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ISSUE NIP , 000 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER JULY 9, 1993

S /DE: JIMMY BOWEN ON CROSSOVERS AND COUNTRY RADIO Liberty Records President

Jimmy Bowen throws some

written counterpunches to consultant Moon Mullins's recent

R &R 'Perspectives' column on

today's country records sounding 'too pop.'

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MARKETING VS. PROMOTIONS Promotions is doing giveaways.

Marketing looks at how the station should be perceived in listeners' minds. WKLS /Atlanta's Mark Cooper details the difference.

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FORMATS FOCUS ON FEMALE LISTENERS Responding to crosstown competition, Talk WOR /NY is

targeting women like never

before. Meanwhile, AC WTCB/

Columbia, SC found that serving female listeners led to a startling success among 25 -34 males.

Pages 40, 38

WHAT'S HOT - AND WHAT'S NOT Consultant Chas peck surveys the worlds of sales and

marketing and reports on this summer's hottest trends.

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IN THE NEWS... Jeff Silvers now

WLTI /Detroit PD

Jeff Laufer, Neil Lasher new ERG Sr. Dirs. /Album Promo

Bill Catino becomes Sr. VP /Nat'l Promo;

Sam Cerami VP /Nat'l Promo for Liberty Records

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Debi Fleischer named

Columbia Dir. /Nat'l Promo; Rob Dalton Dir. /Nat'l Promo for Epic /Nashville

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Newsstand Price $6.00

Insiders Seek Clues To FCC

Chairman Nominee's Views Hundt's opinions on specific issues elude even the best -connected industry observers

President Clinton's nomination of Reed Hundt to head the FCC has Washington communications insiders scurrying to learn all they can about the Washington attorney and his regulatory philosophy.

"I don't know much about the guy, but I'm sure going to learn," said Richard Wiley, Washington's best -connected communications lawyer.

Station Trading Brisk Again But Financing Still Scarce Mid -year analysis: Business up after three -year lull, but money flowing to prime properties only; operators head for public markets

After nearly three years of reduced action, station trading activity has rebounded sharply during the first half -f 1993. Dol- lar volume in R&R's weekly tracking is more than double last year's pace, and Infinity Broadcasting's recent agreement to buy KRTH /Los Angeles from Beasley Broadcast Group for $110 million set an all -time single- station record.

Group owners and brokers say prices are up for prime radio properties, but warn that the improved market may not ex- tend to many smaller markets and lesser properties. They also say financing remains hard to come by - except for the biggest and strongest players.

"What we're observing is an increase in pricing on cash -flow properties owing to a lack of in- ventory of cash -flow properties. But there is a continued void of

Female Managers A Growing Force

Percentage Of Women GMs In

Top 100 Markets

1989 1991 1993 Source: Miller, Kaplan. Arase & Co

Women have reached the GM post at 144 radio stations in the top 100 markets, according to a survey of 1352 stations by the accounting firm of Miller, Kap- lan, Arase & Co.

The percentage of women GMs has risen 439E since the firm first started tracking it four years ago.

-George Nadel Rivin, CPA

transactions in the nonperform- ing assets category," observed Star Media Group Managing Partner Bill Steding. He said pricing is up everywhere for

cash -flow properties, but "going up the fastest in larger markets because of public [stock] company demand in those markets

TRADING /See Page 26

According to sources, Hundt's professional credentials and personal attributes are impres- sive ... but figuring out his views on specific communications issues has proven difficult.

`Intelligent, Sharp' Hundt, currently a senior

partner in the la ,v firm of Latham & Watkins, has built a reputation as an extremely intelligent, sharp litigator with extensive experience in antitrust matters. That expertise has brought him numerous communications industry clients, including the Wireless Ca- ble Association and Hughes Communications, which is building a direct broadcast satellite system.

(While much attention has been paid to Hundt's role in de- fending Evergreen Media against a $6000 FCC indecency fine levied against its WLUP

HUNDT /See Page 26

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Smulyan Back In Broadcast Fold Former Mariners owner, set for expansion of radio group, expects four- or five -station duopolies `when the FCC realizes that two or three stations commonly held won't end diversity of thought'

For the first time in four years, Emmis Broad- casting Founder /CEO

Jeff Smulyan will watch baseball's All -Star Game next week in the singular role of media mo-

gul, now that he's shed the Se-

attle Mariners from his portfolio. Smulyan acknowledges the

immense change that's occur- red in the radio industry during his bruising years with the baseball club, but says he's up for the challenge - particularly now that he's shored up Em-

mis's financial structure to the

point that he's poised to again become a station buyer, rather than a seller.

He discusses radio, finance, duopoly, and baseball with R &R

Associate Editor Jack Mess- mer.

You've recently corn - pleted a $100 million

1 debt and equity restructuring. Can we now expect to see Emmis return to station buying?

Now that our capital structure is where we'd like it, I think

we're ready to look at the next phase, which is to see what we can do in terms of acquisitions, mergers, or something. We love the five markets we're in and feel very comfortable in them, so that's where we would like to have our priorities.

Jeff Smulyan

...Broadcasting is a better business

than baseball in Seattle.

Q

m In the mid -to -late '80s, your buying strategy was mostly

urnarounds. Has that hanged?

It really has, but that doesn't mean we don't love turna-

rounds. It's just a different environment. You really can't spend the time on them and they're very difficult to raise equity for. And certainly they're almost impossible to put any dent on the books with. So that does make it a tougher situation, although I still think that's where the market is. It's also tougher to turn around a property to-

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day because the choices are so much narrower and so much harder to finance - unless you can reinvent the wheel.

Q Several radio groups have recently gone public with stock of-

ferings on Wall Street - and, of course, Emmis once had publicly traded bonds. Is an IPO in your future?

There may be. Obvi- ously, if you can access the public mar-

kets, it's definitely a way to have the wherewithal for growth and also provide li- quidity for your shareholders - and that becomes important to people. At some point, that's somethng we will consider.

Q Do you think these IPOs have been good for the business

in general?

A I think so. The more the public under- stands that this is a

pretty darn good business - and that we're not just a bunch of offbeat characters playing strange records - it could only help us. What has happened to Infinity, Saga, Evergreen, and Clear Chan- nel can only help expose and benefit our industry.

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Catino Cerami

Catino, Cerami

Upped At Liberty Liberty has initiated a major re-

structuring of its promotion department, elevating Bill Catino to Sr. VP /National Promotion and Sam Cerami to VP /National Pro- motion.

Liberty President Jimmy Bowen commented, "Bill's ability to keep ahead of radio's needs and deliver consistent quality has made him a valuable and integral part of the Liberty team. His new title will allow him to keep propelling our music forward."

Catino told R&R, "Jimmy Bow- en has been a great mentor these last 10 years. His continued belief in me is extremely gratifying. I'm excited about the new position and I appreciate the chance to put together a promotion head's dream team. But it's also imperative if we're to continue the growth the country industry is enjoying."

Regarding the departmental restructuring, Catino noted, "We're not adding a lot of promotion peo-

LIBERTY /See Page 26

KABC & KLOS's Studio Tour

To celebrate the opening of their new studios, KABC & KLOS /Los Angeles held an open -house party. Enjoying the festivities are (I -r) KGO /San Fran- cisco President/GM Michael Luckoff, KABC President/GM George Green, Capital Cities/ABC Inc. Radio President Jan-Fes Arcara and President/Own- ed Radio Stations Don Bouloukos, and KLOS President/GM Bill Sommers.

ERG Restructures AOR Department Lasher, Laufer elevated to Sr. Directors

Neil Lasher and Jeff Laufer have been upped to Sr. Directors /Album Promotion at EMI Records Group. Both will share responsibility for the AOR promotion department and report to ERG Sr. VP/Promo- tion Ken Lane.

"I am very excited with the new AOR team," said Lane. "Both Neil and Jeff have my complete confidence, and what more can I ask when the first record they work

Silvers Set To Program WLTI /Detroit WLEV /Allentown OM/PD Jeff

Silvers has been named PD of Via- com Lite AC WLTI /Detroit. Silvers succeeds Dave Beasing, who is now programming sister AC KXEZ/ Los Angeles (R&R 5/21).

WLTI VP /GM George Kenyon remarked, "Jeff is an enthusiastic and talented programmer. We're excited to have him join our management team and put his AC programming skills to work in Detroit."

Silvers, who joins WLTI July 19, told R&R, "I'm thrilled to be working for a company as well -respected as Viacom. It's going to be a tight AC race in Detroit. Constant massaging of the product will be what wins."

Prior to his five -year WLEV stint, Silvers previously programmed WYXL /Ithaca, NY and was an air personality at WYYY /Syra- cuse.

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Court Codifies Radio's Dirty Word List

Fifteen years ago the Supreme Court set the tone for the next decade and a half's FCC indecency enforcement by upholding a Commis- sion ban on airing George Carlin's "seven dirty words" monologue

during hours when children were likely to listen. Interestingly, the majority opinion in the 5 -4 decision took pains to say that airing occasional exple- tives was not covered - although subsequently each "dirty word" has been banned in effect, regardless of context. Carlin's comment - "I used to say there is no list; now there's a list" - couldn't be more true.

Also Celebrating 20 Years Of Excellence:

communication graphics Inc

Lasher Laufer

[Pat Benatar's `Everybody Lay Down'] goes to No. 1!"

Lasher was Sr. Director /Nation- al Album Promotion for SBK Rec- ords. Before that, he was the label's Director /National Album Promotion. Prior to joining SBK, he was Promotion /Marketing Manager for Chrysalis.

Laufer was SBK's Sr. Director/ West Coast Promotion. He previously was a promotion executive with RCA and Chrysalis.

Study Says Dial Position Has No

Effect On Ratings A Paragon research study con-

cludes that a station's dial position has virtually no effect on its ratings.

After scrutinizing dial positions and ratings of the Top 5 stations in 20 markets, Paragon President Roger Wimmer said "the data does not support a strong relationship between dial position and 12+ share or market rank."

Wimmer used analysis known as a "product moment correlation," which ranges from a +1.00 for a perfect positive correlation to a -1.00 for a perfect negative correlation. Thus, if dial position were the only predictor of ratings, the correlation would be 1.00.

When comparing frequency vs. market rank, the correlation was -0.01. "K" stations had a correlation of 0.23, and "W" stations were at a -9.19. So while some relationship does exist, explained Wim- mer, the correlations are too low to be considered statistically significant.

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JULY 9, 1993

THE 11 COMMANDMENTS OF RADIO There'll be two kinds of air talent in the future - those who can afford a mansion and those who can't afford a house. To help you become one of the former, Dan O'Day offers 11 radio rules to remember.

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FEATURES

RADIO BUSINESS: DAB -only performance royalty bill . 4 NEWSBREAKERS 10 OVERVIEW

MANAGEMENT: Slash costs and save morale 16 SALES: What's hot - and what's not! 18 MEDIA: What influential Americans read 19

STREET TALK: WKBQ an Evergreen perennial'? 20 TIMELINE 24 MUSIC

COMPACT DATA 27 MUSIC DATEBOOK 27 POLLSTAR 27

AIR PERSONALITIES 29 MARKETPLACE 44 OPPORTUNITIES 46

CONSULTANTS SHOWCASE 14

FORMATS

COUNTRY: Mullins vs. Bowen (and more) 31 Nashville This Week: Crop of collaborations 32

CHR: Spirited Poe confab debate details 34 UC: KHVN & KJMZ celebrate 'Juneteenth' 36 AC: WTCR - not for women only 38 GOLD: New York, Philly legends return 39 NEWS /TALK: WOR's 'Women- Oriented Radio' 40 NEW ROCK: Thinking about playing that second track 41

OR: Marketing vs. promotions 42

MUSIC INFORMATION

NATIONAL RADIO FORMATS 28 MUSIC VIDEO: MTV, VH -1 , BET, The Box lists 28 WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: UK, Australia, Canada charts 28 CURRENT -BASED AC 49 ASSOCIATE REPORTERS 51 URBAN CONTEMPORARY 53 NAC 55 CONTEMPORARY JAZZ 55 COUNTRY 58 COUNTRY SONG INFORMATION INDEX 62 NEW ROCK 63 AOR TRACKS 66 AOR ALBUMS 67 CHR 70 PARALLEL CHART ANALYSIS ai AC, AOR, CHR, COUNTRY, URBAN CHARTS BACK PAGE_ NEW ROCK, NAC, CONTEMPORARY JAZZ HIGHLIGHTS BACK PAGE

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4.RBR July9,1993 RADIO BUSINESS

NAB Blasts Performance Royalty Bill Radio broadcasters would have to shell out a perfor-

mance royalty - in addition to ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC license payments - for DAB under a bill proposed by Rep. William Hughes (D -NJ), Chairman of the House subcom- mittee that deals with copyright issues.

The proposal is being supported by the RIAA, but quickly drew fire from the NAB. Hughes's bill would require royalty payments to record companies and performers for all digital transmissions, including current cable audio services and proposed satellite and terrestrial DAB services.

RIAA has long sought performance royalties from U.S. broadcasters, but has failed to convince Congress to drop the current ex- emption for broadcasters. The record industry trade group contends the lack of a domestic performance royalty hurts the balance of trade because it keeps U.S. record com-

panies and performers from shar- ing in foreign royalty pools that require reciprocity. RIAA also claims that digital broadcasts, coupled with digital recorders, will greatly increase home recording and reduce record, tape, and CD sales.

Exploitation Protection "In this era of advancing digital

technology, it is vital that performers and record companies be protected from unlicensed exploitation," said RIAA President Jay Berman.

Including broadcasters in any performance royalty scheme "makes no sense," according to

NAB President Eddie Fritts. "Broadcasters provide massive publicity for [record company releases] at no cost to performers or to the public. The advent of digital transmission by broadcasters in the future will not change that relationship."

If there is to be a digital performance royalty, NAB contends it should only apply to subscription services, since they provide music without spots and announcer talk - overs, much the way HBO provides uninterrupted movies suitable for home recording. But Fritts's argu- ments at a hearing earlier this year apparently failed to convince Hughes to exempt broadcast DAB from his bill.

So far, no performance royalty bill has emerged in the Senate, but there are rumors that a companion bill may be in the works.

Senate, House Prepare For Budget Showdown A budget bill showdown awaits members of Congress

when they return to Washington next week from their July 4 break.

A conference committee will try to work out differences between House and Senate versions of deficit -reduction measures, with August 9 as the target for com- pleting a mutually acceptable bill - but it won't be easy. Both are based on President Clinton's plan to trim projected deficits by $500

billion over the next five years, but they differ sharply on how to reach that goal.

The White House prefers the House version, which passed by a narrow six-vote margin. But the vote in the Senate came down to Vice President Al Gore's tie- breaker, even with Clinton's broad energy tax replaced by a somewhat less controversial 4.3 cents - per -gallon hike in the gasoline tax.

Tax attorney Mike Hines of Dow, Lohnes & Albertson provided R&R with a comparison of major provi-

FCC Nixes John Dean

Personal Attack Complaint The FCC has rejected former Nixon White House

Counsel John Dean's personal attack complaint

against WJFKIWashington midday talker G. Gordon Liddy, WJFK, and station licensee Infinity Broadcasting.

Dean's complaint, which was filed

in January, charged that segments

of Liddy's show which chronicled

Dean's alleged perjury before Wa-

tergate investigative panels consti-

tuted "intentionally defamatory at-

tacks" on his character. Under the personal attack rule, a

person whose honesty, integrity, or

character is attacked during a dis-

cussion of a "controversial issue of

public importance" must be notified

of the attack and given a chance to

respond.

No Evidence In dismissing Dean's beef, the

FCC's Fairness /Political Program-

ming Office said the alleged attacks

did not take place in the context of

a debate over Watergate, but rather

during a discussion of Dean's per-

sonal conduct in the affair. That top-

ic, the agency said, does not con-

stitute a "controversial issue of

public importance." In fact, the agency added, Water-

gate itself is no longer an issue of

public importance. In its letter to

Dean, the agency said: "You have

presented no evidence that govern-

ment and community leaders have

continued to focus on any issue

concerning Watergate, or what im-

pact a 20- year -old event has on the

community ... Further, you have

not shown that any major issue

connected to Watergate remains

the subject of substantial communi-

ty debate."

WJFK GM Ken Stevens praised

the Commission's action and said

the station has made every effort to

let Dean counter Liddy's allega-

tions. "We have offered [Dean] op-

portunities to appear on the show - he's just never taken us up on

it," said Stevens. "He's welcome anytime, anyplace." Dean could not

be reached for comment.

In a separate but related action,

Dean and his wife, Maureen, are

suing Liddy over the allegedly de-

famatory public statements he

made about them while promoting "Silent Coup," a revisionist history

of Watergate that paints the Deans

in an unflattering light. Liddy has fil-

ed a countersuit.

sions (summarized here) that would most affect broadcasters:

Intangibles Amortization House: Radio station buyers

could amortize 100% of virtually all intangible assets (FCC licenses, goodwill, etc.) over a 14 -year period. When written, this provision was "revenue neutral," but following a recent Supreme Court decision in a newspaper case, it's now supposed to raise $2.1 billion over a five -year period.

Senate: Only 75% would be amortized, which is supposed to raise $5.1 billion - $3 billion more than the House version. With the Administration and Congress anx- ious to grab every dollar possible, House Ways & Means Committee Chairman Dan Rostenkowski (D-m) may face a tough battle to keep his pet measure intact. Hines worries that once amortization is limited to less than 100 %, it will be easy for Congress to cut off a few percentage points each year to raise more money.

Personal Tax Rates Many station owners are Sub-

chapter S corporations whose earnings are taxed (through their shareholders) according to the personal income tax rates.

House: The highest marginal rate would rise from the current 31% to 36 %; the Alternative Min- imum Tax would rise from 24% to a two-tiered structure of 26% and 28 %. A 10% surtax (effectively a 39.6% rate) would be levied on individuals with over $125,000 (and couples with over $250,000) in taxable income, and the capital gains tax would remain capped at 28 %.

Senate: Blended top rate of 33.5% for 1993, same as House in '94; AMT blended rates of 25% and 26% for '93, same as House for '94; surtax blended rate of 35.3% for '93, same as House for '94; and a blended capital gains top rate of 29.4% in '93, going to 30.8% in '94.

Corporate Tax Rates House: The current marginal

rate of 34% for incomes over

BUDGET SHOWDOWN /See Page 26

Sillerman Seeks $130 Million In Wall Street Offerings

Robert F.X. Sillerman has filed a long- awaited public stock offering for SFX Broadcasting Inc., the new radio company he's forming by combining Corn -

mand Communications and Capstar Communications. Sillerman wants to raise up to $55.2 million from the stock offering,

plus up to $75 million from a companion bond sale. The new stock would trade on NASDAQ with the symbol "SFXB."

According to an SEC filing, the SFX stations had 1992 revenues of

$47.5 million, operating cash flow of $11.5 million (a cash flow margin of

24.2 %), and a net loss of $16.9 million. On a pro forma basis, the filing

states that the stock and bond sale would have reduced the loss attribu-

table to common stock to $3.6 million (65 cents per share).

Sillerman, who will serve as Chairman and CEO of SFX, will own about

900,000 shares of SFX and control 63% of its voting power. He and Presi-

dent/COO R. Steven Hicks (currently head of Capstar) will own all of SFX's

Class B stock, which has 10 times the voting power of that being sold to

the public. The SEC filing revealed that Command President Carl Brazell is being

cashed out for nearly $4.5 million - cash payments totaling nearly $1.7 mil-

lion, $1 million in SFX preferred stock, and a payment of $1.75 million for

his Command stock. SFX's station lineup will include KRLDIDaIIas, KODA/Houston, KJOYI

San Diego, WSIXINashville, WMYI -WSSL -AM & FM /Greenville- Spartanburg, and WJDS & WMSI /Jackson, MS. It also has a pending deal

to buy WKTFIJackson for $1.15 million.

American Network Group To Team With Vegas Outfit

American Network Group (NASDAQ Small Cap: AMNT) has announced an agreement to merge with Las Vegas Entertainment Network (NASDAQ

Small Cap: LVEN). LVEN will be the surviving company from the no -cash, stock -swap transaction.

"They've had a lot of success at raising money and we're a company

that has been having trouble raising money," ANG President Robert Willi- amson explained. He will stay to run the radio operation, which will remain

based in Nashville. A joint announcement stated that the merged company

hopes to expand its radio group, which currently consists of three small -

market stations. The merger is expected to be consummated in October. Details have yet to be worked out, but at an estimated stock price of

$5.25 per share, the deal would appear to be worth about $7.5 million to

ANG's shareholders. LVEN, based in Beverly Hills, CA, is headed by President /CEO Joseph

Corazzi, a former Country Music Television executive, and COO Byron

Lasky, a real estate developer and former owner of four TV stations. The company's main business since its founding in 1990 has been a

TV program featuring Las Vegas shows. The company had working capital

of $4.4 million at the end of its last fiscal year and is soon expected to an-

nounce the results of a private placement.

Minority, Female Employment Inch Up

iviinority and female employment in the broadcast in-

dustry were up marginally in 1992. According to new FCC figures, minorities accounted for 18.2%

of the broadcast work force in 1992, up from 17.3% in

1991. Women accounted for 39.5% of all broadcast jobs in

1992, up from 38.2% the previous year. Employment of women and minorities was flat in the "upper four"

categories, which the FCC defines as officials, managers, technicians, and

sales staffers. Minorities held 16.1% of those jobs in 1992, up from

15.8% in 1991. Women inched from 32.4% to 32.6 %.

In other financial and regulatory news:

Edens Broadcasting's KOY -AM & FM /Phoenix has been slapped

with a $25,000 fine and a short-term renewal for EEO violations. The FCC

says the stations failed to adequately recruit minorities for 49 of 72 vacan-

cies, and kept such poor records "as to constitute an absence of an EEO

program." Osborn Communications (NASDAQ: OSBN) reported that its rights

offering to existing shareholders was oversubscribed. Approximately 3.5 million shares are being sold at $2 each.

Great American Communications CFO Greg Thomas says the

company's stock is still being traded on "pink sheets" after being dropped

by NASDAQ last week. He expects the company's prepackaged Chapter

11 reorganization to be concluded by this fall.

The FCC has imposed a $3125 fine against Jacor's KOA /Denver

for violation of contest rules. It seems some entries for a drawing were

never picked up from a designated drop -off point - even after a listener

called to complain. The station argued it was co- sponsor 7- Eleven's re-

sponsibility to gather the entries. The FCC didn't concur. -Randall Bloomquist, Jack Messmer



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6R &R July 9,1993 RADIO BUSINESS

TRANSACTIONS

Evergreen's Double Dealings: Buys `Blaze' For $32 Million, Then Sells Dallas FM

Communicom Corp. of America in $8.18 million reorganization; American Network Group to merge with Las Vegas TV and casino company for estimated $7.5 million

WWBZIChicago PRICE: $32 million

TERMS: Duopoly deal for $28 million

cash, plus an additional $2 million for

receivables and $2 million under an

LMA which took effect when the deal

was signed Friday (7/2) BUYER: Evergreen Media Corp., a

publicly traded stock company (NAS-

DAQ: EVGM) headed by President/ CEO Scott Ginsburg. It owns WLUP- AM & FM /Chicago and eight other sta-

tions in six markets. Phone: (214) 869 -9020 SELLER: Major Broadcasting Inc.,

headed by President Chris Devine. A

major shareholder is the Allen Trust, whose beneficiaries are members of

New York's Allen family. Devine and

other shareholders also own KBER/

Salt Lake City and the Superadio net-

work. Phone: (312) 861 -8100 FREQUENCY: 103.5 MHz POWER: 4.3kw at 1548 feet FORMAT: AOR

BROKER: Peter Handy of Star Media

Group COMMENT: This station sold for $19 million in 1991.

KSNNIArlington (Dallas), TX PRICE: $11 million

TERMS: Duopoly deal; the buyer is

programming this station under an

LMA.

BUYER: Alliance Broadcasting Com- pany, headed by President John Hayes. It owns KYNGIDallas; WDFXI Detroit; and is buying KFRC -AM &

FM /San Francisco. Phone: (516) 256 -4690 SELLER: Evergreen Media Corpora- tion (See WWBZ /Chicago "Buyer" list-

ing)

FREQUENCY: 94.9 MHz POWER: 100kw at 1509 feet FORMAT: Country

BROKER: William Steding of Star Me- dia Group COMMENT: This station sold for $7.2 million in 1985.

American Network Group PRICE: $7.5 million (estimated)

TERMS: Stock -swap merger BUYER: Las Vegas Entertainment Network, a publicly traded stock company (NASDAQ Small Cap: LVEN)

headed by President /CEO Joseph Co-

razzi, a former Country Music Tele- vision executive, and COO Byron Las- ky, a real estate developer and former

owner of four TV stations. Phone:

(310) 659 -5044 SELLER: American Network Group, a

publicly traded stock company (NAS-

DAQ Small Cap: AMNT) headed by

Chairman John Casey of Chestnut Hill,

MA and President Robert Williamson of Nashville. Phone: (615) 742 -6100 COMMENT: This transaction includes American Network Group's state, re-

gional, and sports radio networks, which serve 533 affiliate stations.

WPTN & WGSOI Cookeville, TN FREQUENCY: 780 kHz: 94.7 MHz

POWER: 1kw daytimer; 100kw at

1319 feet FORMAT: News /Talk; Country COMMENT: This combo sold for $2.5 million in 1989.

WTMCIOcaIa, FL FREQUENCY: 1290 kHz POWER: 5kw day /1 kw night FORMAT: AC and News /Talk

COMMENT: This station and the

Southeast Agrinet radio network sold for $250,000 in September 1992.

Communicom Corp. of America Stations PRICE: $8.18 million

TERMS: Asset sale for the appraised value of the company, plus accounts receivable, reduced by liabilities. The

seller's 100% shareholder is also a

shareholder, officer, and director of the buyer. BUYER: H.E. Limited Partnership, whose general partner is CCA Inc., owned by Richard Kylberg Jr. of Den- ver. Limited partners are Richard Kyl-

berg Jr. and his brother, Robert Kyl- berg of Fremont, CA. Phone: (303) 759 -8481 SELLER: Communicom Corp. of America, owned by Richard Kylberg Jr. Phone: (303) 759 -8481

WZZD/Philadelphia FREQUENCY: 990 kHz

POWER: 50kw day / 10kw night FORMAT: Religious

WWDJ/Hackensack, NJ (New York) FREQUENCY: 970 kHz POWER: 5kw FORMAT: Religious

KSLRISan Antonio FREQUENCY: 630 kHz

POWER: 5kw FORMAT: Religious COMMENT: This station sold for

$1 .35 million in 1987.

ciertizt

KTOB/Petaluma PRICE: $20,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash, pursuant to an order of the U S. Bankruptcy

TRANSACTIONS ATA GLANCE

1993 Deals To Date: $1,300, 799,014

(Last Year: $576,058,000)

Total Stations Traded This Year: 718 (Last Year: 63 7)

This Week's Action: $67,432,000 (Last Year: $10,932,746)

Total Stations Traded This Week: 24 (Last Year: 27)

Deals Of The Week: WWBZ /Chicago $32 million KSNN /Arlington (Dallas) $11 million

American Network Group $7.5 million (estimated) WPTN & WGSQ /Cookeville, TN

WTMC /Ocala, FL

Communicom Corp. of America Stations $8.18 million

WZZD /Philadelphia WWDJ /Hackensack, NJ (New York) KSLR!San Antonio

KTOB /Petaluma, CA $20,000 KDENIDenver $800,000 WENGIEnglewood, FL $165,000 WFTW & WKSM /Fort Walton Beach, FL $1 million

WPSO!New Port Richey, FL $250,000 KQLD /Port Sulphur (New Orleans), LA $3.35 million WSHZ!Bangor, ME $316,000 KOYH (FM CP)IPelican Rapids, MN $1000 for 50% KHAD & KDJR/DeSoto, MO Undisclosed for 60% KAHR /Poplar Bluff, MO $350,000 KIVA & KZRQ/Corrales-Santa Fe, NM $900,000 (maximum) WCBG & WGLL /Chambersburg- Mercersburg, PA $1.6 million

Court for the Northern District of Cali-

fornia BUYER: Petaluma Broadcasting Cor- poration, owned by David Devoto of Petaluma. Phone: (707) 538 -1111 SELLER: Jeffry Locke, trustee for the bankruptcy estate of North Bay Broad- casting Inc., formerly owned by June Gardner. Phone: (415) 258 -8111 FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz POWER: 1kw FORMAT: AC

COMMENT: This station sold for

$850.000 in 1986: a 75% stock inter-

est sold for $300,000 in 1987.

KDEN/Denver PRICE: $800,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $250,000 cash and a promissory note for $450,000 payable to the Bank of Denver. In addition, John McGuinness is to be paid a

total of $100,000 over four years (in

monthly payments of $1667 for the first two years and $2500 for the fol-

lowing two years) under a consulting agreement.

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BUYER: Kids Airwaves Ltd., a limited

partnership whose general partner is

Airwaves Ltd., owned by Marc Hand of Englewood, CO; Julie Anderies of Castle Rock, CO; and Wayne Racine of Littleton, CO. Hand and Anderies have interests in a company which

owns KYZX & KNKNIPueblo, CO and

is buying KCSJIPueblo. Phone: (303) 534 -3939 SELLER: Cashel Inc., headed by

President John McGuinness. Phone:

(303) 466 -6433 FREQUENCY: 1340 kHz

POWER: 1kw

FORMAT: This station is dark.

COMMENT: This station sold for

$570,000 in 1990.

WENGIEnglewood PRICE: $165,000 TERMS: Asset sale for cash BUYER: Murray Broadcasting Com- pany, owned by John Murray of Ram-

sey, NJ. Phone: (201) 818-1110 SELLER: Sarasota -Charlotte Broad- casting Corporation, headed by Presi- dent E.J. Ewing. Phone: (813) 474 -3231 FREQUENCY: 1530 kHz

POWER: 1kw daytimer FORMAT: Nostalgia BROKER: Kozacko Media Services represented the seller; Beckerman As- sociates Inc. represented the buyer

WFTW & WKSM/Fort Walton Beach PRICE: $1 million TERMS: Duopoly deal. Asset sale for assumption of $1 million debt owed to Peoples Bank of Biloxi, MS. The buyer is programming this combo under an

LMA.

BUYER: Holladay Broadcasting Co. Inc., owned by Clay Holladay of Meri- dian. MS and Georgia Edmiston of Fort Walton Beach. They own WYZBI Mary Esther, FL. Holladay also owns KRVVIBastrop, LA; WTUXIMeridian; and WDJR /Enterprise, AL. He is the son of the seller. Phone: (904) 243 -2323 SELLER: New South Communica-

tions Inc., owned by Frank Holladay of Meridian. He also owns KLMB &

KJLO /Monroe, LA; WALT & WOKKI Meridian; WSYE /Houston, MS; 80% of WXVI & WZHTIMontgomeryTroy, AL; 49% of WMXA /Opelika, AL; and is buying KLIPIMonroe. Phone: (601) 693 -2661 FREQUENCY: 1260 kHz; 99.5 MHz POWER: 1 kw day /131 watts night; 50kw at 492 feet FORMAT: News /Talk; Classic Rock COMMENT: The application states that WFTW & WKSM -WYZB had a combined share of 21,7 in the Spring 1992 Arbitron survey of the Fort Walton Beach metro. This combo sold for $3 million in 1988.

WPSOINew Port Richey PRICE: $250,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $31,500 cash, a 35 -month promissory note for $25,000 at 10% interest payable to

Jorgenson Broadcast Brokerage, a

96 -month promissory note for $160,000 at 10% interest payable to

Lowry Communications Inc., and a

36 -month promissory note for $33,500 at 10% interest payable to

the seller BUYER: AKMA Broadcast Network Inc., owned by Sotirios Agelatos, Giorgios Mermelas, and loannis Kart- sonas of Clearwater, FL. Agelatos is

buying WXYBIIndian Rocks Beach, FL. Phone: (813) 725 -5555 SELLER: The Hays Group Inc., head-

ed by President Page Peary. It also

owns KRKY /Granby, CO; KRKMI Kremmling, CO; and WULF /Alma, GA. Phone: (813) 848 -8161 FREQUENCY: 1500 kHz

POWER: 250 -watt daytimer FORMAT: News'Talk BROKER: Mark Jorgenson of Jorgen- son Broadcast Brokerage COMMENT: This station sold for $240,000 in 1991.

Louisiana KOLDIPort Sulphur (New Orleans) PRICE: $3.35 million

TERMS: Duopoly deal; asset sale for

cash BUYER: NewMarket Media Corpora- tion, owned by ChairmaniCEO Stephen Robertson and President/

COO Peter Schulte. They own WNOE -AM & FM /New Orleans, KXXY- AM & FM /Oklahoma City, WREC &

WEGR /Memphis, and WSJS &

WTOR /Greensboro -W inston- Salem. Phone: (919) 998 -0691 SELLER: Beasley Broadcast Group, headed by Chairman /CEO George Beasley and President /COO Simon T.

It also owns WTEL & WXTU /Philadel- phia; WPOW /Miami; WBIG & WYSY/ Aurora -Chicago; KAAYILittle Rock; WJHM /Daytona Beach, FL; WWCN &

WRXX /Ft. Myers, FL; WKML /Fayette- ville, NC; and WJMHIGreensboro; and is selling KRTHILos Angeles. Phone: (813) 263 -5000. FREQUENCY: 106.7 MHz POWER: 100kw at 982 feet FORMAT: Gold BROKER: Paul Leonard of Star Media Group COMMENT: This station sold for $4.2 million in 1988.

WSHZIBangor PRICE: $316,000 TERMS: Duopoly deal; asset sale for $300,000 cash and three annual pay-

ments of $8000, $4000, and $4000 under anoncompete agreement BUYER: Dudman Communications Corporation, owned by Helen Dud - man of Ellsworth, ME, Martha Dud - man of Northeast Harbor, ME, and

Janet Dudman of Hastings-on-Hud - son, NY. They own WDEA & WWMJ/ Ellsworth (Bangor). Phone: (207) 667 -9555 SELLER: Penobscot Broadcasting Corporation, headed by President James Goff. Phone: (207) 947 -3371 FREQUENCY: 92.9 MHz

POWER: 20kw at 784 feet FORMAT: AC

COMMENT: The application states that

there are 14 stations in the duopoly market created by WSHZ -WDEA &

WWMJ and that the buyer will own fewer than 50% of the stations.

KOYH (FM CP)1

Pelican Rapids PRICE: $1000 for 50% TERMS: Sale of partnership interest for cash

BUYER: Owen R. Thompson of Peli-

can Rapids, increasing his ownership from 50% to 100% SELLER: Michael Steele of Myrtle

Beach, SC, selling his entire 50 °o in-

terest FREQUENCY: 104.1 MHz POWER: 6kw at 328 feet

KHAD & KDJR/DeSoto PRICE: Undisclosed for 60 °b

TERMS: Stock sales BUYER: William Palmer of Kennett, MO, acquiring a 20% interest in Big River Broadcasting Inc.; John Scherer of Kennett, acquiring 20 °ró;

Raymond Gunter of Campbell, MO, acquiring 13.3 %; and Randy Baker of Kennett, acquiring 6.7 °%o. Phone: (314) 888 -2859 SELLER: Charles Isbell of Kennett, reducing his ownership from 50% to

20 %; and Bill Odom of Campbell, reducing his ownership from 50% to 20% FREQUENCY: 1 190 kHz; 100.1 MHz POWER: 5kw daytimer; 2kw at 400 feet

KAHRIPoplar Bluff PRICE: $350,000 TERMS: Asset sale for $75.000 cash and a 12 -year promissory note for $275,000 at 10 °/o interest BUYER: Eagle Bluff Enterprises, owned by Steven and Rochelle Fuchs of

Williamsville, MO Phone: (314) 998 -2443 SELLER: Gerald W. Hunt Inc., owned by Gerald Hunt of Savannah, TN. He

also owns WORM -AM & FM /Savan- nah; WDXI & WMMX /Jackson, TN; and 33.3% of WKQS & WZZF /Hop- kinsville, KY. Phone: (901) 925 -4981 FREQUENCY: 96.7 MHz POWER: 3kw at 328 feet FORMAT: Gold COMMENT: This station sold for

$640,000 in 1987.

New Mexico

KIVA & KZROI Corrales -Santa Fe PRICE: $900,000 (maximum) TERMS: Duopoly deal. The contract

states that "the total consideration will

either be $850,000 cash at closing or $900,000 terms at option of buyer." If

the buyer elects the latter, the consideration is to be $375,000 cash and a

$525,000 promissory note at prime amortized on a 10 -year schedule, but with a balloon payment for the outstanding balance at the end of 36 months. BUYER: Broadcast Media Enterprises Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Ter- ritorial Communications Inc., prin- cipally owned by Martin Balk and Car- olyn Munoz of El Paso, a number of trusts that they control, and John Dunn of Evansville, IN. Territorial Com- munications owns KZKL -AM & FM /Al- buquerque -Rio Rancho. Dunn owns KVIV & KSETIEI Paso. Phone: (915) 584 -9666 SELLER: Star Management of New Mexico Inc. owned by Carl Como Tu- tera. He is an applicant for a new FM at

St. Augustine Beach, FL. Phone: (505) 897 -6937 FREQUENCY: 1310 kHz; 105.1 MHz POWER: 5kw day /500 watts night; 100kw at 1935 feet FORMAT: Nostalgia; AOR COMMENT: The contract states that KIVA -KZRQ & KZKL -AM & FM had a

combined share of 10.5 in the Winter 1993 Arbitron survey of the Albuquer- que metro. A deal was announced in

October 1992 to sell this combo for $850,000, but it never closed.

WCBG & WGLLI Chambersburg -Mercersburg PRICE: $1.6 million TERMS: Duopoly deal

BUYER: M. Belmont VerStandig Inc., owned by John and Helen VerStandig of Washington, DC. They own WAYZ- AM & FM /Waynesboro, PA; WSVA &

WQPO /Harrisonburg, VA; and are selling WCEM /Cambridge, MD. Phone: (202) 244 -1422 SELLER: The Pennsylvania Radio- road Company Inc., headed by Chair- man Michael Bader FREQUENCY: 1590 kHz; 92.1 MHz POWER: 5kw day; i kw night; 1 .4kw at

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VVVVMX / BALTI MORE

WXKS / BOSTON

WHTT/ BUFFALO

WMXC / CHAR LOTTE

W LU P / CHICAGO

WRRM /CINCINNATI

WMJI / CLEVELAND

WNCI /COLUMBUS

KVIL / DALLAS

KOA 8c KRFX / DENVER

WKQI / DETROIT

WOOD /GRAND RAPIDS

WKZL / GREENSBORO

WMYI / GREENVI LLE

WRKZ/ HARRISBURG

WKSS / HARTFORD

KRBE / HOUSTON

WZPL/ INDIANAPOLIS

KISF / KANSAS CITY

KITS / Los ANGELES

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WMC/ MEMPHIS

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WSIX / NASHVI LLE

WLTS/ NEW ORLEANS

WPLJ / NEW YORK

WNOR / NORFOLK

WOMX / ORLANDO

WMMR / PHILADELPHIA

KUPD/ PHOENIX

WBZZ/ PITTSBURGH

KKRZ / PORTLAND

WPRO / PROVI DENCE

WRDU / RALEIGH

KXOA / SAC RAM E NTO

KYKY / ST. LOU I S

KLZX / SALT LAKE CITY

KQXT / SAN ANTONIO

KKLQ / SAN DI EGO

KIOI / SAN FRANCISCO

KBSG / SEATTLE

WUSA / TAMPA

WW DC / WASHINGTON , DC

WRMF / WEST PALM BEACH

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100R&R July 9,1993 NEWSBREAKERS Two Appointed To

Sony /Nashville Promotion Posts

Two key promotion positions at Sony Music /Nashville were filled this week: Debi Fleischer becomes Director /National Columbia Pro- motion and Rob Dalton is now Di-

rector /National Epic Promotion. Both will report to Sony Music/ Nasvhille VP /National Promotion Jack Lameier.

SONY /NASHVILLE /See Page 26

Wave Of Donations

Yanni was on hand to present American Foundation for AIDS Research (AmFAR) National Council member Richard Gere with $200,000 in proceeds from KTWV (the Wave) /L.A.'s "Wave AID 6" LP. Gathered for a

quick pic are (l -r) KTWV VP /GM Christopher Claus, AmFAR President Dr.

Mervyn Silverman, Gere, actress Linda Evans, and Yanni.

LETTERS

Three Thumbs Up For Black Legends Dear R &R:

Outstanding work on the "Leg- ends Of Black Radio" section (R &R 6/25). Thank you for giving the subject matter the consideration these radio giants warrant.

Your article is significant as a

documentary of not only a historical period in radio, but also an important period in African- American history when we literally obtained a

"voice" in this country. That in itself is a true testimony to the power of radio, especially since radio is and has been the only medium where [blacks] can find our culture 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

It was wonderful having my memories stirred from when I grew up in

Chicago with WVON, where I lis- tened to Herb Kent and E. Rodney Jones. To now have the privilege to be a part of WDIA, where that great communication network called Black radio was born, I particularly owe a debt to all of our legends.

-Rick Caffey, VPIGM WDIA & WHRKIMemphis

Dear R &R: I've just finished reading the June

25 issue of R &R and had to take a

moment to thank you for "Legends Of Black Radio." What a wonderful surprise for Black Music Month!

It must have been a herculean effort to assemble the photos from the past. This is an R &R issue I

want to keep. I want to share it with the many students and community groups who visit the station. Great

job! Keep up the good work. -Verna Green, VPIGM

W JLBIDetroit

Dear R &R,

Job well done on your article on

the legends of the industry. It is

comforting to know that professionals in this industry still care and pay tribute to those who paved the way.

Your handling of this piece is un-

touchable. The emotions it evoked while reading it were of teary remin- iscing, praise, admiration, and joy. The research, excellent.

Please continue to report our history with the same class and re-

spect as the Black Music Month special. My sincere thanks for a job well done. -Rockey Love, PD

KYEAIWest Monroe, LA

...And One Thumb Down Against Racism

Dear R &R:

In response to [your Poe Con- vention coverage] (R &R 7/2), I of-

fer the following: To the organizers of Bobby Poe's

convention - You invited this racist vermin ¡Mark] Driscoll to gently leave your event when you should have kicked him out square in the crack of his lily -white ass!

To the President of Interscope Records - Is it company policy to

LETTERS /See Page 26

EXECUTIVE ACTION

KACE -KAEV Combo Gets Guzman As PD

Rich Guzman officially takes the PD and afternoon drive posts at All- Pro Broadcasting Urban simulcast partners KACEILos Angeles and KAEVIRiversideSan Bernardino. He had been PD on an interim basis since the exits of former PD Tony Fields and former APD David Michaels.

GM Ann McCullom commented, "Rich has been with the company for 15 years. He deserves his shot."

Guzman is a 10 -year KACE veteran and spent five years with All -Pro's WLUMIMilwaukee. Prior to that, he worked for five years at WRKR (AM)IRacine, WI.

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WRKA /Louisville Names North PD

WOLLIWest Palm Beach PD Fred North joins Gold WRKAILouisville in a similar capacity. He replaces Andy Barber, who exits for mornings at

KAYIITuIsa. North told R &R, "My move to Louisville accomplishes many personal

and professional goals. I'm looking forward to working with [GM] Bill Haz- en. He has a great background and I'm confident we'll work well together.

"Louisville's a changing market. Three new signals are going on and we'll see how everyone reacts. We'll stick to our core and do what we do best."

Before joining WOLL, North previously programmed KSPCICoiorado Springs and did mornings at WWWMIToledo. Former WWWM PD Mark Roberts has been named interim PD at WOLL.

Ramage Now RCA /Nashville Director /A &R

Sam Ramage, a management associate with Nashville -based Vector Management, has been named Director /A &R for RCA /Nashville.

RCA/Nashville VP /A &R Garth Fundis said, "Sam's strong ties to the publishing and songwriting community will be an asset to RCA. I know he'll bring some great music as well as great new artists to the label."

Ramage spent 10 years as EMI Music Publishing Creative Director before joining Vector.

Also at RCA/Nashville, A &R Assistant Paula Erickson has been promoted to Administrator /A &R. She's been with the label since 1990.

RCA Cuts Kaper Contract

RCA Records has entered into a label deal with Atlanta -based Kaper Rec- ords. Under the new agreement, Kane Productions President Don Perry becomes President of Kaper, whose first releases through RCA are slated to be from Five Xl, NRKU, Kronic, Afro -Plane, and Black Girl. Finalizing the deal are (I -r) Kaper attorney Joel Katz, RCA Sr. VP /Marketing Randy Good- man and Sr. VP /Black Music Skip Miller, Perry, and RCA President Joe Galante.

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QUESTIONS

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Jeff Smulyan Emmis Broadcasting

Founder /CEO

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Q What impact do you foresee from duopoly?

Duopoly is ultimately going to be very positive for this industry.

This is an industry that, viewed from the outside, has had peaks and valleys. But when you're inside it, you understand the basic stability of radio and that the basic demand of consumers for the product has led to a very good business. It's encouraging to see the public markets look at it more positively.

Q You sold into the first Top 10 market duopoly (WFAN /New York to

Infinity). Are you surprised that consolidation has been slow in the big markets, or are the price tags so high that it's going to take a long time in the larger markets?

r It is slow - I think it's because you've got a lot of major companies

that have totally different agen- das and corporate cultures. It's hard to put them together. It's also hard for the big guys to say they want to sell, although some may be more interested in selling than others. And it's hard to mix and match among them. There's a lot of tapdancing among all of the players. In every one of our markets we've at least talked to everybody else, but in time it will all settle down.

I probably spent 95% of my time on

baseball - far more than I

ever dreamed.

Q Did your experience as a baseball owner provide any insights you

can apply to broadcasting?

It did - it provided the main insight, which is that broadcasting is a

better business than baseball in Seattle. We learned a lot. We learned that some of our ideas about marketing and running a business are as applicable in other businesses as they might be in radio. I'm very proud of some of the marketing skills our people displayed.

As far as baseball's concerned, I love the game - but it's a lot more fun being able to turn on the TV at night and not hav-

ing to worry about how you're going to pay for your bullpen.

Q Some people got the im- pression that you got away from day-to-day

'nvolvement in the radio group when you had the Mariners. Was that perception accurate?

To an extent. When we got into baseball, we thought ultimately it

would be part of Emmis and we'd spend maybe 40% of our time on baseball. But it was just an all- encompassing project. I probably spent 95% of my time on baseball - far more than I ever dreamed.

We've gotten very, very sophisticated in many ways and a little bit too far

away from our listeners in others.

Q What are the most important changes you've seen in your career in

the radio industry?

I'm a lot older now. Ser- iously, it has changed - I think the hardest part

of our business is understanding how listener preferences change. We've gotten very, very sophisticated in many ways and a little bit too far away from our audiences in others. But this industry continues to evolve - it changes every hour. One of the things that's interesting to me is that music has moved further away from me than I ever thought possible.

Q How about some crystal -ball gazing - how different do you expect

this business to be a decade from now?

Well, I'm the eternal optimist. I believe there will be fewer com-

panies, fewer players in the major markets. When the FCC realizes that having two or three stations commonly held is not going to end diversity of thought, you'll probably see four or five commonly held stations in a market. I don't think that will be bad for the industry. It will allow us to develop more innovative formats, selling techniques, and public service.

When you have enterprises that are financially viable, you can do some pretty creative things for your employees and listeners. I know that sort of goes against the grain - people think that you have to have 75 voices in each community - but I think if you had 10 strong voices in each market, you would have a better industry and more service to the community.

`Miserable Experience' In L.A.

To promote their "New Miserable Experience" LP, the Gin Blossoms performed at the Palace in L.A. Backstage are (l -r) band members Robin Wilson, Scott Johnson, and Jesse Valenzuela, A &M's Mariel Pastor, GB's Phillip Rhodes, label President/CEO Al Cafard, and band member Bill Leen.

All About Eve's

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Radio JAY MARTIN adds National Sales

duties at KRLV /Las Vegas. He currently serves as Regional Sales Manager.

SCOTT MEYER has been named

GSM at WJOD /Dubuque, IA.

Records AL MASOCCO steps up from Asso-

ciate Director /Marketing to Director/ Product Management at Epic Records' West Coast branch.

Masocco Gross

JENNIFER GROSS segues to Mute

Records as Director /Media & Artist Re-

lations. She previously was Director/ Publicity & Video Promotion at M Records.

AMY MACY has been appointed As-

sociate Director /Marketing at MCA/ Nashville. She formerly served as Ad-

ministrator /Field Product Development

at RCA /Nashville.

CAROLINE RECORDS has formed Astralwerks. The new label can be reached at 114 W. 26th St., 11th Floor, New York, NY 10001; (212) 989 -2929.

National Radio LINDA DE VITO has been promoted

from Research Manager to Associate Director /Research at ABC Radio Net- works. The company also ups KERRY

CASEY from Sr. Research Analyst to

Associate Research Manager.

BRENDA DELGADO has been elevated to Northwest Regional Manager

at StandardNews. She moves up from

Sr. AE at parent Broadcast Equities Inc.

Delgado Talisman

BETH TALISMAN joins American Public Radio as Sr. Manager /New Busi-

ness Development. She most recently was Audio Networks Manager for

C -SPAN.

Industry DAVID HALL, most recently GM at

the Nashville Network, has been promoted to Sr. VP /Cable Networks at parent Gaylord Entertainment. Assum- ing Hall's previous post is former KSTW -TV GM /Seattle- Tacoma GM KEVIN HALE.

SUSAN HER -

ZOG shifts to the T.J. Martell Foun- dation as Sr. VP.

Prior to her ap-

pointment, she was President of management consulting firm Diversified Re- sources Inc. Herzog

JANET BOZEMAN - previously Di-

rector /Membership at the Country Mu- sic Association - has been tapped as

Manager at public relations firm PLA Media, which has moved to 1303 16th Ave. South, Nashville, TN 37212;

Changes

AOR: KSEZ /Sioux City, IA elevates middayer Tim Harrison to PD. He re-

places Glenn Miller, who exits for sales duties at WTCX/Minneapolis .. Jude Corbett joins WZZQ /Terre Haute, IN for overnights, replacing Brian Christopher ... WRXK/Ft. My- ers, FL welcomes former WWGO /Oca- la, FL OM Mark Haney as Asst. Pro- duction Director /morning show producer ... WVRK /Columbus, GA promotes night guy Dean Grindle to MD following Brian Greathouse's return to school.

CHR: KPLZ /Seattle welcomes former crosstown KUBE PD Tom Hutyler to

middays, moving Mark Allen to afternoons and Greg Thunder to nights .. WBZZ /Pittsburgh MD Jeff Tyson adds a midday shift ... KIXY /San Angelo, TX grabs former KORQ -FM /Abilene, TX APD Bobby Ramos for nights .. .

Brian Ross leaves KIOA /Des Moines, IA to join KGLI /Sioux City, IA as Pro-

duction Director /middays. Scott James takes overnights, exiting KKCK/ Marshall, MN ... Vic Savage rejoins KOKU /Agana, Guam following a tour of duty with the U.S. Navy in Somalia.

Classic Rock: KWHL /Anchorage, AK middays /production Devan Mitchell crosses the street for PD duties at KBFX.

Country: KOEL -FM /Waterloo, IA

morning man Tom Thomas adds OM duties ... WXCL/Peoria, IL taps Paul Kraimer as PM driver. He exits his APD /MD /morning drive post at WBHV/ State College, PA ... KXIA /Marshall- town, IA morning driver John Sim-

mons adds MD duties.

NAC /Contemporary Jau: Former WCDJ /Boston MD /morning man Cliff Smith assumes afternoon drive /production duties at WJJZ /Philadelphia ... KNIK /Anchorage, AK Public Ser- vice Director Linda Stiller exits to relo-

cate to the Seattle area.

NeWs/Talic Amy Lewis exits Metro Traffic to join Dave Williams on KFBK/ Sacramento's morning show . .

WTAE /Pittsburgh is set to become the flagship station for Penguins' hockey broadcasts, beginning with the '93 -'94 season.

Records: Ed Bunker has been elevated to Product Development Coor- dinator /Mainstream /Rock & Metal Mu- sic at BMG Distribution ... Producer/ engineer Brendan O'Brien joins Def American Recordings as Staff Pro- ducer ... Rosalie Cohen has been upped to Director /Payroll at Atlantic Records.

(615) 327 -0100. Concurrently, former Parker Public Relations staffer AMY KASTENS has been named to manage the PLA's new West Coast office, lo-

cated at 8721 Beverly Blvd., Los An-

geles, CA 90048; (310) 659 -7407.

Marriages

Elektra Records act Isley Brothers member Ronald Isley to Elektra artist /producer An- gela Winbush, June 26.

Births

Reprise Records singer/ songwriter Randy Newman, wife Gretchen, daughter Alice Ann, June 16.

WHMPINorthhampton, MA PD Ted Baker, wife Dodie, daughter Felicia Marie, June 17.

WRXKIFt. Myers, FL GM Bruce Simel, wife Crystal, son Dylan Joseph, June 26.

Former WNNXIAtlanta PD Rick Stacy, wife Belinda, son Max Anthony, July 5.

Condolences

Veteran radio /voice talent Croy Pitzer, 64, June 26.

Parton Takes ABC

While in New York for the recent "Country Takes Manhattan" event, Dolly Parton visited the ABC Radio Networks for a satellite interview. Flanking her are ABC staffers Wayne Fisk and Barbara Silber.

PROS ON THE LOOSE Marc Lavik - Weekends

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Jim Steel - PD WHTQ /Or- lando (407) 830 -0638

Wally Wingert - Overnights KTWV /Los Angeles (310) 559- 2791

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MANAGEMENT 10 TIPS

Make Your Office Ecologically Friendly You can help save the planet without even leaving your office. The Chaska, MN-

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Recycle newspapers that are delivered to the office. A year's supply of the Wall Street Journal, recycled, will save four trees.

Purchase white paper products. Colored paper products can't be recycled until they're bleached.

Secure documents or packages with paper clips, staples, string, or nontoxic glue. White glue is best; rubber cement and other glues emit a solvent odor. Avoid adhe- sive tape altogether - it contains petroleum.

Slash Costs & Save Morale Office morale doesn't have to suffer when companies slash payrolls. According to

Lexington, MA -based training consultant DeAnne Rosenberg, employees should have the opportunity to choose how they want to share the cost of the cutback.

Ask each worker to select one of

the following: one month off without pay ; no work or pay on Fridays

for five months; a 10% pay cut for one year; elimination of vacation pay and holiday pay for one year; half -days of work for two months; or no work on Mondays or Fridays for two and a half summer months.

This program not only considers employees' personal needs, it also allows workers to control their own fates - and as a consequence keeps morale high.

Correct typewritten errors with water -based - not petroleum - based - correction fluids. Or use tape that lifts off or covers mis- takes.

Save water by installing toilet dams in restrooms. Buy toilet and facial tissue made from recycled paper.

Use both sides of the paper when writing, typing, or photocopying.

Clean with environmentally friendly disinfectants.

Replace incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent bulbs to help save energy.

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SALES & MARKETING BECK'S BAROMETER

Summer '93: What's Hot, What's Not By Chris Beck

Now that summer's upon us, the weather isn't the only thing that's heating up - certain trends are, too. Conse- quently, it's time once again to update what's hot and

what's not in today's ever -evolving marketplace:

Recreation

HOT: NOT:

Wine- tasting parties Renting videos

Spinning Step aerobics

Snakeboarding Rollerblading

Hockey Baseball

Fishing Couch potatoes

Hiking Prodigy computer program

Rock climbing Bungee jumping Miniature golfing Tanning

Going to bed early Staying up late

Student protests Apathy

Driving -

Flying

Napa, CA Washington, DC

Grand Caymans Mexico

South Beach, FL Malibu, CA

Fashion HOT: NOT:

Clogs Shoe boots

Sandals Plafform shoes

Chokers Bicycle attire

Private labels The Gap (boring!) IKEA Malls

Chemical peels Cosmetic surgery

Burr haircuts Men's ponytails

Wildflowers Roses

Cigars (especially Cuban cigars) Cigarettes

"Don't blame me, I voted for... Gold chains

(Perot /Bush)" bumper stickers

Special thanks to Courtney DeSando, Sommer West, Margo Beck, Magic Matt Allen, and Sean Lynch, who savored Macallan single

malt scotch and Cohiba cigars while helping me slave over this column poolside in Encino It was tough. but somebody had to do it

HOT:

Technology NOT:

Voice mail systems Answering machines Lasers (golf putters, gunsights) Fuzzy logic (razors, vacuums) Soon -to -debut multimedia systems Apple's "Powerbook" Virtual reality equipment

Frisbees

Toaster ovens Laserdiscs

Dictating machines Nintendo's "Mario"

Media /Marketing HOT: NOT:

The Home Shopping Network CNN The Weather Channel 11 pm news David Letterman Conan O'Brien Connie & Dan Connie & Maury Naruhito & Masako Charles & Di Jazz Classic Rock National Public Radio Howard Stern Cigar Aficionado Time

Wine Spectator Newsweek Barney Bill Clinton National deficit National deficit Customer immersion Focus groups CPCU (cost per converted user) CPM (cost per thousand) Interactive direct -response TV Movie rentals

Commercials featuring men Comparison spots in traditional female roles

Food/Beverages HOT: NOT:

Single -malt scotch Cuervo Gold tequila Martinis Beer

Buffalo meat Free -range chicken David's Sunflower Seeds Chewing tobacco Potstickers Oysters Cuban food Fast food

Sour balls Candy bars Licorice Teddy Grahams Fat grams Calories

Chris Beck is a Managing Editor at Los Angeles-based Beck Marketing Group International, a consulting firm specializing in acquisitions, duopoly strategies, management, marketing. and sales he can be reached by phone at (818) 594 -0851. by fax at (818) 594-5030, or by mail at 22647 Ventura Blvd . Suite 234, Woodland Hills. CA 91364

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R &R OVERVIEW July 9,1993 19

What Influentíals Read What do opinion leaders read to get their information? Here are the Top 10

publications read by U.S. opinion leaders in business, government, consumer affairs, and economic issues, according to a recent survey of 1700 such individuals conducted by NYC -based Erdos & Morgan/ MPG:

Wail Street Journal 64.5% Time 49.5 New York Times 46.4

USA Today 44.9

National Geographic 44.3 U.S. News & 38.7

World Report Smithsonian Business Week Money

36.8

33.6

30.7

Note that although they didn't place in the Top 10 for overall read- ership, the Harvard Business Re- view and the Economist rank among the Top 5 "most influential" publications. The Wall Street Jour- nal, the Washington Post, and the New York Times round out that select list.

Furthermore, different types of opinion leaders read different publications. For example, congressional opinion leaders read Roll Call, Congressional Quarterly, and Washington Post, while opinion leaders in the executive branch of government favor the Washington Post, the Wall Street Journal, and the New York Times.

A:EDi4

NEW THIS WEEK

THE BODYGUARD (WB) Starring Kevin Costner as the

title character and Whitney Houston as the pop star he's assigned to protect - and co- starring former Spandau Ballet member Gary Kemp as a press agent - this feature film sports an Arista soundtrack spotlighting six Houston songs, including her current single ( "Run To You "). Selections by Curtis Stigers, Lisa Stansfield, Ken- ny G & Aaron Neville, and others round out the LP.

GARY MOORE: LIVE BLUES (A* Vision) Filmed last year at London's

Town & Country Club, this 90- minute performance collection highlights 15 songs, including "The Thrill Is Gone," "Cold Day In Hell," and "Oh Pretty Woman."

MORRISSEY: THE MALADY LINGERS ON (Warner Reprise) Eight songs, 30 minutes. Clip

and live performance compilation features "We Hate It When Our Friends Become Success- ful," "You're The One For Me, Fatty," the previously unavailable "Pregnant For The Last Time," and more.

TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES Ill: THE TURTLES ARE BACK ... IN TIME (New Line) Showcasing the voiceover

talents of Corey Feldman and Robbie Rist, this feature film spawned an SBKIERG soundtrack that contains Baltimora's " Tarzan Boy" as well as cuts by Technotronic, ZZ Top, Defini- tion Of Sound, and others.

CURRENT

THE FIRM (MCA /GRP) Featured Artists: Dave Grusin, Lyle Lovett, Nanci Griffith

JURASSIC PARK (MCA) Single: Theme From Jurassic Park/John Williams SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE (Epic Soundtrax)

Single: When I Fall In Love /C. Dion & C. Griffin Other Featured Artists: Harry Connick Jr., Carly Simon, Joe Cocker SON -IN -LAW (Hollywood) Featured Artists: Goo Goo Dolls, Green Jelly, Alias LAST ACTION HERO (Columbia) Singles: Real World /Oueensryche

Angry Again /Megadeth What The Hell Have I /Alice In Chains Two Steps Behind /Def Leppard

Other Featured Artists: Anthrax, Aerosmith, AC/DC WHAT'S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT (Virgin)

Single: I Don't Wanna Fight/Tina Turner MADE IN AMERICA (Elektra) Single: Colors Of Love /Lisa Fischer Other Featured Artists: Gloria Estefan, Keith Sweat & Silk SLIVER (Virgin) Single: Can't Help Falling In Love /UB40 Other Featured Artists: Neneh Cherry, Heaven 17, Enigma BENNY & JOON Single: I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) /Proclaimers (Chrysalis /ERG)

COMING

FREE WILLY Single: WIII You Be There /Michael Jackson (MJJ /Epic)

Owing to the Independence Day holiday, this week's Niel- sen Media Research listing of the Top 10 TV shows was unavailable at presstime.

All show times are EDT /PDT unless oth- erwise noted; subtract one hour for CDT. Check listings for showings in the Mountain bine zone. All listings subject to change.

COMING NEXT WEEK

Friday, 719

Aretha Franklin performs on the "John Williams Gala Celebration," an "Evening At Pops" special airing on PBS

(check local listings). Grover Washington Jr.,

the Yellowjackets, the New York Voices, and others perform on PBS's "Jacksonville Jazz XIII" (check local listings).

Mary J. Blige and Jodeci, "The Arsenio Hall Show" (syndicated; check local listings).

Sade, "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" (NBC, 1 1:35pm).

U2 perform selections from their "Zooropa" tour on "ABC In

Concert" (check local listings).

Monday, 7112 Garth Brooks is a pre-

senter on ABC's two -hour "Jim Thorpe Pro Sports Awards" (9pm).

Glen Campbell, Gary Mor- ris, Pat Boone, Charley Pride, and others perform from Win- ston Salem's Grove Stadium on "The 1993 Crosby Clambake" (TNN, 10pm EDT /7pm PDT).

Eric Gales, "Arsenio Hall." Radney Foster, "Jay

Leno."

Tuesday, 7113 Toni Braxton, "Arsenio

Hall."

Wednesday, 7/14 Marc Cohn, "Jay Leno."

Thursday, 7115 Everette Harp, "Arsenio

Hall" Bell Biv DeVoe, "Jay

Leno."

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE JULY 2 -5

1 The Firm $32.47 (Paramount) *

2 Jurassic Park $25.29 (Universal)

3 Sleepless In $16.10 Seattle (TriStar)

4 Dennis The $10.08 Menace (WB)

5 Snow White $9.01 (Buena Vista)*

6 Son-In -Law $ 7.03 (Buena Vista) *

7 Last Action Hero $6.40 (Columbia)

8 What's Love Got $5. 74 To Do With It (Buena Vista)

9 Cliffhanger $3.82 (TriStar)

10 Menace II Society $1.64 (New Line)

All figures in millions First week in release

Rerelease Note: Figures reflect a three -day weekend.

Source: Entertainment Data Inc.

COMING ATTRACTIONS: No music - related movies opening this week.

Z That's No Lady - That's His Wife!

Naturally, the Lyle Lovett- Julia Roberts nuptials made the covers of the

Star, the Globe, and the National

Enquirer (check out the Globe's

cheesy cut 'n' paste photo). Peo-

ple's eight -page cover exclusive quotes a friend of Lovett's - Sandy

Lovejoy of "WNIX /Phoenix" (actual-

ly KNIX) - who says the singer is

"sweet, kind, and gentle ... And

bet you he'd do anything to make a

woman happy. Anything." Looking ahead ... while one of

the "Psychic Friends Network" seers predicts in Entertainment Weekly that the marriage won't last

"more than six months or a year,"

Dr. Joyce Brothers tells the Nation-

al Enquirer she thinks it may work.

Bobby, Janet, Whitney That Globe cover also features a

teaser on the news that Janet Jackson and Bobby Brown had a

fling before he married Whitney Houston. The Globe details Brown's ongoing interest in Jack- son, as does the Star, while both note Houston's ongoing weight problem.

Other scurrilous assertions abound about Miss Jackson, if you please, courtesy of an unauthoriz- ed bio edited by Randy Taraborel- li, who's written similar muckraking bios on Madonna and, very recently, Mick Jagger.

In a related story, James DeBarge (Jackson's ex- husband) asserts brother Michael used to appear in the room as he and Janet engaged in premarital "love- making." "We'd be goin' to town and look up and see this guy at the foot of the bed - watching!"

Future Shrodr The National Enquirer's crack

team of psychics predict that in the second half of '93:

Madonna will start a stripper's school for guys and later buy Chip-

pendale's. A wealthy Arab will offer Dolly

Parton $10 million for a night. Rush Limbaugh will rescue

Ted Kennedy from a burning car. Michael Jackson will discover a

cure for crack addiction based on

papaya juice. Whitney and Bobby will divorce

after he's linked to Sinead O'Con- nor.

From Bush To Rush? GOP consultant Roger Ailes,

who's looking for a 1996 Presiden- tial candidate, tells People he considered Rush Limbaugh. "I asked Rush what year he planned on running, and he said, 'I couldn't afford the pay cut.' "

S C E N E

AGING 'N' RAGING - Asked about his "relevance" today, Pete Townshend tells Musician, "I know who I am .... The only way 'could jump on the Pearl Jam or Ice -T cart right now is to get involved in a

company that produced them or wrote for them or appropriated them in some way. I'm not wilMg to

do that. I don't need to do that. And I think I'd rather starve."

Tripplehorn's Tulsa

Radio Days Cosmopolitan's story on actress

Jeanne Tripplehorn ( "Basic In-

stinct," "The Firm ") reveals that,

starting in her teens, the Tulsa na-

tive was "all over the local radio and

television stations with shows she wrote, directed, and hosted." ,(She

was a member of the morning show on AOR KMOD-FM.)

Lifestyles Of The

Rich & Famous

When supermodel Claudia Schiffer met Elton John at a

Paris party, she lured him back to

her hotel to autograph about 60 items she'd brought for the occa- sion (Star).

Also, two of Elton's rare black swans were ripped apart by Ger-

man shepherds. He's devastated (Globe).

Carnie Wilson owns more than 50 hats and just "can't put a lid on

her bonnet- buying binges" (Globe). Bill Wyman's son Stephen is no

longer engaged to Patsy Smith, Ois

ex- mother -in -law's mom (Globe).

86 Picot Hindsight "We were five years ahead of our

time, 10 years behind," says Paul Westerberg of his former band, toe Replacements. "When you see guys come out and sell 3 million

right out of the garage, you wonder, 'What are we doing wrong ?' " But

he adds, "If we'd have sold 3 million 'Let It Be's when it came out [in

1984] we would have been dead 'n

a month. We couldn't have handled

it" (Pulse).

Imitation is The Sincerest .. .

As part of its new redesign, En-

tertainment Weekly has "borrowed' R &R's longtime "Promo Item O' The Week" feature.

Each week R &R sneaks a peek through the nation's consumer magazines in search of everything from the sublime to the ridiculous in music news. R &R has not verified any of these reports.



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WKBQ: Evergreen Again Evergreen again has taken over the operation of WKBOISt. Louis following last week's expiration of Legend

Broadcasting's LMA and its failure to come up with the $6 million needed to complete the purchase of the troubled CHR.

Evergreen's keeping current 'KBQ PD Cruze in place. The entire airstaff has been retained as well. Next week, former WERC &

WMJJ /Birmingham GM Bill Stoeffhaas comes in as GM and former GSM Pam Mandelker returns to 'KBQ in the same capacity. WAPEI Jacksonville Pres. /GM Mark Schwartz flew in

over the July 4 weekend to oversee the transition, and is still involved with the operation.

Although market rumors had Legend being given until Wednesday (7/7) to come up with the cash to close the deal, Evergreen President /CEO Scott Ginsburg told ST at presstime: "This deal is dead. [Legend owners] the Frischlings failed to get funding."

Calls to former WKBQ and current KXOK- AM & FM VP /GM Michael Frischling went unreturned. With the LMA kaput, Legend must move KXOK -AM & FM's studios out of 'KBQ's building into its own facilities ASAP.

Meanwhile, ST hears former KSHE and KSD- FM /St. Louis air talent Smash should take over mornings at 'KBQ by the time the rest of the ownership dust settles. And former 'KBQ morning dudes Steve & D.C. are deciding whether to accept a deal in St. Louis or head to Denver.

Better Late Than Never

The sale of KOY -AM & FM /Phoenix from Edens to Sundance - which had been held up over a now - resolved EOE problem (See DC Report, Page 4) - will go through a bit later than planned. Edens head Gary Edens tells ST he expects it to close September 1.

So, what will Larry Snider - the ex- KRQR /SF PD in residence at Sundance's

Rumors Will Evergreen become a duopoly player in

several markets where it currently owns stations? Is Motown selling all or part of the company to

PotyGram? Sources at Motown are being extremely tight -lipped. And are those protracted talks to keep Motown Sr. VP /Promo Frank Turner in the fold going Nowheresvife for now?

Will former WOMG /Greensboro OM /PD and K104/Dallas air personality Terry Foxx return to Big D in a programming position? ST hears the gig may not necessarily be with an existing Urban station.

Is KDON/Salinas- Monterey APD Ken Rich- ards thisciose to becoming PD at KKXX/Bakers- field?

Are BIG changes - including at the PD post - coming to Y107 /Nashville? Key decisions as to the station's new sound may be finalized by week's end.

In the wake of WMGF (Magic 107.7) /Orlando night host Stan Reynolds's jump to WASH /DC for similar duties, will WASH introduce Reynolds's "Love Songs" show? And is PD Steve Streit taking the station is a softer AC direction?

Will WLAN /Lancaster, PA hitch exWZPL/Indy APD /MD Garett Michaels to its PD post?

crosstown KZON - do in the meantime? Will the delay have any effect on those rumored plans to change KOY -FM's CHR format?

Meanwhile, KOY -FM /Phoenix MD Jon Zellner has resigned and will begin his first PD assignment at an Adult CHR on July 12. No official word on his destination, but ST hears it's KYISIOKC. KOY -FM Music Coordinator Julie Gavin has been named MD, and acting PD Steve Douglas officially becomes PD for now.

Scuttle the scuttlebutt that 920 /Baltimore PD Jeff Ballentine is o -u -t this week. However, things could get interesting when Radio One takes over ownership sometime in

early August.

91X Derails Flash Jock Following its switch to New Rock last

week, XHRM (The Flash) /SD encountered its first snafu with crosstown heritage New Rocker 91X. The Flash hired KNDD (The End)ISeattle morning man Brian Jones for wakeups, but during his migratory journey from Seattle he received a better offer from his former employer, 91X - and accepted. Noble VP /Programming and 91X OM Kevin Stapleford says he plans to shorten his airshifts within a week to make room for Jones either in late middays or early afternoons.

Meanwhile, across the street at the Flash, a temporary lineup hit the airwaves Sunday (7/4). Mornings are being handled by former Z90 night slammer Danny Costello, middays by ex -Z90 parttimer Jack Duran, afternoons by KDGE (The Edge)/Dallas nightstalker Valarie Knight (aka Judy Jetzon), nights by SD club jock Randy Rocket, and overnights by Robbie Boom. XHRM VP /Prog. Sherman Cohen says a permanent lineup will be announced in the next couple of weeks.

Jarad Broadcasting's WDREILong Island LMAs with Rose Communications. OM /PD Tom Calderone tells ST to expect a new signal - located at 98.5 MHz in

Westhampton, NY - to join the Long Island - Philly New Rock network by August.

Maverick Rides Into Little Rock

Southern Skies Corporation debuts a new Little Rock cutting -edge Country outlet to go with its market leader, KSSN. KMVK (The Maverick) is

programmed by Joe Friday, who previously programmed KDIL (The Armadillo) /San Antonio under the nom de PD Ken Wall.

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WLMX /Chattanooga PD Danny Howard crosses the street to program AC WDEF; Randy Price exits. Howard rejoins former WLMX GSM Gary Downs, who recently became 'DEF's GM. Meanwhile, WLMX GM Mark Bass departs the AC.

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STREET TALK A,


Interscope has parted company with nat'I promo exec Billy Brill. No official word on a

replacement, but label honcho Marc Benesch indicates that fellow nat'I promo exec Tim Burruss and regional promoter Sean Lynch are prime candidates, as are several unnamed outsiders. Meanwhile, Brill's phone is ring - ring- ringing with some interesting job options on the end of the line.

Rumbles KRYSICorpus Christi GM Kent Cooper be-

comes Exec. VP for parent Ranger Broadcasting. He says the company plans to acquire additional Texas stations.

Ch -ch- changes at NR /Progressive WRLT! Nashville: OM /nighttimer Brett Schulte exits owing to philosophical differences. Former crosstown WGFX afternoon driver David Hall joins for the same shift. MD /afternooner Michael Parks segues to 9am- noon. Rusty Miller, formerly 11 am -3pm, slides to noon -3pm, and 9 -11am personality Fred Buc moves off -air to concentrate on his Production Dir. chores.

KHEYIEI Paso morning star Mark Montanta is

the new PD /morning talent at crosstown Country competitor KSET.

KRRVIAlexandria, LA Prod. Dir. /morning man Steve Casey has been upped to PD.

Lee Pitt joins KWG & KEXXIStockton as PD/

morning man, coming from MD /middays at KRAK! Sacramento.

Jim Nelly becomes PD at CHR KHTR! Pullman- Moscow, ID.

WRTB!Vincennes- Washington, IN flips from CHR to SMN's "Real Country."

WBLS!NY rehires 17 -year night legend Vaughn Harper, who left the station a couple of weeks back.

Fourteen -year KIIS/L.A. overnighter Brother Bill exits.

WYNY /NY Prod. Dir. /10pm- midnight talent Ray Rossi stretches to 7pm- midnight following the departure of MD /7 -10pm personality Del DeMon- treaux.

WTFX /Louisville fills its morning slot with Miller & Butz. Bob Miller hails from WAFX!Norfolk, Dave Butz is from WCKW /N.O. Rounding out the show's lineup is local Lola Lee, who'll cover news.

KNFM!Midland -Odessa PD Keith Montgom- ery becomes Asst. PD /MD /afternoon driver at KAJA! San Antonio.

WMXNINorfolk promotes Barbara Sommers from Music Coord. to MD.

KHTNIModesto welcomes J.V. for mornings, cording from nights at KOHT!San Jose. Current morning man Bob Malone segues to sales.

WEOX!Albany snags KPNT (The Point)!St. Louis weekender Eric Schmidt for nights /Production Dir., following KDGE (The Edge)IDallas nighttimer/ production Ernie Mills's decision to remain in Dallas.

Longtime WZPLIIndy Promotion Dir. Kay Feeney-Calto joins crosstown Hot Country "The Bear,' which has chosen its formal calls: WGRL. The Bear also names Mark Roberts MD.

WYNYINY repositions itself as "Y103.5 - To- day's Country Hits."

After exiting the outlet a year ago, former KBACISanta Fe- Albuquerque MD /nighttimer Jon "Yon" Hudson rejoins the station in the same capacity. Nighttimer Rabin Kimple has left the building.

WTIC- FM!Hartford aftemooner Joe Mamah adds weekends at Z100/NY under the nom de aire Freddie Vedder (a pearl of an airname). Former PRO - FMIProvidence MD Tony Bristol also lands swing/ weekends at Z100.

KUPD /Phoenix fills its overnight slot with parttimer Mike Abad. He replaces Rob Trygg, now at

crosstown KZRX. XL108.7 /Orlando Promotion Dir. Melanie Bal-

Lentz exits. Jeff Spicoli exits nights at Z104/Frederick,

MD to return to school, where he'll no doubt call for his pizza to be delivered during a history class.

Du Jour Thing The tasty buds 'n' indoor bar -b- cubists at Polydor/

PLG nuked all competition for Promo Item O' The Week honors, whetting selected programmers' appe-

tite for Quicksand's "Slip" LP in the form of ersatz heatable -meal packages that cater to the gustatory delights 'n' culinary pleasures associated with the "Dine Alone" track. (The full -color cardboard containers actually house a

cassette of "Slip" and a pro -CD single of "Dine Alone" - complete with an edited version of the emphasis track and the quartet's previously unreleased cover of the Smiths' "How Soon Is Now. '')

Chomping at the hit - and throwing in everything hut the proverbial kitsch -in- synch - the bogus Nix's custom copy suggest', recipients should not only "1) Remove from package, :) Rotate 3x day or until '110T,' '' but also should "keep playlists frozen until ready to use." Bon appc'tit.'

The volcanic dust at KOMO /Honolulu is just settling after PD Kimo Akane's exit last week, and word from the lava lamp is that acting PD Kriss Hart is the front- runner for the PD post. Meanwhile, Akane surfaces as PD at crosstown satellite Classic Rock KGUY and confirms that a format change is

imminent.

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A bit o' belt- tightening at Group W's KFWB & KTWV(The Wave)IL.A. VP /GM Chris Claus says six people - including morning host Randi Thomas and overnighter Wally Wingert - were recently released as part of an effort to boost operating efficiency.

Claus denies the move was inspired by new Group W President Dan Mason -a legendary bottom -line hawk. "These moves were in the works long before he arrived," said Claus.

After 35 years, WIBC /lndy and ND Fred Heckman have parted ways, owing to a

disagreement over management's desire to update the news product. GM Tom Durney says Heckman may file an EEOC complaint or age discrimination lawsuit against the station.

Former Dallas Cowboys OB Roger Staubach is set to deliver a keynote address at the NAB's Radio Show in Dallas on Wednesday (9/8).




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While JAZZ -FM (KAJZ & KBJZ) /L.A did sign a

management/consulting agreement with KIFM /SD, which will provide it music, sales, promotion, and management assistance (ST 7/2), KIFM Pres. /GM Bruce Walton wants it known that rumors about JAZZ -FM PD Lawrence Tanter exiting the stations are "absolutely erroneous. Lawrence and his staff have done a remarkable job launching JAZZ -FM and he's an integral part of the stations' future," Walton tells ST.

Lawrence Tanter

Smith's New Kick Former Capitol -EMI

Music Prez Joe Smith will be exec producer for entertainment surrounding the U.S.'s first World Cup soccer tournament in

1994. With up to 2 billion foot fetishists ready to tune in, the music events promise to be spectacular. Joe Smith

WLUP /Chicago overnight personality Danny Bonaduce will guest on the "Arsenio Hall" TV show on July 13, appearing with his former WEGX /Philly morning partner John Lander on Lander's new morning show at B1 00/SD the next day. By the way, is there already talk about syndicating Lander?

Jam'n 94.5 /Boston morning man J.R. is set to appear on nine forthcoming episodes of ABC -TV's soap "Loving." J.R. plays a newlywed on a train where a kidnapping occurs. None of the rough stuff for J.R.,

Records Liberty Regional Promo Mgrs. Gaylon Adams

and Tom McBee exit the label Both will do independent promotion.

R A D I O & R EC O R D _S

v Carl Parmer named Hebel Broadcasting Exec. VP /COO.

Richard Penn signs on as WRKO/Boston VP /GM.

Nor Michael Ostin elevated to Warner Bros. Sr. VP /A &R.

Paul Jacobs becomes WDTX /Detroit GM.

Jere Sullivan lassoes WSNI /Philly PD post.

Gaylord Broadcasting buys Nashville's Opryland complex

(including WSM -AM & FM and the Nashville Network) for

$250 million.

Roy Thomas Baker named Elektra -Asylum Sr. VP/A &R.

Mason Dixon promoted to WRBO -FM (0105)/Tampa OM.

AI Casey becomes WPGC -AM & FM/Washington PD.

The Classic Rock format debuts when WFAA /Dallas drops

News/Talk for "Good Time Rock 'N' Roll."

Lenny Bronstein upped to A&M Nat'l Promo Dir.

though - he's most often seen in the bar or in the embrace of a beautiful young actress. No typecasting here.

Luv U2

PLG nat'I promo dude Dave Ross proposed to his girlfriend via video live! from the U2 concert stage in Verona, Italy (home of Romeo & Juliet for all you Willie The Shake - or Elvis Costello - fans).

Just before the band's encore, a set of video images (including Ross's proposal) were displayed. Fiancee Charlene Snyder, who works in administration at MCA, reportedly said "yes."

Dave Ross

ANOTHER STRIKE AGAINST MANCOW - How do you follow a four -hour traffic tieup on the Bay Bridge? You strap yourself into an eight -foot steel ball and roll down a 20 -foot alley into a set of six -foot bowling pins. But we'll spare you any more shots at KSOL (Wild 107) /SF's morning Mancow; his contortions were all for a good cause - the station's school's -out pool party.



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WNVZ deb 30 WKRZ deb 35 WYKS add KZIO add

0102 26 -23 WA1A deb 37 WZYP add WBIZ add

KISF deb 18 WABB deb 27 KTUX add WZOQ add

WAAL 28 -24 Z102 deb 40 KISX add 35 KPAT add 28

WYCR 27 -24 KKRD deb 30 HOT WTCF add 23 WDBR add

K106 33 -24 HOT KZMG deb 37 HOT U93 add KIRS add 40

KOKO 30 -23 HOT KWNZ deb 34 WVKS add KFBQ add

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KKHT 23 -14 HOT WA1A 35-32 KKRD 30-26 WBNQ 23-19

WKSF 22 -15 HOT K92 21-18 KZZU 29-26 WCIL 31-24

FLY92 30 -21 Z102 26-21 WPRR 26-21 WLRW 21-17

Y102 17 -14 KTUX 25-21 WMME 21-17 KMGZ 29-25

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26R4sR July 9,1993 NEWS Osgood As It Gets

CBS Radio Correspondent Charles Osgood shows off his musical talents while addressing a luncheon crowd at the recent Broadcast Promotion & Marketing Executives /Promax International & Broadcast Designers Associ- ation Conference & Exposition. More than 3000 promotion and marketing professionals attended the four -day confab, which was held in Orlando.

Trading Continued from Page 1

and duopoly." Steding said multiples for cash -

flow deals begin at 8.5 and run up to 10 for the most desirable properties. But he said financing is still virtually unavailable for deals below $50 million except for broadcasters with established banking relationships. Above that $50 million mark, "you can get a deal done."

'Capital Available' Shamrock Broadcasting Chair-

man Bill Clark also said that lending sources were scarce, but noted "there is capital available from private investors, and the public market has treated this industry well," a reference to a recent flurry of radio stock offerings on Wall Street.

Clark said it appears some buyers have been willing to pay higher prices because of duopoly, but he's not expecting to see a rash of sales rivaling KRTH's price tag. "We haven't seen a lot of those [major market, high cash -flow] stations being marketed."

Kagan & Associates VP /Radio Bishop Cheen called the recent flurry of trading a "mini- feeding frenzy," which he said is "both exciting and a little scary."

Cheen said sellers may be getting mixed signals because financing is available for 10- times -cash- flow deals like KRTH in the top markets, while "there's still the great black hole out there for the middle market and the small market."

Cheen also predicted that the radio industry will see more IPOs on Wall Street and more venture capital firms seeking equity invest- ments, but no quick explosion of credit. "The banks will be the last ones to come back."

Duopoly 'Discount' Cheen said deals he's seen have

multiples consistently in the upper eights -to-nine area. He said that goes to a nine -to-10 range for duopolies. "If they're strategic deals,

they feel like eight times to the buyer," he said, referring to the cost savings of a properly done duopoly.

"Our business is probably 80% duopolies," noted Blackburn & Company President Dick Black- burn.

Although he's observed a recent increase in station trading, Black- burn doesn't expect it to last forever. "We're going to continue in the same pattern for the next 12 to 18 months, then the consolidation will be finished."

Blackburn said he doesn't expect any quick improvement in the financing climate, but said, "I hope there's a significant change in 18 months." That improvement, when it comes, will be based primarily on improved performance by the radio industry, in Black- burn's view.

For now, though, Blackburn says bankers are only interested in the biggest players. "Everybody wants to lend money to Infinity, but when you talk to the banks, they don't want to lend to what they consider small groups."

'Trickle -Down' Theory Although he agrees that lending

has only opened up to big deals so far, Granum Communications President Herb McCord predicts that availability will soon "trickle down," particularly as banks with large cable TV portfolios look for new places to put money while that industry struggles with re- regulation.

Despite the higher multiples for primo stations, McCord insists "the normal market has not moved a great deal except in duopoly sit- uations." He said trading multiples are still in the eight -to-nine range for the most part.

McCord also sees another benefit from duopoly: "It's created a market for sticks that couldn't be sold for any price a year ago. It's clear- ing away a lot of dead wood."

R&R's quarterly summary of transactions data for the April - through -June period will appear in next week's issue.

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"Debi and Rob are two of the best -qualified professionals in their field," Lameier told R &R. "They're being recognized for their past performance and future potential."

Fleischer has been Columbia's Country Promotion Manager /Cen- tral Region since 1987. She joined the company in 1981 as Promotion Coordinator.

Dalton has been Epic's Country Promotion Manager /Central Re- gion since 1991. He joined the label in 1987 as Promotion Coordinator.

Hundt satellite broadcasters and other Continued from Page 1 emerging technologies might

prompt fears that he would be in- clined to support the rapid deploy- ment of a satellite DAB system - something the radio industry op- poses - several sources say there's no evidence of such bias. "Past client representation isn't always representative of how someone will come out on an issue," said Wiley.

What's more, according to those who have worked with him, Hundt

"His background is exactly what has a reputation for being extreme - the doctor ordered for the FCC at ly open -minded and fair. One this time," said an attorney who source who has worked with Hundt has worked closely with Hundt. said it's possible the Chairman-

designate himself doesn't yet know NAB Reaction where he stands on satellite DAB

NAB General Counsel Jeff Bau- - or most of the other important mann . said he isn't bothered by communications issues. Hundt's relative lack of broad- "He's been a litigator - now all based communications law experi- of a sudden he's a policy- maker," ence. "A chairman of the FCC said the source. "There's a lot he needn't have a communications needs to learn before he can formu- background. The problems are late policy. It's going to be interest - complex, but they can be figured ing for all of us - including him." out by a guy of Reed Hundt's intel- According to a spokesman for ligence. In fact, not having a com- the Senate Commerce Committee, munications background can be a Hundt's confirmation hearing is plus because you bring a fresh per- unlikely to take place before Sep - spective to the issues." tember. He is widely expected to

While Hundt's work on behalf of win approval.

(AM) /Chicago, a Latham & Wat- kins attorney said Hundt's involvement in that case has actually been minimal.)

Most Commission observers feel Hundt's antitrust background will serve him well as Chairman, particularly as once -distinct communications technologies - such as telephones and cable television - begin to merge.

Liberty Continued from Page 3

ple to interrupt radio's busy schedule or to hype them on our product. Our intent is to better understand stations' individual needs and spend more constructive quality time with their music, programming, promotions, and sales departments. We've always believed we need to be radio's partners. This is another step toward achieving that goal."

Commenting on Cerami's promotion, Catino said, "Sam solidly identifies with the needs and goals of each region. He's worked with virtually every format in the last 20 years and has made the greatest impact in Country."

Catino was named VP/Promo- tion for Liberty (then Capitol/

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Nashville) in January 1990 after a year as Director /National Promo- tion at Universal. His career began at CBS Records in 1968 and includes promotion management stints at RCA /Nashville, Cleveland International, and MCA /Nashville.

Cerami joined Liberty as Direc- tor /National Promotion in January 1990. He previously spent a year as Regional Promotion Director at Universal and nine years as an independent promoter. Cerami's career started at Decca in the late '505; he's also worked at Mercury, Warner Bros., ABC, and CBS.

As a result of the restructuring, Regional Directors Gaylon Adams and Tom McBee have left the label to do independent promotion. The label is expected to name Regional VPs and as many as eight new hires shortly.

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Budget Showdown Continued from Page 4

$335,000 would be retained, but a new 35% rate would kick in for earnings over $10 million. There would be an additional surtax (the lesser of 3% of taxable income or $200,000) for earnings over $15 million.

Senate: Blended rate based on changes to personal income taxes (above), plus a surcharge (lesser

of 3% or $100,000) for earnings over $15 million.

Business Meals & Entertainment

House: Reduce deductibility from current 80% to 50 %.

Senate: Same This is an example of what Hines

is warning about, should the Senate prevail in limiting intangibles tax treatment to less than full amortization.

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have VPs open meetings, work- shops, and seminars with slander- ous bigoted comments? How does he greet people at the office? "Good morning, and what have you stolen today ?"

To the broadcast industry - Isn't this the '50s mentality of, "Well rhythmic music's OK if it's being done by Elvis or some other white

act, but we can't have white kids lik- ing them niggers and their music! "?

Let me just say that this is one "coon" who ain't taking this shit bending over! Perhaps "coon artists" should boycott CHR radio, take their music away for a while. Let you go it alone with white acts ... see how long you last.

-John Garry Mgr., Urban Affiliate Relations

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"Coverdale /Page," Coverdalel Page, Geffen; "Home Invasion," Ice-T, Rhyme Syndicate /Priority; "For Real Tho," Levert, Atlantic/ AG; "Duran Duran 2," Duran Duran;

"Nine Yards," Paperboy, Next Plateau /London /PLG; "Whut? The Album," Redman, RAL/Chaos; "Homeward Looking Angel," Pam

Mils, Arista; "Jackyl," Jacky!, Gef- fen; "The Great Adventure," Steven Curtis Chapman, Sparrow; "The Dirt Road," Sawyer Brown, Curb; "Collector's Series" and

"Wynonna & Naomi," Judds, RCA/ Curb; "Bonnie Raitt Collection," Bonnie Raitt, WB; "Cristofori's Dream," David Lanz, Narada; "Photographs & Memories: Great-

est Hits," Jim Croce; "Voyeur," David Sanborn, WB.

PLATINUM SINGLES "That's The Way Love Goes,"

Janet Jackson, Virgin; "Knockin' Da Boots," H -Town; "Dazzey Duks," Dulce, Bellmark; "Whoomp! (There It Is)," Tag Team, Life /Bell- mark.

GOLD: SINGLES

"That's The Way Love Goes," Janet Jackson; "Have I Told You

Lately," Rod Stewart, WB; "Bad Boys," Inner Circle, Big Beat/At- lantic Group; "Knockin' Da Boots," H -Town; "It Was A Good Day," Ice Cube, Priority; "I Have Nothing," Whitney Houston; "Show Me Love," Robin S, Big Beat/Atlantic Group; "Whoomp! (There It Is), Tag

Team. r ä5 WMP1104.,,

MUSIC July 9,1993 27

All -Star Dylan Tribute Concert Comes To CD The all -star Bob Dylan tribute concert that took place at NYC's Madison Square Garden last October 16 will be released as `Bob Dylan -A 30th Anni-

versary Celebration Concert." The lead radio track will be Dylan's own performance of "My Back Pages," which goes to radio August 2.

Other emphasis tracks: Eric Clapton's "Don't Think Twice," George Harrison's "Absolutely Sweet Marie," Neil Young's "All Along The Watchtower," and Dylan's solo rendition of "It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding)." Columbia will have the full set in stores August 10.

`Peace Together' LP "Peace Together," a benefit pro-

ject for the youth of Northern Ireland, involves an LP and three concerts (Dublin, London, and Belfast). So far, only Dublin and the disc have come off. Peter Gabriel, Sinead O'Connor, Feargal Sharkey, and Nanci Griffith join voices under the nom de disque Peace Together on 'Be Still," which ships to radio this week.

Other couplings: U2 and Lou Reed (Reed's "Satellite Of Love" live), Curve and Ian Dury (Gabriel's "Games Without Fron- tiers"), and O'Connor, Billy Bragg, and Andy White.

The 13 -track disc also offers Pop Will Eat Itself, Young Disciples, Therapy ?, Fatima Mansions, My Bloody Valentine, Blur, and Carter The Unstoppable Sex Machine, the last two of which perform Elvis Costello's "Oliver's Army" and "Peace In Our Time," respectively. The Island /PLG LP hits stores July 20.

Mix's Seattle Mix Sir Mix -A -Lot will make his first

recorded appearance since "Mack Daddy" on "Seattle - The Dark Side." The sampler features nine tracks by six Seattle -based rap or R&B artists on Mix's own Rhyme Cartel /Def American label, including Kid Sensation, Jay -Skee, and Jazz Lee Alston. Mix is heard on 3rd Level's "Don't Play Me" and on his own new "Just Da Pimpin' In Me." "Drop Top" by E- Dawg f /Filthy Rich goes to radio next week. The full disc hits the streets August 31.

Kris Kross Back With 'Da Bomb'

Teen rappers Kris Kross return with "Da Bomb." Jermaine DuPri produced this sophomore effort, as he did the first. One of the tracks ( "And It Don't Stop ") is a re-

The RIAA has issued the follow-

ing awards for the month of June:

MULTIPIATINUM ALBUMS

"Whitney," Whitney Houston, Arista (7 million); "Hot Rocks," Rolling Stones, Abkco (6 million); "Ten," Pearl Jam, Epic (5 million); "Legend," Bob Marley & The Wailers, Island /PLG (4 million); "Pocket Full Of Kryptonite," Spin Doctors, Epic; "Brand New Man," Brooks & Dunn, Arista; "American Graffiti" ST, Various Artists, MCA (3 million); "It's Your Call," Reba McEntire, MCA (2 million).

PLATINUM ALBUMS

"Get A Grip," Aerosmith, Gef- fen; "Are You Gonna Go My Way," Lenny Kravitz, Virgin; "Duran Duran 2," Duran Duran, Capitol; "Core," Stone Temple Pilots, At- lantic/AG; "Our Time In Eden," 10,000 Maniacs, Elektra; "Ameri- can Pride," "Pass It On Down," and "Southern Star," Alabama, RCA; "Greatest Hits," Keith Whitley, RCA; "Photographs & Memories: Greatest Hits," Jim Croce, Saja; American Graffiti" ST, Various Art-

sts.

GOLD ALBUMS "Porno For Pyros," Porno For

Pyros, WB; "Get A Grip," Aero- smith; "Fever For Da Flavor," H-

Town, Luke; "14 Shots To The Dome," L.L. Cool J, Def Jam /Co- lumbia; "Bacdafucup," Onyx, RAU Chaos; "The Bliss Album... ?," PM

Dawn, Gee Street /Island /PLG;

If It

worked version of Run -DMC's "To- gether Forever." Dancehall star Supercat guests on "Alright," which ships July 14. Ruffhouse/Co- lumbia will have the set in stores August 3.

Hall's A `Soul Alone' Daryl Hall returns to his native

Philly soul sound on "Soul Alone." Hall produced four tunes with Mike Peden of the Chimes and produced the other seven with Peter Lord and Jeff Smith of the Family Stand (Paula Abdul) . Mariah Carey and her producer, Walter Afanasieff, co-wrote "Help Me Find The Way To Your Heart" with the latter team.

Hall also rewrote the Marvin Gaye song, "When Did You Stop Loving Me," a highlight of the infamous "Here, My Dear" LP. Ex- Average White Band singer Alan Gorrie also co-wrote some of the tracks. "I'm In A Philly Mood" ships to radio July 21. Epic will have the LP in stores August 31.

O'Jays On Horizon The O'Jays' next EMI /ERG

album, "Heart Breaker," is due in stores July 26. I argely self-produced, the set features production from Gerald Levert. Sherena Wynn guests on "He Loves You." Prime cuts include "Cryin' The Blues," "One Wonderful Girl," and "Somebody Else Will," the last of which is at radio now.

Eno On Gyroscope Noted producer Brian Eno (U2,

Talking Heads) is about to release his next "ambient" record, "Nero- li." The LP also will be the first release from Gyroscope Records, a new label distributed by Caroline. Gyroscope plans to license alternative catalogs, initially focusing on discs from the UK's All Saints label, which is itself picking up where Eno's own Opal /WB imprint left off last year.

O avllSTAR CONCERT PULSE

Pos. Artist Avg. Gross

(in 000s)

1 GRATEFUL DEAD $1765.5 2 PAUL McCARTNEY $1161.2 3 NEIL DIAMOND $618.2 4 JIMMY BUFFET $594.7 5 ELTON JOHN $558.3 6 GUNS N' ROSES $434.9 7 STING $282.5 8 REBA McENTIRE $210.6 9 C. BLACK/WYNONNA $205.3

10 DEF LEPPARD $176.7 11 KENNY G $157.6 12 BILLY RAY CYRUS $151.4 13 LYNYRD SKYNYRD $140.0 14 10,000 MANIACS $124.7 15 ALAN JACKSON $124.5

New Tours

Among this week's new tours:

TERENCE BLANCHARD

MICHAEL BOLTON

BROTHER PHELPS

JOHNNY CLEGG & SAVUKA

DAMN YANKEES

DESERT ROSE BAND POND

QUIET RIOT

STRAIGHTJACKET FITS/BATS

GEORGE THOROGOOD

The CONCERT PULSE is a weekly compu- terized report ranking each artist by their average box office gross reported per venue. Courtesy of Polstat. a publication of Promoters' On-Line Listings, (800) 344- 7383, or in California (209) 224 -2631.

SCREEN SCENE

Faithful/ Film Portrait In Production Entitled "Strange Weather: The Marianne Faithful) Story," the singer's biog-

raphy is in preparation at the New York -based indie film firm Frontier. The documentary will cover the life

of the singer, who found fame in the '60s as a solo artist and on the arm

of Mick Jagger, with whom she co- wrote "Sister Morphine." Her ca-

reer resurged in the '80s on Island, where she's still signed.

The picture will incorporate old footage, interviews with her friends, a recent Denver concert, and the recording of a new album with producer Angelo Badalamenti (of "Twin Peaks" score fame). Yoram Eshkol -Rokach is making his feature -length directorial debut with Frontier's second feature (their "My Life's In Turnaround" is currently touring the film festivals).

Meanwhile, Faithfull's acting career is thriving, with roles in two forthcoming films: "When Pigs Fly" (R &R 8/2 1 /92) and "Shop- ping," a UK production (from

London -based Impact Pictures) in

which she plays a fairly central role

Marianne Faithful) - making herstory.

as a shopkeeper. Rock Over Lon- don reports Jesus Jones and EMF

have recorded new music for the soundtrack of "Shopping," which also stars UK actor Jonathan Pryce and Sadie Frost ( "Bram Stoker's Dracula "). Scripter Paul Anderson is directing.

Shaq In `Blue Chips' In his motion picture debut, Jive

artist and Orlando Magic center Shaquille O'Neal will play a hot college basketball prospect in

"Blue Chips." Nick Nolte stars as a

coach in this Paramount film,

which is being directed by William Friedkin and is due out in March '94.

MONDAY, JULY 19

1954/ Elvis Presley's first single ( "That's

All Right, Marna") is released.

1966/ Frank Sinatra, 50, marries Mia

Farrow, 19.

19180/ David Bowie makes his theatrical

debut, playing the title role of "The

Elephant Man" in Denver.

Born: the late Keith Godchaux (Grateful

Dead) 1948, Brian May (Queen)

1950, Alan Collins (Lynyrd Skyn-

yrd) 1952

TUESDAY, JULY 20

1965 / Bob Dylan releases "Like A Rolling

Stone."

1975/ Miami Steve Van Zandt (ale Little

Steven) plays his first gig as a mem-

ber of Bruce Springsteen's E

Street Band.

Born: Carlos Santana 1947. Michael

Anthony (Van Halen) 1955

WEDNESDAY, JULY 21

1990/ Roger Waters performs Pink

Floyd's "The Wall" at Potsdamer

Platt, Germany, where the Berlin Wall

once stood. Guest performers include

Bryan Adams, Cyndi Lauper,

Paul Carrack, and Joni Mitchell.

Born Cat Stevens 1947

THURSDAY, JULY 22

19631 The Beatles' first U.S. album ( "In-

troducing The Beatles ") is released on

Vee -Jay Records.

Born: George Clinton 1940, Bobby Sher-

man 1945. Don Henley 1947

FRIDAY, JULY 23

19901 Production of the John Mellencamp

movie "Falling From Grace" begins.

Mellencamp males his acting and

directing debut in the film.

1992/ Chicago are awarded a star on the

Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Born: Martin Gore (Depeche Mode)

1961, Sam Watters (Color Me

Badd) 1970

Elvis Presley - Mama's boy.

SATURDAY, JULY 24

1978/ The movie version of "Sgt. Pepper's

Lonely Hearts Club Band," starring

Peter Frampton and the Bee Gees,

opens.

1987/ Richle Valens's movie biography,

' La Bamba," opens.

1990/ The Judas Priest wrongful death trial

begins in Reno, NV. Parents charge

that subliminal messages on the

group's "Stained Class" LP drove

two teens to attempt suicide.

SUNDAY, JULY 25

1965/ At the Newport Folk Festival, Bob

Dylan plays his first electric concert

and is nearly booed off the stage.

1968/ Big Brother & The Holding Com-

pany's "Cheap Thrills" album is re-

leased.

1969/ Neil Young plays his first gig with

Crosby, Stills & Nash in New York.

1990/ Bruce Springsteen and Patti

Scialfa become parents to son Evan

James Born: Verdine White (Earth, Wind &

Fire) 1951

-Paul Colbert



28. R&R July 9,1993 MUSIC NATIONAL RADIO FORMATS

ALTERNATIVE PROGRAMMING Mickey Briggs (800) 231 -2818 Super AC /AOR DINO /Ooh Child

SILK/Girl U For Me

STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River

SUNSCREEM /Pressure Us

BONNEVILLE Ford Colley (800) 631 -1600 Soft AC C. DION 8 C. GRIFFIN/When I Fall In Love

AC Mix LAUREN CHRISTY/You Read Me Wrona

BROADCAST PROGRAMMING Ron Harris (800) 426 -9082 Hot Z Format (AOR /CHR/New Rock) STEREO MC'S /Step It Up

MATTHEW SWEET/The Ugly Truth

TEARS FOR FEARS/Break It Down Again

U2 /Numb

Digital Hot AC C. DION 8 C. GRIFFIN/When I Fall In Love

DONALD FAGEN/Tomorrow's Girls

Digital CHR DINO /Ooh Child

GIN BLOSSOMS /Hey Jealousy

STEREO MC'S /Step It Up

U2 /Numb

Digital AC DONALD FAGEN/Tomorrow's Girls

BRIAN McKNIGHT /One Last Cry

CONCEPT PRODUCTIONS Dick Wagner (800) 783 -3454 Concept 1 AC CYNDI LAUPER/Who Let In The Rain

BILLY OCEAN /Everything's So Different_

Concept 2 CHR PROCLAIMERS /l'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)

ROBIN S /Show Me Love

LUTHER VANDROSS /little Miracles

JONES SATELLITE NETWORK Phil Barry (800) 766 -3251 AC JIMMY BUFFETT /Another Saturday Night

JAMES INGRAM /Someone Like You

Soft Hits C. DION 8 C. GRIFFIN/When I Fall In Love

SATELLITE MUSIC NETWORK Robert Hall (800) 527 -4892 Starstation STING /Fields 01 Gold

Hot AC C. DION 8 C. GRIFFIN/When I Fall In Love

STING /Fields Of Gold

Touch JOHNNY GILL/Quiet Time To Play

SUPERADIO Rich O'Brien (508) 460 -0584 City -FM AARON NEVILLE /Don't Take Away My Heaven

STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River

UNISTAR Chris Kampmeler (805) 294 -9000 Format 41 WHITNEY HOUSTON /Run To You

RADIO AAHS Children's Satellite Network

Styx Franklin (612) 926 -1280

LW TW

1 1 M.C. MARIO/Super Mano Lard (Warlo(k)

2 2 ROBIN WtWAMS/Prince Ali (Walt Disney)

4 3 BILL SHONIZMole In The Ozone (Lghtymr/

BMG KIDZ)

6 4 ROCK N' TOONTOWN /Craig N' Co.

(Walt Disney)

3 5 TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES 3/furtle

Jam (S&VERG)

5 6 NEXT ISSUE/Green Shoes Walk (Sorry)

8 7 JANET 8 JUDY/PAR.T Y. (Jardy Music) - 8 ROWLF THE DOG/Eight Little Notes

(Jim Henso /BMG KIDZ)

7 9 ROCKAPELLA/Whee In The World Is Carmen

Sardiego (Zoom Express/HMG KIDZ) - 10 MAMA GOOSE /Little Miss Mullet (MCA)

111/ 57 million households

Patti Galluui VP /Music Programming

Weeks On

ADDS

ROD STEWART/Reason To Believe (WB)

SPIN DOCTORS /How Could You Want Him... (Epic)

BON JOVI /I'll Sleep When I'm Dead (Jambco /Mercury)

HEAVY J

AC/DC /Big Gun (Columbia) 7

DR. DRE /Ore Day (Death Row /Inlerscope /AG) 10

4 NON BLONDES/What's... (Interscape /Atlantic Group) 18

JANET JACKSON /If (Virgin) 3

ONYX /Slam (RAL/Chaos) 9

PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be... (Chrysalis/ERG) . 7

SOUL ASYLUM /Runaway Train (Columbia) 9

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS /Plush (Atlantic /AG) . 18

SWV/Weak (RCA) 8

UB40 /Cant Help Fallin' In Love (Virgin) 12

U2 /Numb (Island /PLG) 3

BUZZ BIN

BUND MELON /No Rain (Capitol) 3

PORNO FOR PYROS /Pets (WB) 9

RADIOHEAD /Creep (Capitol) 9

BREAKTHROUGH VIDEO

GEORGE MICHAEL/Killer /Papa Was A... (Hollywood) . 7

STRESS

BON JOVI /I'll Sleep When._ (Jambco /Mercury) .. ADD

GIN BLOSSOMS /Hey Jealousy (A&M) 15

BILLY IDOL/Shock To The System (Chrysalis/ERG) .. 6

MICHAEL JACKSON/Will You Be There (MJJ/Epic) . 3

LENNY KRAVITZ/Believe (Virgin) 5

MADONNA /Rain (Maverick/Sire/WB) 4

SPIN DOCTORS /How Could You Want... (Epic) .. ADD

ROO STEWART /Reason To Believe (WB) ADD

STING /Fields Of Gold (A&M) 7

TONY TONI TONE /II I Had... (Wing /Mercury) 6

ACTIVE

EXPOSE /I'll Never Get Over You... (Arista) 6

FU- SCHNICKENS wiS. O'NEAL/What's Up... (Jive) 2

G- WIZ/Teddy Bear ( Scotti Bros.) 2

H- TOWN /Knockin' Da Boots (Luke) 9

WHITNEY HOUSTON /Run To You (Arista) 2

JADE /One Woman (Giant /Reprise) 9

JODECI /Lately (Uptown/MCA) 8

JORDY /Dur Dur D'Etre Be... be (Columbia) 5

MEGADETH /Angry Again (Columbia) 4

POSIES /Dream All Day (DGC) 6

SHAI/Baby I'm Yours (Gasoline Alley /MCA) 7

SILK/Girl U For Me (Elektra) 4

STEREO MC'S/Step It Up (Gee Slreellsland /PLG) 4

TEARS FOR FEARS/Break It... (Fontana/Mercury) 5

TINA TURNER /I Don't Wanna Fight (Virgin) 2

U.N.V. /SonWhirg's Gdn' On (Maverick/Sire/WB) 8

PAUL WESTERBERG/World Class._ (Sire/Reprise) 2

NEIL YOUNG /Long May You Run (Reprise) 4

ON

A -HA/Dark Is The Night (WB) 2

ANTTIRAX/Only (Eleldra) 10

COVERDALE/PAGE/Take Me For A... (Geffen) 2

DEFINITION FX/Sandhing Inside... (RCA) 2

JACKYL/When Will ll Rain (Geffen) 4

VIII 46.7 million households

Sal LoCurto, VP /Programming & Scheduling Norman Schoenfeld, VP /Program

& Artist Development Weeks On

FIVE STAR MARC COHN/Walk Through The... (Atlantic /AG) 6

GREATEST HITS KENNY G w/P. BRYSON/By The Time.- (Arista) 5 WHITNEY HOUSTON /Run To You (Arista) 1

JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love... (Virgin) .. 72 ROD STEWART /Have I Told You Lately (WE) 7 TINA TURNER /I Don't Wanna Fight (Virgin) 9

HEAVY TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of... (Arista) 6 DONALD FAGEN/Tomorrow's Girls (Reprise) 5 AARON NEVILLE/Don't Take Away My Heaven (MM) . 14 PROCLAIMERS /l'm Gonna Be... (Chrysalis/ERG) 7 STING /Fields Of Gold (A &M) 7

UB40 /Can't Help Falling In Love (Virgin) 5

WHAT'S NEW ROSANNE CASH/The Wheel (Columbia) 7 C. DION 8 C. GRIFFIN/When I Fall In Love (Epic) 4 CLANNAD /I Will Find You (Atlantic /AG) ADD DURAN DURAII/Came Undone (Capitol) 8 GLORIA ESTEFAN /MI Tierra (Epic) 2 BRUCE HORNSBY/Talk Of The Town (RCA) 1

JANET JACKSON /If (Virgin) ADD MICHAEL JACKSON/Will You Be There (MJJ/Epic) 2 JOSHUA KADISON /Jessie (SBIVERG) 6 LYLE LOVETT /North Dakota (MCA) 3 MADONNA/Rain (Maverick/Sire/WB) ADD MARIA McKEE /I'm Gonna Soothe You (Geffen) I BRIAN McKNIGHT/One Last Cry (Mercury) 4 JON SECADA/l'm Free (SBK/ERG) 3 TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot (Wing /Mercury) 2 WYNONNA/Tell Me Why (MCA) 1

ARTIST OF THE MONTH NATAUE COLE/Take A Look (Elektra) 4

Information current as of July 6.

36 million households `J VP/Ey ert inmen, / VP /Entertainment

& Original Programming

VIDEO SOUL TOP iO LW TW

3 1 U.N.V./Something's Gain' On (Maverick/Sire/WB)

4 2 ROBIN S/Show Me Love (Big Beat/AG)

1 3 LEVERT /ABC -123 (AtlanticJAG)

5 4 VERTICAL HOLD/Sams You're Much.. (ARM)

6 5 JADEOne Woman (Giant/Reprise) - 6 SILK/Girl U For Me (Elektra)

7 7 MARY J. BUGE /Love No Limit (Uptown /MCA)

9 8 II D EXTREME/Cry No More (Gasoline Alley /MCA)

10 9 TONY TONI TONE/It I Had_. (Wing /Mercury) - 10 ONYX /Slam (RAUChaos)

Information current as of July 9

RAP CITY TOP to LW TW

2 1 LORDS OF THE... /Chief Rocka (Pendulum/Elektra)

3 2 LL COOL J/Pink Cookies... (Del Jam /Columbia)

1 3 BOSS/Recipe (Del Jam/Columbia)

4 4 MC LYTE/Ruffneck (First Priority/AG)

5 5 MC EIHT/Streiht Up Menace (Jive)

6 6 CYPRESS HILL/Insane In._ (Ruffhouse /Columbia)

9 7 BIG DADDY KANE/H w U._ (Cold Chillin'iRepri%) - 8 ALKAHOUCS /Make Roan (Loud/RCA) - 9 COUP /Dg It (Wild Pitch) - 10 LeSHAUN /Ready Or Nd (Tammy Boy)


T H E

BOi{ MUSIC TELEVISION Yeu co NTE OL

13 million households Les Garland

VP /Programming John Robson, Director/

Music Programming

LW TW

1 1 LUKE/Cowards In Campton (Luke)

4 2 ICE CUBE /Check Yo Self (Priority) - 3 RAVEN SYMONE/Thar's What Little... (MCA) - 4 JODECl/ateN ( Uptown/MCA)

6 5 SWV/Weak (RCA)

2 6 95 SOUTH/Whol, There R Is (Wrap /chiban)

3 7 DUICE/Dazzey DWG (Bellrrwrk)

5 8 DR. DRE/Dre Day (Death Row /raerscape/AG)

7 9 H- TOWN/Krochin' Da Boots (Lola)

9 10 MC EIHT/Streiht Up Menace (Jive)

Most requested for the week ending July 2

E)TNN THE NASHVILLE NETWORK.

53.9 million households

Lyndon LaFevers, Video Program Administrator

Weeks On

HEAVY JOHN ANDERSON /Money In The Bank (BNA Ent.) 15 C. BLACK w/WYNONNA /A Bad Goodbye (RCA) 7 CARLENE CARTER /Every Little Thing (Giant) 11 MARK CHESNUTT /It Sure Is Monday (MCA) 5 MARK COLLIE /Shame Shame Shame Shame (MCA) 9 CONFEDERATE RAILROAD/When... (All. Nash. /AG) 14 BILLY RAY CYRUS /In The Heart... (Mercury) 2 JOE DIFFIE /Honky Tonk Attitude (Epic) 18 MONEY FOSTER /Easier Said Than Done (Arista) .. 5 GIBSON MILLER BAND/Texas Tattoo (Epic) 5 ALAN JACKSON /Chattahoochee (Arista) 6 SAMMY KERSHAW/Haunted Heart (Mercury) ... 18 HAL KETCHUM /Mama Knows The Highway (Curb) . . 2 TRACY LAWRENCE /Can't Break.. (All. Nash /AG) 3 LITTLE TEXAS/What Might Have Been (WB) 9 PATTY LOVELESS/Blame It On Your Heart (Epic) . 76 REBA MCENTIRE /It's Your Call (MCA) 9 LORRIE MORGAN /I Guess You Had... (BNA Ent.) . 18 SAWYER BROWN/Thank God For You (Curb) 3 SHENANDOAH /Janie Baker (RCA) 8 DOUG SUPERNAW /Reno (BNA Entertainment) 9 PAM TILUS /Cleopatra, Queen 01 Denial (Arista) 10 AARON TIPPIN/Working Man's Ph.D. (RCA) 5 RANDY TRAVIS /An Old Pair Of Shoes (WB) 13 TRISHA YEARW000 /Down On My Knees (MCA) . 6

ADDS BRAD BAYLEY /Leaves On The Ground (ATI)

DESERT ROSE BAND/What About Love (Curb)

RICKY LYNN GREGG /Can You Feel It (Liberty)

PATTY LOVELESS/Nothir But The Wheel (Epic)

DAVE MALLETT/This Town (Vanguard)

McBRIDE & THE RIDE /Hurry Sundown (MCA)

JOHN M. MONTGOMERY /Beer And... (Atl. Nash /AG)

MUPPETS /Kokomo (Jim Henson Productions)

Information current as of July 5.

c T Yflt í3l3 YlflOw

18.1 million households Tracy Storey, Programming Manager

Bob Baker, Director /Operations

LW TW

2 1 C. BLACK wAVYNONNA/A Bad Goodbye (RCA)

4 2 ALAN JACKSON /Chattahoochee (Arista)

5 3 REBA MCENTIRE/It's Your Call (MCA)

6 4 CONFEDERATE.../When You... (All. Nash /AG)

7 5 PAM TAWS /Cleopatra, Queen Of._ (Arista)

1 6 LORRIE MORGAN /I Guess You Had... (BNA Ent.)

8 7 MARK CHESNUTT /It Sure Is Monday (MCA)

9 8 CARLENE CARTER/Every Little Thirty (Giant)

10 9 TRACY LAWRENCE /Cant Break.. (All. Nash. /AG)

3 10 JOHN ANDERSON /Money In The Bank (BNA)

Weeks On

HEAVY JOE DIFFIE /Prop Me Up Beside The Jukebox (Epic) . ADD GIBSON MILLER BAND/Texas Tattoo (Epic) ..... .. 5 SAMMY KERSHAW /Haunted Heart (Mercury) 18 HAL KETCHUM /Mama Knows The Highway (Curb) .3 UTTLE TEXAS/NIat Might Have Been (WB) . 9 AARON NEVILLE/The Grand Tour (AGM) ADO SHENANDOAH /Janie Baler (RCA) 10 DOUG SUPERNAW/Reno (BNA Endenairnen0 7 TRISHA YEARWOOD /Down On My Knees (MCA) . 7

HOT SHOTS SHAWN CAMP/Fallin' Never Fett So Good (Reprise) 3 CONFEDERATE.../Trashy Waxen (All. NashJAG) 2 BILLY RAY CYRUS /In The Head Of A_ (Mercury) 3 DIAMOND RIO/This Aeree Ain't Gat... (Arista) 2 PATTY LOVELESS/Ndhin' Bid The Wheel (Epic) 2 SHELBY LYNNE/Feelin' ... ( Magan Creck/Mercory) 4 MARTINA McBRIDE /My Baby Loves Me (RCA) 2 JOHN M. MONTGOMERY/Beer Ard... (All. Nash /AG) 3 DENNIS ROBBINS/Looking For A Thing... (Glad) .. ADD SAWYER BROWN/Thank God Fa You (Cab) 3 TWISTER ALLEY/Dance ( Mercry) 2

ADDS ROGER BALLARD /A Little Piece 01... (All. Nash./AG)

ROSANNE CASH/The Wheel (Columbia)

CIMARRON/Store Country (Alpine)

JOE DIFFIE/Prop Me Up Beside The ,hi oux (Epic)

DENNIS ROBBIN8/Lookirg Fa A Thing... (Giant)

TURNER NICHOLS/Moonlight Drive -In (BNA Ent.)

Heavy rotation sags receive hie plays per day. Hot Shots

receive hour plays per day. Breakout Videos and Picks (Pick

Hits of the Week) receive an extra play above heavy rotation

per day AP Top 10 videos also receive heavy rotation


BRITAIN LW TIN

1 1 GABRIELLE /Dreams 2 2 HADDAWAY/What Is Love

4 3 CHAKA DEMUS & PLIERS/

Tease Me

3 4 UB40 /Can't Help Falling In Love

6 5 GLORIA GAYNOR /I Will

Survive (Phil Kelsey Remix)

5 6 ROD STEWART /Have I Told

You Lately

7 7 M PEOPLE /One Night In Heaven

8 4 NON BLONDES/What's Up

8 9 SPIN DOCTORS/Two Princes

9 10 ACE OF BASE/All That

She Wants

Moving Up

MICHAEL JACKSON/Will You Be There

LEVELLERS /Belaruse

JOEY LAWRENCE / Nothin' My Love

Can't Fix

KIM WILDE /If I Can't Have You

TAYLOR DAYNE /Can'! Get Enough

Of Your Love

AC/DC /Big Gun

KENNY THOMAS /Stay

USURA /Sweat

JESUS & MARY CHAIN /Sound Of

Speed (EP)

JESUS JONES /Zeroes & Ones

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AUSTRALIA LW TW

1 1 JIMMY BARNES /Stone Cold

2 2 HUNTERS & COLLECTORS/

Holy Grail

3 DIESEL /Never Miss Your Water

5 4 PETER ANDRE /Funky Junky

4 5 RICK PRICE /Walk Away Renee

3 6 SOUTHERN SONS /You

Were There

6 7 TONI PEAREN /I Want You

8 BABY ANIMALS /Don't Tell Me

What To Do

7 9 CRUEL SEA /Black Stick

10 10 BLACK SORROWS /Come On

Come On

Most Added BABY ANIMALS /Don't Tell Me What To Do

CRUEL SEA/The Honeymoon Is Over

TIM FINN /Persuasion

Top 10 Australian records from playlists of 3 Triple

M- FM/Melbourne, FOX- FMWfelbourne, 96 FA4Perth,

SA -FM /Adelaide, 2- DAY/Sydney, 2 Triple M- FMSSydney,

MMM -FM /Brisbane, 8105 /Brisbane. FM- 104.7/ Canberra, and KIX106 Canberra

CANADA LW MN

1 1 SNOW /Girl, I've Been Hurt 3 2 ALANIS /No Apologies

2 3 SVEN CALI /Love Don't Live

Here Anymore

4 4 BANNED IN THE UK/The Truth - 5 ALANNAH MYLES /Sonny Say

You Will

8 6 WALTONS /In The Meantime

9 7 SHEREE JEACOCKE /Miss My Love

5 8 CAROL MEDINA /Sooner Or

Later Medley

6 9 APRIL WINE /If You Believe

In Me - 10 KON KAN /S.O.L.

Most Added CELINE DION /Did You Get Enough Love

ROCH VOISINE /Oochigeas

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DAN O'DAY

AIR PERSONALITIES

Eleven Radio Rules To Remember I've been on the road a lot this year, conducting sem-

inars for radio stations and groups. I've noticed a pattern to the questions I've been asked lately, as well as a pattern to my responses. Here's some free advice ... perhaps some of it will apply to your career.

No air talent has ever lost by leaving the audience wanting more. If you have to choose between going too long or too short on a feature, make it too short. A hungry listener will listen longer and more loyally than a satiated listener.

If you find a new feature your audience loves, you could do it every day ... until people get sick of it. Or you could present it more par- simoniously, which would add to the impact whenever you do present it.

Radio listeners are more impa- tient than moviegoers. Audiences typically give a motion picture 10

minutes to convince them they're going to have a good time. In that brief time, they make up their minds about a movie - classifying it by style and form and deciding whether or not they like it.

Radio listeners make up their minds in seconds, not minutes. A

boring interview, a lame comedy bit, or a pointless break are enough to motivate them to tune out. If you have one break per hour you think is special, while the rest of the time you're just plodding through the basics, your quarter -hour shares are weaker than they should be.

The most successful

personalities come across as human

beings, not lifeless announcers.

Although you're being heard by thousands, each of your listeners needs to feel you're talking directly to them. When you ask people who they grew up listening to and why that person made such an impact. they invariably say something like, "It always felt like he was talking just to me."

The most successful personalities (whether in music or talk formats) talk to their listeners. They don't announce or proclaim or shout - they talk. And they come across as human beings, not lifeless announcers.

Try to engage your listener in mental conversation. Think about

m The future of radio includes two basic

kinds of jocks: those who can't afford to buy a house ... and those who can

afford a mansion.

your favorite radio personality. Do you sometimes find yourself talking back to him ... either orally or mentally? Playing a canned comedy bit elicits a fleeting, one - dimensional response. Engaging the listener's thought processes ( via comedy, comment, anecdote, etc.) produces a more lasting im- pression.

Seek to involve your listeners, to reach them on an emotional level. Trying to be a good air personality while working for unenlightened management is like running in mo- lasses. If you're a talented, skillful performer, and your PD, GM, owner, or consultant micromanages your show, you're not going to ap- proximate your potential. A good PD sets guidelines, offers encour- agement. occasionally pulls you back when you go too far, and pro- tects you from the input of any and everyone else at the station.

I receive many letters from air talents who say their PDs won't let them do anything but read liner cards verbatim. They receive no feedback, no appreciation, and no credit. How, they ask, can they make their PDs understand they need to do a better job of leading the airstaff?

The answer: Don't waste your time trying to turn a bad PD into a good one. Neither of you will profit from such an expenditure of effort. If you feel your present situation is stunting your professional growth, then it's up to you to change your situation.

No one at your station cares about your career. What are your career goals? To work mornings? To do comedy? To conduct a meaningful public affairs program? To reach a major market? To make a million bucks a year?

No one at your station is going to help you achieve your goals. They all have goals of their own. (If

you're smart, you'll figure out how to help the station achieve an important goal while at the same time pushing you closer to yours.)

No one is going to come along and make you a star. Instead of giving your money to a talent agent in the hopes of jumping from Ot- tumwa, IA to New York City, consider investing in something that offers better odds of a payoff - like, say, state lottery tickets or perpetual motion machines.

A good agent (and remember, anyone can run an ad or send a direct mail piece claiming to be an agent) can be helpful if you've already achieved a relatively high degree of success and income level ... primarily by negotiating contract renewals or contracts with new employers. But if you want to make the jump to the big leagues, you'll need to do two key things all by yourself :

1. Be very good at what you do. 2. Make sure the industry knows

you are.

A radio career is more rewarding than a radio job. What's the difference? If you get fired and quickly receive other employment offers, you probably have a career - even if it takes a while for you to receive the right offer.

If you get fired and discover you have no leads, no prospects, and no confidence that anyone else ever will hire you, you probably have a job. Most people in radio have jobs. Think for a moment of the air personality you most admire. The odds are he or she has a career.

Air personalities are more likely than announcers to have careers. What's the difference? If you're a personality, some listeners love you; some hate you. If you're an announcer, nobody cares about you either way.

If you're a personality, and you miss work because of illness or vacation, listeners call the station to ask where you are. If you're an announcer. no one notices you're gone.

The future of radio includes two basic kinds of jocks: those who can't afford to buy a house ... and those who can afford a mansion. With duopolies and the resurrec- tion of network radio ('90s style), we'll be seeing more highly paid "stars" (of varying degrees of tal-

Dan O'Day, author of "Personali- ty Radio," consults a limited number of radio stations and individual air personalities, and conducts air

talent and commercial copywriting seminars for stations, groups, and associations. He can be reached at

(310) 476 -8111 (or via fax at [310] 471- 7762).

July 9,1993 RaR 29

MAIL BAG

Readers Respond To `Professionalism'

My last article ( "A Plea For Professionalism," FAR 4/16) generated an amazing number of responses from readers in all market sizes. Here's one exam-

ple, from Jeff Thomas, the afternoon personality at WHOT (Hot 97)1New York.

I can't tell you how many times a

PD has told me to Fed -Ex a tape &

resume - and then never called me again. We've all run into PDs

who will tell you to call at a certain time about a potential job, only to ig-

nore you and your call when that time comes. Then, of course, there are the PDs who require you to

show a certain creative "ass - kissing" technique to be noticed. Usually this entails expensive balloon -grams. boxes of chocolate. or some other so- called "ambitious" method of getting their attention.

Fortunately, however, the men and women described above represent only a small minority of the in-

dustry's program directors. In my constant struggle to get ahead, I

have found most PDs to be courteous and professional.

For example, in May 1990 the

PD of a major market station I sent a

tape to called to tell me that al-

though he didn't have any openings at that time, he would keep his eyes open for any job opportunities he

might hear of in the future. I flank- ed him and said goodbye.

Six months later. the sam PD

called me out of the blue and asked me to Fed -Ex him another tape.

promising to call me when ho re-

ceived it. I did what he instructed me to do and, sure enough, he call-

ed me the very next day ... with a

job offer! /Dan's note: The PD in

question was Joel Salkowitz, Thomas's current boss.)

My point is: If the PD of a high - profile, major market station can

take the time to act like a professional, there's no reason the rest of us can't. The fact that you're a busy person is no excuse for ruder' ss.

We're all busy. It's a busy world.

Big deal.

Excuse Of The Week: Another air talent wrote to sciare

his PD's reason for refusing to +:on

duct aircheck critique sessions Nith

him: He says he's too busy dealing with the record companies.

Oh, so that's the PD's job!

ent) and far more interchangeable, low -paid announcers.

Which kind do you want to be? Which kind do you have the ability to be? How committed are you to transforming your desire into reality?

The only people who should seek careers as radio personalities are those who have no choice. Radio is too crazy a business - and takes too high a toll from your personal life - to pursue it ... unless you have to. Unless you've got the disease.

And Finally . . .

There are far easier ways to make money than by being i disc jockey.

If you let it, radio will break your heart. So protect your heart and your mind and your soul and your pocketbook.

Get eight hours' sleep, take your vitamins, and stay physically fit. Because to get where you want to go in radio - and more important- ly, to stay there - will take everything you've got.

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COUNTRY July 9, 1993 RaR 31

LON HELTON

JIMMY BOWEN COUNTERS MULLINS ARTICLE

Don't Tamper With Country's Success Anytime that radio - and especially radio consultants

- starts to tell those making the music what to make, you're at the front end of the end of this marvelous explosion of country music. If Moon Mullins knew what we should be making, he'd be over here with us making it. His job is to take what we - meaning the Nashville producers and artists - give him and take it to the stations he consults to try and guide them with regard to what records to add and what not to add. He shouldn't be concerned with the style of the records, but with which records he picks from what we give him.

When I came here 15 years ago, you had to make a certain kind of record to get on Country radio, and it all sounded the same. You couldn't use a saxophone, you couldn't hear the snare drum, you couldn't this, you couldn't that. And they'd throw a party if an album sold 100,000.

And radio didn't have the audience or the power it has today. Madison Avenue was looking everywhere but Country radio to put its ad dollars And you couldn't blame them - it was very boring to listen to. The only people who stuck with it were the true died -in- the -wool Country fans.

What has happened over the last 10 years is we've got youth and new ideas in country music. You've got writers, musicians, singers, engi- neers, and producers from all over America coming to Nashville to contribute to the music for the first time ever because of this whole movement. That keeps the music fresh. If you stop [the ideas] and once again start doing the same thing over and over and over, the ideas get smaller and smaller and smaller.

Country has the widest format in America today. You can hear George Strait's new record - which is very country - and right behind it you can hear Wynonna.

A station choosing to play only

traditional music would have to

remove a dozen great records from

the air. Taking them off would be the biggest mistake

radio could ever make.

m People won't run off when they hear those back -to-back. The Coun- try fan is not going to leave - as long as you give them enough traditional country in the mix. And we

Jimmy Bowen

What has happened over the last 10

years is we've got youth and new

ideas in country music. That keeps the music fresh.

m do. Take a .'ook at the chart. The so-called "pop- sounding" country records comprise only 25-30% of the chart. But a station choosing to play only traditional music would have to remove a dozen great records from the air. Taking them off would be the biggest mistake radio could ever make.

Country radio hasn't gotten hugely popular the last few years by playing just traditional country music. It got there by playing this new wide variety. Listen to other formats; they're not nearly as wide as Country. And none of them are as healthy as Country. Country sells records. It sells concert tickets. It causes ratings to go up. An AC hit doesn't sell records. Country is active, and we must not knock that down.

Some of the people [complaining about the pop- sounding country records] need) to listen to pop radio. Most of what we're doing down here wouldn't come near getting on pop radio - the music we're making is not what they're playing on pop radio today. Go try to get it on a pop radio station and they'll tell you it's not pop music.

ii

CROSSOVER FUROR, PT. II

`Pop' Vs. `Traditional' Country Music

This week I'm printing two more views on the controversy over

"pop- sounding" country records started by Moon Mullins's "Perspective" piece in the May 7 R &R.

Also, since most of these opinions have come from sectors of the industry other than radio, a forthcoming column will feature just ra-

dio's thoughts. And a rebuttal from Mullins may be in the offing as well.

Consultants have to be real careful not to dictate what radio plays and what [kind of music] artists make, because they're going to be standing still more than anybody else. They're hired to play it safe, to be careful - not to explode and be daring - because that's not why you hire a consultant. You hire a consultant so you don't make mis- takes. There's so much great music available to radio that maybe it's become harder for programmers and consultants to decide which two or three records to add out of 20 great records. But that's the best thing that can happen to any of us. What a marvelous problem to have.

Maybe it's become harder for

programmers and consultants to

decide which two or three records to add

out of 20 great records. But that's

the best thing that can happen

to any of us.

m Programmers, program your

station for your entire city - all of it. Country radio is so popular in all these cities because of the wonderful mix it's offered the last few years. Mess with that and it'll shrink back down - and none of this will matter.

(Jimmy Bowen is the President of Liberty Records.)

SHOULD'VE BEEN A DJ - Toby Keith (second from left) recently visited the KGNC -FM /Austin studio for a pre- concert chat. Shown with Keith are (l -r) KGNC's PD Tim Butler, Morgan Tanner, and Jack Murphy.

f

THE SMILES DON'T LIE - After a recent concert in Toledo, Reba McEn- tire stuck around backstage and took a quick snapshot with WHMQ /Fnd- lay, OH PD /midday personality Todd Mitchell.

LOUDILLA, LORETTA & KAY

Let's Hear It For The Fans We've read with interest the ongoing battle on the

subject of what is and is not Country Music. Country has been defined so many ways already, it's mind -boggling. This is not a new debate - it's been going on since programmers had choice. The fact of the matter is it still boils down to personal opinion; whatever the individual perceives country music to be. There are no hard and fast rules that determine "this is country" or "that is not country" - and thank heaven for that. In reality, the person out there dialing in Country radio for relaxation. information, and entertainment does not necessarily agree with the programmer, [who is] concerned with image and market share.

One of the saddest facts in the whole matter is the lack of input permitted by listeners, who are after all, the consumers. They're the one faction supporting artists, recording industry, radio, sponsors - and whose opinion is considered least of all. In reality, radio is greatly influenced (some say manipulated) by the record labels and promotion people, instead of by the listening audience who don't necessarily hear the artists and music they prefer to listen to. Few are the stations who still program music by request of the listening audience - even by a minute degree.

It's not fans, but the record industry and radio who insist on la- beling music and people. Can't we

eliminate all the labels such as "new country," "hot country," "traditional," "country with an edge," and "country rock" - and simply let airplay, rotation, popularity, sales, and all the rest be governed by those who put out their hard -earned cash to buy the music, attend the concerts, tune in [to] the radio or TV stations, fre- quent the sponsors, and generally determine the popularity of the music? Fans don't seem to have a problem tuning out the stations they consider boring, or ignoring the promotional hype or a calibre

-:- of music they don't relate to.

(Loudilla, Loretta, and Kay John- son are founders of the international fan club organization IFCO.)

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32.R &R July 9,1993 NASHVILLE THIS WEEK

With A Little Help From Their Friends

Country artists being the neighborly bunch they are, many have taken time out from their busy schedules to help out with fellow artists' projects. Here's a look at the current crop of collaborations.

Kelly Willis got helping hands from Kieran Kane, Jonell Mosser, Andrew Gold, and Jellyfish, all of whom contributed backing vocals to her self- titled MCA /Nashville LP. The album, released earlier this week, also contains tunes written by artists Kevin Welch and Jim Lauderdale. (Willis herself helped out buddy Dwight Yoakam by appearing in his latest video, "A Thousand Miles From Nowhere. ")

Ronna Reeves has a host of talent doing "What Comes Natural- ly" on her latest Mercury /Nash- ville project. John Wesley Ryles, Karen Staley, Jonell Mosser, former New Grass Revivalist John Cowan, Greg Barnhill, and Ken- nedy Rose's Mary Ann Kennedy and Pam Rose all back Reeves on the LP, which is slated to hit stores July 20. The album also contains acoustic guitar and mandolin licks from former Eagle Bernie Leadon, a song penned by Arista /Nashville

A &R man Joe Tassi ( "Waitin' For The Phone To Ring "), and a Billy Dean/Lee Satterfield tune called "How Could You."

George Jones's latest single, "Walls Can Fall," features background harmonies by Vince Gill and Patty Loveless. Incidentally, Sammy Kershaw joined Jones in the studio late last month to record a duet, "Never Bit A Bullet Like This." The song, produced by Nor- m Wilson and Buddy Cannon, will likely appear on Jones's upcoming MCA /Nashville LP.

Aaron Neville's version of a popular Jones tune, "The Grand Tour," was released as a single last week. Neville is slated to appear on TNN's "Nashville Now" July 15

and may hook up with Jones for a collaboration during his trip. And yet another Jones pairing is in the works - a duet with B.B. King. The two will reportedly join forces on an upcoming MCA /Nashville

Bobbie Cryner

NEW ARTIST FACT FILE

Current Single: "Daddy Laid The Blues On Me" Current Album!Label: "Bobbie Cryner" /Epic Producers: Doug Johnson, Carl Jackson Influences: George Jones, Tammy Wynette, Loretta Lynn,

Buck Owens Bobbie Cryner grew up in a

Northern California home surround- ed by traditional country sounds, but her early musical experience was singing gospel in her church.

Cryner eventually made a gradual

transition to country, starting to write songs along the way. "In high school, I got a scholarship for writing and was planning to go into

journalism. I'd love to write a book someday."

After moving to Kansas with her family, she began writing many of the songs on her debut LP. "I grew up in a town of about 50,000 in

California ... just your regular convenient, suburban life. We weren't rich, we weren't extremely poor. But when I moved to Kansas, ev-

erything changed. We became poor and didn't have a whole lot of anything. That's when I started writing a lot of my country, because I could relate to how they felt, being in hard times."

After several years, Cryner de-

cided to follow her dreams to Nash- ville, so she and her husband pulled up stakes and left for Tennessee. While waiting tables, she happened to meet a writer named Carl

Bobbie Cryner

Jackson, who offered to listen to

her songs. He passed her tape on to a friend at Famous Music, and

Cryner was soon given a writing deal. After Epic's Doug Johnson heard her demo, she was signed to

the label. Cryner penned six of the tracks

on her debut and says the song that hits closest to home is "The One I

Love The Most." "I gleaned a lot of

help from women in country singing

their songs. I'm hoping my songs will give women a feeling of inde-

pendence - and of never having to live in fear of someone else or a

dread of the future because they're afraid of making it on their own."

L

LOVE FEST - ASCAP recently held a number one party for John Michael Montgomery's "I Love The Way You Love Me" at its Nashville offices. Among those attending the festivities were (l -r) producer Doug Johnson, Gary Morris Mu- sic's Randy Hart, Atlantic /Nashville's Al Cooley, Montgomery, writer Victoria Shaw, writer Chuck Cannon, and ASCAP's Merlin Littlefield.

project matching country artists with R&B greats. Others artists involved in the project include Marty Stuart, Vince Gill, Conway Twitty, the Staple Singers, Gladys Knight, and Sam Moore (of Sam & Dave fame) .

Clint Black's forthcoming RCA /Nashville set includes "Hap- piness Alone," a tune co-penned by Black and one of his influences, Jimmy Buffett. The album, "No Time To Kill," is set for release Ju- ly 15 and features background vo-

cals by Kenny Loggins on the title track and "Tuckered Out."

Bobbie Cryner's self -titled Epic /Nashville debut includes a duet with Dwight Yoakam on Buck Owens's classic "I Don't Care." Emmylou Harris lends vocal support to "Too Many Tears Too Late," a song penned by album co-producer Carl Jackson and Jim Weatherly. New BNA duo Turner Nichols co-wrote a song with Cry- ner ( "I'm Through Waitin' On You "), as did BNA artist Jesse Hunter ( "You Could Steal Me ") .

The album is due out August 24.

Liberty labelmates Billy Dean and Suzy Bogguss are recording a duet - "Something Up My Sleeve" - for Bogguss's forthcoming album, due out in September. The two performed the song on this year's Academy of Country Music Awards telecast and decided to record it after positive audience response.

NRBQ, Jim Lauderdale, Andy Paley, Kathy Valentine, Dave Ed- munds, Susan Cowsill, Phil Parla- piano, and Joe Romersa join in on

1 YEAR AGO

No. 1: "The River" - Garth Brooks

5 YEARS AGO

No. 1: "Baby Blue" - George Strait (2nd week)

10 YEARS AGO

No. 1: "The Closer You Get" - Alabama

15 YEARS AGO

No. 1: "Only One Love In My Life" - Ronnie Milsap

the chorus of "I Love You 'Cause I Want To," a tune from Carlene Carter's Giant /Nashville debut, "Little Love Letters." The song was written by Carter and Arista/ Nashville artist Radney Foster.

Reprise newcomer Shawn Camp's debut LP features vocal backing by Shelby Lynne, Jim Lauderdale, and Alison Krauss. The album is due out in October.

Lee Roy Parnell makes a guest appearance in labelmate Dude Mowrey's latest video, "Hold On Elroy."

Dollywood Stars Dolly Parton's Dollywood theme

park has added a new music festival to its summer lineup. "Sunset Musicfest" kicks off July 10 and runs through August 1, featuring such artists as Martina McBride; Ricky Lynn Gregg; Tracy Byrd;

Matthews, Wright & King; Ronna Reeves; and Grand Ole Opry stars Jack Greene, Connie Smith, and Jeannie Pruett. Also scheduled is a songwriter's showcase spotlighting Kim Williams, Kent Blazy, Don Sampson, and Gerald Smith.

Bits & Pieces Ricky Van Shelton is currently

working on a new children's book called "Quacker Meets Mrs. Moo," which should be out later this year. Shelton's first studio album in over two years, "A Bridge I Didn't Burn," will be released next month ... Carlene Carter has been tapped to host an upcoming V11-1 special on the hunks of country .. .

Louie Morgan recently signed an agreement to endorse Ebel watches. Dwight Yoakam has also appeared in the company's print ads. -Lone Hollabaugh

CAN WE TALK? - Restless Heart's John Dittrich (I), Ronna Reeves, and Aaron Tippin chat during WKSJ /Mobile's live broadcast from Opryland during Fan Fair week.

NASHVILLE IN MOTION

Entertainment Direct Taps Three Entertainment Direct adds three

new staffers to the company. Ame R.

Arlt, formerly Marketing Director for Viacom Cable, has been named VP/ Marketing. John Blake, previously at Silver Bells Music, is VP /Sales. Bob Cundiff, formerly a Regional Sales Manager for Silver Bells Music, has been appointed VP /Data Base Opera- tions.

Scott R. Morris joins Balmur Ltd. as Manager /Artist Relations. Morris comes to Balmur from International Creative Management in New York, where he worked in the Commercial Music department. Balmur's clients include Anne Murray, George Fox, and Rita McNeil.

Wade Conklin and Roy Mack have opened a new publishing company: Split Publishing, 1217 16th Av- enue South, Nashville, TN 37212. The phone number is (615) 321-

3103. The company's clients include Rich Grissom and J.L. Crabb.

Jim Chambers has joined Inter - sound Entertainment as Product Man- ager. Chambers was formerly Direc- tor /Retail Promotions for Atlanta - based Sky Records.

Anita Mandell has joined Ten Ten Management as Director /Publici- ty. Mandell was previously with PLA Media, and will now handle publicity for Alan Jackson.

Rob Birkhead has been named VP /Marketing & Artist Development for Reunion Records. Birkhead was formerly Director /Marketing for Myrrh Records.

Signings: Tony Toliver and Brian James to Dale Morris & Associates for booking ... Tony Toliver to Interna- tional Management Services for management ... B.J. Thomas to World Class Talent for booking.



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CHR CONTEMPORARY HIT RADIO

Anything Goes At Poe's Confab PD panel features spirited debate as crossover battles escalate

This year's Bobby Poe Pop Music Survey Convention (6/24-26) served as a stimulating - and controversial - forum for members of the radio and record communities to debate a number of key issues.

The battle lines at the now- infamous PD panel were drawn early as stations took labels to task about their Pop and Urban departments' treatment of crossover - based radio. WIOQ/ Philadelphia PD Jefferson Ward said, "We've been denied access to artists we helped break because of the Urban departments at some labels."

WPGC /Washington PD Jay Stevens added, "The Urban departments and stations have gotten used to having these artists all to themselves, but we've beaten the Urban stations in this market. Re- leases should be handed out at the same time to all stations."

WPGC APD Paco Lopez's as- sessment of crossover leaks brought the issue to a boiling point. "We see a lot of racism. 'PGC has blacks, Cubans, Italians, whites - the station has no color and is programmed to a market that is pre- dominantly black. When we find a record was leaked to the Urban station three or four shares behind us and we call the record company, they respond, `Hell, I don't know, that's the Urban department.' And the Urban department says, `We don't know - it just got out there.' And we can't get it because it won't be serviced to pop radio for another two or three weeks.

"I have to say it's a black/white thing - and it's bullshit. We may have to say, `Fuck the record company' on playing their urban product first or not play it at all ... and they won't sell shit in DC."

Label Response

Warner Bros. Director /National Singles Promotion Greg Lee countered, "The promotion department isn't always responsible for leaks. They come from A &R, shipping, the factory, and we don't like them anymore than you do. We don't want to piss off any radio station with big ratings. But when we start pinning this thing on a racial issue, we're doing the wrong thing." RCA VP /Pop Promotion Skip Bishop noted that an artist manager will often make some promises or leak a record.

Reprise Director /National Pop & Crossover Promotion Nancy Levin added, "We get together with the Urban department every other week, and we'll burn the Urban station in any market if it wasn't the one that supported the record."

Motown Sr. VP /Promotion Frank Turner also addressed the leak issue: "I haven't had a record in two years that hasn't leaked.

We've been denied access to artists we

helped break because of the

Urban departments at some labels. - Jefferson Ward

We've hired an agency to help us solve this problem and spent $250,000 on this. We've determined that not one leak came from Mo- town ... all have come from sources outside the label. We've decided to punish anyone who leaks our records and take them through the court systems. We're going to stop the leaks."

Is it really that important for a station to have the artist first? WXKS /Boston APD Cadillac Jack remarked, "If the station breaks the artist first, it should get the artist first. But at [crosstown Urban] WILD, SWV did their show and our show on the same day - and we understood that RCA has to accom- modate WILD as well."

But KJMZ /Dallas PD Tom Casey noted, "I've yet to see a situation where it's affected anyone's ratings one way or the other. The listeners don't remember or care where it came from first." How-

ever, he did mention he was having trouble getting access to crossover acts. "The goal is to sell records - labels need to eliminate the politics."

More PD Ponderings When WAPE /Jacksonville PD

Jeff McCartney suggested that there's a dance /rap backlash, he was met with a resounding "no way" from 'PGC's Stevens. But McCartney countered, "Females 25+ aren't looking for rap in mainstream. We're now playing the New Rock crossovers instead of rap for a hip image, and our 25+ numbers are up 200 %."

Bemoaning the air talent pool, KHKS /Dallas PD J.J. McKay as- serted, "It's weak, and we're not nurturing new talent. PDs are too busy, and the liner card mentality has played a part." WKBQ /St. Louis PD Cruze added that air talent "shouldn't be jocks, they should be real people." WKSE /Buffalo PD Brian Burns agreed: "Words are important, not the voice. [Jocks should] talk the street, and [stations should] do things out of left field to attract new P2 and P3 listeners."

Atlantic VP /National Pop Pro- motion Joe lanello identified another ailment afflicting the format: "One of the problems I see is stations' inability to balance research with what's happening on the streets. Research is best at meas- uring the past. PDs get stuck on their research - and their pasts - and fall to be on the streets."

WTIC -FM /Hartford MD Dana Lundon responded, "There are only so many records listeners can

I have to say [Urban leaks are] a black /white thing - and it's bullshit. We may have to say, `Fuck the record

company' on playing their urban product first or not play it at all.

-Paco Lopez

absorb, but when you play records that don't meet the expectations of the listeners, those records have to be saturated in the market. Be pas- sionate about why you think it's a hit."

Future Ratings Following a caustic introduction

from WPGC's Stevens ( "I get my BS from Arbitron "), Arbitron VP/ Sales & Marketing Jay Guyther outlined some early details of the company's Pocket People Meter. Guyther said plans for the device, which is set to debut on a test basis in late 1994 or early '95, called for users to go through a period where listening won't be tabulated to avoid "novelty use instead of daily use." He expected improved response rates and predicted the device would greatly benefit CHR stations since it allows the tracking of the under -12 audience, "an $8.6 billion market of which TV gets almost all of the advertising revenues."

Programmers voiced concerns about the meter and its ability to track Walkman -type listening and asked if there was any way the broadcast tones could be dupli- cated or overridden by nonbroad- cast devices. Programmer reaction was also mixed to Arbitron's latest ratings overhaul proposal, which calls for results based on 18- week rolling averages issued every 12 weeks.

Consultants' Corner The consultants' panel featured

lively discussions in which panelists went to great lengths to take the mystery out of what they do.

Hot Box panelists (back row, I -r) RCA's Skip Bishop, Mercury's Don Coddington, Power Pig's Hawk Harrison; (middle row, l -r) WXKS/Boston's Cadillac Jack, Epic's Suzie Sponder, WRQX/DC's Linda Silver, WB's Greg Lee, Geffen's George Capellini; (front row, l -r) MCA's Paul Barette, Atlantic's Joe lanello, WPGC's Paco Lopez, Reprise's Nancy Levin, WPGC's Albie D., WTIC /Hartford's Dana Lundon, and WIOQ /Philly's Glenn Kalina gather for group grins following the verbal slugfest.

Burkhart /Douglas & Associates' Don Benson explained, "It's our job to provide sound information. It's up to the stations to decide what to do with it." Vallie Consult- ing President Dan Vallie echoed, "We have strong opinions on lik- ings and firings, but stations must make the ultimate decisions."

Alan Burns & Associates Presi- dent Alan Burns discussed client dissatisfaction with the results of recommendations. "We've found that 50% of the errors made in the execution of our plans are the fault of the GM and/or the company itself. Our job is to back up the PD when they have a viable game plan." Burns also disavowed the long -held belief that consultants stop radio stations from adding certain records and called for radio to grab some teen and preteen buys back from TV.

One of the best- received comments came from Gorman Media President John Gorman, who talked about the lack of females in programming positions: "Our role is to provide a good overview. But here we are - for the most part, 40+ men - consulting radio stations on how to reach 20- year -old women and help the PDs bring the numbers in."

The only female consultant on the panel, Air Support President Lorna Ozmon, noted, "CHR's techniques are old, phony, and not very real -sounding. The future of the format depends on personality."

Promo Panel MCA VP /Promotion Mark Gor-

lick wondered aloud about the flood of information and its effect on programmers. "Is there a growing tendency for programmers to rely too heavily on the number of spins and Soundscan data instead of dis- covering the new cutting -edge records? Radio still needs to look at the bigger picture."

Motown VP /Promotion Charley Lake agreed: "While radio is now more interested in sales figures than before, it's time to pay attention to what the audience really wants."

Epic VP /Promotion Barbara Seltzer took note of fragmentation and how it takes records longer to become established through airplay. "That's why we've slowed down the release of follow -up singles. The old ones are still getting lots of airplay."

And Atlantic VP /Promotion Danny Buch questioned radio's rigid posturing in the midst of a fragmenting marketplace, re- marking, "Listeners' parameters and tastes are constantly changing. So how can programmers make so many rules about what they will and won't play ?"



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KHVN & KJMZ Help Dallas

Celebrate `Juneteenth' Once again, KHVN & KJMZ (100.3 JAMZ) /Dallas cel-

ebrated "Juneteenth," the anniversary of June 19, 1865, the day blacks in Texas and several other rebel states finally were granted freedom from slavery. This is the third time the combo has commemorated the event.

This year's affair was the biggest Juneteenth commemoration ever presented in the Dallas /Ft. Worth metro, and perhaps the biggest Texas has ever seen. More than 30,000 people turned out for the two-day celebration, despite in- termittent thunderstorms that caused delays on Saturday.

A parade kicked off the family - oriented gala, which featured indoor and outdoor stages, a "Sam- my Davis Jr. Performing Arts Ex- po," a three -on -three basketball tournament, a track and field competition, and a children's play area.

Musical Entertainment

The music industry acquitted itself admirably, with performances from such acts as Jade, Silk, Glenn

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"Praise In The Park -A Cele- bration of Juneteenth" drew several gospel artists. Dorothy Norwood performed with the Heaven 97 Met- ropolitan Radio Choir, and au-

SISTER ACT - Pictured from left to right are: KJMZ's Keith Solis, A &M artist Vesta, Pendulum artist Lisa Lisa, Pendulum's Stanley Winslow, LaFace act Toni Braxton, KJMZ's Helen Little, and Arista's Vanessa Barryer.

Dorothy Norwood leads the Heaven 97 Metropolitan Radio Choir.

diences thrilled to the sounds of the Anointed Pace Sisters, Willie Neal Johnson & The New Gospel Key- notes, the Dallas /Ft. Worth Mass Choir, Kindred, the Trinity Temple Mass Choir and Minister Kirk Franklin & The Family. All performances took place on a five -level stage that was specially built for this festival.

KHVN & KJMZ broadcast the events live both days. On Sunday

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The proportion of married His- panics declined from 72% to 60% from 1970-92. Nearly two- thirds (65 %) of Hispanic children lived with two parents in 1992, down from 78% in

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ADULT CONTEMPORARY

WTCB: Not For Women Only Columbia outlet enjoys success with 25 -34 males

"Our goal is to superserve 25 -34 females" is a quote that has appeared in numerous AC columns. Looking at this winter's Arbitron books, it seems many format PDs continued this plan of attack.

The adjacent chart outlines the magnitude of AC's female lean. But it wasn't a clean sweep: WTCB (B106) /Columbia, SC enjoyed the second -finest book in station history, with men 25-34 as its loftiest single winter cell.

B106's market ranks and winter - winter gains are as follows: No. 5 18 -34 ( +5.4 shares), No. 3 25-54 ( +6.8), and No. 3 35-64 ( +3.3). Among males, the station ranked No. 3 18 -34, No. 2 25-54, and No. 4 35-64.

Fact Or Fiction? To determine if the numbers

were an anomaly, PD Doug Spets visited Arbitron's Maryland diary review center to get a firsthand look. "We found a huge pocket of male listening in January," says Spets. "It was bigger than we've

ACs that depend on males

become somewhat vulnerable to Gold, AOR, or

Classic Rockers .. .

There are some men who like this format,

but not enough to sustain us.

ever had and was probably more of a `spike' than anything else. Sever- al male diaries in January had eight to 10 hours per day attributed to us. We believe our overall adult share is correct, but our male and female numbers probably aren't [as high and low, respectively, as they appear]."

In three recent nonconsecutive ratings sweeps, B106 exhibited a philosophical change in its marketing campaign. "In the past, we made TV buys on the basis of female ratings and did mass mailings based on female mailing lists. Now, instead of concentrating on females, we focus more on adults with direct mail to the entire market. Our increase in males this winter might be an indication of our marketing success; we definitely attracted some men who hadn't been exposed to us."

WTCB's direct mail piece was for "Free Money Checks." Differ- ent seven -digit numbers printed on the $100, $1000, and $10,000 checks

Doug Spets

were announced on -air throughout the day. Supported by a heavy TV campaign, "The contest gave us a ratings boost and became a great revenue center," Spets comments. "Instead of picking only female - skewed TV shows, we wanted greater bang for the buck."

`Brighter Approach' Concurrent with its marketing

shift, B106 also turned its on -air music tempo up a notch - a change that helped the station advance among 18 -34s. Still, Spets says, "We're by no means Hot AC. We lost some older and softer music like Bread and basically elimin- ated the '60s category. Without adding more currents, we fresh- ened our sound with some early - and mid -'80s titles by such artists as Level 42. Some of these songs tested well, but we [previously]

WTCB /Columbia Music Monitor

11 am JOHN COUGAR /Jack & Diane MARIAN CAREY /Make It Happen ELTON JOHN /Simple Life HALL & OATES /Sara Smile WHITNEY HOUSTON /Run To You MICHAEL BOLTON/ How Can We Be Lovers MICHAEL W. SMITH/ Somebody Love Me GLORIA ESTEFAN/ Anything For You JON SECADA/ Do You Believe In Us JOURNEY/ I'll Be Alright Without You ROD STEWART/ Some Guys Have All The Luck JANET JACKSON/ That's The Way Love Goes

thought they were a bit too strong for us. This brighter approach may help gain some younger listeners."

In addition to crosstown UC WWDM and Country WCOS, B106 competed with AC rivals WAAS and WSCQ. Recently, however, WAAS flipped to AOR WARQ, and WSCQ evolved to Nostalgia. "It's typical to have 10-12 AC shares in this market," Spets notes. "But with three ACs playing basically the same music, it was difficult to stand out and be noticed.

"[WARQ] has done well with young males. Many people thought we'd [improve our] 25-54s with WAAS out of the format. The amount we gained is much better than the previously available [25- 54] share. We've really become a well -oiled machine."

Instead of concentrating on

females, we focus more on adults

with direct mail to the entire market.

Females Favored Like many other AC PDs, Spets

prefers to have a heavier ration of females in his audience. "In the last trend, we lost our strong male month [January] and increased female numbers. ACs that depend on males become somewhat vulnerable to Gold, AOR, or Classic Rockers. Our strength should be with females. There are some men who like this format, but not enough to sustain us."

Hoping for a 25-54 increase this spring, Spets comments, "Artists such as Wendy Moten and Rachelle Ferrell will be good for AC. Unlike most CHRs, AC also can embrace such Country artists as Mary- Chapin Carpenter, Wynonna, and Vince Gill. They're still Country, but they don't have that `twang' or steel guitar [feel]. We've had very good success with them."

COMING NEXT WEEK

How To

Stand Out From The Crowd

Format's Female Focus Winter '93 Arbitron ratings information again em- phasizes AC's female appeal - especially with 25 -44s. More than 100 ACs are listed and rank-

ed on the basis of strongest individual cells from this winter's book. For example, WYYY /Syracuse's most po- tent single cell is women 25 -34, which constitutes 37% of that station's total audience. Note: Figures shown are audience percentages, not shares.

An asterisk (') denotes stations having equal percentages in at least two cells. In the case of WLMX/Chattanooga, for example, women 18 -24 and 35 -44 each represent the highest percentage (18 %) of the station's total audience.

Women 18 -24 Women 35 -44

WLMX/Chattanooga 18% WMJJIBirmingham 21% WEZCICharlotte 21% WMAG/Greensboro 21%

Women 25 -34 WVTY/Pittsburgh 21% WLTI/Detroit 20%

WYYY/Syracuse 37% WZMX/Hartford 20% KGBYISacramento 34% WEJZ/Jacksonville 20% WBT-FMICharlotte 33% KBIG/Los Angeles 20% WMXZ/New Orleans 31% WMXV/New York 20% WMXB/Richmond 31% KMGL/Oklahoma City 20% WKTI/Milwaukee 29% WLITIChicago 19% WMMOIOrlando 29% KMZQILas Vegas 19% KSTP-FM/Minneapolis 27% KKCWIPortland 19% WRMF/West Palm Beach 26% W LMXIChattanooga 18% WSNY/Columbus, OH 25% WOAL/Cleveland 18% WKQIIDetroit 25% KOST/Los Angeles 18% WLHTIGrand Rapids 25% WBLI/Nassa u 18% KOIT-FMISan Francisco 25% WLMG/New Orleans 18% WRQXIWashington 25% KEZK-FM/St. Louis 18% WLTFICIeveland 24% WUSAITampa 18% WIVYIJacksonville 24% W W W M/Toledo 18% KFMB-FMISan Diego 24% WLEVIAllentown' 17% WMJQIBuffalo 23% KKMJIAustin 17% WLTSINew Orleans 23% WKZL/Greensboro 17% W WDE/Norfolk 23% WVOR/Rochester, NY 17% WYXRIPhiladelphia 23% KEZR/San Jose 17% WLTT/Washington 23% KISC/Spokane, WA 17% WBMX/Boston 22% WPCH/Atlanta 16% WENS/Indianapolis 22% WTPIllndianapolis 16% KLSYISeattle 22% WLTW/New York 16% WMTX-FM/Tampa 22% WLIFIBaltimore 15% WAHR/Huntsville, AL 21% W RCHIHartford 13% KRLV/Las Vegas 21% WRAL/Raleigh 21%

Women 45 -54 KYKY/St. Louis 21% WARM-FM/York, PA 21% WKLI/Aibany 20% KKLT /Phoenix 21% WSB-FM/Atlanta 20% KBAY /San Jose 21% WMJX-FM/Boston 20% WALK -FM /Nassau 20% KSSK-FMIHonoluiu 20% WJYEIBuffalo 19% WMC-FM/Memphis 20% WMMXIDayton 19% KXYQ/Portland 20% WLYF/Miami 19% WHYN-FM/Springfield, MA 19% WSHH /Pittsburgh 19% WMGS/Wilkes Barre 19% KSFIISalt Lake City 19% KOSI/Denver 18% KLTH /Kansas City 17% KHMXIHouston 18% WRVRIMemphis 16% WBLI/Nassau 18% WWLIIProvidence 16% WLEVIAllentown 17% WLIFIBaltimore' 15% WMYI/Greenville, SC 17% WDOK /Cleveland 15% KISCISpokane, WA* 17% WLTEIMinneapolis 15% WLTW1New York* 16% KBEZITuisa 15% KOXTISan Antonio 14% WRCHIHartford 13% WLORIToledo 13%

Women 55 -64 Women 35 -44

KVIL-FM/Dallas 29% WLQRIToIedo 13 °a

WMGN/Madison, WI 29% WRRMICincinnati 27% W WNKICincinnati 26% Men 25 -34

WFMK/Lansing 26% W LRSILouisville 26% WTCBIColumbia, SC 22%

WLTFICleveland 24% WDLX/Greenville, NC 19%

KESZIPhoenix 23% WPNTIChicago 22%

Men 35 -44 KMXVIKansas City 22% WZEZ1Nashville 22% KKLDITucson 22% WJDX/Jackson, MS 19%



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Hail To The Returning Legends CBS Gold outlets WOGL /Philadelphia and WCBS-

FM /New York recently welcomed back market legends in separate on -air reunion weekends. While listeners seem to love 'em, these events come with some caveats.

"We started planning this about five months ahead of time, bought newspaper ads, and of course, talked it up on the air," notes WOGL PD Scott Walker. "One of the TV stations also did a feature about it.

"There weren't any no-shows. We had a lot of shift overlapping, which is exactly what we wanted. I had some of my WOGL guys come in to give the returning jocks someone to interact with. It worked out fine."

An abundance of classic audio could be heard throughout the weekend. Although WOGL's current jingle package was used, Walker interspersed vintage air - checks of the legends to remind listeners how the jocks sounded "back then."

Something like this lifts your station

to a new credibility level ..

I was absolutely overwhelmed at

what we did.

Each personality was given a particular year's countdown as a guideline. ''It forced them to play some music," jokes Walker. "Oth-

Harry Harrison "Cousin" Brucie Morrow

Ron Lundy Dan Ingram

Gotham Get -Together Last month's WCBS- FMINew York "Rock 'N' Roll Radio Greats Re-

union Weekend" was the fourth such gathering staged by the oldies outlet, following similar weekends in 1984, '89, and '91.

This year's event - which featured tributes to Alan Freed, Murray The K, and Rick Sklar - will be immortalized, taking a permanent place in the Museum of TV & Radio's archives.

Four participating "greats" included current WCBS -FM personalities Harry Harrison, Ron Lundy, "Cousin" Brucie Morrow, and Dan Ingram.

In addition to the 'CBS -FM quartet, others pulling airshifts for the nostalgia -filled weekend included Joe O'Brien, Jack Spector, Chuck Leonard, Hal Jackson, Charlie Greer, Frank Stickle, Ed Baer, Dean An- thony, Herb Oscar Anderson, Ted Brown, Jocko Henderson, and Alan Fredericks.

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erwise these things can get pretty crazy. Some guys were a bit rusty, but most were still sharp."

One More Try One Philly reunion legend who

hasn't been on radio in quite some time scored rave reviews. "[TV's 'Sports Machine' host] George Michael was incredible - he's the best," remarks Walker. "He would be No. 1 in this town if he'd ever return."

Dr. Don Rose, who has been away from radio wars the past five years, also did an on -air stint. "He sounded great. It was like he hadn't lost a beat. John 'Records' Landecker [currently an agent] also sounded terrific. I grew up listening to him on WLS /Chicago and was very impressed with what he did."

Walker warns that reunion weekends may not work in every market. "Some great talent came out of this town, but some markets with Gold stations have no connection with the past because there was no great on -air talent or heritage [contemporary] station.

"There was a tremendous emotional bond between [former Phila- delphia contemporary outlets] WFIL and WIBG and their listeners. These reunions take people back and enable them to relive their youth. People would be blown away if they could see the letters we received."

These reunions take people back and enable them

to relive their youth.

Most of those appearing at WOGL's reunion hadn't seen each other in years. "WFIL had a reunion about eight years ago, but not all the announcers came. At that time, 'FIL was dying and the event didn't have much impact."

Superstar Treatment For those considering staging

such an event, Walker advises, "If the market has a great contemporary music history, do it - but do it right."

Walker estimates 'OGL laid out $20,000 for the homecoming. "I wanted to get everybody who was anybody, rather than four or five guys. We flew in 18 people, put them up at a nice hotel, took them to the Phillies game Friday night, and had a press party. It was a perfect weekend.

"If you treat the talent like stars, they'll make it pay off on the air. Something like this lifts your station to a new credibility level. When it was all over, I was absolutely overwhelmed at what we did."

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WOGL's Radio Greats Lineup WOGLIPhiladelphia recently reunited some WFIL

"Boss Jocks" and WIBG "Good Guys" to form a "Radio Greats Reunion."

The head -to -head battles between the two legendary contemporary stations have long since faded into history. WIBG ( "Wibbage ") is now Religious WZZD and WFIL is

B /EZ WEAZ (AM). Here's the schedule of talent WOGL PD Scott Walker

lined up for the special weekend:

Friday

3 -6pm George Michael 6 -9pm "Banana Joe" Montione 9pm- Midnight Frank X. Feller

Saturday

8 -10am Jim Nettleton 10am -Noon Dr. Don Rose Noon -2pm Dan Donovan 2 -3pm Brother Love 3 -5pm Joe Niagra, Dean Tyler, Jerry Blavat 5 -6pm Hy Lit and Georgie Woods 6 -7pm Joe Grady and Ed Hurst

Sunday

loam -Noon Don Cannon and Ken Matz Noon -2pm Jay Cook 2-4pm Dave Parks 4 -5pm John "Records" Landecker 5 -7pm JJ Jeffrey

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40. R &R July 9,1993 NEWS /TALK

RANDALL BLOOMQUIST

WOR - ̀Women -Oriented Radio' Faced with an aging audience and a surging competi-

tor in crosstown WABC, venerable Talker WOR /New York has decided to play to its strength - women.

In recent months the Buckley Broadcasting station has under- taken a quiet programming and marketing effort designed to build on its already significant female audience, and convince advertisers that if they're looking for women, WOR is the place to be. As part of that campaign the station has adopted the off -air sales slogan: "WOR: Women -Oriented Radio."

In an April "mission statement" issued to the WOR staff, GM Bob Bruno detailed management's logic and goals in refocusing the station: "The power of the woman as a consumer is mind- boggling.

The power of the woman as a

consumer is mind- boggling ... [t]his is

a demo that advertisers fight to

reach everyday. -WOR mission

statement

From generic products such as groceries to the family car, to strictly feminine -related products, [t]his is a demo that advertisers fight to reach every day. As a clearly defined, highly targeted format aimed at the issues, interests, and lifestyles of today's woman, we will position WOR as a primary `must buy' vehicle for clients and agencies alike.

This is not a format change. What we're really talking about

is an attitude. -Ed Walsh

"Beginning today, our intention is to emerge as New York's only radio station with a full commit- ment to serving women - but not to the exclusion of men."

Logical Move According to Bruno and PD Ed

Walsh, the move seems even more logical since no AM station in New York is aggressively courting the female audience. In fact, they con- tend, the opposite is true.

"WABC has finally achieved a foothold," says Walsh. "They've beaten us three out of the past four books in 12 +. But WABC plays to men with Rush Limbaugh, Bob Grant, the Yankees, and the [NHL's] Devils." Similarly, he points out, all- Sports WFAN and all- Newsers WCBS -AM and WINS skew male.

WOR, which has always done well with older women, is launching its quest from a solid base. In the winter Arbitron report for example, the station ran away with the women 35+ race, capturing a mid -8 share. In the most recent trend, the station was No. 1 with women 18+ in morning drive and No. 2 in that demo overall, behind AC WLTW.

Acknowledging that those numbers reflect the station's appeal to older women, Walsh says the specific programming goal of the new campaign is to lure more women 35- 54, "without alienating the older core."

New Attitude To achieve that objective, the

station has implemented a number of "minor" and "subtle" programming changes, according to Walsh. "This is not a format change," he says. "What we're really talking about is an attitude."

The most significant on -air shift was the recasting of the gam hour of the "Rambling with Gambling" morning show as "After Nine." During that period, the station drops the usual morning service elements and focuses on topics of particular interest to women. In recent weeks the program covered such issues as adoption, the importance of physical appearance, and how women feel when men make lewd remarks in public.

The rest of the station's lineup - Joan Hamburg in midmorning, money talkers Ken and Daria Dolan in the afternoon, and issue - oriented conservative Gene Burns during PM drive - is already sufficiently attuned to women so no staff changes were necessary. The same is true, Walsh says, of the nighttime lineup, which features financial advice from Sonny Block and a medical show with Barry Gray and Dr. Joy Browne.

Female Perspective Asked whether Burns, who is

syndicated by the WOR Network,

m That doesn't mean we're going to do nuts and sluts - we do

relationship type stories. -Ed Walsh

truly fits the new "women - oriented" theme, Walsh argues that Bums is certainly more ap- pealing to females than his WABC rival, the curmudgeonly Bob Grant.

Recognizing that daytime TV is a rival for the female audience, Walsh told producers for the Gambling and Hamburg shows to do more "Sally [Jessy Raphael] and Oprah [Winfrey]" type shows. But he's quick to add: "That doesn't mean we're going to do nuts and sluts -we do relationship- type stories."

To insure the station's programming is sympathetic to the female perspective on the issues of the day, Walsh requires that every show not hosted by a woman must have a female co-host or producer. He has also dictated that at least 50% of the callers heard on the air must be women.

"If I hear more than three male callers in a row, I'm going to be un-

We will narrow our focus to

women, and WOR will at last have an instantly relatable

marketing position. -WOR mission

statement

happy," says Walsh. "In a smaller market or a smaller station where hosts are begging for calls, that might be a problem. But not for us."

The station has even fine -tuned its sports coverage by injecting human interest angles that it believes appeal to women. "Instead of just re-

m porting that [Mets pitcher] Anthony Young has lost a record number of games," Walsh explains, "we say, `What about this poor guy? How does [Mets manager] Dallas Green maintain this young pitcher's sense of self- worth ?' "

Walsh dismisses skeptics' sugges- tions that all this tinkering will cost WOR its male audience. The station, he says, isn't changing that much. "We have plenty of men and we're not going to scare them away," he says. "We're not going to become K -PMS."

Unique Vehicle Walsh says the impact of the pro-

graniming changes has yet to appear in the ratings - and, frankly, he's not expecting the modifications to have a huge effect on the station's audience composition anytime soon.

A far more important component of the campaign at this point, he feels, is WOR's efforts to promote itself to advertisers as a unique vehicle for reaching women. Accord- ing to Walsh and Bruno, WOR's appeal to women finally gives the station a unique hook, although at this point it's too early to know if it will pay off. "We're really in the first stages of the program," says Bruno. "There's nothing measurable yet. We need to be patient."

But hopes are high at WOR. "We have wrestled with the right `sell line' to the marketplace for years, when it appears that our marketing handle was right under our nose all the time," Bruno said in the statement. "We will narrow our focus to women, and WOR will at last have an instantly relatable marketing position:

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Deep Thoughts: Playing The Second Track Is the format artist- driven or song -driven? How does a

station decide whether to add a second track from an album? I quizzed a few PDs on what factors they consider before going deeper into an album.

WDRE /Long Island - Philadelphia

OM /PD Tom Calderone "We look at an album on a song -

by -song basis," explains Tom Cal - derone. "It's encouraging when you listen to a record and hear more than one track to play, because you feel it's going to be a new and developing artist you can own.

"That's not to say we won't play a record with one killer track when the rest isn't that good. If it repre- sents the station well and sounds good, we'll play it. It might be a band that has a particular sound the station needs at the time. We base it on whether it's a good song."

Calderone says he considers record sales, concert ticket sales, and MTV when deciding whether to play a second single. "Why go on another track if there's not a demand for the concert tickets and the record sales aren't good? It's great to see labels leaning on press and marketing bands now as op- posed to relying totally on radio airplay. Now the listeners can see the bands in the consumer press. If that doesn't help generate ticket sales, you have to wonder about the band.

"For example, Dada generated tremendous sales in Philadelphia, Connecticut, and Westchester County. Based on strength of sales,

The key to the format is breaking

new music and carrying the torch

for bands. But playing a second

track comes down to whether it's a

good song. -Tom Calderone

m we felt we should definitely go on a second track. Also, they were on the Sting tour and, most important- ly, the second track, `Dim,' was a good song.

"With Sugar, it was important for us to play another track because of the AOR airplay on 'Help- less' at [crosstown] WBAB and WNEW, and also because [Sugar frontman] Bob Mould is one of the few artists people align with the format. On that basis alone we could jump on a second track.

"We're artist - driven; the key to the format is breaking new music and carrying the torch for bands. But playing a second track comes down to whether it's a good song. That's the bottom line. It's 50-50 as far as dealing with more than one

ROcKFILE Artist: Deep Forest

Track: "Sweet Lullaby "; LP: "Deep Forest" Label: Epic

Essentials: Deep Forest orig- inated when French keyboardist r` Michel Sanchez recorded "Sweet Lullaby" and played it for his musician neighbor Eric Mouquet in keting meetings at Sony in France. Northern France. Sanchez wanted Manager POV: "After record - to unite the propulsive dance music ing 'Sweet Lullaby,' Eric and Michel of modern Europe with the voices contacted French producer Gui - of the Pygmies of the Central lain Joncheray, who was instru- African rain forest. They bought mental in putting the whole thing the rights to samples from UNES- together," notes Christian Dal - CO field recordings of Pygmy mu- bavie. "They came with one song, sic. (Part of the royalties are being and Guilain introduced them to Dan donated to the Los Angeles -based in Brussels, and the four of them Pygmy Fund.) Telex founding put the album concept together." member Dan Lacksman produced Label POV: Epic Dir. /Alterna- the disc at his Synsound Studio in tive Promo Stu Bergen notes, Brussels. Originally called Oa " 'Sweet Lullaby' is a big green Q- (ozone compound), the group was tip for New Rock listeners across persuaded to rename itself for the America. It's reacted both on the track "Deep Forest" following mar- phones and in the cash register."

RockFile highlights breaking artists charting for the first time.

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song from an artist. It's a difficult decision, and most times it comes down to your gut."

KEDG (The Edge)/ Las Vegas

PD Jay Taylor "The decision to play a second

song from an artist is based on the strength of the first song," notes Jay Taylor. "If it explodes, of course we'll have an open mind about playing another track. If it's somebody brand new, it depends on the product.

"I listen to every track on the CD, because the record companies don't program the station. We may go to another track before the record company wants us to. If it's viable, we'll play it, but not unless we feel our audience has interest in a second track. If the band had a strong first song and the rest of the album stinks, we're not going to play it just for the sake of going to a second track.

"We have a feature called 'Peo- ple's Choice.' They [listeners] make the determination at times. Programmers don't find all the hits. We're serving the audience, and that's the most important thing."

Taylor doesn't mind playing just the hit off a record, because "there are a lot of bands in the format

We look at the excitement level, sales, requests,

research, the national picture, and whether the song is passive

or active. -Jay Taylor

BEING SIMPLE- The Judybats visited KACV /Amarillo, TX prior to playing their sold -out show; (l -r) the band's Johnny Sughruz, Paul Noe, and Ed Winters, KACV PD Jamey Karr, and band members Dave Jenkins and Jeff Heiskell.

bly be a factor. When looking at baby bands you have to be cau- tious."

CIMX (89X)/ Windsor- Detroit

PD Michelle Denomme Michelle Denomme says she

considers market crossover when deciding on a second track. "We feel possessive of bands such as the Butthole Surfers and Stone Temple Pilots. When other stations start playing them, it's to our benefit if we look further into their albums, because it gives us a hipness factor.

"It's terrible to say, but when the record sells well and does the MTV route and other stations in the market are playing it, we can be a little bit more confident about finding a second song to play. We need to be convinced the project is still alive. There has to be some positive energy and support.

"If a tour is happening and it's already come through town, we look to see if it's increased record sales or if more people are request- ing the band. This is what makes us want to look at a second track. Then it needs to be a good song. De- spite the success of the first track, a follow -up isn't automatic. [The decision] doesn't have much to do with the artist - the song has to stand on its own."

Ideally, says Denomme, the goal is to play more than one song by an

m We feel possessive of certain bands . .

When other stations start playing them, it's to our benefit if we look further into

their albums, because it gives us

a hipness factor. - Michelle Denomme

m artist. "It helps build careers and the station, because you're known for your core bands more than anything. You always hope to come across the next core artist for your station. It's difficult to do that with baby bands - it's their first record, first single, and first tour. You expend a lot of energy with the first single - presenting the show, giveaways, and in -stores to create a buzz. With many new bands, you can max out after one song."

She notes, "Record companies are guilty for remixing a single so it sounds good for radio, but then the rest of the album is flat. In many cases, there's only one song that sounds like a single."

m It's Outta The Bag and On The Air right now. There's nothing wrong with [playing only the hit], because you live for the time and the song. That's why people buy a record. Of course, we want to see what else is on the album, but we base the decision on the individual tune.

"If the song is real strong, we'll play it a little longer and then maybe expose a second track, but I don't want to get rid of that first track too quickly. We might have them both rotating, but the strongest track will be the main thrust.

"We look at the excitement level, sales, requests, research, the national picture, and whether the song is passive or active. For example, Ween got a lot of phone calls, but it didn't mean we were going to play a second track.

"We played the second track from Belly and it didn't do as well as the first one. The first song was very big. I knew this would proba-

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CYNDEE MAXWELL

TRICKS OF THE TRADE

Marketing Vs. Promotions As market shares decline - and the proverbial "piece

of the pie" diminishes - managers must use marketing to provide exposure for their stations.

It's important to note there are significant differences between marketing and promotions. As Houston -based Radio Marketing Specialists President Ben McGif- fert explains, "Promotions help associate your station with fun events that fit listeners' lifestyles. But they don't tell non -listeners why they should choose your station over others. [Consequently,] promotions serve a bigger purpose for heritage stations. Smaller stations don't get the same effect: They must market a lot harder than heritage stations. In its greatest moments, marketing brings you masses of new customers. In its good moments, it holds on to your present customers. In its worst moments, it fails to do either."

WK S /Atlanta Marketing Direc- tor Mark Cooper -a 25-year radio industry veteran - further explains the difference: "Promotions is doing giveaways. Marketing is the natural extension of promotions, positioning the station from a promotional standpoint. Marketing looks at where the station should be on the street and how the station should be perceived in listeners' minds.

"While promotion directors are responsible for going to remotes, posting banners at events, doing the giveaways, etc., marketing directors provide the next step. They go on sales calls and look at the overall picture of putting a client

Ben McGiffert

on the air - not only to sell time, but also to market their product for the stations' promotional use. They also look for ways to make the most of [ other media]."

Public Invitation McGiffert - who works with sta-

tions in Chicago and Detroit, and with local businesses - believes marketing is the best way to get the public to sample your station. "You can give the audience reasons to listen and explain what your station is about. Whatever method you use - phones, billboards, TV, or direct mail - you can reach out and say, 'Here's why station A is better than station B.' In promotions, the event is bigger than the station. In marketing, the station is the event.

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FAMOUS FIRSTS BILL PRESSLY, PD, KKYK /LITTLE ARKANSAS WHAT WAS THE FIRST RECORD YOU BOUGHT? BILL: Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road." WHO WAS THE FIRST PD TO TAKE YOUR CALL? BILL: Joel Folge,, KEGL/Dallas.

WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST PAID RADIO JOB? BILL: KWPL, McKinney/TX. It was an AC station and I was the board op during Christian programming. Responsibilities included killing rats as they dropped from the ceiling. Can you say "shithoie "? WHAT WAS THE FIRST CONCERT YOU ATTENDED? BILL: Texas Jam, 1979.

WHAT WAS YOUR FIRST SEXUAL EXPERIENCE? BILL: With or without a partner?

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You can promote and market at the same time. But if you promote without marketing, you're not getting the job done.

"Most stations spend countless hours and dollars programming their stations, but spend the minimum in marketing. They usually do little more than look at a commercial demo reel, ask what's working for similar stations in other markets, then do the same thing.

"The sales staff regularly talks to potential clients, who give the same excuses for not buying radio: 'It costs too much,' 'Radio doesn't work for me,' 'We're No. 1 and

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Marketing is the best way to invite

the public to sample your station. You

can give the audience reasons

to listen and explain what your station

is about. -Ben McGiffert

don't need you,' or 'We tried it once, and it didn't work.' The same types of excuses are used by radio in marketing, but the medium at fault is different: 'TV costs too much,' 'Billboards don't work for our station,' or 'We're number one, so we don't need to market our- selves.' "

Although the medium you use depends on your objectives, McGif- fert prefers TV. "The choice of a radio station is an emotional one. Presidential candidates rely on TV rather than outdoor media because TV delivers an emotional message. It's nice to have your logo out everywhere. But if you're not the No. 1 station, you must make an emotional appeal to people."

On a related note, McGiffert adds, "Stations should use video to help show the advertiser that the station can deliver the audience. Advertisers love successful promo- fions. There's nothing better than taking a client to your best events. But don't use a promotion to prove something about the station that isn't true."

Different Brands McGiffert believes the fragmen-

tation of AOR makes the need for marketing even more pronounced. "This isn't 1969, when there was one Top 40, one Country, and one

Planning A Campaign Strategy

Radio Marketing Specialists President Ben McGif- fert suggests following these seven guidelines when designing a marketing campaign:

Enlist the GM, PD, and /or consultant to fine -tune the product to en- sure it sounds as good as possible.

Make sure everybody at the station is on the same page before starting a marketing campaign - especially if the promotions director thinks the station's image should be Led Zeppelin, the GM thinks it should be U2, and the consultant thinks it should be R.E.M.

Survey the target audience. Find out where they are and what turns them on.

Develop a campaign that stands out from the competition. Radio houses the most creative minds in the world. Yet these minds treat advertising as unimportant. If you're spending thousands on advertising, it should be memorable.

Be consistent with the message. When our clients say the three - week schedule they ran once didn't work, we explain, 'You didn't run the schedule long enough' or 'You must give it more time.' We should take our own advice when marketing the station.

Analyze, analyze, analyze. Find out how many points a TV campaign received, how many people see your billboards, if they like what they see, if they're tired of it, etc. Everyone at the station should continue to ask if the campaign's working.

Stop the campaign if it's not working. A bad campaign can destroy a station's image and lose its listeners. You usually can wait until you get your book, then analyze the results. But if you've made a serious mistake, listeners will let you know right away.

Middle -Of- The -Road. Today, it's brand marketing. When you're the third AOR station, you must use marketing to explain the differences between you and the others. Could you imagine Pepsi intro- ducing new Crystal Pepsi without marketing, thinking that people would just find it? It would fail immediately. Marketing is even more important in the age of duopolies and LMAs - it's harder for little stations and Z-Rock to compete against the huge group owners."

Cooper provides some tips for in- house, would -be marketers: "Look at your relationship with the sales staff: Is it adversarial? Do they run you in circles? Are you working for the salespeople instead of with them for the benefit of the station? Next, improve your position hi the eyes of the sales staff. Show off your expertise in the areas you know best. Demonstrate how the sales department can promote your talents to improve its client relationships. Get in a position where sales can trust and respect

PEG b PARENTEAU - Katey Sagal emceed the WBCN /Boston "Rum- ble" and chatted on the air with 'BCN's Mark Parenteau. Saga/ is currently working on her Virgin debut, due in February '94.

you, not just use you to put up banners at remotes. Develop the sales relationship, and toot your own horn."

Before jumping into unfamiliar territory, however, Cooper suggests you exercise caution. "If a rep knows about gross rating points, sit down with that person and find out what a gross rating point is, what to look for, what the terms are, etc. Don't be afraid to ask questions - that builds [trust-

Promotions is doing giveaways .. .

Marketing looks at where the station should be on the

street and how the station should be

perceived in listeners' minds.

-Mark Cooper

ing] relationships and self- confi- dence. People will believe that you feel good enough about yourself to admit you don't know it all."

Although marketing and promotion directors tend to get caught between sales and programming, Cooper says, "They're both out for the benefit of the station, even though they don't always agree. Be flexible and sensitive to both sides, but don't forget you work for the station. The key is to think about whether the listeners will benefit. If they do, the station and the client will, too."



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Interplex Inc. seeking news sidekick and morning personality. Must be bilingual /humorous /minimum three years' experience. T &R: 2501 N. Mesa #303, El Paso, TX 79902. 17/91 EOE

Orlando's top -rated AC station seeking great air talent. Beau- tiful city, aggressive company. T &R: WMGF, John Frost, 2500 Maitland Center Pkwy., Maitland, FL 32751 . 17/91 EOE

Texarkana's hot new Country seeks FT AT with good production skills. Personality, appearances, focus. T &R: KLLI, Rob Ryan, 4110 McKnight, Texarkana, TX 75501. 17/91 EOE

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Tampa Bay's good time great Oldies station U92 is looking for the nation's best production director /air talent. If you are a streetwise, self -promoter who can work in a total team environment, and have a winning track record, 3 -5 years' on -air with full production experience including multi -track recording ability, please respond to this ad today! We expect a pro who is committed to winning in every area. Award winning copywriting is also in the description along with a can -do attitude. If you fit the bill, we offer an incredible place to live, benefits and advancement opportunities with a fi-

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OVERNIGHT AIR PERSONALITY Austin, Texas, KHFI -FM, seeks en- tertaining overnight air talent for personality -based CHR. Must be able to relate to women 18 -34. Good show prep skills, motivation and two years' experience required. Send tape and resume to Roger Allen OM /PD, 811 Barton Springs Rd., Ste. 967, Austin, TX 78704. No phone calls please. KHFI is EOE /M -F.

Gal sidekick needed for morning show. Small market radio in Dumas, Texas, north of Amarillo! Prefer at least a year "on the air" experience! Morning show plus production. Contact Dick Hoff, KDDD, Dumas, Texas 790291 Call (806) 935 -4141!

MIDWEST New news /talk station seeks FT news talent. Two years' news experience sought. No calls. T &R: KAPE, Mike Ken- nedy, Box 558, Cape Girardeau, MO 63702. (7/91 EOE

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Central Missouri's hot new 50,000 wan Country FM is seeking evening personality. T &R: KCLQ, Larry Freeman, Radio Park, New Buffalo Rd., Lebanon, MO 65536. 17/9) EOE

My files are seeking to be updated. No immediate openings, but I need to know who is seeking. T &R: WLBC, Steve Lin- dell, 800 E. 29th St., Muncie, IN 47302. !7/91 EOE

WKKV Urban FM seeks experienced newsperson. T &R: Tony Fields, 2400 S. 102nd, Milwaukee, WI 53227. (7/91 EOE

AC PROGRAM DIRECTOR Heritage AC in top 25 market has an immediate opening for PD talent. Take us to the next level! You must have a strong record of success in very competitive situ- ations. You must be a strong leader with extensive experience in strategic programming, positioning, research, marketing, and promotion. You must be creative and open- minded. Be part of our top -notch management team in a large, stable, well- respected group. Rush resume and tape to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #946, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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KGOR, Omaha's only Gold seeks great morning show. Single or team. Coming from another format? No problem! Quality of life and low crime? No problem! Right tools? No problem. Good company (Henry Broadcasting). No problem! Not funny? Problem! T &R to: John Wagner, PD, KGOR, 5010 Underwood Avenue, Omaha, NE 61832. An equal opportunity employer.

News pro for solid medium market corn - bo. Must be able to do it all from bird - dogging to writing to presenting. Excel- lent facilities. Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #943, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOM- -` Production pro who can use tools of the trade, interact with others. Organized. Show us what you can do. Superb facilities. Medium combo. Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #944, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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Z -92 Omaha's rock and roll dominator is looking for a new morning show. We want to hear from you if you are: -A killer in adults 25 -54. -Aggressively street active. -Full of original ideas. -Topical and well rounded. -Not a fugitive from the law. This is an incredibly rare opening. The last guy was here for 13 years. Send your tape and resume today! Randy Chambers, 11128 John Galt Blvd., Omaha, NE 68137. EOE

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WEST Production director, exceptional administrative skills and eight -track experience. T &R: KHOP, Randy Rose, 3401 Dale Rd. #700, Modesto, CA 95356. 17/91 EOE

Afternoons at top AC in Las Vegas. Natural style, good voice, great production, computer skill. T &R: KRIV, Tom Chase, 1064 E. Sahara, Las Vegas, NV 89104. (7/91 EOE

KEXX /KNG Oldies, Stockton seeking promotion director /assistant production director. Team player. T &R: KWG, 6820 Pacific Ave., #2, Stockton, CA 95207. (7/91 I.OE

KGDP AM /FM Santa Maria, CA. Christian Radio, has sales positions available. Seeking motivated people. CALL: Sam Jackson at (8051 928 -7707. (7/91 EOE

News /talk seeks anchor /reporters /news directors for top operation. T &R: Bobby Magic & Assoc., 8300 Ro,,kbury, Sacra- mento, CA 95842. (7/9) EOE

KLMR seeks morning sizzle. T &R: Box 890, Lamar, CO 81052. (7/91 EOE

THE+I4 No matter what shift you're doing now...this could be the opportunity of your life.

The country's hottest New Rock station has a

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If you have the talent...mountains, water, good ratings and a great company await you in Seattle.

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Return..with Jimmy Ray ... Oldies for the 90's. JIM: (4151

328 -9520. (7/91

Seeking FT production position or PT /weekend /utility talent

and production in SF Bay area. 18 years' experience. Multi-

track digital. CALL: 1408) 395 -9432. 17/91

Bob Bateman available. Five years' AM drive with Philadel-

phia's EZ -101, WEAZ. Eight years in Chicago with WLS and

WFYR. BOB: 1215) 527 -2812. (7/91

WKEE night personality flying the coop in July, seeking FT /PT

within driving distance of Fayetteville, NC. CHRIS: 16141

377 -2716. (7/91

D.C. raised, Boston bred, San Francisco based. News /politics/

media junkie /reporter /announcer. A talker of six years. Emmy

recognized, RTMDA awarded. JON: (415) 775 -9556. (7/9)

Help, I'm working 14 hours a day in radio. Tampa music direc-

tor /production director seeks to program now! STEWART:

18131 784 -9196. 17/91

First pro on -air music gig sought. Enthusiastic as hell! Mold

and shape me to your desire. MICHELE: 17141 962 -0909.

(7/91

Young, up and coming morning team! Phones, bits, stunts,

cheap! 25+ dominators. CALLAHAN & CANDY: (219)

534 -3632. )7/9)

AOR/CR vet. Five years' experience FT AT, production, pro-

gramming, promotions and management. Currently P3 in

sales /APD /afternoon driver. BOB: 16011 324 -8373. 17/91

Small market PD /AM /PM drive team or solo AT's seek fun

station! Hot promotions /production. 10 years' winning radio!

JIM & DEB: (2191 534 -3632. 17/91

29 -year major market alumnus seeks south /southwest market opportunity as AT /PD management, to help you

shine. I'm Dick Power, let's talk! DICK: 15051 863 -4136.

17/91

Currently talented PT with Arb #1 in Jacksonville, FL. Seek-

ing FT same area. AC /AOR /CW /CHR /Oldies. JOHN: (904)

264 -9195. (7/91

Add fresh production to your station. Call me. Also experienc-

ed in PM drive and morning sidekick. BRIAN: (2161

774 -3208. (7/9)

Determined team player with 12 years' experience.

PD /MD /air talent seeking position with AC /Adult CHR. MIKE:

1314) 471 -0041. (7/91

Seeking quality PBP and sales too? Here's your answer.

CHUCK: 1408) 266 -0223 nowl Thera are no limits. 17/9)

POSITIONS SOUGHT

Major market morning producer with five years' experience seeking to hook up with quality talent. On -air experience. TONY: 171 31 977 -5325. 17/91

If you're serious about sports, I'm interested. Talented, ex-

citing PBP announcer with experience at every level. RANDY:

(91 51 942 -0589. 17/91

Experienced GM seeks turnaround opportunity for owner with good signal in medium or large market. BILL: 18131

844 -3823. (7/91

Seeking the right man? I have been an AT, worked sports, some news and management. WRITE: Pat Kistler, 1003 S.

9th, Apt. D, Lamar, CO 81052. (7/91

Nostalgia and big band pro. 35 years' experience. Money, not

a factor. Leave message. JACK: 12151 745 -3581. 17/91

Country, AC, Top 40, Oldies.. Let's play'em! PD, OM, MD . . .

Let's run it together! Two -track, four -track, digital ... Let's produce it! ROB: 13141 243 -4982. 17/91

I will work any format. Station went satellite so I went seek-

ing. J.J.: (8051 833- 6249.17/91

No beginner. No pricey personality. PT Country announcing, marketing experience. Seek FT announcing, programming gig, start -up assistant. JANET: 1502) 895 -5888. (7/91

Help -stop me before I aircheck again! Working Top 25 market. AM personality seeks growth, Does your show? Writes /quips /fast /funny. ROB: (8001 299 -3038. (7/91

Tampa Bay area. Experienced broadcaster in Country, easy listening, Oldies and talk radio formats. BOB: 1813) 738 -1160. (7/91

Ten -year pro with multiple personality condition. Retired,

didn't like real world. Oldies, CR, CHR, AC. Creative copy,

production, comedy. BOBBY: (5021 231 -3989. (7/91

Format change has left me unemployed. Family man, 17

years' experience, seeking eastern medium or major

AC /Oldies /Country. Good references. MARK: 13021

994 -3934. (7/91

Dynamic, exciting, creative British air personality seeking PT

or FT entry position in Wisconsin area. PHIL: 1608)

221 -1383. (7/91

Zany, brainy, experienced personality seeks future adven-

tures in Marconi's Box! AM /PM drive preferred. All formats.

AMY: (914) 939 -5579. 17/91

Nighttime flat? D.C.'s top CJ /AC jock can bring adult formats to

life. 2.0 -5.0 adults 25+ in one year. Amazing TSL. All markets considered. KEITH LOWE: (818) 566 -6588.

Morning team soon to be satellite victims seeking aggressive, stable station irregardless of market size. We're aggressive, if you are. Let's talk. CALL: (4121 462 -2621. 17/91

Dynamic, young female AT ready to spread wings! Any more smile my face would crack. KIM: (3131 777 -7473. 17/91

Air talent /programmer, great airwork /production. 17 years' experience. Hot AC /AC /Classic Rock /News talk. Long -term challenge, career move. JOHNATHAN: 14021 464 -8185. 17/91

Radio's a cutthroat business and I've got the scars to prove it!

Fifteen years' PD, MD, AT, promotions. Currently consulting. Seeks PD, mornings in AC, Oldies, Jazz. GARY: 12071

465 -9870. (7/91

P7 CHR /dance AT. Young, aggressive, hungry. Major phones, comedy, energy, production. Mornings. Nights. Former PD. ACE: (8161 364 -3066. (7/91

Working female seeks to flush Neil Diamond from system 1 Fast -I'll be a woman soon). Seeks full air, Alternative, AOR,

CR. STERLING: 14191 447 -4130. 17/9)

Programming or engineering position sought by 10 -year

broadcast pro. Experience at Live 105 in S.F. and Classical

KFAC in L.A. BRUCE: (415) 388 -8368. 17/91

21 -year broadcaster seeks programming in medium or major

market. Country only. Team leader ready to contribute. JAY:

14191 478 -4563. 17/91

PD /AT with both small and major market experience. All formats ok with me. JIM: 15131 258 -8251. 17/91

Alan Stang is back, and he can beat the pants off Rush! ALAN:

17131 729 -2538. (7/91

Small market PD /AT seeking to move up. Prefer AC, Gold or

Full Service. 12 years' experience. DAVE: 13161 227 -7825.

17/9)

Attention Denver /Boulder County stations! Seven -year CHR

and promotions pro, relocating to area in November. PT/

FT /fill. RICK: (218) 525 -5481. (7/91

Complacent, liner reader, boring phones. If you seek this,

don't call. Seven years' experience on -air, great production,

promotions, AC /AOR /CR /Country. DEREK: 1616) 327 -8885. (7/91

Network anchor /talk host seeks morning drive host, anchor

and /or sidekick slot. FRANK: 18131 398 -6087. 17/91

Two -time music director of the year (small market Country)

seeks APD /MD with air shift at medium /large market Country

station. JASON: 1717) 423 -8200. 17/91

POSITIONS SOUGHT - ---ttt>-tti» r ALAN KABEL

I want to thank all the folks responsible

for my nomination to the Billboard

I radio awards. Being in our business is

Ialready so rewarding and fantastic I I

couldn't image it getting any better. It

I has. I feel honored and incredibly for-

tunate. I wanted you all to know that.

708 -663 -0306 - N - - - - I'm desperate! 15 -year pro seeks gig! Great voice, excellent copywriting /production. Prefer midwest, not prerequisite. MARK: (9191 370 -9360. 17/91

Successful morning team, currently top sixty market, seeking advancement. TOM: (4021 339 -4316. 17/91

Young, energetic, non -puking hot production AT seeks

small /medium AC or CHR. TODD: (3051 742 -9418. 17/91

High- energy excitement! Hot Oldies /CHR personality. Phones. Programming background. Seeking competitive situation. DON: 18151 942 -4918. 17/9)

PD /AT, 22 years at WKBW, WMZQ, WGR, KGW, WOKY. Programming, music, research, on -air. Ready now. CHUCK:

(7161 392 -5806. 17/9)

Dennis Erectus proven ratings night personality at KOME now available for AOR with outrageous act. DENNIS: 14081 377-3344. (7/21

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BRIAN McKNIGHT One Last Cry (Mercury)

53% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 22, Light 34, Total Adds 7: WYXR, K0102, WMTX, KSFI, WCRZ, KMGL, KIOX. Moves 28 -27 on the AC chart.

DONALD FAGEN "Tomorrow's Girls" (Reprise) 47/3 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 22/0, Light 19/3. Total Adds 3, WLTT, KHMX, WMXZ. Heavy: WDLX, WAHR, WMGN, KALB, WNMB, K -9. Medium: WRQX, WOBM, WCSO, WMGS, KKMY, WMAG, WIVY, WMXB, WRMF, WROE, KGBX, KISC, JOY99, KTWN, KVIC, WHMS, KILT, WQLH, WLDR, K99, KMGQ, KEYW. Moves 30-28 on the AC chart. WYNONNA "Tell Me Why" (Curb /MCA) 40/4 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 20/0, Light 19/4, Total Adds 4, WCSO, WDLX, KGBX, KTWN. Heavy: WMXB. Medium: WBTFM, KMXV, KESZ. B100, WMJQ, WTCB, WAHR, WMXL, WROE, WMGN, WLQR, KXYQ, JOY99, KKLD, KALB, KVIC, KZLT, WLDR, K99, KEYW. Light including WLIF, WMXZ, WUSA, WWNK, KKMY. Debuts at number 30 on the AC chart. CYNDI LAUPER "Who Let In The Rain" (Epic) 36/8 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6 /0, Light 30/8, Total Adds 8, WJLK, WHYNFM, WTCB, WMMX, WFMK, WMTFM, KMGQ, KEYW. Medium: KKCW, WDLX, WAHR, KXYO, KRNO, KTWN. Light including WMXZ, KESZ, KKMY, KMXR, WIVY, WMXB, KTYL, WROE, WLQR, WWWM, KJSN, KISC, KRLB, WNMB, KVIC, WHMS.

JIMMY BUFFETT "Another Saturday Night" (MCA) 34/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/0, Light 17/5, Total Adds 5, WHYNFM, KKMY, WFMK, WLQR, KRLB. Heavy: WLIF, WWNK. Medium: 2WD, WARM98, WKYE, WORM. WCSO. WDLX, WAHR, WMXB, WRMF, WMGN, KTWN, WMTFM, KZLT, WQLR, KEYW. Light including WMXZ, WJLK, KMXR, WMAG, WROE, WMMX, WNMB, KVIC.

BILLY OCEAN "Everything's So Different Without You" (Jive) 34/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 23/1, Total Adds 1, K -9. Heavy. WRVR. Medium: WOBM, KKMJ, KKMY, WAHR, WLQR, KRLB, WNMB, WMTFM, WHMS, KZLT. Light including WBMX, KHMX, KQ102, WOAL, WENS, KLSY, WKYE, WHYNFM, WMGS. WTCB, WMXB, WROE, WMMX, WCRZ, WFMK, KJSN, KISC, KTWN.

DAVE KOZ "You Make Me Smile" (Capitol) 33/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9/1, Light 24/3, Total Adds 4, WLIF, KVIL, WTCB, KRNO. Medium including WOBM, WCSO, WAHR, WMXB, WROE, WLQR, KVIC, KZLT. Light including WARM98, WMJQ, WARM, KKMY, 1yLMX, WRVR, WMMX, WMGN, WWWM. KJSN, KISC, KRLB, WNMB, KTWN, WMTFM, WHMS, WOW, WLDR, K99, K -9, KMGQ. ROSANNE CASH "The Wheel" (Columbia) 31/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/1, Light 17/2, Total Adds 3, WLIF, KESZ, JOY99. Heavy: WTFM. Medium including WCSO, WDLX, WAHR, WMXB, WROE, WLQR, WNMB, KTWN, KVIC, WHMS, K -9, KMGQ. Light including WM", WHYNFM, KKMY, WLMX, WTCB, WIVY, WMMX, KRLV, KALB, WMTFM, KZLT, WQLH, WLDR, K99, KEYW.

MICHAEL W. SMITH "Picture Perfect" (Reunion /RCA) 30/8 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 24/8, Total Adds 8, WMXZ, WARM98, WCSO, WDLX, WTFM, WOW, WLDR, KYMG. Heavy: KEYW. Medium: WROE, WLQR, KTWN, WOLF', K99. Light including WBTFM, WMTX, WWNK, KKMY, WIVY, WMXB, KTYL. WMMX. KGBX, KISC, KRLB. WNMB, KVIC, WHMS, KZLT, K -9.

MICHAEL JACKSON "Will You Be There" (MJJ/Epic) 27/21 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/3, Light 23/18, Total Adds 21, WWNK, KLSY, WKLI, WLEV, WMJQ, WMGS, WAHR, WMXB, WROE, WLOR, KXYO, KRLB, WNMB, KTWN, KVIC, WHMS, KZLT, WOLR, KYMG, K -9, KEYW. Medium including WDLX. Light including WPNT, KEZR, FM100, WMMX, K99.

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Q AARON NEVILLE 103/2 94 5 4 Q PETER CETERA' 100/2 89 8 3 Q TINA TURNER 92/1 66 20 6 Q STING 98/4 54 35 9 o WHITNEY HOUSTON 105/1 34 54 17 7 ROD STEWART 78/0 50 23 5 8 DAVID CROSBY & PHIL COLLINS 78/0 43 30 5

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS 78/0 34 36 8 10 CHRIS ISAAK 69/0 31 29 9 m JON SECADA 81/4 13 46 22 12 EXPOSE 62/0 29 27 6 ® CELINE DION & CLIVE GRIFFIN 82/10 9 41 32 C) LAUREN CHRISTY 65/0 16 38 11

LISA FISCHER 71/4 14 35 22 16 CATHY DENNIS 58/0 23 26 9 m TAYLOR DAYNE 59/4 11 33 15 18 RESTLESS HEART f /WARREN HILL 41/0 11 23 7 iD JOSHUA KADISON 58/3 13 22 23

MARC COHN 53/0 9 32 12 21 REGINA BELLE 42/0 12 20 10

® LUTHER VANDROSS 52/0 3 34 15 JAMES INGRAM 57/2 3 29 25

ID STEVE MILLER BAND 56/2 5 30 21 25 VANESSA WILLIAMS & BRIAN McKNIGHT 35/0 12 19 4 m NATALIE COLE 57/3 3 23 31 ® BRIAN McKNIGHT 58/7 2 22 34 m DONALD FAGEN 47/3 6 22 19 29 JANET JACKSON 40/0 11 16 13

WYNONNA 40/4 1 20 19

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MICHAEL JACKSON (21) 01011 6 GRIFFIN (10)

CYNDI LAUPER (S) DARDEN SMITH (0)

MICHAEL W. SMITH (5) BRIAN MsKNIGHT (7)

JIMMY BUFFETT (5) TAYLOR DAYNE (4) USA FISCHER (4)

DAVE KOZ (4) KENNY LOGGINS (4)

JON SECADA (4) STING (4)

WYNONNA (4)

HOTTEST KENNY G (81)

AARON NEVILLE (77) PETER CETERA (70) TINA TURNER (52)

ROD STEWART (38) STING (35)

CROSBY & COLLINS (30) EXPOSE (18)

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (16) WHITNEY HOUSTON (12)

CHRIS ISAAK (12)

WENDY MOTEN "So Close To Love" (EMI /ERG) 25/3 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 21 /3, Total Adds 3, WLTT, KJSN, KISC. Medium: WOBM, KMXR, WDLX, WAHR. Light including WLIF, WBMX, KSFI, WLMX, WRVR, WROE, WLQR, WWWM, KRLB, WNMB, KTWN, KVIC, WMTFM, WHMS, KILT, WLDR, K99, KEYW.

UB40 "Can't Help Falling In Love" (Virgin) 19/2 Rotations. Heavy 5/0. Medium 5/0, Light 9/2, Total Adds 2, KHMX, KALB. Heavy: WMJQ, WRMF, KVIC, K99, KEYW. Medium: WMXZ, WOAL, WKOI, B100, WVAF. Light including WWNK, WKTt, WKYE, WMGS.,-KMXR, WLQR, WQLH.

AIR SUPPLY "Goodbye" (Giant/Reprise) 18/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 3 /0, Light 12/1, Total Adds 1, WOLH. Heavy: WMTX, WLMX, WLQR. Medium: WENS, KKCW, KRLV. Light including K0102, KLSY, KKMJ, KKMY, WRVR, WMMX, KRLB, KTWN, KVIC, WMTFM, K99.

A -HA "Dark Is The Night" (WB) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0, Light 16/3, Total Adds 3, WMXZ, WROE, WNMB. Heavy: KRLB. Light including WMJQ, WCSO, KKMY, WIVY, WMMX, WLQR, KTWN, KVIC, WHMS, KILT, K99, K -9, KEYW.

MICHAEL DAMIAN "Reach Out To Me" ( Scotti Bros.) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4 /0, Light 13/1, Total Adds 1, WAHR. Medium: KLSY, WMAG, KXYQ, KEYW. Light including WMTX, KKMY, WMXB, WROE, WLQR, KKLD, KALB, KTWN, KVIC, WHMS, KILT. K99.

DARDEN SMITH "Loving Arms" (Chaos) 16/8 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 16/8, Total Adds 8, KESZ, WCSO, WLQR, KVIC, WMTFM, WHMS, WLDR, K -9. Light including WPNT, KMXV, KKMY, KGBX, KTWN, KZLT, K99, KEYW.

SHAWN COLVIN "Climb On (A Back That's Strong)" (Columbia) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 15/2, Total Adds 2, WHYNFM, WAHR. Medium: WLQR. Light including KKMY, WIVY, WMXB, WROE, KRLB, WNMB, KTWN, KVIC, WHMS, KZLT, K99, K -9, KEYW.

DURAN DURAN "Come Undone" (Capitol) 16/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/0, Light 5/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WROX, WMTX, K99. Medium: WBTFM, WMXZ, B100, WMGS, WMAG, WRMF, KVIC, KEYW. Light: WALK, KMXV, WVAF, EAGLE, WMMX.

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KENNY LOGGINS "Sweet Reunion" (Columbia) 13/4 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 11/4, Total Adds 4. WLQR, KJSN, WMTFM, K99. Medium: KESZ, KXYQ. Light including WALK, WARM98, WWNK, KKCW, KSFI, KEZR, K -9.

MARIA McKEE "I'm Gonna Soothe You" (Geffen) 13/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 12/3, Total Adds 3, WROE, WLDR, K -9. Medium: KEYW. Light including KKMY, WMMX, WWWM, KRLB, KTWN, KVIC, WHMS, KZLT, K99.

DINA CARROLL "Special Kind Of Love" (A &M) 11/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 8/0, Total Adds 0 Medium: WMJQ, K99, KEYW. Light: WMXZ, WPNT, KKMY, WLOR, KRLB, WNMB, KTWN, KVIC.

JOHN WILLIAMS "Theme From Jurassic Park" (MCA) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 9/1, Total Adds 1, WAHR. Light including WROE, WMMX, WLQR, KRLB, WNMB, KVIC, KZLT, K99.

CLANNAD "I Will Find You" (Atlantic /AG) 8/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 8/3, Total Adds 3, WMMX, WHMS, KZLT. Light including WROE, WLOR, KALB, KTWN, K99

4 NON BLONDES "What's Up" (Interscope /AG) 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 2/1, Total Adds 1, WROE. Heavy: KEYW. Medium: WMXZ, KVIC, KZLT, K99. Light including KRLB.

CAROLE KING "Color Of Your Dream" (King's X/Rhythm Safari) 6/2 Rotations: Heavy Or Medium 1/0, Light 5/2, Total Adds 2, WROE, KZLT. Medium: WLQR. Light including KVIC.K99, KEYW.

ERIC CLAPTON "Running On Faith" (Reprise) 5/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0. Medium 1/1, Light 1/0, Total Adds 1, WWNK. Heavy: WMXV, WROX, EAGLE. Light: KXYO.

MARY -CHAPIN CARPENTER "The Hard Way" (Columbia) 5/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1 /0, Light 4/0, Total Adds O. Medium. WLQR. Light: WROE, WNMB, K -9, KEYW-

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beyond your high beams. As you drove, out

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WHITNEY HOUSTON

AARON NEVILLE KENNY G

PETER CETERA TINA TURNER

WCSOIPOrtland, ME TJ. Holland

A YL1M

MICHAEL W. SMITH WYNONNA

DARDEN 9IITH Hottest: ROD STEHART PETER CETERA CROSBY A COLLINS

KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE

WOHOISeIIANAry, MD Sandi Alexander


PETER CETERA EXPOSE NOD STEWART

STING

WHYN-FMISpdnglleid. MA

BIll Hess

STEVE MILLER BAND

LISA FISCHER JIMRY BIFFETT CYNDI LAUPER SHAWN WLYIN Hottest: PETER CETERA

KENNY G

AARON NEVTLLF TINA TURNER STING

WMGSIWIIkes Barre Norton/Phillips

MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: AARON NEVILLE PETER CETERA KENNY G

TINA TURNER

STING

WARM/Yak. PA Kelly West

NATALIE WIE Hottest: AARON NEVILLE lINA TURNER

KENNY G

PETER C:IERO

P1 W BT-FM/Cnarlotte Donovan/Marinar

DION A GRIFFIN Hottest: KENNY G

AANGN NEVILLE JANET JACKSON PETER CETERA STING

K VIL/Ds lias Bill Curtis

NATALIE COLE DAVE KOZ JOSHUA KADISON Hottest: PETER CETERA CHRIS ISAAK KENNY G

HOD STEWART

AARON NEVILLE

KHMXIHouston Deve Van Stone

!NOLD PAGES

sottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS GLORIA ESTEFAN RESTLESS HEART

JON SECADA

WITS/New Orleans Bob Mitchell

none Hottest: ROD STEHART REGINA BELLE .: HOSBY A COLLINS AARON NEVILLE PETER CETERA

WMXZJNw Orleans Steve Suter

MICHAEL N. SMITH A -HA DONALD FADEN Hottest: JANET JACKSON CROSBY A COLLINS AARON NEVILLE :INA TURNER

HOD STEWART

2WDINoriolk La HobbS how

none Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS TLORIA ES[EFAN EXPOSE

'dHITNEY HOUSTON ROD STEVART

K01021San Antonio $cott/Norrls

'',RUIN MCKNIGHT Hottest: PETER CETERA KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE STING +HITNEY HOUSTON

P7 KMJIIDenver Dave Ward

none Hottest: PETER CETERA KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE STING

KOSIIDenver Scott Taylor


PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE CROSBY A COLLINS NOD STEWART

KBIG/Lua Angeles Edward.IVerdery


PETER CETERA

AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER STING

KOSTILos Angeln Kaye/AmWCn

hottest: PETER CETERA WITNEY HOUSTON CATHY TENNIS KENNY G

NOD STEWART

KESZ/Phoenlx Mike Del Rosso

ROSANNE CASH DARDEN W1IN LISA FISCHER Hottest: AARON NEVILLE STING PETER CETERA KENNY G

TINA TURNER

KKCWIPOrtiand Bill Minckler

SLING Hottest: AARON NEVILLE KENNY G

PETER CETERA CHRIS ISAAK CATHY DENNIS

KOBVISacramento John/Garcia

JON SECADA

Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON JON SECADA

ROD STEWART

KENNY G

HUEY LEWIS A THE

KSFI/SaR Lake City MacNeil/Morris

BRIAN ICRNIGHT Hottest: CROSBY A COLLINS AARON NEVILLE STING KENNY G

DION A GRIFFIN

11100/Sen Diego Gee Knight


EXPOSE

AARON NEVILLE PETER CETERA TINA TURNER

KEZRISan Jose Bill Stedman

TAYLOR DAINE

nateesc:

KLSYISeattle Irwin/Brooks

MICHAEL JACKSON JOSHUA KADISN Hottest: KENNY G

PETER CETERA STING ROD STEWART

JON SECADA

P2 KSSKfMIFienalulu Richest Shiehido

TINA TURNER

AARON NEVILLE Hottest: EXPOSE

ROD STEWART

JANET JACKSON KENNY G

BRIAN MLRAIGHT

KMZOILas Vegas Cochran/Keith

OIW A GRIFFIN Hottest: PETER CETERA CROSBY & COLLINS KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE ROD STEWART

KRLVILas Vegas Chase/Berry

JAMES INGRAM LISA FISCHER Hottest: KENNY G

CATHY DENNIS AARON NEVILLE JOSHUA RADISCH WHITNEY HOUSTON

KJSWModesto, CA Gary Michaels

KENNY LOGGINS WENDY NOTEN

Hottest: KENNY G

PETER CETERA HOD STEWART

STING EXPOSE

KXYGIPartlend Jim Ryan

MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: EXPOSE

KENNY G

VANESSA WILLIAMS STING TINA TURNER

KRNOIRerro, NV Mitchell/Adamson

DAVE KOZ

Hottest: AARON NEVILLE ROD STEWART KENNY G

TINA TURNER STING

KISCISpokane, WA Rob Harder

WENDY ROTEN

Hottest: TINA TURNER PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE KENNY G

WHITNEY HOUSTON

JOYRNSLOekton Candy Stephens

KOSAHNE CASH DION A GRIFFIN Hottest: KENNY G

TINA TURNER

CROSBY S COLLINS AARON NEVILLE PETER CETERA

KKLDRucaon Rich/McDaniel

Hottest: ttest: AARON NEVILLE EXPOSE KENNY G

ROD STEHART CROSBY & WLLINS

P3 KYMGIAnehorage, AK John Roberts

MICHAEL JACKSON MICHAEL W. SMITH Hottest: PETER CETERA

KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER STING

KDXIBIIIIngs, MT

BNYLawrence

BRIAN MCKNIGHT Hottest: CROSBY & COLLINS ROD STEWART AARON NEVILLE KENNY I TINA TURNER

Keg /Greet Falls J.J. Hemmings/ay

MADONNA

DINO KENNT LUSGINS Hottest: [FINNY G

TINA TURNER UBNO

DURAN DURAN TAILOR DAYNE

KW/Redding, CA TeppoelRelax

BILLY OCEAN

MICHAEL JACKSON MARIA MCKEE

DARDEN SMITH Hottest: KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE HUEY LEWIS A THE STING TINA TURNER

KMGOISenle Barbara. CA

Caryl/Newcomer CYNDI LOUPER Hottest: KENNY G

LAUREN CHRISTO

STING AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER

KEYWITrECDea, WA SwrMOTraels

MICHAEL JACKSON CYNDI LAUPER Hottest: HUEY LEWIS A THE WNIA DADA

AAREN NEVILLE UBAO

TINA TURNER

WMTXRampa Dixon/Rico

BRIAN IKTGNIGHT Hottest: PETER CETERA KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE. AIR SUPPLE DURAN DURAN

WUSMTampa Johnny Wilhelm

none Hottest: RESTLESS HEART

AARON NEVILLE ROD STEWART

AÉNNY G

PETER CETERA

P2 WZNYIAuguea, GA John Petrick

JON SECADA

TAYLOR DAYNE Hottest: PETER CETERA KENNY G

CHRIS ISAAK TINA TURNER AARON NEVILLE

KKMJIAustin Burke/Burns

none Hottest: AARON NEVILLE KENNY I CATHY DENNIS PETER CETERA STING

KKMYIBeaunrunt, TX Rex Russell

DION 5 GRIFFIN JUNKY BUFFETT Hottest: PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE CHRIS ISAAK REGINA BELLE MARC COHN

WLMXIChahanapa Danny How.ed

noire Hottest: ROD STEHART CATHY DENNIS KENNY G

HUEY LDiIS A THE AARON NEVILLE

WTCBICelumbls Doug Spate

CONDO LAUPER

DAVE KOZ

Mottest: AARON NEVILLE KENNY G

PETER CETERA TINA TURNEN HUEY LEWIS A THE

KMXRICorpus Christi Jana Shaw

mote Hottest: KENNY G

PELER CETERA AARON NEVILLE CATHY DENNIS 'WHITNEY HOUSTON

WKTKIOaktesNlle, FL Allen/Jon

none Hottest: CATHY DENNIS CROSBY A COLLINS PETER CETERA KENNY G

TINA TURNER

EAGLE/Greensboro JeeksoMatcH.gh

PETER CETERA SPIN DOCIGN5 Hottest: ERIC CLAPTON GLORIA ESTFFAN EXPOSE

AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER

WMAOIWesnsboro Chuck hiellOwy

Hora Hottest: ROD STEWART KENNY G

JANET JACKSON PETER CETERA TINA TURNER

WDLXIGreenvllle, NC Jackson/Moreland

MICHAEL W. SMITH WYNCNNA

TAYLOR DATER Hottest: KENNY G

HUEY LEWIS S THE AARON NEVILLE JANET JACKSON STING

WAFWNuntevaie, AL Bonnie O'Brien

MICHAEL JACKSON SHAWN COLVIN MICHAEL DAMIAN

JOHN WILLIAMS Hottest: TATTOR DAYNE LISA FISCHER STING DONALD FADEN LAUREN CHRISTY

WJDX /Jackson, MS Dave Perkins

none Hottest: ROD SIÉWART

PETER CETERA CROSBY A COLLINS KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE

WIVYIJacksonNlle Matthews/West

none Hottest: ROD STEWART

TASMIN ARCHER CROSBY A WLLINS PETER CETERA KENNY G

WTFMIJOhnIoe City Mark McKinney

MICHAEL V. SMITH Hottest: ROSANNE CASH TINA TURNER AARON NEVILLE ROD STEHART RESTLESS HEART

WMXLJLexington, KY O'Brien/Graves

Hottest: CROSBY A COLLINS EXPOSE

AAREN NEVILLE ROD STEHART DION A GRIFFIN

WPESIMaoon, GA Jim Franklin

DION A GRIFFIN Mottest: KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER PETER CETERA CHRIS ISAAK

109 Current Reporters 83 Current Playllsts

Called In Frozen Playlist (11): FM100 /Memphis KMXV /Kansas City KTYL/Tyler WALK /Nassau WLHT /Grand Rapids WLTS /New Orleans W MGN /Madison WMXV /New York WRMF/West Palm Beach W R V R /Memphis W W W M/Toledo

FM1001Memphla ConleyMeMn

rime Hottest: CROSBY A COLLINS EXPOSE

JANET JACKSON

STING KENNY G

WRVRIMemphls KlrklenNManley

none Hottest: PETER CETERA CATHY DEWS KERRY G

JOSHUA KADISN STING

WMXBIRIChmond Brian White

MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE

KENNY G

CHRIS ISAAK TINA TURNER

KTYLRyier, TX Janie Baker

none Hottest: CROSBY A COLLINS ROD STEHART PETER CETERA KENNY G

TINA TURNER

WRMF/West Palm Buch

Morley /Franco none Hottest: STING UBAO

KENNY G

TASMIN ARCHER

AARON NEVILLE

P3 KRLBllubbock, TX Paul Ramon.

MICHAEL JACKSON URAS

JIMMY Besam Hottest: AARON NEVILLE DONALD FAGEN A -HA PETER CETERA TINA TURNES

WIMdBIMyrtle Beach Thompson/Adams

MICHAEL JACKSON A -HA Hottest: KENNY G

PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE STING HUEY LEWIS A THE

KTWNrteaarkana, TX Lee Benson

MYNONNA

SOUL ASYLUM

MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: KENNY G

PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER STING

KVICIVIctoria, TX Joe Friar

MICHAEL JACKSON DARDEN SKIM hottest: CHRIS ISAAK UBAO

TAYLOR DAMRE TINA TURNER WITNEY hOUSTto

Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (15): 2WO/Norfolk KKMJ /Austin KMJI /Denver KMXR /Corpus Christi KYKY /St. Louis WBLI/Nassau W IVY /Jacksonville W KTI /Milwaukee W KTK /Gainesville WKYE /Johnstown WLMX /Chattanooga WMAG/Greensboro W PNT /Chicago W OAL /Cleveland WROX/Washington

Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (2): KMGWICasper WLTE /Minneapolis



AC ADDS 8s HOTS July 9,199© RSR 51

CURRENT -BASED

P1 WPNTIChleago Murray/Spasm

none Hottest: PETER CETERA KENNY G

TINA TURNER AARON NEVILLE

WARM99lCinclnnatl Mlehsal Grayson

MICHAEL W. SMITH MICHAEL FRANKS Hottest: PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE KENNY G

ROD SlEWART HUEY LEWIS A THE

W WNKICIncinnati Manhew&Maxwall

ERIC CLAPTON LISA FISCHER MICHAEL JACKSON JANET JACKSON Hottest: HUEY LEWIS A THE CELINE DION EXPOSE

JON SECADA AARON NEVILLE

WLTFICIeveland PopoWeNKennedy

DION A GRIFFIN Hottest: PETER CETERA CROSBY & COLLINS EXPOSE KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE

WOM1CIevelend Ervin/Kowalski

none Hottest: ROD STEWART EXPOSE

WHITNEY HOUSTON

TINA TURNER GO WEST

WKOIDetrolt Steve Weed

JOSHUA KADISON Hottest: TINA TURNER

AARON NEVILLE PETER CETERA KENNY G

CROSBY A COLLINS

WENS/Indianapolis Knight/Eagan

DION N GRIFFIN STING Hottest: VANESSA WILLIAMS CROSBY A COLLINS ROD STEWART

PETER LEIERA KENNY G

KMXVIKansu City Tan Land

none Hottest: HUEY LEWIS & THE JOSHUA KADISON PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE GLORIA ESTEFAN

WKTIIMIIwaukee ClayDONHarriaon

none Hottest: JANET JACKSON

CROSBY A COLLINS GLORIA ESTEFAN HUEY LEWIS & THE MICHAEL JACKSON

KS95IMInneapolis DwIsIMcKewsr

none Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON EXPOSE HOD STEWART ELTON JOHN GLORIA ESTEFAN

KYKY /St. Louis Greg Hewitt

none Hottest: JON SECADA AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER EXPOSE

DURAN DURAN

132 WROEIAppleton, WI

J. Dads

4 NON BLONDES CAROLE KING MARIA NCKEE MICHAEL JACKSON A -HA Hottest: CHRIS ISAAK AARON NEVILLE MARC Caw KENNY G PETER LtIERA

WMMXIDayton James/Taylor

JON SECADA CYNDI LAUPER CLANNAD

Hottest: KENNY G

ROD STEWART

PETER CETERA TINA TURNER CROSBY A COLLINS

WCRZ/FIkrt, MI Patrick/McIntyre

BRIAN MCKNIGHT Hottest: PETER CETERA KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE STING TINA TURNER

WLHTIGrand Rapids DirksenlSirianni


AARON NEVILLE FEIER CETERA

CATHY DENNLS CROSBY A COLLINS

WFMKILansing Ray Marshall

STING CYNDI LAUPER DION A GRIFFIN JIMMY HUFFETT Hottest: KENNY G

ROD STEWART

CROSBY A COLLINS PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE

WMGNIMWison, WI Pat O'NeNI

none Hottest: PETER CETERA CHRIS ISAAK HUEY LEWIS & THE STING TINA TURNER

KMOLIOklehome City O'BrlenlBennsn

STING BRIAN H.,KNIGHT Hottest: KENNY G

PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE CROSBY A OOLLINS WHITNEY HOUSTON

KRIM/Springfield, MO Baker/Summers

WYNGNNA

Hottest: CHRIS ISAAK KENNY G TINA TURNER AARON NEVILLE STING

W LONToledo Kendall/Cooper

KENNY LOGGINS MICHAEL JACKSON DARDEN SMITH JIMMY BUFF'ETT Hottest: AARON NEVILLE PETER CETERA LAUREN CHRISTY KENNY G

STING

W W WMRoledo Ron Finn


CATHY DENNIS AARON NEVILLE ROD STEWART REGINA BELLE

P3 WMT- FM1Cedar Rapids,

IA

Randy Lee CYNDI LAUPER DARDEN SMITH KENNY LOGGINS Hottest: RESTLESS HEART ROD STEWART

KENNY G

CROSBY & COLLINS AARON NEVILLE

WHMSIChempaign, IL

Jay /Ewing

TAYLOR SAYNE MICHAEL JACKSON DARDEN SMITH CLANNAD

Hottest: KENNY G


KZLTIGrand Forks, ND HennanIMIchaels

MICHAEL JACKSON CAROLE KING CLANNAD

Hottest: PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER STING CHRIS ISAAK

WOLHIGreen Bay, WI Nelson/Taylor

MICHAEL W. SMITH AIR SUPPLY Hottest: KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE PETER CETERA TINA TURNER STING

WOLRIKalemazoo, MI Lsnphear/Wertz

MICHAEL JACKSON Hottest: LISA FISCHER AARON NEVILLE PETER CETERA STING JOSHUA MADISON

WLDRINW Michigan Angle Hands

DARDEN SMITH MICHAEL W. SMITH MARIA MCEE Hottest: KENNY G


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Reports /Adds

1 WYNONNA/Tell Me Why (Curb /MCA) 40/4 2 DARDEN SMITH /Loving Arms (Chaos) 16/8 3 DINA CARROLL /Special Kind Of Love (A &M) 11/0 4 CLANNAD /I Will Find You (Atlantic /AG) 8/3 5 4 NON BLONDES /What's Up (Interscope /AG) 7/1 6 SONIA DADA /You Don't Treat Me No Good (Chameleon /Elektra) 4/0

SOUL ASYLUM /Runaway Train (Columbia) 4/2 8 PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) (Chrysalis /ERG) 3/0

New artists have not yet had an AC Breaker.

JAMES INGRAM "SOMEONE

LIKE YOJ" AC CHART: 23

NOW ON 57 UC REPORTERS -52%

INCLUDING: WLIF KQ102 KESZ KSFI WBMX WARM98 KKCW WJLK WLTS WWNK KGB" KRLV WMXZ KOST ...ANC MANY MORE!

iìl. r._,!rLi J HOTTEST TIM FINN (3)

JIMMY BUFFETT (2) DINA CARROLL (2)

4 NON BLONDES (2) GLENN FREY (2)

MICHAEL JACKSON (2) CYNDI LAUPER (2)

KENNY LOGGINS (2) MARIA McKEE (2)

(2) SURVIVOR (2)

TINA TURNER (14) AARON NEVILLE

(

13

) KENNY G (9) STING (8)

PETER CETERA (7) HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS (7)

LAUREN CHRISTY

(

4

) MART CORN 3 WHITNEY HOUSTON (3)

ROD STEWART ( ) 3 ( )

WSUUMonticello, NY Mulharin/Wflson

MICHAEL JACKSON A -HA ROSANNE CASH Hottest: KENNY

G AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER

PETER CETERA STING

WTSXIPort Jervis, NY Liz Foxx

DINA CARROLL BRIAN MCKNIGHT MARIA BLONE 4 NOW BLONDES MtX)DSWINGS Hottest: AARON NEVILLE KENNY G

TINA TURNER HUEY LEWIS & THE STING

WTTRIWestminster, MD Brian Beddow

HUEY LEWD. & THE MICHAEL W. SMITH STEVE MILLER BAND JAMES INGRAM DONALD FI,EN Hottest: TINA TURNER LAUREN CHRISTY LISA FISCHER

ROSANNE CASH

WGMT1Burke Mountain, VT

Steve Chizmas KENNY G

TIM FINN NEW ORDER Hottest: SIIN TURNER STINT LAUREN CHRISTY HUEY LEWIS & THE WHITNEY HOUSTON

WEIM /Fitchburg, MA Jack Raymond

KINKS STING Hottest: ROD STEWART

PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE BRUCE HORNSBY CHRIS ISAAK

WHAIIGreenfield, MA DeanelArcher

DION & GRIFFIN JIMMY RUFFETT SURVIVOR SOUL ASYLUM Hottest: AARON G AARON NEVILLE HUEY LEWIS & THE TINA TURNER SEINS

WAFUMIIford, DE Jeff Farrow


PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE CROSBY & COLLINS ROD STEWART

WYKZ/Beaufort, SC Mark Robertson

MDODSWINGS

Hottest: KENNY G

PETER CETERA AARON NEVILLE CROSBY & COLLINS ROD STEWART

WKCXIRome, GA Mills Fitzner

CYNDI LAUPER WENDY MOTEN

4 NUN BLONDES Hottest: CHRIS ISAAK TINA TURNER AARON NEVILLE HUEY LEWIS & THE LAUREN CHRISTY

WCMJICambridge, OH D.J. Heiriggie

LISA KEITH DINA CARROLL Flottent: KENNY G

JON SECADA WHITNEY HOUSTON TINA TURNER AARON NEVILLE

WFRO /Fremont, OH Larry Ziebold

KSCBILiioeral, KS Mark David

BILLY OCEAN

JIMMY BUFF, GLENN FREY

MARIA MCKEE SWV

Hottest:

KENNY G


Frozen (3):

STRATEGY"

DARDEN SMITH BOY ON A DOLPHIN GLENN FREY CYNCI LAUPER SURVIVOR Hottest: KENNY G

AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER STING MARC COHN

17 Current Reporters 14 Current Playlists

Did Not Report, Playlist KATWIL awl ston KBLO /Logan WAHL /Milford

"SALES

KKIS/Concord, CA John Yazel

KENNY LOGGINS MICHAEL JACKSON NATALIE COLE Hottest: WHITNEY HOUSTON HUEY LEWIS & THE AARON NEVILLE STING TINA TURNER

KATWILewiston, ID Bob McCoy

none Hottest: ROSANNE CASH TINA TURNER HUEY LEWIS & THE MARC COHN

KINKS

KBLO /Logan, UT Mike Carver

none Hottest: KENNY

CETERA PETER

AARON NEVILLE TINA TURNER CATHY DENNIS

KTID /San Rafael, CA Scott Murray

TIM FINN KENNY LOGGINS Hottest: AARON NEVILLE STING TINA TURNER MARC COHN

PETER CETERA

KSCOISilver City, NM Joseph F. Narvaez

U13140

AIR SUPPLY TIM FINN Hottest: TINA TURNER LAUREN CHRISTY HUEY LEWIS & THE DONALD FAGEN LISA FISCHER

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WILD K104 KPRS WFXA WAGH WJBT WFXM WPLZ WJFX KJLH

WBLK WQUE WKKV KQXL WFXE KFXZ K97 KSJL WQHH KMJK

WUSL WOW' KMJM WXOK WJJN Z16 KJMS WEAS WMVP

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BREAKERS JOE

I'm In Luv (Mercury) 75% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/2, Light 56/17, Total Adds 19, including WXYV, KMJQ, 0C104, WAGH, WJJN, WEUP, WJBT, U102, KIPR, WVLR. Debuts at number 36 on the UC chart.

O'JAYS Somebody Else Will (EMI /ERG)

74% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 18/2, Light 46/12, Total Adds 14, including WPEG, K104, KMJQ, WZFX, WJMI, U102, WFXM, WBLX, WQQK. Debuts at number 35 on the UC chart.

ME -2 -U Want U Back (RCA)

65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4/0, Light 53/19, Total Adds 19, including WAMO, K104, 0C104, WRKE, WAGH, WFXE, WJJN, KFXZ, U102, WVLR.

NUTTIN' NYCE In My Nature (Pocketown /Jive)

65% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 16/C, Light 39/7, Total Adds 7: WFXA, WJJN, WVLR, WBLX, HOT105, WROU, KJLH. Debuts at number 37 on the UC chart.

H -TOWN Lick U Up (Luke)

63% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/0, Light 47/16, Total Adds 16, including WBLS, WZAK, WJLB, WTLC, KPRS, KBCE, KQXL, WXOK, Z93, WJFX.

NAUGHTY BY NATURE

It's On! (Tommy Boy) 60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 16/0, Light 36/5, Total Adds 5: WUSL, KPRS, WJIZ, WQQK, K98 -FM. Debuts at number 39 on the UC chart.

SADE "Feel No Pain" (Epic) 49/2 Rotations. Heavy 6/0, Medium 34/0, Light 9/2, Total Adds 2 WCKX, WKKV. Heavies include- WAMO, KMJM, KQXL. WJFX, WNOV. Mediums include: WXYV, WDAS, WKYS, WEDR, KPRS. Moves 39 -31 on the UC chart.

WALTER & SCOTTY "Sticks And Stones" (Capitol) 46/16 Rotations. Heavy 0 / /0, Medium 5!0, Light 41;16, Total Adds 16. including WAMO, 00104, WJIZ, WPAL. WJTT, WWDM, WZFX, U102. WJJS, KJMS. Medium: WDAS, WJMG. WALT, KJLH, KMJK.

YO YO The Bonnie & Clyde Theme" (EastWest /Atlantic Group) 45/4 Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1510, Light 30/4, Total Adds 4 K104, WKKV, WJMG, KMJK. Mediums include: WKYS, WOWI KMJM. WAGH. WJBT.

JUNGLE BROTHERS "40 Below Trooper" (WB) 44/3 Rotations. Heavy 0/0. Medium 8/0. Light 36/3, Total Adds 3 WCKX, KPRS, KMJM. Mediums include. WOWI, WJIZ, KFXZ WJJS. WFXM.

DR. ORE "Dre Day" (Death Row /Interscope /Atlantic Group) 44/0 Rotations. Heavy 10 /0, Medium 24/0, Light 10/0. Total Adds O. Heavies include. WPEG. K104, KJMZ. WJLB, KKBT. Mediums include: WUSL, WAMO. WKYS, KMJQ, WCKX. Moves 32 -32 on the UC chart.

RICHIE STEPHENS "Body Slam" (Motown) 43/4 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 16/0, Light 27/4, Total Adds 4 KPRS, WRKE, WJTT, KIPR. Mediums include. WDAS, WZAK, KMJM, WJIZ, KQXL.

YOUNG MC "What's The Flavor ?" (Capitol) 43/0 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 12/0, Light 31/0. Total Adds O. Mediums include. WZAK, KMJM, KBCE, KQXL, WXOK.

GURU f/N'DEA DAVENPORT "Trust Me" (EMI /ERG) 41/4 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/0, Light 29/4, Total Adds 4: WEUP. Z16. WJJS, WALT. Heavy: WZAK. Mediums include. WEDR. KKBT, KOXL, WXOK, KIIZ.

G -WIZ "Teddy Bear" (Scotti Bros.) 38/3 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 14/0, Light 22/3, Total Adds 1 WCKX, WJBT, WJFX. Heavy: KTOWFM, KJLH. Mediums include. WKYS, WPEG. WZAK, KPRS, KMJM.

D- INFLUENCE "Good Lover" (EastWest /Atlantic Group) 37/17 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 34/17, Total Adds 17, including WBLK, WJLB, KPRS, 00104, WPAL, Z93, WJTT WWDM, WFXE, WJJN. Medium. WDAS, WJMG, KMJK.

SHAI "Baby I'm Yours" (Gasoline Alley /MCA) 35/16 Rotations. Heavy 6 /0, Medium 11/0. Light 18 /16, Total Adds 16, including WBLK, WAMO, KQXL, WXOK, WAN, WPAL WZFX, KFXZ, KIPR. WJJS. Heavies include. WVEE, K104, KJMZ, WGZB, WFXM. Mediums include. KMJQ, WOUE, WOWI, WGCI, WZAK

MC LYTE "Ruffneck" (First Priority /Atlantic Group) 35/8 Rotations: Heavy 110, Medium 110, Light 33/8, Total Adds 8. WZAK, KMJM, OC104, KBCE, WPAL, 293, Z16. HOT105. Heavy: WOWI. Medium: WFXE.

MALAIKA "Gotta Know (Your Name)" (A &M) 33/2 Rotations: Heavy 2 /0, Medium 10/0, Light 21/2, Total Adds 2. OC104. WJJS. Heavy: WEAS, WQHH. Mediums include. WBLK, WBLS, WTLC, WJIZ, WFXM.

PAPERBOY "Bumpin' (Adaptation Of Humpin')" (Next Plateau/London/PLG) 32/5 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 30/5, Total Adds 5. WBLK, WJJN. WJMG, WBLX, WTLZ. Medium. Z93, KMJJ.

HAROLD TRAVIS "Where Did Our Love Go" (BBB /MCA) 31/8 Rotations: Heavy 010, Medium 1/0, Light 30/8, Total Adds 8: WBLK, KPRS, KMJM, WZFX, WJMG, WALT, WNOV, KJLH. Medium. WAMO.

SWEET N LO' "40 Dog" (Third Stone /Atlantic Group) 31/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 0 /0, Light 31/6, Total Adds 6: OC104, WRKE, WALT, K98 -FM, WROU, WTLZ.

GARY TAYLOR "Eye To Eye" (Sin -Drome) 31/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, /0, Medium 8 /0, Light 23/3, Total Adds 3. WTLC, KJMS, HOT105. Mediums include. WDAS, WAGH, WEUP, KIIZ, KIPR.

GEORGE MICHAEL "Papa Was A Rollin' Stone" (Hollywood) 31/1 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 6 /0, Light 25/1, Total Adds 1- KFXZ. Mediums include. WDAS, WRKE, WJIZ, WAGH, WJFX.

LORDS OF THE UNDERGROUND "Chief Rocks" (Penduium/Elektra) 28/3 Rotations Heavy 1 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 26/3, Total Adds 3. WJTT, WFXM, WTLZ. Heavy: WOWI. Medium: WXYV.

CHANTAY SAVAGE "Don't Let It Go To Your Head" (RCA) 27/1 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/0, Light 22/1, Total Adds 1 WJFX. Medium: WAN, WJJN, KU, KTOWFM, KMJK.

JOE (19) ME -2 -U (19)

D- INFLUENCE (17) H -TOWN (16)

SHAI (16) WALTER & SCOTTY (16)

O'JAYS (14) INANE' (11)

CYPRESS HILL (10)

SMOOTH (9)

HOTTEST U.N.V. (76)

JODECI (56) MARY J. BLIGE (55)

LEVERT (43) MEN AT LARGE (35)

VERTICAL HOLD (29) Il D EXTREME (20)

ROBIN S (19) TAG TEAM (15)

SILK (14)

RECURRENTE LW TW

3 1 J. JACKSON/That's 2 2 H- TOWN /Knockin' 1 3 LUTHER /Little

6 4 B. BROWN/That's

5 5 SWV /Weak

8 6 C. WILLIAMSrEvery 4 7 SILK /Freak Me

8 JADE /One

7 9 A. O'NEAL /In - 10 M. COOPER /So

CHAKA DEMUS & PLIERS "I Wanna Be Your Man" (Mango /Island/PLG) 26/4 Rotations. Heavy 1/1, Medium 8/0, Light 17/3, Total Adds 4 WIZF, WRKE, WJJN, KIPR. Mediums include WKYS. WOWI. WFXA. WPAL, WJHM.

LUKE "Work It" (Luke) 25/0 Rotations Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0. Light 14/C, Total Adds 0. Heavy. WJHM. Mediums include. WEDA. WRKE, WENN, WAGH. WJBT.

REDMAN "Tonight's Da Night" (RAL/Chaos) 21/1 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4/0, Light 17/1, Total Adds 1 WTLZ. Medium: WXYV, WZAK, KJMS, WBLX.

WRECKX -N- EFFECT "My Cutie" (MCA) 19/7 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 18/7, Total Adds 7: WBLS, WKYS, KMJQ, WFXE, WJBT, WNOV, KTOWFM Medium. WPAL.

EFUA "Strawberry Boy" (Virgin) 19/4 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 17/4, Total Adds 4 WPAL, WJTT, KFXZ. WPLZ. Medium WAMO, WGZB.

JAMES INGRAM "Someone Like You" (WB) 19/3 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/0, Light 14/3, Total Adds 3 WAGH. WVLR, WTLZ. Medium. WDAS. WJJN, WEUP, K97, KMJK.

SMOOTH "You Been Played" (Jive) 18/9 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 17/9, Total Adds 9, WBLK, Z93, Z16, WFXM, WBLX, WQQK, K98-FM, WTLZ KTOWFM. Medium KIPR.

NEW VERSION OF SOUL "66 Mello" (Capitol) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1 /0, Light t7/2. Total Adds 2. KMJJ. Medium. KMJK.

MICHAEL JACKSON "Will You Be There" (MJJ /Epic) 18/0 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 15/0, Total Adds 0. Medium: WZAK, WPLZ, KMJK.

BIGGIE SMALZ "Cruisin' " (Life /Bellmark) 15/6 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium O /0. Light 15/6, Total Adds 6: WPAL, WJJN, WZFX, WFXM, WALT, WEAS.

CHANTE' MOORE "As If We Never Met" (Silas /MCA) 15/2 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 510, Light 10/2, Total Adds 2: WJMI, U102. Medium. WDAS, WJJN, WJMG, KSJL, V103.9

ERIC MARIENTHAL f /CARL ANDERSON "Walk Through The Fire" (GRP) 15/2 Rotations- Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 13/2, Total Adds 2. WBLX, KMJK. Medium WDAS. WVLR.

ZHANE' "Hey Mr. D.J." (Flavor Unit /Epic) 13/11 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 1 /0, Light 12/11, Total Adds 11, including WAMO. WOWI, WJLB. WFXE, WJMG, WJHM WCDX, WJFX, WNOV, WTLZ. Medium: WZAK.

CYPRESS HILL "Insane In The Brain" (Ruffhouse /Columbia) 13/10 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0/0, Light 13/10, Total Adds 10. WBLS. WZAK, WRKE. WJIZ, WJJN, WJHM, WCDX, KMJJ WTLZ, KMJK.

2PAC "I Get Around" (Interscope /Atlantic Group) 13/5 Rotations Heavy t /0, Medium 1 /0, Light 11/5, Total Adds 5 KBCE, WJJN, Z16, KMJJ. K98 -FM. Heavy WOWI. Medium WJBT.

II CLOSE "Call Me Up" (Tabu /A &M) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 11/4, Total Adds 4: KMJM, WJFX. WNOV, KMJK. Medium. WJMG.

JAllMASTERS "Sound Of Summer" (JVC) 11/3 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 8/3, Total Adds 3. WCDX, WJFX. Medium: WPEG, WPAL, WEAS.

ALEXANDER O'NEAL "Aphrodisia" (Tabu /A &M) 10/8 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 10/8, Total Adds 8 WPEG, WIZF, WCKX, WJLB, KJMS, WEAS, WROU, WTLZ.

RAY CHARLES "I'll Be There" (WB) 10/4 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0/0, Light 10/4, Total Adds 4: 0C104, WJMG. KFXZ, KMJK.

WILTON FELDER w /BOBBY WOMACK "Forever" (PAR) 10/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 1'0, Light 9/3, Total Adds 3 KQXL, WXOK, WJMI Medium. WZAK.

5TH WARD BOYZ "Thanks For The Blessing" (Rap -a -Lot) 10/1 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1: KIPR.

ERIK HICKS "Let's Get Into Something Sexy" (Riot /RCA) 10/1 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0 Light 8 /1. Total Adds 1: WBLK. Medium: WJJS. KMJK.

ICE CUBE f /DAS EFX "Check Yo Self" (Priority) 9/5 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 915, Total Adds 5. WBLK, KJMZ, KQXL, Z93. WROU.

BIG DADDY KANE f /SPINDERELLA "Very Special" (Cold Chillin'/WB) 9/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/2, Total Adds 2. WWDM, WLWZ. Medium. WUSL WOWI, WJ LB.

URBAN SPEECH "Let Me Go" (Reprise) 9/0 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 9/0, Total Adds 0.

Reports/Adds

1 JUNGLE BROTHERS /40 Below Trooper (WB) 44/3 2 RICHIE STEPHENS/Body Slam (Motown) 43/4 3 GURU 1/N'DEA DAVENPORT/Trust Me (EMI /ERG) 41/4 4 G- WIZ/Teddy Bear (Scotti Bros.) 38/3 5 MALAIKA /Gotta Know (Your Name) (A &M) 33/2 6 HAROLD TRAVIS/Where Did Our Love Go (BBB /MCA) 31/8 7 SWEET N' 10 /40 Dog (Third Stone /Atlantic Group) 31/6 8 EFUA/Strawberry Boy (Virgin) 19/4 9 SMOOTH/You Been Played (Jive) 18 /9

10 NEW VERSION OF SOUL /66 Mello (Capitol) 18/2

New artists have not yet had a UC Breaker.



54. RsR July 9,1993 UC ADDS & HOTS

City

PLI

WUSLPh14dNphia Allan/Monet

SHANICE NAUGHTY BY NATURE

Hottest: U.N.V.

J. LICE SILK EVERT

VERTICAL HOLD

WDASIPhilsdelph4 Joe 7ambuno

none Hottest: U.N.Y. LEVERT MARY J. ELIGE VERTICAL HOLD JADE

WAMOIPittsbwgh Hurricane Dare

1E -2 -U

SHAT MANE' WALTER 8 SCOTTY Hottest: U.N.Y. MARY J. BLIGE MEN AT LARGE SADE VERTICAL HOLD

WKYSIWashington Prieto/Diggs

FIVE XI HI-FIVE BRIAN - N-EFFET

WflELKX -N- EFFECT MISSING PEACE Hottest: MARY J. BEIGE ROBIN S U.N.V. JADE VERTICAL HOLD

on9 a kin

SC

GA

GA

SO

Worth

Worth

PLI

He +NC

WLWLGreenville, SC Walker/Valentine

H -TOW'N

BIG DADDY KANE

Hottest: U.N.V. JODECI MARY J. BLIGE

SIRR VERTICAL HOLD

WJMGIHattiesburg Laurel, MS

Rob Neal

YO YO

HAROLD TRAVIS MANE' PAPERBOY

RAY CHARLES

Hottest:

U.N.V.

JODECI LAME MARY J. BLIGE VERTICAL HOLD

KMJO /Houston Carl Conner

FIVE XI O'JAYS WRECKX- N- EFFECT JOE

TRFACE AFTER 7

JODECI t' 95 SOUTH LEVERT

II D EXTREME U.N.V.

WEUPIHuntsvllle Steve Murry

BLACK UHURU

JOE GURU

PM DAWN

Hottest: U.N.V. JODECI MEN AT LARGE

VERTICAL HOLD LEVERT

WJMYJackeon Todd/Gaines

BIG BUB

O'JAYS CHANTE' MOORE

WILTON FELDER Hottest: LEVERT JANET JACKSON MARY J. BEIGE VERTICAL HOLD U.N.V.

WA:T /Jacksonville Gary Young

JOE

WRECKX -N- EFFECT SHANICE Hotte Hottest: U.N.V. JODECI NARY J. BEIGE MEN AT LARGE VERTICAL HOLD

Shands acksonville

Mark S

none Hottest: II D EXTREME

JODECI BEIL' KO-CHEFS 8 T

LEVERS H -TOWN

KIILKIIIee Downs Demand Downs

MARY J. BEIGE Hottest: U.N.Y. TAG TEAM

TONY TONI TONE

ONYX 1 Æ THE GIRLS

KFXZILatayese Carey Martin

FUNKDOOBIFST SHAI ME -2 -U EFUA

RAY CHARLES GEORGE MICHAEL PM DAWN

D-INFLUENCE

JADE NM V. LARGE

ROBIN S T.C.F. CREW

216 /Lake Charles James Williams

SMOOTH

2PAC GURU

Md LYTE Hottest:

VERTICAL HOLD

Ì p IXTRONE MEN AT LARGE

11102/Lexington Bill

O'JAYS JOE ALEX BUGNOM

CRAKE' CRAKE' HJOHE H -TOWN tE-2 -U WALTER 8 SCOTTY 1 CF THE GIRLS Hottest: U.N.V. JODECI MARY J. BEIGE VERTICAL HOLD MN AT LARGE

KIPRILittle Rock BookerlDylan

CHAKA DEMOS 8 PLI

5TH WARD BOYZ

SH- IIIE JOE RICHIE STEPHENS Hottest: MEN AT LARGE JODECI U.N.V. TAG TEAM

ROBIN S

WGZBILouisrille Del Spencer

none

Hottest: H -TOWN

LEVERT SN U.N.V.

JODECI

WJJS/Lynchburg, VA Cisco/Cameron

MALAIKA

GURU AFTER T

WALTER 8 SCOTTY

INTRO WHITNEY HOUSTON

SHAI Hottest: U.N.V. VERTICAL HOLD

MEN AT LARGE

T.C.F. CREW

MARY J. BEIGE

LFY WVLynchburp, VA Ladd Gains

NUTTIN' NYCE

FE JOE JAMES INGRAM Hottest: II D EXTREME

U.N.V. JODECI MARY J. BEIGE ELEN AT LARGE

Wg George e Threall

O'JAYS JOE ME-2 -U

LORDS LARDS OF 17E UHDE

BIMIE SMALZ

Hottest: U.N.V. MEN AT LARGE

¿ CREW

SILK

KJMSIMemphis Base /St. James

GARY TAYLOR

SHAI ALEXANDER O'NEAL WALTER

UHURUSCOTTY Hottest: U.N.V. JODECI PEN AT LARGE SILK LEVERT

K97 1Memphis O'JaylBNl

nOAe Hottest: LEVERT JOHNNY GILL JODECI MARY J. LICE TAG TEAM

WALT /MeeIdI n, MS Stem Poston

SWEET N LO' GURU ME-2 -U HAROLD TRAVIS BICGIE SMALZ

xotceat: Hottest: R.N.V. TEN AT LARGE MARY J. LICE LEVERT JODECI

WEDRIMIami James Thomas

none Hottest: II D EXTREME JOHNNY GILL U.N.Y. MARY J. LIGE TAG TEAM

WW1/Mobile CMNhaMn ealr

TONY TONI TONE TONI BRAXTON AFTER 7 NVffIN' NYCE

SHAT PAPERBOY

WALTER 8 SCOTTY O'JAYS smocnli ERIC MARIEMMAL 0. INFLUENCE H -TOWN

KIRK WHALUM

Hottest: MARY J. ELIDE MEN AT LARGE II D EXTREME JODECI U.N.Y.

HO7105 /Montgomery Monica May

WUTYIN' NYCE

JOE

If -2-U GARY TAYLOR

MC LYTE Hottest: U.N.V. MARY J. ELIDE MEN AT LARGE VERIICAL HOLD

JODECI

WOOK/Nashville Jackson/Wright

NAUGHTY BY NATURE y -TOWN

O'JAYS SPDGTH

WALTER & SCOTTY JOE Hottest: JODECI U.N.V. NARY J. LIGE SILK ROBIN S

WIKSINew Bern, NC Kirkland/Kenney

none

Hottest: MARY J. L IGE JADE

OHN JOHNNY GILL U.N.V. LEVERT

WOUE/New Orleans StevenslCortello

WOOKIRaleph YounglConners

none

Hottest: JODECI JOHNNY GILL MARY J. BLIGE LEVERT II D EXTREME

WCDX/Richmond Aaron Maxwell

ZHANE' JAllMASTERS CYPRESS HILL Hottest: ROBIN S LEVERT

T.C.F. CREW

U.N.V. JODECI

WPLZJPetersburg Richmond

Phil Daniels 1IUA SHAT Hottest: TAG TEAM

[J;VERT TOW TONI TONE II D EXTREME

U.N.E.

KSJLSan Antonio Michael Andrews

O'JAYS JOE Hottest: BRIAN MCKNIGE MARY J. LICE JODECI U.N.Y. TONY MO TONE

WEASISarannah Floyd Blackwell

LACK UHURU

PM DANN

SHAI ALEXANDER O'NEAL

WALTER 8 SCO TTY

BIGGIE SMALZ Hottest: LEVERT U.N.V. MARY J. LIGE MEN AT LARGE MICA PARIS

KMJJ/ShnwpoR John Wilson

JOE SHAI 2PAC MC EINT

HOUSTON I ITNEY SO

CYPRESS HILL SCARFACE Hottest: MARY J. BEIGE LEVERT U.N.Y.

MEN AT LARGE

WTUGITuscaloosa, AL

Sloan

PORTRAIT SHAI Hottest: MARY J. @.ICE U.N.V. SILK LEVERT

JODECI

K98- FMIWest Monroe, LA

Hockey Lore

SWE1' .'1 I.J'

2PAC

JOE J TH

NAUGHTY BY NATURE

Hottest: U.N.V. II D EXTREME

MODBAI

MEN AT LARGE VERTICAL HOLD

EAST , SCMorrH

WXYVIBeltimore Sampson /Jacobs

JOE PORTRAIT SILK P.O.V. Hottest: U.N.V.

LEVERT ONYX

MARY J. ELIGE VERTICAL HOLD

WILD/Boston Hit1U1411

none

Hottest: U.N.V. ROBIN S LEVERT VERTICAL HOLD

JODECI

WBLK/BuffaIo FeisonlMoore

SHAI ERIK RIdES PAPERBOY stem HAROLD TRAVIS ICE CUBE D-INFLUENCE Hottest: ROBIN S MARY J. BEIGE JODECI T.C.F. CREW

VERTICAL HOLD

WBLSINew York Love/Waller

y_TU HI

WRECRX-N-EFFECT TONI BRAXTON

FIVE XI CYPRESS HILL Hottest: JODECI MARY J. LIGE U.N.R. ROBIN S

TAG TEAM

WRKSINew YOrk

Brown/Beasley

U.N.Y.

TONY TONI TONE Hottest: JODECI MARY J. BLIGE SW JANET JACKSON ROBIN S

OC104 /Ocean Don Duckman

JOE ME-2 -U MALAIKA

WALTER 8 SOTTIE SWEET N LO' O'JAYS !C LYTE D-INFLUENCE RAY CHARLES Hottest: U.N.V. II D EXTREME

JODECI SILK ROBIN I

WRKEIOcean City OuartaronelMene

PM DAWN

SWEET N LO' LE-2 -U

RICHIE STEPHENS CYPRESS HILL OHARA DMUS 8 Hottest: TAG TEAM

MEN AT LARGE ROBIN S U.N.V. VERTICAL HOLD

WJIZIAIbany,GA Norm Miller

WALTER 8 SCOTTY CYPRESS HILL NATALIE COLE NAUGHTY BY NATURE

Hottest:

LEVERT U.N.V. TAG TEAM

MEN AT LAUGE

MARY J. LICE

KBCE/Alexandria, LA

Donnie Taylor

MC LYTE 11-TOWN

Nl1TTIN' NYCE 2PAC

Hottest: MARY J. BLIGE II D EXTREME

SILK U.N.V. JODECI

WVEFJAtlanta BrownlBecote

AFTER 7

Hottest:

SHAI U.N.Y.

CODE TLC

TEAM

WFXA /Augusta Robert Taylor Y

nom Hottest: II D EXTREME

JOHNNY GILL, U.N.V. LEVERT ONYX

KOXL18aton Rouge Chris Clay

H-TOWN

SHAT

WILSON FELDER ICE CUBE Hottest:

LEVERT U.N.V.

JMARYCJ . LIGE VERTICAL HOLD

WXOKBNOn Rouge Chris Clay

0.TINt1 MAI NILTON FELDER Hottest: LEVERT U.N.Y. MEN AT LARGE JODECI MARY J. BEIGE

WATVIBirmingham Ron January

RItK stRT RICK Hottest: LEVERT

MARY J. BEIGE SILK U.N.Y. JOU"r. ^i

WENNIBirmingham Don nel II Starr

none Hottest: ME N AT LARGE LEVERT

MARY J. LIGE U.N.Y. MICA PARIS

WPM/Charleston, SC Jae Jackson

ONYX

AFTER 7 D- INFLUENCE WALTER A SCOTTY EFTA

SHAT MC LYTE BIGGIE SMALZ

Hottest: U.N.V. LEVERT TAG TEAM

MARY J. LIGE TONI BRAXTON

Z93lCharlsston,SC Cliff Fletcher

MICA PARIS PORTRAIT ICE CUBE GETO BOIS MC LYTE SMOOTH

D- INFLUENCE H -TOWN

Hottest: U.N.V. LEVERT MARY J. LICE T.C.F. CREW

ROBINS

WPEG/Charlotte SaundersIFox

.'JAYS BRIAN MCKNIGHT

FU- SCHNICKENS ALEXANDER O'NEAL Hottest:

LEVERT DR. DRE JODECI U.N.V. II D EXTREME

WJTTIChattan LandeckerlRan

RICHIE STEPHENS WALTER & SCOTTY EUA LORDS OF THE LINDE

S-INFLUENCE Hottest: LEVERT U.N.Y.

E1E71 AT LARGE MARY J. ELIDE VERTICAL HOLD

WWDMIColumbla, Andre Carson

KRIS KROSS WALTER & SCOTTY D-INFLUENCE BIG DADDY KANE

Hottest: JODECI ROBIN S MARY J. SLICE LEVERT

II D EXTREME

WAGHIColumbus, Darrell J. Smith

JOE JAPES INGRAM 1E-2 Hottest: U.N.V. TAG TEAM

II D EXTREME JODECI T.C.F. CREW

WFXE/Columbus, Philip David March

H -TOWN

A-TOWN

WRECKX-N-EFFECT D- INFLUENCE GRANE'

NE( VERSION OF

Hottest: U.N.Y. !EN ST LARGE

SILK T.C.F. CREW

LEVERT

K104/DallamFt. JAN Alexander

YO YO

A--2-Ú BRIAN MCKNIGHT O'JAYS Hottest: U.N.V. 95 SOUTH DR. ORE LEVERT

HI -FIVE

KJMZJDalIasIFt. Casey/Little

ICE CUBE

SIR Hottest:

U.N.V. SOUTH

U. JODECI DR. DRE

IAHENZO

WJJNIDothan Steele/Doctrie

2PAC ME-2 -U

D- INFLUENCE NULTIN' NYCE

JOE CYPRESS HILL. PAPERBOY CHAKA DEMOS 8 BIGGIE SMALZ

Hottest: U.N.Y. MARY J. LIGE JODECI II D EXTREME LEVERT

Y

O'JAYS BIGGIE MALZ HAROLD TRAVIS WALTER 8 SCOTTY WHITNEY HOUSTON

SHAI Hottest: U.N.V. T.C.F. CREW

SILK JODECI MARY J. LIGE

WOMGIGnensboro Brian Wallau

Hottest: II D EXTREME

JODECI JOHNNY GILL MARY J. LIGE

City

WOHHILansing, MI

Goldbach /Dubose

none Hottest: U.N.Y. JOHNNY GILL ROBIN S LEVERT VERTICAL HOLD -

WNOVIMiiwaukee Ernie G.

WRECKX- N -ME A CT

D-INFLUENCE HAROLD TRAVIS SCARFAÆ ZHANE' II CLOSE WALTER 8 SCOTTY Hottest: U.C.V. MARY J. BEIGE VERTICAL HOLD MEN AT LARGE

JODECI

WMVPIMllwaukee YounglBrown

INTRO EE-2 -U MICA PARIS BIG MTh Hottest: U.N.V. MARY J. LIGE JODECI VERTICAL HOLD

MEN AT LARGE

WKKVIMIIWaukes Tony Fields

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LW 1W JULY 9, 1993

1 JEFF LORBER/Worth Waiting For (Verve Forecast /PolyGram) .... "Do"

3 0 MICHAEL FRANKS /Dragonfly Summer (Reprise) "Coming"

4 0 DAN SIEGEL/The Getaway (Sin -Drome) "Say"

o o DAVE KOZ/Lucky Man (Capitol) "Smile"

2 5 JAllMASTERS/The Jaumasters (JVC) "Sound"

5 0 DONALD FAGEN /Kamakiriad (Reprise)* "Snowbound"

6 0 PAUL JACKSON JR. /A River In The Desert (Atlantic /AG) "flavor"

8 0 MARK WHITFIELD /Mark Whitfield (WB) "Maya"

s 0 ERIC MARIENTHALJOne Touch (GRP)

7 10 TOWER OF POWER/T.O.P (Epic) "Cruise"

15 m ALEX BUGNON/This Time Around (Orpheus /Epic) "Around"

14 KEN NAVARRO /I Can't Complain (Positive Music)

11 13 YANNI /In My Time (Private Music) "Take"

I DEBUT m GEORGE BENSON /Love Remembers (WB) *Keeps butler due to "Heart"

16 KIM PENSYL/Eyes Of Wonder (GRP) continued growth

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22 GRANT GEISSMAN /Rustic Technology (Bluemoon)

19 JOHN TESH /Monterey Nights (GTS)

23 ZACHARY BREAUX /Groovin' (NYC) "Coming"

17 19 LEE RITENOUR/Wes Bound (GRP) "Boss"

25 m CRAIG CHAOUICO /Acoustic Highway (Higher Octave) "Sacred"

21 21 SONYA JASON/Tigress (Discovery) "Exotica"

12 22 TOM GRANT/The View From Here (Verve ForecasUPolyGram)

DEBUT ® ART PORTER /Straight To The Point (Verve Forecast/PolyGram)

27 m BRENDA RUSSELL/Soul Talkin' (EMI /ERG)

26 KIM WATERS /Peaceful Journey (Warlock)

20 26 FOWLER AND BRANCA /Etched In Stone (Silver Wave) "No"

13 27 ABRAHAM LABORIEUDear Friends (Bluemoon/Wigwam)

29 l DAVE SAMUELS /Del Sol (GRP) "Conquistador"

BREAKER G) PIECES OF A DREAM /In Flight (Manhattan /Capitol)

BREAKER m PETER WHITE /Promenade (Sin- Drone)

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PETER WHITE 82% PIECES OF A DREAM 63% TONY GABLE & 206 61%

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PETER WHITE (31)

TONY GABLE & 206 (20) LA VIENTA (8)

KIKI EBSEN (7) ZACHARY BREAUX (5)

GEORGE BENSON (4) CLANNAD (4)

VARIOUS ARTISTS /Sleepless...(4)

HILARY STAGG (4)

HOTTEST JEFF LORBER (27)

DONALD FAGEN (23) MICHAEL FRANKS (20)

JAllMASTERS (18) DAVE KOZ (13) DAN SIEGEL (9)

KEN NAVARRO (7) PAUL JACKSON JR. (6)

YANNI (6) ERIC MARIENTHAL (5)

TOWER OF POWER (5)

IZEZ *GOVI "Cuchama" (Real Music) 29/1

Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 9/0, Light 15/1, Total Adds 1, WNWV. Heavy: KTWV, WNOX, KEZL, SS, KTHO. CHART

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"ROB MULLINS "Music For Lovers" (RME) 24/1 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 7/0, Light 11/1, Total Adds 1, WNWV. Heavy. WNUA, JAZZFM, WGMC, WLOQ, WMGN,

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*TONY GABLE & 206 "Tony Gable á 206" (Heads Up) 23/20 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 6/4, Light 17/16, Total Adds 20, WQCD, WJJZ, WNWV, WJZZ, KCFE, KTWV, KJZZ, KYFX,

WLOQ, WNND, KTNT, KEZL, KXDC, WEZV, KCLC, KMXK, KNIK, KSBR, JZTRAX, SS. BREAKER this week

"PETE BARDENS "Further Than You Know" (Miramar) 23/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 10/0. Light 9/0, Total Adds O. Heavy. WNWV, KTWV, WNOX, SS. CHART EXTRA this week.

DEBORAH HENSON -CONANT "Budapest" (White Cat) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8 /0, Light 10/3, Total Adds 3, WNWV, KTNT, KSBR. Heavy: KEZL.

ERIC TINGSTAD & NANCY RUMBEL "Give And Take" (Narada) 19/1 Rotations Heavy 0 /0, Medium 11/0. Light 8/1, Total Adds 1, KSBR.

CLANNAD "Banba" (Atlantic /AG) 18/4 Rotations. Heavy 3/0. Medium 5/1, Light 10/3, Total Adds 4: WJJZ, KIFM, KTNT, SS. Heavy: KTWV, KKSF, KXDC.

GLENN ALEXANDER "Rainbow's Revenge" (Shanachie) 18/3 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 7/1, Light 11/2, Total Adds 3. KBZN, KYFX, KXDC.

JOHN BOSWELL "Count Me In" (Hearts 01 Space) 18/1 Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 10/1, Total Adds t. WFAE. Heavy: WEZV, KTHO.

NATALIE COLE "Take A Look" (Elektra) 17/3 Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 8/3, Total Adds 3, KIFM. KYFX, KKLD. Heavy: WQCD, JAZZFM, WEZV.

FERNANDO SAUNDERS "The Spin" (A&M) 17/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 6/0, Light 7/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: KCFE, KEZL, KCLC, KTHO.

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1 1 MILT JACKSON /Reverence And Compassion (Qwest/Reprise)

4 0 ROY HARGROVE /Of Kindred Souls (Novus /RCA)

2 3 MULGREW MILLER /Hand In Hand (Novus /RCA)

6 0 MICHEL CAMILO /Rendezvous (Columbia)

3 5 BOBBY WATSON/Tailor Made (Columbia)

12 0 NATALIE COLE/Take A Look (Elektra)

5 7 MARK WHITFIELD /Mark Whitfield (WB)

8 0 RYAN KISOR /On The One (Columbia)

to 0 KEITH JARRETT TRIO /Bye Bye Blackbird (ECM)

14 DAVE GRUSIN /Homage To Duke (GRP)

to m JAll FUTURES /Live In Concert (Novus /RCA)

9 ® ARTURO SANDOVAL/Dream Come True (GRP)'

11 ® STEPHEN SCOTT /Aminah's Dream (Verve/PolyGram)*

13 JEFF BEAL/Three Graces (Triloka) *Keeps bullet due to..

17 ® SUSANNAH McCORKLE /From Bessie To Brazil (Concord) continued growth

7 16 EDDIE DANIELS /Under The Influence (GRP)

16 m ZACHARY BREAUX /Groovin' (NYC)*

21 (D JIMMY SMITH /Sum Serious Blues (Milestone /Fantasy)

24 m JOHN COLTRANE/The Last Giant -Anthology (Rhino /Atlantic)

22 m DIANE SCHUUR /Love Songs (GRP)

26 ® RAY BARRETTO /Ancestral Messages (Concord Picante)

DEBUT ® JOEY DeFRANCESO /Live At The Five Spot (Columbia)

19 23 KENNY BARRON /Sambao (Verve /PolyGram)

I DEBUT HORACE SILVER /It's Got To Be Funky (Columbia)

15 25 LEWIS NASH /Rhythm Is My Business (Evidence)

28 m BRANFORD MARSALIS/Bloomington (Columbia)

27 27 DAVE SAMUELS /Del Sol (GRP)

DEBUT JOEY CALDERAllO/The Traveler (Blue Note)

30 m TRAVIS SHOOK/Travis Shook (Columbia)

[ DEBUT 0 JEANIE BRYSON /I Love Being Here With You (Telarc)

BREAKERS

STRAIGHT AHEAD 69%

DON PULLEN (15) DOC CHEATHAM (11) JAY HOGGARD (11)

PERSON & CARTER (10) VINCE JONES (B)

ALVIN BATISTE (7) GEORGE WEIN (7)

SERGIO SALVATORE (6)

HOTTEST MILT JACKSON (19)

MULGREW MILLER (14) ROY HARGROVE (12) BOBBY WATSON (10)

NATALIE COLE (7) MICHEL CAMILO (6)

JIMMY SMITH (6) JAll FUTURES (5)

SUSANNAH McCORKLE (5)

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"CORNELL DUPREE "Child's Play" (Amazing) 25/5 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 18/5, Total Adds 5, WYBC, WAER, KLCC, KSLU, WVPE. Heavy. KUNV. CHART

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ERNESTINE ANDERSON "Now And Then" (Owest/Reprise) 25/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 10/0, Light 12/3, Total Adds 3, WDET, WYBC, WFPL. Heavy: WRTI, WOTB, KJAZ. CHART

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**BILL O'CONNELL "Lost Voices" (CTl/NAC) 25/1 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 14/0, Light 10/1, Total Adds 1, KUNV. Heavy: WAER. CHART EXTRA this week.

**TEDDY EDWARDS "Blue Saxophone" (Antilles /Island) 24/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 14/0, Light 7/1 Total Adds 1, WJAB. Heavy: WCPN, KPLU, KUNV. CHART EXTRA this week

* *NEW YORK VOICES "What's Inside" (GRP) 23/2 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 11/0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, KMHD, JCITY. Heavy: WOTB, WCLK, WAER, WJAB, KUNV.

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*STRAIGHT AHEAD "Body & Soul" (Atlantic Jan /AG) 22/4 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 15/4. Total Adds 4, KJAZ, WFPL, KUNV, JCITY. Heavy: WCLK, KLON, WMOT.

BREAKER this week.

"JOE LOVANO "Universal Language" (Blue Note) 2112

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CHART EXTRA this week

JIM SNIDERO "Urban Tales" (Square Discs) 19/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 1 /0, Light 17/4, Total Adds 4, WRTI, WCPN, WMOT, KUOP. Heavy. KJAZ.

VINCE JONES "One Day Spent" (Intuition) 18/8 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 15/8, Total Adds 8, WOTB, WCPN, KMHD, WFPL, KUOP, WEER, CJ, WSIE.

Chart Extra denoted by two asterisks.

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58 July 9, 1993 COUNTRY NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

3 1

WKS WKS LW TW 231 REPORTERS JULY 9, 1993

14 8 2 O ALAN JACKSON /Chattahoochee (Arista)

7 6 4 © CLINT BLACK with WYNONNA /A Bad Goodbye (RCA)

5 5 3 Q JOHN ANDERSON /Money In The Bank (BNA Entertainment)

13 12 7 Q REBA McENTIRE /It's Your Call (MCA)

12 9 6 Q GEORGE STRAIT/When Did You Stop Loving Me (MCA)

16 13 8 Q BROOKS & DUNN /We'll Burn That Bridge (Arista)

a 7 5 7 TANYA TUCKER w /DELBERT McCLINTON /Tell Me About It (Liberty)

20 16 13 Q MARK CHESNUTT /It Sure Is Monday (MCA)

15 14 10 Q CONFEDERATE RAILROAD/When You Leave That Way You... (Atlantic Nashville /AG)

is 15 12 ID PAM TILLIS /Cleopatra, Queen Of Denial (Arista)

21 It 15 m SAMMY KERSHAW /Haunted Heart (Mercury)

22 le 16 ® TRACY LAWRENCE /Can't Break It To My Heart (Atlantic Nashville /AG)

23 19 17 ® CARLENE CARTER /Every Little Thing (Giant)

26 20 19 m LITTLE TEXAS/What Might Have Been (WB)

30 23 20 ® DOUG STONE /Why Didn't I Think Of That (Epic)

24 21 21 m RESTLESS HEART/We Got The Love (RCA)

27 22 22 m DOUG SUPERNAW /Reno (BNA Entertainment)

29 24 23 0 SHENANDOAH /Janie Baker (RCA)

34 28 24 m HAL KETCHUM /Mama Knows The Highway (Curb)

31 27 25 0 TRISHA YEARWOOD /Down On My Knees (MCA)

2 2 1 21 VINCE GILL/No Future In The Past (MCA)

33 29 ® BILLY RAY CYRUS /In The Heart Of A Woman (Mercury)

33 29 27 ® GIBSON MILLER BAND/Texas Tattoo (Epic)

43 31 28 m AARON TIPPIN /Working Man's Ph.D. (RCA)

38 31 ® DWIGHT YOAKAM /A Thousand Miles From Nowhere (Reprise)

s ir 9 26 MARY -CHAPIN CARPENTER/The Hard Way (Columbia)

- 41 33 ® SAWYER BROWN /Thank God For You (Curb)

39 32 30 m MARK COLLIE /Shame Shame Shame Shame (MCA)

41 35 32 0 RADNEY FOSTER /Easier Said Than Done (Arista)

1e 30 GARTH BROOKS/That Summer (Liberty)

45 40 36 19 BOY HOWDY /A Cowboy's Born With A Broken Heart (Curb)

44 39 34 ® TRACY BYRD /Holdin' Heaven (MCA)

to 10 11 33 LORRIE MORGAN /I Guess You Had To Be There (BNA Entertainment)

47 37 m JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY /Beer And Bones (Atlantic Nashville /AG)

- 46 38 ® STEVE WARINER /It I Didn't Love You (Arista)

4 4 14 35 COLLIN RAYE /Somebody Else's Moon (Epic)

47 43 39 m MATTHEWS, WRIGHT & KING /I Got A Love (Columbia)

50 43 m BROTHER PHELPS /Let Go (Asylum)

48 44 41 m JOHN BERRY /A Mind Of Her Own (Liberty)

BREAKER WYNONNA /Only Love (Curb /MCA)

3 41 McBRIDE & THE RIDE /Love On The Loose, Heart On The Run (MCA)

BREAKER ID CLAY WALKER /What's It To You (Giant)

BREAKER m TRAVIS TRITT /Looking Out For Number One (WB)

BREAKER LARRY STEWART /I'll Cry Tomorrow (RCA)

BREAKER m TOBY KEITH /He Ain't Worth Missing (Mercury)

BREAKER m RONNIE MILSAP/True Believer (Liberty)

49 48 46 47 CHRIS LeDOUX /Under This Old Hat (Liberty)

46 45 44 48 CLINTON GREGORY /Standing On The Edge Of Love (SOR)

so m SHANIA TWAIN /Dance With The One That Brought You (Mercury)

DEBUT m PATTY LOVELESS /Nothin' But The Wheel (Epic)

Total Reports /Adds Heavy Medium Light

231/0 230 1 0

231/0 219 12 0 231/0 221 8 2

231/0 208 23 0 231/0 202 25 4

231/0 194 37 0 226/0 203 18 5 231/0 152 78 1

221/0 142 67 12

231/0 116 106 9 230/0 71 154 5 231/0 64 164 3 231/0 56 169 6 231/0 33 178 20 231/0 27 188 16

226/0 24 181 21 225/2 21 173 31 230/1 13 178 39 230/5 7 189 34 223/6 6 170 47 169/0 78 53 38 226/8 4 140 82 213/5 5 158 50 221/4 5 136 80 228/9 2 124 102

152/0 57 71 24 221/12 1 109 111

195/5 5 115 75

208/9 2 99 107 154/1 54 61 39 195/21 7 77 111

200/14 0 68 132 131/0 31 65 35 196/17 0 52 144 196/23 1 49 146 131/0 32 55 44 160 /10 0 64 96 174/26 0 20 154 151/4 0 41 110 151/146 0 15 136 108/1 25 52 31 162/44 0 20 142 159/150 1 12 146 146/28 0 19 127 146/30 1 14 131

142/51 1 10 131

108/0 1 26 81 97/0 0 36 61

107/8 1 13 93 120/33 0 6 114

TRAVIS TRITT (150) WYNONNA (146)

RONNIE MILSAP (51) CLAY WALKER (44)

PATTY LOVELESS (33) TOBY KEITH (30)

LARRY STEWART (28) BROTHER PHELPS (26)

DOLLY PARTON (25) ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL (24)

HOTTEST ALAN JACKSON (191)

CLINT BLACK w/ WYNONNA (153) JOHN ANDERSON (149)

GEORGE STRAIT (92) REBA McENTIRE (61)

BROOKS & DUNN (58) TANYA TUCKER w/ DELBERT McCLINTON (58)

MARK CHESNUTT (39) CONFEDERATE RAILROAD (26)

PAM TILLIS (23)

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Reports, Adds

1 BOBBIE CRYNER /Daddy... (Epic) . 82/11 2 LYNYRD SKYNYRD; Love... (All. Nash /AG) 11 /1 3 ZACA CREEK /Fly Me South (Giant) 7/1 4 AARON NEVILLE/The Grand Tour (A &M) 6/4 5 A. KRAUSS & U. STATION/ Every... (Rounder) 6/1

New artists have not yet had a Country Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60% of reporting stations.

MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list the most added songs nationally, and the songs reported "hottest" compiled from all our reporters. The number in parentheses immediately following the songs in Most Added & Hot- test indicates the total number of Country reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song is

among their five hottest.

BREAKERS CLAY WALKER

What's It To You (Giant) On 70% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 20, Light 142, Total Adds 44, including WGNA, WQCB, WOKO, KEAN, WEZL, KOUL, KHAK, KCLR, WHOK, KASH, KMIX, KCCY. Moves 48 -42 on the Country chart.

TRAVIS TRITT Looking Out For Number One (WB)

On 69% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 12, Light 146, Total Adds 150, including WDLS, WPKX, WFRG, KIXS, WACO, KLUR, WDEZ, KFDI, KZSN, KORD, KIIM, KXDD. Debuts at number 43 on the Country chart.

WYNONNA Only Love (Curb /MCA)

On 65% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15, Light 136, Total Adds 146, including WTCR, WIOV, WRWD, KPLX, WKML, WSSL, KYCK, WGEE, KCJB, KSKS, KWJJ, KRTY. Debuts at number 40 on the Country chart.

Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting sta-

tions. 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.

TOBY KEITH He Ain't Worth Missing (Mercury)

On 63% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 14, Light 131, Total Adds 30, including KEAN, WYAY, WWKA, WTXT, KNUE, WHOK, WWJO, WDEZ, KZSN, KZLA, KMPS. Moves 49 -45 on the Country chart.

LARRY STEWART I'll Cry Tomorrow (RCA)

On 63% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 19, Light 127, Total Adds 28, including WFGY, KYKR, WYYD, WTXT, KNUE, KCLR, KCJB, WXCL, WFMB, KRST, KQFC, KKAT. Moves 47 -44 on the Country chart.

RONNIE MILSAP True Believer (Liberty)

On 61% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 10, Light 131, Total Adds 51, including WQBE, WDLS, WPKX, KAYD, WMSI, KSSN, WRVF, WLLR, WIL, KBUL, KSAN, KDRK. Debuts at number 46 on the Country chart.

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PATTY LOVELESS "Nothin' But The Wheel" (Epic) 120/33 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 114, Total Adds 33, WGNA, WFGY, WHWK, WGTY, KRRV, KAYD, KRYS, WCKT, KMDL, KLLL, WGKX, WLWI, WSM, WKNN, WCHY, KNUE, WWQQ, KHAK, WUBE, WJOD, WYNG, WDAF, KIQK, WWJO, KTPK, KOEL, KIK -FM, KMUS, KNAX, KMON, KMIX, KCCY, KKAT. Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart.

SHANIA TWAIN "Dance With The One That Brought You" (Mercury) 107/8 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 13, Light 93, Total Adds 8, KHEY, KJJY, WYNG, WIL, KWNR, KMLE, KRPM, KORD. Heavy: WAVC. Medium: KEAN, KRRV, KAYO, KTCS, KTEX, KGKL, WDAF, KITS, WFMB, KFDI, KVOC, KYGO, KMON. Light: WPOC, WBEE, WSIX, WWWW, KFMS, KNIX. Moves 50-49 on the Country chart

BOBBIE CRYNER "Daddy Laid The Blues On Me" (Epic) 82/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 72, Total Adds 11, WXTA, KRRV, WWNC, KAYD, KTCS, WYGC, KMDL, KJLO, WYYD, WCHY, KIOK. Medium: WPOC, WQSI, WAYZ, WRNS, WDDD, KITS, KVOO, KALF, KMON, KRWQ. Light: WWYZ, KPLX, KYNG, KSSN, WAMZ, KCYY, KRAK.

ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL "Every Day When I Get Home" (RCA) 67/24 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 65, Total Adds 24, KEAN, KRRV, WSTH, KPLX, KHEY, WKML, KOOV, KMDL, KFRQ, WGH -FM, WWQO, WUBE, KFKF, WMUS, WXCL, KIQK, WWJO, KUZZ, KYGO, KMON, KMIX, KKAT, KOLT, KRPM. Medium: WXKX.

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KELLY WILLIS "Whatever Way The Wind Blows" (MCA) 61/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 57, Total Adds 10, WAYZ, KRYS, KOOV, WDEN, KIXS. WAXX, WASKRvt, KUGN, KMON, KMIX. Medium: WOVK, KRRV, WAVC, KITS. Light: WQSI, WRKZ, WFRG, WGTY, KEAN, KOUL, KTCS, WYGC, KTEX, WCHY, WBTU, WOW, WTHI, KRST.

TIM MCGRAW "Two Steppin' Mind" (Curb) 48/19 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 47, Total Adds 19, WRWD, KHEY, KILTFM, KOOV, KMDL, KSSN, WGH -FM, WCHY, KIXS, WAXX, WOW, KICK, WWJO, WTHI, KTPK, KMUS, KALF, KMON, KMIX. Medium: KRRV. Light: WRKZ, WIOV, WKAK, WACO, KLUR, KEBC, KXXY, KUZZ.

GEORGE JONES "Walls Can Fall" (MCA) 34/9 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 32, Total Adds 9, WQSI, WFRG, WWNC, WYGC, KMDL, WSIX, KCJB, WOW, WTHI. Medium: WAVC, KVOO. Light: WRKZ, WRWD, WGTY, WKAK, KMML, KAYD, WTVY, WKML, KTCS, KSSN, KTEX, WOWW, KGKL, KLUR, WXCL, KFDI.

DOLLY PARTON "Full Circle" (Columbia) 25/25 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 25, Total Adds 25, WQSI, WAYZ, WRKZ, WIOV, WRWD, WICO, WFRG, WGr'r, WKAK, KMML, WTVY, WYGC, KOOV, KTEX, WCMS, KGKL, KLUR, KQDY, WAXX, WDAF, WOW, KITS, KVOO, KFDI, KRWQ.

SHELBY LYNNE "Feelin' Kind Of Lonely Tonight" (Morgan Creek) 22/15 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 21, Total Adds 15, WAYZ, WIOV, WRWD, WICO, WFRG, KMML, WTVY, KGKL, KLUR, WASKFM, WXCL, KITS, KVOO, KFDI, KVOC. Medium: WFMB. Light. WWYZ, KJJY, KEEP, KSUX, KRWQ, KNCI

RICKY LYNN GREGG "Can You Feel It" (Liberty) 21/16 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 19, Total Adds 16, WOBE, WAYZ, WICO, WILQ, WXBQ, KYNG, WTVY, WYGC, WIVK, KTEX, WKNN, WAVC, KXXY, KALF, KEKB, KMIX. Medium: WFMB. Light: KPLX, WROO, KIK -FM, KRWQ.

JOE DIFFIE "Prop Me Up Beside The Jukebox" (Epic) 14/14 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 13, Total Adds 14, WTCR, WBKR, WBTU, WBCT, WMUS, KSUX, KIK -FM, KUEZ, KYGO, KZLA, KHAY, KBUL, KRAK, KSOP.

LYNYRD SKYNYRD "Love Don't Always Come Easy" (Atlantic /AG) 11/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 11, Total Adds 1, KTCS. Light: WWYZ, WRWD, WFRG, WKAK, WYGC, KYKX, KLUR, KITS, KVOC, KALF. r. :1' : ARTIST /Song Title (Label) Alb LPTI Title

DIAMOND RIO/This Romeo Ain't Got Julie Yet (Arista) .... Close To The Edge BROOKS & DUNN /Rock My World (Little Country Girl) (Arista) Hard Woridn' Man LITTLE TEXAS /God Blessed Texas (WB) Big Time

NEAL McCOY /At This Moment (Atlantic Nashville /AG) At This Moment GEORGE STRAIT/Where The Sidewalk Ends (MCA) Pure Country GEORGE STRAIT /Overnight Male (MCA) Pure Country GARTH BROOKS /Every Now And Then (Liberty) Tae Chase TRACY LAWRENCE/The Good Die Young (Atlantic Nashville /AG) Alibis JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY /Dream On Texas... (Atlantic Nashville /AG) . . Life's A Dance

VINCE GILL /One More Last Chance (MCA) I Still Believe In You

WYNONNA /Rock Bottom (Curb /MCA) Tell Me Why

LORRIE MORGAN /Half Enough (BNA Entertainment) Watch Me KATHY MATTEA /Listen To The Radio (Mercury) Lonesome Standard Time

REBA McENTIRE /One Last Good Hand (MCA) It's Your Call TRACY LAWRENCE /I Threw The Rest Away (Atlantic Nashville /AG) Alibis

it's Sc HOT WE CA/VT HOLD IT BACK/ "CAN YOU FEEL IT"

RICKY LYNN GREGG REPORT

DATE: JULY 12TH

EARLY BELIEVERS INCLUDE:

WQBE WXBQ WYGC WKNN KIK-FM WAYZ KPLX WROO WAVC KALF

WICO KYNG WIVK KXXY KEKB

WILQ WTVY KTEX WFMB KRWQ

KMIX



60.R &R July 9,1993 COUNTRYADDS et HOTS

P1 WPOCIBaNkrlote, MD

(410) 3663693 Moray/Cole

AWNA

TRAVIS TRITT ROMWIE NLSW AARON TIPPIN Hottest: CARIN BROOKS

REBA MCENTIRE

CLINT BUCK HIOC(S 8 DUNN

GEORGE STRAIT

WYNYAOw York City, NY

(212) 2374900 MkNNLIDeMoMreul nOne Hottest: none

WXTUIPIeOd.I lM, PA

(215) 667 -0000 NMtl&ogry BILLY RAT CYRUS RADNEY POSTER TRISHA TEAKWOOD

Hottest: ALAN JACKSON

PATTY LOVELESS

GARTH BROOKS NIGH TOAKAM

JOE DIME

WDSYIPmsburgh. PA

(412) 4714950 kkCneken/DeCarb

TRAVIS TRITT JOHN MICHAEL MONT

Hottest: JOH ANDERSON CLINT FLACK

GEORGE STRAIT BOXES A BONN

ALAN JACKSON

WCTK/Proroence, MA

(508) 9963371 Mike MeCoy

TRACT BYRD TRAVIS TRITT Hottest: Jell ANDERSON

CONFEDERATE RAILR ALAN JACKSON REBA ICECIRE

SANTA TICKER

WMZO-FM/WeshingtOn. DC

12021 362-8330 McCenl4lDenlels

Hottest: none

'designates stations

reporting album cuts.

P1 WKHX/AIMMa, OA (404) 955-0101 McGlnwy/Gray

HAL KETCHUM

TRISHA YEARWWD

RAMM TIPPIN ONION TOWN Hottest: CLINT HACK JUN ANDERSON

TANYA TOUTER

ALAN JACKSON

CONFEDERATE RAILR

WYAY A WYANAtlsnia, GA (404) 955-0108 Dixon/Brooks

MOM TOBY KEITH TRAVIS TRITT RAMNEY POSTER


mart BAD JON ANDERSON

TANYA TUCKER

GEORGE STRAIT

WTDPJCharotte, NC (704) 3334690 EIIIN(11MM

TRAVIS TRITT SIEVE MARINER

921X6 Hottest: JON ANDERSON

CONFEDERATE RAILR ALAN JACKSON REBA MICNI'166 CLINT HACK

WSOC- FMICherbne, NC (704) 338-1103 Grinln/Franklin WYNONNA

TRAVIS TRITT TRACY BETE Hottest: none

KPLXJDeIaNFt. Wont., TX

(214) 5262400 Brad Chambers

NYNONNA

ROBERT ELLIS OKRA

Haver, JOHN ANDERSON

CROKE STRAIT REBA MCENTIRE

ALAN JACKSON MARK CHESNUTT

KSCSIDahl981Ft. Worth, TX

(617) 4269898 JemMITkeder

imam TRAVIS TRITT BOT HOWDY

Hottest: TANYA TUCKER

JOAN ANDEREN CLINT HACK GEORGE STRAIT REBA MCENTIRE

KNTiUAOuson,TX (713) 5263161 Canda.MAUrny

HAL KETCRN TIM MICRO TRAVIS TKITT 4141018

test: none

WKISIMIeml, FL

(305) 821 -4300 Bob McKay

DWG SUPERABA TRISHA TEAKWOOD

DWIGHT YOAKAM

Hottest: noom

W NOEFM New Orisons, LA (5041529-1212 Stecket/Blake

JON BERRY

MATTREIS WRIGHT A

CLAY WALKER STEVE MARINER

Hottest: JON At/DEISM

GLINT HACK VINCE GILL ALAN JACKSON TANYA TUCKER

WGH- FMINo,Na16 VA (804) 497-1310 Rivers/Carmody

RONNIE PILSAP TRAVIS TRITT ROBERT ELLIS OKRA

WAONIA TIM M GRAW Mottest: ALAN JACKSON JON ANDERSON

CLIPS HACK PAM TILLIS REBA MCENTIRE

WCMSFMINOrolk, VA 18041 424 -1050 Mika Meehan

WYNCNNA

TRAVIS TRITT MOLLY PARTON

RADNEY PUTTER TONY KEITH Hottest: CLINT BUG( ALAN JACKSON JON AXOERSON DOUG SUPERMAN GONG STONE

KCYYISeen Arran* TX

(512) e161825 Raney Carrell

BILLY RAY CYRUS

STEVE MARINER

LARRY STEWART

WYNONNA

JON BERRY

Hottest: none

P1 WUSWChleapo. N (312) 6460099 MMIaWBIMIdo

WINO NA MATMEIS WRIGHT 8

TRAVIS TRITT Hottest: VINCE GILL CLINT HACK JON ANDERSON

HOOKS A INNNN

ALAN JACKSON

KAJAJSan Antonio, TX

(512) 734 -7301 CerrolULopei

BILLY RAY CYRUS 1WLGNT YOAKAK

GIBSON MILLER BAN

JOHN TERRY RAMNEY FOSTER HAL KETCNI

WYNOINA Hottest: VINCE GILL ALAN JACKSON PIMA MCENTIRE

GEORGE STRAIT TANYA TUCKER

WOYKFMISt. Petersburg, Tempe, FL

(813) 5764055 Martin /Robert ENTER PHELPS TRAVIS TRITT CLAY WALKER

SIEVE MARINER

NNONRA Hottest: JON ANDERSON

CLINT MACK ALAN JACKSON CEORNE STRAIT BILLY RAY CYRUS

WUBEICinclnnati. OH 1513) 721 -1050 CossonlHMnlNOn

THAIS TRITT LARRY STEWART

WINONRA

ROBERT ELLIS OKRA

PATTY LOVELESS

TANYA TUCKER

MARK CIFSMOT ALABAMA

RADNEY POSTER GEORGE JONES BROOKS 8 DUMM

Hottest: LITTLE TEXAS ALAN JACKSON MARK =tarn BILLY RAY CYRUS JON ANDERSON

WGARICIwetand, OH 12161 842 -5300 Nugent/Collier

WYNOMIA

JOHN MICHAEL MONT

TRACY BYRD

Hottest: ALAN JACKSON REBA MCITIRE CONFEDERATE RAILR CLIN BACK DUCE STRAIT

WHOK/ColumOUS, OM

(814) 653-4373 RalneslClark

VYNOINA

TRAVIS TRITT RNIIIE PULSAR TOBY KEITH cut WALKER

Hottest: ALAN JACKSON CLINT BUCK GEORGE STRAIT BROOKS 8 FINN JOIN ANDERSON

WRVFICAAAnbus, OH (814) 488-4321 Rob Ellis

DWIGHT TOWN RONNIE PULSAR TRAVIS TRITT Hottest: CLINT HACK TANTA TINKER GEORGE STRAIT ALAN JACKSON REBA MCENTIRE

W W W WlDetnM, MI

(313)2594323 MardlUFoHar

BOY HOWDY

TRACY BYRD

JOHN MICHAEL MONT

SAWYER BRAN Hottest:

GARTH BROW CONFEDERATE RAMP ALAN JACKSON 10000E 8 THE RID REBA MCENTIRE

WFMSllndlanapolls, IN

(317) 942.9550 Mason /Cannon 6WNIE MILSAP BROTHER PHELPS TRAVIS TRITT MATTRES WRIGG A

Hottest: HOOKS 6 L NtN

ALAN JACKSON CLINT HACK TANYA TUCKER JON ANDERSON

KFKFIKansas City, MO (818) 753.4000 Crawley /Stevens

NINON* CUI WALKER

RIFT ELLIS OKRA

BROTHER PHELPS TOBT KEITH Hottest: TANYA TUCKER ALAN JACKSON MINT BUD, CARLENE CARTER JCN ANDERSON

WOAFIKenes City, MO

(816) 9314100 Cnmerl&yan

PATTY LOVELESS BILLY RAY CYRUS

TOBT KEITH DOLLY PARION Hottest: TANYA TUCKER

REBA 'LEHRIRE JON ANDERSON

CLINT HACK ALAN JACKSON

WMIIJMihraukee, WI

1414) 545.8900 Wo11eIMorgan

%MORA RONNIE AASAR TRAVIS TRITT Hottest: JOIN ANDERSON ALAN JACKSON

REBA MCENTIRE GEORGE STRAIT NECKS S DUNN

KEEYIMInneapolls, MN

(612) 645-7757 SueMba yllauar

TRAVIS TRITT mom CAT WALKER

Hottest: GEORGE STRAIT GLINT BUCK CARLENE CARTER BROOKS e DUNN

ALAN JACKSON

WILFMISt. Louis, MO (314) 4361800 MassHLangson

BM HOWDY

1981IE MIL SAP TRACY BIRD MANIA TWAIN Hottest: BOY HOWDY

RONNIE All-SAR SAWYER EROMN

J ON MICHAEL PONT OLIN SACK

P1 KKFIAnNMm, CA (714) 835-1300 CrsI8 Pr ers

PATTY LOVELESS

JOE DIFFIE *WM TRAVIS TRITT Hottest: BROOKS A WNW

CLINT BACK JOHN ANDERSON

ALSO JACKSON TRACY LAWRENCE

KYGOilgDens.e CO (3031 321-0950 St. John/Page

WYNOMNA

JOE DIFFIE TRAVIS TRITT 618111ER PIDLPS SAWYER NMI HOBRT ELLIS ORBA

Hottest: none

KZLALOS Angeles, CA (B1 B) 942 -0500 CunlalPUm P10311NA

TRAVIS TRITT TONY KEITH RONNIE MILSAP JOE DIFFER !CBLIDE A THE RID Hottest: ALAN JACKSON CLINT BLACK

GEORGE STRAIT LORRIE MORGAN

MARK CREDETTI

KMLElPhoenla, AZ

(602) 2844108 SledgeIDa RNs

WAONNA JCN MICHAEL FONT BPI HWDY

TRAVIS TRITT GIPSON MILLER BAN

TRACY BYRD

MANIA TWAIN Hottest: JOHN ANDERSON

LLINT HACK GEORGE STRAIT ALAN JACKSON PAM TILLIS

KNIXNSMenIe. AZ

(607) 9584238 WesROWene

none Hottest: none

KUPVPOrIMnd, OR (503) 297 -3311 BredlyfTodd

TRAVIS TRITT WYNCNNA

Hottest: CLINT HAD RIBA WERTIRE BROOKS 8 DUO ALAN JACKSON TANYA TUCKER

KFRGIRNerside- San Bemadino, CA (714) 825-9525 Harrigan/ MM. DOING SUPERMAN

HAL 6R0RM BILLY RAT CYRUS

DWIGHT YOAKAM

Hottest: MCBRILE 8 TIE RID TARA TUCKER CLINT LACK JON ANDERSON

ALUN JACKSON!

KNCIHMorm ae98, CA (916) 9263700 Bob Young

CLAY WALKER

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ALAN JACKSON REBA MCFMIRE CARLENE CARTER

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TRAVIS TRITT WYNOINA

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LICHT ANDERSON

CLINT HACK REBA IKT97TIRE BROILS A DUNN

KSOPFMISOK LAM COY. UT

(801) 972-1043 HlltonRurpin

WYNONNA

JOE DLEFIE TRAVIS TRITT Hottest: ALAN JACKSON BROOKS S DUNN

CLINT BACK JON ANDE RSOtN

REBA MCENTIRE

KKATISait Lake City. UT

(801) 5330102 MANkslMlekelson

TRAVIS TRITT LARRY STEHART 112/01IE MIL5AP

BROTHER PHELPS PATTY LOVELESS TONY KEITH ROBERT ELLIS ORFA

Hottest: GLINT KLACK

ALA JACKSON BROOKS 8 DUNN

GEORGE STRAIT PAN TILLIS

KSONFMISan DlegW CA

(619) 2961240 ShapardMpon

BOY HOWDY

MONO SHENANDOAH

Mottest: none

KSANISan Fenclec0, CA

14151 291 -0202 Logan/Ryen

RONEY FOSTER TRAVIS TRITT RONNIE MIISAP Hottest: CLINT LAIC ALAN JACKSON JON ANDERSON

VINCE GILL LASSIE 140ICAN

KRTYISan Jute, CA

1409) 2934030 Slmns0Mtheets NINON* LARRY STEHART STEVE WAHINES Hottest: CLINT BACK ALAN JACKSON HPOORS 8 DENN

GEORGE STRAIT CARLENE CARTER

KRPMISaattle, WA (2081 8460108 RendalilMOMlephy

RONNIE PULSAR

TRAVIS TRITT ROBERT 5.1íS OKRA

LARRY STEWART

WYNONNA

SIGNA TWAIN LARRY BORNE

Nottest: SHANIA TWAIN CLINT HACK CARIB BROOKS NARY CHAPIN CARPE

ALAN JACKSON

KW5164KM, WA (206) 443 400 Tony Thomas

TONY KEITH WMNONNA

Hottest: ALAN JACKSON BRCS A DUNN

PAM TIIDIS TANYA TICKER JON ANDERSON

NATIONAL RADIO FORMA TS

BONNEVILLE

Joe Cassady (800) 631 -1600

TOBY KEITH:He Ain't Worth Missing

AARON TIPPINAVaking Man's PhD

TRAVIS TRITT/Looking Out For Number One

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VINCE GILL'NO Future In The Past

JOHN ANDERSON :Money In The Bank

T. TUCKER se/D. M0CLINTON/IeR Me ABTA N

REBA MCENTIREII's Yom Call

CONFEDERATE RAILROAD, /When You Leave That.

BROADCAST PROGRAMMING Becky Brenner (800) 426 -9082

Digital Young Country

RICKY LYNN GREGG /Can You Feel N

TOBY KEITH He Bol Worth Missing

TRAVIS TRITT:Loolong Out For NLmbet One

CLAY WALKERMIhaI's n To You

Honest:

C. BLACK wAVYNONNA /A Bad Goodbye

ALAN JACKSON /Chanahoocnee

T. TUCKER w/D. MCCUNTON/TeR Me About N

MARY -CHAPIN CARPENTER/The Hard Way

BROOKS 8 DUNN;Wè II Burn That Bridge

Digital Today's Country

RICKY LYNN GREGG /Can You Feel 0

TOBY KEITH /He HOT Walk Misslrq

TRAVIS TRITT/LctAing Out FM Number One

CLAY WALKER/WhA's N To You

Honest:

C. BLACK W/WYNONNA,A Bad Goodbye

GEORGE STRAIT/When DI0 You Stop Loving Me

ALAN JACKSON /Chanahohee

BROOKS 8 DUNN/Well Burn That Bridge

REBA McENTIREIIIS Your Call

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TRAVIS TRITT/LOOkirp Ou For Number One

CLAY WALKERWhat's N To You

Hottest C. BLACK WANAINONNA/A Bad Goodbye

JOHN ANDERSON /Money In The Bank

GEORGE STRAIT/When Did You Slop Loving Me

SAMMY KERSNAW/Haureed Heart

REBA McENTIREJN's lour Call

CONCEPT PRODUCTIONS Dick Wagner (800) 783-3454

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LARRY STEWART /Ill Cry Tomorrow

CLAY WALKERSVIIB's It To You

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BILLY RAY CYRUS /In The Heart Of A Woman

MARK CHESNUTT/N Sue Is Monday

AARON TIPPINJWO1rq Man's Ph.D.

GARTH BROOKS/That Summer

JOHN ANDERSON /Moey In The Bank

JONES SATELLITE NETWORKS (800) 766 -3251

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CLINTON GREGORY /Standing On The Eke Of Love

JOHN M. MONTGOMERY /Beet And Bones

SAWYER BROWNTRank God F11 You

LARRY STEWART /Ell Cry Tomorrow

USA STEWART /Under The Light Of The Texaco

CLAY WALKER/What's N To You

STEVE MARINER/II I Dont Love You

Honest:

BROOKS 8 DUNN /We'll Bon That &Edge

MARK CHESNUTTN Sure Is Monday

CONFEDERATE RAILROAD/When You Leave Thal

MCBRIDE 8 THE RIDE /Lave On The Loose, Heal On

SHENANDOAH :Janie Baker

CD Country - Beau Roberts

LARRY BOOTIE /Hole) Coupe DeVllle

SAMMY KERSHAW:Oueen Of My DoubleAEe

MARTINA McBRIDE /My Baby Loves Me

TIM MCGRAW/Two Stepp.7i Mind

DUDE MOWREY /Hold On Elroy

MARTY STUART /Honky TWk Crowd

TRAVIS TRITT/Looking Out Fo Number One

KELLY WIWS/Whatwev Way The Wind Blows

Hottest:

SHENANDOAH/Janie Bake,

BILLY RAY CYRUS /In The Heart 01 A Woman

DOUG STONE/Why Ddnt I Think Of That

LITTLE TEXAS/What MpRt Have Been

GIBSON MILLER BAND/Texas Tanta

MARK CHESNUTT /II Sue Is Monday

DWIGHT YOAKAM /A Thousand Miles From Nowhere

CARLENE CARTER/Every L0k Thing

NAL KETTLIUM /Mama Kn ,es The Highway

TRISHA YEARW000 /Down On My Knees

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SAWYER BROWN /Thank Goo For You

JOHN M. MONTGOMERY /Beer And Bones

AARON TIPPIN/Working Man's Ph D.

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VINCE GILL/No FAue In The Pal

C. BLACK w/WYNONNA/A Bad Goodbye

AUEN JACKSON:Chattahoochee

BROOKS 8 DUNN We II Bon That Bringe

GEORGE STRAIT When Did You Stop Loving Me

lSQOO1«C T3 i7W0t,

SUPERADIO Rich O'Brien (508) 460 -1212

Honest:

MARY -CHAPIN CARPENTERThe Hard Way

CLINT BLACK wIWYNONNA /A Bad Goodbye

ALAN JACKSON /Chattahoochee

VINCE GILL/No Future In The Past


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UNISTAR Chris Kampmeier (805) 294 -9000

Hot Country - Steve Penny

JOHN M. MONTGOMERY /Beer And Bores

TRAVIS TRITT/Looking Out Fo Number One

STEVE WARINERN I 040 Love You

WYNONNA /Only Love

Hottest:

T. TUCKER w/D. MCCUNTON/Tell Me About II

ALAN JACKSON/Chattahoochee


C. BLACK w/WYNONNA/A Bad Goodbye

REBA MIMNTIRE /N's Your Call

Unistar Country - Allen Spears

SHENANDOAH /Janie Bake:

TRISHA YEARW000 /Dawn On My Knees

Hallett: VINCE GILL/No Future In The Pal ALAN JACKSON/Chattahoochee


C. BLACK wAVYNONNA/A Bad Goodbye

GEORGE STRAITNAten Did You Stop Lovng Me

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(DUN 2634690 ANwAF6y

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REBA H®rTIRE TANYA TOOTER

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(603) 742 -7060 N akaAUnn4

PaFiPS MICHAEL MOM

CLAY WAIAER STEVE WAR NG Hottest: JON ANDERSON

BROMAS e DUNN

PIK CIENUTT ALAN JACKSON PAM TILLIS

W WYLFW1bN, CT

12031 756.3111 CS*r/bNlle none

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(7111367 -7700 JohnsoNWnera* DOPY PARTON

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GEORGE STRAIT

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11051 7394427 Dew Poole

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ALAN JACKSON BILLY RAY CYRUS

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17171 7361191 OJDanneWO*y

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(11 71 7763399 Feye/A,Wa

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Hottest: JOIN ANDERSON

TANYA NOSE CLIM BLACK

ALAN JA(XSON GEORGE STRAIT

WPKBSAOOOQOSA. MA

141317324353 Justin Caw

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W FRNVIkNOme. NY

013)316-7700 Buck Waters

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GARTH ROCKS

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MARK R ESITY',

P3 WFGYTAMone, PA (614 8813100 Peas raw

TRAVIS TRITT OMER MONA

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RIBA MCENTIRE MAO GHESNVIT Nei AMER. WOCIBarge, ME peon 8865651 D1MnM.YOIHdden

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WNWlASeghamlm, NY

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180216561230 WhMMrsadleana CLAY WALKER

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MAM OESNVTI CONFEDERATE RAILR

ALAN JACKSON

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MAVIS TRIM PARTON DOLLY

GEINGE JONES JR. HA*esWLLIA.S

JO. ANDERSON

CLEF RACK ALAN JACKSON

MOCKS A DUNN

RIME KINTIRE

wAYZS eareto m tranrantro, PA

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LAIN N GREGG DOLLY PART. :

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WXKX7Porkersburp, WV 13041 u645e5 Ton McGee

none

WPORPodlend, ME

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WRWOmauyhkee*le. NY

(2101 551-2600 Tern WMMmS

TRAVIS TRIM M GRAY

WYNONNA

SHELSY LYNNE DOLLY PARTON

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CLINT ANDERSON

GEORGE SMART BROOKS 6 DO. NAM JAMBON

WK:OI9allsbwt Ocean City. MO

13011742.3212 ParWNOA TRAVIS TRITT DOLY PARSON NEKTON RICKY LYNN GREGG

SNOW LYNNE Hottest: CLINT RACK ALAN JACKS.

GNOME STRAIT CARLINE CARTER DOUG STONE

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TRAVIS TRITT VSNONNA

AT1NF PHELPS RONNIE HILSAP LARRY STEWART

JOIN AKERSON BROOKS e DUNN

AIa CENTTI CLINT BACK ALAN JACKSON

KAYNBeeurent TX

14091 633MT1 von CaN W YNDTA TRAVIS TPETT FAIT( LOVELESS TARRY SMHAR BacmiER PHELPS

.OTIE MOSM

88IE CRYNEP Ho test: JUN ANDERSON

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WEIL- FWC*ne4Rn. SC

150318542534 PNINM/ORI IN

NATTA CLAY WALION

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WSUNCNrleeon, SC

(tl3) 5561100 LIndwy/Daan

MARK COLLIE TRACY BYRD

5 RON UMGER TDAKAH

AMA TIPPEN Test:

W.JBYIpMMMOOpa, TN

N1W 6803883 SW Bra*

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ALAN JAMS. PAN MELTS

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ISM Áw111 WaraMk -*a CAT WALKER

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MARTINA MCBRIDE

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K M./ O NMef1. Wpm, TX (21417161800 gen Penmen RICKY LYNN GRELO TRACY BYRD

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WWROln. b* Beech (6881 2399936 King/Joe.

GIBSON KILLER BAN

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K HEYID Peso, TX

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ALAN JACKSON

CLINT RAO REBA MIIRIRE

GEGEGE SOMIT

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1919) 483-9565 Edwards/Brown

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ALAN JACK.

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161(1) 3537707 5.3011915

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KY HOWDY

TRAVIS TRITT STEVE WARMER

VINCE GILL IMAGE STRAIT CLINT BLACK BRICKS LUE ALAN JAOSON

1000) 27141111

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(402) 3002059 Perkerfaroas

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MINT EACK TANYA TINKER MOM STRAIT

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(3091 5055975 DerreodylSbnens

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JOIN ANDERSON

MAN JACKSON

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(1115) 7770555 Keough J. POSH

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1715)1331530 MouldWason

TRAVIS TRITT TIM MCGRAW

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l(FOOFla/Frpo, NO

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VITROPINA

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(4 17)8261310

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DOUG SUPERMAN

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(701) 562-03111 POreisertigesens

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1-066411446

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MINE STRAIT

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'designates stations reporting album cuts.

MERCURY MOMENTS ir

What was the last record you bought' "Robert Palmer--Addicted Vol. II" What was your last radio job (before 7our current one)? "After working at WMSI (MISS 1C.:E it doesn't qualify as a job."

What was the last song you wrote?

What was your last sexual experience'

SHELBY LYNNE "Feelin' Kind of Lonely Tonight" From The Album TEMPTATION Add Date: July 12

Already Tempted: WAYZ WICO KGKL KEEY WFMB KRWQ



62 July 9,1993 COUNTRY SONG INFORMATION INDEX

A

JOHN ANDERSON "Money In The Bank" (BNA 62443 -2) Prod: James Stroud, John Anderson Wr: John Jarrad, Bob DiPiero, Mark D. Sanders Pub: Alabama Band Music, MCA Music Publishing; Little Big Town Music /American Made Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Bobby Roberts Mgmt.

B

JOHN BERRY "A Mind Of Her Own" (Liberty 79654) Prod: Chuck Howard Wr: Chuck Jones, John Berry Pub: Great Cumberland Music, Diamond Struck Music, Kicking Bird Music, Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Corlew O'Grady Management

CLINT BLACK w/WYNONNA "A Bad Goodbye" (RCA 62503 -2) Prod: James Stroud, Clint Black Wr: Clint Black Pub: Blackened Music (BMI) Mgr: Morels, Nanas, & Shea; Ken Stilts

BOY HOWDY "A Cowboy's Born With A Broken Heart" (Curb 1038) Prod: Chris Farren Wr: Jeffrey Steele, Chris Farren Pub: Farrenuff Music, Full Keel Music, Curb Songs; Farren -Curtis Music, Mike Curb Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Alan Hopper

BROOKS & DUNN "We'll Burn That Bridge" (Arista 2563) Prod: Don Cook, Scott Hendricks Wr: Ronnie Dunn, Don Cook Pub: Sony Tree Publishing Co., Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Bob Tilley

GARTH BROOKS That Summer" (Liberty 79736) Prod: Allen Reynolds Wr: Pat Alger, Sandy Mahl, Garth Brooks Pub: Bart and Beer Music, Forerunner Music, Inc., Major Bob Music Co., No Fences Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Doyle/Lewis Mgmt.

BROTHER PHELPS "Let Go" (Asylum 0001) Prod: Ricky Lee Phelps, Doug Phelps Wr: Dickie Brown Pub: Dickie Brown Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Sum Managment

TRACY BYRD "Holdin' Heaven" (MCA 54659) Prod: Tony Brown, Jeff Gordon Wr: Bill Kenner, Thom McHugh Pub: Tom Collins Music, Music Corporation Of America, Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Ritter Carter

C

MARY -CHAPIN CARPENTER The Hard Way" (Columbia 38 74930) Prod: John Jennings, Mary- Chapin Carpenter Wr: Mary- Chapin Carpenter Pub: EMI April Music Inc., Getarealjob Music (ASCAP) Mgr: John Simson, Torn Carrico

CARLENE CARTER "Every Little Thing" (Giant 6097) Prod: Howie Epstein Wr: Cadena Carter, Al Anderson Pub: Cross Keys Pub.

Co., Inc., Tortured Artists Tunes, Bash Music, This Big Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Dale Carter

MARK CHESNUTT "It Sure Is Monday" (MCA 54630) Prod: Mark Wright Wr: Dennis Linde Pub: EMI Blackwood Music Inc., Linde Manor Publishing (BMI) Mgr: BDM Management

MARK COLLIE "Shame, Shame, Shame, Shame" (MCA 54668) Prod: Don Cook Wr: Mark Collie, Jackson Leap Pub: BMG Songs, Inc., Judy Judy Judy Music; Harlan Howard Songs (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Don tight

CONFEDERATE RAILROAD "When You Leave That Way You Can

Never Go Back" (Atlantic Nashville /AG 5006) Prod: Barry Beckett Wr: Steve Clark, Johnny MacRae Pub: Music City Music,

Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: IMS

BOBBIE CRYNER "Daddy Laid The Blues On Me" (Epic 53238) Prod: Doug Johnson, Carl Jackson Wr: Bobbie Cryner Pub: Ensign Music

Corp., Miss Scarlett Music, Lonesome Dove Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Ery Woolsey

BILLY RAY CYRUS "In The Heart Of A Woman" (Mercury 934) Prod: Joe Scade, Jim Cotton Wr: Keith Hinton, Brett Cartwright Pub: WB

Music Corp., Wamer -Tamerlane Pub. Corp.; Brupo Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr:

Jack McFadden

D

JOE DIFFIE "Prop Me Up Beside The Jukebox" (Epic 34 77071) Prod: Johnny Slate, Bob Montgomery Wr: Rick Blaylock, Kerry Kurt Phillips, Howard Perdew Pub: Songwriters Ink, Texas Wedge Music (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Image Management Group/Danny Morrison

F

RADNEY FOSTER "Easier Said Than Done" (Arista 2564) Prod: Steve Fishell, Radney Foster Wr: Radney Foster Pub: PolyGram Intl Pub. Inc., St Julien Music; Mighty Nice Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Fitzgerald - Hartley

G

GIBSON MILLER BAND "Texas Tattoo" (Epic 34 74991) Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: Dave Gibson, Blue Miller Pub: Nocturnal Eclipse Music, Union Country Music, BrahmSongs, Careers -BMG Music Pub., Inc.

(BMI) Mgr: Moress, Nanas, & Shea

VINCE GILL "No Future In The Past" (MCA 54540) Prod: Tony Brown Wr: Vince Gill, Cad Jackson Pub: Benefit Music, Famous Music Corporation, Too Strong Songs (BMI) Mgr: Fitgerald- Hartley

RICKY LYNN GREGG Can You Feel It" (Liberty 79760) Prod: Chuck Howard Wr: Ricky Lynn Gregg, Don Sampson Pub: Hoosier Hilts Publishing, Milene Music, Inc. (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Prater Enterprises

CLINTON GREGORY "Standing On The Edge Of Love" (Step One 461) Prod: Ray Pennington Wr: Troy Seals, J.P. Pennington Pub: WB Music Corp., East 64th Music; Pacific Island Pub. (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Ray Pennington

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ALAN JACKSON "Chattahoochee" (Arista 2560) Prod: Keith Stegall Wr: Alan Jackson, Jim McBride Pub: Mattie Ruth Musick, Seventh Son Music, Sony Cross Keys Publishing Co., Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: Ten Ten Management

GEORGE JONES "Walls Can Fall" (MCA 54687) Prod: Emory Gordy, Jr. Wr: Billy Yates, Bruce Bouton, Frank Dycus Pub: Songs Of PolyGram International, Inc., Young World Music (BMI) Mgr: Frank Bacus

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TOBY KEITH "He Ain't Worth Missing" (Mercury 918) Prod: Nelson Larkin, Harold Shedd Wr: Toby Keith Pub: Songs Of PolyGram Intl, Inc., Tokeco Tunes (BMI) Mgr: Fred Cortez

SAMMY KERSHAW "Haunted Heart" (Mercury 873) Prod: Buddy Cannon, Norro Wilson Wr: Buddy Brock, Kim Williams Pub: Acuff -Rose Music, Inc.; Sony Cross -Keys Pub. Co.. Inc. (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr:

Jim Dowell

HAL KETCHUM "Mama Knows The Highway" (Curb 1048) Prod: Allen Reynolds, Jim Rooney Wr: Pete Wasner, Charles John Quarto

Pub: Uncle Pete Music, Foreshadow Songs, Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Chuck Flood

TRACY LAWRENCE "Can't Break It To My Heart" (Atlantic Nashville /AG 5107) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Kirk Roth, Tracy Lawrence, Earl Clark, Elbert West Pub: Loggy Bayou Music, Mike Dunn Music, JMV Publishing (ASCAP) Mgr: Wayne Edwards

CHRIS LeDOUX "Under This Old Hat" (Liberty 79761) Prod: Jimmy Bowen Wr: Mike Anthony, Larry Cordle Pub: BMG Songs, Inc.,

Jack And Bill Music Company, Amanda-Un Music, PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: Al Ledoux

LITTLE TEXAS "What Might Have Been" (WB 6156) Prod: James Stroud, Chnsty Dinapoli, Doug Grau Wr: Porter Howell, Dwayne O'Brien, Brady Seals Pub: Square West Music. Inc., Nowlin' Hits Music, Inc. (ASCAP) Mgr: Christy DiNapoli

PATTY LOVELESS "Nothin' But The Wheel" (Epic 34 77076) Prod: Emory Gordy, Jr. Wr: John Scott Sherrill Pub: Music Corp. of America, Inc., Brand New Town Music, Old Wolf Music (BMI) Mgr: Fitgerald -Hartley

SHELBY LYNNE "Feelin' Kind Of Lonely Tonight" (Morgan Creek 0034 -2) Prod: Brent Maher Wr: Jamie O'Hara, Brent Maher Pub: Sony Cross Keys Pub. Co., Trick Knee Music, Welbeck Music, Blue Quill Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Jeff Wald Entertainment

LYNYRD SKYNYRD "Love Don't Always Come Easy" (Atlantic /AG 5078) Prod: Barry Beckett Wr: Ed King, Johnny Van Zant Pub: I Can't Read Music, WB Music Corp., L &K Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Joe Boyland, Charlie Brusco

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MATTHEWS, WRIGHT & KING "I Got A Love" (Columbia 38 77020) Prod: Randy Scruggs Wr: Jackson Leap Pub: Harlan Howard Songs, Inc. (BMI) Mgr: Starstruck Entertainment

McBRIDE & THE RIDE "Love On The Loose, Heart On The Run" (MCA 54601) Prod: Steve Gibson, Tony Brown Wr: Kostas, Anna Lisa Graham Pub: Songs Of PolyGram International, Inc., Millhouse Music (BMI) Mgr: Ken Stilts

REBA McENTIRE "It's Your Call" (MCA 54496) Prod: Tony Brown, Reba McEntire Wr: Liz Hengber, Shawna Harrington - Burkhart, Bruce Burch Pub: Starstruck Writers Group, Inc.; Burch Brothers Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Narvel Blackstock

TIM McGRAW "Two Steppin' Mind" (Curb 1051) Prod: James Stroud, Byron Gallimore Wr: Buddy Brock, John Northrup Pub: Acuff -Rose Music, Inc., Milene Music, Inc. (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Tony Harley

RONNIE MILSAP "True Believer" (Liberty 79668) Prod: Ronnie Milsap, Rob Galbraith Wr: John Hiatt Pub: Careers -BMG Music Publishing, Inc., Whistling Moon Traveler Music (BMI) Mgr: Alan Brown

JOHN MICHAEL MONTGOMERY "Beer And Bones" (Atlantic Nashville /AG 5108 -2) Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: Sanger D. Shafer, Lonnie Williams Pub: Acuff -Rose Music, Inc., Lazy Gator Publishing (BMI) Mgr: Hallmark Direction

LORRIE MORGAN "I Guess You Had To Be There" (BNA 62415 -2) Prod: Richard Landis Wr: Jon Robbin, Barbara Cloyd Pub: Ten Ten Tunes (ASCAP) Mgr: Moress, Nanas, & Shea

o ROBERT ELLIS ORRALL "Every Day When I Get Home" (RCA 62547 -2) Prod: Steve Marcantonio, Robert Ellis Orrall, Josh Leo Wr: Robert Ellis Orrall, Gary Cotton Pub: (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Kirke Martin

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DOLLY PARTON "Full Circle" (Columbia 38 77083) Prod: Steve Buckingham, Dolly Parton Wr: Dolly Parton, Mac Davis Pub: Velvet Apple Music, Songpainter Music (BMI) Mgr: Gallin/Morey Assoc.

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COLLIN RAYE "Somebody Else's Moon" (Epic 34 74912) Prod: Garth Fundis, John Hobbs Wr: Paul Nelson, Tom Shapiro Pub: Sony Tree Pub. Co., Inc., Great Cumberland Music, Diamond Struck Music (BMI) Mgr: Steve Cox

RESTLESS HEART "We Got The Love" (RCA 62510 -2) Prod: Josh Leo, Restless Heart Wr: Steve Bogard, Rick Giles Pub: WB Music Corp., Rancho Bogardo Music; Great Cumberland Music, Diamond Struck Music, Patenrick Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Fitzgerald- Hartley

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SAWYER BROWN "Thank God For You" (Curb 1053) Prod: Mark Miller, Mac McAnally Wr: Mark Miller, Mac McAnally Pub: Travelin' Zoo Music, Beginner Music (ASCAP) Mgr: T.K.O. Management

SHENANDOAH "Janie Baker" (RCA 62504 -2) Prod: Don Cook Wr: Dennis Linde Pub: EMI Blackwood Music Inc., Linde Manor Publishing Co. (BMI) Mgr: Bill Carter

LARRY STEWART "I'll Cry Tomorrow" (RCA 62546 -2) Prod: Scott Hendricks, Larry Stewart Wr: Steve Bogard, Rick Giles Pub: Warner Bros. Music Corp., Rancho Bogardo Music; Great Cumberland Music, Diamond Struck Music, Patenrick Music (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: Fitzgerald -

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DOUG STONE "Why Didn't I Think Of That" (Epic 34 77025) Prod: Doug Johnson Wr: Bob McDill, Paul Harrison Pub: PolyGram Intl Pub., Inc., Ranger Bob Music; Unichappell Music Inc. (ASCAP, BMI) Mgr: BDM Management

GEORGE STRAIT "When Did You Stop Loving Me" (MCA 54642) Prod: Tony Brown, George Strait Wr: Monty Holmes, Donny Kees Pub: Acuff -

Rose (BMI) Mgr: Ery Woolsey

DOUG SUPERNAW "Reno" (BNA 62537 -2) Prod: Richard Landis Wr: Doug Supernaw, Tim Buckley, Joe Deleon, Don Crider, Kenny King, Allen Huff, Justin White Pub: Supernaw Music (ASCAP) Mgr: BDM Management

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PAM TILLIS "Cleopatra, Queen Of Denial" (Arista 2552) Prod: Paul Worley, Ed Seay Wr: Pam Tillis, Bob DiPiero, Jan Buckingham Pub: Sony Tree Publishing Co., Inc., Little Big Town Music, American Made Music, Duck House Music (BMI) Mgr: Mike Robertson Mgmt.

AARON TIPPIN "Workin Man's Ph.D." (RCA 62520 -2) Prod: Scott Hendricks Wr: Aaron Tippin, Philip Douglas, Bobby Boyd Pub: Acuff -Rose Music, Inc., Careers -BMG Music Publishing Co., Inc.; BMG Songs, Inc., Mickey Hiter Music (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Starstruck Mgmt.

TRAVIS TRITT "Looking Out For Number One" (WB 6283) Prod: Gregg Brown Wr: Travis Tritt, Troy Seals Pub: Sony Tree Pub. Co., Inc., Post Oak Publ.; WB Music Corp., East 64th Music (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Ken Kragen

TANYA TUCKER w /DELBERT McCLINTON "Tell Me About It" (Liberty 79665) Prod: Jerry Crutchfield Wr: Bill LaBounty, Pat McLaughlin Pub: Warner -

Tamerlane Publishing Corp., Top Down Music, Corn Country Music (BMI) Mgr: Beau Tucker

SHANIA TWAIN "Dance With The One That Brought You" (Mercury 923) Prod: Harold Shedd, Norro Wilson Wr: Sam Hogin, Gretchen Peters Pub: Sony Tree Pub. Co., Inc.; WB Music Corp. (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Mary Bailey

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CLAY WALKER "What's It To You" (Giant 6315) Prod: James Stroud Wr: Robert Ellis Orrall, Curtis Wright Pub: Stroudavanous Music, BMG Songs Inc., 2 Kids Music (ASCAP) Mgr: Music Matters Mgmt.

STEVE WARINER "If I Didn't Love You" (Arista 2578) Prod: Tim DuBois, Scott Hendricks Wr: Jon Vezner, Jack White Pub: Warner Tamerlane Pub., Corp, Minnesota Man Music; Bob White Music (BMI, ASCAP) Mgr: Chip Peay

KELLY WILLIS "Whatever Way The Wind Blows" (MCA 54678) Prod: Don Was, Tony Brown Wr: Marshall Crenshaw Pub: Murder By Television (ASCAP) Mgr: Mark Rothbaum

WYNONNA "Only Love" (MCA 54689) Prod: Tony Brown, Don Potter Wr: Marcus Hummon, Roger Murrah Pub: Careers -BMG Music Publishing, Inc., Murrah Music Corporation, Tom Collins Corporation (BMI) Mgr: Ken Stilts

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TRISHA YEARWOOD "Down On My Knees" (MCA 54670) Prod: Garth Fundis Wr: Beth Nielsen Chapman Pub: BMG Songs, Inc.

(ASCAP) Mgr: Ken Kragen

DWIGHT YOAKAM "A Thousand Miles From Nowhere" (Reprise 6282) Prpd: Pete Anderson, Dusty Wakeman Wr: Dwight Yoakam Pub: Coal Dust West Music (BMI) Mgr: Gary Borman/Borman Entertainment

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Emphasis Tracks Tote/ Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light

3 2 2 0 TEARS FOR FEARS /Elemental (Mercury) "Break" 40/0 38 2 0 2 1 1 2 PORNO FOR PYROS /Porno For Pyros (WB) "Pets" "Female" 38/0 37 1 0

5 0 U2/Zooropa (Island /PLG) "Numb" "Zooropa" 40/3 33 6 1

1 3 3 4 NEW ORDER /Republic (Qwest /WB) "Ruined" "World" 39/0 30 8 1

10 4 4 © PAUL WESTERBERG /14 Songs (Sire /Reprise)* "World" "First" 40/0 25 15 0 7 7 7 0 POSIES /Frosting On The Beater (DGC) Keeps bullet due to

continued growth. "Dream" "Solar" 39/0 20 14 5 6 8 10 0 MIDNIGHT OIL /Earth And Sun And Moon (Columbia) "Outbreak" "Truganini" 34/2 20 13 1

18 14 0 MATTHEW SWEET/The Ugly Truth /Ugly Truth Rock (Tracks) (Zoo) "Ugly" "Rock" 37/3 14 20 3 4 5 8 9 RADIOHEAD /Pablo Honey (Capitol) "Guitar" "Creep" 34/0 20 11 3 8 9 9 10 LENNY KRAVITZ /Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin) "Believe" "Gonna" 34/2 19 10 5 5 6 6 11 DEPECHE MODE /Songs Of Faith And Devotion (Sire /Reprise) "Shoes" "Condemnation" 31/0 18 10 3

21 17 13 a CRANBERRIES/Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? (Island /PLG) "Dreams" "Sunday" 34/2 17 12 5 19 16 15 a DRAMARAMA /Hi -Fi Sci -Fi (Chameleon /Elektra) "Work" 35/0 13 18 4 23 20 16 m OMD /Liberator (Virgin) "Stand" 31/1 17 12 2 11 10 12 15 AIMEE MANN/Whatever (Imago) "Should've" 30/1 17 13 0 13 12 11 16 TRASH CAN SINATRAS /I've Seen Everything (Go!Discs /London /PLG) "Hayfever" 30/0 14 15 1

26 25 18 a STONE TEMPLE PILOTS /Core (Atlantic /AG) "Plush" "Wicked" 25/2 17 3 5 26 21 0 ZIGGY MARLEY & THE MELODY MAKERS /Joy & Blues (Virgin) "Brothers 31/0 10 20 1

12 15 17 19 WORLD PARTY/Bang! (Ensign /Chrysalis /ERG) "Give" "Today" 32/1 14 14 4 14 14 19 20 STING/Ten Summoner's Tales (A &M) "Fields" 28/0 11 13 4

25 a MIGHTY MIGHTY BOSSTONES /Don't Know How To Party (Mercury) "Someday" 27/1 11 10 6 9 11 22 22 SUEDE /Suede (Nude /Columbia) "Animal" "Metal" 29/1 7 18 4

22 22 23 23 AN EMOTIONAL FISH /Junk Puppets (Atlantic /AG) "Rain" 29/0 10 12 7 18 23 20 24 X /Hey Zeus! (Big Life /Mercury) "Life" "Country" 27/1 7 16 4

28 28 e DEEP FOREST /Deep Forest (Epic) "Lullaby" 29/1 5 17 7 30 0 DEACON BLUE/Whatever You Say, Say Nothing (Chaos) "Town" 27/2 5 18 4

17 21 27 27 WATERBOYS /Dream Harder (Geffen) "Return" 24/0 12 12 0 16 13 24 28 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY /Symphony Or Damn (Columbia) "She" 24/0 10 10 4 DEBUT e BJORK /Human Behaviour (Track) (Elektra) "Human" 29/6 4 13 12

25 27 - m THE THE /Dusk (Epic) "Slow" "Love" 21/1 7 12 2


TOOL "Undertow" (Zoo) 16/0 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 4/0. Total Adds O. Heavy. KXRK. WHTG, WLAVAM. Medium including WZRH, CIMX, KTCL, KUKQ, KNNC. Light. WDRE, WBRU, KPNT, KBAC.

700 MILES "700 Miles" (RCA) 16/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 9/0, Light 3/0, Total Adds O. Heavy KROO, KUKQ. KXRK, WHTG. Medium including WBRU, WEOX, WDST, KNNC. WOXY. Light. WZRH, KTCL, KNDD. BLIND MELON "Blind Melon" (Capitol) 15/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 9/4, Light 5/2, Total Adds 6, including WKQX, CIMX, KXRK, XTRA, WWDX. Heavy. KROQ. Medium including WDRE, WZRH, KPNT, WHTG, WLAVAM. Light including WBRU, WKOC, WDST. VARIOUS ARTISTS "Last Action Hero" (Columbia) 14/1 Rotations. Heavy 1 /0, Medium 8/0, Light 5/1, Total Adds 1: WEQX. Heavy CIMX. Medium including KUKO, KXRK, XTRA, WHTG, KNNC. Light including WBRU, KNDD, WOXY, KBAC. HIS BOY ELROY "Fade To Black" (Track) (Immortal/Epic) 14/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 7/t, Total Adds 1 WCHZ. Heavy- WWDX. Medium including KDGE, WHTG, KNNC, WLAVAM, KKDJ. Light including WBRU, WKOX, WWCD, KTCL, WVGO. CATHERINE WHEEL "Crank" (Track) (Fontana/Mercury) 13/13 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/3, Light 10/16, Total Adds 13, including WFNX, WBRU, KPNT, CIMX, KTCL. TODD RUNDGREN "No World Order" (Forward /Rhino) 13/1 Rotations: Heavy 1 /0, Medium 7/0, Light 5/1, Total Adds 1: KXRK. Heavy: WXPN. Medium including WWCD, WDST, KIKX, KBAC, KACV. Light including KTCL, KUKO, WHTG, WRLT. P J HARVEY "Rid Of Me" (Island /PLG) 13/1 Rotations. Heavy 1 /0, Medium 4/1, Light 8/0, Total Adds 1, KXRK. Heavy: WRAS. Medium including WXRT, WHTG, KTOZ Light including WFNX, WBRU, WHFS, WZRH. KPNT.

VARIOUS ARTISTS "Sweet Relief: A Benefit For Victoria Williams" (Thirsty- Ear /Chaos) 12/4 Rotations. Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/1, Light 5/3, Total Adds 4: WBRU, WWCD, KEDG. KBAC. Heavy: CIMX, KUKQ. WHTG. Medium including KPNT, WEQX, KIKX. Light including WDST, WXPN.

CRANES "Forever" (Dedicated /RCA) 12/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 5/1, Light 6/1, Total Adds 2. KXRK. Heavy. KKDJ. Medium including KITS, WBER, WRAS, KTOZ. Light including WDRE. WHFS, KTCL, WCHZ, KBAC.

CANDLEBOX "Change (Track)" (Maverick/Sire/WB) 12/0 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 4/0. Light 8/0, Total Adds O. Medium KXRK, WLAVAM, KEDG, KACV. Light including WFNX, WORE. CIMX, KTCL, KUKO

COP SHOOT COP "Ask Questions Later" (Interscope /Atlantic Group) 10/1 Rotations. Heavy 1'Q Medium 311, Light 6 /0, Total Adds 1 WRAS. Heavy KROQ. Medium including KEDG. KRZQ. Light including WFNX, WHFS. CIMX, KTCL, KUKQ.

JAYHAWKS "Hollywood Town Hall" (Def American /Reprise) 9/2 Rotations. Heavy 1/0. Medium 4/1, Light 4/1, Total Adds 2 WFNX, WDST Heavy WHTG. Medium including WDRE, WKOC, KTOZ. Light including WXRT, WXPN, KACV. DINOSAUR JR "Where You Been" (Sire /WB) 9/2 Rotations Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/2, Light 2/0, Total Adds 2. WORE, KUKO Heavy. WXRT, WOXY. Med um including WHTG, KNNC. KTOZ Light. WBRU, CIMX. STRANGLERS "Stranglers In The Night" (Viceroy) 9/0 Rotations. Heavy O. Medium 6/0. Light 3/O, Total Adds 0. Medium KTCL, KUKQ, KXRK, WDST, KKDJ. KBAC. Light. WFNX, WBRU. WOXY

JOHNNY CLEGG & SAVUKA "Heat, Dust & Dreams" (Capitol) 8/2 Rotations Heavy 2'0, Medium 4'0. Light 2/2, Total Adds 2 WCHZ, WXPN. Heavy. WWCD, WDST. Medium- WZRH, WXRT, WRLT, WVGO.

HAMMERBOX "Numb" (A &M) 8/1 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 2/0, Light 6/1, Total Adds 1: KXRK. Medium. KEDJ, KACV. Light including WFNX, WORE, CIMX, KTCL, KNDD.

FABULON "In A Mood (Track)" (Chrysalis /ERG) 7/6 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 6/5, Total Adds 6, including WFNX, WORE. KTCL, WDST, WCHZ. Light including WKQX

BUCK PETS To The Quick" (Restless) 7/2 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 1/1. Light 6/1, Total Adds 2. WWDX, WRAS. Light including KTCL, WHTG, KBAC, KACV, KTOZ. LISA GERMANO "Happiness" (Capitol) 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/0, Light 2/1. Total Adds 1. WKOC. Medium WBRU, WEQX, WDST WXPN, KACV. Light including WRLT.

CATHERINE WHEEL (13) BJORK (6)

BLIND MELON (6) FABULON (6)

NED'S ATOMIC DUSTBIN (6) SWEET RELIEF: A BENEFIT... (4)

SMASHING PUMPKINS (3) STRAITJACKET FITS (3) MATTHEW SWEET (3)

U2 (3)

HOTTEST U2 (25)

PORNO FOR PYROS (18) TEARS FOR FEARS (14) PAUL WESTERBERG (11)

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS (9)

CRANBERRIES (8) RADIOHEAD (8)

LENNY KRAVITZ (7) NEW ORDER (7)

PROCLAIMERS (6)

MATTHEW SWEET (6)

U2 (18) PORNO FOR PYROS (14)

RADIOHEAD (12) STONE TEMPLE PILOTS (8)

CRANBERRIES (7) DEEP FOREST (7)

PROCLAIMERS (7) PAUL WESTERB;ERG (5)

NEW ORDER (4) SLIVER (4)

MATTHEW SWEET (4)

!DESCVBRIMIENIO MAI INCREIIIE! PORNO FOR PYROS "MEUA"

Por fin en México el famoso descubrimien- to que despierta el de- seo sexual.

Sus resultados son 100% efectivos para ellos (FERON No. 1) y para ellas (FERON No. 2).

El éxito en el juego del amor está garanti- zado, hasta podría conquistar a quien an- tes ya lo rechazó, gra- cias a sus efectos que son casi instantáneos.

Ellas solamente sen- tiran un agradable aro- ma que será irresisti- ble, y lo mejor es que sólo ud. sabrá porque caerán ante sus pies rendidas.

No espere más y llé- nese hoy de éxito y aventuras. Solicite hoy su propia fragancia con el cupón de junto por correo que es la

única forma de corn- prarlo.

Obtenga por fin lo que siempre ha desea- do de ella...

3 de cada 4 Intentos tienen resultados GA- RANTIZADOS, porque si no le funciona, sin preguntar absoluta- mente nada le devolve- remos el 100% de su dinero. Ud. no pierde nada más que hacer la prueba y puede ganar mucha experiencia que otros envidiarán.

"MEIJA " the new track from the gold debut album

Porno For Pyros

®1993 Warner Bras. Records Inc.



66. R &R July 9,1993

WORLD PARTY "Give It All Away" (Ensign /Chrysalis /ERG) 23/7 (16/7) Adds Incruding WDHA KLBJ. WSTZ. KFMX, WKZO, KODS Medium 6 including WBAB, KZRR, WIZN, KWHL KTYD

JAYHAWKS "Settled Down Like Rain" (Def American /Reprise) 23/5 (18/15) Adds ,cluding KOWB WZZO KTYD Medium 9 including WNEW. KTCZ. WDHA, WKIT. WIZN. KATP, KFMX

LYNYRD SKYNYRD The Last Rebel" (Atlantic /AG) 20/2 (184) Adds including WRIF. KRCH. Heavy 2 KRXQ, KMOD. Medium 7 including WZBH, WRCO, WRDU, KTAL, KCLB. KATP. WOLF

ROD STEWART "Reason To Believe" (WB) 18/13 (5/0) Adds including WDVE, WKGB, WHEB, WXKE Heavy 4 including WBLM. WGIR. Medium 9 including WZZO WXLP.

PRIMUS "My Name Is Mud" (Interscope /Atlantic Group) 18/0 (18/1) ,OZ WAAF Medwm 5 WKLL, KRAB. KAZY KRZR. KIEZ

MARC COHN "Paper Walls" (Atlantic /AG) 17/6 (11/9) Adds Includ vg KEYJ Medwm 9 Including WBAB WNEW. WMMR, KFOG, KZRR.

CANDLEBOX "Change" (Maverick/Sire /WB) 16/5 (11/8) Adds WAAF, WTUE. KMOD, KAZY, KNAC. Medium 3. KISW, KZRR, KILO.

GEORGE THOROGOOD /Haircut (101) U2 Zooropa (44)

U2%Stay (14) ROD STEWART,Reason (13)

CRY OF LOVE /Peace (12) IAN MOORE /Feel (12) VINCE NEIL /Can't (12)

ROBIN ZANDER /Always (12) GIN BLOSSOMS /Jealousy (11)

U2 /Days (11)

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AC /DC /Big (43) SOUL ASYLUM /Runaway (42)

QUEENSRYCHE /Real (41) STONE TEMPLE PILOTS /Plush (39)

AEROSMITH /Cryin' (26) MEGADETH /Angry (24)

OZZY OSBOURNE /Changes (24) U2 /Numb (18)

ROBERT PLANT /29 (15) STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide (12)

WINGER /Down (12)

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10 4 1 O AEROSMITH /Cryin' (Geffen) 168 + /2 137+ 29- 4 3 2 QUEENSRYCHE /Real World (Columbia) 168+/1 107+ 55+ 7 6 5 © SOUL ASYLUM /Runaway Train (Columbia) 149 + /0 109+ 35- 1 2 3 4 AC /DC /Big Gun (Columbia) 147-/0 94- 44=

22 15 9 © ROBERT PLANT /29 Palms (Es Paranza /Atlantic Group) 142 + /8 77+ 61 - 5 5 6 6 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS /Plush (Atlantic /AG) 119 -/0 94- 17- 6 7 7 7 BILLY IDOL /Shock To The System (Chrysalis /ERG) 152-/1 46+ 79- 9 8 8 0 STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River (Sailor /Polydor /PLG) 130-/1 74+ 45-

13 11 10 0 COVERDALE /PAGE/Take Me For A Little While (Geffen) 136+/3 55+ 68= 2 1 4 10 PAT BENATAR /Everybody Lay Down (Chrysalis /ERG) 115 -/0 75- 34+

18 14 13 BROTHER CANE /Got No Shame (Virgin) 147 + /4 23= 82+ 11 10 12 12 OZZY OSBOURNE /Changes (Epic) 119 -/3 44- 55- 33 23 20 ROBIN ZANDER /I've Always Got You (Interscope /Atlantic Group) 121+/12 20+ 81+ 17 17 14 DREAM THEATER /Another Day (EastWest /Atlantic Group) 107 =/2 32+ 50- 21 19 16 ® STING /Fields Of Gold (A &M) 89+/1 44+ 33-

8 9 11 16 JACKYL /When Will It Rain (Geffen) 92 -/0 29 - 43 - 16 16 15 17 WINGER /Down Incognito (Atlantic /AG) 99-/0 23- 47= 25 20 19 O NEIL YOUNG /Long May You Run (Reprise) 102 + /2 23+ 61-

42 25 CRY OF LOVE /Peace Pipe (Columbia) 119+/12 10+ 61 +

29 24 21 Q POSIES /Dream All Day (DGC) 108 +/6 15 + 59 =

I DEBUT ® GEORGE THOROGOOD & DESTROYERS /Get A Haircut (EMI /ERG) 104 + /101 9+ 65+ 31 27 24 LENNY KRAVITZ /Believe (Virgin) 90 +/3 17= 54+

18 23 U2 /Numb (Island /PLG) .Keeps bullet due to continued growth.

91 -/1 21+ 40- 12 13 17 24 DONALD FAGEN/Tomorrow's Girls (Reprise) 62 -/1 28 - 29 - 41 36 31 ® GIN BLOSSOMS /Hey Jealousy (A &M) 79+/11 11 + 41+ 38 30 35 e ALICE IN CHAINS/What The Hell Have I (Columbia) 90 +/7 8+ 28+ 37 29 27 ® PORNO FOR PYROS /Pets (WB) 79 +/4 13+ 34+ 42 34 28 e PETER GABRIEL /Secret World (Geffen) 80 +/7 11 + 45 +

49 32 29 © BON JOVI /l'll Sleep When I'm Dead (Jambco /Mercury) 94 +/8 4= 41+ 34 28 26 MEGADETH /Angry Again (Columbia)* 84 +/2 8+ 23+

3 12 22 31 AEROSMITH /Eat The Rich (Geffen) 53 -/0 22- 25 - 26 21 23 32 VAN MORRISON f /JOHN LEE HOOKER /Gloria (Polydor /PLG) 68-/1 15- 38- 57 47 35 ® BIG HEAD TODD & THE MONSTERS /Circle (Giant /Reprise) 69+/8 7+ 39+ 44 38 34 CD ARCADE /Cry No More (Epic) 60 +/3 9= 22+ 53 43 36 ® ALLGOOD /It's Alright (A &M) 61 +/2 7+ 32+

50 39 PAUL RODGERS /Louisiana Blues (Victory Music /PLG) 62 +/9 5+ 30+ I

DEBUT ® U2/Zooropa (Island /PLG) 44 /44 10 23 54 44 38 e BLIND MELON /No Rain (Capitol) 56 +/2 5+ 29+ 50 46 40 e SAVATAGE /Edge Of Thorns (Atlantic /AG) 51 +/9 9+ 15+

60 44 VINCE NEIL /Can't Have Your Cake (WB) 56 +/12 5+ 16+ 20 22 32 41 LENNY KRAVITZ /Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin) 35 =/0 21- 10+

45 e MATTHEW SWEET/The Ugly Truth (Zoo) 43 +/8 3= 17+ 60 52 46 e ANIMAL BAG /Hello Cosmo (Mercury) 52 +/8 2= 15+ 58 53 47 ODDS /Heterosexual Man (Zoo) 45 +/5 1+ 11+ - - 58 DEF LEPPARD/Two Steps Behind (Columbia) 27 +/9 11 + 9+ 23 26 37 46 ANTHRAX /Only (Elektra) 34 -/0 2- 15- 15 18 33 47 PETE TOWNSHEND /English Boy (Atlantic /AG) 26-/1 5- 17-

49 ( BRUCE HORNSBY /Passing Through (RCA) 36+/5 2- 17+ 52 48 42 49 DEF LEPPARD /I Wanna Touch U (Mercury) 34 -/1 2= 17- 59 54 51 APRIL WINE /Here's Looking At You (Import) 30+/3 7+ 11 +

14 25 41 51 ROBERT PLANT /Calling To You (Es Paranza /Atlantic Group) 20 -/O 6- 8- 55 PAUL WESTERBERG/World Class Fad (Sire /Reprise) 36+/5 1 + 12+

- 60 IAN MOORE/How Does It Feel (Capricorn /WB) 33 +/12 0= 14+ - 54 GALACTIC COWBOYS /I Do What I Do (DGC) 34 +/4 0= 8+

59 DIESEL/Tip Of My Tongue (Giant) 26 +/3 3+ 13+ 56 DEVLINS /I Knew That (Capitol) 27 +/2 3+ 11 -

28 41 48 57 AEROSMITH /Livin' On The Edge (Geffen) 16 -/1 7- 4+ 24 37 43 58 BLUES TRAVELER /Conquer Me (A &M) 18 -/0 7- 10-

DEBUT m STONE TEMPLE PILOTS/Wicked Garden (Atlantic /AG) 20+/6 3= 7+

I DEBUT ,e RADIOHEAD /Creep (Capitol) 27 +/6 4+ 4-

BREAKERS, GEORGE THOROGOOD

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0 VARIOUS ARTISTS /Last Action Hero (Columbia) 2 2 2 0 AEROSMITH /Get A Grip (Geffen)

6 6 4 0 SOUL ASYLUM /Grave Dancers Union (Columbia)

4 4 6 0 ROBERT PLANT/The Fate Of Nations (Es Paranza /Atlantic Group)

5 5 5 0 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS /Core (Atlantic /AG)

7 8 9 0 COVERDALE /PAGE /Coverdale /Page (Geffen)

7 7 BILLY IDOL /Cyberpunk (Chrysalis /ERG)

9 7 a O STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River (Sailor /Polydor /PLG)

3 3 3 9 PAT BENATAR /Gravity's Rainbow (Chrysalis /ERG)

I DEBUT m U2/Zooropa (Island /PLG)

11 OZZY OSBOURNE /Live And Loud (Epic)

12 10 12 0 LENNY KRAVITZ /Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin)

18 13 13 0 BROTHER CANE/Brother Cane (Virgin)

13 16 14 m STING/Ten Summoner's Tales (A &M)

I DEBUT 0 ROBIN ZANDER /Robin Zander (Interscope /Atlantic Group)

15 14 15 0 DREAM THEATER /Images And Words (EastWest /Atlantic Group)*

8 9 ,o 17 JACKYL /Jackyl (Geffen)

20 18 18 0 NEIL YOUNG/Unplugged (Reprise)

16 17 17 19 WINGER /Pull (Atlantic /AG)

25 20 20 POSIES /Frosting On The Beater (DGC)

38 21 a CRY OF LOVE/Brother (Columbia)

to 12 16 22 DONALD FAGEN /Kamakiriad (Reprise)

34 26 23 a PETER GABRIEL/Us (Geffen)

26 21 24 a BIG HEAD TODD & THE MONSTERS /Sister Sweetly (Giant /Reprise)

36 29 25 a GIN BLOSSOMS /New Miserable Experience (A &M)

31 23 22 a PORNO FOR PYROS /Porno For Pyros (WB)*

23 19 19 27 VAN MORRISON/Too Long In Exile (Polydor /PLG)

37 27 26 a BON JOVI /Keep The Faith (Jambco/Mercury)*

35 31 28 a ARCADE /Arcade (Epic)*

33 29 a PAUL RODGERS /Muddy Water Blues - A Tribute To... (Victory Music /PLG)*

- 40 31 ® ALLGOOD /Uncommon Goal (A &M)

33 37 32 VINCE NEIL /Exposed (WB)

39 33 e BLIND MELON/Blind Melon (Capitol)

34 m SAVATAGE /Edge Of Thorns (Atlantic /AG)

37 a ANIMAL BAG /Animal Bag (Mercury)

14 15 27 36 PETE TOWNSHEND /Psychoderelict (Atlantic /AG)

38 35 35 37 DEF LEPPARD /Adrenalize (Mercury)

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40 a ODDS /Bedbugs (Zoo)

21 32 m ROD STEWART/Unplugged...And Seated (WB)

.Keeps bullet due to continued growth.

Emphasis Tracks

"Real" (168) "Big" (147) "Hell" (90) "Cryin' " (168) "Eat" (53) "Livin "' (16) "Runaway" (149) "Black" (7) "Trace" (1) "29" (142) "Calling" (20) "Believe" (14) "Plush" (119) "Wicked" (20) "Creep" (1) "Take" (136) "Shake" (6) "Over" (5) "Shock" (152) "Wasteland" (1) "Wide" (130) "Cry" (2) "Conversation" (1) "Everybody" (115) "Somebody's" (2) "Numb" (91) "Zooropa" (44) "Stay" (14) "Changes" (119) "Believe" (90) "Gonna" (35) "There" (2) "Shame" (147) "Fields" (89) "Love" (4) "Heavy" (4)

"Always" (121) "Another" (107) "Under" (1) "Take" (1) "Rain" (92) "Back" (1) "Long" (102) "Soul" (3) "Hurricane" (2) "Incognito" (99) "Junkyard" (1)

"Dream" (108) "Peace" (119) "Highway" (1) "Tomorrow's" (62) "Countermoon" (3) "Springtime" "Secret" (80) "Kiss" (1) "Circle" (69) "Broken" (11) "Alright" (2) "Jealousy" (79) "Found" (1) "Pets" (79) "Cursed" (1) "Gloria" (68) "Lonely" (2) "Ball" (2) "Sleep" (94) "Arms" (2) "Cry" (60) "Messed" (2) "Louisiana" (62) "Hunter" (3) "Want" (1) "Alright" (61) "Can't" (56) "Sister" (4) "Edge" (1) "Rain" (56) "Edge" (51) "Hello" (52) "Everybody" (3) "English" (26) "Early" (1) "Afraid" (1) "Wanna" (34) "Tonight" (4) "Heaven" (1) "Passing" (36) "Harbor" (1) "Fields" (1) "Heterosexual" (45) "Yes" (1) "Reason" (18) "Cut" (3) "Picture" (2)

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172 + /0 172 + /1 150 +/0 150 + /4 124 + /0 143+/3 152 -/1 132 -/1 117 -/0 133 /26 120 -/3 114 + /2 147 + /4 93 +/1

121 /12 108 =/2 93 -/0

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Heavy

136+ 152+ 110+ 84 + 96= 61 + 46+ 74+ 76 - 34 44- 37 = 23= 46+ 20 33+ 29- 23 + 23- 15+ 10+ 28 - 12+ 11+ 11+ 13+ 16- 5= 10= 6= 7+ 7= 5+ 9+ 4+ 6- 3- 2- 1+ 6-

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BREAKERS U2

Zooropa (Island /PLG) 76% of our reporters on it.

ROBIN ZANDER

Robin Zander (Interscope /Atlantic Group) 70% of our reporters on it.

U2 (26) CRY OF LOVE (12)

ROBIN ZANDER (12) GIN BLOSSOMS (11)

EXTREME (10) SAVATAGE (9)

ROD STEWART (9) ANIMAL BAG (8)

BIG HEAD TODD & MONSTERS (8) BON JOVI (8)

VINCE NEIL (8) PAUL RODGERS (8)

HOTTEST AEROSMITH (152)

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VP /Dir. Ops & Prog: Steve Kingston APD /MD: Frankie Blue Asst. MD: Andy Shane

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PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be 1500 Mil ROBIN S /Show Me Love CAPTAIN NOLLYNOODMo[e And More UB10 /Can't Help Palling In

DURAN DURAN /Come Undone BON JWI /In These Arms NO1 ORDER/Regret 4 NON BLONDES/What's Up EXPOSE /I'll Never Get Ove[ Y

SNVMeak SNOW/Girl, I've Been Butt STING /fields Of Gold SOUL MYLUNMunCMay Train RADIOXVAD/Creep STONE TEMPLE PILA /Plush TAG TEAf3Mhooepl (There It IS) ROD STSMART'/Xave I Told You Latel TAYLOR OAYRE /Can't Get enough Of Y

LENNY KRAVITZ/Believe 02/Numb ORD /Stand Above Me PORNO TOR PYROS/Pete JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love G

INNER CIeCLe/Bad Boys (These From SPIN DOCTORS/TWO Princes

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KENNY GMy The Time This Nigh

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SOUL ASYLUWMu0avaY Train DIN0 /Ooh Child [APACHE RODE/Walking In Oy Shoes

SBAIMaby I's Yours JOEY LA /Stay Forever MICHAEL JACKSON/Will You Be There

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TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot 1 Or Trot GIRLS/Do De What SILK /Girl U rot Re NAUGNTY BY NATURE /It's On TLC/Get It Up

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11 MEN AT LARGE /So Alone 12 JOMANDA/I Like It

13 MARY J. BLIGE/LOVe No Limit

14 BILA /Girl U Par Me

15 DINA ENROLL /special Rind Of Love

16 TONY TONI TO/If I Nad No Loot

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12 ONYX /Shen 13 JANET JACKSON/That's The Nay Love

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32 JON SECADA/0's Free 33 CYNTHIA /forever Mi uing You

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BRENDA M. STARR /So In Love

ON KENNY G/By The 'Flee This Nigh NATALIE COLE/Take A Look FREEDOM WILLIAMS/Voice Of freedom TLC /Get It Up TAG TCM/Whoompt (There It Is)

JOEY LAWRENCE /Stay Forever ACE /I Out Lonely Too

99X /Atlanta PD: Brian Philips APD: Leslie Fram MD: Sean Demery

l 1 HEM ORDER /Regret N 2 2 SOUL ASYLUM /MUnavey Train

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23 23 LIVING COLOUB/NOthingness 24 24 JAWAWKSMeiting For The Sun

25 25 CANDY SKIee/cverybody Loves You

26 26 TRANI BLACK/Hang On To Your Egg

27 27 SSBREO MC'S /Step It Up 28 28 erns SWEAT/The ugly Truth 29 29 BILLY IDOL /Shock To The System 30 30 PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be (500 Nil

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NEW ORDER/World BUOIOXEAD /Creep XADDAMAY/Mhet Is Love DURAN DURAN/DKr A- HA/Dark Is The night 2 UNLIMITED/Tribal Dence SPIN DOCTORS /Jimmy Olsen's Blues JUDYBATSMeing Simple PORNO FOR PYROSMats EMT 17/Meet End Girls WEN ORDER/Regret HIS BOY ELROY /Chains SOUL ABYLIMMunavay Train D1NO /Ooh Child

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25 18 TINA TURNER /I Don't Manna Fight

21 19 TAYLOR DAYN6 /Can't Get enough Of Y

20 20 ROBIN 5 /show Me Love

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STAR*94 Today's Best Music WSTR

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5 TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of Y 6 DURAN DURAN /Cone Undone 7 U1140 /Can't Help falling In

0 JON SECADA/I'm Free 9 STEREO MC'S /Connected

X 1 10 SOUL MYLOIMVnaway Train 1 11 SA05Mo Ordinary Love 1 12 JerT HEALEY BAND/Lost In Your Eyes

H 1 13 PROCLAiM ERS /i'm Gonna Se (500 011 1 la WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run TO You

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1 16 4 NON BLONOSIMhet'e Up 1 17 ERIC CLAPTONMUnning On faith 1 15 BON JOVI /In These Ares 2 19 NNA/Te11 an WRY 2 20 NO /Ooh Child 2 21 5 /Show Me L000 2 22 BRIAN MCRNIGHT /One Wet Cry 2 23 eak 2 21 GEORGE MICEAELMilleI /Papa Nee A Rol 3 25 DON HENLEY /Sit Dom You're Rockl 1 26 PM DANN/Looking Through Patty 3 27 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD/More And More

28 ROD sTswART/Aeason To Believe 29 PIT NN /The Nays Of The wind

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OHR Pi PLAYLISTS July 9,1993 R&R 71

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KBXX/ / Houston JloPieSf Music/

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H 4 4 95 SOUTH/Nhoot, There It Is

5 5 B- TONN/1.0ckin' Da Boots Day 6 DR. DRE/Dre ay

7 1 2PAC /Seep Your Head Up 8 R SMAI/Baby I'n Yours 9 9 II D EXTREME /Cry No More

10 10 PRARCYDE /Passin' Me Sy

11 11 UGR/Pocket roll Of Stone 12 12 JANET JACKSON/That's The Nay Love G

13 13 ONYX /Slam 14 14 INTRO/Ribbon In The Sky 15 15 TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot

16 16 KEITH SWEAT/Does He On It Good?

17 17 NI- FIVE/Unconditional Love 18 18 MAILING SOULS /Shark Attack 19 19 SNV/Neek 20 20 BRIAN NC/KNIGHT/One Lest Cry 21 21 SCARrACe /Let Ne Roll 22 22 TLC /Get It Up 23 23 CHMRA DEMUS PLI /I Nanne Be Your Ma

24 21 MC EIHT /Straight Up Menace 25 25 MC LYTE/RUffneck

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H 3 1 PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be 1500 Mil 1 2 DURAN DURAN/Come Undone

H 4 3 NEW ORDER/Regret H 6 I SNV/Steak

9 S SOUL ASYLUA/AUneeay Train 2 6 4 NON BLONDES/What's Up 8 7 BON JOVI /In These Arms 5 8 JANET JACKSON/That's The Nay Love

10 9 TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot H 15 10 .40/Can't Help rolling In

13 11 STING /Fields Of Gold 12 12 LENNY s VITZ/Believe

H 16 13 STONE TEMPLE PILO/Plush 13 14 ROBIN S /Shoe ne Love 7 15 PM D NN /Looking Through Patte

18 16 RADIOHEAD /Creep 11 17 ROD STEWART/Have I Told You Latel 19 18 PORNO FOR PYROS/Pets 20 19 GEORGE MICHARL/Diller /Pape Ws A Rol 23 20 TINA TURNER /I Don't Wanne right 25 21 JON SECADA/I'm Free 22 22 DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes 24 23 GIN BLOSSOMS/Hey Jealousy 26 21 MICHAEL Jnresoa/Will You Se There 27 25 DING /Ooh Child 30 26 TEARS FOR PEARS/Break It Down Again 28 27 BRIAN MCRNIGHT /One Lest Cry 11 28 TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of Y 29 29 BILLY IDOL /Shock To The System D 30 U2/Numb

ADDS AEROBMITA /Cryin' PM DANN/The Nays Of The Wind SHAGGY /Oh Carolina

ON DUNCAN rAURE /Let It Se Right (In T MARC COHN/Walk Through The Worl MICHAEL DMIM/Reach Out To Me SNOW /Girl, I've Been Burt SNAI /Baby I'm Yours INNER CIRCLE / Sweat (A Le La Le Le

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1(6;0121:00" San Antonio

PD: Rick Upton

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CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD/More And More BRIM MCRNIGHT /One Last Cry TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot SILK /Girl U Por Me ÚB40 /Can't Help Falling In

NATALIE COLE/Take A Look TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of Y

SHA3/Beby I'm Yours JODECI /Lately WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run To You TINA TURNER /I Don't Minna right

JON SECADA/l'm Free STEREO MC'S /Step It Up GEORGE MICHAEL /Killer/Papa ems A Rol U.N.V /Something's Goin' On DR. DRE /Dre Oay TLC /Get It Up DINA CARROLL /Special Kind Of Love DUICE/Damsey Duks TAG TEAl1/Whoompl (There It Is)

JADE /One Woman MADONNA /Rain

NICE /In My Nature LEGACY LEGACY OF SOUND/Happy JOEY LAWRENCE /Stay Forever PM DAWN/The Ways Of The Wind

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7 SWV/Weak B EXPOSE /I'll Never Get Over Y

9 ROBIN S /Show Me Love 10 SOUL /Runaway Train 11 STING/Fields Of Gold 12 KENNY G/By The TiRe This Nigh 13 BON JOVI /ln These Arms 14 SNOW /Girl, I've Been Hurt 15 BRIM MCRNIGHT /one Last Cry 16 JON SRCADA /I'm tree 17 TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of }'

18 PM MN/The Ways Of The Mind 19 TINA TURNER /I Don't Nenn/ right 20 TONY TONI TONE /1f I Ned No Loot 21 STONE TEMPLE PILO /Plush 22 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD/More And More 23 JODECI /Lately 24 RADIOHEAD/Creep 25 TEARS FOR FEARS/Break It Down Again 26 MICHAEL JACKSON/ill You Be There 27 WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run To You 2e GEORGE MICHAEL /Killer/Papa Was A Rol 19 ' NYCE /In My Nature 30 Dar LEPPARD/TUO Steps Behind 31 SUNSCREEN /Pressure Us 32 NYNONNA /Tell Me why 33 STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River 34 U2/Numb 35 LEGACY Of SOUND/Nappy

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ICI02 W C KZ /Charlotte PD: Bob "Maxx" Sweeten MD: Erik Bradley

1 A -TOnN /Rnockln' Da Boots 2 JODECl/Letely 3 LEVERT /ABC -123 4 ROBIN B /shoe Me Love 5 ONYE /Siam 6 SILK/Girl U ror Me 7 NUT TIN' YCE /In My Mature 8 TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot

1 9 TAG TEM/Nhoompl (There It Is)

1 10 BRIAN MCRNIGHT /One Last Cry 1 11 LUTHER VANDROSS /Little ni racles iOepp

12 SW/Weak H 1 13 U.N.V /Something's Goin' On

1 14 KENNY G/By The Time This Nigh H 1 15 JADE /One Woman H 1 16 G- MIZ/Teddy Bear

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WHITNEY HOUSTON /Run To You ICE CUBE /Check Yo Self

ADDS 27, 30 RUN -D.M.C. /Ooh, Whetcha Gonna Do

NUMIN' NYCE /loo My Nature NAUGHTY BY NATURE /It's On MADONNA /Rain

ON NATALIE COLE /Take A Look

DINA CARROLL /Special Rind Of Love

DINO /Ooh Child

K K FR (Phoenix VP /Programming: Steve Smith APD: Supersnake MD: Jerry Moran Prog. Coord: Mike Abrams

I DR. DRE /Drs Day H 2 H- TOWN /Rnockin' Da Bests

3 ERIK HICKS /Let's Get Into Soneth

4 JADE /One Woman 5 SMI /Baby I's Yours 6 ANOUETTE /1 Will Always Be Theo

T AFTER 7/Truly Something Speci 8 WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run TO You

1 9 UBID /Can't Help railing In

1 10 HI- FIVE/Unconditional Love H 1 TAG TBAM/Mhoomp] (There It Is,

x 1 BIG DADDY KANE/Very Special 1 L.L. COOL 2/Sack Seat 1 TLC /WeaIt Up

1 G- MIS/Teddy Bear 2 JORANDA/I Like It 2 JODICl/Lately 2 O.N.V /Something's Goin' On

2 DINO/OOh Child

H

ICE CUBE /Cheek To Self 2 LEGACY Of SOUND/Happy 1 JANET JACKSON/That's The Nay Love G

PM/Right Here/Human Natu CYPRESS BILL /Insane In The Brain TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot

S0ANICE /It's For You BRIAN MCRNIGHT /One Lest Cry JOEY LAWRENCE /Stay Forever

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ADDS PO- SCHNICRENB/What's Up Doc (Can we NAUGHTY BY NATURE /It's On PM DANN he Mays Of The Wind GEORGE CMEL /Killer/Papa Wee A Rol

ON LEVERT /ABC -123 MADONNA/Rain 2PAC /I Get Around SILK /Girl U for Me

KKRZ Portland

1C("FM/ PD: Ken Benson Music Asst: Stephanie Steele

SWV/Weak H 2 PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be (500 Mil

3 ROD STEWARTMeve I Told You Latel

1 OB 40 /Can't Help Falling In

5 EXPOSE /I.11 Never Get Over Y

6 H- TORN /Knockln' Da Boots 7 DORM DURAN/tome Undone 8 JANET JACKSON/That's The May Love G

9 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD/More And More 1 10 TINA TURNER /I Don't Canna Fight

H 1 11 TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot

1 12 ROBIN S /Show Re Love

H 1 13 4 NON BLONDES/Mat's Up 1 14 PM DANN/Looking Through Patie 2 15 D1NO /Gob Child

H 2 16 JANET JACKSON/Where Are You Now

1 17 TAYLOR MYNA /Can't Get Enough Of Y

1 18 ANDY STORES /The Teat Of Time

2 19 WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run To You

2 20 SMIBeby I's Yours 1 21 RRNNY G/By The Time This Nigh 2 22 MADONNA/Rain 1 23 BMV /I'm So Into You

2 24 BIG MOUNTAIN/Touch Ny Light

2 25 TAG TEMMhoompl (There It Is)

1 26 BIZARRE INC /I'm Gonne Get You

2 27 BRIM MCMIGHT /One Last Cry 28 PM DAWN/The Ways Of The wind 29 DEF LEPPARD/TUO Steps Behind 30 LEGACY OF SOUND /Happy

ADDS 28, 29, 30

1,7763 I

KOY -FM /Phoenix PD: Steve Douglas MD: Julie Gavin

1 1 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love G

2 2 EXPOSE /I'll Never Get Over Y

H 1 3 SNV /I'm 8o Into You 3 4 FM DANN /Looking Through Petit 7 5 NEW ORDERBeg[et

H 9 6 PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be 1500 Mil

5 7 MICHAEL JACKSON/1Mo Is It

6 8 DURAN DURAN/Cone Undone 8 9 VANESSA NILLIMS /Love Is

17 10 SWV/Weak 10 11 JADE/Don't Walk Away 13 12 ROD STEWARTMave I Told You Latel

11 13 EN VOGUE /Love Don's Love You 12 11 JOST LAMENCBMothin' My Love Can't

20 15 UB10 /Can't Help Falling In

21 16 SOUL ASYLUM/Runaway Train

14 17 STEREO MC'S /Connected 26 18 BIG MOUNTAIN/Touch My Light

16 19 SMI /Coefotter 22 20 JEREMY JORDANMannagirl 25 21 R- TONNMnockin' Da Boots

28 23 ROSIN S /BOON Me Love

23 23 SILK / Creek Me

24 24 SPIN DOCTORS /TVs Princes D 25 Der LEPPARD/Tto Steps Behind

A 26 LEGACY Or SOUND/Nappy 29 27 STONE TEMPLE PILO/Plush D 20 GIN BLOSSOMS/Hey Jealousy

30 A 30 TAG ETOAMM/Nhooaplk (There It

Shoes

ADDS 26, 30

ON SILK /Girl U For Me

KQtrKS/Denver cow--

t- PD: Chris Davis

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MET JACKSON /That's The May Love

ROBIN S /Show OR Love MV/Week BIG MOUNTAIN/Touch My Light

TAYLOR MYNA /Can't Get Enough Of /

H -TOWN /Rnockin' Da Boots U110 /Can't Help Felling In

TINA TURNER /I Don't Canna right KENNY G/By The Ti. This Nigh DINA CARROLL /Special Kind Of Love TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot

CUBE/It ICE Day DURAN DURAN/Come Undone WHITNEY HOUSTON/Nun To You BRIAN MCRNIGHT /One Last Cry JON SBCMA /I'm rree TAG TTEM/Whoompl (There It It) LEGACY OF SOUND/Nappy JADE /One Woman SMI Baby l's 00005 TONI RAXTON /Mother Sad Love Song

ERIK HICKS/Let's Get Into Someth RUPAULBeck To Ny Roots CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD/More And More DR. DR6Bre Dee TLC /Get It Up ONYX /Slam

There It Is 95 SOUTH/Mhoot, STEREO MC'S /Step It Up MICHAEL JACKSON Will You It There

GEORGE LMOND /I Want You Beck

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OM /PD: Casey Keating APD: Mark Allan MD: Randy Irwin

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Seattle

ROBIN S /Show Me Love

CAPTAIN HOLLYWOODMOre And More 01140/Can't Help Falling In

K ENNY G/By The Time This Nigh

JANET JACKSON/That's The May Love G

BRIAN MCRNIGHT /One Last Cry JADE /One Woman DR. DR6Bre Day SNOW /Girl, I've Been Hurt TAG TEMMMOOmpI (There It Is)

IAYLOR E/Da MunChlee TAYLOR DAME/Can't Get Enough Of Y

TONY TONI TONG /If I Had NO Loot

5ILK /Girl U Tor Me NEW ORDER/Regret ONYX /Slam SNAIBaby I's Yours SWVMeak DUICOBeerey Duke WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run To You

B IG DADDY KANE/Very Special ERIK HICKS /Lets Get Into Soseth H- TOWN /Rnockin' Da Boots

DUMB DUN/ come undone M EREMY omething'l Goin'

Child TL/GItL TLC /Get

1p

/Gc I>: up

ADDS NONE

ON SWi'Bight Here/Ruman Nato NUtTIN' NYCE /In My Nature INNER CIRCLE /Sweet IA La La La Le

STEREO MC'S /Step It Up SUNSCREEN /Pressure Us DINA CARROLL /Special Rind Of Love

JOEY LAWN/NCR /Stay forever NATALIE COLE/Take A Look JOMANDA /I Like It

Ht- Five /Unconditional Love LEGACY OF SOUND /Happy

KUBE 03 JAMS OM /PD: Bob Case APD: Chet Buchanan MD: Shellie Hart

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Seattle

RODNEY 0. AND JOE/Humps For Blvd TAG TEMMhoompl (There It la)

BRIAN MCKNIGHT /One Last Cry TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot JODECI /Lately SRAIBeby I'm Yours DING /Don Child G- MIE/Teddy Bear DR. DRSBre Day JANET JACKSON/That's The Nay Love G

UR10 /Can't'Nelp railing In

LOP/ST/ABC -123 SILR/G1r1 U For Me B- TOWNMnockin' Da Boote SCVMiyht Here/Numan Natu ONYX/Slam SMVM.ak SILK /freak Me JADE /One Woman GtTO BOYS /Six feet Deep BIG DADDY KANE/Very Special ICE CURE /Check Yo self ROBIN s /Shot Me Love L.L. COOL JBack Seat CYPRESS HILL /Insane In The Brain

RUN -D.M.C. /Ooh, Mhatcha Gonna Do

ON TLC /Get It Up 1 OF THL GIRLS/Do Da What U.N.V /Sosething's Goin' On 2PAC /I Get Around GURU fNDRA DAVE/Trust Me JOKY LAWRENCE /Stay rorevr NATALIE COLE/Take A Look SIA13ICE /It's FOr You

99.1KGG /FM Quadruples the Music!

Riverside OM /PD: Larry Martino APD /MD: Mike Marino

sMV/Week 2 JANET JACKSON/Where Are You Nov

3 JANET JACKSON/That's The May Love G

/ ROBIN S /Show Me Love

H 8 TAG TRAM/WhoOapl (There It Iai

6 LIL' SUSIE Take Ne In Your Ares

5 OILS /Freak e

11 JADE /One woman 14 LIMO/Can't ip Falling In

10 1 DR. DR6Bre Day 17 1 S3NBSght BereMuman Natu

IS 1 BRIAN MCRNIGHT /One Lest Cry

13 1 NENBOM /rallies' In Love 12 1 ERIE HICKS/Let's Get Into Spaeth

7 1 SNAP /I'm SO Into You 9 1 SILT /G1r1 U rot Me

21 1 CYPRESS BILL /Insane In The Brain

20 1 BIG DADDY KANE/Very Special 19 l TONY TONI TONE /If I Bad NO Loot

A 3 JODECI /Lately

ADDS U.N.V /Soaething'a Goin' On

On TLC /Gat it Up

ot , 9 KZHT /Salt Lake City PD Sue Kelly

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PROS IMSR8 /I'm Gonna Be (SOI Mil UB10 /Can't Help Falling In

OR. DRSBre Day SMIBaby I'm Yours JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love G ROBIN 5 /Shoe Me Love SNOW /Girl. I've B n Hurt APACHE INDIAN/Chok There MAY J. BLIGE /Love NO Limit CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD/More And More JOHNNY GILL/The Floor A LIGHTER SHADE 0 /Check It Out 1 Or TOC GIRLS/Do Da Whet FREEDOM WILLIAMS/Voice Of Freedom PAPERBOYBumpin' (Adaptation O TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Got Enough Of Y

BOBBY BRONX/That's The May Love r

ONYX /Slem BOY EMIT/Good Times With Bad R

SUNSCREM /Pressure Us SILK /Girl U For Me GEORGE MICHAEL/Rifler/Papa Was A Rol G -TIE /Teddy Bear BIG MOUNTAIN/Touch My Light NEW ORDER/Regret TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot DINO /Ooh Child 95 SOUTHMhoOt, There It is FUTURE ATTRACTION /Smooth Groove BAD BOYS BLUE /I Totally Miss You STEREO MC'S /Step It Up 2PAC /I Get Around JOEY LAWRENCE /Stay Poreser LEGACY Or SOUND/Happy

TLC /Gat It Up

csa XHTZ /San Diego PD: Steve Wall MD: M.C. Scrappy

2

TAG TEM/Nhoompl (There it Is)

SIM/Weak JANET JACKSON/That's The May Love G

ANOUETTE /I Will Always Be The, SILK /Freak Me DR. DRSBre Day ROBIN 8 /Show Me Love OUICE/Dasaey Duks SILK /Girl U for Me JANET JACKSON/Where Are You Nov CYPRESS HILL /Insane In The Brain JADE /One Mogan TLC /Get It Up DR. DRS/NUthin' But A 'G' The B RIAN MCENIGNT /One Last Cry L.L. COOL JBack Seat PHANCYDE /Pesaln' Me By ICE CUBE/Check Yo Self ONYX /Elsa SAPP L ROUER/IapP 4 Roger Mega Med UB 40 /Can't Reip falling In

BIG DADDY KANE/Very Special SHAGGY /Oh Carolina

ADDS 20, 21_ 22, 23

KUTQ /Salt Lake City

GM/PD: Gary Waldron MD: Gary Michaels

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ON

1 PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be (500 Mil 2 SWV/Weak 3 ROD STEMMTMave I Told You Letal 4 MUM DURAN/Come Undone 5 UB60 /Can't Help Palling In 6 NM ORDER/Regret 7 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD/Wore And More 8 TAYLOR DAY746 /Can't Get Enough Of Y

9 SOUL ASYLUM/Runaway Train 10 TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot 11 STING /Fields Of Gold 12 CROSBY a COLLINS/Hero 13 SHAI/Baby I'm Yours 14 DCPECHE M006Malkin In My Shoe. 15 STONE TEMPLE PILO/Plush 16 JANET JACKSON/That's The May Love G 17 BIG MOUNTAIN/Touch Ny Light 16 EXPOSE/I'll Never Get Over Y 19 JON SECADA/I'N Free 20 DINO/OOh Child 21 BAD BOYS BLUE /I Totally Mies You 22 SNOW /Girl, I've Been Hurt 23 ROBIN B /Shot Me Love 21 GEORGE MICHAEL /Miler /Papa Was A Rol 25 A- HA/Dark Is The Night 26 STEREO MC'S /Step It Up 27 MDONNABain 28 TRAES FOR MARS/Break It Down Again 29 STEVE MILLER BANDMlde River 30 GIN BLOSSOM /Hey Jealousy

PR DANN/The Ways Of The Wind MROSMITR /Cryin' DR. DRSBre Day MDIOHSAD /Creep JOEY LAWRENCE /Stay Forever COVERDALSBAGE/Tak. Me For A Little

SILK /Girl U For Me B ILLY IDOL /Shock To The System OYNONNA/Tell He why PORNO 'OR PYR05 /Pets NATALIE COLE/Take A Look Cl NuMb

KPWR /Los Angeles PD: Rick Cummings MD: Michelle Mercer

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1 RODNEY O. AND JOE/U Don't Bear Me Tho 2 ROBIN 5 /Shot Me Love 3 R. KELLY/Dedicated 4 B- TONNBn0Ckin' Da Boots 5 Ma0 /Can't Help falling In

6 TAG TSM/Whoompl (There It Is)

7 SKY/Weak A sILR /Gill U For Me 9 JODECI /Lately 10 SWVB /ght Here/Nilsen Natu 11 MC NASTY e DJ PRE /Gold Diggin' Girls 12 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love G

13 BIG MOUNTAIN/Touch My Light 14 SOUND FACTORY /2 The Rhythm 15 JOMNDA /i Like It 16 BIG DADDY SANE/Very Special 17 SMIBeby I'm Yours 18 ICE CUBE /Check Yo Self

19 L.L. COOL JBack Seat 20 CYPRESS HILL /Insane In The Brain 21 ONYR /511e 22 TONY TONI TONE /I[ I Had No Loot

23 DR. DREMre Day 21 JADE /One Woman 25 N- SCHNICRENS/What's Up Doc (Can We

26 RODNEY O. AND JOE/Humps For Blvd

24, 25, 26

X11 y,Los Angeles 102.7 PD: Jeff Wyatt APD: Gwen Roberts MD: Brian Bridgman

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JANET JACKSON/That'. The way Love DURAN DORM /Come Undone ÚB40 /Can't Kelp falling In

EXPOSE /I.11 Never Get Over Y ROD STEWART/Nave I Told You Late) SWV/Neek ROSIN S /Shoe me Love BIG MOUNTAIN/Touch My Light SRV /I'N So Into You NEW ORDER/Regret

( JEREMY JORDANl/ennagiri 1500 nil

TAYLOR MYNE /Can't Get Enough Of Y

CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD/More And More RYA MAEELLE /Love Me The Right May Pm DAWN/Looking Through Ostia LEGACY OF SOUND/Nappy MICHAEL JACKSON/Mill You Be There SNOW /Girl, I've Ben Hurt DEPLCME MODE/Walking In Ny Shoes TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot TINA TURNER /I Don't Manna Fight SPIN DOCTORS/Two Princes JON SECAM /I'm Free SILK /Creak Me

ADDS NONE



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OHR ADDS at HOTS July 9, 1993 R &R 73

MOST ADDED

AEROSMITH (19) PM DAWN (15) U2 (8)

TEARS FOR FEARS (6) INNER CIRCLE (5) DINO (5) DION 8 GRIFFIN (5) STEREO MC'S (5)

BREAKOUTS

NO BREAKOUTS!

P2 FLEW/Albany, NY

MorgaNScmt

JOEY LAWRENCE (dp) JODECI INNER CIRCLE DION & GRIFFIN AFROS/ IM (dp) Hottest: WV 3-1 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD H -TOWN 14-7 TONY TWI TONE 15 -9 )SOLLADERS 19 -13

WAEBIAIlenlown Check/Surf

:OL.ORBLIND Hottest: ROD STEHART 1 -1 BW JOVI 3-3 ROBIN S 18-13

SWV 16 -16 11-TOWN 27 -24

WMIJBinghamton, NY Morgan/Omo'

BUSS TRAVELER OZZY OSBDURNE AEROSMITH Hottest:

STONE 7E7PTE PILO 1 -1 STEVE MILLER BAND 9-4 RADIOHERD 13-8 PROCLAIMERS 24 -17 COVERDALE/PAGE 25-20

WKSEIBuHelo, NY

Burns/Un/versal

JODECI CYPRESS HILL INNER CIRCLE

PM DAN JOEY LAWRENCE Hottest: CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 2 -1 WV 4-2 UB40 13-4 SILK 9-6 TAG TEAM 16-H

WVSR/Chvlesbn, WV Sheffert/Anon

AEROSMITH TLC STEREO AC'S TEARS FOR FEARS STONE TE PLE PILO (Up) Hottest: SMV 2 -1 NEW ORDER 3-2 KENNY G 5-4 ROBIN S 9-6 UNIE 12 -7

JET-FM/Erle, PA Neal Sharpe

JON SECADA WHITNEY HOUSTON

SHAI Hottest: ROD STEWART 1 -1 SWV 3 -2 KENNT G 4-3 NEM ORDER 6-9 TATUR DAINE 13-61

WERZIEIretw, NH FakonllMara

none Hottest: TINA TURNER 2 -2 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 4-4 KENNY G 6-6 TAYLOR DAMNE 11 -11 UB40 19 -19

WNNKB4e4bwg,PA Otee/Shaw

ome Hottest: ROD SIDIART 1 -1 R(XEIEE 3-3 POISON 4-4 TINA TURNER 5-5 ROBIN S 20-20

WKSSltlartaord, CT Jawe/Kletch

PM DAN LEGACY CF SOUND (do) DINO Hottest: SWV 2 -1 JANET JACKSON 3 -3 EXPOSE 4 -4 H -TRAIN 11 -8 TAG TEAM 30 -22

TIC-FM/Hartford, CT Cannonllundon

DINO WHITNEY HOUSTON Hottest: ROD STEHART 2 -1 JANET JA(XD'JN 4-2 SIN 7 -5 ROBIN S 9 -7 H-TO N 16-13

WKEEMuntington, WV Gary Miller

STING (dp) PRCCLAII£RS Hottest: CROSBY A COLLINS 4 -1 0140 5-2 SWV 9 -5 JON SECADA 21 -12 WHITNEY HOUSTON 23-13

PWRB2/JMmslown, PA Rich Adonis

AEROSMITH DIESEL TEARS FOR FEARS PM DEW Hottest: U840 4-1 SWV 10-5 SOUL ASYLUM 13-9 STEVE MILLER BAND 17 -11 PROCLAITERS 22 -13

WLAN/lancaater, PA Rick Jordan

MICHAEL JACKSON DRK) EDOSMIOR (Up)

TEARS FOR FEARS GIN BLOSSOMS (Up) JCOECI Hottest: TINA TURNER 8 -2 SNOW 5-4

PATTI E MODE 12 -10

PATTY MYTH 14-11 PROCLAIMERS 18-15

FUN107Bew Bedford, MA LlrrlardUKelley

TAG TEAM AEROSEITE (Up) G-WIZ (dp) U2 Hottest: SW 1 -1 ROBIN S 2 -2 H -TOWN 5-3 UB40 9-5 TONY TONI TONE 17 -9

KC101INew Haven, CT CoNnalkkYiowan

SHAI U2 (dp) Hottest: SWV 10-5 ROBIN S 11 -9 SNOW 12 -10 TAG TEAM 25 -15 11-TOWN 24 -17

WOONINew London, CT Liz Jordan

STONE TEMPLE PILO CHRIS ISAAK (dp) TEARS FOR FEARS (dp) TLC (dp) COVERDALE/PAGE (Up) NU17IN' NICE (Sp) Hottest: SW 2 -1 DRUG b -2 TINA TURNER 15-9 SOUL ASTURI 22 -12 PROCLAIMERS 29 -1d

WKMIN)cean City, MD

De WacWOwan

MADONNA

MICHAEL JACKSON 02 DINO Hottest: ROE STEHART 5-1 SWV 9-4 REINS 12-H TAYLOR DAMNS 16 -10 TUNE TTX/I TINE 22 -15

WBPKNOUpNnepMe,NY BCItarMXllAae

PM DAN A- HA

INNER CIRCLE (Up) U2 (Up) max lap) J(1MANDA (Up) Hottest: ROBIN S 1 -1 SIN 3 -2 CAPTAIN FKLLYWCOD 4-3 H -TOWN 9 -8 PROCLAIMERS 23-10

Y102/Reading, PA Burke/Browne

AEROSMITH ROBIN ZANDER SUES TRAVELER Hottest: STONE TEMPLE PILA Eli SOUL ASYLUM 10-6 COVERDALE/PAGE 33-24 PORNO FOR PYRCS 34 -27 U2 D-31

NPXYBOCheelw, NY Ivey/Collins

ROBIN S

PM DAN DION A GRIFFIN (Up) Hottest: ROD STEHART 1 -1 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 2 -2 SIN 3-3 TINA TURNER 5-4 UB40 8-5

93OISyncue, NY Dave Edwards

MADONNA (dp) AEROSEITE (dp) H -TOWN (Up) Hottest: 4 NW BLONDES 3-1 ROBIN S 12 -8 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 17 -12 PROCLAIMERS 18-13 TONY TONI TONE 26-21

WPSTI centon, NJ Michelle Stevens

JODECI TLC HO DAN AEROSEITE (dp) Hottest: SWV 3-1 UB40 9 -3 ROBIN S 7 -7

SOUL ASYLUM 12 -9 TOG TONI TONE 21 -15

WRCKBIIce,NY Reltz/BUnon

R1 00W AEROSEITE U2 DIW A GRIFFIN TAG TEAM

Hottest: SW 1 -1 ÚB40 8-2 ROBIN S 9 -5 PROCIAIMERS 17 -11 SOUL ASYLUM 15 -12

WKRZIWIIkaBam, PA MedakPeddan

MICHAEL JACKSON RADIWEAD PM DAN Hottest: ROD STEWART 2 -1 UGLY KID JOE 18-12 SOUL ASYLUM 19 -13 PROCLAIIERS 31 -26 COVERDALE/PAGE 37 -32

WSTW /Wllminglon, DE Sommers /Ross!

RI DAWN

DINO BRIAN MCKNIGHT COVERDALE/PAGE (Sp) JADE STEREO PC'S Hottest: KUR/NY G 3 -1 TINA TURNER 6-4 11840 9-5 PROCLAIHERS 14 -9 SOIL ASYLUM 15-12

WYCRIYOrk, PA McCaN1lNCrackeM

AEROSMITH GEORGE MICHAEL MICHAEL JACKSON INNER CIRCLE (dp) Hottest: SONIA DADA 1 -1

U1340 9-3 SOUL ASYLUM 11 -5 PROCLAI1ERS 14-9 PORNO FOR PYROS 18 -15

P3 WARR/AMmm, PA Dave McCall

AE7(OSIITE U2 PM DAN (Up) Hottest: JANET JACKSON 1 -1 SOUL ASYLUM 6-2 PR(OLADERS 10-4 STONE TEPLE PILO 12 -8 JON SECADA 16 -11

95WAYV/Atlentk City, NJ Sab CuPaIB

SIN SWWICE AEROSMITH (Up) PM DAN

U2 (dp) Hottest:

SWV 3 -1 TAYLOR DANN 7 -5 NEW ORDER 10-9 ROBIN S 13-10 PROCLAIMERS 24-19

BOSSB7)Atlantk City, NJ Olorno/Burke

mme Hottest: ROBIN S 1 -1

ONYX 2 -2 95 SOUTH 4-4 JODECI 6-6 DUICE 7 -7

WMME/AUgusta, ME Chris Kelley

PM DAMN

AERQ4IITH (Up) TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest: NEW ORDER 2 -2

KENNY G 8-4 SLY 11 -6 STING 10-7 TAYLOR DAME 12 -0

103CIRBeckley, WV Joe Hominoid

DIW L GRIFFIN AEROSEITE (Up) PM DAWN

STEREO MC'S (Up) Hottest: SWV 12 -3 WHITNEY HOUSTON 19 TIM/S T I TONE 20-12 UB40 24 -16 ROBIN S 28-18

95XXX/BUHington, VT

Ben Hamilton

MADONNA (Up) 8EROSIOTE (Up) PM DAWN

Hottest: ROD STEWART 4 -4 0040 10-5 SWV 13-6 ROBIN S 23-8 PROCLAIMERS 26-9

WZYO/Frederkk, MO

Kevin Moore

TEARS FOR FEARS

DIESEL COVERDALE/PAGE U2 (dp) INNER CIRCLE (dp) AEROSEITE Hottest: TAYLOR DAMNE 3-1 SOUL ASYLUM 7 -4 TONY TONI TONE 10-7 ROBIN S 20-13 JON SECADA 29-20

WYYSllihace, NY GateslMCCarthy

AEROSEITE JJVERDALE /PAGE (dp) HIS BOY ELROY

.'.TERM MC'S (dp) POSIES (dp) Hottest: PROCLAIMERS 9 -3 NADIOIEAD 16 -7 0840 23 -13 SW 21 -15 LENNY KRAVITZ 30 -21

951(1UParkersburg, WV HugheslVarin

maw Hottest: BON JOVI 1 -1 ROD STHHART 2 -2 000577E 3-3 DURAN DURAN 5-5 EXPOSE 7 -7

WEIL/Williamsport. PA Shark/Carey

0440 DIW A GRIFFIN

LENNY KRAVITZ (dp) AEROSEITE (dp) SHANICE (Up) Hottest: TINA TURNER 3 -1 KENNY G 2 -2 STING 4 -3 PETER CETERA 5 -4 WHITNEY HOUSTON 6 -5

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PM DAWN (33)

AEROSMITH (20) DION d GRIFFIN (10) HIS BOY ELROY (10) MADONNA (9) U2 (9)

BREAKOUTS

LEGACY OF SOUND (7)

SHAN(CE (7)

BRUCE HORNSBY (5)

SWV Right (5)

P2 WBBO/Aeguela, GA B ruce Stevens

STONE TEMPLE PILO DION 1 GRIFFIN MICHAEL JACKSON PORNO POR PYROS

PM DAWN

COVERDALE/PAGE

O0EENSRYWE AEROSITE Hottest: SWV 21 TAYLOR DAMN 7 -3 NW ODER 4 -4 ÚB40 13-6 SOUL ASYLUM 12 -9

KHFUA410n, TX

AIIanAustin

none Hottest: EXPOSE 1 -1 SWV 3-3 0840 6-6 TOG TEAM 20-20 PROCLAIMERS 25-25

WFMFaaton Rouge, LA Johnny AJBlake

S7RIC TEMPLE PILO (Up) PM DOWN

TINA TURNER

JOEY LAWRENCE

Hottest: SW 5-3 ROBIN S 7 -5 4 NON BLONDES 8-7 SNOW 13-12 H -TRAIN 16 -15

K10üIBeeumont, TX

LandlslTrapane

OOZY OSBOURNE

&MUSNIIN PR 0-N DIENL BLUES TRAVELER (Up) POSIES (Up) Hottest: DEPUTE MODE 3 -1 STONE TEMPLE PILO 9-6 TEARS FOR FEARS 30-22 02 33-24 DOZE WBOURNE D-27

195/131rmingham, AL St. John/Bohannon

maw H ottest: BON JOVI 1 -1 5840 3-3 NEW ORDER 7 -7 PR::7AIMERS 8-8 STING 10-10

WNOKIColumb4, SC RusNMeKay

none Hottest: ROD SEEWART 1 -1 SIN 2 -2 95 SOUTH 3-3 RHEIN S 7 -7 PRCXI.AINERS 19 -19

Songs in New & Active have been reported by at least 50 CHR reporters in the current week. Songs in Significant Action have been reported by 10 or more CHR reporters but fewer than 50. Below the "artist /title (label)" aesignation, following the word Reports, is the total number of stations reporting the song this week. Moves are designated as Up (upward chart movement), Same (same chart position as last week or continued uncharted airplay), and Down (downward chart movement). Finally, following the word Adds, the total number of stations adding the record this week is listed, followed by a sampling of individual station activity on the song. Complete airplay activity can be found in the Parallels.

Breakers have achieved 60% CHR airplay for the first time. Records not yet achieving Breaker status may accumulate sufficient chart points from high chart positions on stations reporting them to debut on the CHR National Airplay /40.

CHR Rotation Criteria Fulltime Adds and /or Ons: four plays in a 24 -hour period, three of them before midnight.

Dayparted Adds and /or Ons: one-two plays in a 24 -hour period, both before midnight.

Breakouts are records not included in the regional Most Added listings that are receiving concentrated regional airplay. They have fewer than 50 reports nationally but have five or more adds in the region listed.

WCGOICOiumbus, GA DMsIMeCard

PM DAN AFA09IITH GIN BASSO4 DIESEL (Up) SILK (dp) HIS DOT ELROY (Up) Hottest: ROD STEWART 1 -1 NEW ORDER 5 -2 KENNY G 3-3 TONY TONI TONE 19 -12 PROCLAIMERS 20-14

KZFMICOrpus Christi, TX

Baird/Simonet

OWL'

MIME LEGACY OF SOUND (dp) SHANICE Hottest: SAO 1 -1 5040 2 -2 H -TON 4 -3 7DNY TONI TONE 10-7 WHITNEY HGISTON 14-9

G105/DurhsonReleigh, NC CaMIYSWws

SHANICE AEROSMITH PM DAN Hottest: SIN 2 -1 PROCLAIMERS 6 -5 U040 7-6 SOUL ASYLUM 12 -10 KENNY G 14-12

KPIMIEI Paso, TX VMelalCaedMarla

SET JODECI (dp) Hottest: SIN 2 -1 TAG TEAM 17 -15 DR. DRE 22 -18 0540 28-20 SWV D-00

W XN&Fl. Myers, FL Cue(Sherwyn

PM DAMN

JODECI INNER CIRCLE (Up) BRIAN MCKNIGHT RADIOHERD (Up) Hottest: ROD STEWART 1 -1 SWV 5 -2 TAYLOR DANN 7 -5 ROBIN 5 12-0 UB40 22 -12

WMMZIGalneevltle, FL McCown/Cawley

DIW A GRIFFIN PM DAN AEROSMITH (dp) HIS BOY ELROY (Up) COVERDALE/PAGE (Up) Hottest: KENNY G 3-1 WV 4 -3 TINA TURNER 7-6 STING 8-7 PROCLAIMERS 15-11

WYKWRaalneenne. FL Jan Bent@

MADONNA

DINO MICHAEL JACKSON PM DAWN

DEARS FUR FEARS

U2

PORNO EOR PINCH LENNY KRAVITZ Hottest: SWV 13-3 TINA TUNER 15-6 TAYLOR DAMNE 17 -11 H -TOM 19-12 ROBIN S 24 -17

WJMWOrewnOao, NC Doug4alDunnkpe

SADE SHANICE BRIAN MCKNIGHT (dp) CYPRESS HILL (dp) U.N.V (dp) H-TOWN Hottest: JEWEL JACK.50N 3-1 JODEI 4 -3 ONYX 6-5 95 SOUTH 7 -7 MEN AT LARGE 8-8

WKSUOreenWpq NC BalleyMOberts

maw Hottest: ROD STREET 1 -1 INNER ata.E 5 -5 NIL ORDER b -6 TAYLOR DAYNE 10-10 SMV 13-13

WBBO/Greenvll4, SC Murphy/Hollywood Joe

SUILSCRE41 MADONNA

STEREO MC'S TIC (dp) Hottest: SW 4 -3 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 15-11 ÚB40 16-15 JORDY 22 -20 DINO 33-23

WZYP/HurrtMlle, AL Thomas/HIM

AEROBRITE (Up) PM DAWN

U2 (dp) GIN BLOSSOMS tip) Hottest: JANET JACKSON 1 -1 JEREMY JORDAN 2 -2 SW 13-4 0840 9-6 SOIL ASYLNR1 20-17

WADE/Jacksonville, FL Jeff McCartney

Hattest: Owe 1 -1 EXPOSE 3 -3 4 NON BONDES 4-4 PROCLARERS 7 -7

SMV 13-8

WOIITIJOhnaon City, TN Hurt/Men

ÚB40 WEDLSRYCNE AEXO94TE CHRIS ISAAK DAVID CROSBY

TEARS POR FEARS DIESEL ROBIN ZANIER POSIES (Up) 9.DES TRAVELER HIS BOY ELROY

Hottest: WINGER 15-4 STEVE MILLER BAND 19 -9 BILLY IDOL 23-11 0840 D-14 PROCLAIMERS 27 -15

WWOJKmavllle, TN

Clay Olah

95 SMITH JON SECADA

RAER CIRCLE Hottest: SWV 1 -1 DR. ORE 7-4 8-TIWN 10-5 TAG TEAM 16-6 95 SCn11 D-13

WDJX/LoulasNle, KY ShbYMyer

LEGACY OF SOUND (dp) JODECI (Up) MICHAEL JACKSON DINO TINA TURNER

Hottest: EXPOSE 1 -1 JANET JACKEN 2 -2 ROD STEHART 3 -3 PROCLAIMERS 9-6 0840 13-11

WA1AMeMOUrne, FL DaatoMowe

LEGACY OF SOUND

JWECI SHANICE INNER CIRCLE HIS BOY ELROY

Pe DAWN

Hottest: H -TOWN 2 -1 STONE MIELE PILO 30-15 PR(XTLAIIERS 32 -20 MADONNA D-28 JOEY LAWRENCE 38-30

WABSMOMle, AL Dusty Hayee

MADONNA

TEARS FOR FEARS PM DAN LEGACY CE SOUND (dp) A-HA (Up) Hottest: 4 EON BANDES 4 -1 EXPOSE 5 -5 SOUL AMIDE 10-9 0840 14-12 PROCLAIMERS 24-13

WHEY/Montgomery. AL SteeenNVan Dyke

AEROSMITH (Up) LENNY KRAVITZ (dp) PM DAWN (Up) Hottest: S/N 2 -1 0640 3-2 TAYLOR DAMNE 0 -4 TONY TONI TUNE 10-9 RADIOHEAD 12 -10

KBF'MlkteA14n9rowmMlle, TX

Oenalse/SanWpu

Hottest: DUICE 1-1 UB40 6-6 SIN 7-7 JDRDY 9-9 AW STEWART 11-11

Y107/NaeMWla, TN PMIIIpelPeace

0040 AEROSEITE (dp) Hottest: STONE TRIPLE PILO 1 -1 PM DAWN 2 -2 SOUL ASYLUM 3 -3 LENNY KRAVITZ 4-4 JANET JACKSON 19 -7

WRHTINw Bern, NC Walker/Grey

DUICE MARONNA

JOEY LAWRENCE (Up) Hottest: SW 1 -1 EXPOSE 9 -7 95 SOUTH 12 -9 INER CIRCLE 23-10 ÚB40 18 -15

XL10671Orlendo, FL Caok/Larry D.

TONY TONI TONE MICHAEL JACKSON 1R DANN

Hottest: ÚB40 1 -1 4 NON BANDES 0-2 SW 4 -3 PRCCLAIMERS 9-5 SOUL ASELIM 15-9

WRVOIRIeMEpEd, VA McKay/Surf

none Hottest: EXPOSE 6 -6 SWV 8-8 95 SOUTH 14 -14 DUICE 17 -17 DURAN DURAN 20-20

K92/Roanoke, VA Coleman/Taylor

SHAI CAPTAIN HO1YYOIOD MADRINA PM DAN 95 SOUTH Hottest: 8W STEWART 1 -1 DURAN DURAN 2 -2 SW 10-9 0940 16-14 H-MiN 22 -19

Z10E/Savannah, GA AHen/eyrgMe

MADONNA

PM DAWN

PORNO FOR PYROS (dp) Hattest: 4 NON H.WWS 1 -1 OWL ASYLUM 17 -12 PROCLARÆ1S 19-13 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 20-15

SWV 25-20

KTUX/Shreveport,LA Shepherd/Kelly

STONE TEMPLE PILO BLUES TRAVELER WK O.SMITE OZZY (SBOURNE U2 POSIES TEARS FOR FEARS

Hottest: NW ORDER 2 -1 AAN MDRRISON 10-4 SOUL ASYLUM 12 -5 WINGER 13-6 BIDDY (An 17 -11

KISX/Ty4r, TX R4eNyan

DIW A GRIFFIN MICHAEL JACKSON U2 PM DAN DINO CRIS ISAAK JOEY LAWRENCE HIS BOT 511100

Hottest: KENNY G 5-1 TINA TURNER 6 -2 STING 8-3 NEW ORDER 13-7 U040 14-8

WOVVIWa t Palm Beach M.J. KMII

none Hottest: ROD STEHART 1 -1 UB40 4-4 TAYLOR DAMN 6-6 SWV 7 -7 CAPTAIN HO LYWW U-8

P3 KAKSAAmwNb, TX John Mauch

TLC (Up) PM DAN OLE@/SPYCHE (dp) DEI STEREO MC'S (Up) BRUCE HORNSBY (dp) Hottest: SW 3-1 U040 2 -2 SONIA DADA 21 -14 JON SECADA 28-20 PROCLAIMERS 40-33

213 Current Reporters 183 Current Reports

Called In A Frozen Playllet 99XIAtlants KBXX/Houston WKBOISt. Louis KPL.Z/Seattls KSI04/Denver WERZ/EXeter WNNK/Harrlsburg 195/Birmingham

KOIZ)Amarlllo, TX Stu Smoke

PM DAWN

AERWMITE (dp) TEARS FOR PEARS (dp) 95 SOUTH (dp) BRUCE HORNSBY (dp) GIN B.OSSOES (dp) Hottest: U940 6-2 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 11-61 ROBIN S 16-11 PROCLAIMERS 18-12 TONY TONI TONE 20-15

WKSF/AMMHIIa, NC CoeknrM

JON SECADA

OOBRDALE/PAGE (Up) A-llOSMITE (dp) GOCE HORNSBY Hottest: 4 NON BRIDES 2 -1 DONALD FAGEN 12 -7 SOUL ASYLUM 13-8 STEVE MILLER BAND 22 -15 WEE/NSRTCME 29 -21

WZKX18Boal, MS SpNleMN/UOdee

AEROSEITE PM DAN SHANICE Hottest: STN 2 -1 NEW ORDER 5 -3 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 12 -7 ÚB40 17 -8 ROBIN S 24-20

WKMXIDolhan, AL Thomas/Godwin

TORY TONI TONE (dp) SNW (dp) STERN MC'S (dp) RADIORAD (Op) U2 (Op) JODECI Hottest: NEW ORDER 5 -1 0540 7 -3 TATLAR DAMNE 9-4 SWV 14-7 TINA TURNER 11-5

KMCK/Fayetteville, AR Mike CNN

50800ITH PM DAWN

DIW A GRIFFIN OZZY (1580URNE (dp) Hottest: SWV 1 -1 ÚB40 4-2 PROCLAIMERS 1I -5 GEORGE MICHAEL 18-13 U2 38-20

WJMXIFarence, SC

Baker/Brockway

Hottest: ttest: ROD STEWART 1 -1 KENNY G 2 -2 SNOW 4 -4 TINA TURNER 8 -8 SOUL ASYLUM 11 -11

KBRIFt. Smith, AR Baker/WNt

AEROSEITE (Up) TEARS FOR FEARS (dp) STEREO MC'S (dp) DION A GRIFFIN (Up) BRUCE HORNSBY (Up) Hottest: SWV 1 -1 UB40 7 -2 GEORGE MICHAEL 22 -14 PROCLAIMERS 21 -16 MICHAEL JACKSON 32 -21

K BMMM1áayal4, LA Bobby rammed

SHAI JON S CADA AEHUDOTH (Up) HIS MY RAW Hottest: ROD STEWART 3-1 MOVE TEMPLE PILO 15-9 SIN 18-11 UB40 17 -12 PRCCLAIMERS 31 -20

K M/Lubbock TX Luck/Shannon

UM() JON SECADA

HIS BOY ELROY

U2 STEREO AC'S AEROSITE DIW A GRIFFIN Hottest: SWV 4-1 NEW ORDER 5-4 ROBIN S 8-ó TAYLOR DAMN 12 -7 STING 16-12

(23): WAPE /Jacksonville WKSI/Greeneboro WOVV/West Palm Beach WRVO/Rlchmond 96STO /Evsnsvllle KJ103 /Oklahoma City Z104/Madlson HOTI94 /Honolulu

Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (7): KSOL/San Francisco K B FM /Mc A I le n -Brownsville KHFI /Austin WNOK/Columbla KRO/Tucson WKFR /Kalamazoo KGOT /Anchorage

O101Mar1dar4 MS AnthonylYnarouph

n ow Hottest: POD STEHART ( -1 4 NON BLONDW 2 -2 S TING 5-5 SOIL ASYLUN 5-8 PROCLAIM= 'F-15

KCHXMW W1dOdNN, TX AIIeNSteve:la

52 (Up) PM DAN (08) AMOSMITE Ldp) 200ECI (dp) Hottest: SW 1 -1 111340 0-2 NEW ORDER 3-3 DEPE(TE HIE 7 -7 BRIAN MOOQOn 12 -10

WBPRMyr a* Beech, SC John Klige

PM DAWN

HIS BOY EmJtn (Up) SMV

STEREO MC'S Hottest: SWV 1 -1 ROBIN S 5 4

TONT 79NI PÆ 10-6 JON SECADA , L5-17 DINO 30-2'

WYAVMyale Beech, SC ShennaaUadleen

DIW A GRIFFIN (Up) MADONNA

TEARS FOR PEARS (Up) H IS BOT FLOG! (dp) NUTTEN' WC! (Up) Hottest: SN 1 -1 0840 3-2 PROCLAIMERS 7 -3 JON SECIEN 23-16 SOUL ASYLUM 25-17

WPFMIPaewna City, FL

Stone/Birmingham

INNER CIRCLE COVERDALF/AME (dp) DION A MUFFIN (Up) PM DAN Hottest: SN 1 -1 ÚB40 5-3 PROCLAIM R-, 11 -4 SNOW 7 -7 RADIWEAI -,4-12

KIXY/San Angelo, TX

SteeWElan.,n

LEGACY 0 .SOUND

MADONNA

BRUCE MEER? Hottest: SET 1 -1 ROBIN S 8-2 H -TUEN 4-3 DOW TONI FÖNE 14 -6 LEGACY O MIND D-15

WFHTni4Mseea, FL ReynelddANlin

MICHAEL J. DESON U2 (Up) PM DAN U.N.V (tip: JOEY LAEIR',OCE (dp) Hottest. SWV 2 -1

ÚB40 10- -5

TAVI TOII TONE 11 -8 PROCADEW.. 26-15

KWTXTWace, TX

Christopher/Phillips

DINO PM DANE AERO.SMIII Ldp) SILK (Up) Hottest: SW 1 -1 NEW OEM 3-2 JON MOM 8-6 PM-ALIENS 18-10 SOUL AMIDE 17 -11

KNIN/Wichha FMI, TX J.J. McKay

Hottest 4 NON TEAMDES 3-3 STONE WERE PILE 4-4 0040 5-5 SOIL AOUAM 12 -12 AN 17-17

95XIL/Parkersburg BOSS 97 /Atlan is City KNIN/WlohItS Falb 0101 /Merkfirm WJMX/Flor.se» KROC/Rochesbr OK95/TrI- Clues

Notes: WZOU/Boston Is now known as WMMN, and K107/Tulse now goes by KAMI.



74 FUR July 9,1993 OHR ADDS 8r HOTS WTCFISeglnew, MI Peewee/Wilde

DR. ORE

112

AER031ITH A-HA Hottest: SMV 13-1 DURAN DURAN 2-2 E %POSE 3 -3 TONY TONI TONE 18 -5 UND 17 -7

1193/South Bend, IN

DAodAWElllot

SILK MADONNA

TEARS FOR FEARS U2 (Op) EEOSITH

Nottest:

ININ S lo-? ROBIN 18-11

PROO.RTTERS 22 -17 :FORGE MCHAEL 3V -Jt

KKHTISpAflhlm, MO AletanderfThlessen

AEROSMITH DIEN 6 GRIFFIN DIESEL (dp) R1 DAWN (dp) P

STEREO MG'S (dp) BRUCE HORNSBY (dpi RADIO HEAD Ldp) Hottest: ROD STOIARO 2 -1 TINA TURNER 3 -2

JONOSECADA 13-10 STEVE MILLER BAND 2ï -1.

WVKSRolstlo, OH Wheeler /Kruse

ROBIN S Ldp) U2

JOEY LAWRENCE BRIAN MCKNIGHT Hottest: SW V -1 H -TOWN 5 -4 u NON BONDES tl -7 TATWR DAYNE 11 -9 °ROCLAIRERS 26 -17

KAYUTUIlt, OK

SHANICE DAMM

DINO LENNY KRAVITZ (dp) HIS BOY ELROY (dp) Hottest:

p

NEW ORDER 5 -1 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD b -2 TAYLOR DAYNE 8 -5 SMV 11 -6

SHAT 24-18

WIFCIWSUSau, WI Demos /Mitchell

PM DAWN

N VERDALE /PAGE (dp) JOEY LAURENCE 32 AEROSMITH (dp)

Hottest: ROD DTEWA r 1 -1 STING 12 -7

`17JL ASYLUM 17 -12 PROCLA]NEIG 21 -16 UB40 30 -19

KKRD/WIONta, KS 011verlWllllsms

PM DAWN (Op) DIEN b GRIFFIN (tlp: AEROSMITH (dp) Hottest: PROCL.ANERS 16 -12

SOUL ASYLUM 23-15 MICHAEL JACKSON 24-20 BRIAN MCKNIGHT 31 -21 KZHOIDuluth, X12 11-30

WHOT/Yoeegetown, OH Tom Pappas

SAI WHITNEY HOUSTON

JON SECADA

Hottest:

SW 2_1 UB40 TAYLOR DAYNE 12 -7 PROLT.AIMERS 21 -H TINA TURNER 1 }9

WBIZ!Eau Claire. WI

LWJdlnwn AFROS ITU (dp) PETER CETERA (dp) U2 MICHAEL DAMIAN STONE TEMPLE PILO (dp) Hottest: ROD SIÊWART 1 -1 SW IA DADA 16-6 PROCLAIMERS 18 -12 UB40 28 -23 SOUL ASYLUM 29 -26

KK%LIGntM Forks, ND

Acker/Reese

CND

COBERDALE /PAGE AEROSMITH STEREO MG'S PORNO FOP PYRES

JMADONNAADA

MICHAEL JACKSON

OUEEANS: HE (dp) Hottest: UB40 b-3 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 6-5 NEN ORDER 9 -6 SOUL ASYLUM 19 -7 DEPECHE RODE 22 -8

WKFRIKalemezco, MI

Bnteln /Dillon

none

Hottest:

PROCI.AIMERS 3 -3 UR O 5-5 SOUL ASYLUM 7 -7 SWV

SECADA :4_14

WAZYILalayette, IN

Stacy /Alan

JON SECADA

DINO MICHAEL JACKSON AEROSMITH (dp) Hottest: NEU ORDER 2 -1 TATLOB DAYNE 7 -V SW 9 -5 IIBYO 12 -6 4 NON BLONDES 11 -9

KMOL4wlon, OK Stalker /Saunders

MADONNA

AEROSMITH SHANICE PM DAWN

D.N.V (dp) DUEETISRYGHE (dp) BRUCE HURNSBY (dp) DR. DRE (dp) RADIOHEAD (dp) Hottest: SW 3 -t tIBVO 11 -4 TONY TUNI TONE 1V -7

SOUL ASYLUM 15 -10 JODECI 31 -2V

WZO011lme, OM Tom Gallagher

MIIH DINO DON MOLD FAGEN GIN BIASSOiS U2 (dp) Hottest:

TAYLOR DAYNE Y_2 SW 7_4

TINA NRNER 9 -5 '!B40 14_, TEN TONI TONE 22 -16

KFRX /Lieeoln, NE Sonny Valentine

TEARS FOR FEARS (do/ PM DAWN

BLUES TRAVELER (dp) AEROSMITH (dp) COVERDALE /PAGE (dp) Hottest: SW 5 -1 TINA TURNER 3 -2 SOIL ASYLUM 14 -1C.

PP:CLAIMERS 17 -12 -

UNO .?2 -14

KGOG/Repid Coy, SD

Scott Greeley

STONE TEMPLE PILE (dp) MADONNA

AEROSMITN (dp) GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: BAD BOYS BLUE 4 -1 SOUL ASYLUM 5 -2 TAYLOR DAYNE 9 -5 SUNSCREEN 19 -9

STEREO IC'S 25-19

KROC /ROChsstsr, MN Ackerman /Davis

none Hottest: TAYLOR DARNE 7 -7 SOUL ASYLUM 9 -9 PROCLADINS 11 -11 PATTY SMITH 12 -12 U1340 14_14

KG951SOux City, IA Hollins/Guinn

AEROSMITH (dp) PM DANN

BIG MOUNTAIN Hottest: KENNY G 5-1 ROD STEHART 3 -3 MARC COIN ö -5

UB40 10 -10

TAYLOR DRONE 14_12

KPAT /Sous Fallt, SD McGuire/Allen

Ac1i0.S1IN

U2 STEVE MILLER BAND STEREO MC'S INNER CIRCLE (dp) Hottest: NEW ORDER 2 -1 UB40 4- 3

CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 16 -b PROCLAIMERS 17 -8 SOUL ASYLUM 22 -16

,}, ''

M0. \p

WDBRISpdngMid, IL MoorNCrockN

MADONNA

U2

BLUES TRAVELER (dp) AEROSMITH (dp)

COVERDALE/PAGE (dp) Hottest: RN JOVI 0.1 STING 5 -2 NEW ORDER 7 -5 SOUL ASYLUM 8 -6 TINA TURNER 11 -9

WRKYISiwMnvllM, ON Kline/F*1sl

DIESEL. WHINEY FKKISTON Hottest: NEW ORDER 2 -1 TINA TURNER 7 -3 PATTY SITYTH 5 -5 TAYLOR DAYNE 8 -6 U1340 9 -7

KOKZ1Welarloo, IA Dan Olsen

SRAI DINA CARROLL GEORGE MICHAEL Nottest: ROD STEHART 1 -1 KENNY G 2 -2 SW 4-Y U1340 7 -5

TINA TURNER 11 -7

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l y ) 2

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PWR102/Fresno, CA Davis/Roberts

MADONNA

PM DAMN

RUN- D.M.C. KRIS KROSS CYPRESS HILL NVITIN' NYCE Hottest: SMV 1 -1 TAG TEAM 2 -2 DR. DRE 3 -3 2PAC 15 -8 ONYX 16 -10

XOn&IBbndulu, NI Jeff Hunter

none Hottest: SIN 1 -1 H -TOWN 2-2 WIDE 3 -3 SILK 6-6 TAG TEAM 18-18

KOMOMNalulu, HI Akane/Hart

DURAN DURAN

CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD (dp) Hottest: SF. 3 -1 R. KELLY 12 -4 RES00W HEART 18 -5

KDONNSalin..MOAerey Newnan/Wilde

none Hottest: H -TOWN 3-3 ROBIN 5 9 -4 TAG TEAM 21 -13 BRIAN MCKNIGHT 20-17 DULCE 25-22

KZZOISpotano, WA HopkinaNMter

AEROSMITH (dp) DEF LFRPAAD Delp PM DANN

DINO TRABOLL Hottest: ROD STEHART 3-2 EIPOSE 4_3 SW 14 -5

SHAI 26-10

ÚB40 28 -21

KWINIStockton, CA BOO Lewis

JANET JACKSON PM DANN

TWY TONT TONE KRIS KROSS LEGACY OF SOUND

Hottest: SW

1 -1 H -TOWN 2 -2 BRIAN MCKNIGHT V V

TQTY TONI TONE 8-6 DINO 10-8

Mark Todd

none Hottest: SIN 3 -3 H -TOWN 14-14 ROBINS 17 -17

18-18 TINA URNER 23-23

KTRSICesper, WY SteelelCollins

AER0.4MITH

U2

HIS BOY ELROY PM DAWN

CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD POSIES Hottest:

SWV 4-1 SOUL ASYLUM 8 -4 STONE TEMPLE PILO 9 -5 r W ROCIMERS 16-6 A-HA 20.16

KFBOICneysna, WY Duell Shannon

MADONNA

TEARS FOR FEARS U2 (dp) DIESEL (dp) GEORGE MIND GEORGE IANJND (dp) Hottest: TINA TURNER 5 -1 SW 1T_4

SHAT 20.10 INK) 28 -1V ROBIN S 31_15

KOIXIGrand Junction, CO Jacobs/Bobbin

PM .210 AER,MIT4 (15: HIS BOY ELROY (dp)

BRUCE 1pPNSBY U2 (dp)

KENNY KRAVITZ

5600 8- 1 }3 5W V

.ACCLAIMERS 20 -5 SOUL ASYLUM 7 -6 JON SECADA 26-18

KTMTIMetllord, OR R. Charles Snyder Y

PM DAWN

OZZY IAHE AEWIWIP.i (dp) 12

BRUCE NORNSBY DION i GRIFFIN Hottest:

, 2_1

TIIAG UR3 TINA TURNER 12 -4 PROCLAIMERS 17 -8 STONE TEMPLE PILL 29 -17

694.7111edding, CA Ruh/Meeker'

MICHAEL JAO(.SON RADIOHERD (dp) A-HA REROSMITH (dp) Hottest: SW 2U-15 S10NE TEMPLE PILO 19 -16 TNT TONI TONE 25 -20 PROCLpIMEPS 27 -22 U840 30.2u

'197/Santa Berbers, CA Meade/Suave

MICHAEL JA,XJJ ̂: Hottest: SW 2 -1 SHAI 8 -5 N -TOWN 9 -b -ILK 13 -8

TONY TONT TONE 17 -11

OKlk lOCNies, WA Walker/O'Brien

none

Hottest: SW t-1 NEW ORDER 3 -3 UIWD 7 -7 TAYLOR DAYNE 8-8 PROCLAIMERS 1 1 3- 3

Mkbeel Jack Kirby KEFeklem, WA

TAG TEAM SHANICE PM DARN

LEGACY (dp)

t: SOUND Hottest: El-TON 5-2 PROCLAIMERS ö-6

TONE 9 - UN() 22 -11 RADIOffAD 23-17

MOST ADDED lì CK10lFlint, MI St. MichWYSevenson

PM DAMN

AETrc)SMIN SHANICE DIESEL GEORGE MICHAEL Hottest: SWV z -, SOUL ASYLUM 6 -3 NEW ORDER 8 -5 TAYLOR DAYNE 11 -7 PROCLAIMERS 12 -8

WMEEIFI. Wayne. IN

DMSIChne

RI DAMN (dp) MADONNA (dp) AEROSMITH (dp) Hottest: SVV -V SOW 8 -5 111340 12 -7 SOUL ASYLUM 16 -13 PROCLAIMERS 23 -19

WI %XIGFMn Bay, WI SbnNROtt

MICHAEL JACKSON AEÍOSMITH Hot test: NEW ORDER 4_1 STIHG S-

9 TAYLOR DRONE 11- SOUL ASYLUM 18 -15 PROCLAIMERS 29 -20

WVICILansing, MI LBWBABIRICMrda

WYNCNNA

Hottest: ROD S: FLURAR 1 -1 AEROSMITH 2-2 2 4 NON BLONDES 3 -3 EXPOSE 4_V

TINA TURNER 9_8

Z104/Madison, WI Lambert/Lereon

none Hottest: EIPOSE 1_1

CROSBY b WLLINS 4 -V PROO.AIMEI6 6 -6 STING 12 -12 LINO 14-14

KJ70310klahome City. OK McCoy /Kidd

none Hottest: EXPOSE t -1 ROD SIEWART 2 -2 UB40 5 -5 PROCLAIMERS 9_9 SMV 11 -11

KOKOIOmaM, NE

KleleylSleele

71014E TEMPLE PILL DINO HIS BOY ELROY Modest: JANET JACKSON 1 -1 UB40 5 -3 PROCLAIMERS 9_5 SWV 16-13

U2 30-23

WMGV /Oshkosh, WI

Holland/Stone

STING INNER CIRCLE HIS BOY ELROY (do? Hottest: ÚB40 2 -1 BIZARRE IMO 12 -7 PROCLAIMERS 15-8 SW 22 -10 GLORIA ESTEFAN 1 }12

KZ931Peorla, IL

WhWMSism MADONNA

Hottest: (dp)

Hottest: CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 1 -1 UND 2 -2

SW }3 RIMERS 4 -4

SOUL ASYLUM 10

KYYYIBISmsrck, ND Beck/Norton

FIND TEARS FOR FEARS

LENNY KRAVITZ DIESEL AEfl05ltITH Hottest: PROCLAIMERS 1 -1

SONIA DADA 3 -2 STONE TEMPLE PILO 5 -4 SOUL ASYLUM 11-5 SMV 16 -10

WANG/Bloomington. IL

RobbinslLeoghlin

BLISS FEARS TEARS FOR FEARS

HIS BOY ELROY

INNER CIRCLE MICHAEL WATTBON LEVER /PAZ COVERDALE /PAGE (dp) AEROSMITH (rip) P Hottest: ROD STEWART 1 -1 TINA TURNER 7-2 2 AARON NEVILLE 9 -3 TATIRR DAYNE 1Y -6 SOUL ASYLUM 16-8

WCILICarbcndale, IL

Tony Wsltekua

PM OARS

MICHAEL W. SMITH AIMEE MANN

BIE1A MEN

Hottest:

PROCLAIMERS 2 -1 SW u_2 H -TOWN 5 -3

U&10 7 -4 SINE TEMPLE PSIA 9 -7

WLRWICham I W gn, IL

Blakemore/Cox

DONALD FAGEN

Hottest: CROSBY 6 COLLINS 2 -1 ROD STEHART 4 -3 TINA TURNER b -Y KEMiY C 7 -5 JANET JACKSON tl -7

108KHOICharlevolx, MI Alex Tier

DAMM

-SNIT KRAVITZ (dp) PORNO FOR PYRES (dp) ACTH Hottest: TAYLOR DAYNE 7-4 SW 11 -5 NEW ORDER ti -6 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 14 -8 SOUL ASYLUM 15 -9

KLYVIDubuque, IA Dawson/Thomas

%Ei-HR%! LAHN!,

TAG _

'Jpl :`ARS P.R FEARS ((HANICE ,.MIX d )

11F.r]YSH:.HE (API .M DON 4ottest: _IN 1 -1 PROCLAIMERS 11- 5 :EADIQiFAO 23 -15 I.Fç091 OF SOUND 34-21 ? -TOWN 37 -25

MN Michaels/Tomm 8

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MADONNA

JOEY LAWRENCE

GIN BLOSSOMS (dp) U2 (dp) SIEVE HILLER BAND (dp) Hottest: ROD ORDER T 2 -1 NEW ORDER 4 -2 KENNY G 9 -4 SOIL ASYLUM 13 -8 UB40 15-11

AEROSMITH (24) PM DAWN 17

( )

U2 (9) MADONNA (8)

SHANICE (8)

BREAKOUTS

DIESEL (5) ( )

INNER CIRCLE (5)

p2__ PM DAWN 6-6 GO WEST 13 -9

KLUC /Let Vegas, NV Dean/Thomas

TLC SOUTH

,Kit SECADA Hottest: SW 2 -2 H_TOWN 3 -3 WIDE 4 -4 ROBIN S 7 -7 DINO 20.1V

XOT1051MO0eatO, CA Jones/Chase

TAG TEAM (dp) UAU f /N'DEA DAVE (tl ) p SHANICE TINA TURN PM DAMN

Hottest: SW 1 -1

SGI }2 ERIK NICHES 6 -3 JODECU I1 -7 SILK 12 -9

0105 /Oxnard- Venture. CA Rhodes/Lucy B.

CYPRESS HILL (dp) DINO JOMANDA

MADONNA YV Nottest: H -TOWN 2 -2 DR. DRE 5 -5 TM: TERM 10.8 ONYX t3 -11 JODECI 15 -13

KPSIIPSHm Springs, CA KeanMDOUgISS

MICHAEL JACKSON OLANDA (dp)

Hottest: SW I_1

H -TOWN 3 -2 ÚB40 4_3

TONY TONI TONE 15 -12 PROCLAIMERS 23 -16

KWNLRene NV KeIuM /Gamby

MADONNA (dp) rN DAWN (dp)

JANET JACILSON (dp) Hottest: SW 1_1 4 NON BLONDES 5 -2 H-1L ASYLUM 13_7

PROCLAINERS424_16

ernmentc, CA Alex Cosper

Hottest: UB40 5-1 STING 4 -2 STONE TEMPLE PILO 3-3 PORNO

FOR 7 -5

PORNO FOR PIRGS 8 -T

WKDD /Akron, OH Sullivan/O'Neil

TEAR' FOR YEARS Hottest: ,INA TURNER 2 -1

OB40 3-2 JON SECADA 1 }9 MICHAEL JACKSON 1 10 5- JAMES INGRAM 19 -14

WROK/Cenlon, OH Rodman /NkhM. DIESEL. AENOSMITII

OIIETMSRYCHE Hottest:

STONE TEMPLE PILO 1 -1 EM

AIMEE MANN 50- SOUL *STUN LENNY KAAYIIZ 12 -9 PORNO FOR PYRES 17 -13

WP %R/Devenport, IA

Simmons/006n

JADE ,ION SECADA

WHITNEY HOUSTON

STEVE MILLER BAND (dp) Hottest: SW 2 -1

HO CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD 11 -7 TAYIOP DAYNE t }ö TINA :URHER 19 -13 TONY TONI TONE 21 -14

WGTLDaYton. OH

Ka n /Roberts

JODECU

INNER CIRCLE

TLC : DAWN

Hottest: SW }1 UFi40 o-2 BRIAN MCKNIGHT tl -6 TIHY TONI ;ONE 12 -d JON SECADA 17 -14

98STO /Evansville, IN Witherspoon /Mercer

none Hottest: SW 1 -1 V NON BLONDES 3 -3 17340 8-8 0016 ASYLUM 17 -17 TONY TONI LONE 20-20

P3 MOST ADDED KK%% /Bakersfleld, CA

Mark Adams

SW SFIANICE Hottest: LEGACY OF SOUND 1 -1 JANET JACKSON 4 -2

TONY TONI TONE 5_4 SgpC,py 10-7 UB40 20.tl

KZMG/BMSS, ID

Kasper /Arthur

PORNO FOR PYRES (dp) WHITNEY HOUSTON (dp) SHANICE 05900MITH (Op) Hottest: UB40

7-5 SWV 7 -5 H -TOWN 16 -8 RADIOHEAD 28 -16 U2 0.37

KKMG /CoorNNOSprings.CO SlevenalCrulae

pit _AWN

JODECU SHANICE DR. :URE (dp) FU- SCHNICKENS Ldp) Hottest: SW 1_t SNOW 5 -3 TINA PJflNER 13 -7 TUNT TONI TONE 15-9

TAG TEAM D-23

B95/Fresno, CA DWStsvenz

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KGOT /Anchortpe, AK Murphy/Kim

Hottest:

SW 2 -2 k4

NEW Coo tl -ö TONT TONI MN 13 -13 PROCLAIMERS 14-14

KPXRIArNhrnOe, AK Palmer /Dwyer

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Y93/Blllln qa, MT Charlie Fox

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Hottest: SW/ t_t PROLRIMERS 4 -2 TAYLOR DAYNE d-4

UB40N20 -12 ö

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SHANICE (8) ( )

LEGACY OF SOUND (6) MADONNA (5) SWV (5)

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KKSSIAIbuqusrque, NM

Roy James

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213 REPORTERS

A AEROSMITH Cryin' (Geffen) LP. Get A Grip

Regional

Reach

E 43%

s 34% M 43%

w 17%

National Summary

o

DEBS 1

SAME 2 DOWN 0

ADOS 71

Total Reports 74 35% Parallel

Reach P1 b%

P2 34%

P3 61%

N&A

Chart Poe

1

2-5 6 -15

16-40

One Adds

Ch Adds

Total

Summary Pl P2 P3 Tot

O 0 0

O 0 o

O 0 0

1 0 1

o 2 2

24 32 58 9 3 13

34 37 74

0102 a-2U

WIST

099 a

EAST

FLY92 a WOOL a erst a PUN92 a-30 VLAN a FM107 a 0102 a 930 a RIST a WECK a a01Z d-40 FUR a-20

saml

163130 a R106 a-30 ero a

0105 W7Pa WCfP i101R -2tl 000 0107 K7UX -39

MAWS?

WRgC a 0105 a-37 WMEE a W'f0C a-34 RZ93 a 5112 a-24 U93 a KIRR a-31 WIFt, a KKRD

WEST

a

KM a KZAR a

BASI

Mil a 955Ari a MME a 103CIR a

95xXX a WZIQ a eros a INTO a

SQlnl

KARS on KQI2 a aCSF a WB.X a RICK a-24

KISR a 0913 a KZII a KCHX a KIM a KNIN on fr

Ní00637

KYYY

Was 106105 a

WHIZ KI00. WAZT

CCZ 5200 KFRX

0(xG KG95 RAT -20 WDBR

wert

KTRS a-39 0010 a K/Pf a 594.7 a 100M a

LA-HA Dark Is The Night (WB) LP: Memorial Beach

Total Reports

Regional Reach E 37% S 38%

M 52% w 26%

National Summary OP 37 DEBS 7 SAME 33 DIMN 1

ADDS 5

83 39%

FN&A

Chart Pos

1

2-5 6 -15 16-40

Ons Adds

Ch Adds Total

Parallel Reach

P1 17%

P2 36% P3 62%

Summary P1 P2

0 0 O 0 1 2 5 23 3 8 O 3 O 0

9 36

P3 Tot O 0

O 0 O 3

22 50 14 25

2 5 o o

38 83

140 BAST

5XK.5 23-23

SOUTH

99X on fr 950g on ImeE 18-19 997 15-11

MIDWEST

slo 35-35 CAR on ä0B0 29 fr

WEST

099 P-25

EAST

soso 33-32 PWR92 40-37 WLAN 26-24 F1TN107 on 8301 on ASPI a Y102 24-21 932XY 26-25 930 d-34 8140 on ESN d-28

SQhA

5®0 213-18 X10022-17

1.030 on WU on VUS d-39 WM 33-32 SABB a WWT on 011267 d-29 0102 27-22 00UX 24-20 KISK 22-15

MI-0837 NRDD 23-21 0105 2b-24 WIOI 19-16 02103 on h aCV 17-17 WftF a X0i? 29-26 INKS on KAYI 37-37 WIFE 32-30

amo K2eC 27-21 KIM 11-10 0210 25-22

BAST

SPRA 29-24 955104 on 103CIR on eros 37-33 10113 22-17

50JN

O AKS on IRRM 31-30 AJMa 34 fr RI3R 28-25 IóMB on 0101 on fr MM 32-30 APFTI on 0IN on fr

11IDYE41'

KM 3tl-36 WIL a 106XW on K2I0 d-36 KKO. d-30 ARa on fr WAR on nez d-32 W200 35-32 IFIM 29-26 0CC an fr

KG95 27-25 00AT an ADBe 29-27 MT 26-21 KCIKZ on

wert

MX 33 Cr 093 40n

K TRS 20-16 OFAQ 36-26 O 000 33-30 KIM 30-27 894.7 a 0095 36 fr

c CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD PROJECT More And More (Imago) LP: Love Is Not Sex

Regional

Reach E 65% s 69% M 63%

w 52%

National Summary UP 79 DEBS 2

SAME 40

DOWN 10

ADDS 3

Total Reports 134 63%

m Chart

Pos 1

2 -5 6 -15

16-40 One Adds

Ch Adds Total

Parallel Reach

P1 52% P2 65% P3 69%

Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot O 2 0 2

8 12 8 28 11 33 18 62

8 14 14 36

O 2 1 3

O 1 1 2 0 1 0 1

27 65 42 134

tip 6AS3

WAN 6-5 8/Rs 5-4 110197 13-18 z100 3-3 PRU-IM 15-7

SMITH

STAR94 30-27 9508 27-22 RMS 18-9 9OSBE 3-12 P5R96 6-4 B97 4-3 Ores 5-4 PAPIG 2-2

MIN=

896 30-30 Q102 19-14 5JM 20-16 WYT 20-20 wee 6-11 WzPL 9-8 MM 21-21 14030 12 h

KS104 24 Cr KRIS 16-14 KKR2 9-9 MT 10-11 C/9910-7 RP1Z 2 h

HAST

FLY92 7-5 WEB 22-21 IRSE 2-1 iNSR 11-10 JE[-FP 9-6 WERZ 4 fr MAC 19 h nC-FM 6-6 HLSS e-0 PUN107 7-7 RC101 9-8 ami 13-10 aWI 7-6

WIRK 4-3 9090 2-2 93Q 17-12 WPST 4-4 WR0 12-10 WeRZ 35-30

YF7Æ 10-6 I95 26 fr I0 11 fr WCCO 12-9 RPM 12-15 0105 20-18 0P0R 5-3 A0® 16-15 ems 16-13 aóI 9 fr WBBO 15-11 820 22-22 We22 8-7 aIa 33-19 WAIA 3-3 WARB 11-10 WRY d-23 RSVP 5 Cr XL1067 6-6 A6VQ on fr 092 a-25 Z102 20-15 WW efr ICCOWST

WPs1 11 -7 WIZ 16-13 96000 19 fr 0105 13-12 Wu 9-7 WIC on L1103 27 fr 0300 12-0 5293 1 -1

w17Y 8-11 093 17 -13 895$ 20-la SAY/ 6-2 MD 21 -19 lelo? 5-5

SEST

0x50 2 -6 0210 3-3 RAC 6-5 751102 21 -19 1605 a KPSI 10-10 0012 30-26 OZZU 13-6

141 eASr

99419 18-17 9tS597 an h aFE 23-19 103CIR 5-5 99X00 24-20 5035 18-16

SOMA

0A0S 14-10 ODIZ 11-!!

W71M 12-7 SfJa 12-10 DU 5-4

KLSR 9-6 KSMtl 10-7 K2II 2-2 WaPR 4-3 WIAV 15-10 KIKI 7-29 SFTR 17-14 RWfX 12-12 ONIN 20 Cr

1IDYESI

KIN 4-3 YCIL d-25 10655 14-tl 5LT9 3-3 XZIO 22-19 RICO, 6-5 WAVY 21-17 11240 9-6 woo 24-18 000C 28 fr 0095 30-22 KPAt 16-6

W1$7

WÚT 5 fr RXR 7-6 T93 i1F11 KIRS a KM 15-6 MW 11-6 894.7 22-17 097 26-25 095 9 fr MM 7-10

DINA CARROLL Special Kind Of Love (A &M) LP: So Close

Regional Reach E 48% S 42% M 43%

w 24%

National

Summary OP 36 DEBS 7

SAME 37

DIAAR 2

ADDS 2


1N&A

Chart Pos

1

2-5 b -15 lb-40 One

Adds Uh Adds

Total

Parallel

Reach P1 25% P2 36%

P3 57%

Sumner}, P1 P2 O 0

O 0

3 0

6 23 4 12

O 1

O 0

3 36

P3 Tot O 0

O 0

4 7 24 53 6 22 1 2

0 0

35 84

tio BASI

920 15-15 WJMN 18-18 BUS 25-25 PRO-FM 10-9

s0I7N

W'02 on IO6L5 20-18 RTW 27-21 PWRPIG 28-26

Mid= 00M 25-21 KISF on

WEST

KS104 10 fr SEL on ..R2 on h

tip EAST

WAES d-23 WR66 20-24 WVSR 29-28 NERZ 17 fr TIC-FP 18-17 WISS on FUN107 22-21 WON on a00I 24-24 WSPR 37-31 YM0 36-34 ADTw 19-18

SOUTH

81393 WFMW o 000 a1 KZFN on KPRR 27-27 aH2 on NCSI on fr

WBBO 24-25 40VTon 8414 d-40 K9Ft1 on fr KI30 23-23

MIDWEST

WLTL 23-19 96910 29 fr 0105 35-35 IRGV 29-21 KIOR 27-33 KAYI 36-36 NIFC 25-24 KORU 17-17

Aal'

KBtC 25-20 PW8102 on a0f105 on KZZU a

BASI

95WA0 29-20 BCSS97 20 fr 103CIR 21-20

SZYQ 25-24 WYYS 35-32 Wt0 27-23

S607IA

KARS 35-32 O 012 on MC( 39-38 509C 30-26 WJMC 23 fr RISK 37-36 ME on XZII d-25 11M60 15-13 N91/71 15-13 ma d-39

MIIAIE4T

W870 15-7 WIL on KIN 19-16 10600 d-34 ran 27-26 salz 26-24 EAZY d-35 002 32-27 WZO(1 on XOGG d-29 RROC 17 fr KG95 on Also! 16-12 EMCz a

O ert

Reo 30-22 KOIX on tract 24 -22 RPM 35-34

NATALIE COLE Take A Look (Elektra)

Take A Look


Regional leach E 37%

3 45% .3

36% w

39%

National

Spry UP 19

DEBS 4

SAME 60 DOWN 0

ADDS 1

N&A

Chart Poe

1

2 -5

b -15 lb-40

One

Adds Ch Adds

Total

Parallel Reach

P1 37%

P2 30% P3 57%

S1r®ary P1 P2

0 0

O 0

1 0 5 8

12 22

O 0

1 0

9 30

P3 Tot

0 0

O 0

1 2

17 30 17 51

o o

O 1

35 84

EAST

920 19-19 WXIs 35-35 0I00 26-26 MC( 29-29 eroe on

SOOIA

9500 on WOCZ on PER90 on KIfl1 15-9

MIMESI

asco a-28 MM? on 011111 on HOT102 on

wert

PM102 d-23 099 os REL on 101977 on

KPLZ on h KU9E on

EAST

FLY92 31-30 ARSE on OSE on 5E0 on h 00101 on

4.4;1 nn WRCK on

WYCR on

BQRH

W000 39-36 REM 33-32 MM on Me 30-30 WYRS on WZY7 on 11414 40-38 *MT on 9031'71 on Ir aRT on Z102 29-24 KISX 33-25

lIMe3T

KJ103 28 fr 11M10 on KOtT on RATI on 6X00 an

WHS1'

CLSS on MG an AOC on 7159102 on FIC-0105 on

RAST

95WAYV on 1U3CIR on

KZYO d-39 15R0 19-15

SOUTH

KAKS 36-34 00I2 on IfL10 35-37 WXMX 34-31 WJMX on fr RISA 24-20 0101 25 fr WBPR 29-29 WXAV 37-36 WPITI an KM on WFlR on ONTO on

MIIIYEST

KM 33-32 5800 an 10655 31-29 I(LYV on W10I on fr 0C2 37-31 R095 on RAT on WOBR d-34 MI on K02 on

WEST

OPXR d-30 093 on KIRS 34-32 1060 36-27 WIX on CIC95 35 fr KFP11 27-25

COVERDALE /PAGE Take Me For A Little While (Geffen) LP: Coverdale /Page


e 13%

National

Summary UP 15

DEBS 8

SAME 17

DOWN 0

ADDS 14

Total Reports 54 5% Parallel Reach

P1 2%

P2 21% P3 54

N&A

Chart Pos

1

2 -5 b -15

10-4u Ong

Adds Ch Adds

Total


O 0 0 0

O 1 0 1

O 9 16 25 O 6 8 14

1 5 8 14 O 0 0 0 1 21 32 54

tio EIS[

Sam

MIR=

WEST

099 a

WAAL 25-20 en on fr 70992 39-31 WAN 29-26 40CR a 1.102 33-25 0012 37-32 WS-111 a

SOM

W99Q a 0106 20-13

40x0 on 4078 a WADE on ft AMR d-23 WAIA on 0107 24-23 RTUX 32 -2tl

lT AROK 18-16 KAMI al AIFC a Cam on

WEST

RAST

WPRI 33-20 955509 an 42Y0 a WYYS a WITO 29-25

0007

KARS 37 -36 W/SPa

KM0 39-39 WJIOX on fr ICISR d-38 02II an 0101 on fr Sept d-32 WPFM a RwTX 35-33 W IN 33 fr

M]INEST

KYYf d-38 SM00 a IV9IZ on RAIL nez d-35

W20(í d-34 RNX a MM 29-23

OAOC on Cr OPAT 25-22 VIDBR a

ST WEST

RIAS d-3d - 32

KIM on 095 39 fr

TAYLOR DAYNE Can't Get Enough Of.. (Arista) LP: Trust

Regional Reach E 76% s 03% M 02%

W 59%

National

Summary

7

DEBS 1

SAME 39 DOM 4

ADDS 1


O P1

50%

50% P2 78% P3 95%

Chart

Pos

1

2 -5 b -15 16-40

Ons Adds

Ch Adds Total


2 17 20 39 9 48 35 92 14 12 2 28 O 1 0 1

O 0 0 0 1 0 0 1

26 78 58 162

RAST

WRS 9-9 0100 19-18 594 14-12 PRO-01 17-13

SMITH

STAR94 5-5 9500 20-17 FA196 12-7 B97 21-19 iSVZ 14-18

Amo 7-3 K IWI 5 fr A74+ 12-10 195 20 fr W013h

WCCQ 7-5 ICZFM 15-14 5105 3-3 XPRR 12-9 030 7-5 atm 5-5 WRs 17-11 00.5I 10 fr YBBO 14-14 IaYP 15-12 CAPE 11 fr

143 HAST

AWR 19-15 95WAY9 71a AFE 12-9 1031I11 9-7 95xXI 11-10 AZYQ 3-1 ecos 11-12 950IL 10 fr 51110 16-12

Continued On Next Colom

RTW 12-10 WRPIG 8-8

MIMEST

0102 22-18 YACI 21-20 15001 d-29 ir2PL a-27 KLSF 22-20 KOYB 28-28 OReO 16 Cr

YFST

Taylor Dayne Continued

05104 5 fr IQIS 13-13 0xR2 16-17 F71102 22-21 R7NT 18-17 099 11-tl 0106 18-20 XPLZ 12 fr

HAST

C.192 6-4 WAEB 20-20 WVSR 7-5 JET-21113-5 SFAZ 11 Cr WaR 12 fr TIC-01 11-10 WKSJ 19-15 000 10-7 0AN 9-5 FUN107 14-13

RC1o1 8-7 aIN 4-3 WRBI 10-10 16PX 8-5 99PR 13-13 930 14-10

WPST a-8 156LA 11-8 51012 16-16 mon 7-6 WYCR 20-11

WW22 17-15 SOUTH V0.IX 12-tl 51114 19-16 KARS 10-8 5008 21-15 00I2 13-10 WHY 8-4 06F 7-4 KBPM 23 Cr NRX 22-18 A7RM 5-3 Ne00! 9-4 XL1067 20-16 I01-0( 12-11 K92 11-10 SJMX 10 h Z102 23-26 KLSR b-4 XISX 16-11 0316 16-14 91/ 6 fr I.2II 12-7

01019h KIT 0060 11-5 1RPR 7-5

IAO]D 7-6 WU 17-12 5P01 13-8 SPFM 9-6 100 7-7 KIXY 8-5 96570 16 fr MT 6-3 0105 11-7 KMX 5-4 WEE 17-14 KNIN d fr WM 11-9 WIC 14-13 MIMEST 2104 on fr KJ103 12 h KM 14-13 KaTQ 18-17 WB5 14-b ACV 4-3 WIL 20-19 U93 8-6 RAY 13-10 KIM 31-24 10605 7-4 INKS 11-9 O.YV 8-7 KAMI d-5 XZIO 8-5 WIPC 7-4 II3I2 9-4 RISO 8-6 KxOL 16-13 *IUT 12-7 iRFR 15 Cr

WAZY 7-4 wAS? nel 7-3

8703 4-2 0KS5 15-15 KERX 10-8 KM 5-4 KGUG 9-5 KING 8-0 6AOC 7 fr IUJC 19-19 0095 14-12 1loT105 22-20 DA? 7-4 KPSI 18-15 1010 8-0 RI40Z 12-8 7302 18-15 MW 16-15 IRO 13 h WöT

ROO? 11 fr OPXR 15-14 093 8-4 KTRS 12-8 RB0 18-0 0011 10-8 KIM 13-9 894.7 7-4 095 8 fr KFPM 6-55

DINO

Ooh Child (EastWest /Atlantic Group) LP. The Way I Am

Regional

Reach E 57% S 58% M 55% W 61%

National Summary UP 50

DEBS 20 SAME 33 DOWN 0

ADDS 20


Chart Past

2 -5 b -15 16-40 Ono

Adds Ch Adds

Total

Parallel Reach

P1 48%

P2 50% P3 66%

Summary P1 F2 P3 Tot

O 0 0 0 O 0 0 0 4 2 0 6

14 26 30 70 3 18 6 27 3 10 4 17 1 2 0 3

25 58 40 123

EAST

s0(S 27-26 B94 28-23 PRO-F71 25-21

STAR94 24-20 9500 a W0Z on 0RM a-28 B97 a

a1VZ 27-25 PIAPIG 17-11

IMAM

0102 23-16 Waif 18-11

151191 28-24 WZPL 29-22 KI3F 32-27 KPIa a W05Q 25 fr

AESf

104R 24-20 IOóZ 22-15 RAT 33-28 099 23-20 DIEL on 801977 on 071.2 27 fr 0110E 11-7

EIST

FLY92 d-31 GCSE 28-23 wsR 34-29 W92 on fr MW on h noW a MS a Ps92 d-39 aAN a FVN107 d-32 WGN on YKNI a-40

WSPK 33-22 9010 on 930 d-35 SPOT 29-26 1500 34-28 fti1Y a

SM171

WLeQ 33-17 I95 al fr IIOiQ 32-27 KZPM on 0105 d-35 vate d-25 WYOS a aL4I an fr aì80 33-23 WZYP on YY22 29-27 WJX a 5A14 d-35 leRY on KBFM on h 0IS% a-37

MIDYPSl'

4072 30-26 96ST0 on h 0105 29-25 *RE on 0104 on Cr 03103 on fr 0033 a ACV 30-26 COR d-28 OAYI a WIFC 35-33 KKm al

KZFC 33-22 KING 27-22 PYN102 on 1137I94 24 fr KLUC 20-14 H07105 on 0105 a 5W2 on WON 29-24 11z7-0 a RHIN 10-8 C5 24h

H AIT

95YAYV 33-24 ME d-29 103CI6 on

WZYQ 40-35 IKYS 39-36

SOÚ1H

KARS on 1-0-01 d-29 82K d-35 000 d-34 ACK 34-213 WJMX on Cr RISR 38-32 RSMB d-34 RCIM 23-21 W9PR 30-20 WYAV 40-34 WFN on KM 30-27 AF7?T d-26 RWTX a

MIMEST

MY a 5800 d-20 AXIL d-32 10600 on 10..74 32-22 KZIO d-35 5A2! a 0162 34-26

WInO a 33911 30-27 060C on fr 0G95 d-29

WHST

00DT 34 fr 0P0R 30-28 193 33-26 RTRS 32-25 10W d-25 MW d-40 Y91 27-24 095 32 fr

DR. DRE Dre Day (Death Row /lnterscope) LP: The Chronic

Regional Reach

E 33% S 35% M 21%

w 59%


DEBS 7

SAME 28 DOWN 7 ADDS 4


Reach el 62% P2 33% P3 20%

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 1 2 0 3

2-5 7 4 1 12

b -15 15 4 0 19

16-40 8 18 8 34

Ons 0 3 2 5

Adds 1 1 1 3

Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 32 33 12 77

EAST

920 6-6 W-00 17 -14 N0T97 6-6 WIOQ 7 -7 WIRR 1 -2 SPGC 9-13

SOUTH

502 18-18 10150 6 fr PWR96 11 -9 7171 25-19 POPPIG 26-25

R90. 2 fr 111977 19-16 C4Z 8 fr

RUBE 9-9

EAST

FL392 34-32 TIC-FM 29-27 WKSS 33-3o PM107 tl-0 1.024 33-29 VISTE 38-36 550 d-37

REST

ROSS 1-1 KKXZ 13-14 MC a B95 4-1 PN1102 3-3 937I94 22 fr KOMQ d-21 ROC 5-5 I10T105 16-14 01u5 5-5 KaxN d-31 XWIN on

EAST

95541V 40-27 130S597 S fr

Continued On Next Column

696 15-11 IIJNO 10-9 ACT 11-9 iMYT 1-4 a0R 4-4 N2PL 24-23 KLSF 19-9 WOT102 5-5

KS104 25 fr P0106 21-23 0109 2-1 KMOI 10-10 FM102 2-2 RZNT 9-4 099 a 0907-6 0EL 6-19

Dr. Dre Continued

9001

YA4' d-29 010( 32 fr OZIP 29-24 KPRB 22-18 N106 on MIES on WJMI 5-6 1003 18-1d alzo 7-4 WA1A 31-27 KO6P 27 fr

591R d-24

STGF a-22 VP/RS 35-33

CM on PCC 27-22 AT.SN 25-22 anon 28-24 I®\ as EFFT d-31

tINESY

RKXL d-20 ei5z a

W@

WEIN 22-20 191 25 -23

G GIN BLOSSOMS Hey Jealousy (A &M) LP: New Miserable

Regional Reach E 17%

S 26% M 46% w 24%

Total Reports 62 293

N&A

Chart Pos

Parallel

Reach P1 12%

P2 24%

P3 52%

Smeary P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0

Summary b -15 0 2 1 3

UP 21 16-40 5 12 11 28

DEBS 8 Ong 0 7 16 23

SAME 25 Adds 1 3 4 8

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 0 o 0

ADDS 8 Total 6 24 32 62

SOUTH

990 17 fr 997 27-26 WNVZ 24-23

MIVAES?

WENZ a

111222

101-311 d-28 099 d-30

BAST

WAAL 30-25 WAN a MI 40-28 Y102 23-19 WYCR 22-19

SORH

0106 32-25 AXA a WZYP a

WUT 38-34 092 an 2102 32 -30 RTUX 26-22

MIMCST

51501 13-11 5IXX d-35 2104 on fr LM 28-25 MeV 24-23 093 15-14 510 on R10R on IMII an aFC on

11100

0110D 21-19 10p on fr

6AST

WPRR 34-30 103CIR on

WZYQ 37-27

9017ni

KAKS on KOIZ a

KM d-40 IROQ M 11605 25-23 ICrv 21-11 RIO RRO. d-25 WFR on fr AMG2 on 90313 a RFR d-30 K73G d-30 5CC 32 fr 11095 on RAS on 101311 27-25

733 mas on 1303 on F-0II al MM an 194.7 on -4/195 on fr

WHITNEY HOUSTON Run To You (Arista) LP: The Bodyguard" ST

Regional Reach E 70% S 72% M 71% w 61%

Total Reports 147

Chart Pos

69% Parallel

Reach P1 46%

P2 7u% P3 R' /%

Sunoary FT P2 P3 Tot

National

1

2 -5 0

o

0

o

0

1

0

1

Summary b -15 e 17 9 34 UP 105 16-40 35 44 40 99 DEBS 7 One 4 2 7

SAME 29 Adds 0 3 1

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 2 0 2 ADDS 6 Total 24 70 53 147

EAST

WXKS 13-12 094 19-17 PRO-04 21-19 WAR 23-23

930113

STAR94 15-14 9500 28-27 W02 22-20 PYR96 20-19 O 7F11 17-13 WRPIG 16-14

MIDWEST'

WJMC 25-22 SNCI 22-21 WLPL 13-11 X 4F on mW8 d-31 5X50 34 h WEST

RS104 14 fr 00'6 9-8 0010 20-19 F11102 14-13 RIEL 3-.29 X91. 19 h e00977 29-27 RAZ 20 fr

4080 24-21 42-14' 24-22 W0 17 fr NEGO 27-24 KZMP 14-9 0105 29-27 DER 0-29 an 25-22 a1-0 13-10 WYKS 40-26 SRSI 30 fr MO an 5ZTP 24-19 SAPE 26 fr WA1A 26-23 Wei 16-14 1mPM 24 fr SF4R 15-14 0L1067 21-19

K92 20-17 2102 33-31

KISR 20-12 I0V9 17 fr

lIME4t WImD 11-7 WPXR a aRZ 18-15 96510 on fr CI105 25-21 MY 18-15 AFE 21-19 WCIL 25-20 SIIX 31-26 AJN d-21 2104 20 fr 106100 20-14 0J103 7 fr KM 31-24 OOCV 19-14 10IO 23-18 093 25-22 4eIO d-30 KKICK 30-25 F5I 28-22 WVXS 27-23 WAT 28-21

KA7I d-33 002 d-34 YIPC 26-22 :

WW5 27-17

WAT

EAST 113310 25-22 19300 18-12 0101' a-23 CM 18 fr

FLY92 17-11 5395 26-21 MER 13-7 MT BPAT 15-12 WVSR 20-15 MS on MY a JET-7M a-24 1@C ROC 23-17 5E342 26 h 11RC 18-15

TIC-F11 ó PWR102 32-30 V=

WIóS 23-19 110`IO 22-18

0008 on OREE 23-13 1107105 25-22

T93 21-18 1í'R92 33-28

Q105 on RFF60 ROAS 21-17

WAN 25-25 21-15 00A0 34-23

FI/N107 23-22 K2Z0 27-23 COU 28-24

C101 28-24 IRO 19 fr EMT 25-18

W01 25-20 e94.7 23-18 5011 28-22 197 21-19 95P10 10-7 1.095 27 fr 930 32-30 IWPM 32-29 YPST 28-25 EAST AICF. 19-15 WSIW 26-25 MIR 22-15

Parallels Continued on Pape 76

4000 3J-28 9fSS97 25 h ME 20-16 103CI9 19-10

55XxX 25-24 SOTO an WM 0-5

ZUCS 16-12 01IZ 30-27 WKSF d-27 4A0 23-19 4A060 25-17 *LX 35-27 W001 25 fr RISR 19-17 Kslle 24-22 i1I 17-13 0'01 22 fr RC160 16-15 WBPR 20-15 41AV 38-32 en 24-20 MIT 29-24 RWrX 22-20 01111 31 fr

cowmS?



76 RaR July 9,1993 PARALLELS®

H -TOWN Knock/n Da Boots (Luke) LP Fever 4 Da Flavor

Total Reports 95

Regional

45% Parallel

Reach

Reach ® P1 60%

E 52% P2 52%

s 37% P3 20%

M 34% W b1% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 2 1 Ò

National 2-55 9 16 3 28

Summary b -15 15 14 4 33 UP 53 lb-40 5 17 5 27

DEBS 2 Ons 0 3 0 3


DOWN 15 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

ADDS 1 Total 31 52 12 95

EAST

920 8 -8 0,247 8-6 isms 0-6 60197 4-3 4107 8-10 B94 29-28

WWRR 5-4 ACC 12 -lu

5(m55

wart 2-1 K810( 5 fr P81198 8-6 R7FM 4-3 PMNPIO 7-7

896 14-15 WJC 5 -3 1AATT 5-6 WYT 13-22 allo, 2 -2 WIPL 15-13 EISE 3-2 07102 3-7 14330 21 h YETI

80104 b fr PWR10M 6-4 s(FO 3-2 KOT-FM 25-21 ma b-6 FM102 4-1 140T9n 8-10 151.2 23 h KUBE 13-14

ESS

FLY92 14-7 WAEB 27-24 IRSE 3-3 w58 23-19 MIIR27 fr WC-F71 16-13

NIfSS 11-8 484107 5-3

1fC101 24-17 WSPR 9-8 9dPW 24-21 930 a ANT 20-18 WICK 23-18

90018

wFlE 16-15 APR 4-3 0105 19-16 MIR 5-5 VABB 15-14 eYET 19-12 WM 2-4 W®0 13-12 Nlra 10-5 WA1A 2-1 13171 18 h 2107 on ANT 6-5 XL1067 on 4NVQ 18 fr 092 22-19

MIDIESI

4LTZ 2824 WIC on KM 19 -16 YCV 25-24 1293 li-10 WTCF d -20 WVK.5 5-4

ASS 4-16 MC( 8-11 471C 16-0 MA 9-8 B95 3-4 I470194 2 Ir RPM d-19

10.110 3-3 805105 4-5 4105 2-2 13SI 3-2 10442 19-14 KEEN 3-3 AIN 2-2 KRQ l4 fr

G 5T

950629 15-14 1CSS97 14 fr

1043( 25-23 KI00 4-3 WENT 12 -9

MIDWEST

WOOL 5-3 AM 37-25 eco 18-21

KPxR 11-16 793 28-20 0979-6 KFFM 5-2

BILLY IDOL Shock To The System (Chrysalis /ERG) LP: Cyberpunk


s 34% M 32% w 28%

National Slamary UP 29 DEBS 6 SAME 34

DIMN 0

ADOS 0


N&A

Parallel Reach

P1 8% P2 33% P3 52%

Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2 -5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 0 2 0 2

16-40 2 20 19 41

Ono 2 11 13 26 Adds 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 4 33 32 69

1111 LLSl

SOWN

99% 29 h RITZ 29-29

MID013?

YN2 on

YES7

099 _

FAST

W0E8 on WAAL 15-13 MIA on fr P41192 37-35 10.AN on 4024 on 4X1I 37-36 ItiPK 31-29 Y102 26.23 RUIZ 27-21 WICH 17-16

80e171

0106 29-21 WX 35 fr

14500 on 0105 32-30 WEB on VTIm d-35 146I on h WZYP d-30 WW1 23-11 2102 36-34 MX 27-23

151111037

WNW an X105 28-27 KJ103 on fr k1tP d-25 ILA7I 35-35 NIFC 28-25 MID on

WEST

MC 31-23 WIZ 33-29 MOD 1tl-17 0221.1 on

GST

wPOR 31-27 954009 an 103CIR on 4220 26-23 Y[50 d-30

RARS on ROIZ on WS? d-28 K1KR 24-21 WIC( on h RS1R on 0101 on fr MIX 20-24 RNIN29h

MEINIEST

KM on D.09 22-20 RZI0 32-29

14511 30 fr 110Z 33-29 W OO on

KOGG on RROC on fr D:95 on

YD8R 28-26

VEST

RWT 36 fr Y93 on KTKS 37-34 Æ80 0-34 KOIX 29-27 1TM? 40-36 0195 37 fr KRIM 37-36

J MICHAEL JACKSON

Will You Be There (MJJ /Epic Soundtrax) LP. "Free Willy" ST


Regional

Reach

E 67% S 62% M 55% W 48%


DENS 29 SAME 31

D47MN 0 ADOS 18

Parallel Reach

P1 19%

P2 61% P3 87%

Chart Smmary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 0 2 0 2

íb-40 7 37 35 79

Oro 2 11 12 25

Adds 0 7 5 12

Ch Adds 1 4 1 6

Total 10 61 53 124


Michael Jackson Continued

EAST

PRO-FM 29 -25

SCUM

9`AQ 30-20 MLRZ on P4096 d-34 *NZ 26-24 PWRPIG 30-28

MIOYFST

RICH on

WEST

KS104 30 fr KIIS 23-18 0106 a-21

EAST

11.192 d-33 WEB d-30 4234 30-23 WERG on fr WA 30 fr TIC-174 28.26 4855 31-28 WEE d-24 21092 38-36 CAN a FUN107 33-30 KC101 d-30 MUGN 34-32 165I a-3n WSW d-33 930 on WPST d-28 WBCR 37-30 WKRZ a OSTO 24-21 WYCR a-28

SCUM

WIC a 9nE d-35 WX an fr

MEGO d-37 0105 34-32 W%K8 on W106 19-15 WYKS a M(SI on fr WB40 on NCfP 25-23 MDJ% a

111114 39-31 WHIn d-29 WATT d-29 D.1067 a 092 d-22 2102 on nos a-34 WOW on fr 1IDNES?

MImD 15-10 W1Z d-29 00105 31-28 ARE 30-28 WM a-33 4.1103 33 fr O 93 d-35 KONT 35-20 WVRS 34-25 RAW d-38 WiFc 34-29 0000 2o-20

WEST

KM on KnC d-36 EnC 31-27 P411102 d-34 10[[105 on IPSI a RMNZ d-30 KW on h

DST

WPRR d-33 95WAYY on 500597 on fr *NE 29-25 103CI0 0-28 95ID( d-30 4210 on

Wrls 38-31 INTO 25-20

SCUM

KAKS 31-26 KOIZ 28-25 WaU 35-32 n0( d-35

KICK d-31 WJ1a 39 fr KISR 32-21 05MB 33-28 KZII on KM( 27-25 MBPR 31-22 WAY 30-29 41971 26-23 43110 a-23 MIN on fr

MIDWEST

01W 39-37 WINO a WCIL on 41.04 22-20 1064113 d-31 KLYV d-37 OZIO d-34

WHIZ d-29 RKS. a WM a 1132z on V7DQ an KPIO! 28-22 ACC on fr R095 on OPAT 27-26 VRRY 0-28 K32 on

YEW

/MT 20 fr MIR 26-25 793 35-32 KIRS 35-27

RF51 d-29 KQIII 90-32 RMI 28-23 894.7 a Y97 a 3895 38 fr OFFM on

JADE One Woman (Giant /Reprise) LP: Jade To The Max


Regional Reach

Reach P1 52% E 43% P2 39% s 31% P3 43%

M 34%

W 72% Chart Summary Pas P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 5 2 2 9

Summary b -15 13 12 8 33 UP 61 16-40 5 22 15 42

DEES 4 Ono 2 1 1 4


DOWtJ 1 Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

ADDS 4 Total 27 39 26 92

141 EAST

WIN 15-13 IM 12 -11

íO110 12 -9 ROC 11-5

mom

YR 17-15 KM on fr ion 30-24 2MPI0 3-3

MIlA1E5f

B96 21-18 WIC 6-5 ANT 10-8 Y1YT 12-12 WW 7-7 KISF a 905102 15-13 WIC 22 fr

05101 19 h PNR106 a-24 KKR 8-4 IO321 11-0 411102 13-12 Z90 18-12 0EL 7-4 RSOO. 15 fr F47?977 an KPLZ 7 fr ABE d-19

EAST

WIESE 7-5 MR 27-26 MESS 27-23 P092 20-27 FDN107 27-25 W031 19-17 wmI 38-33 WSPO 21-17 980x1 23-22

wPS? 15-12 Ms1W a

Ys0 20-25 UM 27-27 MR 8-6 4J1N d-30 YAW on 4AlA 29-20 ICBM 22 fr MIDR4T

VPst a 1471z 10-9 093 31-27 PINT 14-13 VvKS 30-29 KAYI 17-15 RK10 9-9

VEST

KASS 17-17 KIM 21-21 RTC 11-10 DOC 12-10 B95 18-12 PMN102 4-4 ROC 23-1b 1102105 13-11

0105 22 -19 KPSI d -29 DMZ 25-22 KEAN 8-6 02211 17 -18 AIN 17 -12

EAST

95i 1609 0-30 BOSS97 19 fr 103CIR 11-9

VZYQ 39-32 WYYS 11-11

SOWN

KARS 23-21 47XX 28-24 Wau 26-24 321I 7-5 RCN% 17 -10 WA on WPM 27-27 RKW 9-O *HT 31-25

10610e 16-15 KCO. 23-18 0320 21-17 WAY 18-17

VEST

ICON 23 fr MR 1tl-17 293 14-13 RAP 14-9 KM 17-16 RMT 16-10 297 5-4

KRIM 14-14

JODECI

Lately (Uptown /MCA) LP Uptown MN Unplugged


w 54%

National Story UP 31

DENS 7

SAME 13 DOWN 2

ADDS 16

Total Reports 69 32% Parallel Reach

P1 50%

P2 30% P3 21%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 8 1 0 9

b -15 5 6 1 12

1b-40 9 10 5 24

Ons 1 3 4 8

Adds 2 7 3 12

Ch Adds 1 3 0 4

Total 26 30 13 69

tip EAST

92Q 2 -2 4323 21 -18 147597 22 -17 WISP 20-13 PRO-PM 0 -29 NC( 7 -5 WPC 0-6

SCUM

9500 29-23 4X0 7-2 KM 2 fr 21896 a K7771 21-12 PWRPIO on

1154251

BAST

FLY92 a IRSE a-10 NKSS on NIAN F1121107 20-15 1143! 31-27 MSPK 36-25 4857 a-23

SOUTH

KEN 28-23 KAR a 0hU8 a OJFN 4-3 WDJ% a 4414 a nail on fr asir 30-28

bac 16 -11 1470105 11 -7 0105 15-13 OPTI d27 Ima+ d -29 AIN 16 -11

GST

805397 b fr SOUTH

Y03a AZII on KM a KM 20-16 01N? d-27

MIDYEST

IOW 31-24 4J0 d-23 RG95 on WIT 8-5 M7DiN:4? WC 23-17 KISF a WTZ a 32[102 4-2 NVKS 33-27


Jodeci Continued

NEST WAS

PW106 0-9 RAS 19-11 KKFR 22-18 K105 on KGGI a-20 OZM. d-40 171102 5-6 ROC a-35 DEL 3-2 895 21-17 0111977 28-24 048102 27-23 KPLZ 20 fr KOBE 7-5

R07[ on fr MA on Y93 a Y97 d-29 DIN 30-20

K LENNY KRAVITZ Believe (Virgin) LP: Are You Gonna Go My Way

Regional Reach E 20% S 32% M 32% w 15%

National

Summa UP 23 DEBS 4

SAME 20 DOWN 0

ADDS 8


Reach P1 12%

P2 23% P3 43%

N&A


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

b -15 3 3 2 8

16-40 3 10 10 23

Ons 0 7 9 16

Adds 0 3 5 8

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 6 23 26 55

99% 12 fr 897 0-8 WU 12-12

MINIM

W1NZ 20-18 RDWB d-26

WEST

E.üT

4AAL 22-18 YEW on fr Y.AN 22-21 IAN on 0102 22-10

sann

WIC 0 -29 0106 19 -11 4íD0 31 -20 MC on WM a YABB on aleo a 1107 on 2102 31-29

KTD% 23-19 KIT% 26-16

151)4425

weal 12-8 0293 on OSlO 22 -17 KATI a MC on

WEST

MAD 19-14 022U 33-30

y GST

4010 15-12 0110 30-21 vicro a

SOUTH

Y1:SF d-29 MK 31-30 WPC( do fr MR 29-26 R51E on WEN on INA 34 fr NIDES?

KM a aale a WCIL 11-9 106s13 a MTV d-39 KsO. on nCZ 30-28 KFIIX 211-16 Ka.G 28-26 KPAT on WEN on

V6T

RAC on RHO on MX a RnfT 33-30 X95 on fr

L JOEY LAWRENCE

Stay Forever (Immortal /Epic) LP:Joey Lawrence


Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach N &A P1 27%

E 41% P2 40%

S 46% P3 69%

M 45%

w 48%


SAME 40

DOWN 0

ADDS 12


1 0 0 0 0

2 -5 0 0 0 0

b -15 0 0 0 0

16-40 5 15 25 45

Ons 6 18 15 39 Adds 3 5 2 10

Ch Adds 0 2 0 2

Total 14 40 42 96

141 EAST

PRO-PM 28 -24

SOUTH

PYR96 on 0TF14 d-28 P11RPI0 27-19

MIDIES?

WAR a KISF on íW18 a WImQ on fr

IRS?

%RFR 0-29 RAFT d-34 099 a 1171977 on 157.2 on fr MBE on

EAST

FLT92 a WAES on WSE a-30 woo d-34 Anon fr Ness on Yl1N on FDN107 28-23 ICON d-35 900'%1 on NPST on WM on

WEEP d-34 VFW a 4(D0 on KzFM on

W10(B d-30 WMP412E0

on

W1122 28-24 WA IA 38-30 N101Y 30-21 KM( on fr MPFfr a 0L1067 on

KLSI( a-39

MID4ET?

6505 27-23 X105 36-34 WIXR 35-31 KJ103 on fr 093 on K11R on NWRS a KAMI on WIFC a

WESD

MC 35-31 PNR102 e-33 DUC 25-23 1100105 0-34 0251 an

EAST

4PRR 35-31 954AYV 36-23 ONE o

n 1030I1 on 4200 d-30 WYYS 30-30

sum

KAKS on NU on 017100 30-33 4113( 33-27 D33( 37-33 RISO on K5MB d-35 12II d-27 ma 35-33 wBPR 32-21 MYAV d-37 ANN on WAT a

MIDWESf

RYYY 40-31 106100 0 IO.YY 20-18 OZIO a Y0I2 on 155 d-29 n 32z on 05D0 on C70 d29 ROC on fr 0G95 on RAT 28-27

VL9f

ROOT 37 fr MCP on Y93 34-27 O TRO d-36 KM d-31 MX 36-33 RIN7 d-37 1394.7 on Y97 29-27 01(95 on fr K EA 38-31

MADONNA Rain (Maverick /Sire /WB) LP: Erotica

Regional Reach E 59% s 68% M 64% W 48%

National Summa UP 25 DEBS 52 SAME 27 DOWN 0

ADDS 25


® Parallel Reach

P1 21%

BREAKER P2 67% P3 84%

Chart Summary Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6 -15 0 0 0 0

16-40 7 41 30 78 Ons 2 12 12 26

Adds 2 11 8 21

Ch Adds 0 3 1 4

Total 11 67 51 129

EAST

O%13 30 -29 PRO-FM d -28

9500 a PW996 31-27 1fTFM d-25 PVRPIG 24-18

MIDWEST

WETT on

WEST

KIOR on KORZ 24-22 099 d-27

110 EAST

FLY92 d29 W5E 30-25 WYSR d27 4E15 on fr TIC-Ad-29 OESD d-31 WEE 0-27 P11O92 d26 RC101 d29 WAN d-28 4101I a-37 98P00 29-27 930 a

VPST d-27 WRX d-35 W0R2 0-39

4570 d29 MICR 28-25

SOUTH

V880 0-33 0100 40-32 I95 on fr VAR on fr

4Cri0 d-35 KZF71 d-3r G105 on 4%KB d-25 WMI 24-19 WAS a 4051 on fr WHO a WAPE on fr WW2 d-29 WAX on WAIA d-28 WABE a WHY d-25 MN on fr 401[5 a-27 01.1067 24-20 K92 a 2102 a KIS% d-31

MIDWEST

WAD 21-17 Y,TZ d-28 90ST0 on fr X105 33-29 VIM a 15X% 34-28 wWC 23-22 2104 on fr O .1103 on fr KXO d-27 W1321' 27-19 Kz93 a 093 a-34 KITT 32-23 WYKS d-32 WIFE d-34 KKR) 0-31

WEST

K AM 34-29 PW102 a R5C 23-20 x07105 d-35 0105 a DMZ a RZU d-35 RKQ on fr

11;1 LAST

NPRR d-32 95NAYV on

WE d-20 10350 d-30 95X0x a

NGTO d-34 07075 d-34

mum

KAKS d-37 O 0I0 29-26 WM d-34 1400( d-32 n4X d-35 WC( m fr KISR d-35 RSR 34-31 KZII d-21 RCM d-34 W1>PR d-23 WAY a WPM d-29 01.75 0-22 NW on mIN on fr

MEDIES?

KM d-30 4CIL m 106013 d-32 otri 39-30 0250 a KM a W.FR 32 fr 4AZY d-32 K1C2 a

W2110 on KFR% d-21 KUG a ROC on fr 0G95 on KAT 20-17 111180 a LARRY d-22 K 3(2 d-29

WEST

COOT on fr KPXR 28-24 Y93 n

R7R5 36-30 KEEP a ROIX 35-31 K1M? d-32 B94.7 on 01(95 on fr KEA d-38

BRIAN McKNIGHT One Last Cry (Mercury) LP: Brian McKnight



S 74% M 70% W 76%


SAME 32 DOWN 2

ADDS 8

Parallel Reach

P1 65%

P2 68% P3 84%

Chart Summary Pos Pt P2 P3 Tot

1 1 0 0 1

2-5 5 2 0 7

6 -15 13 12 10 35

lb-40 12 45 38 95

Ons 1 4 2 7

Adds 1 5 1 7

Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

Total 34 68 51 153

920 0-4 WXKS 16-15 íI00 11 -11 PRO-FM 19-15 41008 8-8 aro? 21 -10

SfA1h94 25-22 9505 18-15 wXZ 11-10 KM 20 fr PWR96 a B97 0-28 1945 28-27 RTPM 10-5 PWRPI4: 5-5

ITTIASEST

Q102 a-26 WIC 15-12 WCI 25-24 WHIN 22-18 RISF 17-14 HOT102 on Kqle 26-22 W130 10 fr PESI

KS104 15 fr KRFI 1820 colo 29-27 KGGI 15-12 F4102 18-10

.z90 17-15 KIEL 2-1 K53. 7 fr 802977 4-3 1052 6 h KURE 2-3

Bü7

11292 d -34 146E 21 -14 0508 14-11 JE1 -FM 25-20 WENZ 20 fr TIC-FM 15-12 MISS 21 -17 WEE 24-16 P4092 25-23 210107 21 -18 10101 20-16 NOD! 27-23 Osl 35-27

von 34-27 90F%Y 11-11 4PST 19-1b 4100 31-25 115757 a

SLOTH

WEEP 22 -16 OHPI on fr 011E 21 -20 0106 18-16 NCR 20 fr V3í0 15-10 KAM 24-21 0105 25-22 4+32 a íM2 17 -14 M2Á5 d -37 42141 a VAPE 30 fr 13845 on WVLZ 23-21 VAGI 20-19 WABE d -3U *my 2924 WFR 17 -16 %0,1067 22 -12

LS% 18-13

MIDWEST

41010 6-4 420 d-22 CM C-6 C1(105 18-16 WERE 25-23 WIC( 27-23 WVIC 2625 2104 on fr KJ103 20 fr U93 30-26 KATE on 4575 a KAMI 29-29 K78D 31-21 W01' 23-17

WEST

NKSSa Kxx% 22 -10 MC 40-33 mac 17 -13 B95 9-7 P4010225-18 X00094 21 fr 1313 15-10 1)35105 20-16 4105 20-14 RPS1 19-17 00412 3428 KIWI 20-17 AIN 4-4

y EAST

94573 31 -30 13128.597 10 f5- WIea 24-20 103004 22 -17 95758 29-28 WYYS 32 -26 W1D 12 -10

SUM

KARS 25-22 ROTZ 23-20 10(SF 20-17 MlRX 27-23 1400( 29-23 114X 21-18 wJ1O8 37 fr WA 13-11 lain 25-23 1511 30-18 0101 17 fr K3D 12-10 MT 31-28 WPM 16-15 KM 25-21 011R 2"3-18 0R% 33-31 ONIN on fr 1®HESI

MY 24-23 vcv e-22 MAW 17-13 1061mQ 32-28 KLYV 33-32 1510 27-22 48IZ on RM. 31-24 YKER 37 fr WM 29-25 10C2 22-16 1500 19-13 00W 30-27 ACC 30 fr INKY d25 KOOZ 21-18

RGOT 22 fr 0P%11 20-12 Y93 a KTRS 17-15 1780 d-30 MIX 21-19 0144 22-20 797 14-13 X95 24 fr KEN( 21-18

GEORGE MICHAEL Killer /Papa Was A... (Hollywood) LP'. Five Live

Total Reporta 113 53% Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach I P1 23%

E 46% P2 52%

S 62% P3 80%

M 61% w 39% chart Summary

Pon P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6 -15 0 4 8 12

UP 80 16-40 8 40 39 87 DEBT 7 Ons 3 6 0 9 SAME 21 Adds 1 0 2 3 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 2 0 2

ADDS 5 Total 12 52 49 113

EA95

SCAM

STAR90 27.24 9500 32-28 P4190 34-28 WW2 20-19 10711 20-17 PWRPIO on

MIDWEST

NBC on 10)88 on Ymp 23 fr

V6T

10CFR a

03877 24-23 099 20-24

E AST

FLY92 23-16 ASP 2421 MEflZ 24 fr 1046 on fr PW92 29-22 Y.AN 20-19 PUN1077 26-24 O 0101 20-25 0131 32-26 Yml 27-21 WSPIC 29-23 93G 33-32 my 26-24 WICK 32-27 4STH 21-16 MP a-27

WM 31-28 OISIF 25-23 0106 17-14 WM 22 fr

4YÁ0 18-15 0105 27-25 OPRR an 10X0 d-29 lile 20-17 WAS 39-33 YBBO 32 -29 NAPE 23 fr leer 17 -7 41112 21 -19 441A 27-24 YMY 22 -17 0,1067 20-25 5102 34-32 KISS 38-29

MIDWEST

IRD)D 12-11 Y1T0 22-18 5105 a-40 4IXx 21-17 KJ103 m fr 1593 on 41CF on U93 34-28 KKK 25-18 KAMI d-39 4TFC 20-17 PERD an

WEBT

K150 26-26 MC 39-34 %O0 23-19 niais 26-20 I2Z11 0-34

0400

WPRR 18-12 WME 28-24 1033I8 25-22 4220 10-11 WHIP 17-13

SUM

0A6 29-27 0050 26-23

01/X% 29-27 W10D 23-21 RCA 18-13 Ma 33 fr KM 22-14 02I1 d-20 0101 10 fr 1515 20-19 WW1 17-10 WA 35-31 NPFM 25-21 *In 21-17 RNIN 21 h

KM 22-19 Wa70 25-18 WEIL 30-29 10610e 24-21

KLYV 24-16 KZIO 29-25 Mt d-28 RCA 24 fr AZT 20-16 0CZ 28-23 1500 26-21 RPR% 23-17 EGG a !XX 33 fr IIG95 25-23 RPAT 21-19 ICeR 30-28 WIRY 20-16 RW.2a

VEST

0WT 25 fr OPRR d-29 093 27-22 0T85 23-21 RFBO 26-18 00I0 25-23 RAT 18-12 894.7 d-29 X95 33 fr KPOM 29-23

STEVE MILLER BAND Wide River (Sailor /Polydor /PLG) LP: Wide River


Regional Reach

Reach P1 12%

E 50% P2 49%

S 54% P3 75% M 59% w 22% (hart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary b -15 0 7 3 10

UP 59 16-40 5 35 31 71

DEES 11 Ons 1 5 10 16



ADDS 3 Total 6 49 46 101

y ESAS[

MS 32-32

50525

9510 34-33 B97 on

F®IESI

WCI 23-22 01(B0 26 fr WEST

9 19-29

EAST

F1.292 30-21 WAAL 9-4 ASP 32-31 4E12 on fr WN! 25 fr P4892 17-11 9147107 30-28 4021 d-31 7102 17-14 90WW 27-26 930 31-27 0RX d-38 4XRZ 2924 ID1M 23-19 4YCO 26-21

SOWN

4801 29-2e O 106 34-28 19527 fr M3'Á on 0105 26-23 10815 2927

WYKS 0-32 VKSI on fr MP m 1155 19-9 16116 35-32 VABB 26-24 WHY d-30 7107 16.19 092 21-18 2102 26-21 MX 25-21 KIST 32-21

1RDYöT

WM 18-16 WICK 14-12 MP a

96ST0 30 fr C0105 19-13 YEE 0-30 15X% 25-21 WIC 24-23 2104 22 fr 093 d-31 DRT 23-14 KAYI 27-20 WM 19-15 KmD 30-26

V6T

151112 on ,roll 25-25

EAST

WPRR 26-21 954A09 m

WIVE 21-17 103CI11 29-24

WzYQ 31-25 4710 on 4110 11-8

URS on ROIZ on WSF 22-15 YZOh( 32-31 4105 28-25 KICK 30-26 WM% 30 fr KLSR 23-18 LAB on KZII on 0101 23 fr RCA on 4PFM d-30 2578 34-32 mIN 16 fr

arum KM d-28 MP 23-19 VCR. 31-24 WEN 21-17 RLYV 30-35 RZIO a WBIZ d-28 IUFR on fr WAY on ACT 29-25 WOO d-35 ACC 26 fr 0095 20-20 KM a-29 WDBB 25-23 WRKT 19-13 KURZ 30-28

WEST

Y93 on KIES 26-18 0F80 37-24 00I0 30-28 AIMf 27-25 0095 23 fr WFl d-35



seem4s.44_4( 1 .

PARALLELS. July 9,1993 RaR 77

P PM DAWN The Ways... (Gee Street /Island /PLG) LP: The Bliss Album...?


s 52% M 32%

w 35% Chart Pos

Total Reports 83

N&A

39% Parallel

Reach P1 29%

P2 41%

P3 44%

SiammarY P1 P2 P3 Tot

1

National 2-5 Smeary 6 -15 UP 0 lb-40 DEBS 1 Ons SAME 3 Adds DOWN 0 Ch Adds ADDS 79 Total

O 0 0

O 0 0

O 0 0

1 0 1

1 2 3

29 23 60 10 2 19

15 41 27 83

BWTN

SIAR94 a-29 9540 a-18 P41í96 a 597 a-17 ISSI a

MR a-29 P4RPIG a-29

Kamm

0102 a-25 ISM a 1A011 a KISP a

WISE a-29 16s a-33 PIW92 a WSRa

a MT a WM a WUZ a ISrS 5-30

90línl

WM WW1 a (106 a-36 dia an fr W00 RJM -31 6105 5E8 MM a-29 WKS WZTP

WA1A YABB WHY 0.1067 a 092 a Z102 a rasa a-36

NID164í

RGTZ a

(1105 t-36 MeE a UHT a W16 0-34 KA7I a IfRC MD

tmór

KeD a-39 245102 a 501105 a 10412 a 6m a 0RN s-20

EAST

APRA a

954AYV a 4M0 a 103CIR a 95X1e a

DOM

RAMS

KOIZ -30 1ZT( nRx ema 513PR

WPPM

51n K5f7!

SIImIST

WCIL a 10600 a KLYY a 000 a aros a 5095 a

aIIí 000T on fr W71 on 093 RRS a MR a-40 RIM a KM a

PROCLAIMERS I'm Gonna Be... (ChrysalisERG) LP: Sunshine On Leith


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 42%

E 70% P2 73%

5 74% -

P3 87%

M 48% w 48% Chart Summary

Pm P7 P2 P3 Tot

National 1

2-5 3

4

1

6

2

9

6

19

b -15 11 31 19 61

UP 107 16-40 3 34 21 58 DEBS 8 Ons 1 0 2 3



ADDS 1 Total 22 73 53 148

EAST

0100 1-1 894 16-13 PRO-FM 20-17

904Th

99K 30 fr STAR94 13-13 9504 8-6 KM 26-7 097 12-4 aPB 3-1 P4RPIG on

0102 17-7 WBe 4-3 5211 14-14 KLSP 7-6 MI6 31-24 4680 9 fr WTI

ens 14-11 KOY -Flu 9 -6 0010 4-2 MINT 2 -2 699 1 -1 0106 6-10

FL792 19 -13 1Aß. 24-17 boss 26-20 JET-FM 23-16 WNW 28h YRSS d -32 AFEE a 55092 22 -13 MAN 18-15 104107 35-27 KCIOI 14-11 WPM 29-18 901525 23-10 Y102 21!-17 91Ile 30-28 930 18-13 aras 5-5 MICK 17 -11 Ma 31-26 MR 14-9 WCR 14-9

904TH

5010 17 -14 OB'I 25 fr bof 22 -19 5106 16-10 1958 fr WOK 19 fr s 020-14 G105 6-5 WM 28-23 Me 15-11 WKS d-25 ß2I 22 h 623F 30-27 5Á2E 7 fr earl 27-15 MI 9-0 We 32 -20 WW1 24-13 IOU 25-19 1107 11-6 111067 9-5 T92 17 -15 Z102 19-13 KA M 18-12 WOW 12 fr Me16T

MD 22 -18 4100 19 -17 5XR d -18 WIZ 29-25 a1ß5 12-8 MK 23-18 X XX 29-20 WIC 22-21 0104 6 fr 13103 9 h KM 9-5 MIN 15-8 693 4-4 arcs 16-16 093 22 -17 Kerr 18-15 WKS 26-17 KM 30-31 MC 21 -16 160 16-12 MnT 21-8

IUD 10-6 WSI 23-16 DMZ 24-16 MD 7sá KM 1 -1 ß018h

ti9 O3T

WRR 10-4 951ÁY0 24-19 511e 26-22 103CIR on 95X10 26-9 WYO 22 -16 WYYs 9 -3 MIN 23-14

(ALS 50-33 K412 18-12 MP 24-20 WM 34-26 OU 19-11 7q0 11-5 11./MX 27 fr K6R 21-ib OMB 31-20 6I1 13-23 0101 15 fr WAY 7-3 1PFM 11-0 RIT 13-9 YPfe 26-15 IO/TI 18-10

ray 1-1 wal0 24-15 faCIL 2-1 10600 23-18 KM 11-5 MO 301-24 WIZ 18-12 0m.24-19 wen 3 fr WAor 3'5-24 OCZ d-33 5100 d-33 KPIQ 17-12 MC 11 h 7395 d-28 WAT 17-8 10BR 12-10 ImCT 27-18 Kee d-22

vóí KWT 14 fr WW on 793 4-2 Sits 16-6 WW 32-20

1205

1394.7 27-22 0095 13 fr WPM 8-6

R RADIOHEAD Creep (Capitol) LP: Pablo Honey


S 52% M

30%


SAME 28 DOWN 2

ADDS 7

Total Reports 82

N&A

38% Parallel Reach

P1 17%

P2 34% P3 64%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 1 1 0 2

b -15 2 3 5 10

lb-40 5 17 24 46

Ons 0 10 7 17

Adds 1 3 3 7

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 9 34 39 82

0100 15-14

SOMA

995 10 fr 9544 26-24 ME 16-16 897 28-27 diYZ 18-16

WAAL 13-8 8W0 29 fr I(.AN an 10N on 3102 18-16 930 on

WICK on VIM a

Sem

W01E1 35-32 0106 13-8 I95 21 fr 70.'0 on C105 on WÁ(0 a WK.5 d-36 WZYP on WAPE on fr WA7A d-39 WA® d-26 10847 12-10 7107 20-20 )11067 27-23 Z102 30-23 roux 21-17

POMMY

WM 20-18 52103 18 fr Ka0 27-26 693 14-16 imp on me 5ATI 3-26

11031

MG 2tl-16 /DMZ on KIIW 1-4

MST

WP66 28-25 MOE d-30 WM 24-18

ails 16-7 0310 30-27

MUrIR

SAK.S 30-30 5012 25-22 Y26 an NEJO! a 5M[II 22-19 MR 20-23 16t0ì 21-19 6II on KOe 31-29 WAY on WPM 14-12 KWX 32-30 KNIN 2e fr K1mEST

MT 34-26. 5910 0-22 12111. 16-15 A.29 23-15 4Aor d-33 OOZ a 10OO an MCC 35 fr WAT on 1OBR 18-15 WM 23-19

MOT

KM on h KM on I93 32-31 MIRS 29-23 IVBO 29-21 IOTI 37-34 MIT 34-31 1394.7 a95 20 fr WPM 23-17

s ROBIN S

Show Me... (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

Regional

Reach E 80% s 82% M 61%

W 76%


SAME 46 DOWN 12

ADDS 3


o Parallel Reach

P1 79% P2 81% P3 61%

Chart Summary Pm P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 2 1 1 4

2 -5 13 16 7 36 b -15 15 31 16 62

lb-40 10 28 12 50 Ons 0 3 1 4

Adds 0 1 0 1

Ch Adds 1 1 0 2

Total 41 81 37 159

tiv 8141'

924 5-5 ION 2 -2 WM 4-2 107197 7 -1 0100 2-2 WW 5-5 894 11 -10 PRO-FE 12-6 WOG 16-19

SORG

STARS 22-21 994 11-9 1aZ 4-4 PARS 11-10 PYR9b 2-2 1997 20-20 WNW 17-14 KAM( 3-2 PIRPIG 02-21

MAIM 696 5-9 0102 a-27 bß10 7-6 min 3-3 din 9 -9 MME 3-3 ass e-7 MIS, b-6 KEW 29-29 111180 17 fr WEST

53104 2 h KAIS 7 -7 519106 4-2 571-el 28-22 asaz 14-12 00GI 4-4 KM 8 -7 099 25-23 090 0-7 1601 23 fr 101977 10-8 55151 fr KURE 25-23

BAI[

P8.792 5-3 WEB 18-13 ME 11-9 NYSR 9-6 JET-PN 16-9 1E6 25 fr MC 20 fr 71C-F14 9-7 MS 1-2

P5R92 26-25 IRAN 24-23 F12N107 2-2 50101 11-9 WM 9-4 WSRI 12-8 YSPK 1-1 9(45X0 a-14 930 12-8 1PT 7-7 dia 9-5 wKRz 30-25

SOUTH

WM/ 30-20 1045IBfr KW 7-5 I9529 fr

1A906 7 fr WCW 30-21 BRM b-tl 0105 35-31 W86 7-8 WM 12-8 WM 26-21 WKS 24-17 52K11 15-15 a6I 11 fr F®0 85 WV d-29 16PE 29 fr WET 9-8 Y01X 31-16 5A1A 4-2 4ABB 28-23 MY 19-15 SBFM a fr WIT 3-2 (11U67 3-4 51104 on fr 2102 on MY 21 fr MI11164f

WIR 10-0 man 19 -16 5X105 23-18 ME 22 -17 WIC 16-15 0104 21 fr 5210323 fr Rao 25-22 IMP 23-16 693 16-13 WM 6-5 1183 14-7 vnaa KATI 21 -17 16104 27-27 Mor 17 -11

1N8í

A64 6-7 KM 6-10 MG 26-15 KM 2-2

095 7 -5 805I94 12 fr MOW on AIIC 7 -7 001105 5-8 0105 4-4 550I 7-8 nNNZ 32 -27 anal 9 -4 6205 22 -19 WE 7 -7 530 17 fr

LAM

954An 13-10 B[s497 1 fr ME 17-12 103CI8 28-18 95XID! 23-8 5LY0 20-13 10'6 29-23

MUID

SAIS 27-24 1141Z 16-11 0122 23.19 Yoe 24-20 4ßo 18 -15 KNa 13.10 KM 10-9 men 32 -30 5III 8-6 500 19-17 w t a-4 Was 6-4 NPFM 10-9 01T( 3-2 4FNf 6 -13 OTO 25-18

KIDWRZAT

WM 17 -11 10600 29-27 K179 6-4 Kea. 20-16 WTI 23-19 MNGZ 42 Hm0 33-26 ß0C an fr

EMT b fr KPW 3-2 793 13-6 KFM4 33-15 197 4-3 WPM 3-8

JON SECADA I'm Free (SBK /ERG) LP:Jon Secada


Parallel Regional ® Reach

Reach P1 40%

E 76% P2 74%

S 75% P3 89%

M 73% w 52% Chart Smeary

Pas P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Smeary b -15 5 17 11 33 UP 99 16-40 13 45 37 95 DEBS 7 Ons 2 7 1 10

SAME 31 Adds 0 2 3 5 DOWN 1 Ch Adds 1 3 2 6

ADDS 11 Total 21 74 54 149

PAST

Y7B a-33 1199 17-14 PRO-F11 d-27

M121H

276394 8-8 9500 19-16 MKS 7-1b 191596 32-32 P97 17-13 Ia192 25-21 RhM 22-15 PWRPIG an

Kumasi

4102 16-13 diCI 20-25 4ZP1 19-18 use 27-24 KEW 23-19

NFR

55104 16 fr 1115 25-24 O 99 21 -19 0106 17 -17 12217977 ae

aaSt

PL192 29-18 W6® 28-26 16E 25-19 WSN 21-18 JET-PN a-23 MNZ 30 fr MST 24 fr 7IC-F5 30-28 W R35 32-29 MEE 21-12 P5892 27-24 W M 19-17 F115107 24-19 MN 30-21 5016 21-14 WM 19-12 98PT( 26-18 934 d-33 4PST 22-19 WM 30-21 aOlz 28-22 1Sí14 18-14 11701 16-14

YERO 25-22 VFW 31-21 195 on fr and 31 fr 131024) 17-11 1@M on 0105 23-20 IWNR on YX1® 20-16 ate 11-9 W76 on diBI 27 fr MO an MP 27-24 WPB 25 fr IgOI 18-8 M72Z a 1A1a d-33 WA® d-25 WTI 13-11 1L1067 28-26 K92 18-16 MASK 25-17 WOW 15 fr NORM

W00 13-9 WU NM 17-14 96070 25 fr 1X105 24-23 ME on KU 26.22 0104 24 fr IL1103 13 fr MI 18-13 093 33-25 MM 13-10 vals 19-14 KAn 33-23 WIPC 24-18 MMRD 19-1b di0T a-24

INKSST

690 35-25 ß2f 21 -17 RQW d-25 0NC a-27 1401105 on IASI 28-26 sien d -32 5273f 20-14 15211 22 -21 KRO 20 fr

RA51

56M 16-11 994A05 14-13 4M8 25-21 103CIP 26-23

95107( 28-27 1000 29-20 MS 33-27 95131. 20 fr W810 10-0

SahO

KA05 28-20 KOIZ 27-24 4KSF a sisas 31-29 w170f 27-20 Kn., 28d5 anus 31 fr KSFW a-33 KZII a-30 4101 19 h 07a 34-32 wOPR 24-17 WM, 2}16 4PIM 21-18 KIT( 15-12 WFMI 25-21 0511 tl-0

MIDWEST

KnT 28-25 WCIL 33-31 WRY 18-15 10600 33-30 ea 16-9 0210 24-17 1002 30-27 MIL a WAR 14 fr YAZY a 002 27-22 WOO 32 -25 W 1ß 15-11 OAG 27-24 IWOC 22 fr 0095 a -30 PatR 34-31 WRY 22 -14 MKT 29-25

weer

ROOT 29 fr 193 25-15 RNS 25-19 JAM 31 -19 5410 26-18 KIM 26-24 894.7 on 0295 34 fr MP 33-30

SHAI Baby I'm...(Gasoline Alley /MCA) LP -. If I Ever Fall In Love


Regional Reach Reach P1 62%

E 61% P2 73% s 71% P3 72% M 66% w 83% Quart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 1 0 1

National 2-5 3 4 1 8 Summary b -15 10 20 14 44 UP 97 16-40 15 41 24 80 DEBS 12 sins 3 3 3 9 SAME 32 Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWN 1 Ch Adds 1 4 2 7

ADDS 7 Total 32 73 44 149

BüT

ISTMI 23-22 macs 17-16 994 10-8 PRO-Flt 27-23 1116 21l-12

sans

STAR94 on MICI 25-19 !BA 8 fr 25890 d-29 B97 an MY2 on RPM 13-11 P0PIG 4-4

moan

B96 9-8 19.00 12 -10 WW1 d-22 MOW 10-8 Y7Á. -28 RISE 28-25 KIM d -25 700 31 fr 861

IS104 20 fr 1íW106 11-17 MR 5-5 KM 21-20 FM102 20-19 ImíC bsi 099 14-13 OH. d-26 101977 14-9 5P0S 17 fr KURE 6-6

1,792 18-12 MBE 22 -16 0458 19-17 005-212 aó5 VEX 16 fr dia 29 fr TIC-FM 21 -16 WSS 29-24 MAN 13-12 F1111107 15-10 AC101 a -28 WON 18-13 IOU 25-19 WSW 17 -11

921PXY 19-15 930 24-23 YPST 27-22 MX 33-26

SOME

1113e) d-23 4F1P 26-25 woe( 27 fr vCCq 35-32 RZP5 21-16 6105 31-29 W6R an W701 29-27 Me 25-23 WKS d-40 VLSI an fr MO 28-27 wire 23-20 WM 24-22 1AlA 21-25 a0n 24-20 MBMf 29 fr mar 20-17 711067 29-27 SRN 10 fr K92 a-23 Z102 37-35 R5I 15-9

1m10üT

WPZB d-23 0472 5-5 96070 20 n (2105 20-19 Ml38 24-22 WU 14-12 2104 27 1r 52103 24 fr Ma0 d-28 693 21-18 1193 26-23 MT 26-21 KATI 24-18 IMO 18-13 11107 a-22

voí

06S 18-5 ECU 15-15 K M 12-11 KM 14-11 B95 on 5858102 8-5 fOTI54 11 fr R00 3-1 O10 14-9 1101105 3-2 5105 16-14 SPSI 14-13 5diZ 35-31 MN 13-9

67m 26-10 (YIN 13-10 K80 21 h

EAST

991819 37-39 BOSS91 on fr NM 30-26 103CI0 23-21 vZT6 33-31

S0RH

KA6 17 -13 1012 24-21 046 26-21 1De 22 -18 PM 10-9 óJ51 38 h KISH 20-19 Kee a -32 627 13-9 S ae 25-23 WM 13-10 WAY 39 -33 WPM 15-13 8111 12 -10 5127 24-19

MIDWEST

SOIL d -26 10600 d -33 /WY 25-19 6Iß 26-21 balo an K5í1. 27-21 1OOR on fr HAZY d -34 dez 17 -13 1610 23-19 KIM 12-6 K00C 24 fr ßg5 18-16 Saz a-27

1®T

KM 9 fr W(a 16-13 793 15-14 MS 28-24 area 20-10 50IX 16-14 894.7 d-27 197 8sj OR95 19 fr PAPE 19-15

SILK

Girl U For Me (Elektra) LP: Lose Control


Regional Reach

Reach P7 52%

E 33% P2 37%

S 38% P3 43%

M 30% Chart Spry w 72%

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 1 O 1

Summary b-15 17 7 3 27

UP 47 16-40 4 22 13 39

SERS 5 Ore 5 5 8 18


DOWN 4 Q1 Adda 0 1 0 1

ADDS 5 Total 27 37 26 90

EAST

920 14-14 WM 14-14 50197 20-12 MC 13 -12

W1XZ 6-6 PW596 a

KIM 9-7 P4RPIG an

MIDITESf

B96 17 -16 WHO 17 -15 WATT 16-15 WHIT 16-15 MON 16-15 0ISP 21 -19 B0í102 on

wan

P5R106 15-8 SKPR on KOT-F31 on KOGI 9-1b FM102 9-9 UHT 25-22 499 on Z90 69 mot. 6 fr 1301977 15-11 aA.Z 14 h DAe 17-13

Pcr

F7.792 27-23 105E 9-0 W58 28-25 TIC-PM 25-23 5C55 24-20 PN592 on 1921107 16-14 1001 28-25 1RCM d-39

arm WAX d-30 1PlP d-33 I104 a KM 19-22 MR 14-14 WK® on Y®0 25-21 WlA 34-29 KM on fr

Nmvesr

4071 15-12 1X105 39-32 161103 29 fr 093 a-33 6TI an

YASt

MS 16-19 10e 29-27 K7J0 3b-30 KM 19-16 201102 30-25 107194 6 fr we on A13C 21-17 F01'105 12-9

0105 19-17 (PSI 21-20 151112 d -33 NOON 17 -1s RAIN 9-5

EAST

806597 12 fr MC/ 35-33

MWIH

KAPS 32-29 MOTZ on O u 40-37 K10ß d -39 Me 27-2b 6II m bao m WAY 26-25 MN 19-17 MT 21 -17 KENT on 027X

MAMA

10600 an an a ODZ 20-15 Wüo on WAT 24-23

IQí

IOY]I on fr W71 27-26 793 19-Ib MAI on 797 13-8 a95 30 fr WPM 301-32

MICHAEL W. SMITH Picture Perfect (Reunion /RCA) LP: Change Your World



S 40% M 55% w 20%


SAME 27 DON 1

ADDS 3

N&A

Parallel Reach

P1 10%

P2 28% P3 74%


1 0 0 0 0

2-55 0 0 0 0

b -15 0 4 2 6

16-40 2 13 34 49

Ons 1 11 8 20 Adds 0 0 1 1

Ch Adds 2 0 0 2

Total 5 28 45 78

eAST

arm 2iRPIG co

MAIM

0102 27-24 INCI a-26 YTP1. a-30 51346 27-27

NEST

SAST

PLT92 2u-17 ItYSR on W6E 20-18 5.11192 on 50N an WYCB 24-22

MWIH

WM an 5106 on Neo 29-22 0903 on Mee on YZYP on IOR 22 -10 YA1A an

MANY 23-28 092 15-13 07110 on KM 34-22

KOD16T

MAD 1b-15 WIZ 26-22 96.SN 28 fr 06105 32-31 WIC 15-14 WN'f d-30 K ATI 32-28 MC 23-20 M5R0 an

RIM

IeZU 21-1b

EAI1

amt d-35 95YATY an 103(1R 30-29 fLYp d-40 95011 17 h IMO 21-19

=DI MARS d -35 0000 an ó010K 40-39 1ße 24-22 a-su 40h KISS 30-27

5ZII on 5101 on fr DO9 on vBPR 25-24 MIT 16-14 KM on WIN 25 fr N177.458T

MT 31-29 WM 20-17 4CIL a

alit 20-19 1061m0 27-25 EZIO 34-30 well 21-1b IfRXL al 1202 25-20 4JLW 34-31 KPIe 21-18 KOGG 23-20 KOC 19 fr 1395 16-14 WAT 19-15 01%6 31-29 atoo d-29 K06 26-24

167

Y93 on K1'NS 30-26 WeO d-33 SOIS 24-22 nao 32-28 1394.7 0-28 0095 28 fr WPM 28-20

SOUL ASYLUM Runaway Train (Columbia) LP: Grave Dancers Union

Total Reporte 144 68%

Parallel Reach

Reach 4 P1 33% E 74% P2 71% s 75% P3 92% t1 84% w 30% Klart Summary

Pm PI P2 P3 Tot

National 2-5 0 0 5

2 -5 4 6 5 15

UPa11,5 6 -15 5 32 32 69

UEaS 76-40 6 30 19 55

SAME 25 sins

1 3 O 4

Adds 0 0 O 0

ADDS 1

Ch Adds 1 0 0 1

Total 17 71 56 144

tip EAST

OAS 20-20 2100 14-13 PIO-RI 23-20

990 2 fr SLAR94 19-10 9500 14-10

sew ddb 5106 6-5 195 11 fr WC( 15 fr MAO 16-13 6105 12 -10 ave 23-18 WKS 36-22 8Á4I 26 fr WZ P 20-17 YAPE 18 fr MIT 28-16 WA1A 10-7 YAM 10-9 MINT 14-13

103CIR 18-15 9502.0 20-19 Nzoo 7-4 MS 28 -22 MIL l4 fr Miro 15-11

SOIN

KARS 24-23 MQIZ 19-14 aW 13-a WM 31-28 MOU 20-14 flex 14-12


ABBE s-27 097 5-5 IONZ 9-5

101311P-ST

6102 11 -5 Nat on Mt 20-19 KIST 18-16 EÚB 7 -6 5100 30 fr

Soul Asylum Continued

KOY-PM 21-16 099 15 -9

EAST

F1092 25-19 4AEB d-28 4A0. 3-2 NYSR 13-9 JET-FAI 24-17 wen 21 fr dita 23 fr Pdi92 13-9 MAN 15-13 F119107 25-20 9C101 21-19 10N 22-12 IWií 29-23 WM d-18 7102 10-6 921177 25-23 934 30-26 WS? 12-9 atm 15-12 NSRZ 19-13 atm 15-12 WCR 11-5

WM 12-9 0450 on fr

Y107 3-3 I11067 15-9 1R97 an fr 592 23-20 2102 17-12 5111I 12-5 01.1% 21-10 I059 an fr

NIESNEST

1AmU 24-20 WROS 8-7 wPXR 22-17 4070 20-17 96SI0 17 fr 01105 6-3 MEE 16-13 57XX 18-15 WIC 13-12 Z10a 18 fr 52103 22 fr OIK4 20-18 5593 10-8 093 19-16 Me 20-16 WES 21-15 ion 28-21 SIFC 17-12 l51D 23-15 5101 25-19

16I K7JC 18-13 0672 13-7 MD 13-11 122.2 19-13

847

WPRR 6 -2 991673 28.21 IME 16-10

WADI 11 fr 011.11 14-12 P3191526-24 16'1 18-14 OT,1 8 fr KM 28-27 IUPa '9-16 YTAY 29-17 WPM 12-11 KM 23-19 WI 17-11 OI6 '2 fr

MI 11-5 NBNG 16-8 NCOL 24-13 M.44 14-12 10611314 15-9 (LTA 20-17 KZIO I3-8 WIZ 29-26 100 19-7 MDT 7 fr 14622 17-11 KM' : 15-10 1KOe 15-10 07e 14-10 MN 5-2 D M 9 fr 7994 29-27 MT 22-16 114BR e-0 50CY 1/-9 0152 24-19

193 24-21 11176 8-4 M9 25-17 MAX 7-6 NSM 21-14 1394.7 28-23 0195 17 fr

1M 16-13

STEREO MC'S Step lt Up (Gee Street /Island /PLG) LP: Connected

Total Reports 93


S 48% M 45%

w 43%

National S&canary

UP 26 DEBS 20 SAME 30 DOWN 1

ADDS 16

N&A

44% Parallel

Reach P1 38% P2 40%

P3 54%

Chart Shy Pm P1 P2 P Tot

1 0 0 0 2 -5 0 0 0

b-15 1 0 1

10-40 14 23 1 53 Ons 2 13 23

Adds 3 4 15

Ch Adds 0 G 1 1

Total 20 40 33 93

E14í

4Jdi 22 -21 PRO -FM a

SO0n1

99K 27 fr 00S d-30 101BE 12-13 B97 0-21 MTPM 23-16 PWWIG 25-16

!ß17.12-R

*NZ 16-16 42147 on WM 22-21 WM 30-26 iOPL 30-21 K6P a KWB a 49C20 33 fr d61'

55104 29 h Elie 34-32 099 29-26 KPLZ on h

BAST

0.792 on 455 a

4525 on 2592 d -38 FVN107 31 -29 21011 39 -26 ß5T d -30 Y5ß d-4ß

1g1Z d-36 1611 a WCR 23-20

sons

MI 21 fr 0106 0-37 195 on fr 11m4 37-29 IOFKt on 5M0 balz an 1AlA d-34 4A1FB on 8BPM on fr 11.1007 d-30 0102 35-33 MY on fr

NIra64r

1X105 27-26 2104 28 fr seno an 693 22-20 WYd-21 U93 on 90n' a KATI d-34 KM 32-29

Y6í

MX on we 37-29 KBM, 24-21 OMlo on PAD 29-20 KZZU 32-29 00 on fr

BAST

103CIR a 1,1270 34-29 ansa VITO d-28

MOInB

ASKS a Ela a 1011X an 5LSR a PAPS on 6II a KC/11 24-22 d 0PR a KIT( d-24 4F1t1 on M1fX d-27 42IIN on fr sIIM4I

XYYY 0-39 Me M455 on fr 0ÁZ 36-30 0IDC 25-19 K M on fr WAT a-30 AKU d-33

1B9í

MOR 40 fr WIR 29-27 793 d-34 WBO d-35 MIX 32-29 arm d-35 094.7 an 0695 an fr WFl1 d-40

STING Fields Of Gold (A &M) LP: Ten Summoner's Tales


Parallel Regional Reach Reach i P1 29%

E 70% P2 70% s 72% P3 90% M 80%

w 28% Quart Spry Pm P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 I 0 0 1

National 2-5 11 8 8 16

Summary b -15 9 33 34 76

UP 89 10-40 :ï 24 12 39 DEBS 3 Ora 'I 3 1 5


DOWN 4 Ch Adds a 1 0 1

ADDS 3 Total 15 70 55 140

tw BASS

5)X6 s 0100 13-12 P80-101 24-16

SOUTH

99X 7 fr STAR94 1-1 9500 15-11 B97 24-24 ano 13-11

NIIF64í

0102 18-15 BEBT 9-31 4NCI 16-15

KISP on KM 17 -14 .580 11 fr 52-41

499 12 -11

Hann

21.192 13-10

Parallela Continued on Pape 78

6105 17-14 W1B 13-13 Me 8-7 WKM 26-23 W6I 19 fr YZ7P 16-13 UPS 19 fr 4413T 14-5 Wald 22-21 5A® 19-17 1W11 7-7 Y61 19-19 7.1067 19-11 592 d-21 2102 11-8 Me 5-3 RSI 8-3 WOW 18 fr IDD1647

WM 5-5 MR 20-16 WM an 965107h C0105 22-22 MEE 19-12 5IKX 5-0 WIC 21-20 Z104 12 re 04103 34 fr Kß0 d-2e eon a -29 693 me WICP on 093 16-14

95131 22 -22 doro 4-2 WITS 19-17 951(11 an fr WRO 4-3

MORN

MS b-6 01712 22 -19 WSF 18-13 baso 10-12 AIM 15-12 Oto 7-6 WAX 7 fr ITIS6 11 -10 96161 22-21 3óI1 16-12 0101 5 fr mare 13-11 66m 11 -11 WAY 2622 WPM ddb TUT( 11 -11 130I 23-23 011124 11 fr WARM

KITT 9-8 Veld 17-14 lat'IL 18-18 M.6Y 12 -9 106014 18-12 5133 18-13 6I0 17 -14



78 s RaR July 9,1993 PARALLELS Sting Continued

DM 17 -11 INKS 17 -1b RATI 13.11 83FC 12 -7 URO 12 -10 4107 19 -14

WEST

KDC 34-27 FEZ 16-11

IGAD 4-2 I¢N lu-9 KW te fr

WV Continued

1R@ 9-4 MAX 32-29 N9IC 20-17 2104 26 fr RJ103 11 fr KIX0 16-13 DEY 22-10 K293 3-3 FrTCF 13-1 U93 3-1 MVKS 4-1 KAMI 11-6 BORD 1-1 M101 2-1

WEST

R655 5-18 K66X 3-3 KIM 7-5 KING 1-1 895 1-2 PW102 1-1 900194 1 fr 6010 14-14 RLUC 2-2 H00105 1-1

WAAL b-6 WVSR 18-16 JE1-FM 22-19 Wpi2 7 fr DIE 13 fr WEE a

PWR92 Bó WI.AN 17-16 FUN107 19-34 KC101 27-26 1D05 17-16 WSPK 16-14 7102 4-2 930 16-11 WPST 17-17 WRQ 18-16 ERZ 17-11 MS11 11-10 INCN 12-8

SOUTH

1E90 11-8 DIE 14-13 6106 5-4 I95 10 fr EOR 10 fr 4YD 26-23

WBIZ 13-9 K02, 21-17 46ffB 11 Cl WAZY 15-12 K19Z 13-12 WOO 10-7 KFR% 6-3 K(%iG 14-13 MEC 10 h KG95 9-9

KPAT 12-11 WDBR 5-2 WRKY 14-11 6062 3-3

WEST

093 22-23 KIRS 3-2 10130 19-11 KOIX 18-21 111fT 8-3 B94.7 16-13 0695 11 fr

Á0i2 2 -1 KOUI 1 -1 111102 3-3 6231 1 -1 099 2 -2 0106 14-12 290 1-2 REI. 5-12 K9Ú1. 1 fr 901977 2 -1 KPLZ 18 fr RUBE 10-17

MIL 1-1 EER 8 fr EU 9-5 DEZ 3-1 9ID0 7-4 AFRX 5-1 RGC 21 fr 25AT 18-14 K0(z 4-4

WEST

KOOT 2 fr KPRR 2-1 793 1-1 KIRS 4-1 KEW 17-4 K0I% 13-4 KM 2-1 044.7 20-15 Y97 2-1 0495 1 fr KEN 2-1

EAST

FLY92 3-1 WAEB 16-16 WISE 4-2 WAR 2-1 JET-FM 3-2 Mene 21 fr TIC-FM 7-5 4LSS 2-1 EER 9-5 PW92 10-5

WLAN d-30 FUN107 1-1

Fast

WBR 9-7 951879 26-25 IDE 10-7 103CIR 17-14

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS Plush (Atlantic /Ag) LP Core


Parallel

Regional Beach

Reach P1 29$

E 59% P2 55%

63% P3 79% M b4% -.I 30% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 3 0 3


Sttanary b -15 5 8 10 23

UP 72 1b-40 9 31 31 71

DEBO 11 Ons 0 5 2 7

FAME 26 Adds 0 3 2 5


ADDS 8 Total 15 55 48 118

141 EA,

AIS 20-27 2100 lb-15 B94 18-ib P11U-F1I 30-26

Sann

990 13 fr 9503 25-21 897 18-14

IINV2 16-13

0102 25-22 BENZ 1-4 WZPL 27-26 11&F 23-21 NRO 19 fr WEST

601-Fe 29-27 30-15

F'_Y92 on wAAL 1-1 WV5R a

W'ER2 on fr 411W 111 fr PN1192 21-16 WAN 30-29 rv4107 d-31

WGC1 a-30 0102 8-5 ',PK7 d-30 '13] 34-31 APST 23-20 WRCK 35-31 WR2 26-20 INCR 15-12

SOURI

MO a-35 W11E a

6106 9-6 195 15 fr ECK 23 fr WOR 33-28 G105 21-19 M(68 30-2b MS 31-21 WRSI 28 fr WZYP 28-26 IAIt 37-31 W81* 30-15 9ABB 12-11 UNIE on Y107 1-1 %L1067 23-17 Z102 18-14 !TUT a-34 KISX 24-18

MINES(

WRgC 1-1 WGT2 24-20 EU 26-24 210425 h 6J103 30 fr K040 a 6293 19-11 VITE 9-9 393 d-32 KRn d-29 YYKS 31-2b KAYI 34-27 AM 29-26 MD 15-11

EST

UNS 20-17 RIEZ 28-24 K870 3-3 62731 on 6W an Cr

FASI

ICOR 12 -5 MME 19 -14 103CIR d-27

95%X% d -29 WZYo 11 -10 MS 22 -16 WMTO 31 -26

SOUOi

KARS 19-15 WIZ 0-28 MCSF 2tl-25 9A% d-36 mon a-33 KMOC 20-17 DIE 18 fr 60511 16-13 IL9E 15-9 62Ií an 2101 28 fr 6014 29-26 W8V 29-21 WFM 17-14 61X7 a-26 KW % 28-24 KNIN 4 fr MIOAEST

KYYY 5-4 Mea on WCIL 9-7 1064233 30-22 6L1V 15-12 6110 28-23 WBIZ a RCn. d-27 EER 26fr 41021 34-25 DEZ 24-15 WOO 28-22 ERX 27-24 wax a

ROC 27 fr DAT 29-21 WDBR 24-21

WEST

793 30-29 RT65 9-5 KFW 24-13 60I0 31-25 'mat 29-17 894.7 19-1t 0695 31 fY

SWY Weak (RCA) LP It's About Time



s 08% M 79% W 98%

National Spry UP 95

DEOS 1

SAME 74 DtWN 15

ADDS 0

o Parallel Reach P1 90% P2 87% P3 84%


1 17 32 25 74 2 -5 14 28 10 52

b -15 11 14 11 36

16-40 5 11 5 21

Ons 0 2 0 2

Adds 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 47 87 51 185

.2115 7-4 WIOLS 2 -1 30197 5-4 3100 10-10 4100 2-2 094 1 -1 PR0-FN 3-2 WIE( 2 -1 WPGC 3-4

SOUTH

ST*B94 20-23 9500 9-7 46u 1-12 DES b-19 6BX% 19 fr PWR96 3-1 997 3-2 V B'L 6-4 6181 1-1 PWRPIG 1-1

ti

MIMES

896 3-3 6102 7 -3 9JIe 1 -1 Non 1 -1 WITT 3-6 WHIN 1 -1 HLM. 1 -1 KISF 2 -1 X07102 1-4 KWB 10-9 WRO 1 h

RS104 3 h' RII$ 5-6 PWR106 1-7 KM 1-15 600-Pe 17-10

ßC101 10-5 110311 2-1 WRHI 9-4 16P6 3-2 9tEXY 3-3 930 7-6

MPST 3-1 ODE 1-1 MR2 25-19 WCR 21-18

300111

MBBO 2-1 61E1 3 fr WF18 5-3 195 30 fr WEIL 2 h 140'A 13-4

IOF11 1-1 0105 2-1 RPR 2-1 100® 5-2 WIe 4-3 MAS 13-3 ORE i-2 116I 13 17 WHO 4-3 MZYP 13-4 WAPE 6 fr MM2 1-1 BOJO 11-12 1418 1-8 WA® an MET 2-1 MI 7 fr Y107 on MIT 1-1 XL11167 4-3 MRW 8 fr K92 10-9 2102 25-20 DM 7 fr nIDtE3T

mal 2-1 MOTZ 3-1 90570 1 fr CI105 2-1

0105 1-1 KPSI 1-i KWNZ 1-1 ßn311 1-1 1621.1 14-5 MN 1-1 KR0 3 fr

41;1 EAST

95NAYV 3-1 830997 3 fr ME 11-6 1032I0 12-3 95XX% MS 21-15 WeTO 18-16

1®1EST

KYf1 16-10 wee 22-12 WCIL 4-2 1Uh8R 11-5 MT 1-1 6210 36-27

Continued On Next Colom

TAG TEAM Whoomp! (There It Is) (Life /Bettmark)

Regional

Reach E 37% S 25% M 20% W 61%


DEBO 6

SAME 17

DOWN 1

ADDS 8


m Parallel

Reach

P1 60% P2 35% P3 10%


1 3 0 0 3

2 -5 7 2 0 9

6 -15 9 11 0 20

16-40 7 18 3 28

Ons 2 1 1 4

Adds 0 2 1 3

Ch Adds 3 1 1 5

Total 31 35 6 72

tio PAM

920 9-9 WJ1N a-23 H0197 12-9 2100 17-16 994 27-25 WNCI a-1b WPGC 1-1

SOUTH

W06Z 10-9 25096 on 47Th 29-23 PWIEIU 20-15

IIABST

B96 7-2 WJID 16-11 DDT 17-13 MM 2-1 WLPL 28-24 KISF 5-4 N00102 on

DST

K5104 17 h fA111106 9-6 Mi 13-11 30Y-F11 a-30 KRZ 27-25 KGGI 6-5 131102 16-16 Z90 3-1 PIEL 4-3

KSUL4fr HOf977 3-2 RL2 10 fr KURE 1-2

FAT

PLY92 an W6E tb-8 77:0.171 22-18 WKSS 30-22 1119107 5-35 KC101 25-15 10GN 35-33 16PK d-35 ECK a

SMITH

REI 2u fr IIF1ff 29-24 MD 16-12 0105 30-28 2500 17 -15 481141 21 -13 Nay lb-6 613FM 10 fr DDT 25 -18 8690 24 fr

WTZ d-27 WfC2 12-8 WV6 32-31

WED

KKSS 11-4 MC( 19-19 634G d-23 B95 11-6 PR102 2-2 1405I94 18 fr 6043 d-22 N0T105 a 0105 10-3 RPSI 20-18 DM d-35 RAN 21-13 RAN 21-tr

BOSS97 26 fr

SEM

KI%Y d-30 WITT on

KU/WEST

R.YV a

WEST

097 24 -22 E111 a-37

TEARS FOR FEARS

Break It Down Again (Mercury) LP: Elemental


Parallel Reach

P1 15%

P2 43$ P3 6b%

Regional Reach E 33% S 51$

M 57% W 24%


DEBS 24

SAME 29 DOWN 1

ADDS 22

N&A

Chart Summary Pas P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 1 0 0 1

2-5 1 0 0 1

b -15 1 1 0 2

lb-40 4 21 15 40

Ons 0 11 14 25

Adds 1 9 11 21

Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 8 43 40 91

tip EAST

99( 5 fr STA994 a 9500 35-25 USE 5-7 wWZ 30-2b

1dDHEST

WENZ 2-1 W3351 32 fr WEST

099 d-2ö

EAST

WAAL an BOOR a

PME92 a 4.AIla 1001 a 7102 d-32 930 on WPST on M6a on 67W 30.26

SOUTH

8®p a-31 1106 30-22 400 d-34 0105 on lA1E 27-24 WY6 a

WAPE 27 fr W 8 a M814 d-36 MABB a 9121Y on Y107 25-20 2102 d-39 RDA LUSO 39-2fi

MIDMFSf

END a-24 41110K on 182 d-30 C005 34-30 M0%% 33-27 6J103 on fr 6010 d-30 4CV an K293 m U93 a RR1n 33-27 W6 d-35 68YI 0-32 W1FC 0-35

EST

R7JC d-39 R4612 on

RAD 10-9 I6ZU d-33

EAST

ODE a

103CIR on INN a

OPIS on NTTO d-21

Samt

KRKS d-39 6012 a

NZICX on KNLR d-40 WEE on fr RISI a 62II on Rab 33-31

M8PR d-31 NYAV a WF11 on K IM d-35 RIN on fr

MIDWEST

KM a

WERD a DEN d-18 6LYV a

WBIZ on 1HR38fr RCZ on 92A0 on 6PRX a G AG à-26 6110C on Ir KG95 on VAT 30-25 9118R 35-32 WNCf d-23 60KZ d-30

WEST

T93 a KYD d-37 RFBO a R0>I14 d-35 K1M on 0695 on fr

TLC

Get It Up (LaFace /Epic Sound Trax) LP: "Poetic Justice" ST


Parallel Regional Reach Reach

I N&A1 P1 52%

E 30% P2 25%

S 23% P3 16%

M 18$

W 50% Chart Summary Pes P1 P2 P3 Tot

7 0 0 0 0

National 2 -5 0 0 0 0

X7.3, b -15 4 0 0 4

UP 23 lb -40 17 18 3 38

DEBO 8 Ons 5 0 4 9



ADDS 11 Total 27 25 10 62

BASI

WALS 26-24 110197 10-14 Waco 23-23 14(K% 19-20 IFGC 26-26

sourit

: CICZ 24-21 OU 22 fr PWR96 on 997 on

KTFM 26-20 PwRPIG 23-17

PUONS?

996 22-20 10110 23-21 man 0-19 WMYT 25-23 W8801 20-16 K ISF 31-23 1620102 on

EST

6104 26 fr MER 16-14 KGOI on KZMT a

290 13-13 DEL 28-23 1111977 16-12 KPLZ 29 fr 1CUBE on

170 EAST

DAR a WSS d-27 Fi70107 d-33 DCA a VER d-39 98PTY d-29

SPOT a

67 23-19 DRR 29-25 DM 29-29 15381 a W'422 d-30 KBFM 26 fr

MIDWEST

W4TZ a W1GV 28-25

W1ST

KKSS a K604 25-23 621C d-36 ME 32-30 '511102 26-24 KLUG a-26 807105 33-28 0105 25-20 6PSI 27-25 WIN 20-16

easc

BOS597 27 fr WYYs on

SOLDE

6AKR a

6001 29-23 WRIT on

MIDWEST

SLIM a -33

WEST

KGOT on fr KP00 a 193 d-33 MM on

TONY TONI TONE

If I Had No Loot (Wing /Mercury) LP. Sons 01 Soul


Regional Reach E 76% S 78% M 61% W 85%

National Silmlary UP 111

DEBO 6

SAME 36

Doei 3

ADDS 3

o Parallel

Reach P1 71% P2 79% P3 70%

Chart Su®lary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

2-5 3 2 1 6

b -15 17 29 16 62 16 -40 15 41 25 d1

Ons 1 6 0 7

Adds 1 0 1 2

Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 37 79 43 159

FAST

920 16-16 9211,1 10-8 WX6 15-13 1697 9-10 W103 17-17 B94 20-18 PRO-FM 22-18

WW1C4 6-7

ScIRe

9500 24-20 W1EZ 9-3 DES a KM 15 fr 997 14-12 WNV2 10-9 MN 11-b FWRPIG 9-9

11pI65T

WJ1D 24-20 NIYT 19-lb W1041 5-5 9ZPL 17-3 KISF 25-17 301102 13-9 60213 on 9lfp 27 fr WEST

K5104 11 fr KIIS 24-21 P0106 10-22 KRR 27-26 KRZ 17-11 K GGI 19-19 w102 te-11 K2H1' 31-27 099 17-10 047. 18-11

901977 24-20 4E1.2 13 h 6013E 4-4

EAST

FLY92 15-9 WARD 25-25 ESE 1e-10 W5N 17-13 W0Z on fr DE on h TIC-FM 23-21 wKS& 2e-13 1ì5R92 35-32 DAN on PiM107 17-9 KC1U1 23-20

WAN 21 -14 MD 22 -15 NSPR 20-16 93PXY 14-8 930 26-21 WPST 21 -15 MRCK 26-20 1102 39 -33

mirai

11B90 32-24 OffI 17 fr 9FNF 20-17 I95 25 fr NEC 20 fr DM 19-12 KM( 10-7 0105 d-34 6PRR 23-17 10303 18-11 9YR 35-29 WED 26-22 WRI 25 h 119130 19-19 WIT on 1Aí2 18-16 8*1A 23-14 WA5B 27-21 MM 10-9 K9M1 17 fr MET 10-8 )11067 a-21 15100 13 fr K92 14-12 2102 22-19 WOVV 2u fr MIpIPSf

WEIR 21-14 Wlrz 12-5 96510 20 Cr 0005 21-20 WEE 29.21 11I05 17-14 YVIC on 63103 32 fr 60D 21-19 NCV 21-20 093 d-22 WTCF 18-0 093 23-20 WR 28-19 KAYI 25-19 PERD 10-7

ROSO 3-2 KO U 5-4 2110 24-19 am 15-9 595 13-13 185102 11 -6 1411194 17 h 600 0-17 KLUG 9-8 107105 18-15

0105 8-b KPSI 15-12 6E2 29-23 K1101 23-21 62211 3U-27 MIR 0-6 K90 .n fr

EAST

95VAYV 16,0 85597 18 fr »NE 22 -15 103CIR 20-12

95XOX 27-26 Taro 10-7 OSOS 34 -28

sOlf RAKS 8-5 K0I2 20-15 MRSF d-30 WAIX 33-25 W6M6 a DICK 17-15 DM 24 fr KISR 15-3 KSM6 23-15 62II 15-10 6CH% 30-28

1iBYR 1u-6 61144 34-30 WFM 20-16 RIOY 14-b

WFMI 11-e KWA 20-14

WEM d-21 1061FD 25-2, 4018 29-23 KM 29-23 W6R36fr HAZY 33-21 OCZ 14-7 1Z03 22-1b 2511X 24-20 ROC 31 fr

WEST

603T 13 fr 25R 9-7 Y93 d-35 2590 35-25 K01% 23-20 894.7 25-20 Y97 17-11 0195 29 fr MM 9-7

TINA TURNER 1 Don't Wanna Fight (Virgin) LP: "What's Love Got To Do With It- ST


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920(WER0)/BaNlmore, MD

BM (WBZZ)/PlUsburgh, PA

H0T97 (WOHT)Mew York, NY

PRO-FM (WPRO)/Providence, RI

WI00Phlladelphla, PA

WPGC/Washinglon, DC

WWKXProvidence, RI

WXKS/Boston, MA

WZOU/Boslon, MA

2100 (WHTZ)Mew York, NY

SOUTH

9500 (WA00)/Charlotte, NC

99% (WNNX)/Atlanta, GA

B97 (WEZB)Mew Orleans, LA

KBXX'Houston, TX

KHKS/Dallas-F1. Worth, TX

KRBE/Houston, TX

KTFM/San Antonio, TX

PWRPIG (WFIZ)/Tampa, FL

PWR96 (WPOW)/Miami, FL

STAR94 (WSTR)/Atlanta, GA

WCKZ/Charlotte, NC

WNVZ Norlolk VA

MIDWEST

B96 (WBBM-FM)/Chicago, IL

110T102 (WLUM)/Milwaukee, WI

KDWB/Minneapolls, MN

KISF/Kansas City, MO

0102 (WKRO)/Cincinnati, OH

WHHHAndianapolis, IN

WHYT/Detroit, MI

WJMO/Cleveland, OH

WKBDBt. Louis, MO

WNCl/Columbus, OH

WENZ/Cleveland, OH

WWHT/Columbus, OH

WZPLAndianapolls, IN

WEST

FM102 (KSFM)/Sacramento, CA

HOT977 ( KHTT)/San Jose, CA

KGGI /Riverside, CA

KIIS -FM /Los Angeles, CA

KKFR /Phoenix, AZ

KKRZ/Portland, OR

KMEL/San Francisco, CA

KOY- FM/Phoenix, AZ

KPLZ/Seattle, WA

KS104 (KOKS)/Denver, CO

KSOL/San Francisco, CA

KUBEBeattle, WA

KZHTBaR Lake City, UT

PWR106 (KPWRI /Loa Angeles, CA

099 (KUTO)/Salt Lake City, UT

0106 (KKLO)San Diego, CA

Z90 (XHTZ)/San Diego, CA

P2 EAST

930 (WNTO)/Syracuse, NY

98PXY (WPXY)/Rochester, NY

FLY92 (WFLY) Albany, NY

FUN107 (WFHN)Mew Bedford, MA

JET-FM (WJET)/Erie, PA

KC101 (WKCI)/New Haven, CT

PWR92 (WGLU)'Johnstown, PA

TIC-FM (WTICpHartford, CT

WAAL/Binghamton, NY

WAEB'Allenlown, PA

WERZ/Exeter, NH

WKEE/Huntinglon, WV

WKHI'Ocean City, MD

WKRZ-FM/Wilkes-Barre, PA

WKSE/BuHalo, NY

WKSS/HBrttord, CT

WLAN-FM/Laneaster, PA

WNNK/Harrisburg, PA

WPSTTrenton, NJ

WOGNMew London, CT

WRCK/Utica, NY

WSPKPoughkeepsie, NY

WSTW,Wilmington, DE

WVSR/Charleston, WV

WYCR/York PA

Y102 (WRFY)/Reading, PA

SOUTH

0105 (WDCG)/Durham-Raleigh, NC

195 (WAPI)/Birmingham, AL

K92 (WXLK)'Roanoke, VA

K106 (KIOC)/Beaumont, TX

KBFM'McAllen-Brownsville, TX

KHFVAustin, TX

KISXTyler, TX

KPRR/EI Paso, TX

KTUX;Shreveport, LA

KZFM/Corpus Christi, TX

WA1A (WAOA)'Melbourne, FL

WABB'Mobile, AL

WAPE'Jacksonville, FL

WBBO'Greenvllle, SC

WB80/Augusta, GA

WCGO/Columbus, GA

WDJX/Louisville, KY

WFMFBaton Rouge, LA

WHHY/MOntgomery, AL

WJMH'Greensboro, NC

WKSI/Greensboro, NC

WMMZ/Gainesville, FL

WNOK-FM/Columbia, SC

WOVV West Palm Beach, FL

WOUT'Johnson City, TN

WRHT'New Bern, NC

WRVDRichmond, VA

WWZZ/Knoxville, TN

WXKB/FI. Myers, FL

WYKS/Gafnesvllle, FL

WZYP/Huntsville, AL

XL1061 (WXXL-FM)/Orlando, FL

Y107MashvIlle, TN

Z102 (WZAT)Bavannah, GA

MIDWEST

96ST0 (WSTO)Ævansvllle, IN

CK105 (WWCK)/Fllnl, MI

KAYI Tulsa, OK

KJ103 (KJYO)/Oldahoma City, OK

KKHT/Springtleld, MO

KKRD/WIchNa, KS

KOKO/Omaha, NE

KZ93 (WKZW)Peorla, IL

U93 (WNDU)/South Bend, IN

WIXX/Appelton-Oshkosh, WI

WGTZ/Dayton, OH

WHOT^loungstown, OH

WIFCWausau, WI

WKDD/Akron, OH

WMEE'Ft. Wayne, IN

WMGV/Appleton-Oshkosh, WI

WPXR/Davenport, IA

WROK/Canton, OH

WTCF,Baginaw, MI

WVIC/Lansing, MI

WVKS/Toledo, OH

Z104 (WZEE)/Madison, WI

WEST

B95 (KBOS)/Fresno, CA

H0T194 (KIKI)/Honolulu, HI

KDONBalinas, CA

HOT105 (KHTN)'Modesto, CA

KKMG/Colorado Springs, CO

KKSS/Albuquerque, NM

KKXX/Bakersfield, CA

KLUC/Las Vegas, NV

KPSI.PaIm Springs, CA

KOMO/Honolulu, HI

KRO (KR00)'Tucson, AZ

KWIN/Stockton, CA

KWNZ/Reno, NV

KWODBacramento, CA

KZMG/Boise, ID

KZZUBpokane, WA

PWR102 (KOPW)/Fresno, CA

0105 (KCAO)/Osnard-Ventura, CA

P3 EAST

95WAYV/Atlantic City, NJ

95XIL (WXIL)Parkersburg, WV

95XXX (WXXX)/Burlington, VT

103CIR (WCIR)/Bectley, WV

BOSS91 (WBSS):Atlantic City, NJ

WHTOWilliamsport, PA

WMME'Augusta, ME

WPRR'Aitoona, PA

WYYS'Ithaca, NY

WZYO'Frederick MD

SOUTH

KAKS Amarillo, TX

KCHX/Midland-Odessa, TX

KISR,Ft. Smith, AR

KIXYSan Angelo, TX

KMCK/Fayetteville, AR

KNIN Wichita Falls, TX

KOILAmarillo, TX

KSMBtiafayette, LA

KWTXWaco, TX

KZII2ubbock, TX

0101 (WJDO)1Meridian, MS

WBPR/Myrtle Beach, SC

WFHT,Tallahassee, FL

WJMX/Florence, SC

WKMX/Dothan, AL

WKSF/Asheville, NC

WPFM/Panama City, FL

WYAVMyrtle Beach, SC

WZKXBIIoxi, MS

MIDWEST

106KH0'Charlevolx, MI

KFU/Llncoln, NE

KG95 (KGLI)Bioux City, IA

KGGG/Rapid, City, SD

KKXL/Grand Forks, ND

KLYV/Dubuque, IA

KMGZ/Lawton, OK

KOK2Waterloo, IA

KPAT'Sioux Falls, SO

KROC/Rochester, MN

KYYY'Bismarck ND

KZIO'Ouluth, MN

WAZY/Lalayette, IN

WBIZ,Æau Claire, WI WBNOBloomington, IL

WCILCarbondale, IL

WDBR1Springfield, IL

WKFR'Kalamazoo, MI

19LRW'Champalgn, IL

WRKY Steubenville, OH

W200 Lima, OH

WEST

B94.7 (KEWB)!Redding, CA

KFBO/Cheyenne, WY

KFFM/Yakima, WA

KGOT/Anchorage, AK

KPXR/Anchorage, AK

KOIXDrand Junction, CO

KTMT'Medford, OR

KTRS/Casper, WY

OK95 (KIOK)?rl-Cities, WA

Y93 (KYYA)/Billings, MT

Y97 (KHTY)Banla Barbara, CA



PARALLEL C ANALYSIS July 9,1993. 81

CHR NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

Pi Major Markets

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

9

11

6

16

16

17

21

10

23

19

20

13

15

14

25

12

24

29

22

31

33

38

35

26

37

32

36

39

40

27

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1 SWV/Weak (RCA)

2 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin)

Q ROBIN S /Show Me Love (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

Q U840 /Can't Help Falling In Love (Virgin)

Q H- TOWN /Knockin' Da Boots (Luke)

O DR. DRE /Dre Day (Death Row /Interscope /AG)

Q TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot (Wing /Mercury)

O BRIAN McKNIGHT /One Last Cry (Mercury)

O TAG TEAM/Whoomp! (There It Is) (Life /Bellmark)

10 CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD PROJECT /More And More (Imago) ( SHAI /Baby I'm Yours (Gasoline Alley /MCA)

G JADE /One Woman (Giant /Reprise)

e TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of Your Love (Arista)

m TINA TURNER /I Don't Wanna Fight (Virgin)

15 DURAN DURAN /Come Undone (Capitol)

G JODECI /Lately (Uptown /MCA)

G PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) (Chrysalis /ERG)

G ONYX /Slam (RAL /Chaos)

19 NEW ORDER/Regret ( Qwest/WB)

20 ROD STEWART /Have I Told You Lately (WB)

21 SILK /Girl U For Me (Elektra)

e WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run To You (Arista)

23 SNOW /Girl, I've Been Hurt (EastWest /Atlantic Group)

24 EXPOSE /I'll Never Get Over You (Getting Over Me) (Arista)

e TLC /Get It Up (LaFace/Epic Soundtrax)

26 DUICE/Dazzey Duks (Bellmark)

O SOUL ASYLUM/Runaway Train (Columbia)

G JON SECADA /I'm Free (SBK /ERG)

e DINO /Ooh Child (EastWest /Atlantic Group)

G U.N.V/Something's Goin' On ( Maverick/Sire/WB)

31 PM DAWN/Looking Through Patient Eyes (Gee Street /Island /PLG)

e 4 NON BLONDES/What's Up (Interscope /Atlantic Group)

33 BIG MOUNTAIN/Touch My Light (Quality)

m STING /Fields Of Gold (A &M)

e STONE TEMPLE PILOTS /Plush (Atlantic /AG)

m BIG DADDY KANENery Special (Cold Chillin' /Reprise)

37 KENNY G w/PEABO BRYSONBy The Time This Night... (Arista)

STEREO MC'S /Step It Up (Gee Street /Island /PLG)

tD SWV/Right Here /Human Nature (RCA)

m CYPRESS HILL /Insane In The Brain (Ruffhouse /Columbia) Note: Last week U.N.V.'s "Something's Goin' On," which moved up 39 -35, should have been bulleted.

52 REPORTERS

PM DAWN (15) SHANICE (9)

SWV (6) CYPRESS HILL (5)

FU-SCHNICKENS (5) LEGACY OF SOUND (5)

SWV (28) TAG TEAM (17)

U840 (14) PROCLAIMERS (13)

H -TOWN (11) ROBIN S (11)

P2 Secondary Markets

LW nv

20 5 © 3 3

4

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7

9 0 8 9

15

20

13

18

19

16

11 16

22 e 10 18

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27

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29

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6

7

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SWV/Weak (RCA)

UB40 /Can't Help Falling In Love (Virgin)

ROD STEWART /Have I Told You Lately (WB)

JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin)

NEW CRDER/Regret (Qwest/WB)

TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of Your Love (Arista)

DURAN DURAN /Come Undone (Capitol)

ROBIN S /Show Me Love (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

KENNY G w/PEABO BRYSONBy The Time This Night... (Arista)

TINA TURNER /I Don't Wanna Fight (Virgin)

PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) (Chrysalis /ERG)

CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD PROJECT /More And More (Imago)

TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot (Wing /Mercury)

SOUL ASYLUM/Runaway Train (Columbia)

STING /Fields Of Gold (A &M)

SNOW /Girl, I've Been Hurt (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

SHAI/Baby I'm Yours (Gasoline Alley /MCA)

JEREMY JORDAN/Wannagirl (Giant /Reprise)

4 NON BLONDES/What's Up (Interscope /Atlantic Group)

EXPOSE /I'll Never Get Over You (Getting Over Me) (Arista)

JON SECADA /I'm Free (SBK/ERG)

H- TOWN/Knockin' Da Boots (Luke)

WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run To You (Arista)

BRIAN McKNIGHT /One Last Cry (Mercury)

BON JOVI /In These Arms (Jambco /Mercury)

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS/Plush (Atlantic /AG)

INNER CIRCLE/Bad Boys... (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

GEORGE MICHAEL/Killer /Papa Was A Rolling Stone (Hollywood)

JADE /One Woman (Giant /Reprise)

STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River (Sailor /Polydor /PLG)

DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes (Sire /Reprise)

MADONNA/Rain (Maverick/Sire /WB)

TAG TEAM/Whoomp! (There It Is) (Life /Bellmark)

BOY KRAZY/Good Times With Bad... (Next Plateau /Lon /PLG)

PM DAWN/Looking Through Patient Eyes (Gee Street /Island /PLG)

MICHAEL JACKSON/Will You Be There (MJJ /Epic)

DR. DRE /Dre Day (Death Row /Interscope /AG)

SILK /Girl U For Me (Elektra)

DINO /Joh Child (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

RADIOHEAD /Creep (Capitol)

100 REPORTERS

PM DAWN (39) AEROSMITH (33) MADONNA (14)

U2 (13) DINO (12)

SWV (65) UB40 (52)

PROCLAIMERS (41) SOUL ASYLUM (25)

H -TOWN (23)

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1 ROD STEWART /Have I Told You Lately (WH) 3 0 TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of Your Love (Arista)

2 3 NEW ORDER/Regret (Qwest /WB)

5 0 SWV/Weak (RCA)

10 UB40 /Can't Help Falling In Love (Virgin)

4 6 KENNY G w/PEABO BRYSON/By The Time This Night.. (Arista)

8 Q TINA TURNER /I Don't Wanna Fight (Virgin)

s 0 STING /Fields Of Gold (A &M)

12 0 SOUL ASYLUM /Runaway Train (Columbia)

is G PROCLAIMERS /I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) (Chrysalis/ERG)

7 11 DURAN DURAN /Come Undone (Capitol)

6 12 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin)

17 G CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD PROJECT /More And More (Imago)

1s WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run To You (Arista)

23 G JON SECADA /l'm Free (SBK /ERG)

13 16 4 NON BLONDES/What's Up (Interscope /Atlantic Group)

22 a BRIAN McKNIGHT /One Last Cry (Mercury)

20 G ROBIN S /Show Me Love (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

11 19 BON JOVI /In These Arms (Jambco /Mercury)

27 G GEORGE MICHAEL/Killer /Papa Was A Rollin' Stone ( Hdllywood)

29 G STONE TEMPLE PILOTS/Plush (Atlantic /AG)

24 G TONY TONI TONE/If I Had No Loot (Wing /Mercury)

28 G SHAI/Baby I'm Yours (Gasoline Alley /MCA) 14 24 JEREMY JORDAN/Wannagirl (Giant /Reprise)

16 25 SNOW /Girl, I've Been Hurt (EastWest /Atlantic Group)

25 26 DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes (Sire /Reprise)

15 27 BOY KRAZY/Good Times With Bad... (Next Plateau /Lorrdon'PLG)

35 G STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River (Sailor /Polydor /PLG)

32 G MICHAEL W. SMITH /Picture Perfect (Reunion /RCA)

39 G MICHAEL JACKSON/Will You Be There (MJJ /Epic)

34 G JADE /One Woman (Giant /Reprise)

36 G RADIOHEAD /Creep (Capitol)

21 33 PATTY SMYTH /I Should Be Laughing (MCA)

37 G DINA CARROLL/Special Kind Of Love (A &M)

G MADONNA/Rain (Maverick/Sire/WB)

26 36 INNER CIRCLE/Bad Boys... (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

G DINO /Ooh Child (EastWest /Atlantic Group)

G JOEY LAWRENCE /Stay Forever (Impact /MCA)

(DEBUT G A -HA /Dark Is The Night (WB)

40 G WYNONNA/Tell Me Why (Curb /MCA)

DEBUT

DEBUT

61 REPORTERS

AEROSMITH (35) PM DAWN (25)

U2 (16) TEARS FOR FEARS (11)

DION & GRIFFIN (9) MADONNA (9)

STEREO MC'S (9)

SWV (40) UB40 (37)


NEW ORDER (16)

PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED Artist /Son /Label MICHAELJACKSON/Wili You Be There MJJ /Epic) DINO /Ooh Child (EastWest /Atlantic Group) STONE TEMPLE PILOTS/Plush (Atlantic /AG) GEORGE MICHAEL /Killer /Papa Was A Rollin Stone (Hollywood) STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River (Sailor /Polydor/PLG) H- TOWN /Knockin' Da Boots (Luke) STEREO MC'S/Step It Up (Gee Street /Island /PLG) JADE /One Woman (Giant /Reprise) SILK /Girl U For Me ( Elektra) DINA CARROLL /Special Kind Of Love (A &M) A -HA /Dark Is The Night (WB RADIOHEAD /Creep (Capitol) MICHAEL W. SMITH /Picture Perfect (Reunion /RCA) DR. DRE /Dre Day (Death Row /Interscope /AG) U2 /Numb (Island /PLG) TAG TEAM /Whoomp! (There It Is) (Life /Bellmark) JODECI /Lately (Uptown /MCA) BILLY IDOL/ hock To The System (Chrysalis /ERG) TLC /Get It Up (LaFace/Epic SoundTrax GIN BLOSSOMS /Hey Jealousy O&M) WYNONNA/Tell Me Why (Curb /MCA) LENNY KRAVITZ /Believe (Virgin) PORNO FOR PYROS /Pets (WB) BIG MOUNTAIN/Touch My Light (Quality) LEGACY OF SOUND /Happy (RCA) ONYX /Slam RAL /haos) 1.04.V./Something's Coin' On (Maverick/Sire /WB) DONALD FAGEN/Tomorrow's Girls (Reprise) DUICE/Darze Duks (Beitmark) REMBRANDTS /Chase The Clouds Away (EastWest /Atlantic Group) JACKYL/When Will It Rain (Geffen) SWV/Right Here /Human Nature (RCA) G -WIZf adffy Bear (Sco#ì Bros) BIG DADDY KANENery Special (Cold Chillin' /Reprise) 95 SOUTH/Whoot. There It Is (Wrap /Ichiban) Note: See Parallels for a complete picture of station activity. New record those adds convert to chart Top 15% is determined by dividing a song

Reports Report % Conversion % 124 58% 70% 2% 123 58% 64% 8% 118 55% 90% 30% 113 53% 89% 12% 101 47% 82% 13% 95 45% 96% 70% 93 44% 59% 2% 92 43% 92% 49% 90 42% 76% 41% 84 39% 71% 12% 83 39% 64% 6% 82 38% 71% 21% 78 37% 73% 11 % 77 36% 90% 49% 76 36% 51% 5% 72 34% 90% 49% 69 32% 71% 43% 69 32% 62% 5% 62 29% 71% 9% 62 29% 50% 10% 56 26% 71% 10% 55 26% 75% 20% 48 23% 54% 19% 41 19% 78% 50% 41 19% 59% 8% 39 18% 87% 50% 39 18% 64% 40% 37 17% 57% 19% 34 16% 100% 64% 33 15% 55% 0% 30 14% 57% 6% 29 14% 69% 20% 28 13% 82% 30% 28 13% 75 19% 27 13% 81% 55% ds with large add totals won't show in Performing Where Played until

's total Top 15 reports by its t°al charted reports.

Top 15 %

PERFORMING WHERE PLAYED is a weekly listing of records in New & Active and Significant Action with:

25 or more reports Chart positions at 50% or more of stations reporting them. No more than five fewer total reports than the previous week's_

See Parallels for a complete picture of all station activity.

Renrrts

1 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS /Plush (Atlantic /AG) ... r 18 2 H -TOWN /Knockin' Da Boots (Luke) 95 3 DINA CARROLL /Special Kind Of Love (A &M) 84 4 RADIOHEAD /Creep (Capitol) 82 5 DR. DRE /Dre Day (Death Row /Interscope /AG) 77 6 TAG TEAM /Whoomp! (There It Is) (Life /Bellmark) . 72 7 GIN BLOSSOMS /Hey Jealousy (A &M) 62 8 WYNONNA /Tell Me Why (Curb /MCA) 56 9 COVERDALE /PAGE/Take Me For A Little While (Geffen) ... 54

10 PORNO FOR PYROS /Pets (WB) 48

New artists have not yet had a CHR Breaker.



82. July 9,1993 CHR ° NATIONAL AIRPLAY,

BREAKERS MADONNA

Rain (Maverick/Sire /WB) 61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 25, Debuts 52, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 25, including 95QQ, KMEL, WKHI, 93Q, WYKS, WMEE, KZ93, PWR102, Q105. See Parallels, debuts at number 39.

RT-4-61.1WL/ r_\J!/ MICHAEL JACKSON "Will You Be There" (MJJ/Epic) Reports. 124. Moves: Up 46, Debuts 29, Same 31, Down 0, Adds 18. including 0106. WKHI, WKRZ, WBBQ, WDJX, XL1067. WIXX, KPSI, PRO -FM 29 -25, 9500 30 -26, KITS 23 -18. WVSR 30 -23. WRCK 37 -30. WA1A 39 -31, KKHT 35 -20. See Parallels, debuts at number 38 on the CHR chart.

DINO "Ooh Child" (EastWest /Atlantic Group) Reports: 123. Moves: Up 50, Debuts 20, Same 33, Down 0, Adds 20, including 9500, KRBE, B97, KDWB. TIC -FM, WKSS, WKHI, WSTW, WYKS, WDJX, KOKO, KAYI, PWRPIG 17 -11, WWHT 18 -11, KKRZ 22 -15, KUBE 11 -7, WSPK 33 -22. See Parallels, debuts at number 33 on the CHR chart.

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS "Plush" (Atlantic /AG) Reports: 118. Moves: Up 72, Debuts 11, Same 26, Down 1, Adds 8: WVSR, WOGN, WBBQ, WFMF, KTUX, KOKO, WBIZ, KG0G, PRO -FM 30 -26, B97 18 -14, 099 20 -15. WAAL 1 -1, PWR92 21 -16. WRCK 38 -31, K106 9 -6, WA1A 30 -15. See Parallels, moves 31 -28 on the CHR chart.

GEORGE MICHAEL "Killer/Papa Was A Rollin' Stone" (Hollywood) Reports: 113. Moves: Up 80, Debuts 7, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 5: KKFR, WYCR, CK105, KGGG, KOKZ, 9500 32 -28, PWR96 34 -28, FLY92 23 -16. PWR92 29 -22. WOGN 32 -26, WKHI 27 -21, WRCK 32 -27, WSTW 21 -16, WYKS 39 -33. See Parallels, moves 36 -30 on the CHR chart.

STEVE MILLER BAND "Wide River" (Sailor/Polydor/PLG) Reports: 101. Moves: Up 59, Debuts 11, Same 27, Down 1, Adds 3: WPXR, KZIO. KPAT, FLY92 30 -21, WAAL 9 -4, PWR92 17 -11, WKRZ 29 -24, WSTW 23 -19. WYCR 26 -21. WOUT 19 -9. Z102 26 -21, CK105 19-13, WIFC 19 -15. See Parallels, moves 40 -36 on the CHR chart.

JOEY LAWRENCE "Stay Forever" (Impact/MCA) Reports: 96. Moves: Up 26, Debuts 18. Same 40, Down 0, Adds 12, including WHHH, KDWB, 099, FLY92, WKSE, WFMF, KISX, WIFC, WFHT, PRO -FM 28 -24, PWRPIG 27 -19, FUN107 28 -23, WWZZ 28 -24, WHHY 30 -21, 95WAYV 36 -23.

H -TOWN "Knockin' Da Boots" (Luke) Reports: 95. Moves: Up 53, Debuts 2. Same 24, Down 15, Adds 1: 930, HOT97 4 -3, WCKZ 2 -1, KTFM 4 -3, KISF 3 -2, KKFR 3 -2. FM102 4 -1, FLY92 14 -7, WVSR 23 -19, WKSS 11 -8, WRCK 23 -18, WA1A 2 -1, 95WAYV 15 -14. See Parallels, moves 76 -15 on the CHR chart.

STEREO MC'S "Step N Up" (Gee Street/Island/PLO) Reports: 93. Moves: Up 26, Debuts 20, Same 30, Down 1, Adds 16. including PRO -FM, KISF, KDWB. WVSR, WSTW, WBBQ, KKHT, 103CIR, KAKS, KISR, KTFM 23 -16, PWRPIG 25 -16, WZPL 30 -21, WKHI 34 -26, WCGQ 37 -29.

JADE "One Woman" (Giant/Reprise) Reports: 92. Moves: Up 61, Debuts 4, Same 22, Down 1, Adds 4: KISF, PWR106, WSTW, WPXR, WIOQ 12 -9, WPGC 11 -5,

KTFM 30 -24, WWHT 10 -8, KKFR 8-4, KGGI 11-8, Z90 18 -12, KMEL 7-4, WKSE 7 -5, WKHI 38 -33, KPRR 8 -6. See Parallels, moves 27 -25 on the CHR chart.

TEARS FOR FEARS "Break H Down Again" (Mercury) Reports: 91. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 24, Same 29, Down 1, Adds 22, including STAR94, WVSR, PWR92, WOGN, WYKS,

WOUT, WABB, KTUX, WKDD, WMME, 99X 5 -5, 9500 35 -25, WENZ 2 -1, K106 30 -22, KISX 39 -26, WIXX 33 -27.

SILK "Girl U For Me" (Elektra) Reports: 90. Moves: Up 47, Debuts 5, Same 29, Down 4, Adds 5: PWR96, WCGQ, U93, KWTX, KLYV, HOT97 20 -12, KTFM

9 -7, PWR106 15-8, WKSE 9-6, WKSS 24 -20. KZMG 36 -30, PWR102 30 -25, HOT105 12 -9, KWIN 9 -5, Y97 13 -8. See Parallels, moves 33 -31 on the CHR chart.

DINA CARROLL "Special Kind Of Love" (A&M) Reports: 84. Moves: Up 36, Debuts 7, Same 37, Down 2, Adds 2: KZZU, KOKZ, PRO -FM 10-9, KTFM 27 -21, WSPK 37 -31, WGTZ 23 -19, WMGV 29 -21, KKMG 25 -20, WKMX 30 -26, WBNQ 15 -7, KFBQ 30 -22.

NATALIE COLE "Take A Look" (Elektra) Reports: 84. Moves: Up 19, Debuts 4, Same 60, Down 0, Adds 1: WNCI, KTFM 15 -9, FM102 d -23, WCGQ 39 -36, Z102 29 -24, KISX 33 -25, WHTO 19 -15, KAKS 38 -34, KISR 24 -20, KMGZ 37 -31, KFBQ 38 -27.

PM DAWN "The Ways 01 The Wind" (Gee Street/Island/PLO) Reports: 83. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 79, including WXKS, STAR94, 950Q, PWR96, B97, WNVZ, KTFM, PWRPIG. 0102, WJMO, WHHH, KISF, KKFR, KKRZ, Q99.

A -HA "Dark Is The Night" (WB) Reports. 83. Moves. Up 37, Debuts 7, Same 33. Down 1, Adds 5: WSPK, WABB, WTCF, WCIL, B94.7, B97 15 -11. WBBQ

28 -18, K106 22 -17, Z102 27 -22, KTUX 24 -20, KZMG 27 -21, WHTO 22 -17, WRKY 26 -21.

RADIOHEAD "Creep" (Capitol) Reports: 82. Moves: Up 39. Debuts 6, Same 28, Down 2, Adds 7: 099. WKRZ, WXKB, KKHT, WKMX, KMGZ, 894.7, WENZ 6 -5, WAAL 13 -8, K106 13 -8, WHHY 12 -10, Z102 30 -23, KAYI 30 -26, KZMG 28 -16, WZYQ 24 -18, WYYS 16 -7.

MICHAEL W. SMITH "Picture Perfect" (Reunion/RCA) Reports: 78. Moves: Up 40, Debuts 7. Same 27, Down 1, Adds 3: WNCI, WZPL, WCIL, 0102 27 -24, FLY92 20 -17, WCGO 29 -22, WOUT 22 -10, KISX 34 -22, WGTZ 26 -22, KAYI 32 -28, KZZU 21 -16, KZIO 34 -30, WBIZ 21 -16, KMGZ 25 -20.

DR. DRE "Ore Day" (Death Row/Interscope /Atlantic Group) Reports: 77. Moves: Up 31, Debuts 7, Same 28, Down 7. Adds 4: 099, WTCF, KKMG, KMGZ, PWR96 11 -9, KTFM 25 -19, B96 15 -11, WJMO 10 -9, WWHT 11 -9, KISF 19 -9, KKFR 2 -1, KZHT 9 -4, WWZZ 7-4, KKSS 1 -1, B95 4 -1. See Parallels, moves 29 -27 on the CHR chart.

U2 "Numb" (Island) Reports: 78. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 17, Same 16, Down 1, Adds 30, including 9500, FUN107, KC101, WKHI, WSPK, WRCK, WYKS, WZYP, KTUX, KISX, U93, WIFC, KRBE 13-8, 0102 26 -23, WAAL 28 -24. K106 33 -24, KOKO 30 -23, KMCK 38 -20, WPFM 29 -25.

AEROSMITH "Cryin' " (Geffen) Reports: 74. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 71, including WNVZ, 0102, 099, FLY92, WVSR, 930, WPST,

WRCK, WBBQ. G105, WOW, WHHY, Y107, WTCF. WKRZ d-40.

TAG TEAM "Whoompl (There It Is)" (LifeBeilmark) Reports: 72. Moves. Up 40, Debuts 6, Same 17, Down 1, Adds 8: WJMN, WWKX, KOY -FM, FUN107, WRCK. HOT105, KLYV, KFFM, H0197 12 -9, WPGC 1 -1, WCKZ 10 -9, PWRPIG 20 -15, B96 7 -2, WJMO 16 -11, WHYT 2 -1, PWR106 9-6, Z90 3 -1,

KMEL 4 -3. See Parallels moves 32 -29 on the CHR chart.

JODECI "Lately" (Uptown/MCA) Reports: 89. Moves: Up 31, Debuts 7. Same 13, Down 2, Adds 16, including PWR96, KISF, KGGI, FLY92, WKSE, WLAN, WPST, KPRR, WXKB, WDJX, WA1A, WGTZ, KKMG, WWKX 7 -5, KTFM 21 -12, WHYT 8 -5, HOT102 4 -2, KKSS 19 -11. See Parallels, moves 39-32 on the CHR chart.

BILLY IDOL "Shock To The System" (Chrysalis/ERG) Reports: 69. Moves' Up 29, Debuts 6, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 0, WSPK 31 -29, Y102 26-23, WKRZ 27 -21, K106 29 -21, WOUT 23 -11, KTUX 27 -23. WIFC 28 -25, KZMG 31 -23, WPRR 31 -27, WZYQ 26 -23.

TLC "Get H Up" (LaFace/Eplc SoundTrax) Reports: 62. Moves: Up 23, Debuts 8, Same 18, Down 2, Adds 11: KZHT, WVSR, WOGN, WPST, WBBO, WGTZ, KKSS, KLUC, KAKS, KLYV, KPXR, KTFM 26 -20, PWRPIG 23 -17, WHHH 20 -16, KISF 31 -23, H0T977 16 -12.

GIN BLOSSOMS "Hey Jealousy" (A&M) Reports: 62. Moves. Up 21, Debuts 8, Same 25, Down 0, Adds 8: WENZ, WLAN, WCGQ, WZYP, KOIZ, KZIO, WZOO, Y93, WAAL 30 -25, WKHI 40 -28, Y102 23 -19, K106 32 -25, WOUT 38 -34, KTUX 26 -22, WZYQ 37 -27.

WYNONNA "Tell Me Why" (Curb/MCA) Reports: 56. Moves* Up 30, Debuts 0, Same 24, Down 1, Adds 1: WVIC, WKRZ 34 -29, K106 31 -26, WCGQ 34 -30, WQUT 30-22, KISX 28 -24, KKHT 24 -19, KAKS 20 -16, 106KHO 19 -13, KOKZ 20-14.

LENNY KRAVITZ "Believe" (Virgin) Repens: 55. Moves: Up 23, Debuts 4, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 8: WYKS, WHHY, KAYI, WHTO, KYYY, WBNO, 106KHO,

KQIX, WAAL 22 -18, Y102 22 -18, K106 19 -11, WCGO 31 -26, KTUX 23 -19, KISX 26 -16, WROK 12-8, KWOD 19 -14, WCIL 11 -9

COVERDALE /PAGE "Take Me For A Little While" (Geffen) Reports- 54. Moves. Up 15, Debuts 8, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 14, including 099, WQGN, WSTW, WBBO, WMMZ, WIFC,

WZYQ, WYYS, WKSF, WPFM, WAAL 25 -20, PWR92 39 -31, Y102 33 -24, WKRZ 37 -32. K106 20 -13, KTUX 32 -28.

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PORNO FOR PYROS "Pets" (WB) Reports. 48. Moves. Up 18, Debuts 6, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 7: WBBQ, WYKS, Z102, KZMG, 106KHO, KKXL, KPXR, KRBE

30 -23. WENZ 7 -2. Y102 34 -27, WYCR 18 -15, KTUX 31 -27, KISX 40 -32, WROK 17 -13, KWOD 8 -7.

INNER CIRCLE "Sweat (A La La La La Long)" (Big Beat /Atlantic Group) Reports: 44. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 6, Same 16, Down 1, Adds 14, including WJMO, FLY92, WKSE, WSPK, WYCR, WXKB,

WWZZ. WA1A, WGTZ, WMGV, FUN107 29 -26, 98PXY 22 -19, WRHT 23 -10, CK105 40-33.

PM DAWN (79) AEROSMITH (71)

U2 (30) MADONNA (25) SHANICE (25)

TEARS FOR FEARS (22) DINO (20)

DION 8, GRIFFIN (19) MICHAEL JACKSON (18)

HIS BOY ELROY (17)

HOTTEST SWV (133) UB40 (103)


ROBIN S (43) H -TOWN (39)

TONY TONI TONE (36) ROD STEWART (34) TAYLOR DAYNE (32)

NEW ORDER (31) TINA TURNER (31)

LEGACY OF SOUND "Happy" (RCA) Reports: 41. Moves: Up 9. Debuts 7, Same 10, Down 1, Adds 14, including 9500, PWRPIG, KOY -FM, KKRZ, H01977, WKSS, KZFM, WDJX, WA1A, WABB, KWIN, KKFR 25 -22, 010621 -15, WKSE 24 -20, WMGV 31 -22, KKXX 1 -1, KLYV 34 -21.

BIG MOUNTAIN "Touch My Light" (Quality) Reports: 41. Moves: Up 13. Debuts 2, Same 17, Down 7, Adds 2: PRO -FM, KG95, KHKS 19 -6, KDWB 20 -18, KOY -FM 26 -18, WKHI 23 -18, KAYI 31 -22, 95WAYV 9-8, KLYV 4 -2, B94.7 12 -9.

U.N.V. "Something's Goin' On" (Maverick/Sire/WB) Reports: 39. Moves: Up 17, Debuts 2, Same 13, Down 1, Adds 6: KGGI, WJMH, KKSS. WFHT, KMGZ, KPXR, WPGC 4 -3, KTFM 24 -18, WHHH 18 -14, KKFR 23 -19, WVKS 24 -20, KKMG 29 -24, B95 24 -20, PWR102 17 -11, 0105 27 -24.

ONYX "Slam" (RAL /Chaos) Reports. 39. Moves: Up 20, Debuts 3, Same 13, Down 2, Adds 1: WSPK, WIOQ 1 -1, PWR96 19 -12, WJMO 21 -17, WHHH 15 -9, KZHT 27 -19, Z90 22 -19, KMEL 10 -9, H01977 6 -5, KUBE 20 -16, FLY92 33 -28. WJMH 6 -5, B95 23 -18, PWR102 16 -10.

DONALD FAGEN "Tomorrow's Girls" (Reprise) Reports: 37. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 0. Same 20, Down 1, Adds 3: WNCI, WLRW, WZOO, WAAL 20 -14, Y102 13 -10, WCGQ 36 -31, KTUX 20 -16, 95WAYV 35 -26, WHTO 14 -9, WKSF 12 -7, WRKY 28 -20.

SHANICE "ft's For You" (Motown) Reports: 34. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 5, Down 0. Adds 25, including KTFM, PWRPIG, B96, WJMO, WWHT, WHYT, KKFR, KMEL, HOT977, KZFM, 0105. WJMH, WA1A, CK105, KAYI, KKXX, B94 30 -27, KWIN 28 -25.

DUICE "Dazzey Duks" (Bellmark) Reports: 34. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 3, Same 9, Down 8, Adds 1: WRHT, WJMN 20 -11, WI00 10 -6, KHKS d -32, KTFM 28 -22, B96 6 -4, WWHT 20 -16, KISF 4 -3, KBFM 1 -1, KKSS 10 -9.

HIS BOY ELROY "Chains" (Epic) Reports: 33. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 17. including KRBE, WCGO, WMMZ, WOUT, WA1A, KISX, KQKQ, WMGV, KAYI, WYYS, KTUX 40 -37, KTMT d -39.

REMBRANDTS "Chase The Clouds Away" (EastWest /Atlantic Group) Reports: 33. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 5, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 0. Y102 30 -26, WKRZ d -37, WYKS d -34, Z102 39 -36, KTUX 29 -25, KISX 29 -19, KAYI d-40, WPRR 30 -26, WKMX 32 -28. KISR d -40, KTMT 37 -34.

OUEENSRYCHE "Real World" (Columbia) Reports: 31. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 1. Same 16, Down 0, Adds 7: WBBQ, WOUT, WRQK, KAKS, KLYV. KKXL, KMGZ, WAAL 21 -16, Y102 35 -30, WKRZ 36 -31. K106 38 -34. KTUX 39 -36, WKSF 29 -21, KTRS 38 -33, KOIX d -39.

JACKYL "When Will It Rain" (Geffen) Reports: 30. Moves: Up 14. Debuts 2. Same 14. Down 0, Adds 0. Y102 32 -28. WKRZ 32 -27. K106 39 -35, WOUT 26 -17, KTUX 28 -24, WPRR 32 -29, WYYS d -39, KISR 36 -33.

SWV "Right Here/Human Nature" (RCA) Reports: 29. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 4, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 15, including WWKX, KTFM, B96, KISF, HOT102, FM102. KZFM, KPRR, KKXX, B95, 0105, WCKZ 30 -23, PWR106 23 -10, KGGI 17 -11, KMEL 23-8, PWR102 33 -26.

BAD BOYS BLUE "I Totally Miss You" (Zoo) Reports: 29. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 5, Adds 0. Q99 24 -21. WKRZ 40 -34. KZFM 8 -6, KZ93 d -23, WPRR 8 -6, WHTO 28 -24, KZII 26 -16, KKXL 17 -14, KGGG 4 -1.

BIG DADDY KANE "Very Special" (Cold Chillin'/Reprise) Reports: 28. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 3, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 4: KTFM, Z90, H0T977, KKSS, WPGC 25 -22, WCKZ 20 -17, WHHH 27 -23, HOT102 10-8, FM102 17 -14. KUBE d -21, WJMH d -26, 895 15 -9, PWR102 34 -29, HOT105 26 -21, KWIN 23 -18.

SUNSCREEM "Pressure Us" (Columbia) Reports: 28. Moves: Up 12, Debuts 1, Same 12, Down 1, Adds 2. KDWB, WBBO, WENZ 30 -25, WKHI 39 -35, K106 24 -20, WA1A 14 -10, KZZU 23 -20, KISR 35 -31, WBPR 23 -18, KGGG 19 -9, KTMT 31 -29.

G -WIZ "Teddy Bear" (Scotti Bros.) Reports: 28. Moves: Up 19. Debuts 1, Same 7. Down 0. Adds 1: FUN107. WWKX 18 -15, WCKZ 19 -16, KKFR 19 -16, KZFM 22 -18, KKXX 23 -17. B95 14 -11, PWR102 13 -7, KDON 16 -10, Y97 23 -20.

DIESEL "Tip Of My Tongue" (Giant/WB) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 1 t PWR92, K106, WCGO, WOUT, WRQK, CK105, KKHT, WZYQ, KYYY. WRKY, KFBQ, Y102 d -25, KTUX 38 -33, WPRR d -34, WDBR d -35, KQIX 38 -36.

95 SOUTH "Whoot, There It Is" (Wrap/Ichiban) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 9. Debuts 2, Same 9, Down 2, Adds 5: HOT977, WWZZ, K92, KLUC, KOIZ, KHKS d -33, WHYT 5 -3, WHHH 9 -6, HOT102 2 -1, WBBO 26 -22, WRHT 12 -9, KSMB 35 -29. WPFM 30 -26.

CYPRESS HILL "Insane In The Brain" (Ruffhouse /Columbia) Reports: 24. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 10: WWKX, WHYT, WHHH, H0T102, FM102, WKSE, WJMH, B95, PWR102, 0105, WIO0 29 -24, WPGC 28 -23, PWR106 24 -20, KGGI 21 -17, KMEL 24 -18.

GEORGE LAMOND "I Want You Back" (Columbia) Reports: 23. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 2, Same 10, Down 1, Adds 3: KISF, KLYV, KFBQ, HOT977 d -29, WSPK 27 -24, WCGO 38 -33, WBBO 31 -28, WGTZ 25 -21, KDON d -30, KAKS 34 -28.

JOMANDA "I Like It" (Big Beat /Atlantic Group) Reports: 22. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 0, Same 11, Down 1, Adds 3: WSPK, 0105, KPSI, WHYT 15 -7, WHHH 14 -10, KKFR 20 -17, KPLZ on, KKSS on, KDON 24 -19.

LEVERT "ABC -123" (Atlantic /AG) Reports: 21. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 1, Same 13, Down 1, Adds 1: KTFM, WPGC 10-8, KBXX 1 -1, PWRPIG on, WHYT 24 -21,

HOT102 18 -15, WJMH 18 -14, HOT105 d -33.

CELINE DION á CUVE GRIFFIN "When I Fall In Love" (Epic Soundtrax) Reports: 20. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 19, including STAR94, B97, FLY92, 98PXY, WRCK, WBBO.

WMMZ, KISX, KKHT, KKRD, 103CIR, WYAV, WPFM, WKDD 25 -22.

POSIES "Dream All Day" (DGC) Reports: 20. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 3, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 5: K106, WOUT, KTUX, WYYS, KTRS, Y102 d -33, WYCR on-dp, WROK on -dp, KWOD 28 -24, KAKS d-40, KISR on -dp, KZII on -dp, KCHX d -35.

1 OF THE GIRLS "Do Da What" (EastWest /Atlantic Group) Reports: 20. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 12, Down 1, Adds 0, WWKX 15 -10, WJMO d -24, WWHT on-dp, KZHT 20 -14, HOT977 on, KUBE on, KZFM on -dp, HOTI94 on, Y97 d -30.

2PAC "I Get Around" (Interscope /Atlantic Group) Reports: 18. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 1: WHHH, WPGC d -29, WCKZ on, WJMO on-dp, WHYT d -17, H0T102 24 -21, KZHT d -33, KMEL 12-6, WJMH 30-23, PWR102 15 -8.

BRUCE HORNSBY "Talk Of The Town" (RCA) Reports: 17. Moves: Up 1. Debuts 3, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 9: KKHT, KAKS, KOIZ, WKSF, KISR. KIXY, KMGZ, KQIX, KTMT,

WAAL d -30, Y102 d -34, WBBQ on, WCGQ on, WZYQ on, WHTO d -29, KGGG on-dp.

L.L. COOL J "Back Seat" (Del Jam/Columbia) Reports: 16. Moves: Up 3. Debuts 3, Same 6, Down 3, Adds 1 WJMO, HOT97 on -dp, WPGC d -28, WWHT on -dp, KUBE d -24, WJMH d -24, KKXX on -dp, 0105 on-dp.

NUTTIN' NYCE "In My Nature" (Pocketown /Jive) Reports: 15. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 7, Down 1, Adds 4: KMEL, WOGN, PWR102. WYAV, WCKZ 8 -7, KTFM d -26, HOT102 on, H01977 on, KPLZ on, WJMH on, HOT105 on, 0105 on.

AIMEE MANN "I Should've Known" (Imago) Reports: 15. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 0. Adds 1: WCIL, WAAL on, Y102 31 -29, K106 36 -33, KTUX 34-30, WRQK 5-4, WJMX on -dp.

OMD "Stand Above Me" (Virgin) Reports: 12. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 0, Adds 3. WENZ, KAKS, KKXL, 2100 23 -21. K106 37 -31, WMGV d -28, KWOD 16 -15. KRO on, KMGZ on, KTRS on.

RODNEY O. AND JOE COOLEY "Humps For Blvd." (Psychotic) Reports: 12. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 5, Down 1, Adds 1: PWR106, HOT977 7-4, KUBE 3 -1, WFMF on -dp, KPRR d -28, KKXX on -dp, HOTI94 on, KDON 28 -25, KWIN 12 -9.

ICE CUBE f/DAS EFX "Check Yo Self" (Priority) eports: 11. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 3. Same 2, Down 0, Adds 3 WHHH. KMEL, 895. WCKZ d -29, KKFR d- 21.Z90 21 -18, KUBE

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FU- SCHNICKENS w/SHAQUILLE O'NEAL "What's Up Doc (Can We Rock) ?" (Jive) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 6: WWKX, KISF, PWR106, KKFR, H01977, KKMG, WIOO 18 -14,

WJMH on -dp, BOSS97 on -dp.

CHRIS ISAAK "Solitary Man" (Reprise) Reports: 10. Moves. Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 3: WOGN, WOUT, KISX, 99X on, K106 on -dp, WCGO on, KTUX

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NATIONAL AIRPLAY OVERVIEW

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15 7 3 0 UB40 /Can't Help Falling In Love (Virgin)

1 2 3 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin)

11 8 7 0 ROBIN S/Show Mé Love (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

4 4 4 5 ROD STEWART /Have I Told You Lately (WB)

7 5 5 6 NEW ORDER/Regret (Qwest /WB)

13 10 8 0 TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of Your Love (Arista)

23 18 11 0 TINA TURNER /I Don't Wanna Fight (Virgin)

27 20 13 0 TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot (Wing /Mercury)

14 13 10 m CAPTAIN HOLLYWOOD PROJECT /More And... (Imago)

36 23 15 m PROCLAIMERS/l'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) (Chrysalis /ERG)

2 3 6 12 DURAN DURAN /Come Undone (Capitol)

to 9 9 13 KENNY G w/PEABO BRYSON/By The Time This.. (Arista)

30 24 21 SOUL ASYLUM/Runaway Train (Columbia)

19 17 16 ® H- TOWN /Knockin' Da Boots (Luke)

24 19 17 0 STING /Fields Of Gold (A &M)

31 26 23 m SHAIBaby I'm Yours (Gasoline Alley /MCA)

34 25 22 m BRIAN McKNIGHT /One Last Cry (Mercury)

12 11 12 19 SNOW /Girl, I've Been Hurt (EastWest /Atlantic Group)

39 27 24 WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run To You (Arista)

36 25 ® JON SECADA /I'm Free (SBK /ERG)

16 15 1s 22 4 NON BLONDES/What's Up (Interscope /Atlantic Group)

e 14 zo 23 EXPOSE /I'll Never Get Over You (Getting...) (Arista)

5 6 14 24 JEREMY JORDAN/Wannagirl (Giant/Reprise)

32 29 27 ® JADE /One Woman (Giant /Reprise)

9 12 19 26 BON JOVI /In These Arms (Jambco /Mercury)

35 31 29 ® DR. DRE /Dre Day (Death Row /Inlerscope /AG)

39 31 1 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS /Plush (Atlantic /AG)

40 32 raj TAG TEAM/Whoomp! (There It Is) (Life /Bellmark)

36 m GEORGE MICHAEL/Killer /Papa Was... (Hollywood)

38 35 33 ® SILK /Girl U For Me (Elektra)

- - 39 ® JODECl/Lately (Uptown /MCA)

I DEBUT ® DINO /Ooh Child (EastWest /Atlantic Group)

37 34 34 34 DEPECHE MODE/Walking In My Shoes (Sire /Reprise)

17 22 30 35 PM DAWN/Looking Through... (Gee Street/Island/PLG)

- - 40 m STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River (Sailor /Polydor /PLG)

6 16 26 37 INNER CIRCLE/Bad Boys... (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

I DEBUT ( MICHAEL JACKSON/Will You Be There (MJJ /Epic)

m MADONNA/Rain (Maverick/Sire/WB)

28 40 BOY KRAZY /Good Times... (Next Plateau /London/PLG)

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5 3 3 0 AARON NEVILLE /Don't Take Away My Heaven (A &M)

4 2 2 0 PETER CETERA/Even A Fool Can See (WB)

8 6 4 0 TINA TURNER /I Don't Wanna Fight (Virgin)

13 10 7 0 STING /Fields Of Gold (A &M)

18 13 8 0 WHITNEY HOUSTON /Run To You (Arista)

3 5 5 7 ROD STEWART/Have I Told You Lately (WB)

2 4 6 8 DAVID CROSBY & PHIL COLLINS/Hero (Atlantic /AG)

11 11 11 0 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS /It's Alright (Shanachie)

9 8 9 10 CHRIS ISAAK /Can't Do A Thing (To Stop Me) (Reprise)

26 19 15 m JON SECADA/l'm Free (SBK /ERG)

6 9 12 12 EXPOSE /I'll Never Get Over You (Getting...) (Arista)

29 18 ® C. DION & C. GRIFFIN/When I Fall... (Epic Soundtrax)

17 14 14 m LAUREN CHRISTY/You Read Me Wrong (Mercury)

22 18 16 ® LISA FISCHER /Colors Of Love ( Elektra)

7 7 10 16 CATHY DENNIS /Moments Of Love (Polydor /PLG)

25 21 21 m TAYLOR DAYNE /Can't Get Enough Of Your Love (Arista)

14 15 17 18 RESTLESS HEART f/WARREN HILL/Tell Me... (RCA)

27 23 23 m JOSHUA KADISON /Jessie (SBK /ERG)

23 20 20 m MARC COHN /Walk Through The World (Atlantic /AG)

to 12 13 21 REGINA BELLE /If I Could (Columbia)

24 22 22 ® LUTHER VANDROSS /Little Miracles (Happen...) (LV /Epic)

30 28 25 CO JAMES INGRAM /Someone Like You (WB)

30 26 m STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River (Sailor /PG /PLG)

15 16 24 25 V. WILLIAMS & B. McKNIGHT/Love Is (Giant/Reprise)

- 27 m NATALIE COLE/Take A Look (Elektra)

BREAKER ® BRIAN McKNIGHT/One Last Cry (Mercury)

- - 3o DONALD FAGEN/Tomorrow's Girls (Reprise)

19 17 19 29 JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin)

I DEBUT m WYNONNA/Tell Me Why (Curb /MCA)

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JODECI /Lately (Uptown /MCA)

MARY J. BLIGE /Love No Limit (Uptown /MCA)

VERTICAL HOLD /Seems You're Much Too Busy (A &M)

SILK /Girl U For Me ( Elektra)

LEVERT /ABC -123 (Atlantic /AG)

II D EXTREME /Cry No More (Gasoline Alley /MCA)

MEN AT LARGE/Um Um Good (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

TONY TONI TONE /If I Had No Loot (Wing /Mercury)

ROBIN S /Show Me Love (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

T.C.F. CREW /I Ain't The One (Cold Chillin' /WB)

BRIAN McKNIGHT /One Last Cry (Mercury)

HI- FIVE/Unconditional Love (Jive)

INTRO/Let Me Be The One (Atlantic /AG)

TAG TEAM/Whoomp! (There It Is) (Life /Bellmark)

CHERYL 'PEPSI!' RILEY /Gimme (Reprise)

PORTRAIT /Day By Day (Capitol)

TONI BRAXTON /Another Sad Love Song (LaFace /Arista)

WHITNEY HOUSTON/Run To You (Arista)

TLC /Get It Up (LaFace/Epic Soundtrax)

MICA PARIS /I Wanna Hold On To You (Island /PLG)

FIVE XI/Say It Isn't Over (RCA)

JOHNNY GILL/The Floor (Motown)

1 OF THE GIRLS /Do Da What (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

ONYX /Slam (RAL /Chaos)

JOMANDA /I Like It (Big Beat /Atlantic Group)

JADE /One Woman (Giant /Reprise)

REGINA BELLE /Quiet Time (Columbia)

BIG BUB /24/7 (Good Lovin') (EastWest/Atlantic Group)

LO-KEY?/Hey There Pretty Lady (Perspective /A &M)

SADE/Feel No Pain (Epic)

DR. DRE/Dre Day (Death Row /Interscope /Atlantic Group)

NATALIE COLE/Take A Look (Elektra)

AFTER 7/Truly Something Special (Virgin)

O'JAYS/Somebody Else Will (EMI/ERG)

JOE /I'm In Luv (Mercury)

NUTTIN' NYCE/In My Nature (Pocketown /Jive)

JANET JACKSON/That's The Way Love Goes (Virgin)

NAUGHTY BY NATURE/It's On! (Tommy Boy)

MICHAEL COOPER /So Good (Reprise)

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PORNO FOR PYROS/Porno For Pyros (WB)

U2/Zooropa (Island /PLG)

NEW ORDER/Republic (Qwest /WB)

PAUL WESTERBERG /14 Songs (Sire /Reprise)'

POSIES /Frosting On The Beater (DGC)

MIDNIGHT OIL /Earth And Sun And Moon (Columbia)

MATTHEW SWEET/The Ugly Truth... (Tracks) (Zoo)

RADIOHEAD/Pablo Honey (Capitol)

LENNY KRAVITZ /Are You Gonna Go My Way (Virgin)

DEPECHE MODE /Songs Of Faith And... (Sire /Reprise)

CRANBERRIES /Everybody Else Is Doing It... (Island /PLG)

DRAMARAMA /Hi -Fi Sci -Fi (Chameleon /Elektra)

OMD /Liberator (Virgin)

AIMEE MANN/Whatever (Imago)

TRASH CAN SINATRAS /I've Seen... (Go!Discs/London/PLG)

STONE TEMPLE PILOTS /Core (Atlantic /AG)

ZIGGY MARLEY & MELODY... /Joy & Blues (Virgin)

WORLD PARTY /Bang! (Ensign /Chrysalis /ERG)

STING/Ten Summoner's Tales (A &M) Keeps bullet due to continued growth.

Complete TOP 30 New Rock Chart Pg. 64

w , 1 JEFF LORBER /Worth... (Verve Forecast/PolyGram)

3 0 MICHAEL FRANKS /Dragonfly Summer (Reprise)

4 0 DAN SIEGEL/The Getaway (Sin -Drome)

o 0 DAVE KOZ /Lucky Man (Capitol)

2 5 JAllMASTERS/The Jazomasters (JVC)

5 0 DONALD FAGEN /Kamakiriad (Reprise)'

6 0 PAUL JACKSON JR. /A River In The Desert (Atlantic /AG)'

e O MARK WHITFIELD /Mark Whitfield (WB)

9 0 ERIC MARIENTHAL/One Touch (GRP)

7 10 TOWER OF POWER/T.O.P (Epic)

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Complete TOP 30 Contemporary Jazz Chart Pg. 56

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4 3 2 0 QUEENSRYCHE/Real World (Columbia)

7 6 5 0 SOUL ASYLUM/Runaway Train (Columbia)

1 2 3 4 AC/DC/Big Gun (Columbia)

22 15 9 0 ROBERT PLANT/29 Palms (Es Paranza /Atlantic Group)

5 5 6 6 STONE TEMPLE PILOTS/Plush (Atlantic /AG)

6 7 7 7 BILLY IDOL/Shock To The System (Chrysalis /ERG)

9 8 8 0 STEVE MILLER BAND/Wide River (Sailor /Polydor /PLG)

13 11 10 0 COVERDALE /PAGE/Take Me For A Little While (Geffen)

2 1 4 10 PAT BENATAR/Everybody Lay Down (Chrysalis /ERG)

18 14 13 m BROTHER CANE /Got No Shame (Virgin)

11 10 12 12 OZZY OSBOURNE /Changes (Epic)

33 23 2r ® ROBIN ZANDER/l've Always... (Interscope /Atlantic Group)

17 17 14 0 DREAM THEATER /Another Day (EastA st /Atlantic Group)

21 19 16 ® STING /Fields Of Gold (A &M)

8 9 11 16 JACKYL/When Will It Rain (Geffen)

16 1s 15 17 WINGER/Down Incognito (Atlantic /AG)

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42 2 CRY OF LOVE /Peace Pipe (Columbia)

29 24 21 ED POSIES /Dream All Day (DGC)

BREAKER ® GEORGE THOROGOOD &.../Get A Haircut (EMI/ERG)

31 27 24 ® LENNY KRAVITZ/Believe (Virgin)

18 23 U2 /Numb (Island /PLG)

12 13 17 24 DONALD FAGEN/Tomorrow's Girls (Reprise)

41 36 31 ® GIN BLOSSOMS/Hey Jealousy (A &M)

38 30 30 f:1) ALICE IN CHAINS/What The Hell Have I (Columbia)

37 29 27 ® PORNO FOR PYROS/Pets (WB)

42 34 28 m PETER GABRIEL /Secret World (Geffen)

49 32 29 m BON JOVI /l'II Sleep When I'm Dead (Jambco /Mercury)

34 28 26 MEGADETH /Angry Again (Columbia)'

3 12 22 31 AEROSMITH/Eat The Rich (Geffen)

26 21 23 32 V. MORRISON i /J.L. HOOKER/Gloria (Polydor /PLG)

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44 38 34 m ARCADE /Cry No More (Epic)

53 43 36 0 ALLGOOD /It's Alright (A &M)

50 39 m PAUL RODGERS/Louisiana Blues (Victory Music /PLG)

DEBUT ® U2/Zooropa (Island /PLG)

54 44 38 0 BLIND MELONMo Rain (Capitol)

so 46 40 m SAVATAGE/Edge Of Thorns (Atlantic/AG)

so 44 C) VINCE NEIL /Can't Have Your Cake (WB)

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4 0 CLINT BLACK with WYNONNA /A Bad Goodbye (RCA)

3 0 JOHN ANDERSON /Morley In The Bank (BNA Entertainment)

7 0 REBA McENTIRE /It's Your Call (MCA)

6 0 GEORGE STRAIT/When Did You Stop Loving Me (MCA)

8 0 BROOKS & DUNN/We'll Burn That Bridge (Arista)

s 7 T. TUCKER w /D. McCLINTON/Tell Me... (Liberty)

13 0 MARK CHESNUTT /It Sure Is Monday (MCA)

to 0 CONFEDERATE RAILROAD/When... (Atlantic Nash /AG)

12 m PAM TILLIS /Cleopatra, Queen Of Denial (Arista)

15 m SAMMY KERSHAW /Haunted Heart (Mercury)

16 ® TRACY LAWRENCE /Can't Break It To... (Atlantic Nash /AG)

17 0 CARLENE CARTER /Every Little Thing (Giant)

19 0 LITTLE TEXAS/What Might Have Been (WB)

20 0 DOUG STONE /Why Didn't I Think Of That (Epic)

21 0 RESTLESS HEART/We Got The Love (RCA)

22 0 DOUG SUPERNAW/Reno (BNA Entertainment)

23 0 SHENANDOAH /Janie Baker (RCA)

24 0 HAL KETCHUM /Mama Knows The Highway (Curb)

25 G TRISHA YEARWOOD /Down On My Knees (MCA)

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BREAKERS WYNONNA /Only Love (Curb /MCA)

CLAY WALKER/What's It To You (Giant)

TRAVIS TRITT/Looking Out For Number One (WB)

LARRY STEWART/I'll Cry Tomorrow (RCA)

TOBY KEITH /He Ain't Worth Missing (Mercury)

RONNIE MILSAP/True Believer (Liberty)

DEBUTS

I DEBUT ci) PATTY LOVELESS /Nothin' But The Wheel (Epic)

Complete TOP 50 Country Chart Pg. 58; Country Song Information Index Pg. 62



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