Heavy 17 Including WNEW, WHJY, KGB. KFOG, WPDH, WOUR, WWCT, WIZN. WRKI, KRNA. Medium 34including DC101. KYYS. WCCC, WHEB, WADY, WAAF.

KLAO, WIMZ. WDIZ. WXKE. Moves 58 -45.

GRATEFUL DEAD "West L.A. Fadaaway" (Arista) 55/5 (54/10) Adds. 0107. WKLS. KBCO, KGON, KODS. Heavy 17 including WNEW, WDVE. WXRT, KFOG. KOME, WPYX. WLAV,

WWWV. KWHL. Medium 34 including WNOR. KYYS. KLOS. KISW, WOUR. WDIZ. WRDU. WIXV. WROK, KEZO. Moves

49 -43

PETE GARDENS "In Drams" (Cinema /Capitol) 51/16 (35/12) Adds including KPEZ. KWIC. KNCN, KLAO, KMJX, WRDU. WIXV, WRKI, KOWB. KFMF. Heavy 3- KINK. KFOG, KKDJ.

Medium 30 including WMMR, WKLS, WLVO, WLLZ. KYYS, KZAP, KGB. WPYX, WROK. WXKE. Debuts at 059.

MOTLEY CRUE "NM SIN" (Sekiya) 511 (44/11) Adda. WBAB. WKLS, WOUR, WIMZ. WFBO. WMGM, KSOY, WZZO Heavy 3 WYNF, KISS. KNAC Medium 34 Including WHJY, KTX0, KLOL, WNOR. KORS. KAZY, KBPI, KUPD, KOME. KILO. Debuts at 066

DAVID BOWIE "Never Let Me Down" (EMI Merin) 50/34 (141) Adds including WNEW. DC101, KFOG, WZZO. WPDH, WAOY, WDIZ, WIXV. WIZN, WRKI. Heavy 21 Including WLIR,

WMMR. KBCO, KROO, 91X. KOME. WMRO. WGIR Medium 21 including 0107, WLLZ, KYYS. WDHA. WTPA, WPLR. WKFM,

KTCZ. WOBK. Debuts at 047

GRATEFUL DEAD "When Push Comes To Shove" (Arista) 501 (53/7) Heavy 21 Including WNEW, WMMR. DC101. KBCO. KFOG. WPYX, WPDH, WRXL. KMOD, KPOI Medium 24 Including WBAB. WGTR. WNOR. KGON, KZAP, WAOY. WAPL, WTUE. WFBO. KFMF Remains at 048.

DANNY WILSON "Mary's Prayer" (Virgin) 44/3 (451) Adds CFNY. WIXV, WZZO. Heavy 21 Including WLUP, WPYX, WCCC. WXKE. WFBO, WWCT, WRKI, WBLM, KRNA Medium 21 including WBAB, WNEW. WKLS. KINK, WDIZ. KGGO, WIBA, KOMP, WGIR. WWWV. Moves 51 -50.

PRETENDERS "When Na Every Body Gone" (WI) 43/43 (01) Adds including WXRT, KLBJ, WLAV. WWCT, KPOI, WRKI, KOWB. KFMF, KTYD. Heavy 7 WNEW, WHJY. KAZY, KFOG,

WPYX. KILO. WFNX Medium 29 including WBAB, KLOL, KYYS, KZAP, KGB, WZZO, WCCC. WPDH. WRDU. WXKE. Debuts

at 060

NEW & ACTIVE

URGENT "I Can't Take It No More (Manhattan) 49112 (36i15) Adds inducing WNEW, WSHE, WYNF. KSHE. KDKB. WEZX. KLAO WIXV. KFMO. Heavy 1 KROU. Medium 29 including

WGTR. WLLZ. WOFM. KBPI, KUPD, KGB, KOME, WPYX. KISS. KODS

JOHN KAY & STEPPENWOLF "Hold On" (Owl!) 44/44 (0/0) Adds Including WYNF, KLOS. KATT, KEZO. WWCT, KMOD, KICT. WIZN, WRKI, WBLM Heavy 1 WMGM. Medium 32

including WOVE. KSHE. KZAP, KOME. WPYX, WRDU, KISS. WAPL, WROK, WLAV.

TESLA "Rock Me To The Top" (Geffen) 401 (36/5) Adds KBPI. WKLC, WEGR, KBAT WRUF. WKLT Heavy 2 WYNF. KRXO Medium 18 including WKLS. WOFM. KAZY.

KDKB. KUPD. KGB. KLAO, KICT. WGIR, KRNA

FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS "How Do You Spell Love" (CBS Associated) 39/10 (28/10) Adds KBCO. WPLR, KPEZ, KWIC, KNCN. WKDF KMBY. WRKI, KATP, WWWV Heavy 9 including (TXO, WXRT, KAZY,

KFOG, WHCN. WLAV Medium 27 including WKLS, KXRX. WPVX, WKRR. WRDU, WRXL. WROK, KEZO, KICT. KDJK

GLEN BURDOCK "Follow You" (AIM) 37/37 (0/1) Adds including WYNF. KDKB. KGB, WZZO. WCCC, WHEB. KILO. KDJK, WIZN, WRKI Heavy 0 Medium 24 including

WNEW. WMMR,KTX0. WLLZ. KBPI, KUPD. KZAP, KROR. KODS, WLAV

NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE "Too Lonely" (Geffen) 36/9 (28A) Adds WEBN, WPYX, WAOX. KNCN. WRDU. WHFS. KATP, WMRY, KZOO Heavy 4 KWIC. ~NV. KWHL. KTYD. Medium

24 including KLOL. KUPD. KFOG. WAOY, WRAF, WIXV. WAPL. WROK. KILO. KEZE.

SAMMY HAGAR "Returning Home" (Geffen) 36/4 (321) Adds WOFM, WDHA. WKOO. WEGR Powers 1. Heavy 7 WDVE. KROR, KOME, WFYV. WLAV. KFMO. (WHL. Medium 26 including WKLS. KLOL, WGTR. KORS, KGON. KGB, WDIZ. WAPL. WROK. WTUE.

BEARS "Fear Is Never Boring" (PMRCARS) 35/3 (32/5) Adds. KBCO. KPEZ. WKOO. Powers 1. Heavy 5 WHCN, CFNY, KIEL, WFNX, WYMG. Medium 26 including WKLS. WXRT, WLVO. KYYS. KZAP. 91X, WOUR. WRDU, WROK, WTUE.

REPLACEMENTS "Alai CMNes" (Slre/WB) 38/4 (29/4) Adds. WNEW, WHJY, KYYS. WAPL. Powers 1 Heavy 8 WLIR. KROO, WHCN, WPLR, KIEL, WFNX. WXXP. KOWB. Medium 16 including 91X, KGB. WHEB. KICT, KILO. KPOI, WRUF, KRNA. KTYD.

FLEETWOOD MAC "Little UN" (WI) 29/1 (23/4) Adds. WKLC. WBRU, WHTF, WRFX. WIMZ, KILO, WWWV. Heavy 10 including DC101. WLUP. KBCO. KINK, KNCN, KICT.

KKOJ. KPOI Medium 18 including WOVE. KLOL. KUPD. WEZX. WAOX, WKRR, WRDU, KGGO. WXKE. KOZZ.

HOOTERS "Satellite" (Columbia) 271 (22/13) Adds KUPD, KWIC. KNCN, KODS. KJOT. WAOR. Heavy 7 WMMR, KFOG, WZZO, WPOH, WHTF, WLAV. KIEL. Medium 19

Including WNEW. DC101. KTXO. KISW. WRDU, KDJK, KEZE. WRKI, KOZZ.

CURE "Just Lib Heaven" (Eleldra) 24/2 (22/3) Adds'. WIZN, WXXP. Powers 1 Heavy 9 inJUding WLIR, WXRT, 91X. CFNY. KIEL, WFNX. WWTR. Medium 10 including KTXO, KLOL. WDHA. WBRU KNCN, WZEW, WLAV. WMAD, KPOI.

OMAR a THE HOWLERS "Mississippi Hoe Doe Man" (Columbia) 23/9 (161) Adds including WKLS. KNCN, KRIX, WEGR, WRDU, KEZO, KMOD KEZE .navy 1 WHCN Medium 18 including KUPD, KFOG, WBYR, WZEW, WKDF, WROK, WLNZ, KICT, KOZZ

HUEY LEWIS a THE NEWS "Doing N AB For My Baby" (Chrysalis) 22/7 (151) Adds- CHOM, KINK, WOMF, WONE, WWWV. KFMZ, KSOY Powers 1 Heavy 11 including CFOX. WPLR, WKGR. WFBO.

WWCT, WMRO Medium 11 including KBPI, WPDH, WCMF, WZYC, WTKX. KGGO, KOMP. KNX.

CULT "Wild Flower" (Sire/W11) 21/13 (82) Adds including KORS. KROO, KRXO. WAOX, KWIC, WFW. WKDF, KISS, KMOD. KTYD. Heavy 2 incading KNAC. Medium

8 including K7X0. KLOL. KNCN, KILO. KATP.

ROGER DALTREY "Heads OI Are" (Atlantic) 21/9 (12/7) Adds KBPI, WIOO. WHEB, WAOX, WOMF. WXLP. WTUE. KATT, KICT. Heavy 4 including WNEW, WRIF. WRKI. Medium 13

including WOVE. WEBN. WLLZ, KSHE, KFOG. WPDH, KATP. WAOR.

REFUGEE "Survival In The Western World" (PolydorAblyOram) 21/5 (161) Adds including WDHA, WHEB, WMGM, WRKI Heavy 0 Medium 7 including KUPD. KNCN, (MOO. KOJK. KATP. KROU.

STARSHIP "Babylon" (Grunt/RCA) 20/5 (15/3) Adds WRIF. WEZX, KWIC. KNCN. KFMF Heavy 5 (ZAP, KFOG, KSJO, WLAV, WWWV Medium 13 including DC101, KROR. WDHA. WZEW, WAPL, KILO, KIEL. KBER, KFMO, KWHL.

ACE FREHLEY "Rock Soldiers" (Megalorce/Atlantic) 20/2 (19/3) Adds: KWIC, WZZO Heavy 2 KISS. KNAC Medium 8 WYNF. WOFM. KAZY, KUPD, WAOX, KNCN, KFMG. KATP.

ROBERT VAUGHN a THE SHADOWS "Justice" (Island) 20/1 (201) Adds'. KBCO. Heavy 2 KIEL. KRNA Medium IO Including KYYS. 91X, KGB. WOUR, WONE, KDJK. WIZN, KATP, WAOR.

ECHO a THE BUNNYMEN "New Direction" (SIre/WB) 17/5 (12/2) Adds WDHA. WIOO. WBRU. KZEL, KPOI Powers 1 Heavy B including WLIR. KROO. 91 %. CFNY, WHFS, WFNX. WXXP.

Medium 3 including WBAB. WKLC

PAT METHENY GROUP "Last Train Home" (Geffen) 172 (15/3) Adds KEZO (GRID Heavy 4 WXRT, KINK. KFOG. WHFS Medium 7 CHEZ. WLAV, WMAD, KNX. KKCY, WFNX. WMRY.

COCK ROBIN "Just Around The Corner" (Columbia) 16/7 (9/7) Adds WOFM, KBCO. WDHA. WRXL. KNX, KBER, KATP. Powers 1. Heavy 2' (FOG. KRNA. Medium 8 including WNEW.

KKCY, WMRO, KGRO. KZOO.

GRATEFUL DEAD "Throwing Stones" (Arista) 15/1 (13/4) Adds: WRAF. Heavy 4 WMMR. KFOG, KROR, WHCN Medium 10 including DC101, WNOR. WPDH. WEZX, WKFM. WHTF.

KZEL, WORK, KOZZ.

HOOTERS "Karla With A K" (Columbia) 14/4 (12/4) Adds WIOO, WOUR. KZEL WWWV Heavy 4 including WMMR. WPYX, WMGM. Medium 9 including WNEW, WYNF, WXRT,

WKLC. WEZX, WKRR, WRKI.

AOR ALBUMS MOST ADDED

BEAT FARMERS (25)

PAUL KELLY 8 THE MESSENGERS (22)

RICHARD MARX (20)

SILENCERS (19) BACK TO THE BEACH (16)

PETE BARDENS (16) PATTY SMYTH (15)

BRYAN ADAMS (14)

EUROPE (13)

U2 (12)

URGENT (12)

HOTTEST GRATEFUL DEAD (74)

HEART (59)

WHITESNAKE (47)

LOST BOYS (45)

SAMMY HAGAR (44)

JOHN WAITE (39)

OUTFIELD (26)

FLEETWOOD MAC (22) HOOTERS (22) STARSHIP (22)

NEW & ACTIVE

Contiriued from Page 81

CURE "Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me" (Elektn) 30/1 (30/2) Adds WIZN. Powers 1 Heavy 13 including WBAB. WLIR, WXRT, KROO, 91X. WCCC, CFNY, KZEL. WHFS. WFNX. Medium

12 including KTXO. KLOL, KBCO.WOHA, WBRU. KNCN, WZEW, WLAV. KPOI, KRNA.

CULT "Electric" (SInAVB) 25/11 (17/2) Adds Including KRXO, WAOX, KWIC, WFYV, WKDF. KISS. KMOD, KMBY, WFNX, KTYD. Heavy 5 including K1X0. KROO,

KNAC. Medium B including 0107, KLOL. (ORS. KNCN. KILO. KATP

HUEY LEWIS a THE NEWS "Fore!" (Chrysalis) 22/7 (151) Adds CHOM, KINK. WOMF, WONE. WWWV, KFMZ. KSOY. Powers 1 Heavy 11 including CFOX. WPLR, WKGR. WFBO.

WWCT, WMRO. Medium 11 Including KBPI. WPDH, WCMF. WZYC. WTKX. KGGO. KOMP, KNX.

ECHO a THE BUNNYMEN "Echo a The Bunnymen" (Sln/WB) 22/5 (17/5) Adds. WDHA. WIOO, WBRU, KZEL. KPOI. Powers 2 Heavy 9 including WLIR. WXRT, KROO. 91 %. CFNY, WHFS, WFNX,

WXXP. Medium 4 including WBAB. KFOG, WKLC

REFUGEE "Burning From The Inside Out" (Polydor/PolyGram) 21/5 (161) Adds WLLZ. WDHA, WHEB, WMGM, WRKI Heavy 0 Medium 7 including KUPD. KNCN, KMOD, KDJK, KATP, KROU.

ELTON JOHN "Live In Australia" (MCA) 211 (201) Adds WNEW, WZZO. WHTF, KATP, WKLT. Heavy 4 including WXRT. KINK, WTPA Medium 9 including DC101. KFOG.

WZEW, KBAT, WKGR, KNX. WRKI

ROBERT VAUGHN a THE SHADOWS "Love And War" (Island) 20/1 (201) Adds. KBCO. Heavy 2 KZEL, KRNA. Medium 10 including KYYS. 91X, KGB. WOUR, WONE. KDJK. WIZN. KATP, WAOR.

WMRY

BACK TO THE BEACH "Soundtrack" (Columbia) 18/16 (2/1) Adds including WRIF, KZEL. KKCY. WWTR, WWWV. WMRY, KFMF Heavy 1 KOME. Medium 11 including WNEW. WPDH,

KPEZ. WRXL, WKGR, KILO, WORK, WRKI, WXXP

PAT METHENY GROUP "Still LUe (Talking)" (Geffen) 17/2 (15/3) Adds. KEZO, KGRO. Heavy 4 WXRT. KINK. KFOG. WHFS Medium 7 CHEZ, WLAV, WMAD. KNX. KKCY. WFNX. WMRV

JOE ELY "Lord 01 The Highway" (Hlghtone) 152 (13/10) Adds KWIC. KZOO Powers 1 Heavy 1 KPEZ Medium 4 WXRT, KBAT. KISS, KFMX

SUMMER SCHOOL "Soundtrack" (Chrysalis) 13/1 (142) Adds KBCO. Powers 1 Heavy 3 WLIR. KROO. WXXP Medium 3 KPEZ, KPOI, WFNX

STEVE WINW00D "Back In The High Life" (Island/WB) 13/1 (111) Adds WONE Powers 2 Heavy B Inducing WBAB. WEBN. WOMF. WFBO, WIBA, KOMP. KNX Medium 4 KZEW, WWCK.

WIOT, KZRR

July 31, 1987 Rail 85 -

REGIONAL AOR ACTIVITY'

PLAYLISTS - An artist's name is

listed once per playlist in the highest rotation that any of an album's Y

tracks are reported. For example, if tracks from the same album are re Po rted in both heavy and medi-

the artist will appear in heavy. Records being played in power are

in a station's heavy rota-

For all stations, fight rotation is

condensed to include only those records added to the rotation this week. For P2 and P-3 stations ,

medium rotation is condensed in

the same manner. Symbols: 'A' - Record is newly reported

or additional tracks have been added.

(M); (L) - Other tracks from that album are in those rotations (medi- UM or light).

An artist's name with no abbrevi- ations means all airplay is in the listed rotation.

A "frozen" list indicates that a

current report was not received, and last week's rotations are included in the data base.

PARALLELS - Stations arranged by market size, according to Arbi-

tron's ANSA population figures. Parallel One 1,000.000 + Parallel Two: 200,000

t,000,000. Parallel Three: under 200,000.

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advantage to their in-format corn-

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165 current playlists

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Four Stations reported a frozen list.

CHFZ /Ottawa KRSP- FM/Sah Lake City

WNOR- FM/Norfolk WTKX/Pensacola

KTAL/Shreveport froze their list for a second consecutive week. Their information was not used

in the data that makes up our charts.

88 R&R July 31, 1987

CHR PARALLEL ONE PLAYLETS I

B104 WBSB Baltimore

PO: Bnan Thomas Asst. POND: Willie B. O'Brien

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PD -. Kevin Becastro MD: Roger Christian

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OM/PO Bob Case MD. Lindsey Burdette

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and the Fat Boys, both on the verge of cracking the national Top 40, to the Miami Top 5 already. KPWR was early on the new Lisa Lisa, and it's producing good numbers, with early play on Georgio, Pepsi & Shirlie, and Swing Out Sister also now reflecting in the mainstream. KITS's adds this week are on the mainstream side, while early support for Curiosity Killed The Cat, Depeche Mode, and Jon Astley is now being bolstered by more broad -based CHRs.

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L PARALLELS

Please note, frozen playlists are Indicated with an "fr" next to the Drevlous week's chart position.

RIMS CHA reporters are chosen on the basis o/ location, ratings, and ability to report current, timely music information.

Parallel l Reportera: Selected stations

that are format- dominant and /or exert significant national influence, in major markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, of 1 million or

more.

P1 -A Reporters: Selected leading -edge major market CHR stations whose play - lists diverge significantly from mainstream CHRs.

Parallel 2 Reporters: Selected stations that are format- dominant and /or exert a significant local or regional influence, in secondary markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, between 200,000 -1 million. Parallel 3 Reporters: Selected stations that are format- dominant and /or exert a significant local or regional influence, in smaller markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, of 199,999 and below.

229 Reports

A ABC

When Smokey Sings (Mercury/Polygram) IP Atphabel City

Total Reports 184 80% Parallel

Regional Reach Reach P1 74% E 0% P2 78%

M 681 P3 89%

N 98651%

National Summary UP 117 DEBS 32 SAME 26 DOWN 0 ADDS 9

Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P2 Tot

7 O O O 0

2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 4 0 3 7

16 -40 26 66 51 143 On. 6 11 8 25

Adds 0 5 0 5

Ch Adds 3 1 0 4

Total 39 83 62 184

tip cur MAIS 21-11p MRS! 29-25 MmlO -37 HLT a-30 c1tOI 1-35 MGU A-29 POD-t11-26 WAWA

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RL 30-23 25-27

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RLOC 33-26 EVER 31-20 ErlY 28-21 12010 34-24

R2I, 33-25 KIM 36-32 nl 31-23 127.02 33-31 aLY% 25-22 747 27-26 01295 d-36

HERB ALPHIT Making Love In The Rain (A&M) LP -. Keep Your Eye On Me

Total Reports 102 44%

Regional Reach E 56% S 38% M 25% W 68%

National Summery UP 24 DEBS 17 SAME 46 DOWN 0 ADDS 15

N&A Parallel

Reach PI 42% P2 42% P3 51%

Chart Summery Pos PI P2 P3 Tot

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B BREAKFAST CLUB Kiss And Tell (MCA) LP Breakfast Club


Regional Reach E 401 S 42% M 19% M 551

National Summery UP 22 D EBS 14 SAME 41 D OWN 0

ADDS 11

NiA Parallel

Reach PI 32% P2 331 P3 51%

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LAURA BRANIGAN

Shattered Glass (Atlantic) LP Touch


Regional Reach E 44% S 36% M 21% M 47%

National Summery UP 31

DEBS 6 SAME 38 DOWN 1

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(MLA]

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P1 381 P2 32% P3 41%

Chart Summery Po. P1 P2 P3 Tot

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JONATHAN SUTLER Lies (Jive /RCA) LP Introducing Jonathan Butler


Regional Reach E 56% S 58% M 42% M 771


m Parallel

Reach PI 47% P2 56% P3 691

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BANANARAMA I Heard A Rumour (London /Polygram) LP " Disordenies" Soundtrack

Total Report. 163 71%

Regional Reach E 69% S 66% M 68% N 85%


BREAKER' Parallel

Read. P1 64% P2 63% P3 89%

Chart Summery Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

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DAVID BOWIE Never Let Me Down (EMI America) LP Never Let Me Down


Regional Reach E 351 S 171 M 261 M 34%

N&A

Chart Poel

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Regional Reach E 481 S 48% M 46% W 62%

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Reach P1 421 P2 481 P3 60%

Chart Summery Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

I O O 0 0 National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summery 6 -15 0 0 0 0 UP 15 16 -40 12 19 7 38 DEBS 23 One 7 19 16 42 SAME 42 Adds 2 12 18 32 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 1 1 3 ADDS 35 Total 22 51 42 115

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Regional Reach E 29% S 30% M 37% M 66% Chart Summery

Pos PI P2 P3 Tot 1 O U U U

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July 31, 1987 RaR 95

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EUROPE Carrie (Epic) LP. The Final Countdown


Regional Reach E 42% s 611 M 53% W 53%

INaA Parallel

Reach PI 40% P2 48% P3 71%

Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot

1 1 1 0 0 0

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RIPS 27-18 RIM d-35 RSMD 27-22 IUYO a-]3 RDON d-37 RilU d-40 RRO m

140 OIT

VeF% a-40 103CIR on

415400 on MVO 14004

4.11. A-37 R a

MOW a-10 W,Xx d-35

80128

19112 a-38 .AD

e-40 Wcao MJMX 4-18 KISN a 0104 4-39 MYItB al N2YP a RSM# a RN6N d-35 NP,M a 2102 a

WOLF m MIN

e-40

MI01MIR

KYYY a-38 W9N0 d-40 ML1181 a ROMO a Y94 40-25 MOIL a MA72 A-15 KRLS a

RRRC a-l4 MOTO a MDIR on WSR a

ROW a

RFm A-26

Mar RGOT 4-29 HYYA m R002 a ETN A-40

KAZ d-14 EO,C 4-34 TMT m RZN on 01102 a 1191 4-14 SLY96 an OK95 A-35

F FAT BOYS Wipe Out (Tin Pan Apple /PolyGram) LP Crushn


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 40% E 38% [N&A P2 40% S 62% P3 37% M 12% W 34% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 1 I U 1

National 2 -5 2 6 1 9

Summary 6 -15 7 10 1 18

UP 39 16 -40 6 12 13 31 DEBS 15 One 4 8 7 19

SAME 25 Adds 1 4 1 6

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 1 3 4

ADDS 10 Total 21 42 26 89

OJT

1104 on 894 15 -12 PRO -n, on NAVA d -30

S OU.

293 16-13 295 24-10 K KK 18-18 KR. 3-1 Y100 5-S #97 16-11 W01 d-35 MNV2 25-24 0105 20-13

WCZY a MHYT A-I6

RP. 11-,

R110] 11-8 FRO? 0-3 RCP% a1 K S103 d-34

P1 A.

193T105 R11196 27-7 P.106 12-29

WT 0100 on Z94 IOW on MEC 17-6 WPST d-35 MNYZ -34 WICK 35-29

s00rE

1,811997 40 -29 MGM 37 -21 K,. co 50X106 19 -15 MOB d -23 MSSX 20 -12 WPM 2 -2 GIGS 17 -13 RAMI 23-21 KEZl on MsI 39-32

WAN! 4-38

AP! 21 -19 W0111 a MT.I 14 -8 R20Ú 9 -1 NABB 8 -6 MAN a KB. on 2107 14 -13 33105 4-3 Y106 5

MVO NR.R d -25 RIT, 7 -6 RTUX 28 -24 MLR d -38

MI PRIT

WIT

KP95 on KMGX 18-14 KYNO nn KLUC 2-2 RYRK 3-3 RPIV 6-3 RCAO 18-12

WAIT

WIG? 101C111 a-30 95X%X A-33 MNP[

RZ )7-32 Worn

on WPM n

SOOT"

IL1N on WM o 098 d-)1 0104 A-25 M2YP 30-25 KsMB 21-17 N AN 29-21 M0V 102 4-16

on 2103 37 fr MIN 35-29 OS -40

H I OMET

WCIL 22 -4 MFR on 99KG on snow 4 -36

RER

RH. d-26 Y$11-296 Y96 a

25-11

FLEETWOOD MAC Seven Wonders (WB) LP. Tango In The Night



National Summary UP 118 DEBS 3

SAME 40 DOWN 15 ADDS 1

m Parallel

Reach PI 49% P2 81% P3 93%

Chart Summary Pos PI P2 P3 Tot

1 U U U 0 2 -5 0 5 8 13

6 -15 13 39 33 85 16 -40 12 38 24 74 One 0 4 0 4

Adds 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

Total 26 86 65 177

G R 0104 d -27 p WSE 11 -10 10470 8-6 WWI 21 -20 CROS 38-25 WCAU 13 -10 494 10 -8 PRO-. 11 -10

293 20 -19 REGL 33 -28 M8 22 -18 0105 a -28

MIPRIT

MmB 13-12 923 21-21 WWI 12-10 9912TX 13-11 MCZY 19-15 WTI 16-14

13-12 KMI 24-24 1-01. 20-19

2108 16 -15 F1130 23-23 K Ms 28-28 RPLZ 14 -14 RUBE 18 -18

E AST

WLY 9 -6 0100 18 -14 294 16 -13 WSR 4-3 K104 21 -21 WRZ 16 -14 WNW 14 -8 WLN 23-18 F 101 20 -20 MST. 14 -19 98PXY 24 -33 99081 11 -I1 MPS? 10 -9 MIT! 17 -17 MICR 16 -16 0106 12 -12

PM997 29 -28 WBO II -11 Mm, 13 -10 117211 23-22 MAPI 17 -15 laos 26 -26 5611 27 -24

WBC? 10 -8 8700 14-10

WSK! 7 -8 WNOK

133

-10 05 on

MINK 14 -14

R81 16 -15

NS 13 -Il MCN 24 -32 941.20 8 fr

APE 18 -16 W01T 21 -18 1101(1 19 -18 ITNI O 2011 20 -26 1307% 20 -17 FM100 11 -11 MARK 21 -20 MAW 14 -17 MIN? 18 -12 101104 27 -26 RWE! 22 -22 0J105 31 -30 ?106 20 -18 94Z 14 -10 MINO 24 -14 VaLR 6 -4 RSAO 16 -15 KTUX 15 -12 MOLX 15 -13 MIL 16 -1S

HI deer non 6 -5 WK. 15 -14 RIIR 15 -20 MOT. 12 -I1 0210 7 -5 MIRE IS-IA Rig 20 -16 MIOX 7 -7 Won. 17 -16 2104 11 -7 K.1103 32 -35 ROBO 19-35 0293 10-IS WOK 13 -9 RA2107 31 -25 I110113 12 -10 WHO? 23-20

W EST

RNMO I8-Il 5r95 10-28 KITS 9-9 RIM 14-13 cflm on RSND 13-15 MVO on 194 25-22 ROMO 20-16 RLUC 23-20 ElIV 4-25 CA0 20-20 C Y0 10-9 6220 4-3 KRO IS-17

PST arl 16-16

x 3 -3 WIGY 31 -31 95x01 16 -14 WIRE 16 -i1 MiY0 12 -7 Wool 20 -19 00100 1. -11 1000Hí 4-4 95.1 15 -12

MINT 15 -I3 MOW I5 -12 W0x 16 -31

S OUTE

MIT II -11 MRS/. 13 -10 MAD 19 -16 Worn 17 -11 MCGO 17 -12 DIX 13 -12

O 98 29 -25 K ISS 12 -20 WYNB 19 -16 8ZYP 14 -12 KSMB 30 -26 0101 8 -4 NN 23-23 WPM 12 -7 WOLF 23 -21 Z103 20 fr

RMN IS -15 WBS 12 -9

MIPIER

KTYY 15 -14 WNO 16-11 WIMP 5 -5 MOIL 11 -30 ROCS 14 -12 MAW 24 -19 RCMO 19 -17 RGL 17 -14 MFM 4 -29 MAZY 12 -31 !IMP 25 -23 RLS 6 -5

991íG II -II RKRC Il -II RMN 20 -18 MDBR 24 -23 WSPI 9 -9 ROW 14 -I1 REM 9 -5

Rar

SOOT 9 -9 022A ll -Il 5802 16 -14

STAN 9 -11 RRA, 12 -10 KOZE 11 -I1 KTW 8 -8 RFrN 12 -10 10122 10 -16 RM2 21 -19 B91 l -4 R202 16 -13 SLY96 14 -12

7 30 -28 0095 8-5

GO WEST Don't Look Down (The Sequel) LP Dancing On The Couch (Chrysahs)

Total Reports SO 22%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach N&A P1 61

S P2 20%

16% P3 371 M 16% W 30% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot I O U U U

National 2 -5 O 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0 UP 3 16 -40 2 3 3 8 DEBS 5 Ons 1 9 12 22 SAME 22 Adds 0 7 9 16 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 2 2 4 ADDS 20 Total 3 21 26 50

attic A-36 p SO TH

MI URRE

tms A -30

W er

11CPx on

Á / KITS 27 -23

LAM

WSS R104 0 WEB/ a39 NTtC a-311 WWN on

I( an

SOUTH

7708 a

WOO a

Mcw on WINK on MSI A

NOT an URR nn

MMOMER

WDD A -l7 MANO a

RER

6,95 a K ITS A-]7 RI.IM 40-17 S PIV an ROM an

sAIT

WVFX a-35 95XXK on MpE s

WZYO m

05100 on SXIL on

Molen on N,%% on

RUT,

WTAO on MCOO RAM on 0104 on WOLF a

aN0 WINS Y94 sa111

BKML a

MK PA a

Mar FGO M1AZ n

ROZZ on RTR on tars on 8LY96 40-79 297 36-35 0095 d-l7

DEBBIE GIBSON

Only In My Dreams (At /antic)

Total Reports 203 881



SAME 15

DOWN 7

ADDS 8

Parallel Reach

P1 87% P2 891 P3 91%

Chart Summary Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

I t U 0 7 2 -5 11 13 3 27

6 -15 21 28 12 61 16 -40 12 47 44 103 One 0 l l 2

Adds 0 3 4 7

Ch Adde 0 1 0 l

Total 46 93 64 203

EMIT

0104 23-199p MXR8 IS-IS MSS 8-S WW70 22-16 WW1 13-12 PV1195 28-29 BKAU 3-3 844 18-14 p50-n, I5-11 0107 2-1 MAYA 3-2

Z93 22-IS 295 4-11 0000 4-1 KM. 0-8 O 97 1-2 UGH 20-1S 81NVZ 0-4 0105 22-1S

MI011WIT

896 9 -9 295 13 -12 0102 34 -30 WI9l9 11 -s 920 10 -7

MCI 23 -20 K Bm 15 -11 RCP? 26 -20 NATI 26 -21 KDM 10 -4 KRR 32 -29 awn 32 -26 MAL 5 -5

RER

2108 10 -28 RIIS 9 -7 SIT, 9 -6 RANZ 16 -13 FM102 S -5 KROY 9 -8 RMOD 14 -9 RCP% 4 -3 58101 1 -2 ROLL 2 -2 KATD 14 -11 KMB 18 -16 SPL! 24 -15 Rues 31 -25

I/ PM5106 2-2

WM! 31-26 0100 21-IS 294 32-25 WsR IS-II WRZ 34-29 URM 9-7 W lC 1-2 WEE 18-12 WAN 19-13 [101 14-9

Wipe 12-8 911P%Y 5-5 99GFM 36-26 930 22-16

MAST 16 -12 WNY2 20 -10 MOCK 13 -10 WIZ 10 -10 0106 28 -21

S OUTN

g111997 6-4 WIe0 25-20 098 25-17 02211 21-14 RXX106 28-27 MAPI 24-19 W Oe 1-9 M5X 9-3 MBCY 4-31 M5KZ 22-17 MOR 3-3 0105 27-23 KN2 5-5 0220 9-8 M131 29-l8 W5I 35-31 BAM 22-15 WCN 26-I9 MITT% 32 fr RAPE PE OR d-33

WORT 24-19 WMI 27-23 RZOU 16-10 VWX 15-13 PM100 4-24 MASS 10-3 WAX 30-18 MW 36-14 KIn, 18-15 R1104 25-23 2107 a MV[S 31-26 111105 3-2 7106 5-4 942 25-22 WV0 29-21 MILK 24-21 RTUZ I4-I1 801J<

29-23 8021

NI MIT Wann 32 -23 MILK 17 -10 G*i 9-9

115110 28-20 R210 39-35 MOE 26-21 RLO 28-27 WI %X )2 -25 MEAD a -27 Wirt 30 -22

03 40 -33 ROIGO 31 -21 11293

WOK d -31 WSW d -22 KAY107 25 -17 aND 31 -28

RER

RNMO d-26 5r95 16-14 KlYN 32-21 RI. 24-19 CNCD on RSND 16-13 MIC% 12-8 K YMO 14-12 I94 4-IS ItO10 18-I1 KLUC 5-4 5MR 6-4

OPIV 22-14 MAO 1-5 MOH 25-19 KRO 20-14

ENT

W110 33 -21 WMF% 29 -23 8102 14 -10 103CIF 21 -IS 95XX5 22 -16 MIPS 14 -13

Wll! 13 -29 ii Y0 31 -24

WOCM 22 -16 00100 I1 -13 100RN! 28-24 WOIO 20 -13 W%K 24 -17

ROI, 24 -IA MIN, 26 -18 WAD 16 -13 VOID a

WOO 25 -20 WJM 34 -26 898 31 -24 XISR 25 -14 0104 27 -19 WOKS 25 -18 MVO 27 -22 WM ll -2

0101 37-25 XNN 19 -15 Wm 30 -22 2102 13 -9 WOLF 24 -18 Z101 30 fr RNlN 25 -IA

MI P1ER

SY, 16-12 WINO 22-14 MOMS an WCIL 19-13 ROCR 21-21 WLm1 5-5 S CIR 25-16 R6XL 31-28 WAZY 4-17 KIM( A-30 RRLS 26-23 991(0 10-20 KNC 12-22 XWTO d-2l NSER 28-26 WIP'r a RDW 18-32 X,m 35-33

RER

KOOT 29-22 RYYA A-27 RR02 4-23 K TSS 30-26 0082 31-26 ROTE 35-24 02.1 37-11 0.2 KURZ 25-23 091 28-20 RI0Z 27-16 SLY96 16-II Y97 1V-S 0595 a

GRATEFUL DEAD Touch Of Grey (Arista) LP In The Dark


Regional Reach E 561 8 51% M 65% W 55%


LNiA Parallel

Reach P1 38% P2 49% P3 81%


1 - 1 3 - 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0 O

6 -15 0 0 0 0 16 -40 9 31 34 74

Ons 4 7 13 24 Adds 6 12 9 27

Ch Add. 1 2 1 4

Total 20 52 57 129

iliP

MKZ 10-25 SOUTH MOF 105 4-35 5012 31-28

¡0-R WARS on WS, an N 30-34 MJAD 40-16

WI. on MOT A-39 WrEO m WCAU 31-24 FM100 a MJMX 18-35

1150-FM on MN. 40-33 098 a KISS 4-30

SOUTH 042 an 0104 37-24 RSAO 37-21 W20S on

2 03 a KTUX 4-37 102. on

ORSE 3n 8071 8-35

WIL% on KSNS on

0105 ZL 10-20 0101 4-25 Wm on

MIPRR MIPRIT 2102 on 419

745 40-34 WDD a RNIW 0102 WM. 3UIl MItE 354)l

WKS a-39

920 a - 5580 a-38 MIOMCR

WTI 35-12 F710 on 10-27 RO d-12 RYYY A-36

KNTR MGm 10-26 81100 35-32 M O . . 4-111 IX% )1-26 M#WI 33-27

ASSO 27-24 MRM --29 MIT W2PL 28-21 KO. on 108 a

Ri94 36-26 ÿWi ]-29

2. 4-39 NOOK e MAZY a

5000 a RPM o KCPX A-38 WWII 10415 on GTD K, s

A-40

KIPS 29-20 RMTO m0-70 FIM 19-36 MBP 40.l> KSMD

31-21 SPT 15-25 K,IV RDW 4-35 GR RXYo 4-26

LU 0-38 BIFL2 4-33 RI O a

Continued On Next Column

Grateful Dead Contnued

0100 e

794 d-l5 0100Z 4U-27

37-33 MNNR n

AN a WAN 990PN on 930 40-38 WST A-40 1MY2 30-29 0106

39-36 3180 39-34 NAPS MRCP a 5500 30 -23

EAR

WW% d-30 met a 95XXX on WPE a 61.2 39-37 220 33-I1 8d O A-29

0 100 A-34 951IL 38-13 MTR ROMP 36-30 WFM 37-34

REIT

KYYA 4-28 MRS 39-33 RRA2 36-31 KO2C 14-30 RTT 40-35 RZRN d-35 K0T2 d-38 891 a

RZOI a

q796 K-25

9 50-11-25

SAMMY HAGAR Give To Live (Geilen) LP. Sammy Hagar


Regional Reach E 581 S M 79%

M 62%


SAME 23 DOWN 1

ADDS 4

m Parallel

Reach PI 51% P2 66% P3 90%

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

I O V U 0 2 -5 0 4 2 6

6 -15 3 12 7 22 16 -40 20 43 52 115 Ons 3 8 2 13

Adds 1 1 0 2

Ch Adds 0 2 0 2

Total 27 70 63 160

MIT

MES 25 -22.p C00I on WCAU 15 -14 PRO -PM 20 -16

293 24 -22

EGL 12 -6 Y95 d -21 Knee 19 -19 0582 12 -16 Y100 10O on

G8 29 -26

MIdEar

Z95 31-27 0102 35-31 MIMS 11-IS MCI d-33 990T2t 23-20 WC2Y a

RCPM 34-31 KHTR 27-27 KW 30-27

RER

2108 22-21 KK82 24-22 K MOD on K PK 32-30 KA TO 24-21 KPLZ 30-28 KU,E 26-22

E AR

WLY 1S-12 294 14-11 8151 4-37 BIER2 21-19 was a-39 MsP11 28-24 990. 140-32 WPST 27-22 MrM on

d-32

SOUTH

880 4 -31 O 98 27 -24

WMF 30 -26 WW2 21 -19 API d -24 WOB 35 -31 NSSx 30 -26 W300 19 -17

28-2) 43100 10 -23

WINK 25 -20 WSI on MANS 21 -19 WCR! 18 -14 94TY% 30 fr NAPE a

?OUT 18 -15 MORI 8-7 WMI 31 -28 K20Ú 11 -28 MRS 00 -16 MAN co WHIT 14 -10 Y107 S-3 EWES 34--30 61105 2106 on 942 13 -11 W%LR on ROSO 21 -I6 R1UE 26-23 WDL5 24 -22 Wilt 26 -23

sweater

WOO 4-2 KIIR 22-22 S1l0 20-20 MRE 25-21 K U) 23-12 YON 15-10 WI%% 24-21 WGO 31-28 WZPL IS-IS 2104 38-31 KJ103 15-14 EOKO 32-28 Z93 22-21

8115 34-30 MOTI IS-15 SAY101 a-35 AEN 33-31

MSR

KNMO 25-22 RIYB 10-3 521121 26-25 CWm on S SND 40-35 RYRR On K CAO 35-31. RIVO 4-3 SICU 25-21 NO 3D-28

mur WBG 32 -27 WF% 22 -18 WIG? 33 -13' 95Xxx 18 -18 MPL an WIK2 40-38 M.YO 13 -10

NOCH 26 -23 00100 29 -22 100RH1 21 -20 95 %I1 28-20 WR 33 -28 WOND 24-l9 W%X 34 -30

sana

.^'IZ 26 -24 W. 19 -16 WJAD 22 -18 WCGO 26 -23 WIM 37 -34 098 23 -21 RISO 32 -28 0104 21 -16 MYKS 30 -25 WZYP 19 -13 RSMD 33 -29 0101 26 -22 N AN 22 -21 WPM 40-37 WI, 34 -31 2103 34 fr RMN 38 -M WVBS 20 -22

MIdCIT

sissy 26-23 WM10 21-16 W#Ye 10A4-33 MCIL ROCS 28-24 BILRW 34-31 RCMQ 38-14 294 6-S

. 35-32 WW1 30-25 MAZY 27-22 KRLS 16-13 F911G 29-26 NC 25-18

RMTO 29-27 WDBP 21-20 WEPT 20-14 RDVV 7-7 RRMM 20-17

MM

ROOT 20 -17 K YYA 8 -6 5002 35 -33

RS 24 -10 2 26 -23

EOZE 4 -2 í75'r 26 -21

Rim 24-20 Kurt 3S -25 591 29 -27 SLY96 18 -16 OR95 10 -6

DAN HILL Can't We Try? (Columbia) LP Dan Hill


Regional Reach E 83% S 651 M 67% W 87%

National Summary UP 119 DEBS 20 SAME 18 DOWN 2

ADDS 10

Parallel Reach

P1 681 P2 68% P3 87%


I 1 1 I 3 2 -5 3 5 4 12

6 -15 8 11 6 25 16 -40 19 49 40 108 On, 1 3 7 11

Adds 1 7 2 5

Ch Adds 3 1 1 5

Total 36 72 61 169

tip 5104 12-9 ep

KS A-34 VO 35-31 AU 25-21

PRO-m 2-1 0107 29-25 NAPA d-29

MIZ 17-16 0106 d-18

800TH

3180 2 -1 098 26-22 1220 11 -28 MOLY 29 -21 WOO d -18 wo G105 32 -24 MINK 34-28

EAST

W80 35-29 MYP% d-26 WIG). I1-16 9S%IR 18-14

34-27 MPE on WIRZ I1-11


S OUTH

KCGt. 23-21 295 16-I5 KR110 25-21 ERBE on 97 a-29

MNVZ 30-19 0105 3-2

11IDREar

92X a

WW1 25-23 BEo 20-17

'wry 4-35 WtI 11-8 KIWI 26-18 KITR 34-31 WIA). 34-27

2108 24-22 RI19 27-20 K 22P 3-3 RNZ 32-27 ,N102 20-15 RO Y -29

KAM 33-26 K CPX 10-9 K8103 17-12 RMLL 8-6 KATO 10-9 KW88

e-3 KPLZ FUSE 25-20 -20

G IT

MOM 33-27 294 a WISP 26-19 0104 10-B M0R2 12-7 WNM 28-21 WEE 4-4 WAN 16-IS

01 )0-2S WSPR 22-17 9001? 32-24 990771 A-39 930 28-21 MPST 39-34 WW2 12-6 MACK 11-6

Dan Hill Continued

WSI an YAMS 34 -32 MCAT 2Ó - -22 941.20 on NAPE 24 -21 WoUT d -40 MORI 26 -23 504X1 7 -3

MDJR 40-311 WADS 4 -30 RHHY 27 -21 Nn, d -31 05104 4-2 EWES 8 -6 87105 29-24 942 on WISO 21 -20 RPM 25 -21 MDLX 16 -37 MZI. 11 -6

MIdEIT

MRDD 20 -16 MK. 24 -19 RITE 16 -16 ESO S 31 -26 zio d -36

W EE 30 -28 KLO d -34 WORD 25 -21

WI= 28 -24 2104 30 -27 0.1103 4-3 MOOR 32 -28 KO 30 -27

REIT

0880 30-25 RIYS 24-17 RIM 20-18 CHm 9-16 E6N0 3-3 I94 36-27 song 16-14 KLUC 1-6 KPIV 10-10 RCAO a-33 RDd 34-31 0220 16-12 RRO 24-IS

M2Y0 a1 MOCM 75 0R100 100RHI a-26 95011 2-1 WTHT 28-25 WOMP 26-22

3t-21

SOUTE

W IZ 19 -17 MRS, an JN 34-29

MOLD S -4 WLEO 30 -26 WDu 36 -29 898 6 -6 K ISS 4 -2 0104 34-29 Mots 4 -27 WYP 25 -23 KSMB a

0101 16 -24 MAN 24 -27 SO 33 -25

MI OVER

KYYY 30-21 8.0 29-27 MCIL on ROCS 6-11

MUM a RCM 33-30 Y94 24-22 RRtL d-34 WAZY d-36 REIS 29-24 991tG 4-32 RRRC on RWTO 6-3 VOSS 26-22 WSPP 24-18 RDW 21-1S RmM d-35

FOOT 25-16 EYYR 4-10 Boz 28-26

RTRS 19-16 RRAZ 30-27 KOZE on STMT A-17 RZn, 35-31 RMT2 26-17 RRMZ 4-34 891 18-18 11202 23-21 SLY96 27-25 297 16-9

HOOTERS Johnny B (Columbia) LP One Way Home



National Summa ry UP 31 DEBS 4 SAME 27 DOWN 0 ADDS 10

INiAl Parallel

Reach P1 17% P2 25% P3 51%


1 U U V U 2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 0 0 1 1

16 -40 2 16 18 36 One S 7 13 25 Add, 2 4 4 10

Ch Adde 0 0 0 0 Total 9 77 36 72

EAST

CROL on MCAU 37 -33 PRO -PM en

SOIT"

KEIL a 555E an NC." an

141 411428?

Wm5 33-26

WERT

KfPR on

WW2 an 0100 39-38 294 a 0104 34-34 WW1 31-28 WLN 35-28 ROST 14-29 W52 á0-19 0106

SOUTH

MOO 37-34 MANS on WCN en 52011 on MRY on RSA0 29 K PH, on

MIoMEIT

WDD 14 -32 11210 27 -25 KLO a WORD d -34 MIX% 38-35 MOAN

n -30

5x30

RER

KIPS 1-25 KIM on RXYO 34-31 e r2U 33-28

BAIT

951%x 40-38 MZYO 34-23 O11100 35-26 ÿ5.1 35-30

ar MoW on WIX 17-14

SOITfl

M011 on

Non WM( 29 -27 'WAN an WPM on 2102 4 -38

MIdLar

WINO 26-23 WINS A-40 K OCP on RtMO a 294 34-3) RMXI. m M,P on RRLS on 99EG on RNC

3n1-29 80115 M6PT RDW 39-36

RER

SCOT 26-24 RPM a ERO2 a

RTRS 37-77 RRA! 39-19 O 02E 31-21 EtR 25-19 KZ. an 8F1 32-30 0095 32-29

Parallels Continued on Page 96

96 is RaR July 31, 1987

PARALLELS

WHITNEY HOUSTON Didn't We Almost Have It All (Arista) LP Whiney

Total Reporta 210 91%

Regi ona1

iea%6 S 92% M 791 w 100%

Parallel Reach

PI 91% P2 891 P3 97%

Chart Summary Pos PI P2 03 Tot

U Il National 2 -5

U

0 0 0 0 U

Summary 6 -15 1 1 0 2

UP 41 16 -40 38 68 47 153 DEBS 114 Ons 2 12 13 27 SAME 27 Adds 4 8 7 19 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 3 5 1 9

ADDS 28 Total 48 94 68 210

M.T

11104

Mats d-20 MBE 570 A-26 MLI A-27 CM

x1094-30

-IB WM 41_20 P40-rM A-l2 0107 4-27 646d-26

O 0018

193 A -29 495 4 MO an 568E 39-30 1100 32 -26 697 2S -14 581 4 -23 WW2 -30 0105 26 -23

11I OWEIT

S 96 36-23 0MM A-37 92x 4-33 MCI ))-30 9Rx a-26 2Y d-36 YT d-21

011110 µ--30 K CPW

s.-25 RWnS d-34 R44 ALM. 36-24

RER

4106 a-30 Atle 4-34

SP d-26

4i )4-26 102 4-lS 4404 1-27 a40D d-33 6GM 29-14

6R8L101

4-22 d-N

IATo 4-33 4MS 4-]] !Mt. 33-25 RUBE d-30

PI 1104103 34-29

05 O YM% 29-25 Pwa106 m

MR WILY

l-)8 0100 5-27 N d-30 WM d-31

0104 an 118110 36-32 M11M 4-31 WIC 39-35 MEE m ATJM 31-37 G101 d-27 wM 4-15 98PIT 4-)1

90M a-36 930 a-25 wtT d-39 MYE 4-ll waat d-37 w411 25-24 0loó A-l1

1114997 d-10 nap 4-39 1t90 d-26 AM d-17

-:9 5X81% waPI a-30 MOS d-21 WSKS on 311CT d-30 811112 d-n VIM 37-30 GIOS d-29 KA. d-2. 11E.8 4-27 _

N 4-)1 1AII1B I m MSS -31 M'IJ d-35 WADE an WO. A-36 lag! YP31I 4-30 REaI 4-3s MX 39-36 PM100 d-32 4e on

da9 WRY 39-32 RsPM 3.-27 1.04 I04 1107 d-23

d-)1 67105 A-31 4106 39-36 142 m IMO d-26 3IO2 d-23 MY 19-10 4.0 A-40 TUft 19-29 MX2 A-37 MIL 34-33

MnMER

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n-33 0101 xMA A-40 WPM

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RYSY d-33 .NO 4-31 W011 m 0008 d-27 ALM d_20 RCM on 494 M-26 KM

RY d-39 Pá on KIM d-29

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Fl iot d-33 SLY% 4-33 TF7 d-19 0495 d-34

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Total Reporta 105 46%

Regional Reach E 40% 6 44% M 60% w 38%


SANE 31 DOWN 4

ADDS 3

FN-111-A1

Parallel Reach

PI 23% P2 42% P3 69%

Chart 8UUma0 y Po. PI P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 0 3 4 7

16 -40 8 29 34 71 Ons 3 12 9 24

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Total 12 45 48 105

865 W MB 34 -30.D 058E m Sol m

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4101 p997 25 -10 95%130 5 37-35 gym, 20_27

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V 14 FIOI 19 MS

m 4106 MX a. MO 37_24 MX 31-11

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CM80 m RBMD 1-36 ROYO

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41142 20-24 5LY% 24-24 Y97 m at9S 17-12

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Regional Parallel Reach Roach

E 461 N&A1 P2 49% S 52%

P3 51% M 33% w 681


ADDS S


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Parallel Reach

01 92% P2 93% P3 97%

Chart Summary Po. P1 P2 P3 Tot 10 00 U

National 2 -5 0 0 0 0

Summary 6 -15 0 0 0 0

UP 1 16 -40 2 0 1 3

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Parallel Reach

P1 68% P2 72% P3 866

Chart Summary Po. P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 O O O O 2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 3 3 0 6

16 -40 27 49 47 123 On. 4 13 10 27 Md. 2 8 3 13

Ch Adds 0 3 0 3

Total 36 76 60 172

MIT

fins 35-316p M. 38-33 MO ;0

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MIT

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MANS MCM 31-23 944. 36 fr A PR m

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24-20 u 9-35

61044141.

IMPX OTL 17-32 MO 38-33 0210 W1m. 4-29 KLO

t1L d-29 04 4-36

117103 16-19 SORO 30-25

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r4 pt 36-12 OM on MEM m RM%

33-31 MO 32-28 IN 34-29 K aso m RWG 30-27 K YM 14-6 Kc40 l a-8 RD. 38-34

17-a3 040 A-25

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Ra.. m 0101 4-31 MM 31 -28 WPM d -40 1102 35-27 W IZ n - KnM 7-32 MMB 37-32

MIORR

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99110 37-30 E RIC 35 1wro n-33

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Fm t

1191 A-25 28-25

8L196 30-27 7 d40 1s

JETS Cross My Broken Heart (MCA) LP: Beverly Hills Cop II Sdundtrack


Regional Reach E 96% S 836 M 91% M 916

National Summery UP 150 DEBS 1


Parallel Reach

Pl 89% P2 891 P3 91%

Chart S mmary Poe P P2 P3 Tot

1 O O 1 2 -S 13 21 39

6 -15 2 62 34 124 16 -40 1 18 8 37 Ons 1 1 3

Adds 0 0 0 Ch Mds 0 0 0 Total 4 94 64 205

tip S MT

MI% 14-I2ep AMs 9-7 flot 3-1 31P370 11-18 MILI e-

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1f 6-14

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293 8-7 RIJO 17 -14 4100 14 -7 897 14 -14 wl 8 -7 M. 11 -17 0105 18-17

MOMS,

694 17 -I1 095 11-20 0102 30 -27 92% 9 -9 MCI 0 -7 990,0 12 -8 WCTY 6 -S M%YT 9 -13

12-9 W TI 18-29 Ron 14 -22 RRR a -7 x6-6 .6

9-21

11664

4108 7-6 4118 12-12 11214 24-24 RIME 2-1 RSOY 7-3 MOOD 7-8 RCPX 1-4 1.103 10-7 001L 21-21 RATO on RM. 12-12

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pM106 4-6

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4 26-21

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w IS-11 B-7

Mf.s 12-11 ALAN 19-R2 40101 SM 21-20 98Pn 13-13 990814 12-8 910 -S

41.84 9 -7 M. á7 MGR -5

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0M 9-6 RCM

7 fr NAPE 14-11 Wart 3-2 11OM S-3 UTI3I 12-11 oLOU 19-17 U010 11-9 m100 11-7 MAN 16-11 wW 6-4 RITI 9-]1 Y310a 2-9 FMB 53105 11911 4106I1-II 94T. 9 MVO 20-19 MLR 16-11 Sr,? 8-7 1.111 1-7

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4010 S-5 MS, 8-7 1UÁ0 6-5 IMO 14-10 'SM0 6-6 698 I7-I5 RISR 7-6 8mí8 7-5 WM. S-1 MO 23-10 0101 1S-10 MA S-5 W M 31-26 2102 7-4 MOIL 7-6 0103 fr 6416 7-6 WS t 9-5

ItY14 7-7 M8u 7-7 AM 7-7 WCIL

i6 -21

ROC, -7 10-16

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5A9% l-3 1 9-6

RPM( 4-3

968 S-4 AIJC 10-10 RATO 17-13 M. 6-S MW 19-17 K IM 27-22 KM 23-20 Wir KM 14-11 41102 02 9-7

R M 11-6 i 17-1S

RO.. m XTIT 6-3 SZP6 2-1613 MITI

Il-0 491 1'-Il

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sLT96 5-1 497 8-8

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Total Report. 167 73%




Parallel Reach

PI 62% P2 71% P3 84%

Chart Po.

Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 1 7 0 2 -5 1 3 4 8

6 -15 18 36 24 78 16 -40 14 33 31 78 One 0 1 0 1

Aids 0 1 0 I

Ch AdAe 0 I 0 1

Total 33 75 59 167

(I) 6104 16-14.p

d 23-18 R 21-16

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PMLWIPI95E15115

2100 10-10 094 28-24 P1M-IN lo -8 0107 AVA 9711

293 I3-12 K EW

17116E WM MN, Ì9_9 0105 10-6

MIDMR

O 96 95 12-10

ANCI 10-5 99017 30-27 F 9-8

2_7 ROM, l-6 WS 24-23

'LOL 2-7

KIM 19-28 fi02 19-18 0106 14-11

SOWS

PA4997 22-22 880 8-6 O 941 I5-11 REIZ 12'10 w o. 7- 11860 12-8 MCY 2t-16 IIII06 14-20 G105 -'

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a-8 M1UT 24-20 MI 22-20

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K. 12--22 53105 6

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6ID 4-15 0 14-14

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S, 24-21 USOS 22-19 nP 11-11

RSMS 20-I6 01F5µ1 M -2o

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4108 19-17 XII. 11 -19 REEP 12 -11 RIM 13 -11 4WD 10 -14 MOSS II -8 RPLE 26-16 RUBE 22 -17

PI NA/

101103 7 -14 TW11a6 7-I3

PLY 29-23 0100 I5-13 294 27-23 1.4 16-13 0104 24-24

WEE 1 IS

0L -14 OLIO 12-14 M. 13-12 990TH 34-3e 990m 1]-]3 930 14-u MT 22-17 MI 10-24

klymaxxCGntinued

R1Oi 6-8 8¢04881 elUi_X 19-II Mxt 24-21 Sy 25-21

]0-14 MIAOR MIL S-S

ROCA 16-1] MIDO 13-9 5LM 7-7 M. 39-33 ROC 21-18 R4.O 1-7 Y94 19-9 R.10 31-27 RIIXL l9-IS Ra I0-35 Mn S-3 YIIOI 34-30 RPA 29-27 ROM 29-26 KIM 30-27 q 27-26 950 13-12 4540 26-25 MLe 16-17 ILno7 20-22 RATO 13-12 RSIJ I7-12 VOM 23-15

wW 39-35 RR R3M 32-31

RANG '2-]l RR ns 7-4

RIPE 29-29 RTYA 20-19 Cpa 11-10 R600 20-18 ® an RYM 14-11

S10X 9-6 RRA. 21-22

KIM 20-22 RO EX 21-11 I94 3-I1 611. 24 -20 R 19-IS

EM 13-8

F MITI I3-10 4nV 16-15 Mt 23-22 51104 13-I1 891 1-9

1140 16-I1 E SLIM 26-26

497 2-1 0499 1a-11

LL COOL J

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Total

Reionaeach Reach 1

Reports 92 40%

Parallel

Pl 626 i NiAJ E 44% s 52%

P2 371 P3 29%

M 14% W 49% Chart Summary

Po. P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 U O U U

National 2 -5 3 0 1 4 Summary 6 -15 9 8 0 17 UP 37 16 -40 11 19 6 36 DEBS 18 Ons 4 2 4 10 SAME 11 Add. 4 7 6 17 DOWN 1 Ch Add. 2 3 3 8

ADDS 25 Total 33 39 20 92

111 MR 4104 on wx. on 4MS95 27 -25

010 4029 -26

27 - HAVA 2 -9

093 16-11 195 l4-I RR80 4-35 mast .-24 4100 20-9 497 1S-11 MN 4_27 17104 n-20

W aMR 970

réa7 M1n I1-9 %4180 21-IS w 21-IS ROSS a

MIMI, d-40

MIT

REEP 21-14 0040 rM102 7-7 %40Y 12_9 FWD 30-25

3an ROi0-u M 4-2 KATEO 5-3

RRLf 33-23

PI IOrlos 7-2 W R96 14-S

ti9 MR UPU, 294 a -34 W1115R d -35

C 37 -29 MES A -30 5.101 98'35 a WM 9 0- 30 WPM 41, MICR 40-30

080997 23_15 WIMP dal 098 d -27 a]í106 3-9 ABCS Mat 4 -30 KAM 25 -14 KM O A-IS 8

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1'107 27 -21 4.1105 22_16 4106 16 -I3 UMW 23 -12 W%72 n

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41;3 MR VIOY -l4 ÿ P8 -29 10[ St 6

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6-40 MK 3Ms A-15

nmMR FPM

WEST

M2 d-36 8LY96 497 a-i

July 31, 1987 RaR 97

PARALLELS

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Doing It All For My Baby (Chrysalis) LP: Fore!

Total Raper is 205 89%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 72% E 88% P2 921 S 86% P3 99% M 961 W 89% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 U U D U

National 2 -5 0 0 0 0

Summery 6 -15 3 5 4 12

UP 158 16 -40 34 83 62 179 DEBS 30 One 1 6 2 9



ADDS 5 Total 38 98 69 205

vo MST

6104 29 -26.p MRS 33-20 8555E )2 -29 WILI A -26 OAU 38-31 894 21 -16 PRO -r, 28-23 0107 27 -24

RerB

293 37 -33 REGL 25 -24 295 22 -14 Mai 33 -25 WW2 d -29

IIIIBMR

an 39-35 295 4-37 MO 21-16 93i d-35 wCI 26-22 99RX d-)0 ME' 33-29 41YT 21-18

PW 33-30 9171 12-10 ROSS 35-33 KNTR 29-25 Rla 1913 W Ld. 30-25

WS?

YlOB 27-25 RI. 34-31 R66t 4-40 r9102 15-31 KID 31-28 SCPX 18-14 55103 32-30 MML 32-30 6620 on K W. 35-30 K M 27-23

OJT

MLY 25 -15 0100 M -29 294 23 -19 8596 33 -25 6104 39 -30 MR2 31 -28 RIC 34 -31 06EE 4 -29 M3AN 37 -33 RC101 on W.P. 32 -28 BpXy 25 -73 9907M 34 -33 930 24 -20 MST 37 -33 RITZ 37 -25 MICR 33 -26 MIR! 24 -23 0106 35 -29

SOUTH

PM8997 35 -31 WIR 34 -29 1198 23 -19 9f.? 26 -21

wool 28-23 REZB 32-30 R.106 27-26 MAPI 30-25 MI0e 32-29 08sx 29-25 W.C2 )1-26 SIM 35-24 WIRZ 29-22 MOR 34-29 clos 35-)1 H EES 29-25 WINK 3936 WWI 31-29 MANS 25-20 SCR. 38-30 947.5 25 fr MAPL Wa1T 32-29 1040 RICO 36-32 WW2 36-33 RAS 28-24 n100 4-33 MA6. d-26 WIIN 29-26 MART 37-29 55n 38-30 2107 24-15 W ES on 13105 38-36 Y106 29-26 942 4-30 103.6 25-22 MAO 4-32 RTUx 30-27 MDLZ 32-30 M2L d-34

M1aR11T

MOD 22 -12 MX. 38-34 KIIR 23 -15 Mon 33-29 AMO 36 -31 R2)O 35 -12 W NEE A -26 KLO d -35 ÑRD 29-25 I. 27 -23

STAG 30 -30 MPL 4 -27 2104 28 -23 53103 39-10 6060 25 -22 67.3 24 -22 MEOR 30 -23 MON 32 -26 66 2107 -30 116RD 24 -21 MOT 27 -23

MR 6.0 4-32 1.95 ]1-79 61y3 30-24 RIM 25-21 CUED on 62ND 29-25 6260 34-29 194 d33 R010 MAW 29-25 KPIV 0-28 RCAO on XXYO )2-20 413011 -35 RZZU 20-1S RIO on

MST

42m 27-14 WVR 27-19 1rIGY on 103C111 29-23 9512. 2925 MPE 20-12 MORE )4-31 9Z20 38-36 MOCM 4-)1 06100 d-32 100611I d-29 952IL 31-24 42R 27-23 IOMP 11-26 Wrxx 30-22

SOUTH

6012 29-22 mar 4 -36 WAD 36 -28 VOID 39-29 WOO 39-34 MJMX 31 -24 !9e 4 -33 RISK 40 -33 0104 35 -31 MTR! 4 -24 4216 32 -26 6910 36 -30 0101 4 -26 MAN 28-24 WITS 39-35 VOL? 33 -28 2103 31 fr

MIN 24 -20 MVO! 36 -26

141 altR

RYYY 34 -26 M6R 16 -33 WINS 4 -39 WCIL on ROCK 33 -23 SLIM 1910 RCM 40 -35 294 29 -23 R W a -36 WRY! 26-17 MR2. MM 3) -19 60.6 )2 -30 9910 34 -31 FMC 26 -19

haro 25-21 WDHP 37 -27 warn 34 -29 RDVV 3l -31 Srs 31 -30

wR K00T 18-12 HOYA a-29 RSO. 33-31 112116 27-20

Foz 32-30

2E 25-19 117R ]0-25 RZM a-40 RRZ a-39 RM2 d-39 691 26-19 RLOE 34-30 aLY96 23-21 297 39-30 0695 28-21

UVINO IN A BOX Living ln A Box (Chrysalis) LP: Living In A Box

Total Rapes to 190 83%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 66% E 83% 400 P2 83% S 78% P3 961 M 811 W 94% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot I U U U U

National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 3 9 12 24 UP 156 16 -40 29 66 54 149 DEBS 9 On8 2 12 0 14 SAME 21 Adele 0 1 1 2

DOWN 1 Ch Adds I 0 0 1

ADDS 3 Total 35 88 67 190

tip MIT

8104 A -30 .p Maß 14 -11 SASE 25 -21

70 311 -20 BLI GOI 14 -28 NCAU 26 -32 PRO -FM 22 -IB

11021'.

293 29-24 RHR 26-24 KRBE )0-24 1104 28-22

295 34 -30 0102 4 -32 MIMS 23 -20 92% 34 -27 VMCI 32 -31 9901% on VC2Y 23 -20 RD. 22 -20 6MR 13 -12 R. 2) -20 VIOL 26-26

SOUTH

PMI997 28-25 0880 2924 1198 an GST 112211 on 100106 23-18 wim 11-22 w08 23-22 men 14-8 MIX 17-14 WI. 32-30 WW2 on 955. 21-19 MIO) 25-22 ISPE 17-16 W.62 18-14 MIRL 32-30 la06 20-15 6220 21-19 0105 29-26 WO. WO )3-25 IUUZ 100 27-24 WINK 28-22 IO0511I 16-10 M91 32-38 RR 23-19 SANS 11-29 eOMP 18-15 WORN 34-33 W. 36-32 9422% 19 fr

MAPE 20-18 602r. ROUT 26-22 SORT mI2 27-23 117141 34-29 41152. 21-17 ND)5 23-20 MJAD 25-20 MUM 27-25 1M00 23-17 WR 23-17 WJM 23-20 611M 23-20 698 d-32 2107 12-8 RISH 1916 RM! on 0104 11-28 a11052-29 WOWS 27-21 2106 WZYP 17-IS 942 21-20 RSMB 17-32 WAJ6 d-26 0101 33-30 RIT 31-26 RMAM 15-14


MR

Living In A Box Continued

YIOB 9-8 RIIB 28-26 666Z 26-21 rM102 22-19 MOD 29-27 RCP? )3-28 55103 29-27 KMEL 13-13 RATD 28-26

FMa )2-32

LZ 29-23 RUBE 30-27

P1

1101103 12 -I1 P10106 34 -37 ITS 11 -9

MST

MILY )9-34 Z100 32-24 94 25-20 WHR 19-1S 42R2 28-22 WNW 37-32 MTIC 21-17 ISER 25-23 MAX 36-32 RCIO1 4-28 MPII 33-30 98.2 21-19 99on 27-22 930 23-19 WRIT 1915 WU 27-22 MILa 17-13 laRE 27-26 0106 2924

CHAO 28-22 IRIDI 21 -18 VDtx 27 -25 wi2L on

MIaIER

MOD 31-28 laR 30-25 RIIR 21-21 MOTt 29-26 RHMO 25-23 R2I0 10-26 51q 30-26 M.M 25-19 MEPL 21-20 2104 76-24 w103 34-27 soro 22-15 42OR 19-16 MIaM m RMED 23-20

MR ANNO d-33 M95 21-18 RITS 33-28 RIM 29-24 GED on REND on RMO% 29-28 RY110 22-IS 194 33-26 6040 on ELa: 27-23 KYRIE 18-14 SPIV on 6.0 31-29 RDOR 31-27 RZZU 24-22 660 4-27

MPMM 29-23 2102 18-14 WOLF 28-23 2103 29 fr

MIM 12 -10

88 25 -20

1212146114

I6YOY 17-15 M1N0 27-25 WeW. 11-6 MOIL 26-27 KOCH S LIM 33-32 R010 31-26 294 20-20 RE%L 26-20 wirR A-22 WAZ' 34-)0 KrM 28-24 6111.6 35-32 99RG 23-17 H66C 35-30 10120 4-30 M. 12-11 WIPT 38-34 RDSN 40-39 RrM 2928

MR ROOT 22-18 ROYA 29-24 6.02 30-28 STIA 22-17 4642 28-24 ROZE 21-16 6TMT 21-16 RZPN 29-24 RMTZ 25-22 S MZ d-32 .91 22-16 RLOE 20-1S BLY96 19-17 297 13-32 OR95 18-13

USA USA AND CULT JAM Lost In Emotion (Columbia) LP: Spanish Fly

Total Report. 59 261

Parallel Regional INiAI Reach Reach P1 42% E 21% P2 24% 8 27% P3 17% M 141 W 431 Chart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot I O O U U

National 2 -S 0 0 0 0

UP Summary

16 -40 5

0 2 14

DEBS 8 One 3 6 4 13 SAME 13 Adds 11 8 6 25 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 1 4 0 5

ADDS 30 Total 22 25 12 59

tip GR wiNS 4 2100 a lava on

SOUTH

»sa 00 27_16

00 ^ -7 MNVI

MIaOR

096 35-31 92% a CrM KW a

OOL a

MR KII! a-)5 RZ2P on 11662

P16102 33-28 POT 22-IS SHOT

a RSIOI A-23 66 33-29 K 66 a RP. on

121 A

101101 36-34 019 14-12 P. 5310 PMI 106 30-24

GR RIC a-17 91101 a epxY a

9)0 -40 wYZ on WI<76 on

SOfrtB

W.R A-33 R98 d-2. M2106 IS06 RAME d-27 RC26 a

WCM on MAP! o1 2107 4-24 8.1105 on Y106 A-35

M DYER

MIDD a 64160

MST

Kr95

RIYS a-3l KMGx 30-23 KYNO 39-30 KI.I3C a 4040 -l5

ti9 UST

WOCM on

scorH

14760 a JM A-39

0104 a 0101 a

21024-34 MIN on

Minn W.9R on

MST

ROOT a 64712 a 30296 A 297 on

LOS LOBOS La Bamba (Slash /WB) LP. "La Bamba" Soundtrack


Regional Reach E 96% S 6% M 1001 M 100%

Nati one 1 Summary UP 199 DENS 14 SAME 8 DOWN 0 ADDS 3

o Parallel Reach

P1 961 P2 991 P3 97


I 2 1 1 `t

2 -5 8 7 4 19 6 -15 22 36 27 85

16 -40 17 57 34 108 One 1 2 1 4

Adds 0 1 1 2

Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

Tote 51 105 68 224

GR 8104 25 -21ep willS on MIS! 27_]4 MM10 21 -9 WILI 21 -15 '

PM895 17 -8 2100 24 -12 MCAU 10 -23 694 24 -17 PRO -re 23-17 0107 24 -16 01 VA 28 -20

1100711

293 31 -20 295 12 -8 RRRO 13 -11 RRRR 20 -13 2100 7 -) 497 7 -S MOM 19_13 WM. d -21 0105 29 -22


99G7M 26 -21 930 I5 -9 MPST 20 -11 BNY2 22 -16 wino 18 -9 MR2 18 -17 0106 31 -20

11001.

666997 W.m 27 -17 498 13 -2 WU, d -19 Rtes 38-29 001106 20 -16 WAPI 299_14 W6011 4

WSM 28 -20 WW2 30 -20 4100 23 -20 MRZ 27 -14 Mo, 21 -I1 0105 25 -20 RAM2 4 -2 REIS S -1 WINK 22 -16 n52 36-33

ROMO i-)e UC L 9

111701 40-15 RRIV 12-8

A0 14-7 ROYO 21-I6 DO11 22-16

62211 9-5 KRO 21-11

GST

W6O 25-12 MNrx 23-17 WIGY 1B-9

I03C15 25-20

sx. 26-21 MIPE 21-11 WIR? 27-22 42V0 17-26 Mp0 1S-11 06100 23-15 100101 30-25 9SXIL 36-28 1TR 18-11 MrxX 26-20

MlaRer

896 10-7 095 26-21 0102 34-17 VMS 10-2 92% 19-13 MMCI 22-19 9902% A-2S WCY2 4-27 wYT IS-II KB. 17-9 RCPM 29-22 MITI -28 RoW. 13-5 6106 12-9 Rla 28-23 WLOL 27-14

=ST

2108 21-11 ROIS 13-8 R22P 7-1 6662 20-14 IM102 21-11 RRY 17-7 RRD 21-15 RCR 23-16 RS101 7-3 RMEL 12-4 MTD 1-1 ROSS 8-4

FPLZ 19-11

BE 6-4

PI/

Los Lobos Continued

801103 40-28 OTI05 Il-4 PMI96 13-) PMI106 a-]0 FITS 4-1

GR MLY 28-24 0100 26-17 294 12-7 aVS1 29-22 6104 on MERZ 1S-10 WM 26-23 MTIC 17-6 laEt 23-21 WLIN 20-8 6C101 23-1S NWT 23-15 98PtY 1-3

YAWI 26-24 III'RM 29-24 9a22s 33 fr MIpE 23-20 MOAT 31-26 MORI 16-12 Mni 26-21 RZOU 33-24

32-24 ML55 25-20 rM100 26-17 MASS 30-18 WM 21-16 WNW 30-1S R!n 11-7 M104 d-29 2107 28-22 RIMS 14-12 8.1105 31-22 2106 34-24 942 d-25 MIw 4-28 1461.11 21-19 RIT 6-4 RSAO 32-19 RTUIt 16-13 WOLX 28-26 MZL 29-24

MIDWEST

MOD II-13 ISn d -35 RII! 10 -5 MGT/ 15 -10 5850 20 -11 6210 23 -12 MEE 27 -1S 614 d -28 WORD 34 -24 I. 20 -9

MIAO 24 -16 MPL 29 -28 2104 22 -12 R.7103 d -24

FORO 13 -12

Z93 23 -18 WOOS 22 -19 MIa. d -17 55Y107 M -24 ROD 22 -17 MOT 22 -15

RINO 33 -14 Rr95 29 -15 RIn 16 -7 RIM 19 -1S CITED on 55ND 17 -9 KNOX 16 -11 RYNO 5 -1 394 15 -19

6012 22-14 wear 27-19 NJa D 24-15 VOID d-31 MCGO 36-28 MJNK 16-9 198 19-13 RISI 29-15 0104 22-12 MYRS 21-17 MZYP 23-19 55M 38-19 0101 32-21 MAN 25-18 W ITS 2102 3n_31 VOL? 10-22 MIN 5-5

6a 27-19

MIDaER

RT'2 22-17 WINO 25-20 10366 1

IICIL 24-9 ROCS 21-19 WLM 27-1) 6010 27-15 294 22-15 RML --26

MIIP on 11422 29-23 K rM 11-17 RRiá 28-25 99RG 24-16 ROC 22-13 R91O 26-IS MDG 27-21 WIPT 21-11 RDSN 22-10 RrIN 24-11

"tar RGGf 12-H ROYA 28-23 RR7. 2)-16 626.9 25-14 I6Gt 10-5 RO2E 10-S RTR 18-11 RZn 14-7 RNT2 21-14 RON! 35-25 891 11-2 RZOL 31-22 10.296 13-10 297 22-IB 01195 40-30

M MADONNA Who's That Girl (Sire /WB) LP. Who's That Girl Soundtrack


Reg í ora l

Parallel

Reach Reach

P 2 99% E 100% S

P2 00% 971 M 100%

P3100%

W 1001 Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

I 1 6 D 3

National 2 -5 13 16 4 33 Summ ry 6 -15 35 66 46 147 UP 221 16 -40 3 23 20 46 DEBS 3 Ons 0 0 0 0 SAME 3 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 0 Total 52 105 70 227

171) GST

6104 13 -86p Maro 12 -4 16016 13 -8 10100 2911 W.L1 12 -5 CRO1 17 -11 p_195 4-1 2100 6-4 11GÚ 9-6 594 12 -9 p50 -n 21 -14 0107 13 -7 NAVA 18-11

293 I5-11 295 13-2 RHR 11-9 K R6E -5 2100 6-4 B91 4-3

7-3 WW2 14-13 0105 21-14

MIallier

i,6 13 -10 29S 23 -19 0102 18-15 awls 12 -6 92% 12 -10 SNCI 14 -12 99901% 17 -10

y 11 -7 NUOY 7-4 Rem 16 -15 RCn 20 -16 WTI 17 -13 KO. 1915 568 21 -11 KW 9 -8 WLOL 14 -9

MIR

2108 20-10 11116 17-11 K 2zP 20-I8 6662 98 rM102 8-4 MOT 4-1 E1OD 12-S RCR 17-12 611103 16-8 e1aL 16-IO GTD 8-5 MSS l7_15 11PLZ 10-6 RUBE 14-12

P1/

IRT103 13-6 MOT105 5-3 pMI96 10-2 pMI106 14-10

tAR

RLY 16 -7 0100 19 -10


930 5 -3 MST 9 -8 w't 1S -8 MICR 9 -4 WXRt 9-8 0106 18-10

ron PMI991 12-8 WIm 21-16 R98 17-12 WM, 10-6 MR 11-e MoG2 d_n MMP% 18-12 112221 15-12 MIOY 30-14 RM106 18-14 103C3R 13-IO MAPI 25-7 955. 1S-8 w08 1S-14 pe 12-5 1.5% 21-10 WIRZ 22-17 MBCY 11-4 w20 27-14 MOO 20-16 MOrM 14-13 MaRt 14-10 06100 24-18 wo6 12-9 lOaKU] 19-1S 0105 21-15 9551L 23-18 RAM! 18-13 WTMT 1)-7

9, E76 17-7 OM 25-20 INK 15-8 IIIIC( 21-16 SI 14-10 AM 16-8 eQn.

11CI01 20-18 942OY 20 fr 6022 13-7 MIPE 15-12 Sr 18-13 WW2 11-7 AD 14-8 WORI 7-4 WOOD 26-17 1tI11I 23-19 Mtt0 31-22 200 21-12 MJM 28-16

MDrx 22-19 898 25-17 n100 14-12 RISK 18-10 MARB 26-23 0104 23-17 .AM 20-10 Myes IS-7 WW1 20-13 42 20-17 KB. 14-11 15-8 66104 23-19 0101 25-11 2107 Il-7 11-7 XMS Il-8 ÿp 37-34 S1105 16-13 .102 23-12 2106 10-6 WIV 16-9 942 10-8 2103 IS fr MIw 26-11 11-7 WW IS 1S-8 s 24-14 KIT 14-9 6G0 8-8 MIOMR RTUX 13-5 WDLX 25-19 I62YY 23-11 MR. 19-14 IIBNO 24-17

W1WI 10-6 1411a8142 MCIL 2)-20

KOCH 21-14 wiDD 25-18 SLIM 11-9 laR 23-11 RCIO 14-B RIIR 9-4 294 16-10 Mort 14-I1 RML 18-13 66110 10-5 WHYS 29-23 220 21-16 MAZY 18-10

11166 24-16 RrM 16-11 RLO 29-14 HALS 24-17 WORD d-31 996C 26-15 . i ll-b 14-7 6640 18-8 RWTO 23-10 42PL d-24 OBP 8-7 Z104 5-2 W.PT 12-24 FJ103 10-9 ROVV 30-25 ORO 4-2 RrM 77-24 6293 21-20 MG 21-13 WIR MIpN 17-13 642107 21-14 ROOT 14-I1 RRR 19-14 R22A 23-IS wOT 14-10 6.02 19-8

RT55 21-12 WIR pRs. 16-13

ROLE 17-9 RMMD 2911 RTM 1S-S

SPIV 9 -6 CA0 16 -10

RSYO 8-4 RD0I 15 -12 REZO 1) -8 RPO 21 -18

GST

Madonna Continued

294 9-S I095 17-12 WIR 2)-17 xi'! 15-8 6104 30-22 RIM 15-7 W66Z 26-21 CRED 19-12 wNK 17-1) RaRD 7-6 42OC 5-4 RNO% 26-19 MREE 22-16 RYNO 10-4 W LAN 10-3 194 20-12 60101 9-) ROMO 9-6 W BPR 25-21 REAM 8-3 98PxY 19_6 E1166 1S-6 990141 17-14

R2n 15-9 RIR2 10-4 RINZ 10-10 691 19-15 5202 19-11 SLY. 7-3 297 18-1S 0695 21-15

RICHARD MARX Don't Mean Nothing (Manhattan) LP. Richard Marx



National Summa ry UP 179 DEBS 4 SAME 20 DOWN 3

ADDS 4

Parallel Reach

P1 79% P2 92% P3100%


I 1 I 7 4 2 -5 1 9 12 22

6 -15 19 40 38 97 16 -40 19 42 18 79 One AÁÁ8 1 2 0 3

Ch Adda 0 1 0 1

Total 42 98 70 210

GR 6104 30 -284p MAIS 17 -9 MS! 24 -IS WMIO 20 -14 MLI 244 -ll CROI WCAU 20-18 194 2) -18 PR -n 8 -7 0107 20 -18 AVA 24 -21

293 23 -18 REOL I -I 295 20 -12 FMR 21 -17 PRE .3 -10

2100 SW 12 -II .. 18-15 0105 14 -8

N IDMaT

7.95 22-17 0102 9-6 M1r69 15-7 92% 27_16 MCI I7-16 99112% 10-4

10-6 RCPM d-14 MKTI 21-18 RDWB 12-10 RWTa 15-1) RIS 1)-) SLOT. 7-6

MST

2108 26 -24 RIIS 25 -24 RM! 8-7 KO; 28-17 R 12 -8 5S103 27 -24 RATO 18 -13 MLA 12 -B RUBE 12 -10

GST

MPLY 27 -22 0100 23 -16 794 19 -16 WIR 12 -8 6104 8-2 WER7 7 -4 MIM 36 -30 1n'IC 16 -13 856E 28 -22 ULAN A -220 RC101 MPR 9 -6 986x. 17 -16 99GFM 7 -4 9330 13 -B PST 11 -10

41410 19 -19 WICK 29 -20

Z 14 -12 0106 23 -16

sarte

1461997 32 -27 WIR 24 -19 698 21 -14 MGG! d -29 8126 -40 WAPI 11 -9 8508 6 -6 MM 9_4 VICY 15 -12 woo 6 -7 MR2 10-9 w06 n -13 0105 31 -25 REIS MIM 18-13 V si 20 -16 A . 12 -7

VCRS 8 -8 94TH 17 fr N APE 13 -10 Moor 6 -s MORI I1 -10 Mni 21 -18 4201) 17 -11 MDJ% 25 -22 WLSS 23 -17 21100 18-10 MAIM A -22 WHAM 13 -9 WNW 17 -11 KRIM 34-29 5X104 22-20 2107 22 -14 6MS 17 -16 BJ105 23 -19 .106 24 -19 942 24 -23 MIV0 27 -17 MXLR 19 -18 KSAO 9-9 %TUA -3 OLx 18 -14 MIZL 28-26

M201m11T

VRDD 5 -3 MRn 17 -10 6116 12 -9 MRZ 17_15 KINO 21 -16 6210 16 -19 MBE 23 -20 KLO 21 -19 WORD 6 -4

SM 14 -10 MAO 10 -18 MPL 8 -6 2104 19 -15 5.110) 3.I

6060 15 -ll 6291 -5 1006 23 -20 MIEN 13 -6 GY107 35 -26 ROD 14 -11 wR 28-26 WRIT

RN1O 12-6 R195 on K ITS 20-1S RI. 9-8 CITED 2926 It5ND 26-18 RYNO RnR on MN 15-13 RCAO 21-21 6XY0 12-11 soap 29-25 RLLU 17-10 660 22-16

EAR

MRRO 22-19 111PR 7-4 WIG2 21-18 103CIR B-6 95XXX 10-10 PE 1915 RZ 19-14

M2Y0 9-8 11pL9 21-17 06100 25-21 100661 7-) 95XIL 7-7 RR 19-12 601P )-2 MR. 9-6

ROIZ 8 -8 ÑSr 14 -11 O 15 -12

SOIn 27_18 11000 18-13 NJM 7 -S 898 27 -23 RIS. 15 -11 0104 9-6 MYRS 18-12 WZYP 10 -8 RSMB 26 -21 0101 16 -8 MAN 8 -8 MP. 9 -4 2102 11 -24 WOLF 18-16 2103 22 fr

MIM 16 -13 Was 20-13

111 atti,

K Y. 12 -9 WINO 19 -9 S.W. 2 -4 Wit

27 -26

ROCH -6 Wt. 4 -4 KOR 20-13 294 5-I RML 23 -18 MIFR I7 -13 WAZY 19-16 RIM I1 -9 KILLS I1 -10 9550 17 -10 ROC 9 -6 6.0 7 -S ROBS 10 -9 WS. 2927 503V 12 -6 RIIR] l -1

MST

ROOT 6-3 RYYA 25-13 K BOL 13-10 6266 12-9 RRAZ 7-4 RO2E 6-A 5TR 20-17 KZ. 6-3 KIM 6-3 RIS7 22-20 691 10-8 RLoi 25-23 SLY96 12-7

19-19 ORO 5 I5-10

GEORGE MICHAEL I Want Your Sex (Columbia) LP: Beverly Hills Cop II


Parallel Regional Reach Eea79 Q P1 9 E 79% P2 691 S 651 P3 63% M 63% W 85% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 18 19 11 4'4

National 2 -5 18 26 9 53 Summery 6 -15 8 19 19 46 UP 108 16 -40 3 6 2 11 DEBS 0 Ons 0 2 2 4 SAME 45 Adds 0 1 0 1

DOWN 10 Ch Adde 0 0 0 0 ADDS l Total 47 73 44 164

tip MIT

8104 3-2 la6! 2-2 ISM 5-4 W Mio 1-1 WILI 18-13 CROI 1-1 PMI95 3_2

2100 I-I 694 20-19 PRO-141 l9-IS 0107 9-4 WAYS 7-5

SODS'.

140 GR WLY 2 -2 0100 3 -1 INBR 18 -14 1äR7 24 -18 _n 23_19 RIC 1 -1 ISEE 20 -19 W1Á8 2 -1

930 B -7 MPBT 29-24 M. 1 -1 WIG 2 -5 ISIS 12 -9 0106 9B

29) 3-3 ROTR EMIL 32 -11 295 1 -I PMI997 I -1

CUm 20-15 RNO 4-4 MGR 4-3 RY110 1-3 194 7-4 R0110 14-9 RLIIC I-1 RTG 2-1 MiV 3-1 woo 2-2 MVO 3-2 ROCS 1-1 660 5-3

GR WHIM 4-1 WOGT 1-1 103CIR 10-9 951001 2-t


George Michael Continued

6660 2-2 RIME 4-2 2100 4-1 897 2-1 WM 3-2 WW2 12-6 0105 7-5

MIDMR

696 1 -1

295 1 -I MINA 4 -3 92X I -1 99RX 11 -15

MCZY 1 -1 10122 ) -1 Reap 4 -1 RCM 6 -2 IRTI 13 -I1 MIS 1 -1 MLOL 28-23

eER

Y108 10-3 6OIS 1-I R2LP I-4 RRR2 6-S rM102 1-1 6002 1-2 RMDD 2-1 5510) 18-17 MO. 3-B RATO 7-6 RW.8 1-1 RPLZ 3-1 RUeE 2-1

1

mT101 1-1 IOTIOS 2-1 1.61196 1-1 Pwi106 8-9

598 11-7 5EE8 8-6 55X106 I1-7 moms 3-2 116162 3-2 111900 2-I M6RZ 5-S REG I1-9 WINK 6-3

MRSl 8-2 WAMS 17 -11 ACTS 17 -7 MAPS 2 -I MORI 12 -8 MINI 3 -) 5003 l -5 MIX 3 -2 WADS 12 -9 R1m 6 -4 2107 I -I

EMS 6 -5 61105 1 -1 1106 3-2 MIw 2-1 1151A 7-2

RIT 2-1 5G0 3-2 RT. 9-7 SIL 1-1

MIDMR

McDD 2-1 MR. 5-3 wen 1-1 RMO S-4 WEE RI.O 26-22 WORD 32-29 42PL 10-S RJ103 6-6 6193 on MIDa 6-5 681107 4-1 KR. RR

Mer

RINO 16 -9 Rr95 8-6 RIM 6 -6

MRPL 2-2 WIR7 1-1 Yr.20 2-1

4001 10-7 1001170 12-11 WT. 1-10 MOW 2-1 WU 12-9

ROTO

IO1Z 6-6 W AD 8-6 11CG0 2-2 !98 33-27 0104 2-1 WYRS 3-1 MAN o1 MPrM 14-8 2102 6-3 6VB8 7-2

MIOMIR

1421148 3-10 ROCH 8-S OM I-1 4010 S-4 RML J-1 ISPR 24-19 MO 7-7 RRL! 8-6 9950 25-14 MDBR 2-2 ue 13-8

MR AOOT 8-6 RG2 9 RO2E 12-11 RTM on RLn 1-S RRt 1-1 RIRE 11-7 RZO2 3-2 sL296 8-8 297 I-1 0695 12-8

o ALEXANDER ONEAL Fake (Tabu /CBS)


Mara] lei Regional Reach Reach NBA P1 26% E 15% P2 27% S 401 P3 27% M 19% W 28% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot l U O U U

National 2 -5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6 -15 0 2 0 2

UP 14 16 -40 10 13 5 28 DEBS 15 One 2 10 9 21 SAME 22 Adds 2 4 5 11 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 11 Total 14 20 19 62

1-21 op aCAU 40'35 RO-FM

S OR.

n6E 15-29 Y100 4-29

MIat6R

596 22-22 2X on MCI 11-29 11C2Y a RDW. ñ-35 11LOL -36

MO 8662 on RS103 33 -31 OBE 2926

PI / V 1DT103 19-19 602105 2925 P66106 21-11

GR 294 a

MIM on MIn on

SOUTH

PMR99l 4 -40 MIR

e -32

67. R7 002106 14-10 laos 4 -36 KA. on WINK on WAN on MAPS 28-24 WMI d -34 11200

1413.7% d -440 61105 2106 4 -36 RITT on RT. d -38 MDLX 4 -39

MIDIMR

wen d-33 612112 on

MR Rr95 on RIM nn RNOX 17 -12 94 39-25

110110 a

112116 36-31 6 AO 28-21

I2 on !r on

MJAD on MC'00 on 14.7116

RIBS m

0104 4-32 WYRS on 42Yp 37-27 ESSI on M85 on 2102 32-25

KI MIR MM6 nip on 9960 d-36

'Zr Rin 297 0695 38 -28

OTHER ONES Holiday (Virgin) LP The Other Ones


Regional Reach E 13% S 171 M 28% W 321

NBA Parallel

Reach Pl 211 P2 13% P3 36%


I U U U U Nations] 2 -5 0 0 0 0

Su asry7 6 -15 0 0 0 0

DEBS 7 16 -40 4 2 6 12

SAME 22 One 3 8 11 22 AAAe 4 a 7 15

ADDS 16 Ch Adds 0 0 t 1

Total 11 14 25 SO

1101 fI1R

CROI a

PRO-FM a

00020

293 40-36 KR3! Moli

Ml Later

295 )9-35

8580 on Mc al on

MAO a

N IDIMR

WKDD A-)9 KI1R on .104 WZOR

MR KIM on

ROIL on JAD on WJM on WM on 66111 3937 WW1

ITIatR

K'OY d-39 116110 3936 104 37-30 ROO, on 9960 on ROM -II RMTO

Peralels Continued on Page 98

98 R&R July 31, 1987

PARALLELS I

MOM 17-10 RM on IRR

RCPX 40-36 61®. MTD on

EMT

KLY 004 1-38

Other Ones Contir/ed

93.01 a

9SXIL m

WIMP an MR MR ROOT d-31 RTI RO72 RTW RUN on 491 a II7 an 0695 d-38

OUTFIELD

Since You've Been Gone (Columbia) LP: Bangle


Parallel Regional Reach Roach P1 49% S 671 P2 656 S 69% P3 90% M 68% W 72% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 1 0 2 3

Summary 6 -15 4 9 17 30 UP 125 16 -40 18 50 42 110 DEBS 10 Ons 3 9 2 14


DOWN 3 Ch Mds 0 0 0 0

ADDS 1 Total 26 69 63 158

tip are

MR80 10 -27ep R01Ú 32 -27 PITO -PM 25 -20

293 25 -23 RIL 14 -B 295 25 -18 661 MBE IS -I1 2100 23-20

K1 MEW

295 78-24 MOMS 24-22 WBCI 18-17 99or0 21-16 ROM 16-12 Cn-R 25-22 6116 12-5 MLOL 11-8

WiR

008 17-16 F116 m 292 35-33

rem N-24 RIIOY on IMO 24-22 KCn 22-18 RPLL 2S-2I K URE 28-24

tiP OJT

KLT 22-18 0100 31-26 294 24-22 16919 30-27 R104 31-29 VII2 MK 19-17 MAI1 32-34 SPR 20-16 990W 31-27 6292 25-19 19122 38-26 na on 0106 32-27

SOMT9

_997 13-I1 MR 40-36 694 29-18 N.r14r 29-25 6002 19_15

P2 26-22

no. 10 -19 nnba 21 -18 88K! 21-30 10106 21-14 WINK 27 -24 WARS 28-25 SCM 37 -36 9420 21 fr NOR 30 -27 MORI d -21 RLOU 32 -30 VIp 15-15 10W 25 -24 6401 29-26 KVIS an 4.7105 ).106 27_25 942 on MVO 28-24 610 25 -24 READ 14 -13 KTUX 18-16 MOU 23 -21

11214131.3

8XDD 18-IS Mn 32 -25 RIIB 27 -25 NOT. 11 -28 1.10 13 -13 MEE 28-24 KLO 32 -10 WORD 13 -8 MIn 23 -20 VIAL 22 -19 2104 34 -32 62103 23 -N nos 17 -14 Ma 24 -23 RIED 12 -30

MR KIRK) d-30 BITS 8-6 Kln 8-8-26 C/1612

R9ND on R280 m 611010

CRO 24-22 RaM A-40 622U 22-17 RR 0 m

vrac 34-30 MWn 19-14 NIOT 40-39 10.19 d-27 950201 9-9 MIME 34-21

MIR! 16-34 KYO 7-6 60001 36-33 06100 34-25 1006111 an 95XIL 30-27 WIRT 29-27 VOq 7-6 VT= 18-15

ROM

ROI. 28-26 Mer 22-2B WAD 26 -23 VOGO 16 -11 MJMX 21 -18 998 32 -26 6194 14-12 0104 32 -26 WO,, d -26 KIT 34 -31 591E d -l4 0101 29 -19 MIAs 11 -13 KM 22 -16 2102 d -35 WOLF 36-33 .103 as fr

Vn. 29-23

NIeMR . 5TT 29-25 W_D 13-11 IMO 16 -12 MOIL d -24 ROC, d -40 MUM 17 -15 ROC 35-31 KR. 30 -27 war 4-3 9960 27 -25 Rne d -M RMTO 21 -20 MOB, 22 -19 SIR 10 -6 RDW 6 -5 Rn. 2I -18

MR ROOT 21 -19 620 27 -22 6402 31 -29 RTI 17 -15 BIAL 19_17 ROLE 11 -8 RTR 7 -6 Rus 28-23 660. 32 -30 191 12 -11 O 202 30 -29 41.206 22 -20 y97 35 -34 OR95 11 -7

PRINCE

u Got The Look (Paisley Park /WB) LP Sign 'O' The Times

Total Repots 95 41%



NIA Parallel

Reach P1 38% P2 41% P3 46%


1 U U U U

2 -5 0 0 0 0 6 -15 0 1 0 1

16 -40 7 21 6 34 Ons 6 11 14 31 Adds 6 9 12 27

Ch Add. 1 1 0 2

Total 20 43 32 95

PR MKS 11100 d -35 CROL on 1.161-M on

e ra 293 a -37 KRIM 40-37 WO

W ORM` 596 40-34 .95 d -338 MW 20

MCI WC!, d -39 MIR On 6055 RHIN en MOI. 37 -33

MOM WIC 34-32 KS? on

WPM M on on -]1

4012171

_997 38-)5 KLI, 39-31 Ca106 19108 on KRX 1006 d-39 KAM m WCM m 947T1. 38 fr IMP! 27-22 WrMI 33-23 62a1 d-0 69.10 37-35 "MY on EIM on 67105 m 1'106 m RITT 28-25 RaSO A-36 9CLY

RUT

I012rN

W1AD On 11LV0 6184 m 0104 WOWS KYP A-38 Krll W58 r¢I/Wr

NNmO :


MR PM102 RPLL KURE d -36

A7 W9106 39-36 K ITS a -29

YR KLY A-37 Z100 a1 94 W8, 39-35

Pmce ConbRled

MxD1RR

MOn d-36 R;IO 62103 K06 a-lS

6,95 36-30 KIM :-l2 CHED XSND d-40 KNOX 31-26 RYWO I1-10 194 a RLUC 38-36 RPIV o1 RCAO d-36

1.98I 60L A-59 A22

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REI2 KT. 38-30 8- 671M1 RM'2 SLII6 35-34 TS] on 0605 37-37

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One Heartbeat (Motown) LP: One Heartbeat


Regional Reach E 63% S 621 M 39% M 66%

National Summary UP 40 DEBE 28 SAME 33 DOWN 0 ADDS 30

[N&A Parallel

Reach P1 43%

P2 71%


1 O D O 0 2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 0 0 0 0

16 -40 15 32 21 68 One 5 14 14 33

Adds 1 11 13 25

Ch Adds 2 1 2 5

Total 23 58 50 131

YR MMm MOO -18 ICAO 19-34 594 29-25

401329

293 38-34 RR/ an 2100 29-24 497 29-25

MOW? 496 14-10 92X wert 38-34 NnT on

MR 6115 1 11691

31-28

MIOx 27-10 RIOT 26-21 RIIOD 25-19 ; 1x m

69103 53-12 NM 25-22 rato M-21 11854 34-31 RPLL -]]

6AR

294 33-26 WSR d-38 It104 13-28 8941 d-16 WNM d-]I WTIC 31-26 MAN 60-36 RC101 m 55PR 98r0, 37-22 990P, 930 37-34 8IIT d-16 Ma :-39 0106

IWTH

5540 on 6724 40-37 1C01106 36-15 66013

MR Y on KA ] ML 4-22 ME4 on

WINK 40-31 6091 A-36 MCM A-40 6APC a ROUT sta) 40-37 PM100 554K a-]0 WNW d-36 KRM 6018 10103 37-33 Y106 94, d-21 e%l, on RITT d-34 X1110 38-35 MDLX an 102L 35-32

K111RR

RIIX 32-28 RIM -266 KPLm .104 d-35 6010 6550 an

WiR

1(r95 d-3B KITS 40-30 RIn an COx R Á--3 61110 7

I94 d-39 ROMO On 1LUC 31-28 60011 m 660 on

CIR

11Mrx a-34 MIGY

101056 A -26 95%27 A -39 10PZ 6001 d -38 06100 on 10XIL 37 -29 w N an MOW ama on

IoOTR

M3I7 -37 IaSr aWAD Aal NOLD 34 -25 W000 JM d -36

598 B ISS 0104 an 0114 m 'TyP 0101 Aal MM 39 -36 KM A -38 2102 A -39 MIN an 8V98 a -16

MDR. WM 18-35 ROCS 11-26 WLW 294 39-)5 RRLS an 9960 RWTO m VDIS 8---19 MR MVO :6-27 RPM

MR 6402 on 0TI m KRAK RUM RWt d-40 10 R2

491 4-40 RTOi on SLY96 34-30 297 a-37

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Regional Reach E 056 S 79S M 891 M 851


SAME 19 DOWN 2

ADDS 4

m Parallel

Reach P1 70% P2 821 P3 99%


1 U U U U 2 -5 1 2 2 5

6 -15 5 26 19 50

16 -40 26 57 44 127 Ons 3 2 2 7

Adds 1 0 2 3

Ch Add. 1 0 0 1

Total 37 87 69 193

OJT

MMS 30 -2848 WKS. 26 -22 MINO 10 -27 CR01 35 -29 MCAU 19-17 994 9-6 PRO-M 24 -19 AVA 26 -26

293 28-25 RIL 24 -23 6690 16 -15 MIM 23 -21

14011 24 -20 WRVL 23-23 0105

Mrq 16 -13 6007 16-16 160106 39-39 MAPI 22 -21 Ia0. 14 -13 8585 14-11 WW1. 23 -18 8500 22 -19 MXU I1 -15 1001 29-26 0103 22 -19 INN 31 -27

6681 40-34 WAYS 18-16 MCM 25 -20 9420 24 fr

MO,, 1S -12 1962 17 -1S 8PMI 35 -32 MAIM 23 -19 NW 24 -21 W ANT 29-19 IÚ.104 20-27 2107 15 -12

RIGY 35-29 103CIS 950XX 12-I2

pE 26-19 IRL 23-21

6220 i7-lS 6004 27-22 00100 22-I1 1006SI 11-I3 95%IL 10-S WHI 24-607 110q 601-17

KXx 11-10

MrH R012 21 -21 Ia9r 24 -21 WIMD 23 -19 KVO 24 -18 Á1m0 -7 895 RIBA 22 -19 0104 19 -IS


MIUIRR

295 0102 8 -34 NMR 7 -4 9IX 31 -24 MICI 20 -18 999T5 24 -18 MC22 26-23 CM a1

6621 15 -12 RM 30 -27 RITI 28-26 SLO. 39-34

YIOB 25-23 R114 2)-23 REI7 22-20 RROY 23_19 MOD on RCP% 25-17 RS103 25-25 KW68 27-24 RPM 18-12 RUBE 15-14

E,R

KLY 6-4 0100 24-19 LN 18-15 W 31-26 R104 20-17 5I2 l2-xa MINK 29-25 VLAN 25-11 RC101 29-26 M8MI 27-22 9500Y 15-14 09026 14-1 930 29-24 Kre 17-14 N aYi 16-14 Ma 14-12 Mü2 15-14 0106 26-22

MOM

_997 37 -34 MEO 20 -IS R94 d -30

Starshp Continued

RWEB ]0-29 Y106 11-29 942 28-27 69170 1110A 20-14 6940 11-17 KIWI 23-19 MDI.X 22-20

NI EWER

8XUD 9- Kn 33 -22 RIIK 24 -19 Wan 30 -27 R5N0 29-25 8210 19 -IS RMZZ 20 -12

KLO 16 -13 MOND 26 -23 lIXX 15-12 KPL 16-17 .104 31 -29 6210) 12 -11 ROBO 23-19 8293 14 -8 KOR 16-19 KO. 23 -18 EI2107 27 -23 RMO 20 -35

KIaO JS-11 .nS 27-26 RIYM 25-22 RIM 18-11 CIIED 27-25 KBRD 34-24 RTC 26-]3 R010 26-22 RI.UC 24-21 MIV on RCAO 51-28 61120 17-14 ROMP 30-26 112162 14-9 no 25-23

iure MI40 18-17 eMPX 11-12

5,X8 26 -20 KY, 18-16 ROE 40-35 0101 24 -15 MAN 20-19 WPM 24 -19 2102 26 -23 MOIL 26 -24 2103 24 fr MIN 33 -31 WV,, 23 -18

VIDMR

RYYY Iß-16 SINO 20 -15 0968 18-11 MCIL ROCK 20 -18 KW 31 -30 KCVO 29-22 294 1S -13 ROIL 24-19 55FR 6Á2Y 31 -26 Ern 34 -29 XXII 14 -12 9910 31 -21 SEIC 28-25 RWO 27 -24 MDSE 20 -IS 551 26-21 ROVV 26-21 MOM 34-32

MR ROOT 16-14 620 21 -20 6102 2s -20 RTIM 18-13 66AI 18-16 KOOK S -4 RIM 9 -9 KIM 17 -11 Mn 30 -27 5M12 33-26 II 17 -14 6202 26 -24 13L296 15 -14 297 N -33 OROS 50 -14

38 SPECIAL Back To Paradise (A &M) LP. Flashback


Regional Reach E 331 S 52% M 60% M 401


ADDS 25

NSA Parallel

Reach P1 23% P2 46% P3 69%


I U U U O

2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 0 1 0 1

16 -40 4 18 19 41 Ons 3 18 21 42 Adds 5 12 8 25

Ch AAde 0 0 0 0 Total 12 49 48 109

tip Yre

PRO-FM

SOOT.

293 E0L d-30

TOI m 82 DIRK

8MI8 36-32 WWI MI IaTI 22-19 MM on 6HI9 MOL

MIT 2108 XrPX 34-31

WPM' WIR

04 17-33 55W 990M d-40 010 m Mn on .Dors

WeR a

1.404 on 63110 on W900 38-35 KK! d-M 10a on WINK 6641 m eAllp m 94Tn 39 fr

NAPE ROUT 37 -34 NOXI an R2a1 on IMAM en MIRY d -34 2107 K KB 6940 40-38 KTUX

333

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8XDD 38 -30 Ian RIIR on RIO WORD 31 -28 in 36 -34 8510 22 -20 KPL m 2104 d -40 62103 11 -10 R093 d- - -29 8006 600. BRAD 28-25

MR KITS RIn d-40 MI on 6xY0 d-27 RLLU on 690

WIT

88n d-29 95%XX m VITO d-33 06100 d-31 9S0IL 39-34

WO MP Ì9-36 Kn m

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MC00 Jla 39-10

498 RUM d-l8 0104 38-33 WYE MZri on IISM m MAN 40-37 KW WGII MIN am W69 a

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FRIC m 61220 m 19799 on SIR m ICVV m

MR ROOT 32-27 RTTA m RTM m RRA. 31-32 RTMT m REM m RHIt 991 d-35 sLY96 a-40 297 0695 at

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Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 94% E 92% P2 941 S 99% P3 97% M 95% M 941 Chart Summary

Pos PI P2 P3 Tot 1 3 23 25 51

National 2 -5 35 50 24 109 Summary 6 -15 11 21 16 48 UP 152 16 -40 1 5 3 9 DEBS 0 One o D D D SAME 40 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 25 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1 ADDS 1 Total 50 100 68 218

tiv WT 5104 5-4 WES 4 -3 5100 2 -3 nLI 3 -2 CROO S -4 _95 9-7 2100 7 -7 MCAU 4 -2 994 2 -2 PAO-M 6 -4 OIDI 4-2 VANA I -I

293 5-4 RLOL 2-1 Y9S 8-5 RR10 6-4 RIE 5-4 1'100 9-6 597 3-4 Mal 1-1 WNV! 2-2 0105 4-3

996 50 -33 .95 5-4 0102 14 -8 Ma I -5 920 6 -6 MCI 4 -1 99Dn 2 -2 NCZY 3 -2 REZO 11 -7 RCP, 7 -5 WTI 10 -7 ROWS 1 -2 RHIA 3 -2 K8X S -3 MOL 3 -2

MMr

1,108 6-5 FILS 7 -6 REIZ 3 -2 M102 4 -3 KROY 131 660 12 5-4v RCPX 7-5 68101 -4 ENEL 5 -9 RATI/ 2 -2 R55S 4 -2 RPL! 1 -2 RUSS 9 -S

Yre

PI 1(279 -5

141

KLY 8-9 0100 5-4 294 1-4 W9R 1-t SESO 11-9 MINX 1-2 8XEZ IS-9 SIAN S-4 6C101 3-2 MPR 4-1 99P0Y 1-1 99GM 3-2 930 1-1 K6T 2-1 VNYt 6-2

W11a 3-3 VAR/ S-2 0106 3-2

B0O1'.

MÁ997 7 -6 55R 3 -2 1104 3-3 VPq 7 -4 8005 13 -9 6224 6 -4 1101106 -30 SAPI 5-2 191011 S -S 658X 2 -1 "KY 3 -2 6900 4-2 MR! 2 -1 SO. 1 -I ONOS 2 -1 REM tl -17 MIM 3 -1 8X82 II-12 MAI 4 -2 N M 3 -2 4420 3 fr 6Á8C 5 -2 MOIR 10 -6 MORI 10 -6 60911 10 -6 62011 2 -6 WIDJx 9-4 MPS 3 -2 M100 3 -2 MAIM 2 -1 nßÁ31 -4 MW 2 -1 RAPS 21 -17 6%104 6 -3 2107 3 -2 RNI IS -13 153105 IS -10 2106 ll -8 942 7 -6 111120 6 -4 MAX 9 -5 RITT 12 -11 6840 2 -4 E TU. 6 -4 wino S -S 6621, 4 -3

7170111942

Ian 2 -1

ROIR 1 -I VOTI 5 -4 MO 4 -3 R.00 8 -6 NEE 3 -2 KLO 1 -I WOAD 4 -6 Mila 1 -1 1TAG 7 -6 KPL 2 -2 2104 2 -1 62103 l-7 KOKO 2 -1 0293 1-3 8206 10 -11 8X011 2-2 642107 2 Y101 3

SMD 3 -1 WMR 4 -1

01140 5-2 Kin 2-2 RIn 2-1 aED 3-1 RIND 6-5 RICX 24-22 6YIIO 4-2 I94 11-2 ROMO 23-19 KI3C 11-8 RPIV 14-20

RCAO 5-4 RXYO 2-1 RDOM S-S R2LU 3-1 IRO 4-1

mar

AMC 2-2 WMrX 1-32 Slay 2-2 10x15 2-1 WPC 5-3 MIR, 8-6 VITO 3-12 0001 2-1 06100 9-5 10069I 1-1 9SXIL 4-3 WOW 1-I Wq S-5 Kn 5-2 BOIRA

6012 2-1

M JSr 4-3 AD 2-1

WOOD 14-4 WOO 8-4 r3Mx 1-14 598 16-IO KISS 1-4 0104 3-2 VOW 4-2 WSW 2-1 ROM 5-1 0101 12-7 MS 4-6 KW 18-12 2102 2-I WOLF 2-2 2103 8 fr MIN 9-B NV48 ]-1

141 aRR RYTT 1 -2 85150 2 -2 E RRI 13 -29 NCI; 13 -11 ROCK 4 -I ROC 2 -1

294 I7 -17 66XL S-3 6601 8 -2

57x02 -1 S -I

S RI, 2 -1 996G 2 -1

RXaC 3 -1 K WO 2 -I WDBR 7 -6

Minn 2 -1 IoW l -1

61.6 l -2

Ro07 4-2 RYYA 4-1 R4O2 3-2 RTRe 2-1 BRAI I-1 600 1-1 TW -I RUM 2-1 RHTt 5-2 R10! 4-1 491 2-1 RLOL 1-f SLY96 l-1l 297 14-10 0695 13-9

SUZANNE VEGA

Luka (A &M) LP -. Solitude Standing

Total Repart 224 97%

Regional Reach

s1881 M 98% M 91%

National

UP ma

186 DEBS 0 SAME 25 DOWN 11 ADDS 2

Parallel Reach P1 98% P2 98% P3 97%


I 1 3 3 2

2 -5 13 31 33 77 6 -15 25 44 23 92

16 -40 13 23 7 43 Ons 0 2 1 3

MAe 0 0 0 0 Ch Adds 0 1 1 2

Total 52 104 68 224

rill

K9T 4-3 WIAC 25-22 NM ]a RPro 7-7 Ma 4-3 RCAO 9-1

OJT 8XAí 13-11 60T0 1-7 0106 8-5 MOW 21-11

4104 17-13p Sr. 5120 ]a-23 MC l-S 990 8-MOM

MI.E I0-6 M097 8-5

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7-1 MR 14-5 MIMI 9-6 1S 9-6 CROI 38-50 VTR 24-14 _95 14-I0

9002 23-20 OR

2100 15-9 RLI 24-15 MCAU 16-13 KR 6-3 494 7-7 6nI21 IS-li

1111rI 10-6 0110-M 1-4 WAPI 15-4 WiOT 4-4 I01 IS-12 WM 26-22 IO.I, 11-8

N AVA 10-5 MQ 26-22 93100I 3-2

Continued On Nest Column

BOOTH

293 II-5 REOL 27 -26 295 IS -16 RIBO 8-8 RIME 17 -12 2100 13 -10 897 11 -9 na1 9-5 MV. 28-18 0105 9 -16

141 DMER

596 5 -2 295 6 -5 0102 25 -23 Ma 3 -11 920 8-2 WWC1 16 -14 90070 8 -3 CEY 5 -3

MIMT 14 -10 RIED 24 -23 RCW 22 -19 MITI 20 -16 ROSI 1S -24 ORI 6 -4 Sn 16 -10 WIOL 21 -Il

NWT

Suza Une Vega Continued

Y108 11-2 ROIS 15-10 R2tP 24-27 REIL 12-9 W102 15-10 KNOT 14-10 IMO 18-11 KCn 3-1 68101 12-6 RIOa. 6-17 RMB 10-10 qLL -4 MDR 10-8

PI 51211 3 -3

111P

N PLT 7 -5 0100 13 -11 194 15 -12 SyR 19 -10 R104 16 -14 VI. 2 -2 IOW 19 -10 WIC 9 -8 MCC 21 -15 MAW 9 -7 RC101 18-14 55PR 2 -2 91300 6 -4 990,11 13 -7 930 19 -II

MDCT S -3 6900 10 -5 SIRE 4 -2 MOR B -4 0105 233 -19 OK REM 27 -21 MIRK 19-IS 6610 9-8 MM 6 -4 MCP S -4 94220 S fr NAPE 26 -25 MOAT 8 -4 MORI 20 -16 8751 lo -ll stal 6 -1S 803? 16 -15 NLRB -22 F5100 11 -B A119 17 -17 KAN S -3 694142 7 -2 RIM 20 -13 60104 21 -IS 2107 25 -16 MRS 32 -27 53105 10-14 '106 19-10 042 22 -19 VIIVO 13 -1 901 23 -IS KIT? on MAO 6-6 RTIIX I -1 119L% 20 -10 MILL 13 -4

MIABR

IIRDD -t MTIrX 8-4 KIIR 8-I 1100 10-4 03.0 II-6 K210 18-14 WME. 14-8 KLO S-S win S-2 IMO 14-12 V.PL 25-21 i104 1-4 62103 18-20 [QO 7-4 R293 26-2S WOK 11-4 MON B-8 EI'107 19-13 5690 7-6 WIRT 11-5

RIT KINO 20 -10 RIMS 20 -16 XIII I -1 Ron 8-3 a6D 14 -20 5380 I -1 6600% 21 -25 ROO 29 -25 I94 29 -6 ROC 27 -20

WIPE 4 -4 WIR, 13 -9 V220 14 -S MOM 4 -2 01100 1s -7 100RHI 20 -19 95X12 I -10 WTR 8 -2 WOW 27 -23 K60 22 -18

B001'ß

100I. 7-3 8XSr -I1 MJAD S-2 110ID 8-2 RLVO 19-9 167102 2-1 498 24-19 KISS 9-1 0104 8-3 Sn. 8-I KYP 6-4 68144 S-5 0101 11-3 69AI 6-2 KM 15-9 .102 1-6 WOLF S-1 2103 l9 fr MIN 6-4 VVIB 15-10

NIV11P

WIT

ROOT 15 -11 RTYA S -2 not 7 -6 HII 10 -4 RRA. 11 -11 ROOK 2 -3 Ron 3 -4 RIT. 31 -29 KIN. 18-9 491 13 -10 510K 5-3 BLY96 10 -4 1'97 II -6

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Love Power (Arista) LP: Reservations For Two

Total Reporte 199 87%

Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach PI 96%

E 9 {1 P2 80% S 88% P3 901 M 79% M 87% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 O 0 0 0

National 2 -5 0 0 1 1

Summary 6 -15 0 4 3 7

UP 153 16 -40 45 70 57 172

DEBS 21 One 6 9 2 17

SAME 22 Mds 0 1 0 1

DOWN 1 Ch Mds 0 t 0 1

ADDS 2 Total 51 85 63 199

5104 27 -244p WIES 24 -17 8X51 31 -28 WM10 33 -28 MILI 4 -25 CEDI m _95 26-26 2100 30 -28 NCAU 36 -30 494 15 -23 PRO-FM 26 -21 0107 2S -22 MAYA 29-25

MOOTS

291 33-27 Y9S 19-25 REIO 30-29 RIME 19_17 2100 2S-21 597 21-]2 MGR 11-27 1160 á9-26 0105 on

WIDMEST

896 25-21 295 d-36 0102 29-26 1119111 34-31 920 31-29 SNCI 27-24 99020 d-29 RCUY 32-28 MM' 24-22 KIM 28-27 RCP. 30-28 ROWS d-12

ma 29-28 MRL 40-37

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2108 23 -20 XII, 322 -10 K..P REI, 36 -34 F11102 23 -17 Klo? 29-25 RIOD 21 -24 RCPX m 60103 22 -18 EMS. 31 -24 RATO 20-17 RW46 ML. 31 -24 RIE 33 -19

w1 _96 28-26

IMAN 14-76 01 d-2o

98PxY 30-9 99GM 37-31 930 25-22 K,T 35-31 M1(YL 40-36 Ma 28-19 WRNS 26-25 0106 M-30

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16 997 36-13

10111 11-21 698 28-23 MTV 23 -20 K 2.. 2725 6701106 MOB 29-27 854 d -27 WW2 26-24 Mat on 0105 N -10 RATE 26-23 RE.4 on VIM 13-29 YAM d -35 rem 19-15 94?n 28 fr RAPE on ROUT 33-30 WORT m WPnl en OUDU 35 -31 VDJX 31 -27 FM100 31 -25 MILAN 26 -24 SHUT 38-30 K IM 32 -25 60104 10 -25 RIMS x0-15 a3105ä -40 2106 94. 30 -28 MVO 25 -15 VIOA 26-24 KITT 27 -26 RIPIO A -33 KTUX 29-26 MA 31 -19 5110. 27 -22

MORI?

661917 35-34 IMn 35-29 RIM 25-26 MOn 25-20 RSaO 27-21 11210 17-13 M511 m KXX 21-11 WAG 21-21 5104 32-29 117103 ROLO 13-29 IGTIOI a-34 KKI 21-16

D4 40-36 R22U 30-27 ROO d-29

tio W T K50 17_10 max 21-16 W OGT m I03CO, 26-22 95Xn )6-31 8XP1 29-21 VIR! 29-27

6270 d-18 M004 25-20 08100 16-33 IOORNI 22-21 9301. 22-19 MOW 30-24 801. 29-25

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MOI! 34-27 6X4, 13-24 ILIAD 31-24 VOID 23-16 Vc00 34-30 VTR 26-19 998 12 -4 RISI 31 -23 0104 28-21 VOX. 18-23 WLTP 26-24 6010 on 0101 38-27 MAI 26-25 N PW 34 -21 2102 40-37 VOLA 29-25 1403 28 fr MIN 29-25 IM9 31 -21

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891 27-24 RZO2 )2-28 ILY96 21-19 297 )7-16

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Total Report 105 461

Regional Reach E 481 S 53% M 30% M 51%


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Reach P1 32% P2 41% P3 641


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n 1$ ROBBIE NEVIL/Wot's It To Ya (Manhattan)

FLEETWOOD MAClseven Wonders (WE)

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LOBOS lead the pack with an average reporter chart move of +6, particularly impressive for Madonna, which is already up to #2. GEORGE MICHAEL's controversial single shows Top 10 performance at most of the 72% reporting him, moving it up to #8. JONATHAN BUTLER, with 58% of our sample, debuts at #39 with significant moves on charts in all Parallels before becoming a Breaker. He also tops New & Active and Most Active. Last week's spectacular add action for WHITNEY HOUSTON turned to chart conversions this week, giving her a strong #28 debut. But this week the spotlight was on MICHAEL JACKSON, with 213 adds, many of them with a chart number, to give him an impressive debut at #35.

NEW ARTISTS

Reports

1 JONATHAN BUTLER/Lies (Jive /RCA) 132 2 GRATEFUL DEAD/Touch Of Grey (Arista) 129 3 LL COOL J/I Need Love (Del Jam /Columbia) 92 4 FAT BOYS/Wipe Out (Tin Pan Apple /PG) 89 5 CURE/Why Can't I Be You? (Elektra) 89 6 ALEXANDER O'NEAL/Fake (Tabu /CBS) 62 7 CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT /Misfit (Mercury/PG) 42 8 WILL TO POWER /Dreamin' (Epic) 34 9 SILENCERS /Painted Moon (RCA) 29

10 JON ASTLEY /Jane's Getting Serious (Atlantic) 18

New Artnts ale those who have not prevvusy been reported as a Weaker by reporting suborn

P1 Check out the new P1 -A CHR Playlists

on Page 90 for music from America's leading -edge CHRs.

CASA (7 89217) (DMD 1073)

The new single

.Lit)ext Let Levert treat you to the hottest R&B single in the country, "CASANOVA." Already a summer smash at Black radio, "CASANOVA" is

crossing over to CHR now!

F rom the album THE BIG THROWDOWN

(81773)

Produced by Gerald Levert, Marc Gordon 8 Craig Cooper for 6BIW ; except "Temptation" and "Casanova" produced by Reggie Calloway, co- produced by Vincent Calloway for Colloco, Inc.

Management: Harry J. Coombs

URBAN CONTEMPORARY Just Starting At:

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94% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 213 including B104, PWR95, Z100, Z93, WMMS, KBEQ, KITS, KUBE. See Parallels, debuts at number 35 on the CHR chart.

BANANARAMA I Heard A Rumour (London /PolyGram)

71% of our reporters playing It. Moves: Up 49, Debuts 40, Same 41, Down 0, Adds 33 including WCAU, B94, 0107, Y95, KRBE, WAPI, CHED. Complete airplay in Parallels.

NEW & ACTIVE r JONATHAN BUTLER "Lies" (Jive/RCA) Reports 132 Moves Up 72. Debuts 15, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 17 including KCPW. WLOL. WKEE, WINK, WOUT, 94Z, WXLK. 194, WKSE 40 -36, KRBE 32.26, 92X 33 -2e. WCZY 34 -26, WKTI 7 -5, 98PXY 22 -15. WRCK 31 -25.

Debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart with significant chart action at reporting afelfona

SMOKEY ROBINSON "One Heartbeat" (Motown) Reports 131 Moves Up 40. Debuts 28, Same 33, Down 0. Adds 30 including WMJO, 92X, KPLZ, WSPK. 99GFM. 0106, WNOK, FM100, KOKO. B94 29 -25. B97 29 -25. FM102 27 -20. KWOD 25 -19. WTIC 31 -26. 95XIL 37 -29.

GRATEFUL DEAD "Touch Of Grey" (Arista) Reports 129. Moves Up 49. Debuts 25, Same 24. Down 0. Adds 31 including Z93. 0102. 92X. KHTR, Y108. KITS, KWOD, 0106. WCAU 31 -24, Z95 40 -34. K104 40 -27, WROO 30 -23, WHHY 40 -33. WKZL 30 -20, Z104 36 -26.

EUROPE "Carrie" (Epic) Reports 122 Moves Up 12. Debuts 37. Same 22. Down 0, Adds 51 including WKSE. 894, Y95, KKBO, KRBE. WMMS, KBEO, KWK, KZZP. Y100 34 -23, KCPX 35 -27. BJ105 39-32, Y106 37 -27. WKDD 33 -22, KIYS 27 -18.

NATALIE COLE "Jump Start" (Manhattan) Reports 115 Moves Up 15, Debuts 23, Same 42. Down 0. Adds 35 including WMJ0. CKOI, 293, WVSR, WNNK, 99GFM, WRVO. WKDO, 194, WKSF. KYYY. KRBE 28 -22. 896 38 -34. FM102 34 -30, 294 34 -27.

FREDDIE JACKSON "Jam Tonight" (Capitol) Reports. 113. Moves Up 60, Debuts 11, Same 36, Down 1. Adds 5. KIPS. KWOD, WNOK, KIKX, KYYY, WXKS 27 -23, Y100 30 -25. B96 20 -16, WHYT 5 -3. KS103 14 -10, WTIC 23 -18. KC101 19 -12. WPST 26 -20. KXX106 17 -13, WIGY 34 -26.

Showalt impressive mow in all regions particularly in major markets like Debt* Sen Diego, Chicago, and Buffalo.

38 SPECIAL "Back To Paradise" (A&M) Reports 109. Moves Up 24. Debuts 17. Same 43, Down 0. Adds 25 including PRO -FM. 293. KHTR, WLOL, Y108, WFLY,

WSPK. WBBO. WRON, WMMS 36 -32, WKTI 22 -19, K104 37 -33, WKDO 38 -30. 95XIL 39-34, Y94 23 -18.

KIM WILDE "Say You Really Want Me" (MCA) Reports 105. Moves Up 30, Debuts 16, Same 50, Down 0. Adds 9, WCAU, KDWB, WFLY, KAMZ, BJ105. WRVO, WKSF KTRS, KKAZ, Z93 36 -32, KRBE 29 -25. 896 33 -28, Z95 37 -32, 98PXY 39-35, KYRK 34 -28.

INXS 8 JIMMY BARNES "Good Times" (Atlantic) Reports 105. Moves. Up 60, Debuts 7. Same 31. Down 4, Adds 3, KEGL, KRNO, WKFR, WXKS 3430. PRO -FM d -35. WMMS 31 -24, WCZY 25 -17. KKRZ 29-24. WPST 28 -23. KSAO 27 -24, KLO 35 -25. 2104 15 -11, WWFX 13 -9, OK100 14-6, WKSF

31 -26

Moving up at better than 50% of those pleying * with the best action in the Mideest.

HERB ALPERT "Making Low In The Rain" (A8M) Reports 102 Moves Up 24. Debuts 17, Same 46, Down 0. Adds 15 including WTIC, K98.1(210. KYNO, 194. KOMO, KLUG.

KXYO. WXKS 32.19, Y100 35 -30, WCZY 36 -33, KMEL 15 -11, 98PXY 38 -34, KWES 27 -20. KMGX 34 -29.

PRINCE "U Got The Look" (WB) Reports 95. Moves Up 19, Debuts 15. Same 32. Down 0. Adds 29 including WXKS. Z93, 92X. WNCI, KDWB. FM102, KPLZ.

Z94, WNNK. 194. B96 40 -36, WLOL 37 -33. WTIC 38 -32. WRCK 36 -31. KYNO 11 -10.

LL COOL J "I Need Love" (Def Jam /Columbia) Reports 92. Moves. Up 37, Debuts 18. Same 11, Down 1, Adds 25 including B94. KKBO, KRBE, KDWB, KKRZ, KPI2, WFLY. WIGY. WIKZ, KFMW, WAVA 17 -9. Y10020 -9. 897 15 -11. WHYT 11 -9. KMEL 4 -3.

Sc lumps er WAVA 17 -9 and KZZP 21 -14 support some early Top 5 reports m almost all regions.

FAT BOYS with BEACH BOYS "Wipe Out" (Tin Pan Apple/PolyGram) Reports 89. Moves. Up 39. Debuts 15. Same 25, Down 0. Adds 10. WCZY, 294. WNYZ. WOKI, WBAM, WRVO, WIGY.

103CIR, WVBS, SLY96, B94 15 -12, Y95 24 -10, KRBE 3 -1, KROY 83, KCAO 18.12.

ANeedy 3-1 at KRBE 9.1 at KZOU, and showing many other hefty lumps into the Top 5.

CURE "Why Can't I Be You ?" (Eluktra) Reports. 89. Moves. Up 49 Debuts 7, Seme 31, Down 1. Adds 4. KZOU. WDJX, CHED, WIKZ, WXKS 31 -26, CK0l 93, Y95

11 -9. KRBE 11 -9, WCZY 39 -35. KS103 20 -15. WPST 23 -18, WROO 36 -31, 2104 12 -10, KOZE 14 -10, KHTZ 11 -9.

Top 10 at Y95, KRBE 2104, with upward movement il ea regions and Parallels at better than 50%ol those stations reporting it

BREAKFAST CLUB "Kitt And Tell" (MCA) Reports. 88. Moves Up 22. Debuts 14, Same 41, Down 0, Adds 11, KKBO. WNCI, KUBE. K104. WNNK, K98, WINK, 194.

95XIL, KHTZ, B91. KCPX 26 -21, 0100 38 -36. KIYS 39 -34, WOMP 40 -37.

LAURA BRANIGAN "Shattered Glatt" (Atlantic) Reports. 83. Moves. Up 31. Debuts 6, Same 38. Down 1. Adds 7. 0105, WPST, WKZL, CHED, OK100, WYKS, KYYY. WXKS

22 -16. 896 32 -29. WTIC 30 -27, WNYZ 34 -31. KSAO 31 -26. KIYS 34 -31. WKPE 27 -23, WBWB 25 -19.

HOOTERS "Johnny B" (Columbia) Reports 72. Moves Up 31. Debuts 4. Same 27. Down 0. Adds 10. KEGL. KWOD, Z94. 0106. KLO. KKR °, KCMO. WSPT.

KYYA, KBOZ. WCAU 37 -33, WMMS 33 -26, KSAO 35 -29. KIYS 31 -25, OK100 35 -26.

ALEXANDER O'NEAL "Fake" (Tabu /CBS) Reports 82. Moves Up 14, Debuts 15, Seme 22, Down 0, Adds 11, PRO -FM, WCZY, 294, KZZB, KZOU, KOMO. WKPE

KISR, WBWB, KZFN, Y97. WCAU 40.35, KXX106 14 -10. KMGX 17 -12. KYRK 36 -31.

DAVID BOWIE "Never Let Me Down" (EMI America) Reports. 81. Moves. Up 0. Debts 0. Same 0, Down 0. Adds 61 including WXKS. WMJO. CKOI, WCAU. PRO -FM, KRBE.

WGH, 9907X, WCZY. KDWB, WLOL, KKRZ, KCPX. KATD, KPLZ.

USA USA "Lost In Emotion" (Columbia) Reports 59 Moves. Up 8, Debuts 8, Same 13. Down 0. Adds 30 indludng WXKS. Z100. V95. WNVZ, 92X, KCPW, KWK,

WLOL. KITS. KKRZ. KCPX. KWSS. WTIC. Y100 27 -16. KROY 22 -15.

GO WEST "Don't Look Down" (Chrysalis) Reports 50 Moves Up 3, Debuts 5, Same 22, Down 0. Adds 20 including WVSR, WERZ, WTIC. WRCK, WKOB. WROO.

WKSI, WWFX. WCGO, WBNO, Y94. KGOT, KKAZ, WMJO d -36, KLUC 40 -37.

OTHER ONES "Holiday" (Virgin) Reports. 50. Moves. Up 7. Debuts 5. Same 22. Down 0. Adds 16 including CKOI, PRO -FM. WGH, KMEL, WFLY, KSAO.

Z104. KTRS, Z93 40 -39 Z95 39 -35. WMMS 37 -30. KCPX 40 -36. WKDD d -39. WBNO 39 -36, Y94 37 -30

Expanded Airplay Information .. .

See Parallels Page 94

MOST ADDED MOST ACTIVE HOTTEST MICHAEL JACKSON (213)

DAVID BOWIE (61) EUROPE (51)

NATALIE COLE (35) BANANARAMA (33)

GRATEFUL DEAD (31)

CROWDED HOUSE (30) EXPOSE (30)

LISA LISA (30) POINTER SISTERS (30)

SMOKEY ROBINSON (30)

JONATHAN BUTLER (87) GRATEFUL DEAD (74) FREDDIE JACKSON (70)

SMOKEY ROBINSON (68) INXS d JIMMY BARNES (63)

L.L. COOL J (54) FAT BOYS (54)

CURE (52) EUROPE (49)

KIM WILDE (46)

LOS LOBOS (128) MADONNA (126)

SUZANNE VEGA (97)

GEORGE MICHAEL (91) U2 (85)

T'PAU (62) WHISPERS (49)

RICHARD MARX (48) DEBBIE GIBSON (44)

BOB SEGER (37)

Most Active = Ups + Debuts - Downs

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

REO SPEEDWAGON "In My Dreams" (Epic) Reports 47. Moves Up 29, Debuts 4, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 4, 990TX, KZIO, WZPL, WKFR, WCAU 35-32. KEGL 40 -29.

KDWB 23 -16. WLOL 23 -18, WINK 37 -32, KZOU 27 -19, WKDD 37.29, KRNO 33 -28, KIPS 12 -11, KWTO 30 -25, KTRS 36 -29.

REGINA BELLE "Show Me The Way" (Columbia) Reports 48 Moves. Up 10, Debuts 6, Same 17, Down 1, Adds 12. PRO-FM, 0100, KYNO, KOMO. KLUC, KYRK. WKPE,

100KHI, WFXX, KOZE, KHTZ, 0K95. WMJO 37 -32, FM102 28-25, WTIC 33 -24.

POINTER SISTERS "Be There" (MCA) Reports. 42. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 2. Same 8, Down 0. Adds 30 including WCAU. WMMS, WLOL. WRCK, WBBO, KXX106,

WKOB. WCKN, Y106. KTUX, KOKO, WZOK, KF95. B96 16 -14. WTIC 36 -34.

CURIOSITY KILLED THE CAT "Misfit" (Mercury/Polyßram) Reports 42. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 4. Same 22, Down 0. Adds 14 including Y95. WGH, KZZP, K104. KXX106, WNOK, WCKN,

KZOU, WKPE, 95XIL. WOMP, Y94. KCPX 39 -33, KMEL 26 -20.

WILL TO POWER "Dreamin'" (Epic) Reports 34. Moves

-. Up 24. Debuts 1, Same 4. Down 3. Adds 2. WCKN, KSMB, WKSE 28 -23, 210020 -15, KITS 35 -29. KZZP

25 -22. KROY 30 -23. KCPX 27 -19, KS103 21 -16, KMEL 10 -5, KATD 23 -18. KAMZ 15-12, KEZB 20-16, KMGX 22 -16, KYNO

24 -16.

Early local support from Miami spreading to NY, Salt Lake City, OrlandA and El Paso.

LEVEL 42 "Running In The Family" (Polydor/PolyGram) Reports: 31. Moves. Up 1. Debuts 1, Same 18, Down 0. Adds 11, WXKS, CK01. Y100. FM102. KCPX, KPLZ, KXX106. WCKN,

Y106, 95XXX, WJMX, KSND 39 -34. 95XIL d -38.

EXPOSE "Let Ms Be The One" (Arista) Reports. 30. Moves Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0. Adds 30 including WBLI, PRO -FM, Z93. WGH, KKRZ, KMEL. WNYZ.

KXX106, KSAO, KF95, 194, KZZU. WJMX, WDBR, KTRS.

CROWDED HOUSE "World Where You Live" (Capitol) Reports 30. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0. Adds 30 including WMMS, KKRZ, KCPX, KPLZ, KUBE, 294. WGRD,

WRON, KIYS, KSND. 95XXX, WJMX, KNIN, WKFR, KKAZ.

SILENCERS "Painted Moon" (RCA) Reports. 29. Moves. Up 3, Debuts 3, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 11. WCKN, KIIK, WIXX, KIKX, 95XXX, WFXX, K012. KISR,

WZYP, WPFM, WVBS, WMMS d-40, WERZ 40 -34. Y94 38 -34, KOZE 33 -29.

ATLANTIC STARR One Lover At A lime" (WB) Reports. 22. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3. Same 7. Down 0. Adds 9, KXX106, KAM?. WKSI. WXLK, WDLX, KYNO. 95XXX, WJAD. KOCR, WKOB d -35, WNOK 36 -33, Y107 26 -20, KITY d -31. KMGX 35 -30. WLRW d -33.

DEPECHE MODE "Strangelove" (Sire/WB) Reports. 21. Moves Up 11, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 2. WRCK, WKPE, CKOI 25 -21, KCPX 9 -7, KATO 9-8, KWSS

21-18. KSND 24 -20. KCAO 8 -1, KXYO 35 -32, KDON 17 -15. KOZE 28 -25. KTMT 34 -29, Y97 5 -2.

A West Coast breakout WO Top 5 and Top 10 reports M all Parallels

AUTOGRAPH "She Never Looked That Good For Me" (RCA) Reports. 18 Moves. Up 0. Debuts 1, Same 10. Down 0, Adds 7. KRBE. KTUX, WDLX, WGRD, KZZU. KNAN, Y94, KEGL

d -33, WANS on -dp. KSAO on. WZYO on, WOMP on-dp.

GLENN MEDEIROS "Watching Over You" (Amherst) Reports. 18. Moves. Up 13. Debuts 1, Same 1. Down 1, Adds 2, WNYZ. WKSI, WKSE 37 -32, WMJO 32 -29, KZZP 22 -19. KCPX 36 -29 WERZ 35-30. KAMZ 20-18. WEAG 33 -26, KSND 38-31.194 27 -23, KOMO 28 -24, WCIL 16.6, WAZY 33 -28, Y97

40 -31.

JON ASTLEY "Jane's Getting Serious" (Atlantic) Reports. 18. Moves Up 12, Debuts 1. Same 3, Down 0. Adds 2. WJMX, WCIL, WXKS 1912. PRO -FM 3531, KATD 13 -12, Z94 28 -24, K104 25 -20, WERZ 38 -31. KXYO 30 -28. KZZU 32 -31. WKPE 35 -34. 95XIL 34 -31. KTMT 39 -34, Y97 21 -20.

Top 10 reports M Boston and throughout the Bay Area welt upward mow at 75% of those playing k

GREAT WHITE "Rock Me" (Capitol) Reports. 17 Moves Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 7. Down 0. Adds 6. WKDO. WGRD, KZZU, WPFM, KKRC. 891. WMMS on. KPLZ on-dp. 8104 d -37. WROO 39 -32, KZFN d -38, 01(95 35 -26

DAVID HALLYDAY "He's My Girl" (Scottl Bros. /CBS) Reports 16 Moves Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 1. Down 0, Adds 14, WFLY, KWES, KSAO, KTUX, KZIO. WZOK, KF95, KIYS, KZZU, OKI00, KNAN, WBWB. KGOT. Y97. Z95 d -40.

AMAZULU "Montego Bay" (Mango/island) Reports. 15. Moves. Up 4, Debuts 3. Same 8, Down 0. Adds 0 including WXKS on, KRBE 36 -28. KATD on. KZZB on. KAMZ

0 -30. WKSI on, BJ105 on. KITY 23 -19, KYNO d -38, KYRK 30 -29. KDON d-38, WCIL 30 -29.

FARRENHEIT "Lost In Loveland" (WI) Reports. 14 Moves Up 4, Debuts 0. Same 10. Down 0. Adds 0 including WXKS on. Z94 on. WROO on, KZZU on-dp, WWFX 24.22. 95XXX on -dp, WZYO on, KSMB on-dp. KKXL 25 -22, KGOT on -dp, KTMT 29.27, KZFN on. OK95 27 -20.

YELLO "Oh Yeah" (Mercury/PolyGram) Reports 13. Moves. Up 3. Debuts 0, Same 2, Down 0. Adds 8. WAVA, KRBE. KWOD, KCPX, WNNK, Y106. KFIV, 99KG. 295 25 -23, WLOL 4-4, KZZP 23 -21, 2104 29 -20

ALISHA "Into My Secret" (RCA) Reports. 12 Moves Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 7. Down 0, Adds 2. K98. KITY. KKBO on, FM102 36-33.100(106 40 -36, WKOB 34 -32. KAMZ on, KBFM on, KTUX on, KMGX on, KNAN on-dp.

SWING OUT SISTER "Breakout" (Polydor/PolyGram) Reports. 10 Moves Up 1. Debuts 0. Same 0, Down 0, Adds 9, WNVZ, KKRZ, KCPX, KMEL, KATD. KIYS, 194, WOCM, KIRS. CKOI 29 -24.

PEPSI 8 SHIRUE "Heartache" (Polydor/PolyGram) Reports 10. Moves Up 3. Debuts 0, Same 0. Down 0, Adds 7. PWR997, KXX106, WKOB, WEAG, KMGX, WJAD. WZYP, WAVA 25 -23. KMEL 17 -15, KYRK 39 -32

ERIC CLAPTON 8 TINA TURNER "Tearing Us Apart" (WB) Reports 10. Moves. Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0. Adds 1. WOMP, WMMS on, K104 on. WZPL on, WZYO on, 95X11 on, WJMX on, WBWB on-dp, KGOT on, OK95 39 -32.

New a Active includes songs reported by at bast 50 of pur CHR reporters. Significant Accon induces songs reported

by fewer than 50, but at bast 10 of our CHR reporters. The two numbers following the artist/title (lebel) designation in-

dicate the total number. how many added it tir the fast time Mis week Moves indicate the type of activity this we Up

for upward chan movement Same tir sideways or continued uncharted activity, Down for downward chan activity, and

Adds for the number is a sampling of individuel station activity. Complete activity dan be found in the Paraesb.

NOTE: Records that lack the required 60% of our CHR reporters to became Breakers may accumulate enough chan

pants han hgh chan positions on those stations reporting them, to debut on the CHR National Airplay/40.

CHR Rotation GKarla - Fulflme Adds andlor Ona: four plays fo a 24 -flous period, three of there before ma:Might

Dayparted Adds and/or tans: two plays in a 24 -hour penal. both of them Delon midnight

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