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ISSUE NUMBER 765 - THE INDUSTRY'S. NEWSPAPER ' NOVEMBER 25, -1988

INSIDE: WHAT PUSHES LISTENERS' BUTTONS? A new study on car radio use finds that most listeners ignore automatic seek/scan devices in favor of using tried-and-true preset buttons. And their dial position recall may be better than ever.

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MOURNING OVER LACK OF MORNING TALENT The shortage of quality morning air talent may be radio's most profound crisis. Programmers and consultants examine the reasons for the drought in the AOR format: too much demand, no training, PD misdirection, and owner impatience, among others.

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THE R&R INTERVIEW: CARL BRAZELL Command Communications chief Carl Brazell reflects on his years heading Metromedia Radio, relates plans for new acquisitions KJOIILos Angeles and KHOWIDenver, and eyes the future optimistically.

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RADIO: LIVING OFF THE FAD OF THE LAND In a future -focused Competitive Edge column, John Parikhal illuminates how to tell a trend from a fad, and how your station can capitalize on both.

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FUZZY IMAGES SPELL RATINGS DISASTERS Market -leading stations tend to be known by listeners for one distinct quality. Rob Balon points out that stations with nebulous images are likely to experience ratings problems. And if respondents asked to name what comes to mind first when your station is mentioned answer "I don't know," you're in deep trouble.

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CHR SCRATCHES FOR A NICHE A CHR programmers' roundtable discussion uncovers a strong trend for stations to seek a successful niche within the CHR umbrella rather than try for across-the-board domination. Aggressive music policies also seem to be gaining acceptance.

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RADIO & RECORDS

WBZZ Loses Sex Joke Severance Case ND's Civil Case Over Morning Team's On -Air Remarks Pending

Arbitrator Ronald Talarico has awarded former WBZZ (B94)/Pittsburgh ND Liz Ran- dlph $1000 in severance pay as a result of a suit she brought against WBZZ after being fired when she walked out over on -air sexist remarks by morning co- workers Jim Quinn & Banana Don Jefferson (R&R, 3/4). A station attorney said the remarks were "taken out of context" and were "clearly intended" as jokes, and added that

MCA Restructures Marketing, A&R Departments Uni Moves West; 25 Record Staffers

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tured its Marketing and A&R departments and transferred New York -based Uni Records to the parent company home base, Universal City, CA. Three key executive appointments were announced, while 25 staffers were let go, with many to be re- placed shortly, according to label sources.

MCA has named EMI VP/ Artist Development Geoff By- water VP/Marketing. Bywater relocates to Los Angeles. CBS Director/Product Marketing Jeffrey Jones has been appointed VP/Marketing East

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Geoff Bywater Jeffrey Jones Bruce Dickinson Coast, reporting to Bywater. Additionally, former EMI A&R Director Bruce Dickinson has been appointed VP/A&R East, and will report to MCA Records President Al Teller.

Goldmark Returns To WHQT As VP/GM

After a year's absence, dur- Eastern Region Gary Brobst ing which he purchased and told R&R, "We are pleased to launched NAC outlet WXDJ/ have Chuck back at Hot 105,

Miami, former WHQT (Hot especially in light of his sue- 105)/Miami VP/GM Chuck cesses in the South Florida Goldmark has returned to that broadcast market and specific - post after selling his equity posi- ally his success with our station. ton in WXDJ. He replaces Bill He is one of the best in the busi- Gilreath. ness."

EZ Communications VP/ GOLDMARK/See Page 26

According to Teller, these appointments spearhead MCA's newly -restructured marketing department, which will be responsible for all MCA releases, inclucLng jazz, classical, and Uni product. "This structure will foster more effective working relationships between A&R centers of MCA Records and the company's marketing and promotion team," Teller said. "It will result in stronger, more creative artist development strategies and marketing cam-

Commenting on Dickinson, ltiller said, "Bruce is a ter- rifically creative A&R man with great musical instincts. We're excited to have him join the MCA team."

MCA/See Page 26

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The Turkey Drop, a hallowed radio tradition some historians say dates back to the Pilgrims' first short- wave outlet In Plymouth Rock, is thrilling listeners and arousing Humane Society wrath around the country during Thanksgiving Week. Pictured above is WENS/Indianapolis's "Lite Rock Turkey Drop" ceremony, complete with a live shot of the copter drop of ... paper turkeys. More Turkey Drop details In Street Talk, Page 20.

WBZZ plans to appeal. Quinn and Jefferson allegedly

remarked that Randolph "is promiscuous with and has en- gaged in indiscriminate oral sex with large numbers of persons .. and has sexually trans-

mitted diseases." Randolph filed a 40 -count complaint, and is awaiting a court date for the re- mainder of her civil complaints against the station, Quinn, Jef- ferson, VP/GM Tex Meyer, and former PD Jim Richards.

Talarico said the various sex - related jokes made about Ran- dolph were "lewd, offensive, sophomoric, in bad taste, and beyond anything that an employee should have to be sub- jected to."

While no one from WBZZ would comment, station counsel Frederick Politer of the Pitts- burgh firm Rothman, Gordon, Foreman & Groudine toldR&R, "The comments made about

WBZZ/See Page 6

Williams Sheridan President

E.J. Williams

The Urban -oriented Sheridan Broadcasting Network has promoted E.J. Williams to Presi- dent. He assumes the duties re- linquished by Chairman/Presi- dent Ron Davenport, who will remain Chairman of the com- pay.

"Jay's direction of our sales and marketing effort has strengthened the growth of our company, and has made Sheri- dan the premier marketer of Urban radio," said Davenport. "His leadership in developing our strategic plan and expanding our entertainment programming has fueled our dramatic growth during the past year."

"I am pleased to be given the responsibility to lead SBN into the next century," commented Williams. "We have developed a fine management team that will help me continue to expand our impact on the national radio marketplace."

WILLIAMS/See Page 26

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Cusack Becomes GM At WSNI

Eight -year WPXY/Rochester amid sister AC WSNI/Philadel- GM Bill Cusack will transfer to phia. He replaces the exiting similar duties November 28 atPyr- Michael Marder.

Cusack told R&R, "To me, this represents an exciting challenge and great opportunity. Pyramid is a top-notch radio company. Our in-

tention is certainly to stay within the format. We want to make WSNI the most exciting and best AC station in the market."

Prior to joining WPXY, Cusack was Sales Manager, GSM, and GM at I% BZ/Boston.

In the summer '88 Arbitron, WSNI registered a 4.6 (12+) to tie for eighth. WSNI edged out AC

competitors WKSZ (4.5) and WMGK (4.1).

Morgan Programs KLOU

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KLOU (Clue 103)/St. Louis PM driver Ron Morgan has been named PD at the CBS Gold -Based AC outlet and will do the morning drive airshift. He succeeds Kevin Young, who remains with the station. An announcement on Young's future plans will reportedly be made next week.

KLOU VP/Station Manager Tim Dorsey told R&R, "Ron is an outstanding broadcasting professional and we couldn't be more pleased to have him programming the new Clue 103. He has years of experience and knows the format.

MORGAN/See Page 6

Hughes PD For WFBQ

WRDU/Raleigh PD Michael Hughes has been named to the same position at one of the nation's leading AORs, Great American's WFBQ/Indianapolis. He succeeds Jim Pemberton, who exited last month and was subsequently named MD of sister AOR WRIF/De- troit.

"Michael's got the track record we were looking for," commented WFBQ VP/GM Chris Wheat. "He's certainly done a nice job in Ra- leigh, and we're very happy to have him."

Hughes was named WRDU PD 15 months ago after two years as Manager/Program Administra-

HUGHES/See Page 26

WTG Sets Regional Staff Brooks, Jones, Norris, Rascona, Smith Named

WTG Records has completed the first phase of its personnel staffing with the hiring of five Regional Marketing Managers who will work in conjunction with their E/P/A counterparts.

The five are Jay Brooks, who will work the Mid -Central region out of Cleveland; Chuck Jones, Southeast region from Atlanta; Kelly Norris, Southwest region in

-Dallas; Pat Rascona, Northeast region out of New York; and Roger Smith, West Coast region from Los Angeles.

WTG VP/Promotion Dave Urso told R&R, "I was elated to hear that Jay's previous contract had expired. He possesses terrific organizational skills and has a great rapport at radio and retail. Kelly's experience with (Nationwide Na- tional PD) Guy Zapoleon has enabled her to understand many facets of our business. Roger has a passion for working hand -in -hand with radio, and will do a monster job of regional promotion and na-

WTG/See Page 26

Meszaros Transfers To WZGC As VP/GM

Cook Inlet is transferring WZLX/ Boston VP/GM David Meszaros to sister WZGC (Z93)/Atlanta. He replaces VP/GM Paul Nugent, who will remain with the station in another capacity for the next few months.

Cook Inlet President Dan Mason commented, "David will continue to oversee the daily activities at WZLX. It has been very successful over the past years, and I believe David is ready to take on the added responsibilities that come with two

stations. He will appoint a new GM for WZLX in the very near future."

Meszaros, who begins his WZGC duties this week (11/28), toldR&R, "I'm truly fortunate and thankful for the opportunity to go to Atlanta and join the Z93 team of people and still maintain contact with the great team at WZLX."

Z93 has been without a PD since Bob Case left to program KZZP/ Phoenix last month, but Meszaros indicated he is actively looking to fill the slot.

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Harper PD At WMTG & WNIC

Four -month WMTG & WNIC/ Detroit acting PDJim Harper has been officially given the PD title. He succeeds Joel Lind, who now programs WMJI/Cleveland. Harper will continue his duties as host of WNIC's `Breakfast Club" morning show.

For Harper, this marks a return trip to the WNIC programming chair. Ten years ago he was hired as PD/on-air personality. He left seven years later to become owner/PD/AM drive host for crosstown WDTX. He returned several months ago as WNIC morning air personality.

Station VP/GM Joe Bacarella told R&R, "Jim's knowledge and experience in the marketplace make him an excellent choice for this position. As interim PD, he did what I consider to be an excellent job. We've made some minor mod- ifications in music and announcer delivery. Jim has performed quite well in the areas I've asked for his help and he's very in tune with the Detroit market."

Said Harper, "Throughout the years, WNIC has been a leading force in the Detroit radio community. I'm very excited to be back in the programming position."

HARPER/See Page 6

Ingles New WNCX PD

AOR KZRR/Albuquerque's Asst. PD Paul Ingles has filled the longtime PD opening at Classic Rock WNCX/Cleveland. The position had been vacant since Harry Lyles 1

exited )ast February. WNCX President/GM Steve Joos

said the delay in hiring a replacement was caused by the recently completed transfer of the station from Metropolis to Metroplex- Robinson.

"I talked to some real quality people after Harry left, but everyone suspected the station would be sold," Joos explained. "So I just put things on hold until our own picture with Metropolis became clear. We had all the bases covered in the interim; it just put a little extra work on everybody else in programming."

After the sale was completed, Joos wasted little time in selecting Ingles. "Paul was programming a little AM Classic Rock station in Charlotte(WGSP) when Metroplex went into that market two years ago, and they were really im- pressed with what he was doing," Joos said.

INGLES/See Page 26

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FEATURES

WASHINGTON REPORT will return next week RADIO BUSINESS: Latest transactions 8

OVERVIEW: MANAGEMENT: Button -pushing study 12 SALES STRATEGY 14

LIFESTYLES: New music biz board game 17 MEDIA: Rockin' hot cuisine 18

STREET TALK: WCCO on the block 20 THE COMPETITIVE EDGE: Fads vs. trends 24

NEWSBREAKERS 26

R&R INTERVIEW: Carl Brazell 28

RATINGS & RESEARCH: Image confusion 30

ON THE RECORDS: Songs about money 31

MUSIC: Pink Floyd space out 32, 33

MUSIC DATEBOOK 34

CALENDAR: Remote threat: no news 39 MARKETPLACE 47

OPPORTUNITIES 49 R&R MART: New direct resource connection 17

CONSULTANT DIRECTORY 14

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NEWS REMAINS NAB BOARD CHAIRMAN

Jorgenson Joins Hubbard As Exec. VP Wallace Jorgenson, who retired

as President of Jefferson -Pilot Communications earlier this month upon reaching the age of 65, has joined Hubbard Broadcasting as Exec. VP. He will continue as NAB Joint Board Chairman until his term expires next year.

"After 47 years in broadcasting, I still thoroughly enjoy this industry," stated Jorgenson. "When an opportunity presented itself to join a progressive and innovative company like Hubbard, the idea had great appeal to me."

Jorgenson, who is based in Tam- pa, will be responsible for government and industry relations and strategic planning for Hubbard.

"We are delighted that Wally is anxious to join our company and we are privileged to have him," remarked Hubbard Chairman/Presi- dent/CEO Stanley Hubbard. "All of us at Hubbard look forward to the opportunity to draw on his vast knowledge, experience, and leadership as we move into the future."

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in 1948 and held various sales and executive positions before being named President of the company in 1978. After he leaves the chair- manship of the NAB board he will continue to serve on the NAB Ex- ecutive Committee for two years as immediate past chairman.

Hubbard ownsKSTP-AM & FM/ Minneapolis, nine television stations, and associated broadcast ventures.

Rudnick Appointed LBS Radio GM

Radio sales vet Tom Rudnick has been recruited as GM of New York -based program supplier LBS Radio. He will report to TV Hori- zons President Mike Widen. Both LBS and TV Horizons are divisions of LBS Communications, Inc.

LBS Chairman Henry Siegel remarked, "We are pleased to welcome Tom to I. RS at a time when the division is supplying an expanded lineup of programming for a diversified range of formats."

Rudnick joined LBS from Star - stream Communications, where he was Director/National Accounts. He previously was National Ac- counts Manager for Westwood One, and an AE for Mutual and WMCA/New York.

Torn Rudnick I.RS currently distributes pro-

gramming produced by Radio To- day, including "Flashback," "Spe- cial Of The Week," "Rock Stars," "Portraits In Sound," and "Rari- ties."

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ROMAN, DAVIES ALSO UPPED

Waters Now C H U M's VP/GM CHUM/Toronto Station Manag-

er/PD Jim Waters has been promoted to VP/GM of the AC outlet and sister Lite Rock/AC CHUM - FM. He succeeds his father, Allan Waters.

CHUM -FM Manager Duff Ro- man is now VP/Industry Relations for CHUM Limited, and will deal withCRTC commitments for radio and television stations in the CHUM Group. FM PD Ross Davies has assumed additional responsibilities as FM Operations Director.

Jim Waters told R&R, "It's really like a dream come true. After all, these two stations are the flag- ship stations of the CHUM Group. The ironic part is that I relieve my father. Aside from being the Presi- dent of CHUM Limited, Dad always maintained the GM duties for both CHUM -AM & FM.

"Right now I'm not going to change a thing. CHUM -FM is pretty much the most successful station in all of Canada. We changed format on the AM from our heritage of Top 40 to AC. It hasn't been easy, but we're doing better than at the end of our Top 40 era. We don't expect to make another format change there in the near future.

"CHUM (AM) has a soft spot in my heart because it's the station I grew up with," he added. "It's an honor to be put in charge of CHUM - FM as well."

WJIB Picks Apple As PD Emmis Easy Listening outlet

WJIB/Boston has named WXTZ/Indianapolis Asst. PD Scott Apple PD.

WJIB VP/GM Mark Renier told R&R, "Scott has both a news and Easy Listening background. Since we are an adult station that 'just happens to play easy music, we felt Scott would be perfect for this slot. WJIB is taking a new approach to the format and Scott's on track. We're going to take the lush music out and add some uptempo music instead.

"I was GSM across the street from WXTZ, and over the past few years I watched WXTZ really come around and become a viable radio station," Renier added. "We figured since Scott was involved hands-on in that turnaround situation, he was the guy to bring here."

Apple commented, "WJIB is a Boston landmark. Without tamper- ing with tradition, we want to let

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everyone know where we are and make them happy enough to come back."

Prior to his WXTZ stint, Apple was ND at WNDE & WFBQ/Indi- anapolis.

WJIB tied for fifth 12+ (6.0) with AOR WBCN in the summer Arbi- tron; the station's 3.9 in the corresponding Birch placed it in ninth place.

BENNETT CONSULTS

Pasha Programs KZBS KHYI (Y95)/Dallas Asst. PD/

MD Bill Pasha has been named PD at CHRKZBS (Z99)/Oklahoma Ci- ty. He replaces OM Jan Jeffries, who leaves the station. The station will be consulted by KHYI PDiEv- ergreen National PDBuzz Bennett.

KHYI President/GM Bill Lacy told R&R, "Bill Pasha has worked very closely with Buzz on a day-today basis, and we at Zumma Broadcasting feel Buzz is the strongest CHR programmer alive today. I can't help but think the combination of Bill and Buzz will take Z99 back to the top of the market. Bill is in the process of hiring some new air talent, and this will be a lean, mean music machine."

Bennett remarked, "Bill is very qualified for this position. He's worked closely with me and Chuck Beck, who was formerly my Asst. PD before he left to program WDFX/Detroit. I think we are going to turn that market upside down."

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Tessler Elevated To Mutual VP/News

Mutual Radio vet Bart Tessler has been promoted to VP/News, where he will oversee the department's operations, newscasts, special programs, and day-to-day programming. He will report to West- wood One VP/News Ron Nessen.

"After 13 years of working his way up through the ranks at Mutu- al, Bart is fully prepared and de- serving of this promotion," ob- served Nessen. "He's played a big role in the steady improvement of Mutual's news coverage and news programs, and I'm confident that this progress will continue under his leadership." -

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McCoy, Herman Leave Unidyne, Move To Fairwest Direct

Longtime radio promotion inno- vator Jack McCoy and Douglas Herman, founders of the Unidyne Direct Mail Co., have severed their relationship with Unidyne and moved their client hasp to Fair - west's recently -formed direct mail company Fairwest Direct. McCoy said plans call for the release of at least three major new promotions through Fairwest in 1989.

McCoy and Herman had maintained an independent association with Unidyne and continued to market many of their promotions under the Unidyne banner following an employee buyout of the company's printing and mailing business six years ago.

Fairwest Enterprises President George Johns said, "It's a major coup for Fairwest Direct to get Jack and Doug to bring their promotional expertise and entire cli- entele under the Fairwest umbrella. It makes us a major force in direct mail overnight."

Fairwest Direct President Ernie Kovacs, who previously served as VP/GM at Unidyne, commented, "McCoy and Herman have, over the past 20 years, been leading con- tributors to the radio industry. Their accomplishments include the 'Last Contest'; the discovery and mathematical analysis of hot zips; the discovery of the audience recycling concept; the RAM Re- search Co., which challenged Arbi- tron in the 1970s; the 'Incredible Prize Catalogs' sweepstakes; 'The Check's In The Mail'; and the creation and founding of the first broadcast -oriented direct mail company, Unidyne."

"The strength of the Fairwest organization enhances our ability to produce large-scale promotions with which radio stations may capture advertisers' huge promotional budgets," McCoy remarked. "To us, this new association is simply electric."

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KQMQ/Honolulu VP/GM Casey Stangl has become the owner of crosstown Gold/CHR combo KIIU & KMAI (194) in a joint venture with San Francisco -based Charlton Buckley, principal of Henry Broad- casting. Stangl will be VP/GM of the combo and newly -formed Hen- ry Hawaii Broadcasting once the ;3.35 million sale from Parker Communications is approved by the FCC sometime in December.

Stangl was previously GSM at the combo before joining KQMQ. He had also been GM at KMGG/ Santa Rosa, CA, GSM at KITS/San Francisco, and an air talent at KSJO/San Jose and KMEL/San Francisco. He told R&R, "Owning a radio station is a dream come true for me. I have enjoyed every stage of my broadcasting career, and ownership was the next logical step. My primary goal is to utilize our existing talent to optimize our position in the marketplace and continue the legendary status of

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Allen Named WRLT PD

Interim WRLT/Nashville PD Rick Allen has officially been named PD. WRLT has been programming a light AC format since Octo- ber 21. The PD vacancy was created when former PD Cy Young left for WDJY/Washington.

Allen told R&R, "It's great to be with a company (GMX) that's growing and expanding as quickly as we are. This is my first programming stint, and I couldn't ask for a better company to be associated with. I think where we're going to win is in -office listening; the other two ACs in town are getting a little too progressive."

Personnel changes made by Al- len include the addition of former crosstown WLAC-FM staffers Jim Eskew and Diana Lynn to AM drive, while former WLAC "Pillow Talk" host Dick Kaiser joins for nights.

Prior to joining WRLT last month, Allen was employed for five months as Computer Music Analyst for WQQK/Nashville. He was previously an air personality at WLGA/Valdosta, GA, and WRLT predecessor WLRQ.

Programming Post Martin Communications VP/

Programming Brian Krysz has succeeded Gerry Cagle as PD at WHTQ/Orlando. Cagle had been handling interim PD duties for several months while the TK Com- munications AOR searched for his replacement.

WHTQ VP/GM Gary Kines told R&R, "It was a very extensive search to make sure we got an individual with an excellent background and a stable employment record. We have the same feelings for the types of things we should be doing here. He's very familiar with Orlando - it was almost like he had been here in spirit but his body hadn't arrived yet."

Harper Continued from Page 3

In the summer Birch, WNIC pasted a 5.4 (12+) to rank fifth; its 4.8 in the corresponding Arbitron placed the Fairmont AC outlet sixth.

Krysz joined Martin as PD of WKLC/Charleston, WV in 1986 after programming stints at WYFE/ Rockford and WGRQ/Buffalo. He was named VP/Programming the following year, and moved to Mar- tin's Charleston, SC outlet WYBB last May.

Morgan Continued from Page 3

Word-of-mouth reaction since our format change (earlier this month) has been very good. A lot of it had to do with a major advertising campaign that was used to launch the format. We're delighted about our great start."

Morgan, a former VP/Opera- tions at crosstown KSD, was un- available for comment at press - time.

In other station news, WYNY/ New York announcer Mike Mc- Cann has joined KLOU for nights and Paul Arca takes over for Morgan in the PM drive slot.

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TRANSACTIONS

Osborn Sells Pennsylvania Combo For $12 Million

Hartstone & Dickstein Buy All Communications For $9.5 Million; Birch Acquires Florida FM

Deal Of The Week:

WPLJ & WKRZI Wilkes-Barre, PA PRICE: $12 million

TERMS: Cash BUYER: Keymarket Communications of NEPA Inc., headed by Kerby Con-

fer. It recently announced plans to sell

WIZDIAtmore (Mobile), AL for $4.5 million. The company also owns WRLXICharlotte; KKMJIAustin; WNNKIHarrisburg, PA; WSKRIMo-

bile; and WTCB/Columbia, SC. It re-

cently soldKMJQIHouston andKMJMI St. Louis, and swapped WLTI/Detroit for WRVR-AM & FM/Memphis, TN.

SELLER: Osborn Communications Corp., headed by Frank Osborn. The

company also owns WPLJ & WKRZI

Wilkes-Barre, PA; WGIG-AM & FMI

Brunswick, GA; WTJS & WTNVIJack- son, TN; WMHE/Toledo, OH; KKRDI

Wichita, KS; WWVA & WOVK/Wheel-

Ing, WV; and WNDR & WNTQ/Syra- cuse, NY. It also owns a 25% interest in Fairmont Communications Corp., which owns KI011San Francisco, WLAC-AM & FM/Nashville, WMTG &

WNICIDetróit, and KKOB-AM & FMI Albuquerque. Osborn recently an-

nounced plans to buy WKTC/Tarboro, NC for $3.9 million and WAZUISpring- field, OH for $3.7 million.

FREQUENCY: 1340 kHz; 98.5 MHz

POWER: 1 kw; 50 kw at 1180 feet FORMAT: AC; CHR BROKER: Bob Biernackl of the Mahlman Co.

COMMENT: Osborn purchased this combo in August 1985 for $7.6 mil-

lion.

Group Deals All Communications Stations PRICE: $9.5 million

BUYER: H&D Communications L.P., a

limited partnership headed by Hartford,

CT investment bankersJoel Hartstone and Barry Dickstein. California media analyst Paul Kagan is a limited partner. Hartstone and Dickstein own interests in WSUB & WOGNIGroton, CT; WDOV & WDSDIDover, DE; WFPG AM & FM/Atlantic City, NJ; WKRS &

WXLCIWaukegan, IL; WTLB &

WRCK/Utica, NY; KBIIISan Angelo, TX; KBLU & KTTI/Yuma, AZ; and WBBW & WOOD/Youngstown, OH. SELLER: All Communications Inc., owned by Allan Roberts.

WRGIINaples, FL PRICE: $4.2 million TERMS: Cash payment $3.2 million. Promissory note for $1 million.

FREQUENCY: 93.5 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet FORMAT: CHR

WSYB & WRUTIRutland, VT PRICE: $5.3 million

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"We met with three different brokers and felt Americom knew the buyers for our station."

"Our hoard was unanimous for three reasons: t) their track -record of successful sales at good prices: 2) the quality of their professional staff: and, 3) the selling process they proposed helped assure us it would he kept absolutely confidential -- which it was.

\\'e are very satisfied with the out- come and think it was a good deal for both parties. We both got what we wanted...

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TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE

Deals So Far In 1988: 3,581,637,258

Total Stations Traded This Year: 1258

This Week's Action: $33,607,171 Total Stations Traded This Week: 25

Deal Of The Week: WPLJ & WKRZ/Wilkes-Barre, PA $12 million

Group Deal: All Communications Stations $9.5 million

WRGI/Naples, FL $4.2 million WSYB & WRUT/Rutland, VT $5.3 million

KOSZ/Grover City, CA $1,225,000 KXDC-AM & FM/Monterey-Carmel, CA $2.65 million KWSPISanta Margarita, CA $1x.26 million WWAV/Santa Rosa Beach, FL $1.65 million WPASIZephyrhills, FL $355,000 WAVO/Decatur, GA $475,000 WCSS/Amsterdam, NY $900,000 *WEED & WRSVIRocky Mount, NC $612,000 KVLH & KGOKIPauls Valley; OK $381,000 WEOZ/Meadville-Saegertown, PA $425,000 KKYN-AM & FMIPlainview, TX $297,500 WRFBIStowe, VT $900,000 KGHO-AM & FM1Hoquiam-Aberdeen, WA $328,000 KRKK & KQSW/Rock Springs, WY $648,871 liability assumption

TERMS: Cash payment of $3.5 million. Promissory note for $1.8 million.

FREQUENCY: 1380 kHz; 97.1 MHz POWER: 5 kw day/1 kw night; 1.15 kw at 2997 feet FORMAT: AC

California

KOSZIGrover City PRICE: $1,225,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $25,000. Cash payment of $700,000. Promis-

sory note for $300,000 at ten percent interest, payable in 36 quarterly install-

ments. Noncompete agreement valued at $225,000, payable in 16 quarterly installments of $14,063. BUYER: P -B Broadcasting Inc., owned by Shawn and Kathleen Phalen of

Montecito, CA and Joseph Bayliss of

San Luis Obispo, CA. SELLER: R&L Broadcasters, owned by Rod & Laura Funston. FREQUENCY: 107.3 MHz POWER: 4.2 kw at 807 feet FORMAT: AC

KXDC-AM & FM/Monterey-Carmel PRICE: $2.65 million

BUYER: Western Media Group Corp., headed by Thomas Scallen. He owns

the Harlem Globetrotters basketball team and the Ice Capades, and is the

former owner of KTAB-TVIAbilene, TX. SELLER: Carmel Broadcast Associ- ates Inc., headed by President Jack Woods. He also owns an interest in

KOGO & KBBY/Ventura, CA. FREQUENCY: 630 kHz; 101.7 MHz

POWER: 1 kw; 800 watts at 590 feet

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TRANSACTIONS Continued from Page 8

FORMAT: AC BROKER: Roy Rowan of Blackburn &

Co.

KWSPISanta Margarita PRICE: $1.26 million TERMS: Down payment $100,000. Cash at closing $400,000. Buyer as-

sumes $100,000 equipment lease. Promissory note for $400,000 at 11% interest. Additional "contingent purchase price" consideration of $260,000 if station receives FCC up-

grade to Class B-1 status. BUYER: Hance Communications Ltd., a limited partnership headed by Gener- al Partner Tom Hansen of Agoura Hills, CA. Major limited partners include Sam Kaplan of Beverly Hills, CA and Ted Sears of Encino, CA. SELLER: Mid -Coast Radio Inc., owned by Samuel Idas and William Wilkerson. FREQUENCY: 106.3 MHz POWER: 93 watts at 1467 feet FORMAT: AC

BROKER: Chapman Associates

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WWAVISanta Rosa Beach PRICE: $1.65 million BUYER: Emerald Coast Communica- tions Inc., headed by President Ray

Quinn. The company's 70% stockholder is Birch Research CEO Thomas Birch of Coral Gables, FL.

SELLER: Carter Broadcasting Inc., headed by President Mark Carter. FREQUENCY: 102.3 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 328 feet FORMAT: AC BROKER: Chapman Associates

WPASIZephyrhills PRICE: $355,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $20,000, with additional $30,000 cash due at

closing. Promissory note for $250,000 at ten percent interest, payable in monthly interest -only install-

ments for first 36 months, followed by 35 monthly installments of $2413. Noncompete agreement valued at

$55,000. BUYER: Big Z Broadcasting Inc., headed by David Zeplowltz and Frank lin Zeplowltz of Baltimore, MD.

SELLER: Charles Wister. FREQUENCY: 1400 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: AC

BROKER: Chapman Associates

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WAVOIDecatur PRICE: $475,000 TERMS: Down payment $25,000, with

additional $50,000 cash at closing. Seven-year promissory note for $400,000 at ten percent interest, payable in equal monthly installments of principal and interest. BUYER: Fiduciary Broadcasting Corp., owned by Connie Jackson Thigpen, trustee for Roy Thigpen IV, a

minor. The company also owns KVIVI El Paso, TX. SELLER: Bible Broadcasting Network Inc., headed by Lowell and Georgean- na Davey. The company also owns WHPEIHIgh Point, NC; WYFAI Waynesboro, GA; WYFBIGainesvilie, FL; WYFG/Gaffney, SC; WYFH/North Charleston, SC; WYFIINorfolk; WYFJI Ashland, VA; WYFKIColumbus, GA; WYFLIHenderson, NC; WYFSISavan- nah, GA; and WYFT/Luray, VA. FREQUENCY: 1420 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: Religion

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WCSS/Amsterdam PRICE: $900,000 TERMS: Cash payment totalling $350,000. Buyer to provide seller with common stock valued at $100,000. Ten-year promissory note for $450,000 at 9.5% interest. BUYER: Gateway Broadcasting Corp., a division of Gateway Cablevi- sion Corp. The company is owned by Joseph Isabel. Gateway owns cable

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TV systems in several New York and Vermont communities. SELLER: Community Service Broad- casting Corp. of Amsterdam, NY. The company is principally owned by Philip Spencer of Hagaman, NY. FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: AC

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WEED & WRSVIRocky Mount PRICE: $612,000 TERMS: Real estate purchase for $400,000. Escrow deposit $35,000, with balance due cash at closing. Buyer to post a ten-year $160,000 promissory note at ten percent interest for stock purchase. Noncompete agreement valued at $52,000, paya-

ble in ten annual installments of $52,000. BUYER: Northstar Broadcasting Inc., owned by Charles Johnson Sr., An-

tonia Lawrence, and Rev. Thomas Walker. SELLER: Radio Station WEED Inc., principally owned by William Wynne Jr. FREQUENCY: 1390 kHz; 92.1 MHz POWER: 5 kw day/2.5 kw night; 1.7 kw at 380 feet FORMAT: AC; Urban

Óklahoma

KVLH & KGOKIPauls Valley PRICE: $381,000 TERMS: Cash payment of $60,032. Buyer assumes bank loans totalling $290,968. Two-year promissory note for $30,000 at no interest. BUYER: Washita Broadcasting Inc., principally owned by Glenn Bell and

Stephen Rawlings. SELLER: Garvin County Broadcast- ing Inc., owned by Ronald and Mary Casey, and Luther Martin. Martin also owns KALVIA Iva, OK. FREQUENCY: 1470 kHz; 97.7 MHz POWER: 1 kw daytimer; 3 kw at 303 feet FORMAT: Country; AC

BROKER: Ralph Meador

Pennsylvania

WEOZIMeadville-Saegertown PRICE: $425,000 TERMS: $195,000 cash at closing. Promissory note for $130,000 note at

ten percent interest over 10.5 years, and a $100,000 noncompete cove- nant over ten years. BUYER: Community First Broad- casting Inc., owned by Edward Mattar ill of Worcester, MA and Werner Poegel of Winchendon, MA. They us-

ed to own WINQ/Winchendon, MA.

SELLER: Osborne Broadcasting Inc.,

owned by Thomas and Linda Os-

borne of Meadville. FREQUENCY: 94.3 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 300 FORMAT: AC BROKER: Ray Rosenblum of Pitts-

burgh.

Texas .,,

KKYN-AM & FMIPIainview PRICE: $297,500 TERMS: Cash payment of $1500. Ten-

year promissory note for $296,000 at

ten percent interest, payable interest - only for first 12 months. BUYER: Plains Broadcasting, headed

by Michael and Mary Beth Fox. SELLER: Adams -Shelton KKYN Part-

nership, headed by Charles Adams.

FREQUENCY: 1090 kHz; 103.9 MHz POWER: 5 kw days/500 watts nights; 3 kw at 325 feet FORMAT: Country COMMENT: Adams purchased 50% of the combo in June 1988 for $150,000.

Vermont

W RFBIStowe PRICE: $900,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $75,000, with additional $575,000 cash due at closing. Five-year promissory note for $250,000 at one percent over the prime rate charged by State Street Bank of Boston for the first 12 months, and two percent over the prime rate thereafter. BUYER: Sage Broadcasting Corp., a

Stamford, CT -based group operator headed by Leonard Fassler and Ger-

ald Poch. The company also owns WNAQINaugatuck CT; WBSM-AM &

FMINew Bedford -Fairhaven, MA; WKOL-AM & FM/Amsterdam, NY; KMNS & KSEZ1Sioux City, IA; WTAX & WDBRISpringfield, IL; WLVH/Hart- ford, CT; WKHT/Manchester, CT; WACO-AM & FMIWaco, TX; and WDCL & WSGDICarbondale, PA. The company recently applied for FCC permission to sell WAMT & WSCFITItus- villa, FL and WZFMIBriarcliff Manor - White Plains, NY. SELLER: Justice Broadcasting L.P., headed by Lawrence Justice. The company also owns WQEZIFt. Myers Beach, FL and WCIB/Falmouth, MA. FREQUENCY: 101.7 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 1485 feet FORMAT: AC BROKER: Barry Sherman & Associ- ates

Washington

KGHO-AM & FM/ Hoquiam-Aberdeen PRICE: $328,000 TERMS: Buyer agrees to assume outstanding debts of approximately $328,000. BUYER: Trinity Christian Center of Santa Ana Inc., headed by Paul Crouch. The group owns 18 TV sta-

tions and the Trinity Broadcasting Network. SELLER: Planck Broadcasting of Washington Inc., owned by James Planck. FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz; 95.3 MHz POWER: 1 kw; 1.15 kw at 750 feet FORMAT: Religion

Wyoming

KRKK & KC1SWIRock Springs PRICE: $648,671 liabilities assump-

tion TERMS: Buyer is acquiring this combo by agreeing to assume all outstanding liabilities of seller. BUYER: Southwest Wyoming Broad- cast Group Inc., principally owned by

Jon Collins. He is the current Station Manager of the combo. SELLER: Heritage Broadcast Group, owned by Adam Polacek and James Cullen. The group also owns WSKF &

WWNCIAshville, NC; WOEN &

WAAXIGadsden, AL; and WZLO &

WELOITupelo, MS. In May the com-

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Differences Between Men & Women Business Travelers

There are several major differences between the average male business traveler

and his female counterpart. For example, according to a recent study by the American Hotel &

Motel Association, men who travel on business average 5.1 trips per

year, while women business travelers average 3.5 trips in the same time period.

However, a majority of women (63%) take one or two trips a year, whereas less than half (48%) of their male counterparts average this few business trips.

Hotel r "Freebies" There was a time when hotels offered little more than a. bed, a TV, and - if you were lucky -a continental breakfast. The best hotels today, however, otter a wide range of amenities for their guests. A

recent survey of 659 hotels found these percentages offered the following guest -room "freebies" in -1987: _

Amenities Percentage of Hotels

Shampoo 85.5% Radio/alarm clock 75.5% Hair conditioner 57.0% Newspaper 55.3% Sewing kit 44.4% Shower massage 43.6% Hair dryer 27.7% Bathrobe 23.2% Coffee maker 16.8%

Source: Laventhol & Horvath

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In addition, more than a third (34%) of the women surveyed said they take a member of their household along with them on these trips, whereas only a quarter (25%) of the men will bring the wife or another household member along for the ride.

Furthermore, the study found marked differences between male and female business travelers in the following four areas:

Using the business trip as a vacation (28% women vs. 21% men)

Spending $85 or more a night for a room (25% women vs. 19%

men) Visiting a location for the first

time on a business trip (51% women vs. 46% men)

Using a travel agent to plan these trips (28% women vs. 34%

men) Nevertheless, the study also

found that when it comes to such things as using your own car for the trip, using an airline, using a rental car, or staying in a hotel during the trip, the difference between men and women business travelers was insignificant.

How To Get Along With Your Boss Face it. You will always have a boss. And sometimes it's not easy to get

along with that person. However, according to St.

Petersburg -based human resources consultant George Odiorne, there are several ways to make getting along with your boss a little easier - regardless of where you stand in your company's chain of command.

They are: Follow the boss's example. Be

a great leader by being a great

follower. In other words, tailor your efforts to help your boss - and yourself - succeed.

Coordinate your goals. Make your goals consistent with those of your boss. Keep in mind that being loyal does not diminish your leadership qualities.

Fill in your boss's gaps. Shore up your boss's weaknesses with your strengths. If he is a "vi- sionary," then you should be his foot -soldier. If he isn't personable, you should be.

Don't be a threat. Never try to

snatch the boss's spotlight or usurp his authority.

Be reliable. Forsake biases and rumors when dealing with the boss, and only present the facts. You'll find yourself involved in more decisions if you play things straight.

Don't be combative. Once a boss has made his decision, you should try to make it work rather than argue with him. It's OK to debate such matters beforehand, but continuing to plead your case after the fact does absolutely nothing to help your relationship.

Station Switching Study: Scanning No Factor Listening Patterns In The Digital Seek/Scan Age

0 ne car radio button many programmers hope their listeners never push is the

"seek/scan" button on today's digital -dial radios. However, those fears may be unfounded.

While running the dial is nothing new to radio folks, the ever-in- creasing number of digital -dial radio listeners does pose some interesting questions, the most important of which is: "How are listening patterns and station recall abilities affected?"

According to a recent study by the Marion, IA -based Frank Magid Associates, most listeners select and change stations the old-fa- shioned way - by using prepro- grammable and preset buttons.

As for the question of aiding recall, digital -dial radios may actually help some listeners remember - and write down -a station's exact dial position.

November 30 - December 3 - RTNDA Annual International Convention. Las Vegas Con- vention Center. Las Vegas, NV.

January 9-10, 1989 - 14th Annual Investing In Broadcast Stations Seminar. Park Hyatt. Washington, DC.

January 13-19, 1989 - NAB Winter Board Meeting. Scotts- dale Princess. Scottsdale, AZ.

January 14-15, 1989 - Dan O'Day's Air Personality -Plus Seminar. Los Angeles, CA.

January 22, 1989 - NFI_ Su- per Bowl. Joe Robbie Stadium. Miami, FL.

10% Are Frequent Scanners While nearly 60% of listeners

currently own cars that sport digital radios - and most of these are equipped with scanners - fewer than ten percent of these digital - dial listeners nationwide use the seek -scan function "often or always" while driving.

Furthermore, a majority (57%) of digital -dial radio in -car listeners report using the seek/scan button only "occasionally," and 20% say they never use the scanner button at all.

Who Scans The Dial? Some listeners seek and scan

more than others. Women, for example, are twice as likely as their male counterparts to be "heavy" users of the newfangled function. Also, listeners in smaller markets are more apt to apply the scanner than are those in the nation's top ten metro areas.

January 27-28, 1989 - North American National Broad- casters Association Annual Meeting. Televisa. Mexico City, Mexico.

January 28 - February 1, 1989 - National Religious Broadcasters 46th Annual Con- vention. Sheraton -Washington and Omni Shoreham Hotels. Washington, DC.

February 2-5, 1989 - RAB Ninth Annual Managing Sales Conference. Loews Anatole Hotel. Dallas, TX.

February 6-7, 1989 - NAB Managers Roundtable. Ramada Renaissance Hotel. Atlanta, GA.

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Brainstorming: Conquering The Idea Monster

In many cases, we have created our own worst enemy by emphasizing the concept of the idea. What began as an effective tele-

phone and closing tool has turned into a frequent nightmare for salespeople, managers, and PDs alike. Contrary to what many people believe, however, the ability to create ideas can be taught like any other sales skill. The process is called brainstorming.

Brainstorming is one of the most valuable - and most overlooked - skills in today's sales market. Peo- ple who can generate creative ideas and hooks on the spot are always in strong demand, and they are greatly admired by salespeople and accounts. As a result, one of the most prev- alent frustrations voiced today by managers and salespeople is, "I wish I was better at coming up with ideas."

It should be understood, however, that those managers and salespeople who appear to be veritable factor -

"Those who consistently practice the art of brainstorming have a higher closing ratio than those who merely rely on stock or generic ideas."

ies of ideas don't possess some hidden skills. They simply practice the art of brainstorming. Those who practice the art consistently have a higher closing ratio than those who merely rely on stock or generic ideas. What's more, those who practice this art on a regular basis also find a tremendous amount of receptive- ness and success on the part of their clients.

Benefits Of Brainstorming

There are several other -'od reasons as to why you

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brainstorming part of your day-to-day selling skills. First, brainstorming allows clients to take a personal involvement in idea formula- tion, rather than just being a third party to a concept that's being presented. The bottom line here is that a client will always invest more and come around quicker to his own idea - or an idea that he at least played a part in formulating - than he will to someone else's.

Second, brainstorming ultimately makes the salesperson's job easier by lift- ing a great deal of the pressure off his back. In other words, he no longer has to feel that he - and he alone - must come up with the idea to get the account. There's a tremendous relief that occurs when you realize that you no longer have to come up with the answer, but can rely instead on multiple options.

Third, brainstorming helps solve the inherent day-to-day problems of CPP, no on -air promotions, wrong demos, and no radio.

By Chris Beck

Why We Must Change

However, working the art of brainstorming into your daily sales activities is more difficult than many would imagine. Brain- storming is not an inherent human skill. In fact, it is virtually the opposite, as from childhood on we are taught that there is generally one correct answer for every specific situation.

Since the early '80s, much of our industry's sales direction has been based on "calling a client with an idea." This automatically assumes that, regardless of the client, we're always supposed to have an idea. In many cases, we feel that we have to come up with these ideas with no - or limited - information on the client's growth goals, objectives, or his own ideas. Quite often a client does have an idea that he's always wanted to implement, but has never been given the platform to voice and refine the concept.

"A client will always invest more and come around quicker to his own idea - or an idea that he at least played a part in formulating - than he will to someone else's."

As noted, this clinical, generic idea approach has created our own worst enemy. There are salespeople today who are reluctant to make so much as an intro- ductory phone call without an idea. In addition, there is growing client resistance on the street to this stock/ canned idea approach.

Brainstorming Building Blocks

To initiate an awareness and refinement of brainstorming, there are five key foundation blocks:

There are no wrong ideas.

There are no bad ideas.

TEGY Practice Makes Perfect

Brainstorming for ideas is an art that must be practic- ed and refined. Try your hand at brainstorming on the following two examples, using some of the tech-

niques mentioned in the body copy of the column:

Brainstorming Exercise #1 Account: Light beer manufacturer Event: Holiday season promotion Manufacturer's Goal: A generic idea they can use to

promote the account and event together.

Brainstorming Exercise #2 Account: City hospital Station Demo: Women 45+ Client's Goal: To recruit young nurses to work at the

hospital.

There is no one right idea.

The most effective brainstorming occurs when two parties are feeding off each other, jointly coming up with ideas.

The final idea doesn't necessarily have to be a station promotion and tie up promotional inventory.

Virtually every good idea in existence is the result of parallels that can be drawn between two things that have logical ties in common, or non -parallels (the exact opposite of what would be assumed) that can be drawn between two apparently non -related elements.

To begin the creation of an idea, simply start by verbalizing everything that you associate with each of the two items that you're trying to tie together. Some notable examples that we encounter every day include: a client and an event (i.e., a holiday) ; a client and a generic station package; and an advertiser skewing to one demo with a station that skews to virtually the opposite.

Make a heading with every situation that comes up, and keep the process going. Once this skill has been refined, at least two ideas will be generated within the first ten minutes.

Practice! Practice! Managers can practice

the art of brainstorming every time one of their salespeople needs an idea for a client. Get in the habit of asking your staffers the following three questions:

"What are the goals?"

"What are we trying to accomplish?"

"What does the account want to promote?"

Sometimes you'll discov- er that initially your salesperson doesn't really have clearly -defined answers to these questions - other than the standard "I need an idea."

In such cases, ask him or her to go back and ask the client these questions, as the answers are the founda- tions of creativity. The more you practice brainstorming, the more effective you and your staff will become. Managers who regularly use these skills will eventually find that a chalkboard filled with brainstorming ideas has become a permanent piece of their office furniture.

You should also hold regular brainstorming meet- ings, encouraging each salesperson to bring in at least one problem account. All the background information a salesperson needs to supply is an outline of the client's goals and objectives. Open the meeting up to all your salespeople, in- viting them to contribute ideas, thoughts, and concepts to each account that's under discussion. The results could be astronomical.

Chris Beck is President of Chris Beck Communications, a sales consulting firm. If you have a question you'd like this column to address, he can be reached either by fax machine at (818) 594-5030, by phone at (818) 594.0851, or write him at 22647 Ventura Blvd.,

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in delightful detail, the "melting -pot" methods behind his rock and roll magic.

From his own extraordinary music -archives, Byrne -offers candid insights into the effect that

international musical inflJences have had on his ten year of'composinS with Talking Heads;

as welkas.ón his so o work and outside collaborations.

In a WORLD RADIO EXCLUSI\,E airing the week of December 19, Byrne will use I -is songs - as well as

:hose of a wealth of global musical herpes - to illustrate the -many ways in whicr his own acclaimed

songwriting has evolved. For example, how did South African rock help shape Talking Heads' "Fear Of Music" album? What anciert funk roots brought

rock logic to "Stop Makiig Sense"?.How did Caribbean zouk, soukous from Zaire and a certain

keyboardist named Wally Badarou animate "Speaking In Torgues" and "Naked"?

Byrne unveils rare and unreleased Talking Heads songs including "Hey Now" and "Papa Legba'. Plus, in a

special ALBUM PREMIERE, you'll hear a sampling from "Beleza Tropical", David Byrne's.forthcoming Sire/Fly

Records compilation of mocern Brazilian sounds!

So join us the week of December 19 for an amazing 90 -minute journey through the creative world of David Byrne,

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OVERVIEW

LIF S Survey Finds US More Skeptical

Americans' faith in a wide range of religious, supernatural, and other non-

scientific concepts has declined rather sharply during the past several years, according to the latest survey by the Roper Organization.

Only the existence of heaven and hell - which approximately three- quarters of Americans say they believe in - is as widely accepted today as it was three years ago. Meanwhile, only 11% of those polled said they believed in reincarna- tion - down from 15% in 1985.

ESP, E.T.s & UFOs Turning from religious matters

to the supernatural, 43% of Ameri- cans say they believe in extra sen- sory perception (ESP) - down 7% from 1985.

As for the possibility of life on other planets, the percentage of Americans who believe in real -life "E.T."s now stands at 36% - down from 41% in 1985. Similarly, belief in UFOs has dropped to 18% of those polled - down from 25% in 1985.

Astrology & The New Age Astrology should be a subject

closer to Americans' hearts and minds, especially after all the publicity attached to the First Lady's stargazing efforts earlier this year. However, only 18% of the American public profess to follow the stars - down from 23% in 1985.

As for New Age mysticism and the purported special powers of crystals, only 5% of the survey's respondents say they're true be- lievers a la Shirley Maclaine, while 71% of the American public either have never heard of the concept or simply think it's a lot of bunk. Unfortunately, no word on how many people still believe in Santa Claus or the Tooth Fairy .. .

Marriage No Longer A Game For Youth

Although more Americans are getting married, they're waiting until later

in life to do so. According to a recent Census Bureau survey, the median age for first-time grooms is currently 25.9 years - up from the 22.5 years average of the late 1950s.

The median age for brides has also climbed from 1956's 20.1 years to the current 23.6 years figure.

Most people have married at least once by the time they become "mid -lifers." Three out of four men and 84% of women between the ages of 30 and 34 have tied the knot. Between the ages of 40 and 44

years, 92% of men and 94% of women have been married.

However, all who marry don't remain happily hitched. Nearly, 20% of the 40 to 44 -year -old crowd are divorced, separated, or widow- ed.

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your manager forgot to book tour buses. Great. Pay $25,000 in airfare. This is but one of the all -too -frequent events that not only happen

to real -life aspiring rock stars, but also to players of NYC -based Sym- metry Games Inc.'s new board game, "Rock 'N' Roll ... The Music Biz Game."

Designed by former 'Til Tuesday managers Tom and Randall Barbera, the new game - in which the goal is to "amass a fortune .as quickly as possible, then GET OUT!" - gives players a chance to live out their music biz fantasies, while also learning the real story behind this little thing we like to call show business.

From its road -worn traveling case -like cover to the turntable -style directions spinner to the agent, manager, record company, etc. "situation" cards inside, the game captures the ups -and -downs of a career in the music industry. (As in reality, the winner is the player who ends up with the most money.) Retail price: $29.95. For more info on this timely holiday item, call (212) 288-3998 or (800) 334-9933.

CHRÓNiCLE

Marriages: WSUS/Franklin, NJ Station

Manager Frank Garrity to Petrina Bethke, October 22.

Born To: KLDD & KZEW/Dallas air tal-

ent Stan Atkinson, wife Tam- my, daughter Kaleigh Jo, Octo- ber 14.

WTNT-AM & FM/Tallahas- see PDChip Mosley, wife Shar- on, son Christopher, November 3.

WTNT-AM & FM/Tallahas- see air talent John Bohannon, wife Mary, daughters Jenna and Stevie, November 9.

KXFX/Santa Rosa PD Rob Llpshutz, wife Debbie, daughter Sara Elizabeth, November 11.

WBZZ (B94)/Pittsburgh air talent Sonny Joe Fox, wife Pam, son Tyler Henry, Novem- ber 11.

Parker Communications President John Parker, wife Kathleen, daughter Jade, No- vember 11.

WRFX/Charbtte, NC air talent John Boy Isley, wife Eve, son Michael Anderson, Novem- ber 12.

Lower Income Demos More Charitable

Impoverished families in the US gave nearly twice as large a percentage of their income

to charity last year than did weal- thy families.

According to a recent Gallup Poll survey, households with total in- comes below $10,000 - well under the $11,611 poverty level for a family of four - gave 2.8% of their 1987

total income to charity. Mean- while, households with total earn- ings between $50,000 and $75,000 gave 1.5% of their income tochari- ty.

The survey also found that 70% of US households made charitable contributions (annual average: $790), and 45% volunteered their services for charity work (annual average: 4.7 hours per week).

Although most contributions were either big or small (21.9% meeting or exceeding $1000: 32.7% ranging between $1 and $100), more than 54% of total donations fell into the $1-300 range. Nearly half (48%) of all charity "gifts" came from households with income levels under $30,000.

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A. you prepare this year's Thanksgiving feast, your thoughts may wander to

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From Road Food To Haute Cuisine

"Rock 'N' Roll Cuisine" (Bill- board Books; $12.95, paperback) gathers cooking tips from a wide range of pop music celebrities (and friends of the authors), ranging from Mick Jagger, Eric Clapton, andCher toGeorge Michael, Sting, and Samantha Fox. The recipes themselves range from simple food that even a drummer can whip up during a road trip to haute cuisine that a megastar might concoct in his own kitchen upon returning home.

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Indigenous Recipes The recipes tend to be best when

the stars are preparing an indigenous food from their native areas. For example, Gina Schock, who hails from Maryland, offers in- structions for some delectable crab cakes; while Texans Don Henley and Charlie Sexton give their re- spective secrets for chili and breakfast egg tacos. The Brits, meanwhile, tend to lean heavily on curried foods, since everyone knows that Indian restaurants are the only places to eat in England. And there are also a lot of vegetar- ian dishes on the menu for those who like to refrain from eating things with faces.

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2 Child's Play $5.2 (MGM/UA)

3 Ernest Saves $4.8 Christmas (Buena Vista)

4 Oliver & Company $4.0 (Buena Vista)'

5 High Spirits $3.3 ' (Tri-Star)'

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8 Iron Eagle II $1.89 (Tri-Star)

9 Everybody's All $1.80 American (Warner Bros.)

101969 $1.7 (Atlantic)'

First week in release

All figures in millions Source: Exhibitor Relations Co.

COMING ATTRACTIONS: This week's openers include "Scrooged," a modernization of Charles Dickens's classic "A Christmas Carol." Bill Murray stars, but look for cameo appearances by Buster Poindex- ter, (aka David Johansen), Miles Davis, Larry Carlton, David Sanborn, and Paul Shaf-

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dom, the film'sA&M soundtrack features not only the musicians who make the above -noted on- screen appearances, but also such luminaries as Robbie Rob- ertson, Kool Moe Dee, and Nat - ails Cole.

Also opening this week: "Bus- ter," in which child actor -turned - musician -turned actor Phil Col- lins stars as a member of the real -life Great Train Robbery gang that captured the Imag- ination of England and the world back in the mid -'60s. In addition to Collins's two current singles, the film's Atlantic soundtrack features period pieces from the likes of Dusty Springfield, the Hollies, and the Searchers.

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1 The Cosby Show 2 A Different World 3 Golden Girls 4 60 Minutes 5 Cheers 6 Empty Nest 7 Growing Pains 8 Murder, She Wrote 9 NBC Monday Night Movie

("Too Good To Be True") 10 War And Rememberance,

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ROCKIN' THE TROPICS: One of Europe's island play- grounds is the setting for Show - time's "Tropical Rock: A Hot Night In Ibiza." Robert Palmer, Brian Wilson, Natalie Cole, the Moody Blues, Suzanne Vega and Belinda Carlisle all take the Ku Club's stage for taped -live performances from the rich 'n' famous watering hole south of Spain.

MAD DOGS, ENGLISH- MEN, AND . . . Joe Cocker, Ladysmith Black Mambazo, and reggae sing-sation Judy Mowatt lift their voices on "Sun- day Night" (NBC, Monday, 11/28, 1 2: 1 5am). Ray Charles' longtime tenorman David "Fathead" Newman also sits in on the session.

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NOT JUST ANOTHER NEVILLE FROM LA.: N'awlins homeboy Ivan Neville (son of soulsinger Aaron Neville) appears on "Late Night With David Letterman" (NBC, Saturday, 11/26, 12:30am).

TONIGHT, TONIGHT: The "Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" features musical guests Johnny Clegg & Savu- ka (NBC, Friday, 11/25, 11:30pm) and country queen K.T. Oslin (Thursday, 12/1, 11:30pm).

BARB'S BEST BARBS: Veteran journalist Barbara Wal- ters takes the occasion of her

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S' T' A' R' S as Barbara Strei- sand, Cher, Diana Ross, and Bette Midier (ABC, Tuesday, 11/29, 9pm).

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CURRENT THE LAND BEFORE TIME Single: If We Hold On TogetherOlana Ross (MCA)

IRON EAGLE II (Epic) Singles: I Got A Une On You/Alice Cooper

Enemies Like You And Me,Ruth Pointer & Billy Vera Other Featured Artists: Britny Fox, Henry Lee Summer, Mike Reno 1969 (Po!ydor) Single: Windows Of The WorldPretenders Other Featured Artists: Jimi Hendrix, Blind Faith, Cream U2: RATTLE & HUM (Island) Single: DesireAl2 COCKTAIL (Elektra) Singles: Kokomo,Beach Boys

Hippy Hippy ShakeGeorgia Satellites Wild AgainStarship Oh, I Love You ToPreston Smith (Curb/Arista)

Other Featured Artists: Fabulous Thunderbirds, Bobby McFerrin COMING TO AMERICA (Atco)

Single: I Like It Like ThatMIchael Rodgers (WTG) Other Featured Artists: System, Cover Girls, Levert BIRD (Columbia) Featured Artist: Charlie Parker

CADDYSHACK 11 (Columbia) Single: Turn On (The Beat Box)Earth, Wind & Fire Other Featured Artists: Kenny Loggins, Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam TAPEHEADS (Island) Featured Artists: Devo, Flshbone, Swanky Modes

UPCOMING SCROOGED (A&M)

Singles: Put A Little Love In Your Heart/Annie Lennox & Al Green Sweetest ThingMew Voices Of Freedom

Other Featured Artists: Buster Poindexter, Robbie Robertson BUSTER (Atlantic) Singles: A Groovy Kind Of LovePhil Collins

Two Hearts -Phil Collins Other Featured Artists: Four Tops, Hollies, Dusty Springfield MY STEPMOTHER IS AN ALIEN Single: Kiss/Art Of Noise featuring Tom Jones (China/Polydor) BEACHES (Atlantic) Single: Under The BoardwalkBette Midler

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WCCO & WLTE To Sell For $100 Million? Bang! That was the sound of WCCO & WLTEIMinneapolis hitting the auction block just prior to deadline (11/22).

What'll they fetch? An estimated $80-100 million! (The AM alone is thcught to be worth $50-60 million).

Owner Midwest Communications has retained Goldman, Sachs & Co. to broker its entire holdings, which include three TV stations (among them WCCO-TV) and several cable systems as well as the Twin Cities combo.

Why sell a pair of properties that are estimated to pull in 33% of the radio ad dollars in the market? Midwest Communications' largest stockholder is a family trust that's nearing termination and will require distribution of assets to roughly 50 people. Industry analysts estimate the total deal will top $400 million.

As RCA seeks to increase its West Coast strength, look for current VP/Album Promotion Jim McKeon to move back to L.A. with a VP/Promotion title. He'll report to Butch Waugh in NY. ST hears Waugh is also up for a promotion.

New CMA officers are: BMIINashville VP Roger Sovine, who's been elected Chairman Of The Board, and ASCAP Southern Director Connie Bradley, who's been named President.

'COLRAM Diaries RaltÑe9Radió Execs

Is Arbitron's new COLRAVI Diary, used for the first time in the October phase of the fall sweep, responsible for increased listening, as was promised? Is it also, however, resulting in lower AQH shares?

"Possibly," says Rantel Research President David Tate, who bases his information on data received from the Baltimore, Atlanta, and Minneapolis markets.

Broadcasters using Rantel's "Extrapolator Program" - which isolates individual monthly shares prior to the book, seeing as how Arbitron prohibits the dissemination of monthly estimates until the report is published - are worried. Reportedly, the Atlanta TSL rose from 21 to 23 hours, while Baltimore went from 21 to 22, as did Minneapolis.

Meanwhile, AOH shares look to be down about 5% after adjusting for Minimum Reporting Standards. Rantel feels other markets will find similar results.

Some possible reasons: the new diary is

picking up more unattributed listening, the traditional increase in listening levels from summer to fall, and a change in Persons Per Diary Values (PPDV) owing to newly - implemented population estimates.

But according to Arbitron's VP/ Communications Tom Mocarsky, "We've just released the Arbitrend numbers and have not yet had a chance to investigate the results of the October data from the first phase of the sweep. To my knowledge we've heard of no

problems from broadcasters. Apparently those worried about one -month data are only figuring in part of the market's station sample. At this point, we believe the worry is a result of broadcaster computations, and not our actual data."

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ST has learned that Bob Sillerman recently made a pass at buying Malrite Communications, but the proposal was nixed by CEO Milton Maltz, who's engineering his own leveraged buyout of the company. Details next week.

Among the many rumors concerning record company personnel, one of the strongest is that A&M's Craig Lambert is headed for Atco.

Big surprise in San Jose this week, as KSJO PD Ken Anthony departs after seven - plus years at the Nationwide AOR. Reach him at (415) 568-5324.

Media General is selling its broadcast barter unit to senior officers of the corporation. Donald Miller, who's headed the broadcast services unit since '86, will serve as Chairman/CEO for the new firm. Terms undisclosed, but MG says it will write off $35-40 million on the sale.

ST's ear-to-the-longnecks hears that Evergreen Broadcasting topper Scott Ginsberg may move HQ from Dallas to L.A. If

so, that would put National PD Buzz Bennett back in the California sunshine and necessitate him hiring a day-to-day replacement at Y951 Dallas. In any event, look for the Buzzman to rapidly expand his outside consultancy, as KZBSIOklahoma City is first to ink a two-year deal.

Meanwhile back at Y95, late-nighter John Scott has been named Asst. PD, and night rocker Jammer will soon wear the music hat. Also, after four years at KEGL/Dallas, former Asst. PD/morning partner J.D. Ryan crosses the street for late nights at Y95.


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Lots o' friction in Norfolk between WGH and WNVZ. Recently, former WGH night rocker M.J. Kelli crossed to WNVZ and began making a series of harassing phone calls to his former employer. Although the local police eventually traced the calls back to the 'NVZ control room, no charges were filed.

Now the battle has spilled onto the airwaves, with Kelli filing a $G million suit, charging that he was slandered on -air by being called "a little Jew" and "a homosexual." No

comments from either station.

KACEIL.A. morning man Steve Woods has been named acting PD, as PD Pam Wells takes a leave of absence to be with her ailing mother in Houston.

Satellite Music Network has announced its ninth format, "KOOL Gold," which will

originate from KOOLIPhoenix. Sample artists to be featured in the "pre- Beatles" format include Chuck Berry, Little Richard, the Drifters, the Shirelles, Dion & The Belmonts, and Buddy Holly.

Beej Johnson has been upped from mornings to PD at WDJYIWasnington, as

Cy Young splits for WOOKIRaleigh after about three weeks in the PD chair. Johnson is

the station's fourth PD in recent months.

Capitol Sr. Staff Assistant/Artist Development Trish Hawkins will become Manager/National Secondaries Promotion for the label.

Just what exactly is consultant Mike Joseph up to at WGFMISchenectady? ST

hears it's not Hot Hits. Meanwhile, a new staff is coming aboard for what Joseph can only describe as an "innovative presentation."

Sit On This Loose Lockwood, who does afternoons at

KIOYILebabon, OR, has been spending the week prior to the Big Game between OSU and the University of Oregon sitting in all 40,000 seats - one at a time, folks, one at a time - in Corvallis's Parker Stadium. At five cents a

seat, Lockwood's stunt is intended to raise money for the OSU athletic department.

ST has learned that 28 WKYSI Washington staffers have signed a petition addressed to VP/GM Bart Walsh, complaining that they've been kept in the dark during the ongoing (three-year) sale process at the Urban powerhouse. The petitioners - who included PD/morning man Donnie Simpson -

demanded that NBC fill them in on the status of the deal as soon as possible.

Shortly after the petition was circulated, NBC officials and potential buyer Albimar Communications came to the station and reassured department heads that a deal would soon be consummated. However, two weeks have passed, and still no deal is firm.

Smoke signals are being sent across the streets of NY to EIPIA VP Harvey Leeds. Stay tuned, kemosabes.

Look for KKHT/Houston midday personality Dan McKay to become PD at crosstown Gold KLDE.

The MTM Music Group will be closing its doors at the end of this month. Pieces will survive, however, with the label and publishing divisions to be sold separately. The Capitol - distributed label has been purchased by MTM exec Howard Stark and, according to a Nashville newspaper, the publishing has been bought by an unidentified "big organization."

Earlier this week, KHIH/Denver PD Valerie McIntosh and most of her airstaff were let go when the NAC outlet opted for SMN's "Wave" format. KHIH had been programming a similar product locally before new owners came in

and made the switch.

Former WHTOIOrlando morning team Tommy & Paul, who were fired after a phone call to Shirley Jones turned ugly - the pair reportedly didn't inform Jones she was on the air - have surfaced at Classic Rocker WGFXI Nashville. Incidentally, former 'HTO PM driver Slats just arrived in Music City to be MD at crosstown AOR WKDF.

Last week ST reported that Capitol/ Nashville SE Regional rep Steve Powell had been named to the newly -created post of National Promotion Manager for MCA/ Nashville. Well, it seems with all the restructuring going on at MCA, that deal just isn't going to happen, but Powell got his old Capitol gig back anyway.

Extended Honeymoon

More in the continuing saga of departures from KATDISan Jose. PD Bob Harlow was let go last week, as were the morning

team of Steve Beam & Steve Jackson. Meanwhile, MD Gary Weinstein and night rocker Linda Roberts were on their honeymoon in Hawaii when they learned they'd also been terminated. (By the way, Harlow is close to landing another CHR PD

post in Northern California.)

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BOBBING FOR GOBBLERS - Supposedly WKFM (KIX-FM)/Syracuse got so wrapped up in its Christmas promotional planning that the station forgot to do anything for Halloween. The solomonic solution was to combine the traditional All

Hallow's Eve festivities of bobbing for apples with a Thanksgiving theme. The result was the First Annual KIX-FM

Turkey Bob, with listeners who brought a canned good donation to the Central New York Food Bank given the oppor-

tunity and the challenge to bob fora frozen Thanksgiving turkey of their very own. Snapped showing off their teeth 'n' tongue techniques are (l -r) KIX-FM morning stars Lois Burns and the Fat Mal, who broadcast live from the unforget- table event. Gobble, gobble, hey!

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THE COMPETITIVE: EDGE JOHN PARIKHAL

FADS, TRENDS, AND YOUR STRATEGY

Making The Future Work For You

If you wore a headband during the '60s, slid into platform shoes in the '70s, or bought a time- share vacation in the '80s, you're probably ready for the next fad. If you have a Nehru jacket or a white disco suit, you're already aware of how quickly a fad can fade. Yet while fads are short- lived, most of them are harbingers of emerging, less obvious trends.

The relationship between fads and trends often isn't obvious because fads are more exciting, more extreme, and more tangible than the trends they represent. For example, disco was a fad - but dance music is part of an ongoing trend. "Urban Cowboy" was a fad, but country music is part of a trend in which America continually returns to its roots.

Taking Advantage Of Demo Trends

Relating fads and trends by examining large-scale shifts in population is known as demography and makes some trends very obvious. Census data shows

"Fads are more exciting, more extreme, and more tangible than the trends they represent. Disco was a

fad - but dance music is part of an ongoing trend."

the population is aging and the majority of Americans soon will be middle-aged or older. This is a trend.

As people get older, they become slightly more re- sistant to new ideas and new music, which should mean the enlarging older audience will show a general tendency toward oldies, nostalgia, and conserva- tism.

At the same time, anoth-

er trend shows increases in Hispanic and Asian popula- tions. The Hispanic population is growing so quickly that it will affect media and

will pop up where these two forces meet. The most obvious will revolve around food, clothing, and novelty items. For instance, fads are cropping up around Japanese clothing, Thai food, and Chinese medi- cines.

Technology As Trendsetter

Technological change is the other big factor that

Fads Vs. Trends You can't miss a fad; you can miss a trend.

You can't predict a fad; you can predict a trend.

Fads explode; trends emerge.

A fad is a blip on the surface of a trend.

marketing for years to come.

This suggests that the trend toward a graying population will collide with some of the trends emerging from the ethnic changes in America. This will create a flurry of experimentation, tension, and new ideas.

In this environment, fads

shapes trends. There are already trends developing in the information field (in- volving computers and fax, for example), pollution control, and automation. Fads range from "toy" word pro- cessors to "magic crystals" to control pollution.

Technology and demography are also creating ma -

From Cabbage Patch to Disco, the lads keep on caning.

jor trends in broadcasting. The most important involves a shift from transmitter power to program power.

Two decades ago, the transmitter was all a broadcaster needed. Now it's not enough. With an increased population (demography) and a huge number of choices in receiving and broadcasting (technology), the "program" has all the power. A "program" such as the Am- nesty concert or a great disc jockey is far more important than the radio sta-

"If a fad fits your format, jump on it very fast, work it very hard, and get off it as quickly as you can."

tion ("transmitter") which carries it. This trend toward program power suggests a flurry of programm-

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Radio and records can thrive in this environment by following a couple of ba- sic rules. First, if a fad fits your format, jump on it very fast, work it very hard, and get off it as quickly as you can. Don't touch a fad that doesn't fit your marketing and positioning strategy. If a fad doesn't fit your station's image, stay away.

John Parikhal, CEO of Joint Communications media strategists, can be reached at (416) 593- 1136. His columns will appear regularly in R&R.

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26 R&R November 25, 1988 NEWSBREAKERS Matthews Transtar's Niche 29 Programmer

Transtar "Format 41" air personality Maureen Matthews has been promoted to PD of the network's adult Rock "Niche 29" service. She replaces Kurt Kelly, who recently became PD at KNX-FM/ Los Angeles.

"After interviewing candidates for the past two months, I was extremely pleased to find the right person right down the corridor," noted Transtar Senior VP/For- mats Gary Taylor. "Not only is Maureen very well qualified, but she has great leadership skills. She definitely has the capabilities to

Goldmark Continued from Page 1

Goldmark managed WHQT from June 1983 to August 1987, when he left to put WXDJ on the air. He commented, "Ownership was fun, but this was too good an opportunity to turn down. You don't often get a chance to hook up twice with great people like those at EZ. I simply couldn't pass on the opportunity to take on Hot 105 and help return it to the top of the South Florida marketplace where it be- longs."

assure the continued growth of this unique formatic concept."

Matthews joined Transtar two months ago as an air talent. She previously served as PD of NAC- formatted KNUA/Seattle, and also held other programming and announcing positions in the Pacific Northwest.

"I came to Transtar with the goal of eventually being able to program Niche 29," said Mat- thews. "I just didn't know I'd get that opportunity so quickly. The excellent programmers I've worked with have given me some pretty good ideas about how to take this format to its next growth phase."

Williams Continued from Page 1

Williams joined Sheridan in 1986.

Before that he served as Sales Manager at WINS/New York, Na- tional AE for Group W Radio Sales Blair/RAR Inc., and Sales Manag- er at KYW/Philadelphia.

Based in Pittsburgh, Sheridan feeds 132 affiliates with news, information, and entertainment programming.

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ments made about Randolph were taken totally out of context anc were clearly intended to be jokes. The audience understood them tc be jokes. The morning team does humorous bits. Randolph, as an on - air performer each day, ascended the radio stage voluntarily and knew what the job required.

"The arbitrator found that she did not complete her airshift and part of her job was to be involved in banter and interplay with the other on -air talent, [and] she willingly participated - wearing a risque costume to work."

Polner added, "We believe the arbitrator has overstepped his bounds and that his interpretation has a serious, negative impact on the entire broadcasting industry. There will be a substantial chilling effect of a station's exercise of its First Amendment rights, as this ruling will seriously impair a station's ability to discipline its own employees. We will be appealing this decision." Neither Randolph nor her counsel was available for comment.

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Continued from Page 3 tional troubleshooting. Chuck is a pro at all levels of promotion, and one of his knacks is breaking new acts at radio and retail. Getting Pat on the team is like signing Don Mattingly. He has a leadership quality that will help burst WTG Records."

Brooks had been Promotion Marketing Manager at Elektra since 1979. He previously worked for Arista and RCA. Jones has handled promotion for Elektra since 1980, previously working for WEA. Norris did promotion for At - co, Motown, and Arista, prior to which she was PD at Nationwide's KRQ/Tucson. Rascona served in various positions with PolyGram, and also worked as a club DJ and in retail outlets. Smith had been with Elektra since 1982.

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MCA Exec. VP/Marketing and Promotion Richard Palmese, to whom Bywater will report, told R&R, "Bywater and Jones ex- emplify the top marketing talent in the record business today. Their knowledge and ability to market all styles of music complement MCA's commitment to breaking new artists and developing the careers of established acts. Our new marketing team is going to be aggressive and creative. They will allow us to sell records with or without airplay - especially in cases where radio fails to see the artist's potential."

With the relocation of Uni to Universal City, VP/Promotion Sam Kaiser and National Promo- tion Directors Jeff Backer and Mark Gorlick, as well as VP/Mar- keting Robert Smith and their support staffs, have left the company. Uni President David Simone, who relaunched the label just nine months ago, will relocate to Universal City, and VP/GM Bill Bennett re- tains his duties.

Teller explained, "Uni will remain intact as an A&R-intensive label. Uni's resources are substan- tially larger now, as it will take full advantage of the MCA marketing and promotion staffs."

Approximately 25 employees were dismissed last week from the record company, with several more staffers let go from associated divisions. R&R has learned that new additions to the staff will be announced by the label soon. Among those leaving MCA are East Coast A&R Director Andy Darrow, West Coast A&R Direc- tors Mavis Brodey and Gene Sand - bloom, and Director/Urban Mar- teting Alonzo Miller. West Coast VP/A&R Kathy Nelson remains at Universal City and will be announcing further A&R appointments soon.

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While working at KZRR Ingles also ran Rock Radio Concepts, his own small and medium market consultancy. Prior to that he was PD at short-lived crosstown AOR KKBR/Albuquerque. He spent eight years in Charlotte, the last two as PD and then GM of WGSP.

Asked about the possibility of taking WNCX in a more mainstream AOR direction - Cleveland lacks such a station - Ingles said, "It's not to my advantage to even speculate about that, except to say that I don't think a mainstream AOR is in our immediate plans. We see a definite hole in this market that needs serving, and we plan to stay true to our current format."

Despite minimal promotion and the lack of a fulltime PD, WNCX achieved its best Arbitron last spring with a 6.2. Although the 12+ dropped to 5.3 in the summer, the station was still number one in both 18-34 and 25-34 men.

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tion for NBC Radio Entertain- ment/The Source. From 1983-86 he was PD at WIOT/Toledo.

Hughes said the decision to exit WRDU was a difficult one. "But this is an opportunity to build on a dynasty," he added. "There's room for growth, and there will be no looking back. Nobody wants to settle into a groove at 'FBQ, and I have been charged with the task of moving ahead."

WFBQ has hit double digits for 13

consecutive Arbitron surveys, including a 13.8 in the summer '88 book.

NEWSBREAKERS November 25, 1988 R&R 27

Radio MIKE GINSBURG has been ap-

pointed VP/GM at KLSQ/Las Vegas. He most recently served as GM at KSSS & KVUU/Colorado Springs, CO.

JOHN KAPPES has been named GM at WVBS/Wilmington, SC. He replaces JOE MULE. TIMOTHY POWERS has been promoted to GM at WSCG/Corinth, NY, coinciding with Hastings Broadcast- ing's pending purchase of the outlet. He has been OM at the company's WDOS & WSRK/Oneonta, NY.

Concurrently, CONSTANTINA PASHOS has been named OM at WSCG. She has been MD & Public Af- fairs Director at WDOS since January 1987.

Also at the company, WILLIAM BUTCHER has been upped to the post of Station Manager at WDOS &

WSRK. He has served as GSM since Hastings purchased the combo in 1987.

JAY BOULEY has joined WEUZ &

WBIZ/Eau Claire, WI as PD. He most recently worked as PD at sister stations WSPO & WSPT/Stevens Point, WI.

GENE JEFFERS has been selected as VP/Public Affairs and Communica- tions at NAB, replacing LORETTA UCELLI who resigned last summer. Jeffers has been a public relations executive with the Red Cross since 1978.

PROS ON THE LOOSE

Jeff Backer - National Promotion Dir./East Coast Uni Records (516) 867-1374

Mark Gorllck - National Promotion Dir./West Coast Uni Records (213) 458-2099

Sam Kaiser -.Sr. VP/Promotion Uni Records (201) 857-5141

Anthony "Saint John" Lambert - PD/MD/afternoons WJGR/Jackson- ville, FL (904) 824-0833

Valerie McIntosh - PD KHIH/Den- ver (303) 722-9514

Bill Moore - Production Dir./middays WQIO/Mt. Vernon, OH (614) 397-2837

Suzanne Adana (Stewart) - MD/ middays WSHE/Miami (813) 837-6290

Lori Williams - Evenings WCXR/ Washington, DC (202) 244-4867

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Brian Danzis Jack Ellery BRIAN DANZIS has been elected Chairman of the Board of the Pennsyl- vania Association of Broadcasters. Prior to his election he served as the organization's Radio Board Chairman & Association Treasurer.

JACK ELLERY has been promoted to Manager/Network Programming at the Sun Radio Network. He was previously Operations Director.

KAREN KOHL has been appointed to the newly -created corporate position of VP/Finance for the Premier Broadcast Group. She was most recently Controller for Nelson Vending Technology. ALAN PARNAU has been named Director/Technical Operations, East Coast for the CBS Owned Radio Sta- tions. He joins from Capital Cities/ ABC, where he has been Chief Engi- neer at WABC & WWPR/New York since 1987.

DICK MORLEY has been promoted to Eastern Sales Manager at CBS Ra- dio Networks. He has been an AE in the company's Chicago office since 1987.

At CBS's RadioRadio, IVY FRENCH has been named District Director/Affil- iate Relations. She has been Direc- tor/Affiliate Administration at the CBS Radio Networks since 1987.

CHANGES Alexa Buchanan has joined Group

W Radio Sales/Los Angeles as an AE. Jack Randall has been named

West Coast Sales Manager at United Stations. Also, the company has named Gerald Armorer Satellite System Sales Manager.

Marbeth Richmond has been ap-

pointed AE/Western Region Advertis- er Sales Division at Westwood One. Also at the company, Gary Quint has

been named Corporate Controller.

JACK MALEY has been named Re- gional Manager at Kefico, responsible for the operation of KWTR & KXBX/ Lakeport, CA and KOZT/Ft. Bragg, CA. He previously served as Drake- Chenault's Regional Manager/Albu- querque.

Records RACHEL MATTHEWS has been promoted to Manager/A&R for Capitol Records. She has been an A&R rep at the label for the last two years.

Also at Capitol, BRENDA GRANT has been named Manager/Administra- tion & Business Affairs. She has been with the company for two years, and was most recently Senior Staff Assist- ant.

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BRAD MISELL has been appointed International Production Manager at Arista Records. He previously worked in International Production at Atlantic Records.

Also at the label, CYNTHIA JOHN- SON has been named West Coast District Manager/R&B Promotion. She formerly served as Local Promotion Manager/Los Angeles at MCA Rec- ords.

DEAN PORTER has assumed the post of Arista's Local Marketing Manager/Los Angeles, replacing

KIRK BONIN, who was recently promoted anc relocated to New York. Porter formerly worked parttime for Arista's sales team.

Concurrently, MARY COVELL has been appointed International Adminis- trative Assistant at the company.

KERRY PEACE has been appointed Director/Promotion for Alligator Rec- ords. He came to Alligator in May 1987 as Director/Alternative Promo- tion after five years as an air personality.

DEREK AULT has been named to assist Peace. He has worked in the company's marketing department for over a year.

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Arista Records threw a party recently in New York City to celebrate the platinum certification of Taylor Dayne's debut album "Tell It To My Heart." Surrounding Dayne are (I -r) Champion Entertainment's Randy Hoffman, Arista Sr. VP/Operations Roy Lott, producer Ric Wake, Champion's Al Smith, Arista President Clive Davis, and Champion's John Sykes.

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1 Tony Rice Ray Milanese TONY RICE has been appointed to Regional Promotion/Mid-Atlantic duties at Motown Records. Before joining the label earlier this year, he was Urban Associate Editor at R&R.

RAY MILANESE has been named Regional Branch Manager/Philadel- phia at Warner/Elektra/Atlantic. He has been the company's Regional Sales Manager/Philadelphia since 1983.

R&R- TIMELINE

Ruth Ann Meyer is best remem- bered for leading the WMCA/New York "Good Guys" in the '60s. In 1973 she signed on WHN/New York's Country format as PD. Ten years ago today, Meyer was named NBC Radio Network Program De- velopment Director. She started the Source Network and was made VP/Programs in 1980. Meyer was tapped to head ABC's Entertain- ment Network programming in '81 and became WHN Station Manager in 1985

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SAMUEL AZIER and JAMES SHEEHY have formed Three Cherries Records, to be distributed by Little Major Record Distribution.

KAMAL ABOUKHATER has announced the formation of Existia Music Group, a new record company. He will serve as President, and THERESA BINGHAM has been appointed Director/Business Affairs. The label also has a publishing arm, Exstia West Music.

Industry STEVE WILSON has joined Arbi- tron Ratings as VP/Advertiser and Re- tailer Sales and Marketing. He has been a SAMI/Burke executive VP.

TUESDAY PRODUCTIONS has merged with Network Music under the Network name. The newly -combined musical service company wil be based in San Diego.

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Peg Kelly named WNBCINew York VP/GM Barry Mardit promoted to WCXI & WW WWIDetroit Director) Programming Operations Bobby Cole named KIOIISan Francisco Manager/Programming #1 CHR: "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" - Belinda Carlisle (MCA) #1 AC: "Valerie" - Steve Winwood (Island/WB) (2 wks) #1 UC: "System Of Survival" - Earth, Wind & Fire (Columbia)

#1 Country: "Do Ya" - K.T. Oslin (RCA) #1 AOR Track: "Tunnel Of Love" - Bruce Springsteen

(Columbia) (2 wks) #1 AOR Album: "Cloud Nine" - George Harrison (Dark

riorse/WB) (2 wks) #1 Jazz: "Dianne Reeves" - Dianne Reeves (Blue Note) (3 wks)

5 YEARS AGO TODAY Clayton Kaufman named WCCOIMinneapolis GM Jack Silver named KMEUSan Francisco PD

Peter Smyth named WOR/New York GSM #1 CHR: "Say Say Say" - Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson (Columbia) (2 wks) #1 AC: "Uptown Girl" - Billy Joel (Columbia) (2 wks) #1 UC: "Time Will Reveal" - DeBarge (Gordy/Motown) (2 wks) #1 Country: "A Little Good News" - Anne Murray (Capitol) #1 AOR Track: "Owner Of A Lonely Heart" - Yes (Atco) (2 wks) #1 AOR Album: "Undercover" - Rolling Stones (Rolling Stones/Atco) (2 wks) #1 Jazz: "Soft Shoulder" - Generation Band (Palo Alto)

1O YEARS AGO TODAY John Barbis named ABC Records VP/Promotion Barry Mayo named WGCI/Chicago PD Scott Robbins named WFEC/Harrisburg PD #1 CHR: "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" - Barbra Streisand &

Neil Diamond (Columbia) #1 AC: "You Don't Bring Me Flowers" - Barbra Streisand &

Neil Diamond (Columbia) (2 wks) #1 Country: "On My Knees" - Charlie Rich w/Janie Fricke (Epic) #1 AOR Album: "52nd Street" - Billy Joel (Columbia) (4 wks)

28 INTE VIEW R&R November 25, 1988

Brazell Takes Command Broadcast Veteran Steers New Radio Venture, Forecasts `Healthier' Industry

Nearly three years ago, Metrome- dia Radio Presi-

dent Carl Brazell engi- neered what was then the industry's largest -ever group transaction - the $285 million leveraged buyout of 11 Metromedia stations and the Texas State Network. Soon af- terward, speculation arose that the new Metro- politan Broadcasting - had become financially overextended, and the company was reportedly forced to divest several of its stations to keep its debt load manageable.

This summer Metropolitan became part of a $356 -million restructuring that involved 16 stations and three group owners. Most of its properties were sold to investment banker Robert F.X. Sillerman. Brazell

and his new company, Com- mand Communications, re-

tained control of all -News KRLDIDaIIas and the Texas Network, and assumed ownership of KJOI/Los Angeles and KHOW & KSYYIDenver from Legacy Broadcasting.

In an interview with R&R's Ron Rodrigues, Brazell re-

flected on his tenure at Metropolitan, the development of the innovative "Wave" f or -

mat, the industrywide problems with AM, and future opportunities.

R&R: Was it true that Metropolitan was financially overextended and needed to sell stations in order to stay afloat?

CB: That was an exag- geration made by those who were not sensitive to the facts. We took on a tremendous debt load with the Met- romedia buyout. At the time it was the largest LBO in the business. But we have never missed a debt payment.

History has a great way of teaching us what we should have done. If we

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Washington. In light of that back-

ground, he was asked his opinion

about the trend toward less radio

news: "From an emotional standpoint, I

suppose I would like to hear more

news on every station. But on the

practical side, deregulation in the

Fowler era facilitated the diver-

sification of formats. With the

strengthening of all -News - partic-

ularly in the major markets - the

number of available news jobs is

unfortunately decreasing."

were able to anticipate every turn this business would take, we could have sold some stations from day one. But based on our historical performance, we were confident that we could do well with our station roster.

R&R: Now that the three- way deal between Legacy, Metropolitan, and Com- mand is about to be approved by the FCC, how would you assess the final performances of the Metropolitan stations you supervised?

CB: I'm very pleased with the summer ratings of most of our stations. Of our two AORs, WMMR/Phila- delphia is up to an 8.0 and WNEW-FM/New York scored the best Arbitron ratings in its history. K'FWV/Los Angeles had its best -ever book with a 3.0. We're experiencing difficul- ties with WNEW (AM). Problems with AM are common to the industry.

We're fortunate to have very solid station manage- ments - we couldn't be

successful otherwise. We also have strong department heads and have bolstered our sales departments and sales development programs.

R&R: One of the most controversial moves your company made was converting legendary AOR KMET/Los Angeles into the "Wave." Has it met your expectations?

CB: I'm very proud to have been affiliated with its beginnings. Any new format goes through the same evolutionary process; it takes experimentation to get to success. Music - intensive stations need TSL to succeed, and right now we are experimenting with the music mix on KTWV. We've also added announcers to the format.

R&R: How much growth can you expect from the format on local and national levels?

CB: There is absolutely room for the format to grow nationally - a strong example is the Satellite Music Network affiliate in Cleve- land (WNWV). Advertising agencies recognize the format's strength; they are in the sales demo and probably appreciate the program flow more than our regular listeners do. KTWV is generating dollars way out of proportion to the ratings it's getting.

`Great Faith In Beautiful Music' R&R: Let's look at two of

your newest acquisitions: KJOI and KHOW. While KJOI is one of the country's best -performing Beautiful Music stations, much has been said about the format's declining value. Do you have any plans to update the station's sound like former competitor KBIG?

CB: I continue to have great faith in Beautiful Mu- sic's potential. We're experienced with the format, and our Beautiful Music station in Tampa is number two.

I believe in going longterm when doing music -in -

"We took on a tremendous debt load. But we have never missed a

debt payment."

tensive formats. However, a station has to give its audience what it wants, and we are continually researching the format and the lifestyles of those who listen to it. KJOI is fortunate to be operated by stable, proven management and possesses a great set of legendary call letters.

R&R: When this decade began, KHOW had a 7.6. In the most recent Arbitron, the station posted a 2.7. How can you turn this AM station around?

CB: We need to get listeners to sample it more often. If there's one station we can turn around, I know it's KHOW. It has the necessary elements: there's the tremendous foundation of morning team "Hal &

Charlie," who are a remarkably talented comedy team, and GM Steve Keeney is one of the country's best managers. We also have an outstanding sales team there.

"In 1987 $490 million was spent on Spanish - language advertising. That figure is expected to rise 25% annually for the next five years."

From News To Management

R&R: You made the rare transition from newsman to GM. What qualities do you look for when choosing managers?

CB: First, there's always going to be an opportunity for programmers in the business office. It's as natural a progression as moving up from a sales manager post. We primarily look for problem solvers, and they can be at the middle -management or even the staff level. We gradually feed them bigger and bigger problems, and see how adept they are at tackling them. But no matter what department a per-

son is in, each requires competent management to work. And many of those skills are needed for upper management.

R&R: Has the nature of the GM's job changed over the years?

CB: It's become much tougher. There are now brighter people with competitive business back- grounds doing the job. Plus, with increased competition, it's harder now to generate revenues than it was in the past. Today there's more caution, a greater sensitivi- ty to cost controls, and a sharper focus on the bottom line. However, one thing is certain: this business is still as much an art as a science, and it needs managers who can appreciate that.

Radio In The '90s R&R: Are there any new

avenues Metropolitan will explore in the years ahead?

CB: Our company is closely monítoríng the growth of Spanish -language radio. In 1987 $490 million was spent on Spanish -language advertising - a 23% increase over '86 - and that figure is expected to rise 25% annually for the next five years. As far as radio is concerned, some $150 million will be spent on Hispanic radio this year, a 15% increase over '87.

Our company owns the Spanish Information Serv- ice, a Southwest regional network which is an out- growth of the Texas State Network. We have plans to expand it nationally. There's no doubt there's a tremendous opportunity there.

R&R: What's your time- table for expansion?

CB: There's no time- table, but we're interested in stations with growth potential in economically -diversified growth markets.

R&R: How will radio per- form over the next decade?

CB: I see a healthier and better industry growing at a rate faster than that of the other media.

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30 RATINGS AND RESEARCH R&R November 25, 1988

What Listeners Don't Know Can Kill You

When listeners respond to a top -of -mind awareness question about your station with "don't know," it can spell ratings trouble. Why? Because the more the listener can tell you about a radio station, the greater the likelihood he'll remember that station in an unaided recall situation. Conversely, the more likely he is to respond "don't know," the less likely he is to report listening to your station, even if that listening actually occurred.

Any time your don't know profile is 20% or below (among your target audience), your station should be in good shape. For example, look at the graph below. The numbers used are national averages based on several hundred studies performed in the last four years in every con- ceivable format.

Traditional market leaders - stations that are number one or two in their Rob Baton

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markets - will often post don't know scores of five and six percent across their target demographic (and not just with their core audience). Those scores are possible because virtually everyone in the marketplace who's in the target demographic has some idea of who the market leader is and what it does.

Quick Evaluation While some might not feel

a 20% don't know score is good, remember that good is a relative term. If you had to create a profile of a typical station with "average" ratings, the station's don't know score would fall somewhere in the 30-40%

"Tracking what listeners don't know can be just as vital as assessing what they do know."

category. Of course, it would be much lower in the core audience. But based on examples of what we've seen, it would be much higher among the listeners of stations with whom the typical station shares cume.

Scores that fall in the 40-50% range are the most transitory in nature - stations don't stay in that percentage category for too long. They're either on their way down toward more competitive scores or are moving up toward disaster.

Scores hitting 50% and above generally correlate

Table I

To help ascertain top -of -mind awareness for a top 50 market -leading AC station, 500 respondents were asked what comes to mind first when that station is mentioned. Here are the averaged results:

Soft & Mellow Rock Mellow Music Variety Oldies Easy Listening Joe Morning Guy Good Music Mellow Hits Weather Guy Thursday Money Game Rock and Roll Don't Know

22% 14% 10% 8% 6% 4% 4% 4% 2% 2% 2%

22%

Table II Four hundred respondents were asked the same ques-

tion about a top 50 AC station that isn't a market leader:

Oldies 7% Soft Rock 6% Variety 5% Easy Listening 5% Soft Music 3% Rock 2% Good Music 2% Rock and Roll 2% Country 1% Elevator Music 1% Other 10% Don't Know 56%

with ratings disaster. These stations have either had a bad book or are on their way to one. If your outlet hovers in the 50%+ range for more than two or three books, your station is in danger of falling into a knowledge "black hole" from which recovery is highly unlikely.

The don't know profile can be used to quickly evaluate your station's position in the competitive market. If you're doing any kind of weekly research, be sure to incorporate a top -of -

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Cashing In: Songs On Money Matters

Randy Newman's recent chart -topping track, "It's Money That Matters," suggests a topical column. If it wasn't songs about money, it would've been songs based on brands of soft drinks, featuring R.E.M.'s "Orange Crush," Cheryl "Pepsii" Riley, and Coke Escovedo, so count your blessings.

"Songs about money," I thought to myself. "This will be a breeze." Half an hour of admittedly lethar- gic thinking later, I had something like six songs with titular (or even textual) references to money, cash, or specific denominations. My cashflow was impaired. I was strapped ... for examples.

As always, the "Green Book"'s topical listings proved quite helpful. But I have the feeling that the money list on this page is missing some key cash items. It seems more vulnerable to omissions than even the infamous rain song list earlier this year, a compilation producing more additions from readers than there were original entries in the first place:

Not being minded to delve too deeply into prehistory (which for me is anything before about 1955), I skipped older numbers along the lines of "Pennies From Heaven" and "Three Coins In The Foun- tain." No obvious kneeslappers in- volving Eddie Money, Bucks Fizz, or Johnny or Rosanne Cash were

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permitted. Otherwise the list was pretty wide open (and will of course be wide open to additional entries from money -minded readers).

"Armageddon" Foils Poster Hopes

Back in September, I passed along a reader's insight about the Def Leppard single sleeves from the "Hysteria" LP forming an oversized poster -style replica of the central portion of the album cover. Four singles were out at the time of Hilary Joseph's news alert; the fifth, "Love Bites," filled in another sector, and only one piece of the puzzle was missing.

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I was hoping that the sleeve for "Armageddon It would complete the poster, even though the British sleeve did not do the trick. Sadly, however, the new sleeve recapitu- lates a portion of the LP cover art outside the poster area, and anyone with his heart set on a complete poster set will have to wait for a seventh single.

Armageddon tired of this whole poster concept

Secret (Recent) Pasts Of The Stars

There's always a new crop of emerging stars, and it is the duty - and the occasionally malicious

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Songs About Money A Nickel & A Nail/O.V. Wright Ain't Got No Money/Bob Seger Ain't No Money/Rosanne Cash,

Rodney Crowell Big Money/Rush Blue Money/Van Morrison Cold Hard Cash/Greg Kihn Dollar Down/Limeliters Don't Bet Money/Whispers Don't Bet Money, Honey/

Linda Scott Easy Money/Rickle Lee Jones For The Love Of Money/O'Jays Greenback Dollar/Kingston Trio How To Be A Millionaire/ABC I Don't Want Your Money/Chicago If You've Got The Money, I've Got

The Time/Lefty Frizzell, Willie Nelson

It's Money That Matters/ Randy Newman

It's Only Money/Argent I've Got Five Dollars & It's

Saturday Night/Gene Pitney &

George Jones Loadsamoney/Harry Enfield Loan Me A Dime/Fenton

Robinson, Boz Scaggs Million Dollar Bash/Bob Dylan Money/3arrett Strong, Beatles,

Rolling Stones, etc. Money/Deter Frampton Money/Gladys Knight & Pips Money/Lovin' Spoonful Money/Pink Floyd Money Changes Everything/

Brains, Cyndi Lauder

Money For Nothing/Dire Straits Money Honey/Drifters Money Honey/Bay City Rollers Money Is/Little Richard Money Machine/James Taylor Money Money Money/Abba Money Runner/Quincy Jones Money To Burn/George Jones Money Won't Change You/

James Brown Money's Too Tight To Mention/

Valentine Bros., Simply Red

No Money Down/Chuck Berry No Money In This Deal/

George Jones One For The Money/Whispers Opportunities (Let's Make Lots

Of Money)/Pet Shop Boys

Penny For Your Thoughts/ Tavares

Penny Lover/Lionel Richie Pound Is Sinking/Paul McCartney Shak3 Your Moneymaker/

Elmore James, etc. She Works Hard For The Money/

Donna Summer Take The K.A.S.H./Wreckless Eric Take The Money And Run/

Steve Miller Ten Cents A Chop/Phil Ochs Two Dollars In The Jukebox/

Eddie Raboitt You Never Give Me Your Money/

Beatles Your Cash Ain't Nothin' But

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pleasure - of this column to keep you posted on their past affilia- tions.

Giant Steps made a smooth and easy transition from a past identity - they merely changed the name to project the inner sense of a new beginning. For the bulk of the decade Colin Campsie and George McFarlane were known as the Quick (not to be confused with an L.A. band of the same name which produced Danny Wilde and various Cruzados and Three O'Clocks and such).

The British Quick had more success with outside production projects than with their own records, which were evolving into the high- tech pop -dance -funk melange ex- emplified by "Another Lover." All

Duo takes Giant Steps away from "Jerky" Quick image

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they needed was to take that one final step.

No such stories exist for Escape Club, but despite their air of having exploded cut of nowhere, they did have a previous album (on EMI America nere). No single was released in the US, however, so "Wild Wild West," their initial

Atlantic 45, does become one of those rare first singles to hit No. 1.

Basia, after leaving behind her native country, Poland, and sur- name, Trzetrzelewska, was the featured female singer in Matt Bianco Mk I. After springing up from the Matt, she scored NAC, AC, and CHR success on the first try.

Basia makes a solo run for it

Bullfrog Greens

An addition to my decidedly cas- ual list of Traveling Wilburys-type informal ensembles was supplied by Cutler Productions' Bill May - Green Bullfrog. This one -LP band included several Deep Purple types, legendary UK session guitarist Big Jim Sullivan, and other period notables.

32 R&R November 25, 1988 music Who's Not Heavy, He's My Brother

SIMON TOWNSHEND has been talking to us about his involvement on his brother PETE TOWN- SHEND 's forthcoming "Iron Man" album project.

"I was shocked at first," admits the younger Townshend, "but then I suddenly realized it was a great thing to be working on. I think ROGER DALTREY was supposed to be doing it, but he couldn't until later in the year. Pete had a short list of people (to work on the record), and I was top of the list." Townshend also let it slip that he and his own band ON THE AIR (signed in the UK to Dignity Records) may be involved with Pete in another capacity next year - on the road. "I've heard rumors regarding the 25th anniversary of the WHO, " he admits. "I'd love to support them. I think Pete feels that he's getting a bit old. I said, `You're not too old. Get out there and smash a few guitars f ' ,1

But Where's Willy Wonka? Chocolate wars? Two new sin-

gles about to be released stand a great chance of chart success because they're being used in UK chocolate commercials. BOBBY McFERRIN's "Thinking About Your Body" has been transformed into "Thinking About Your Choco- late" for Cadburys. As a result, the single will shortly be rush -released as his follow-up to "Don't Worry, Be Happy." Meanwhile, BUDDY HOLLY 's "True Love Ways," currently featured in an ad for Terry's All Gold chocolate, is rereleased as a single this week. Top Of The Chocs? Watch this space.

The National Enquirer might take note. ROLLING STONE RON WOOD won an undisclosed sum in damages in the High Court last

week from the Sun newspaper, which printed the false story, "My Bed And Bath With A Rolling Stone." The tabloid admitted there was no truth in the allegations

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R.E.M./Orange Crush (WB) THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS/Ana Ng (Bar None/Restless)

JULIAN COPE/Charlotte Anne (Island)

MINISTRY/Stigmata (Sire/WB)

U2/Desire (Island)

PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS/1'm An Adult Now (Chrysalis)

SONIC YOUTH/Teen Age Riot (Blast First/Enigma)

COCTEAU TWINS/Carolyn's Fingers (Capitol)

FEELIES/Away (A&M)

EDIE BRICKELL & THE NEW BOHEMIANS/What I Am (Geffen)

SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES/Peek-A-Boo (Geffen)

JANE'S ADDICTION/Jane Says (WB)

SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES/The Killing Jar (Geffen)

GRANT HART/2541 (SST)

LET'S ACTIVE/Every Dog Has His Day (IRS/MCA)

R.E.M./Pop Song 89 (WB)

VOICE OF THE BEEHIVE/I Say Nothing (London/Polydor)

U2/Angel Of Harlem (Island)

DREAMS SO REAL Rough Night In Jericho (Arista)

FRONT 242/Headhunter (Wax Trax)

Moving Up

BILLY BRAGG/She's Got A New Spell (Elektra)

DINOSAUR JR./Freak Scene (SST)

THAT PETROL EMOTION/Cellophane (Virgin)

JACK RUBIES/Be With You (NT) ART OF NOISE/Kiss (China/Polydor)

CSN&Y/American Dream (Atlantic)

JULIAN COPE/5 O'Clock World (Island)

OFRA HAZAIIm Nin' Alu (Sire/WB)

BIG DIPPER/Meet The Witch (Homestead)

THAT PETROL EMOTION/Groove Check (Virgin)

THAT PETROL EMOTION/Candy Love Satellite (Virgin)

Chart derived from tracks supplied by a panel of college and commercial radio stations reporting to CMJ New Music Report (516) 248-9600. Imports are noted.

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Pete Townshend: Who?

made ... And in other legal news, IRON MAIDEN are waging a legal war against the bootleggers who sell unofficial merchandise outside their concerts. Police at the band's venues will be empowered to ar- rest any dodgy dealers.

Radio Radio The suffocating "needletime" re-

strictions - which have ham- strung UK radio's ability to play new records for some 50 years now - may be coming to an end. On November 18, an agreement was reached between Phonographic Performance Limited and the As- sociation of Independent Radio Contractors which should lead to largely unrestricted broadcasting. Unlike the current agreement, which limits the amount of PPL product or "needletime" that stations can use during a day, the main stipulation in the new under- standing is solely based on how much time in one day a station should allocate to public service broadcasting, including news, live music, and local coverage.

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Buddy Holly understood that chocolate causes zits.

Radio One, the national rock station, has a new rival with the launch of a new station by Radio Luxembourg and Radio Telefis Eireann (RTE). It will be based near Dublin with aims to be broadcasting by next summer. As it won't be based in the UK, there will be no "needletime" restrictions at all, and the station says it plans to aim squarely at the 15-34 Radio One audience. Its working name is Radio Five, which certainly won't please many BCC top brass.

"Rock Over London" news is

a service of Rock Over London Ltd., who can be reached at

Globe Theatre, Shaftesbury Ave., London W 1 V 7HD; phone 01-494-4513.

New Releases

UB40 makes a bid for the Christmas charts with a new single "Come Out To Play," released on

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Monday (11/28). The song comes from their current LP, and a live version of "Sing Our Own Song," recorded in Moscow, is on the 12 -inch B-side .

WORLD MUSIC BRITAIN

LW TW

1 1 ROBIN BECK/The First Time (Mercury/PG) 11 2 INXS/Need You Tonight (Mercury/PG)

3 3 BROTHER BEYOND/He Ain't No Competition (Partophone/EMI)

4 4 YAll & PLASTIC POPULATION/Stand Up For Your Love Rights (Big Lite)

7 5 CHRIS DeBURGH/Missing You (A&M) 14 6 SALT-N-PEPA/Twist And Shout/Everybody Get Up (London/PG)

6 7 KYLIE MINOGUE/Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi (PWL)

2 8 ENYA/Orinoco Flow (Sall Away) (WEA)

15 9 IRON MAIDEN/The Clairvoyant (EMI)

17. 10 BARBRA STREISAND & DON JOHNSON/'Til I Loved You (CBS)

8 11 MILLI VANILLI/Girl You Know It's True (Cooltempo/Chrysalis) - 12 TRAVELING WILBURYS/Handle With Care (Wilbury/WEA) - 13 PET SHOP BOYS/Lett To My Own Devices (Parlophone/EMI)

12 14 DEACON BLUE/Real Gone Kid (CBS)

5 15 GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE/1-2-3 (Epic) - 16 BANANARAMA/Nathan Jones (London/PG)

9 17 ROBERT PALMER/She Makes My Day (EMI)

10 18 BRYAN FERRY/Let's Stick Together (EG/PG) - 19 SIGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK/Success (EMI)

20 RICK ASTLEY/Take Me To Your Heart (RCA)

Moving Up

MICA PARIS/Breathe Lite Into Me (4th & Broadway/Island)

TIFFANY/Radio Romance (MCA)

PHIL COLLINS/Two Hearts (Virgin)

WOMACK & WOMACK/Life's Just A Ballgame (4th & Broadway/Island)

MICHAEL JACKSON/Smooth Criminal (Epic)

BOMB THE BASS f/MAUREEN/Say A Little Prayer (Rhythm King)

The Network Chan, courtesy MRIB

AUSTRALIA LW TW

4 1 JIMMY BARNES/When

A Man Loves A Woman 8 2 1927/11 I Could

1 3 JOHN FARNHAM/Two Strong

Hearts

2 4 INXS/Never Tear Us Apart

7 5 NOISEWORKS/Touch

6 6 CATFISH/The Early Hours

7 JASON DONOVAN/Nothing Can

Divide Us

3 8 DARYL BRAITHWAITE/As The

Days Go By - 9 KYLIE MOLE So Excellent - 10 STEPHEN CUMMINGS/A Life

Is A Lite

Most Added ANGELS/Finger On The Trigger

BLACK SORROWS/Chosen Ones

Top 10 Australian records from playllsts of FM104erlsbene, EON-FMANelbourne, FOX -

~Melbourne, 96FA1Perth, SA-FMAdelatde, 2-DAYisydney, 2MMMiSydney, and KIX1O6

Canberra.

CANADA LW TW

1 1 T. COCHRANE/Big League

3 2 ONE TO ONE/Hold Me Now

2 3 GLASS TIGER/My Song

4 4 COLIN JAMESNoodoo Thing

6 5 BARNEY BENTALL Come Back

To Me

5 6 COREY HART/Spot You In

A Coalmine

7 7 ROMAN GREY/Shangri-La - 8 COLIN JAMES/Five Long Years

8 9 BIG BANG/Into The Night - 10 CANDI/Under Your Spell

Most Added EYE EYE/My Sensation

Top 10 Canadian CHR hits courtesy The

Record (416) 533-9417.

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COMPACT DATA ®

Guns N' Roses Are Jukebox Kings Thanks to surprise strong showings of both "Sweet

Child O' Mine" and "Welcome To The Jungle," Guns N' Roses were recently awarded the "Rising

Star" prize for rock group in the Amusement& Music Op- erators Association 's Jukebox Awards for 1987-88. The "Rising Star" awards are voted on by the AMOA's board of directors, while all other Jukebox awards are based on revenue generated in each category.

As for the revenue -generating awards, the pop record of the year went to "(I've Had) The Time Of My Life" by Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes from the "Dirty Dancing" soundtrack. The R&B award went to Natalie Cole's interpretation of Bruce Springsteen's "Pink Cadil- lac," while the country prize went to Rosanne Cash for her rendition of dad Johnny's "Tennessee Flat Top Box."

Gimme Shelter: Developments From Dunhill

Harry Chapin 's "The Last Protest Sing- er," due this month

from Dunhill Compact Clas- sics, will be one of the first picture CDs created for retail sale. The complete surface of the CD - which was a work -in -progress that Cha- pin was hoping to develop as a motion picture musical at the time of his death - features a full -color photo of the late singer -songwriter.

In other Dunhill news, the North- ridge, CA -based label has just signed a pact with the long -dor- mant Shelter Records, which was co-founded by Leon Russell and Denny Cordell. No product has been released by Shelter since 1981, even though the label was sold to former Vestron Music Video VP Ian Ralfini in 1986. Ralfini has been waiting since that time to hook up with the right distri- butor - a role Dunhill will now assume.

The Shelter label - which will remain based in New York - will concentrate on new artists, al-

though some of its back catalog will be reissued on CD and cassette. Both Russell and Dwight Twilley have been Shelter artists in the past. The label will also put out film soundtracks, as well as TV projects and home videos that will be co -funded by Dunhill.

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Guns N' Roses: acquitted by a jukebox jury.

Other "Rising Star" awards went to Rick Astley as male pop vocalist, with Ricky Van Shelton being chosen in the male country category. K.T. Oslin took the honors for female country vocalist

More Jukebox News: An RCA Celebration

While on the subject of juke- boxes, it should be noted that 1989

marks the music machine's 100th anniversary. (The world's first jukebox - a "nickel -in -the -slot" modification of Thomas Edison's phonograph - made its debut ap- pParance at San Francisco's Palais Royale Saloon on November 23, 1889.) To commemorate the event, RCA Records has announced that it will incorporate a jukebox anniversary logo on all seven-inch promotional and commercial releases for the entire year.

"We want to recognize the im- portance of the jukebox to the record industry over the years," said Tony Montgomery, RCA's Na- tional Director of Singles Sales, "and the 100th anniversary seemed an appropriate time."

Pink Floyd To See Light Side Of The Moon?

A cassette of Pink Floyd 's "Delicate Sound Of Thunder" - the band's recently -released double live LP chronicle of their 1987-88 world tour - has been chosen to accompany the Soyuz 7 cosmonauts on the first French - Soviet joint space mission, which is set for launch tomorow (11/26).

During a recent press conference in Moscow, cosmonaut A.A. Sere- brov announced that the entire crew were rock fans, and that they had requested a copy of the Floyd

Pink Floyd: space travel's in their blood.

LP to accompany them on their 30 -

day space mission. Floyd manager Steve O'Rourke honored the request by supplying Moscow with the first cassette to be transferred directly from the master tapes. During the journey the crew will stop at the MIR Space Station, where they will leave the cassette with the resident cosmonauts sta- tioned there.

The members of Pink Floyd flew to Moscow earlier this week, where they were greeted by a representative from the Ministry of Culture. They took a special government plane to the restricted, high - security city of Baykonur, where they will watch tomorrow's launch. "Obviously, to say we are thrilled at the thought of being the first rock band to be played in space is somewhat of an understatement," said band member David Gilmour.

Short Cuts Last week's "Radiothcn" con-

cert for UNICEF - featuring the reunited CROSBY, STILLS, NASH

& YOUNG, among others - took in $300,000 in pledges.

Although Mayor Tom Bradley proclaimed November as "MI- CHAEL JACKSON Month" in Los Angeles, the gloved one was forced to postpone five of his sold -out concerts at the L.A. Sports Arena due to swollen vocal chords and an acute upper respiratory infection. The shows will be rescheduled at a date to be announced.

Private Music's first vocalist, L.A.-based acoustic guitarist BILL GABLE, has just completed recording his first LP, "There Were Signs," for the label. Produced by Gable and ROB MOUNSEY, the record is scheduled for January release.

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Atlantic Starr: will they cover Johnny Cash songs?

ATLANTIC STARR have scheduled America's first prison tour for the summer of 1989. Al- though artists have played occa- sional dates at prisons in the past, no band has ever done an exclusive prison tour.

"Great Balls Of Fire," the forthcoming JERRY LEE LEWIS film biography, will feature real musicians as the Killer's band. Re- cently signed were FABULOUS THUNDERBIRD JIMMIE VAUGHAN on lead guitar, X

leader JOHN DOE on bass, and MOJO NIXON on drums. A soundtrack LP will be released on Poly - Gram.

NRBQ - who some consider the greatest "bar band" in the world - have signed a worldwide, multi -album recording contract with Virgin.

42.7 mi//ion households" Perti Ge/lutti

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'SNEAK PREVIEW DEF LEPPARD/Armageddon It (Mercury) 1

ILl JAZZY JEFF & FRESH..../Girls... (Jive/FICA) 4

SIAM KINISBN/Wild Thing (WB) 3 POISON/hey Rose Has Its Thorn (Enigma/Capitol) 4 ROD STEWART/My Heart Can't Tell... (WB) ....ADD

HEAVY BANGLES r Your Room (Columba) 3 BON JOVI/PAd Medicine (Mercury) 8 O IICAGO/Look Away (Full Moon/Reprise) 3

CINDERELLA/0 't Know What... (Mercury) 13

HAIL COLUNS/A Groovy Kind Cl Love (Ataryic) 12

CORAN OURAN/I Don't Want Your love (Capitol) ...8 CONS N' ROSES/Welcome To The Jungle (Getten) ... 5

MICHAEL JACKSON/Smooth Criminal (Epic) 6

EDDIE MONEY/Walk On Water (Columba) 7

PINK FLOYD/Comfortably Numb (Columbia) .... ADD

I12/Desire (Island) 8 VAN HALER/Finisn What Ya Started (WB) 5

VIXEN/Edge Of A Broken Heart (EMI) 11

,BUZZ BIN EOIE BRICKELL & THE NEW.../What I Am (Gesten) .6 F E.M./Orange Crush (WB) 3 EUGARCUBES Mporuash (Eleldra) 2

BREAKTHROUGH VIDEO TALKING IEADSfNotmng Bur Flowers IWB) 3

ran LOC.W/d Thing (Delicious/Ith 8 B'way) .. ADD

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-ACTIVE BOBBY BR)WN/My Prerogative (MCA) 1

BULLET BOYS/Smooth Up (WB) 7 ;HEAP TRICK/GhoS Town (Epic) 2 EUROPE/Open Your Heart (Epic)

3EORGIA SATELLITES/Hippy HOpy- (Eleldra)

MOUSE OF LORDS/I Wanna Be Loved (RCA) 3 JOAN JET B THE.../Little Liar (Blackheart CBS) / JVING COLOUR/Cull Of Personalty (Epic) 6

MAXI PRIEST/Wild World (Virgin) 3 3EORGE MICHAEL/Kissing A Fool (Columbia) 7

MIKE B TFE MECHANICS/Nobody's... (Atlantic) 2

RANDY NEWMANnt's Money That.. (Reprise) 6 KEITH RICMARDSJTake It So Hard (Virgin) 7

SCORPIONS Passion Rules The Game (Mercury) 2

SIOUXSIE B THE.../Peek-A-Boo (Gesten) 14

YRAVEUN3 WILBURYS/HargN... (Wilbury/ B) ...4 WAS (NOT WAS)/Spy In The House... (Chrysalis) ...9

MEDIUM ,

BEACH BOYS/Kokomo (ENNra) 5 BOY MEETS GIRL /Wailing For A Star... (RCA) .... 11

PHIL COLLINS/Two Hearts (Atlantic)

.1. DAVIS II JUNCTION/Catch My Heart (Chrysalis) 1

A. GREEN $ A. LENNOX/Put A Little Love... (ABM) 6 ROBERT PALMER/Early In The Morning (EMI) 4 PET SHOP BOYS/Domino Dancing (EMI) 6 RATT/Way Cool Jr. (Atlantic) ADD JUDSON SPENCE/Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (Atlantic) 4

UBIO/Brea/Jag In Bed (ABM) 2

-BREAKOUT ART OF NOISE/Kiss (China/Polydor) 3 B AD COMPANY/One Night (Atlantic) ADD BREATHEHow Can I Fall (ABM)

BRINY FBX/Girtschool (Columba) 5 JIM CAPA_DI/Smkfhing So Strong (Island) 3 PETER CETERA/Best 01 Times (WB) 3 TOMMY CJNWELL i.../II We . (Columba).... ADD ROBERT MAY BAND/Aping.-(Mercury) ADD CSNBY/Amman Dream (Atlantic)

OREAMS SO REAL/Rorph Night In... (Arista) 6 STEVE EAiLE/Copperhead Road (Uni/MCA) 4 MEUSSA :THERIDGE/Lia The Way I Do (Island) 5 FEELIES/Away (ABM) 2 FLEETW O)D MAC/As Long As You... (WB) .... ADD JEFF HEALEY BAND/Confidence Man (Arista) 6 HOTHOUSE FLOWERS/I'm Sorry (London/Polydor) 2 ELTON JOMM/A Word In Spanish (MCA) 7 KISS/Let's Put The X Back In Sex (Mercury) ADD KENNY LCGGINSA'm Gonna Miss You (Columbia) ..3 MIDNIGHT OIL'Dreamworld (Columba) 6 ROBBIE NEVILBa k On Holiday (EMI) 2 OZZY OSBOURNE/Miracle Man (Epic) ADD THE PURSUIT.../I'm An Adult Now (Chrysalis) 1

MICHELLL SHOCKED/Anchorage (Mercury) ...ADD THEY MIGHT BE..JAna Ng (Bar None/Restless) . ADD 'TAL TUES )AY/(Believed You Were) Lucky (Epic) 2 VOICE OF THE BEEHIVE(' Say... (London/Polydor) 4 WHEN IN ROME/The Promise (Virgin) 3 WHITE UBN/When The Children Cry (Atlantic) 8

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ANITA BAKER/Giving You The Best... (Eleldra) 8 BEACH BOYS/Kokomo (Eleldra) 17

BOY MEETS GIRL/Wading For A Star... (RCA) 12

BREATHE/How Can I Fall? (ATM) 15

CHICAGO/Look Away (Full Moon/Reprise) 7

GEORGE MICHAEL/Kissing A Fool (Columbia) 8 WILL TO POWER/Baby I Love You Way (Epic) 8

HEAVY BOYS CLUB Remember Holding You (MCA) 3 PHIL COLUNS/Two Hearts (Atlantic) 2

FLEETWOOD MAC/As Long As You., (WO) 1

JULIA FORDHAM/Happy Ever Alter ('egin) 12

KENNY G/Silhouetle (Arista) 6 A.GREEN B A. LENNOX/Put A Little Love.- (ATM) 5 MAXI PRIEST/Wild World (Virgin) 7

TRAVEUNG WILBURYS/Handle._ (Wilbury/WB) 4

STEVE WINWOODMolding On (Virgin) ADD

MEDIUM PETER CETERA/Best Of Times (WS) 3 CSNBY/Arierian Dream (Atlantic) 2 GLENN FREY/Soul Searcitid (MCA) 1

MICHAEL JACKSON/Smooth Criminal (Epic) 6

KENNY LOGGINS 'm Gonna Miss You (Columbia) 5

IVAN NEVILLE/Not Jug Another Girl (Polydor) . . ADD ROBBIE NEVILBack On Holiday (EMI) 1

RANDY NEWMAN/tt's Money That_ (Reprise) 7

C. "PEPSI" RILEY/Thanks For_ (Columba) 4 MICHELLE SHOCKED/Anchorage (Mercury) ...ADD JUDSON SPENCE/Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (Atlantic) 5

LUTHER VANDROSS/Any Love (Epic) 6

WAS (NOT WAS)/Spy In The House... (Chrysalis) .. 10

LIGHT BASIA;New Day For You (Epic) ADD ADELE BERTEI/Lgle Lives, Big Loves (Chrysalls) ...3 FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION/Perfect (RCA) ADD ROBERTA FLACK/Oasis (Atantic) ADD PM/Piece Of Paradise (WB) 3

NOUVEAUX VIDEO ART OF NOISE/Kiss (Chta/Pnlydor) 4

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NATIONAL BOX OFFICE Biggest Gigs Of The Last Month

Avg. Gross Pos. Artist Venue/City (In 000s)

1 ELTON JOHN

Madison Square Garden/NYC $2.250.6 (5 shows)

2 GEORGE MICHAEL

C.trus Bow/Orlando $667.9 3 GEORGE MICHAEL

Orange Bowl. Orlando $663.4 4 NEW EDITION

Capital Centre Arena/ $634.5 Landover, MD (2 shows)

5 VANDROSS/BAKER

CofseuMGreensboro, NC $332.5 6 PRINCE

Civic Arena/Pittsburgh $321.4 7 NEW EDITION

Capital Centre/Landover $289.6 8 NEW EDITION

Civic Arena/Pittsburgh $287.0 9 ROBERT PLANT

Omni/Attanta, GA $259.9 10 AMY GRANT

Reunion Arena/Dallas $236.7

The NATIONAL BOX OFFICE SUMMAreY is a

computerized report ranking the largest gross- ing gigs of the month. Courtesy of Po/star. a pubtication of Promoters' On -Line Listings, (800) 344.7383, or in California, (209) 224-2631.


"...A ONE LISTEN HOOK-A-THON.." -THE HARD REPORT

"Majestic, classy, full of life and brimming with soul." -Kerrang

",HOUSE OF LORDS' is the most impressive debut LP since Cinderella's 'NIGHT SONGS' of 1986." -RIP

"Pop pick: first release from Gene Simmons' new custom label features Gregg Giuffria and his band - mates roaring and soaring through lush power bal- ladry and headcrushing rockers...exemplary of this chart -hound hand's polished approach"-Billboard

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"...a progressive power rocker sporting exceptional songwriting, major mainstream appeal and top-notch playing."

-Friday Morning Quarterback

"House of Lords definitely has the goods. if you're not on '1 WANNA BE LOVED,' you should he"

-Greg Mull/WRXK s "We are getting an immediate reaction to the House of Lords

track. The audience is telling us that they really enjoy this hand" -Hubby Dean/KZRR

"House of Lords has everything it takes to he a big, big band... all the elements the listeners love." -Patty Martin/KSJO

"'I WANNA BE LOVED' is a first track phone reactor... he sure to screen the video"-Bob Jeffries/KBOY

PR ADDED ON MTV IN ACTIVE ROTATION.

"HOUSE OF LORDS"853o-I-It the debut album featuring the first single, "1 WANNA BE LOVED"

Produced and mixed by Andy johns and Gregg Giuffria Executive Producer: Gene Simmons

Management: Ken Adamany and Associates

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MUSIC rDATEBOOK

Goodbye Sam, Otis, Marty, And John MONDAY, DECEMBER 5

1968/Graham Nash leaves the Hollies after refusing to record an album of Bob Dylan's songs. Also, the Rolling

Stones celebrate the release of "Beggars Banquet" with a custard pie fight at London's Elizabeth Rooms Hotel.

1975 /"Fleetwood Mac," the first album with new group members Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, goes

gold. 19 79 /"Pop Muzik" by M goes gold in New York, London, Paris, and Munich. Also, Ian Hunter becomes the first

artist to sell out seven straight nights at L.A.'s Roxy. 1987/The town of Pacentro, Italy debates construction of a statue of Madonna. Idea is rejected because she's

not a virgin. Born: Jim Messina 1947, Little Richard 1935

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6

1877/Thomas Edison records "Mary Had A Little Lamb." 1968/Secretary of State in sequins and a Caddy - President-elect Richard Nixon sends form letters to

prospective office holders. One recipient is Elvis Presley. 1969/Four fans die at a Rolling Stones concert at Altamont Speedway near San Francisco. The concert and one

death are later seen in the film "Gimme Shelter," which premieres exactly one year later.

1985 /The "Miami Vice" LP becomes the first TV soundtrack to go double platinum.

1985/About 30 minutes into his concert, John Cougar Mellencamp suffers through two sound failures at

Madison Square Garden. He apologizes and offers to pay for all tickets. Though he does a two-hour show, close

to half the audience accepts his offer. 1986 /The Hooters hit the pinnacle of success as they become a TV Guide crossword puzzle clue.

Born: Peter Buck (R.E.M.) 1956, Dave Brubeck 1920, Ben Watt (Everything But The Girl) 1962

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7

1967/The Apple Boutique, featuring various Beatles items, opens in London. Nine -year -old Michael Jackson buys

several "Sgt. Pepper" jackets, claiming he'll find use for them someday.

1968 Eric Burdon announces the Animals will break up in December so he can pursue an acting career. 1973/A yearlong name ownership battle begins between Fleetwood Mac and former manager Clifford Davis, who

has assembled a phony band.

1978 -Sid Vicious, out on bail for allegedly murdering Nancy Spungen, is arrested for breaking a beer mug in

Todd Smith's (Patti Smith's brother) face.

1979/"Escape (The Pina Colada Song)" hits #1 CHR as thousands of lonely people scan classified ads.

Born: Gary Morris 1948, Tom Waits 1949, the late Harry Chapin 1942

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1961 /The Beach Boys release their first single, "Surfin'," on Candix Records. 1969/After testifying that he's used LSD, cocaine, and marijuana but has since outgrown drugs, Jiml Hendrix is

acquitted on heroin possession. 1975,Bob Dylan's "Rolling Thunder Revue' ends with a Madison Square Garden benefit for alleged murderer Reuben "Hurricane" Carter, who phones Dylan onstage. 1980/Shortly after obtaining John Lennon's autograph, Mark David Chapman fatally shoots the exBeatle outside Lennon's New York home. 1982/In Nashville, Marty Robbins dies at age 57 of heart failure. Born: Sam Kinlson 1953, Jerry Butler 1939, Dan Hartman 1950, Warren Cuccurillo (Missing Persons) 1956, Sammy Davis Jr. 1925

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 1972 /The Who debut their rock opera "Tommy" at London's Rainbow Theatre. Critics lambast the performance, which features cast members Steve Winwood, Merry Clayton, Keith Moon, Rod Stewart, Peter Sellers, Richie Havens, and Roger Daltrey in the title role. 1984/The Jacksons' "Victory" tour comes to a rainy end at Dodger Stadium. Backstage, Frank Dileo says to

Don King, "Good working with you, Don. Maybe we'll meet in a bar sometime." Also, Larry Gatlin checks into an

Orange County, CA hospital to kick cocaine dependency. / 986/Elton John collapses onstage in Sydney, Australia, but returns a few minutes later to finish his show with

the symphony orchestra. Excerpts from this show are released as a live album.

Born: Joan Armatrading 1950, Donny Osmond 1957, Rick Danko (The Band) 1943

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 1927/Nashville's "WSM Barn Dance" officially becomes the "Grand Ole Opry."

1959/The four male members of the Platters are acquitted on charges of lewdness and abetting prostitution. But

the damage to their reputation is irreparable.

1962 /The Alan Freed payola trial begins in New York. He eventually pleads guilty to accepting $2000 for airplay

but is fined only $300 and receives six months' probation.

1967/Otis Redding and four members of the Bar -Kays are killed in a plane crash near Madison, WI.

1971/Frank Zappa is pushed into an orchestra pit by a jealous fan whose girlfriend says she loves Zappa; the fall

breaks Zappá s leg and ankle.

Born: Johnny Rodriguez 1951, Walter Orange (Commodores) 1946, Ralph Tavares 1948, Chad Stuart (8

Jeremy) 1943, Jack Hues (Wang Chung) 1954, Nia Peeples 1961, Gloria Loring 1946

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11

1946/Hank Williams begins his first recording session.

1957/Jerry Lee Lewis secretly weds his 13 -year -old cousin Myra Brown. However, the news soon leaks and

ensuing controversy severely hurts his career. /964/Sam Cooke is shot and killed by a woman he was allegedly trying to rape. Court later rules justifiable

homicide. 1972/Then-quintet Genesis plays its first US concert in Massachusetts.

1977/Ace Frehley (Kiss) is almost electrocuted after touching a short-circuited light. After being carried off stage,

he returns ten minutes later to finish the show.

Born: Jermaine Jackson 1954, David Gates 1939, Brenda Lee 1943, the late Big Mama Thornton 1926 -Paul Colbert

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CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

JOEL DENVER

Programmers Debunk Format Axioms Roundtable Session Grapples With Jukebox Radio, Single Sales

Four of CHR's brightest programmers - WHYT/De- troit's Rick Gillette, WNCI/Columbus's Dave Robbins, WBCY/Charlotte's Reggie Blackwell, and WAEB-FM/AI- lentown's Jefferson Ward - were brought together by conference call to discuss the state of CHR. Not only did they throw out several new programming ideas for consideration, but this brain trust also debunked a few format axioms.

R&R: Where is CHR headed in the next six months?

DR: Because it has the ability to play a wide variety of music. the format is all the more adaptable to changing tastes. PDs will have to develop more passion for people and their communities to survive and grow.

"Everyone's going for a niche rather than a

head-on confrontation, which strategically makes more sense than bashing our brains in without forward progress." - Rick Gillette

Jukebox radio is on the way out. When you come into a market, it's getting easier to dismantle a ten -in - a -row station. It will become more difficult in highly competitive situations to rely only on the music to make you a winner. You have to stand out somehow, since everyone is playing much of the same music.

RG: In Detroit, just about every format is being served. WDFX leans rock and will play Joan Jett middays, which is a soft set for them. WCZY plays it down the middle, while we lean toward the R&B side. Everyone's going for a

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niche rather than a head-on confrontation. which strategically makes more sense than bashing our brains in without forward progress. Stations here are musically dissimilar by only a few records; it's the execution which differen- tiates us.

RB: Most of us have been guilty of getting too research -oriented again. CHR in general has slipped into a pseudo -AC mode. When it comes to women and teens, who are the format's core. CHR needs to take more of an active, trendy role. I don't think rock -edged CHR

"PDs will have to develop more passion for people and their communities to survive and grow." - Dave Robbins

will be the future of the format. In- stead, a blend of the best rock with a healthy amount of dance or urban and mainstream mixed in is where it's at.

Dare To Be Different R&R: Jefferson. you leaned

toward rock for a while - but it wasn't until you went more mainstream that your numbers really took off.

JW: That's true. We got off track by feeling we could steal from the AOR, and it ended up not working for us. Instead. I reverted to follow-

ing my gut a bit more and began utilizing research to back up my feelings.

RG: Most of the national hits will work in most situations. But con- sidering the diverse nature of this market. I can't subscribe to that theory here. There's so much dup- lication of formats here that we have to be different. You can hear Bobby Brown on all three CHRs and on two of the ACs. This is an aggressive market from an AC standpoint. so CHR is competing to establish not only a large cume but an exclusive cume.

R&R: Dave, your comments about jukebox radio are valid. But how do you develop a base without a music -intensive profile?

DR: Obviously, we have to be music machines. The overall differences come in presentation. marketing, and how the programming relates to the community.

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R&R: Reggie. Urban WCKZ has exploded the cume patterns and drastically affected WBCY's quarter-hour shares. How do you coun- terprogram without radically altering your own sound?

RB: The amount of audience shared between WBCY and WCKZ is small by comparison to the audiences we both have. The one thing they took away from us was momentum. So we've had to pull back a bit on the service -oriented features to shake the AC edge we'd

Fine -Tuning CHR Relate more to community Focus on presentation Adopt aggressive, leading -edge music policy Use callout programs to supplement single sales data

developed and get active again in the market. We pulled back on a lot of the talk and turned our energy toward being more active musically.

R&R: WAEB-FM is now market -dominant. Jefferson. What's next?

JW: I feel like the pendulum has finally swung in our direction, but it's just the beginning: we're only

"When it comes to women and teens, who are the format's core, CHR needs to take more of an active, trendy role." - Reggie Blackwell

18 months old. The music is targeted for females 25-44, and our on - the -street excitement is still fresh to listeners. We've begun to build that exclusive cume Rick spoke about, because we have a different texture from any other station in Allentown. We try to play those hit songs that won't be heard on the AC, the AOR. or the other CHR.

R&R: The old philosophy used to be play it safe with music. With the FM dial so crowded now, is that dictum no longer valid?

.1W : Absolutely. Following your gut is so important. In talking to other sharp programmers about music, they also believe it's time to be different in order to make a station exciting and help it stand out from the pack.

R&R: Are callouts still a major factor?

DR: We do extensive callout research. We test about 40 titles a week. with some recurrents and gold every couple of months. We don't use it to determine what to add - we use it to measure longterm acceptance and burnout.

This information alone isn't the answer. however. Knowing how to interpret the data makes the difference between stations. and that's a product of how well you know the market.

RG: Our callout research is basically unaided recall along with some standard outcall procedures. We test records we feel are burning and have phone monitors in place from 6am to midnight.

We're also quite aware of the market's retail sales picture. We separate the data into R&B stores. combination stores, and album stores. CDs are analyzed separately from albums, and we talk to a lot of people in the clubs for input. Detroit's music community is very aggressive and will tip us to what's happening long before the labels. It only takes a few of these records to make your station really sound different. For instance, we played Cheryl "Pepsii" Riley early because of the street feel for it.

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grams to help radio get a feel for what's selling. How are you com- batting these problems?

DR: Callouts are really replacing single sales for us. We're in a market that's heavily racked. There are too many wild swings ir. single sales and other variables like who is buying the single. At least with callouts we know the type of listener we're talking to and can then use the data better.

RB: We used to sell a lot of singles, but a big seller here is about eight pieces a week and it's hard to make a judgment on that. We try to combine the impact of all configurations of a record when studying retail data.

RG: We have our research director calling the same stores and talking to the same person every wook Voc i4'c a nrnhlom hilt With time and consistency you can over- come this handicap.

R&R: But when you have a top ten album or CD, how do you determine the cut to play?

RG: When you have a blowout album you can determine what cuts are selling it by talking to the active listener. Because of input from the street people, I'm already playing "Roni" by Bobby Brown while the rest of the CHRs are just warming nn "Mv Prornaatire " It depends on the product, though.

The listener who buys Bobby Brown may not be someone who'll buy Huey Lewis, even though "Small World" has received strong club exposure.

DR: You simply have to rely on your gut about what your market will accept.

Next Week: In Part 2, the four PDs wrestle with formatics, copy- cats, and promotions.

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Kansas City and L.A. respectively .. KKQV (QV 103)/Wichita Falls, TX wel- comes Cadillac Jack, most recently at KKSS/Albuquerque, NM, to nights ... At WIXX/Green Bay, WI, Rocky Burnette takes over nights replacing J.D. Collins, who is now Production Director.

At WKDD/Akron, OH, PD Nick An- thony assumes music duties as MD

Reed Kittredge segues to PD at

WVUD/Dayton, OH ... Eric Stevens is now waking 'em up at KQIZ/Amaril- lo, TX, coming from KLUC/Las Vegas ... Teary eyes at KDON/Salinas- Monterey, CA as MD Tara Stevenson leaves to pursue other interests .. .

Denis Prior now handles PM drive at

KQKS (KS104)/Denver as Steve Tay- lor moves to middays replacing Devin Durrant ... WDJX/Louisville, KY, says hello to new afternoon dude Jim Parker from KFIV/Modesto, CA, and says goodbye to Christopher Ran- dolph , bound for WBBM-FM (B96)/Chicago.

WNYW-TV/New York meteorologist Nick Gregory now also gives good weather at WQHT (Hot 97)/NY .. .

WCIL/Carbondale, IL has added weekender Shawna Matthews, most recently at WUUF/Dothan, AL .. KWSS/San Jose night dude Rich Amooi, aka "The Moo Man," has left to pursue an acting career ... KQKY/Kearney, NB AM guy Mark Al- exander has added MD chores.

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THE PERILS OF REMOTES

This Just In - We Have No News The morning show was on the road, doing a remote

broadcast complete with jock, news sidekick, costumed mascot, two -story -tall inflated cartoon character, and van full o' freebies. But two tiny details were overlooked: we were short one pair of cans and discovered at the last minute that no wire copy had been brought to the remote site.

No copy? Arrgh! There I was, with a ballpoint pen and note pad, composing news items from the only available sources: a local paper and USA Today. The Life section was spread out to my left. The local Metro section was to the right, with both page ones propped up in front.

As I speedwTote notes for the im- minent newscast, a listener walked up to the booth, glanced at the spread -out newspapers, and said, "So those are your news sources, eh?"

Arrgh again. I felt about two inches tall. What should I do. give him a pitch about getting the job done no matter what it takes? Ex- plain the wire copy mixup? Slink

beneath the table and ignore him? Right then came the intro. The

news was on. With the listener standing an arm's length away, I

adlibbed for about three minutes - rephrasing newspaper stories from memory, regurgitating late -night cable news items, and only occasionally glancing at my notes. It sounded organized enough, but mostly I was staring toward the horizon and talking off the top of my head.

When I cut away to the commercials, the listener did some staring of his own. He very slowly shook his head and, with a truly baffled look, asked, "Where do you get the news?"

I toyed with telling him I was tel- epathic, that I had a direct mental link to the worldwide services of the Associated Press. I felt defensive because he had seen me en- gaged in the tawdry act of scroung- ing from newspapers. I was a little ashamed of myself.

The commercials ended and I

went back on, did my Sleaze story, got some laughs from the assembled onlookers, and signed off. The listener and I had a conversation and, as we were talking, a volun- teer arrived with the stack of copy. The listener had never seen authentic wire copy. He allowed as how it looked pretty official.

The timing of the wire copy's ar- rival was wonderful. I was able to grow from two inches back to nor- mal height in a mercifully brief period of time. That's the kind of relief I like -fast relief. The whole world should be set up that way, all the time. Fast, fast relief.

Return Of Legal Liquor MONDAY, DECEMBER 5 - Liquor became legal again in America 55 years ago, after a 13 -year dry spell. Prohibition ended at 3:32pm Mountain Time, when Utah ratified the 21st Amendment to the Constitution and repealed

Prohibition (1933). The Dow Jones first topped 1500 in 1985. Reagan pledged $100 million in 1984 for African drought relief. America's first national nudist association was formed in 1929. The University of Pittsburgh displayed the first numbers on football

uniforms 80 years ago. Birthdays: Morgan Brittany 37. Lanny Wadkins 39. Jim Messina and Jim Plunkett 41. J.J. Cale 50.

Puritans Banned Christmas Parties TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6 - The Puritans of the Massachusetts Bay Colony issued a ban on Christmas parties in

1659. Religious celebrations were still allowed. Colony leaders banned parties because it was generally felt that people

were getting too far away from the true meaning of Christmas. It was more than 20 years before the no -party law was

revoked. Fifteen years ago, Gerald Ford became Vice President when Spiro Agnew resigned to avoid prosecution (1973). The

Rolling Stones' Altamont concert was 19 years ago (1969). Birthdays: Will Shriner 35. Richard Edlund 48 (three -time Academy Award -winning "Star Wars" special effects

creator).

Another Nazi Genocide Plan WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 - A report issued in 1931 said the Nazis had a plan b eliminate certain races of

people in one generation - by sterilization. Of course, as it turned out, the actual plan was even more horrible. The

following month, Adolf Hitler told American reporters, "I am a Democrat." Reagan and South African Bishop Tutu discussed US policies toward South Africa in Washington, DC in 1984. The

banana eating record, 17 in two minutes, was set in 1973. Japan attacked the Pearl Harbor US naval base in 1941. In

1787 Delaware became the first of the original 13 states to ratify the Constitution. Birthdays: Larry Bird 32. Tom Waits 39. Ellen Burstyn 56.

No Chair? Sit Here! THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8 - When you look like you're sitting down, but there's no chair under you and you're

leaning back against a wall - that's called a wall press. The world record for wall pressing (one hour, 16 minutes), was

set two years ago today.

Five years ago the space shuttle Columbia landed eight hours late because of navigational computer malfunctions. John

Lennon was murdered in 1980. The USA declared war on Japan in 1941, a day after Pearl Harbor.

Birthdays: Kim Basinger 35. Gregg Allman 41. Flip Wilson 55. Sammy Davis Jr. 63.

New York City Bailout FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 - President Ford signed a bill in 1975 authorizing a federal financial bailout for New York City, in the form of loan authorizations totalling $2.3 billion. Ford had initially opposed a federal rescue.

The first Christmas Seals went on sale in 1907 at the Wilmington, DE post office. Two former presidents of Argentina

were convicted of murder and human rights abuses in 1985. The world's heaviest turkey weighed in at 77 pounds, four

ounces (dressed) in 1979. Birthdays: Allison Smith 19 ("Kate & Allie"). Joan Armatrading 38. Dick Butkus 46. Beau Bridges 47. Redd Foxx 66. Kirk Douglas 72.

Saturday (12/10): Susan Dey 36. Sunday (12/11): Teri Gan 43. Brenda Lee 44. Donna Mills 45. Tom Hayden 48.

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AM Driving You Crazy? "Where the heck can I find a good morning show?"

Rarely does a day go by without someone asking me that crucial question. Alas, there are no easy answers. The shortage of quality morning talent continues, and it doesn't appear the situation will improve. Gut -wrenching tales of frustrated PDs wading through stacks of airchecks without success are commonplace. KFOG/San Francisco OM Dave Logan 's recent experience is typical:

"I probably listened to 175 tapes and just couldn't find anybody even remotely close to what we were looking for. Anybody who was worth their weight was getting it ¡money] from their station. All the really big people were being pro- tected jealously by their current employers. Even at the secondary level people were either locked into serious deals or wanted money we considered out-of-bounds. But it's still more of a talent problem than one of money."

"The industry spent ten years training jocks to read liner cards."

-Carey Curelop

KLSX/Los Angeles PD Tom Yates had no better luck than Log- an. "We did a blind box ad in FUR and got over 200 tapes. Out of those, I pulled aside two and said, 'They're really not good enough for what I'm looking for, but I have a friend in a medium market where this show would probably work.' I never came across that unique, in- imitable guy.

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stead I got guys doing standard format stuff with maybe a laugh - track, canned joke service, or a newsman with a funny voice - that bullshit."

Increased Demand, Training Lapse Cited

Why is there such a dearth of quality morning shows? According to Jeff Pollack, it's simply a matter of escalating demand. "Everybody wants them - in CHR, AOR, AC, all formats. It's just much tougher to distinguish yourself today. In the old days you could do it with music, but you can't do that anymore. People realize the morning show can make all the difference in the world."

However, this increased demand for Superior talent has not been supported by a corresponding increase in training and development. Instead, it appears years of stressing "less talk, more music" have served to sabotage the search for tomorrow's morning stars.

"The industry spent ten years training jocks to read liner cards," says WYNF/Tampa PD Carey Curelop. "We put too much emphasis on 'more music' and cheesy slogans, and no emphasis on developing the talent it takes to keep the industry going. Now we've discovered - although we should have known aL along - that personality radio is what keeps the loyalty factor up and keeps the numbers high."

George Harris concurs. "We've been too cautious over the years and poor teachers when it comes to talent. The bind we're in is the by- product of the 'shut up and play the music' phase. We have plenty of jocks. We need entertainers."

"There was a time when AOR really squeezed the life out of talent," says Yates. "But there's never been a gigantic pool of talent out there. A lot of people think they're talented, but they're format guys. Very few can really cut through the clutter and become successful morning personalities."

Yates's point is well -taken. While conservative policies undoubtedly inhibited talent development to a degree, it shouldn't be forgotten that AOR is inherently a music format. The vast majority of people who first populated rock radio were musicologists - not high - power personalities. The ability to do phone bits wasn't what lured us to this profession. And the legendary joc.ts who inspired us were certainly not sidesplitting "zoo - keepers" with a battalion of writers and producers. It's entirely logical that a format which always stress- ed music as the message should experience such growing pains.

Morning Sickness

Demand for talent -has skyrocketed Best jocks locked into contracts `More music' approach stymied growth Future stars not being developed PDs lack necessary training skills Impatient managers seek quick fix

Harris: PDs Are The Problem

Still, Harris is convinced that a lack of talent is not the problem. "The talent's there. It's always been there. PDs are the problem. They don't know how to find the talented people and work with them. A PD who says, 'I've been looking for months for a morning show,' or 'I listened :o 200 tapes and nobody's any good,' is not doing his job. In most cases he wouldn't even know a great talent if he heard one. What does this PD think he's going to get on a tape? A Greaseman?"

"Very few can really cut through the clutter and become successful morning personalities."

-Tom Yates

But Harris is willing to give such PDs an excuse. "It's not their fault. They haven't been trained to recognize and develop talent. There's just noth_ng in the world that resembles program directors' school."

KATT/Oklahoma City PD Scott Douglas, who's been trying to put together a morning show since he was promoted last year, candidly admits he's unsure of his training

abilities. "I'm a good strategist and a good programmer. Am I a good morning show coach? I don't know. I'm learning. It's getting stronger every day, but I'll never feel comfortable with it. Six months ago when I first got this job that was my absolute weakest link. It's tough because I'm not a comedian. I can't necessarily give the guy a good example. I can only say, 'Here's what I think I want you to do.'

Given the current state of affairs, a PD's role as morning show coach has become crucial. "It's almost become the top priority for today's PD, because he must win in the morning," Pollack says. "Find- ing talent is one thing; making it work is another. The PD must play a very large part in the development and evolution of a morning show. It's just not going to get good on its own."

Management Compounds Problem

Compounding the problem of talent development is the omnipres- ent "quick -fix" mentality of so many owners. Management's re- luctance to wait for a morning show to produce is certainly under- standable - the financial pressures have never been greater - but such caution can stifle the nur- turing of truly gifted personalities.

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all self-created people who were fortunate enough to have real good talent and find somebody willing to let them explore that talent," Yates points out. "Brandmeier's managers get a million points because

. they saw his potential. They let him go with okay ratings until he finally hit it. That's what it takes."

However, Harris acknowledges that more often than not "owners want it to work right away. We have in some situations put together great jocks, production people, and a comedian, but it just wasn't given enough time to jell. After six

"The talent's there. It's always been there. PDs are the problem."

-George Harris

months management let them go and put in something `safer.' Peo- ple are paying such huge sums of money that stations have to operate with a debt over their heads unlike we've ever seen before. All they're concerned about is the bottom line and meeting these loans from the bank. So the pressures are greater and experimentation has dropped tremendously."

To summarize: Why are so many stations in such a quandary over morning shows? Blame years of young personalities condemned to liner -card hell. Blame impatient bosses who - expecting instant ratings - prematurely pulled the plug on potential talent. Most of all,

blame today's fragmented, in- tensely competitive marketplace that absolutely demands you win in AM drive. There's too much money at stake to settle for a morning show that is merely competent.

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"Cult Of Personality" BILL PUGH, WKLS: "I don't re -add records, but I did with 'Cult of Personality' due to sales

and phones. This band will be bigger than a platter of mountain oysters at a picnic."

TED UTZ, WMMR: "At first listen, 'Cult' sounds a little different, but put it on the radio and

the actives are there every time. They're -on the phones and locked onto yóur frequency. I'm a believer in Living Colour - 'Cult of Personality' works."

UN BREHMER, WXRT: "Now that I've seen Living Colour live, I'm a believer. If you think 'Cult of Personality' doesn't fit your format, we have some advice for you: change your format!"

REDBEARD, KTXO: "Vernon Reid really burns on guitar. All you have to do is try 'Cult of Personality' on the air once, just once, and watch your phones burn out."

BILL WISE, WGTR: "No comment. Haven't heard it."

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changed PDs again, as Mark Waddington replaces Matt Roberts ... KFMG/Albuquer- que ups midday maven Nicki Gardner to MD; Michael Davis exited last week ... WPYX &

`WRY (AM)/Albany OM John Cooper officially adds the 'PYX PD title ... Desiree Stich is

the new Promotion Director at KAZY/Denver ... WHJY/Prov- idence names James Evans Promotion Director as Karen Reid shuffles off to Buffalo .. .

KNCN/Corpus Christi adds Laura Stewart as Promotion Director/morning' sidekick .. .

WTUE/Dayton jock Mark Bian- chi moves to WKLC/Charles- ton, WV for PM drive ... Jim- my "The Saint" Christopher rejoins KZEW/Dallas for parttime work ... Former WHTQ/ Orlando morning duo Tommy & Paul take over AM drive at WGFX/Nashville.

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ADULT CONTEMPORARY

MIKE KINOSIAN

NAC Summer Snapshots KTWV Hits A Three Share; KQPT Makes Its Point

The summer AC ratings were summarized two weeks ago (R&R, 11/11). Now it's NAC's turn. Where applicable, comparisons are to last summer's numbers. Only commercial facilities airing the format 24 hours a day are noted. Rating information is based on Arbitron metro shares for time periods and demos indicated. Dayparts include weekends; demos examined were 18-34, 25-54, and 35-64.

WNUA/Chicago Best 12+ Daypart: Middays Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Mid -

days (+1.4) Strongest Demo: 25-54

11NUA conducted a "Worldwide Backstage Pass" promotion which kicked off with Spyro Gyra in Los Angeles, followed by Sting in New York, Steve Winwood in London, and Bob James in San Francisco. "Smooth Rock/Smooth Jazz" WNUA ran this promotion via fax and received 12.000 entries in two weeks for the Sting concert.

WNWV/Cleveland Best 12+ Daypart: PM Drive Best 12+ Daypart Increase: PM

Drive (+2.2) Strongest Demo: 18-34

This Wave Network affiliate did nothing special other than sponsor a polo match. On -air sell line: "Refreshing, relaxing, romantic." GM Gary Kneisley said, "We'd hoped we could come back (with better ratings) in the fall, and it looks like we will. Our Birch numbers look very good."

KOAI/Dallas Best 12+ Dayparts: Middays and

PM Drive Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Mid -


"We ran no real on -air promotions per se," said PD Randy Brown. "We did event -oriented things - mostly concerts." The "Oasis" did no TV advertising, but used some outdoor and print. Live announcers were added the first of September.

KHIH/Denver Best 12+ Daypart: PM Drive Best 12+ Daypart Increase:

Nights (+1.0) Strongest Demo: 25-54

KHIH staged Thursday night jazz sessions at a local department store (Printemps), where beer and wine sold for a dollar a glass. "It became a very in thing to do," said GM Ross Allie. The station has ad- justed its music mix. becoming more uptempo middays.

WVAE/Detroit Best 12+ Daypart: Nights Best 12+ Daypart Increases: Mid -

days and Weekends (+0.4) Strongest Demo: 25-54

This Wave affiliate sponsored Wednesday night live shows featuring local acts, which drew an average turnout of 150-200.

WBBO-FM/Greenville SC Best 12+ Daypart: Middays Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Not

Applicable Strongest Demo: 18-34

This marks the Breeze affiliate's third sweep. Its ratings results are consistent in PM drive, nights, and weekends: AM drive fell below a one share.

KHHH/Honolulu Best 12+ Daypart: Nights Best 12+ Daypart Increase:

Not Applicable Strongest Demo: 25-54

This Wave affiliate signed on -air July 4 and tied into a local Steve Winwood concert. It used sister N/T outlet KNVH for promos. Ac- cording to GM Bob Berger, "The market was wide open for us, and we hit at the right time."

KCNW/Kansas City Best 12+ Daypart: Middays Best 12+ Daypart Increase:

Weekends (-0.1) Strongest Demo: 25-54

In association with Streetside Records, this Wave affiliate spon- sors monthly album listening parties that attract approximately 250-300 people. The station's only live segment airs Sunday (6-7pm).

KEYV/Las Vegas Best 12+ Daypart: Nights Best 12+ Daypart Increase:


KEYV staged monthly "Key Club" parties. The David Becker Tribune performed at the station's first birthday party. Now more up - tempo in AM drive, KEYV is one-

third jazz, one-third new age, and one-third progressive/soft rock.

KTWV/Los Angeles Best 12+ Daypart: Midday's Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Mid -


PD John Sebastian joined Aug- ust 22 (23 days before the canclu- sion of the sweep). All dayparts were up (nights were flat), and the station hit a 3.0 share (12+) for the first time since the it debuted on February 14, 1987.

KSWV/San Diego Best 12+ Daypart: Middays Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Mid -

days (-1.1) Strongest Demos: 25-54 & 35-64

CHR KSDO became Wave affiliate KS%V V September 25, 1987,

and comparative 12+ daypart stats are down everywhere - especially at night. Modest (+0.3 and +0.6) increases were made among 25-54s and 35-64s.

KBLX-FM/San Francisco Best 12+ Daypart: Nights Best 12+ Daypart Increase: AM

Drive (+0.8) Strongest Demo: 25-54

While weekends stayed the same, KBLX notched daypart gains everywhere else. Proving KBLX is a well-balanced facility, a scant 0.2 separates its AM drive, midday, PM drive, and weekend 12+ shares.

KKSF/San Francisco Best 12+ Daypart: Weekends Best 12+ Daypart Increase:

Weekends (+0.9) Strongest Demo: 25-54

It's a clean sweep for the station that stopped the clock (ACKLOK) July 31, 1987, as KKSF bested all daypart and demo figures.

WXDJ/Miami Best 12+ Daypart: PM Drive Best 12+ Daypart Increase: PM

Drive (+1.6)

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Strongest Demo: 18-34

A former Wave affiliate, WXDJ made healthy gains in all dayparts, registering over a one share across the board. Last summer it failed to do so in any daypart.

WBZN-FM/Milwaukee Best 12+ Daypart: Middays & PM

Drive Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Mid -

days (-03) Strongest Demo: 25-54

WBZN-FM performs better in Birch. Noted GM Harvey Witten- berg, "Maybe Birch catches trends faster. Our audience might be less in tune with filling out diaries. My goal was to get the station to a 2.5 12+ and a 4.0 25-54. Birch has us there. Why we aren't there in Ar- bitron, I don't know."

KLRS/Monterey Best 12+ Daypart: PM Drive Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Mid -

days (-0.7) Strongest Demo: 25-54

Competing from Santa Cruz, KLRS hit a solid spring book but then fell sharply. Its most significant erosion was in AM drive, PM drive (cut in half), and weekends (more than 50% lost).

WLOQ/Orlando Best 12+ Daypart: Nights Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Mid -


WLOQ continued to post respec- table numbers in a market that un- derwent a variety of format and ownership changes. Other than PM drive, which was virtually flat, WLOQ improved in each daypart.

KGRX/Phoenix Best 12+ Daypart: Nights Best 12+ Daypart Increase:


Putting out a signal from Gila County, KGRX didn't post a one share until PM drive. AM drive and middays were basically flat, but nice gains were made in the other time periods.

KQPT/Sacramento Best 12+ Daypart: Middays Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Mid -


KQPT debuted April 19. "During the summer book we began the second phase of our development, which was to get involved in the community," noted PD Alan Mason. The station's only promo-

tion was a fax contest in which businesses faxed why they wanted to see a station -sponsored Shadow - fax concert. The best entries won tickets to the show and pre -concert party.

KDAB/Salt Lake City Best 12+ Daypart: PM Drive Best 12+ Daypart Increase: Mid -

days (+0.2) Strongest Demos: 18-34 & 25-54

To illustrate how little things changed here, KDAB's largest 12+, 18-34, 25-54, or 35-64 shift was an 0.8 12+ PM drive tumble.

KIFM/San Diego Best 12+ Daypart: Weekends Best 12+ Daypart Increases: Mid -

days and Weekends (+1.3) Strongest Demo: 25-54

KIFM's heavy promotion schedule includes eight weekly jazz engagements (one nightly and two each Sunday). Co -presented outdoor summer concerts were head- lined by - among others - Kenny G, Earl Klugh, Chuck Mangione, Dan Siegel, and Grover Washing- ton Jr.

KEZK/Seattle Best 12+ Daypart: Weekends Best 12+ Daypart Increases: AM

Drive and Weekends (-0.6) Strongest Demo: 25-54

In contrast to the San Francisco stations noted above, KEZK fell on hard times as a result of rival KNUA 's impact. KEZK experienced downward trends everywhere. The station's PM drive and night shares fell under a one share.

KNUA/Seattle Best 12+ Daypart: Weekends Best 12+ Daypart Increase:

Weekends (+2.0) Strongest Demo: 18-34

Announcers were added in the beginning of August. According to PD Bob Linden, "It frustrates people not to know what songs are on the air. It's a real positive step to have announcers." Linden, it should be noted, came aboard after live talent was added and just days prior to the end of the book.

WHVE/Tampa (Sarasota) Best 12+ Daypart: Weekends Best 12+ Daypart Increases: Mid -

days & Weekends (+0.4) Strongest Demo: 25-54

WHVE, which is not a Wave affiliate, nearly mirrored its 1987 AC stats. The big exception was nights - the numbers dropped by over 50%.

44 uc R&R November 25, 1988

WALT LOVE

YBPC OVERVIEW

Growing Together The YBPC 's 11th annual conference attracted 330 par-

ticipants, all of whom were eager to share ideas and opin- ions. The session opened with a prayer, followed by a welcome address from President Terri Avery.

The first of three general session workshops - "Job Security" - was moderated by attorney Mike Frisby of Arnold & Frisby. Fea- tured panelists were WJLB/De- troit PD James Alexander, Bailey Communications ("RadioScope") President Lee Bailey, and yours truly. This primarily question -and - answer workshop touched on employment laws and other work -related legal ramifications.

At the helm of the "Ratings Game" workshop was Urban Net- work's Jerry Boulding. Joining him were VP/Broadcast Western Division Larry Gorick of Birch/ Scarborough Research and South- west Regional Manager Pierre Bouyard of Arbitron. This session covered the nuts -and -bolts of each service's methodology and how ratings information can be utilized most effectively.

Volatile Session The final workshop - "The

Politics Of Reporting" - was by far the most volatile. Moderated by Don Kelly Associates VP J.C. Floyd, the session also included the following panelists: WVEF/Atlan- ta PD Ray Boyd, Billboard's Terri Rossi, EMI Records VP Yarnell Johnson, Atlantic Records VP/ Promotion Richard Nash, and WBLX/Mobile PD Tony Brown.

The discussion opened with a question concerning the viability of reporting numbered music lists versus rotations (heavy, medium, light). From there the conversation dovetailed into the ongoing issue of accurate playlist reporting, including the idea of using electronic monitors to gather chart information. Noted independent promoter Jimmy B, "Some people in radio need to clean up their acts. And some in records need to

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do the same." His entreaty was followed by a call for truth and cooperation between both sides of the industry.

J.C. Floyd then asked the group how important national trade pub-

lications are in regard to programming decisions. Ray Boyd said, "Showing up in the trades is only one aspect. It does make a difference to me if someone else in the country is on a particular song. I

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don't break records, but I do look to see if someone else in a nice -sized market, in a similar format, is on the music I'm thinking of adding. But records don't have to have a trade number."

Tony Brown added, "I look for records I think will fit what we're doing in Mobile. I look at larger markets, but my gut feel comes in-

to play first. When I'm thinking of

adding a record, it's for my listeners, based on what my research is telling me. Trades do make a difference with me, but they're just one factor."

Although the YBPC drew a siza- ble turnout, it's a shame the organization is still only drawing just about the same number of at- tendees from year to year. As I've said before, if you're not part of the solution, you must be part of the problem. To bring about change for the better, more broadcaster support is needed at these types of functions.

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Gooding exits, with Cy Young from

WDJY/Washington assuming that post. 'QOK hires Tony Richards as

new morning man from WOWI/Norfolk. He succeeds Gerald Nealy, who seques to WFXC/Durham middays. WFXC also names Anita Parker - Brown Promotion Director ... Mike Anthony named morning man at

WOWI/Norfolk, replacing Tony Rich- ards ... KXZZ (Z16)/Lake Charles, LA appoints Maurice Singleton PD

from WWRL/New York. He replaces former MD Jay Jeffries, who concen- trates on his afternoon shift. Z16 mid-

day personality Bridget 'Denise adds MD duties.

Acting PD Jerry Miles has been

officially named PD at Midland-Odes- sa's KCHX, succeeding Phil Padilla

. KDKS/Shreveport PD Mike Her-

nandez moves from afternoons to mornings, replacing the exiting Roshon Vance ... Porsche Fox will handle

afternoons ... Lineup changes at

KWTD/Little Rock: MD Lee Green moves from afternoons to mornings;

ex-KOKY/Little Rock personality Darryl

Eason does afternoons; T.J. Williams becomes News Director; and Michael

O'Jay handles weekends. WGPR/Detroit dissolves satellite

programming and promotes parttimer

Billy T to overnights ... Former WKWM/Grand Rapids MD Randy

Franklin does regional promotion for

Epic/Miami. No replacement named

yet; PD Frank Grant will oversee both

posts. Ex-KNRB/Memphis personality Karyn "Shannon" Dell is a parttimer

at WBLZ/Cincinnati.

Picture This Do you ever picture your-

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46 COUNTRY R&R November 25, 1988

LON HELTON

A Salute To 12+ Leaders For at least a few Country stations, the summer

sweeps were very rewarding, indeed. While next week's complete Country scoreboard will show all stations that outpointed their competitors, highlighted this week are a few of those which made record -setting efforts.

Commentary is based on Ar- bitron summer '88 numbers, with Birch figures for the same quarter in parentheses.

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KFMS .6 (.8)

KFMS-FM 1.3 (.6) 19 18

10.3 (10.2) 11.4 ( 9.0) 1 1

The summer's 11.4 was the best - ever 12+ number for KFMS-FM and the combo's second best figure (behind only a fall '85 13.2). The FM has been on a steady growth pattern - its last four 12+ ARB scores were 8.1, 10.0, 10.3, and 11.4. The AM has bounced around between .5 and 1.4.

Coming off its spring "Ten Car Sweepstakes," KFMS rolled into summer giving away ten $1000 shopping sprees and ended the promotion with a $5000 spree. Acknowledging a new promotional aggressiveness, OM Doug Shane said, "Early this year we vowed to get to a 12 share. We brought in consultant Lee Bayley, who is very strong promotionally, and set the budget to achieve that 12."

Asked if the promotional step-up had anything to do with the marketplace debut of EZ Com- munications (owners of Country stations KRAK-AM & FM Sacramento and KMPS-AM &

FM/Seattle, and purchasers of KLVV/Las Vegas), Shane said, "Not really. We laid out our game plan and followed it. We constantly operate on the basis that someone is thinking of going Country - and we do our best to send the message, 'Don't do it."'

Louisville WAMZ 16.1 (16.9) 17.8 (14.3) 1 1

In the nine sweeps prior to this summer's, WAMZ had posted one 12+ number in the 14s, three in the 16s, and five in the 15s before leap- ing to a 17.8. Not only is this WAMZ's best -ever 12+ score, it's the best 12+ figure posted by any Louisville station in the last ten years!

WAMZ is number one 12+, 18-49, 25-54, and 35-64, and is number two 18-34. It leads the second place 18-49 finisher by four shares and the number two 25-54 station by five points. Its 35-64 number accounts for more than one quarter of the market shares in that demo!

Portland

1.0 (.9) KUPL-FM

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5.7 (5.0) KWJJ

8.1 (5.4) 6 3

1.9 (1.8) KWJJ-FM

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3.4 (2.5) 2.3 (3.1) 13 13

The combined KUPL-AM & FM 12+ numbers put it on top of this market. Ironically, the last time it achieved that feat was in the fall '83 Arbitron - as an Easy Listen- ing station! Soon after that book was released, KUPL-FM changed to Country, citing an inability to sell the Beautiful Music demos. The AM also changed at that time, opting for Country over Big Band.

Throughout the last four -and -a - half -years the stations have steadi- ly marched through each tier of numbers against formidable oppo- nent KWJJ-AM & FM.

KUPL PD Bill Bradley, who came from KLZ/Denver to take KUPL Country, is extremely proud of his stations' accomplishment, saying. "Everybody said we couldn't beat the 27 -year KJ heritage - especially since this supposedly wasn't a country mar-

ket," he said. "I couldn't be pro- uder of our crew."

Leading the effort was the mcrning show - a five -person "mature zoo," according to Bradley - headed by Doug Dahlgren. The simulcast morning show was ni m- ber one 25-54 adults. KUPL-FM first beat KWJJ-FM in spring '85, its third Country book. KJ has only beaten KUPL-FM once since that time.

KJ's strong AM numbers have kept it in the ballgame through the years. The combined KWJJ-AM &

FM numbers have led KUPL's combined numbers most of the time. A large part of the AM edge has been due to a superior signal over KUPL. In fact, this book is the first time that KUPL has beaten the venerable KWJJ.

Sacramento KRAK

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KRAK-FM 5.5 (7.5) 9.0 (7.5) T4 2

KRAK-FM posted the best book in its history, besting its previous high of 8.0 notched in fall '87. The 9.0 also tied the old best -ever 12+ Country mark, scored in the 0/N '80 sweep by KRAK.

OM Don Langford, recently promoted to VP/Programming for EZ Communications, attributed his station's success to a new summer gameplan. "We got tired of getting dumped on during the summer and decided to attack with aggressive retail promotions," he said.

And The Winners Are..

KFMS-FM/Las Vegas WAMZ/Louisville KUPL-AM & FM/Portland KRAK-FM!Sacramento KKAT/Salt Lake City WMZQ-FMIWashington

"Working with major retail outlets, we came up with four promotions. We tied in with a grocer, a car dealer, a drug store and department store chain, and Disneyland.

"In the past we thought we were too big to get into retail promotions. But it really makes sense during the summer, when outside ad budgets are nonexistent and the inventory is available. So it made money for us and got the retailers very excited about the increased traffic."

Another prime benefit for KRAK was that all of the retailers agreed to feature KRAK in their media during the promotions. As Lang- ford pointed out, "Despite the lack of outside ad budget, we still got tons of print and TV exposure."

As further evidence of the promotion's success, Langford pointed to the fact KRAK (AM) also had a strong book. "We attacked there, too," he explained. "The AM numbers have traditionally been soft, but were up 12+ and 25-54 this summer."

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For the first time, the 12+ leader in Salt Lake City is Country! KKAT's 11.4 is also the best 12+ number ever posted there by a Country station; the previous high was the station's fall '87 10.8.

It's also interesting to note that the same book showing KKAT's great numbers also boasts KSOP- AM & FM's best sweep (8.2) since its fall '83 8.7. The KSOP combo is second in the market, 25-54.

The 19.6 shares of Country racked up in Salt Lake City this summer are a new high-water mark for this market, which has averaged between 11-13 12+ shares over the past decade.

KKAT's superb sweep doesn't end at 12+. It's number one 18-34, 18-49, 25-49, and 25-54, and second (to the KSOP combo) 35-64. KKAT is fourth 12-24.

One of PD John Marks's biggest challenges is replacing morning man Jay Bird, who left for a Tam- pa Talk station early in the fall book. 12+, Bird's morning show was second only to legendary KSL. His off-the-wall, more than slightly confrontational style will be difficult to replace. Marks is looking for somebody who can "create water cooler talk."

Washington WMZQ

.3 (.3) .3 (DNS) T27 T25 WMZQ-FM

7.0 (7.1) 7.3 (5.2) 1 1

The consistency of sound PD Bob McNeill has so often credited with WMZQ's success worked again this summer, as the station proved that last spring's number one 12+ showing was no fluke. Not only was it on top, it did so with a 7.3 - the best 12+ figure ever for the FM. The combo also posted an all-time high, and was almost two shares ahead of second place finisher AOR WWDC-FM. The pair is just over three shares ahead of its nearest 25-54 challenger, with a best -ever number in that demo as well.

Perhaps the brightest spot in the book is the number one 12+ finish for the simulcast morning show of Jim London and Mary Ball. This was the first time in the station's history its morning show led this morning -talent laden market.

The PD mantle has changed hands here, as McNeill prepares to head to New York to assume the Viacom VP/Programming post. Taking his place is KOY/Phoenix PD Gary McCartie.

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Morning News Anchor, Eastern Long Island, experience with news and production. Females encouraged to apply. T&R: Box 1200, Southold, N.Y. 11971. EOE 111/18)

Fox 104.7. Eastern Maine's leader seeks midday AT, possible Production Director. T&R: WWFX, Todd Martin, 78 Main St., Belfast 04915. EOE (11/181

Regional AOR FM seeks AT for future openings. Full and parttime. T&R: 92 MDK, J. Bailey. Box 389, Peterborough, NH 03458. EOE (11/251

New, Albany, NY FM Oldies seeking fun, uptempo, AM Driv- er. Three years' minimum experience. Salary 13-15K. Great benefits) T&R: KOOL 97.7FM, Box 14553, 12212. EOE

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Wanted) Killer Nightime ATI Must be a professional mental patient) Will pay top S. Veterans only. T&R: WCCC, Ted Sel- lers, 243 S. Whitney St., Hartford, CT 06105. EOE (11/25)

WMID FM. Atlantic City, seeks morning pro with great production. T&R: Dick Fennessy, Box 50)0, Atlantic City, NJ 08404. EOE 111/251

Boston, MA. Country weeknights. Immediate opening for person with on -air experience. Must be topical, informative and entertaining. T&R: Box 1330, Boston, MA 02254. EOE (11/251

WILD/Boston seeks Program Director. Minimum four years' programming and administrative experience. T&R: Ken Nash, 90 Warren St., Boston, MA 02119. EOE (11/251

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News reporter/FM Anchor needed for AM/FM combo in growing SW N.H. market. Strong writing, interviewing and on -air skills. T&R: WKNE, Leslie Doppler, Box 466. Keene, 04431. EOE (11/251

Midday personality needed for NW N.H. leading station. Some production necessary. T&R: WLTN, Peter Aydelott. Box 349, Littleton, 03561. EOE (11/251

WPGC FM has an opening for a General Sales Manager. Major market experience required. Resume: Benjamin Hill, 6301 Ivy Ln., Suite 800, Greenbelt, MD 20770. EOE (11/251

WPGC AM has an opening for an on -air AM News Director. Major market experience required. T&R: Benjamin Hill, 6301 Ivy Ln., Suite 800, Greenbelt, MD 20770. EOE (11/251

Chase Broadcasting, WJAZ, seeking future full or parttime announcers. T&R: Rick Petrone, 117 Prospect St., Stamford, CT 06901. (2031 327-1400. EOE (11/251

Experienced CHR/PD for competitive small market. Average bucks, but great staff. T&R: Donna Helper. 304 Newbury St., #506, Boston, MA 02115. EOE (11/251

Energetic, organized and creative PD for CHR in the Pocono's. Come join a young, aggressive team. T&R: WSBG-FM, Sue Larose, 22 S. Sixth St., Stroudsburg, PA 18360. EOE (11/251

Morning news anchor, eastern Long Island. Experience with news and production. Females encouraged. T&R: Box 1200, Southold, NY 11971. EOE (11/25)

Suburban NY AC seeks air talents for immediate full and parttime openings. T&R: WSUS, Frank Garrity, Box 102, Franklin, NJ 07416. EOE 111/251

100kw NNE CHR powerhouse seeks strong PM Driver. ASAP. Pipes, production, energy a must. T&R: FM 103, 1335 Washington Ave., Portland, ME 04103. EOE (11/25)

92 Moose overnight position. $200/wkly. plus health and dental. Must be able to think and follow PD's directives. T&R: 45 Memorial Circle, Augusta, ME 04330. EOE (11/251

Two News Directors WPGC AM/FM Washington, DC is looking for two separate News Direc-

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The search continues... If you can relate to an AC audience, and want to do mornings on Long Island, New York. Send me a T&R NOW. Ray Keller, WHFM, 56 Jagger Lane, Southampton, NY 11968. EOE

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FULL SERVICE AC MORNINGS Rare opening for morning man, woman, or team at legendary Full Service AC in New England! If you believe that AM Radio is very much alive, that there is room for genuine personalities on the airwaves, and that you're ready to take over the market's favorite morning show...answer this ad TODAY! We offer one of America's best facilities, a great city, and support from a winning team! Send tape, resume, photo to Radio and Records, 1930 Cen- tury Park West, #272, Los Ange- les, CA 90067. Medium and small market talent encouaged. EOE M/F

Maine 100kw country TSA leader has rare opening for full-time announcer. If you relate well to audience, enjoy appearances, have solid production skills and want to win, send T&R to: Q106.5,

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New England CHR/AC Combo seeks Pro- gram Director. We'll give you great ratings, a superb facility, and a terrific market to work and live in. In return, you keep us on top. T&R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #268, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE.

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PRODUCTION MASTER WSRS, Worcester's most listened -to radio station, needs top notch production pro! Our new Production Director will coordinate all production, voice and produce spots and presentations in state of the art studios, and occasionally be on the air on New England's Lite 'n' Easy 96FM. Rush tape, resume, and writing samples to Mark Edwards, OM, PO Box 961, Worcester, MA 01602. No calls, I'm cut- nog a spot. EOE M/F.

MORNING MOUTH Major Market Northeast station is searching for a personality who can wake up and shake up the country audience. Humor, bits and good phones a must! Send T&R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #266, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

SOUTH 2103, Tellah , FL, searches for enthusiastic, up tempo, late night talent. Good phones and appearance. Photo and T&R: Brian Douglas, Box 13549, 32317. EOE (11/181

WJYO-FM seeks parttime Board Operator. Cover letter, TAR: JOY 108, David Sousa, 2001 N. Mercy Dr., Orlando, FL

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Killer morning sidekick, News Anchor, voice -talent? Your rock and roll animals want you for the tropical Texas Gulf Coast. T&R: 99X, 901 E. Pike Blvd., Weslaco, TX 78596. EOE 111/251

Hey News Directors. Do you miss summer already? Then join this explosive AM/FM combo on Texas Gulf Coast. TAR: KRGE/KRIX, 901 E. Pike Blvd., Weslaco, TX 78596. EOE (11/25)

Now accepting TARs for future news openings. AC fullser- vice F/A news department. Near D.C. Females encouraged. Strong work skills. WFVA, Dick Rossi, Box 269, Fredericks- burg, VA 22401. EOE (11/25)

Hot 105, Montgomery, Al la seeking talented Urban end CHR ATs. Strong production, good organizational skills. TAR: Mickey Coulter, Box 4420, 36103. EOE 111/251

Wanted! News person and Air Personality for urban station. Must be bright, topical, exciting and relatable. TAR: Box 21362, Columbia, SC 29221. EOE (11/251

The Caribbean Q99.5 seeks M/F Al, Talent. 90 degrees year round. No book. TAR: WVIQ, Elmo James, Box 310, St. Croix, USVI, 00820. EOE 111/25)

Attention KY area ATsI Afternoon drive personality with good pipes and excellent production needed. Experience a must. TAR: WOXE, David Siders, Box 517, Elizabethtown, KY 42701. EOE 111/251

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Z103, Tallahassee, FL, searches for enthusiastic, up tempo, late night talent. Good phones and appearance. Photo and TAR: Brian Douglas, Box 13549, 32317. EOE (11/25)

Can you handle a shift (news or AT) end production director at a 50k Album Rock powerhouse? Looking for your first break into managament? TAR: Box 10045, Augusta, GA 30903. EOE (11/251

Great opportunity In Tulsa to replace leading night slot. High energy. Good with phones. TAR: KAY -107, Steve Stucker, 7030 S. Yale, *711, OK 74136. EOE (11/25)

US 99 seeks News Director. ND, sports, anchor, sidekick responsibilities. T&R: WUSJ, Bucky Albright, Box 5188 EKS, Johnson City, TN 37603. EOE 111/251

Up tempo Country seeks ATs to fill talent bank. Full and parttime future openings. Females encouraged. WUSJ, Bucky Al- bright, Box 5188 EKS, Johnson City, TN 37603. EOE 111/251

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plus extra appearances. Cassette and resume to Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- tury Park West, #197, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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So. IL, modern Country aduh dominator seeks mature air and production talent. Must be team player. TAR: WDDD, 1

Broadcast Center, Marion, IL 62959. EOE (11/18)

WYTE-96 is accepting TARs for future openings, all shifts. Give me your best. Jay Allan Wyte, Box 1030, Stevens Point, WI 54481. EOE 111/251

WDNL FM, Danville, II. 50kw. 29+ share seeking MD/PM Drive AT. Stable long term players only. Six day week, 818,000. TAR: Marc, 1501 N. Washington Ave., 61832. EOE 111/251

Group seeks talent all formats, all positions. From major, medium, small markets. T&R: Xanadu, Jacor, 1300 Central Trust Center, Cincinnati, OH 45202. EOE 111/251

Market leader needs quality reporter. Excellent benefits and salary advancement potential. WMAN/WYHT, Mansfield, OH. RON ALLEN: (4191 524.2211. EOE 111/251

WAXX FM has an opening for a drive -time announcer. Solid production skills a must. TAR: WAXX, Tim Wilson, Box 6000, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE 111/251

Sunbelt market PD wanted. Strong programmer/promotion savvy. TAR: McVay Media, Mary Blain, 24650 Center Ridge Rd., #148, Cleveland, OH 44145. EOE 111/251

Expanding WI Country FM seeks first News Director nowt Send me your best. Females encouraged. Jay Allan Wyte, Box 1030, Stevens Point, 54481. EOE (11/25)

KHAK A/F seeking Account Executive. Contact Kerry Murray, GSM, 425 2nd St. S.E., Suite 450, Cedar Rapids, IA 52401, Monday -Friday, 8:00.5:OOpm. EOE (11/25)

AC AM DRIVER NEEDED YESTERDAY At Texas Dominator

T&R to -STEREO

WE NEED *3 years experience *Good Pipes *Killer Production *Visibility *Winning Attitude

WE OFFER *Great Pay/Benefits *New Production Studio *Expansion *52 Year Stability *Highest Rated Staff In The Country

KBST I 1490 609 Johnson St., Big Spring, TX 79720

TOP RATED CHRISTIAN MUSIC STATION NEEDS A PRO

KOJO 94 ... 100K Dallas FM playing Contemporary Christian hits needs this person ... Warm, friendly afternoon drive talent

Multi track production skills Winner's attitude

Growth opportunities for those who Mark Johnson, P.D. excel. NOT an entry level position. Major KOJO 94

market experience preferred. SEND ME 7700 Carpenter Freeway your success story. Equal opportunity Dallas, TX 75247

employer.

IT NEVER SNOWS IN S. FLORIDA! This is it! Three months ago we found out this position was going up for grabs. And finally, we get the chance to staff it. If you're a vibrant, warm, CHR personality with lots of music background and not afraid to open up your mouth and talk, then this PM Drive gig is for you (there may even be some TV

crossover). The salary is top-flight and so is the management. On your way to the post office to mail your T/R, pick Lip a bottle of Coppertone and chuck those scarves and boots once and for all! Submit in strict confidentº to Dick Joseph.

WESTWOOD PERSONALITIES 6201 Sunset RI., Suite Eight - Hollywood, CA 90028 (213) 851-5769

. OR 818-848-1209

OPPORTUNITIES November 25,1988 R&R 51

OPENINGS

Overnights in one of America's great cities. T&R: WARM 98, Nick O'Neil, 205 W. 4th St., Suite 1200, Cincinnati, OH 45202. EOE (11/25)

Strong, small market AM/FM AC seeks experienced sales people. Excellent compensation package. Resume: KCII, Harry Dyer, Box 524, Washington, IA 52353. EOE (11/25)

WXGT is seeking morning news anchor. Strong writer, good voice. Prior experience preferred. Team worker. TAR: Adam Cook, 195 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43215. EOE (11/251

CHR morning personality, Majic-104, Dayton. Overnight TAR: Dave Allen, PD, 699 N. Valley Rd., Dayton, OH 45385. EOE (11/251

Opening for night AT/Production. AOR/CHR with excellent facilities/working conditions and SS. TAR: KCGQ, Doug Can- non, 106 Farrar Dr., Cape Girardeau, MO 63701. EOE (11/251

AC. WNAM in Appleton/Oshkosh seeks future overnight talent. New owners, new attitude, great environment. T&R: Bob Collins, Box 707, Neenah, WI 54957. EOE 111125)

W P G N- F M

STATION MANAGER

The number 2 station in a 9 station market is looking for an experienced AOR programmer who can teach, motivate and lead our staff, who are primarily University of Illinois students. WPGU-FM, a highly successful commercial station, is owned by the Illini Media Company, which also owns and operates the campus newspaper and year- book. Your past programming success coupled with your desire and ability to work with some of the brightest college students in the country will make you one of our top candidates. IMC offers an excellent benefits package for you and your family and is an equal opportunity employer. For full consideration send a resume, a list of references and your salary requirements by De- cember 19, 1988 to Michael K. Smeltzer, General Manager, 57 East Green Street, Champaign, IL 61820.

PROGRAM DIRECTOR #1 rated AOR/CHR needs dynamic on air PD. Requires positive people skills, must plan and execute creative promotions. Selector knowledge helpful. S25K+ in- centives. Opportunity for advancement. Exceptional facilities. Resume and references to: Radio and Records 1930 Century Park West, #273, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

OPENINGS

AFTERNOON DRIVE/AC In the Midwest's Most Dynamic City! 50kw WTPI-FM is adding to its lineup. If you have a

strong, concise, one-to-one delivery; a mature, warm and friendly voice and you possess excep- tionally creative production skills, APPLY NOWI NOWT T&R to:

Gary Havens VP Programming WTPI-FM 20 N. Meridan Suite 800 Indianapolis, IN. 46204 EOE

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ARE YOU STRANGE? Do you look at things differently? Are your talents being wasted? Can you do lifestyle news and support for one of radio's more bizarre morning shows? Can you do voices? Would you like to become a radio actor? Are you a male or female? If you can answer any of the above questions, we may be looking for you. 3ecome part of a new radio success story. Work in a

"Let's have fun and kick butt" atmosphere. Don't waste any more time. Rush your tape, resume and dental X-rays to: Morning Deal, KX- XR, 4722 Broadway, Suite 221, Kansas City, Missouri 64112. KXXR is an equal opportunity employer.

'WEST Chief Engineer 50kw directional AM, 56 kw class FM. Hands on, experienced. Resume, references: KGA/KDRK FM, Art Sanders, 6228 Regal, Spokane, WA 99223. EOE (11/181

We're the Las Vegas market leader and we're accepting TARs for possible future full and parttime openings. Continuous Country KFM, Box 89114, NV 89114. EOE (11/18)

Now accepting applications for Sales, Programming and Sales Management. TK West, Bob Reich, 5217 Ross Ave., Dallas, TX 75206. EOE (11/18)

Full service AC In Rocky Mts. seeks PD/mornings. Stable company. 35 years. TAR: KRSN, Gary Marshall, Box 1176, Los Alamos, NM 87544. EOE (11/18)

CHR KNIN-FM seeking AT for future openings. Females/minorities encouraged. T&R: Bob Ray, OM, Box 787, Wichita Falls, TX 76307. EOE (11/181

AC/NAC morning man needed. New station. N. CA Red- woods region. Relate to 34-49, women especially 'cuddly, teddy bear sound.' T&R: 11366 Graton, Sebastopol, 95472. EOE (11/18)

THE BUZZARD WANTS YOU! Incredible opportunity for high profile personality with minimum three year major market history. Background in AOR, CHR or both but, must understand the first com- mandment of entertainment: "Leave 'em wanting more" , .. everyday! Tapes, resumes and photos... No calls! Send to: Kid Leo or Jeff McCartney

do WMMS, 1200 Statler Office Tower, Cleveland, Ohio 44115

MALRITE COMMUNICATION$ GROUP

STONER BROADCASTING SYSTEM, INC.

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REWARD The rewards cf our procession, both personal and financial, are achieved through your affiliation with top notch broadcasters with a penchant for winning. That is what we are. STONER BROADCASTING SYSTEM, A group of market dominant radio stations in the midwest, northeast and south, is

conducting a nationwide search for the finest AOR, CHR, A/C 8 Country talent for both immediate nad future programming and on air openings. If

you're a quality act, I want your package in my file! Send T&R's to:

SMOKEY RIVERS, VP/Programming, Stoner Broadcasting Sytem, 410 Severn Avenue, Suite 310, Annapolis, MD 21403.

OPENINGS

Talk Show Host, Reporter, News Anchor positions for S. Cali- fornia market. T&R: John Broeske, 3636 N. First, Suite 106, Fresno, CA 93726. EOE (11/251

Advertising Sales. Display and broadcast. Previous sales required. 61.000-1,500/month plus commissions. KGER Stu- dios: 3759 Atlantic Ave., Long Beach, CA 90807. 1213) 427-7907. EOE (11/2511

Lord Knight of programming. Once in a lifetime opportunity. Daily operations./PM Drive. KSGO, Portland, OR. T&R: Rick Scott, 190 Queen Anne Ave., Seattle, WA 98109. EOE (11/25)

Power 102/KPXR, Anchorage, seeking hot afternoon personality. At least three years' experience in medium or large market. Photo, T&R: Steve Knoll, 3700 Woodland Dr., #300, AK 99517. EOE (11/251

50kw Palm Springs Ute, seeks Adult for future fulltime. Sea- soned? T&R: KPLM, Ford, Box 1825, CA 92263. EOE (11/25)

Morning Zoo tyre that turns on listeners and knows their stuff. Great production. Ron Barnhart: (303) 493-1170. EOE (11/25)

News Director for morning drive to bounce off zoo type and lifestyle info. Ron Barnhart: (303) 493-1170. EOE (11/25)

95.9, KEZY, Anaheim seeking morning co -host who can do . character voices, appearances, fun CHR radiol Photo,

T&R: Craig Powers, 1190 E. Ball Rd., CA 92805. EOE (11/25)

Seattle, parttime friendly, warm natural sound sought for outstanding unique radio station. NAC/Contemporary jazz. T&R: KNUA, Bob Linden, 1109 1st Ave., WA 98101. EOE (11/25)

Got a fob? Need a jock? Put it in Opportunities -- and get results! Call

213-553-4330.

Immediate opening at leading AC station KWAV. T&R: Alan Richmond, Box 1391, Monterey, CA 93942. EOE (11/251

Morning entertainer needed. Top -rated CHR in Colorado Springs. T&R: KIKX, John Dantzer, 304 S. 8th St., Colorado Springs, CO 80905. EOE (11/251

MAJOR GROUP MAJOR MARKET MORNING' SHOW

MAJOR DOLLARS. T&R TO RADIO & RECORDS, 1930 CENTURY PARK WEST,

BOX #257, LOS ANGELES, CA 900E7. EOE

KFSO... California's Oldies Powerhouse has a

rare full-time opening. If you are a

talented, uptempo, adult communicator, send T&R to Mike Bushey, KFSO, 4991 E.

McKinley #124, Fresno, CA 93727. EOE

Emmis' X-100 San Francisco needs a top Pro- duction Talent send T&R to Bill Stairs, KXXX, 530 Bush Street, San Francisco, CA 94108. EOE

/AL Desert Southwest Sunbelt AC

seeks high profile adult personalities to dominate competitive market. Only team players with desire to WIN apply. Send T&R ASAP. Opening also for morning news/sidekick. Females encouraged. Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #269, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

ALASKA COMBO If you're ambitious, aggressive, have a

winning attitude and personality and most importantly if you want to make a

ton of money we have a sales position available at our #1 & #3 AM/FM Combo in the Great state of Alaska! Reply to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #267, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

OPENINGS

Exciting Las Vegas AC searching for "The Winning Team." If

you have what it takes and would kill to live in one of America's most exciting cities, send T&R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #270, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE.

FORMAT SWITCH Albuquerque station staffing for format switch. If you're a personality ready for an exciting challenge in one of America's most desirable cities, send your best C&R. KZIA-FM, Bob Roberts, OM, P.O. Box

. 25166, Albuquerque, NM 87125. EOE

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PRODUCTION DIRECTOR Looking for creative pro for Classic Hits format. Must be able to work well with people, run pro-

duction department and create promo's that sizzle. T&R to Mark Capps, KMJK, 9500 S.W. Bar -

bur Blvd., Portland OR 97219. No calls please. EOE

CHR AM Drive/PD needed for medium Western market, in- expensive housing and living cost. Sta- tion poised to make major move in ratings. Needs energetic, take charge PD who is promotionally oriented, good with managing and training young talent. Good production also required. On air, station needs warmth, humor, community involvement, and all the dynamic in- tangibles that make morning personalities stand out. Company growing with excellent future. Salary negotiable. Send resume, tape, production tape, and photo to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #249, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

PD/MORNING AIR PERSONALITY WANTED!

Full service AC AM with New Age FM. We need a person who knows how to corn- municate, is informative and entertaining. Should also be able to do great production. Experience with Selector helpful. If you think you can handle the job and like the Rockies, send a T&R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #263, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

MAGIC 94 EUGENE News Director/

Morning Show Side Kick

KMGE(FM) ("MAGIC 94") seeks News Direc- tor/Morning Show "Side Kick" for highly rated AC Morning Show. Proven news gathering and announcing skills required, but must also be able to relate with morning show host Lee Gordon and TV/Radio weatherman Steve Wohlers in a way that will contribute significantly to likability and listener interest. THIS IS AN IMPORTANT POSITION FOR US. and a great opportunity for someone to work on an already successful morning show that is still experiencing rapid audience growth in

one of America's most livable cities, all brand new equipment and studios, and aggressive promotion of morning show are indicative of owner's commitment to quality and success. Send tape and resume to: John Tllsan, KMGE(FM), Suite 200, 925 Country Club Road, Eugene, Oregon 97401. EOE

52 R&R November 25, 1988 OPPORTUNITIES POSITIONS SOUGHT

Experienced AT seeks advancement. Solid airwork, strong production, team player. Prefer AC/Oldies, Country. DAVE DANIELS: 1712) 233-1160. 111/181

Motivated college grad seeks position in New Age station's music department. Other skills: production, research, on -air. T&R with references. STEVE: (216) 542-2108. (11/181

Looking for Oldies/AC format. Experience in medium and major markets, including Houston and Oklahoma City. Program- ming experience in good small market. (314) 434-8897. (11/181

Cheerful, personality oriented female announcer seeks longterm fulltime spot. Creative, many diversified skills, great production. Assist in management or promos. (504) 649-2957. 111/18)

Three year. Chicago metro Air Personality seeks nighttime Ur- ban/AC. Good skills, pleasant voice, will engineer games, will relocate. MARIO: 12191 398-7123. 111/18)

Attention Program Directors. Do you want to stop playing -

games and seriously improve the sound of your station? Call KB: 1201) 633-8304 or 696-6137. (11/181

In IN/OH there is a CHR or AC in a rated market that believes in personality, production and phones. Be my 3rd gig. Box 21791, S. Euclid. OH 44121. 111/18)

13 YEARS IN RADIO! Currently Production Director 2 NYC stations. Seeking same, AT, or Programming position. CHR/AC/Oldies. Prefer East or South. Willing to learn and ready to join a

winning team. AL (718) 336-7466.

Friendly aduh nightowl, originally from Seattle market, six years' experience, seeks non -screaming, non -Country shift and opportunity to grow. SHAWN: (217) 446.6080. 111/181

AOR/Clessic Rock female stuck in Top 10 Country rut. Gotta get outta this place) Nine years' experience, any size market ok. LEZA: 1404) 457-0694. 111/181

News Pro. Seven years West Coast major market anchor/reporter. Multi award -winner. Ready to work for you yesterday. NICK 1415) 359-3317. (11/18)

Top notch news and sports pro with unlimited potential wants to hit homers for your team) GREG ANDERSON: 233 Knollwood Dr., Highland Hgts, KY 41076-1607. (606) 441-1708. (11/18)

State award winner in production, eight years pro. Need pert - time job in San Diego area. RICK 1601) 545-7307. 111/181

Dave Frye has done CA/AZ/WY. Now where? Experienced but would like more. Any market as long as it's CHR/AOR. (307) 742-5891. (11/181

Four year CHR warrior seeks Florida gig. Great phones and attitude. Make me sweat) Call after 5:00 pm Central. SCOTT: (608) 785-1171. (11/18)

Move over Pete Franklin) Sports as never done before. Enter- taining, outrageous, and insightful. Talk and PBP. JOHNNY: 1312) 588 2379.111/18)

Hot CHR AT/Production Whiz, Nine years' experience. Great on -air style. Steven Spielberg-like production. Impressive background. ERIC: 1414) 324-4782. 111/181

Experienced AT with research. 8 -track skills. Dedicated with BA and looking for medium/small market, AOR/CHR with fulltime opening. Ready to relocate. JIM: (216) 884-5237. (11/18)

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Smooth, professional female AT looking for AC/Country/CHR or Oldies. $25,000'. Currently working in Top 40 market. Write: HC, Box 53H, Hamlin, KY 42046. (11/18)

Experienced PBP announcer seeking high school basketball opportunities. DAVE: (612) 770-2931. 111/18)

10 year pro seeks position in the South. Experience includes Country, Big band, Oldies. Have worked Dallas -Ft. Worth. Prefer small/medium market. STEVE: 1919) 822-2064. (11/18)

Hot Rockin', flame throwin', steel belted morning talent with big numbers. West Coast Banana: (7141 782-8302. 111/18)

Warm, real communicator, seeks relationship with your listeners. 14 year pro, now mornings. Topical, silly, great phones. Prefer NC. MIKE: 19191 921.2342. 111/181

New guy) Innovative, creative AT with production skills and outstanding writing ability. C'mon, make me feel good about paying back my student loan. KENNY H: (215) 449-9416. (11/181

Announcer/MD doing mornings In Providence. Six years AC, Country, Jazz seeks PD/Announcer position Boston/Provi- dence. Production skills. STAN: (508) 252-4715. 111/18)

Talkshow host with OM/PD/Producing experience looking for a new place to talk. Seeks major/medium. PERRY: (313) 239-0905. (11/181

Excellent voice. Five year pro. Experience includes TV, anchor, PBP, remotes, PR and more. Great personality. Team player. CHRIS: )2141 272-3164. (11/251

Hey Tampa Bay. I long to see you across the wide 275. AC, Oldies, Country. 10 years, humor, warm. JOE: (617) 359-2825. (11/25)

Looking for Oldies/AC format. Experience in medium and major markets, including Houston and Oklahoma City. Program- ming experience in good small market. (314) 434-8897. (11/25)

Experienced AT wants gig in Texas, OK, LA. N. Mexico or AR.

I love small market! DONN: (817) 281-8528. (11/25)

Need someone to shake things up? To get things moving up again? I can do Country, Oldies and AC very well. JERRY: 15121 631-3608. (11/251

Great voice wants permanent full or parttime on -air position. AOR or AC. 12011 445-5331. 111/251

Personality AT with one year experience, looking for more. I've worked AC/CHR/AOR and will relocate anywhere for you. DAN: 1714) 528.9898. 111/25)

Interested In Top 40 end Urban. Willing to do news, sports, love production. DENNIS SCOTT: 1312) 213-1948. (11/25)

Reporter/Talk Show host seeks medium market. Currently in one. 1414) 722.1520. 111/25)

Pick an ad, any ad. This one will do. I have three years' experience and want phone-in talk, classic rock, or AOR on either coast. BRAD: 1607) 535-7652. 111/251

10 year pro seeks position in the south. Experience includes Country, Big Band, Oldies. Have worked Dallas/Ft. Worth. Prefer small/medium market. STEVE: 1919) 822.2064. 111/251

Macy in the Mornings now available. Personality oriented stations only. Major market experience. Stable, reliable, strong. Want station same way. 1614) 397-6229. 111/25)

Hot CHR Air Personalhyl Nine years' experience. Great on -air style. Entertaining and fun. Creative production. Impressive background. ERIC: 1414) 324-4782. 111/251

Unemployed AT wants back in. Five years' experience, all shifts and many formats. Great production, writing and voices. TOM: 19071 279-6031. 111/251

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Seeking PD position smell to medium market in SW or NW. Mature female, 14 years In the business. Organized, hard working, positive. DEE DEE: 13181 865-0439. 111/251

Research Director. Top Gunl Major market background, de - greed, seeks group owner or single station. Experienced with PCs, focus -groups, call -outs, perceptual. JASON: 16021 886-5635. 111/251

Anyone use live ATs? Intelligent, witty, deep piped veteran at 31 seeks drive slot. Western states preferred, anywhere career oriented OK. STEVE ALLISON:18051 3 7 3-74 2 2. 111/25)

Catch a rising star. Recent college grad with solid writing and production skills seeks winning team. 18 months on -air experience. KEV: 18141 472.5352. 111/251

On -air promotions Director searching for first programming gig. I've done everything else, can I work for you? Let's talk about winning) LYN: (214) 566-6433. 111/251

Dave Frye with small and medium market experience in CHR/ AOR, but desires more. 13071 742.5891. (11/251

Everybody says they're the best, but my ratings prove it for me. Seven year morning winner. Voices, bits, phones. Per- sonality. Let's win together. JAY: (7181 720-7281. (11/25)

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Talk producer/director with gift for good conversation seeks own Talk opporturvty. You'll love my T&R: FRED: (7031 694-4638. (11/251

Are you looking fora creative morning team that understands radio fun doesn't necessarily mean being raunchy and obnox- ious? 15181 583-0696. 111/251

Interested in Oldies. Jazz, all news and most formats. Eight years radio. Have worked at KMPC, KDES, KPPC. Will relocate. OSCAR: 18181 982-1255. 111/251

Experienced, energetic AT seeks advancement. Solid air - work, strong production and team player. Prefer AC/Oldies/ Country. DAVE: 17121 233-1160. 111/25)

Recent broadcasting school grad seeks live radio) Take me away from babysitting. Let's talk real radio) Upper midwest/ northwest. Country, Oldies, CHR. CASEY O: 1701)545.7441. 111 /251

State award winner in production, eight year pro. Need parttime job in San Diego area. RICK: (6011 545.7307. 111/251

NYC CHR ad/promo tro can move now to your top 10 market. Top 50 market n ith air duties. (7181 544-9347.111/251

Sales oriented, Country PD who can bring you numbers as well as assist in marketing. Let's talk. Seeking career move in

Southeast or Southwest. RIC: 1619) 281-9495. (11/251

A promotions man with master plans seeks opportunity to put your station in demand) Experienced in UC radio and television. ROB: 1301) 563-0080. 111/25)

14 years. five of then- CHR PD, AT, competent CHR. Hot AC, AOR. Heavy promotion minded. Humorous, stable. CAPT BILL SIMMONS: 12061 734-5939 collect. 111/251

Need PD/MD? Ten year pro now in New York metro loves Boston area badly. Looking for CHR/AC needing dedicated, skilled, sincere programmer. 12031 357-9859. (11/251

POSITIONS SOUGHT

Columbia 1987 graduate seeks employment in announcing near West Virginia. 13041 366-8320. (11/251

Talkshow host with OM/PD/Producing experience looking for a new place to talk. Seeks major/medium. PERRY: 1313) 239-0905. 111/25)

Broadcasting school and college grad with Management, advertising and sales experience seeks to break in on the air. Prefer Midwest. Self-starter. CHARLIE: 16191 587-0138. 111/251

If you're looking for an anchor person, you're looking for mel I'm bright, talented, and willing to relocate. T&R: TRACY, (612) 421-0899. 11 i/251

19 years' experience. News, morning man, production, copy, PD, ND. Good voice, hard worker, stable. Medium, large markets. LARRY KAY: (717) 653-2500. Immediate availability. 111/251

NAC/AC. PD/MD. P1 experience. Motivation, dedication, pro- fessionalism. Seeks to make NAC format more accessible to radio consumers. JON: 1312) 763-7042. 111/25)

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LUTHER VANDROSS COVER GIRLS NOV RIDS W THE B

YAWN WHITE AL B. SURF LEVERT NEW EDITION TAYLOR DAYNE Hottest: FREDDIE JAC'FSON BOYS CHERRELLE SURFACE ZIGGY MARLEY AND

WDJYIWaanington

J.C. Floyd

BRENDA RUSSELL DONNA ALLEN EWE CHARA KHAN ICE -T WAS (NOT WAS)

DOUG E. FRESH NEW RIDS ON THE B

VANESSA WILLIAMS Hottest: BOYS CUY KEITH SWEAT BOBBY BROWN NEW EDITION

W HUR/Washington Mike Archie

KEITH SWEAT SADE LPO BAND SHOCK -A -RA E -LAN DAZZ BAND Hottest: BOYS CHERRELLE LOOSE ENDS BRENDA RUSSELL GERALD .AI.STON

WJIZJAM/Any Tony Wright

DOUG E. FRESH VANESSA WILLIAMS MICHAEL RODGERS SAMANTHA FOX GERALD ALBRIGHT ROB BASE M.C. SHAH TYRONE DAVIS DENIECE WILLIAMS E -LAN SLICK RICK ORIGINAL CONCEPT TONE -LOO Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO BOYS CHERRELLE SURFACE

KBCEJAIesandrie

Rob Neal

VESTA RAM WHITE TONY TONI TONE ANTOINETTE FIRST COLE:AN TYRONE DAVIS AVERAGE WHITE BAP GERALD ALBRIGHT SAMANTHA FOX ALEESE SIMMONS JOCELYN BROWN EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE Hottest: MICHAEL JACRSON CHERYL 'PEPSI!- F

CAMEO CH FPR ELLE SURFACE

W VE EI Atla me Ray Boyd

BE BE L CE CE WIN SADE DENIECE WILLIAMS NEW RIDS ON TIE B

P:EW EDITION Hottest: BOYS CHERYL 'PEPSII' R

CHERRELLE FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO

WENS/A llanta Lyles/Castle

NEW EDITION JOHNNY KEMP BE BE t CE CE WIN VANESSA WILLIAMS AL B. SURE Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO CHERRELLE SURFACE JONATHAN BUTLER

WFXAIAugusta Carl Conn.,

NEW EDITION VANESSA WILLIAMS SLICE RICK AL B. SURE JOHNNY KEMP LUTHER VANDROSS ALEESE SIMMONS EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE AVERAGE WHITE FAN SAMANTHA FOX Hottest: CAMEO CHERYL 'PEPSII' P

CHERRELLE FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS

N ESS/Albuquerque H ill Thomas

CHERRELLE ART OF NOISE RAZE TODAY AL JARREAS TONY TONI TONE Hottest: SURFACE WAS (NOT WAS) VESTA BOYS ROBERT PALMER

KOKO/Denver Danny Harris

AL JARREAU SADE KIARA EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE AL B. SURE MELBA MOORE DENIECE WILLIAMS GUY HOMY COLLINS Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO BOYS TODAY MICHAEL JACKSON

KACEILos Angeles Wslls:lipps

TONE -LOO TONY TONI TONE t -LOOSE ALEESE SIMMONS DENISE WILLIAMS DESIREE COLEMAN SPARKLE ROBBIE NEVIL LUTHER VANDROSS SADE AL B. SURE Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' F

BOYS VESTA CHERRELLE CAMEO

KJLHILos Angeles

Cliff Winston

KARYN WHITE ROBERT BROOKINS MICHAEL RODGERS AL B. SURE LUTHER VANDROSS NEW EDITION DENIECE WILLIAMS JOHNNY KEMP TONE -LOO GUY Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON CHERYL 'PEPSII' CHERRELLE VESTA POTS

KDAY/ILos Angeles Patterson Washington

JAZZY JEFF ANTOINETTE NEW CHOICE CUY BOOGIE DAWN PRODS LIFE 'N' DEF T LA ROCK LEVEL ONE BOYZ FROM DETROIT NEW EDITION KIARA ROBEPT BROOKINS GEORGIA Z-LOOKE Hottest: SIR MIX -A -LOT. BOYS REAL ROXANNE CHERYL 'PEPSII" P

KIDS PLAY

KMYXIOIai

GllmorelVlllarimo

-ONE-LOO SURFACE Hottest: CAMEO CHERRELLE ROB BASE BOYS SHEENA EASTON

XHRMISan Diego L.D. McCollum

SADE EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE LUTHER VANDPOSS KARYN WHITE BE BE A CE CE WIN VANESSA WILLIAMS NEW KIDS ON THE B

Hottest: BOYS ROBERTA FLACK FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO ZIGGY MARLEY AND

KSOUSan Francisco MoodylRobenson

FIVE STAR TON E. -LOO SALT t PEPA DURAN DURAN RJ'S LATEST ARRIV KEITH SWEAT TAYLOR DAMN! ALE LUTHER VANDPOSS Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' R

BOYS LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BARER SURFACE

KKF %/Seattle RoRert L. Scott

BOBBY BROWN SADE MELBA MOORE NEW KIDS ON THE SAMANTHA FOX NEW EDITION KARYN WHITE VANESSA WILLIAMS AL JARREAS DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: BOYS JONATHAN BUTLER VESTA CHERP ELLE CHERYL 'PEPSII'

KOIA:Oakland

Jell Harrison

none Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON CHERYL 'PEPS!'" P

BOYS ANITA BAKER LUTHER VANDROSS

KOXUHaron Rouge Welch/Clay

NEW RIDS ON THE B

KARYN WHITE NEW CHOICE AVERAGE WHITE BAN LUTHER VANDROSS JOCELYN BROWN MELBA MOORE ROBBIE NNIL Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS CHERRELLE CAMEO SURFACE

VI/ION/Baton Rcu9e

Matt Morton

AVERAGE WHITE BAN CASHFLOW AL JARPFAU BE BE A CE CE WIN NEW KIDS ON TEE B

MELBA MOORE YAll AND THE PLAS TYRONE DAVIS Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO SURFACE CHERRELLE BOYS

WATVIBirmingham Ron January

LUTHER VANDPOSS CHANNEL 2

INNER CITY PAY GOODMAN t BR NEW EDITION Hotte at: RAYS CHERYL 'PEPSI!' R

CAMEO CHERRELLE STAPPCINT

WE NN/HWmingham Dare Donnell

GUY SASE CHANNEL Z

LUTHER VANDPOSS DAll SAND :OCELYN BROWN MELBA MOORE INNER CITY SLICK RICK POB BASE Hatteet: CHERYL 'PEPSII- P

CAMEO CHERRELLE POTS BY ALL MEANS

W PAL/C harteslon Don Kendricks

FRANKIE D LUTHER VANDPOSS BOB DASE MICR PICK AL JARREAD Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON ROBEPTA FLACK LEVERT CHEPYL 'PEPSII' F

CHAKA !'HAN

Z93/Charleston

CINC Fletcher

TEJDT PENDERGRA. GEORGIA DENISE WILLIAMS JAllY JEFF NEW EDITION RAY GOODMAN s BR JOHNNY HEMP LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO BOYS CHERRELLE SURFACE

W PEGICharlotte Michael Saunders

PIARA SADE LEVERT PAY GOODMAN s BR ALEESE SIMMONS CUY Hottest: CHERRELLE BOYS CAMEO CHERYL 'PEPSII' f

SWEET OBSESSION

WJTTIChattanooga Phillips/St. James

BOBBY BROWN KIARA ALEESE SIMMONS JOCELYN BROWN SADE GEORGE HOWARD FRANKIE D E -LAN ROB BASE GAVIN CHRISTOPHER Hottest: JONATHAN BUTLER ROBERTA FLACK BY ALL MEANS LOOSE ENDS CHERRELLE

W W DMIColumbia Andre Carson

NEW EDITION LUTHER VANDROSS TEDDY PENDERGRASS SADE CHANNEL 2

JOCELYN BROWN KENNY O BRENDA RUSSELL Hottest: BOBBY BROWN BOYS CAMEO ?IGCY MARLEY AND CHERRELLE

W F XEJColumbus Byron Pins

Z L:VE CREW GEORGE BENSON AL B. SUPE LUTHER VANDPOSS NEW EDITION JOCELYN BROWN KENNY G Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' C HesEO JONATHAN BUTLER TODAY CHAKA KHAN

K1041Dohs Spears/Smith

JOCELYN BROWN VANESSA WILLIAMS KARYN WHITE INNER CITY ROBERT BROOKINS LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: CHERRELLE CHERYL 'PEPSI!' F

TODAY CAMEO JONATHAN BUTLER

W F %CIDufNam WRlkerlMack

GEORGIA MORRIS DAY TONE -LOO BIG DADDY KANE KIARA Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSI!' R

CHERRELLE KARYN WHITE BOBBY BROWN BOYS

KPRRIEI Paso

Perry/Mono

SADE MICHAEL RODGERS GEOPGIO NEW EDITION JOHNNY O Hottest: CHERRELLE SAMANTHA FOX MICHAEL JACRSON BOYS JONATHAN BUTLER

WZFX/F, yenerelle Tony Lyoe

TEDDY PENDERGRASS RIARA DENIECE WILLIAMS AL B. SURE LUTHER VANDROSS ALEESE SIMMONS JOCELYN BROWN AVERAGE WHITE BAN Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON CHERYL 'PEPSI(' P

BOYS SURFACE VESTA

K OLL/Ft. Worth -Dallas

Michelle Madison

LUTHER VANDPOSS JOCELYN BROWN AL JARREAS KARYN WHITE TONY TONI TONE SAMANTHA PDX Hottest: BOYS FREDDIE JACKSON CHERYL 'PEPSI!' ANITA BARER CHERRELLE

W ONG/Greensboro Doc Hollidee

LUTHER VANDROSS AL B. SURE GUY NO, KIDS ON THE SADE GEORGE BENSON JOCELYN BROWN JAllY JEFF Hottest: CN EPR ELLE K EITH SWEAT BOYS ZIGGY MARLEY AND BOBBY BROWN

Z104/Greenville

DarloNDupree

JEFFREY OSBORNE DENISE LASALLE RENE' MOORE RIARA AL JARREAU MICHAEL RODGERS SALT s PEPA SADE Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' FREDDIE JACKSON CHERRELLE BOYS SURFACE

WOFXIGullon.Biloal Al Las

W PDOIJacksonville CrumbllylBropks

none Hottest: BOYS ZIGGY MARLEY AND SURFACE BOBBY BROWN TODAY

KU/Killeen

Alton Malmo,.

SADE DONNA ALLEN JOCELYN BROWN AVERAGE WHITE BAN KARYN WHITE CHANNEL 2

MELBA MOORE NEW EDITION DENIECE WILLIAMS TYRONE DAVIS Hottest: BOYS CHERRELLE FREDDIE JACKSON SURFACE TODAY

K FXZ1Lalayette LeBlanclMarrnon

TONY TONI TONE ALEESE SIMMONS RARYS WHITE BOBBY BROWN INNER CITY Hottest: BOYS CAMEO FREDDIE JACKSON CHERRELLE SURFACE

K XZZ/Lake Charles Singleton/Denise

JEFFREY OSBORNE RENE' MOORE KEITH SWEAT NEW EDITION EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE FOUR TOPS LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: BOYS CHERYL 'PEPS!'" R

CAMEO VESTA ANITA BAKER

WOISILaurel

Ron Dares

LOOSE ENDS KEITH SWEAT WEE PAPA GIRL RAP AVERAGE WHITE BAN ZIGGY MARLEY AND PRINCE SHEENA EASTON Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS CAMEO JONATHAN BUTLER CHERRELLE

Z991Laurel

Uuan Shelby

AL JARREAS SADE LUTHER VANDROSS ROBERT BROOKINS CASHFLOW

B NAJEE WEE PAPA GIRL RAI JAllY JEFF JOHNNY KEMP GERALD ALBRIGHT Hottest: BOYS CHERRELLE CAMEO SURFACE DIGOY MARLEY ONE

U1021Lesington Wrlght/Hollday

EWE KARYN WHITE AL JARREAU VANESSA WILLIAMS GEORGIA JAZZY JEFF CASHFLOW NEW CHOICE SAMANTHA FOX

R TOO NICE SCOTT WHITE Hottest: BOYS CHERRELLE CAMEO FREDDIE JACKSON SURFACE

KEITH SWEAT ROBBIE NEVIL SHOCK -A -RA TYRONE DAVIS BOBBY BROWN KARYN WHITE PUBLIC ENEMY SALT I PEPA TONY TONI TONE SAD! CASH FLAN'' E -LAN EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE AVERAGE WHITE BAN 71.2

JAllY JEFF Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON CHERYL 'PEPSII' R

BOYS BRENDA RUSSELL CHERRELLE

KHYS/Houston Heywood/Smallwood

BOBBY BROWN SHEENA EASTON AL B. SURE INFORMATION SACIE SAMANTHA FOX JAZZY JEFF NEW EDITION SWEET TEE SURFACE LUTHER VANDPOSS Hottest: NEW EDITION PAYS CAMEO CHFPYL 'PEPSI!- F

.AIR MIX -A -LOT

W JMA Jack son Paul Todd

LENNY WILLIAMS FOOL t THE GANG GEORGIA NEW CHOICE KIARA Hottest: ANGELA BOFILL TEDDY PENDERGRASS JEFFREY OSBORNE Z-LOORE POBERTA FLACK

K W TD(LItIe Rock Lyn Henry

BOBBY BROWN SADE JESSE JOHNSON AL JARREAU ALEESE SIMMONS SIEDAH GARRETT REAL ROXANNE J. BLACKFOOT GERALD ALBRIGHT GEORGIA FRANKIE D Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS CHERRELLE SURFACE VESTA

KIPR/LiBIe Rock

MondaylSee

JAllY JEFF BOBBY BROWN CHARA KHAN ALEESE SIMMONS KIARA AL JARREAS EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' P

ANITA BARER TODAY BOYS ZIGGY MARLEY AND

WLOU/louisrllle

Ange Canessa

AL B. SURE ROBBIE NEVIL NEW EDITION FWSF GUY SARAN WHITE GEORGE BENSON RJ'S LATEST ARRIV TONY TONI TONE Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' R

ZIGGY MARLEY AND FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS CHERRELLE

W JYULoulsrille FIe1CslMarch

RENA SCOTT CANDY AL JARREAS YAZ! AND THE PLAS ROB BASE ROBERT BROOKINS KARYN WHITE Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS CHERRELLE CAMEO SURFACE

W JJSlLynchburg Lad Goons

KIARA EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE ROBERT BROOKINS Hottest: BOYS CAMEO ZIGGY MARLEY AND ROBERTA FLACK VESTA

KRNBIMamphis Jones: W alker

LOOSE ENDS EWE CHARA KHAN PUBLIC ENEMY RIARA TYRONE DAVIS JOtP EY KEMP POP BASE AL JAPREAU SWEET TEE Hottest: BOYS CAMS FREDDIE JACKSON CHBRR EL LE JONATHAN BUTLEP

WA LT EMer alian Steve Poston

DENIECE WILLIAMS AVERAGE WHITE BAN WEE PAPA GIRL PAP AL JARREAU SAFE EAZY E

TONY TON[ TONE YAIZ AND THE PLAS VANESSA WILLIAMS Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS CHER B EL LE SURFACE JONATHAN PUTLET

WEDR:Miami Jackson/Jones

FIVE STAR KARYN WHITE BOBBY BROWN E -LAN FLICK RICK TYRONE DAVIS rm.: EDITION RAY GOODMAN t BR MASTERS OF CEREMO SHEET TEE Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' P

CAMEO FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS SURFACE

KCHX/MIdIand-Odessa

Jerry Mlles

Z:GCE MARLEY AND BOBBY BROWN VANESSA WILLIAMS MICHAEL RODGERS JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: BOYS C'1 ERR EL LE CHERYL 'PEPSII' P

TODAY TROOP

W BLX/Mobele Tony Brown

KARYN WHITE 2-LOORE MICHAEL RODGERS NEW EDITION SLICK RICK ROB BASE BOB BAILEY Hottest: CHERRELLE FREDDIE JACKSON CHERYL 'PEPSII' R

CAMEO VESTA

KYEAJMonroe

Diamond/Jack

SAMANTHA FOX ZIGGY MARLEY AND CHARA KHAN KARYN WHITE GEORGE HOWARD ISM AD GERALD ALBRIGHT DENISE WILLIAMS JOHNNY HEMP TYRONE DAVIS Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' B

CAMEO REDDINGS 3OYS CHERRELLE

MOTION Montgomery CoulterlMarsin

ROBBIE NEVIL WAS OIOT WAS) LUTHER VANDROSS SADE GEORGIA Hottest: ANITA BAKEP MICHAEL JACKSON Z111GY MARLEY AND MIDNIGHT STAR TODAY

W OIMIMontgomery Michael Long

SALT a PEPA GEORGE HOWARD SPLIT IMAGE ROB BASE "ARE ANTHONY RENNY G

DENIECE WILLIAMS DELLS SAMANTHA FOX GEORGIA Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' BOYS CAMEO TODAY MICHAEL JACKSO

WINS/New Bern EN. Kirkland

RARER WHITE AL B. SURE `_'ARBY BROWN SAMANTHA FOX TODAY CHANNEL 2

Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSI!' R

SWEET OBSESSION READY FOF THE WAR SURFACE POPS

WYLD.FM/Mew Odeon* Vic Savage

AL B. BUIE .TODAY CALF TONY TONI TONE SAMANTHA FOX :.MEET OBSESSION LUTHER VONDROSS Hottest: BOYS FREDDIE JACKSON CHERRELLE LOOSE ENDS CHERYL 'PEPSI!' R

W O W IMoAolk CrumblsylJason

none Hottest: SURFACE BOYS TODAY ZIGGY MARLEY AND RAZE

W TMPITampa Chess Turret

SADE SAMANTHA FOX JOCELYN BROWN TYRONE DAVIS CHANNEL 2

DENISE WILLIAMS SLICK R CR NEW EDITION ORIGINAL CONCEPT Hottest -

JONATHAN BUTLEP LOOSE ENDS MICHAEL JACKSON CHERYL 'PEPSI!' FREDDIE JACKSON

WORIJOrlando Earl James

ALFONZ :ONES ORIGINAL CONCEPT SLICK RICK SUPER LOVER CEE BOY! FROM DETROIT MC SHY D DENIECE WILLIAMS KARYN WRITE Hottest. CHERYL 'PEPSI!' P

FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO BOYS SURFACE

W JHMIO'lando Llnseyl/koltywood

DONNA ALLEN GERALD ALSTON TONE -LAC TRACIE SPENCER SALT s PEPA Hottest: KARYN lIHI-E

KEITH SWEAT BOYS ROB BASE ICEY-J

W OOKI Haleigh Young/Eastman

TODAY ANGELA BOFILL SHEENA EASTON KEITH SWEAT KARYN WHITE TONY TONI TONE MY LEKA LEVERT AL JARRFAU PEBBLES EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE BE BE s CE CE WIN EWAF NEW K DS ON THE B

AVERAGE WHITE BAN DURAN DURAN ALEESE SIMMONS BOBBY BROWN TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: CHERP. 'PEPSI!' R

FREDD:E JACKSON ANITA BAKER AL B. SURE LUTHER VANDPOSS

KDKS/Shreveport

Mike Hernandez

GUY KARYN WHITE GERALD ALSTON ROBERT BROOKINS CHARA KHAN KIARA EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE NAJ EE SIR MIX -A -LOT Hottest: BOYS CHERRELLE LOOSE ENDS FREDDIE JACKSON ZIGGY MARLEY AND

Z921Tyler

Vanessa Batyer

SIEDAH GARRETT VANESSA WILLIAMS RENA SCOTT INNER CITY MELBA MOORE SALT s PEPA GEORGIA SADE LUTHER VANDROSS BOY! FROM DETROIT Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS CAMEO CH FP R ELLE JONATHAN BUTLER

WANM/Tallahassee

Gerald Tookes

JOHNNY KEMP PLAY GOODMAN t BR NEW EDITION BOOTS'S COLLINS JOCELYN BROWN CASHFLOW GEORGE HOWARD SADE WEE PAPA GIRL RAP ROB BASE BOYZ FROM DETROIT Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' BOYS SURFACE LOOSE ENDS CHERRELLE

P W R9CINorlolk BrownlDlamond

RENE' MOORE KARYN WHITE LUTHER VANDPOSS Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSII' R

CHERRELLE RAZE BOYS FREDDIE JACKSON

W OOKINashrllle Terrell Newby

BOBBY BROWN LUTHER VANDRC DIANA ROSS AL B. SURE LENNOX a CREE Hottest: FREDDIE JACKS: CAMEO BOYS SWEET OBSESSIO SURFACE

WCDX/Richmond Chuck Woodson

NEW EDITION AL B. SURE SAMANTHA FOX GEORGE MICHAEL GUY TODAY CHAFA KHAN JEFFREY OSBORNE RIARA Hottest: BOYS CAMEO FREDDIE JACKSON MICHAEL JACKSON CHERRELLE

WP/Petersburg Debbie Parker

LUTHER VANDPOSE KARYN WHITE INNER CITY MELBA MOORE GERALD ALBRIGH' SADE SHOCK -A -RA Hottest: JONATHAN BUTLEI BOYS CH ERP ELLE ROBERTA FLACK ZIGGY MARLEY At

WGCBCAIdago TaylorlPneto

TEDDY PENDERCRAS PORGY BROWN SADE ALEESE SIMMONS MICHAEL RODGERS JOCELYN BROWN JOHNNY HEMP SAMANTHA FOX MARCO SPOON Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON LOOSE ENDS CHERRELLE VESTA BOYS

WIZF/Clncinnati

DuRardlHankston

NEW EDITION BOBBY PRAWN STARPOINT Z -LOOSE DONNA ALLEN JAZZY JEFF WAS (NOT WAS) WE BE F CE CE WIN LENNOX s GREEN GEORGE BENSON DIANNE REEVES AL JARREAS GERALD ALSTON Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSI[' P

FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO CHERRELLE JONATHAN BUTLEP

WBLZJCinclnnetl TI Tom Owens

BE BE A CA CE WIN DAll BAND BOOTS'S COLLINS KATHY M.ATHIS WAS INJT WAS) Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON VESTA JONATHAN SUTLER DAYS CH EP P ELLE

WEAK/Cleveland Lynn Tolliver

AL JARREAD AL P. SUPE LITIEP VA:DPOSS ALEESE SIMMONS INNER CITY TYRONE DAVIS VANESSA WILLIAMS JETS NEW EDITION Hottest: BOYS LFVEPT CHERREI I.F. TICGY MARLEY AND ROBERTA FLACK

W CK %/Columbus Stevens/Willis

NEW CHOICE AL JARRFAU MELBA MOORE ROB BASE ROBBIE NEVIL SADE M.C. HAMMER VANESSA WILLIAMS SALT a PEPA Hottest: FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS JONATHAN EVILER CHERRELLE CAMEO

W VOIIToledo Paul Brown

ROBBIE NEVIL RJ'S LATEST ARRI4 AL JARREAS JOHNNY HEMP ROB BASE AVERAGE WHITE BM GUY KEITH SWEAT TEDDY PENDERCRAS. E -LAN PUBLIC ENEMY TONY TONI TONE Hottest: INNER CITY CHERRELLE SURFACE CAMEO BOYS

W GPRlDelnn Joe Spancar

KENNY G BOYZ FROM PETROL' LPO BAND BOBBY BROWN BADE ROB BASE AVERAGE WHITE BAN JOHNNY HEMP TYRONE DAVIS Hottest: BOYS BY ALL MEANS CAMEO CHERRELLE VESTA

KBUZIEldorado

H.W. Wright

AL JARFUL/ EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNI EWE INNER CITY BOBBY BROWN Hottest: CHEPR ELLE CAMEO MICHAEL JACKSON VESTA DOTS

WK WM/Grand Rapid Frank Grant

KEITH SWEAT DAll BAND DENIECE WILLIAMS KARYN WHITE LENNY WILLIAMS LUTHER VANDROSS SALT L PEPA VANESSA WILLIAMS Hottest: BOBBY BROWN CAMEO CHERRELLE BOYS ANITA RARER

WTLCnndianapoha JohnsonlBuchanon

none Hottest: CHERYL 'PEPSI!' 1

CAMEO FREDDIE JACKSON BOYS JONATHAN BUTLER

KPRS/Kansas City Monica Nightingale

BY ALL MEANS SADE POBERT BROOKINS JOCELYN BROWN SAMAN-HA FOX.

AL P. SURE LUTHER VANDROSS DENIECE WILLIAMS NU SHOOZ TAYLOR DAYNE BUSY BEE Hottest: BOYS CH ER R EL LE VESTA ZIGGY MARLEY AND SURFACE

KM APlMinneaRolls SL Paul Al Alonzo

GERALD ALBP:CHT ROB BASF SAMANTHA FOX SHIRLEY LEWIS VANESSA WILLIAMS CHARA KHAN Hottest: CHEPA EL LE PAYS ZIGGY MARLEY AND CAMEO JONATHAN HUTIER

KPRW/OMahoma City Darnell Swift

EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE TONY TONI TONE KIRBY COLEMAN BOYZ FROM DETROIT INNER CITY SAMANTHA FOX Hottest: BOYS BRENDA RUSSELL VESTA TODAY SURFACE

W TLZJSaglna Kermit Crocker

SADE DENISE WILLIAMS CUY WAS (NOT WASI ROBBIE NEVIL AVERAGE WHITE BAN POI) RASE LENNOX L GREEN AL JARREAD /.ARYN WHITE Hottest: CAMEO BOYS CHERYL 'PEPSII' R

SURFACE VESTA

KMJMISt. Louis Mike Sindlord

GEORGE BENSON SADE RIARA EVELYN 'CHAMPAGNE HOWARD HEWETT Hottest: BOYS CHERRELLE SURFACE CAMEO FREDDIE JACKSON

W VKOIColumbus JoneslMorns

JEFFREY OSBORNE 2-LWRE RENE' MOORE AL JARREAS Hottest: CHERRELLE SURFACE BOYS FREDDIE JACKSON CAMEO

96 Current Reporters 94 Current Playllst

Called In A Frozen Playllst (2) KDIAIOakland WTLC/Indlanapolis

54 URBAN R&R November 25, 1988

NATIONAL AIRPLAY

BREAKERS. KARYN WHITE

Superwoman (WB) 75% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 23/2, Light 42/25, Total Adds 27 including WXYV, WDAS, K104, WEDR, PWR94, KJLH, XHRM, WWKX, KBCE, KQXL. Debuts at number 35 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

ALEESE SIMMONS I Want To Be Your Lover (Orpheus/EMI)

70% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 23/0, Light 44/13, Total Adds 13 including WDAS, WGCI, WZAK, KBCE, WFXA, WPEG, WJTT, WZFX, KFXZ, KIPR. Debuts at number 38 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING Kisses Don't Lie (EMI)

65% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 18/4, Light 44/14, Total Adds 14 including WXYV, KMJM, XHRM, KBCE, WFXA, WQFX, Z16, KIPR, WJJS, WOOK. Debuts at number 39 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

ROBERT BROOKINS

Where Is The Love (MCA) 63% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 23/0, Light 36/8, Total Adds 8, K104, KPRS, KDAY, KJLH, Z99, WJYL, WJJS, KDKS. Debuts at number 40

on the Urban Contemporary chart.

AL JARREAU So Good (Reprise)

63% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 17/3, Light 43/20, Total Adds 23 including KRNB, WZAK, WVKO, WNHC, WXOK, WPAL, KDLZ, Z104, Z99, U102.

ÑEW r _\

SAMANTHA FOX "I Wanna Have Some Fun" (Jive/RCA) 56/17 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 17/2, Light 36/15, Total Adds 17 Including KHYS, WYLD, WGCI, KPRS, WJIZ, KBCE, WFXA, KDLZ, U102, KYEA. Heavy: WDJY, KPRR, KKSS. Mediums include: KRNB, PWR94, WOWI, WBLZ, XHRM.

SADE "Turn My Back On You" (Epic) 51/32 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 8/3, Light 43/29, Total Adds 32 Including WXYV, WDAS, WHUR, WVEE, WGCI, KPRS, KMJM, XHRM, 0C104, WENN. Medium: K104, WWKX, WFXA, WFXE, WFXC.

VANESSA WILLIAMS "Dreamin'" (Wing/Polydor) 51/17 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/1, Light 42/16, Total Adds 17 including WXYV, WUSL, WDJY, K104, WZAK, XHRM, WJIZ, WEKS, WFXA, U102. Mediums include: KRNB, WYLD, KPRS, WWDM, WFXE.

KENNY G "Silhouette" (Arista) 49/4 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 27/0, Light 19/4, Total Adds 4, WWDM, WFXE, WOIM, WGPR. Heavy: XHRM, WOMG, WPDO. Mediums include: WDAS, WAMO, WHUR, K104, WZAK.

MICHAEL RODGERS "I Like It Like That" (WTG) 45/7 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 38/6, Total Adds 7, WGCI, KJLH, WJIZ, KPRR, Z104. KCHX. WBLX. Heavy: KMAP. Medium: KRNB. WWKX, KIIZ, WALT, WCKX.

JOCELYN BROWN "R -U -LONELY" (Trl-World) 44/16 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 40/16, Total Adds 16 including WXYV, K104, WGCI, KPRS, KBCE, KQXL. WENN, WJTT, WWDM, WFXE. Medium: WFXA, WCDX, KACE, KFOX.

GERALD ALBRIGHT "Feeling inside" (Atlantic) 44/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 18/0, Light 26/7, Total Adds 7, WJIZ, KBCE, Z99, KWTD, KYEA, WPLZ, KMAP. Mediums include: WDAS, WHUR, KRNB, WGCI, WZAK.

RAZE "Break 4 Love" (Columbia) 43/1 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 22/1, Light 12/0, Total Adds 1, KKSS. Heavies Include: WILD, WDAS, WDJY, PWR94, WOWI. Mediums Include: WUSL, WHUR, K104, WBLZ, KJLH.

BEBE & CECE WINANS "Heaven" (Capitol) 41/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 34/8, Total Adds 8, WDAS, WVEE, WBLZ, XHRM, WEKS, WXOK, WOOK, WIZF. Mediums Include: K104, WEDR, KMJM, WANM, WTMP.

NEW EDITION "Can You Stand The Rain" (MCA) 37/27 Rotations: Heavy 4/1, Medium 7/2, Light 26/24, Total Adds 27 including WXYV, WILD, WDAS, WUSL, WVEE, KHYS, WEDR, WZAK, KDAY, KJLH. Heavy: WDJY, WFXC, WJHM. Medium: KPRS, WJYL, HOT105, KDKS, KDKO.

INNER CITY "Big Fun" (Virgin) 36/10 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/0, Light 23/10, Total Adds 10, K104, WZAK, 0C104, WATV, WENN, KFXZ, WPLZ, Z92, KBUZ, KPRW. Heavy: WIKS, KMAP, WVOI. Mediums include: WXYV, WILD, WDAS, PWR94, WGCI.

DENIECE WILLIAMS "This is As Good As it Gets" (Columbia) 35/19 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 35/19, Total Adds 19 including WUSL. MEE, KPRS, KJLH, WNHC, WJIZ, Z93, WZFX, KIIZ, WALT.

GEORGIO "I Don't Want 2 Be Alone" (Motown) 35/11 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/1, Light 24/10, Total Adds 11 including KDAY, OC104, 293. WFXC, KPRR, WJMI, U102, KWTD, HOT105, WOIM. Heavy: WWDM. Mediums include: K104, KHYS, WYLD, KJLH. KSOL.

STETSASONIC "Talkin' All That Jazz" (Tommy Boy) 35/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 10/0, Light 21/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WDAS, WHUR, WJMI, WPLZ. Mediums include: WXYV, KRNB, WEDR, WYLD, WZAK.

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "You Got It (The Right Stuff)" (Columbia) 33/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 28/11, Total Adds 11 including WAMO, WDJY, WVEE, XHRM, 0C104, WWKX, KQXL, WXOK, WOMG, WOOK. Medium: WILD, K104, HOT105, WCDX, WVOI.

MELBA MOORE "Love And Kisses" (Capitol) 33/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 27/9, Total Adds 9, KQXL. WXOK, WENN, KIIZ, WPLZ, Z92, WCKX, KDKO, KFOX. Mediums include: WJIZ, WPAL, WFXE, WZFX, WALT.

TEDDY PENDERGRASS "Love Is The Power" (Elektra) 32/6 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 16/2, Light 14/4, Total Adds 6, WGCI, Z93, WWDM, WZFX, WOOK, WVOI. Heavy: WJMI, WOIM. Mediums include: WDAS, WUSL, WEDR, WOWI, WWKX.

LUTHER VANDROSS "She Won't Talk To Me" (Epic) 31/31 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/4. Light 27/27, Total Adds 31 including WUSL, K104, KHYS, WYLD, PWR94, WZAK, KPRS, KJLH, XHRM, KSOL.

DAZZ BAND "Open Sesame" (RCA) 30/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 24/4, Total Adds 4, WHUR, WBLZ, WENN, WKWM. Mediums include: WZAK, WJIZ, WFXE, WALT, WCKX.

AL B. SUREI "Killing Me Softly" (WB) 27/19 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/5, Light 19/14, Total Adds 19 Including WILD, WUSL, KHYS, WYLD, WZAK, WWKX, WEKS, WFXA, WFXE, WZFX. Medium: WDJY, XHRM, WJHM.

CASHFLOW "Love Education" (Atlanta Artists/Mercury) 26/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 22/7, Total Adds 7, WXYV, WDAS, WXOK, WQFX, Z99, U102, WANM. Medium: WFXA, WTMP, KOKO, KFOX.

CHANNEL 2 "In Debt To You" (Wing/Polydor) 26/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 14/6, Total Adds 6, WAN, WENN, WWDM, KIIZ, WIKS, WTMP. Heavy: WOWI. Mediums include: WVEE, K104, KRNB, KMJM, WXOK.

SWEET TEE "On The Smooth Tip" (Profile) 26/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 24/3, Total Adds 3, KHYS, KRNB, WEDR. Medium: WJIZ, WCKX.

SADE (32) LUTHER VANDROSS (31)

NEW EDITION (27) KARYN WHITE (27) AL JARREAU (23) AL B. SURE (19)

DENIECE WILLIAMS (19) BOBBY BROWN (17) SAMANTHA FOX (17)

VANESSA WILLIAMS (17)

HOTTEST BOYS (81)

CHERRELLE (65) CAMEO (46)

FREDDIE JACKSON (45) C. "PEPSII" RILEY (44)

SURFACE (32) ZIGGY MARLEY (21)

JONATHAN BUTLER (19) VESTA (16) TODAY (12)

RECURRENTS mm - 1 A. BAKER/Giving

9 2 S. WONDER/Eyes

1 3 AL B. SURE/Rescue - 4 S. OBSESSION/Gonna

3 5 MID. STAR/Boat

2 6 L. VANDROSS/Any

5 7 B. BROWN/Prerogative - 8 TROOP/Heart

4 9 RFTW/Girly

6 10 N. EDITION/You're

WAS (NOT WAS) "Spy In The House Of Love" (Chrysalis) 24/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/1, Light 16/5, Total Adds 6, WAMO, WDJY, WBLZ, HOT105, WIZF, WTLZ. Heavy: KKSS. Mediums include: WPDQ, Z99. KCHX, WTLC, KDIA.

SIEDAH GARRETT "Refuse To Be Loose" (Owest/WB) 22/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 17/2, Total Adds 2, KWTD, Z92. Medium: WNHC, WPAL. KIIZ, WIMP, KKSS.

D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE "Brand New Funk" (Jive/RCA) 19/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/1, Light 148, Total Adds 9, KDAY, OC104, Z93, WOMG, WQFX, Z99, U102, KIPR, WIZF. Medium: KRNB, WYLD, KIIZ, WALT.

RENA SCOTT "No Parking In My Love Zone" (Sedona/JCI) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 12/2, Total Adds 2, WJYL. Z92. Mediums include: WEDR, WPAL, WJTT, U102, WCKX.

7A3 "Coolin' In Cali" (Geffen) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 14/1, Total Adds 1, WOFX. Heavy: KDAY. Medium: WGCI, KJLH, WPLZ, WV01.

AVERAGE WHITE BAND "A Spirit Of Love" (Track) 18/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 18/13, Total Adds 13 including KBCE, WFXA, KOXL, WXOK, WZFX, WQFX, KIIZ, WOIS, WALT, WOOK.

GUY "Teddy's Jam" (MCA) 18/11 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 2/0, Light 14/11, Total Adds 11 including KDAY, KJLH, WENN, WPEG, WOMG, WLOU, WCDX, KDKS, WTLZ, WVOI. Heavy: WWDM, WFXC. Medium: WILD, WJMI.

BOYZ FROM DETROIT "(I've Got) Female Trouble" (Music Merchant) 17/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 16/6, Total Adds 6, KDAY, WORL. WANM, Z92, WGPR, KPRW. Medium: KRNB.

SHOCK -A -RA "Love Is Rising" (Future) 17/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 14/4, Total Adds 4, WHUR, WNHC, WOFX, WPLZ. Medium: KRNB, WCKX, WGPR.

M.C. HAMMER "Pump It Up" (Capitol) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6 0, Light 11/1, Total Adds 1, WCKX. Mediums include: KDAY, KJLH, KSOL, WFXC, WJMI. ROBBIE NEVIL "Back On Holiday" (EMI) 16/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/2, Light 11/7, Total Adds 9, OC104. KQXL, WOFX, WLOU, HOT105. WCKX, WTLZ, WVOl. KACE. Medium: 2104. KCHX, KKSS.

E -LAN "Should Have Known Better" (Warlock) 16/6 Rotations Heavy 0/0 Medium 1/0, Light 15/6, Total Adds 6, WHUR, WEDR, WJIZ, WJTT, WQFX, WVOI. Medium: WIMP. DOUG E. FRESH "Cut That Zero" (Reality/Danya) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/1, Light 8/1, Total Adds 2. WDJY, WJIZ. Heavy: WCKX. Mediums include: WDAS, WHUR, WPAL. W°EG, WFXC.

ROB BASE & D.J. E -Z ROCK "Get On The Dance Floor" (Profile) 15/15 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 15/15, Total Adds 15 including WUSL. KRNB, WJIZ, WENN, WPAL, WJTT, WJYL, WBLX, WOIM, WANM.

FUNK DELUXE "I Surrender" (Plaza) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 10/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WPAL, KDLZ, WOIM, WANM, KPRW.

ROBERT IRVING III "Midnight Dream" (Mercury) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 410, Light 11/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WEDR. U102. WLOU. WVOI.

RAY, GOODMAN & BROWN "Where Did You Get That Body, (Baby)" (EMI) 14/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/1, Light 11/4, Total Adds 5, WEDR, WAN, 293, WPEG, WANM. M ilium: WJMI, KWTD.

GEORGE BENSON "Twice The Love" (WB) 13/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 10/5, Total Adds 5, KMJM, WFXE. WOMG, WLOU, WIZF. Medium: WFXC, WJMI, WOIM.

FRANKIE D "Love Is Just A Game" (Mega Jam) 13/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0. Light 13/3, Total Adds 3, WPAL, WJTT, KWTD.

DURAN DURAN "I Don't Want Your Love" (Capitol) 12/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/0, Light 3/2, Total Adds 2, KSOL. WOOK. Heavy: WAMO. Mediums include: KHYS, OC104, WWKX, KPRR, KIIZ.

DESIREE COLEMAN "Romance" (Motown) 12/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, KACE. Heavy: Z16. Medium: Z92.

JOHNNY KEMP "One Thing Led To Another" (Columbia) 11/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/1, Light 10/10, Total Adds 11 including KRNB, WGCI, KJLH, WEKS, WFXA, Z93, 299. KYEA, WANM, WGPR.

TYRONE DAVIS "(It Keeps On) Flashin' Back" (Future) 11/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 11/11, Total Adds 11 including KRNB, WEDR, WZAK, WJIZ, KBCE, WXOK, WQFX, KIIZ, KYEA, WIMP.

SLICK RICK "Teenage Love" (Columbia) 11/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 0/0, Light 11/9, Total Adds 9, WDAS, WEDR, WJIZ, WFXA, WENN, WPAL. WBLX, WORL, WIMP.

NEW CHOICE "Funny Feeling" (WB) 11/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/5, Total Adds 5, KDAY, KOXL. WJMI, U102, WCKX. Medium: KACE.

LPO BAND "Love Go 'Round" (NFS) 11/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 4/0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, WHUR, WGPR. Medium: WXYV, WOWI, WZAK, WPDQ.

MARK ANTHONY "Kiss You All Over" (Tabu/CBS) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/O, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, WOIM.

SIR MIX -A -LOT "Posse' On Broadway" (Nastymix) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 5/O, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Total Adds 1, KDKS. Heavy: KHYS, WZAK, KDAY, WPDQ, WJHM. Medium: WJYL, WBLX,

WOMACK & WOMACK "Missing Persons" (Island) 10/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 7/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WPAL, WIMP, KPRW.

J J Reports/Adds

1 SAMANTHA FOX/I Wanna Have Some Fun (Jive/RCA) 56/17 2 MICHAEL RODGERS/I Like It Like That (WTG) 45/7 3 RAZE/Break 4 Love (Columbia) 43/1 4 BEBE á CECE WINANS/Heaven (Capitol) 41/8 5 INNER CITY/Big Fun (Virgin) 36/10 6 STETSASONIC/Talkin' All That Jazz (Tommy Boy) 35/0 7 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK/You Got It (The Right Stuff) (Columbia) 33/11 8 CHANNEL 2/In Debt To You (Wing/Potydor) 26/6 9 SWEET TEE/On The Smooth Tip (Profile) 26/3

10 WAS (NOT WAS)/Spy In The House Of Love (Chrysalis) 24/6

New artists have not yet had a UC Breaker.

"YOU ARE EVERYTHING"

DAVID

FEATURING MARCUS MILLER

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Comes The All-Encgmpassing New Single!

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56 COUNTRY R&R November 25, 1988

NATIONAL AIRPLAY

NEW ._: J.C. CROWLEY "Paint The Town And Hang The Moon" (RCA) 94/22 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 34. Light 60, Total Adds 22, WVAM, WHWK, WTCR, WBEE, KYKR, KPLX, WESC, KILTFM, WKYO, WPAP, WCHY, WGEE, WTSO, WXCL, KTPK. KRST. KYAK, KOHL. KUGN, KWHT, KUPL. KRAK. Moves 46-39 on the Country chart.

GENE WATSON "Don't Waste It On The Blues" (WB) 88/28 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 25, Light 61, Total Adds 28 including WVAM, WHWK, WAJR. WDSY, WPOR, WWVA. WYNK, WESC, WMSI, WAMZ, WKYQ, WIRK, WONE, WCUZ, KTPK, KZSN, KIK-FM, KIZN, KKAT, KRPM. Moves 50-42 on the Country chart.

SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & BICKHARDT "Rigamarole" (MTM) 78/14 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 28, Light 50, Total Adds 14, WOCB, WTCR, WDSY, WWVA, WVMI, WESC, WAMZ, WWKA, WCHY, WOYK, 'OUSE, KZSN, KRWQ, KKAT. Medium: KASE, KHEY, WCMS, WYYD, WOW, KDRK. Moves 48-43 on the Country chart.

DESERT ROSE BAND "I Still Believe In You" (MCA/Curb) 76/31 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 12, Light 64, Total Adds 31 including WXTU, WDSY, KEAN, WUSY, KYKX, WAMZ, WGKX, WWKA, WPAP, KKYX, WOYK, WUBE, WYNG, K102, KTPK, KIK-FM, KEKB, KZLA, KSOP, KRPM. Debuts at number 45 on the Country chart.

TANYA TUCKER "Highway Robbery" (Capitol) 71/45 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 7, Light 63, Total Adds 45 including WCAO, WYRK, WZPR, CHOW, WZZK, WXBQ, WCOS, WGKX, WOKK, WSIX, WNOE. WOWW, WAXX, KFKF, KUPL, KTOM, KSOP, KCKC, KSAN, KRPM. Debuts at number 48 on the Country chart.

LARRY BOONE "I Just Called To Say Goodbye" (Mercury) 6720 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 19, Light 47, Total Adds 20, WVAM, WHWK, WAJR, WEZL, WUSY, WKLO, KHEY, WAMZ. WLWI, WNOE, WOWW, WYYD, KFGO, KWMT, KGHL, KIZN, KNIX, KWJJ, KKAT, KDRK. Debuts at number 47 on the Country Chart

MERLE HAGGARD "You Babe" (Epic) 63/20 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 20, Light 42. Total Adds 20, WCAO, WXTU, WBEE, KEAN, KRRV, WYNK, WVMI, KHEY, WIVK. WGKX, WNOE, WPAP, WOWW, WIRK, WUSQ. WOW, KTPK, KGHL, KFMS, KDRK. Debuts at number 46 on the Country chart.

JO -EL SONNIER "Rainin' In My Heart" (RCA) 61/17 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 18, Light 43, Total Adds 17. WZPR, WWVA. KEAN, WMSI, WKYQ, WOWW. WYYD, KWMT, WFMS, KFKF, WTSO, WWJO, WTHI, KTPK, KIK-FM, KEKB, KTOM. Medium: KIKK, KILTFM, WAMZ. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart.

CONWAY TRIM "I Wish I Was Still in Your Dreams" (MCA) 56/30 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 47, Total Adds 30 including WOBE. WAYZ, WRKZ, WPOR, WWVA, WYNK, KKIX, WOKK, WKSJ, WSIX, WWKA, WPAP, KAJA, KJNE, WUSQ, WAXX, KFDI, KRKT, KUUY, KALE.

MICKEY GILLEY "She Reminded Me Of You" (Airborne) 55/10 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 19. Light 35, Total Adds 10, WCAO, WUSY, WLWI, WPAP, WYYD, KTPK, KIK-FM, KWJJ, KKAT, KDRK. Heavy: KFGO. Medium: KRRV, KYKR, KHEY, WCMS, WOYK, WBVE, KITS, KVOO, KTOM. Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart.

ANNE MURRAY "Slow Passin' Time" (Capitol) 5324 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 45, Total Adds 24, WCAO, WOCB, WRKZ, WAJR, WXKX, WPOR, WWVA, KHEY, WLWI, WOWW, WYYD, KKYX, WUSQ, WDAF, KCJB, WMUS, KVOO, KFDI, KGHL, KVOC, KUUY, KUPL. KALF, KSOP.

EDDY RAVEN "'Tll You Cry" (RCA) 52/43 Rotations' Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 46, Total Adds 43 including WOKE, WRKZ, KEAN, KASE, WEZL, WIVK, WGKX, WKSJ. WNOE, WCMS, WWKA, WODR, KAJA, WYNG, KFKF, WTHI, KRST, KUZZ, KNIX, KIIO.

J MASON DIXON "When Karen Comes Around" (Capitol) 44/4 Rotations: Heavy 5, Medium 10, Light 29, Total Adds 4, WXBQ, KIKK, KCJB, WTHI. Heavy: WXKX, KPLX, KFDI, KWOX, KALF. Medium: WOCB, CHOW, KEAN. KRRV, WTVY, KHEY, WPAP, KFGO, WOW, KRKT.

OAK RIDGE BOYS "Bridges And Walls" (MCA) 37/30 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 5. Light 32, Total Adds 30 including WCAO, WZPR, KMML. KASE, WEZL, WIVK, WLWI, WSIX,

WNOE, WAXX, WCUZ, WTSO, WTHI, KFDI, KIZN, KWHT, KNIX, KIIO, KTOM, KSOP.

T.G. SHEPPARD "You Still Do" (Columbia) 34/20 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 29, Total Adds 20, WRKZ, WWVA, KASE, WTVY, KIKK, WOKK, WPAP, WUSQ, WAXX, KFGO, WOW, WTHI, KTPK, KVOO, KFDI, KRKT, KIZN, KRWQ, KALF, KSOP.

CHARLY McCLAIN "Down The Road" (Mercury) 33/10 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 29, Total Adds 10, WOCB, WOBE, WAYZ, WMC, WCMS, WYYD. WUSO, KCJB, KRWQ, KEKB Medium KRRV, WTVY, WGKX. KFDI. Light: WCAO, KMML, WXBQ, KKIX, WLWI, KWMT.

LINDA DAVIS "All The Good Ones Are Taken" (Epic) 33/6 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 24, Total Adds 6, WAMZ, WYYD, WTSO. KCJB, KIK-FM, KIZN. Medium: WPOC, WTVY, KIKK, WCMS, KFGO, WTCM, KALF, KTOM, KDRK. Light: KRRV, KKIX, KKYX, WDAF, KVOO.

SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO "I Feel Fine" (Columbia) 29/25 Rotations Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 27, Total Adds 25 including WCAO, WRKZ, WPOR, KMML, KASE, WEZL, WOKK, WKSJ, WWKA, WTVR, WIRK, WGARFM, WOW, KIZN, KVOC, KRWQ, KWHT, KWJJ, KTOM.

ROBIN LEE "Before You Cheat On Me Once" (Atlantic America) 27/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 25, Total Adds 11, WAYZ, WWVA, KHEY, WAMZ, WTSO, WOW. KITS, WTCM, KFDI, KRWO, KALF. Medium: WTVY, KRKT. Light: KMML, KYKX, WOKK, WLWI, WNOE, WAXX.

DAVID LYNN JONES "Tonight In America" (Mercury) 26/1 Rotations- Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 19, Total Adds 1, KEAN. Medium: WPAP, WTVR, KXRB, WTCM. KWOX, KALF, KDRK Light: WOBE, WXKX, KMML, WXBO, KKIX, WIVK, KLLL. WNOE, WWKA, KRKT, KVOC, KWJJ.

LIONEL CARTWRIGHT "You're Gonna Make Her Mine" (MCA) 24/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 20, Total Adds 5, KRRV, KHEY, KKYX, KBMR, WAXX. Medium: WTVY, WTVR. KITS, KRKT. Light: WWVA, WIVK, WPAP, WDAF, WOW, WTCM, KVOC, KFRE, KRWQ.

JEFF CHANCE "Let It Burn" (Curb) 24/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 23, Total Adds 5, WOKK, WCMS, WTHI, KUUY, KEKB. Medium: WAJR. Light: WWVA, KMML, WTVY, KIKK, KBMR, WAXX, WOW, KVOO. KWJJ.

CEE CEE CHAPMAN & SANTA FE "Gone But Not Forgotten" (Curb) 22/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 20, Total Adds 8, WPOC, WWVA, WTVY, KKIX, WTVR, WOW, WTCM, KFDI, Medium: WCAO, KRKT. Light: WXKX, KYKR, WNOE, WCMS, KBMR, WAXX, KFGO, KVOO, KVOC, KRWO, KWJJ. KEEN.

O'KANES "Rocky Road" (Columbia) 22/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 16, Total Adds 1, KEAN. Medium: WUSY, WTVR, KITS, WTCM, KFDI, KTOM. Light: WAYZ, WNOE, WCMS, WUSO, KFGO, WDAF, KVOO, KWOX, KRKT, KVOC, KRWO. KEKB, KWHT, KWJJ, KSOP.

CANYON "Love Is On The Line" (16th Avenue/Capitol) 21/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 19, Total Adds 10, WCAO, WXKX, WORC, KHEY, WOKK, KJNE, KBMR, KWMT, KITS, KRKT. Medium: KMML, WTVY. Light: KEAN, KRRV, KPLX, KKIX, WDXE, WTVR, WTCM, KRWQ, KWJJ.

LYNN ANDERSON "What He Does Best" (Mercury) 21/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 21, Total Adds 6, KHEY, WOKK, WYYD, WDAF, KFDI, KALF. Light: KRRV, WTVY, KKIX, WDXE, WNOE, WCMS, WTVR, KBMR, WAXX, KVOO, KWOX, K1K-FM, KYAK, KRWQ, KWJJ.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC "Honey I Dare You" (WB) 18/17 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 16, Total Adds 17, WXKX, KMML, KASE, WTVY, KKIX, WKSJ, KBMR, WBVE, KCJB, WTCM. KUUY, KEKB, KWHT, KALF, KIIO, KSOP, KRPM. Heavy: WDAF.

T. GRAHAM BROWN "Come As You Were" (Capitol) 18/13 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 17, Total Adds 13, WOBE, KEAN, KMML, WEZL. KKIX, KYKX, WKSJ, WCMS, WTVR, KVOO, KVOC, KEKB, KIIO. Light: WAYZ, WXKX, WYNK, WDXE, KXXY.

CHRIS AUSTIN "I Know There's A Heart..." (WB) 10/6 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 9, Total Adds 6, KMML, WTVY, WOW, KVOO, KFDI, KVOC. Light: WCMS, KUUY, KRWO, KWJJ.

JOSH LOGAN "Everytime I Get To Dreamin"' (Curb) 9/6 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 2, Light 7, Total Adds 6, KRRV, KMML, WTVY, KKIX, KWMT, KVOO. Medium: WDAF, KCKC.

Light:

KXXY

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ARTIST/Song Title (Label) Album Title

CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/Uneasy Rider '88 (Epic) Homesick Heroes RICKY VAN SHELTON/Hole In My Pocket (Columbia) Loving Proof HIGHWAY 101/Setting Me Up (WB) 101

DWIGHT YOAKAM/I Got You (Reprise) Buenas Noches From... RICKY VAN SHELTON/From A Jack To A King (Columbia) Loving Proof HOLLY DUNN/Traveling Prayer (MTM) Across The Rio Grande NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Johnny 0 (WB) Workin' Band

ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL/Chattanooga Choo Choo (Epic) Western Standard Time

RANDY TRAVIS/Written In Stone (WB) Old 8 x 10

RESTLESS HEART/Jenny Come Back (RCA) Big Dreams In A Small... DESERT ROSE BAND/Hello Trouble (MCA/Curb) Running CHARLIE DANIELS BAND/Alligator (Epic) Homesick Heroes K.T. OSLIN/This Woman (RCA) This Woman

RICKY VAN SHELTON/Somebody's Back In Town (Columbia) Loving Proof RODNEY CROWELL/Above And Beyond (Columbia) Diamonds And Dirt

Streamlined music scheduling.. .

IISTORY GRAPHS NO REPEAT WEEKENDS SPECIAL ARTIST PROTECTION FIXED & MIGRATING CLOCK POSITIONS TWO-FER TUESDAYS PERFECT PERFORMANCEWWAVE SCHEDULING 36 DAY PLAYS PER SHIFT CHARTS TOP FORTY ARTIST REPORTS SONG KEY TRANSITION kDVANCED ARCHIVE EDITING SYSTEM PREDICTED ROTATION GRIDS AUTOMATIC CATEGORY MIGRATION GOLD RECYCLING CATEGO

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November 25, 1988 R&R COUNTRY ADDS 8. HOTS 57

MOST ADDED EAST HOTTEST

Tanya Tucker (Capitol)

Gene Watson (WB)

K.T. Oslln (RCA)

Restless Heart (RCA)

MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST

Eddy Raven (RCA) Restless Heart (RCA)

Tanya Tucker (Capitol) Keith Whitley (RCA)

MOST ADDED

Alabama (RCA)

Eddy Raven (RCA)

MIDWEST HOTTEST

Restlest Heart (RCA)

George Strait (MCA)

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8 7 3 0 KEITH WHITLEY/When You Say Nothing At All (RCA) 166/0 152 13 1

6 5 2 0 RESTLESS HEART/A Tender Lie (RCA) 168/0 147 18 3 TANYA TUCKER (45)

14 10 5 © PAUL OVERSTREET/Love Helps Those (MTM) 166/0 128 35 3 EDDY RAVEN (43) ALABAMA (42)

15 11 a 0 K.T. OSLIN/Hold Me (RCA) 168/0 117 45 6 DWIGHT YOAKAM (35'

16 12 10 0 JUDDS/Change Of Heart (RCA/Curb) 169/0 107 58 4 DESERT ROSE BAND (31) 3 1 1 6 REBA McENTIRE/I Know How He Feels (MCA) 151/0 118 25 8 OAK RIDGE BOYS (30) 17 14 11 EDDIE RABBITT1We Must Be Doin' Somethin' Right (RCA) 168/2 93 66 9 CONWAY TWITTY (30)

4 4 4 8 GEORGE STRAIT/If You Ain't Lovin' (You Ain't Livin') (MCA) 148/0 107 33 8 GENE WATSON (28)

20 17 16 0 RODNEY CROWELL/She's Crazy For Leaving (Columbia) 169/2 72 89 8 DAN SEALS (26) KATHY MATTEA (25)

19 15 14 a SHENANDOAH/Mama Knows (Columbia) 164/2 82 69 13 SWEETHEARTS OF THE RODEO (25)

11 9 7 11 VERN GOSDIN/Chiseled In Stone (Columbia) 148/0 98 38 12 47 28 19 ® RANDY TRAVIS/Deeper Than The Holler (WB) 169/6 37 114 18 21 18 17 ® BAILLIE & THE BOYS/Long Shot (RCA) 159/1 68 76 15

18 16 15 WILLIE NELSON with JULIO IGLESIAS/Spanish Eyes (Columbia) 148/0 69 64 15

24 20 1e ® PATTY LOVELESS/Blue Side Of Town (MCA) 162/3 50 100 12 HOTTEST I 2 6 16 RICKY VAN SHELTON/I'll Leave This World Loving You (Columbia) 123/0 75 35 13

27 23 21 a HIGHWAY 101/All The Reasons Why (WB) 160/3 24 117 19 RESTLESS HEART (100)

2s 22 zo C)SAWYER BROWN/My Baby's Gone (Capitol/Curb) 149/2 35 89 25 KEITH WHITLEY (80)

36 29 24 a STEVE WARINER/Hold On (A Little Longer) (MCA) 154/16 11 105 38 REBA McENTIRE (68)

32 26 22 STATLER BROTHERS/Let's Get Started If We're... (Mercury) 147/7 22 95 30 K.T. OSLIN (68) PAUL OVERSTREET (68)

31 27 23 ® JOHNNY CASH & HANK WILLIAMS JR./That Old Wheel (Mercury) 131/2 16 75 40 GEORGE STRAIT (66)

37 30 26 .Z HANK WILLIAMS JR./Early In The Morning And Late... (WB/Curb) 143/7 9 96 38 RICKY VAN SHELTON (48) 42 36 27 ® SKIP EWINGBurnin' A Hole In My Heart (MCA) 154/18 5 93 56 VERN GOSDIN (43)

49 37 29 a EARL THOMAS CONLEY/What I'd Say (RCA) 157/12 3 96 58 JUDDS (33)

- - 36 ® ALABAMA/Song Of The South (RCA) 159/42 10 67 82 SHENANDOAH (20)

- 40 31 IZD DAN SEALS/Big Wheels In The Moonlight (Capitol) 153/26 4 81 68 5 6 9 27 BARBARA MANDRELL/I Wish That I Could Fall... (Capitol) 103/0 43 47 13

44 37 1 KATHY MATTEA/Life As We Knew It (Mercury) 143/25 3 61 79

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2 3 13 32 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/I've Been Lookin' (WB) 96/0 35 49 12 1 J.C. CROWLEY/Paint The... (RCA) .94/22 35 31 29 33 McCARTERS/I Give You Music (WB) 99/4 8 63 28 2 MASON DIXON/When Karen... (Cap.) 44/4 10 a 12 34 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Rebels Without A Clue (MCA/Curb) 90/0 29 45 16 3 LINDA DAVIS/All The Good Ones... (Epic) ..33/6

BREAKER ® SHOOTERS/Borderline (Epic) 114/14 2 52 60 4 ROBIN LEE/Before You Cheat... (Atlantic) ...27/11 BREAKER 0 FORESTER SISTERS/Sincerely (WB) 113/19 4 50 59 5 L CARTWRIGHT/Yoú re Gonna... (MCA) .. 24/5

6 JEFF CHANCE/Let It Burn (Curb) 24/5 BREAKER ffI HOLLY DUNN/(It's Always Gonna Be) Someday (MTM) 111/17 1 47 63 7 C.C. CHAPMAN/Gone But Not... (Curb) ... 22/8

7 19 30 38 SOUTHERN PACIFIC/New Shade Of Blue (WB) 49/0 16 23 10 8 CANYON/Love Is On... (16th AvefCap.) ....21/10 - - 46 0 J.C. CROWLEY/Paint The Town And Hang The Moon (RCA) 94/22 0 34 60 9 CHRIS AUSTIN/I Know There's.. (WB) .... 10/6 9 13 34 40 MICHAEL JOHNSON/That's That (RCA) 50/0 17 25 14 10 JOSH LOGAN/Everytime I Get To... (Curb) ... 9/6

12 21 35 41 ROSANNE CASH/Runaway Train (Columbia) 41/0 13 19 9 New artists have not yet had a Country Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60% - - so 3 GENE WATSON/Don't Waste It On The Blues (WB) 88/28 2 25 61

- - 4e a SCHUYLER, KNOBLOCH & BICKHARDT/Rigamarole (MTM) 78/14 0 28 50 of reporting stations. 29 25 25 44 MOE BANDY/I Just Can't Say No To You (Curb) 57/0 4 38 15

DEBUT ) C) DESERT ROSE BAND/I Still Believe In You (MCA/Curb) 76/31 0 12 64 MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achiev-

I DEBUT > Z MERLE HAGGARDNou Babe (Epic) 63/20 1 20 42 ing the most adds nationally, and the songs reported

I DEBUT >m LARRY BOONE/I Just Called To Say Goodbye (Mercury) 67/20 1 19 47 "honest compiled from all our reporters. The number

In parentheses immediately following the songs in nEBUT t) TANYA TUCKER/Highway Robbery (Capitol) 71/45 1 7 63

Most Added & Hottest indicate the total number of

I DEBUT > Q JO -EL SONNIER/Rainin' In My Heart (RCA) 61/17 0 18 43 Country reporters adding the song this week or

DEBUT > Q MICKEY GILLEY/She Reminded Me Of You (Airborne) 55/10 1 19 35 noting that the song Is among their five hottest.

BREAKERS, FORESTER SISTERS

Sincerely (WB) .

On 67% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 50, Light 59, Total Adds 19, WZPR, WBEE, WILQ, WZZK, WCOS, KNFM, WWKA, WODR, WCHY, KRMD, WOYK, WKKQ, WITL, WTSO, KWEN, KZSN, KYAK, KKCS, KZLA. Moves 49-41-36 on the Country chart.

SHOOTERS Borderline (Epic)

On 67% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 52, Light 60, Total Adds 14, WTCR, WIXY, WKHX, KASE, KNFM, WKYQ, WCHY, KRMD, WMUS, KWOX, KRST, KSOP, KSON, KEEN. Moves 44-41-38-35 on the Country chart.

Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting

stations. New & Active records are those receiving airplay at 30-59% of the stations.

Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay at 5-29% of the stations. Records do not

have to reach Breaker in order to chart. However, once a record charts, it must reach the

60% airplay level within the three following weeks to achieve Breaker status.

II

HOLLY DUNN

(It's Always Gonna Be) Someday (MTM) On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 47, Light 63, Total Adds 17, WYRK, WTCR, WBEE, WIXY, WKLO, KHEY, KLLL, WQDR, WQYK, WKKQ, KWEN, KRKT, KIK-FM, KKCS, KFMS, KNEW, KCCY. Moves 47-42-37 on the Country chart.

THANKS RADI "(IT'S ALWAYS GONNA BE) SOMEDAY" (72116)

olly t4~4. R& R ®. BREAKERS.

FROM THE ALBUM BB @ 'ACROSS THE RIO GRANDE' MM

RECORDS

. ..-100,<Iscr...;,..,.. prat,-

Put your boots on and get ready to honky-tonk because the Buck is back. One of country

music's true lecends and the man who championed tte "Bakersfield Sound" with such

classic hits as "Act Naturally," "Together Again," "I've Got A Tiger By TheTail;'and count-

less others. owes his comeback to a little rendezvous he had with Dwight Yoakam on

"The Streets Of Bakersfield." Since then, the pair have hooked up for a string of tour dates

that re -ignited Buck's love for performing.

The result was HOT DOG! The first new album by

Buck Owens in nearly a decade. It features the rockabilly

single and video "Hot Dog" as well as a new duet with

his pal Dwight Yoakam on "Under Your Spell Again."

Hot Dog! a treat for all country fans.

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HOT DOG! the new album by

BUCK OWENS It'll get your buns in gear.

COUNTRY WzTH

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Dwight Yoakam appears courtesy of Reprise Records. ,x.1988 CAPITOL RECORDS, INC.

60 AC NATIONAL AIRPLAY


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(Believed You Were) Lucky (Epic) 58% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 23, Light 27, Total Adds 2, WRMF, WHNN.

BREAKERS FLEETWOOD MAC

As Long As You Follow (WB) 68% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 28, Light 32, Total Adds 23 including WHTX, KKHT, 2WD, WNLT, KMJI, KBIG, WLEV, U102, KVKI, 3WM. Debuts at number 23 on the AC chart.

ANNIE LENNOX & AL GREEN

Put A Little Love In Your Heart (A&M) 63% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 23, Light 31, Total Adds 13 including WALK, KLSY, WLEV, WKYE, WZNY, WTCB, 3WM. Debuts at number 24 on the AC chart.

STEVE WINWOOD Holding On (Virgin)

56% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 18, Light 30, Total Adds 17 including WVBF, WLMG, KLCY, B100, WMGS, Y103, U102, WTRX, KMZQ. Debuts at number 28 on the AC chart.

GLENN FREY

Soul Searchin' (MCA) 52% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 36, Total Adds 18 including WLMG, 2WD, KMJI, WVAF, KHLT, KVKI.

NEW ..,_r FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION "Perfect" (RCA) 43/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 12/0, Light 31/3, Total Adds 3, KELT, WLHT, WHNN. Medium: WLEV, WEIM, WSKI, WKSB,

WYKZ, WFPA, WKCX, WBGM, KVIC, WMTFM, KKLV, KYJC. Light including WVAF, WKYE, WXTC, KVKI, WNUA, WTRX,

KEFM, 3WM, WWMJ, WKNE, WGLL, WAFL, WGBR, WGSV, KHOZ, Z93, WORG, WCAC. KSCB, WJON.

RACHELE CAPPELLI "I'm Sorry" (Atlantic) 40/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15/1, Light 25/2, Total Adds 3, WEBE, KHLT, WSKI. Medium including WSLO, WTRX, WLHT,

WFMK, WHNN, WEIM, WKNE, KHOZ, Z93, WORG, WKCX, WCAC, WJON, KAYN. Light including WSNI, WLEV, WKYE,

3WM, WWMJ, WHAI, WKSB, WYKZ, WCKO, WGSV, KRLB, KTYL, WMTFM, KSCB, WTWR, KKLV, KSTR, KYJC.

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83/0 74 9 0 84/0 76 6 2

83/0 72 11 0

85/0 72 11 2

82/5 51 29 2

80/5 47 28 5 74/2 50 19 5 75/1 46 25 4

86/13 24 51 11

66/0 37 21 8 67/2 29 31 7

51/0 32 18 1

65/2 25 37 3 74/3 16 42 16

65/3 17 35 13

55/0 18 29 8 66/0 3 50 13

64/2 6 44 14

68/9 2 44 22 54/1 12 35 7

37/0 8 22 7

60/23 0 28 32 55/13 1 23 31 50/2 6 31 13

53/2 2 29 22 52/1 1 33 18

49/17 1 18 30 55/11 0 19 36 48/5 1 27 20

FLEETWOOD MAC (23) GLENN FREY (18)

STEVE WINWOOD (17) AMY GRANT (14)

PHIL COLLINS (13) LENNOX & GREEN (13)

DIANA ROSS (11) BASIA (10)

BETTE MIDLER (10) WET WET WET (7)

HOTTEST BOY MEETS GIRL (61)

ANITA BAKER (60) WILL TO POWER (60)

CHICAGO (56) STREISAND & JOHNSON (55)

GEORGE MICHAEL (22) KENNY G (21)

PM (20) BREATHE (13)

JOHNNY HATES JAll (13)

MAXI PRIEST "Wild World" (Virgin) 39/5 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 9/0, Light 30/5, Total Adds 5, U102, KHLT, WTRX, KHAT, KKLV. Medium: WNUA, WEIM, WHAI, WAFL, WSKI, WCKO, KRLB. WORG, KYJC. Light Including KLSI, KBIG, KLCY, WLEV, WEBS, WKYE, WONY, WGLL, WYKZ, WKTK, WGBR, WGSV, Z93, WKCX, WCAC, KVIC, WMTFM, KSCB, KAYN.

TIFFANY "All This Time" (MCA) 39/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9 0, Light 30,4. Total Adds 4, KLSI, WTRX, KHAT, KMGO. Medium: WLEV, WSLO, WEIM, WAFL, WSKI, WCKO, Z93. KYJC, KAYN. Light including 2WD, WVAF, WXTC, KMZQ, WHAT, WONY, WYKZ, WFPA, WKTK, KHOZ. KRLB, WORG, WCAC, KTYL, KVIC, KSCB WTWR, WJON. KKLV, KSTR.

AL JARREAU "So Good" (Reprise) 37/5 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 12/2, Light 25/3, Total Adds 5, Y103, KVKI, 3WM, WONY, KKLV. Medium including KHLT, WNUA, WEIM. WKNE, WFPA. KHOZ, WORG, WKCX, WMTFM, KMGO. Light including KMJI, WLEV, WSLO, WTRX, KEFM, WHAT, WGLL. WAIL, WYKZ, WCKO, WGBR, WGSV, WCAC, WBGM, KTYL. KSCB, KYJC, KAYN.

JAMES TAYLOR "Sweet Potato Pie" (Columbia) 32/5 Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 2/0, Light 30/5, Total Adds 5, WSLO, 3WM, WAFL, WYKZ, WMTFM. Medium: WEIM, KMGO. Light including WLMG, WLEV, KVKI, WNUA, WTRX, WHAT, WKNE, WSKI, WFPA, WGBR, WGSV, Z93, WORG. WKCX, WCAC, WBGM, KTYL, KVIC, KSCB, WTWR, WJON, KKLV, KSTR, KYJC, KAYN.

MICHELLE SHOCKED "Anchorage" (Mercury) 32/4 Rotations. Heavy C, Medium 3 0, Light 29/4, Total Adds 4, WKNE, WYKZ, WGBR, WLDR. Medium: WSLO, WEIM, KKLV. Light including WNUA, WLHT. WFMK, WHNN, 3WM, WWMJ, WHAT. WONY, WAFL. WSKI, WCKQ, WFPA. WGSV, Z93, WORG, WKCX, WCAC. WBGM, KTYL. KVIC. WMTFM, KSCB, WJON, KSTR, KYJC.

J CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG "American Dream" (Atlantic) 21/3 Rotations' Heavy 2/0, Medium 8/1, Light 11/2, Total Adds 3, KHLT, KTDY, WBGM. Heavy: WWMJ, WEIM. Medium including WKYE, WRKA. WCKO, Z93, WORG, WKCX, WMTFM. Light including 2WD, WVAF, WSLO, WONY, WGLL, WSKI, KVIC. KSCB, KAYN.

KENNY LOGGINS "I'm Going To Miss You" (Columbia) 18/0 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 11/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WNUA Medium: WKYE, KHLT. WAFL, Z93, KVIC, KAYN. Light. KS95, KMJI, KMZO, WHAT, WFPA, WKCX, WCAC, WTWR, KKLV, KYJC, KMGO.

KENNY RANKIN "Keep The Candle Burning" (Cypress/A&M) 162 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/0, Light 11/2, Total Adds 2, KKLV, KAYN. Medium: WNUA, WEIM, WHAT, KYJC, KMGO. Light including WKNE, WAFL, WSKI, WYKZ, WGBR, WGSV, WORG, WKCX, WLDR.

GARY WRIGHT "Take A Look" (Cypress/A&M) 15/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0. Light 15/5, Total Adds 5, KHLT, WAFL, WFPA, KSCB, KYJC. Light including WLEV, WTRX. WEIM, WSKI, WCKO, WGSV, Z93, WORG, WCAC, KAYN.

AMY GRANT "Saved By Love" (A&M) 14114 Rotations- Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 14/t4, Total Adds 14, KHLT, WSLO, WTRX, WEIM, WHAT, WSKI, WFPA, WGBR, WORG. KVIC, WMTFM, KSCB, KYJC, KAYN.

JIM CAPALDI "Something So Strong" (island) 14/2 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 12/2. Total Adds 2, WLEV. WCKQ. Medium: WEIM, KVIC. Light including WSLO, WSKI, WFPA, WGSV, Z93, WORG, WKCX, WCAC, KYJC. KAYN.

WET WET WET "Angel Eyes" (Uni/MCA) 13/7 Rotations: Heavy 0, Med um 1/0, Light 12/7, Total Adds 7. WLEV, 3WM, WFPA, WGSV, WBGM, WMTFM, KMGO. Medium: WEIM. Light including WAFL, WSKI, WORG, KVIC, KAYN.

BETTE MIDLER "Uncer The Boardwalk" (Atlantic) 12/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 11/10, Total Adds 10, WTRX, WHAT, WSKI, WFPA, WGSV, Z93, WORG, WKCX, KSCB, KYJC. Medium: WEIM. Light including WYKZ.

EDIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS "What I Am" (Geffen) 11/6 Rotations' Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/6, Total Adds 6, WSLO, WWMJ, WSKI, WYKZ, WFPA, Z93. Medium: WAFL Light including WTRX, WORG, KAYN, KMGQ.

RUTH POINTER & BILLY VERA "Enemies Like You And Me" (Epic) 9/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 8/5, Total Adds 5, WTRX, WEIM, WSKI, Z93, WBGM. Medium: WKCX. Light including WYKZ, WGBR, WORG.

TAYLOR DAYNE "Don't Rush Me" (Arista) 8/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 6/5, Total Adds 5, KS95, 8100, WCKO, WKTK, KAYN. Medium: WEBE, KHAT. Light including KMZO.

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WEBEJBridgeport Hansen/Norman

RACHELE CAPPELLI BASIA Hottest: WILL TO POWER CHICAGO BOY MEETS GIRL STREISAND A JOHNS PHIL COLLINS

WVAFIChaneston, WV Randy Shane

PHIL COLLINS BILL MEDLEY GLENN FREY FLEETWOOD MAC ROD STEWART Hottest: U2 GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND s JOHNS BOY MEETS GIRL ANITA BARER

W K YE/Johnstown Jack Michaels

DIANA ROSS LENNOX & GREEN IVAN NEVILLE Hottest: WILL TO POWER BOY MEETS GIRL CHICAGO STREISAND & JOHNS EDDIE MONEY

WMGSIWIIkes Barre Norton/Marriott

STEVE WINWOOD FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: CHICAGO WILL TO POWER BOY MEETS GIRL STREISAND & JOHNS JOHNNY HATES JAZZ

P3 W K SB/W Illiamsport Tom Benson

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WEN/Fitchburg Jack Raymond

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GLENN FREY AL JARREAU DIANA ROSS STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: BOY MEETS GIRL PM ANITA BARER CHICAGO MOODY BLUES

WKNE/Keene Mike Trombly

PHIL COLLINS FLEETWOOD MAC GLENN FREY LENNOX & GREEN TRAVELING WILBUI MICHELLE SHOCKEI Hottest: ANITA BAKER CHICAGO BOY MEETS GIRL STREISAND & JON WILL TO POWER

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WAFUMillord, DE Tim Brough

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WSKIIMontpeller Bruce Stebbins

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PHIL COLLINS Hottest: CHICAGO GEORGE MICHAEL ANITA BAKER BOY MEETS GIRL LUTHER VANDROSS

EVIL/Dallas Watson/Miniaci

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KKHT/Houston Judy Hareson

FLEETWOOD MAC DIANA ROSS BASIA Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS WILL TO POWER CHICAGO ANITA BAKER PM

WLMGINew Orleans Nick Ferrara

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JOHNNY RATES JA Hottest: ANITA BAKER BOY MEETS GIRL BREATHE CHICAGO WILL TO DOWER

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BOYS CLUB TAYLOR DAYNE PETER CETERA Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND s JOHt CHICAGO BOY MEETS GIRL KENNY G

KYKY/St. Louis McGuire/Blair

none Hottest: BEACH BOYS BOY MEETS GIRL BREATHE CHICAGO WILL TO POWER

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none Hottest: JOHNNY HATES JAZ: KENNY G PM ANITA BAKER ROBERTA FLACK

WTRX/FHnt Bill Pearson

STEVE WINWOOD TIFFANY MAXI PRIEST AMY GRANT BETTE MIDLER POINTER s VERA Hottest: STREISAND & JOB BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER PM KENNY G

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BASIA FAIRGROUND ATTRA( Hottest: WILL TO POWER STREISAND s JOHN; PM BOY MEETS GIRL KENNY G

WFMK/Lansing Tom Knight

BASIA Hottest: WILL TO POWER STREISAND G JOHN: PM BOY MEETS GIRL KENNY G

WMGNIMadison Pat O'Neill

KIM CARNES Hottest: ANITA BAKER WILL TO POWER BOY MEETS GIRL LUTHER VANDROSS BOYS CLUB

KEFMIOmaha Lane/Kennedy

none Hottest: BOY MEETS GIRL STREISAND s JOHN: ANITA BAKER CHICAGO WILL TO POWER

WNNWSaglnaw Roberts/Stein

TIL TUESDAY FAIRGROUND ATTRA( Hottest: WILL TO POWER STREISAND s JOHN: PM BOY MEETS GIRL KENNY G

319E1/Toledo Don Jardine

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WMT-FM/Cedar Rapids Green/Sellers

JAMES TAYLOR AMY GRANT WET WET WET SADE Hottest: ANITA BAKER CHICAGO JOHNNY HATES JAZI KENNY G STREISAND s JOHN:

KSCB/LIberal Mark David

GLENN FREY GARY WRIGHT AMY GRANT ART GARFUNKEL BETTE MIDLER Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER STREISAND & JOHN BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER

KHATILIncoln, NE Steve Elliott

STEVE'WINWOOD MAXI PRIEST TIFFANY CHEAP TRICK TRACY CHAPMAN WAS MOT WAS) Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER CHICAGO U2

WTWR/Monroe Lori Demick

GLENN FREY FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: ANITA BAKER PM BOY MEETS GIRL STREISAND & JOHNS LUTHER VANDROSS

WJONISI. Cloud Nancy Foe

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WLDR/Trarerse City, MI James Fllkins

FLEETWOOD MAC CHRIS DE BURGH MICHELLE SHOCKED Hottest: ANITA BARER BOY MEETS GIRL CHICAGO STREISAND s JOHN: KIM CARNES

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FLEETWOOD MAC GLENN FREY SAWYER BROWN Hottest: CHICAGO WILL TO POWER PHIL COLLINS PM JOHNNY HATES

KBIG/Los Angeles Edwards/Verdery

PHIL COLLINS DIANA ROSS FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER STREISAND & JOt BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER

KOST/Los Angeles KeyelKiley

JOHNNY HATES JA Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND s JOHN CHICAGO ANITA BAKER WILL TO POWER

KLCY/Salt Lake City Don Bishop

BOYS CLUB STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: CHICAGO STREISAND s JOHN WILL TO POWER ANITA BARER PM

81001San Diego RichlKnight

SHERIFF STEVE WINWOOD TAYLOR DAYNE Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL WILL TO POWER ESCAPE CLUB BREATHE ANITA BAKER

KLSYISeattle Mays/Brooks

PHIL COLLINS LENNOX & GREEN Hottest: BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL. ANITA BAKER CHICAGO BOY MEETS GIRL

P2 KMZOILas Vegas Tim Maraneille

P3

KAYN/Nogales Bob Gerhard

KENNY RANKIN NU SHOOZ AMY GRANT TAYLOR DAYNE CHEAP TRICK Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER BOY MEETS GIRL STREISAND s JOHNS RIM CARNES

KENNY G STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: KKLVIAnchorege CHICAGO Leslie Wadsworth BEACH BOYS BOY MEETS GIRL PHIL COLLINS ROD STEWART MAXI PRIEST BREATHE FLEETWOOD MAC

KENNY RANKIN KWFM/Tucson AL JARREAU Abrems/Ward GLENN FREY

Hottest: KIM CARNES ANITA BAKER BASIA ROBERTA FLACK Hottest: KENNY C BREATHE WILL TO POWER GEORGE MICHAEL CHICAGO ROD STEWART CHICAGO WILL TO POWER

KMGO/Santa Barbara Meade/Newcoiner

PHIL COLLINS TIFFANY CHRIS DE BURGH WET WET WET Hottest: ANITA BAKER LUTHER VANDROSS STREISAND A JOHN JOHNNY HATES JAZ KENNY C

KSTRIGrend Junction Rick Lawrence

STEVE WINWOOD GLENN PREY GIANT STEPS Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER STREISAND s JOHN BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER

KYJC/Medford KaylK irk

AMY GRANT GARY WRIGHT NU SHOOZ DENIECE WILLIAMS BETTE MIDLER Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL CHICAGO BOY MEETS GIRL STREISAND s JOHNS PHIL COLLINS

Reports/Adds

1 FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION/Perfect (RCA) 43/3 2 RACHELE CAPPELLI/I'm Sorry (Atlantic) 40/3 3 MAXI PRIEST/Wiló World (Virgin) 39/5 4 MICHELLE SHOCKED/Anchorage (Mercury) 32/4 5 CSNSY/American [Yearn (Atlantic) 21/3 6 KENNY RANKIN/Keep The Candle Burning (Cypress/ABM) 16/2

7 WET WET WET/Angel Eyes (UNI/MCA) 13/7 8 WHEN IN ROME/The Promise (Virgin) 13/0

9 EDIE BRICKELL & THE NEW BOHEMIANS/What I Am (Geffen) 11/6

10 RANDY NEWMAN/It's Money That Matters (Reprise) 10/0

New artists have not yet had an AC Breaker.

AC ADDS 8. HOTS November 25, 1988 R&R 63

FLEETWOOD MAC (9) PHIL COLLINS (8)

STEVE WINWOOD (5) LENNOX & GREEN (3)

FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION (2) KENNY G (2)

'TIL TUESDAY (2) WILL TO POWER (2)

P1 WREN/Buffalo Hank Nevins

PHIL COLLINS Hottest: BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND & JOHNS KENNY C

W GRIBuHelo Max Gibson

PHIL COLLINS JOHNNY HATES JAZZ CSN&Y Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER STREISAND 6 JOHNS BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER

KDKA/Pittsburgh Mike Watkins

none Hottest BEACH BOYS GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON PHIL COLLINS ANITA BAKER

P2 W ICCIBridgeport Peters/Becker

none Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL CHICAGO WILL TO POWER

BEACH BOYS BREATHE

W CHS/Cha rleston Grayson/George

ROD STEWART TIL TUESDAY FLEETWOOD MAC

STEVE WINWOOD AL JARREAD JAMES TAYLOR UB40 Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER STREISAND i JOHNS BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER

WTIClHartford David Bernstein

LENNOX i GREEN DIANA ROSS FOUR TOPS Hottest: ANITA BAKER CHICAGO STREISAND 1 JOHNS WILL TO POWER MOODY BLUES

HOTTEST 7 ANITA BAKER (23)

STREISAND & JOHNSON (22) WILL TO POWER (19)

GEORGE MICHAEL (18) CHICAGO (17)

BOY MEETS GIRL (12) BREATHE (11)

WHITNEY HOUSTON (7) BEACH BOYS (6)

PHIL COLLINS (5)

WELI/New Haven Gross/McCormick

FLEETWOOD MAC

Hottest: BOY MEETS GIRL PHIL COLLINS STREISAND & JOHN! JOHNNY HATES JAZ WILL TO POWER

WGYISchenectady Brindle/Sgarlata

WILL TO POWER MAXI PRIEST TRACY CHAPMAN Hottest: BOY MEETS GIRL BREATHE PHIL COLLINS CHICAGO ANITA BARER

P3 W MTR/Morris town Emery/Boyle

FLEETWOOD MAC

TIL TUESDAY STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER STREISAND & JOHN: BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER

P2 W BTICharlotte Rose/Bickle

FLEETWOOD MAC

FAIRGROUND ATTRA Hottest: ANITA BARER KENNY G

ROBERTA FLACK PHIL COLLINS

WA V A/Richmond Tim Farley

none Hottest: WILL TO POWER GEORGE MICHAEL WHITNEY HOUSTON PHIL COLLINS BREATHE

W HASILoulsville BrucelMcElvein

PHIL COLLINS Hottest: BREATHE CHICAGO BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER ANITA BAKER

P3 WKYX/Paducah Cook/Miller

PHIL COLLINS PETER CETERA Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER GEORGE MICHAEL BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER

W STUIStua rt Shaw/Grant

STEVE WINWOOI FLEETWOOD MA( KENNY C LENNOX & CREI Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER WILL TO POWEF STREISAND 6 .3

BOY MEETS GIP

38 Current Reports 27 Current Playllets

Called In Frozen Playllst (1): WASK/Lafayette

Did Not Report, Playllst Frozen (8): 55KRC/Cincinnati KDKA/Plttsburgh KFOD/Anchorage KMOX/St. Louis WIBA/Madison WICC/Bridgeport W ROK/Rocktord WA VA/Richmond

Did Not Report For Three Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (1): W DBO/Orlendo

P1 WCCO/Minneapolis Curt Lundgren

FAIRGROUND ATTR FLEETWOOD MAC BETTE MIDLER BOBBY VINTON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1OBERTA FLACK .TREISAND & JOHt

55KRCICIncinnati Drew Hayes

none Hottest: STREISAND i JOHNS WHITNEY HOUSTON BEACH BOYS CHICAGO GEORGE MICHAEL

KMOXISt. Louis Bob Osborne

none Hottest: KENNY G

STREISAND & JOHNS LIVINGSTON TAYLOR BEACH BOYS WILLIE NELSON

WLWICinclnnati Dave Reinhart

PHIL COLLINS Hottest: CHICAGO WILL TO POWER

BEACH BOYS STEVE WINWOOD ROD STEWART

WTVN/Columbus LarlLane

WILL TO POWER

Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL BREATHE STEVE WINWOOD WHITNEY HOUSTO ROD STEWART

W ROKIRocklord McClure/Thomas

none Hottest: STREISAND & JO ANITA BAKER GEORGE MICHAEL

P2 W HBYIAppleton-Oshkosh Salm/St. John

JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND 6 JOHNS ANITA BAKER WILL TO POWER JOHNNY HATES JAZZ

WHBCICanton Doug Lane

GIANT STEPS ANNE MURRAY Hottest: BREATHE CHICAGO ANITA BAKER GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND & JOHNS

W SPDIToledo Fred Heller

none Hottest: ANITA BAKER GEORGE MICHAEL BREATHE ELTON JOHN WHITNEY HOUSTON

WOODIGrand Rapids Skip Essick

PHIL COLLINS Hottest: WILL TO POWER BOY MEETS GIRL BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND 6 JOHNS WIBA/Madison Jim Reed

none Hottest: ANITA BAKER KENNY G

WHITNEY HOUSTON LIVINGSTON TAYLOR STREISAND 6 JOHNS

P3 KFSB/Joplin Troy West CHRIS DE BURGH ROBERTA FLACK TIL TUESDAY STEVE WINWOOD FLEETWOOD MAC Hottest: CHICAGO GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND 6 JOHN: ANITA BAKER BOY MEETS GIRL

W JBC/Bloomington Munson/Salowitz

STEVE WINWOOD FLEETWOOD MAC

GLENN FREY JAMES TAYLOR Hottest: WILL TO POWER PM

ANITA BAKER BASIA PHIL COLLINS

W C1LICarbonda le Rich Bird

CHEAP TRICK FLEETWOOD MAC

BASIA Hottest: CHICAGO GEORGE MICHAEL PHIL COLLINS ANITA BAKER MAXI PRIEST

W ASK/Lafayette Keith Harris

none Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND 6 JOHN: ELTON JOHN ANITA BAKER ROBERTA FLACK

P1

KHOWIDenver Murphy Huston

JOHNNY HATES JAZZ NITTY GRITTY DIRT Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND 6 JOHNS WILL TO POWER WHITNEY HOUSTON BREATHE

KEXIPortland DlrkxlFort

none Hottest: ELTON JOHN BREATHE BEACH BOYS

KFMB/San Diego Larson/Robertson

LENNOX i GREEN Hottest: ANITA BAKER LUTHER VANDROSS GEORGE MICHAEL BOY MEETS GIRL PM

P2 KBOI/Boise Drew Harold

KENNY G

Hottest: CHICAGO STREISAND i JOHN: GEORGE MICHAEL WILL TO POWER PHIL COLLINS

KUGNIEugene O'Brien/James none Hottest: ANITA BAKER STREISAND & JOHN: WILL TO POWER PM

JOHNNY HATES JAZZ

KSSK/Honolulu Paul Holt

PHIL COLLINS Hottest: STREISAND & JOHNS ANITA BAKER CHICAGO BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER

P3 KFOD/Anchorage Bradley/Ford

none Hottest: STREISAND & JOHN WILL TO POWER PM ANITA BAKER CHICAGO

_i2.2J PHIL COLLINS (10)

FLEETWOOD MAC (5) STEVE WIN WOOD (3)

KENNY G (2) JOHNNY HATES JAll (2)

MOODY BLUES {2) DIANA ROSS (2)

P1 W WMXIBaltimore Don Kelley

PHIL COLLINS WLTJIPittsburgh Hottest: John Gallagher CHICAGO

WILL TO POWER none ROD STEWART Hottest: BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL WLTT/Washinyton STREISAND 6 JON

Don Davis KENNY C

BREATHE BASIA LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest:

GEORGE MICHAEL STEVE WINWOOD BREATHE BOY MEETS GIRL ROD STEWART

P2 W AEB/Allentown Chris Bailey

GLENN FREY STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: BREATHE CHICAGO ANITA BAKER STREISAND i JOHNS JOHNNY HATES JAZZ

HOTTEST .

BREATHE (18) GEORGE MICHAEL (15)

CHICAGO (14) ANITA BAKER (13)

WILL TO POWER (13) STREISAND & JOHNSON (12)

BOY MEETS GIRL (10) PHIL COLLINS (9) ROD STEWART (8) BEACH BOYS (7)

W MAS-FM1Springfield KrafovlllelO'Brien

PHIL COLLINS BOYS CLUB Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL STREISAND & JOHNS WILL TO POWER BOY MEETS GIRL CHICAGO

WJBR/Wllmington, DE

BM Kaye

FLEETWOOD MAC

Hottest: ANITA BAKER WILL TO POWER

STREISAND 6 JOHNS BOY MEETS GIRL CHICAGO

WYYY1Syracuse LauberlLangmyer

PHIL COLLINS BOYS CLUB Hottest: CHICAGO ANITA BAKER GEORGE MICHAEL BREATHE

P1 WFOXIAtlanta Dennis Winslow

BREATHE Hottest: STEVE WINWOOD ROD STEWART ELTON JOHN BOY MEETS GIRL ANITA BAKER

Lose 941Miani Don Agony

PHIL COLLINS CHICAGO Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL ANITA BAKER WILL TO POWER KENNY G

PHIL COLLINS

KMGCIDalles Layne Prescott

STEVE W I hwOOl Hottest: CHICAGO BOY MEETS GIP JOHNNY HATES ROD STEWART

W USA/Tanpa Johnny Williams

none Hottest: WHITNEY HOUST( BEACH BOYS PHIL COLLINS BREATHE CHICAGO

P2 W EZCIC harlotte Herring/Conway

ANITA BAKER FLEETWOOD MAC

Hottest: BREATHE CHICAGO ROD STEWART BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER

W MJJIBIrmingham Carter Davis

FLEETWOOD MAC

PHIL COLLINS Hottest: BEACH BOYS CHICAGO HUEY LEWIS & THE

ROD STEWART MOODY BLUES

KKMJ/Austin Bob Cole

none

W STFIOrlando Brian Kirkland

none Hottest: Hottest: ANITA BAKER BREATHE STREISAND 6 JOHR BEACH BOYS GEORGE MICHAEL WILL TO POWER KENNY G STEVE WINWOOD PHIL COLLINS WHITNEY HOUSTOF

WMXBIRichmond WLMXIChattanooga Mike Ryan Burkett/Marshall

KENNY G

Hottest: PHIL COLLINS BEACH BOYS CHICAGO BREATHE WHITNEY HOUSTON

HUEY LEWIS Si TH STEVE WINWOOD Hottest: CHICAGO BEACH BOYS ROD STEWART BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL

WAVRIMemphis Bob Kaska

JOHNNY HATES Hottest: ANITA BARER BREATHE KENNY G

GEORGE MICHAS STREISAND & J

P1 WLTI/Detroit Pat Holiday

PHIL COLLINS WENS1lndianapolis Hottest: Grey/Eagan STREISAND & JOHNS

BEACH BOYS PHIL COLLINS GEORGE MICHAEL GIANT STEPS KENNY G

KENNY G ANITA BAKER Hottest: PHIL COLLINS WMJIlCteveland STEVE WINWOOD Lind/Ivers WILL TO POWER BOY MEETS GIRL none

BREATHE Hottest: BEACH BOYS STEVE WINWOOO ROD STEWART PETER CETERA PHIL COLLINS

W LTOIMIIwaukee Irwin/Brennan

DIANA ROSS Hottest: PHIL COLLINS WILL TO POWER STREISAND & JOHN BREATHE WHITNEY HOUSTON

P2

WCR7JFIInt Patrick/Downey

PHIL COLLINS MOODY BLUES Hottest: ANITA BAKER CHICAGO BOY MEETS GIRL GEORGE MICHAEL WILL TO POWER

KUDLIKansas City Don Bender

KRAVITuisa MOODY BLUES Couch/Baker PHIL COLLINS

Hottest: LENNOX 6 GREEN GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: STREISAND & JOHNS BOY MEETS GIRL WILL TO POWER WILL TC POWER WHITNEY HOUSTON LUTHER VANDROSS TAYLOR DAYNE HUEY LEWIS 6 THE GIANT STEPS

31 Current Reporters 26 Current Playllsts

Did Not Report, Pleyiist Frozen: (5):

KCIX/Bolee KEZR/San Jose KKMJIAustln W LTJ/Plttsburgh W USA/Tampa

KOLH/Riverside Cunningham/Rose

P1 KEZRISan Jose Moen/Knos

none Hottest: BREATHE PHIL COLLINS ANITA BAKER GEORGE MICHAEL WILL TO POWER

KKCWIPortland Bill Mnckler

FLEETWOOD MAC ROBERTA FLACK Hottest: BREATHE ANITA BAKER STREISAND 6 JC GEORGE MICHAEL ELTON JOHN

DIANA ROSS Hottest: GEORGE MICHAEL LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BAKER STREISAND 6 JOH BOY MEETS GIRL

KXOA-FM/Sacramento Brian Casey

PHIL COLLINS Hottest: PHIL COLLINS ROD STEWART STEVE WINWOOD WILL TO POWER BREATHE

P2 KCIX/Boise Don Jennings

none KLLYIBakerslield Hottest: Russ Davidson STEVE WINWOOD

PHIL COLLINS BREATHE KENNY G

CHICAGO

FLEETWOOD MAC

PHIL COLLINS Hottest: BREATHE GEORGE MICHAEL CHICAGO STREISAND & JOHNS ANITA BAKER

SUMMARY WCCO is the lone Pt slotting Fleetwood Mac, but the group's "As Long As You Follow is FSA's Most Added (second week

as CunentBased Most Added). Anita Baker gains three to head Hottest. There's a bounty of activity there; principal movers: WA

To Power (+7), Boy Meets Girl (+5), Chicago (+2), and George Michael (-10). Phil Collins repeas as GB Most Added; haft of his adds are P1 s - WWMX, Love 94. WENS, WLTI, and KXOA. George

M.chael's two-week reign as GB Hottest ends as Breathe earns three more mentions to capture the to spot. Others on the rise: Will To Power (4-3), Chicago (+2), Streisand 8 Johnson (+1), and Boy Meets Girl (+1).

64 NAC CJ R&R November 25,1988

NEW AC NATIONAL AIRPLAY

CONTEMPORARY JAZZ

LW Tw

1 TOM GRANT/Mango Tango (Gala) 3 Q LEE RITENOUR/Festival (GRP)

s O JONATHAN BUTLER/More Than Friends (Jive/RCA)

"Mango" "Private" "Night" "Humana"

"Take" "Sekona"

"Silhouette" "Pastel"

. "Homecoming" "Live"

"Coast" "Nightdance"

"Julia" "Tropical" "Lost" "Cool"

"Whatever" "Rain"

"Joy" "Doctor" "Feet" "August"

2 4 KENNY G/Silhouette (Arista)

4 5 CHECKFIELD/Through The Lens (American Gramaphone)

6 6 CARLOS REYES/The Beauty Of It All (TBA)

O STANLEY JORDAN/Flying Home (EMI)

13 O TOM SCOTT/Flashpoint (GRP)

12 Q JOHN JARVIS/Whatever Works (MCA Master Series)

7 10 MICHAEL COLINA/Shadow Of Urbano (Private Music)

9 11 LYLE MAYS/Street Dreams (Geffen)

BREAKER® JULIA FORDHAM/Julia Fordham (Virgin)

IQ 13 YANNI/Chameleon Days (Private Music)

2- (1;) STEVE MILLER/Born 2B Blue (Capitol)

17

16 16

BREAKER :9

[ DEBUT c 1, 20

u 21-

2n 22

BREAKER® 28

19 25

30 Q 14 27

BREAKER a 29

( DEBUT ) 0

"Happy" "Invisible" "Swept" "Rain" "Born" "Sunny"

RODNEY FRANKLIN/Diamond Inside... (Novus/RCA) . "Shasta" "Merditerranean"

ANITA BAKER/Giving You The Best That I Got (Elektra) "Giving" "Good"

CHRIS SPHEERIS/Pathways To Surrender (Columbia) .... "Angels" "Gathering"

BILL BERGMAN/Bill Bergman And The Metro Jets (Gaia) "405/10" "Kick"

AL JARREAU/Heart's Horizon (Reprise) "Good" "One"

FATTBURGER/Living In Paradise (Intima/Enigma) "Time" "Imagine"

DAVID LANZ/Christofori's Dream (Narada Lotus/MCA) "Whiter"

STEVE HAUN/Inside The Sky (Silver Wave) "Inside" "Constant" "Can't"

CHET ATKINS, C.G.P./Chet Atkins, C.G.P. (Columbia) .... "Chinook" "Imagine"

WILLIAM ACKERMAN/Imaginary Roads (Windham Hill)"Darrow's #1" "Clouds"

NIGHTNOISE/At The End Of The Evening (Windham Hill) "Windell" "Hugh"

WISHFUL THINKING/Way Down West (Soundwings) .... "Michael" "Outbound"

JIM HORN/Neon Nights (WB) "Neon" "Tranquility"

DREAM PATROL/Phoning The Czar (Pasha/Epic) "Flight" "Movie"

DIANE SCHUUR/Talkin' 'Bout You (GRP) "Louisiana" "Love"

DAVID KNOPFLER/Lips Against The... (Cypress/A&M) . , "Whispers" "Someone" 1 I ) HOTTEST LPs HOT TRACKSy

AL JARREAU (13) DO'AH (7)

DON HARRISS (7)

DAVID KNOPFLER (7)

CHET ATKINS (6)

DREAM PATROL (6)

CHRIS SPHEERIS (6)

NEW

KENNY G (20) LEE RITENOUR (14)

CHECKFIELD (10) TOM GRANT (10) ANITA BAKER (7)

JONATHAN BUTLER (7)

KENNY G/Pastel KENNY G/Silhouette

LYLE MAYS/Feet

41.L4 J "GRANT GEISSMAN "All My Tomorrows" (TBA) 25/1 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 12/0, Light 1111, Total Adds 1. KDAB Heavy: WNGS, WLTO. CHART EXTRA this week.

GERALD ALBRIGHT "Bermuda Nights" (Atlantic) 22/5 Rotations Heavy 3/2, Medium 11/0, Light 8/3, Total Adds 5. WNUA, BRZ, KBLX, KKHT, KMGO

CALDWELL PLUS "As We Bop" (MCA Master Series) 22/4 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 6/1, Light 1413, Total Adds 4, KHIH, WGMC, WFAE, KKHT. Heavy KLZS, KTID.

SUSAN MAZER & DALLAS SMITH "Summit" (Brave Dog) 22/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/1, Light 10/1, Total Adds 2. KLZS, KKHT. Heavy: WGMC.

RUSH HOUR "Bumper To Bumper" (Gala) 20/2 Rotations' Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 12/2, Total Adds 2, KKHT, WLHT. Heavy: KDAB.

BRANDON FIELDS "The Traveler" (Nova) 20/0 Rotations. Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/0, Light 7/0, Total Adds 0 Heavy: KHIH, KOPT. WOTB, KSLU.

NEAL DAVIS "Wind Angels" (Visual Musik) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 5/0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, KSLU. Heavy: WBZN, KTWV, KGRX.

BRIAN MELVIN "Nightfood" (Global Pacific) 15/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 62. Light 92. Total Adds 4, KOAI, BRZ, WLOO, KEYV.

OSAMU "California Roll" (CBS FM) 15/2 Rotations. Heavy 2/1, Medium 5/0, Light 8/1, Total Adds 2, WBZN, BRZ. Heavy: KTCL.

JORDAN DELASIERRA "Valentine Eleven" (Global Pacific) 15/0 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 10/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: BRZ, KHIH.

STEVE SMITH & VITAL INFORMATION "Fiafiaga" (Columbia) 15/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 6/0, Light 6/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KDAB, KBLX. KTID.

WILLIAM AURA "Timepiece: A Ten Year Perspective" (Higher Octave) 14/5 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 1/0, Light 11/5, Total Adds 5. KHIH, KGRX, KDAB. KIFM, KKHT. Heavy. KTWV, KLZS.

ERIC TINGSTAD & NANCY RUMBEL "Legends" (Narada) 14/4 Rotations Heavy 3/1. Medium 6/1, Light 5/2, Total Adds 4, KIFM, KKHT, WNGS, SS. Heavy: KTWV, WLTO

- Uncharted Breakers denoted by one asterisk. -- Chart E.tra denoted by two asterisks.

LW 1w'

1

2

4

1 DIANE SCHUUR/Talkin' 'Bout You (GRP) Q LYLE MAYS/Street Dreams (Geffen)

3 BIRD/Soundtrack (Columbia) 4 STANLEY JORDAN/Flying Home (EMI)

s O LEE RITENOUR/Festival (GRP)

7 O TOM GRANT/Mango Tango (Gaia)

Q TANIA MARIA/Forbidden Colors (Capitol) O KENT JORDAN/Essence (Columbia)

6 9 DAVE VALENTIN/Live At The Blue Note (GRP)

WISHFUL THINKING/Way Down West (Soundwings) (I) CASSANDRA WILSON/Blues Skies (JMT/PolyGram)

F. HUBBARD & W. SHAW/The Eternal Triangle (Blue Note)

13 MICHAEL BRECKER/Don't Try This At... (MCA Impulse!) "Itsbynne" "Suspone" 14 MILT JACKSON/Be-Bop (Atlantic)

8 is KENNY G/Silhouette (Arista) is GARY BURTON/Times Like These (GRP)

m TOM SCOTT/Flashpoint (GRP)

1s ERNIE WATTS/Ernie Watts Quartet (JVC)

DEBUT )(D MICHEL CAMILO/Michel Camilo (Portrait/Epic) 21 F^y. TONY WILLIAMS/Angel Street (Blue Note)

22 ® MOE KOFFMAN/Oop-Pop-A-Da (Soundwings) BREAKERG FLORA PURIM/Midnight Sun (Venture)

[ DEBUT )a GERALD ALBRIGHT/Bermuda Nights (Atlantic) HARPER BROTHERS/Harper Brothers (Verve/PG)

2y 25 EMILY REM LER/East To Wes (Concord) [ DEBUT a SPHERE/Bird Songs (Verve/PG)

DEBUT BOBBY WATSON & HORIZON/No Question About It (Blue Note) "Again" "Forty" 20 28 STEVE SMITH & VITAL INFORMATION/Fiafiaga (Columbia) "Sunday" "Please" 7r e. SUPERSAX/Stone Bird (Columbia) "K.C. Blues"

BREAKERe JANE IRA BLOOM/Slalom (Columbia) "Painting"

13

1/

14

1,

12

11

"Louisiana" "Funny" "Feet" "Before"

"Believe" "Ko Ko" "Cool" "Street" "Tropical" "Night" "Humana" "Mango" "Private"

"Love" "What" "Rio" "Moments"

"Cinnamon" "Columbus"

"Outbound" "Have"

"Polka"

"Down"

"Good" "Groavin'" "Silhouette" "Pastel"

"Times"

"Cool" "Grip" "Language"

"Dreamlight" "Pra Voce"

"Angel" "Only" "Pee Wee"

"Lush" "Elie's" "Light" "Midnight" "Nothing"

"Bermuda" "Mood" "Portrait"

"East"

18

13

f:.071~1117b MICHEL CAMILO (10)

CHET ATKINS (7) HARRY CONMICK JR. (6)

AL JARREAU (6) BARNEY KESSEL (6)

NEW

LYLE MAYS (12) STANLEY JORDAN (11)

LEE RITENOUR (10) KENNY G (9)

TOM GRANT (8) BIRD (7)

DIANE SCHUUR (7)

HOT TRACKS11

LEE RITENOUR/Night KENNY G/Pastel

"RODNEY FRAM(LIN "Diamond Inside Of You" (NovusIRCA) 212 Rotations' Heavy 5/0, Medium 7/0, Light 92, Total Adds 2. WTEB, WIVY Heavies include. WJZZ. WEBR, WFSS CHART EXTRA this week

"MICHAEL COLIMA "Shadow Of Urbano" (Private Music) 19/2 Rotations Heavy 511, Medium 11/0, Light 3/t, Total Adds 2, KTCJ, JZTRAX Heavy. KLCC. KLSK, WTEB, KSBR. CHART EXTRA this week.

'BILL BERGMAN "Bill Bergman And The Metro Jets" (Gala) 21/2 Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 11/1, Light 7/1. Total Adds 2, KTCJ, WHRO Heavy' WJAZ, SSU, WVPE. BREAKER this week

'CHET ATKINS "Chet Atkins, C.G.P." (Columbia) 19/7 Rotations Heavy 1/0, tvedium 6/1, Light 12/6, Total Adds 7, WNOP, KMHD, KPLU, WAER, KLCC, KUOP, WNEW BREAKER this week

'BRANDON FIELDS "The Traveler" (Nova) 192 Rotations. Heavy 3/0. Medium 10/0. Light 6/2, Total Adds 2, KMHD, WMOT Heavy: WHRO, KUOP, SSU BREAKER this week

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HARRY CONNICK JR. "20" (Columbia) 16/6 Rotations Heavy 2/1, Medium 8 2, Light 6 3, Total Adds 6, KTCJ, KPLU. KLSK. CJ. WTEB, KCLC. Heavy WKRY

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PETER ERSKINE "Motion Poet" (Denon) 14/2 Rotat ons Heavy 2/0, Medium 4 0, Light 8/2, Total Adds 2 WNOP, KLSK. Heavy: KJZZ, KJAZ.

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LENA HORNE "Men In My Life" (Three Cherries) 13/3 Rotations Heavy 4/1, Medium 411, Light 5/1, Total Adds 3. WRTI, KUOP, WTEB Heavy: KADX. WJAZ, WNEW.

STEVE MILLER "Born 28 Blue" (Capitol) 13/2 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 5/0. Light 4/2, Total Adds 2. KSDS, F40. Heavy: WNOP, KPLU, KLCC. KLSK

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DON HARRISS "Vanishing Point" "Vanishing Point is even better than Harriss's last. We've added every cut." - John Sebastian, The Wave

'Vanishing Point' is the smash follow-up to Don Harriss's #4 NAC debut.

8 great Adds in its first week: KTWV, KKSF, KOAI, KQPT, KHIH, KGRX, KLRS, KLZS.

A Most Added NAC album this week!

HILTZIK AND GREENWALD "Views From A Distance" "Hiltzik and Greenwald sound fantastic on the air. Highly recommended listening. Our listeners agree." Chris Brodie, The Wave

"'American Living Room' is a winning cut that kicks up dust." Kent Zimmerman, The Gavin Report

I I R&R Reporters already on it: WNUA, KTVW, The Breeze, KGRX, KEYV, KLRS, KSLU, WLTQ, KTCL, Portraits in Sound, Soundscapes

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Called In Frozen Playllst (1): Jazz From The City

Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (3): KADX/Denver WDET/Detroit WFPL/Loulsville

Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (4): KWMU/St. Louts W BGOINewark WSMA/Raleigh WSIE/Edwardsville

VANGELIS

ALREADY MAKING A

DIRECT IMPACT These stations are on

"The Will Of The Wind":

WTWV WVAE WNWV KSWV KCWV KAWV KIPA

KHHH KHIH KKSF KTWV KGRX WNUA WBZN

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DIRECT Ready to carve its own niche in

the explosive adult market.

DIRECT A new direction from the

forerunner of today's electronic, orchestral genre.

DIRECT The debut Arista album from Vangelis, featuring the lead

track, "The Will Of The Wind."

DIRECT Vangelis' finest hour.

When You Play It, Say It.

© 1988 Arista Records, Inc., a Bertelsmann Music Group Company.

66 AOR ALBUMS R&R November 25, 1988

NATIONAL AIRPLAY

3 2

WKS WKS LW TW 175 REPORTERS NOVEMBER 25, 1988

1 1 1 0 U2/Rattle & Hum (Island) "Angel" (158) "When" (111) "Desire" (66) 3 2 2 0 TRAVELING WILBURYS/Traveling Wilburys (Wilbury/WB) "Handle" (149) "Night" (93) "Tweeter" (17) - - 3 0 CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG/American Dream (Atlantic) "Dream" (155) "Got" (69) "Nighttime" (44)

8 4 0 R.E.M./Green (WB) "Crush" (165) "Stand" (32) "Pop" (24) 16 11 10 0 MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Living Years (Atlantic) "Perfect" (149) "Knows" (5) "Years" (3) 7 6 6 0 BON JOVI/New Jersey (Mercury) "Born" (138) "Medicine" (13) "Lay" (10) 19 16 13 Q DEF LEPPARD/Hysteria (Mercury) "Armageddon" (141) "Bites" (4) "Love" (4)

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171+/0 161-/1 166+/3 167+/0 151+/3 144+/3 142+/6 123 /123

Power

78 = 66 + 57+ 42+ 31+ 27= 22+ 4

Heavy

162 = 141+ 147+ 127+ 111+ 95 + 76 + 39

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9+ 16- 17- 39- 36- 47+ 64- 55 I DEBUT 0 PINK FLOYD/Delicate Sound Of Thunder (Columbia) "Numb" (79) "Time" (48) "Brick" (44)

4 3 s 9 RANDY NEWMAN/Land Of Dreams (Reprise) "Money" (117) "Flyer" (4) "Falling" (2) 120-/0 38- 103- 15+ 2 4 9 10 EDDIE MONEY/Nothing To Lose (Columbia) "Walk" (77) "Love" (32) "Forget" (23) 121-/13 35- 78- 41+

18 16 14 0 JIM CAPALDI/Some Come Running (Island) "Something" (150) "Some" (2) "Love" (1) 152+/4 13+ 74+ 73- 6 5 7 12 38 SPECIAL/Rock & Roll Strategy (A&M) "Sheba" (89) "Rock" (71) "Ya?" (1) 127-/4 19- 75- 46+

10 10 11 13 TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDERNictory Day (RCA) "League" (121) "America" (11) "Victory" (4) 129-/1 16= 81- 45- 5 7 8 14 KEITH RICHARDS/Talk Is Cheap (Virgin) "Move" (80) "Take" (62) "Struggle" (6) 126-/4 11- 59- 61+

24 19 18 0 IVAN NEVILLE & THE ROOM/If My Ancestors Could See Me Now (Polydor) "Not" (139) "Falling" (1) 140+/4 26+ 71+ 61- 23.20 19 e) STEVE EARLE/Copperhead Road (Uni/MCA) "Copperhead" (140) "Johnny" (1) "Back" (1) 140+/6 5+ 69+ 63- 13 13 12 17 JEFF HEALEY BAND/See The Light (Arista) "Confidence" (130) "See" (11) "Jean" (3) 139-/i 12= 59- 68- 17 17 20 OD BAD COMPANY/Dangerous Age (Atlantic) "Night" (123) "Smoke" (11) "Shake" (3) 130+/9 14+ 52+ 68- 25 24 21 a EDIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS/Shooting Rubberbands... (Geffen) "What" (125) "Little" (10) "Air" (2) 133+/13 9+ 57+ 63= 11 15 17 20 LITTLE FEAT/Let It Roll (WB) "Time" (114) "Moment" (6) "Roll" (6) 122-/1 6- 52+ 68- 32 26 22 ® JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS/Up Your Alley (Blackheart/CBS) "Liar" (127) "Hate" (2) 128+/8 8+ 47+ 72-

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I DEBUT 0 FLEETWOOD MAC/Greatest Hits (WB) "Long" (108) "Questions" (15) 114 /41 2 49 56 - 32 26 a PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS/Love Junk (Chrysalis) "Adult" (122) "Hard" (6) "Killed" (1) 127+/9 1= 32+ 74- - 38 30 ff/ SAM KINISON/Have You Seen Me Lately? (WB) "Wild" (132) 132+/20 7+ 31+ 72+ 40 31 29 a JOE SATRIANI/Dreaming #11 (Relativity) "Crush" (119) "Ice" (1) 120+/12 2- 36 + 69- 22 25 24 Q STEVE WINWOOD/Roll With It (Virgin) e Keeps a bullet due to "Put" (74) "Holding" (32) "Hearts" (2) - - 33 m AEROSMITH/Gems (Columbia) continUed

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NEW KISS "Smashes, Thrashes & Hits" (Mercury) 47/11 (3716) Adds WBCN, WKLS KOME, WDHA. WSTZ. WIMZ, KODS, KFMG. KOZZ, KEZE, KBOY Heavy 3 KUPD. KNAC. KOWB

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NIGHT RANGER "Man In Motion" (Camel/MCA) 46/13 (3812) Adds including KLOL. WYNF, KGB. KLBJ, KNCN, WSTZ. KBAT, WAPL, KJKJ, KWHL. Heavy 8: KAZY, KOME. KSJO. KJOT,

KOJK, KEZE, KPEZ, KCHV. Medium 28 including KBPI, KRXO, WKLC, WPLR, WWTR, WEZX, WKDF, WDIZ. WRDU, KATT

DOKKEN "Beast From The East" (Elektra) 4515 (30/6) Adds including KAZY. KDKB, 1GON, WHCN, WAVF, KMJX, KEZE. KLPX. WRUF, WZZO. Heavy 2. KNAC, KBER Medium

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QUIET RIOT "Quiet Riot" (Pasha/Epic) 40/2 (3715) Adds WDHA. WTPA Heavy 3 WPLR, KNAC, WAOR. Medium 24 including WHJY, WLLZ, WRIF, WFBO, WLZR, KAZY, KBPI,

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GUITAR SPEAK "Compilation" (IRS) 39/8 (34/7) Adds: WBCN, KZEW, KUPD, WDHA, WDIZ, WIXV, WRKI, KBOY. Heavy 1: KTXO. Medium 17 including WKLS, KLOL. KLOS.

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PAT BENATAR "Wide Awake In Dreamland" (Chrysalis) 39/1 (39/2) Adds: WAPL. Heavy 5. KDKB, KGB KNCN, KRIX, WYBR. Medium 30 including WMMR, WL:.2, WLZR. KUPD, KRXO KXRX,

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CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG/American... (Atlantic) 155-12 55+ 137+ 17-

R.E.M./Orange Crush (WB) 165+/0 41+ 125+ 38- U2/Angel Of Harlem (Island) 158+/8 45+ 128+ 28- TRAVELING WILBURYS/Handle With Care (Wilbury/WB) 149-/0 65+ 136= 10-

MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Nobody's Perfect (Atlantic) 149+13 31+ 109+ 36-

BON JOVI/Born To Be My Baby (Mercury) 138+/6 23+ 87+ 49- DEF LEPPARD/Armageddon It (Mercury) 141+16 19+ 72+ 67-

RANDY NEWMAN/It's Money That Matters (Reprise) 117-/0 38- 101- 15+

JIM CAPALDI/Something So Strong (Island) 150+14 13+ 73+ 72-

IVAN NEVILLE & THE ROOM/Not Just Another Girl (Polydor) 139+14 26+ 70+ 61-

STEVE EARLE/Copperhead Road (Uni/MCA) 140+16 5+ 69+ 63-

TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER/Big League (RCA) 121-/1 16= 81- 37- JEFF HEALEY BAND/Confidence Man (Arista) 130-/1 12+ 57- 63-

EDIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS/What I Am (Geffen) 125+113 9+ 54+ 58-

U2/When Love Comes To Town (Island) 1117/10 9+ 58+ 49-

JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS/Little Liar (Blackheart/CBS) 127+/10 8+ 46+ 72-

POISON/Every Rose Has Its Thorn (Enigma/Capitol) 110+114 28+ 56+ 44=

BAD COMPANY/One Night (Atlantic) 123+/10 8+ 45+ 68-

LITTLE FEAT/Long Time Till I Get Over You (WB) 114-14 4+ 48+ 64-

SAM KINISON/Wild Thing (WB) 132+120 7+ 31+ 72+

JOE SATRIANI/The Crush Of Love (Relativity) 119+112 2- 36+ 68-

TOMMY CONWELL & THE.../If We Never Meet Again (Columbia) 129+/13 1= 28+ 84+

EDDIE MONEY/Walk On Water (Columbia) 77-/0 34- 67- 10=

AEROSMITH/Chip Away The Stone (Columbia) 128+140 3+ 16+ 96+

PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS/I'm An Adult Now (Chrysalis) 122+19 1= 30+ 71-

FLEETWOOD MAC/As Long As You Follow (WB) 108+/35 2- 47+ 52+

MELISSA ETHERIDGE/Like The Way I Do (Island) 108+/7 6+ 32+ 62-

U2/Desire (Island) 66-/0 24- 56- 9+

TRAVELING WILBURYS/Last Night (Wilbury/WB) 93+119 2= 29+ 57+

38 SPECIAL/Little Sheba (A&M) 89+124 3= 30+ 51+

GEORGIA SATELLITES/Hippy Hippy Shake (Elektra) 82-/O 4- 32- 45- STEVE WINWOOD/Put On Your Dancing Shoes (Virgin)* 74-/1 12+ 38+ 33- 38 SPECIAL/Rock & Roll Strategy (A&M) Keeps aoullet due to 71-/0 16- 52- 15-

continued growth, KEITH RICHARDS/Take It So Hard (Virgin) 62-/0 10- 41- 21- HATT/Way Cool Jr. (Atlantic) 97+19 2= 8+ 63+

KEITH RICHARDS/You Don't Move Me (Virgin) 80+123 1= 19+ 54+

HOTHOUSE FLOWERS/I'm Sorry (London/Polydor) 91+115 1+ 15+ 60+

CHEAP TRICK/Ghost Town (Epic) 85=113 7+ 19+ 54+

PINK FLOYD/Comfortably Numb (Columbia) 79 /79 2 26 33

VAN HALEN/Feels So Good (WB) 58-/0 12- 39- 17-

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG/Got It Made (Atlantic) 69+125 1+ 28+ 33+

GUNS N' ROSES/Welcome To The Jungle (Geffen) 66+115 4+ 22= 32+

HOUSE OF LORDS/I Wanna Be Loved (Simmons/RCA) 87+19 1+ 11+ 47=

U2/God Part II (Island) 47-/0 4+ 21- 23- DREAMS SO REAL/Rough Night In Jericho (Arista) 78+/11 0= 3+ 56+

JOHN HIATT/Slow Turning (A&M) 50-/O 5- 22- 24- CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG/Nighttime For Generals (Atlantic) 44+113 0= 19+ 21+

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG/That Girl (Atlantic) 43+113 1+ 19+ 19+

JOHN HIATT/Paper Thin (A&M) 55+/23 0= 6+ 36+

PINK FLOYD/Time (Columbia) 48 /48 2 16 18

VAN HALEN/Cabo Wabo (WB) 47+123 1= 7+ 31+

VIXEN/Edge Of A Broken Heart (EMI) 48-/0 2= 8- 34- PINK FLOYD/Another Brick In The Wall (Columbia) 44 /44 1 15 20

CINDERELLA/Bad Seamstress/Falling Apart At The Seams (Mercury) 55+/11 0= 2= 38+

PINK FLOYD/Learning To Fly (Columbia) 43 /43 2 14 17

PHIL COLLINS/Two Hearts (Atlantic) 34+18 9+ 22+ 9+

STEVE WINWOOD/Holding On (Virgin) 32+113 11+ 20+ 7+

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ROBERT PLANT/The Way I Feel (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 46-/1 0- 5- 38- NIGHT RANGER/Reason To Be (Camel/MCA) 45+114 0= 7+ 28+

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Chip Away The Stone (Columbia) 73% of our reporters on It.

Every Rose Has Its Thorn (Enigma/Capitol) 63% of our reporters on It.

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1 HOUSE OF LORDS/I Wanna Be... (Simmons/CBS) 87 2 DREAMS SO REAL/Rough Night In Jericho (Arista) 78 3 MICHELLE SHOCKEDIIflove Was A Train (Mercury) 40 4 LIVING COLOUR/Cult Of Personality (Epic) 30 5 ALVIN LEE/No Limit (from "Guitar Speak") (IRS) 25 6 DARE/Abandon (A&M) 24 7 SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY/Ain't That Peculiar (Cypress/A&M) 22 8 WATERBOYS/Fisherman's Blues (Chrysalis) 21 9 JOHN MAYALL'S BLUESBREAKERS/The Last Time (Island) 21

10 JOHNNY WINTER/Rain (Voyager/MCA) 17 11 BULLETBOYS/Smooth Up In Ya (WB) 15 12 BANGLES/In Your Room (Columbia) 14

MAXI PRIEST/Wild World (Virgin) 14 METALLICA/Eye Of The Beholder (Elektra) 14

15 LLOYD COLE & THE COMMOTIONS/My Bag (Capitol) 13 16 CIRCUS OF POWER/Motor (RCA) 12

KIX/Geld Blood (Atlantic) 12 18 ROUGHHOUSE/Tonite (Columbia) 11

BRIAN SPENCE/Come Back Home (Polydor) 11

TUESDAY BLUE/Love Me Simple (EMI) 11

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AOR TRACKS 70 a R&R November 25, 1988

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PINK FLOYD/ Numb (79) PINK FLOYD/Time (48) PINK FLOYD/Brick (44) PINK FLOYD/Fly (43)

AEROSMITH/Chip (40) FLEETWOOD MAC/Long (35)

EDDIE MONEY/Love (29) CSN&Y/Got (25)

38 SPECIAL/Sheba (24)

HOTTEST TRAVELING WILBURYS/Handle (65)

CSN&Y/Dream (55) U2/Angel (45)

R.E.M./Crush (41) RANDY NEWMAN/Money (38)

EDDIE MONEY/Walk (34) MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Perfect (31)

POISON/Rose (28) IVAN NEVILLE á THE ROOM/Another (26)

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RATT "Way Cool Jr." (Atlantic) 97/9 (88/12) Adds: WLVO, KXRX, WPYX, WCMF, WOUR, WDIZ, WIXV, KEZE, WGIR. Heavy 8: KUPD, KGB. WPLR, KNCN, WFYV, KKDJ, KNAC, KOWB Medium 63 including WBAB, WHEW, WMMR, WOVE. WHJY, 0107, WKLS, KTXO, KLOL, KISS. Moves 35-34.

TRAVELING WILBURYS "Last Night" (Wllbury/WB) 93/19 (73/14) Adds including WIYY. WHJY, 0107, KISS, KUPD, KXRX, WCCC, WHEB, WHTF, KWIC. Heavy 29 including WNEW. WMMR, WXRT, KSHE, KAZY, KLBJ, WZYC, KTAL. WAPL. WROK. Medium 57 including WBAB, WOVE. KLOL, WNOR, WLLZ. KYYS, KRXO, KZAP, KGB, KISW. Moves 37.28.

HOTHOUSE FLOWERS "I'm Sorry" (Landon/Polydor) 91/15 (78/16) Adds including WMMR, DC101. WLVO, WKLC, CFNY, WRXL, WROK, WTIJE, KODS, WYBR. Heavy 15 including CHOM, WXRT, KFOG, WTPA, WPLR, CHEZ, WBRU, WIMZ, WZEW, KEZE. Medium 60 Including WIYY, WNEW, 0107, KLOL, WNOR, WLUP, KYYS, WLZR, KBCO, KZAP. Moves 42-36

38 SPECIAL "Little Sheba" (A&M) 89/24 (6521) Adds including WHJY, WFBO, KBPI, KDKB, KUPD, KZAP, WCCC, WOUR, KLBJ, KWIC. Heavy 30 including WKLS, WYNF, WLVO, WLZR, KORS, KSHE, KOME, KSJO, WCHA, WHCN. Medium 51 including WBAB, KLOL. KISS. KGON, KRXO. WTPA, WPLR, WHEB, WPDH, WEZX. Moves 39-29.

HOUSE OF LORDS "I Wanna Be Loved" (Simmons/RCA) 87/9 (828) Adds WOVE. WFBO, KISW, KKEG, WJXO, KPOI, WWWV, KFMX, KXUS. Heavy 11 including WBAB, WLZR. WPLR, KNCN, WIMZ, KRIX, KKDJ, KEZE, KZOO, KCHV. Medium 47 including WHJY, 0107, WYNF, WLLZ, KAZY, KUPD, KGB. KOME, CFOX. WDHA. Moves 44-42.

CHEAP TRICK "Ghost Town" (Epic) 85/13 (75/15) Adds including WRIF, KXRX, WPYX, WHCN, WHTF, WFYV, KMJX, KBAT, WGBF, WIBA Heavy 19 including WIYY, CHOM, WPDH, WRXK, KRIX, WAPL, WWCT, WYBR. WPXC, WBLM. Medium 54 including WBAB, WHEW, KLOL WLUP, WLLZ, WLZR, KGON, KEW), KISW, WPLR, WWTR. Moves 40-37

KEITH RICHARDS "You Don't Move Me" (Virgin) 80/23 (57/22) Adds including WBCN, KISS. WLLZ, WLZR, KDKB, KUPD, KSJO, WDHA. WHTF, WSTZ. Heavy 19 including WMMR. WHJY, WXRT, KAZY, KFOG. KOME, KXRX, WCCC, WHCN, WWTR. Medium 54 including WHEW, 0107, DC101, WKLS, KLOL, KLOS, KZAP, WPYX, WTPA, WPLR. Moves 46-35.

PINK FLOYD "Comfortably Numb" (Columbia) 79/79 (0/0) Adds Including WBCN, KLOS, KGB, KROR, KOME, KSJO, KISW, KXRX, WPYX, WZZO. Heavy 26 Including WBAB, WHEW. WLVO, KUPD, KFOG, KNAC, KDJK, WZXL. WPXC, KFMO Medium 33 Including WIYY, WMMR, WOVE, WKLS, WYNF, WRIF, WFBO, KYYS, KGON, KRXO. Debuts at #38.

DREAMS SO REAL "Rough Night In Jericho" (Arista) 7811 (7015) Adds' WIYY, WBAB, KISS, KXRX, WK00, KRIX, WEGR, WLAV, KMBY, WGIR, KJKJ. Heavy 3: KAZY, KZRR, KILO. Medium 56 including WNEW, WKLS, KLOL WNOR, WYNF, WLLZ, WFBO, WLZR, KBPI, KZAP. Moves 48-44,

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG "Got N Made" (Atlantic) 6925 (45/45) Adds including WOVE, 0107, WYNF, WLUP, KBCO, KXRX, WDHA, WPLR, CHEZ, KZRR. Heavy 28 including WIYY, KTXO, WNOR, WEBN, KSHE. WCMF, WAOY, WZYC, WRXK, WLAV. Medium 33 including WBAB, WHEW, KISS, WFBO, WPYX, WKLC, WHEB, WHTF, KMJX Moves 49-40.

GUNS N' ROSES "Welcome To The Jungle" (Geffen) 6615 (53/13) Adds including WKLS, WFBO, KZAP, KOME, KXRX, WIMZ, WOMF, KBAT, WROK, KZEL. Heavy 22 including WNEW, 0107, KISW, WPYX, WCCC, WPDH, WAVF, KLAO, WRXK, WSHE. Medium 32 including WBAB, WMMR, KLOL, WYNF, WEBN, WLVO, WRIF, WCMF, WEZX, WWRX. Moves 45-41,

JOHN HIATT "Paper Thin" (A&M) 55/23 (31/22) Adds including WNEW. KTXO. WYNF, KBCO, KDKB, KGB, KXRX, WDHA, WTPA, WWTR. Heavy 6: WXRT, KFOG, WCCC, CHEZ, WZEW, KPEZ. Medium 36 including WBAB. DC101, WKLS, WLLZ, WLZR, KZAP, KISW, WHFS, WPLR, KNCN. Debuts at /48. CINDERELLA "Bad Seamstress Blues/Falling Apart At The Seams" (Mercury) 55/11 (4413) Adds including WHJY, WKLC. WHTF, KRIX, WIXV, WONE, WWCK, KMBY, WRKI, KCHV. Heavy 2: KSJO, KNAC. Medium 38 including WKLS. WFBO, KAZY, KAXO, KOME, KISW, WCCC, WHCN, WPLR. Moves 57.53.

PINK FLOYD "Time" (Columbia) 48/48 (0/0) Adds including WXRT, KDKB, KISW, WPLR, WHEB, WAOY, WEGR, WZEW, WDIZ, WTKX. Heavy 16 including WBAB, KZEW, WLVO, KUPD, KOME, WPYX, WTPA, WCCC, WWTR, WHTF. Medium 18 Including WIYY, WAIF, KYYS, KGON, WPDH, WCMF, WAVF. WSTZ, KMJX, WONE. Debuts at n49.

VAN HALEN "Cabo Wabo" (WB) 47/23 (2419) Adds including WBCN, KDKB, KUPD, KRSP, KSJO, KISW, KMX, WDHA, WCCC, KMJX. Heavy 7 including WKLS, KGON, KRXO, KFOG, WHCN, KNAC. Medium 31 Including WLVO, WLLZ, WLZR, KAZY, KZAP, WCMF, WLAV, KZRR, KDJK. Debuts at 50. KISS "Let's Put The X Back In Sex" (Mercury) 4711 (3716) Adds WBCN, WKLS, KOME, WOHA, WSTZ, WIMZ, KODS, KFMG, KOZZ, KEZE, KBOY. Heavy 3: KUPD, KNAC, KOWB. Medium 27 Including WBAB, WNEW, WDVE, WHJY, WFBO, KBPI, WCCC, WHCN, WPLR. Debuts at 60. NIGHT RANGER "Reason To Be" (Camel MCA) 4514 (32/18) Adds including KLOL WYNF, KAZY, KGB, KLBJ, WGIR. KOWB, KJKJ, KWHL. KBOY. Heavy 7 including KOME. KS -10,

KJOT, KDJK, KEZE, KPEZ. Medium 28 Including WKLS, KBPI, KRXO, WKLC, WPLR, WWTR, WEZX, WKDF, WDIZ, WRDU. Debuts at #59.

PINK FLOYD "Another Brick In Wall (Part II)" (Columbia) 44/44 (0/0) Adds including KISW, WPLR, WADY, WEGR. WDIZ, WTKX, WRXL. WONE, WAPL. WLAV. Heavy 15 Including WBAB, WLVO, WLZR, KUPD, KOME, WPYX, WTPA, WCCC, WWTR, WHTF. Medium 20 including WIYY, WRIF, KYYS, KSHE, KGON, WCMF, WAVE, KMJX, KRIX, WSHE. Debuts at #52.

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG "Nighttime For Generals" (Atlantic) 4413 (32/32) Adds including WLZR, KRXO, WZZO, WOMF, WIXV, WROK, WOFM, KILO, KKDJ, WBLM. Heavy 19 including WHJY. WXRT, WEBN, WRIF, KFOG, KROR, KOME, WHCN, WAOX, KLBJ. Medium 21 including KTXO, WFBO, KYYS, WFYV, KMJX, WHTO, WRDU, KEZO, KOZZ. WGIR. Moves 53-46.

PINK FLOYD "Learning To Fly" (Columbia) 43/43 (0/0) Adds including KDKB, KISW, WKLC, WHEB, WAOY, WEGR, WXLP, KCAL, KPEZ, WZZO. Heavy 14 Including WBAB, WLVO, WLLZ, KUPD, KZAP, WPYX, WTPA, WCCC, WHTF, WDIZ. Medium 17 including WIYY, WAIF, WFBO, KYYS, KGON, WZZO, WCMF, WAVE, KODS, WOFM. Debuts at #54.

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG "That Girl" (Atlantic) 4313 (31/31) Adds including WOHA. WPLR, WOUR, WWRX, KBAT, WDIZ, WXLP, WOFM, WWCT, WKOZ. Heavy 19 including WMMR, DC101, WNOR, (SHE. KBCO, KFOG, KOME, WPDH, WADY, WAAF, KLBJ. Medium 19 including WBAB. WHEW. WPYX, WWTR, WHEB, WEZX, KATT, KOZZ, WZXL, WGIR. Moves 55-47.

PHIL COLLINS "Two Hearts" (Atlantic) 34/8 (26/7) Adds: WIYY, CHOM, WDHA, WAOX, KBAT, KNX, KFMZ, KWHL Heavy 22 including WBAB, WPYX, WPDH, WWRX, WHTF, WZYC. WK00, WSHE, KGGO, WWCT. Medium 9 Including WNEW, WMMR, KZEW, KROR, WKLC, WPXC. Moves 59-55.

STEVE WINWOOD "Holding On" (Virgin) 3213 (18/4) Adds including WBCN, KLOL KFOG, WZZO, WHTF, WRXL KZRR, KNX. WBLM, KSOY. Heavy 20 including WMMR, DC101, WLVO, WPYX, WPDH, WWRX, WAVF, WZYC. WWCT, KKDJ. Medium 7: WBAB, WAIF. KROR, WKLC, WIMZ, KZEL KATS.

Debuts at #56.

R.E.M. "Stand" (WB) 32/8 (23/7) Adds: 91%. KXRX, WAVF, WROK. KEZO, KKDJ, KRZO, KFMG. Heavy 10 including WXRT. KBCO, KROO, KUPD, KFOG. WHCN, KLBJ, WZEW. Medium 22 including WBAB, WORE, WHEW, WHJY, WKLS, KTX0. KLOL, KYYS, WDHA, WPLR.

Debuts at #57.

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KISS "Let's Put The X Back In Sex" (Mercury) 47/11 (3716) Adds including WBCN. WKLS, WSTZ, WDHA, WIMZ, KENO, KOZZ. KBOY. Heavy 3 including KUPD. KNAC Medium 27

including WCCC, WHEW. WHJY, WKDF, KCHV, KBER, KRZO.

QUIET RIOT "Stay With Me Tonight" (Pasha/Epic) 40/2 (37/15) Adds: WORE, WTPA. Heavy 3: WPLR, KNAC, WAOR. Medium 24 including WHJY. WLLZ, WRIF, WFBO. WLZR, KAZY, KBPI, KUPD, KRXO, KLAO.

PAT BENATAR "Let's Stay Together" (Chrysalis) 39/2 (382) Adds. WAPL, KTYD. Heavy 5: KDKB, KGB. KNCN, KRIX, WYBR. Medium 30 including WMMR, WLLZ, WLZR, KLOS, (UPI), KRXO, KXRX, WDHA, WEZX, KLAO.

STARSHIP "Wild Again" (Elektra) 38/17 (21/16) Adds including WLVO, KORS, KROR, KSJO, WDHA, KWIC, WKOZ, (MOD. KXUS, KBOY. Powers 2. Heavy 2 WRIF, WCMF Medium 28 including WEZX, KGGO, WXKE. KEZO, KJOT, KIEL, KDJK, KMBY, KRZO, WPXC.

DOKKEN "Alone Again" (Elektra) 38/12 (28/5) Adds including KDKB, KGON, WHCN, KNCN, KMJX, WIXV, KATT, KJOT, KLPX. Heavy 2: KNAC, KBER. Medium 13 including WLZR, (ONE, KSJO, WKLC. KFMG, KILO, KKDJ, KRZO, KJKJ, KCHV.

SCORPIONS "Passion Rules The Game" (Mercury) 371 (39/4) Adds WAIF. Heavy 6 including KGB, WIMZ, WXLP, KFMG, KILO. Medium 21 including WFBO, KSHE, KLOS. KGON, KRXO, KSJO, WHTO, WIXV, WTUE, KODS.

EDDIE MONEY "The Love In Your Heart" (Columbia) 32/29 (0/0) Adds including WWTR, WAOX, WOUR, WKRR, WIMZ, WIXV, KMOD, KJOT, KKDJ, KOZZ. Heavy 7: WRIF, KSJO, WYBR, WIOT, KFMG, WGIR, WZZO. Medium 23 including KLOL. WLVO, WFBO, KDKB, (UPI). KRXO. KISW, WPYX, WPLR, WCMF,

ALICE COOPER "I Got A Line On You" (Epic) 32/5 (31/2) (DM. (T. WLVO, KDKB, WTKX, KEZE Powers 1. Heavy 3: WDVE, WRIF, KNAC. Medium 20 including WHEW, WHJY.

WLLZ, 'LAZY, KBPI, KUPD, WZZO, WDHA, WCCC

LIVING COLOUR "Cult Of Personality" (Epic) 3018 (11/3) Adds including WHOR. WKLC, WDHA, WCCC, WIXV, WROK, WIZN, WGIR, (BOY. KZOO. Powers 1. Heavy 2 including WEYV. Medium 12 including WNEW, WMMR, WHJY, WKLS, KLOL. WXRT, KXRX, WHCN, KILO, KNAC.

'TIL TUESDAY "(Believed You Were Lucky)" (Epic) 29/4 (252) Adds: WHFS, KLBJ, WPXC, KBOY. Powers 1. Heavy 4 including WTPA, WIZN, KOWB. Medium 20 including WHJY, KBCO, WDHA, WHCN, WPLR, WWTR, CHEZ, WHEB, WBRU, WAAF.

COLIN JAMES "Five Long Years" (Virgin) 28/0 (28/2) Heavy 3 0107, CFOX, CHEZ. Medium 20 including WIYY, CHOM, WKLS, WLLZ, WFBO, WLZR, KXRX, WDHA, WTPA, KNCN.

ALVIN LEE "No Limit" (IRS) 25/7 (23/7) Adds including WDHA, WOIZ, WIXV, WRKI, KBOY. Heavy 0. Medium 10 including WKLS, KFOG, WPLR, WLAV, KAU, WYBR. KRZO, KPEZ, KCHV.

BIG COUNTRY "Peace In Our Time" (Reprise) 25/4 (26/3) Adds including KZAP, KMOD, KOZZ. Heavy 2 including CHEZ. Medium 17 including KLOL. WXRT, KBCO, KRXO, KFOG, CFOX, WHFS, WOHA, WHEB, KLBJ

STEVE MILLER "Just A Little Bit" (Capitol) 25/2 (26/4) Adds: WBCN, WRUF. Heavy 5' KGON, WK00, WZEW, WPXC, KPEZ. Medium 12 Including WKLS, KTX0, WLZR, KISW, WWTR, WIMZ, KATE, KMOD, KEZE.

INXS "Mystify" (Atlantic) 2423 (1/0) Adds including KRXO. WSHE, KATE, KEZO, KMOD, KJOT, WZXL KRNA. KSOY, KXUS. Heavy 3: WKDF, WWCT, KFMO. Medium 15 including WORE. WMMR, DC101, KGON, KROR, WKLC, WWTR, WWRX, WHTF, WFYV.

R.E.M. "Pop Song 89" (WB) 24,3 (21/3) Adds. KBCO, KISW, WIXV. Powers 1. Heavy 7 Including WXRT, 91X, CHEZ, WAAF, WZEW, WFNX. Medium 15 including WBAB. WORE, WNEW, WKLS, KTX0, KLOL, KYYS, WPLR, WWTR, WAVF.

DARE "Abandon" (A&M) 24/2 (23/4) Adds: KBAT. WRUF. Heavy 1: KCHV, Medium 17 Including WHJY, WKLS, WLLZ, WLZR, KBPI, WDHA, WTPA. (LAO, WLAV, KEZO.

EDDIE MONEY "Forget About Love" (Columbia) 23/6 (20/5) Adds: KYYS. WDIZ, WWCK, WKOZ, KEZE, WIZN. Heavy 8: WEBN, WLZR, KAZY, (ONE, WKOO, WOMF, WROK, KILO. Medium 14 including KISS, WHEB, WAOY, WXLP, WTUE, KAU, KEZO, KRZO.

WATERBOYS "Fisherman's Blues" (Chrysalis) 2111 (1110) Adds including CHOM, 0107, KYYS, KBCO, KXRX, WDHA, CFNY, WSTZ, WZXL Heavy 4 including CHEZ, WFNX. Medium 8 including WHEW, WHFS, WRXL, KRZO, WIZN

JOHN MAYALL'S BLUESBREAKERS "The Last Time" (Island) 21/1 (241) Adds: KMBY. Heavy 2: KSHE, WIZN. Medium 12 including CHOM, WHEW, WLLZ, KGON, KZAP, KFOG, WTPA, WPXC, KCHV, KTYD.

JOHN KILZER "Memory In The Making" (Geffen) 211 (23/4) Adds: KRIX. Heavy 1: WRXK. Medium 13 including KUPD, WDHA, WTPA, WHEB, WRAF, WSTZ, KBAT, WRDU, KMOD, KEZE.

TRAVELING WILBURYS "Tweeter & The Monkey Man" (Wilbury/WB) 17/0 (20/4) Heavy 8' WXRT, WLVO, (ONE, KLBJ, WAPL WROK, KILO, KPEZ. Medium 9. WBAB, WKLS, KTX0. KLOL, WZEW, KJOT, KRZO, KEZE. KWHL

BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE "Other 99" (Columbia) 16/5 (111) Adds KFOG, WHFS, WHCN, WWTR, WWRX. Heavy 3 including WXRT, WFNX. Medium 6 including WORE, WNEW, WDHA, WIZN

FLEETWOOD MAC "No Questions Asked" (WB) 15/15 (0/0) Adds including WZXL KSOY. Heavy 4. WIYY, WHEW, KAZY, KILO. Medium 9 Including WBAB, KTX0, KSHE, KBCO, KXRX, WSTZ. WZEW, KTCZ, WBLM.

AOR ALBUMS J.f.1-r.:27J.J E rl I

PINK FLOYD (123) FLEETWOOD MAC (41)

AEROSMITH (40) INXS (23)

SAM KINISON (20) LIVING COLOUR (18)

DOKKEN (15) HOTHOUSE FLOWERS (15)

POISON (14)

HOTTEST U2 (78)

TRAVELING WILBURYS 1661

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH & YOUNG (57) R.E.M. (42)

RANDY NEWMAN (38) EDDIE MONEY (35)

MIKE & THE MECHANICS (31) POISON (28)

BON JOVI (27) IVAN NEVILLE & THE ROOM (26)

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WATERBOYS "Fisherman's Blues" (Chrysalis) 3012 (19/17) Adds including 0107, KYYS, KRXO, KXRX, WOHA, WSTZ, WRXL, KKDJ, WZXL, KBOY. Heavy 5: CHOM, 91X, CHEZ, CFNY, WFNX. Medium 12 including WNEW, KLOL, WXRT, KBCO, KISW, WHFS, WBRU, KRZO, WIZN.

'TIL TUESDAY "Everything's Different Now" (Epic) 30/4 (262) - Adds: WHFS, KLBJ, WPXC, KBOY. Powers 1. Heavy 4 including WTPA. WIZN, KOWB. Medium 21 including WHJY, KBCO. WDHA, WHCN, WPLR, WWTR, CHEZ, WHEB, WBRU, KRIX.

COLIN JAMES "Colin James" (Virgin) 30/0 (30/2) Heavy 4: 0107, CFOX, CHEZ, KPEZ. Medium 21 including WIYY, CHOM, WKLS, WLLZ, WFBO, WLZR, KBCO, KXRX, WDHA, WTPA.

INXS "Kick" (Atlantic) 27/23 (7/0) Adds including KRXO, WSHE, WKDF, KATT, KEZO, WWCT, (MOO. KJOT, WZXL KRNA. Heavy 5 Including WHEW, CFOX. Medium 16 including WDRE, WMMR, DC101, KGON, KROR, WKLC, WWTR, WWRX, WHTF, WFW,

STEVE MILLER "Born 2B Blue" (Capitol) 26/2 (27/4) Adds: WBCN, WRUF. Heavy 5: KGON, WKOO, WZEW, WPXC, KPEZ. Medium 13 Including WKLS, KTX0. WXRT, WLZR, KISW, WWTR, WIMZ, BATT, KMOD, KKDJ.

DARE "Out Of The Silence" (A&M) 242 (23/4) Adds: KBAT, WRUF. Heavy 1: KCHV. Medium 17 including WHJY, WKLS, WLLZ. WLZR, (BPI. WOHA, WTPA, KLAO, WLAV, KEZO.

JOHN KILZER "Memory In The Making" (Geffen) 21/1 (23/4) Adds KRIX. Heavy 1: WRXK. Medium 13 including KUPD, WDHA, WTPA. WHEB, WAAF, WRDU, KMOD, KEZE, KBOY, KCHV.

ROD STEWART "Out 01 Order" (WB) 16/5 (152) Adds KZAP, WWTR, KFIX, WPXC, WZZO. Powers 1. Heavy 7 Including CHOM, WEBN, CFOX, KKBB. KFMO. Medium 7

including (ORS. WLAV, KZEL. KATS.

BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE "Tighten Up Vol. '88" (Columbia) 16/5 (121) Adtls: KFOG, WHFS, WHCN, WWTR, WWRX. Heavy 3 including WXRT, WFNX. Medium 6 including WORE, WNEW, WDHA, WIZN.

RHYTHM CORPS "Common Ground" (Pasha/Epic) 15/1 (15/1) Adds: WTPA. Powers 1. Heavy 4 including WHEW. WINE, KPEZ Medium 7' WLLZ, WPLR, WHTO, WRDU, WJXO, KATT,

KEZO.

LLOYD COLE & THE COMMOTIONS "Mainstream" (Capitol) 15/0 (17/1) Heavy 0. Medium 8: WKLS, WXRT, KBCO, 91%, WHFS, WBRU, KTCZ, WFNX

MAXI PRIEST "Maxi Priest" (Virgin) 15/0 (171) Heavy 5 including KROO, KRIX, (RNA. (ZOO. Medium 9: WORE. WHEW, DC101. WLUP, KBCO, KFOG. WHFS. WIZN,

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MOST ADDED

Bon Jovi White Lion Def Leppard Information Society New Kids On The Block Rod Stewart Steve Winwood

BREAKOUTS

Kylle Minogue Escape Club

WELYIAWery, NY

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MOST ADDED

Steve Winwood Bon Jovi Sheriff Paula Abdul Art O1 Noise White Lion

BREAKOUTS Erasure

Escape Club Starship

Tone Loc Edie Brickell

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Ant. Sterero

14111 ROAST WHITE LION NEW RIDS ON THE P

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GUNS N' POSTS 8-4 WILL A PO2P 9-5 POISON 16-11

K ZIELIMBomont TX J.J. Jackson

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GUNS 0' ROSES I7-0 IL COLLINS 19-20

WSSX/Ghen..ton. SC

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0- Ií, 02 1

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Chess/Scott

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GOES x' SOS CS 4-1

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WINK/Ft My*. FL

Merry Bwpe,

STEVE nAso0 DEE [ERRORS lap)

M0TP.A PDX IMFOPMATIOR SOC.

SILL TO POWER 4-1 IRRATHL 2-1 CHICAGO 5-3 EDDIE MONEY 10-7 POISON 14-10

WKSIrOre.n.Dwp. NC

Jeck.SNO'Bn.n

TAYLOR PAYNE STN IM POMO

BOYS CLUE TIFFANY N ottett BON JODI 1-1 CHICAGO 5-5 GUNS N ROSAS 10-10 BORBY BROWN 1e-11 POISON 20-16

WANSIGrens1OI. SC

McCown/Catch.

STEVE 0108000 PAULA *SOUL RASURE

PETER CREW W HITE LION !ASIA Idp) Act te t S ILL TO POWER 2-1 DOMO WREN 7-6 ASSTA BAKER 10-1 WIEN IN NOME 12-10 EDDIE O 11-11

WZVP'(lunterll. AL

CHI. Andrews

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pTYXlJeckSon. MS

MPH NlHlon

MA.ABA TIEPAMY TRACY cRmplux TAYLOR flattest: MILL GO POSER 1-I CHICAGO 3-3 BOY HALTS GIRL 6-3 WREN MEIN 9-5 JUDSON SPENCE 1-6

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JONMonlKlutLh

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WOUTIJSNron Cory. TN

PSA5.ESTIyb

TAYLOR DAYNE TIIIAO1. JIM COPAL.

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WOKIIRNo.N5. TN

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CHERYL PEPSIS P

MICHAEL JWCISON WHITE LION

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A/01Xlln1. Heck, AR

Peter Stewart

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MAXI PRIEST ROBBIE NAIL CHEAP TRICE CHERYL SIT P

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FM100MempM. TN

JODrtCoM.y

STEVE MIIMOOD ACLU PRIEST

:E ROBB NIL H ot tNtt BANGLES 12-9 POISON 19-11 BOY MEETS GIRL 20-12

BOBBY BROWN 21-17 TAYLOR DAYS! 30-20

Mot 104MM. FL

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TAYLOR DAYKC NICBAEL JACR.O5 lap) JOY JETT lap) / mttIt, 02 3-1 S ILL TO POWER 5-2 ANITA MRCP 10-5 POISON 21-11 BOBBY BROTHS 23-17

WMMTIMontBoneMy. AL

Ster.lWStewRn

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Y107IN..hrIlle TN

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Jim Scots

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OUBY BROWN 16-31 ANA SAC 25.15

81IAO4.,da EL

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WRVO1R10MmMed. VA

D eV1.MWMN.

JOAN SHOE ALICE COOPER E LtrnmD MAC

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STEM 5INW000 BOA. emom TAYLOR MYNA .XI PRIEST B OYS CLUB SHAME Hottest. CHICAGO 1-1 B OG.rzE 2-2 P OI Ws 9-1

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K SAdl.n Antonio. TX

1.09 vM.

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WSRI'Sar.we. FL

Er.rW'C1r.a

SOTS CLOR JJOY JETT lap) MI. LION Idp) Otte*te

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B S eS a 24-17

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McOrH'v WINI.m.

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KTUX/BNOepwt LA StwlLWSbar

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WOLXAVNNIWrgton. NC

J.ckoNlAn J OAN JETT Idp)

BRO.BRO

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WRILCASWOIn S.MIn. NC Mollowep At ynodS

CPL. TRICE MAXI PRIEST loll. LION lap) SAMANTHA PDX lap) P AULA ABDUL Hotter.: ANITA BASER 1-3

GUNS N. ROSES 7-1 BOBBY BROWN 12-5 POISON 15-8 SIM.. 31-11

P3 KAKSAm.Mllo. TX

N.n Allison

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ETTL LION'ISO (Sp) lap) TWO CHAPMAN Idp)

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K OILAm.nllq TX

NO., Arno. PON JOSS STET ,f IWEOD [WEPT[ 'PCPSII- P Idp) TRACY CXAFMAN Idp) APT OF WISE tea/ Idp) NEW KIDS CM THE B Idp) S.M. EASTON lap) Hottest, WILL TO POWER 4-1 BREATH[ 3-1 CHICAGO

SSNS W PAN DU 6-1 HOY WETS GIRL 1-6

WNSF'AahEril. NC

M.IMwTRrSm

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WJAD)S.Inb 410:41 llnH, GA EIIIOU MORy

FLACTNOOD WC N ICHEL D

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KISRipt 5.1h. AR

D en. Snow

STAN SIP.. ROD STEWART BASTA

TOMMY COWELL Idyl BON JOVT Ids)

WILL Tt. A POSER 2-1

DURAN WEAN 2-2 02 SO5 POISON PEe J UDSON PENCE 21-13

894Fí Sm. AR

John 0R.. SAMANTHA IOU CHEAP TRICK STAVE NIWEOM SARI IF APT OF NOISE fP/ ESCAPE CLUB Hottest: BOBBY BROWN 10-3 ANITA MEER I1-7 BANGLES 16-1 OBAAT PALMER 20-9

POISON 25-11

0104,G.d.dn. AL Iwo D.rlo

ROD STEWART TIrFANT RAPSX f P

6X[RIII FAIRGROUND ATTRAC (epl Cottate ANICAG1-1 ANITA BARER 6-5 GEORGIA SATELLITE 13-6 FO1SON 11-1 [x/Y G 16-33

WYKSIG.Im.riD. FL

BnM'Jon

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Rot.. .0 :

HILL TO PONES 6-1 LOSS M' ROSES 10-9 VAN HALEN 11-15 POISON 22-11 BOBBY ONO. 29-13

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STAVE »1KH000 PAULA BOWL lap)

M JOY] Idp) W ICMAf7. JACKSON EAC.EEY BICRARO lap! D otat CN ICAGO 1-2 WHOM IN ROME 5-1 B REATHS 6-6 EDDIE A II-1 STEVIE E 23-11

01011Mr61. MS

Ron W.M. TIrrANY BON JOVI rAIRGIIDUND ATTRAC Hotaat WILL TO PORTO 5-1 CBtCAGO 1-1 BOY MAN GIRL 9-) ANITA BABBR 11-1 RCWEY G 35-12

KNAN'Monrw.LA Pwl Wro

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WPFM'P.rwm. Coty, EL

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`TOMMY CONN'ELL OUR TOPS

Hottest: CHICAGO 1-1 02 3-2 BOY .PETS GIRL S-1 ANITA SAAR 6-1 ROBERT CR 12-1

RIXT: Sion Any.b. TX

John Raymond

MICOPLLC SMOCKED ESCAPE CLUB STE.0 NINWOOD CBEPyL PEPSIS R lap) Hot ON.: POISON 9-1 (MITT LION 1-6 DILL TO POWER 16-10 JOAN JETT I7-11 ODIC BPICRELL N 13-19

1101Tallhe ... FL

Elden Doug. RYES[ ILOVC ALPHAVOLLL TAYLOR WTNA TONE LOC ofant,

NULL TO HOMER 1-3 NEEN IN HOME 8-6 BOBBY BROWN 18-16 DEE LIPPARD 31-11

RWTICWwlo. TX LInMIScon

none H ottest: 02 3-3

0NMN DUE. 4-1

WREN ROME 5-5 ROT .RS GIRL 8-1 POISON 10-10

0V10NV/NM FBI. IX Jon CNMeemon ART OF NOISE fee/ STET SINMOOD LNP NICE NLYNARD BASTA

NYA Hottest. AL B. supe 11-10 E [NNY G 11-12 BREATHE 16-11 CHAPEL -PLPS11 P 23-20 ROBERT PALMER 13-21

WMSLWIMNnpton, NC

Staw.NSommM.

WUE IEtC.ELL N

BON 3001 PLLAWOOS MC ROD STLNART CPASUPL ESCAPE CLOD TOMMY PURSUIT0 01 PP. lap) ottItt u2 1-1 ADDIS MONEY 2-2 O ELR PALMER 9-9 PAN HALENEN 13-11 OISON 21-18

WVBSWM.Srgtoo NC Fred Ain STET NISSOOD CBRNYL 'PEESII R

WEION LION B ottot OREATTE 1-1 CHICAGO 1-2 ANITA BARER 5-3

HILLO A PONER 65 B OY S GIN[ -- 5

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Steve Winwood Escape Club

Bon Jovi Erasure

Sheriff Information Society Robbie Nevil White Lion

WKDDIAkrun. OH

NICk Anthony

WHEN IN ROME BOBBY BROWN LENNOX a GREEN WHITE LION Not teat) B REATHE 1-1 CHICAGO 5-2 HILL TO POWER 6-1

Y WETS GIRL 8-5 ANITA RARER 10-7

1211/CIveiaed, OM

Scott M9wI11/J.ckSon

PHIL COLLINS Idpi ROMBIE ANI

(dpii L SIOUSSIL e HE (dp) H otta At: GILL TO POWER 8-1 DURAN DURAN 11-7 ANITA BAYER 12-1O POISON 24-19 BOBBY BROWN 17-21

WPXRID.NBnpst IA

SchoMerl GANAR

SHERI). SAM 'UNISON Idp) BON JOVI Idp) BOBBY BROWN Idp) STEVE NI MMOOD

GUNS N' ROSES Idpi Hot tell: BREATHE 1-1 CHICAGO 1-2 BOY MEETS GIRL 7-3 INFORMATION SOC1 9-1 MILL TO POWER 12-9

WOTLD.YYOn. OH

JBrvb/O.. Dore

IVAN NEVILLE ART OF IRISE tea/ VAN .urn

FORMATION SOCIE PAULA L NottAt) CUERNO 1-1

ILL TO PONER 6-2 DORAN DURAN 5-1 BOBBY BROWN 11-6 POISON 22-11

ROWEDoe Moines. IA SChaeff«IwII

MIEN IN ROME

Matte.: BON JOVI 2-1 GILL TO POWER 3-2 BOY WETGISL 1-3 GUNS N ROSES e-6 132 9-7

KRNDID.eMdrw IA

Knight/1.H B ONNY SROWN TIFFANY IdDI otteG

CHICAGO 1-1 10Ú1[T5 GIRL 4-2 THE 5-1

GILL TO POWER R 6-1 GIANT STEPS 9-5

VELO/DuluO. MN MIchMM.IJohn.on

STEVE IIINGOOD TIFFANY SHERIFF NEW RIDS OM THE B

CHEAP TRICE APT OF NOISE fea/ (d0) Notteet: 01 1-1 CHICAGO 5-1 EDDIE MONEY 10-7 DUMAII WIWI 11-10 POISON 22-17

WMEEIFt W.Yne IN

Jeff D..N

BON JOVI LENNOX a GREEN

S otto t[: PLATEE 1-1

GILL SO POWER 8-1 CHICAGO 6-5 DURAN DURAN 11-8 BOY MEETS GIRL 12-9

WORD/Dona Rapa.. MI Ores C.waylBAbba

MICHAEL JACRSON WAS (NOTGAS) BANGLES TAYLOR DAYNE ANITA BARER PAULA &AWL Botteet:

ON JOT! GILL TO POWER ER B-1 CHICAGO 16-7 GUNS N POSES 19-10 POISON 0-16

KLDIOr.nd R.pa., MI

OwervTlnnee

D EN LEOPARD SAMANTHA PDX ROBBIE NEVIL (dpi WHITE LION lap) Not teat) GAS MOT WAS) 12-6 VAN PAL. 15-11 ANITA BARES 17-11 POISON 22-15 BOBBY BRO. 11-17

WIXXIOr.en B.y, WI

McC.rMYIMIcne.I T.

SOTS CLUB TIFFANY SHERIFF H ITE LION Idp) Notteet: CHICAGO 1-1 WILL TO POWER 1-1 POISON 13-7 ANITA BARER 11-9 BANGLES 16-11

Z105MSdISon. WI

LOCkv.00dlKeyw

STEVE NIWOOD ROBBIE NEVIL B ON JOVI FA IRGROOMD ATTRAC

TAYLOR PAYNE - It:

01 l -I CHICAGO 1-1 EDDIE MONET 12-8 POISON 15-9

BOBBY BROWN 16-13

RJIOLOkIShona Clty, OK Spa1NSt.w.n

STEVE GINI/00D INFORMATION SOCI[ BOYS CLUB Hottest: ESCAPE CLOG I-1 SEACR ROYS 5-1 CMICAGD 12-9 POISON 15-10 ANITA EAR LP 19-11

ROKO/Onrha, NB

Dow Bentley

INFORMATION SOCIL (dpi BON JOVI Idyl STEVE 14Im+001

EPTL PEPSIS P

CO tea) WILL TO POWER 2-1 POISON B -s TAYLOR DAYMC 17-9 wHEN IN NOME 19-11 ROBERT PALACE 21-16

KZ9E'PSori. IL

Edw.OdalStsn

wIlEN Ix POnE BON JOVI JOAN JETT SHERIFF not tees: BON JOT! 1-1 BREATHE 3-2 CHICAGO 1-0

ILL M POWER 6-1 BOY KEELS GIRL 10-6

WZOK/NOCRtord. IL

SummerelOercls

MICHAEL JACKSON Y NISrMAN

BANGLES DEE LEOPARD TRAVELING WILBURY LENNOX a GREEN Hottest) CHICAGO 1-1 BOY MEETS GIRL 1-2 DURAN DURAN 1-1 EDDIE MONEY S-1 WHEN IN ROSE 1-6

WRONRoIedo. OM

EIIIoWJonnnY D.

TAYLOR DAYNE MICHAEL JACKSON LENNOX 1 GREEN DEF LEOPARD IVAN RR'ILLC Mot teat) BREATHE 5-2 CHICAGO 6-3 POISON 11-6 BOY YG.PTS GIRL 19-1/ BOBBY BROWN 71-1

KAYIO7ITulw. OK

StucksA/ltohall

none Hottt) GEORGE PIC.ALL 2-2 CHICAGO 3-3 BOY MESS GIRL 7-7 ANITA BARER 10-10 POISON 17-17

KMYNul ., OK

Mel Myers

TAYLOR EAYNE EDIL BRICRELL S N Idpi Hotteetl BOY MEATS GIRL 2-1 EMBOBE 5-) EDDIE HONEY 8-6

IBAN NEVILLE 19-12 ITA EARL: 12-21

KKROWSCNta. KS

Olir BE Wlllerne NMITE LION (dpi INFOwuTION SOCK! Rip)

BON 3001 (dpi M) BILL LL PO POWER 2-1 BREATHE -1 CHICAGO 7-7 POISON 21-11 PHIL COLLINS 28-23

WMOTIYoung.town. OH

Dick TSompWon

DEF L[PPAPO EEL! L MI HOGUE ERASURE FAIRGROUND ATTRAC ROBERT PALM. Hot Nat) BON JOVI 1-1 ESCAPE CIA 2-2 WILL TO PER 6-1 CHICAGO s-1 GUNS N. POSES 10-7

P3 KYVVIBI.marca. ND Bob BEce

RYLIE MINOGUE ERASURE MAXI PRIEST

WAS NOT MI) E SCAPE CLUB Hottest: CAICAGO 7-1 W REATHE e-1 GILL 70 POWER 15-7 WHEN IN ROME 12-8 POISON 19-12

W BNO/BloorNrptart IL

Justin/Wei.

ESCAPE CLUB INFORMATION SOC. TIL TUESDAY ERASURE (dpi H ottBE HOY WELTS GIRL 1-1 CHICAGO 1-2

AN HALEN 6-1 HULL LEIS a THE 11-6 POISON 26-7

W B W B Bloomington. IN

CNrryIC.ron.

BON 3051 (dpi TITER NY

INFORMATION SOCIL EAPTN .MITE COLIYL PEPS I I P

TOMMY CONNELL e SIA H ot tAst: CHICAGO 3-1 DURAN DORAN 10-1 JUDSON SPENCE 11-9 GUNS N ROSES 21-17 LENNOX t GREEN 26-18

WCIUCereoed.le. IL

Tony Wei.). Boys CLUB ROEAEE .NIL GRITE LION Idp) TRAVELING WILBUR,' Hotte CHICAGO 1-I ESCAPE CLUB 2-2 12 1-1 BOY KEPIS GIRL 11-5 EDDIE HON. 20-12

MICR/Cedar Repla.. IA

Gary Moon

TAYLOR DAYNE STEVE NI ~COO WHITE LION ERASURE

stead CHICAGO 2-1 BOY WETS GIRL 4 - WILL TO POWER a-1 ANITA BARER 19-9 POISON 11-25

WLRWIChampei9n. IL

MCCanNMCKN9Nn

IVAN NEVILLE KENNY G (dp) STEVE AINW000 CHERYL PEPS II P

Hot tat: CA ICAGO 2-2 WILL TO POWER 6-6 EDDIE O CY -7 ANITA EARED 11-E POISON 11-9

KCMOICN.mbl.. MO TA7MNI/.mon

ERASURE WHITE LION TIFFANY CHEAP TRICK BOYS CLUB Not tuft: CHICAGO 1-1 EDDIE HONEY 7-1 IVAN N ILLS 13-7 HITA RA 22-16

VAN HALENS 21-20

KLYVIOubuov. IA

Jell OBvie

BON J001 Idpi RCNNY a (dp) TIFFANY INFORMATION SOC. Hottest CHICAGO 1-1 U2 1-2 BOY MELTS GIRL 5-1 WILL TO POWER 15-9 EDDIE MONEY 11-10

VSLF.ngo. ND

Jock Lundy

none Hot feet: BOY MELTS IDOL 1-1 BREATHE 2-2 U2 1-3 CHICAGO 1-1 EDDIE MONEY 5-5

KRRIJOr.ra Forke. ND

Michael Right

FLEETWOOD MC (dp) ROBBIE NEVIL BON JOVI (dpi UB10 TOR CDUNOANL a RE Idp) HOLLYWOOD UNDERGO Idp7 RON te M BON 3001 2-1 BOY AELTS GIRL 6-3 CHICAGO E-6 POISON 17-11 MORBO BPO,IN 19-28

WKFR/144mMoo. MI Anthony/Britain

LENNOX a GOP. STEVE HING000 BOYS CLUB BON 3001 Idp) Notteet: BREATHE 2-1 CHICAGO 6-2 SOY WETS GIRL 9-1 HILL TO POWER B-1 EDDIE HONEY 10-6

WAZYItaleY.ne, IN

MotsVMlll.r ESCAPE CLUB RENNY G Idp) KARIM MATE Duel:)

CHICAGO 3-1 02 2-2

VAN HALEN 11-8 POISON 17-12 GEORGIA SATELLITE 23-16

KFRXILIncoM, NE

Cook/Moyer

CHEAP TRICK CHERYL PLPSII A

ROES. NEVIL ITE LION

t CHICAGO 2-1 BREATHE ]-} GEORGE MICNACL 5-1

ILL TO POMP 10-5 POISON 22-17

KPMRIRaod City, SD

MW(IAIIWO

SHERIIP INFORMATION SOCIO ESCAPE CLUB BANANAIAIU STARSHIP SOUTMSIDL JOBNMY PODteeS: ROY!(( SOBEO 2-2 ROY WETS GIRL 4-1 WILL TO SE: I4E7 GEORGIA SATELLITE 27-21 TE 17-15 JOAN JETT 27-21

99KCS.MIW. RS

Bred King

RYLIE HINOC.UE TOMMY CONNELL SHERIFF BON JOVI Idp/ ROBBIE STEVE 1111.000 ESCAPE CLUE I FORMAT ION SOCIE Notteet) BOY MEETS GIRL 2-1 CHICAGO 1-2 JUDSON SPENCE 7-1 GOAD N' ROSES 10-7 D[F LEOPARD DI -31

KPATISIau Fells. SD

M.gulrSW.rd

SHERIFF BON 5001 DEF LEOPARD TRACT CMAPMN Idyl ESCAPE CLUB (dpi BOYS CLUB Idp) Hottest) 02 >1 HICAGO B-2

GILL TO POWER 10-1 POISON 12-9 PHIL COLLINS 24-17

KWTOISpnngliela, MO 7.K O'Grady

STEVE MINNo0D FLEETWOOD MAC CHERYL PEPSI I P

INFORMATION SOCIE ESCAPE CLUE LENNOX a GREEN 1dpi

BOB »VI Idp) Hottest) CHICAGO 2-1 02 6-1 MILL TO POBEP 11-1 BOY WETS GIRL 7-5 ANITA RARER E-6

WDARISDOIMWSNd. IL

Moprlawley

ottOVE N JOVI I-1

GILL TO POWER 3-3 BREATHE 1-1 GIANT STEPS 7-7 DURAN DURAN 10-10

WSPTISter.n. PONE. WI

Jerry Stollen

STEVE III WOOD FLEETWOOD MAC ROBBIE NEVIL Notteet: V1 1-I BON 3001 2-7 CHICAGO ]-] TRAVELING NILBVRY 11-7 POISON 18-10

WPFRRwr. NR,1to. IN

NwMonM1Vwt

BOBBY RMONN TAYLOR DAYNE PHIL COLLINS STEVE .1000 CHERYL PE.I1 K

01110 TRACY CHAP/MN Mot tete CHICAGO 1-1 BRUTME 2-7 EDDIE MOHLY 12-8 imEN IN PONE 19-16 POISON 26-17

WIBWITop.ke, KS

AIS.Sed.OMwrOn

ABLTIFE ITC LION Idp)

STEVE WIN140061 (dp) Matte Bt, BOY MELTS GIRL 2-1 POISON 11-6 JUDSON SPENCE 25-15 JOAN JETT 26-2, [Die BRICRELL A 28-21

leFMWIWetMoo. IA

Mont Honwn

EDIE ARICRELL a N

MAXI PRIEST Idp) PURSUIT of HAPPIN (dp) Hot t..El IVAN NEVILLE 16-11 JUDSON SPENCE 20-11 TRAVELING W)LBURY 11-19 POISON 25-20

AS MOT GAS) 11-15

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ON. Mr IOW num. how many *Wed d br na Het wee Ms wew MOMS HaNAIe Me Ws Al SC9eRy IM1s week lip

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PAULA ABDUL J ETS ROBERT PALMER fdDl LENNOX t GREEN I vn RNIl1 Idp) N otts aft WILL TO POWER 1-1 BOY MELTS GIRL 12-7 RARER ITY 11-1 PADIAIJI ABDUL 0-20 CBLRYL PEPS I I R D-16

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INFORMATION SOCIO ESCAPE CLUB TOIwS CONNELL SHERIFF (dpi of felt:

0O l-1 B OY MELTS GIRL 1-7 DORAN DURAN12-11 Vol HALES 1N 12-9 POISON 17-12

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INFORMATION SOC IL CHEAP TRICE PAULA ETDOL TIEFAKY

BOY .ITS GIRL DEE LEPPAND Not test: Not teats BILL TO WRIER 2-1 RILL POWER 7-1 BO ITA .11 1-2 1-2 U2 5-1 BOBBY SRONN 5-1 WHEN IN ROME 6-1 NEW RIDS ON TEE B 19-15 EARTH GHITE 11-9 HORS D-111 SOB. SRO. 17-10

Se ERIFF BOYS CLUB PAULA REEL Idpi

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P3

KGOTIAmha(ege. AK J.D. Chandler

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TAYLOR DAYNE .21

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WILL TO POWER 2-1 DURAN WEAN 1-2 EDDIE MONEY 1-3 VEN .LEN 8-1 LENNOX GREEN 20-15

KZOLS.n LAO Obispo. CA Eric Chen.

ART OF NOISE Iea/ SAMAWFMA PDX ERASURE INFORMATION SOCIE NICE REWARD MICHELLE SPOOFED Idp) SBECGA EASTON GEORGIA SATELLITE Idp) [APYN BRIBE EIGHTH NO DOR PAULA ABDUL FLEETWOOD 1AC

ÚB10 Idp) STARSMIP STEVE PINWO100 ROD STC11AET CHERYL PEPSI! ! Notteet, CHICAGO 9-1

AS MOT W I1-7 BY BOB BROWN 29-11

GOON N POSES 22-I) POISON 30-11

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INFORMATION SOCIR PAULA ABDUL JOAN JETT lip) B ON 5000 ((dpi EIGHT!! WONDE. Potts Bt) WILL TO POWER 2-1 WHEN IN ROGE 5-2 ROBERT PALMER 19-17 MICHAEL JACKSON 21-21 MONEY BRO. 21-15

OK9STrICI71w. WA I.MMMRrerie

ESCAPE CLUE TOMMY COWBELL EASIA Idpi TIFFANY (dp) SAMANTHA ME STEVE NI WOOD

D STEWART GLASS TICE! EYLIL [ROGUE ottRAt:

VAN NOLEN 3-2 GUNS M' ROSES 7-1 W HITE LION I3-9 RANDY NYWMUN 17-11 DEP LEOPARD 25-1E

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PARALLELS November 25, 1988 R&R 79

Please note, frozen playlists are

Indicated with an "fr" next to the previous week's chart position.

R&R's CHR reporters are chosen on the basis of location, ratings, and ability to report current, timely music information.

Parallel I Reporters: 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 main-

stream CHRs.

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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.

247 REPORTS

A ART OF NOISE featuring TOM JONES

Kiss (China/Polydor) LP: The Best Of The Art Of Noise

Total Reports 56 23% Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach I

P1 17%

E 15% N&W P2 25%

S 29% P3 25%

M 12% W 33%

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0

Summary 6-15 1 0 0 1

UP 2 16-40 3 6 4 13

DEBS 11 Ons 3 8 3 14

SAME 15 Adds 4 14 8 26

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 2 2

ADDS 28 Total 11 28 17 56

UST

PXKS a

CKOI on

SOUTH

P0F90-75 WW1

O IDME5T

B96 31-25 295 d-70

WORT

O 115 a

F22P e

ORLO a

ORLO on

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EAST

0100 a

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50017

0880 on 0106 on

195 a

O%8106 a

1100 a

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MD.7x a

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*IDWE3T

MGT! a

O 210 .

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WEST

RIVA a-30 0,5

RMGX 4-35 O OM0 a

FORK 0-34 RRPR 0-21 RATO 35 /r

UST

PIRr 0-40 Ñ98 a

F%1 a

000TH

«ARS a

0012 a

AJAD d-32 *1RX O B98 a

0'P)10 on

01103 -39

MIDWEST

RYYY 0-40 SONO 4-39

PEST

PLOT a

297 a

RFB° MOR o

11202 a-35

B ANITA BAKER

Giving You The Best That I.. (Elektra) LP: Giving You The Best That I Got

Total Reports 217 88%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach P2 83% E 90% P2 90% S 85% P3 88% M 88% W 90% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 4 3 1 8

National 2-5 8 20 10 38 Summary 6-15 27 59 34 120 UP 183 16-40 12 19 16 47

DEBS 5 Ons 0 0 0 0

SAME 22 Adds 0 0 0 0


ADDS 4 Total 54 102 61 217

GST

1o4 11-r W OOS 2-1 020U 12-9 WISE 29-26 141130 a-25 0001 14-10 P0r95 S fr

2100 6-/ WEGX 8-7

RLUC 28-27 100000 25-19 IOW 11-8 PS, 17-10 RGO 11-8 98000 3-2 1RFR 23-22 99Cr5 10-9 1102-r7 13-11 930 16-6 RMN2 17-14 PP52 8-5 1000N 18-13 0H22 12-9 RATO 17 fr MOCR 17-17 R*SS 8-5 01102 19-16 700 1e-11 0106 1)-9

CP 20-16

Con witted On Next Column

894 0-25 P00-70 3-1 AVA 9-7

SOUTH

Anita Baker Continued

UST

P0'099 15-11 MP10 8-6 KIM 36-24 MMRR 16-13 RABE 14-7 101C1A 9-1 1100 9-7 95800 16-13 O 91 26-23 MRPC 24-18 MHV2 11-8 OIRZ 0-4 RITO 0-8 00100 7-3

G98 9-6 MIDWEST MTHT 14-7

MFxR 16-14 896 6-6 METO 14-9 Z95 24-18 0102 a-34 50010 92X 29-27 mCt 17-9 OAKS 9-7 PC22 2-1 0012 10-7 MHYT 4-4 3405F 16-13 W'2OL 4-72 AJAD 12-9 RIM 13-8 MZRO 12-7 RCPO 7-3 0J210 19-15 MOTI 10-8 B98 13-7 K OYP 20-17 0050 12-9 00B0 30-28 0104 6-S

MYRS 12-10 N EST 25Me 9-9

0101 11-8 05104 28-24 KNAN 15-1) 2108 11-11 0PF71 6-1 0015 12-8 0102 24-21 «2.P 16-13 KMT2 9 0r

0082 10-8 07103 I-1

1800 0-16 OVOS 5-3 721102 11-9 8602 17-17 5109f75? 001211) 10-9 RCPO 15-15 RYYY 21-1e K ISS 6-4 MBSB 1l-5 0240 9-8 MCIL 12-10 root 1-1 ruco 19-9 RP11 17-14 0100 12-0 RUBE 12-8 0C910 22-16

1 RLYV 20-15 Y94 19 fr \A ROL 9-e RPR 70-23

00197 2-2 wan, 2/-19 PPGC 1-1 RPRX 74-19 293 4-) RPHR 35-26 70096 11-10 9900 71-24 PM0106 20-17 RPAT 19-15 FOCI 11-11 0MT0 8-6 01977 I1-11 080 20 fr

OPPP 11-11 1 IBA' 31-27

PST U ST

ROOT d-37 NFLY 3-1 RYYA 21-14 0100 12-8 297 32-22 wan 5-4 119o2 19-16 A'VSR 10-8 OTRO 15-13 JET -FM 11-6 RCOO 5-3 oFBZ 12-9 KMOR 16-13 0N140 13-12 ROOF 10-9 vile 2-2 0778 17-14 NOES 19-16 RipS 23-18 PLAN 15-14 8202 17-9 O 0101 9-8 SLY96 7-5

297 7-3

50010

0080 6-5 897 18-16 098 14-11 MF9F 9-7 1106 2-2 KM 4-1 195 15-8 0%1106 7-4 12RQB 3-2 WWI, 4-3 WOK 4-3 OCGO 8-5 G105 14-9 O M 19-14 098 14-10 'lN3 12-9 90151 9-9 01015 10-8 02YF 21-17 9410% 72-22 AK 27-17

MLAP 17-13 R1YR 11-7 z0U 6-5 4030 6-2 990'AYS 24-15 rM100 16-10 BO?105 1-6 0'AB8 10-15 SBAM 10-5 SEBY 13-8 RBFM 16-11 2107 0-6 RAES 10-10 BJ105 13-7 2106 10-7 MPVO 19-15 092 26-30 RSAO 11-9 14502 15-11 2102 1-1

0T7111 17-9 DLI 22-12

*R21 4-3

MIDWEST

MROD 10-7 920 12-10 MGTI 16-12 RDi2 18-1) O ,0 29-25 MO 16-12 0'MEE 14-10 LO 17-17

PGaD a-25 00X0 11-8 2104 21-16 03107 19-14 O 01112 14-11 0297 25-21 200 0-70

OPON 17-1S O 07107 10 fr

01122 71-21 OrRO 14-11 POT 16-12

COST

RIVA d-20 «P95 22-16 05ND 4-3 RMG% 3-2 RYNO I1 -S

ROM 5-3

BANANARAMA Love, Truth &.. (London/PolyGram) LP: Greatest Hits


Parallel Regional Reach Reach LEA] P1 12% E 29% P2 201 S 256 P3 351

M 7% w 29% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0

UP 11 16-40 4 6 4 14

DEBS 2 Ons 4 16 17 37



ADDS 4 Total 8 23 24 55

EAST

OSOS on C00I 4-78 PPO-FM on

50010

ROBE 35-74 GN on RITO on 0105 22-22

MIDWEST

NAST

P1 A,

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0220 79-36

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297 a

RTPS 39-3S RFBO on R90R 38-35 RTMT o R20I o 5L196 on

BANGLES In Your Room (Columbia) LP Everything


Regional Reach

Reach P1 55%

E 77% P2 83%

S 821 P3 97%

M 83% W 751 Chart Summary

POs P1 P7 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-25 10 31 37 78

UP 171 16-40 22 55 79 106

DEBS 5 Ons 3 2 0 5



ADDS 5 Total 36 94 67 197

EMIT

0104 21-19 005 0

0201 18-14 0001 23-19 CROI 17-70 000% 30-27 B 94 13-9 PRO -FM 0-32

500111

PM 22-19 697 27-23 798 21-19 8106 21-18 RUB 22-20 195 14-17 1010106 28-22 000 on OSSI 4-]0 YaCY 15-15 O 000 20-18

PAST

WOFO 19-11 ix 13-30

103CIP 4-30 950X0 12-11 O 102 I8-14 00100 23-16 95OIL 40-25 G98 18-12

Continued On Next Column

SOUTH

' Bangles Continued

7P099 23-22 KCGL 25-20 295 on KIM 24-17 RUE 16-17 B97 20-10 wN 19-18 RTFM on 0105 11-12

MIDWEST

295 23-22 0102 27-22 1,145 10-29 92I 2)-22 NCI 19-16

PCLY 19-11 020L 1)-12 BDM'B 18-16 NLOL 16-13 0080 14-12

05104 12-22 2108 27-16 ROM )7-30 10120 16-13 RCPO 20-18 O 05N 40-40 8PLZ 11-7 RUBE 14-11

\PI ¡ KITS 4-4

EAST

MPLY 25-22 0100 1)-10 ACB a

MVLR 4-37 .307-09115-13 LPi 20-16

MNNR 20-15 WRAP 10-9 PLAN 26-21 1001011 7-3 ASPO 12-9 98P11' 23-20 9900a1 11-14 930 32-17 PS? 24-21 1472 15-13

101(11 10-17 PP2 4-40 0106 21-16 PCP 22-18

01106 17-11 1414011 71-28 WOW 17-13 FEU 32-30 098 17-15 MINO 23-16 was: 19-15 SANS 23-19 M2YP 18-1S 94122 21-16 OUT 18-11

SLAP 20-15 RRYR 17-15 112011 22-17 99011115 22-17 PM100 12-9 A1B 20-17

0BA* 15-12 SHBY 22-17 RBFM 22-19 RMES 18-16 83105 70-I8 2106 27-20 O RVC 33-31

OsAQ 20-14

582 17-14 010: 32-25 R7UZ 20-18 SOL. 28-21 01121 33-25

H ODWEST

011012 28-25 920 29-24 AGT! 10-7 RLIO 20-1S 00EC 23-18 000 28-10 PG1D a-27 P1TX 16-11 11J107 20-18 11040 10-10 0297 I1-10 P2011 MFON 16-11 0A5I07 22 fr

F*YZ on RFPD 11-8 SPOT 27-24

14051

RISA 19-14 RP95 18-10 CAED 22-17 RASO 23-17 RYNO 29-10 O 0M0 29-27 0LUc a 81130 17-12 2M101 18-16 ICAO 24-18- RRPP 4-28 IO2-F9 17-12 R502 30-25 ODON 21-21 OATD 22 fr

0020 16-13

STET 15-12 P OMP 17-15 0Pix 11-94

TO 27-22

50010

CAOS 10-16 0012 22-17 MRSF 27-19 PJAD 19-14 P20X 75-10 SJMO 13-11 899 16-0 0150 20-18 O 104 19-14 PUS 21-18 H SMe 19-17 0101 20-14 RNAN 19-1e MP, 18-13 O 200 18-14 2103 30-25 K WTx 14 fr

005L 18-15 AVM 19-14

MIDWEOT

«YTY 20-16 son 16-17 P0B 18-13 welt 16-13 00CP 27-19 YL00 17-14 « 0M0 25-21 KM 21-12 294 15 fr

111011 19-17 1, 29-26

wA22 10-15 «FRX 21-16 RPNP 10-9 9900 25-19 RPAT 21-18 OMTO 18-15 0DRR 19 fr *5PT 15-12 PFR 27-19 A'IBM 23-21 RFMO 0-6

WEST

RGOT 17-9 ROYA 25-20 297 24-21 0002 20-18 RTRS 22-17 O PBQ 11-9 104011 15-11 R02E 5-4 RTMT 16-13 RIFN 19-16 O 202 18-8 SLY96 9-8 297 16-11 0095 18-14

BON JOVI

Born To Be My Baby (Mercury) LP New Jersey

Total Reports 134

Regional Reach E 719' S 559 M 44% w 48%

National Summary UP 7

DEBS 36 SAME 28 DOWN 0

ADDS 63

N&A

54% Parallel

Reach P1 46% P2 50% P3 70%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 0 0

16-40 9 22 12 43

Ons 6 12 10 28

Adds 11 20 21 52

Ch Adds 4 2 5 11

Total 30 56 48 134

EAST

0104 a 200 a

Nsu o 0001 a

100 O-20 PEGS on

094 4-27 PRO -FN on

500113

295 4-28 00190 d-31 097 4-)1 MCH a

PV2 0 0105 024

295 a

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VEST

-34 on fr

11104 d-28 01140 a-79 MUG 4-37 RYRR 4-32 P11101

n-27 0009 0

EAST

AFRO a-40 X on

1030I0 0-28 ºSxFX a

00P0 On 110 0-)6

00100 4-39 MIL on G.oX0 ea STET 4 -JI o9P on

A'FXX On PETO

500TH

MID1R

-37

39

-78

0-34 fr

-40

T

WEP MCIL -34 RLYV Kg. Sr, PAiY -31 99PG RPAT -36 6M-0 Rn1M on

MEAT

RGOT o RY'A a

091 0-70 FAO! a

RF00 a-10 OAOR a

ROZC a

R2PN 4

51196 17-I1 Y9] 0095 37-21

BOY MEETS GIRL Waiting For A Star To Fall (RCA) LP: Reel Life

Total Reports 213 1361 Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach O P1 63%

E 88% P2 9414%

S 88% P3 96%

M 92% W 75% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 1 4 6

National 2-5 7 27 29 63

Summary 6-15 19 64 29 112

UP 162 16-40 11 12 4 27

DEBS 6 Ons 2 0 0 2



ADDS 3 Total 41 106 66 213 - - Continued On Next Column --

EAST

Boy Meets Girl Continued

9104 d-20 14200 17-12 PRSE 17-11 MAJO 18-17 06LI 13-11 CROI 27-16 05M95 25 fr

PM( 17-17 894 18-10 P00 -W10 8-6 0107 a-29 PAVA 27-20

SOOTII

PMP99 1-1

REGL 19-17 097 21-19 PON 8-7 WMV2 0-20 KM 30-30 5105 0

0105 5-2

MIDWEST

0102 12-8 920 14-12 *t0C I 22-13 ACZY 15-12 NZPL 7-5 O 820 19-1S RCPM 17-10 VIT! 17-15

FDPB 6-5

'LOL 7-7 *080 12-4

OMSI

05104 29-75 0108 12-10 O 115 0 ROZO 0-29 O 11112 11-9 0500 19-18 PCPX 9-2 RISE 7-' O PL2 7-i ROBE 11-9

EAST

MFLY 2-2 0100 7-4 A'AF9 13-10 Mt'SP 13-12 JET -FM 10-10 PERU I/ -IS NNR 14-11

ATIC 17-12 0022 5-5 ALAN 11-10 0C101 13-10 100091 8-6 SPR :0-5 987511 21-19 99GFM 8-7 930 9-7 SP5T 7-6 PNT2 9-8 4100 10-16 AXeI 11-7

0106 ll-8 AYCP 10-7

500770

wan 22-21 893 11-6 «9B 3-2 0F70F 20-14 R106 18-16 «228 10-6 195 12-7 0x0106 16-11 NSs2 I2-10 PRICY 14-14 2106 8-7 'NOR 9-S POGO 11-0 G105 28-15 IftZB d-34 098 0-0 01N0 6-6

R51 4-4

PANS 11-9 NIYP 1-) 9422. 6-3 APE a

vOUT 5-7 MORI 21-15 MLAP 15-11 R6YH 17-10 0201 4-6 PDJ1 2)-15 99*LY5 7-4 9140 20-12 AB7 16-11 14BAM 12-8 SHAY 7-5 KB, 1-4 7107 19-15 O WES 8-7 73105 d-31 1106 19-15 01,0 l3-il 792 5-3

0 SA0 9-8 SR2 12-7

2122 17-15 0TU8 24-22 CLX 10-6

0010 17-13

MIDML5T

M:DD 8-5 920 10-8 A'0T0 7-3 w0.22 11-8 RrwT 4-1 'oN0 4-2 rllO 9-6 01F.2 12-9 140 6-4 9000 12-5 v100 5-4 Z104 10-10 RJ103 2-2 0000 5-6 0293 10-6 70200 2-2 ARON 19-14 O 42107 7 fr

RMY2 2-I «61D 17-16 MHO? 12-0

0051

RIVA 5-5 0795 10-8 CARD 15-11 R5ND 8-6 RNG% a

FYSO 12-12 110710 13-11 FLOC 20-14 RYRR 4-7

FM104 0-19 R1FP 21-20 80Y -FM 4-3 R50r 11-9 «DON 12-7 awn 24-2) 0200 4-2 011, J-31

u3T-- *P0P 6-5 PSFX 15-26 103CIP 7-7 9SIX0 5-5 VIPE 19-14 0101 1-8 00100 11-11 090 8-7 MTHT 10-8 OMP 3-8

NF%X 7-7 PETO 9-10

50075

RARS 0-6 O 012 7-6 PSF 9-6 OJAD 9-8 2RX 11-0

MJMO 9-7 098 4-12 RI5P S-4 0104 17-11 P7'S 13-11 RPM 22-21 0101 9-7 0114111-6 PFM 5-3

RI%Y 14-12 0107 22-19 ROTX 8 Ir

OV103 20-16 MHSL 4-3 ATOO 8-5

RYYY 6-5 MHNO 1-1 NBN9 15-10 wen 11-5 FOCO 4-7 0000 4-4 700 14-12 RLYV 5-4 291 1 fr

7PXL 6-3 VI70 9-3 0A22 13-10 K FRO 14-9 01110 4-3 19110 2-1 [PAT 7-6 O 0T0 7-S A'DBR 6 fr

COPT 6-4 xPFO 7-5 P1B0 2-1 xr71W 17-11

PST

«GOT 7-2 1YYA 1-3 297 4-3 0002 )-3 K IPS 4-2 K M 7-4 RM0R 9-3 0T97 /-4 RtFN 4-3 0202 10-4 297 6-5 0095 6-5

BOYS CLUB

I Remember Holding You (MCA) LP Boys Club


Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach P1 60%

E 65% P2 72%

S 71% P3 91%

M 71% w 90% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 5 12 2 19

UP 113 16-40 26 54 50 130

DEBS 24 Ons 3 5 5 13

SAME 25 Adds 3 7 6 16


ADDS 21 Total 39 81 63 183

UST

SOSO SOSO a-27 PLl d-]0 CROI o PRG11 a

PRO -A1 os

500TR

PS099 14-11 O 000 30-29 10100 22-19 897 25-:5 G0 27-^S

0NV2 19-18 RITT 71-31

MIDWEST

920 25-23 00/1127-26 DP% 2C-20

00YT 18-17 00E0 0-47 OCPP 1N-1] PTI 21-20 0DE 19-19 OLOL 1-D-8

1003072

PST

X5104 on 2108 9-8 RIIS 4-30 11220 0-27 2RP2 14-11 RETO 28-24 70102 21-17 K M0D 20-17 RCPO d-39 RISE )1-26 MO 23-23 O 8870 15-15 RP12 2)-19 FUME 29-27

CAi

P08106 0-79 x01077 a

GET

0717 34-)1 0100 40-37 P1R 4-40 wear 33-26

NK 78-34 ATM. 39-35 0000 34-70 PLAN 28-27 00101 on 1CO081 )0-23 MSPr 72-30 990FM 26-24 910 a -)S

OPST a

9NT2 32-29 0106 31-20 0106 d-74

5007B

0000 26-22 098 26-20 PFMF 4-28 0106 19-15 0228 20-18 000106 11-0 x00 11-1C 0900 25-21 0CG0 0 noon 40-38 090 29-25 IN0

13-2% R 5I PANS 27-22 AZYP 23-19 941YR 30-23 PAPE 2S-22 POUT 72-29 RRYR 18-16 0235 11-14 000 29-26

9900,5 37-34 PAM

n-29 WNHY BPS 17-14 73105 32-29 2106 4-27 092 a

0500 0-77 0502 a-38 2102 38-77 'TUX 10-17 P2L

141091251

P00D ñ0-15 920 0 PUP 26-27 MGT2 4-77 RDMI 4-20 0210 35-29 9FE 26-24

9100 -38 2104 A-33 RJ103 a

OR0 4-30 O 293 19-16 RA2107 24 fr

POT 32-27

01511

RF95 24-22 CAED R5ND 12-10 OMGO 14-11 RYN0 19-19 N M 23-12 RLUC d-39 MK 10-15 P11161 16-15 WAG 26-23 RrFP 0-30 O 02-F11 18-13 RON2 )7-27 RDON 25-18 RATD on fr

R0S5 30-2S «PO a

143 EAST

POOP 25-20O

F2 a

1030I11 22-20 95X211 30-24 0I112 0-31 00100 71-28 G90 25-23 PTNT 35-29 POMP 29-24 *F1O 25-21 00T0 32-28

BDOTR

«AR5 on 10211 27-27 PRSC 74-27 9JAD 27-22 P20% )1-29 *9811 29-24 B98 70-25 O 181 77-36 0104 34-31 02115 on RSMB 13-13 0101 34-26 K HAN 72-26 OPFM 29-26 RIO' 74-)2 2107 on 1510 26 fr

V107 9-6 SL 32-28

PUBS 25-22

0000 4-36 0000 78-3S MOMS 17-71

aIL 00 29-2S O 000 RLYV 36-30 294 30 fr

01x1 40-36 PCP a

400 21-17 99RG 30-26 RCA? 0010 d-27 100 31 fr

PPP 34-30 I00 21-19

«FMS 0-39

WE5T

000T 26-22 KYYA 0-30 297 0-)7 0502 a

070.5 on MU 31-2S O 1400 74-71 R022 29-24 112911 76-71 02PM 2S-20

o 2202 n

51296 31-29 297 22-20 0295 28-25


Regional Reach E 96% S 98% M 95% W 87%

National Summary UP 140 DEBS 0

SAME 54 DOWN 38 ADDS 1

BREATHE

How Can IFall(A&M) LP- All That Jazz


Parallel Reach

PI 88% P2 97% P3 96%


1 7 11 13 31

2-5 23 55 33 111 6-15 16 33 18 67 16-40 10 10 1 21

Ons 0 1 1 2

Adds 1 O 0 1

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 57 110 66 233

EAST

11104 12-9 0105 19-16 02011 10-4 P052 4-1 MMJO 6-4 *BLI 7-4 CR01 5-3 P10195 11 fr

2100 19-16 WEG0 7-6 891 2-1 PRO- F11 5-3

0107 2-1 PAVA 7-4

500771

09099 3-3 RF.GL 8-8 295 10-10 10030 14-3 RRBE 18-15 2100 20-15 897 6-6 *GP 3-3 0'NVZ 1-1 «ITY 16-16 K TPM 14-17 0105 6-)

O IDWE5?

896 15-10 299 14-21 0102 9-5 Á20 16-11 'Nci 6-2

OC2Y 3-2

DPX 1-1 P..71 5-4 10100 8-6 RCPO 6-4 00TI 20-18 RoOD 1-1 0L0L 1-2 0000 4-20

SLOT

05104 9-7 2108 2-6 0115 6-3 R22P 20-10 10102 1-1 RxYO 8-8 FM102 3-3 «ROY 13-16 moo 2-2 RCPO 8-1 11150 4-3 RALO 7-6 100.2 i-4 RUBE 2-1

P1 U 29) a

P0096 70-24 000106 2S-19

LAST

OPL7 11-8 0100 S-3 AL9 8-7

SOSO 8-6 U T -F31 3-5 O 104 4-2 MP.P! 1-1 PRINK 8-7 0T0C 12-17 41120 0-11 PLAN 9-6 00101 4-7 1001011 11-37 9PR 2-8

98P%Y 12-12 99Gt'M 3-3 930 5-3 MPST 7-2 MPYZ 3-2 ARCO S-7 71102 15-9 0106 4-1 M3'CP 3-2

500TH

P9B0 2-2 093 3-2 R98 9-5 PMF 3-3 H]06 24-)6 2228 9-5 195 4-1 002106 3-2 008 2-1

W55% 10-0 SBCY 20-19 OROQ on XZ1063-5 OxOK 11-7 OCIOS 6-4 0105 11-7 RUB 22-16 098 S-3 W100 2-2 0051 2-3 0AN5 5-1 0275 S-4 9170% 8-7 PAPE 8-5 00R1 22-31 0L71P 6-4 KIM 1-1 7235 3-3 0'DJX 10-4 99NAY5 6-2 10100 2-5 00T105 25-16 ABa 3-3 0BA71 8-15 02012 1-) RBFM 12-0 2107 5-4 0005 13-11 BJ105 6-4 2106 18-16 A9V0 12-6 092 2-2 11580 2-2 P5192 2-1 2102 8-6 RTUX 7-5

ORL[ 2-1 2L 11-9

MIDWE57'

M0DD 1-1 920 7-4 PX0 1-1

14072 4-3 RD02 5-1 O 000 5-3 7210 7-2 0902 4-1 010 3-1 11GRD 9-4 1X11 9-10

2104 6-6 02107 24-19 0000 9-18 0297 3-2 ZOR 7-11

/OWN 5-2 KA2107 5 fr

RM72 13-9 OrRD 4-2N

OT 4-6

POT

RISA 14-8 10,95 9-6 CHCD 7-6 R5ND 3-2 RYMO 4-4

O 0113 9-10 RLIK 4-3

RYRR 3-2 P14104 14-13 ' CAP 10-4 RRPP IS -12 ROY -F4 10-8 0502 7-2 RD0,4 6-4 «ATD 10 fr

7555 S-4 0020 8-6 000 3-3

¡eV EA5T

MPRP 2-2 0A7'x 3-9 I07CIP 2-2 95I08 4-4 14007 8-4 MIR2 4-2 00100 3-5 9551L 10-10 G98 2-2 M'NT 2-1 OOMP 8-11 Fix 3-10

A'ETO l-1

SOUTH

KARS 15-15 0012 l-2 4157 3-1 AJAD ]-4 0x00 2-1 03140 6-5 098 5-4 «150 4-3 0104 10-32 A'TX5 2-2 RSMB 6-6 0101 2-2

AN 7-1 OP M 4-11 RIXY 1-7 2103 6-5 FOTO 2 fr

09103 16-14 ONSL 5-5 WEBS 3-1

MIDPST

RTYY 8-4 0800 5-12 MCIL 9-6 ROCK 6-6 *LRW 1-1 Ro10 10-8 OLYV 9-0 294 2 fr O0%L 4-2 PFP 2-1 A'ASY 4-3 RFRx 3-2 R081 7-4 99110 6-5 7PAT 1-3 FMTO 5-8 OBR 4 fr

WS, 4-S PFP 2-2 WIOP 3-5 RFM* 3-3

PEST

MOT 2-7 0224 1-1 297 7-1 10102 1-1 O 1115 7-1

« P80 2-14 RMOR 7-5 PTMT 1-1 O 2PN 1J-15 0202 3-2 51296 on 297 3-12

BOBBY BROWN

My Prerogative (MCA) LP Don't Be Cruel

Total Reports 217 88% ' Parallel

Regional Reach Reach PI 89%

E 90% P2 92% S 891 P3 80%


Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 5 1 0 6

National 2-5 6 10 2 18

Summary 6-15 26 27 4 57

UP 167 16-40 18 59 44 121

DEBS 19 Ons 1 0 3 4



ADDS 11 Total 58 104 55 217

1411 UST

0104 27-20 IRS 3-2

0200 34-18 093E 28-24

910 01 -26 OSLO 25-20 CROW on 2100 13-10 MEOW 22-14 894 25-20 P RO -P9 25-11

0107 24-21

AVA 11-9

0007E

0W099 18-11 001E2 11-S ROBE 17-6 2100 23-10 897 14-11 MGH 18-17 WW2 8-7 RITT 1-1 0T10 13-5 0105 16-14

01D0CST

096 7-7 095 15-9 0102 33-31 92x 13-9 MN 128-19 MC2Y 11-9 MDIX 22-21

PER/ a

NR 24-19 0T0C 16-S 002£ 27-22 PLAN 21-13 11C101 24-21 100001 79-27 9500 24-19 90P%Y 19-17 99GM 17-14 930 36-23 PST 2)-19

5002 21-12 ORCO 17-6 1 32-24

010606 26-17 SYCR 28-21

COLTS

0880 15-10 093 21-17 098 d-28 F9F 17-11 R106 31-23 11120 25-16 195 21-18 205106 4-) 0000 21-16 MBCY S-5 112106 28-19 04011 I2-8 PCG0 71-25 GI05 25-21 O [20 23-19 Ñ98 30-26 0111 18-12 VANS 16-14 N2YP 31-28 90120 27-21 A'APE 22-12

WEST

FIVA a

11095 29-15 CAED 4-27 R520 10-25 RMG0 5-3 RYNo 15-11 0000 25-16 RLUC 22-18 RYU 19-11 FM104 30-26 «Go 13-30 RRFP 1-1 O 00-f10 7-5 0502 31-26 0170N 11-11 OATD 14 fr

R055 9-6 100 29-24

EAST

NPRP 27-16 103CIR 21-18 95022 38-30 «PC 4-22

0102 38-37 00100 4-33 11TI7T 4-37 POMP 4-37 01X0 21-18 PETO 29-24

500711

RARS 22-10 R012 25-12

Parallels Continued on Page 80

80 R&R November 25, 1988 PARALLELS Bobby Brown Continued

wHYT 2-1 WOOL 27-24 22E0 17-12 RCPw 20-13 01Tí a-28 (D148 27-24 OLOL 40-32 02110 26-18

WEST

115104 19-17 2108 1-1 RIIS 16-10 Rz10 2-2 2222 16-13 0020 22-15 FM102 15-13 %ROY 2-1 0900 I1-6 01SN 4-39 2010 14-13 %MEL 4-8 IPL1 22-18 ROBR 18-14

P1

60297 7-6 MPOC 4-4 293 2-I PMR106 11-8 BCCf 2-3 001977 7-7

*FLY 35-29 0100 24-19 0026 20-15 0530 12-10 JET -FM 34-20

4OR1 29-26 MLAP 4-10 11221 5-5 1201) 5-4 653" 14-11 990423 39-31 FM100 20-17 402109 4-3 MABB 21-16 BA0 27-17 wM1Y 29-24 urn 29-22 2107 25-20 OBER 20-17 02101 16-11 0106 20-9 wRJO 24-19 192 a

OSAO 25-15 0502 24-17 2102 2-4 1TUI 22-13 WOOL WOOL 12-5

01030090

WOOD a-20 92Q 27-21 WP"R a

6CT2 14-6 2041I 21-14 6000 a-34 KNEE 25-22 Up 24-17 0C0C 0-20 Z104 16-13 22103 21-17 EORO 4-26 0293 22-17 202 d-31

141409 21-18 KIIY107 22 fr 6NYI 4-27 RRAD 19-18 WHOT 34-30

94RS? 26-20 AD 25-18

OLRR 21-17 JMX 27-20 898 10-3 2150 24-19 Q104 22-17 wYRS 29-23 RSMR 20-16 0101 25-17 0024 30-24 014 4-32 0122 28-21 2103 20-16 RMT2 25 fr

OV103 4-4 OVOS 29-23

MI00LST

wRN0 4-33 0858 28-22 wC1L 22-20 ROCR 39-39 MAO 4-29 KCMG 77-33 RLYV on ORIL 19-28 2211 32-31

MASY 27-22 1090 18-27 9920 34-25 ONTO 4-25 OOR on fr

WpIR 4-39 WlBw an

MES,.

R2Y1 4-29 297 31-24 SFBC 20-19 24011 30-17 RO2E 4-28 RTItT a

112284 74-20 0202 29-11 297 29-2S 0195 4-13

c PETER CETERA

Best Of Times (WB) LP. One More Story


Regional Reach Reach P1 17% E 484 P2 39% S 408 P3 788 M 39% W 52%


SAME 38 DOWN 0

ADDS 1

N&A


1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 2 2

16-40 6 31 40 77 Ons 5 12 12 29 Adds 0 1 0 1

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 11 44 54 109

EAST

0200 4-32 10111

PRO -211 32-29

300213

MIDWEST

0CLY 31-30

WEST

85104 on 2100

u8-26 2X20 on I100 0 1CPI 4130 1155 on RPLr 39-34

457

0100 37-34 JET -ro on 0104 23-23 ¢RS 32-30

10414/4

37-36 LAR 34-32 RSPB 34-32 «PST 26-23 10122 0 0306 36-35 0106 30-29

80006

02130 36-34 298 1O 100106 21-10 000C 30-30

62106 27-26 O 000 22-19 íN6 36-33 Á9 W 5 02TP 27-25 MOOT 40-37 141.412 23-20 RRPR 26-26 RL05 20-18 99641'5 15-30 FMCS 0 6RV0 on RSAO 40-32 2TUX on 0E2L on

5313252

RD52 4-29 2110 40-37 060 on I2X 117

2J103 on 0000 24-24 10422 on

MEET

2095 32-30 RSRD 32-29 RYMO 33-31 104 1052 40-32 2220 26-24

EAST

OPIO 34-34 ~Tx 32-29 95tIX 28-25 02100 on 91X1L 23-20 098 on 87NT 25-25 MP 34-27

I«r[X 28-25 MMTO on

SOOT6

OARS 31-29 R012 on

«JAD 355-31 03Mí

890 31-30 Rí58 27-26 0104 39-37 R5800 24-24 0101 on

PM 25-23 R150 4-39 0078 30 fr 0V103 39-37 SOIL 26-23 W5131 27-24

M10Mt5T

0880 30-26 11o1Q 33-29 2LYV 31-25 294 on fr

It2XL 4-18 w5?R wA2Y 31-28 KM 31-30 9910 37-30 1PAT 35-29 I0T0 4-30 wDtP 32 2r WEEP 33-29 01014 on BPNw on

16011 27-24 ROYA 14-12 197 19-17 2002 32-29 ETRS 31-29 2190 25-22n RMOR 002E 19-15 RT717 27-23 1220 on R202 4-31 511,96 37-32 297 34-32 0295 30-27

TRACY CHAPMAN Baby Can I Hold You (Elektra) LP: Tracy Chapman

Total Reports 99 401

Parallel

ReachRegional N&A Reach

P1 728

E 188 P2 36%

S 43% P3 54%

M 20% W 50%

National Summary UP 33 DEBS 12 SAME 40 DOWN 0

ADDS 14


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 2 2 0 4

16-40 11 21 15 47

Ons 5 13 16 34

Adds 3 5 6 14 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 21 41 37 99

EAST

0104 a

MXRS 10-8 6200 a

2100 20-18 P00 -re on

SOOTS

P0R99 31-31 215 17-11 RRB2 32-31 2100 26-24 R7re on 0105 18-16

B96 73-27

99510 on «PST

r

10-8

CR 29-27

5001PR

weBO 39-35 893 36-34 0106 4-40 22211 40-36 000 on

0CG0 26-21 INK on

060$ on 8220 32-29 9422X a

OHOY a

42109 o Y106 on 2540 35-31 2102 35-32

ON0 30-28 FSL 4-33

EAST

10lCiR 29-26 95200 a

0012 4-39 01100 31-30 G99 4-35 81MT 4

SFIR 26-26 9070

500TH

RÁ25 a

0012 a

JAD o Mz1E 0n 098 on RISP on 0104 on 2580 27-26 Q101 on

WEST

Tracy Chapman Continued

2106 on 2115 26-26 222P on 0182 31-27 6000 27-22 6000 32-29 RISK

34-34 FMCL on ROBE

EAST

0100 4-20 08ACB 17-17 W1A2 on MSMR o MTIC 4-37 wIAN 38-36 1 00287 29-26 SP6on

2120 4-40 115 On

wTBT

2095 on 2480 24-23 0280 30-28 RLOC a

107111

e-7 RRPR 002-P0 19-I6 RATO 25 fr 2005 a

240 on

MPM 4-39 RIIY 36-33 2103 on Rrx on ft

O /08008T

M9w0 4-35 ( 010 on RPHR on 9900 4-39 OPAT ST 4-27

OPOA a

woos on

RFMM on

west

1TP5 33-32 ( /60 34-33 1MD1 on 8T41T on 5269 on 5LY96 35-33 0295 4-10

CHEAP TRICK

Ghost Town (Epic) LP: Lap Of Luxury


Parallel Regional Reach Reach DREAMER P1 40% E 584 P2 61% S 64% P3 88% M 66% w 63% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 1 4 1 6

UP 82 16-40 14 38 44 96 DEBS 16 Ons 7 16 12 25 SAME 39 Adds 4 9 3 16 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 2 1 3

ADDS 19 Total 26 69 61 156

FAST

O 103 4-39 0(01 on 894 21-16 PRO -PM 16

SCOTT)

0201 26-21 Y95 31-27 6000 a

B97 10-28 009 29-27 091.2 on

41I0MR81

VOWS on L't 29-27

0501. 26-23 RICO 4

RCPw a

BLOL 74-30 02.80 15-I1

2108 é-70 02IP n

120112 4-28 MO o RMOD o RCPT e

1IS0 33-29 RL2 32-27 RUBE 25-23

EAST

MYLr 0100 27-20 SR 30-23

JR-091 32-30 2104 25-10 S¢R2 79-34 6W96 4-40 WRER 32-20 100241 WSPR 21-22 99011 4-31 WNYt 4-37 1RCE 0n 0106 33-31 wan 23-19

wBBO on 197 a-40 198 on 0106 4-74 RI2B on

199 2:-26 8008 8550 on 0800 33-29 22106 4-30 14000 30-29 098 4-34 00N2 35-31 A95 37-32

MZYP 39-34 0002 on wOR2 30-27 wuP a

RRYR 21-19 1202) 39-32 5530 a

SLRS 15-13 991011.5 a

1AB8 a O 125 35-32 2106 On 0PV0 on 11540 32-27 MSRZ 39-35 22.4o-38 OLX .8-15

0001.

8106[07

8100 ñ-27 910 o M/IP 31-20 2210 a

ILO on 01011 37-30 1101 31-28 22103 35-32 ROLO 22-17 M200 9-0 RMY1 on I4M02 26-22

VEST

R295 33-31 R58n 33-30 B LOC on 2222 on FM104 21-21 RCAO 4 R00-10 on 1000

un -31

moss 1120 28-25

RASP

mPOR 39-33 ww)I 4-35 9522% 31-28 0102 32-30 00100 on 95810. 30-24

098 4-21 wTHT 4-15 oM0 32-25 M01" .6-33 TO

SOOTY,

RARO 4-35 R012 32-28 091 on

wJAD 32-20 wJMO 36-31 4911 4

RI50 32-11 0104 33-30 0005 on RSMB o Q101 36-33 41.1.4 28-24 RIRY on R«TX 24 fr WPM 22-19 OVOS 32-29

0106057

2222 33-30 M4M0 31-27 02915 31-24 MCIL 20-25 0110 23-20 RCMO RI" 30-29 094 29 fr

OKRL 38-35 R1R 4-39

WALT 39-30 e ra« 4-32 [PHR on 9900 33-20 EPA? 28-22 114T0 on I4092 30 fr WSPT 14-11 5140 30-21 10915 27-23

MOST

SGOT 33-28 RYYA on 197 4-39 002 36-32

IMPS on U DC 32-29 5MU6 0 2024 O 11242 32-20 SPN 19-14 0202 4-26 9L09629-25 097

0n

0295 36-31

CHICAGO Look Away (Full Moon/Reprise) LP: Chicago 19

Total Reports 233 94% Parallel Regional © P

Reach

Reach 1 85%

E P2 98% 94% P3 97 S 96\ 9.

M 97% Chart Summary N 87% Pos PS P2 P3 Tot

1 8 20 18 46

Rational 2-5 23 63 38 124

Summary 6-15 16 19 11 46

UP 175 16-40 5 7 0 12

DEBS 1 Ons 2 0 0 2



ADDS 3 Total 55 111 67 233

EAST

8104 22-17 «IRS 15-10 1.205 3-1 W ISE 15-13 w630 7-5 m9LI 9-5 0895 22 fr 2100 24-19 0EG" 9-9 094 3-2 PRO -re 10-4 Q107 11-8 0805 10-6

SOOTf

0M99 4-4 RECL 1-2 195 4-4 11480 17-9 %P9P. 5-1 Y100 17-13 .97 1-1 Mr:H 2-2 w9V2 4-3 1172 on 11200 4-13 0105 3-1

MIOWRST

096 8-0 195 8-6 0102 2-1

915 10-4 8P5T 6-1 NY2 7-6

0001 2-1 0082 6-1

0106 6-3 14YCR 8-S

500Tí

MBBO 3-3 B 93 6-5 091 6-4 100 5-5

0106 4-3 0228 12-7 195 1-6 101I126 9-9 M000 7-3 MSS% 4-2 I«PCT B-7 0900 7-2 22106 2-2 Irt1OR 11-12 DCCQ 4-3 0105 3-1 0420 28-24 098 2-1 INR 5-3 «SI 5-5 MANS 4-3 52YP 3-2 9422[ 3-2 O50E 1-1 0Q11'2 1-2 01021 1-6 MIAO 1-1 RBOR 1-2 2200 1-1

« TOR 7-1 FM104 2-2 RC00 15-6 R0Y-M 12-9 10482 9-5 ( DON 15-12 (ATD 18 ft

RM55 33-31 2220 7-3 RR0 20-18

451

wPRR 4-3 10171( e-2 IO3C1R 8-3 15022 3-2 801100 16-11 5122 1-1 02100 2-1 9511L 1-1 098 6-3 08TqT 8-5 O0P 2-1

W XX 4-1 WMTO 6-4

5012111

RAR5 6-4 0012 8-3 IIBSF 4-3 AD 3-3

0200 5-3 wJM6 3-1 B98 1-2

r---- Chicago Ccntinued 68M5 I -S wLRS 28-22 92X 1-1 990005 2-1 WWI 4-7 FM100 3-2 MCZY 10-6 007105 6-22 WDF* 2-1 0II914 7-2 021% 10-6 ORAM 7-4 2810 3-1 WWII. 5-4 RCP.. 8-7 mum 6-5 0521 11-6 2107 1-2 IMAMY2 2ME5 19-13 4,101 2-1 8J105 e-3 0060 1-3 2106 7-4

wimp 25-21 RUT R92 1-1

RSAO 5-6 85112 7-4 2102 5-2 RTUX 1-1 MD1X 4-2 B152L 3-2

09104 9-5 0104 5-5 RI15 17-11 R22P 29-26 RRR2 6-3 ( RY0 2-2 FM102 24-21 RROY a

19100 16-12 RCP" 4-2 RISN 5-5 8114) 10-5 0PL2 2-1 Wee 7-3

P1/

0R96 on

EAST

wPLY 9-5 0100 1-1 AEB 1-1 WV5P 4-2 317-111 4-2 F104 1-1 WER2 0-5 12MF 3-3 WT1C 7-4 0000 3-2 W UM 6-4 00101 2-1 1002141 5-2 SP0 5-13

9BP[2 17-6 99GFW 7-5

MIOOCST

51100 5-2 920 15-11 wPXR 3-2 IrCTi 1-1 RDMt 6-5 REN0 2-1 0210 5-3 8ME1 6-5 1L0 27-21 *cm 16-7 14/XX J-1 2104 4-3 21103 12-9 K0R0 4-4 8297 1-3 w 201 1-1 MACH 6-1 2112107 3 fr 1MY! 1-2 1RRD 7-3 OHOT 5-4

0050

RIVA 1-2 0095 1-1 COED 6-1 REND 5-4 RMGX 0-30 2200 9-e R0080 10-6 0.00 12-6

RISK 7-6

0104 4-2 wYRS 7-6 65M8 4-2 0101 7-4 ESAS 6-1 YPP: 2-1 6IIY 1-2 2103 3-1 RIM 6 fr

>DM 6-6 9V85 4-2

0106257

RYYY 7-3 wan 4-2 w0013 3-1 0C1L 1-1 RGCR 2-1 WLAit 2-2 R010 1-1 RLYV 4-1 Y96 4 It 0120. 9-6 TFR 6-2 wA2Y 1-1 211,1( 2-1 RPHR 6-6 9926 3-2 KM 1-2 6r0 2-1 DB1 0 fr

wsPT 1-3 SPIR 3-1 SI85 1-2 2.1114 5-4

MOST

ROOT 4-3 RYYA 8-6 297 21-10 6902 6-4 12145 6-4 E990 3-2 RMOR 3-2 10T5 4-2 RTMT 6-7 KM 1-4 1202 8-1 297 12-7 0195 5-1

PHIL COWNS Two Hearts (Atlantic) LP: Buster Soundtrack


Parallel Regional Reach Reach PI 88% E 981 P2 96%

M S 9

9

48 P3100% 7%

w 921 Chart Summary Pos PI P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 5 5 0 10 UP 132 16-40 41 92 60 193 DEBS 66 Ons 4 6 8 18 SAME 23 Adds 4 6 1 11 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 3 0 0 3 ADDS 14 Total 57 109 69 235

113 EAST

8104 24-25 MILKS 4-26 0200 -10 0050 27-19 101.10 4-29 'aBLo ó0-26 CR07 n PM999 35 It 0100 4-29 wLC,I 4-30 094 27-22 PRO -M 4-28 007 25-22

A 22-17

500TH

0wR99 J0-18 RECL 21-12 6680 31-23 nRBE 26-18 0100 28-25 097 29-24 MGR WW2 17-11

22 RI 0105 24-21

MIDWEST

996 30-24 295 e

0102 29-28 MM/15 29-27 920 27-20 0001 25-18 60zT 35-31

oft

w N YT 25-24 0201. 31-26 8990 23-17 RCPw 25-21 I%011 27-25 80059 26-23 W.OL 21-17 4I90 22-19

WEST

25104 on 0108 15 -Is 1115 28-25 loop 25-23 RRR2 19-15 RXYO 11-6 08102 a-20 (0OY 20-28 214011 4-34 RCP* 26-22 RISM 36-32 ROLO 25-22 MU on 6PL2 0-36 ROME 4-30

131 -A.

wPCC 4

9414106 40-36

EAST

DILO 36-30 0100 34-76 44.12. 21-18 8050 35-28 317-M 4-32 2104 4-25

81 36-31 0990 35-32 wile 36-28 VOCE 4-17 WAN 16-24 10101 4-27 100200 38-36 WSPR 37-33 980I1 4-22

99CPM 33-22 930 39-27 052 39-31

0002 38-25 MRC1 39-26 0202 4-74 0106 4-33 SOCO 35-26

80076

0800 35-21 893 31-26 298 17-13 w M0 30-24 1106 on 2228 4-37 095 26-24 R11106 4-34 0R0B 29-20 95X 4-22 w9rY on FROo

4 210629-25 00100 on 9C00 36-31 0105 33-18 REzO 36-33 098 4-33 IRO 34-27

14251 30-25 MANS 4-30 MZYP 35-30 9472% 4-32 14521 29-26

0 001 36-30 OR1 4-33

SLAP 31-21 K M 14-18 z00 30-20 WWI 28-23 4LR5 29-25 990409 36-32 O91100 4-26 ABB 29-24 8lAM 4-20 0090 27-22 R010 on 2107 27-22 634Es 32-23 O 2I05 15-10 2106 20-21 WRVO o

092 27-22 2180 4-36 0502 36-20 2102 36-27 R7U 39-35 DLO 24-16

122L 4-32

MID9fR82

WIIDO 11-10 920 a POR 4-18

MOIL 31-24 1002 17-11 ORNO 21-14 R2/0 d-30 0ME0 4-30 67q 4-33 51X0 31-23 2104 30-23 22103 4-30 2020 on 0293 28-19 0.01 10-9

w00N 29-24 18(02 34-30 FORD 20-23 14102 28-23

RIVA 28-21 21.95 4-33 CB® 0560 4-39 RMGI 35-32 1.M0 36-32 00880 4 ( LUC 35-22 F11104 28-21 RGO 4-34

R20R e

ROY -6. 27-20 RMMZ ROOM 4-34 ROOD 31 fr 0105 34-30 IMO 4-27 RRO 0-77

EAST

0PP8 28-170 F0 4-32

103CI9 28-22 95002 4-35 MRPF. o 0I12 27-20 01100 37-27 95YIL 0-36 098 15-21 DTHT 30-20 ONP d-]8

w7)1í 4-24 WITo 6-34

50005

1ARS 4-23 8011 39-24 I«681. 4-31 MJAD 4-29 6222 4-40

«Ix 37-26 090 30-27 RISR 38-34 0104 6-39 IIYIS on R5MB 4-28 0101 39-29 RNAN 39-34 SPrM

nn -28

OIXY 0103 4-39 RrR ft

00103 l-33 wH5L 34-30 MVBS 36-32

11IDWe9t

OYYY 36-32 800 19-23 0014 4-40 9C1L 27-26 EWE 4-32 MS.RM 0-12 RCM') 18-24 O UP 4-37 294 23 fr 2RXL n

0000 33-29 0427 28-23 1202 40-28 1M10 4-31 9900 4-36 (PAT 24-17 R(n0 24-16 911362 on fr SPT 4-28

wPfP a

I«IB0 4-32 100 37-29

WEST

2002 38-27 ROSA 4-24 297 34-29 0802 35-31 2225 4-23 2040 4-32 R(ID0 4-37 2020 on RTMT --74 E ireon O 202 4-25 S1396 25-16 297 4-30 0295 4-35

D D.J. JAllY JEFF & FRESH PRINCE Girls Ain't Nothin' But Trouble(Jive/RCA LP: Rock The House


Regional

¡N&Al Reach

Reach P1 31% E 19% P2 24\ S 278 P3 6% M 88 W 25% Chart Summary

Pos PI P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 6 5 0 11 UP 29 16-40 10 12 2 24 DEBS 2 Ono 3 9 2 14 SAME 18 Adds 0 1 0 1

DOWN 1 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 1 Total 20 27 4 51

(A52

894 17-13 NAVA 23-22

60UT0

295 27-16 6260 26-20 ROSE 40-40 2100 29-26 wYV0 26-25 RITT 13-13 122N

M1DMtST

I4MYT 19-14 21320 or

0089'

RS104 17-19 10102 23-22 1900 30-26 1002 19-16

A OPOC 19-15

293 6-e PwP96n ROO1 12-8 002977 18-39

ROOT

OILY on 0100 26-24 11100 32-29 99OFM or

S0OT8

2106 on K 12B 11-32 226106 25-21 4202 27-23 NOR 27-22

8C00 4-40 AM5 29-27 RaIM 1107 on WES 28-26

10V0 20-14 0000 on 2102 9-9

MIDWEST

970 on RRNQ on 2010 30-21

MEET

RMGI 16-12 RLOC 21-13 RYPR 14-14 RGp 34-33 R9Nr 4-34 Rw5s o 090 on

PAST

952X% 36-31 íR2 0

whir) on

500T«

2103 33-21

M3D0E5T

REST

TAYLOR DAYNE Don't Rush Me (Arista) LP: Tell It To My Heart

Total Report« 222 901

Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 82% E 94% P2 93% S 89% P3 93% M 85% N 92% Chart Summary

Pos PI P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 0 Summary 6-15 2 5 1 8 OP 143 16-40 43 79 57 179 DEBS 37 Ons 5 8 2 15 SAME 22 Adds 3 11 3 17 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 2 1 3 ADDS 20 Total 53 105 64 222

141 S AS?

8104 29-26 Wí15 4-25 0000 10-23 00501 20-10 5820 29-24 ROLO 4-20 CROL on P5R95 26 fr 1100 23-21 ecx 29-26

894 21-23 PRO -FM 31-24 0107 27-24 MAYA 20-25

05'R99 27-17 1®0 34-28 S RBt 211-25 897 22-20 005 26-24 0002 14-14 RITT 29-29 x720 0 0105

67Dere0T

296 22-18 0102 30-29 922 24-16 w9401 20-17 44021. 10-28 won on 0101 20-19 «LPL 35-77 11140 26-24 RC0 4-30 6000 28-26 VIOL 29-22 0099 28-24

25104 0 2100 10125 HIS a

t22P on 2200 28-24 FM102 35-34 2802 e

5000 4-32 RCPR 31-27 XIS. 30-25 MO 19-17 matt 22-19 R12 29-26 RUBE 27-25

LP.; 80197 23-15 P00106 27-24 NO2977 14-32

450

SFLT 29-26 0100 J6-26 «AEB ,3-27 wV5P 0-32 38T-10 4 OERt 25-13 MNR 36-31

«TIC 32-30 140ee 39-35 wuM 71-11 RC101 4-30 100100 4-18 09.8 16-14 98002 20-26 99Gre 29-21

930 20 -IS »PST 40-37 I40(02 39-22 ORC( 12-21 0062 30-27 0106 12-27 rTtR 34-31

SOOT.

wen 40-32 893 20-18 098 on 909 16-13 1106 4-3f 1228 35-25 195 25-23 211106 37-33 0208 4-35 8 26-25 R1106 26-22 8159 34-]0 IMGO 78-35 0105 32-26 RRIB 6-40 090 32-29 IMF 37-32

MRS/ a

«M/5 36-25 0270 29-26 9120% a

MAP[ a MOOT 4 0001 75-10 «LAP 30-27 KRT6 14-1 0200 27-19 023r 24-19

99wAYS 16-20 FM100 30-20 MAME 4-27 0BAM M1/11. 4-25 Kum 4-18 2107 22-17 09í1.s 6-30 02105 a

1106 4-26 60y0 4-34 292 a

RSA0 29-20 0502 35-30 2102 34-31 Tux

0-37 421L% truL 34-27

MI06t0T

920 4-30 WPXA 0-29 OGTO 26-21 K owa 22-19 2090 33-20 2210 38-32 5Mr.P o 000 34-25 G00 0-24

w1XX 35-28 1101 1090 17-9 0091 27-27 FOR 4-12 uom 4-2e KAT107 on fr 1082

21-20 ONOT 33-29

EST

2104 26-19 1095 4-20 CUD On RSRO 4-38 U. 26-21 111110 37-33 ROMO 24-22 ['f4 4-36 FM104 4-29 2CA0 17-29

RRPR on ROY -IM on 1002 4-39 ROOM 28-23 RAID 29 ft (155 11-29 RiBO O EEC o

CAST

0F0R 38-27 15)[ 1071211 24-21 95R[X 4-37 1RP1 21-17 0022 10-26 011100 22-24 096 28-20 1TBT 32-23 0.P 40-31 0)11[ 31-284 tO 60-75

SOOT«

RARS 36-21 1011 34-34 005) 37-28 OJAD 31-21 SKI 77-30

52M2 78-31 R.9e 29-26 1SO 33-24

0104 37-14 wYR5 0-28 ES(1B on 0101 38-27 6NAO 35-20 5P0 26-21 N UT 4-40 2103 a

R«TR 33 fr

OV103 28-25 O9OL 31-29 RIMS 33-27

0100157

RYYY 31-29 wen 35-30 08120 16-27 I4C1L 31-29 0QCR 0LM 32-26 RCMO 39-35 RLYV 39-31 1.94 20 fr RR8L 6-37 MALT 4-40 ( PNR 22-17 99HG 27-20 RPAT 37-27 0070 -19 PFP0-40

91B1« 4-34 K IM« 4-40

MEET

IGOT 37-34 2024 4-21 297 4-26 2102 37-14 ItTRS 4-38 2001 4-30 1MOR 4-40 202E 31-29 1TMT 31-27 RION on R202 12-21 SLY/, 15-12 297 27-22 0295 40-32

. ;

DEFLEPPARD Armageddon It (Mercury) LP: Hysteria


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 601 E 83% P2 81% S 771 P3 946 M 83% W 73% Chart Summa y

Pos P1 P P3 Tot 1 0 0 0

National 2-5 1 0 1 Summary 6-15 2 1 3 UP 79 16-40 25 5 51 131 DEBS 54 Ons 4 1 10 30 SAME 32 Adds 3 1 1 18 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 4 2 12 ADDS 30 Total 39 9 65 195

BART

10125 4-35 00011 4-34 I41L30 4-10 OBLI a

C00I o 2100 a-26 w¢cX 21-17 .94 4 PRO -10 4-34 0107 4-30 AVA 4-30

SOOTB

.90099 32-29 RECL 6-4 295 4 1000 27-19 IOBt 19-14 MGR 30-28 09000 24-23 0105 25-20

MIOMSST

895 28-27 0102 32-25 w9m5 28-22 92X 4-30 MC22 a-37 10F0 a-27 w2PL 30-26 RPM 30-27 PLOT. 36-28 MIBO 25-21

VEST

06104 4-30 2106 on 22.2P 4-10 2242 on 2220 17-14 RROY 26-26 10,013n RCPR 77-33 'PIA 38-31 ROBE 4-33

EAST

OILY on 0100 30-23 AS4 38-30

OVSR 31-25 JIT-10 0-33 'M9R

OTIC 4-34 242 on

SLAW 35-33 00101 4

100291 4 9501 35-28 9900: 4-30 9J0 -36 PST 4-34

8w02 4-36 PCS 40-11

0102 4-32 0106 0n MYCR 4

SOOT.

0880 17-29 898 on R106 4-17 XIII 4-39 195 27-25 0600 30-21 s5R 4-23

wOCY 23-22 0100 25-21 02106 22-17 wMOR 4 NCGO on 0105 a-72 1228 4

098 4-32 r13( a wANS 4-11 wi2P ;6-32 wAPE item.0 0-74

J1P I 0200 4-36 nu 31-26 9914625 33-24 OAeB 30-25 20P 4-26 SaMO 4-30 term n

2107 28-24 81425 24-19 52105 on 2106 4-28 MPVO 4-22 ,892 4-29 RSAO 36-26 2102 37-29 O 00" 30-23 rR2t 4-34

MID42ST

W8DD 29-23 920 on WPM) 1º-17 2042 on R0M0 4-33 2II0 4-39 I4110E on O 00 0-32 01[0 on 112103 33-28 10R0 4-29 Oz93 29-26 202 4

wR0N 242307 on fr RMY2 0 RIM o or a31

I400T

2104 30-23 COED 4-26 1580 4 RYNO 71-14 RLOC 40-32 2TR7 4-30 M104 27-22 RG0 4 10Y- : 2-22 mom RDoM 4-27 RATS on 3r

ROSS a-33 R220 33-28 K M;

EAST

O PIO 33-23 ww'0X 4-34 9510% 4-36 WPC 26-19 !RS a

00100 30-18 95211 on 098 4-30 wTMT 4-34 0G50 31-33 8020 4-39 0NT0 4-38

900111

RARE 4-36 1Q11 27-31 wO? 4-30 JAD 39-36

0005 4-37 0200 39-33 092 on RISK 40-35 0104 32-29 0905 an 0941 4-30 0101 4-37 2005 38-31 00,21 34-30 R18Y 30-25 2103 32-24 Rr" 31 fr WOOL 37-33 MVB5 37-34

1221. 39-35 4095 28-22 5.68 4-38 SOIL 37-32 RCR 4-36 VL0 30-22 C110 4-40 RLTVo5-27 294 fr R911 on 0000 4-30 MAZO 29-24 ( 180 0-28 RP2R 4-29 9920 38-31 ( PAT a-40 a010 en MDBA on Ir 507

n0-22 5285 n

11005 36-32

6EST

( GOT on RYYA o 197 1412 Reo2 4-3º RTRS 4-39 am 37-74 RMOR 35-10 RO8C a-33 ¡TNT 40-35 RtFO 4-29 5L196 74-27 092 37-35 0215 25-18

DURAN DURAN I Don't Want Your Love (Capitol) LP: Big Thing


Regional Reach Reach PI 89% E 98% P2 95% S 958 P3 999 M 95% W 88% Chart Summary

Pos PI P2 P3 Tot 1 1 1 0 2

National 2-5 11 23 19 53 Summary 6-15 30 74 41 145 UP 189 16-40 15 8 8 31 DEBS 0 Ons 1 1 0 2

SAME 36 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 8 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

ADDS 0 Total 58 107 68 233

EAST

0104 17-16 [RS 4-3

0200 15-13 MK0 15-12 O 2L1 12-0

CO01 8-5 P95 20 fr

2100 10-8 O eG5 3-3 894 15-15 PRO -FM 11-S

0107 14-11 VA 19-29

BOOTS

PMí99 5-5 WOOL 5-11 295 14-21 0080 10-16 RUC 4-4 2100 29-27 097 15-17 GM 4-4

MIN2 6-6 122 12-12 1200 21-70 0105 14-13

B96 10-9 295 13-11 0102 10-14 921 9-1 1000 21-15 CIO 6-1

*000 12-11 51152 9-7 WSPL 11-10 6W O 14-13 10.íI 16-15 men 10-17 0000 16-14 ILOL 22-19 X50 B-8

VEST

R5104 13-12 1'100 7-9

VSOR 11-1 98PRY e -e 990M 9-8 930 22-8 I«PST 9-7 14/422 8-4 ACR 7-S

0282 18-11 0106 9-6 CR 14-11

5000.

wimp 4-4 893 12-11 696 11-7 I4FMF 8-0 2106 13-9 iie e-6 195 7-4 12112106 0-6

0108 13-7n

SSX o WBCY 9-6 10106 4-4 5501 10-13 NC00 9-6 0105 16-14 RUB 17-13 098 9-7 5111 0-5 W91 12-I1 MANS 7-6 MI2P 10-6 91T2I 9-5 MUE 9-8 000T 7-7 08011 4-2 MLAP 10-14 O 170 6-6 íz00 10-0 M53í 16-14 99MAY8 B-5 OM100 B-6

41124 13-12 weA41 9-6 MUM 18-15 f are 18-18 0107 14-11 R9e5 11-9 03105 9-9 0106 9-6 1AVQ 16-24 192 18-12 « SAO 10-7 SRt 4-3

íM104 12-8 O 000 a-5 KM 2-2 005 -PM 16-15 6191 12-10 «DON 7-5 «ATO 9 fr

Rw55 11-10 X220 12-8

EAST

0 0RP 15-12

111-6 103112 10-6 95RXX 8-6 0000 11-8 0122 11-12 02100 18-15 95OIL 26-23 G99 7-5 « SOT 12-10 8000 9-7 0198 10-6 MOTO 10-1

K ARS 7-5 1012 6-1

SP 13-30 MJAD 8-5 52«I 9-5 V3Mx 5-1 298 18-13 O 190 2-2 0104 7-4 DY85 9-0 1508 16-10 0101 B-6 1605 23-14 O PTO 7-5 RUT 11-7 2103 11-14 RMTI 4 fr

00103 2-2 WOOL 8-8 MVBS 13-10

M1D1IC.9S

2221, 16-13 wasp 15-10

Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column


Duran Duran Continued

RIIS 21-18 N22P 22-19 101112 7-4 RRYO 7-5 FM102 I-1 FNOD 9-8 RCPX 17-17 RISN 10-19 RRLº 13-12 RPL2 11-11 RUBE 6-4

P1 U 140T97 18-18 SPGC o 293 1413 puR106 21-18 11OT977 16-9

EAST

CFLY 38-35 0100 3-2 WALK 6-6 NVSR 9-7 JET -Al 5-4 K104 24-19 LR2 16-12

WNNF 11-6 WTIC 3-3 WREE 9-0 WEAN 14-12 RC101 12-9 10005I 14-8

2102 I1-8 NBNB 10-4 RTUR 5-4 WCIL 17-16 WDLX 12-8 FOG 21-20 SRZL 19-16 MLRM 3-3

KCMG 19-17 MIDWCST GUY 16-14

294 16 fr GDP 25-16 RRRL 21-19 920 11-7 S'0F11 16-10 WGTO 5-4 '

S'AZY 10-4 RDMZ 15-15 RFRR 19-14 ORNO 19-17 RPHR 19-12 0210 14-10 99R0 17-12 GEE 11-8 RPAT 9-8 RIO 14-12 00T0 9-7 WGPD 25-13 NDBR 10 fr

W'IO2 7-6 RSPT 22-19 2104 8-7 S'PFR 14-7 RJ107 16-15 W'I8S' 19-14 FORO 15-13 0293 12-9 WEST 52OY 4-J ORCE 15-12 ROOT 6-5 RAY107 11 fr MA 6-5 RM22 11-10 297 10-8 FORD 9-6 0802 9-6 GOT 13-9 RTRS 20-16

1121312 9-6 WEST II1400 11-7

RODE 11-8 FIVA 4-1 GMT 12-8 RF95 16-11 EOFN 3-2 CHED 10-8 E202 21-12 RSND 6-5 5L296 3-2 RMGX 70-16 297 8-4 RYNO 10-9 0095 19-15 RLUC 15-11 WORE 10-5

E EIGHTH WONDER

Cross My Heart (WTG) U P: Fearless


Parallel Reach

P1 22% P2 24% P3 23%

Regional Reach E 23% S 241 M 2% W 461

National Summary UP 16

DEBS 6

SAME 27 DOWN 0

ADDS 8

N&A


I 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 1 0 1

16-40 6 10 5 21

Ons 6 12 9 27

Adds 2 4 2 8

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 14 27 16 57

GST

USG 4-33 CBLI

SOUTH

RABE O RIT7 on

MIMES?

WEST

RI15 on ROZO on 10012 on FM102 4-24 R00D GEL 26-23

P1 V 17

H OT97 33-30 WPGC On PWR106 35-32 N 0T977 37-30

GST

SFLY 17-12 1000111 32-30 SPE on

WPST SRCR on WYCR on

SOUTH

Gin o 893 25-211 M%0106 on NOR a

0CG0 0 RRYR 25-20 R20U a

R500 on 1102

40-35 RN%

MIDWEST

WEST

RIVA a

RSND on RMG% 4-34 FLOC on GRO

04-J1 OCAS

RGFR 29-26 ROY -FM 29-26 0DON 30-25 vwsS 0 FROEQ 4-34

GST

514F% O WOMP 37-32

SOUTH

WJAD on z'% on

RSMB O 0101 on GSM o FOXY on ROZx on fr

00103 4-40

N I19405T

99RG 29-23

WEST

RTRS d-10 'MOR 39-36 0202 SLY96 on Y97

F FLEETWOOD MAC

As Long As You Follow (WB) LP: Greatest Hits

Total Reports 66

Regional Reach E 27% 5 25% M 24% w 33%

NiA

27% Parallel

Reach P1 11% P2 20% P3 52%


1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0

UP 4 16-40 1 3 6 10 DEBS 6 Ons 1 12 19 32 SAME 32 Adds 5 - 8 10 23 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 1 1

ADDS 24 Total 7 23 36 66

GST

W OOD a

WBLI on

SOUTH

0E01 a

WIDOWST

RCPW

WEST

RCPI a

RISN 4-30

511 GST

M104 on ERZ a

59PR On 99GFM on 0106 a

SOUTH

0106 WNOQ on

098 on WW2 a

WLAP a

I.RS 35-31 FM100 4-32 MES a

GHQ a

WOG on

MIDWEST

WNDD 4-29 0DY2 0 8210 on ROBO on

REST

FOND a FM104 on RZZO o

GST

WSPRE 10-35 F% o

00100 on 95611 on 098 on SF0% on

SOUTH

WARS 4-39 ROli 40-38

arar on 4300 a

WJM1 0 0104 on WRS a

WPFM O 104T0 On fr WHSL a

MIDWEST

MBMB on

ROxL a

RPAT 38-34 RMTO a

NSPT a

WIBW o RFMW on

WEST

RGOT 4-39 RIG n

R802 4-36 RTRS RFRO e

ROLE on RTMT a

RZPN on 0202 a

SLY96 Y970 0095 on

SAMANTHA FOX

I Wanna Have Some Fun (Jive/RCA) LP: I Wanna Have Some Fun


Parallel

Regional Reach Reach N&A P1 42%

E 56% P2 42%

S 42% P3 361


POs P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 2 0 0 2

UP 35 16-40 15 23 9 47

DEBS 11 Ons 6 16 9 31

SAME 34 Adds 2 6 6 14

DOWN O Ch Adds 2 2 1 5

ADDS 19 Total 27 47 25 99

EAST

WOES 12-9 CROI on PMR95 24 fr

2100 28-23 4EG0 4-21 PRO -FM on AVA 30-28

SOUTH

014188 36-36 GN o WW2 O RITO 26-26 RTFM on

MIDWEST

O 96 24-19 Z95 a

WCZY a-40 GIG22-20 LOL d-40

WEST

112214 o FM102 a-26 RCP% a

RRLQ 4-28 G EL 23-20 RUBE 26-24

P1 U NOT97 30-27 NPGC 24-22 PWR106 11-77 HOT977 17-13

EAST

I6rLY 20-25 0100 4-38 AEB 24-20 WINE 4-38 WTIC a-40 1001041 4-40 SPR on 90001, 99G, on

930 0-38

GST cn 0NY1 a

NRCR 74-31 WYCR 27-25

SOUTH

MBeQ an GIG 27-23 O 106 on KGB on MPx106 d-40 ROB 32-28 ARCO 27-26 MNOR 32-29

ccOn w2210

MANS on GYP 37-33 RBFM 35-29 2107 26-23 BJ105 31-28 2106 4-29 RSAQ on Z102 on 'TUX on SROL a

MIDWEST

14022 32-29 FLO a

COOT On

HEST

FF95 on FS01D on RMG% 30-26 RLUC 18-16 RYSA 38-35 RCAQ 33-31 RFPR 26-23 RRNZ a

RDON on W85 On

511 EAST

WWFX J4-31 GIG a

00100 a

OMP O YFXx 27-23 14870 39-70

SOUTH

WJAD on ZRX o WOG 34-30 898 s

FUR on 0104 on 0101 0 RAN 4-35n V103 29-22 :BS o

MIDWEST

MRFR on

HEST

RFBQ 38-36 FMOR a

ROLE RTMT 4-38 R202 1-36 51296 0 297 4-39 0095 a

KENNY G

Silhouette (Arista) LP: Silhouette


Regional Reach Reach PI 62% E 73% P2 69% S 75% P3 81% M 61% W 71% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 9 7 4 20

UP 126 16-40 23 61 42 126 DEBS 15 Ons 4 6 6 16

SAME 21 Adds 4 2 4 10 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 2 0 2

ADDS 12 Total 40 78 56 174

GST

B101 26-23 %LS

WBLI a

NF.G% 4-29 894 a

PRO -FM 22-18 0107 30-27 AVA 15-12

SOUTH

PW1199 22-20 295 a

ROBE 27-22 2100 14-11 XINZ RIIY 23-23 GPM 4-24 0105 11-10

MIDWEST

0102 21-19 NCI IS -10

WC1Y 18-13 GIG a RBEQ 28-23 RCPW 26-22 wRTi 29-27 MDWB 4-29 LOL 38-3)

WEST

RIIS 4-29 RRR2 15-12 0000 20-17 FM102 29-28 FROM 25-25 R SOD 27-23 RCP% 34-32 Ms 16-13 RRLO o W OOL 12-9 RPLZ 15-12 RUBE 22-20

PA1/ V

MPGC 23-20 293 23-20 P0M96 on

GST

CFLY 11-6 0100 32-27 AEB 34-31 NOSE 39-36 JET -PM 23-31 0104 20-16 ARRZ 31-27 SNNR 25-24 WTIC 24-22 nee 35-33

MEAN 32-30 RC101 25-22 1001011 19-14 96PXY 18-16 99GFM 28-26 930 a-34 PST 27-24

MNYZ 30-27 MOCK 4-37

SOUTH

ABRO 23-13 89] 15-14 K G 4-10 M6MF 4-32 K106 74-25 O 228 28-24 RT%106 0 141106 21-17 MKT 16-12 MCGQ 35-33 G105 -33 GP.ZB

098 31-27 WINK 29-24 WKSI 4-23 ANS 14-28

SOUP 22-20 WAG o ORYR 30-27 RHO 26-23 CDJX 10-27 99WAY5 10-32 FM100 31-27 1107105 14-9 WHET 23-19 RBPM 1-27 2107 on FOES 71-18 GM 22-17 R5A0 28-23 USG 30-26 2102 33-30 ROJO 4-40 11021 21-17

MIDMOST

MPxR 27-25 O 0442 on 11210 31-27 GEE on

5I%X 23-10 FOFA 23-20 O 293 4-29 MRON 21-25 R Y107 21 fr 1111.30-27 o? 30-70

WEST

10.95 35-29 COED a

RSND 25-20 RMGI 24-20 0040 22-16 ROMO 20-7 K GRR 23-21 RCAO 40-30 O 582 35-33

RDeN 12-29 FAG 26 fr ROSS 19-16 11220

n

GST

WPRR 31-25 W010 31-28 103CIR 27-25 ARPE 27-24 MIRO 11-27 00100 39-35 95011 27-17 G98 26-24 STHT 34-28 MOTO 31-29

SOUTH

B ARS 20-17 ROIZ 33-30 SRSF 39-36 AJAD 21-17 0200 28-24 MJMI 32-29 098 24-20 RISK 36-32 0104 16-13 RY RS on RSMB 21-20 0101 75-32 MMAN FM 32-29 RIG 35-31 RMTO )2 fr

00103 13-12 wrn 26-25 AVES 28-25

MIDRSST

MYY2 38-33 10411 32-30 MOIL 13-11 MLRM a

FCMO O RLYV a

RF0L 37-33 MARY a

G PO 15-26 FPHN 4-75 9900)6-29 RAT? 4-38 MOFO 29-26

4-38WOG

190 16-11

WEST

ROOT on 0YYA o 297 )9f 36 0802 26-25 RTRS 29-25 G FB0 39-35 OMOR 32-29 FOIE 34-32 RIMS on 02 FN o O 202 41178 SLY96 4-30

GEORGIA SATELLITES Hippy Hippy Shake (Elektra) LP: Cocktail' Soundtrack


Parallel Regionalach

PI INi

1

Reach Reach 171

E 381 1 P2 33%

S 26% P3 55%

M 444 W 354 Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

National S Jmmary UP 47

DEBS 1

SAME 34

DOWN 1

ADDS 3

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 5 3 7 15

16-40 3 17 22 42

Ons 2 16 8 26

Adds 1 1 1

Ch Adds O O 0 0

Total ll 37 38 86

140 GST

MlL30 16-14 0107 16-15 'AVA Id -1)

SOUTH

RFOL on

MIDWEST

0102 8-7 MMMS 21-20 COP% 19-14 2PL 21-20 MBEC a

RTI 24-26

NEST

FRRZ on

GST

0100 19-15 GPO 39-39 SNNR on GEE 22-21 W:I,N 25-23 WSPR On 99GPM on GST 36-35 0106 0 WYCR

SOOTR

R000 24-24 WCGOn

098

sI 25-24 WZYP 30-27 WOUT 23-17 A'LRS a

GIG 28-26 w arn 10-77 RMES O O 92 23-21 GAO on

W IDNES,

WFDD 24-19 920 on COTO on RZIO 30-28 úL0 on IXX o

SZOR 24-23 WHO? 21-19

RIOT

FF95 on FSND 14-14 RY 1R

0

15104 on GTD 16 fr

11220 20-17

EAST

95I%% d-39 SOPE 20-28 W702 25-24 098 29-29 MOrIP 39-35 SFXI on

0008 16-14

GUNS N' ROSES

Welcome To The Jungle (Geffen) LP. Appetite For Destruction


Parallel

MNN 36-36

SOOT8

WJMX on 0104 13-6 RsM3 0 0101 0 RNAN O

GPO O RIG 20-26 0116L 30-27

MIDWESI

10.22 30-27 WCIL 8-8 MLRM 26-23 RCMQ 20-24 RLN 28-21 RIM 35-31 RFB 34-30 RAM 23-16 RPHR 17-15 RPAT 20-19 SIBR on RFMW IO-7

WEST

FOOT 16-14 RITA 19-18 RBOZ 29-26 HT16 32-31 RIME 14-10 00224 13-10 RTMT 34-32 R2FN o aten a

SLY96 38-37 0095 27-24

Regional Reach

Reach PI 62%

E 85% P2 84%

S 801 P3 86%


Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 1 0 1

National 2-5 4 11 3 18

Summary 6-15 20 56 37 113

UP 159 16-40 14 25 16 55

DEBS 4 Ono 2 2 3 7



ADDS 0 Total 40 95 59 194

GST

8104 18-11 OROS 20-18 W10U 35-27

0 19-15 RILL 15-12 PW095 17 fr

2100 16-11 SEG% 11-9 894 23-17 PRO -FY 15-13 0107 20-16 CAVA 10-16

SLOTH

P0199 26-25 Y9S 24-15 RRBO 9-8 E RG 3-3 0100 14-11 MGN O RITY ]0-20 RTFM 12-11 0105 10-9

0IDWEST

295 20-13 MnHS 12-11 920 6-6 WWI on won 16-24 SOPL 19-15 ROLO 11-9 RDRY 22-20 WRBO 5-5

REST

115101 12-10 RIIS 9-i R22P S -I O 082 32-25 11420 21-18 PM102 25-23 11822 16-1S G OO 13-11 RPL2 18-15 FUSE 4-12

GST

MF:.Y 19-17 0100 11-11 AG 16-14 *MG 16-14 MET -PM 13-12 ERZ 23-21

ROER 16-14 LAN 17-16

FC101 14-12 10011111 12-10 SPR 26-24

981402 5-3 99GPM la -13 930 37-21 POT 11-11

WM.O 14-I1 PCR 11-10

M002 22-20 0106 16-12

CR 15-10

SOUTH

ABRO 14-14 R98 18-15 0106 6-4 K GB 18-12 195 11-10 Roe 17-8

G5S% 11-9 BCY 7-2 MROO 12-12 02106 12-9 NOR 21-17 0[00 18-16 0105 13-11 REM 27-25 090 4-2 0O! 10-10 WRNS 14-12 -GYP 19-16 94220 23-20 CAPE 11-10 00ÚT 16-12 WURI 6-4 ROOD 36-30 SO,JO 18-17 WLRS a-5 9900YS 12-10 ABB 11-8 GAM 14-9 511010 17-11 RBFM 19-13 2107 10-7 0085 5-1 83105 12-6 2106 15-10 0RV0 4-35 092 17-14 R9Á0 8-6 5500 16-13 2102 13-11 N0 16-11

SOLO 9-5 WOOL 7-4

MIDWEST

50DD 22-22 920 19-15 NP00 21-21 WGT2 on RDWZ 8-6 RFNQ 25-21 N31t7 22-19 MW 13-10 GRD 19-10

51x4 4-77 2101 13-I1 RJ103 22-16 000 3-3 Mr97 14-1J 2011 13-12

W00N 18-16 002107 20 fr RGRD 15-15 GOT 10-7

WEST

FIVE 11-7 CRPD 14-10 RYNO 17-10 RLUC 8-0 RTRR 9-6 FM104 10-6 FCAO 14-12 ROT -Fn 5-4 0550 23-17

G OON 33-33 RATD 7 fr

ESOS 7-3 R22O on FRO 27-25

rip FAST

GPO 10-9 RMFX 10-8 103C18 15-11 95000 9-8 GIG 12-10 WIR2 14-11 011100 9-4 9501L 34-29 090 13-11 ITPT 19-16 FRX 20-17

W HTO 23-18

SOI2TR

B ARS 12-11 F015 13-10 RSF 14-11

WJAD 10-6 MZRa 16-15 MJMO 16-14 RISK 15-10 MYRS 10-9 RSMB 10-12 0101 16-12 GAM 27-16 000 16-12 0103 18-15 FIT% 16 fr

4NSL 17-14 WVBB le -IS

MIDWEST

RYYY 19-15 w en WBWB 23-17 MOCO 35-28 OLMO 24-17 FCMO 23-19 Y94 7 fr

RXL 25-22 RFR 22-15 WAG 12-9 RFG )6-30 PHR 21-18

9906 10-7 RP13T 22-16 MOTO 11-10 DBM 15 fr

WIBW O RFMW 11-9

MESS

FOOT on RYTA 10-10 GOO 21-17 RTP.. 8-7 RFBQ 15-13 0004 4-)7 FOOC 6-5 FOOT 19-15 H ZFS I1-9 0202 22-13 SLY96 10-9 297 15-10 0095 7-4


INFORMATION SOCIETY

Walking Away (Tommy Boy/Reprise) LP: Intofmation Society


Parallel Reach

P1 34% P2 35% P3 491

IN&A


1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0

up 4 16-40 8 8 5 21 DEBS 17 Ons 5 12 12 29

SAME 29 Adds 9 19 17 45 DOWN O Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

ADDS 16 Total 22 40 34 96

GST

140116 a

CR01 a

SOUTH

PWR99 4-34 x%150 4-3 897 4-30 RITY on

MIDWEST

920 a

WEST

RS101 a

2108 0 RRRZ a

O 010 0 FM102 on G OO O IICPX 41177

RIG a

RRLO FOWL

n -J0

RPL2

P1 V

0T97 31-20 000106 a

BITS 21-16 HOT977 31-26

GST

WFLY e-78 0100

WAG a-36 14544

WTIC e --J8 05PR n

WPST 4-40 WNYO a

ARCO a

SOUTN

893 a-39 1190 a

WPMF 4-35 0106 on 02214 a

195 a

1100106 4-38 MCOO a

118213 On 098 a

WINE a

WANS O RETO 41129

99WAY9 on lIBB a

2306 on RSAO on Z102 on

MIDWEST

SOTO e

FJ103 a

ROTO a

111180 a

WEST

RIVA 4-29 RSND on RMGR a

RTRR on FGQ on ROY -FM on 08112 a

RM55 e ROM

GST

952%X on 00100 a

G98 a

WOG F22 0

wF1FO a

SOOTY

WJAD on 0104 on aYRS a

RSMB o

MNAN Pill

0010 on fr

00103 40-35 1MSL 4-38

MIDWEST

1022 d-39 BNO a

SB10B

TCMO o ROW a

RPHR a

9900 e

RMTO a

WEST

ROOT 4-40 297 a

0802 a

RTRS on RI -BO o

ROOK a

GMT on RZFN o R202 a

51296 4-34 092

J MICHAEL JACKSON Smooth Criminal (Epic) 1P: BAD

rotal Reports 191 771

Parallel Reach

P1 66% P2 79% P3 86%


N ational Summary UP 127 DEBS 27 SAME 22 DOWN D

ADDS 15


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 4 3 0 7

16-40 29 72 52 153 Ons 6 5 5 16

Adds 2 7 2 11

Ch Adds 2 2 O 4

Total 43 89 59 191

GST

9104 27-21 4005 27-21 .001.1 28-21 CRDI 33-25 PM095 23 fr 0100 29-24 W702 4-28 994 a

PRO -FM 25-27

SOOT!

RFBQ on [GE 4-37 2100 a-23 997 a

RTT1 32-32 RTFM 4-27

H2D1rEST

896 14-11 O1o2 31-30 910 70-26 WWI 26-20 SC2Y )2-29 0122 15-9 WB£0 RTI J0-19 408 0 70

GST

RIIS on RZZP on O 002 21-10 1020 on 031102 on GOT 27-23 [MOD 32-27 rcpt 28-29 RISN 27-21 SFLO 26-24 GEL 38-25 O ! 73-23 CUBE 19-13

P1

aOT97 19-13 OPGC 4-27 197 38-17 F40006 79-35 cGGI 15-10 F0T977 27-21

:A5?

FLY 31-2? MGR 4-34 ]ET -ro 21-17 + NNW 28-21 RIG 20-21 BREE 38-3.-

99GFM 70-27 920 29-22 PST 4-22

SNY2 )5-)0 WRCR 10-22 0RR1 28-26 C106 4-35 WYCe 31-29

SOOTY

5BB0 12-11 893 22-20 098 28-24 0106 37-27 0220 27-17 000106 22-16 81108 20-12 S9CY 25-24 21o6 4-28

WOOF 40-35 0CG0 72-26 K GB 78-36 098 35-)1 INR 40-38

0R5) 29-28 WANS 32-23 GYP a

9422% 29-24 WAG QUT a

WORI 31-28 SLAP 4-33 ' RYA WDJk 4-28 99W13Y5 32-26 M100 29-24 1OT105 21-18 WfiAM a

WHHY 26-20 FBPI 4-40 2107 29-25 TOWS 26-22 BJ105 4-39 2106 29-27 SRVO )5-33 GAO 31-22 SSRZ 4-40 Z102 31-24 MTUX 21-19 RZL 4-26

MIDNEST

920 on 072 30-26 GIG 21040 31-29 R210 37-34 GEE o 01.0 35-291 SGRD a-71 WI00 29-26 0104 30-32

M0R0 27-72

i00 »RON 0-20 RA2107 on fr

'MAD 26-21

HEST

RIVA 21-18

RGO 30-24 RRFR 18-11 ROY -FM 24-17 WNZ 4-36 GOO on FOSS 26-22 FEO 4-32

EAST

M5F% 95022 27-23 IRS 39-34

00100 4-40 098 34-26 MTHT 26-19 ONP o

WFxx 31-20 NHTO on

SOUTH

BARS 33-30 MOlt 28-26 RSF 4-37

WJAD 30-35 WZOR 19-)5 5.711% 4-36 898 32-28 RISP 26-23 0104 27-25 GIG 4-29 ESMB a

0101 31-28 NNAN 34-29 OPFM 27-22 RIG 26-22 2103 40-37 RMTZ 37 fr 0V107 33-27 ONSL 25-21 OVOS 34-31

MIDWEST

SBMB 38-25 ROIL 23-23 MLRR 4-34 KCMG 35-31 RLTV 4-38 RREL n

WIG 31-I8 wan 26-20 RFRR 34-24 99FG 4-37 RPAT 4-33 MMTO on DBR 32 fr

MPFR 76-J1 WI85 0

0,54 )9-25

REST

GOT 36-31 RYTA 22-17 197 36-32 R8O2 34-30 RTPS 35-20 RFBO d-38


Michael Jackson Continued

MLAN 31-25 FC101 30-26 1001011 27-24 SPR 33-29 98PXY d-19

FF95 é1-1) CHED RSHD 10-28 MG/ 27-22 0YN0 75-30 RLUC 33-31 FORK 27-23

RMOF )7-34 02C 4-34

RTMT 30-25 RIFN 32-25 0202 31-22 SLY96 30-23 297 24-21 0095 33-29

JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS Little Liar (Blackheart/ LP: Up Your Alley CBS Associated)


Regional ® h Reac

Reach PR 40

E 56% P2 65%

S 671 P3 90%

M 75% Chart Summary W 62% Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 1 0 0 1


Summary 6-15 2 3 4 9

UP 95 16-40 13 45 51 109

DEBS 22 Ono 7 15 5 27

SAME 31 Adds 2 8 2 12

DAMN Q Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

ADDS 13 Total 26 73 62 161

LAST

101 a

SIRS on 02013 31-25 WR9E a-29 PRO -FM 20-14

SOOTH

PMR99 4-32 RLGL 10-1 295 23-20 R110214)PBE

24-21 WGH 17-15

MIDWEST

aIMM5 22-18 WC2Y 29-24 OP0 O

WZPL 4-33 KING 25-21 I4L0L 26-20 MReO

0

505?

05104 on 2108 29-23 RZZP on 0020 21-21 RWbD On RCP% 40-36 RPLZ 37-72 MBE on

EAST

SFLY 40-77 0100 4-31 WVSP n

JET -FM 27-18 OERZ 29-25 MREF. 36-32 100101I 24-20 MSPR 20-16 990F1M 31-28 PST e

WNY7 4-31 ARCO 4-38 0106 a

WYCR on

SODTB

WB80 4-37 1393 35-33 0990 R106 22-28 RZ28 39-35 RACY 28-27 GOO 19-14 R2106 25-21

DOGO o 098 371128

IN0 31-26 WH51 23-18 A5S 4-39

MLYP 34-31 91TY% 4-33 APE 21-20 SOOT 33-27 WOG 7-5 O 200 4-39 AIRS 22-20 995'AYS 4-40 4413041 a

'GM on 2107 17-11 RMPS o 2106 on WINO a

MSAO 19-16 SR2 a

FONO 19-10 MOLE a

RZL on

MIDWEST

920 on WP%R 4-26 ROW2 27-21 14210 34-30 GO 30-28 5700 0

2104 4-351 RJ103 25-21 FORO 25-25 0.297 a

AZOR 28-27 WRON 24-21 RAYl07 onfr 01422 31-26 EFOD 0n G OT 4-77 NEST

RF95 30-28 CHED o RSND 29-26 RLUC a

RYRR 4-39 FM104 7-4 ROY -FM 4-29 FANZ 4-37 RATO on fr

RWSS on RZZU 24-21

GST

WPRP 30-29W

0 29-25 950x0 23-16 GDR 28-25 O0100 76-33 098 33-27 OTHT a

SOB1P 23-20 MFG 17-16 MM TO on

SOUTH

WARS 34-31 MOIZ 4-35 RSF 38-35

WJAD 31-25 WZRI 32-20 0360 35-32 098 34-31 RIG 4-37 0104

09-28 WOOS 0101 4-36 MNAN 4-37 PAl 24-20

RIIY 17-I1 2103 on ROTT 21 fr WH9L 19-16 RUBS 31-30

MI0WEST

MYYY 24-20 ONO 17-14 SBWB 30-23 WCIL 18-17 ROCK 4-34 WIG 34-30 K CMG 34-30 RLYV 22-17 794 25 fr MRRL 29-23 FFR d-77

MAZ7 25-21 RPBA 27-21 99110 15-11 RPAT 36-30 MOTO DBR 28 fr

05PT 28-20 SPFR J8-28 MIeW 26-23 RFMW 20-2]

HEST

ROOT 25-20 ROYA 12-11 297 22-18 F802 on RTRS 31-27 RFBQ 30-28 K OOK 22-19 ROIE 19-16 G MT 28-22 GEN 33-30 5L796 23-20 297 0095 20-16

L ANNIE LENNOX & AL GREEN

Put A Little Love In Your Heart (A&M) LP."ScroogedSoundtrack


Regional Reach Reach P1 65% a

E 85% P2 88% s 871 P3 97% M 86% w 77% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 2 0 1 3

UP 98 16-40 21 71 56 148 DEBS 46 Ons 11 17 6 34

SAME 41 Adds 7 9 3 19


ADDS 23 Total 42 99 67 208

GST

14104 4-30 WIG 27-19 GOD O SOLO C201 a

P0F95 30 fr OEGI o B94 30-26 PRO -FM 27-21

SOOTH

P0N99 16-6 REGL 4-23 1111140 4-35 FREE 30-28 897 24-22 SNVZ 13-13 RITY

On -3S

021,RT

MIDWEST

0102 24-20 920 29-25 WNCI a-23 WCZT a

W'ZPL 34-30 11820 on FCPW 4-29 RD5B 24-21 WLOL 4-37 440120

WEST

ES104 on O 115 29-28 RRR2 36-26 FM102 on ROOT G OD On

0106 31-28 WYCR d -l5

SOON

5BBO 4-36 093 0-37 98 on

WFMF a OPRR 76-30

R106 on SWI'x 35-30

R228 o 103CIP 26-23

095 19-171 95000 40-31

MO0106 35-32 AIRZ 15-32

008 4-34 00100 35-32

MBCY on 95011 28-25

M2106 4-29 098 37-28

NOR 4-39 0T01T 33-27

WCGO 37-34 WOMP 4-40

K GB a GOO 4-14

09e 34-30 uNTO on INK 38-34

WKSI 4-27 SOUTH

SANS 29-35 FAG 28-75 11ZYP 38-35 FOfi 01-29

9APEon

34-26 GOP 4-28 MOUT 4-3e WJAD 37-30

W08I I5-13 w2110 39-34

GP 4-31 MJMI 4-38

RPYR 28-21 BIS 4-35

M2004-35 R15R 25-22

wx 4-3O 0104 on

99SAY5 4-35 OYES on

FM100 24-21 RSMB 29-25

ABB 26-22 0I01 40-35 SNNY 10-I8 RNAN e-76

GEM on MPFM 35-31

2307 30-26 RI%Y 4-38

RAES )]-21 RNTX 78 f[

BJ105 27-13 0010NNSL138-311

1106 on NVBS 30-26 MRVO J4 -J2 092 on RSAO 73-24 MIDWEST NSPZ 4-34

RYYY )1-39 5102 29-36 011440 4-38 RT. 4-33

NDLL a GIG 36-18 NEIL on NCIL 37-31

Paratlels Continued on Page 82

FOON a

11220 35-31

GST

82 R&R November 25, 1988 PARALLELS Mme Lennox Continued

RCPR 11-26 MP a

RCA on RMti RPLR -31 ICOR on

1DC 143 23-25 P5196 on

50L7 0-40 0100 4-36 0V1R 0-31 SST -P11 35-21 1104 74-21 0E/2 15-)2 KIM 29-24 NfIC 35-24 110 40-21 NUR N-14 [C101 on 100111 40-19 N[PR li-3S 18121' 0-24 11G(1 34-21 930 35-25 50S? 31-25 1002 4-13 R10R 4-39 0082 36-29

111000T

MRDD -)0 929 on NOTO 33-20 R0121 on 2510 24-22 I2Io .9-)6 M1110

1L0 4-39 5000 37-32 1104 40-21 8J103 40-35 COO on 1193 4-24 0000 PROW 121107 on fr

101Y1 33-24 KIM on 5080? 4-14

1W 11VA a

1795 4-25 CotO 1580 0-16 11100 3/-)S 10110 27-25 [UK o (18104 24-20 ICAO 38-32 1070 on 10Y-(1 10-27 R1W1 74-20

ROCR 11-26 IfL4R 4-31 a0 4-39 [LTV 0-32 094 27 fr [RIL 4-39 IaFR 8At7 30-25 [IIII 39-29 [PER on 4910 0-)8 [PAT 39-37 15To »D11 14 fr 08?? 4-30 50r4 )9-32 RIN 3)-)1 RPM 4-17

ROOT

ROOT )5-26 1112.2

297 38-)1 111101 4-110 5T0 on [MI 40-37 Olat on ROIE 37-21 11711 15-30 Iin 4-37 1105 11-23 0$096 20-15 097 3S -I1 0195 4-31

M MAXI PRIEST Wild World (Virgin) LP: Maxi Priest


Parallel Regional Reach Reach BREAKER' P1 45% E 67% P2 58% S 58% P3 77% M 561 W 58% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 1 1 1 3

UP 66 16-40 23 37 29 89 DEBS 23 Ons 3 11 17 31 SAME 33 Adds 1 14 5 20 DOWN 1 Ch Adds 1 2 1 4

ADDS 24 Total 29 65 53 147

CAST

NUS 33-28 W200 26-22 W5J0 on O 94 0-30 PRO -FM )0-26

S00TH

PMR99 28-27 095 19-22 RAB! 21-17 897 28-26 000 0-30 WNV2 27-22

8011100

B96 18-16 29S 26-23 92O 22-21 WWI a-26 NCZY

on -33

WDF% /PL 4-)4

K IM on « CPN 29-26 LOL 25-18

NEST

RRR2 27-23 ROYO 29-27 FM102 13-32 2000 a

RCP% 22-20 8155 37-32 RRLO 18-16

PA1/

V KITS 15-15

EAST

NFU. 24-21 0100 39-32 AEB )5-32

0SP a

JR-FM 30-27 ÁI04 on 'FR2 4-40 ASNO 39-35 OrIC 21-19 REE 4-14 RC101 4-29 100001 31-25 VSPR 39-36 930 a-40

0001 4-38 WICK on

0106 a

W YCO a

SOOTR

won 993 0-30 82211 24-22 100106 39-36 5000 a

*ROO 34-31 12106 a

eCGQ on 098 4-35 I101 4-40

MANS 40-)3 0'.YP 10-17 94710 4-34 NAPE 11-19 WOO? )7-)) ORI 26-23 WWI 22-21 990'AYS a

FM100 OARS 28-19 RUBY a

RIFO on OWES a

092 a

RSAQ 36-29 WIVO 32-29 I2L

MIDWEST

991DD )0-20 920 on SCT2 28-25 11110 on FLQ on '0010D23-17 0100 36-33 2104 35-31

O (95 on R5ND a

01410 31-27 F0M0 30-16 BORR 440 09106 on RCA° 4-40 5002 a

ROOM on RATO 13 fr

5220 on [PO 4-29

CIP EAST

NPRR a-)7 »WF5 on 95000 RPC 29-27

O102 40-35 00100 38-34 950IL on 098 4-34 N'mT 29-22 onP o RIM40-36 WPM 4-40

50075

Á072 35-33 RSF on

NJAD 4-40 '02R2 76-31 MJMR 0-15 898 4-14 0104

on WYRS 0101 4-40 FRAN 4-30 0PF9. 16-13 RIRY on RRTR on Or

016101 32-26 01SL 35-11 OVOS 19-13

11I5I4EST

rya. en 39-36

w0011 19-34 WCIL 10-9 0'LRW on RCMO o RLYV on Y91 on fr RRRL on 00(R 39-32 NA2Y 4-27 0»r0 0 NDnR on fr

new 29-25 R F9N

OF.ST

mew a

097 28-25 RTRS on 11080 4-39 K6100 On FOZE a

62Y0 on FZ02 d-27 SLY96 36-28 297 16-33

MIKE & THE MECHANICS Nobody's Pefect (Atlantic) Living Years


Parallel Regional Reach Reach N&A1 PI 15% E 25% P2 261 S 361 P3 62% M 39% W 31% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 2 0 2 4

UP 39 16-40 4 18 25 47

DEBS 6 Ons 3 10 16 29



ADDS 2 Total 10 29 43 82

70199 19-19 RCCL 11-9 095 on RIO! on WOW on

0108000?

01P1. )2-29 0000 I8-9

10rrP on MAPt on NpUT o

5500 4'40 0105 18-16 Y307 21-19 RSº.O_

00T0 on ZL 35-31

111011111?

90,111 25-22

WF8Q 26-24

100 )2-29 11.1103 39-38 OOOR 25-21n 91(TI o

LIST

lIVA 24-22

OJAD on 521I C OJNI on RISR 31-10 «Sr.»

2n-27 0101 87(1 37-34 »T )4 fr NHst 23-20

RYYY 40-37 00N0 12-28 OCIL 15 -IS 11LR0 14-15 %LTV 0-39 094 26 fr

RROL on 8050 0-40 ar7 40-37

-- Mike & The Mechanics Continued WEST

RPLI 40-35 103! )0-28

MAST

1104 4-30 110[ 40-37 WIL1 on 50(0 n-40 WW2: on

1100,1

MITO on

woo 23-19 11104 on 1000 40-37 099 on

1811D 36-33 FM106 22-18 1110 4-15

103011 on 95[10 29-27 150I0 on 106 WIT? 1081 1ír26 0010 34-34

11DDTR

1011 on 500? on

IPHR o

WIG 2 WIG -17 « PAT 31-26 1f9PT

24-27 RIIM on RIMO 34-30

IUT

1COT 31-70 1070 on TU 10-26 RPM 26-21 RM01 on [OSC )0-26 [TNT on 51(1 30-24 0L096 22-11 0895 35-30

EDOW 15890 9

Walk On Water (Columbia) LP. Nott4ng To Lase


Regional Reach Reach P1 58/ E 85% P2 88% S 85% P3 971 M 93% W 67% Chart Summary

POs P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 2 0 3

National 2-5 5 12 14 31

Summary 6-15 20 68 49 137

UP 175 16-40 12 16 4 32

DEBS 1 Ons 0 2 0 2



ADDS 0 Total 38 100 67 205

151 EAST

8104 16-12 WIRS 5-5 Z01 8-7 10152 22-17 00100 25-20 009L1 17-15 C101 78-I1 NEGx 25-23 894 16-14 PRO -FM 9-8

SOOTR

R0GL 9-6 095 28-12 RFBO 28-30 RROE 29-29 897 18-14 011 7-6

0105 9-0

nImRST

295 17-17 0102 5-4 NMIIS 5-4 92R 10-15 WW1 8-3 0021 7-6 VOr6 15-1) WOOL e-7 9001.1 21-22 10913 14-0 0L0L 4-4 0R00 1-1

TEST

115104 4-28 010e 24-20 RRRO )0-20 K IM 9-7 0000 18-15 KCPI 1)-9 nose 17-1s RPL2 13-9 RUBE 24-22

EAST

RFLY on 0100 8-6 0wAE0 12-11 5VSR 11-11 JET -1/4 9-8 ER2 13-10

WNNR 22-13 0 -.IC 18-7 O 00E 13-12 M1,AN 18-17 RC101 1e-15 100081 17-11 SSPR 6-3 90P01 11-10 99G, 11-10 930 12-10 wPST 13-10 NNY2 10-7 ORCO 12-11 01102 12-10 0106 15-11 SICK 1)-12

90071

O 100 9-º 893 11-12 « 98 IS -12 R106 12-29 X220 73-30 095 5-2 .305100Q 10-9 S5X 17-13 WW1 22-21 0RO0 5-23 12106 9-6 ONOR 22-21 RCGO 7-14 11220 On 098 11-9 WINK 10-7 OKSI 8-7 WANS 1)-11 OZYP 8-7 N47Y0 11-9 APt 28-25

0007 6-4 0OF1 19-18 NIsO 4-3 RRn 12-9 8200 12-9 0J% 20-16

OLRS 5-4 990AY5 11-8 2,100 11-8 0800 12-7 00020 13-10 WRY 1-6 x9PM 21-16 0107 4-7 I5e5 7-6 0106 23-23 /v0 18-12

R92 14-10 1SA0 12-10 00RZ 14-10 2102 24-20 RTOI 27-25 0pL% 6-3 0222 24-19

0100000

ORDD 7-4 920 17-14 PLR 8-7

weT2 17-14 RO02 13-10 RRsO 16-10 1210 10-7 í.'11T6 16-11 RLO B-6 OGPD 15-9 07%1 6-5 2104 12-e 51101 7-8 0500 12-12 1291 10-14 á20R 9-4 0000 12-9 007107 12 fr 00072 8-6 ERRO 16-13 0007 17-13

OesT

RIVA 6-4 R(95 31-26 COED 18-13 RSND 2-1 KYNO 13-13 1YRF 20-19 (1104 1-1 01051 8-8 DON 20-15 RATO 12 fr

19158 16-14 K210 9-1

CAST

MPRR 9-9 0070 5-4 103eIR 21-17 95018 6-3 017E 14-6 IRS 10-6

011100 12-10 098 11-8 0T8T 9.6 NOMº 4.2 00x0 1-5 00170 15-13

RARS 10-e MI 11-9 WOOF 12-º

AD 11-7 000I 13-10 WJFX 10-0 B98 12-6 RISP 9-7 0104 15-10 xS 15-1)

ROMO 14-0 0101 12-9 R9AN 13-11 OPTS 14-9 R10T 19-13 2101 26-23 101T; 7 fr 9M9L 2-2 052S 11-7

81GWIST

RYYY 13-10 101110 7-5 1f95B 1)-7 RCIL 20-12 WKW, 21-21

RR 9-7 11a0 7-4 RLYV 11-10 094 5 fr RROL 16-12 0Rn 10-6 ORZI 7-7 RP/! 8-6 R/ER 2-2 99RG 12-8 (PAT 6-5 1»r0 12-9 ODBR 11 fr NSPT 10-6 00(8 12-8 91104 18-1) REM5 6-5

WesT

ROOT 5-4 RITA 11-8 297 17-16 10102 10-8 KISS 11-9 ROSS 14-11 RROR 12-8 ROOF 12-12 RTMT 10-5 R2PN 1T-12 1202 15-10 5LY96 4-3 297 111-0

0095 8-6

N ROBBIE NEVIL

Back On Holiday (EMI) LP: A Place Uke This


Parallel Regional Reach Reach PI 426 E 60% P2 584 S 54% p3 87% M 641 W 73%

National Summary UP 47 DOSS 30 SAME 56

DOWN 0

ADDS 19

BREAKER


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 0 0 0

16-40 12 28 39 79

Ons 13 28 13 54

Adds 2 8 7 17 Ch Adds 0 1 1 2

Total 27 65 60 152

EAST

0918 26-21 0200 on CROI on WSW on P50-(1 on

70099 on Eot 4-38 MGR 4-29 081 4-24

800TE

ORSO on 111 0

0nr 33-29 0106 )e-1) 1228 0n 1211106 on 0060 111106 on NCCOJ)-30 098 on

INK 4-)7 MAWS on W1YP o 00UT 39-36 wool 32-29

95100 4-18 WIPE on 011100 on 95000. 18-31 090 4-32 «TNT 24-111 00MP 36-29 57II 39-39 0070 )e-31

000T9

RAGS 37-33 1Qí1 38-16 WISP on 1JAD 40-37 9111 4-19

0105 on

M101R/T

O 000 )4-35 ROIL R00 R1110 19-14

S IaW

1101 4-1) fITO on 71302 1001 10m on [CPI 36-30 511211 35-21 1«L0 000

[r$1 -34 1101/

P1 A,

Robbie New Continued

80(17 29-26 00(177 33-31

K ART

0100 4-33 MAU on .117-711 0-35 1104 on RORL 34-71 0M19 on MO o WW1 110 RC101 on 10010I on 9P6 4-38

078T 4-)8 01212 34-26 00C« on

0106 on

IfLAP 4-12 1100 0 ODJi On 9911AYS PM100 lrró RMO 39-30 1tO= or1

11I0010?

930 5011 4-70 5071 34-31 10«0 4-24 11025 30-27 1110 on [L0 1110 24-2$ 1104 13103 )1-23 1000 on L10i On 11120 on RROT on

1(95 on 6810 on 111108 34-31 ROMA 20-20 0L0C on 8710 4-11 50104 4-10 Rao 4-34 K[n on ROMO 4-40 RATO 27 fr 7158 on 1220 4-19

101T

1870 a

11J11[

11111 4-31 RYES o 0101 4-34 10A1 40-)1 50(1 30-27 K ITE on rot; If

OV103 A-29 118$ »-26 « VU )5-21

2110111111

ITT, 37-34 WI110 )6-31 RIM 4-37 10IL ROCA 13-29 [010 on 1L7V 4-40 094 on fr 16IL a

1111711 on SAIY 4-24 1/U a-34 OPUS on 1910 RAT J4 -2S 1«IY3 on 50II

26 fr 8tt 0

RPM 40-36 03101 40-3)

RUT

ROOT )9-12 IOTA 21-25 117 27-23 R802 RTU 40-37 I(80 36-31 [11D2 on 1022 on RTMT 4-39 1271 40-35 1202 0-10 SL1.96 40-10 097 )8-36 0095 4-36

NAN NEVILLE Not Just Another Girl (Polydor)

LP: It My Ancestors Could See Me Now Total Reports 160 651

Parallel Regional Reach Reach PI 320 a

E 63% P2 651 5 65% P3 941 M 69% W 60% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 4 11 15 30 UP 128 16-40 15 54 49 118 DEBS 7 Ons 2 2 0 4



ADDS 6 Total 21 74 65 160

EAST

5083 16-11 0201 11-11 011)0 26-22 CROL on P00 -On 29-25

SOOTS

RRBO 29-26 RRBE 12-12 B97 27-27 000 11-10

00100000

OMM5 27-23 OCIO 28-25 SOPL 29-25 11040 on 0L0L 28-25

MIST

0109 4-29 RRPZ 34-31 FM102 30-29 0000 33-30 OCPO 27-25 13SN 23-20 ROLO 21-21

EAST

0100 18-16 0VSR 29-27 Jn-O9 27-2) 6100 on SERL 30-26 5900 33-33 TIC 21-21

WOE! 30-27 1001010 16-12 14571 23-20 995111 23-19 930 0-39 07ST 20-17 v50í 24-19 OCR 33-29 0106 27-25 ,C14 4-34

SOOT?

SBB0 19-16 R98 29-26 1220 29-26 195 16-14 0108 22-19 WBCY 21-20 SPOO 6-4 F2106 19-15 00011 29-26

weep I6-12 5ºe 21-18 WINK 26-23 05! 22-19

OANS 28-26 0207 11-11 9471; 17-14 0000 12-9 RITO 23-23 0200 25-1[ LRS 27-21

990003 25-20 000 27-23

W'BAM 4-27 KUFM 26-21 7107 24-21 ROES 30-24 WR50 26-26 92 21-10

8 500 17-13 512 25-20

0700 35-36 00OL 10-28

MID005T

unDD 26-24 920 4-28 WGT2 a

0210 24-22 000 25-23 0100 25-22 2104 25-22 0J103 26-24 KOKO on '205 19-15 WRON RAY107 27 f1.

FRY! 19-12 O NO? 29-25

WEST

OIVA 17-16 1195 27-27 CaED a

RSND 16-11 01,00 26-25 (1104 6-5 MAO 29-26 014112 17-75 RDON RATD 21 fr 1210 22-19

ons,

0708 24-22 O 70 21-20 9503X 21-20 ]02 2)-22

011100 26-20 95072 36-34 098 22-18

nT 21-21 0000 12-9

W'PI; 12-27 ONTO 20-17

SOOTS

RÁ06 23-19 1012 21-19 0RSP 27-23 WJAD 17-15 LRI 26-23

NJMO 10-27 B98 22-16 0109 19-17 0104 20-20 RYES 28-24 RSMB 30-29 0101 30-24 ROAN 31-25 87EN 17-14 FOXY 37-35 2103 4-30 O 07% 20 fr WISL 15-13 0V05 15-11

MI0R08T

O YYY 29-22 0850 1e-15 0000 22-16 NCIL 74-33 ROCR 16-13 WLRO' a

10110 11-7 RON 25-19 Y94 22 f0 11XL 4-40 0221128-21 An. 15-16

1FPX 26-20 K M 24-22 99RC 14-9 RPA7 30-25 ROT) 22-18 WDBR 27 f4 WSPT 27-24 5006 20-18 IB 20-17 FM0 16-13

WEST

FOOT 4-35 297 16-15 O 802 33-24 RTRS 9-e 00E0 19-16 RMOR 11-28 ROZE 33-27 111747 37-33 x2PN 27-23 R20Z 27-1S 5LY96 12-1I 097 26-24 01195 29-23

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK You Got It (The Right Stuff)(Columbia) LP: Hangin' Tough


Parallel Reach

P1 32% P2 35% P3 30%


[N&A

Chart Summary POs P1 P2 P

1 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 Summary 6-15 1 1

UP 14 16-40 12 11 DEBS 13 Ono 4 14 1

SAME 30 Adds 4 13 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 ADDS 24 Total 21 39 2

Tot

0 2

27

28 24 0

81

EAST

14225 4-14 16206 4-33 PRO -FM 26-22

OVOS JET -(1 100001 on OTIC 000! SPR on

0001 10R on

RAS?

95000 00?E

a09Tf

RUI 11-)2 wen on IITY 33-13 RT7N 4-25 0105

MI012ST

014 32-24 «CiT MITT on

IU't IMP o 1001 n /1202 0 8000 29-29 1R00 4-35 O10IL 16-11

P1 A,

New Kids Continued

211 20-11 FI11106 EMI 4-22 801177 22-14

LAST

IaLl on Q100

WI5p 5(17 24-20 1104 on RHO on 199 010104 161018 )3-10 1ICT )0-21 eme« on RLLp-l2 09/ RAMS on 1071 0-30 101105 27-21 MA00 4-24 0J10S 0104 MO on 1301 J1-34 1,01 0-39

500N0T

1200 a

RIOT

1111115 on 500 on 11100 11-15 KM on ICAO 4-38 11111n 110101 4-30 RRSS

019? NOM/ on latl 4-31

1100TR

1010 911A0 a

01110 on 1)111

11)2 on 0104 4-13 Ma 37-31 50(1 on 1101 on RITO on fr 016103 35-28

O :010T

1110. 001 n n on 9115 on

RUT

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RANDY NEWMAN It's Money That Matters (Reprise) LP: Land Of Dreams

Total Reports 96

Regional Reach E 38% S 301 M 42% w 501


SAME 28 DOWN 1

ADDS 3

N&A

39%

Parallel Reach

PI 17% P2 351 P3 67%


1 0 0 0 0 2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 1 5 6

16-40 9 26 28 63 Ons 1 11 12 24

Adds 1 1 0 2 Ch Adds 0 0 1 1

Total 11 39 46 96

EAST

0018 34-31 PRO -PM a

MIDWEST

0102 35-33 OMNS 21-19 R m.b o

REST

1000 35-72 RIYO 23-20 O 1400 75-31 ISN 28-27 RPLO 35-30 FUSS 31-29

EAST

00LY on 0100 8-35 1104 on 0001 19-18 MREC 4-78 RC101 on 100101 36-29 0571 25-25 99GFM )5-)2 OYCP 24-24

06B0 34-30 2228 4-40 0800 17-16 82106

MOO on WIO7 24-21 1007 34-31 00111 27-24 RLR5 12-11 995AT5 4-39 15E5 On I92 on

MID«CST

0000 27-18 1002 27-23 1210 on 10 on

5121 )0-27 2104 32-26 XJ103 on OLOK e

11110

4-30 SNOT on

RIVA 25-25 1(95 34-32 RSND 34-12 0710 16-18 O 000 20-24 RATO 19 fr ROLO 27-23

EAST

1768 0-78 011E; 20-17 95OII 05-29 WIE2 4-18 011100 on 9507L 35-28 098 4-7J Wp1P On

500T'H

ROTO on WOOF on 163110 30-27 WJMX 0-79 098 35-32 RISR 29-28 0104 28-26 RSMB o 0101 on 0P(1 38-)5 11102 on 0'NSL 20-17 WBS 38-36

RTTT 35-)1 wimp on OSWI )3-26 OCIL or RLTV 40-)6 094 on fr RRIL on 01(0 37-75 9910 19-73 08PT 17-14 OPFR 37-33 1111101 33-26

SEST

ROOT 32-29 ROTA 20-13 297 30-27 R90L 30-28 E TRS 37-36 RrBO 29-27 1900 27-20 X022 B-6 RTMT 25-20 R20N on 0202 4-32 SL096 11-10 0195 17-11

P ROBERT PALMER

Early In The Morning (EMI)

LP: Heavy Nova


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 58% E 81% P2 87% S 77% P3 94% M 85% W 85% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 9 18 12 39 UP 157 16-40 18 72 49 139 DEBS 9 Ons 4 5 4 13 SAME 24 Adds 5 2 0 7 DOWN 2 Ch Adds 1 1 0 2 ADDS 9 Total 38 98 65 201

EAST

0915 on - 01 )1-29

05)0 WBLI CROI )1-2) 500% 15-11 PRO -1.w 24-19

RCCL 1e-15 095 16-10 em 15-14

ONSL 19-15

14I0000?

19S 0102 2e-27 O0M5 19-17 920 20-18 OCIO 20-18 D70 18-17 ORYT 17-16 112PL 24-21 Reto 4-26 ROOt

17-1S Runt. -19 0280 11-15

Oí11

R5104 0100 on

BOOTH

0000 28-27 898 20-17 (10 14-12 1106 17-14 1028 11-28 195 23-21 200106 13-30 Wipe

4-31 WOSO on WBCY 24-23 504 1e-17

80106 21-18 801 23-19

OCIO 13-9 RESS 31-28 09e 24-20

ern 32-30 OROS 26-21 iYP 20-18

94710 25-22 « APE 14-14 50T 19-15

00RI 16-14 OLA, 21-24 0000 28-26 NUJ0 d-29 »LAS 26-24 /90A2S 29-22 MARS 17-10 WIAM 29-24 0871 18-35 0107 13-10 elm son s n

0J10á 24-22 Y106 16-14 WRY() On 192 22-17

:AST

OPRR 22-18 087I on 103CIR 1S-15 95%%; 25-22 122 19-15

01100 oo 95I1L 21-1e G90 19-16 111»T 11-11 aP 22-18

0PI1 15-17 111410 26-21

á00T0

E AIS 24-20 10212 19-14 9,221628-24 JRO 14-19

RSRI 24-19 RJR; 23-16 1911 20-9 0100 23-20 0104 25-24 0YK5 30-25 RSMN 15-14 0101 22-21 RNAN 26-22 8729 12-e RIIT 32-29 210] 37-32 R»TI 19 fr

OV103 31-24

Robert Palmer Continued

1110 IIII 13-7 MO 13-9 111102 26-25 MOD On IC/1 25-23 IISN 4-17 ORLO 21-20 «ILa 25-12 If1IR 17-13

P1 RIOT on 1119 3-3 1101177 10-21

Ran

/n.r 0100 71-17 VAL 21-21 WW2/ 23-15 31T-(1 24-19 1104 9-1 VIII 24-22 RR00 12-27 wall 28-24 WAN 27-26 IC101 29-25 300181 22-17 want 21-17 90001. 25-23 990(1 27-25 930 40-19 1nT 21-18 0002 28-23 W W1 25-19 RIPS -33 0106 24-2) 87C« 26-22

5A0 27-18 82112 31-27 2102 18-14 0102 12-4

10201210111

920 4-17 5018 24-24 0071 27-23 20«1 29-25 1010 25-20 I1Da 29-26 1LQ 4-14 [Cal 21-11 112[ 14-15 1104 23-19 83101 17-13 1010 21-16 1193 24-23 5[Q 20-17 1[511 4-27 111107 25 fo 555 4-31 1100 113-10 TROT

0T 119A 20-17 1795 21-24 Cow on 111103 37-)1 11100 22-18 1015 2/-23 1100 30-27 (1104 19-17 RCAO )6-27 [1r2 14-11 1502 16-12 1000 [ATO 24 fr 01/8 28-21 5220 18-15 RRQ 37-)5

PPE. 1-1 0A75 22-19

1110121111

RIM 22-19 0MWI 21-15 «CIL 25-21 [OCR 22-16 RLp 11-21 5a0 26-11 OLIO 11-11 [I9. 32-15 0(1 27-24 WAIT 4-33 [RI 15-11 112111 2S-20 9900 32-27 [)A7 16-14 [IRO 27-24 00/R 22 fr

8770 11-21 111121 32-10 I/M 23-21

NUT

IGOT on [IRA On 197 23-19 11421 24-21 KRIS 25-19 1n0 21-18 RPM 29-14 [00E 25-19 iTRT 21-17 ran 24-22 1201 2/-21 SL096 27-22 097 11-17 0199 )1-20

POISON

Every Rose Has It s Thorn (Capitol) LP: Open Up And Say .Ahh!


Regional Reach Reach P1 741 E 94% P2 95% S 89% P3 99% M 97% W 818 Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 2 1 3

National 2-5 7 12 5 24

Summary 6-15 21 57 38 116 UP 200 16-40 20 35 23 78

DEBS 7 Ons 0 0 0 0


DOWN 3 Ch Adds 0 1 0 I

ADDS 2 Total 48 107 68 223

uffl EAST

8104 11-15 020 22-20

0200 27-17

000630 20-23 MILI 22-16 P0R95 12 f8 2100 18-11 0EG0 23-20 B94 14-7 PRo-Fl 16-10 0107 22-17 0AVA 13-10

20099 21-16 1100 6-2 897 11-5 1400 13-12 00152 7-5 RI9T 24-24 0170 23-10 0105 15-11

MIDWEST

295 1e-11 0102 26-23 00-5 17-7 92; 30-1 500I 11-6 OCZY 23-21 Dn 11-12

N2PL 16-8 14880 5-) ( CPO' 24-19 WW2/ 22-19 ÁORB 2)-9 LOL 12-6

0184 7-7

WEST

05104 15-13 4108 3-2 RI1S 24-20 0217 14-11 RRR2 20-19 RIMO 10-4 ORGY 15-14 ROon 21-16 RCPR 19-12 KISS 19-8 R PLZ 20-25 K OBE 21-19

`v1 PN/96 4-29

[An

»PLY 21-18 0100 15-9 829 11-9

OvSP 7-5 322-711 17-11 1101 30-14 80110 4-14 00X0 27-22 »TIC 17-27 Maro 15-10 ALAN 13-9 1C101 20-14 100RN1 26-21 SPR 15-6

94000 7-5 89CT0 15-11 9)0 71-17 P5T 19-14

0001 21-14 O 105 a-4 WIR1 20-1S

RATO S fo K OSS 13-8 O 000 17-12 500 28-26

141 EAST

OPRR 11-7 101.'0% 17-12 101CIR 12-10 950;0 17-12 50PE 18-1) 0112 6-1 01100 13-9 951(L 4-32 C98 15-9 WTNT 18-14 OMP 10-5 0201 11-8 SOTO 19-12

K AR5 16-9 1QI2 16-8 141167 15-8 OJAD 20-10 0216 17-14 3910 15-10 898 25-22 RISR 13-8 0104 11-7 0Y15 22-17 RSMP a

0101 17-10 RNAN 14-12 W7(1 21-16 1153 9-1 2101 12-30 RRT% 10 fr WNSL 21-1e 75 21-18

0000 19-12 0000 26-7 0100 27-21

NCIL 7-4 ROCR 34-25 ALPO' 14-9 Rao 31-25 FLYV 6-5 Y94 17 fo 111011.17-13 RFN 19-12

SAYO 17-12 0700 22-17 RPNR 30-23 99RC 19-17 RPAT 12-9 ROTO 4-21 NDBR 23 tb W'8PT 18-10 OM 26-17 8100 11-6 1110 25-20

5[9t

100? 22-18 ROTA 9.7 297 2-2 0$02 24-21 RTRO 27-20 11700 17-10 0800 17-12 ROOF 23-14 X107 23-16 K 2(1 12-8 1201 30-11 SLn6 28-17 097 21-18 0095 16-10

0106 18-14 NYC[ 12-8

30019

O 900 1e-12 291 33-31 298 16-8 0700E 21-16 1106 16-12 O 220 19-11 195 9-5 5000 12-6 OSOS 7-6 NBCY 7-6 O 004 9-6 12106 5-3 0901 24-10 OCGQ 15-11 0105 23-20 1E28 15-31

098 20-12

INK 14-10 0080 20-16 SANS 17-15 0217 17-9 9471; 14-10 APE 4-2

00017 29-19 Won! 2)-16 0107 24-18 KIM 15-17 033 12-6

01.55 4-1 F9UAYS 23-16 8100 19-11

0082 10-5 01AM 21-11 NHHY 16-10 Kern 30-17 1107 0-1 ROES 6-4 03105 1-1 0106 17-13 /50 27-23 192 9-8 RSAQ 16-12 9511 19-12 2102 15-10 ÁX 6-3 SOLO 16-11 WILL 13-1

URDO 14-8 920 24-19 107t/ 4-19 0070 22-11 KDW2 4-30 R//0 27-23

0 270 22-170 rE 21-17 0W 22-15 w 4-16

0I1; 13-1 2104 15-9 RJ107 15-10 IMO 8-5 11112 16-12 1201 15-7 0200 11-6 11AY107 17 Ir

1002 )5-12 RKO 24-14 OT 19-14

RIVA 10-6 RF95 7-4 Cito 26-16 RSOD 28-22 1005 16-15 FLOC 113-9

[Tag 29-24 50104 17-14 ICAO 22-16 ROY -PR 23-23 ' WW1 38-31 cox 24-17

Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column Continued On Next Column

PARALLELS *;=R,...


Regional Reach E 69% S 60% M 32% N 54%

National Summary UP 46 DEBS 16 SAME 47 DOWN 1

ADDS 23

CHERYLL "PEPSI' " RILEY

Thanks For My Child (Columbia) LP: Me, Myself And I


Parallel

© P1 571 P2 52%

Reach

P3 54%


1 1 0 0 1

2-5 3 0 0 3

6-15 5 6 1 12

16-40 18 26 6 50

Ons 8 20 16 44

Adds 2 7 12 21

Ch Adds 0 0 2 2

Total 37 59 37 133

110 EAST

8104 25-22 MOOS 25-23n ZOU

WMJO a

BLI 29-25 POR95 12 2r 2100 15-12 PRO-fM on 0107 21-19 NAVA 26-24

SOUTH

REDO GBH 37-33 2100 21-19 GP on PPG O RITY 17-17 RTFM d-21 0105 20-18

MIDWEST

0102 34-32 2Y 36-32

W'NST 5-2 RREO on RAPS 30-27

SKIS 18-15 1122P1 22P n

5552 0-35 F5102 on G OY 4-3 GOO on WISH 0-36 5810 28-26 KMFL 9-6

PI A.

00297 5-4 291 1-6 PWR106 32-31 FOG! 1-1 HOT977 0-38

EAST

wr1Y o 0100 on

WAG on 14VS15 34-29 R104 on ERZ O NR 40-36

TIC on GEE

RC101 21-17 1001041 0-34 SPR d-39

98P0Y 29-27 ú9GFM d-31 '5Y2 on GCE on wYCR a

SOOTS

WBBO o X106 on X228 37-33 195 0-29 808106 18-15 WOOD 26-10 AOR 39-34i

OCGQ 01

G105 31-29 098 a

WINK 0-39 WANS 4-37 WZYP on PAPE 30-27 XXIII a

RZEA 72-25 ODJx on 99WAYS a

1102105 9-7 RBIM d-39 BJ105 29-21 Y106 a

W'RVO O RSA on 2102 10-7 RTU% 25-15

MIDWEST

W'GTZ 4-34 RRNQ O ILO on 8J10128-25 ROBO a

MID on

WEST

RF95 on RSND 27-24 EMGX 18-14 RLUC 36-34

RYRR 35-26 ECHO 16-I3 R RRP 0-29 ROY -FM O IWN2

:26

103C1P 20-14 0182 34-29 95111 on G98 on 44THT on 00MP o 0F%% on 5.1170 a

500TH

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WPPM o RIG a

RWT% on fr

00107 23-20 14VBS a-39

MIDWEST

8110411 a

W'LRM a

(CRQ o RFRX a33 F9RG 40-32 RTO a

OPFR a .

WIG on

WEST

RTRS a RMOR a

RUN a

R202 a

SLY96 0-39 097 on

S 0

SHERIFF When I'm With You (Capitol) LP: Sheriff


Parallel Regional Reach Reach

r_1187,1 P1 31%

E 17%P2 32% 5 39% P3 41% M 27% W 50% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 0 1 0 1

UP 17 16-40 8 13 8 29

DEBS 14 Ons 3 3 5 11

SAME 11 Adds 6 18 12 36


ADDS 42 Total 20 36 28 84

ZAS?

SOOT.

'EGL 0-19 095 4-31 RRBO ERG a

WW2 on

MIDWEST

Z95 a

WC2Y a-39 RCPW a

'XTI a

ROWS 29-25 W89Q 33-29

WEST

O 5104 0-29 2100 10-3 RIIS 30-27 GIP 24-18 RBRZ 0-34 RxY0 0 FM102 a

RPL2 0-37 RUBE o

1141P GST

0100 a

USES 37-21 ASPS

SEATS

R98 a

195 d-27 R00 a

GDR 35-25

WAG a

ANS on 14ZYP d-39 DUPE a

GOT 0-40 G YM

e-28 F2011 NABB a

RBPM a

E WES e-34 BJ105 34-26 R92 a

GAO on 2102 a

MRZL 31-14

MIDWEST

wPXR a

8210 a

51X% a-10 RJ107 36-26 R297 a

WEST

SF95 a

RSND on MLUC 29-22 FM104 a

RRFR 21-17 FOY-FM 26-16 'MSS 35-71 02211 a

KG a

EAST

GDR a-39

ú5%X% WIPE 0-29 SIRZ 24-18 098 a

wNTO on

SOOTS

RARS o

JAD a

WZR% a

WJM% 0-40 898 a

0101 a

RIMY 0-37 KNT% on fr

WNSL 36-32

MIDWEST

RFR% 0-22 RPIIR a-27 29RG a

PAT a-35 N ION a

WEST

GOT a

SUYA 30-27 11802 a

RTRS a

FM on SLY96 a

097 on 0895 0-34

SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES Peek -A -Boo (Geffen) LP: Peep Show


Regional _ Reach Reach IENi AI P1 311 E 15% P2 301 S 37% P3 25% M 121 W 48% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P P3 Tot 1 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 1 4

Summary 6-15 5 3 9

Up 29 16-40 12 1 4 32

DEBS 11 Ons 1 9 19

SAME 21 Adds 2 0 7

DOWN 3 Ch Adds 0 0 0

ADDS 7 Total 20 3 17 71

UST

WOKS 18-17 PRO -FM 0-35 AVA a

SOOTS

P01599 13-12 RE80 12-11 2100 d-28 WGII 23-21 rNVZ 23-21

NIONE5T

ú2X 26-19 DFx 10-10

NNYT a

GEC 0-28

«EST

P5104 25-21 RIIS 25-27 IMP 18-12 ROYO 0-26 FM102 27-19 EMEA on RPLI 24-20

`P I/ V MATS 6-8

UST

»PLY on MVSP a

JET -FM 0-34 WTIC on ASPIC on

SEATS

SOBO o X106 21-38 8228 15-14 'ROO 29-28 WNW 0-38 MCGO 28-24 'ANS 31-29 GYP on 91720 20-18 wan 18-21 wABB a

5NN2 a 2107 0-30 BJ105 0 2106 30-24 'SAO 0-40 M7vX 33-26i

EIL o1

MIDMEST

920 a

GOT on

MIST

RF95 6-S RLOC 0-40

RYRB 21-17 RCAO 31-28 RPPP 4-3 ROY- 4-24 8005 RATD 7nfr ROMOS a

GS?

SOOTS

MZR% o G OB on 0101 on RAN o wPFM 40-36 RI1Y on ' 5F1 on (r MNSL 39-35

MIDWEST

ORFR on

REST

8c0T d-36 EFBO o 5lRIR on ROZE 15-13 RIG 6-5 EZ02 23-14 SL296 24-21 0895 12-0

JUDSON SPENCE Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (Atlantic) LP: Judson Spence


Regional Reach Reach P1 34% E 62% P2 68% S 65% P3 91% M 76% W 58% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P7 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 1 13 8 22 UP 129 16-40 13 56 52 121 DEBS 7 Ons 5 7 1 13 SAME 22 Adds 2 0 0 2


ADDS 4 Total 22 77 63 162

LAST

OSES 3n 5-32 CRO7 PRO -FM on

SOOTS

RECL on 0880 32-27 RRBE 25-21 WON 28-26 EITT

MIDWEST

0102 27-26 ú2X a

NCI a-24

P'C20 21-20

ZPL 22-19 WLOL 11-10 WOW 23-22

'EST

0108 22-21 XXVII On RROY on RCP% 30-20 RISN IB-16 RPLI 27-24 ROBE d-31

FAST

NPLY 16-13 0100 33-29 JET -FM 25-24 104 28-27

WERZ 21-19 WNNR 31-28 .SIC 31-29 OSEE 24-20 SI.AN 40-20 100801 23-18 wSPR 31-31 99G, 25-23 930 32 PS? 25-22

WNY2 18-15 NRCR 38-34 0106 34-32 MYCR 0-33

SOOTH

I4BBQ o 893 2927 F98 on R106 35-32 , 228 32-29 195 18-16 R12106 30-26

GOP 15-17 SS0 27-27

82106 23-20 NLGO 20-17 098 27-23 IMR 18-14

WANS 30-24 02YP 26-23 Y4T2X 7-6 OUT 25-21 GAP 22-17 RKYR 22-22 R2W 14-11 DJX 19-18

SLPS 11-12 99WAYS 27-21 RM1o0 23-19 'ABB 24-21 wean 28-22 RBFM On 2107 21-19 RAES 0-33 RSAQ 26-21 SR2 32-29

RTI% 26-20 XZL 12-70

8I08051.

920 on RD»Z o RHINO 18-15

GEE 27-21

+M EE 30-27 RO 29-22 GRD 24-18

AI0% 27-24 Z104 24-20 PJ103 30-27 Rim 18-1S

OR 23-20 EAY107 29 fr EMYZ 22-22 5E RD 0-29 NOT 31-26

MEST

RIVA 16-13 FF9S 14-9 CNED 0-30 RSND 13-12 OM0 26-24

RYRK 28-25 2P101 11-30 xz o

MATO on fr

0220 29-26

G9T

W'PRP 26-24 0nar0 22-19

R'5XR0 20-17

IRZ 29-25 08100 27-21

95111, 29-26 098 24-22 TMT 20-17

wOIIP 21-17 Mr%% 34-32 AHTO 30-27

S0UT

EARS 30-34 0012 29-25 WISP 73-79 GAD 18-16 DZRX 30-27 0385 28-22 896 76-23 RISE 21-13 0104 24-21 WOKS on 0101 37-31 SHAH 29-23 PFM 23-10

52XY 18-36 Marl 17 (r P55L 24-22

9 16-13

MIOMEST

RYYY 27-24 GPO 19-16

MBPB 14-9 GIL 24-22 ROCE 20-18 W'LPM 22-21 (CMQ 29-23 RLYV 27-22 294 21 fr 8R%L 20-18 'RFR 36-33 WA22 16-13 EPN% 32-23 RPMR 26-24 9980 7-4 GAT 27-23 RWTO 0-20 DGP 29 (r

WSPT 21-16 WPFR 32-26 44I204 25-15 RFew 20-14

MOST

MOOT 14-16 297 0-40 5002 31-27 RTRS 18-14 E PIC 23-21 RMOR 40-33 R02E 3-3 STMT 29-26 R2FO 29-27 KOOZ 35-29 51096 17-13 297 30-27 0,95 32-26

Regional Reach E 549 S 69% M 41% W 65%


SAME 41

DOWN 0

ADDS 27

TRACIE SPENCER

Symptoms Of True Love (Capitol) LP. Trade Spencer


Parallel Regional Reach Reach ® P1 40% E 52% P2 151 S 48% P3 52% M 29% W 56% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 11 5 1 17

UP 73 16-40 13 37 26 76

DENS 13 Ons 1 6 6 13



ADDS 5 Total 26 51 36 113

UST

OODJ 11-10 WISE 23-22 SEGO 20-19 0107 17-14 VA 21-18

500TH

ROBE 0-35 72100 19-16

3 16-16

MIDWEST

096 13-13 wHYT 13-12 10420 20-19 RCPw 21-24 RTI on GOL 19-14

WEST

5108 11-11 R22P 27-25 E RRS 8-6 OM102 9-9 ROOD 15-14 RCPR 39-75 RPL2 34-29 ROBE 16-1S

H OTS] a-36 WPGC 12-9 P6896 29-28 PW8106 23-34

LAST

0F1Y 23-33 0AEB 27-24 AVOW 38-35 0TIC 70-18 GEE 21-1I

PLAN 30-29 1001,11I 28-22 SPR 36-34

981,02 27-25 PCR 24-21

0106 on MYER on

WBBQ 31-31 893 30-29 898 0-29 X106 22-20 GIB 30-27

R10106 24-23

ROB a

GAY on WNOR 0-36 GC(' 25-23 G105 28-25 WINK 39-36 WANS 24-20 02Y0 25-22 94T2% 0-35 RIM 29-24 11200 34-28 DJ% 11-10

807105 3-2 ROES 31-28 BJ105 28-25 RSAQ 37-34 2102 26-22 ETU% 29-27

MIDGET

GOP 17-15 ROwi 0-27 n on 0-32 RZIO On RIO 31-31 0.2103

WEST

RP95 15-12 RSHD 20-18 KLUC 26-25 GU 22-16 GPO 8-6 RWNZ 6-4 MOON 11-8 ROSS 29-26 RRO o

141 EAST

R'il1M on PE 23-21

05100 0-31 G98 30-25 GET 31-30 POMP 0-39

XX 0-4C W TO 37-72

SEATS

RARS 29-24 11012 0-32 MN5P a

14JAD 36-34 GIG 34-32 890 15-111 RISK 30-29 0101 37-34

RNAN PFM 39-37 FIG 22-18 RwTx 35 fr

RIDMEST

RCMO 40-17 WRFR 40-36 RPBR 0-34 ú8N91IG

o-71 2 n

NEST

ROOT on RYYA 21-22 RTRS 23-10 ROBQ 21-19 RMOR o NOG O RTMT 24-21 REIN on 11202 4-34 SLY96 a

Y97 12-26

T TIFFANY All This Time (MCA) LP- Held An Old Friend's Hand


Parallel Reach

P1 55% P2 57% P3 64%

NIL"


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 1 1 0 2

16-40 22 36 19 77 Ons 7 15 16 38 Adds 5 9 9 23

Ch Adds 1 3 0 4

Total 36 64 44 144

EAST

8104 30-27 WOW 24-21 CFO! co 1100 25-22 800 24-22 PRO -FM 31-30

VA 24-21

SOUTH

PWR99 a

295 29-26 E RRO on BRRE 33-30 'GB 22-19 WMVZ on ,ITY

o FM RT n

0105 26-25

M.IDWEBT

R2X a CET 40-36 WDP% 23-22 wNYT on IreEO 27-25 SCPO 28-25 SETO 25-24 RD4G a

LOL

REST

55101 on 2108 d-28 R:IS On R22P 19-14 RIMO 0-29 FM102 34-33 ROY 30-30

RCP% 38-34 R.511 32-28 RPLI a-40 RUBE 28-26

EAST

0100 0-39 JET -FM 31-25 wSNR a NTIC 38-33 uREE on RC101 23-19 100FNI 0-35 MSPR a

98PXY 0-30 R9GFM 1-33 MYZ 4-39

wRCR o WYCP on

00075

wen ñ-38 R98 0 8106 40-35 RZZB 36-31 195 24-22

S106 0-37 08 08 0-32

WmCY n

OR 28-24 SCGO 34-32 G105 30-27 REZA 37-35 PINE d-35 RSI a

SANS 0-40 WZYP o 942191 a

OAPE 0-30 uOUT a

wOR7 d-35 IZEA O WDJE On 991AYSd-36 rM100 0-31 88rM 34-26 2107 16-12 EWES BJ105 on WRVQ on RSAQ 34-28 1 102 27-21 RZL n

M1oSEST

RRNQ a

RZIO a

0]%0 a-39 NRQS 26-22 RRRO 29-24

«EST

RF95 25-21 ESN! 38-35 MONO -38 R0M0 0-23 RLUC 39-38 RYRR 37-33 ICAO a

RRPR on ROY -FM 28-19 RwN2 a

8DON 31-26 8555 O IZZD 40-38 RRQ on

EAST

95050 19-72 14IR2 28-23 OR100 12-26 G98 0 NTNT a

POMP on RX% a

01470 0-37

SOOTS

ofi 0-40 ORS? on GAD on

WJMX on B98 on RIG 28-27 0104 a

MYES 0 0101 a

NPFM o XIRY on 2103 35-31 IrMT% 79 fr QV103 10-30 GEL on MVBS 40-37

MID5E5T

worn a

' O10 a

RLYV a DAZY O RIG 31-21 RPNR On 99RG

o-34 BPAT n

'PFR 3-37 WIBW 35-33

MEST

WIYYA 21-19 RBOZ on IMOR on ROZE on STMT d-36 REFN a

SLY96 0-40 297 33-29a 0095

TRAVELING WILBURYS Handle With Care (Wilbury/WB) LP: Traveling Wilburys


Parallel Regional Reach Read ¡N&AJ P1 15% E 279 P2 22% S 25% P3 45% M 27% W 27% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 0 2 3 5

UP 40 16-40 8 17 22 47 DEBS 4 Ons 2 5 5 12 SAME 20 Adds 0 1 1 2

DOWN O Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

ADDS 2 Total 10 25 31 66

IWO GST

N%RS 31-29 W2EA on wQ 27-21 PRO -PM 26-23

SOUTP

REDO on RRBE 39-39

SOOTS

0860 29-26 R106 27-19 RUB 38-34 MR00 11-0 I

CCO 39-36 MINE 24-20 52YP ó8-24 GUT WLRS 23-19 GAO on MBPZ 27-25 POLO 17-14

MIDWEST MIDWEST

0102 20-18 w MMS 4-28

«EST

R%T0 30-28 GOD 31-29

141 LAST

0100 20-18 8104 21-20 WERE 18-17 ONNW O GEE 0-39 WEST 30-27 0106

3

RZ10 36-31 PIiX 20-20 ZOR a

MHOT 24-21

REST

RIVA on RLZU 38-37

E AST

wWFX on OR100 on 9S17L 19-14

sOOTe

úARS 0-37 WAD 33-33

0J111 26-25 B98 23-19 0104 26-22 WPFM R7RY 25-20

MIDWEST

RYYY 32-28 13,40 25-25

MCIL a

GPM 28-27 RRXL 30-26 44AOY 36-36 RPNR 33-33 F9EG 26-22 PAT on

wSPT 12-7 RIND 24-19

WEST

GOT 34-33 RTRS 36-33 RFBO on RMO( 24-16 10228 22-22 GMT 26-21 RUG 35-31 2202 0-33 SLY96 6-6 OR95 24-19

U2

Desire (Island) LP. Rattle & Hum


Regional Reach Rea 85 O PI

E 85% P2 87% 62%

S 881 P3 96% M 81% w 73% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P Tot 1 5 15 1 31

National 2-5 7 34 4 82 Summary 6-15 16 40 64 UP 116 16-40 11 8 25

DEBS 0 Ons 1 1 2

SAME 56 Adds 0 0 0

DOWN 32 Ch Adds 0 0 0

ADDS 0 Total 40 98 6 204

EAST

8104 6-S 8100 6-5 DOG 21-21 MIoO 7-1 w 0L1 11-9 CIOI 1-1 0.395 6 (r

2110 8-7 PEW 2-1 B 91 12-11

SOUTH

P1399 7-9 FPL 12-13 295 20-23 IOW 13-32 G EE 2-1 T900 7-6 897 17-17 ROW 21-23 KITY 10^-19

FM RT

MIDSF.sT

696 25-21 295 3-2 0IO2 13-16 'IMS 11-9 MMCI 14-11 MC21 5-10 wan. 15-14 GPO 12-11 WF TI 14-10 GOL 17-16

MIST

R:IS I1-13 x2P 15-15

8182 17-17 FIMO 3-3 FM102 14-6 G OD 1-1 01 SW 29-17 RIL2 7-5 RF9E 9-5

[P1

B ITS 1-5

Aria o M..EB 4^7 14^5P 5-4 J ET -FM 1-1 R104 27-13 SUMO 7-2 UPN( 4-4 W -IC 9-6 MGEF. 7-6 W JN 4-3 110101 5-4 1001011 1-7

.PR 9-23 9NPX2 1-1 9"GPM 4-4 910 8-S IIPS? 2-1 W1Y2 6-S 51CR 6-9 WOG 17-14

0106 8-7 MYCR S-3

SOOTS

SSG 10-8 893 14-13 R98 12-10 MFG 7-6 0106 1-7 R2EB 7-3 195 8-11 GOB 4-4 U558 26-26 MBCY 3-4 5'P00 4-1

4N

106 1-1 30408 14-20 5CGº 2-1 MF28 0-5 098 7-6 INK 9-8

PRSI 6-8 AN5 6-5 GYP 16-10 R4TYM 4-4 APE 7-6 GOT 14-20 WORI 17-13 8UIP 16-12 R2W B-7 WE 8-8

OLPS 1-3 99NAYS 3-3 FM100 5-4

BAM 3-1 GMT 2-1 G em 2-2 2107 6-5 8AE5 3-2 13J105 17-16 8106 3-3 MPG 11-8 R92 7-7 REAP 1-1 PSG 11-9 2102 7-5 WOG 11-7

it 6-6

MIDMES-.

GOD 17-17 920 4-2 DOTS 15-13 RDw'Z 9-7 X270 4-1 GEE 10-7 RLO 1-3 c6D 7-2

w1XX 2-3 2104 3-1 'J107 6-S ROKO 1-2 Rzº3 I1-8 ZOR 6-10

WRQN 13-10 eA1107 8 fr

RKRD 8-5

REST

RIVA 7-10 RF95 5-3 CRIED 1-I RSND 10-9 RYND 3-1 RLDC 9-S RYRR 31-28 FM104 3-9 ECAO 5-2 ROY -PM 9-7 EWM2 1-1 ROOM 10-10

RATD 11 fr R22Ú 2-1 RIO 36-33

EAST

wwFX 1-1 103CIR 6-6 R5%X0 2-1 EPE 4-3

WiRi 5-5 OR100 1-2 95011 7-5 098 5-4 'TNT 4-4 00MP 11-21 W1RX 5-2 w TO 8-16

SOOTH

RAES 5-3 EOIZ 5-5 ORSF 8-7 49JAD 2-2 OSES 8-6 0.3010 2-2 898 8-18 RISP 6-5 0104 3-3 0YE5 5-3 RSMB 3-3 0101 4-3 RMAN 8-5 PFM 3-2 RIXY 2-8 2103 10-8 FIGS 3 6R

OV103 26-21 T SL 1-1 MV05 9-6

MIDWEST

RYYY 3-2 0000 3-3 w'B44B 7-2 MCIL 4-3 ROCR 3-2 111.814 5-5 RCMO 3-2 RLOV 3-2 294 3 Or RRXL 5-4 'AZY 2-2 (PRO 6-1 KPBP 3-1 99RG 5-3 EPAT 3-I RwTo 6-3 GOP S (r DSPT 1-1 44PFP 5-4 0150 4-3 EFMW 1-1

WEST

MOOT 14-23 ESTA 7-4 297 9-4 RB02 5-S ETRS S-5 ROBO 1-7 RMOR 1-1 ROZE 1-1 RTMT 2-2 RZRN 2-1 5ZOZ 13-17 097 10-6 OR95 2-1

V VAN HALEN

Finish What You Started (WB) LP' OÚ812


Parallel Regional Reach Reach (iilP1 51% E 71% P2 73% S 79% P3 97% M 75% W 67% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 0 0 1

National 2-5 1 4 5 10 Summary 6-15 11 29 36 76 UP 130 16-40 14 40 25 79 DEBS 7 Ons 3 4 1 8



ADDS 8 Total 33 82 67 182

EAST

wxES 13-12 w200 23-20 0MJ0 a-28 312111 26-23 2100 0-30 NECM 27-25 094 a-29 PRO -FM 14-12

SEATS

RECL 7-5 Y95 2-8 RRBQ 19-18 E RG 10-10 GP 10-9 RITY on 0105 17-15

MIDIIEST

Q102 14-10 0MM5 16-15 C2Y 22-22

WZPL 21-16 KIM on ROwP -30 0R00 34-31

WEST

8S101 20-18 Y108 25-22 5RR2 12-10

Op 5-1

FM 102 4-35 RROY on 11000 26-22 ECOS 23-21 FIG 26-23 RPLI 16-13 RUG 15-12

GST

NPLY 22-19 0100 16-12 0050 25-20 J5T-FM 14-14 R101 1S-4

RZ 14-I1 osos 16-16 GEE 18-15 100101 10-5 OSPR 18-15 R9GFM 20-17 RST a

0/422 27-22 OPCR 23-20 WRRZ 31-20 0106 23-21 44YCR 32-26

SOOTS

MeBO 21-17 893 16-15

1198 on WRNS 22-21 R106 10-8 11228 11-9 (%%106 23-20 WÁ08 14 -II MSSX a

WBCY 29-28 OROQ 3-3 RZ106 11-8 NOR a

NCGQ 19-18 KGB 39-37 Q98 18-16 0180 27-21 NANO 20-18 GYP 12-12 94221115-12 SAPS 17-29 GUT 15-I1 wORI 10-9 SLAP 27-23 RRYR a

SISO 36-37 7.RS 3-2 99wAY5 17-14 NABB 0-30 NBAM 26-21 RBFM 27-27 2107 9-9 FIGS 16-15 WRVO 14-9 R92 19-19 RSAO 14-11 5SRZ 29-23

RMX 15-12 SOLO 0-27 W,ZL 29-29

MIDWBST

W'OD 15-11 920 26-22 WGT= a

RDW'2 10-8 P PG on 8210 19-16 wNF.E 19-15 PL0 15-11 IM4 22-19

2104 17-15 8JI03 8-6 IOR 14-16 RAT107 18 ft RMYL 28-23 WNOT 20-17

YES?

RIVA 29-27 RP95 0-23 CNED on RSND 31-21 RYNR 13-13 FM101 15-12 ROY -FM 0-30 IMNz 24-21 RATD on ft

22U 14-9

EAST

WPRR 12-10 wS1Y I'S

W

103CI11 11-12 WRPE 20-20 PIG 26-19 OR100 24-23 95111 19-19 098 17-11 wTNT 11-9 'OMP 14-13 PNFxX 12-12 ?O 21-19

0001'11

RAG 17-14 8012 19-10 'SF 21-17

P'JAD 15-12

2F1 19-16 WJMX 22-19 B98 11-5 RISB 18-16 0104 9-9 SIRS 18-15 0101 21-19 RNAN 9-8 GPM 9-6 FIG 5-5 2103 34-34 FMTx 12 fr 00103 0-32 44NSL 13-11 WVBS 14-12

MIDWEST

RYYY 14-11 eN0 6-4 0050 19-14 WCIL on

ROCR 25-22 R44 20-16

5CM0 24-20 RLYV 13-11 294 11 fr RRXL 11-10 MEG 17-13 SAZY 11-8 RFR% 20-15 IPNR 11-10 99RG 21-15 GAT 25-21 RATO 16-14 WORM 14 fr WSPT 29-71 DPPP 15-9 5780 22-20 VMS 18-16

HEST

ROOT 13-8 RYYA 17-15 Z97 18-14 01402 36-35 RTRS 10-10 RFRO 6-5 GDR 25-22 RO2E 7-7 R7HT 15-12 RUN 26-36 11202 16-18 SLY96 8-7 297 18-16 0895 3-2

WAS (NOT WAS) Spy In The House Of Love (Chrysalis) LP What Up, Dog?


Regional Reach Reach P1 52%

E 75% P2 74%

S 74% P3 86%


POs P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 7 6 9 22

UP 118 16-40 20 62 39 121

DEBS 14 Ons 5 8 6 19



ADDS 11 Total 34 84 59 177

UST

OARS 14-13 wZW 32-28 18100 24-17 0817 4-22 CROI WEGR 19-15 PRO -FM 19-16

50575

PMR99 17-26 295 on REMO 22-21 5RBE 17-16 MGR on WMVZ }ñ-21 1[22mTFM

MIDNEST

896 12-12 0102 22-21 NCI 24-21 NC2Y 13-11 5NYT 6-6 OZPL

on RDWB n

ASST

2108 17-17 RRRZ 20-16 FM102 28-27 RMOD 25-21 RCP% 21-19 RISN 14-11 RPLI 26-23 SORE a

0902 26-21 WOCR 29-23 WRPZ 26-22 01061 35-30

CR 31-30

SOOT!

SBBQ o 893 2422 098 30-25 Gm? 35-30 R106 20-17 RUB 26-23 1108106 13-10 M801 on WHET 0 R2106 30-27 SNOR MCGO 29-28 K GB on 098 28-24 INS 28-22

W'A05 33-31 GYP a

ROTYX 33-28 OUT 35-32

OLAP a

RRYR 27-25 RZEA 21-22 0'5J0 25-24 99MAYS 30-25 FM100 0-79 PAD 30-25 GPM 32-28 2107 0-28 EMES 34-31 MPVO 32-30 '5A0 23-17 05R2 37-33 2102 on RTIX 17-14 01[21. 0-35

141 UST

WPRR 4,36 WWII 28-24 95800 24-18 441R2 a

08100 21-14 090 23-17 GMT 27-24 O8P 27-22

WFX1 37-37 01420 17-11

SOOTS

RAES 30-21 R012 26-20 8SF 36-32 GAD 29-21 02RX 27-25 03I% 11-21 898 27-24 RISR 35-33 0104 on wars d-27 0101 32-22 RNAN 33-27 NPFM 31-25 RI%Y 210] 4-40 RIR2 29 fr

00103 3-3 GEL on AVES 26-21

WIMPS?

RYYY a

M9N0 37-34 1414514 6-6

Parallels Continued on Page 84

84 R&R November 25, 1988 PARALLELS '

Regional Reach E 88% S 82% M 839 W 87%


SAME 24 DOWN 14 ADDS 9

PI

Was (Not Was) Continued

NOT97 35-33 P0R96 12-4 PMR106 29-29 KITS 16-13 80T977 20-19

EAST

16FLY 7-3 0100 29-25 AEB 6-38

6n.'SR 36-30 JET -FM 29-25

RZ 28-24 *NNR 26-21 *TIC 14-39 (REE 29-26 CLAN 24-22 RC101 a

1000RI 9-4 ASPR 28-26 99GPM 24-18 930 17-14 *PST 34-30

MIDWEST

920 30-26 14020 25-22 O 110 32-26 MMFF 6-28 KW 12-8 N CR* a-22 *I00 38-34 R0R0 26-19 0200 27-24 RAY107 26 fr

RMYS 30-29 O RRD 6-28 (NOT 22-18

IE5T

RIVA a

IF95 21-19 CNP.D 20-23 RSND 26-19 O MG8 I5-17 00001 17-19 RYPP 11-10 114104 25-24 O CAS 25-22 RIfR on ROY-FM O ONMZ 16-12 ODON on O AT0 28 IT Ri2U 4-32

1

WHEN IN ROME The Promise (Virgin)

WCIL 21-19 ROCR 6-38 MLR* 27-24 ROMO 32-28 MIN 37-34 IOIL 36-32 MRPR 21-19 MAEY 14-11 RfRO 6-31 9980 on RPAT o RWTO on OPPP 39-34 RiTIW 32-25

WEST

ROOT 24-21 RYYA a

297 I1-11 RTRS 21-15 RF80 24-20 RMOR 28-25 0022 14-18 RTMT 33-29 RIPN 6-40 11102 11-7 SLY96 19-14 297 17-15 0195 26-22


Parallel

011)

a1h PI 719 P2 86% P3 96%


1 0 2 I 3

2-5 11 9 7 27 6-15 15 47 34 96

16-40 19 32 19 70 Ons 0 0 4 4

Adds 1 5 1 7

Ch Adds 0 2 0 2

Total 46 97 66 209

EAST

X104 6-29 200 9-8

4051 25-23 .MJQ 30-27 *BLI 16-14 CR01 6-39 P5095 27 fr EC% 26-24

894 9.8 PRO -FM 13-9 0107 28-23 wAVA 4-27

SOOT«

POR99 6-30 REOL 2-] 295 22-25 RRBE a

X97 4-2 GN 9-8

01V2 5-4 RITT 2-2 0105 23-17

RIMIEST

295 25-26 928 17-29 NCI 18-12

OCZY 24-23 COPE 33-27 O REO 25-21 O 008 6-28 8LOL 7-7 8000 10-10

NEST

O 5104 11-9 7106 4-4 K ITS 2-2 0RR2 18-14 IMO 15-11 FM102 4-4 8000 6-5 .CPS 10-10 RUN 20-10 ROLO 6-4 O PLZ 12-8 ROBE. 23-21

P1/

flOT97 4-5 911196 20-13 PSR106 2-5 NOT977 21-40

EAST

WELT 12-28 0100 11-7

AEB 9-e WVSR 10-16 JET -FM 18-15 Ám104 18-18 NR 12-10

0TIC 22-20 WYEE 14-13 ELAN a-37 100081 21-15 SP0 14-11 9880Y 22-21 990001 11-12 930 21-12

COST 15-12 *NY2 1]-10 WWII 14-12 *ItRi 23-18 0106 17-15 WYCP IB-13

SOOT.

.080 8-7 B93 5-4 O 96 5-3 X95 20-20 008 14-31

WSSI a

WW1. le -18 X2106 24-13 NOR 19-14

x800 10-10 O 128 7-6 X98 19-17 INK 15-12

W15I ANS 12-10 4YP 9-8 4TY2 16-13

MAP/ 3-3 *UT 30-26

WORT 4-32 NEAP 29-25 11121 16-14 8Z0Ú 16-12 0185 13-7 WLRS 7-6 99wAY5 13-9 X0100 26-18

B 0-14 .RAM 18-16 w0BY 14-9 0 805 1-1 .MES 14-12 0.2105 14-20 2106 6-18 192 25-27 RSAQ 7-5 WSR2 20-16 2102 23-18 X701 10-7 DLO. 14-9

WRZL 14-10

MIDWEST

0000 a-21 920 21-17 MGT2 19-15 R0NE a

0 13-11 WEER 28-23 Rig 9-9 140161GR 22-15 1x8 14-31 2104 14-12 MO 19-14 Á29l a

'200 8-6 OPON 20-17 062107 17 fr 10422 27-25

20-19 NOT 18-16

HEST

RIVA 15-11 RP95 26-17 CNED 17-12 R55D 9-8 RICO 28-23 RYNO 6-7 FLOC 2-1 RYRR 6-1 r11104 9-7 RCAO 6-1 IRPR 16-19 ROY -PM 3-2

01109 4-3 RDON 5-3 0255 25-35 02Z0 32-22 PRC a

141 PAST

wPRR 18-14 0005 11-16 107CIR a

958Rx 18-15 *102 33-28 00100 6-6 95IIL 22-16 G98 12-10 NTNT 17-13 OMP 16-12 0 xI 19-15 (NTO 18-14

SOOT,

BARS 2-1 0071 17-13 M8SP 17-14 MJAD 14-11 02101 14-11 NJMB 12-9 R2SP 17-12 0104 17-15 *YRS 23-21 0588 5-4 0101 14-11 RNAN 1-3 82m4 10-7 KM 6-4 2103 8-6 ROTS 5 fr ONSL 7-7 BVBS 20-17

81 WEST

8222 12-8 WBNQ 24-21 1411011 on OCIL on ROCR 10-27 0LR0 16-10 RCMQ 17-13 ROW 32-28 294 24 fr 8018L 24-20 MRFP 25-17 5A=Y 8-6 RPRR 10^-8 RP.RP

9906 22-18 RPAT 15-10 09120 17-12 DBP 21 fr

SSPT 6-29 SPrO 19-16 0'I8W on RFNW 17-15

HEST

ROOT 21-15 O 006 15-9 297 26-13 ROOT 21-20 O 105 16-12 10110 12-8 O 500 19-15 FOIE 24-20 RTMT 22-19 R0FN 7-6 0202 7-3 SLY96 5-4 297 5-2 0895 23-17

WHITE LION When The Children Cry (Atlantic) LP: Pride


Parallel Regional Reach Reach N&A] P1 25% E 35% P2 40% S 60% P3 67% M 42% W 27% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P) Tot 1 1 1 0 2


Summary 6-15 4 3 5 12 UP 38 16-40 3 19 15 37 DEBS 15 Ons 2 3 10 15 SAME 16 Adds 4 18 14 36 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 2 2

ADDS 38 Total 16 45 46 107

EAST

500TH

FELL 27-14 295 6-1 IMO 6-2 RRB2 15-8

0808 31-24 W -5x 20-17 *98CY 6-30 '000 23-20 w'NOR

098 13-5 WARS NZYP 6-40 94220 35-29 APE 26-19 MWT on 0011I 14-11 RPYR

Á9B a

OOP 24-19 WFxx

SDOTN

OAKS a

RSR a

*JAO a OZRx 40-36 0.085 a

898 33-29 RISP 6-2S


MGR 12-11 WNW 20-9

MIDWEST

*OP% 7-2 M2P1 on

R CPM on MRT7 4-30 ML01 6-34

WEST

IR%Y0 a

RCPM 0-31 RISN a

RPLZ

PAST

0100 AEB

WVSR JET -111 a

0104 16-15 WRFC a

100014I 4-31

F'500 19-27 RCR

SOOT.

0880 e

O 106 3-1 11211 23-21

White Lion Continued

11200 4-34 14I.85 21-17 RRPM 36-30 2306 a

MRVO 29-25 192 10-9 RSA0 4-39 14S112 a

Z102 on R708

I8-16 RZL O

MI21EST

WRDD a

11210 4-35 RLO a

W311%

RJ101 4-39 RRDD a

WEST

R5ND RATD on fr 821I1 31-29

EAST

T,'Fx a

103CIP a

95xxx on MRPI a

01100 a

95xIL 15-15

0104 6-36 RSMB 17-15 0101 0 RNAN On WPFM 20-17 RIRY 0-6 2107 24-21 SOTO. on Or

5L 6-37 1,128-40

MIDWEST

142180 on 91N14B 40-32 OC1L e

ROCR 0CM0 a

OLrv on 0fR 26-22

NAZY 4-29 RrPI a-35 9900 On fPAT on IBM a

RPM+ 38-34

wP.ST

297 25-20 RTRS 6-30 RPM) on RMOR 18-14 RZPN 31-24 SLY96 on 0095 13-9

KARYN WHITE The Way You Love Me (WB) LP: Karyn While


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 579 E 37% P2 37% S 409 P3 23% M 15%

W 639 Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 1 0 0 1

National 2-5 4 1 0 5 Summary 6-15 9 9 2 20 UP 35 16-40 10 14 2 26 DEBS 6 Ons 4 7 7 18 SAME 25 Adds 8 9 5 22 DOWN 4 Ch Adds 1 2 0 3

ADDS 25 Total )7 42 16 95

GST

OARS 21-11 2052 30-28 2100 a-25 2EGx PRO -114 4-33 0107 29-26 AVA 4-26

SOOTS

PNR99 e

R1f0 on IPBE o Y100 4-22 WW2 a

R41Y 5-5 RTRM 24-12 0105

MIDWEST

B96 11-11 928 19-17 W11YT 11-8 81180

RCPM on

HEST

2108 a

RIIS 27-24 RzzE 0812 26-22 PM102 12-11 RROY 19-19 R00D 8-7 RRL1 22-I9 RMEL 2-1 RPLZ a

ROBE on

P1 A.

XOr97 8-8 PGC 3-8

293 5-4 888106 5-4 0cc1 23-15 007977 5-5

EAST

CELO 1-I1 AEB 0-34

wTIC 8-8 MEE a

WLAB a-79 RC101 a

9)0 a-33 PCP o

MRRZ a

SOOT.

813130 38-33 893 34-32 1106 on 112111 on (RQB 23-22 WBCY 11-11 *N0R a

MCGO e

REZB a

O2YP on 0.5PE 6-28 8RYR 19-12 8100 e

MDJR 27-25 002105 10-11 RBPB BJ105 a

2106 11-8 2102 20-16 RTOk 6-34

MIDWEST

sOT2 21-17

west.

RSND on RMGI 1-4 80010 0-6 RLUC 31-29 RYOR 26-22 RCAO 12-9 RRPR on 002-1111 on 13I102 35-30 RDON 14-9 RMSS 23-20 1110 26-19

CAST

103CIR a

SOOT,

'MAD On 0104 14-12

MAN o RIIY on 0,103 10-9

MIDWEST

we(B a

WAIT a .

RPNR on

WEST

ROOT on RTRS a KM o RMOR o R002 35-31 RLOZ e

297 39-34

WILL TO POWER Baby I Love Your Way (Epic) LP: Wilt To Power


Parallel Regional Reach Reach O P1 86% E 96% P2 959 5 89% P3 91% M 90% W 92%

National Summary UP 172 DEBO 0

SAME 36

DOWN 18 ADDS 0


1 10 29 15 54 2-5 26 59 25 110

6-15 16 17 21 54 16-40 3 1 2 6

Ons 1 1 0 2

Adds O 0 O 0

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 Total 56 107 63 226

4-1 ROMO 1-2

9-9 0508 1-2 990 FM 5-3 RTRR 1-9

EAST 930 I-1 FM104 4-3

PST 5-3 RCAO 7-1

8104 13-30 0822 4-1 RRPR 5-4

*214 7-2 08C0 4-2 805-111 2-1

ARSE 11-8 VIM 11-2 007:2 15-11

09030 0-6 0106 7-2 8000 I-1

AB w2 LI 5-1 CR 7-4 RATD 4 fr

RÁ55 I-1 CROL on 0220 19-14 PN1195 10 OR SOOT.

RRQ 4-1 X100 9-5 Ecx 635 8980 531

896 4-3 098 2-1Iiiil PRO -F1) 6-2 098 2-1

ú107 7-6 0106 2-2

AVA 1-1 R106 9-5 EAST

KZ. 5-2 RPRR 3-1 scent 795 6-3 Wwrx 14-7 010106 1-1 103CIR 1-1

88899 20-10 W.'12. 1-5 95082 10-9 8180 2-1 55I 1-1


Will To Power Continued

2100 2-5 X97 10-12 GN 5-1 NNV2 3-2 8110 4-4 02PM 8-1

0105 7-5

M1DNE5T

B96 5-2 295 10-5 0101 3-2 928 3-1 WNOI 1-1 WCZY 8-5 ODPO 19-18 WN2T 12-11 WZPL 3-1 ReeO 2-2 RCPN 4-8 MRTI 23-13 RIND 13-7 OLOL 5-Il M0B0 6-2

WEST

85104 4-11 8718 4-1

RI2P 7-9 8882 4-2 0IY0 19-19 FM102 5-2 111011 8-6 8000 7-4 RCPB 3-1 R15N 3-2 ROLO 1-1 RMEL 3-3 11112 4-2 RUBE 4-2

P1/ V

00T97 17-12 +rPGC 25-18 800106 6-2 0001 3-5 NOT977 2-2

cal LAST

MFLY 4-4 MASS 3-2 NVSR 3-1

JET -FM 7-3 1104 19-17 202 11-6

*14010 7-2 TIC 4-1

0050 6-4 SUN 10-2 RC101 8-5 10011E1 3-1

MBCY 10-9 X2106 20-10 NOR 1-2

OCGQ l-2 0105 1-2 RELB 4-2 098 10-4 ASNO 4-1 051 3-2 VANS 2-1 022P 2-1 94155 1-1 NAPE 20-11 WCUT lo -10 1108[ S-3 NEAP 10-5 O 001 4-3 RICO 2-2 WOJO 4-1 9901105 9-6 n100 6-1 807105 11-12 ABM 1-1

NIA/6 5-2 MNNY 3-2 0BPM 10-6 2107 12-8 .MES 4-3 83105 3-5 Y106 5-2 WRVO 7-1 192 8-5 1580 6-3 WSRZ 5-2

0102 6-3 81528 4-2 wDL2 e-4 14021. 1-1

MIDWEST

WRDD 6-3 920 8-3 wPxR 12-9 wGT2 6-2 O 0812 3-2 81180 6-4 RZIO 7-4 4422 8-1 G1D 8-1 *II% 4-2 2104 7-5 RJ103 9-7 110102 2-1 0293 6-4 WPON 7-4 182107 6 ft

RM22 6-4 RRPD 2-1 NNOT 6-3

WEST

RIVA 1-3 099123 on R5ND 1-7 RMGx 2-1 RYNO 5-3

STEVE WINW000 Holding On (Virgin) LP: Roll With It


Regional Reach Reach BREAKER P1 428 E 758 P2 699 S 68% P3 93% M 78% N 52% Chart Summary

Pos PI P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 0 1 0 1

UP 14 16-40 8 30 24 62 DEBS 49 Ons 4 18 17 39

SAME 39 Adds 13 25 20 58


ADDS 66 Total 27 78 64 169

NRPE 2-1 MIRE 12-10 00100 8-8 9521E 16-12 098 3-1 MINT S-3 2OMP 5-3 ASES 9-3 ONTO 7-3

SOOTS

PARS 3-2 11011 4-1 WISP 6-4 WJAD 4-1 W281 3-2 w'JM11 7-3 898 2-1 RISP 8-1

0104 2-1 WYRS 6-1 85012 8-7 0101 5-1 RBAN 12-2 RIRY 16-10 2103 4-3 ONTO 22 fr WOOL 16-4 S5 6-1

MIDWEST

FM 15-7 lreNp 23-20 NCIL 7-7 SOCR 8-4

RM 6-6 KCMG 12-9 FLEW 15-9 294 14 fr

RZL 12-11 I2RFR 1-/ RPRR 10-5 RP8R 14-7 99I0 16-10 RPAT 30-4 RMTO 11-4 0000 7 fr XPPR 4-3 IBN 6-4

REMO 11-10

WEST

ROOT 1-1 RYYA 2-2 097 9-5 O 802 16-11 ItTOS 7-3 RP60 4-1 10400 10-4 RTMT 14-10 RZPN 8-7 O 202 5-5 SLY96 2-1 297 2-1 OIt95 9-7

VAST

WROU a

CROL e

WELK o 894 41-28

PRO -FM on WAWA a

500TH

01.0199 4-20 295 4-30 897 6-32 wMV2 a

0105 on

MIDWEST

096 a-30 0102 a -7S 10915 a

920 a

101C1 27-22 NCZY 39-34 wZPL a

RCP* a

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4:1180 29-15

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2108 CRNZ e

20 -29 .00 0 RISN n RPLZ a

EAST

0100 20-22 Are on

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JET -FM a X104 4-5 EPZ 6-39 FNNR 6-39 'T4C 40-36 ARES 4

810N a-38 RC101 on 1001011 a

WSPR 6-77 º8PRY 6-24 990311 6-35 64OST 6-39 M YZ o M'PCR on MRR2 a

0106 on *3'CR 6-32

500711

0880 6-39

897 32-28 R98 a

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MABB 9-29 BJ105 a

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0293 6-30 0201 30-25 RAY107 on fr

0022 6-24 10010 4-25 MOOT 15-33

WEST

RF95 on RSND o 12100 0-37 RYRR a

FM104 6-28 RATD onfr 11220 6-40

411 EAST

MEOW 37-26 *14'1.0 6-33

103CI12 4-29 958x0 6-40 ~2 0 14IR2 4-37 01100 6-36 95xIG 6-37 G98 n 2TNT 6-12 O4P 2 onum

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AD 4-38 w2RR on OJMx on 898 R15R a-78 12104 on WYFS a

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MOST

8G0T 6-38 022.4 O Z97 on NBOZ RTRS a KM a

RMOR on ROZI 6-35 RTMT on R20N 11202

SLY96 41-35 297 6-38 0095 a

SIGNIFICANT ACTION A

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Straight Up (Virgin) LP FMever Your Gin

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194, -l2 921

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Forever Young (Atlantic) LP. Alphaville The Singles COIIeo1100

LAST

195

MIME,

191 19-25

STST

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M55 15-12 0 24-22

FAST

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x101

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SLT91{ 19-1 2910

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New Day For You (Epic) LP. Time And Tide

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Dial My Heart (Motown) LP. Messages From The BOYS

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while BREATHE held its breath at #3 and DURAN DURAN moved up 6-4. ANITA BAKER gave it her best, slowing U2 's upward progress 7-6. POISON jumped BOY MEETS GIRL, 12-7 to 10-8,while EDDIE MONEY glided into the Top 10, 11-9. Meanwhile, BOBBY BROWN stormed up the chart 16-10, which had a slowing effect on WHEN IN ROME, 13-11, and GUNS N' ROSES, 14-12.

The biggest jumpers were PHIL COLLINS, ten points, 30-20, and MICHAEL JACKSON, 11 slots upward, 37-26. DEF LEPPARD, a Breaker last week, made a strong debut at #33. TRACIE SPENCER still was shy of Breaker and moved 35-35, but had noteworthy moves at many reporters. KARYN WHITE debuted ahead of Breaker at #39, as did CHERYL "PEPSII" RILEY at #40. In the Breaker department, none charted, but CHEAP TRICK, ROBBIE NEVIL, and Virgin's pair, STEVE WINWOOD and MAXI PRIEST, should easily chart next week.

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1 C. "PEPSII" RILEY/Thanks For My... (Columbia) 133 2 KARYN WHITE/The Way You Love Me (WB) 95 3 SHERIFF/When I'm With You (Capitol) 84 4 SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES/Peek-A-Boo (Geffen) 71

5 TRAVELING WILBURYS/Handle With Care (Wilbury/WB) 66 6 EIGHTH WONDER/Cross My Heart (WTG) 57 7 PAULA ABDUL/Straight Up (Virgin) 46 8 EDIE BRICKELL 61.../What I Am (Geffen) 39 9 FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION/Perfect (RCA) 32

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2REAK STEVE WINWOOD Holding On (Virgin)

68% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 49, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 66 including WZOU, WAVA, WNVZ, B96, 0102, WMMS, KCPW, WLOL, Y108, KKRZ. Complete airplay in Parallels.

CHEAP TRICK Ghost Town (Epic)

63% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 82, Debuts 16, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 19 including KRBE, KBEQ, KCPW, KCPX, WFLY, B93, WKQB, KZIO, KCAQ. Complete airplay in Parallels.

ROBBIE NEVIL

Back On Holiday (EMI) 62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 30, Debuts 56, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 16 including WZPL, KDWB, WLAN, K98, WSSX, FM100, 920, KLQ, K104, WWFX, WCIL. Complete airplay in Parallels.

MAXI PRIEST Wild World (Virgin)

60% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 66, Debuts 23, Same 33, Down 1, Adds 24 including WNCI, KWOD, WVSR, 0106, WBBQ, 99WAYS, K92, KSND, KWNZ. Complete Airplay in Parallels.

NEW J TIFFANY "All This Time" (MCA) Reports: 144. Moves: Up 53, Debuts 23, Same 41, Down 0, Adds 27 including PWR99, KITY, 92X, KDWB, WLOL, KPLZ, WNNK, KRNO. KCAO, WFXX, PRO -FM 34-30, KZZP 19-14, WTIC 38-33, KC101 23-19, Y107 16-12, KSAQ 34-28, WIKZ 28-23.

BON JOVI "Born To Be My Baby" (Mercury) Reports: 134. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 36, Same 28, Down 0, Adds 63 including B104, WZOU, WGH. Z95, WMMS, WNCI, WCZY, WZPL, KS104, KKRZ, KWOD, KCPX, KPLZ, KUBE, K106, Z104, WDFX 24-19, WPST 35-28.

CHERYL "PEPSII" RILEY "Thanks For My Child" (Columbia) Reports: 133. Moves: Up 46, Debuts 16, Same 47, Down 1, Adds 23 Including WMJO, KKBO, WYCR, 098. KKYK, 99WAYS, Y106, KOKO, KWNZ, WHTO, HOT97 5-4, WHYT 5-2, KGGI 1-1, WVSR 34-29, WKOB 26-18, Z102 10-7. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart with 24% of the action Top 15 or better.

TRACIE SPENCER "Symptoms Of True Love" (Capitol) Reports: 113. Moves: Up 73, Debuts 13, Same 19, Down 3, Adds 5, HOT97, WKOB, WKSF, KNAN, SLY96, WZOU 11-10, 0107 17.14, WPGC 12-9, WLOL 19-14, KKRZ 8-6, FM102 9-8, KPLZ 34-29, 100KHI 28-22, WANS 24-20, KZOU 34-28. See Parallels, moves 35-35 on the CHR chart with 86% of the airplay charted.

PETER CETERA "Best Of Times" (WB) Reports: 109. Moves: Up 63, Debuts 7, Same 38, Down 0. Adds 1, WANS, PRO -FM 32-29, KPLZ 39-34, WPST 26-23. KXX106 21-18, WCGO 22-19, WOUT 40-37, WLAP 23-20, 99WAYS 35-30, KSAO 40-32, 95XXX 28-25, WOMP 34-27, WHSL 26-23, WVBS 27-24, KLYV 31-25, 99KG 37-30.

WHITE LION "When The Children Cry" (Atlantic) Reports: 107. Moves: Up 38. Debuts 15, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 38 including KBEO, KXYO, KISN, KPLZ, 0100, WAEB, WVSR, KKYK, Y106, WKPE, Y95 6-1, KKBO 6-2, KRBE 15-8, WNVZ 20-9, WDFX 7-2. K106 3-1, KTUX 28-16.

SAMANTHA FOX "I Wanna Have Some Fun" (Jive/RCA) Reports: 99. Moves: Up 35, Debuts 11, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 19 including 295. WCZY, FM102, KCPX, WTIC, 98PXY, 930, WNYZ, WINK, WKZL. KLO, WKPE. WXKS 12-9, B96 24-19, WFLY 30-25, WAEB 24-20.

TRACY CHAPMAN "Baby Can I Hold You" (Elektra) Reports. 99. Moves: Up 33, Debuts 12, Same 40, Down 0, Adds 14, B104, WZOU. KUBE, 94TYX, WHHY, KLUC, KKFR, KWSS, 95XXX. WTHT. KAKS, KQIZ, KPAT, WPFR, WXKS 10-8, KXYO 27-22. WPST 10-8, KYRK 8-7,

INFORMATION SOCIETY "Walking Away" (Tommy Boy/Reprise) Reports: 96. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 17, Same 29, Down 0, Adds 46 including WXKS, CKOI, 92X, KS104, PWR106, KKRZ, KISN, KKLO, KPLZ, WNNK, KZZB, HOT97 31-28, KITS 21-16, H0T977 31-26, OV103 40-35.

RANDY NEWMAN "It's Money That Matters" (Reprise) Reports: 96. Moves: Up 56, Debuts 8, Same 28. Down 1, Adds 3, PRO -FM, WZOK, WPRR, WMMS 21-19, KPU 35-30, 100KHI 36-29, WBBO 34-30, WLRS 12-11, WKDD 27-18, KDWZ 27-23, 2104 32-26, KWNZ 28-24, WWFX 20-17, 95XIL 35-28, KYYA 20-13, OK95 17.11.73% of the action Is charted.

KARYN WHITE "The Way You Love Me" (WB) Reports: 95. Moves: Up 35, Debuts 6, Same 25, Down 4, Adds 25 including 2100, WEGX, PWR99, WNVZ, 0105, KBEO. Y108, KZZP, KPLZ, WLAN, WNOK, BJ105, WXKS 21-11, 293 5-4, KTFM 24-12, KKYK 19-12, KDON 14-9. See Parallels,

debuts at number 39 on the CHR chart as 48% of the airplay is Top 15 or better.

GEORGIA SATELLITES "Hippy Hippy Shake" (Elektra) Reports: 86. Moves: Up 47, Debuts 1, Same 34, Down 1, Adds 3. KBEO, WLRS, KZOZ, 0102 8-7, WMMS 25-20, 0100 19-15, WPST 38-35, WQUT 23-17, WKDD 24-19, 0104 13-6, KCMO 28-24, WKFR 34-30, KFMW 10-7, KMOK 14-10, KOZE 13-10. 66% of the airplay has converted to chart moves.

SHERIFF "When I'm With You" (Capitol) Reports: 84. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 14, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 42 including Y95, KKBO, KRBE, Z95, WCZY, KCPW, WKTI,

FM102, WSPK, K98, WROO, WABB, KDWB 29-25, Y108 10-3, KZZP 24-18, WAEB 37-21, WNOK 35-25, KLUC 29-22, KOY- FM 26-18.

MIKE á THE MECHANICS "Nobody's Perfect" (Atlantic) Reports: 82. Moves: Up 39, Debuts 6, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 2, CKOI, (SAO, KEGL 13-9, WKBO 18-9, KPLZ 40-35, WERZ

40-37, WROO 22-19, WIXX 32-29, FM104 22-18, WOMP 33-26, WBNO 32-28, 99KG 24-17, KOZE 30-26, KZFN 30-26, OK95 35-30. 62% of the airplay Is charted.

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "You Got It (The Right Stuff)" (Columbia) Reports: 81. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 13, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 24 including 0105, WCZY, PWR106, KKRZ, 0100. WVSR,

JET -FM, WTIC, WBBQ, 195, BJ105, Y106, PRO -FM 28-22, B96 32-26, KMEL 24-18, HOT977 22-14, WFMF 28-20.

SIOUXSIE & THE BANSHEES "Peek -A -Boo" (Geffen) Reports 71. Moves: Up 29, Debuts 11, Same 21, Down 3, Adds 7. WAVA, WHYT, WVSR, WAEB, WHHY, 920. KWSS, KKBO

12-11, 92X 26-19, KZZP 18-12, KPU 24-20, WCGO 28-24, Y106 30-24. KTUX 33-26, KF95 6-5, KZFN 8-5, OK95 12-8.63%

of the airplay has converted to chart moves.

FLEETWOOD MAC "As Long As You Follow" (WB) Reports: 66. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 6, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 24 including WZOU, KEGL, WMMS, KCPW, KCPX, WERZ,

0106, WLAP, WRVO, WJAD, WYKS, ((XL, KISN d-38, WLRS 35-31, WPRR 40-35, KPAT 38-34.

TRAVELING WILBURYS "Handle With Care" (Wllbury/WB) Reports: 66. Moves: Up 40, Debuts 4, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 2, WZOK, WCIL, WMJO 27-21, WBBO 29-26, K106 27.19,

KZZB 38-34, WROO 11-8, WINK 24-20, WZYP 28-24, WLRS 23-19, KZIO 36-31, B98 23-19, KYYY 32-28, KKXL 30-26.

WSPT 12.7, OK95 24-19. 79% of the airplay is charted

EIGHTH WONDER "Cross My Heart" (WIG) Reports: 57 Moves: Up 16, Debuts 6, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 8, WBLI, KWOD, WPST, WNOK, KZOU, (IVA, KZOZ, Y97,

H0T97 33-30, KMEL 26-23, H0T977 37-30, WFLY 17-12, B93 25.21, KKYK 25-20, KDON 30-25, 99KG 29-23.

ART OF NOISE featuring TOM JONES "Kiss" (China/Polydor) Reports: 56 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 11, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 28 Including WXKS, KITS, KZZP, KKRZ, 0100, WSPK, 195,

KXX106, WKOB, WDJX, BJ105, WGTZ, PWR99 0-35, B96 31-25, Z95 d-30, KITS 13-10.

BANANARAMA "Love, Truth, & Honesty" (London/Polydor) Reports 55. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 2, Same 38, Down 0, Adds 4, 94TYX, KNAN, KPHR, 297. HOT977 29-23, WFLY 39.36,

100KHI 35-32, WPST 36-33, KXX106 34-29. KCAO d-39, KZZU 39-36, WWFX 33-27, OV103 36-31, KTRS 39-35, KMOK

38-35.

D.J. JAllY JEFF á THE FRESH PRINCE "Girls Ain't Nothin' But Trouble" (Jive/RCA) Reports: 51. Moves: Up 29, Debuts 2, Same 18, Down 1, Adds 1, KBFM, B94 17-13, WPGC 19-15, Z93 6-5, Y95 27-16.

KKBO 26-20, WHYT 19-14, KGGI 12-8, KWOD 30-26, WNC-K 27-22, WRVO 20-14, KOKO 30-21, KMGX 16-12, KLUC

21-13, 95XXX 36-31, 2103 33-28. 70% of the reports are charted

l rLJ.529 STEVE WINWOOD (66)

BON JOVI (63) INFORMATION SOCIETY (46)

SHERIFF (42) ESCAPE CLUB (39) WHITE LION (38)

PAULA ABDUL (37) ERASURE (34)

DEF LEPPARD (30) ART OF NOISE (28)

TRACIE SPENCER (83) TIFFANY (76)

PETER CETERA (70) RANDY NEWMAN (63)

CHERYL "PEPSII" RILEY (61) WHITE LION (53)

GEORGIA SATELLITES(47) SAMANTHA FOX (46)

TRACY CHAPMAN (45) MIKE & THE MECHANICS (45)

"OTT CHICAGO (130)

WILL TO POWER (127) POISON (126) BREATHE (74)

BOBBY BROWN (72) ANITA BAKER (70)

BOY MEETS GIRL (63) DURAN DURAN (44)

U2 (42) WHEN IN ROME (41)

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PAULA ABDUL "Straight Up" (Virgin) Reports: 46. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 37 including PWR99, KKBO, KITY, KTFM, B96, 928. KS104, Y108, KGGI, FM102, KWOD, KKLO, H0T977, WTIC, BJ105, KITS 20.14, PWR106 36-26, KROY 18-13.

BASIA "New Day For You" (Epic) Reports: 46. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 4, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 11, KKRZ. KPLZ, WNNK. WANS, Y107, Y106, KISR, OV103, WBWB, KFBO, OK95, WFLY 37-32, 100KHI 37-33, KSND d-40. KAKS d-38, WBNO 0-37.

SHEENA EASTON "The Lover In Me" (MCA) Reports: 42. Moves: Up 16, Debuts 5, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 11 including PRO -FM, WAVA, KKRZ, FM102, K106, KZZB, KSAO, KYRK, WXKS 7-4, WKBO 17-14, H0T977 26-18, WFMF 31-26, KXX106 15.12, HOT105 22-15, WAZY 37-30. Strong major market support ESCAPE CLUB "Shake For The Sheik" (Atlantic) Reports: 39. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 39 Including WGH, WKBO, KXYO, K104, WSPK, WOKI, WLRS, KSND, KWNZ, WFXX, B98, WBNO, KPAT, KBOZ, KTMT.

EDIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS "What I Am" (Geffen) Reports: 39. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 5, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 12 including WERZ, K106, WCGO, KWES, KSAO, KMYZ, WZKX, KFMW, KMOK, WXKS d-30, KEGL 15-10, WFLY 27-20, KIXY 33-19, KOZE 21-17, SLY96 32-26. Texas leads the way.

UB40 with CHRISSIE HYNDE "Breakfast In Bed" (A&M) Reports: 36. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 10, JET -FM, WCGO, KSAO, KTUX, WYKS, KKXL, WPFR, KFBO, KTMT, KZOZ, WGH on -0p, KKRZ on-dp, WOKI d-34, WBWB d-36, Z97 d-33.

ERASURE "A Little Respect" (Sire/WB) Reports: 35. Moves Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 34 Including KKBO, KRBE, KITY, Y108, KCPX, KKLO, K104, K98, KTUX, WHOT, KSND, 95XIL, WZKX, KYYY, KGOT.

FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION "Perfect" (RCA) Reports. 32. Moves Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 11, PRO -FM, WCGO, Z104, WHOT, KYRK, WHTO, WJAD, WZKX, 0104, 0101, KFBO, WXKS on, Y95 on-dp. KF95 d-35, KMOK d-39.

MICHELLE SHOCKED "Anchorage" (Mercury) Reports: 32. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 3, Same 19. Down 0, Adds 10, PRO -FM. WGH, KPLZ, KUBE, JET -FM, 098, WJAD, KIXY, KGOT, KZOZ, WZOU on-dp, KEGL on-dp, KXYO on-dp, K104 d-29, 95XIL d-33.

ALPHAVILLE "Forever Young" (Atlantic) Reports: 32. Moves: Up 20, Debuts 2, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 1, 2103, 295 29-25. KS104 24-19. KZZP 9-8, FM102 15-10, KWOO 17-13, WAEB 19-16, BJ105 15-10, WKZL 27-22, KOY-FM 22-14, KDON 23-19, KWSS 15.12, WJAD on, KZFN 21-17, KZOZ 33-20. 81% of the airplay is charted as the West leads.

AL B. SUREI "Killing Me Softly" (WB) Reports: 30. Moves: Up 18, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 1, Adds 1, KWNZ. WPGC 9-6, Z93 16-9, PWR96 26-18, WHYT 7-5. KS104 on-dp, KGGI 5-2, KWOD 29-25, KMEL on, WFLY 18-15, K106 30-22, HOT105 8-5, KMGX 9 6, KYNO 32-29. KRO 35-28. 66% of the airplay Is charted.

YAll & PLASTIC POPULATION "The Only Way Is Up" (Big Life/Elektra) Reports: 30. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 1, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 1, WFLY, WXKS 17-15, KKBO d-36, KRBE 31-27, PWR96 24-20, KITY on -Op, KTFM on, WYCR on -Op. K106 14-11, WHOT on, KWNZ 27-23, WHTO on, OV103 7-5, KTRS on, SLY96 on.

TONE LOC "Wild Thing" (Delicious Vinyl/Island) Reports: 28. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 5, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 16 including Z93, KKK, Y100, WNVZ, 096, PWR106. FM102, KITS, WFLY, KRBE 38-26, KITS d-21, KZZP 30-20, KMEL 27-14, BJ105 25-15, KKFR 27-9. Early major market support with the South 6 West out In front

BOYS "Dial My Heart" (Motown) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 5, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 15 including WXKS, HOT97, KTFM, KS104, KZZP, 0100, 195,

HOT105, 2102, KTUX, KMGX, KLUC, WPGC 8-3, 293 13-8, KROY 14-11.

J.J. FAD "Is It Love" (Ruthless/Atco) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 7, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 2, KMEL, 95XXX, PRO -FM on, WPGC d-28, KRBE on-dp, H01977 32-27, WFLY d-39, B93 28-24, KXX106 d-39, HOT105 d-27, Y107 d-29, KLUC 38-33.

STARSHIP "Wild Again" (Elektra) Reports: 26. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 16 Including PWR99, KEGL, WNVZ. KTFM, WBBQ, WBCY, WCGO, Y107, KIVA, KF95, FM104, 0104. KPHR, KMOK, KZOZ.

KYLIE MINOGUE "It's No Secret" (Geffen) Reports: 25. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 25 Including KZZP, KKRZ, KUBE, WAEB, WVSR, KTUX, WHOT, KF95, FM104, WOMP, WFXX, WJAD, KYYY, KYYA, Z97.

NICK HEYWARD "You're My World" (Reprise) Reports: 21. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 2, OV103, KZOZ, KITS 20.19, KPLZ on-dp, WZYP on, KF95 on, KYRK on -Op, KDON on, 0104 on, KIXY on, WAZY on, KPHR on, WIBW on, KTRS on, SLY96 on.

ROD STEWART "My Heart Can't Tell You No" (WB) Reports. 20. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 20 including WXKS, 0107. Y95, K104, WBBO. WLRS. 103CIR, 95XIL, G98, WJMX, KISR, 0104, (GOT, KOZE, OK95.

TOMMY CONWELL & THE YOUNG RUMBLERS "If We Never Meet Again" (Columbia) Reports: 18. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 17 including KEGL. WGH. KXYO, KCPX, WAEB, WROO, KSAO, KZZU, WFXX, KISR, WPFM, WBWB, 99KG, KOZE, OK95.

TIMELORDS "Doctorin' The Tardis" (TVT) Reports: 18. Moves Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 4, PWR99, KCAO, OK100, G98, WGH on-dp, KXX106 on. WKOB on, BJ105 d-34, Y106 on-dp, OV103 22-19, WCIL d-27, KZFN d-33.

L'TRIMM "Cars With The Boom" (Time-X/Atlantic) Reports 16. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 5, Adds 0 Including H0T97 28-24, PWR106 12.10, KZZP 8-7. WFMF on. WNOK 16-10, KOY-FM 14-10, KNAN on -Op. Z103 25-22

JIM CAPALDI "Something So Strong" (Island) Reports 15. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 9. PRO -FM, KXYO, K104. WYCR, WOUT, KTUX, 95XIL. WPFM, KTRS, CKOI on, WROO 31-26, WHSL on, KLYV on, KPAT on-dp.

MIDNIGHT STAR "Don't Rock The Boat" (Solar) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 1, Adds 3, KROY, KWOD, KNAN, B96 29-22, WHYT d-25. Y108 0-24, WFLY on, KXX106 38.35, WRVO 30-27, KMGX 29-24, KCAO on.

SIR MIX -A -LOT "Posse on Broadway" (Nastymix) Reports: 13. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 1, Adds 7, PWR96, KTFM, WHYT, KGGI, KMEL, K106. KRO, Z93 0-23, KZZP 21-16, FM102 on, KROY on-dp, KZZB on

TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER "Big League" (RCA) Reports: 13. Moves: Us 5, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 1, KKXL, CKOI 22-17, KEGL on, Y95 on-dp. K104 29-26, WROO d-36, WOUT on, CHED 6-3, 95XIL 33-30, WPFM on, KFMW on, OK95 34-28

CROSBY, STILLS, NASH á YOUNG "American Dream" (Atlantic) Reports: 12. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 3, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 1, CHED, K104 d-24, WROO 35-32, 95XIL 31-27, WZKX on-dp. KIXY on. WBNO 33-29, KFMW 0-38. KZFN d-32.

JETS "Anytime" (MCA) Reports: 11. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down O. Adds 2. KOMO, KDON, KCPW 23-20, KZZP on, HOT977 4-4, 195

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PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS "I'm An Adult Now" (Chrysalis) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 9, WGH, KITS, FM104, 95XIL, G98, WHSL. KFMW, KFBO. KZFN.

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GOOD QUESTION "Got A New Love" (Paisley ParkiWB) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 0 including PWR106 on, HOT977 35-34, KJ103 13.11, KAKS on-

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3 O BREATHE/How Can I Fall (A&M) 6 CO DURAN DURAN/I Don't Want Your Love (Capitol)

© ANITA BAKER/Giving You The Best That I Got (Elektra)

O U2/Desire (Island)

POISON/Every Rose Has Its Thorn (Enigma/Capitol)

O BOY MEETS GIRL/Waiting For A Star To Fall (RCA)

Q EDDIE MONEY/Walk On Water (Columbia)

O BOBBY BROWN/My Prerogative (MCA)

e) WHEN IN ROME/The Promise (Virgin)

GUNS N' ROSES/Welcome To The Jungle (Geffen)

13 BON JOVI/Bád Medicine (Mercury)

14 ESCAPE CLUB/Wild, Wild West (Atlantic)

18 ® BANGLES/In Your Room (Columbia)

8 16 GEORGE MICHAEL/Kissing A Fool (Columbia)

21 m VAN HALEN/Finish What Ya Started (WB)

15 18 BEACH BOYS/Kokomo (Elektra)

23 e) ROBERT PALMER/Early In The Morning (EMI)

30 Q PHIL COLLINS/Two Hearts (Atlantic)

23 19 21 PET SHOP BOYS/Domino Dancing (EMI)

29 Q TAYLOR DAYNE/Don't Rush Me (Arista)

39 26 ® WAS (NOT WAS)/Spy In The House Of Love (Chrysalis)

37 27 IVAN NEVILLE/Not Just Another Girl (Polydor)

33 KENNY G/Silhouette (Arista)

37 MICHAEL JACKSON/Smooth Criminal (Epic)

32 5BOYS CLUB/I Remember Holding You (MCA)

31 JUDSON SPENCE/Yeah, Yeah, Yeah (Atlantic)

4 17 29 KYLIE MINOGUE/The Loco -Motion (Geffen)

16 20 30 CINDERELLA/Don't Know What You Got (Till It's Gone) (Mercury)

35 28 31 BARBRA STREISAND & DON JOHNSON/Till I Loved You (Columbia)

25 22 32 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Small World (Chrysalis)

¡ DEBUT Q DEF LEPPARD/Armageddon It (Mercury)

- - 40 © ANNIE LENNOX & AL GREEN/Put A Little Love In Your Heart (A&M) - 37 35 TRACIE SPENCER/Symptoms Of True Love (Capitol)

39 JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS/Little Liar (Blackheart/CBS)

8 18 25 37 PHIL COLLINS/A Groovy Kind Of Love (Atlantic)

11 13 24 38 GIANT STEPS/Another Lover (A&M)

DEBUT KARYN WHITE/The Way You Love Me (WB)

DEBUT a CHERYL "PEPSII" RILEY/Thanks For My Child (Columbia)

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5 2 1 2 CHICAGO/Look Away (Full Moon/Reprise)

8 7 5 O BOY MEETS GIRL/Waiting For A Star To Fall (RCA)

11 8 6 0 WILL TO POWER/Baby I Love Your Way (Epic)

7 6 3 5 BARBRA STREISAND & DON JOHNSON/Till I Loved You (Columbia)

15 12 9 0 JOHNNY HATES JAll/Turn Back The Clock (Virgin)

16 13 11 0 KENNY G/Silhouette (Arista)

12 10 8 0 PM/Piece Of Paradise (WB)

14 11 10 Q LUTHER VANDROSS/Any Love (Epic)

- 30 14 0 PHIL COLLINS/Two Hearts (Atlantic)

3 1 4 11 GEORGE MICHAEL/Kissing A Fool (Columbia)

17 14 13 ® KIM CARNES/Crazy In Love (MCA)

1 3 7 13 BREATHE/How Can I Fall (A&M)

21 16 15 e) MOODY BLUES/No More Lies (Polydor)

23 19 16 ® BOYS CLUB/I Remember Holding You (MCA)

24 21 18 PETER CETERA/Best Of Times (WB)

22 18 17 17 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Small World (Chrysalis)

26 22 21 FOUR TOPS w/ARETHA FRANKLIN/If Ever A Love There Was (Arista)

27 23 20 e) ROBERTA FLACK/Oasis (Atlantic)

- 24 Q BASIA/New Day For You (Epic)

- 25 22 ® GIANT STEPS/Another Lover (A&M)

2 4 12 22 ROD STEWART/Forever Young (WB)

BAKER ® FLEETWOOD MAC/As Long As You Follow (WB)

BREAKS © ANNIE LENNOX á AL GREEN/Put A Little Love In Your Heart (A&M)

29 27 26 ® TRAVELING WILBURYS/Handle With Care (Wilbury/WB)

- - 29 TRACY CHAPMAN/Baby Can I Hold You (Elektra)

- - 30 JETS/Anytime (MCA)

BREAKER) STEVE WINWOOD/Holding On (Virgin)

BREAKER Q DIANA ROSS/If We Hold On Together (MCA)

j DEBUT CHRIS DeBURGH/Missing You (A&M)

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10 8 5 O U2/Angel Of Harlem (Island)

4 2 1 4 TRAVELING WILBURYS/Handle With Care (Wilbury/WB)

18 11 6 Q MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Nobody's Perfect (Atlantic)

16 13 9 0 BON JOVI/Born To Be My Baby (Mercury)

26 18 13 Q DEF LEPPARD/Armageddon It (Mercury)

2 1 2 8 RANDY NEWMAN/It's Money That Matters (Reprise)

19 16 11 Q JIM CAPALDI/Something So Strong (Island)

24 19 14 0 IVAN NEVILLE & THE ROOM/Not Just Another Girl (Polydor)

21 20 15 m STEVE EARLE/Copperhead Road (Uni/MCA)

9 9 7 12 TOM COCHRANE & RED RIDER/Big League (RCA)

12 14 10 13 JEFF HEALEY BAND/Confidence Man (Arista)

28 26 21 [DIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS/What I Am (Geffen)

22 23 19 U2/When Love Comes To Town (Island)

32 27 22 JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS/Little Liar (Blackheart/CBS)

BREAKER POISON/Every Rose Has Its Thorn (Enigma/Capitol)

37 28 23 BAD COMPANY/One Night (Atlantic)

25 25 20 (D LITTLE FEAT/Long Time Till I Get Over You (WB)

- 39 27 a SAM KINISON/Wild Thing (WB)

45 34 26 ® JOE SATRIANI/The Crush Of Love (Relativity)

43 32 30 ® TOMMY CONWELL & THE.../If We Never Meet Again (Columbia)

1 3 8 23 EDDIE MONEY/Walk On Water (Columbia)

BREAKERC) AEROSMITH/Chip Away The Stone (Columbia) 49 35 29 ® PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS/I'm An Adult Now (Chrysalis)

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31 29 28 MELISSA ETHERIDGE/Like The Way I Do (Island)

3 7 18 28 U2/Desire (Island)

58 38 37 Q TRAVELING WILBURYS/Last Night (Wilbury/WB)

50 39 m 38 SPECIAL/Little Sheba (A&M)

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9 4 5 O CAMEO/You Make Me Work (Atlanta Artists/Mercury)

4 3 1 4 FREDDIE JACKSON/Hey Lover (Capitol)

13 9 6 Q SURFACE/I Missed (Columbia)

- 20 13 0 MICHAEL JACKSON/Smooth Criminal (Epic)

17 11 7 7 JONATHAN BUTLER/There's One Born Every Minute (Jive/RCA)

22 16 11 0 RIVBERTA FLACK/Oasis (Atlantic)

20 13 9 Q ZIIGGY MARLEY AND THE MELODY MAKERS/Tumblin' Down (Virgin)

19 15 10 m VESTA/Sweet, Sweet Love (A&M)

2 1 2 11 CHERYL "PEPSII" RILEY/Thanks For My Child (Columbia)

28 22 15 ® TODAY/Him Or Me (Motown)

25 21 16 ® STARPOINT/Say You Will (Elektra)

23 17 14 LOOSE ENDS/Mr. Bachelor (MCA)

37 26 19 SHEENA EASTON/The Lover In Me (MCA)

- 31 21 LEVERT/Pull Over (Atlantic)

- 33 25 Z-LOOKE/Can U Read My Lips (Orpheus/EMI)

32 24 22 Q) ANGELA BOFILL/I Just Wanna Stop (Capitol)

36 30 26 e) RIENE' MOORE/All Or Nothing (Polydor)

- 39 31 KEITH SWEAT/Don't Stop The Love (Vintertainment/Elektra)

24 19 17 21 PRINCE/I Wish U Heaven (Paisley Park/WB)

40 32 28 0 DONNA ALLEN/Heaven On Earth (Oceana/Atco)

29 25 24 ® BY ALL MEANS/I'm The One Who Loves You (Island)

¡ DEBUT C BOBBY BROWN/Roni (MCA)

- - 33 CHAKA KHAN/It's My Party (WB)

26 23 23 26 BRENDA RUSSELL/Get Here (A&M) _ 36 30 ffi JEFFREY OSBORNE/Can't Go Back On A Promise (A&M)

39 a TONY! TONII TONEIBaby Doll (Wing/Polydor)

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34 28 27 30 FIVE STAR/Someone's In Love (RCA)

_ 36 34 ® FOUR TOPS w/ARETHA FRANKLIN/If Ever A Love There Was (Arista)

36 ® GERALD ALSTON/Take Me Where You Want To (Motown)

4o ® EARTH, WIND & FIRE/Turn On (The Beat Box) (Columbia)

1 2 12 34 AMITA BAKER/Giving You The Best That I Got (Elektra)

BREAKER (` KARYN WHITE/Superwoman (WB)

Í DEBUT >0 KIARA/This Time (Arista)

7 6 8 37 SWEET OBSESSION/Gonna Get Over You (Epic)

BREAKER ALEESE SIMMONS/1 Want To Be Your Lover (Orpheus/EMI)

BREAKER © EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING/Kisses Don't Lie (EMI)

BREAKER a ROBERT BROOKINS/Where Is The Love (MCA)

N&A Begins on Page 54

Top 10 Recurrents See Page 54

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