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ISSUE NUMBER 509 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER NOVEMBER 11, 1983

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STATIONS CAN SPONSOR POLITICAL DEBATES

A new FCC decision allows radio stations to sponsor political debates without having to give equal time to minor candidates. Details in the Washington Report. Page 4

BIG STATION SALES BONANZA Mutual sells WCFL for $8 million to State- wide; Robinson buys KWK-AM & FM from Doubleday; NBC sells WRC; and Capitol, Multimedia, and Marion in complex Louis- ville swap. Page 3, 20

RADIO SEEKS END TO COUNTRY PLAYLIST WAR

"Once a record is No. 1, we don't stop playing it ... People who do that are doing charts to accommodate labels" - Bill Mayne, KVET & KASEIAustin In Part 2 of Lon Helton's significant series on Country playlist wars, three PDs point out practices that upset them and call for a peace initiative in the artificial battles for chart numbers. Page 36

PEOPLE IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK

Wayne Cornils RAB Exec. VP Michael Plen VP at IRS Paul LeSage GSM of WTMJ Al Moll GM at WLZZ & WZUU Jon Russell KROR's PD Jim Price resigns as KGB & KPOP GM

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KRLY MAKES PROGRESS IN HOUSTON

As part of a series on Urban Contemporary radio, Walt Love checks on the progress KRLY/Houston has made in breaking down advertiser stereotypes about the Urban audience. Page 40

PRICING STRATEGY: A KEY TO GOOD MANAGEMENT

Kevin B. Sweeney insists that pricing and inventory management are prime responsibilities of any good GM, and counters some accepted industry theories on the subject.

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CAN A/C PLAY CHR CROSSOVERS?

Three A/C programmers feel most stations in the format are missing the boat by avoid- ing some of the more adventurous mass appeal CHR hits. Page 34

CHR BATTLE IN BOSTON WHTT and WXKS-FM have a hot contest going in Boston, and PDs Rick Peters and Sunny Joe White discuss their different approaches ... and their high level of respect for each other. Page 22

OVERVIEWING MUSIC RESEARCH

Jhan Hiber reviews some of the basic techniques of station music research, weighing pros and cons and adding a few ideas of his own. Page 12

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Metromedia Cancels KRLD Sale To CBS

The $27 million sale of all - News KRLD/Dallas and the Texas State Networks from Metromedia to CBS, announced in April, was abruptly called off Tuesday (11-8). Metromedia pulled out of the deal only hours after the FCC waived its rules to let the group acquire KNBN- TV/Dallas (Channel 33) without having to divest itself of KRLD to prevent an undue concentra- tion of media control.

"We're extremely disappoint- ed in Metromedia's action," said George Schweitzer, VP/Communications, CBS Broadcast Group. He indicated CBS had known of Metrome- dia's waiver bid for several months, but declined comment on whether CBS is exploring legal action. Now that WEEI; Boston has been sold, he noted that cancellation of the Dallas deal opens the way for CBS to pick up one additional AM prop- erty.

Metromedia Radio Division President Carl Brazell told R&R, "I'm particularly proud that we're hanging on to KRLD because I spent four years there. I'm also pleased because it should put to rest the rumors that Metromedia is getting out of radio." Brazell added he's confident no breach of contract occurred.

Metromedia obtained the waiver by taking advantage of a loophole inserted into FCC rules in the days when UHF television stations were unpopular. Metromedia fortified its request with a proposal to use KRLD's news resources for what Brazell describes as a first -ever special primetime television newscast over KNBN, which will be renamed KRLD-TV.

AP Deputy Director/Broad- cast Services Jim Hood said the development would have no effect on AP Radio's plans to launch a statewide Texas radio network of its own on January 2

Mitchell Rejoins KJR As PD Former KJR/Seattle PD

Tracy Mitchell has returned to the station as Program Direc- tor. Mitchell replaces departing PD Benjamin Hill, who left last week to become PD at KFMK/Houston.

KJR VP/GM Ed Wodka commented, "The entire staff and management is excited about Tracy's return. He's a high- energy and very creative individual. KJR and Tracy Mit- chell were very successful together here before, and we're thrilled to have him back. It's a fun time for us."

Most recently, Mitchell served a year as Station Manager at KUEN & KYJR/Wenatchee, WA. Prior to that, he spent seven years with KJR as an air personality, MD, and then two

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Roberts RKO's VP/Programming Dave Roberts, Manag-

er/Market Research for the CBS -FM Group and PD of company -owned KRQR/San Francisco, has been appointed VP/Director of Programming at the RKO Radio Networks. He succeeds Dan Griffin, who was named VP/GM of WRKO/Bos- ton (R&R, 9-30). Replacing Roberts in the KRQR programming post is Assistant PD Jon Russell (see story Page 3).

Commenting on the appointment, RKO Radio Networks President Tom Burchill stated, "Dave brings every aspect of programming expertise to the station marketplace we serve - as station program director, corporate executive, and a finely -tuned ear. His fundamen- tal knowledge of contemporary stations and the music they play makes him a natural choice for this position."

"These past two years with CBS -FM and KRQR have been the most exhilarating of my career," Roberts remarked to R&R. "I'm proud to have been a part of (CBS -FM VP) Robert Hyland's team at the CBS -FM Group and to have played a role in the tremendous growth of that organization. I now look

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Travis Earns GCC VP Stripes GCC Communications has ele-

vated WGCL/Cleveland PD/ Operations Manager Bob Travis to the position of VP/Program- ming for the company.

In announcing the promotion, GCC President Kim Colebrook said, "Bob has been an exceptional programmer for us, orchestrating a steady increase in ratings, resulting in the un- disputed number one position 12+ in Cleveland's summer Ar- bitron ratings. His appointment as an officer of our company

KSON-AM & FM Set Programming Change

Hunter Named Operations Manager; Shepard PD For Country Combo

KSON-AM & FM/San Diego PD Rod Hunter has been promoted to Operations Manager for the stations, and WRKT/ Cocoa Beach, FL PD Mike Shepard has come on board as Program Director. Hunter will continue to handle the morning show on KSON-FM, and former KSON (AM) PD Lee Shannon will retain his AM morning show, but give up his programming duties.

Don Nelson, VP/GM of KSON-AM & FM, told R&R, "KSON has always operated with on -air PDs. It is a sign of the times that we can no longer afford the luxury of one person doing two different jobs. Rod has put in seven years of service to KSON and is the right hand of this whole operation. We wanted him in a position where he could oversee all of

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positions us for an exciting growth period."

Travis told R&R, "I welcome the challenge of this new position with a company that is an important part of this market. We are building a strong company here, which will contribute to a healthy broadcasting industry. I think it's important to also thank everyone who works at WGCL, and who has worked there, because without them all our success today wouldn't be a reality." Travis hinted at a possible expansion of GCC's radio properties in the near future.

Joining WGCL in 1977 as MD/ air personality from WIFI/Phil- adelphia, Travis was named PD in 1978, and became Opera- tions Manager in 1981.

Mercer Heads CKLW & CKJY

Gary Mercer, General Sales Manager of CKLW & CKJY/ Windsor -Detroit since March, has been promoted to Senior Vice President. In this position Mercer will be in charge of the daily operations of all facets of the station, and will report to Bassett Broadcasting President Doug Bassett in Toronto. Mer- cer replaces Bob Baker, who resigned last week.

Mercer told R&R, "I've been at it a long time but now one of the boys from the street made it to the top." When asked about his plans, Mercer stated, "I've been with this company nine and one-half years - I've got some plans. We've gone more full -service on CKLW, and that's long overdue in my opinion. We're heading in the right direction, while meeting the challenges of being Canadian stations that are competing in the Detroit market."

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Moll Elevated To WLZZ & WZUU GM WLZZ/Milwaukee Station Manager Al

Moll has been promoted to GM for both WLZZ and sister FM outlet WZUU. Moll replaces VP/GM Paul LeSage, who departed to join crosstown WTMJ as GSM (see separate story) .

In making the appointment, Ma'rite Ex- ecutive VP/Director of Radio Gil Rosen- wald stated, "Al is a knowledgeable, enthusiastic, take - charge individual. We have a commitment to WZUU & WLZZ, and Al is a leader who can change commitment to accomplishment." Al Moll

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ago. His prior broadcast experience includes on -air work at WQYK/Tampa and an additional stint in sales at WISM/Madison. Moll told R&R, "Whenever you have new direction, it hopefully adds a new spark to the stations, and that en- thusiasm is what I'm going to try to provide. We're all pulling for one cause, and that's to take these stations to the top. We've been successful this year, but I'm never satisfied ... I always want more."

LeSage Named WTMJ GSM

Paul LeSage has been appointed General Sales Manager at WTMJ/Milwaukee. He joins the station from the VP/GM post at neighboring WLZZ & WZUU, where he worked for 15 years.

WTMJ & WKTI VP/GM Steve Smith commented, "We're delighted to have Paul with us. He's an outstanding broadcaster and will add a great deal to both the sales staff and the entire radio station."

LeSage came to WLZZ & WZUU in 1968 as Chief Engi- neer. He moved into Paul LeSage sales in 1972, was named Sales Manager in

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Price Resigns As KGB & KPQP GM

Jim Price has resigned as GM of KGB & KPQP/San Diego after ten years in the position. No permanent replacement has been named, but Operations Manager Cliff Cox will serve as interim GM of both stations.

Co-owner Mike Brown commented, "Jim was GM of the stations for ten years and did

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Turkey Time In observance of the Thanksgiving holiday,

R&R will close its offices on Thursday, November 24 and Friday, November 25. Our Los Angeles, Nashville, and Washington locations will be open for regular business hours on Monday, November 28.

Cornils Joins RAB As Exec. VP Wayne Cornils, a leading radio executive

at the NAB since 1976, has joined the Radio Advertising Bureau in the newly -created position of Executive VP. He had most recently been Senior VP/Radio for NAB, and takes up his new duties December 1.

RAB President/ CEO Bill Stakelin commented, "Wayne is a recognized leader in the radio industry, and is well known by broadcasters around the country. We are most fortunate to have him on our team."

Cornils began his Wayne Cornils radio career as a 9th grader in the early '50s, serving as weekend personality for WTRW/ Two Rivers, WI. He went on to work as air personality, PD, Chief Engineer, janitor, and Assistant Manager at KPIG/Cedar Rapids, and became part-owner and Presi- dent/GM of KFXD/Boise. In 1976, after serving as Chairman of NAB's Small Mar- ket Radio Committee, he moved to Wash- ington as the group's Director of Member- ship; he became Radio VP in June 1978 and received his most recent promotion in Sep- tember of this year.

In a separate development, it was announced that longtime RAB Senior VP Joe Vincent had retired from the organization.

Plen Promoted To VP At IRS

Michael Plen has been elevated to VP/Promotion at IRS Records, where he had held the Director of Promotion position since 1981. He previously worked at A&M.

Commenting on the promotion, IRS Exec. VP Jay Boberg stated, "Michael Plen has at- tained new levels of success for IRS at both Top 40 and AOR radio while continuing to be the controversial outspoken voice of IRS to the radio community. Michael provides an invaluable contribution to IRS." Michael Plen

Plen told R&R, "I'm gratified by the confidence IRS has shown in me with this promotion, and I will continue in good faith to shove the best new music down radio's throat ... via their ears, of course."

BLAIR TO SELL FIRM TO KOPPER

Starfleet To Go Independent Again The Starfleet Blair radio/TV music pro-

duction company is set to return to independent status, as President Sam Kopper and the John Blair Co. announced an agreement for Blair to sell Starfleet back to Kopper. The company has operated as a unit of Blair's Entertainment Division since Blair bought it in July 1980.

Kopper said final terms have not been settled, but that the deal should be completed at year's end. The name Starfleet may not be retained, but the company's radio and TV projects remain on target, he said, and current staff will remain.

Explaining the move, Kopper stated, "It has been a very productive three years. We've had a constructive relationship with Blair Entertainment, Blair Radio, and the company at large. However, our once - parallel intentions have diverged in the last year.

"The very nature of Starfleet's business, radio and TV program creation and production, as differentiated from sales and distribution, is not readily at home in a large corporate environment. In fact, it's easier for us to service the other major

entertainment corporations that we now work with by being independent ourselves. There's less potential for complicated politics, and more goes into the product."

Russell Upped To KRQR PD

Jon Russell has been promoted to PD/MD of KRQR/San Francisco, following former PD Dave Roberts's move to RKO Radio Networks as VP/Programming (see story Page 1) . Russell had been Assistant PD/MD at the CBS AOR station, and will relinquish his airshift, with other shifts extended to cover the schedule.

KRQR GM George Sosson told R&R, "We recruited Jon from KZAP/Sacramento when we became an AOR station in January 1982. He has been instrumental in making us the top AOR station in the most competitive AOR market in the country. He's got a superb ear for music, he has developed immensely as an administrator,

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TRANSACTIONS

Major Stations On Block Mutual Sells WCFL; Doubleday Divests KWK-AM & FM;

NBC Sells WRC; Three -Way Louisville Switch

Statewide Broadcasting of Pompano Beach, FL has agreed to buy WCFUChicago from Mu-

tual for $8 million, pending FCC approval. The

station operates on 1000 kHz with 50kw. Mutual

bought the station in 1978 for an estimated $12 million.

Statewide President/CEO Scott Ginsburg says

a format announcement will be made in about 30 days. He foresees a variety format encompas- sing discrete blocks, including increased reli-

gious programming, but said reports of a 100% religious format are "not accurate."

Ginsburg says Statewide is "an aggressive ra-

dio company" which is looking to make additional acquisitions. Its current stations, all in Florida, are WAPEIJacksonville, WKOE & WBGMITaIIa- hassee, and WVCGICoral Gables.

Robinson Buys KWK-AM & FM For $4.5 Million

Robinson Broadcasting Of Missouri has

agreed to purchase KWK-AM & FMISt. Louis from Doubleday Broadcasting for $4.5 million,

pending FCC approval. Robinson Broadcasting Chairman Larry Robin-

son said, "We're very pleased about this exciting

opportunity, and we hope to move quickly to a

top -rated position. The present AOR format is do-

ing quite well, and through every type of

research, we'll validate whether to maintain it." Robinson added that no staff changes are plann-

ed.

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Washington Report

KRDD Gets Short -Term Renewal, $1000 Fine

Spanish -formatted KRDD/Roswell, NM has narrowly missed losing its license. Al- though finding that an illegal transfer of control took place, an FCC law judge this week decided to punish owner Reginaldo Espinoza with a short-term renewal of one year and a $1000 fine. The case was designated for hearing in February of 1982.

The transfer occurred when Espinoza handed over total authority for the station to Joe and Willie Albarez in a management agreement for which they paid $1250 a month. The judge went easy on Espinoza, however, because he found no intent to break the law. He also noted that Espinoza relied on bad legal advice, filed the agreement with the local county clerk, and volun- tarily disclosed the pact during the FCC field inspection.

The judge was also persuaded by Espino- za's resumption of control over KRDD and his financial struggle to keep it on the air.

FCC Cuts Vegas Ad Fines To $250

One thousand -dollar fines against four Las Vegas stations for failing to identify an ad sponsor have been cut to $250 by the FCC staff. The stations involved are KDWN, KRAM, KEVG & KPMS, and KXTZ. Dur- ing the summer of 1982 the stations aired ads for airport revenue bonds without iden- tifying the sponsor as Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co.

Three of the stations paid their fines, but KDWN fought back and won a partial vic- tory. The Commission voted to lower the staff -imposed fines to $250 because "the advertiser's copy was confusing; other stations in the market that aired the advertise- ment appeared to be confused about the sponsorship as well; the licensee did at- tempt to clarify the sponsorship question but without success; and the licensee was warned by the client not to deviate from the prepared copy that had been carefully worded to meet legal requirements."

Although only KDWN challenged its fine, the FCC decided to forfeit $750 to each of the other stations because their circumstances were identical to KDWN's.

FCC Upholds Free Response Time For Political Ads

With some harsh words for the industry from Chairman Mark Fowler, the FCC has refused to loosen broadcaster obligations to provide free airtime in certain cases. CBS, NAB, Metromedia, and Gaylord Broad- casting asked that, in non -campaign periods, stations selling time to supporters of a candidate be required only to sell equal amounts of time to supporters of other candidates.

Currently, if stations can't find someone to buy time, they're required to furnish free airtime to opponents' supporters somewhere in their overall programming. "I think the broadcasters' concerns here obviously are that they have to give away some free time," said Fowler. "I think they ought to be more concerned about having to give away time to specific groups. The arguments they put forth, to me, really fall flat on First Amendment grounds."

12 Groups Seek License For WLIR/Long Island

A dozen would-be broadcasters have ap- plied for the license of WLIR/Long Island (Garden City). The station lost its license and is now under temporary ownership. No more applications will be accepted, but the FCC has set a December 9 deadline for amendments and petitions to deny. At least two of the applications involve well-known figures - actor Telly Savalas and New York Jets running back Freeman McNeil.

Meanwhile, an intense battle is shaping up over who will be WLIR's interim operator for the years while a permanent licensee is being chosen. The FCC has cancelled an order for an oral hearing involving the three applicants, Phoenix Media, Island Sound Communications, and Nassau Broadcasting. The cancellation came after a procedural objection by Phoenix, which is now running the station under special temporary authority and is headed by longtime WLIR GM Elton Spitzer.

Radio Cleared To Carry Ham Signals From Space Shuttle

The FCC has granted a blanket waiver of its rules so stations can broadcast ham con- versations between astronaut Owen Garri- ott and earthbound amateur operators during the nine -day Space Shuttle mission that starts November 28. Using a hand-held transceiver, Garriott (call sign W5LFL) plans during ten time periods to talk with hams located within 400 miles of the shuttle flight track.

Stations wanting to air the chats need to line up a local ham operator, who can ob- tain times, flight track data, and channel information from the American Radio Relay League in Newington, CT ( (203) 666-1541). Although Garriott will engage in some con- versations, he'll spend most of his time merely acknowledging the call signs of ham signals he hears.

For interviews and information during the mission, stations can call the NASA News Center at (713) 483-5111. Radio actualities, updated every three hours, are available at (713) 483-6111.

SMALL MARKET CONCERNS - Rising telephone line rates, computer sessions at the 1984 NAB Convention, and training for new station managers were among the topics ad-

dressed in Washington last week by NAB's Small Market Radio Committee. Joining the panel for part of the session was FCC Com- missioner Jim Quello (right), shown here being greeted by committee chairman Chuck Cooper, WKOR/Starkvile, MS President/GM.

FCC Votes To Let Stations Sponsor Political Debates In a ruling that could significantly expand coverage of next year's

local and national elections, the FCC voted this week (11-8) to let stations sponsor political debates without having to give equal time to minor candidates.

Broadcaster -sponsored debates will now be classified as "on -the -spot coverage of bona fide news events," one of the four types of broadcasts which are exempted by federal law from the equal time rule. (The others are newscasts, documentaries, and interviews.)

The exemption will apply as long as the broadcast debate is a "reasonably recent event intended in good faith by the broadcaster to inform the public and not intended to favor or disfavor any candidate." The wording "reasonably recent" will give broadcasters greater freedom to tape debates for later broadcast. The previous rule was that the debate had to be aired within 24 hours, on grounds it was no longer a news event after that.

NAB, RTNDA, and lobbyist Henry Geller - who petitioned for the changes - failed only to get one of the three changes they asked for. The FCC refused to grant an across-the-board equal time exemption for candidate appearances in documentaries, making it more difficult to do shows concen- trating on one or two candidates. The Com- mission will continue to make case -by -case judgments when questions arise about documentaries. "Reasonable News Judgments"

Key To Decisions Geller and the two associations had

argued that stations were being discourag- ed from carrying debates because they were obligated to give equal time even to

minority or fringe candidates. Another effect was to hand over debate

sponsorship to outside groups like the League of Women Voters. Then stations covered them as news events. This week's action will let broadcasters bypass third - party sponsors, arrange debates on their own, and not have any obligation to give equal time to fringe candidates. But stations must be able to defend their decisions as reasonable news judgment.

Immediate reaction to the decision was mixed. "We're tickled to death," said RTNDA Executive VP Ernie Schultz. NAB President Eddie Fritts said it "will permit viable candidates on the national, state, and local levels the opportunity to more fully present their credentials and positions to communities."

"I think this is a splendid item," said FCC Chairman Mark Fowler. "It will permit, encourage, and foster increased political debate, particularly in the smaller state and local elections. Broadcasters will now have the ability to be able to organize a debate."

League Of Women Voters Mulls Legal Action

But the move was condemned by League of Women Voters President Dorothy Rid- ings, who said it "has left the American voters even more vulnerable to the influence of the TV networks." She added, "We are examining legal remedies to counter this ruling."

LICENSE CONDITIONS IMPOSED

Pacifica's WPFW Survives "New Right" Attack A conservative group's effort to take away the license of Pacifica

Radio's WPFW/Washington was turned down Tuesday (11-8) by the FCC on a 3-0 vote. The Commission renewed the license for a full seven- year term, but imposed conditions involving programming records and public file maintenance.

The American Legal Foundation (ALF) had filed a wide-ranging petition to deny WPFW's renewal in 1981. The group, dubb- ed a "New Right" organization by Pacifica, alleged indecent programming, fairness and personal attack violations, defective ascertainment, misrepresentation of programming to the FCC, and the airing of a false nuclear attack.

Reagan -Hitler Comparison ALF branded WPFW "a voice of leftist

philosophy and social revolution" which fails to present opposing viewpoints. It was incensed, for example, at a program in which President Reagan was described as having "a Hitler -type mentality."

Until the FCC releases its decision in the case, it won't be known how each of ALF's allegations was treated. But Commission attorney Mark Solberg said the foundation had failed to prove its charges in almost every instance.

Solberg said the FCC's investigation turned up only two major problems at WPFW. One was an improperly maintained public file, which the station must correct quickly. The other was Pacifica's lack of knowledge about programs it had aired. Solberg said a condition would be placed on WPFW's

license ordering the group to devise some system for keeping track of its programming.

Mass Media Bureau Chief Jim McKinney indicated serious thought had been given to imposing a short-term renewal, an idea ultimately abandoned. He also said ALF's personal attack complaint, based on the "Hitler" remark, was being denied because ALF failed to show the alleged attack occurred during discussion of a controversial issue of public importance.

Quello Hits "Outrageous" Programming

FCC Commissioner Jim Quello remarked, "Whether it's a personal attack or not, it's a little bit outrageous, but we're in an awkward position of having to defend their right to say it. I think this group, particularly, puts the American principles of freedom of expression and freedom of the press to the ultimate test."

And FCC General Counsel Bruce Fein said "additional defamation action" against WPFW, presumably in court, is still possible, "so we're by no means cloaking with immunity the outrageous statements made."


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Music As Medicine From time to time people escape

pressures and ease their minds through music, whether they're in the business or not. A recent Prevention magazine article reports a growing number 'of health professionals who are following that lead as well. To treat stress -related illnesses like high blood pressure, migraines and ulcers, some hospitals and music therapists are providing patients with head- phones and tape-recorded music or

even videotapes. Soothing melodies are culled from classical, jazz, and blues libraries. And even some currently popular pieces are used. Besides helping patients to relax,

which doctors say is key in treating many illnesses, it's speculated that music produces the same "feel good" chemicals (peptides with a

pain -relieving effect, secreted in the brain) produced by long-distance running and meditation.

Cable Guide Ranks Rock Videos One of the highlights of last year's Grammy Awards was

the video honor bestowed upon former Monkee Michael Nesmith. This year's awards are still several months away from being announced. But viewing guide "ON CABLE" has jumped the gun with its own rating of rock videos. The top three in each of four main categories are:

BEST "Beat It" - Michael Jackson "Hungry Like The Wolf" - Duran Duran "Rock This Town" - Stray Cats

SEXIEST "Images Of Heaven Peter Godwin "Candy Man" - Mary Jane Girls "Girls On Film" - Duran Duran

MOST UNUSUAL "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" - Eurythmics "Burning Down The House" - Talking Heads "Shock The Monkey" -

Peter Gabriel

MOST EXPENSIVE "Take It Away" - Paul McCartney "Beat It" - Michael Jackson "Body Language" - Queen

Among the boring or worst video clip offerings, according to the magazine: the Rolling Stones' "Start Me Up," Marvin Gaye's "Sexual Healing," and Jefferson Starship's "Winds Of Change." Laurie Anderson's "O Superman" and Captain Beefheart's "Ice Cream For Crow" fell under the ex-

treme avant-garde classification. De

scribed as having "great energy and a

sense of fun" were black clips by George Clinton ("Atomic Dog"), Gap Band ("Party Train"), and Weather Girls ("It's Raining Men").

Tope Sells Radio As Primary Medium

Unlike radio, most media are eye -oriented. To help radio com- pete in today's media battle, New York -based positioning agency Trout & Ries is arming stations with a 45 -minute videotape presentation, "The Eye Vs. The Ear." Complemented by a hand- out brochure, the tape helps sell radio as a primary medium to agencies and clients. Com- munication experts discuss human memory, how auditory images last longer than visual images, and how important the listening process is in education. Cassettes are priced at $295; each additional tape is $195. For more information contact Miriam Cooper at (212) 869-8888.

Rock Star Murder Conspiracy?

if such notables as Walter Cronkite and Paul Newman were considered enemies of the Nixon White House, then the former Presi- dent couldn't possibly have been very fond of acid -rockers. At least producer/director Larry Buchanan hopes not. He's planning "Down On

Us," a movie in which Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, and Jimi Hendrix are murdered by the Nixon Administra- tion. According to the New York Post, Buchanan's information comes from a former U.S. official known only as "Touchstone." The producer claims his source is "reliable."

Job Goof -Off Time Gauged

It seems workers can't wait until their annual two-week vacation rolls around. They're also vacationing on the job. So says the findings of a personnel directors' poll which indicates the average employee goofs away 32% of the workday. That rounds out to nearly four months of paid vacation each year.

Teen Habits Monitored Records, Tapes Popular Buy Items;

Soft Rock Radio, Men At Work Favored Teen-age Research Unlimited's second market study of 1500 teens

shows 20% listening to records/tapes between five and ten hours a week and 13.4% listening between 11 and 20 hours. 54% expressed their enjoyment of soft rock radio formats compared to 31 % who opted for hard rock. Not surprising- ly, 60% of teen girls favored the soft rock outlets, while only 47% of males did.

Accounting for an average $30 billion spent each year, teen purchases range from fast food to records and tapes. In fact, when they were asked what they would spend an extra $50 on, 48% of respondents said part of it would go to records and prerecorded tapes. Teen boys tend to be bigger buyers than their female peers (47% vs. 43%).

As to their artist preferences, the group was given a list of 15 performers representative of various music genres. Men At Work led the pack with 50% coming in second was Duran Duran. Others included in the survey were AC/DC, Alabama, Neil Diamond, Thomas Dolby, Marvin Gaye, Billy Joel, Joni Mitchell, Musical Youth, Prince, REO Speedwagon, Bob Seger, Stray Cats, and Weather Report. Country music, however, remains low on teens' pop- ularity charts. For example, only 19% liked Alabama "very much," while another 15% were unfamiliar with the group.

Advertising And The Law Confused about the legality of most

ads ... especially your competition's? The American Advertising Federation is sponsor- ing its seventh annual Advertising Law & Public Affairs conference, en- titled "New Trends In Advertising Law & Public Affairs," in Washington, DC on December 8. Among the speakers at the daylong conference are former FCC Chairmen Dean Burch and Richard Wiley and former FCC Commissioner Lee Loevinger. For information, call Julie Dolan at (202) 898-0089.

Meredith Money For Minority Broadcasters

Des Moines -based Meredith Broadcasting has announced a

scholarship program for minority broadcasting students. An annual award of $1500 each will be made to a fulltime junior or senior student who resides in each of the eight areas where Meredith has broadcasting properties.

The markets where awards will be made are Atlanta, Bay City/ Saginaw/Flint, Fresno, Kansas City, Orlando, Pittsburgh, Phoenix, and Syracuse. Additional information can be obtained by writing Meredith Corp. Broadcasting Group Minority Scholarship Program, CSFA, Box 297, St. Peter, MN 56082.

What Time Is It?

A while back Chicago posed the musical question "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" For those stations and people who do care about knowing the precise time (within one hun- dred milliseconds), the U.S. Naval Observatory is providing a special new telephone number. Callers in the U.S. and Bermuda can dial 1 -900 -410 -TIME; cost is 50 cents for the first minute and 35 cents for each additional minute, plus tax. Dialers in Australia must use the international access code plus 1, then 900-410-8463. Cost there

and in Bermuda is billed according to the standard location rates currently in effect. Since the 900 prefix must be dialed directly, calls from coin telephone units, hotels, some business telephone systems, Calling -Cards, and operator -assisted calls can't be made to 900 numbers.

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Networks/Program Suppliers MUSIC FEATURES

Innerview Innerview:

Kansas (November 28)

John Cougar Mellencamp (December 5)

London Wavelength BBC Rock Hour:

Culture Club (November 27)

Y & T (December 4)

BBC Special: Rolling Stones at the Beeb (December 1-20)

Rock Over London: Depeche Mode (November 26-27) Bryan Adams (December 3-4)

Mutual Specials:

"The Great Entertainers" w/CMA award winners (Thanksgiving weekend)

"Fleetwood Mac, Stevie Nicks, Chicago" wRhost Dick Clark (Thanksgiving weekend)

Narwood Country Closeup:

Waylon Jennings (November 28)

Music Makers: Frankie Carle (November 28)

Specials: "Salute To Bing" (Thanksgiving weekend)

NBC Source:

Zebra/Golden Earring concert (November 25-27)

Stray Cats (December 2-4)

RKO Networks Captured Live (PG Prod.):

Aldo Nova (December 17)

Countdown America w/ John Leader (IS INC):

Irene Cara spotlighted (November 19-20)

Solid Gold Saturday Night (Dick Bartley):

The Name Game' Girls' Names Hits

(November 26) Bob Dylan (December 3)

Rolling Stone Magazine Productions Guest DJ:

Doors' Ray Manzarek (November 28)

Rainbow's Joe Lynn Turner (December 5)

Syndicate It, Inc. Radiorobics w/Jayne Kennedy (daily)

United Stations Country Six Pack:

"Family Reunion" special w/Mandrell, Cash,

Frizzell 8 West clans (Thanksgiving)

Dick Clark's Rock, Roll & Remember:

Stevie Wonder (November 25-27)

The Great Sounds: Georgia Gibbs (November 25-27)

TRASHING IT UPON SUNDAY - Mirage's Southside Johnny was a recent guest host of Starfleet Blair's live "Sunday Sessions" program. Pictured celebrating the show's success afterwards are (l -r) producer Jackie Gross, Starfleet's George Wardwell, host and WBCN/Boston personality Mark Parenteau, Southside Johnny, and Starfleet President Sam Kopper.

DIRECTION NET NABS 200 - The ABC Direction Network, in operation since January 1982, signed its 200th affiliate when it landed Capitol Broad- casting's WVAF/Charleston, WV. After making that announcement, the network added another seven stations. On hand for the 200th affiliate signing were (clockwise from lower left) Capitol Station Group President Ken Johnson; ABC Radio Networks VP/Sr. Exec. Robert Benson; WVAF GM Jim Davis; ABC Adult Radio Networks VP John Axten; Direction Net Director Vin- cent Gardino; and ABC Radio Networks President Edward McLaughlin.

Hot Rocks: Human League (November 25-27)

Solid Gold Country: Con Hunley (November 25-27)

Weekly Country Music Countdown: Mel Tiflis (November 25-27)

Watermark Soundtrack of the '605:

Sony Bono/Beach Boys Convention/Joanie Sommers (November 26-27)

Westwood One Dr. Demento:

David Brenner interview (November 25-27)

Demented side of vintage rock 'n' roll (December 2-4)

In Concert: INXS/Bllly Idol (November 25-27)

COUGAR SINKS CHOPPERS INTO CHOPPER - When John Cougar

Mellencamp (I) spent his 32nd birthday working on a forthcoming special for the Source, network staffers decided to present him with a cake in the

shape of his beloved Harley Davidson. Shown with Mellencamp are (l -r)

Source PD Frank Cody, Riva/PolyGram's George Meier, Source producer Chuck Schwartz, and Source Program Manager/Rock Reporter Rona Elliot.

Off The Record Specials: AC/DC (November 25-27)

Robert Plant (December 2-4)

Rock Album Countdown: Eddie Money/Aldo Nova (November 25-27)

Genesis/Rainbow (December 2-4)

Rock Chronicles: Critics (November 25-27) Husbands, wives and lovers (December 2-4)

Special Edition: Pointer Sisters/Pt. I (November 25-27)

Pointer Sisters/Pt. It (December 2-4)

Star Trak Profiles: Juice Newton (November 25-27)

ABC Entertainment Net/ Silver Eagle (DIR):

David Frizzell/Shelly West (November 26)

FM Net: "Ringo's Yellow Submarine"

(Now thru November 26)

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

Rock stars as producers (November 27)

Rock Net/King Biscuit (DIR): Areimals/Mitch Ryder (November 27)

Clayton Webster Country Calendar:

Dolly Parton (November 28)

Rodney Crowell (November 29)

David Allan Coe (November 30)

Merle Haggard (December 1)

Anne Murray (December 2)

Ferlai Husky (December 3)

Porter Wagoner (December 4)

Retro Rock: Quiet Riotllron Malien (November 28)

Continuum Broadcasting Don & Deanna On Stoecker Street:

Zacherle/Screaming Jay Hawkins

(November 25-27) Flresign Theatre (December 2-4)

NEWS & INFORMATION FEATURES ABC

All six radio nets will present special programming retrospective on Kennedy years (November 11-22)

Entertainment Net: "Exercising Caution" examines harmful effects of

exercise w/Jeri Hamilton (November 14-18)

Information Net: Myths about common cold/dangers of cigarettes on

"John Stossel Consumer Lookout" (November 14-20)

Rock Net: "Lifelines" features Dr. June Fry on Insomnia and

sleeping tips (Fantini Prod.) (November 14-16)

"Rockrotes" with Pat St. John: 7 -part interview with Joey DeMalo of Man o'War (November 14-20)

CBS Exploring America special (November 12-13)

RadioRadio: Kool 8 the Gang/actress Season Hubiey/producer

Spencer Proffer/actress Bonnie Urseth/Sha Na

Na's John Bauman on "Kris Erik Stevens - In

Touch" (November 14-20)

Clayton Webster Jack Carney's Comedy Show: Musical comedy (November 28)

Joe Piscopo At Large: Andy Summers, Pt. I, II (November 21-22)

Abe Simmons Thanksgiving tips (November 23)

Surprise John Oates announcement (November 25)

Letters (James Brown ?I) (November 26)

College bulletin (November 27)

Sporting News Report: Scott McGregor/Rick Dempsey/Alex Karras/Bart

Starr/Larry BIrd/Pete Rose (November 21)

Mutual "The Billy Packer - Al McGuire Show," a daily five-

minute college basketball program, debuts (November 28)

Narwood Minding Your Business: Noise pollution, I/computer security (November 14)

Noise pollution, II/how to give criticism (November 15)

Employee health incentives, I (November 18)

Flexible retirements, 1/employee health Incentives, II

(November 17)

NBC Newsline Extra: "No Easy Answers" discusses Central America and

the Caribbean via foreign policy decisions and

their effects here and abroad w/Alan Walden (Week of November 14)

Professional Rodeo Network Coverage of the National Finals Rodeo in Oklahoma

City (December 3-12)

Progressive Radio Net Computer Program: Home comptteraNariety stores/written inetruc-

banslbuildkg own computer kits (Week of November 14)

Laugh Machine: Bickersons/Robert Klein/Bob Newhart/Robin Wil-

liams (Week of November 14)

News Blimp: Music influences weight losshraining space

pilots/pro frisbee/war toys (Week of November 14)

Sound Advice: Muttipath distortion/antennas/tuner overload (Week

of November 14)

Radio Entertainment Net The Olympic Minute: An artists' marathon (November 14)

Czech and double Czech (November 15)

From gate crasher to host (November 16)

Medal of Courage (November 17)

High hopes hurt (November 18)

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

music, movie dips, and Interviews with Matt Dillon, Diane Lane. Francis Coppola, el at. (Now thus December)

Strand Broadcast Services Something You Should Know: Working with anger (November 14)

Do you need a computer (November 15)

Men who don't grow up (November 16)

Sexual attraction (November 18)

Westwood One Brad Messer's Daybook: Moby Dick/Nellie By (November 14)

Vietnam anti -war march/Mason-Dixon line (November 15)

US -Soviet relations/William Tell (November 16)

Moon rover 1970ANomen's Temperance Union

(November 17)

George Gallup/Mickey Mouse (November 18)

Spaces & Places: New world of men's cosmetics (November 11-13) Married people who work together

(November 18-20)

Tellin' It Like K Was: How slavery started In new world/African slave

trade/slave factories (November 11-13) 10 -part series on artist Robert Duncanson

(November 18-20)

PEOPLE Paul Goldstein joins Narwood

Productions' Stations Relations Department. He comes to the company from six years with KOGO/San Diego. In other activity, Marta Wacyk is upped to Operations Manager. And

comedian Bob Hope has been added to the guest lineup of "Salute To Bing," scheduled for national broadcast over Thanksgiving weekend.

Cynthia Kitay is tapped to handle Affiliate Relations for Rolling Stone Magazine Productions' "Guest DJ" program.

Lou Nanne, VP/GM of NHL's Minnesota North Stars, agrees to serve as a color commentator for ABC Radio Sports' 1984 Winter Olympics coverage.

Bob Tallman and Hadley Bar- rett are the announcers for the Na-

tional Finals Rodeo '83 in Oklahoma City. Tallman is also host of "Great American Cowboy." That show is pro-

duced by Professional Rodeo Net- work, Inc., which is providing coverage of the rodeo finals December 3-12. The ten 4 1/2 -

minute daily features will be broadcast via Mutual Broadcasting's satellite. There will also be a telephone call -in

system on-line for stations without ac-

cess to the Mutual satellite.

Burns Media Consultants, Inc. is now marketing the Burns/Somer- set "Continuous Country" 24 -hour format. It had been represented nationally by Fairwest Studios.

LRB LIVE ON RKO - PG Productions recently hosted a party on behalf of the Little River Band's successful live satellite broadcast for RKO's "Live In

Concert Series." Gathered backstage at the Universal Amphitheatre in Los

Angeles were (l -r) PG Productions' Ron Dollinger, LRB's Dave Hirschfelder and Wayne Nelson, RKO's Gary Landis, group's Graham Noble, Steve

Housden, John Farnham, Beeb Birtles and Derek Pellicci, LRB manager

Glen Wheatly, producer Patrick Griffith, and show host Dick Bartley.


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CLIFF RICHARD CELEBRATES 25 - On a recent promotion tour to celebrate his 25th year with EMI Records, Chit Richard stopped by KIIS-FM/Los Angeles to play his new single "Never Say DM." Participating in the celebration (l -r) are EMI/Liberty's Jack Satter. KIIS-FM PD Gerry De Francesco, Richard, and MD Mike Scheeler.

WITZ GETS GREASY - 300 people showed up recently for WITZ/Jasper, IN's "Grease Night." With only '50s and '60s music played, the festivities included limbo, yo yo, and hula hoop contests. Included was a contest for the best -dressed girl and guy greaser. Shown here is the very greasy host of Grease Night, PD Gene Kuntz.

STRANGE BREW AT WLS - Mercury/PolyGram artists Bob and Doug McKen- zie recently visited WLS/Chicago to promote their new movie "Strange Brew." Shown (l -r) are WLS's Garry Meier, Dave "Doug" Thomas and Rick "Bob" Moranis, and air personality Steve Dahl.

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Pro: Motions Blair Advances Two In Chicago

Brian Robinson Stephen J. Sorich Blair Radio's Chicago office has restructured, with

Brian Robinson promoted to the newly -created post of Senior VP/Midwest. He was previously VP/Manager of the firm's Dallas office. Additionally, Account Ex-

ecutive Stephen J. Sorich assumes the newly - created post of Sales Manager in his office. He is a

five-year veteran of the company and has also worked for Eastman and the Chicago police force.

Zimmermann To A&M Home Video

Z. Zimmermann has been moved up to Manager of Home Video at A&M. She is a seven-year veteran of the company and has spent the last four years as Special Projects Coordinator and Assistant to VP

Bob Reitman. Z. Zimmermann

Thomas Forms Consultancy David Thomas, most recently GM of WEZI/Mem-

phis (now WGKX), has formed Productive Partner- ship to assist broadcasters with management and pro-

gramming services. Besides WGKX, Thomas's clients will include South Central Broadcasting stations in

Nashville, Knoxville, and Evansville, and WTFM/Kings- port, TN. The new company can be reached at (901) 755-9452.

Morel Station Manager Of OZ Bruce Morel has been promoted to Station

Manager of Newfoundland's OZ FM Network and its flagship CHOZ/St. Johns. He had been PD & Opera- tions Manager for the network. The OZ FM chain broadcasts CHOZ's programming through seven repeaters throughout the province.

King Works For This Beats Workin' Tony King is a new partner at independent dance

music promoter This Beats Workin'. He spent the last five years at RCA, where he was Creative Services Director and Director of Dance Music Promotion. He's also been Executive VP at Rocket Records and General Manager of Apple Records in London.

Capitol Business Affairs Taps Culpepper

Gary Culpepper has been promoted at Capitol to Director of Business Affairs. He joined the label in

1981 from the entertainment law firm of Irwin &

Rosen and had been Director of the Entertainment Law Division. Culpepper's career also includes stints as house counsel at Casablanca and ABC Records.

Two New VPs At Christal At the Christal Company rep firm, Gail Harrison

and Jack Kettell have both been promoted to Vice President. Harrison has been the rep's Office Manager in San Francisco for the past three years, while Kettell has managed the Boston office for five.

Al & WPR Team Up San Francisco -based Audio Independents has

pacted with Western Public Radio to provide production services for the latter company. Under the terms of the agreement, Al will relocate crosstown to WPR's headquarters but the two companies will continue to be managed separately. Additionally, Thom O'Hair has been named Al Program Director. He was previously the firm's Director of Professional Development &

Training.

NYSBA's New Officers Jack G. Thayer, VP/GM of WNEW/New York, has

been elected President of the New York State Broadcasters Association effective with the new year. Also elected to one-year terms are VP Arthur M. Angstreich of NBC; Secretary James E. Champlin, President of Beck -Ross Communications, and Trea- surer Walter C. Maxwell of WBPM & WGHQ/King- ston.

Diaz Promoted At KSON Ed Diaz has been named Local Sales Manager for

KSON/San Diego. He was previously an Account Ex- ecutive there and has worked for crosstown stations KCBQ and XHRM.

Irwin Starts Sonia Randy Irwin has started independently -distributed

Sonia Records with a first release, "Deeper In Love" by Rick Sheppard, shipping immediately. Irwin, who will be the label's GM, can be reached at (212) 570-7370.

Sire Sets Three At Sire Records, Suzanne

Emil has been upped to Promo- tion and Production Coordinator from other duties in the Promotion Department. Shirley Divers, Assis- tant to the President, has added A&R Assistant duties and Robyn McBryde joins as Promotion Secretary from Warner Com- munications. Suzanne Emil

Talkington Talks PR for Permian Myrl Talkington is tapped as Director of National

PR and Publicity for Dallas -based Permian Records. She comes to the industry from Braniff Airlines, where she had worked in PR for the past 15 years.

Watussi With Top Flight New York -based Top Flight records has linked up

with L.A.'s Watussi Enterprises to form the Top Flight/Watussi label, with Italian -import product from ludy and Gee Gee & the Gym Band scheduled shortly. Top Flight can be reached at (212) 807-7822.

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Telephone Callout One of the methods used in numerous

stations has to do with calling the public and playing songs over the phone. Here are some of the pros/cons of this idea .. .

Pros: 1. Allows a station to randomly sam-

ple a cross-section of its audience weekly. I'd suggest at least 100 completed calls weekly among your target demos.

2. Relatively low cost. Often you can use interns or parttimers to conduct such research.

3. The "listener" at the other end of the phone can hear the "hook" -a key segment of five or ten seconds - of the songs you're testing and thus more easily give you feedback than in other research approaches.

4. You don't need to identify the song or artist specifically, leading to more objective responses than other methods (such as mailed questionnaires). Cons:

1. Because of the relatively small sample size you need to track at least two weeks worth of calls in order to make reliable decisions.

Music Research: An Overview

Music research is one of the most necessary - and most misun- derstood - aspects of many stations. The latter part of that statement was brought home to me at the recent NRBA convention, where I did a presentation on local station research. Some of the questions at and following that session prompted me to think that perhaps many of you are perplexed when it comes to music research issues. Let's see if we can clear up some confusion, and perhaps suggest a new approach that can offer significant ratings dividends.

Let's review some of the leading types of music research, their pros and cons, 2. Although you can often use low-cost then look at a music research system that personnel, they are sometimes poorly might even work better for you. For the trained or supervised, and that can harm sake of this column I'll assume you rely your effort. I've even seen cases where on input from trades and track local stations were being ripped off by callout record store sales, but let's go beyond staffs who were faking the data and these approaches. essentially just partying when they were

supposed to be calling. 3. The person at the other end of the

call may not want to be bothered with your call. He/she might refuse, or might go along grudgingly - thus clouding the quality of your data. Also, the "hook" played may not be enjoyable to the respondent, while some other portion of the tune might have been fine.

What can it cost to set up and maintain a properly executed music research callout system? In one major market with which I'm familiar, a station spent $30,000 annually on personnel, computer tabulations, sample selection/design, etc. You can certainly do it for less - but the figure above is

representative for many markets.

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Q&A A call from Ted Atkins, VP/GM of WTAE & WHTX/Pittsburgh,

brought to mind a question I've heard from a number of you: "I've heard that it will take 51 % of the Arbitron subscribers in my market to vote to use the new governmental definition next fall, when Arbitron plans to plug in the new metro specs. Is this correct?"

No, Ted. The new Office of Management and Budget definitions (debuted here this spring) will automatically take effect in the fall '84 Arbitron sweeps (or thereafter for markets without fall surveys). The only way this could be stopped would be for all of the Arbitron subscribers in an area to vote to retain the current market configuration.

However, if 51% or more of a market's subscribers want to have the new metro specs before next fall's sweep they can vote to do so and Arbitron would implement the new county lineup for the next relevant survey in that market.

R&R/Friday, November 1 1 , 1983

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Anthony Upped At Surrey Kent Nichols, President of Surrey Consult-

ing & Research, has announced the promotion of Don Anthony. Anthony, who has been serving as Vice -President of Marketing, will now assume the mantle of VP for Marketing and Development. Anthony's background has been on -air and programming jobs, as well as the music representative business.

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Hiber, Hart & Patrick Expands, Relocates The Hiber, Hart & Patrick research/marketing consultancy has enlarged

its staff and moved into new offices to accommodate the growth. John Stonis, formerly Research Director at KING/Seattle and KGW/Portland has been appointed Manager of Client Services. Also joining H,H&P is Cassandra Santisteban, who was Research Director at KSFM/Sacramento. Ms. Santis- teban will serve as Research Analyst, and will join Stonis in the firm's new Eastern office.

Effective November 14, Hiber, Hart & Patrick's Washington, DC area office will be located at 14440 Cherry Lane Court, Suite 215, Laurel, MD 20707. The firm's phone number will remain (301) 776-8855.

Mailout Questionnaires Some stations prefer this approach to

the callout technique. Others use the two methods side -by -side in order to cross -tab the results and look for verification of trends. Let's look at the pluses/minuses of the mailout system .. .

"What should I do when the results of my callout and the results of my mailout differ radically on a certain song?"

Pros: 1. Less staff is necessary to implement

this technique. Whereas several callers are used in the phone out method usually just one person can design and set up the mailing for a weekly questionnaire.

2. You can be sure of the questions that are asked, while in phone research this is a variable, subject to interpretation of the interviewer.

3. The data can be tallied easily. Cons:

1. Since the name of the song and artist are listed this can bias responses. Some folks automatically like songs by a particular artist - so listing Eddie Rab - bitt and his latest tune may skew the results in favor of Eddie Rabbitt fans.

2. Since the questions are designed in advance and listed on the questionnaire, there is little opportunity for probing. Follow-up is often nil, whereas in the phone interview this can be a real plus - in determining why someone really likes/dislikes a particular song, for example.

3. Selection of the sample can be a problem. In obtaining sample for callout, random numbers can be generated and called, covering those with and without listed phones. In set- ting up the sample for mailout some stations use contest winners or others who have volunteered for the research. This injects a bias into the sample that is

undesirable. Using listings of names and addresses from the phone book also in- vites problems, since in many markets half or more of the residents don't have their phone listed for one reason or another.

I'm often asked "What should I do when the results of my callout and the results of my mailout differ radically on a certain song?" My suggestion is to rely more heavily on the phone results. Points one and three above are deadly problems with the questionnaire mailout approach, in my opinion.

Format -Flow Callout Let me leave you with some thoughts

about how callout can be made even more useful. Currently stations play over the phone hooks from 10-20 current tunes they want to gauge reactions to. All too often, however, the songs are not played in the rotation likely to be aired. As a result listeners may give a false idea of their true feelings about a song.

If a station plays a rotation between

"Testing the music in a rotation congruent with the way your flow is actually set up could make a great deal of sense."

spots that flows current -recurrent -oldie - current, why doesn't it test the music that way? A listener might like a particular current, but perhaps would tune out if the song was back-to-back with an oldie or recurrent. Testing the music in a rotation congruent with the way your flow is actually set up could make a great deal of sense. Not only could you gauge reaction to your individual tunes, but also to the way in which you are set- ting up the rotations.

The types of music research discussed here can help. Look at the pros/cons of each, then test to see which best fits your needs and resources. Let me know if you have any questions. And when in doubt - use your gut!


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Management Part IV of our serialization will appear next month. "The Six Million Dollar Manager" and Kevin B. Sweeney's other works are available from the Kevin B. Sweeney Companies, PO Box 1673, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360.

The Six Million Dollar Manager: Part III By Kevin B. Sweeney

It summarizes this way: Groups will continue buying everything, even some of those AMs up on the dial north of Fort Apache. One result is that there will be no easy, under -financed opponents in the 50 top markets.

Another result will be the vir- tual end of the owner -manager. The radio station manager's boss will probably see the licensee's CEO - and then maybe from a distance - once or twice a year.

More and more, programming will be mass-produced in a factory far away. Or it will be stirred up to his own recipe by a "visiting chef" inside the station. The station manager himself will provide a few of the ingredients. The "recipes" will be approved by the group head and executed by the programming consultant with deference shown to the station GM only in the areas where FCC involvement with program content is possible.

Sizable differences in ARB shares will be rare among the top five to ten (depending on market size) stations in each market. Not that there won't be comet -like appearances of new formats which give a station a momentary, two - book growth pattern.

Sorry if this sounds like George Orwell to some of you. But enough of you are already living this script to know that these predic- tions probably won't be too far from the mark.

Now, how does the Six Million Dollar Manager respond to this environment?

Some of the entrepreneurial types can begin looking in the nooks and crannies of the major markets for a facility that is viable through the late 1980s - and one where they can have equity that will produce a nicely - rounded capital gain for them three to five years hence.

Or get out of their present large market and get some equity where the prices are less than $6 million, maybe markets ranked 50-100. But better move fast before the facilities in these metros are priced out of sight!

But for those of you who elect to stay, I have some suggestions on how you might be more successful and even grow up to be the "Presi- dent, Radio Station Group, Broad- cast Division."

Before I launch into the suggestions, I'll point out that there are many different styles of management. I don't mean the manager's personal style but the philosophic approach to increasing the bottom line.

(1) Is it "spend your way to prosperity?"

(2) Is it "save your way to prosperity?"

(3) Or is it "somewhere in between?"

MBAs, unlike us English ma- jors, have fancy names for these

strategies. But since most of you, fortunately, are not MBAs, I feel sure that you will understand better what I am talking about when I use these terms.

I must position myself with you if you are to evaluate what I recommend. I think of myself as a (3) - "somewhere in between." However, I have clients who claim that I am unreconstructed (1). And I am where the business is sick. The bottom line is only there when the top line, sales, permits it.

And having unloaded that oracular observation, I'll make one more comment about management philosophy:

In 1980s radio, the station that "saves its way" is going to have a hellishly bad time.

Broad Spectrum Recommendations

What is recommended here is broad-spectrum. Obviously, there are huge differences in operating an all -News station and a rock station. What is recommended has, I hope, general applicability, more effective for some stations than others but relevant to all.

These recommendations are confined to six strategic areas, the ones that I regard as being almost equally important to all varieties of stations. But you are free to disagree with the Big Six.

We'll start with the most urgent recommendation, applicable to over nine in ten of big -market stations. It is the most urgent need of almost every station that I have had a close-up look at. But it might not make a list of "the 100 most important steps you take to make a station profitable" list by some of radio's most successful managers.

This "most urgent recommendation" is

Pricing/Inventory Management

What? Pricing and Inventory Manage-

ment an important function for the Six Million Dollar Manager? Ridiculous!

Even if it were an important function it is a function of sales management, not of the general manager!

Wrong. I'll repeat: Pricing and Inven-

tory Management - and the mastering of the techniques thereof - is a general manager's function. At least strategically. The day-to-day tactics can be handled by the sales manager but the direction must be set by the general manager.

And if he sets them correctly, the station's salability and its profits can be increased very substantially, regardless of shifts in ARB share.

Hundreds of millions of dollars worth of radio station inventory, maybe more than a billion dollars, goes unsold every year.

The dimension of the unsold inventory at most stations makes this a general manager's problem. For the same reason that Clemenceau, the World War I premier of France, gave when he took over the battlefield decisions: "War is too important to be left to the generals," general managers must assume the strategic management of the inventory.

And the Pricing strategy. For two reasons, at least: (1) You don't let the sales

manager make very many other decisions that involve more than $50. And, at any important stations, this pricing and inventory decision is anywhere from 1000 to 10,000 times larger than $50.

(2) Even if he thinks like a strate- gist - and a few sales managers do - the sales manager is busy on the battlefield with dozens of tactical decisions a day. He doesn't have the time to think strategically at most stations.

I am now going to presume that you want to sell more of your inventory and that is because you really don't sell all of it now.

(The manager who proclaims "we are sold out all the time" really means that he is sold out all the time Thursday through Satur- day.)

How Much Unsold? The first step in an Inventory

Management and Pricing Strategy is to assess the problem - to determine how much inventory goes unsold on a regular basis.

If your station is on computer, that's theoretically simple. The problem is that most computer programs that radio stations have bought cannot look back far enough to achieve perspective.

But let's pretend that you ran a monthly -inventory -sold report every month for the past 12 and found that you had moved 81 percent of the l0am-3pm Monday -Fri- day block at an average rate of

$84. If you are a 12 -unit -per -hour sta-

tion, that's about $252,000 annually you didn't sell in the second most attractive segment of the day.

Add up the Sunday inventory you didn't sell and the 7pm-midnight, plus both drive times, and I'll bet you that a station with a $5

million potential (sold out, ex- cluding midnight to 6am) can find somewhere between a half -million and $1 million in unsold potential.

Pardon me while I read your mind.

(A) "No station can sell all its inventory all the time"

(B) "Why should radio be able to sell all its inventory? No other business does"

(C) "Like most stations, we sell everything from Thursday 6am to Saturday at 6pm. But agencies don't want Tuesday or after 8pm Monday through Wednesday. And you're not going to make them buy it at any price."

At least in part, (A) (B) and (C) are wrong. Stations can sell substantially all their inventory all the time. Many other businesses not only do but must sell substantially all their inventory all the time. And there is not a reason in the world why Monday through Wednesday can't be sold out and all day Sunday sold, etc.

But not at the same full price that you sell the most desirable segments of the day - morning traffic Thursday through Satur- day.

Every Station Has A System

Every station has some kind of informal pricing and inventory management system that addresses the whole problem of unsold inventory, inventory that moves slowly because it is not as desirable, rates of competitors, a weak showing in the current ARB or some other natural catastrophe.

And these informal systems take the form of TAP, BTA, AM/FM combinations, weekend plans, grids, 30s are 90% of minute, high range low range, preemptible weekly circulation plans, ROS, AAAA to B in Spot Radio Rates and Data.

Plus all the quick -print sheets that are addenda to the rate card locally which carry colorfully - named plans that twist the basic rate card to almost unrecogniz- able shapes.

In about 80 percent of the major stations in this proud nation you won't find many of the rates being paid by the principal advertisers anywhere on the current rate card. Or maybe on any of the last three cards.

This is not a comment on the mortality of station pricing. It's a comment on the mechanics. Media departments, station reps and others involved in the process have long recognized that a great many stations can be "bent" into taking less than the numbers con- tained in the Spot Radio Rates and Data listing.

They recognize that in many cases the stations are like people selling a house. The SRRD listing of stations is an offer to sell and the seller may take less or "take back a second" or agree to pay for "new carpeting in the living room" in order to sell.

I don't view "rate cutting" as immoral. Adjusting the rate to meet the demand is what Bloom- ingdale's and General Motors and Citibank do every day.

The marketplace sets the rate on all goods and services. And it is only the naivete of many radio people, their insularity, their lack of knowledge of the real world of commerce and industry, that makes them puff up with holier- than-thou indignation when a competitor sells something for less than his published rate.


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STREET TALK. We're keeping our eyes on a highly unusual

development at WLW/Cincinnati. The station recently broadcast a lengthy interview with pro- claimed presidential candidate and Hustler magazine Publisher Larry Flynt. When Flynt's language during the interview got "too colorful," the station felt it necessary to "bleep out" many of his comments. Flynt's attorneys have now threatened WLW with a $1 billion (that's correct) lawsuit if the station doesn't rebroadcast the interview in its entirety (no bleeps). The attorneys are charging that, according to FCC rules, WLW had no right to edit a presidential candidate's remarks. However, there are now a couple of questions that need answers before things proceed. First, was Flynt a legal presidential candidate at the time of the program, and was WLW's invitation to speak justification to invoke the Fairness Doctrine? As it now stands, WLW has not been served with any papers, but if Flynt does have a case, it could have major implications for all broadcasters over the next twelve months.

The WCI/PolyGram international merger has been delayed by the two companies, following CBS's lengthy filing opposed to the joint venture. The firms have asked the West Ger- man government to postpone its ruling on the legality of the coupling until March 15. Addi- tionally, WCI has not yet given our FTC all the documents that agency requested in its antitrust scrutiny. No one expected something this big to happen quickly, so this delay is not surprising.

Langan & West ("Those Dudes") are out at KMET/Los Angeles. It was a relatively short stay for the morning duo ... they arrived from KISW/Seattle in August. Cynthia Fox moves from middays to mornings and will team with newsman Paraquat Kelly.

Atco's Scott Regan, a five -and -a -half -year label veteran, has resigned his position as Direc- tor National Pop Promotion ... he'll be announcing new plans shortly. In the meantime, you can find Scott nursing a case of "radio - fever," working as a weekender at Z100/New York.

Richard Drury is the new President/GM of Country -formatted WMNX/Tallahassee. He'd been VP/GM at WYKS/Gainesville, FL.

Belated Happy Birthday to Z93/Atlanta PD John Young. The Atlanta promotion community threw him a giant birthday bash which included some choice videotaped messages from those unable to attend.

Maryann Roque will segue from evenings at WKHK/New York to an as -yet -unan- nounced shift at WPLJ/New York on November 20. Is she going to do mornings with Jim Kerr, as rumors running around the city indicate, or will she fill the remaining open evening shift? Either way, Maryann's exit from WKHK leaves PD Dene Hallam with an immediate opening.

And while we're talking about Mr. Hallam ... Dene has convinced an unsuspecting Judy Lopes to become Mrs. Hallam sometime in May. Our congratulations to them both.

At KMBZ/Kansas City, Phil Mueller has been hired as News/Program Director. He'd formerly served in Bonneville's Washington news bureau. Former interim PD Bill Morse has stepped up to Supervisor/Broadcast Opera- tions.

A new CHR FM has signed on in Las Vegas, KITT. At the programming helm of the outlet is former KIOI/San Francisco morning personality Ken Copper. KITT is the sister station of KRAM, and Bill Berkey will serve as Exec. VP/GM for both facilities.

John London & Ron Engelman, last at KMGG/Los Angeles, have been busy pitching some scripts for TV shows at the nets. They are still interested in raising hell in the mornings on the radio. Call at (213) 352-1175.

Congrats to Jay Stone, who becomes PD at KC101/New Haven under new Operations Manager Mike Scalzi.

Even though WKOS/Murfreesboro- Nashville has been CHR for some time, the station has never been a ratings contender. Now, consultant Steve Rivers is involved with the station and things may get quite a bit more interesting soon. Adopting the new slogan "96 Kiss," the station has plans to begin a major marketing campaign.

Arista West Coast Regional promo rep Pat Martine has exited the company and is seeking another opportunity. Pat can be reached at (213) 373-7995.

Looks like huge money giveaways are back! KSSK/Honolulu has launched a $1 million giveaway which translates into $20,000 a year for 50 years.

And while we're in the islands, the next time you're visiting Maui, you can now dial up the hits in stereo. CHR-formatted KVIB/Maui is on the air at 94.7 mHz under PD Don Sullivan.

WHIO/Dayton Operations Manager Drew Bentley is leaving the station, and he's looking for a new programming opportunity. He's available by calling (513) 433-0298.

WNAM/Appleton-Oshkosh MD Chris Caine has been named PD at sister station WAHC, taking the station into a Hot Hits -type CHR format. Chris retains his music duties at WNAM.

Since we mentioned that KLHT/San Francisco has changed call letters back to KYA-FM, we've also learned that the A/C format has changed to Oldies. Former KYA(AM) afternoon drive personality Roger W. Morgan will be handling mornings on KYA-FM.

Our condolences to the family and friends of WIRA/Ft. Pierce personality Bob Connell. Bob passed away last week; he was 43. A jock since the early '60s, Bob worked at WPTR/Albany prior to joining WIRA.

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What Is Love Anyway? Devising a universal definition of love has been an obsession of

songwriters since Adam ate the apple and wrote 'Eve Of Destruction." The definitions of what love is are as many as the variations of the condition itself, with the latest suggestions coming from Eurythmics, who suggest love is a stranger, and Pat Benatar, who contends it's a battlefield.

In pre -rock times, it was asserted that love was a many-splendored thing, and Ed- die Floyd later seconded that emotion with "Love Is A Doggone Good Thing." On the other hand, Lou Rawls insisted it was a hur - tin' thing. Disagreements are common, with perhaps the most direct being Joan Baez's statement that "Love Is Just A Four -Letter Word" countered with James Phelps's "Love Is A Five -Letter Word." (Most people, especially English teachers, would have to go with Joan on this one.) Rick Springfield opines that "Love Is

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Trumpeting Trevor Horn

The Buggies in their militaristic transvestite phase; Trevor Horn at left.

When the newly -reformed Yes was looking

for a producer, they turned to Trevor Horn, probably less so because he used to be their

lead vocalist than because after Yes broke up

he became one of England's most sought-

after producers. Horn first carne to public at-

tention as half of the technopop duo the Bug-

gies, with Geoff Downes, later of Yes and

now with Asia. The Buggies didn't exactly kill

any radio stars, but they did achieve some in-

ternational renown as a clever novelty pop

group. Their invitation to join Yes, replacing

Jon Anderson and Rick Wakeman, was

generally regarded as just about as logical as

asking Tony Orlando to join Deep Purple, but

the unlikely lineup stayed together for one

studio and one live LP. After the split, Horn

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Pistols and Bow Wow Wow manager

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acts like the Korgis and Philip Jap did not set

the world alight, but now, in addition to his Yes

work, Horn has a British label of his own,

mysteriously called Zang Tumb Tuum, thus

far specializing in industrial noise experiments and a gay -slanted group called Frankie Goes To Hollywood, revamping Gerry & the Pacemakers' "Ferry Cross The Mersey."

WHAT IS...

Alright Tonite" (upsetting those English teachers on a couple of counts) , but Johnnie Taylor previously filed a brief that it was "Better In The AM."

Other songs over the years have suggested that love is a rose (Linda Ronstadt), the drug (Roxy Music), alive (Gary Wright), a baseball game (the Intruders), blue (Paul Mauriat), here and now you're gone (the Supremes, who earlier described love as like an itching in their hearts), thicker than water (Andy Gibb), like oxygen (the Sweet, who contradict Gibb scien- tifically, since water was thicker than oxygen last time I looked at a chemistry book) , all around (the Troggs) , and like a rock (Donnie Iris).

For a few final words on an overworked subject, let's turn to England Dan & John Ford Coley, who claim love is the answer; the Grass Roots, who said love is what you make it; the deeply philosophical Mickey & Sylvia, who simply called it "strange"; and the Brothers Johnson, who solved the whole problem by declaring "Love Is." (Thanks to R&R's Sean Ross for the idea.)

High Infidelity Bob Dylan's titling his new album "In-

fidels" is kind of intriguing in light of his highly -publicized born-again Christian episode over the last few years. The giant R&R research department consulted its giant dictionary and came up with this primary definition of infidel: "One who is not a Christian or who opposes Christianity." The secondary definition goes like this: "(A) An unbeliever in respect to a particular religion; (B) one who acknowledges no religious belief."

Kim Carnes: Tus t Plain Folk

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Kim links with Bob Linkletter for heavy-duty philosophical ruminations.

Kim Carnes is a relatively recent hitmaker, scoring first with her Kenny Rogers duet "Don't Fall In Love With A Dreamer" in 1980, then "More Love" solo the same year, and hitting the jackpot with "Bette Davis Eyes" in 1981. She had been recording solo for some time before, starting with a solo album

in 1971 for Jimmy Bowen's Amos label, followed by a few LPs on A&M. (Also interspersed was a lot of songwriting and some background vocals for an animated bub-

blegum group, the Sugar Bears - modeled after the Post Sugar Crisp cereal mascots.)

Her first recorded venture was in the folk vein, a thoughtful yet rousing 1967 number called

"Winds Of Nowhere." The billing was Bob & Kim, Bob being Bob Linkletter, son of Art, and a

budding spokesman for a generation himself in such memorable folk-rock social commentaries

as "The Out Crowd" (an answer of sorts to Doble Gray's "The In Crowd" celebrating the virtues

of squaredom and conventionality). Kids used to say the darnedest things.

Further compounding the matter is Dylan's song "Man Of Peace," a rousing apocalyp- tic ditty that wouldn't be out of place thematically on the "Saved" LP; and "Neighborhood Bully," a strongly pro - Israel number.

The Case of the Missing Rick Springfield Album: I'm not sure if Rick would be thrilled to have it come out, but there was an album set for release by Columbia in late 1974 that didn't come out after Rick's "Ameri- can Girls" single failed to happen in a big way. Tracks include that single, originals called "Sweet Teezer," "Trash," and "Beethoven Street," and a version of the Beatles' "Eleanor Rigby" (which Rick had already recorded as part of his Australian band Zoot; their version was a No. 1

Australian hit in 1971) .

The two members of Was (Not Was) carry their metaphysical -style name further by adopting the identities of Don and David Was. Don is Donald Faganson, a Detroit -based musician, while David is L.A. Herald -Examiner jazz critic David Weiss, Names aside, they are also notable for having assembled vocalists Mel Torme, Doug Feiger, Mitch Ryder, and Ozzy Osboume to participate on their current album (not together, however ... that would be too mind -boggling even for this column).

Rolling Moss Culture Club drummer Jon Moss has an

interesting and well -traveled musical history. Before cementing his present af-

1e 5 Years Ago Today

Al Herskovitz

RICHARD KALE BECOMES VP/RADIO FOR GOLDEN WEST AL HERSKOVITZ NAMED WIPIPHILADELPHIA PD

BILL HARTMAN TO MANAGE WBZIBOSTON CHARLES MACATEE STATION MANAGER AT KLIFIDALLAS NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "MacArthur Park" - Donna Summer (Casablanca) (2nd week) NUMBER ONE A/C: "Ready To Take A Change Again" - Barry Manilow (Arista) (3rd week) NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "Sleepin' Single In A Double Bed" - Barbara Mandrel) (ABC) (2nd week) NUMBER ONE LP: "52nd Street"-Billy Joel (Columbia) (2nd week)

LfR 10 Years Ago Today. NUMBER ONE TEN YEARS AGO: "Photograph" - Ringo Starr (Apple/Capitol) NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "Paper Roses" - Marie Osmond (MGM) (3rd week)

filiation, he played briefly with the Clash, Adam & the Ants, and British punk pioneers the Damned (not to mention the immortal Jane Aire & the Belvederes).

Some of the members of Night Ranger first played in an R&B-oriented band called Rubicon which recorded for 20th Century in 1978.

The issue of Michael Stanley's name keeps cropping up. To recap, in his first band, Silk, he used the name Michael Gee. Then I was informed that the name came from his father, prominent Cleveland DJ Jerry Gee. Now WMGZ-AM & FM/Sharon, PA air personality Cornet Bogdan tells me that Gee is Michael's real surname and Stanley is his middle name, and that the "MSG Production" notations on current albums stands for Michael Stanley Gee. The picture is becoming clearer ..

Finally, is there any truth to the rumor that ABC TalkRadio's Dr. Toni Grant is recording a 12 -inch single called "Shrink Rap?"

"Solid Gold" for the week of November 11 stars Miguel Brown, Peabo Bryson, Mick Fleetwood's Zoo, Crystal Gayle, Billy Joel, and the Motels ... Kashif and

Manhattan Transfer are on "Soul Train" the weekend of November 1 1-1 2 .. .

Mick Fleetwood's Zoo is set for "Saturday Night Live" November 12 ... A Flock Of Seagulls stars on the "Pop 'n' Rocker

Game" the weekend of November 12 .. .

U2 are in concert on MTV November 12,

with a Doors documentary on November 13 .


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1979, and became Station Manager a year later, being promoted to VP/GM 16 months ago. He told R&R, "I've always respected Steve as a competitor, since he and I sold against each other. It's a new challenge for me, and a pleasure to join a team of real pros at a great station."

Replacing LeSage as GM at WLZZ & WZUU is Al Moll (see story Page 3) .

Russell Continued from Page 3

and I am delighted to give him this promotion based on his outstanding performance."

Russell, who worked at KXOA/ Sacramento and KKXX/Bakersfield before becoming MD at KZAP, told R&R, "I'd like to congratulate Dave Roberts. I learned a lot from working closely with Dave. He's dearly loved by the whole staff and will be sorely missed. I'm very excited about moving into the program director's position. I look forward to the challenge of keeping KRQR on top of the AOR heap."

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a fine job of maintaining our number one contemporary status in the market." He added that a new manager will probably not be selected for several weeks.

Price told R&R, "We had a ten-year association, and I think we did some really great things for the radio station. I feel KGB is sort of like the Dodgers; we don't win the championship every year, but we're always in there contending. It's back in good position, and the AM is doing very well, too. We came to a difference of opinion, so we agreed to disagree."

Asked about future goals, Price said, "I'm a roll -up -your -sleeves, nuts -and -bolts, day-to-day radio man. I'd like to take a station and build it into a winner, and then the most important thing is to keep it there."

Before joining KGB in 1973, Price was President/GM of KAFY,/Bakersfield and Station Manager at KSDO/San Diego. Earlier in his 30 -year broadcast career, he was San Francisco's first Top 40 air personality as morning man at KOBY, and he was later on the air at KEWB in the same city.

KSFO Legend Don Sherwood Dies Longtime popular KSFO/San

Francisco air personality Don Sherwood died of emphysema last Friday (11-4) at age 58. A chronic smoker, Sherwood's respiratory condition forced him off the air nine years ago, but he continued the habit; when he lit a cigarette, he would turn off the oxygen bot- tles he always carried with him.

Sherwood called himself "The World's Greatest Disc Jockey." His ratings between 1953 and 1974

often justified that title, as Sher- wood commanded giant shares as KSFO's morning man for most of that period.

Sherwood was offered TV jobs in Chicago and New York, and he appeared briefly on KW-TV/Los Angeles in 1958 as the host of a comedy show. However, he never pursued those opportunities, preferring to remain in San Fran- cisco.

Upon hearing the news of Sher - wood's death, KSFO immediately

suspended regular programming to pay an extended tribute to him, while other local stations also ran features on his career.

KSFO PD Allan Hotlen told R&R, "I was lucky enough to know Don. There's a sign outside our studios that reads, 'The World's Greatest Radio Station,' and anybody who listened to KSFO during the Don Sherwood days wouldn't refute that."

Hotlen continued, "In my opinion, he had more impact on this town than any other local personality in the country ever had. We received thousands and thousands of calls ... every listener had a personal recollec- tion about him. I've never seen anything like it. Don broke the rules; he did things most managers wouldn't have the brains or the sensitivity to let talent get away with. He was probably the last really `bigger than life' personali-

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Doubleday President Gary Stevens commented, "This is part of our overall upgrade. With the seven -station rule still in effect, we wanted to be able to create a slot that'll enable us to move quickly into a top ten acquisition. It's part of our overall plan to upgrade the market sizes in which our stations are located."

The St. Louis properties are the second market acquisition for Robinson, which already owns WBBG & WMJI/Cleveland. Doubleday retains ownership of WAPPINew York, WAVA/Washing- ton, KDWB-AM & FM/Minneapolis, WMET/Chi- cago, WLLZIDetrolt, and KPKEIDenver.

KWK operates at 1380 kHz with 5kw days/ 1kw nights, while KWK-FM is at 106.5 mHz with 39kw from a tower height of 592 feet above average terrain. Memphis agent Milton G. Ford served as broker for the transaction.

NBC Sells WRC NBC announced last week it will sell WRC/

Washington to Joseph Della Ratta, a Washing- ton area real estate developer. The sale price, although not officially released, was reported to be near $4 million. The transaction is subject to approval by the NBC Board of Directors and the FCC, and is expected to occur in four to five months.

WRC, which was put on the air by NBC in 1923, operates 960 kHz with 5kw. NBC will retain sister station WKYSIWashington.

The fate of WRC's unprofitable News/Talk format is unclear. In announcing the sale to the WRC

staff, NBC President Mike Eskridge said Della

R&R/Friday, November 1 1 , 1983 Ratta's offer was accepted over other bids because he had agreed to keep the format. But Del- la Ratta, who was unavailable for comment to R&R, told the Washington Post he had an "open mind" on the format issue.

Responding to that remark, an Eskridge spokesman reconfirmed that Della Ratta had agreed to stay with N/T for a "reasonable period," although the format might be "modified" in

some way.

Capitol, Multimedia, Marion Ink Double Transactions

Capitol Broadcasting has agreed to purchase WAKY & WVEZILouisville from Multimedia Broadcasting for $3.6 million. Capitol, which already owns V/RKAILouisville, will in turn sell WRKA and WAKY to Alabama -based Marion Communications for $2.5 million.

The transactions will enable Capitol to improve the signal and tower height for WRKA's Adult/Contemporary format. Capitol also plans to transfer the WRKA call letters to WVEZ's frequency. Marion President Ernest Palmer noted he plans to discontinue WVEZ's present Beautiful Music format for Urban/Contemporary, but may retain WAKY's Oldies presentation. However, Palmer indicated WAKY & WVEZ may later flip formats, making WAKY Urban/Contemporary and WVEZ Oldies.

WRKA operates at 3kw on 103.1 mHz with a

tower height of 286 feet. WVEZ is positioned at

106.9 mHz at 670 feet with 24.5 kw. WAKY is a

5kw day/1 kw night facility at 790 kHz. Chapman & Associates served as brokers for

the Capitol/Marion transaction, while no broker was involved between Multimedia and Capitol. Pending FCC approval, the transfers are expected to be completed in early February 1984.

Marble Rolls Into Production Marble Records has been formed by Geoff Dunbar, Mike Gusler, and Paul Black. Dunbar, a marketing specialist and former KAFM/Dallas PD, is President of the Dallas -based independent label; while 13 -year CBS Records veteran Gusler is a VP based in Dallas and Black, a 12 - year Columbia executive, will serve as VP based in La Jolla, CA. First artist for the pop and country -oriented company is Dave Mason, with a single shipping shortly. Pictured (l -r) are Black, Gusler, Mason, and Dunbar.

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the departments. "Mike will devote 100% of his

time to the sound of both radio stations. He's one of the bright, new breed of programmers who are research -oriented. We're very excited about the things he has been doing in Florida, and we're pleased to have him here."

Indicating he'd be working very closely with Shepard,

Hunter commented, "All of this movement is another way of saying, `Watch our smoke.' I'm excited to be a part of it as we really start to roll in the next few months."

Shepard, who began his radio career as a board engineer at KSON in 1973, told R&R, "This is a tremendous thrill for me. It's like going home ... coming back as PD is like a dream come true."

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forward to the new challenges as I join Tom Burchill at RKO. The success of the RKO Net- works and Radioshows has been phenomenal, and Tom has great plans for the future. I'm extremely excited that I will be contributing to that future, while assuring the kind of quality programmers have come to expect from RKO."

Roberts's radio background

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A LOOK AT WHIT AND WXKS-FM

The Battle For Boston Is No Tea Party Boston is a city with a lot of history behind it. Like many other

Eastern cities, Boston played a key role in the birth of our nation during the revolutionary war. Now it is the scene of one of the most intense CHR battles in the country. What's at stake in this battle goes a lot deeper than staging the world's largest tea party with the King's favorite brew.

Here we have two diversely programmed stations: newcomer and current 12+ leader WHTT with an 8.1 share and perennial winner WXKS-FM with a 7.8 share. Separated by mere tenths of a rating point, these two stations make a good study in how opposites can share many of the same listeners, while rocking and rolling their way to big ratings and revenues using different on -air styles and musical slants.

WHTT Hits Hard Already armed with the confidence,

knowledge, and CHR successes of sister stations WCAU-FM/Philadelphia, WBBM- FM/Chicago, and early positives out of KHTR/St. Louis, the CBS -FM group decided to launch its fourth "Hit Radio" station, WHTT (formerly WEEI-FM).

Director/Programming & Promotion Rick Peters picks up the story. "We signed on in mid -September '82 as a CHR station, coming off a 2.8 share in the summer book as Soft Rock WEEI-FM. Back in the spring of '82, we had begun to look at format options along with the help of KRQR/San Francisco PD Dave Roberts, who has a Ph.D in research, (VP/CBS-FM Group) Bob Hyland III, (CBS -FM VP/Program- ming Services) Bob Vanderheyden, and our CBS -FM Director/Marketing Kathy Seipp. We wanted to know where soft rock stood in terms of the market, and where the holes were.

"We looked at public perception, not programmer perception, since the two often differ greatly. Before we decided to move the station CHR, we did reports on what everyone else was doing, which included a detailed analysis of everyone's format. Fortunately, we were already in the market so we had a pretty good idea of what was and wasn't being done. At the time, WROR was still soft and WMJX was just coming in. WCOZ and WBCN were still at war and WXKS-FM was the lone CHR."

Rick, who came from Love 94/Miami, was originally brought in to keep WEEI- FM's Soft Rock format going strong against WMJX. "It became clear there was a social trend happening here that had not been anticipated. We discovered adults were getting back to hearing uptempo, positive - feeling, rock -oriented music. It's simply a return to the good old days. If you were a teenager in the '50s when Top 40 was born, you're now 38 to 44. All of a sudden this genre of music is again familiar to adults since we all grew up on the Beatles and Stones.

"Music is more homogenized again, running a broad mass appeal gamut from Sergio Mendes to ZZ Top. There is no longer this love/hate relationship with music that used to exist. Couple this together with a format hole, and what you have is a very strong position for a station to play hit music without tempo restriction." Rick observed, "A lot of stations that are rushing

headlong into CHR are in for trouble because they haven't looked to see if there is a hole for them to fit into. The music is not enough if the opening isn't there.

"But we knew that if we came in playing current hits, it would succeed since no one else was imaged this way. As a result we've climbed from 2.8 to 3.9 to 4.6 to 6.9 to the present 8.1 share. We changed calls from WEEI-FM to WHTT on March 9, 1983, and that's when the radio station really took off. The success of WHIT, aside from the music, contests, and promotion, can directly be attributed to the CBS -FM group, which correctly analyzed the market. We found the hole, executed the change and implemented a marketing plan to fit the hole. It's simple advertising strategy, just like selling a new brand of soup."

No Specific Target Many programmers have a specific

Bright, Tight, And To The Point Using some reverb on the mike channel,

and a T.M. jingle package called "Air Power" (which is also being used at sister station B96/Chicago), WHIT has strong on - air momentum. "The jingles really are the most modern -sounding package out there. Our image is modern so they complement our sound.

"We've been on TV with spots, but the major thrust has been our debut of a brand new radio station last March 9, scrapping WEEI-FM and splashing WHIT all over the place. We simply saturated the market with TV, billboards, and print. The follow-up TV we are now doing is just reinforcement.

"Like most CHRs we are into contests, but only so they don't get in the way. We used the `Phrase That Pays' (WHIT Is My Hit Radio In Boston), which was aimed at cume. This summer we did 'High/Low Cash,' which focused on the quarter- hours. Now we are doing `Money Music,' which is targeted to our image, namely ... hits."

Rick detailed the contest. "We use a current record which is getting `power' rotation. Every time it's heard the 7th caller wins $103. The song is changed each day, with the audience being recycled to mornings to find out the new Money Music song of the day. It's a simple, easy to understand contest. We stay away from anything that would take 70 seconds to explain or has to be done over dead air."

PD Rick Peters Paul Conners 6-10am

Dick Gunton loam-2pm

Doug Ailing 2-7pm

Alex Stone 7 -midnight

mental picture of who their target audience is. That picture is then verbalized for the jocks and staff. But that's not how it works at WHTT. Rick told me, "Because of the nature of WHTT, we are very cautious not to target to any specific demo or audience. This radio station is the most mass appeal station in the market, playing the widest variety of music. We are not modal in any sense. We tend to be uptempo because of the way the market is right now.

"CHR should have that forward momentum derived from up music to keep it exciting. The jocks don't talk directly to any specific audience. We just address the market as a whole. While we have a broadbased list, we only add the music that we think fits our station image or sound, which is a bit AOR. There are so many soft stations right now, so for us to be hard - sounding is a positioning statement in itself.

"Fortunately CHR music is helping it out. Quiet Riot will probably be a number one record for us. Why CHR programmers fight playing a record like this is beyond me. While it may not be a 25-54 record, it can be balanced off and surrounded with other mass appeal songs like a Bonnie Tyler. As a format we have the luxury of having such a wide blend."

Cuming Power Anybody who thinks self -promotion via

outside media doesn't work need only look at the success of WHTT. According to the summer '83 Arbitren, WHTT cumed over one million listeners 12+. "I think this is the first time an FM station has ever broken a million cume in Boston, in both TSA and metro," Rick said. "Cume is the key to WHTT. You can build quarter-hours two ways. Get a few folks to listen for a long time, or bring in a million folks and then get them to listen for a long time.

"Our TSL is now almost that of when we were a Soft Rock station, and that is a surprise." While Rick preferred not to get specific, he did relate that he's got the fastest current rotations in the market. And don't expect to hear many oldies on WHIT. "There are seven other stations playing oldies as a big part of their formats, so whatever gold you hear on WHIT is pretty current."

Rick went on to set the record straight for some critics of the format. "This is not a high -burn format. We're turning over 10 to 15 percent of the current product a week with fresh, new product. As long as the record industry stays healthy, we'll continue to have great new product. And as

long as people play the currents, the record labels will do well. It's a really healthy cycle that's been set up."

The Personality Issue WHIT is definitely a music station first,

with personality as a secondary consideration. Rick said, "It would be unfair to say that WHIT has no personality. The personality issue is put into perspective, since the music is the personality of the radio station. The air talent is there to add to that. They are the mortar between the bricks. Remember, if you have bad mortar then your house falls down, so they are very important. The jocks are there not to get in the way of the music, so you won't hear any `bits' over dead air."

No Apologies For Teens WHIT is number one in the market. It is

also overwhelmingly the number one station for teens, with a 41.1 share. Rick adds, "I think it's astounding that 25% of the population of the TSA turns on WHTT every week. That is up over 200,000 from the spring, and 80% of that cume gain was in adults. We don't apologize for having a 40 share in teens. They were the most important demo to start with. Teens are the social leaders, and they start the trends.

"This is a classic CHR audience growth curve. The teens first, the adult females next, and finally, the adult males. We share a lot of audience with WXKS-FM, and an equal amount with WBCN. I share a bit less with the A/C's. It's hard to fight us when we are cuming with seven other major stations. We also have the third highest exclusive come in the market."

And Rick is not about to give up the teen edge. "While we don't program specifically for teens we don't do anything to chase them away. Now that WROR has gone back to A/C, and WCOZ has gone A/C, we are in a perfect position to maintain our hipness and keep our teen lead. Many of today's CHR hits have an AOR feel to them, and those artists are now considered CHR staples."

A Look Ahead So, what about that fall book, Rick? Will

WHTT stay on top? "I think we'll not only maintain market dominance, but will continue to grow in adults as well, with little sacrifice in teens. I don't know how many more folks we can cume, but I don't look for that to drop off too radically either."

Then he added, "WHIT has a lot of momentum, but we also have a lot of competition. Looking at the top three stations in the market (WHTT, WXKS-FM, and WBCN), these are the ones that are extremely well -positioned, well -marketed, and well-defined in sound. None of us sound anything like each other, so we all have a different image. Right now we are entering phase two in our growth, where we work on locking in station loyalty.

"The basic position of WHIT is to play the hits. It's something we will never give up. The public tells us what they are into this year, whether it's soft ballads, modern music, dance music, or whatever. The market dictates what WHTT does, so we check the clubs, the stores, and the phones for constant reinforcement. Ask someone in Boston who plays the hits and they will always answer WHTT," concluded a confident Rick Peters.

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WXKS-FM: A Cookin' Staff Ask someone who is from, or has recently been

to, Boston what PD/part-owner Sunny Joe White's WXKS-FM sounds like, and you'll get a variety of answers. But one thing is consistent ... everyone says it sounds great, and it's one of a kind.

As Sunny Joe himself told me, "We have a cookin' staff that is really a big reminder of what WFIL/Philadelphia sounded like in the late '60s and early '70s. My jocks get into the flow of the records. They are allowed to have a lot of fun with their content. The format is there, but we work within the format, and that way we get everything we can out of it. The one thing I stress is not to interfere with the music, but enhance it.

"Because of the nature of WHTT, we are very cautious not to target to any specific demo or audience. This radio station is the most mass appeal station in the market, playing the widest variety of music. We are not modal in any sense." - Rick Peters

"A lot of people wonder whether we are Urban or CHR," he stated. "We are not your typical station. We are a CHR station that pays attention to the Urban crossovers. We are playing the contemporary hits for this market. This includes not only Urban crossovers, but the regular pop artists, and even the modern and selected AOR crossovers as well. You see, Boston has a very small percentage of blacks (4.6% of the market). When we first came on, I'd say we were reaching about 20% of the black audience, and now it's down to about 12%.

"We do a lot of dayparting, and we do play oldies in mornings and middays, but not a lot of them. They aren't the safe A/C oldies either like Barry Manilow. You'll hear the Rolling Stones doing

rotation, helping us focus in on playing the strongest new product."

Station Production You might think that WXKS-FM would have a

lot of jingles to complement its sound. Not so. "We only use jock IDs and the rest is left up to the announcers. The jingles are there to position the guys as stars. I've found that using a bit of staging for a contest will help to move it along, but that's about it.

"We haven't changed many staffers in the last couple of years. I think most everyone has been with me for about three years or so. Jo Jo Kincaid, our newest addition, came with us about a year and a half ago. Matt Seigel does mornings with Lisa Lipps, and Boston legend Dale Dorman does afternoons for us. I even pull a nightly airshift from 6 to 9pm. I love being on the air. It helps me keep in step with the station. If I had to give one of them up it would be a hard choice to make."

A Lip Lock On The City WXKS-FM's lips are pretty visible all over the

city. Look on a billboard, a bumper sticker, a "Kiss Card" and you'll see those lips. "We still use our Kiss Card for some limited discounts at movies and such, but they've almost outlived their purpose. Our billboards are year-round. The reason I do advertising is to reinforce and make people tune you in. We don't do TV image spots since the station itself can do the best job of telling that story.

"Our latest imaging feature is a thing we call 'Lip Stickers.' There are about a million of them in circulation and they're available all over town. On the back is a small research questionnaire. There was a premium incentive of being able to win up to $5000 for filling out the form and returning it. Todd Wallace is helping us with our research using his MARS package. The form asks not only name, address, age, sex, and phone number, but it asks for the person's three favorite and three most -hated songs. We do 300 completed callouts every week based on the information from the survey. We also have our own in-house ratings service which helps us project where we're going to be.

"On the air we're doing our 'Kiss Call.' " He told me the Kiss Call is similar to a cash call contest.

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`Satisfaction,' the Zombies, Four Seasons, and some Motown. They are more from an era, and the key in- gredient is the way each one sounds. Some of these come up maybe once a month, and when you hear them it gives you that 'oh wow' kind of feeling."

Next we talked about his current rotations. "We only have three powers, and we play one of them an hour. Previously, we had 12 powers and they'd come up every quarter-hour. This has lessened the perception of playing the same song over and over. But to keep the big songs on the radio we employ a sub -power rotation, which helps increase the upper - end of our middle rotation. We also feature three of our new adds, which go into a 'pick of the week'

"We have a cookin' staff that is really a big reminder of what WFIUPhiladelphia sounded like in the late '60s and early '70s." - Sunny Joe White

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The Battle For Boston Is No Tea Party Continued from Page 24

numbers have improved since we put the contest on. We've only been doing this since mid -September and have been hit four times already. I think this has helped us to steal some adult demos from everyone else.

"Adults are our mainstay, and we're number two to WBCN in adults, but we top WHTT in adults in every category. If we can duplicate those adult numbers again in this fall book, this station will be doing just incredible. Last year we had a 7.8 share

"We're the people's station because we talk about what's happening in the city. We take a theory similar to what Scott Shannon does at Z100 ... " - Sunny Joe White

with a 22 in teens. The station is now positioned a bit more adult, and it has paid off.

"Not everyone can be the hot teen leader," noted Sunny Joe. "You've got to make a statement about where you want to grow. We certainly don't sound like an A/C station. We are up, bright, and exciting. We simply talk to the audience, but it's adult, no screaming, but a lot of fun. It's more one-on-one. We just wrap ourselves around whatever's happening in the city. We're the people's station because we talk about what's happening in the city. We take a theory similar to what Scott Shannon does at Z100/New York, but we don't talk about other radio stations," he quipped.

Bringing Summer To Boston WXKS-FM did a major promotion at the beginn-

ing of summer by bringing Donna Summer to town for a concert at the Opera House. I learned this

wasn't a tie-in with a promoter, as is usually the case. "We picked up the entire tab for the show, and gave away every single ticket to the listeners, some 2400 seats in all. It was a lot of fun and really paid off in terms of publicity and image for us."

WHTT Does It Fine With the many formatic changes in Boston, in

particular WHTT's success, I had to probe Sunny Joe's feelings toward his newest competitor. "For a Hot Hits -type station, I think they do a fine job. I've heard a number of the other CBS stations and they are right up there in programming quality and sound. The competitive edge is that we are distinct- ly different from them. While both of us play contemporary music, we surround the music with different elements. Our personalities are well-known and we feel they are key to our strength.

"I think WHIT will continue to cume very high, and with WCOZ throwing in the towel, they're likely to pick up even more audience, especially in men. I think we will continue to grow on the adult level in the 25-34 area without being a wimpy A/C station. Just play the music that adults like to hear. If WHTT were ever to go away, then by default we'd pick up the teens again.

"There are times I've wondered if I'm too close to it to see all the angles, but I'm fortunate to have some good friends out there who will be honest about a critique. When the last book came out, it was tough not to overreact," he admitted. "I know I've got a great station, because of (owner/GM) Richie Balsbaugh, the rest of the partners, and an outrageously talented staff. This station is on target to win."

Editor's Comments If you sense a high respect level between Rick

Peters and Sunny Joe White, you're on target. WHTT and WXKS-FM are two fine radio stations, which, through their spirited competition, make Boston an exciting market for the listeners, advertisers, and other competitors. Speaking of other competitors ... A/C Editor Jeff Green will cover the Adult/Contemporary side of Boston in two weeks. Watch for it.

Bits

RADIO 10/Brisbane, Australia chaperones "Senior Citizen Rock Trip '83." Radio 10 has become aware of those dedicated rockers over 50, even though the station reaches more listeners under 40

than other Brisbane stations. Last month, RADIO 10

picked the "Top 40 cotton tops and silver foxes" from listeners registered to take the rock trip of a lifetime down the Gold Coast. The first stop was the Lone Star Tavern to be wined and dined, and then on

Motion

KRGV!Brownsville welcomes new air personality Bert Garza, who was discovered while delivering pizzas to the

station ... At WLS/Chicago, two Promotion Administrator positions are filled by promoting Ed Marcin and hiring Susan Whitaker from across town at WGN ... Angela Allen moves from KVOO/Tulsa to overnights at WSTOI Evansville ... Craig Powers joins KKHRILos Angeles for weekends from KFXMISan Bernardino where he continues as PD/morning man ... John Forsythe joins KROXIDallas as morning drive personality from across town at KLIF ... At WGFMISchenectady, Lee Warner is

new to mornings from KLKTILake Tahoe, while Steve Clark joins as a weekender from WWOMIAlbany.

WKPEICape Cod makes several additions, including John St. John to morning drive from WGHINorfolk, Chris Bailey to afternoon drive from WCSCICharleston, T.J.

Stevens to nights and MD from WNVZINorfolk, and Danny Sandoval to copywriter/Production Director from KBCNICorpus Christi ... KILEIGalveston PD Scott Taylor moves from mornings to afternoons, and Kevin Mc- Call slides into mornings from nights ... Pat Garrett ar-

rives as WIKZIChambersburg to do nights from WZYOIFrederick ... KOMOIHonolulu's new lineup in-

cludes Operations Manager Austin Vali, PD Kimo Akane, Music Coordinator Lilla Miller promoted from Traffic Direc- tor. In mornings, it's Kimo Leahl, Austin Vali, and Danielle Tucker, afternoons feature Lane Robinson from sister station KKUA, and overnights are handled by Myk Powell.

to Bombay Rock to see local group Wendy & The Rocketts. Special T-shirts were designed to ensure the winners stood out in the crowd.

WLS/Chicago gives you Mickey Mouse and morning personality Larry Lujack. WLS is offering listeners the chance to win one of 25 trips for four to Walt Disney World. The vacation package includes round-trip airfare and deluxe hotel accommodations, with Lujack accompanying the winners to Disney World and the EPCOT Center. When WLS cardholders hear their numbers, they have 30 minutes to call in and win. There are over three million cardholders in the Chicago area.

KYUU/San Francisco goes global. Morning man Don Bleu will be sent around the world first class as fast as possible by Pan American Airways. Pan Am officials will meet him at airports in Taiwan, England, Japan, and other countries, making sure "Fly -Boy -Bleu" finds his next connecting flight (some are only a few minutes apart). Listeners guess the exact number of hours, minutes and seconds it'll take to complete the trip from takeoff to touchdown. The winner receives two roundtrip tickets to anywhere in the world Pan Am flies!

KCBN/Reno takes listeners' blood. As a special Halloween treat, KCBN collected a record 90 units of blood from listeners for a local blood bank drive. Donors were met at the door by Dracula and were entertained inside by belly dancers.

WRCK/Utica gives 107 minutes of discounted gas in its second annual "Gas Slash." The station picked up the 17 -cent difference between the usual $1.24 gallon price and the WRCK frequency tie-in of $1.07 for 107 minutes. Cars lined up for miles and thanked WRCK for their help.

WNFI/Daytona Beach hides a 1984 Daytona Dodge for listeners to find. Listeners listened for clues to identify which mystery city the keys were hidden in. The winner and a friend were flown there to pick up the keys and spend a week in a luxurious hotel. The car was provided in conjunction with Burger King and Jim Peacock Dodge.


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STEVE FEINSTEIN

AOR Around Your Corner And Up Your Block

Well, folks, no epic tome this week. Instead, we'll tie up some loose ends, show ya some funny pictures, and tell ya 'bout some interesting stuff going on around the nation. Hope this little catchup column cuts the mustard with you. (Rimshot, please.)

Let's Get Digital: Hats off to KBCO/ Boulder for some truly special programming recently: they played no records for an entire weekend. The sweet strains of music still graced their airwaves, though. In fact, the music sounded better than ever, because the station used only compact laser discs (CDs) all weekend.

They scored 3 CD players and over 200

format -compatible discs, including titles by Led Zeppelin, Genesis, Pink Floyd, and Michael Jackson, from a local audio dealer who had made a special purchase while in Japan. The dealer also carried stock on all the titles.

Operations Director Dennis Constantine reports that the broad range of selections enabled the segueing of individual selections from CD to CD. Even KBCO's Sunday night jazz show was digitally delivered, following the airing of the Police's "Syn- chronicity" CD played in its entirety.

Constantine relates that the digital technology's elimination of surface noise and hiss yields a louder, cleaner audio signal, saying, "This is what FM is supposed to sound like." Along with two traditional turntables, the station now has two CD players in the air studio, and includes digital recordings in its day to day programming. Denver is the country's leading market for sales of CDs and CD players, according to Constantine.

Also on the digital frontier, KLOS/Los Angeles declared last month "Digital Rocktober," playing a different CD every night at 10, as well as using CD selections during its regular programming. 25 Sony CD players were given away to listeners during the month, and over 1500 folks showed up for a CD demonstration where an entire Sony CD system worth $2000 was up for grabs.

TOWERING SUCCESS - KISW/Seattle kick- ed off Rocktober with afternoon aces Bob Hovanes (with mike) and Gary Crow (at con- trols) close to the edge during a live broadcast from Seattle's Space Needle, 630 feet above the downtown area. Bob asked us to scotch rumours that he performed his infamous pigeon imitation on several unsuspecting pedestrians.

Save Me An Aisle Seat: Consultant Lee Abrams's career pursuits are expanding ver- tically. Abrams and independent producer extraordinaire Denny Somach are looking to be to rock 'n' roll what Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert are to the movies. They're set to co -host "Inside Rock," a weekly half hour TV show of album reviews, rock news, and interviews. Originally intended for U.S.A. Cable's Nightflight, the show is now being shopped around for syndication on broadcast TV. Do you think Yes and Asia will get favorable reviews? By the way, check out Lee's cinematic liner notes on the new "Best of the Alan Parsons Project" album.

Personals: Congrats to KTXQ/Dallas MD Drake Hall on getting hitched to Chelsea Budlong, and to KQDS/Duluth PD Bruce McGregor for tying the knot with Kristy Anstett. Pepe Lopez, MD for KLAQ/ El Paso is the proud pappy of daughter Elisa Michelle. It's now ten years that Jose Diaz has been at WBLM/Lewiston- Portland, with the last 81/2 of them as MD.

"Hey, Bud, Where's The Party?": WOUR/Utica gave a "Where's the Party" listening party for the new Eddie Money album of the same name. Eddie and band showed up at the party prior to their area appearance and gave autographed albums and tour shirts to 96 'OUR listeners.

BELLY UP - WLUP/Chicago's Jonathan Brandmeier is a heavyweight, and so are his listeners. Brandmeier's First Annual Bellyflop Competition included nine contestants, each over 275 lbs. Pictured is the runner-up, who came in at 370 lbs. Apparently there wasn't a camera

lens wide enough to capture the winner, who copped a Club Med vacation in the Bahamas.

WANTED: As you're cleaning out your closets, you may want to pass along any one -of -a -kind rock 'n' roll memorabilia to WFBQ/Indianapolis for their "Collector's Item Christmas." They'll be giving away to their listeners goodies like Joan Jett tennis shoes and a Krokus smashed guitar.

If your music mix includes a good size dose of metal, get on the line, man, to Wichita and let Shelly Hammer at KICT know about it. In addition to her overnight duties, Shelley's putting together a free guide to AOR heavy metal programming, and wants to hear about your metal offerings. In return for calling her at (316) 722-5600, she'll try to track down any metal records on independent labels you're looking for.

How We Spent Our Rocktober: WYSP/Philadelphia is bally-hooing that they're giving their audience the station's entire $94,000 television advertising budget, instead of using it to buy spots. Their "Bucks For Blocks" promotion awards $94 five times a day to listeners who send in postcards noting the artist and time of day of each block (three or more songs) played.

KDKB GETS TRASHED - KDKB/Phoenix helped Keep Arizona Beautiful when Governor Bruce Babbitt's wife Hattie declared a "Clean Up Arizona Day." Mrs. Babbitt appeared on John Giese's moming show and cut a customized PSA for the station. McDonald's supplied plastic bags (pictured above) at their outlets.

GONG SHOW RADIO STYLE - WROQ/ Charlotte morning guy Randy Miller is ap-

parently moonlighting for the William Morris Agency these days. Once a week, he recruits a listener to perform a ridiculous stunt in a highly trafficked public area. For this they receive the princely sum of $95 and all the humiliation and abuse they can handle. Pic- tured above is a local college student, said to be majoring in transactional analysis, whose pleasure it was to hand out donuts to morning commuters who dared to disobey their parents' admonitions to never accept jelly donuts from women wearing diapers. Other case histories have included a 30 -year -old IRS agent who fait compelled to don a top hat and tuxedo and feed money to expired parking meters, saying it was time he "did something nice for people," and two women who had the uncontrollable urge to wear bikinis and sit in a

hot tub full of Koolaid, singing "I Feel Pretty."

A "KRQR Super Stash of Party Cash" means $10,000 for the 97th caller who iden- tifies all three songs played when KRQR/ San Francisco hits them with a Pat Benatar "Best Shot" sometime this fall. The station also gives away $100 to a designated caller for daily double -shots by featured artists.

KTXQ/Dallas promised to play at least one "triple shot" per hour during the entire month of October. Slip-ups meant $1002 to the third caller, and, in all, five listeners caught KTXQ with their shots down.

Fast Worker: Ft. Wayne is starved for Genesis, who currently have no plans to play the city on their upcoming tour. WXKE PD/morning man Rich West, who weighs in at 305 pounds, has embarked on a starvation diet to lose 104 pounds or to get the band to play Ft. Wayne - whichever comes first. He plans to continue his regi- ment of one high -protein liquid meal every 48 hours until February 1. So far Rich has shed ten pounds in two weeks, and when contacted by R&R, commented, "Gee, I'm hungry. Got an extra Snickers bar?"


Please... not another trendy English band!

We sit and watch "trend" bands come, one or two hit wonders with the "right" singles, the "right" haircut, the "right" video, created by the "right" director, and then we

watch them go, no growth, no

live show and no real lasting musical style. Every once in a

while a band comes along that does a great debut, takes a

further step, refines its music,

expands its audience and con- tinually grows, a band with the right spark to be here for a long time...a band like Echo and the Bunnymen. Long a darling of the reviewers, they have been gathering a fanati- cal worldwide following through hard work and great skill. We

are releasing a 5 -song E.P. to celebrate their growth and our commitment to break them in

the U.S. There is no mistaking this - it is the real thing. When

you see the live videos from their legendary Royal Albert Hall concert you will see why the sound of the Echo keeps

getting louder.

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WECMIClaremont switches to CHR .. .

WPLRINew Haven has a new PD, Eddie Has-

kell, who keeps his afternoon shift. Midday man

Bob London nabs the MD spot ... Nadine Marz is upped to Assistant PD at KMELISan Francisco, with Geno Mitchellini named MD.

Both retain their airshifts ... At WYMXIAugus- ta, MD Mary Pillinger leaves to become PD at

WKOBICharleston, taking with her hubby/ evening man Craig Russell. Assistant MD Owen Holmes also exits 'YMX ... Lee Roberts is

named MD at KICTIWichita ... John Hutch- inson becomes Research Director at KWK/St. Louis ... Al Ramirez is no longer a regular on

the Frazer Smith morning show at KLOS/Los Angeles, as he moves to fill-ins and assisting Smith on live remotes ... The new lineup at

KMETILos Angeles in the wake of Langan &

West's departure from mornings: Cynthia Fox

6-1 Oam, Billy Juggs 1 Oam-2pm, Jeff Gonzer 2-6pm, Denise Westwood 6-10pm, Jim Ladd 10pm-2am, and Rick Lewis 2-6am ... Belle Nolan returns to the midday slot at KOAKISan Francisco, with Mike Koste resuming fulltime

duties as Production Director ... Tom Holliday exits KLZRILawrence, where Steve Smithers moves to middays and Mary Christopher han-

dles PM drive ... Bruce Bond, ex-WZZOIAIIen- town, joins WVPOIStroudsberg, PA for morn-

ings and the MD post ... New weekenders: Larry Woodside rejoins KROO-FMIPasadena, Cyndy Drue to WMMRIPhiladelphia from rival

WYSP, John Leslie moves to KGBISan Diego from crosstown KPRI, Stuart McRae hangs his

hat at KTXOIDallas, Tracey Holland is at KLPXI

Tucson, Toni Smith moves to KFMFIChico, David Fuller joins WIOB/Ann Arbor, and Lori Michaels is now at CHEZ/Ottawa.

I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM, WE ALL SCREAM - The Tubes' Fee Waybill experienced a religious conversion while at

KQDS/Duluth, and is pictured during a heated discussion with MD Brian Taylor on the relative merits of satan worship and

better living through chemistry.

GABRIEL A T THE GREEK - Peter Gabriel, still in full stage

makeup, stands with KVRE/Santa Rose PD Cindy Paulos (I)

and Warner Brothers Records' Beverly Stevens at the Greek

Theater in Berkeley.

RUSH ROCKS RADIO CITY - Rush recently headlined five nights at New York's Radio City Music Hall, introducing three new songs which will be on their next album. Pic- tured backstage (I -r): George Meier, PolyGram Rock De- partment National Promotion Director; Alex Lifeson of Rush; and Chip Hobart of WA PP/New York.

AOR Reporter Profile

WIOBIAnn Arbor, MI P.O. Box 8605

Ann Arbor, MI 48107 (313) 662-2881

"Rock 103 - Ann Arbor's Own" Owner: Lake America Communications

PresidentIGM: Ernie Winn PD: Randy Z

MD: Mike Belanger Rep: Torbet 102.9 mHz

10 kw "WIOB went from free -form progressive

rock, to automated CHR in 1979, to a successful live AOR format in 1981. In the last two years, we've become the Ann Arbor radio station, dominating the Ann Arbor market, in-

cluding our direct competitors - Detroit's WRIF and WLLZ. We respect these fine AORs, but feel we can offer something to our audience that they can't.

"We program and promote to and for Ann Arbor, with community awareness and involvement as our strongpoints. This includes involvement with the University of Michigan and various student organizations.

"We play some great music, too. Although proven AOR artists have the best shot at making our playlist, we are objective in choosing new music and occasionally will take a chance with something as long as it fits into what we're doing.

"Our 1 1 pm specials, which are an hour with one artist, and our Rock Party weekends are extremely popular and keep the phones hop - pin'.

"We are constantly improving our sound and we try to keep things fresh and exciting at all

times." -Mike Belanger WIOB Is a new AOR reporter.


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JEFF GREEN

A/C And CHR Crossovers:

What's Happening? Many calls have come in over the last few months from program-

mers interested in the national trends on playing "CHR crossovers." Defined as current CHR hits without mass A/C acceptance, these songs receive heavy airplay at dozens of A/C stations. Among the crossovers are both recent hits by Stevie Nicks, the Eurythmics, and Prince; Donna Summer's "She Works Hard For The Money," Quarterfiash's "Take Me To Heart," Frank Stallone's "Far From Over," Robert Plant's "Big Log," and "King Of Pain" by the Police.

By the time a record is in heavy rotation at ten A/C R&R reporters, usually it has already charted. But many records which never even achieved Breaker status earned big exposure in some of the country's largest (and toughest) cities.

One reason these crossovers do not chart well on A/C is that while solidly popular 25-34, they show little value 35+, thereby eliminated from consideration by broader - based A/C stations. Another reason for these records' comparatively weak national chart performance is frankly that there are many PDs who don't conduct music research to assess a song's true value. Furthermore, there is a segment of the programming congregation which does conduct research, but limits its studies exclusively to A/C listeners.

Yet the uncharted crossovers are hits for some stations, which points to the familiar lesson that one can't rely solely on national chart activity for determining which

Station Profile

WFYR "Fire"IChicago 130 E. Randolph St. Chicago, IL 60601

(312) 861-8100

Owner: RKO General Rep: RKO Radio Sales VPIGM: Bernie Kvale

PD: Jack Kelly MD: John Wetherbee

103.5 mHz 4.3 kw

Tower height: 1548 ft.

"WFYR is Chicago's premier full service A/C FM station, providing listeners with all the music, news, weather, traffic and sports information they need.

"Our news team is headed by afternoon anchor Kris Kridel, and includes award - winning journalist/morning anchor Lyle Dean, and Red Mottlow for sports.

"Our music is a carefully -selected blend of today's current hits and yesterday's greatest songs. Every Saturday night, WFYR listeners are treated to the city's number one -rated show, 'Solid Gold Saturday Night.'

"WFYR's audience is primarily comprised of 18-49 year -old adults (our strength is with 25-34s), whose household size is typically five or more members and earns a household income of $25,000 or more.

"Well-known air personalities like Stu Col- lins, Chuck Benson, Dick Bartley, and Bob Bateman make WFYR Chicagoland's prestigious A/C radio station for listeners and advertisers." - Jack Kelly

Jeff Salgo

HIGHWAY HELPER - In association with a local Toyota dealership, LOVE-94/Miami presents "Kaptain Kendall," the roving caped mechanic of South Florida's highways. The Kaptain, dressed in green tights and a yellow cape, is constantly on the go in his multicolored pickup, fixing disabled vehicles without charge between traffic reports from his mobile phone. The station hopes his "Good Samaritan" attitude will encourage motorists to help others. Pausing for a pit stop is the LOVE -94 morning team (l -r): Keith Allen, the Kaptain, Joe Johnson, and Dave Caprita.

widen the appeal of their stations." He said, "They wouldn't play Robert Plant, because they know who he is and associate him image -wise with AOR. They fail to realize their listeners, who are perhaps exclusive A/C users, may not have any idea who

WFYR IO3Y2FM

Jack Kelly

airplay from then on. Taking an alternative view to the axiom,

"You can't get hurt by what you don't play," Jack argued, "If a record scores highly positive and doesn't generate a lot of negatives, then there's no reason not to play

Lon Dunn

records are truly valuable to programming. In order to provide a better understanding of CHR crossovers, three A/C programmers discuss the nature of these songs, and how they've handpicked certain ones successfully.

Why It's Happening KMGG/Los Angeles PD Jeff Salgo,

whose station seeks 22-36 year -olds, propos- ed that a powerful CHR presence among adults in a given market opens the door to A/C exposure of CHR hits. In L.A., that "powerful" presence is KIIS, which this summer beat all three A/C's combined in 25-49 adults. He said, "With KIIS so strong and with such strength by the other CHRs here, A/C audiences are developing a taste for these records. In a way, the tempos of the A/C's are partly regulated by the success of the CHRs."

Refuting False Presumptions This interest in CHR crossovers is not

limited to music -intensive 25 -34 -oriented FM stations. Even full service giant KBOI/Boise, regarded as one of the "old- line" AM A/C's, is using CHR crossovers without second thoughts. PD Lon Dunn pointed out, "Some older programmers involved in full service radio still believe when you turn 35, you start liking Percy Faith and Frank Sinatra. Hell, we were all raised on Elvis Presley, Fats Domino, Chubby Checker, and Chuck Berry - we're still into rock and roll. Our audience wants to know what's going on with today's music, and many of these songs are good for everyone. I don't see a problem playing them for a 30+ audience. I'm 43 and I love these records!"

The Programmer Image Bias Expanding on this issue, WFYR/Chicago

PD Jack Kelly charged that many programmers, reluctant to expose CHR/AOR artists unproven to A/C, are "too afraid to

Robert Plant is; therefore, there's no reason why the listener would have a predisposed attitude towards the artist."

Jeff agreed, "We're not playing anything louder than either of Billy Joel's latest two singles. It's just that these groups carry a stigma because they've come out of a new wave or AOR scene."

Jack intimated one reason why A/C led CHR and AOR on contemporary artists Culture Club and Spandau Ballet may have been because A/C PDs didn't know who these artists were and held no preliminary biases.

Researching Other Format Listeners

Jack reminded other programmers, "We're limiting the sample if we test records with exposure (or likely exposure) only on A/C stations, or by researching A/C listeners exclusively." Referring to this practice as "oversegmentizing," Jack acknowledged, "Radio is a segmented medium, and you do need to serve your target audience. But some PDs are overdo- ing it by narrowing the target too much.

"There's a trap in doing this," he warned. "One may be able to increase the number of quarter-hours the target listens to a station. But as the target is narrowed, the easier it is to hurt yourself in cume, because you're making the product better and better for fewer and fewer people.

"By talking to listeners who don't currently use A/C, yet are within the proper age demographic," concluded Jack, "we can get an opinion on an uncharted song and learn if it is a useful record."

Selecting The Correct Records Both Jack and Jeff noted that selecting

the particular CHR crossovers hinges on prior local exposure. The records are then callout-tested with the target demos, and with a strong showing, they're added. Fur- ther callouts and requests help determine

it. In fact, it'd be foolish not to. There are other songs, such as 'King Of Pain,' which was very valuable 25-34, but was `invisible' for 35+; that is, it didn't cause tuneout.

"However," he emphasized, "when you find over 15% negatives on a song, the risks begin to outweigh the benefits. That figure varies according to which demographic doesn't like the record, and how much that demo will be exposed to it. If a station needing bulk quarter-hours from midday women is playing a song disliked most by women, the song obviously requires dayparting or slower exposure in those hours. In evenings, when your potential for time spent listening is relatively short, you're not jeopardizing as many quarter- hours as when you lose somebody at 9:30am."

Unlike Jeff and Jack, Lon relies more on his gut feel than his own research. "I've been in the business 25 years and I know my audience. But when I'm not sure, I watch other stations, particularly those which are doing research."

What's Right For You? For programmers wondering how to ap-

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Jack recommended, "Select it carefully. For most of it. there is a surprising amount of commonalty within the broad A/C demographics. A lot of this music is melodic and easy to relate to. It's not really as unique as it appears to be. Don't over - qualify it."

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In our ongoing look at Urban Contemporary stations, the next step is on to Houston. There are two Urban stations in the market, KMJQ (Ma- jic 102) and KRLY (LOVE 94FM). KMJQ is No. 2 in the market 12+ with a 7.2 share and KRLY has a 6.0 share, up from 4.2, making it No. 5 overall in the city. Combined, these two stations have a 13.2 total share of the Houston audience.

I talked with KRLY VP/GM John Hiatt and PD Steve Harris. The conversation started with a question for Steve about specific programming aids that may have had a positive effect on the summer book. "I really believe that our problem was not so much a programming function as it was a function of Arbitron retrieving diaries. If you couple this with the fact that we've been very visible since the beginning of the year, we're starting to show that audience which we have always known was there. We've been about the job of getting out there touching people, meeting them and letting them know about the product, one on one. Sometimes it takes a little more time to show the results of what you're doing.

"I feel a number of community -oriented promotions we've done have all contributed to our current increases. Earlier this year we did a fundraiser for TSU (Texas Southern University). In June, we had a concert featuring Lakeside and One Way ... we only charged $4.94, an unheard-of ticket price during these days and times. We also had our 'Love Festival.' This was a gathering of our listeners, festival style, meeting well-known entertainers like Jef- frey Osborne, Sister Sledge, Ray Parker, etc. While all this was going on, there was also the opportunity to view the products of our advertisers. We charged 50 cents ad- mission and donated all proceeds to the United Negro College Fund." Steve also mentioned that KRLY's TV advertising was minimal during this period.

Improved Financial Climate When John Hiatt and I spoke last year for

a column, we concentrated on the problems Urban stations have in attracting ad dollars. I wondered if the dollars had increased since we talked last year and if he's noticed any new advertisers. "Our format dollars seem to be better than they were. We've seen an influx, but it's been a very

slow one. But there are Black radio dollars available now that were not two years ago when we took over this station. A good example of that is our major promotion for the summer, the giveaway of a $75,000 U.S. Home. We didn't give away the house until September, but all summer long we invited people out to view this home.

"I'm proud to say that U.S. Homes wanted to do this promotion with our station

because they knew there are people who listen to our station who can put together the money to buy a house. U.S. Homes, the largest builder in the world, taking an interest in our station has prompted others to follow. For the past two years we couldn't get that type of business."

John cited another example, Jack -In - The -Box. "We're in the middle of a very large promotion right now; we're giving away a free Mercedes Benz in conjunction with Jack -In -The -Box. This is the first time they've made a real effort to reach the black community. We're talking about ap- proximately 20% of this city's population who hadn't been reached except on the fringes. As a result of using our radio station, they've seen dramatic increases in all their black locations, stores located in a

YBPC No. 6 Scheduled For Houston The Young Black Programmers Coalition will hold its sixth annual

meeting November 18-20 at the Meridian Hotel in downtown Houston. The theme for the 1983 meeting is "We Will Survive - Prepare For 1984." A number of well-known broadcasters and music industry personnel will be on hand as panel members of planned meetings and workshops. Saturday night (11-19) there will be an Awards Banquet Ball. MC will be Richard "Dimples" Fields.

Randy Sterling Barbara Marsalls Sondra Freels Special room rates are available by contacting the Meridian Hotel, 400 Dallas Street,

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YBPC President Randy Sterling had this to say, "We must all remember, in order to survive, we must seriously unite!" Just two and a half years ago I told you all to watch this organization and the people behind it and you would see positive results. I'm proud to say that the YBPC has become the most organized and positive organization for blacks in the industry who are interested in programming, technology, music, and integrity. I hope to see you all in Houston!

High Density Black Area. They're very excited about the success of things, and let me tell you, these people have doubled their

commitment to black advertising in this city. That's to be commended."

Urban Becoming Viable

I asked John if he thought advertisers now consider the Urban format a viable advertising vehicle. "I think it's slowly starting to happen. There are accounts that still leave us out ... airlines, financial, computers, they all come to mind. The home computer market is breaking out all over on television and general market radio and totally ignores the black audience. But I think the agencies are starting to show more interest and it's more than tokenism ... it's money! I think they're slowly starting to realize that there's some dollars our audience has to spend on products such as theirs."

CARIBOU PLAYS HOST TO POLYGRAM - The new Kool & the Gang single, "Joanna," is presented to KDKO/Denver Music Director Danny Harris (right) by PolyGram's Scott Brio (middle) at the recent PolyGram Caribou Ranch Convention. At left, KDKO PD Carlos Lando enjoys the Rocky Mountain High.

WUSL HOLDS "PHILLY FLASH -OFF" - WUSL-FM staged its "Philly Flash -Off" at the library on City Line Avenue to find the best flashdancer in the city. The winner was Mia Ruggieri, who's off to see "Dreamgirls"in New York via limo, courtesy of Polydor Records. Pictured (I -r) are Michael Nise, executive producer of TV show "Dancin' On Air;" David Leach of Polydor; dance consultant Dan Goldberg; and POWER 99FM's Gary Shephard and Bee J Johnson.

John went on to tell me his feelings about the future of the Urban format in Houston. "We have had rapid growth over the last two years in total dollars, but not in all areas of the advertising community. I see that growth slowing down some, but I see a broadening in terms of categories we can expand into. I feel it's finally dawned on some people that there are nearly 600,000 folks here who have some money to spend.

"Black audiences traditionally not only respond well to their radio station, but their brand loyalty is far superior to non -ethnics. The return rate we have for our advertisers is super ... we get terrific results for our clients. I think what I learned last year was you can't change some people's way of thinking in a year; you don't turn 200 years around in two years."

Orchestrating The Music Flow All successful Urban Contemporary sta-

tions have a diverse mixture of listeners. I wanted to know how Steve handles the delicate programming balance of an Urban station. "We program to our core audience; obviously that's the black audience, that's who we have to deliver the product to, first and foremost. Our presentation is as general market as KKBQ-FM, KFMK, or KILT, for that matter. I think our music, among other things, makes us palatable for anyone to enjoy listening to us anytime and not feel like an outsider listening in on something they're not part of.

"One thing that has caused somewhat of a controversy around the country is Urban stations airing crossover music by white artists, and figuring out when to play it. Our view is this: blacks don't only enjoy music by black artists, they enjoy good music no matter who makes it. If it fits, we play it. If it doesn't fit, we won't force it."

John ended by saying, "I think the point of your entire article is that it's hard not to recognize the strength that Black/Urban stations are gaining across the country. I'll be happy when the industry stops distingushing between ethnic and general. It would be great if the agencies didn't pick which black station they'll include on particular buys. It would be nice if someday LOVE 94FM and Majic 102 showed in Ar- bitron No. 1 and No. 2; then the agencies could buy us both as the top two stations in the city and not have to make a choice."

Steve's wrap-up went like this: "I'm looking forward to the day when our diary count from Arbitron begins to go up and not down, as it has in the past four or five books. I think as Arbitron and other ratings services find better methods of surveying blacks,Ur- ban stations will do better, much better .. .

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RCA has signed Menudo, with a Spanish -language album, "A Todo Rock," just released, and an English -language LP to follow. At the ceremonies, Executive VP Jose Menendez presented the group members with their own Nippers to pose with. Shown (l -r) back: Menudo's Johnny, Menendez, Men- udo creator/producer Edgardo Diaz, and Menudo's Ricky; front (l -r) group members Charlie, Ray & Roy.

Kashif At Horne , , . At Radio City

When New York native Kashif finally made his hometown debut, he did it at Radio City Music Hall with top Arista execs backstage to lend support. Shown (l -r): Arista's Gerry Griffith, Arista President Clive Davis, Kashif, and Arista VP Abbey Konowitch.

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When their current cross -county tour brought them to the Jersey Meadow- lands' Byrne Arena, Atlantic recording group Zebra was visited by Atlantic Senior VP/Promotion Vince Faraci (left). Shown here with Faraci are (l -r) Zebra's Randy Jackson, Guy Gelso and Felix Hannemann.

Rocshire Committed To Alcatraz

The newly -formed Alcatraz, featuring former members of Rainbow and New England, has been signed to Rocshire Records with a debut release scheduled for later this month. Shown here (l -r) band's Gary Shea and Yngwie Malmsteen, Rocshire President Gary Davis, band members Jimmy Waldo

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everything's going OK I believe America is populated coast -to -coast with level-headed folks filled with common sense and shrewd in- telligence. I am whim -powered.

George Gallup isn't. He steadfastly believes, even on his worst days, that most of the folks on the planet are pretty sharp. He ought to know. Forty-eight years ago he began creating the science of accurate public -opinion sampling, and without missing a week since 1935, he has polled the populace on some 10,000 issues. Gallup concludes, "The public shows an amazing amount of good sense in their responses to the issues of the day. As a matter of fact, I think if the People had made the important decisions of the last 50 years, rather than Congress, we would have been better governed in those five decades."

Gallup will celebrate his 82nd birthday next Friday, November 18. He still personally runs his American Institute of Public Opi- nion, the world's foremost pulse -taker, which has expanded its opinion -sampling operations

into every major democratic nation, with 35 offices worldwide.

Based on foreign polling, Gallup believes people the world over have "pretty similar ideas about peace and war and all the other major problems of life."

To those of us whose lives are governed to a great extent by the opinions of others, accurate surveys are extremely important. Our careers are based on the voice of the people. So are the professional lives of all politicians, and even the destinies of nations. Gallup has devoted his life to the correct interpretation of the voice of the people. Prior to the 1948 presidential election, the Gallup Poll made its biggest mistake, wrongly predicting that Dewey would beat Truman. That kind of gaffe hasn't been repeated. "In the years since '48 we have improved our accuracy in almost every election. Our average error is only about a percent -and -a - half. We have not been wrong in any election since."

With nearly a half -century of experience, the Gallup organization is now geared to move quickly in the event of domestic or world crisis. "We can poll the whole United States," Gallup says, "in a period of about six hours."

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14 - As America's second moon -landing rocket blasted off 14 years ago today (1969), the command module was struck by lightning. Apollo -12 survived the hit without damage and completed its mission, during which Charles Conrad incidentally became the first man to fall down on the moon.

An undersea volcano created a new mile -long island off the coast of Iceland 20 years ago today (1963). The 500 -foot - high island is still there, named Surtsey after a legendary Norse giant.

The Dow -Jones Industrials topped 1000 for the first time in 1972. The future king of England, Prince Charles, is 35. When he was serving in the Royal Navy, a Lieutenant told visiting

reporters that the prince was "pompous, not very bright, and probably wouldn't agree to meet with them." The reporters departed, not knowing the anonymous Lt. was in fact Crown Prince Charles, who is occasionally referred to as The Clown Prince.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 - Fourteen years ago today (1969) President Richard Nixon was inside the White House, watching a football game on TV, pointedly ignoring half -a -million demonstrators taking part in the Second National Anti -War Mobilization.

On his first trip to the New World in 1492, Christopher Columbus noted in his journal that Indians were drying and smoking a native plant. It was the first reference to tobacco.

In 1806 Western explorer Zebulon Pike spotted the Colorado mountain later named for him, Pike's Peak. Petula Clark, whose records in the fifties and sixties sold some 25 million copies, turns 49 today. Actor Ed Asner is 54.

Senator Howard Baker of Tennessee is 58.

WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16 - After the Communists seized power in the Russian revolution in 1917, the United States refused to establish diplomatic relations with the new leaders for 16 years, until exactly 50 years ago today in 1933. Columbia University's Professor Henry Graff says the reasons for U.S. reluctance included the USSR's refusal to honor debts, and its propaganda efforts in the USA. By establishing relations, the U.S. hoped for increased trade, and the Russians hoped for a huge low -interest loan. Neither nation got what it expected.

Ten years ago the world's largest construction project, the Alaska Pipeline, was authorized. One of the three November meteor showers is tonight, but because of competing light from the nearly -full moon, the

Leonid shooting star show isn't expected to be spectacular. Pro footballer Harvey Martin is 33. Basketball pro Jojo White is 37.

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17 - The unmanned Soviet moon -rover Lunokhod-1 landed in 1970. Space historian James Oberg says it was "a cute little buggy, and every toy store in Russia had little working models within a few months."

In 1800 the U.S. Congress convened for the first time in Washington, DC in the new north wing of the partially -completed Capitol Building.

The Suez Canal opened in 1869. Ten years ago today President Richard Nixon made his famous "I'm not a crook" speech at Disneyland (1973).

Basketball veteran Elvin Hayes is 38. Tom Seaver, who began his pro baseball career with the Mets in 1967, turns 39. Movie director Martin Scorsese is 41. Actor Rock Hudson is 58.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18 - Ten years after the airplane was invented, someone finally got up the courage to fly a loop: it happened seventy years ago today in 1913.

In 1928 Walt Disney created Mortimer Mouse. When Mrs. Disney suggested that name was "too stuffy," he was renamed Mickey.

Five years ago the People's Temple mass suicide took some 900 lives in Guyana. Forty-seven years ago Ella Fitzger- ald, age 18, cut her first record (1936).

Alan Shepard Jr., who became America's first spaceman in 1961, is 60. Pollster George Gallup is 82. Tomorrow (11-19) designer Calvin Klein will be 41, Ted Turner will be 45 and Dick Cavett hits 47. On Sunday

(11-201 journalist Alistair Cooke, best known in the U.S. as host of Masterpiece Theater on PBS, will be 75. Full Beaver moon Sunday.


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WSMB/WSFM seeks qualified candidates for expected on -air opening. Warm/friendly/human/adult with prod. skills. T&R: Bob Paiva, Box 3433, Harrisburg, PA 17105. No calm. EOE M/F 111-4)

Central NY original & best AOR seeks real communicator for middays. Females encouraged. T&R: Peter Hirsch, WOUR, 288 Genesee St., Utica, NY 13502. No cells. EOE AVE (11-4)

PA AM/FM combo looking for air talent. AM -MOR, FM-CHR T&R: PD, WSBG/WVPO, 22 6th St. S., Stroudsburg, PA 18360. EOE M/F 11141

M0eKet lop 5

PO Wanted

We're looking for a PD/OM interested ri working with our marketing plan to create a new adult AOR entity in a major market. Preferred applicants for this exciting position will have a track record of successfully appealing to men 184, especially 25-34. Resumes (no calls) to:

Jhon Mixer President Hlber, Hart & Patrick P.O. Box 1220 Pebble Beach, CA 93953

WRKI, 50.000 watt AOR Superstars has pantin openings on -air. T&R: Bob Kocak, PO, Box 95, Danbury, CT 06810. Dependability a must! EOE M/F 11141

Morning news anchor, WHYT/Detrolt. Upbeat, informal, credible, ability to ad-lib with morning talent. T&R: Steve Goldstein, Fisher Building, Detroit, MI 48202. EOE M/F 111-41

Openings 0107 amis elprompa Iseriersaisllsy for drive opening at upper Mrs hottest static . CYMR eaanat. T&R: Dan Stone, PD, Boa 487, kelipasuring MI 49849.. EVE M/F 111-4)

WZOZ 103 FM Top CHR/AC station in beautiful updiilrWw Vora college

lawn lode% for Nlltime air talent MI6 scellent produc-

1on sea& Wet be energetic. hard-working, dedicated and

programing Sind tape and resume to Joe Moss, PD.

WZGisHRPO.Biail030, Oneonta. NY 13820 EOE M/F

SOUTH Sara market AM/FM reedy to give a dedicated person a chance. Beginners OK. Low pays long hours/hard work. Chance to grow. TER: Harry Myers, Box 1 1 76, Roxboro, NC 27573. 111-11)

A/C -Country combo ambla nawsperson with ability to ad. vante. Need good pipes. Salary comensurate. TER: Vail McGinness, WEIZ/WOAK, Box 1640, Columbus, GA 31994. FOE M/F 111.11)

Houston Country Nighttime (7prn mid) entertainer Rush tape, resume & references: Rick Candea Program Director KILT AM/FM 500 Lovett Boulevard -Houston, TX 77006 FOE M/F

Ceaedaant has opening. for OM's at subscriber stations in A/C & BM formats. TER: Ed Winton. 9549 Koger BI., St. Petersburg, FL 33702. EOE M/F 111-11)

KZFM immediate opening: Creative announcer to make mark in mornings on the TX riviera. Good benefits, competitive pay. TER: Chuck Baker, Box 9917 Corpus Christi. TX 78469. EOE MIF 11 1-1 1)

Looking liar PD- Tait WRFS AM/FM, Box 72, Alexander City, Al. 35010. r206í 234-2566, EOE M/F Iii -111

Anchor/reporter for SW FL A/C. Hard working street reporter who will also anchor PM drive. TER: Bill Stevens, WRCC, Box 189, Cape Coral, FL 33970 EOE MIF (11-11)

Production/ Continuity Director

Experience required. Send tape of production work, sample of com- mercial copywriting and resume with references (no calls please) to: R.. Walker, WHY) -FM, 2741 N. 29th Ave., No. 300, Hollywood, FL 33020. EOE m

YuiM tartre fia for CHR. Country, & AOR programming & air talent. Rust TER: David Generic, Jim Lang & Partners, 13747 Montfort -220, Dalles, TX 75240. EOE 111-4)

Prime afternoon opening at the sunny south's Billboard station of the year. Per- sonality to maintain our dominant afternoon numbers. Good bucks for right person- Tit Ii Fieetaoo Program Mana- ger, WDCG-115P11, Bat 2126, Durham - Raleigh, NC 2T102. EOE M/F

Mraiq perseneity wanted for 100kw CHR in southeast. 1801) 545-1230. Denny Ainsworth. (11 4)

Valenta lector needed. Duties include weekend eirshift. Good pay & stability. Call Paull Richardson, WWDE-FM, Nor- folk, VA 1804) 8384295. EOE M/F I1 t-41

Openings Think you're good) Time for a move up? Major company in TX looking for topical morning person. T&R: Box 710, Amarillo, TX 79189. EOE M/F

KITE/Corpue Christi looking for tapes from hot jocks for possible future openings. T&R: Jim Zippo, 441 Laguna, Corpus Christi, TX 78401. (11-41

Future opening .. very stable forward moving station in medium market. Enthusiastic, conversational, experienced workers. T&R: KPUR, Box 30,000, Amarillo, TX 79120. 01-4)

Ensure at this splice of Me. WZZK seeks production director. Hurry) Will take 5th cassette. T&R: Jay Michaels, 530 Beacon Pkwy. W., Birmingham, AL 35209. EOE M/F 111-41.

Operations Manager Our operations manager is moving up the ladder so we're looking for a humor- ous morning personality to continue our winning tradition...Great production and experience with automation desired. Please send your best to: Terry Jordan, WQSM-FM, Box 35297, Fayetteville, NC 28303 EOE

2102/Sevansar aneds overnight personality. Minimum 3 yrs. experience. Immediate opening. Call Ray Williams 191 2) 233-

EOE M/F (11-4).

K arreing professionai for 5kw CBS A/C affiliate. T&R: Larry Sassier, WMEL, Box 1318, Melbourne, FL 32935. EOE/MF (1 1 - 4)

K OSY-Y102 is accepting T&R's for immediate openings. Ex- perience necessary. No calls please. Don Rushin, Box 2018, Texarkana. AR 75503. EOE M/F 111-4)

Dasiest AOR Malian in southwest has opening. T&R: Gary Rom i Associates. Box 40013, San Antonio, TX 78229. EVE M/F 11 nil

Local news - do you eat, drink, sleep it? Rush T&R: Kris Kel- ly, WQXR/WLAS, Box 760, Jacksonville NC 28541. Females & minorities encouraged. EOE M/F 111-4)

MIDWEST MMAD/Madausi seeks an AOR personality with good production. TER: Jim Kinney, 3392 Brooks Dr., Sun Prairie, WI 53590. Midwest preferred. Females encouraged. EOE M/F (11-111

TOP PD For leading AM A/C in Top 100. Manage plus PM Drive. Computer literacy and research a must. T&R , references, salary to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #572, Los Angeles, CA 90067. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H.

G in 1111rag AAet. GM. Should have successful record in lbcall sofas. Equity opportunity. Resume, references: Iry Schwartz, WCLU, Box 1320, Cincinnati, OH 45201.111-11)

Wit AM ̀ akfap r fil posati. PM Drive slot. T&R with salary requirement & nd.rances: Charlie Bennett, WNAM, Box 707, Neenah, WI 54056. EOE M/F (11-111

11.1Sk11M MIZMI MN Mi 1 1 u

PROGRAM MANAGER

1 Grand Rapids' leading Adult station, WOOD AM is a 5kw, full service A/C station. WOOD -FM is a powerful 265kw Easy Lis- tening. The individual we need must have

® thorough knowledge of both formats, a

winning track record, great ideas and the ' ability to lead. Previous air work a plus.' ' Sahsy open. Excellent company benefits.' Send resume 8, tape to: Michael O.

General Manager, WOOD AM/FM, 180 N.

Division, Grand Rapids, Ml 49503. EOE M/F 3 I Ma-- M

Openings WBNO accepting T&R's for future fulltime openings. Mike Justin, WBNO, Box 8, Bloomington, IL 61702. EOE M/F (11-11)

Experienced, mature, motivating A/C Program Director to become an integral part of our management team. Visible, thriving, competitive Top - 30 midwestern market, high on the "quality of life" scale. Esta- blished, successful, well -positioned station, with state-of-the-art research and programming resources. Part of a major, rapidly -growing group that believes in developing and promoting talented individuals. This is the rare, long-term, management opportunity you've been looking for, offering challenge, involvement, and reward. Situation de- mands innovative programming and promoting, meticulous quality control, planning, and strong "par- ticipative" staff leadership. Position available after January 1. Confidentiality insured. We're an Equal Opportunity Employer. Re- sume, performance history, career objectives and current station air - checks to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #576, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Medium market midwest A/C accepting T&R's for possible future openings. All shifts. Box 765, Dayton, OH 45401. EOE M/F (11-11)

Z-93 needs zany morning personality with drop -ins immediately. Straight jacket & $12-14,000 waiting. C&R: Dr. Dave, Box 2208, Kokomo, IN 46901. EOE M/F (11-11)

Needed An experienced PD/announcer for full service MOR AM in Minnesota. A stable community involved person wanting to establish a solid track record. Must be a leader and motivator with strong commitment to news and personality radio. Send T&R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #574, Los Angeles, CA 90067. E.E.O.

Midday, all night jock needed immediately at progressive A/C station. Must be team player. T&R: Shawn Elliott, Box 1377, Bismarck, ND 58502. No calls please. EOE (11-41

Looking for aggressive, young CHR & Country talent from midwest. Cassette & resume: Lyman James, KMAJ/KSKX, 5315 W. 7th, Topeka, KS 66604. EOE M/F 111-41

We have the track record and the resources to win big. With our new acquisition we are ready to take on the competition in the Midwest. We need entertainers. If you know the difference between humour and lifting jokes from a tip sheet, and if you understand the importance of knowing and relating to your audience, we'd like to talk to you about an opportunity with us. Submit cassette aircheck and complete resume to: Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- tury Park West, #578, Los Angeles, CA 90067 EOE M/F


R&R/Friday, November 1 1 , 1983 Page 45

Opportunities Openings

Top notch production pro needed. Good pay, benefits, & state of the art facilities available. T&R: Bob Simmons, KTYN, Box 637, Minot, ND 58702. EOE M/F 111-4) ..a

Needed Yesterday Music Of Your Life station seeking warm mature voices. Great production skills a

must. T&R to: Chris Larko, WAFX, 2210 Inwood Drive, Ft. Wayne, IN 46805. Ab- solutely no calls. EOE M/F

Lafayette Hit FM, WAZY is on a talent search. T&R: Jim Stacy, Box 1410, Lafayette, IN 47902. No Calls. EOE M/F (11-4).

WJJK/WBIZ needs fulhime news anchor/reporter. T&R: M. Sullivan, Box 24, Eau Claire, WI 54702. EOE M/F 111-4)

Need high energy personality for nighttime opening. Top music station in St. Louis. T&R: Bob Garrett, KHTR, 1

Memorial Dr., St. Louis, MO 63102. EOE M/F 111-4)

Chief Engineer position for Directional AM and Automated FM. Management, supervisory and maintenance abilities required. Must have de-

tailed broadcasting experience and FCC li-

cense. Send resume to:

Mr. Boyd E. Arnold, VP/GM WGMZIWKMF Radio

P.O. Box 1080, Flint, Michigan 48501

The Chicago A/C's are our competition & we need an ex-

perienced ND immediately. T&R: Jim Holly, Z107, Box 311, Lowell, IN 46356 EOE M/F (11-41

WEST KMON, 560 Country needs a production director for combo setup. If your current station is on the old west trail, apply now. Dave Richards (4061 761-1000. EOE M/F 111-11)

Need morning drive person for small market country station. Must have production skills. T&R: Steve Rose, Box J, Aztec, NM 87410. EOE MIE (11-11)

Idaho's top -rated CHR is looking for experienced morning drive personality. Rush T&R: Tom Evans, KBBK, Box 625, Meridian, ID 83642. EOE M/F 111-111

Small market in NM looking for newsperson. Experienced preferred. Call MAXINE (5051 287-9500. EOE M/F (11-111

TAG -98, northern WY's top CHR needs midday professional. Females encouraged. T&R: Bill McBride, 502 Blackburn St., Cody, WY 82414. No Calls. EOE MIE (11-111

KYGO, Denver's Country music leader is looking for a fulltime evening personality. T&R: Bob Call, 5350 W. 20th Ave., Denver, CO 80214. EOE MIF (11-111

Southern CA's KBBY-FM/Ventura CHR seeks an up, adult - sounding 7 -midnight jock. Call Richard Chase (805) 656-6300, 3-7pm, weekdays only. EOE M/F (11-111

First runtime jock opening in 2 yrs. Join Orange County's KIK- FM. T&R: John Dzima, 2 City Boulevard East, Orange, CA 92668. EOE 111-11)

Adult entertainers with wit, reliability, success for legendary A/C station. T&R: KALL-AM, 312 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. EOE M/F (11-111

Reporter, entry level. Split shift includes overnight. Minimum on -air. T&R: Jim Cumberland, KUUY-KKAZ, Box 926, Cheyenne, WY 82001. EOE M/F (11-111

RCA Is looking for someone with experience as a Product Manager/Artist Development specialist to work in the Hollywood office. Call Don Wardell 12131 468-4115. 111-41

If you're a high energy jock who'd like to work for a CHR/Ur- ban station, send T&R: Bob O'Neil, KSTN, 2171 Ralph Ave., Stockton, CA 95206. EOE M/F (11-41

Reporter/anchor willing to work herd to dig up local stories. No calls. T&R only: Rosalie Fox, KERN, Box 2700, Bakersfield, CA 93303. EOE M/F (11-41

Morning person needed for Salt Lake City. Able to talk to 18-34 market. Intelligent & entertaining. T&R: Mike Droubay, 385 24th St., Ogden, UT 84401. EOE M/F (11-41

Opening for air talent/production. KORD-KZZK/Tri-Cities, WA. Contact Dan Springer 10a -2p weekdays. 15091 547-9791 EOE 111-41

Central coast CHR looking to fill all positions. Enthusiastic, hard workers. T&R: Christie Moore, KLOM, Box 697, Lom- poc, CA 93438. EOE M/F (11-41

Openings Big Horn Productions' cable radio seeks eager salesperson to start immediately. 20% commission. If you can sell time, your time will be worth it. 12131 352-7152 EOE M/F 111-41

KC152/Oxnard-Ventura is looking for weekend & fill-in help. T&R: John Simmons, Box 1520, Oxnard, CA 93035. EOE M/F (11-4)

Positions Sought Radio personality, experienced with small market mornings is

seeking medium market station. Receptive to any format & shift. DANIEL A. RENTON. (5171 485-1671. 111-111

Happiness is a warm body - mine is the warmest around. Female seeking entry level work in radio. Interested? Call LESLIE 14061 452-6654. (1 1-1 11

National award winner. Digger, agressive reporter.'anchor. If you're looking for a hard worker, call BRIAN (6021

948-3183 mornings. 111-111

7 yrs. of CHR/AC experience. Looking to put my knowledge to work in a PD/MD position or medium/major market airshift. Creative, stable family man. SCOTT (3171 456-3407. (11-11)

Seeking work on structured CHR FM. NY, NJ, CT - medium or major market. 7 1/2 yrs. experience. Tight board. MD, excellent continuity. STEVE 1914) 331-0354. 111-111.

I love country music, the South or West, & 7 -mid. Good voice & production, looking for a home. DAVE (518) 271- 7602. (11-11)

Looking to move up with committed AOR in large or medium market. 3 yrs. WIMZ MD, and 2 yrs. WQUT. BA degree. Call DAN WALSTON 16151 688-1019. (11-111

If your copy department needs a kick in the pants, have boots will travel. For experience, versatility, boundless imagination, call PAT (7161 372-2710. 11 1-1 11

O'what a catch) Mature voice, creative copywriting & production. Good newswriter & announcer. Willing to relocate. MIKE 13091 788-1935 or (13091 786-1265. 111-11)

Need someone for overnights? Experienced announcer seeks new horizons. Talented, dependable, fast learner. Eastern U.S. RICK 15181 834-6083 or 18021 527-7343. 111-111

Top 60 market weekender & PD/mornings for small market AM/FM. 3 yrs. experience. Desire medium market fulltime Oklahoma region. BRIAN 19181 756-0919. (11-111

CHR evening/overnight talent. 6 yrs. experience. Medium/large market. Prefer East, East coast, Florida. 13051 721-0582. (1 1-1 11

Radio alert) Experienced announcer looking for medium/major market in East. Strong production & voice. Call anytime, I'll wake up for opportunity. JIM (7171 622-8912. 111-111

Looking for poslition as ND/PD. Experienced. Can jock & do production. BA, teaching certificate. Single, prefer midwest. Available Jan '84. (3141 642-0365. 111-11)

Female news reporter seeks position in small/medium market. Several yrs. experience. Call DEBBIE 13171 887-2853. (11-11)

10 year Country veteran. 5 as MD needs new start in midday or evening shift. Medium market experience. Excellent references. TERRY 1616) 834-8496. (1 1 -1 11

You say you heard it all before? Plug in a dynamic, experienced female rocker with 1st ticket, creativity included. Call TERRY 17041 254-8474. 11 1-1 1)

Controversial, good delivery & great telephone rap. I can boost your ratings. STEVEN 17031 368-9659. (11-111

Announcer, production specialist, dialects, accents, writing, interviewing, talk, news, PBP. Prefer Christian format, eastern U.S. JIM WATSON 1502) 492-8930. 111-111

Beginning news announcer seeks job. Will relocate. Depen- dable, references. Reporting, sports, interviewing. MW preferred. BILL 12191 874-8285, M -W after 5pm CST. (11-111

Experienced PD with winning track record in AOR, CHR, & Country seeks poSition in medium/major market. MIKEL HUNTER 14081 973-8199. 111-111

DENNIS CANNON: WKSW/Cleveland, WINN, WHAS/Louisville seeks large market AM/PM drive. 15021 425-5874. (11-111

Young, witty, energetic,with MD & on -air experience. Look- ing for CHR or A/C on -air. Not afraid to break a sweat. STEVE 12131 368-4403. 11 1-41

Born-again Christian with 7 years experience seeks work as PD of Christian station. Call BILL (6031 224-4351.111-41

Numbers -proven communicator with strong production seeks medium market AOR/CHR home. Will consider all serious offers, prefer MW. DAVE (417) 782-7680 after 6p CST.111-4)

Positions Sought Tight CHR evening/overnight talent. Six years experience in

medium/large markets. Ready now in FL, East coast. Call

1305) 721-0582. (11-4)

WENDY WHITE, black female announcer, news, talk show host. 9 yrs experience, past 3 yrs in major market. Seeking news position. (2131 388-2853. 111-41

Get me out of here!!! Personality with a year's experience seeking a place to learn & grow. DAN GORHAM 19141 647-3234. (11-41

Morning show, A/C pro. Communication & entertainment. Currently working in West. 14151 586-5830, (2131 306-8430. 111-41

Proven programmer/consultant for KXYZ, KQUE/Houston, TM stations. Seeking OM/PD spot with A/C, MOR, BM station the rewards ratings leadership. 1215) 455-4625. 111-41

Great pipes for jock, news, commercials. BA in communication & broadcast training. Prefer midwest. Any shift. MICHAEL KIELBON (3121 652-8319.111-4)

10 YEAR PRO If you want a programmer who is just as concerned with station profits as with quality programming, and you appreciate excellent hard working people, let's tack. BOB RALEIGH, former PD WCGQ/Columbus, GA, 10 year professional is available. Call (404) 563-0702.

Experienced copywriter/production/MD/announcer. Also news, seeking medium/major market employment. Prefer SW OH or SE PA. MARK WATKINS 17171 334-0653 after 5pm EST. 111-41

Experienced programmer, air personality, production professional available immediately. Call 1214) 581-7625. (11-4)

Announcer trained, serious about career. Good pipes, can do news. Midwest preferred but will consider any offer. Call DENNIS 13121 921-2521. (11-41

5 yrs. In St. Louis AOR IKSHE, KWKI. Would like to move up. Good pipes/production, enthusiastic, creative & dedicated. Make me an offer I can't refuse. KEN (3141839-4989. 111-41

Talented, experienced broadcaster with management experience is available. 16171 949-0936. 111-41

Young newscaster available immediately. 5 yrs. experience, 2 as medium market ND. Journalism degree. Strong anchor, solid reporter, conversational writer. JEFF (815) 663-9173. (11-41

Major Market AOR Programmer Available

Exceptional Track Record. Over ten years solid management experience in operations and programming. Will consider medium to major market. All replies confidential. Reply to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #575, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Please rescue a talented, creative OM from impending satellite programming. Present employer will give good references. Will relocate. NEIL (6171 943-1125. 111-41

STAN BUCHANAN, 8 yrs. in production, 2 in broadcasting desires production/on air position. Will relocate. (213) 845-9848. (11-41

Seeking position as news personality/talk show host. Profes- sional sound, attitude. Very hard working. 13121 842- 4020 am, (3121 264-3955 pm. (11-41

7 yrs. as MD/DJ. Let's make your station a winner) Great music knowledge. Prefer MI. 13131 373-5586 after 5 pm. DENNIS. (11-4)

Attention consultants' Experienced associate available. 14 yrs. as major PD, MD, DJ. All phases research. Outstanding programming/people skills. 13011 561-3187. (11-41

Experienced announcer with production ability, writing skills. Excellent knowledge of music. Dependable, hard worker. Love all formats. SCOTT 12011 863-0917. 111-41

I love radio? Will go anywhere, prefer SW. Personality jock, production, continuity. Creative, unique, not time & temp. JERRY T. NEUCH 13121 960-1815. (11-41

Talented newcomer, trained es newsperson/talk show host. Eager for job in Chicago, New Orleans, eastern seaboard. ELLIE 13121 538-8492. (11-41

Talented, ambitious, reliable female. 1983 broadcasting school grad. seeks entry position in CHR, A/C, MOR, AOR. Announcing/production/news. Michelle, 16171 284-4913. (11- 4)

Positions Sought British announcer presently in P2 market. Good production & promotion ideas, seeking on -air position. East coast CHR preferred. 13031 685-5018. (11-41

Help me help you) 3 yr. radio pro seeks news/sports or other on West coast. BA Communications. Call Dave Rodriguez. 17071 224-9579. (11-41

LONDON & ENGELMAN

Formerly with KRTH and MAGIC 106 Los Angeles looking to relocate. (213) 352-1175

5 yrs. experience. Can work any format. Prefer CHR, A/C, AOR. Worked for WALT/Muscle Shoals. JEFF SCOTT 12051 766- 8937. (11-41

Major market pro looking for PD slot in major or large medium market contemporary Christian music station. RAY 1214) 660-3105, before 1 1 am CT. (11-41

Currently CHR mornings, MD. 3 yrs. experience. Looking for a change. (2181 281-3183. (11-41

DENNIS CANNON; WKSW/Cleveland, WINN, WHAS/Louisville seeks large market AM/PM drive. 15021

425-5874. (11-41

Trapped on -air in Las Vegas looking for fulltime CHR/AC, medium/large market in So. CA. Energetic/talented/hard working. 1 1/2 yrs. experience. KRYSTAL (702) 645-4017. (11-4)

Programming plus creative, ambitious pro seeks PD position in small/medium market. Top 50 market air experience, 11

yrs. plus. SEAN O'CONNOR 1316) 478-2431. (11-41

Production specialist, skilled in multi -track & video with syn- thesizer. Strong writing. Seeking production/on-air position in western USA. DAVE 1303) 635-7917. 111-41

Changes RADIO

Susan Dwork Slotnick appointed Account Ex- ecutive/Special Program Sales Unit, ABC Radio Net- works/New York.

Larry Leibowitz appointed Account Executive/Special Program Sales Unit, ABC Radio Networks/New York.

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LAURA GOES PRO IN PROVIDENCE - Atlantic recording artist Laura Branigan

recently did a benefit performance for PRO-FM/Providence, helping to raise

$10,000 for the station's "Wish Come True" charity promotion. Shown backstage (I -r) are Atlantic promo rep Joe lanello, PD Tom Cuddy, Branigan, and manager

Susan Joseph.

COME UP TO MY PENTHOUSE - KITE/Corpus Christi PD Jim "Don't Flick My Bic" Zippo is surrounded by a pair of lovely Penthouse Pets who stopped in to make an appearance at the recent KITE Beach Party on Padre Island. While in town, the pair played guest DJs on Jim's show and raised the blood pressure of every male employee in the station.

WKDQ CAMEOS WITH REAL PEOPLE - The cast of "Real People" visited Evansville, IN to tape a segment on the Mississippi Queen River Boat, and WKDQ got involved. The station sponsored a contest with a $500 prize for the best "Wel- come Real People Banner, " and a "Bratwurst & Kraut Eating" contest. Shown (l -r) is Real People's Sarah Purcell, and WKDQ morning man Scott Chase.

JETT ROCKS THE 'BURGH - Blackheart'MCA recording artist Joan Jett made a

stop at B94/Pittsburgh to say "thanks for the spins." Pictured (l -r) are MD Don Ger-

onimo, morning man Don Jefferson, Joan, 'he B94 Bee, and Assistant PD Jeff McKaye.

WTIC-FM GOES ITALIAN - During the recent Franklin Avenue 'Italian Festival,

WTIC-FM/Hart ford staffers worked their fingers into the pasta, awarding cash prizes and Italian food to people spotted with a WTIC-FM "Body Sticker." Pic-

tured (I -r) are morning ream partners Joan Elliott and Gary Craig, with midday personality Danny Lyons looking cool behind his Foster Grants.


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National Music Formats Added This Week

Satellite Music Network George Williams (214) 343-9205

The Starstation LINDA RONSTADT "What's New" MOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" MELISSA MANCHESTER "No One Can Love You More..."

Country Coast -To -Coast RONNIE MILSAP "Show Her" CHARLY McCLAIN "Sentimental 01' You" MOE BANDY "You're Gonna Lose Her Like That"

Radio Arts John Benedict (213) 84 1-0225

Country's Best ED BRUCE "After All" CHARLY McCLAIN "Sentimental 01' You" RONNIE MILSAP "Show Her" MARK GRAY "Wounded Hearts" KATHY MATTEA "Street Talk"

Soft Contemporary GEORGE BENSON "In Your Eyes" JIMMY BUFFETT "One Particular Harbour" SPANDAU BALLET "Gold"

Sound 10 JIMMY BUFFETT "One Particular Harbour" ELO "Stranger" BERTIE HIGGINS "When You Fall In Love" SMOKEY ROBINSON "Don't Play Another Love Song" SPANDAU BALLET "Gold" MICHAEL JACKSON "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)"

Drake-Chenault Bob Laurence (213) 883-7400

XT -40 BIG COUNTRY "In A Big Country" ROLLING STONES "Undercover Of The Night"

Contempo 30C MICHAEL JACKSON "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)"

Great American Country RONNIE MILSAP "Show Her" CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "Dance Little Jean" RONNIE McDOWELL "You Made A Wanted Man Of Me"

BPI John Iles (800) 426-9082

Adult Contemporary MOTELS "Suddenly Last Summer" POINTER SISTERS "I Need You" ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye"

Country Living MARK GRAY "Wounded Hearts" RONNIE MILSAP "Show Her" MOE BANDY "You're Gonna Lose Her Like That" ED BRUCE "After All" MEL McDANIEL "I Call It Love"

TM Programming Cal Casey (214) 634-85 1 1

Stereo Rock 38 SPECIAL "If I'd Been The One" STRAY CATS "I Won't Stand In Your Way" DeBARGE'Time Will Reveal"

TM A/C MELISSA MANCHESTER "No One Can Love You More..

TM Country EMMYLOU HARRIS "Drivin' Wheel" MERLE HAGGARD "That's The Way Love Goes" JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "Back On Her Mind Again" DAVID FRIZZELL "A Million Light Beers Ago"

Concept Productions Dick Wagner (916) 782-7754

Adult Rock PAUL SIMON "Allergies" RAY PARKER JR. "Woman Out Of Control" DURAN DURAN "Union Of The Snake"

Century 21 Greg Stephens (214) 934-2121

The Z Format ROLLING STONES "Undercover Of The Night" MOODY BLUES "Blue World" 38 SPECIAL "If I'd Been The One" RAY PARKER JR. "I Still Can't Get Over Loving You" SPANDAU BALLET "Gold"

The A/C Format MOODY BLUES "Blue World" MINOR DETAIL "Hold On" GEORGE BENSON "In Your Eyes" ELO "Stranger"

Super -Country TERRI GIBBS "Tell Mama" MARK GRAY "Wounded Hearts" RONNIE MILSAP "Show Her" GARY MORRIS "Why Lady Why" DAVID WILLS "Miss Understanding"

Transtar Chick Watkins (303) 5780700 PAUL McCARTNEY & MICHAEL JACKSON "Say Say Say" BILLY JOEL "Uptown Girl" MATTHEW WILDER "Break My Stride"

Peters Productions, Inc. Debbie Welsh (619) 565-8511

Country Lorin' STEPHANIE WINSLOW "Kiss Me Darling" OAK RIDGE BOYS "Ozark Mountain Jubilee" MOE BANDY "You're Gonna Lose Her Like That" CRYSTAL GAYLE "The Sound Of Goodbye" SHELLY WEST "Another Motel Memory"

The Great Ones PAUL SIMON "Allergies" PAUL ANKA "Give Me The Word" JACKSON BROWNE "Tender Is The Night"

Tanner Musical Spectrum Kenny Bosak (901) 320-4433

Bright Blue A/C JENNIFER WARNESICHRIS THOMPSON "All The Right Moves" KOOL & THE GANG "Joanna" PAUL SIMON "Allergies" JIMMY BUFFETT "One Particular Harbour" SMOKEY ROBINSON "Don't Play Another Love Song" ELO "Stranger"

Tanner Country JOE STAMPLEY "Double Shot Of My Baby's Love" MARK GRAY "Wounded Hearts" LOUISE MANDRELL "Runaway Heart" SHELLY WEST "Another Motel Memory"

Red Satin Rock PETER SCHILLING "Major Tom (Coming Home)" BIG COUNTRY "In A Big Country" POLICE "Synchronicity II" KIM CARNES "Invisible Hands" DURAN DURAN "Union Of The Snake" OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Twist Of Fate"



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Black Radio Regionalized Adds & Hots

EAST WXY V/Baltimore Tim Watts

EW6F GAP BAND MADONNA BLUEPRINT CASHMERE ENCHANTMENT TWILIGHT 22 D TRAIN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS SHANNON

WILD/Boston Elroy R.C. Smith

HOT STREAK GEORGE BENSON STEPHANIE MILLS STARSKI MILLIE JACKSON KEN C Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE RUFUS 6 CHASA CLIQUE MICHAEL JACKSON LEW RIRTON

WKNDIHerNord IA

Joran/McLean

CASHMERE RAY PARKER JR. POINTER SISTERS EW6F JIMMY WILLIAMS ELBOW BONE 6 RACK LOLITA HOLLOWAY Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MARY JANE GIRLS MIDNIGHT STAR

WNHCINeW /even James Jordan COMMODORES NV ARNIE's LOVE DJ DIVINE Hottest: JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LIONEL RICHIE DONNA SUMMER MADONNA CLIQUE

WRKSINew York MayolOuertsrone

D TRAIN CULTURE CLUB SOUTHSIDE JOHNNY Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BONNIE TYLER SHANNON MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY

WDAS/Phlladelphis Joe Tamburro

LUTHER VANDROSS TAVARES STEVIE WOODS ANGELA BOFILL WARP 9

BRYSON 6 FLACK SHANGO SLANG PIECES OF A DREAM Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE ATLANTIC STARR MIDNIGHT STAR TWILIGHT 22

WAMO/P1Msburgh J.C. Floyd

RAY PARKER JP.

TOM TOM CLUB GEORGE CLINTON RICK JAMES THIRD WORLD Hottest: JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE SOS BAND JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MTUME

WOOKIWsshinglon, DC Chris Gardner

MIDNIGHT STAR MELBA MOORE CON FUNK SHUN TEENA MARIE SKOOL BOYZ Hottest: JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LIONEL EY 6 JACKS LIONEL RICHIE DEBARGE GRANDMASTER FLASH

WKVS/Washington. DC Donnie Simpson

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE NEW EDITION KLIQUE RUFUS 6 CNAEA SOS BAND

WHURIWnhington, DC Oscar Fields

ANGELA BOFILL D TRAIN ASHAYE TROUBLE FUNK ARNIE'S LOVE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY KLIQUE ANITA BAKER RICK JAMES

SOUTH W AOKIAtlante Larry Tinsley

SMOREY ROBINSON TWILIGHT 22 STACY LATTISAW ANGELA BOFILL DEELE RICK JAMES CAP BAND GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE WARWICK 6 VANDROS KLIQUE COMMODORES SOS BAND

W VEEIAtlante Scotty Andrews

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MTUME DEBARGE WARWICK 6 VANDROS BRYSON 6 FLACK

WATVIBirmingham Ron Januery

GLADYS KNIGHT LTD MATTHEW WILDER STEVIE WOODS RANDY CRAWFORD ANGELA BOFILL GEORGE BENSON GAP BAND Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE ARETHA FRANKLIN MANHATTANS SOS BAND

W GIVICharlotte uI

Hal Harrill

MELBA MOORE STEPHANIE MILLS STACY LATTISAW Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN DONNA SUMMER JEFFREY OSBORNE DEBARGE BRYSON 6 FLACK

WRDWIAuguets WPEGICharlotte Teddy Bleak Les Norman

SERGE PONSAR SUNFIRE DOE COLEY CURTIS HAIRSTON Hottest: MTUME DEBARGE RENE 6 ANGELA JAMES INGRAM LIONEL RICHIE

KNOW/Austin Selby Edwards

ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON SHANNON RAY PARKER JR. KOOL 6 THE GANG DEELE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MIDNIGHT STAR TOM BROWNE ARETHA FRANKLIN MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

WENN/Birmingham Michael Star

CUBA GOODING WRECKIN' CREW GLOBE 6 WHIZ KID FOUR TOPS GLORIA GAYNOR CURTIS HAIRSTON MOTIVATION Hottest: ANITA BAKER KLIQUE GLADYS KNIGHT PRINCE LIONEL RICHIE

DEBARGE LUTHER VANDROSS HOWARD JOHNSON MANHATTANS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ANITA BAKER KLIQUE MTUME TOM BROWNE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

W NOO/Chattanooga Smokin' Sam Ervin

none Hottest: JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LIONEL RICHIE MIDNIGHT STAR JEFFREY OSBORNE JAMES INGRAM

WOIC/caumble w Mickey Arnold

ROLAND HAYNES 6 P

DAVID SANBORN ANGELA BOFILL LILLO TONY TROUTMAN STEVIE WOODS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE TYRONE DAVIS LYDIA MURDOCR TOM BROWNE MELBA MOORE

KKOA-FMIDalles Terri Avery

CLARKE 6 DUKE SKDOL BOYZ SHANNON D TRAIN REELS Hottest: SHALAMAR GAP BAND RICK JAMES AL JARREAU LIONEL RICHIE

KRLYIHoueton bilks Cariel

NEW EDITION D TRAIN RAY PARKER JR. DEBARGE Hottest: SLAVE FATBACK JEFFREY OSBORNE GAP BAND RICK JAMES

KMJOIHouston Jim Snowden

NEW EDITION TEDDY PENDERGRASS Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON DEELE GEORGE CLINTON MARY JANE GIRLS

WM /Jackson liJackson Tommy Marshall

GAP BAND STEPHANIE MILLS SEOUL BOYZ DEELE SHALAMAR MAZE Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN MANHATTANS DEBARGE RENE 6 ANGELA J. BLACKFOOT

WAN/Jackson Carl Haynes

GEORGE CLINTON EWYF RAY PARKER JR. GAMS STAPLES GAP BAND Hottest: NEW EDITION MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS FATBACK SOS BAND RICK JAMES

WJAXIJackºonMille ui WLOU/Looisvllle Stew Fox

GEORGE CLINTON IRENE CARA GAP BAND FREEEZ RAY PARKER JR. TYRONE DAVIS HERBIE HANCOCK JUNIOR Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE ATLANTIC STARR DEBARGE RENE 6 ANGELA

Neel O'Ree

WARWICK 6 VANDROS DEBARGE GEORGE CLINTON SKYY EWEE MADONNA THREE MILLION ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON SOS BAND Hottest: TOM BROWNE LIONEL RICHIE ROYALCASo ANITA RAKER RICK JAMES

WPDOIJackeonvllle cal

Mers Little WJJSILynehburg Lad Going

HERB ALPERT ZAPP

MATTHEW WILDER STEVIE WOODS FOUR TOPS MADONNA AL MCCALL GEORGE CLINTON WEATHER GIRLS GLOBE 6 WHIZ KID GAP BAND TOM SCOTT GLORIA GAYNOR Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS WDIAJMemphls LAKESIDE MICHAEL JACKSON

KJCBILatayebe ie Bwtrke Evens

GEORGE CLINTON GAP BAND STEPHANIE MILLS JUNIOR RAY PARKER JR. ANGELA BOFILL FOUR TOPS EMEF Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE RICK JAMES MIDNIGHT STAR TOM BROWNE SOS BAND

KOKYILittle Rock in

Paul Todd

EW6F STEVIE WOODS RANDY CRAWFORD KASHIF Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE PATTI LABELLE ARETHA FRANKLIN POINTER SISTERS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

MIDWEST WBMXIChicego Lee Michaels

ASHAYE STACY LATTISAW JOHNNIE TAYLOR POINTER SISTERS GAP BAND GEORGE CLINTON SERGE PONSAR DAZZ BAND Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ANITA BAKER ARETHA FRANKLIN COMMODORES P. FUNK ALL-STARS

W OCUCNIcago I0

Richard Pogue

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY D REAMKOY TYRONE DAVIS LUTHER VANDROSS DAZI BAND MAJOR HARRIS IRENE CARA ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON RAY PARKER JR. LIONEL RICHIE JUNIOR WALKER BIG TWIST 6 MELLO Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE STEPHANIE MILLS RICK JAMES SOS BAND ZAPP

WBLZJCIncinnati Brian Castle

POINTER SISTERS MOTELS ATLANTIC STARR ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON STEVIE WOODS RODNEY DANGERFIEL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MTUME JEFFREY OSBORNE PRINCE DEBARGE

WCINICincInnatl Sid Kennedy

MAJOR HARRIS MILLIE JACKSON TONES MAZE CUBA GOODING ASHFORD I. SIMPSON ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: CYBOTRON SHANNON JONES GIRLS RARE SILK ARETHA FRANKLIN

WDMTICIwNand Maglclgaan

RAY PARKER JR. RICK JAMES KOOL 6 THE GANG TWILIGHT 22 TYRONE DAVIS MIDNIGHT STAR GRANDMASTER FLASH EW6F ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON STARSEI ROY ALU ASR NONA HENDRY% GEORGE CLINTON DAZI BAND 0:BRYAN ANGELA BOFILL Rottest: LIONEL RICHIE DEBARGE ANITA BAKER WARWICK 6 VANDROS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY

WZAKICNwland Lynn Tolliver

MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS GEORGE CLINTON RAY PARKER JR. NEW EDITION NEW EDITION EWSE

LILLO 10 SPEED DECO Hottest: ZAPP ANITA BAKER RENE 6 ANGELA DEBARGE SOS BAND

W'JMO/Cleveland Rod See

THREE MILLION STEPHANIE MILLS RAY PARKER JR. WOMACK 6 WOMACK ENCHANTMENT SKOOL BOYZ CUBA GOODING STEVIE WOODS Hottest: ARETHA FRANKLIN DEBARGE ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON PATTI LABELLE CON FUNK SHUN

WVKOIColumbue LyISNIJones

HALL 6 OATES COOL 6 THE GANG CON FUNK SHUN HWtP Hottest: COMMODORES LIONEL RICHIE SOS BAND JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ANITA BASER

WDAOIDeyton Lankford Stephens

RAY PARKER JR. EW6F GEORGE CLINTON JIMMY CASTOR TROUBLE FUNK DONALD BANKS HOT COLD SWEAT ARNIE's LOVE JOHNSON 6 D

DECO ASHAYE Hottest: RENE 6 ANGELA MTUME DEBARGE SOS BAND JENNIFER HOLLIDAY

WJLB/Detroit James Alexander

EW6F D TRAIN PATTI LABELLE NEW EDITION Hottest: ORBIT MARY JANE GIRLS RENE 6 ANGELA MIDNIGHT STAR GLADYS KNIGHT

W GPRIDetrOit Joe Spencer

POOL 6 THE GANG STACY LATTISAW RWNP RANDY CRAWFORD KASHIF RAY PARKER JR. SPANDAU BALLET CASHMERE GAP BAND Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE TOM BROWNE TYRONE DAVIS JEFFREY OSBORNE SOS BAND

WDROIDetroit Brien White

FAB FIVE FREDDY GAP BAND LUTHER VANDROSS DEELE

GEORGE CLINTON ROY ALU ASH STYLE COUNCIL Hottest: ANITA BAKER JEFFREY OSBORNE NAKED EYES SOS BAND TWILIGHT 22

W LTH/Gery DASe Huskisson

JAMES INGRAM KOOL 6 THE GANG

MADONNA WRECKIN' CREW GLADYS KNIGHT GAP BAND ANGELA BOFILL Hottest: DEBARGE SOS BAND LIONEL RICHIE MIDNIGHT STAR ARETHA FRANKLIN

WKWMIGrand Rapid WWWSISaglnaw Frank Grant Kermit Crockett

TWILIGHT 22

GEORGE CLINTON EW6F STEPHANIE MILLS RAY PARKER JR. REAL TO REEL SHANNON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE SOS BAND DEBARGE KAIYA NAKED EYES

WTLCllndianepollº Jay Johnson

C.T. GLADYS KNIGHT RAY PARKER JR. STACY LATTISAW RANDY CRAWFORD HOT STREAK JIMMY CASTOR RACE DAVID WILLIAMS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE TOM BROWNE LAKESIDE TEENA MARIE PATTI LABELLE

WLUMIMIIwaukee Rich Guzman

CON FUNK SHUN SHALAMAR TWILIGHT 22 MIDNIGHT STAR Hottest: GAP BAND EBN-OZN MICHAEL JACKSON MIDNIGHT STAR KOOL 6 THE GANG

JUNIOR ANGELA BOFILL EWA!' HOWARD JOHNSON DAZE BAND TYRONE DAVIS Hottest: WARWICK 6 VANDROS ORBIT WEST STREET MOB ZAPP JEFFREY OSBORNE

KMJMISI. Louis Tony Gray

EW6F TEDDY PENDERGRA,.- KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: ZAPP JEFFREY OSBORNE DEBARGE LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

WZENfMISt. Louis Rod Klug

REAL TO REEL ANGELA BOFILL HOWARD JOHNSON HERBIE HANCOCK THREE MILLION Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE RENE 6 ANGELA DEBARGE ARETHA FRANKLIN MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

WVOIROIado Io MOBS Myrick

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE

TOM BROWNE ZAPP RENE 6 ANGELA ANITA BAKER

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WEDR/Mleml JaeksonlJwres

BRENDA JONES EN6F REAL TO REEL SHALAMAR RICK JAMES GEORGE CLINTON

6 WOMACK IRENE CARA MATTHEW WILDER CUBA GOODING CIVIL ATTACK Hottest: GAP BAND LIONEL RICHIE TOM BROWNE MILLIE JACKSON JAMES INGRAM

Stations are listed by region. Hots are listed in order of their airplay activity.

WAIL-FM/New Orleans Barry Richards

TWILIGHT 22

SHALAMAR RODNEY DANGERPIEL NEW EDITION WHAM! FALLEN ANGEL GLADYS KNIGHT STYLE COUNCIL JUNIOR SHANNON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS DEBARGE GRANDMASTER FLASH ANITA BAKER

WPLZIPetersburg WBLXIMoblle Hardy Jay

NV Michael J. Alexander DEELE STACY LATTISAW RANDY CRAWFORD MANHATTAN TRANS/FE WISP SHALAMAR RAY PARKER JR. ONE WAY GLADYS !NIGHT TYRONE DAVIS Hottest: CLARKE 6 DUKE JAMES INGRAM Nottest: LIONEL RICHIE LIONEL RICHIE DEBARGE RUFUS 6 CHAKA CON FUNK SHUN JENNIFER HOLLIDAY TOM BROWNE GAP BAND RICK JAMES

Bobby O'Jsy

LIONEL RICHIE CON FUNK SHIM TOM BROWNE PATTI LABELLE D TRAIN FOOL 6 THE GANG SKYY FRONT ROW Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JEFFREY OSBORNE MCCARTNEY 6 JACES POINTER SISTERS DEBARGE

KRNB-FMIMemphls Floyd Blackwell

CASHMERE DECO RAY PARKER JR. MAVIS STAPLES TAVARES CUBA GOODING STARSEI Hottest: TOM BROWNE CON PUNK SHUN J. BLACKFOOT ATLANTIC STARR JEFFREY OSBORNE

WHRKIMemphis m Jimmy Smith

ANGELA BOFILL DREAMBOY DURAN DURAN Hottest: DEBARGE JEFFREY OSBORNE LIONEL RICHIE STEPHANIE MILLS TWILIGHT 22

W LV W /Moncks Corn Ron Plncknsy

MARY JANE GIRLS GLADYS KNIGHT RAY PARKER JR. NEW EDITION HERBIE HANCOCK Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON LIONEL RICHIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY SOS BAND JAMES INGRAM

NM/AK/Nash/Me Doug Ellis

STEVIE WOODS FOUR TOPS TOM SCOTT MADONNA RAY PARKER JR. SOS BAND Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY COMMODORES MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MICHAEL SEMBELLO

W VOL/Nashville Fred Harvey

HOWARD JOHNSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MIDNIGHT STAR RICK JAMES NEW EDITION

WYLD-FMINew Orleans Js

Bruts Batley

RAY PARKER JR.

SERGE PONSAR MAJOR LANCE RICK JAMES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE KLIQUE TEENA MARIE JEFFREY OSBORNE WARWICK 6 VANDROS

CON FUNK SHUN O'BRYAN ZAPP ONE WAY HALL 6 OATES EWE F IRENE CARA MICHAEL SEMBELLO Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE SOS BAND MANHATTAN TRANSFE RICK JAMES TWILIGHT 22

KHYSIPort Arthur Merk Petry

GAP BAND KOOL 6 THE GANG IRENE CARA MICHAEL SEMBELLO EW6F DEELE ROYALCASN Hottest: RICK JAMES MCCARTNEY L JACKS DEBARGE SOS BAND

WANT/Richmond Kirby Carmkhaal

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY JEFFREY OSBORNE ARETKA FRANKLIN MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

WTOYIRoenoke Riley Wynn

COOL 6 THE GANG MARY JANE GIRLS Ent/ RAY PARKER JR. GEORGE CLINTON RENE 6 ANGELA Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE SLICED TOM BROWNE MIDNIGHT STAR JEFFREY OSBORNE

WEST KOKO/Englewood Carlos Lando

ZAPP STEPHANIE MILLS LF

MELBA MOORE RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE DONNA SUMMER BOBBY NUNN STONE CITY BAND MANHATTAN TRANSFE KACE/Los Angeles uJ

Miller/Wiggins

FOUR TOPS DAVID SANBORN ANGELA BOFILL SKYY RENE 6 ANGELA Hottest: MIDNIGHT STAR RICK JAMES LIONEL RICHIE ZAPP RUFUS 6 CHASA

KDAYILos Angeles Jack Petterson

DAZE BAND EW6F LUTHER VANDROSS SOS BAND HERB ALPERT Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY WEST STREET MOB DEBARGE ZAPP

KJLHILos AngeNs w J.C. Stone/Rico

LUTHER VANDROSS SHANNON ANGELA BOFILL WILL POWERS Hottest: DEBARGE JONES GIRLS TOM BROWNE ATLANTIC STARR MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

KOKA/Shreveport B.B. Davis

J. BLACKFOOT AL MCCALL ASHFORD L SIMPSON STEPHANIE MILLS DECO TWILIGHT 22 MAZE SHANNON NEW ORDER Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE DONNA SUMMER MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS JEFFREY OSBORNE GARLAND GREEN

W WDMJSumpter Kevin Flemming

EWE? PATTI LABELLE JOHNSON 6 D TWILIGHT 22 AL MCCALL J. BLACKFOOT Hottest: RICK JAMES SOS BAND LIONEL RICHIE DEBARGE JEFFREY OSBORNE

KDIA/Oaklend Jell Harrison

GLADYS KNIGHT LUTHER VANDROSS TIERRA STEPHANIE MILLS MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: SOS BAND MICHAEL JACKSON DEBARGE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

KUKOIPhoenlx Rick Nuhn

RAY PARKER JR. STEPHANIE MILLS INSTANT FUNK MAZE ANGELA BOFILL ENCHANTMENT WOMACK 6 WOMACK Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MIDNIGHT STAR CLARKE 6 DUKE ZAPP DEBARGE

XHRMISan Diego 10

Heno/Lindsey

EW6F RAY PARKER JR. STEPHANIE MILLS IRENE CARA DAZI BAND GLOBE 6 WHIZ RID ASHFORD 6 SIMPSON JUNIOR Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY TEENA MARIE MIDNIGHT STAR GRANDMASTER FLASH

KSOLISan Mateo Bernie Moody

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE KLIQUE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MTUME MANHATTAN TRANSFE

W ANM/Tallahassee Joe Bullard

STACY LATTISAW GEORGE BENSON GLADYS KNIGHT GEORGE CLINTON GAP BAND Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ARETHA FRANKLIN MICHAEL JACKSON JENNIFER HOLLIDAY WARWICK 6 VANDROS

WAAA/Wlnslon-SaNm . lei Jsckeon

HOWARD JOHNSON MARY JANE GIRLS EW6F JIMMY CASTOR O'BRYAN MOTIVATION Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE WARWICK 6 VANDROS DAVID SANBORN TEENA MARIE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY

Impressive Numbers From Columbia Jazz

BOB JAMES "Foxie" O HUBERT LAWS "Make It Last" O

PAQUITO D'RIVERA "Live At Keystone Korner" (ID

SUPERSAX I3 L.A. VOICES "Supersax fi L.A. Voices" ED

AL DIMEOLA "Scenario" C)

JAZZ. NAI1ONAAIRPLAW30 30®

Lest Woo

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November 11, 1983

BOB JAMES/Foxie (Columbia) 5 © JEAN-LUC PONTY/Individual Choice (Atlantic) 3 3 SPYRO GYRA/City Kids (MCA) 7 MANHATTAN TRANSFER/Bodies & Soul (Atlantic) 2 5 JIMMY McGRIFF/The Countdown (Milestone) 22 GENERATION BAND/Soft Shoulder (Palo Alto)

21 HUBERT LAWS/Make It Last (Columbia) 8 O HERB ALPERT/Blow Your Own Horn (A&M) 11 TOM SCOTT/Target (Atlantic) 10 MICHAEL FRANKS/Passionfruit (WB)

6 11 ERIC GALE/Island Breeze (Musician/Elektra) 4 12 LES McCANN/The Longer You Wait (JAM) 9 13 MARVIN STAMM/Stammpede (Palo Alto) 13 14 GEORGE BENSON/In Your Eyes (WB)

15 ® PAQUITO DRIVERA/Live At Keystone Korner (Columbia)

29 ( DON LATARSKI/Lifeline (Pausal 17 17 JACO PASTORIUS/Invitation (WS(

18 SUPERSAX & L.A. VOICES/Supersax & L.A. Voices (Columbia) 14 19 RED HOLLOWAY/Hittin' The Road Again (JAM)

12 20 TOM GRANT/Tom Grant (Pausa)

16 21 HIROSHIMA/Third Generation (Epic)

26 WOODY HERMAN/Presents A Great AmericanEvening,Vol. 3 (Concord)

24 MONGO SANTAMARIA/Mongo Magic (Roulette) 27 AL DiMEOLA/Scenario (Columbia)

DEBUT ® BEN SIDRAN/Bop City (Antilles)

DEBUT JUDY ROBERTS with R. BROWN & J. HAMILTON/Trio (Pausa)

25 27 MAYNARD FERGUSON/Storm (Palo Alto) 28 28 L. RONSTADT & NELSON RIDDLE ORCHESTRA/What's New (Asylum) 23 29 RAMSEY LEWIS/Les Fleurs (Columbia)

DEBUT 0 DAVID BENOIT/Digits (AVI)

JAZZ REPORTING STATIONS: wvBC/New Haven, Art Russell; KSAX/Dallas-FL. Worth, Willie Colton; WMGI/

Gainesville, FL, Bill Harman; WLOO/Orlando, Paul Gerardi; WBBY/Columbus, ON, Zoot Strider; WNOP/Cincinnati, Ray

Scott; WJZZ/Detroit, JohJ Hill, WXFM/Chicago, James Walsh; KKGO/Los Angeles, Cal Milner; KJAZ/San Francisco,

Bob Parlocha; KJZZ/Seattle, Carol Handley.

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Black Radio BREAKERS.

"Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

EARTH, WIND & FIRE Magnetic (Columbia)

75% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 6/2, Medium 25/4, Light 23/14, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 24 including WXYV, WEDR, WDMT, WZAK, WGPR, WJLB, KDAY, XHRM, WKND, WJMI, KJCB, KOKY, WVKO, WDAO, KDKO. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 25 on the Black Radio chart.

RAY PARKER JR. I Still Can't Get Over Loving You (Arista)

69% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/3, Medium 14/5, Light 31/11, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 23 including WAMO, KRLY, WYLD-FM, WGCI, WDMT, WJMO, WZAK, WGPR, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WKND, KNOW, WJMI, WDAO, KDKO. A Most Added Record. Debuts at number 32 on the Black Radio chart.

NEW & ACTIVE Recent releases are listed In order of their activity. The two numbers following the artist/title/label designation (example: 100 25) Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week (100) and of those how many added it this week 125). "Moves" are broken clown for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song W On their charts held It the Same Ion to on, add to on, 31-31, etc.), moved It Down On their charts, or Added It this week. CI Indicated one of this week's most added new songs.

STEPHANIE MILLS "How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 44/11 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 20/3, Light 15/7, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 11, WILD, WJMO, XHRM, WGIV, WKXI, KJCB, KOKA, WKWM, KDKO, KDIA, KUKQ. Heavy: WKYS, KRNB, WGCI. Medium: WDIA, WZAK, KACE. Debuts at number 31 on the Black Radio chart.

ASHFORD & SIMPSON "It's Much Deeper" (Capitol) 44/7 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 23/2, Light 17/4, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WBLZ, WCIN, WDMT, XHRM, KNOW, WLOU, KOKA. Heavy: WEDR, WJMO, WNOO. Medium: WDAS, WHUR, WYLD-FM, WAN, WDAO, KDIA. Debuts at number 36 on the Black Radio chart.

FOUR TOPS "I Just Can't Walk Away" (Motown) 40/5 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 18/0, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 5, KACE, WENN, WPDQ, KJCB, WMAK. Heavy: WXYV, WILD, WVEE, WBMX, KOKY, WLTH. Medium: WHUR, WAOK, WDMT, XHRM. Debuts at number 38 on the Black Radio chart.

TWILIGHT 22 "Electric Kingdom" (Vanguard) 38/7 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 13/1, Light 14/4, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 7, WXYV, WAOK, WAIL -FM, KOKA, WWDM, WKWM, WLUM. Heavy: WDAS, WHRK, WEDR, WZAK. Medium: WRKS, WVEE, WJLB, WZEN-FM. Debuts at number 37 on the Black Radio

chart.

IRENE CARA "Why Me?" (Network/Geffen) 37/6 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 15/2, Light 18/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 6, WEDR, WGCI, XHRM, WJAX, WPLZ, KHYS. Heavy: WAOK, WVEE, KOKA. Medium: WILD, WHUR, WDIA, WHRK, WBLZ, KNOW.

PATTI LABELLE "If Only You Knew" (Philadelphia International/CBS) 36/3 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 15/0, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WDIA, WJLB, WWDM. Heavy: WKYS, WHUR, WVEE, WJMO, WZEN-FM, KOKY, KOKA. Medium: WOOK, KRNB, WYLD-FM, WDRQ, KACE.

DEELE "Body Talk" (Solar/Elektra) 34/7 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/1, Light 14/3, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 7, WAOK, KKDA-FM, WDRQ, KNOW, WKXI, WJJS, KHYS. Heavy: WEDR, KJCB. Medium: KMJQ, WBLZ, WZAK, WJLB, WZEN-FM, XHRM.

MADONNA "Holiday" (Sire/WB) 34/5 Rotations: Heavy 9/1, Medium 12/0, Light 10/1, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 5. WXYV, WPDQ, WLOU, WMAK, WLTH. Heavy: WRKS, WAMO, WAOK, KRNB, WDRQ. Medium: WAIL -FM, WDMT, WJLB, WZEN-FM, KSOL.

ROYALCASH "Radio Activity" (Sutra) 34/2 Rotations: Heavy 12/0, Medium 10/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WDMT, WDRQ. Heavy: KRNB, KDAY, XHRM, WRDW, WKXI, WTLC. Medium: WAMO, WOOK, KKDA-FM, KMJQ, WZAK, KACE. Debuts at number 39 on the Black Radio chart.

pnGEORGE CLINTON "Nubian Nut" (Capitol) 33/15 Rotations: Heavy 3/3, Medium 14/2, Light 14/8, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 15 including WAMO, WEDR, WBMX, WDMT,

WZAK, WDRQ, WJMI, WJAX, WPDQ, WDAO, WLOU, WTOY, WKWM. Medium: WILD, KMJQ, KRNB, WGCI, WJLB.

ONE WAY "Let's Get Together" (MCA) 33/2 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 15/0, Light 12/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, WP12, WJJS. Heavy: WAOK, WZEN-FM, KHYS, KOPA. Medium: WAMO, WDIA, WDMT, WGPR, KDAY, XHRM, WKND, KNOW, WAN. Remains at number 40 on the Black Radio chart.

TYRONE DAVIS "I Found Myself When I Lost You" (Ocean Front) 32/4 Rotations: Heavy 13/0, Medium 9/1, Light 9/2, Extra Adda 1, Total Adds 4, WGCI, WJAX, WJJS, WWWS. Heavy: WDAS, WOOK, KRNB, WJMO, WZAK, WOIC, KJCB, WLOU. Medium: WVEE, KSOL, WAN, WLTH.

MAZE featuring FRANKIE BEVERLY "We Are One" (Capitol) 31/4 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 14/1, Light 14/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 4, WCIN, WKXI, KOKA, KUKQ. Heavy: WGCI, WAN, WNOO. Medium: WILD, WHUR, KKDA-FM, KRLY, WGPR, KJLH, WBLX, WWDM.

MICHAEL JACKSON "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" (Epic) 29/0 Rotations: Heavy 10/0, Medium 12/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WILD, WVEE, WRDW, WOIC, WPDQ, WBLX, WLVW, WANM, WLUM, KDIA. Medium: WZAK, KDAY, WGIV, WWWS, KUKQ.

n.y.c. PEECH BOYS "On A Journey" (Island/Atco) 29/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/0, Light 16/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: WXYV, WILD, WDAS, WOOK, WAOK, WVEE, WGCI, WKND, KNOW, WKXI, WLTH, WTLC, WZEN-FM.

SHANNON "Let The Music Play" (Mirage/Atco) 28/6 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 11/1, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 6, KKDA-FM, WAIL -FM, KJLH, KNOW, KOKA, WKWM. Heavy: WILD, WRKS, WDAS, WHRK, WBMX, WGCI, WCIN. Medium: WXYV, WDMT, KMJM.

0 GAP BAND "Jam The Motha"' (Total Experience/PG) 26/14 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/2, Light 12/9, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 14, WXYV, WAOK, WBMX, WDRQ, WGPR, WAN,

WJMI, WKXI, WJAX, WPDQ, KJCB, KHYS, WANM, WLTH. Heavy: WVEE, KKDA-FM, WDIA.

DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Say It Isn't So" (RCA) 26/2 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 9/1, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WPLZ, WVKO. Heavy: WKYS, WOOK, WVEE, WHRK, WAIL -FM, WZAK, WNHC, WANM, WLUM. Medium: WBLZ, WZEN-FM, KOKA, KUKO.

MAJOR HARRIS "All My Life" (Pop Art/Montage) 26/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/0, Light 15/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WGCI, WCIN. Heavy: WDAS, WEDR, WKXI. Medium: WOOK, WAOK, WVEE, WDIA, WBMX, WVOL, KOKA, WLTH.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION TEMPTATIONS "Miss Busy Body (Get Your Body Busy)" (Gordy/Motown) 25/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 16/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WOIC, WKXI, WAAA. Medium: WXYV, KRNB,

WCIN, WDMT, WGPR, WZEN-FM, XHRM, WNOO, WLOU, WVOL, WANM, WDAO, WLTH, WTLC, WWWS, KUKO.

GRANDMASTER FLASH & MELLE MEL "White Line/Don't Do It" (Sugar Hill) 24/1 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 9/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WDMT, Heavy: WILD, WRKS, WDAS, WOOK, KRNB,

WAIL -FM, XHRM. Medium: WBMX, WZEN-FM, KJLH, WKND, WNHC, WGIV, WLTH, WWWS.

SKOOL BOYZ "Before You Go" (Crossroad) 23/4 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 11/2, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 4, WOOK, KKDA-FM, WJMO, WKXI. Heavy: WEDR,

WZEN-FM, WTLC. Medium: WZAK, WGPR, WJLB, WPDQ, WDAO, WLTH, WKWM.

DAVID SANBORN "Neither One Of Us" (WB) 23/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 12/0, Light 6/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 2, KACE, WOIC. Heavy: WGCI, KOKA, WAAA. Medium: WAMO, WVEE, WHRK, WZAK, WNOO, KJCB, KOKY, WBLX, WVOL, WWDM, WLTH, KDIA.

STEVIE WOODS "Ain't That Peculiar" (Cotillion/Atco) 20/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 10/5, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 8, WDAS, WBLZ, WJMO, WAN, WOIC, WPDQ, KOKY, WMAK. Medium: WAMO, KRNB, WHRK, WZAK, XHRM, WBLX, WLTH.

DECO "Fresh Idea" (Qwest/WB) 20/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 13/2, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WZAK, KOKA, WDAO. Heavy: WTLC. Medium: WEDR, WYLD-FM, WGPR, WAAA.

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LIONEL RICHIE/All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) DeBARGE/Time Will Reveal (Gordy/Motown) PAUL McCARTNEY and MICHAEL JACKSON/Say Say Say (Columbia) JEFFREY OSBORNE/Stay With Me Tonight (A&M) S.O.S. BAND/Tell Me If You Still Care (Tabu/CBS) ATLANTIC STARR/Touch A Four Leaf Clover (A&M) TOM BROWNE/Rockin' Radio (Arista) D. WARWICK & L. VANDROSS/How Many Times Can We Say... (Arista) MIDNIGHT STAR/Wet My Whistle (Solar/Elektra) ZAPP/Heartbreaker (WB) JENNIFER HOLLIDAY/I Am Love (Geffen) ARETHA FRANKLIN/Every Girl (Wants My Guy) (Arista) CON FUNK SHUN/Baby, I'm Hooked (Right Into Your...) (Mercury/PG) JAMES INGRAM/Party Animal (Qwest/WB) RICK JAMES/U Bring The Freak Out (Gordy/Motown) SHALAMAR/Over And Over )Solar/Elektra) MELBA MOORE/Keepin' My Lover Satisfied (Capitol) RENE & ANGELA/My First Love (Capitol) KOOL & THE GANG/Joanna (De-Lite/PolyGram) COMMODORES/Only You (Motown) POINTER SISTERS/I Need You (Planet/RCA) ANITA BAKER/Angel (Beverly Glen) SKYY/Show Me The Way (Salsoul/RCA) MTUME/Would You Like To (Fool Around) (Epic) EARTH, WIND & FIRE/Magnetic (Columbia) MARY JANE GIRLS/Boys (Gordy/Motown) TEENA MARIE/Fix It (Part l) (Epic) KLIQUE/Stop Doggin' Me Around (MCA) LAKESIDE/Real Love (Solar/Elektra( MANHATTANS/Forever By Your Side (Columbia) STEPHANIE MILLS/How Come U Don't Call Me... (Casablanca/PG) RAY PARKER JR./I Still Can't Get Over Loving You (Arista) STANLEY CLARKE/GEORGE DUKE/Heroes (Epic) TAVARES/Deeper In Love (RCA) DONNA SUMMER/Unconditional Love (Mercury/PolyGram) ASHFORD & SIMPSON/It's Much Deeper (Capitol) TWILIGHT 22/Electric Kingdom (Vanguard) FOUR TOPS/I Just Can't Walk Away (Motown) ROYALCLASH/Radio Activity (Sutra) ONE WAY/Let's Get Together (MCA)

This Chart Is based solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting rtatlons Nark Circled numbers Indicate continued upward movement from the malorlty of our reporters

MOST ADDED EARTH, WIND & FIRE (24) RAY PARKER JR. (23) GEORGE CLINTON (15) GAP BAND (14) ANGELA BOFILL (14)

HOTTEST LIONEL RICHIE (60) DeBARGE (25) JEFFREY OSBORNE (21) P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON (21) JENNIFER HOLLIDAY (21) S.O.S. BAND (18)

BOBBY NUNN "Private Party" (Motown) 20/0 Rotations: Heavy 9/0, Medium 6/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WZEN-FM, KDAY, WAN, WPEG, WLVW, WVOL, WANM, WKWM, KDKO. Medium: KKDA-FM, XHRM, WKND, WENN, WWDM, KUKQ.

STACY LATTISAW "Million Dollar Babe" (Cotillion/Atco) 19/7 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 9/4, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 7, WAOK, WBMX, WGPR, WGIV, WJJS, WANM, WTLC. Heavy: WKYS, KRNB. Medium: WILD, WHUR, WVEE, KKDA-FM, WJMI.

G.L.O.B.E. & WHIZ KID "Play That Beat Mr. D.J." (Tommy Boy) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/1, Light 8/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, XHRM, WENN, WPDQ. Medium: WRKS, WDAS, WVEE, KRNB, WHRK, WDMT, WZAK, WNHC, WJAX.

MILLIE JACKSON "I Feel Like Walking In The Rain" (Spring) 19/2 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 7/0, Light 10/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WILD, WCIN. Heavy: WEDR, WYLD-FM. Medium: WOOK, WVEE, WBMX, WDMT, WZAK, WDAO, WLTH.

PEABO BRYSON & ROBERTA FLACK "Maybe" (Capitol) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 4/0, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WDAS. Heavy: WCIN, WGIV, WJMI. Medium: KALE, WNOO, WVOL, WTLC.

BILLY GRIFFIN "Respect" (Columbia) 19/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 7/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WRDW, WGIV, KOKA. Medium: WVEE, WJMO, KJLH, XHRM, KSOL, KJCB, WAAA, WLTH, KUKQ.

GARLAND GREEN "Tryin' To Hold On" (Ocean Front) 19/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 7/0, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 0. Heavy: KJCB, KOKA, WTLC, WYLD-FM. Medium: WILD, WOOK, WAOK, WEDR, WJMO, WGPR, WAN. THREE MILLION "I've Been Robbed" (Cotillion/Atco) 18/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 5/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 3, WJMO, WZEN-FM, WLOU. Medium: WDAS, WHRK, WEDR, WGCI, KUKQ.

LILLO "Who Do You Think You Are" (Capitol) 18/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/1, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WZAK, WOIC. Heavy: WLVW. Medium: KJLH, WNHC, WPEG, KJCB, KOKY, WWWS.

NEW ORDER "Confusion" (Streetwise) 18/1 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 5/0, Light 11/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KOKA. Heavy: WAOK, WEDR. Medium: WDAS, WVEE, WKXI, WLVW, WVOL.

ENCHANTMENT "Here's Your Chance" (Columbia) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 3, WXYV, WJMO, KUKQ. Heavy: WLWV. Medium: WYLD- FM, XHRM, WRDW, WNOO, KJCB.

INSTANT FUNK "(Just Because) You'll Be Mine" (Salsoul/RCA) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/1, Light 9/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, KUKQ. Medium: KRNB, WHRK, WCIN, WKND, WVOL, WAAA, WTLC.

JUNIOR "Unison" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 16/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/1, Light 8/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, WAIL -FM, XHRM, WJAX, KJCB, WWWS. Heavy: WAMO. Medium: WBMX, WZAK, WDRQ, WPDQ, WLTH.

HERB ALPERT "Red Hot" (A&M) 16/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 12/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, KDAY, WPDQ. Heavy: WYLD-FM. Medium: WVEE, KJLH.

THIRD WORLD "Legos Jump" (Columbia) 16/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 4/1, Light 8/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WAMO. Heavy: WHUR, KRNB, WGCI, WLVW. Medium: WJLB, KJLH, WLTH.

TOM SCOTT "Come Back To Me" (Atlantic) 15/2 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WPDQ, WMAK. Heavy: KOKA. Medium: WGIV, WKXI, KOKY, WVOL.

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BREÄKER®fie. "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

RONNIE MILSAP Show Her (RCA)

On 87% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 20, Same 31, Down 0, Debuts 34, Adds 47. A Most Added Record. Moves 50-40 on the Country chart.

MARK GRAY Wounded Hearts (Columbia)

On 67% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 44, Same 22, Down 0, Debuts 23, Adds 13. Moves 48-43 on the Country chart.

LOUISE MANDRELL Runaway Heart (RCA)

On 65% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 30, Same 39, Down 0, Debuts 15, Adds 14. Debuts at number 46 on the Country chart.

SHELLY WEST Another Motel Memory (Viva)

On 63% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 18, Same 42, Down 0, Debuts 17, Adds 17. Debuts at number 47 on the Country chart.

STEPHANIE WINSLOW Kiss Me Darling (CurbIMCA)

On 61% of reporting stations. National Summary: Up 53, Same 18, Down 1, Debuts 14, Adds 8. Moves 43-35 on the Country chart.

MOST ADDED o MERLE HAGGARD (50)

That's The Way Love Goes (Epic) RONNIE MILSAP (47)

Show Her (RCA) EMMYLOU HARRIS (39)

Drivin' Wheel (WB) ED BRUCE (30) After All (MCA)

KENNY ROGERS (27) You Were A Good Friend (Liberty)

JOE STAMPLEY (21) Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love) (Epic)

MEL McDANIEL (20) I Call It Love (Capitol)

DARRELL CLANTON (20) Lonesome 7-7203 (Audiograph)

HOTTEST EARL THOMAS CONLEY (69)

Holding Her And Loving You (RCA) ANNE MURRAY (64)

A Little Good News (Capitol) JOHN ANDERSON (48)

Black Sheep (WB) KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON (47)

Islands In The Stream (RCA) BARBARA MANDRELL (43)

One Of A Kind Pair Of Fools (MCA) LARRY GATLIN & GATLIN BROTHERS (40)

Houston... (Columbia) T.G. SHEPPARD (37) Slow Burn (Curb/WB)

CONWAY TWITTY (35) Heartache Tonight (WB)

NEW & ACTIVE Recent releases are listed In order of their activity. me two numbers following the artist /title /label designation (example:

100 25) Indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those how many added It this week

(25). "Moves" are broken down for each record and Indicate how many stations moved the song Up on their charts held it

the Same ion to on, add to on, 31-31, etc.), moved It crown on their charts, or Added R this week. Si indicated one of

this week's most added new songs.

CHARLY McCLAIN "Sentimental 01' You" (Epic) 82/18 National Summary: Up 15, Same 25, Down 0, Debuts 24, Adds 18 including WIXY, WSEN-AM-FM, WWVA, KHEY-AM, KLLL, WRNL, WUSQ-FM, KBMR, WKMF, WITL-FM, WWJO, WTOD, KYAK, KUUY, KKCS.

MOE BANDY "You're Gonna Lose Her Like That" (Columbia) 77/15 National Summary: Up 9, Same 35, Down 0, Debuts 18, Adds 15, WYRK, WILQ, WYII, KASE, WDAK, WLWI-FM, WRNL, WONE, WKMF, WFMS-FM, KEBC-FM, WWJO, KYAK, Q92, KTOM.

ED BRUCE "After All" (MCA) 76/30 LAB National Summary: Up 7, Same 23, Down 0, Debuts 16, Adds 30 including WGNA-FM, CHOW, WDAK, KIKK-FM, WMC-AM, WLWI-FM, WIRK -FM, WSLR, WUBE-FM, WFMS-FM, WIRE, WDGY, KLZ, KMAK, KNIX-FM.

MEL McDANIEL "I Call It Love" (Capitol) 76/20 National Summary: Up 15, Same 32, Down 0, Debuts 10, Adds 20 including WSEN-AM-FM, WMZQ, WWVA, WXBO-FM, WESC- AM-FM, WOKK, WSM, WIRK -FM, WTQR-FM, WGEE, WDAF, WITL-FM, WOW, WTOD, KUUY.

KATHY MATTEA "Street Talk" (Mercury/PolyGram) 74/8 National Summary: Up 34, Same 28, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 8, WIXL-FM, CHOW, WYII, WWOD/WKZZ, WOYK-FM, WUBE-FM, WIRE, WTHI-FM, WWVA 34-29, WYNK-FM 40-32, WSOC-FM 34-27, KHEY-AM 29-24, KSO 24-23, WOW 38-30, KSON-FM d-37.

REX ALLEN JR. "The Air That I Breathe" (Moon Shine) 67/11 National Summary: Up 21, Same 27, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 11, WAJR, WXBQ-FM, WMNI, KRRK, WAXX, WKMF, WTSO, WWJO, KTPK-FM, KFDI-AM-FM, KSON-FM, WQYK-FM d-39, WONE d-37, KIOV-FM d-44, WTOD d-37, KUGN-FM d-36.

DARRELL CLANTON "Lonesome 7-7203" (Audiograph) 65/20 National Summary: Up 20, Same 20, Down 1, Debuts 4, Adds 20 including WAJR, WNYR, KMML, KIKK-FM, KYXX, WRNL, WUSQ-FM, WHK, WCXI-AM-FM, WDAF, WMIL, KIOV-FM, KRSY, KSOP-FM, KMPS-AM-FM.

MEL TILLIS "She Meant Forever When She Said..." (MCA) 63/9 National Summary: Up 20, Same 27, Down 0, Debuts 7, Adds 9, WGNA-FM, WIXY, WSEN-AM-FM, WWVA, WSIX-FM, WITL-FM, WXCL, KIK-FM, KKAL, WBGW-FM d-48, KHEY-AM d-50, WXCI-AM-FM 17-15, KEBC-FM d-45, KTTS-AM-FM d-47, WTOD d-38, KNIX-FM d-40.

DAVID WILLS "Miss Understanding" (RCA) 62/18 National Summary: Up 7, Same 29, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 18 including WKYG, WNYR, WDAK, KHEY-AM, KLLL, WAXX, WFMS-FM, WOW, WXCL, WHBF, KVOO, KGEM/KJOT, KKCS, KVEG, KIGO.

RAZZY BAILEY "This is Just The First Day" (RCA) 62/6 National Summary: Up 16, Same 34, Down 0, Debuts 6, Adds 6, WNYR, WMZQ, WSIX-FM, WCXI-AM-FM, KGFO, KTOM, WSEN- AM-FM 39-32, WYNK-FM 44-34, WSOC-FM d-38, WCMS-FM d-44, KEBC-FM d-50, KIK-FM d-50, KNIX-FM d-38.

THOM SCHUYLER "Brave Heart" (Liberty) 58/9 National Summary: Up 15, Same 26, Down 0, Debuts 8, Adds 9, WKYG, WLWI-FM, WQYK-FM, WUSQ-FM, WTQR-FM, WONE, WGEE, WIRE, KIK-FM, WGNA-FM d-44, WXKW d-40, KYXX d-38, KFDI-AM-FM d-46, KUGN-FM d-39, KGA d-39.

OMMERLE HAGGARD "That's The Way Love Goes" (Epic) 52/50 National Summary: Up 1, Same 1, Down 0, Debuts 0, Adds 50 including KIX106, WMZQ, KASE, WMC-AM, WLWI-FM,

KRMD-AM-FM, WMAQ, WCXI-AM-FM, WDGY, KOMA, KLZ, KCKC, KMPS-AM-FM, KGA, KCUB.

DKENNY ROGERS "You Were A Good Friend" (Liberty) 52/27 National Summary: Up 2, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 27 including WKHK, KIX106, CHOW, KXYL, WEZL-FM, WSOC-

FM, WKIX, KRMD-AM-FM, WSLR, WHK, WMIL, WXCL, KTPK-FM, KMAK, KCCY-FM.

LACY J. DALTON "Windin Down" (Columbia) 51/3 National Summary: Up 29, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 3, WWVA, WCXI-AM-FM, KCBQ, WYRK 32-29, KLVI 16-11, WEZI- FM 35-27, WSOC-FM 38-29, KHEY-AM 43-34, WSIX-FM 19-13, WCMS-FM 32-29, KRMD-AM-FM 19-14, WITL-FM d-38, KTTS- AM-FM 31-27, KUZZ 45-35, KSOP-FM d-47.

EMMYLOU HARRIS "Drivin' Wheel" (WB) 49/39 KM National Summary: Up 1, Same 5, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 39 including WYRK, WHN, WPOR-FM, KLVI, KLRA, WTQR-FM, WWWW-FM, WOW, KFDI-AM-FM, 10K -FM, KLZ, KUGN-FM, KCKC, KSON-FM, KGA.

JERRY REED "I'm A Slave" (RCA) 48/13 National Summary: Up 11, Sane 23, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 13, WKYG, WWVA, WSOC-FM, WESC-AM-FM, KFGO, WOW, KIOV-FM, KTPK-FM, KVOO, KGEM/KJOT, KMAK, KVEG, KIGO, WVAM 50-40, WYNK-FM d-47.

Adds & Hots ... See Page 51

NATIONALMIRPLAY/50 Three Two Weeks Weeks

inn Week

November 11, 1983

6 4 3 0 BARBARA MANDRELL/One Of A Kind Pair Of Fools (MCA) 11 6 4 0 EARL THOMAS CONLEY/Holding Her And Loving You (RCA) 9 5 5 0 GEORGE JONES/Tennessee Whiskey (Epic) 13 8 7 0 ANNE MURRAY/A Little Good News (Capitol) 10 7 6 0 MICKEY GILLEY/Your Love Shines Through (Epic) 15 10 8 0 DEBORAH ALLEN/Baby I Lied (RCA) 16 12 9 Q JANIE FRICKE/Tell Me A Lie (Columbia) 17 14 10 0 MICHAEL MURPHEY/Don't Count The Rainy Days (Liberty) 19 16 11 0 CONWAY TWITTY/Heartache Tonight (WB) 24 17 12 JOHN ANDERSON/Black Sheep (WB) 18 15 13 ap JIM GLASER/The Man In The Mirror (Noble Vision) 27 23 15 ® LARRY GATLIN & GATLIN BROTHERS/Houston... (Columbia) 21 19 16 ® BANDANA/Outside Lookin' In (WB) 30 25 18 1 ATLANTA/Dixie Dreamin' (MDJ) 1 1 1 15 KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON/Islands In The Stream (RCA) 22 20 17 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Strong Weakness (Curb/WB) 3 3 2 17 LEE GREENWOOD/Somebody's Gonna Love You (MCA) 33 29 23 ED GEORGE STRAIT/You Look So Good In Love (MCA) 32 28 22 ED HANK WILLIAMS JR./Queen Of My Heart (Curb/WB) 37 33 24 T.G. SHEPPARD/Slow Burn (Curb/WB) 36 30 26 WILLIE NELSON & WAYLON JENNINGS/Take It To The Limit (Columbia) 34 31 27 NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/Dance Little Jean (Liberty) 29 27 25 KENDALLS/Movin' Train (Mercury/PolyGram) 44 38 30 ED CHARLEY PRIDE/Ev'ry Heart Should Have One (RCA) 46 39 32 ® OAK RIDGE BOYS/Ozark Mountain Jubilee (MCA) 28 24 zo 26 WHITES/When The New Wears Off Our Love (Curb/WB) 41 35 31 :i/ VERN GOSDIN/I Wonder Where We'd Be Tonight (Compleat/PolyGram) 25 22 19 28 SISSY SPACEK/Lonely, But Only For You (Atlantic America) 47 43 37 ( JOHN CONLEE/In My Eyes (MCA) 38 36 33 l GUS HARDIN/Loving You Hurts (RCA) 45 40 35 JOHNNY LEE/My Baby Don't Slow Dance (Full Moon/WB)

49 41 ® CRYSTAL GAYLE/The Sound Of Goodbye (WB) 45 38 © RONNIE McDOWELL/You Made A Wanted Man Of Me (Epic)

48 46 39 GAIL DAVIES/You're A Hard Dog... (WB) 50 43 STEPHANIE WINSLOW/Kiss Me Darling (Curb/MCA)

49 44 40 Q DAVID FRIZZELL/A Million Light Beers Ago (Viva) 50 47 42 ff/ WAYLON JENNINGS with HANK WILLIAMS JR./The Conversation (RCA) 2 2 14 38 RICKY SKAGGS/You've Got A Lover (Epic) 4 9 21 39 STEVE WARINER/Midnight Fire (RCA)

50 Q RONNIE MILSAP/Show Her (RCA) 47 JOE STAMPLEY/Double Shot (Of My Baby's Love) (Epic)

7 13 28 42 GARY MORRIS/The Wind Beneath My Wings (WB) 48 Q MARK GRAY/Wounded Hearts (Columbia)

5 18 34 44 ALABAMA/Lady Down On Love (RCA) a 11 29 45 EDDIE RABBITT/You Put The Beat In My Heart (WB)

DEBUT 0 LOUISE MANDRELL/Runaway Heart (RCA) DEBUT m SHELLY WEST/Another Motel Memory (Viva)

14 21 36 48 SYLVIA/The Boy Gets Around (RCA) DEBUT 1111> Q CHARLY McCLAIN/Sentimental 01' You (Epic)

12 26 44 50 STATLER BROTHERS/Guilty (Mercury/PolyGram)

This chart Is bated solely on compiled weekly reports from our reporting stations. Black drded numbers Indicate general continued upward movement.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ "Back On Her Mind Again" (Epic) 43/19 National Summary: Up 1, Same 19, Down 0, Debuts 4, Adds 19 including KIX106, WWVA, WEZL-FM, WSOC-FM, WESC-AM-FM, WMC-AM, KEBC-FM, WXCL, KUGN-FM, KTOM, KCUB.

KATY MOFFATT "Under Loved And Over Lonely" (Permian) 40/6 National Summary: Up 9, Same 24, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 8, WESC-AM-FM, WSIX-FM, WFMS-FM, WXCL, KUGN-FM, KVEG, KRMD-AM-FM 44-41, KEBC-FM d-46, KTTS-AM-FM 34-30, KFDI-AM-FM 42-37. DEAN DILLON "Famous Last Words Of A Fool" (RCA) 39/5 National Summary: Up 7, Same 26, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 5, WEZL-FM, WAXX, WTOD, KKAL, KRSY, WOKK d-50, WSIX-FM 28-26, KV00 46-44, KWJJ 50-46, KTOM 50-45.

LANE BRODY "It's Another Silent Night" (Liberty) 34/18 National Summary: Up 3, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 18 including WKYG, WIXY, WSOC-FM, WCMS-FM, WUSQ-FM, KBMR, KSO, WHBF, KRST-FM, KUGN-FM.

DAN SEALS "You Really Go For The Heart" (Liberty) 33/19 National Summary: Up 0, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 19 including WXKW, WNYR, KXYL, WJQS, WLWI-FM, KRMD-AM- FM, WAXX, KMAK, KRSY, KGA.

RANDY BARLOW "Don't Leave Me Lonely Loving..." (Gazelle) 30/2 National Summary: Up 8, Same 18, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 2, WXCL, KUGN-FM, WGNA-FM 45-43, KHEY-AM 49-39, KRMD- AM-FM d-45, KBMR 44-40, WOW d-50, KITS -AM -FM 41-37, WTOD 40-35, KVOO 40-37. LARRY WILLOUGHBY "Heart On The Line" (Atlantic America) 26/6 National Summary, Up 4, Same 13, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 6, KHEY-AM, KRLA, KKYX, KFGO, KITS -AM -FM, KGA, WJQS 34-31, WTSO d-45, KEBC-FM d-47, WOW d-48.

PENNY DeHAVEN "Only The Names Have Been Changed" (Main Street) 26/4 National Summary: Up 8, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4, WWVA, WYII, KIOV-FM, KSOP-FM, WAJR 41-37, WKYG 33-29, WSEN-AM-FM d-50, KHEY-AM d-48, WJQS d-45, KRMD-AM-FM 42-39. JAN GRAY "Before We Knew It" (Jamex) 24/1 National Summary: Up 16, Seme 6, Down 0, Debuts 1, Adds 1, WIXL-FM, WGNA-FM 26-24, CHOW d-45, WJQS 24-22, WSIX- FM 20-17, KRMD-AM-FM 38-34, WHBF 42-39, KSOP-FM 43-40.

JOE WATERS "Harvest Moon" (New Colony) 23/3 National Summary: Up 0, Same 17, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 3, WIXL-FM, WIXY, WFNC, WVAM d-48, WBGW-FM d-50, CHOW d-50, WUSQ-FM on, WITL-FM on, WTOD on, KRWQ-FM on, Q92 on.

RAY PRICE "Coors & Colorado" (Viva) 22/4 National Summary: Up 3, Same 12, Down 0, Debuts 3, Adds 4, WBGW-FM, WSEN-AM-FM, KWMT, WTOD, WVAM 40-31, WTQR-FM d-40, KTTS-AM-FM d-50, KVOO d-49, KSOP-FM 38-34. LORETTA LYNN "Walking With My Memories" (MCA) 21/7 National Summary: Up 4, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 7, WGNA-FM, WSIX-FM, WWWW-FM, WHBF, KVOO, KFDI-AM-FM, KRST-FM, WVAM 39-29, WCXI-AM-FM 27-24, KITS -AM -FM d-49, KMPS-AM-FM d-50. CANNONS "One Step Closer" (Compleat/PolyGram) 20/3 National Summary: Up 4, Same 11, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adds 3, WGNA-FM, WTOD, KRWQ-FM, WVAM d-46, WKYG 29-26, KHEY-AM d-45, WNOX 48-44, KRMD-AM-FM 45-42. TOM T. HALL "How'd You Get Home So Soon" (Mercury/PolyGram) 19/7 National Summary: Up 2, Same 8, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adda 7, WGNA-FM, WSEN-AM-FM, WEZL-FM, KLRA, KTTS-AM-FM, WTOD, KUGN-FM, KHEY-AM d-42, KRMD-AM-FM 39-33, KFDI-AM-FM d-47. RICK & JANIS CARNES "Does He Ever Mention My Name" (WB) 18/15 National Summary: Up 0, Same 1, Down 0, Debuts 2, Adda 15 including WSNO, WYII, KRRV, WMC-AM, KKYX, KRMD-AM-FM, WAXX, KWMT, KWJJ, KCKC.

PETER ISAACSON "Don't Take Much" (Union Station) 17/6 National Summary: Up 0, Seme 10, Down 0, Debut, 1, Adds 5, WVAM, WJQS, KKYX, WUSQ-FM, KEIN, KIGO, WSEN-AM-FM on, WYNK-FM on, KBMR on, KTOM d-50.



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Merle Haggard (Epic) Emmylou Harris (WB)

EAST HOTTEST

Anne Murray (Capitol) Janie Fricke (Columbia)

MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST

Ronnie Milsap (RCA) Merle Haggard (Epic)

Earl Thomas Conley (RCA) Rogers & Parton (RCA)

MOST ADDED

Merle Haggard (Epic) Ronnie Milsap (RCA)

SOUTH HOTTEST MOST ADDED

Anne Murray (Capitol) Earl Thomas Conley (RCA)

Merle Haggard (Epic) Emmylou Hands (WB)

WEST HOTTEST

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150 REPORTERS

146 Current Reports

The following stations reported frozen playlists this week:

KECK/Lincoln WPAP/Panama City

KEEN/San Jose

The following station failed to report this week and therefore its

playlist was frozen: WKSJ-FM/Mobile

H ttest Tracks: "Burled Treasure" (RCA) KENNY ROGERS

COUNTRY ALBUMS Cuts in bold type are receiving the heaviest airplay.

JOHN ANDERSON - All The People Are Talkin' - (WB) "Haunted House" "Let Somebody Else Drive" "Call On Me" EARL THOMAS CONLEY - Don't Make It Easy For Me - (RCA) "Crowd Around The Corner" "Angel In Disguise" "Don't Make It Easy For Me" GAIL DAVIES - What Can I Say - (WB) "Boys Like You" "Hallelujah, I Love Him So" "What Can I Say" JANIE FRICKE - Love Lies - Columbia "Let's Stop Talkin' About It" "Love Lies" "If The Fall Don't Get You"

GEORGE JONES - Jones Country - (Epic) "Radio Lover" "Wino The Clown" BARBARA MANDRELL - Spun Gold - (MCA) "Overnight Sensation" "Loveless" "Cryin' All The Way To The Bank" MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY - The Heart Never Lies - (Liberty) "Maybe This Time" "Will It Be Love By Morning" "Disenchanted" "Showdown" KENNY ROGERS - Eyes That See In The Dark - (RCA) "Buried Treasure" "Evening Star" "Eyes That See In The Dark" "You And I" "Midsummer Nights"

RICKY SKAGGS - Don't Cheat In Our Hometown - (Sugar Hill/Epic) "Honey (Open That Door)" "I'm Head Over Heels In Love" "Don't Cheat In Our Hometown" "Uncle Pen" "Don't Step Over An Old Love"

GEORGE STRAIT - Right Or Wrong - (MCA) "Right Or Wrong" "I'm Satisfied With You" "80 Proof Bottle Of Tear Stopper" HANK WILLIAMS, JR. - Man Of Steel - (Curb/WB) "Man - Of Steel" "Now I Know How George Feels" "Lovesick Blues" "Orange Blossom Special" -

Most Requested: K. ROGERS & D. PARTON "Islands In The..." (RCA) EARL THOMAS CONLEY "Holding Her And..." (RCA) ANNE MURRAY "A Little Good News" (Capitol) JOHN ANDERSON "Black Sheep" (WB) DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" (RCA) NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND "Dance Little,.." (Liberty) GEORGE JONES "Tennessee Whiskey" (Epic) GEORGE STRAIT "You Look So Good In Love" (MCA)

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Adult /Contemporary Continued from Back Page

L BREAKERS® BARRY MANILOW

Read 'Em And Weep (Arista) 73% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 7/7, Medium 42/42, Light 46/46, Extra Adds 4, Total Adds 99 including WFBR, GR55, 3WS, WPRO, WLTT, WRMM, WSB, WSB-FM, 97AIA, WQUE-FM, WCLR, WMYX, KS94, KPPL, KOST, KOY, KGW, KBEST, KEZR, and 80 more. Debuts at number 21 on the A/C chart. Sets new R&R A/C record for most adds in first week.

CRYSTAL GAYLE The Sound Of Goodbye (WB)

50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 39/4, Light 23/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WTAE, WLTT, WRMM, WRIE, WTIC, WRVR, WEZS, KRDO, KWAV. Debuts at number 30 on the A/C chart.

NEW & ACTIVE

JOURNEY "Send Her My Love" (Columbia) 65/12 Rotations: Heavy 6/0, Medium 35/6, Light 24/6, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 12, KUDL, WHB, KGW, WHEN, Y107, 2WD, KOFM, KRAV, KKPL, WTNY, KFSB, KRSB. Heavy: WQUE-FM, WOMC, WGY, WFMK, WVBS. Medium: WFBR, WMJI, WCZY, KKLT, KEY 103, WMAZ, WHHY, WLAC-FM, WSRZ, KRNT, WTRX, KSTT, 3WM, KRDO, KUDO, KFI, KMGG, KWAV, WWNR, WEIM, WSKY, WCHV, KVIC, WCIL, KEEZ, WHNN, WBOW, KFQD, KQSW.

FeJENNIFER WARNES/CHRIS THOMPSON "AN The Right Moves" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 61/21 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 28/5, Light 31/16, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 21, WRMM, WOMC, WAEB, WICC, WBT, WVLK,

WHHY, 2WD, WSRZ, KRNT, WTRX, KBOI, KRDO, KEX, WTKO, WNGS, WJBC, KWEB, WHNN, KKJO, KQSW. Heavy: KBEST, KEZR. Medium: KGW, B100, KFMB, WRVA, WHBY, WHBC, WFMK, KUGN, KWAV, WWNR, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY. WCKQ, KVIC, WVBS, WCIL, WJON, KRNO, KRSB, KALE.

KOOL & THE GANG "Joanna" (De-Lite/PolyGram) 54/19 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 21/8, Light 29/10, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 19, WPIX, WPRO, KGW, WICC, WGY, KEY103,

WTMA, WVLK, WFMK, KBOI, KUGN, KMGG, WTNY, WSKY, WCIL, KCRG, KWEB, KTWO, KRNO. Heavy: WHHY, KORQ, WCKQ. Medium: WMAZ, WHBY, WTRX, WISM-FM, KUDO, WEIM, WTKO, WSKI, KFSB, KEEZ, WJON, KRSB, KALE.

JOE "BEAN" ESPOSITO "Lady Lady Lady" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 53/2 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 25/0, Light 24/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 2, WHB, KFQD. Heavy: WLTT, WEZC, KFSB, KRNO. Medium: WSB-FM, WARM98, KUDL, KFMB, WGY, KEY103, WMAZ, WHHY, WRVA, KRNT, WTRX, WISM-FM, WWNR, WEIM, WTKO, WKNE, WSKI, WTNY, WCPI, WSKY, WCKQ, WCIL, KEXO, KRSB, KALE.

e PAUL SIMON "Allergies" (WB) 49/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 22/4, Light 25/8, Extra Adds 2, Total Adds 14, WSB, WISN, WKGW, WMAZ, WHBY, WHBC,

WTRX, KBOI, KEX, KISN, WTKO, KWEB, WJON, KTWO. Medium: WLTT, WCCO, KHOW, KGW, WGY, WHHY, WSRZ, WFMK, WISM-FM, KUGN, WEIM, WSKI, KORQ, WSKY, KKJO, KRNO, KQSW, KRSB.

JIMMY BUFFETT "One Particular Harbour" (MCA) 39/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 16/3, Light 23/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 11, KHOW, WTMA, KBOI, KUGN, WTNY, WVBS, WCIL, KEEZ, KKJO, KRNO, KALE. Medium: 97AIA, WCCO, KGW, KEY103, WMAZ, WHHY, WRVA, WSRZ, WHBY, WSKI, WSKY, WJON, KFQD.

leSPANDAU BALLET "Gold" (Chrysalis) 37/19 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/5, Light 24/14, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 19, WOMC, KFMB, WGY, WKGW, WHHY, 2WD,

KRDO, KUGN, KWAV, WWNR, WTKO, WCPI, KVIC, KWEB, WHNN, KFQD, KQSW, KRSB, KALE. Medium: WFMK, KUDO, KEX, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, WCIL, WJON.

ELO "Stranger" (Jet/CBS) 35/14 UM Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 13/4, Light 22/10, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 14, WLTT, 97AIA, WCCO, WAHR, WHHY, WFMK, KWAV, WTKO, WKNE, KORQ, WCHV, KVIC, KWEB, WHNN. Medium: WFBR, KGW, WSRZ, WISM-FM, KUGN, WSKI, WCKQ, KFSB, KALE.

L.MISMOKEY ROBINSON "Don't Play Another Love Song" (Tamla/Motown) 35/14

Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/1, Light 28/13, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 14, KFMB, WVLK, WHHY, WHBY, WFMK, KEX, WWNR, WCPI, WSKY, WVBS, WJBC, KEEZ, KKJO. Medium: WMAZ, WRVA, WEIM, WSKI, KEXO, KALE.

BERTIE HIGGINS "When You Fall In Love" (Kat Family/CBS) 35/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 14/1, Light 20/4, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, KBOI, WTKO, WCHV, WHNN, KALE. Heavy: KEXO. Medium: WMAZ, WRVR, WRVA, KKUA, KSL, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WCKQ, KFSB, WJON, KQSW, KRSB.

MICHAEL JACKSON "P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing)" (Epic) 31/3 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 19/1, Light 5/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KPPL, WEZC, Y107. Heavy: 97AIA, WRIE, WGY, WSKI, WCKQ, WVBS, KEEZ. Medium: WROR, GR55, WPRO, WSB-FM, WAXY, WQUE-FM, WMJI, KGW, WLAC-FM, KRDO, KR, KMGG, KWAV, WCHV, KFQD, KQSW, KRSB, KALE.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION

QOLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN & JOHN TRAVOLTA "Take A Chance" (MCA) 27/27 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/7, Light 17/17, Extra Adds 3, Total Adds 27, WQUE-FM, KHOW, V100, WKGW, WBT,

WAHR, WMAZ, WHBY, WHBC, KUGN, KKUA, KISN, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, KORQ, WCKQ, WGSV, KVIC, KFSB, KEEZ, WJON, KFQD, KTWO, KEXO, KQSW, KRSB.

MOODY BLUES "Blue World" (Threshold/PolyGram) 23/11 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/2, Light 13/8, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 11, WCZY, WMAZ, WRVR, WEIM, KORQ, WSKY, WCHV, WCIL, WHNN, KFQD, KRSB. Heavy: KALE. Medium: WCCO, WISM-FM, KUDO, KEX, WCKQ, KVIC. Light: KPPL, WSRZ, WSKI, WNGS, KTWO.

STRAY CATS "I Won't Stand In Your Way" (EMI America) 23/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/2, Light 12/7, Extra Adda 2, Total Adds 11, WCZY, WAHR, WMAZ, WHBC, WTRX, KKUA, WEIM, WCKQ, KFSB, KTWO, KQSW. Medium: WFBR, WHHY, WSKI, WCHV, WCIL, KRSB. Light: KOIL, KUDO, WSKY, KEEZ, KWEB.

GEORGE BENSON "In Your Eyes" (WB) 23/10 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/3, Light 11/7, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 10, WLTT, 97AIA, 8100, KFMB, WRVA, WHBY, KSL, WSKY, KFSB, KEEZ. Medium: WOMC, WCCO, WBEN, WSRZ, WISM-FM, KUGN, KORQ, WCKQ, KRSB. Light: WSFM, WGSV, WJON, KKJO.

MOST ADDED

BARRY MANILOW (99) Read 'Em And Weep (Arista)

O. NEWTON -JOHN & J. TRAVOLTA (27) Take A Chance (MCA)

ELTON JOHN (23) I Guess That's Why They Call It... (Geffen)

JENNIFER WARNES/ CHRIS THOMPSON (21)

All The Right Moves (Casablanca/PG) KOOL & THE GANG (19)

Joanna (De-Lite/PolyGram) SPANDAU BALLET (19)

Gold (Chrysalis)

HOTTEST LIONEL RICHIE (104)

All Night Long (All Night) (Motown) BILLY JOEL (93)

Uptown Girl (Columbia) P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON (87)

Say Say Say (Columbia) KENNY ROGERS with DOLLY PARTON (48)

Islands In The Stream (RCA) BARBRA STREISAND (40)

The Way He Makes Me Feel (Columbia) COMMODORES (27) Only You (Motown)

D. WARWICK & L. VANDROSS (27) How Many Times Can We Say... (Arista)

leRAY PARKER JR. "I Still Can't Get Over Loving You" (Arista) 22/15 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/4, Light 15/11, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 15, WCCO, WRIE, WGY, WAHR, WHHY, WHBC,

KKUA, WEIM, WSKI, WCKQ, WVBS, WCIL, KFSB, KFQD, KALE. Medium: WISM-FM, KEX, KORQ. Light: WSKY, KEEZ, KKJO, KQSW.

PASADENA ROOF ORCHESTRA "Looney Tunes" (Reward/CBS) 20/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/3, Light 14/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 7, WAHR, WMAZ, WWNR, KORQ, WSKY, KRSB, KALE. Medium: WEIM, WCIL. Light: WCCO, WVLK, WSRZ, WTRX, KOIL, WSKI, WCHV, WJBC, KEEZ, KWEB, WJON.

MINOR DETAIL "Hold On" (Polydor/PolyGram) 20/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/0, Light 11/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds O. Medium: KUDL, WCCO, KEY103, WEIM, WSKI, WTNY, WCKQ, KVIC, KRSB. Light: WAHR, WHHY, WHBC, WTRX, KOIL, KUDO, WTKO, KEEZ, KKJO, WBOW, KQSW.

CULTURE CLUB "Church Of The Poison Mind" (Virgin/Epic) 19/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 9/2, Light 10/3, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, 97AIA, WMJI, WEZC, WLAC-FM, 3WM. Medium: WHHY, KUDO, KFI, WSKI, WTNY, WSKY, WVBS. Light: WCZY, V100, WSRZ, KOIL, KSTT, KEEZ, KRNO.

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Twist Of Fate" (MCA) 17/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 8/1, Light 7/3, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 5, 97AIA, WQUE-FM, WCZY, V100, WEIM. Heavy: WGY. Medium: WFBR, KHOW, KFI, WSKI, WSKY, KVIC, KQSW. Light: WCCO, WFMK, KUDO, WVBS.

DGLADYS KNIGHT & THE PIPS "Hero" (Columbia) 16/15 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/3, Light 12/12, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 15, KNOW, WAHR, WHHY, WHBC, WTRX,

WWNR, WEIM, WSKI, WCKQ, WCHV, WGSV, WJBC, KEXO, KQSW, KRSB. Medium: WCCO.

CAROLE KING "Crying In The Rain" (Atlantic) 14/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/1, Light 11/8, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 9, WSRZ, WHBY, KSL, WEIM, WKNE, WSKI, WJBC, KEEZ, KWEB. Heavy: WCCO. Medium: WPIX. Light: WNGS, WCIL, KKJO.

PAUL ANKA "Give Me The Word" (Columbia) 13/2 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/1, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 2, WSKI, KTWO. Medium: WTKO, WCIL, KFQD. Light: WAHR, WHBY, WEIM, WCKQ, KVIC, KEEZ, WJON, KKJO.

RONNIE MILSAP "Show Her" (RCA) 12/10 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/5, Light 6/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 10, WAHR, WRVA, KRNT, KKUA, KSL, WEIM, WGSV, KQSW, KRSB, KALE. Heavy: WCCO. Light: WSFM.

NAKED EYES "When The Lights Go Out" (EMI America) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 5/0, Extra Adds 1, Total Adds 1, WCZY. Medium: WFMK, WSKI, WCHV, KEEZ. Light: WCCO, WTRX, KMGG, WSKY, WBOW.

ASIA "The Smile Has Left Your Eyes" (Geffen) 9/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 8/1, Light 1/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WLAC-FM. Medium: WQUE-FM, WOMC, KRDO, WSKI, WCKQ, WVBS, KEEZ. Light: WCZY.

IRENE CARA "Why Me?" (Network/Geffen) 8/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 4/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Medium: KFI, WSKI, WTNY, WVBS. Light: WQUE-FM, WCZY, KRAV, KFQD.

T.G. SHEPPARD "Slow Burn" (Curb/WB) 7/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 7/5, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 5, WCCO, WEIM, WSKI, WJBC, KFQD. Light: WAHR, KWEB.

KLIQUE "Stop Doggin' Me Around" (MCA) 7/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 5/0, Light 1/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WTAE. Heavy: WHHY. Medium: WFBR, 97AIA, WBEN, WEZS, KKJO.

HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS "Heart And Soul" (Chrysalis) 7/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3/0, Light 2/0, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WQUE-FM, WSKI. Medium: WLAC, WVBS. Light: V100, Y107.

FRANK STALLONE & CYNTHIA RHODES "I'm Never Gonna Give You Up" (RSO/PolyGram) 6/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/1, Light 4/2, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 3, KFI, WSKI, KEEZ. Medium: KOST. Light: WSFM, KRSB.

RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN "Ain't Nobody" (WB) 5/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 3/1, Extra Adds 0, Total Adds 1, WVBS. Medium: KMGG, WSKI. Light: WCZY, KRSB.

N!W & ACTIVI Includes songs reported by at least 30 of our A/C reporting stations. The two numbers following the artist/title (label) designation Indicate how many A/C reporters are on the record this week and, of those, how many added It for the first time this week. A/C stations report their playllsts by rotations (Heavy, Medium, Light, and Addl. The two numbers following each rotational designation indicate how many stations have the record In that particular rotation and, of those, how many added it directly Into that same rotation.

MOST ADD(D & NOTTlST list those songs achieving the most adds nationally, and the songs reported 'hottest" complied from all our reporters. The number in parentheses Immediately following the songs In Most Added & Hottest Indicate tine total number of A/C reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song is among their five hottest.

A/C Adds & Hots ... See Page 53



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A/C Regional Adds Hots W TIC/Harttord Glnny J..bnk.

FOUR TOPS CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest:

WFBRIBoItlmOre LIONEL RICHIE

Andy StuHnskl ROGERS A PARTON MANHATTAN TRANS.

BARRY MANILOW ANNE MURRAY Bottent: COMMODORES BILLY JOEL

YBlPMsbur h LIONEL RICBIE ll

MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Jay treenail DEBORAH ALLEN HALL 6 OATES

WROMBeaqn Defy BarkowRi

none Rottest: LIONEL RICBIE WARWICK f VANDROS BARBRA STREISAND LINDA BONSTADT MATTHEW WILDER

ORBSIMMMAIo Jwlteluekl

BARRY MANILOM BALL L OATHS Botteat: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS WARWICK I VANDROS ROGERS L PARTON

WPIXINw York Men Anderson

POOL i THE GANG Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS HALL i OATES MARWICR i VANDROS LIONEL RICBIE DONNA SUMMER WHEN/Syracuse

K.ren G.Ilegher WTAEPIMabngh Dan Been.

WV/SW (3WSyPmsburgh Crows/Well/el

RLIQUE CRYSTAL GAYLE ELTON JOHN Bottent: LIONEL RICBIE ROGERS i PARTON MCCARTNEY I JACKS BRYSON i FLACK BILLY JOEL WKOWIUIkMIOrne

CerpenierIKader

BARRY MANILOB PAUL SIMON SPANDAU BALLET ONJ a TRAVOLTA Hottest: LIONEL RICBIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS WARWICK L VANDROS MATTHEW WILDER

BARRY MANILOW LINDA BONSTADT Rottest: LIONEL RICARE ROGERS i PARTON MCCARTNEY i JACKS HALL 6 OATES

WPROPro,Mencs Tom Cuddy

BARRY MANILOW ANNE MURRAY LAVI MALL RENABGE POOL i THE GANG Hottest: BILLY JOEL MARWICK 6 VANDROS BARBRA STREISAND MCCAATEEY a JACKS LINDA BONSTADT

WLTTIW.shington. D.0 Bob Cummings

BARRY MANILOW ELE GEORGE BENSON CRYSTAL GAYLE

WEIMMItchWr Hottest: g DEBORAH ALLEN Jack Raymond COMMODORES AL JARREAS ANNE MURRAY MCCARTNEY i JACKS

BARRY MANILON DEBARGE Hottest: BONNIE TYLER LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANSFE ROGERS á PARTON

WVORMechester Gary SINNh

AL JARREAU Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BONNIE TYLER GEORGE BENSON BRYSON L FLACK ROGERS PARTON

WOYIScheneclady Walter Fritz

SPANDAU BALLET KOOL L THE GANG RAY PARKER JR. BARRY MANILOW Nottest: WARWICK 6 VANDROS LINDA IONSTAOT JACKSON BROWNE MCCARTNEY L JACKS ONO

JOURNEY ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS JACKSON BROWNE HALL f OATES

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WAEBIAIIentmen

U lke Chepmen

LINDA RONSTADT WAHRES i THOMPSON BARRY MANILOM H ottest: BARBRA STREISAND BILLY JOEL MATTHEW MILDER MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LIONEL RICHIE

WICCIBrIOgeport P.msnolsq.dbin

POUR TOPS BARRY MANILOM ELTON JOHN POOL i THE GANG MANES S THOMPSON Hotta t: LIONEL RICBIE B ILLY JOEL ROGERS i PARTON MCCARTNEY a JACKS WARWICK i VANDROS

WBEN/BuT.b Rog.r Christian

none Not teat: LIONEL RICBIE ROGERS A PARTON MCCARTNEY a JACKS BILLY JOEL BARBRA STREISAND

V100/CIImrWten, WV BpmrtcolJarYla

ONJ i TRAVOLTA BARRY MARILOW OMI Hottest: WARWICK i VANDROS BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS COMMODORES MOTELS

WRIEIErie Tad Abbott

BARRY MANILOM CRYSTAL GAYLE ELTON JORN MY PARKER JR. POINTER SISTERS Hottest: ALABAMA MCCARTEEY S JACKS LIONEL RICBIE ROGERS 6 PARTON BARBRA STREISAND

WSFWMMnbwg Sob Peo

BARRY MANILOW N ottest: WARWICK i VANDROS BARBRA STREISAND MATTHEW MILDER ANNE HURRAY H ALL L OATES

WW NR/Beckley B allet'/SOB

SMOKET ROBINSON SPANDAU BALLET BARRY MANILON PASADENA ROOF ORC GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: LIONEL RICHTE BILLY JOEL COMMODORES MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS MATTHEW WILDER

BARRY MANILOW ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA STRAY CATS GLADYS KNIGHT MOODY BLUES CAROLE KING RONNIE MILSAP T.G. SHEPPARD ONJ RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY L JACKS B ILLY JOEL MEN AT MORE LINDA BONSTADT

WTKOlIthaG W ryne Fisk

SPANDAU BALLET PAUL SIMON EIA GERTIE HIGGINS WARNES 6 THOMPSON ALABAMA BARRY MANILON Hottest: MCCARTNEY i JACKS BARBRA STREISAND POUR TOPS POINTER SISTERS CARPENTERS

WKNEIK.ene, NM

.ward Corday

MARILYN MCCOO OARS L TRAVOLTA ELE CAROLE KING BARRY MANILOM Rotfeet: LINDA RONSTADT WARWICK i VANDROS BILLY JOEL CARPENTERS ANNE MURRAY

WSKIIMontperler, VT

Bruce Stebbins

RAY PARKER JR. STALLONE i RHODES CAROLE RING BARRY MANIWM! ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA PAUL AREA T.G. SHEPPARD GLADYS KNIGHT Botteat: MICHAEL JACKSON JOURNEY DAMARGE LANI HALL JACKSON BROWNE

WTNYIWatertown. NY

J.y Donor.

JOURNEY WOOL i THE GANG BARRY MANILOW JIMMY BUFFETT Hottest: MCCARTEEY 6 JACKS MATTHEW WILDER CARPENTERS BARBRA STREISAND MELISSA MANCRESTE

WCPUWMeallnp, WV Don McGrath

BARRY MANILOW SPANDAU BALLET SMOREY ROBINSON Hottest: LIONEL RICRIE ROGERS S PARSON BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS MANHATTAN TRANS.

MIDWEST Parallel One

W CLRlchlugo Gary Price

ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LIONEL RICRIE ROGERS i PARTON MCCARTNEY i JACKS BILLY JOEL MOTELS 55KRGCInclnnell

D ew Mason

WHBCICanMW Mike Dorn

WFYIVCMM.go John Weterbee none Hottest: ROGERS a PARTON LIONEL RICHIE SPANDAU BALLET MOTELS MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

WARMHBICInclnnerl Tom Walker

BARRY MANILON LINDA RONSTADT ELTON JOHN Hottest: GEORGE BENSON BRYSON i FLACK MCCARTNEY i JACKS BARBRA STREISAND WINGIDaylon HALL f OATES Joe Demme

BARRY MANILOW PAUL SIMON RAY PARKER JR. STRAY CATS GLADYS KNIGHT ONJ L TRAVOLTA Hottest: LIONEL RICEIE BARBRA STREISAND CARPENTERS WARWICK L VANDROS DEBORAH ALLEN

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS i PARTON COMMODORES CRYSTAL GAYLE SPANDAU BALLET

810TVN/COlumbus FlttOerald/Jones

WMJIICkweNnd MOVsyIIsers

CULTURE CLUB HALL i OATES Hottest: BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS ROGERS a PARTON LIONEL RICHIE SPANDAU BALLET

WEEP/Cleveland DunphylOeorgewn

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL BARBRA STREISAND COMMODORES MCCARTNEY f JACKS

WCZYID.lrolt Leo Douglas

PIX% JOBO%ERS JOHN COUGAR ONJ MOODY BLUES STRAY CATS ROMANTICS NAMED EYES Botteat: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS POLICE COMMODORES

WOMC/Detroit B erry Argenbrlght

SPANDAU BALLET WAHNES L THOMPSON LINDA TONSTADT Not tent: JOURNEY ROGERS 6 PARTON MATTHEW MILDER JACKSON BROWNE LIONEL RICHIE

KUDUltan... City Elaine Taylor

BARRY MANILOM JOURNEY Hottest: GEORGE BENSON AIR SUPPLY LIONEL RICHIE SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS i PARTON

WMBIKMM* City JON Roberts

DEBARGE ELTON JOHN POUR TOPS JOURNEY JOE ESPOSITO Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS BARBRA STREISAND

WISNIMIMukee Marls/Murphy

HALL 6 OATES PAUL SIMON N ottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL BARBRA STREISAND CARPENTERS MCCARTNEY i JACKS

WMYXMIIweukee Berk F.at ELTON JOHN BARRY MARMLON Hot to e t: LIONEL RICBIE ROGERS 6 PARTON BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS BARBRA STREISAND

WCCOMInneapolls Denny Long

BILLY JOEL BARRY MANILOW ELO RAY PARKER JR. MCCARTNEY i JACKS T.G. SHEPPARD

none one

KS94/SIN LORIs

MorWanIW.termenn

BARRY MANILON MOTELS Noose,: MANHATTAN TRANSFE BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICRIE COMMODORES ARWICK i VANDROS

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WMBY/APpleTon Rob Shannon

CAROLE RING PAUL SIMON GEORGE BENSON UNS i TRAVOLTA BARRY MANILON SMOKE/ ROBINSON Hottest: AL SARUM) CCMMODORES MANNHATTANATTAN TRANS. LIONEL RICRIE BILLY JOEL

MATTHEW WILDER D EBORAH ALLEN Hottest: SPANDAU BALLET NAKED EYES LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS f PARTON BILLY JOEL

none Hottest: COMMODORES AL JARREAU LIONEL RICHIE MICHAEL MURPHEY BILLY JOEL

KRNTID.s Moines Stele Gibbons

WAHRES 6 THOMPSON BARRY MANILOW RONNIE MILSAP B.J. Thomas Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL BARBRA STREISAND LINDA BONSTADT

WTRXPIIRI B urke/Wright

WARNES L THOMPSON B ARRY MANILOW GLADYS KNIGHT STRAY CATS PAUL SIMON Rottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACAS ROGERS I PARTON COMMODORES

WOWOIFI. Wayne Chris Roben BARBRA STREISAND COMMODORES CLIFF RICHARD CARPENTERS ELTON JOHN Nottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL ROGERS i PARTON MCCARTNEY L JACKS BRYSON i FLACK

WENSAndl.napolls

3 W MITRIedo KIngINorth

CULTURE CLUB BARRY MANILOW Hottest: DEBORAH ALLEN BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY L JACKS MATTRE,/ WILDER WARWICK L VANDROS

KRAVnulsa Gary Rayn°Ids

COMMODORES JOURNEY BARRY MANIIAW Hottest: ROGERS S PARTON LIONEL RICBIE BRYSON 6 FLACK BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

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W JBCIBIoomIngton. IL

Stew SAIwITY

BARRY MANILOW CARLE RING SMOREY ROBINSON WARNES L THOMPSON GLADYS KNIGHT T.G. SHEPPARD ROGER NUITTAKER Hottest: non

WCIUCsrbondsls. IL

Mott McCann

BARRY WANILOI MOODY BLUES JIMMY BUFFETT KOOL L THE GANG RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: ALABAMA DEBARGE HALL L OATES ELTON JORN CARPENTERS

KCMG/Ceder Rapids, IA Carl Mann

BARRY MANILOW MOTELS ELTON JOHN KOOL i THE GANG Mottest: ROGERS i PARTON LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY f JACKS ANNE MURRAY

KFSB/Joplin. MO Don Carpenter

OMI 6 TRAVOLTA BARRY MANILOW RAY PARKER JR. GEORGE BENSON STRAY CATS Nottest: LIONEL RICNIC COMMODORES MANHATTAN TRANSFE MICHAEL MURPHEY MATTHEW WILDER

KEELM.nMalo. MN Sue LeFond

ONJ i TRAVOLTA SMOKEY ROBINSON JIMMY BUFFETT STALLONE f RHODES GEORGE BENSON

CummlNgsIWheeler BARRY MANILOW CAROLE KING Hottest: LIONEL RICBIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BARBRA STREISAND MICHAEL JACKSON CLIFF RICHARD

BARRY MANILOM FOUR TOPS DEMORAN ALLEN Mottest: LIONEL RICHIE BRYSON i PLACK BILLY JOEL CARPENTERS ROGERS i PARTON

WFMKS..BnIng Jay Richards

LINDA ROHSTADT BARRY MANILOM BARBRA STREISAND SMOKET ROBINSON ELE K OOL i THE GANG Hottest: COMMODORES JOURNEY DEBORAH ALLEN ANNE MURRAY CARPENTERS

WISMFMIMadlsoe B ill Vancll

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MATTHEW WILDER BILLY JOEL MOTELS JACKSON BROWNE

KOFMIOklahom. City Jenkins/Duqueane

LANI HALL MELISSA MANCHESTE JOURNEY Hottest: MCCARTNEY L JACKS BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANS. SHEENA EASTON BARBRA STREISAND

KOIUOmelt. MAsoNLWidy

nome H OttBMCI LIONEL RICRIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS MATTRES MILDER HALL 6 OATES

KBTTIOuad ChM Sends/Michaels

BARBRA STREISAND CARPENTERS POINTER SISTERS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL ROGERS I PARTON AIR SUPPLY MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

KWEBMOcheeter, MN Al AKNMon

LINDA BONSTADT SPANDAU BALLET BARONS 6 THOMPSON KOOL 6 TBE GANG MELISSA MANCHESTE ELE CAROLS RING PAUL SIMON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ALABAMA BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS WARWICK G VANDROS

WN MUSegMw Guy Perry

BERTIE HIGGINS MOODY BLUES BARRY MANIWN SPANDAU BALLET ELO WARNES 6 THOMPSON Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS JACKSON BROWNE BARBRA STREISAND

WJON/SI. Cloud, MN D iemMeon

ELTON JOHN BARRY MMILOW PAUL SIMON ONO i TRAVOLTA Nottest: LIONEL RICHIE DEBORAH ALLEN BILLY JOEL MATTHEW WILDER ALABAMA

KKJOISt. Joeaph, MO B ill O'Brien

BARRY MANILOM NAMES i THOMPSON SMOKE? ROBINSON JIMMY BUFFETT Hottest: ALABAMA BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS DEBORAH ALLEN MATTHEW WILDER

WBOWITerre wate Korn Young

none Botteat: MARWICK a VANDROS LIONEL RICHIE MCCARYNEY i JACKS BILLY JOEL COMMODORES

SOUTH Parallel One

WRMMIAIlenta Allen Sounder.

CRYSTAL GAYLE WAHRES i THOMPSON BARRY MANILOW MOTELS

t:

LIONEL EICNIE BILLY JOEL BARBRA STREISAND ROGERS f PARTON BRYSON f PLACE

W SBIAIiaMa Greg Pllxtena

JACKSON BROWNE HALL i DATES PAUL SIMON BARRY MANILAAR Rottest: LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS L PARTON BILLY JOEL WARWICK i VANDROS BARBRA STREISAND

WSBFMIAN.Nt. Donna Brake

BARRY MANILOM Rottest: LIONEL RICHIE MATTHEW WILDER BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS COMMODORES BARRY MANILOW

Hottest: K VIVD.Ilasft. Worth ALABAMA

MATTHEW WILDER LIONEL RICBIE

none COMMODORES Bottent: MCCARTNEY a JACKS ROGERS S PARTON

WVLKAeaI LIONEL RICBIE ngton AIR SUPPLY KeNyMkhards BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS

Chuck Rhode.

W AXY/FL Lauderdale SIUWILea

MADONNA BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS 6 PARTON MCCARTNEY L JACKS BILLY JOEL COMMODORES

N7AIAMIm1 Chris Gable

SHALMAR BARRY MANIROM ELO ONJ CULTURE CLUB GEORGE BENSON PAT BENATAR Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE ROGERS i PARTON MCCARTNEY i JACKS JENNIFER HOLLIDAY MADONNA

W OUEFMMw OrNone ChM. O'Kelly

ONJ ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA BARRY MANII.OM PETER SCHILLING LINDA TONSTADT MottentI LIONEL RICBIE MCCARTNEY i JACKS HALL 6 OATES HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS JOURNEY

W101/Trimm DeCarlolMllter

none Nottest: BRYSON 6 FLACK ALABAMA ROGERS i PARTON BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE

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KEY103/Austin Adams/LmPere

COMMODORES KOUL L THE GANG Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY i JACKS BILLY JOEL AL JARREAD JACKSON BROWNE

WAFB/Beton Rouge AdamslNNbls

ELTON JOHN POUR TOPS BARRY MANILOI Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS COMMODORES BARBRA STREISAND

WMJJIBIrmingMm Thomas/Warren

none Nottest: LIONEL RICHIE COMMODORES AL JARREAU BRYSON i FUCK ROGERS i PARTON

W TMAICh.Mo.ton, SC D.H. Arno.

MOTELS KOOL 6 THE GANG BARRY MARMLON JIMMY BUFFETT Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY ..JACKS WARWICK i VANDROS BARBRA STREISAND

WIT/CMM M Den. Bishop

BARRY MANILOW WAHRES i THOMPSON ONJ i TRAVOLTA Rotten[: SPANDAU BALLET ROGERS a PARTON LIONEL RICEIE BARBRA STREISAND BRYSON i FLACK

WEZCICharlolle Ralph Rhoadee

BARRY MANILOW MICHAEL JACKSON CULTURE CLUB POUR TOPS Hottest: HALL I OATES BILLY JOEL NAMHATTAN TRANSIE MCCARTNEY i JACKS LIONEL RICBIE

MARRES i THOMPSON BARRY RAN ILOWW SMOKE( ROBINSON POOL L TEE GANG Hottest: BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICBIE MANHATTAN TRANSIE ANNE MURRAY MCCARTNEY i JACKS

WRKAILouIeMIRe Jeff Crawford

BARRY MANILON ELTON JOHN Not te e t: ROGERS L PARTON LIONEL RICRIE COMMODORES BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY a JACKS

WMALMecon Stew Murphy

BARRY MANILON STRAY CATS PAUL SIMON ONJ i TRAVOLTA MOODY BLUES PASADENA ROOF ORC Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON BRYSON 6 FLACK ANNE MURRAY LIONEL RICRIE BILLY JOEL

WRVRIMMnPMs Stew Buller

BARRY MANILOM ANNE MURRAY MOODY BLUES ELTON JOHN MELISSA MANCHESTE CRYSTAL GAYLE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MATTHEW WILDER HALL 4 OATES POOR TOPS

WOOWICMtlanooga WRVS/Richmond SchEWMIMe/Damon Lou Dean

FOUR TOPS BARRY MANILOW Nottest: LIONEL RICHIE COMMODORES MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BILLY JOEL MATTHEW WILDER

KMOCIDeileF1. Worth Lam James

BARRY MANILOW Botteat: BONNIE TYLER ROGERS S PARTON BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET LIONEL RICHIE

W ANRINunt.Pllb CanneMBOWIey

BARRY MANILON RAY PARKER JR. STRAY CATS RONNIE MILSAP GLADYS KNIGHT ELE PASADENA ROOF ORC ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA Rottest: DEBORAH ALLEN LIONEL RICHIE CLIFF RICHARD BILLY JOEL FOUR TOPS

ELTON JOHN BARRY MANILOM RONNIE MILSAP GEORGE BENSON Notteer: BARBRA STREISAND MANHATTAN TRANS. LIONEL RICHIE ALABAMA ANNE MURRAY

W BR2/Sareaote HuntinglonrTNone

FOUR TOPS CAROLE KING CARPENTERS BARRY MANICO. WARNER 6 THOMPSON Hottest: LIONEL RICBIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS COMMODORES MANHATTAN TRANSFE

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KOROIAMIene Pal Whitehead

BARRY MANILOW MOODY BLUES

WIVVIJ.ckMntlhI ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA MA/Scott EIA

PASADENA ROOF ORC Botteat: BILLY JOEL CRYSTAL GAYLE MATTHEW MILDER MCCARTNEY i JACKS KOOL f THE GANG

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GLADYS KNIGHT RONNIE MILSAP BARRY MANILOW ONJ i TRAVOLTA flottent: ROGERS i PARTON LIONEL RICBIE MANHATTAN TRANSIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS

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MOTELS JACKSON BROWNE MELISSA MANCHESTE FOUR TOPS ELTON JOHN POINTER SISTERS BARRY MANILOW RODNEY DANGERFIEL Nottest: LIONEL RICBIE MCCARTNEY i JACKS MATTHEW WILDER BARBRA STREISAND BILLY JOEL

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WARMER a THOMPSON flattest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS BILLY JOEL MATTHEW MILDER BARBRA STREISAND HALL i OATES

W VBS/Wllmington, NC Bob Wright

SMOREY ROBINSON LINDA RONSTADT BARRY MANILOO JIMMY BUFFET? RAY PARKER JR. RUFUS i CRAMA Rot te et: ROGERS i PARTON BILLY JOEL LIONEL RICHIE MCCARTNEY i JACKS JOURNEY

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KPPLIDsnser Rick Brady

FI%0 MICHAEL JACKSON DEBORAH ALLEN BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LIONEL EICNIE ROGERS i PARTON BILLY JOEL SHEENA EASTON MCCARTNEY i JACKS

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BARRY MANILOM JACKSON BROWNE ELTON JOHN POINTER SISTERS REBARGE Hottest: BRYSON a PLACK mCCARTNEY 6 JACKS LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL COMMODORES

KFMNBan Diego Mark Larson

BARRY MANILON GEORGE BENSON SPANDAU BALLET SMOKE( ROBINSON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL ANNE MURRAY WARWICK I VANDROS BARBRA STREISAND

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Parallel Two

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KRDO/Cabredo Spring. Dan SMnshan

SPANDAU BALLET BARRY MANILON CRYSTAL GAYLE WARNES I THOMPSON Nottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL ROGERS f PARTON MCC111RTNEY f JACKS WARWICK i VANDROS

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JOURNEY MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS HALL a OATES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL ANNE MURRAY MOTELS JACKSON BRONNE

KCEEITueaon Bill Mortimer

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SPANDAU BALLET BARRY MANILOM ELE CRYSTAL GAYLE Rotfeet: JACKSON BROMRE HALL i DATES MOTELS BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACK:

KEXIPaniand Bob Summon SMOKE,/ ROBINSON MELISSA MANCHESTI BARRY MANILOM MAHRES S TNOMPSOI PAUL SIMON Hottest: AL SARREAR DEBORAH ALLEN BILLY JOEL WARMICH i VANDBO: MCCARTNEY a JACKS

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KSL/SEN Ube City George Lemlch

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RAY PARKER JR. BARRY MAXIION ONJ i TRAVOLTA JOE ESPOSITO MOODY BLUES SPANDAU BALLET T.G. SHEPPARD Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE MANHATTAN TRANSFE SHEENA EASTON MATTAHN MILDER MCCARTNEY i JACKS

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ONJ f TRAVOLTA PAUL AREA KOOL f en! GANG PAUL SIMON BARRY MANILOW STRAY CATS flottent: HILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS MATTHEW WILDER BARBRA STREISAND BALL L OATES

KEXOIGrand Junction, CO Mike Todd

BARRY MANILON GLADYS KNIGHT ONJ i TRAVOLTA Nottest: CARPENTERS BILLY JOEL DEBORAH ALLEN WARWICK 6 VANDROS ANNE MURRAY

KRNOIReno Lary Irons

BARRY MANILOM POOL i THE GANG JIMMY BUFFET[ Hottest: BILLY JOEL MANHATTAN TRANSIE BONNIE TYLER COMODORES MCCARTNEY f JACKS

KOBWIRouk Springs, WY Bryan Maloney

RUNES 6 TNOMPBON STRAY CATS SPANDAU BALLET RONNIE MILSAP BURY MANILOM GLADYS RNIGBT ONJ 6 TRAVOLTA Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL MCCARTNEY i JACKS COMMODORES MANHATTAN TRANSFE

KRSBIRoseburg, OR Eric Worden

BARRY MANILOM GORDON LIGHTFOOT ONJ i TRAVOLTA MOODY BLUES GLADYS KNIGHT SPANDAU BALLET RONNIE MILSAP PASADENA ROOF ORC Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE BILLY JOEL DEBARGE MCCARTNEY i JACKS HALL 6 OATES

KALEITr1CMl S. WA Mike Purdy

SPANDAU BALLET JIMMY BUFFETT BARRY MMII.01/ RAY PARKER JR. PASADENA RODP.OMC BERTIE BIGGINS RONNIE MILS. Rotfeet: CRYSTAL GAYLE MELISSA MANCSESTE BARBRA STREISAND CARPENTERS MOODY BLUES

128 Current Reports

The following stations did not report this week and therefore

their playlists were frozen:

WING/Dayton KOIL/Omaha

WBOW/Terre Haute WMJJ/Birmingham KUDO/Las Vegas

KCEE/Tucson

The following station reported a frozen playlist this week:

KVIL-FM/Dallas

Note: R&R welcomes KFI/Los Angeles as a new reporter.

A/C New & Active ... See Page 52 WLVA/Lynchburg, VA has discontinued reporting.



LIdJERE e Continued From the Back Page

This chart compiles data from reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24.

Three Two Lest Weeks Weeks Week

November 11, 1983 169 REPORTERS Total

Toad Heavy Medium Adds Adds AS Reports Rotation Rotation Rotation Rotations

4 1 1 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Uh-Huh (Riva/PG) "Crumblin' " (153) "Houses" (131) "Guitar" (25) 167+ 151 + 15- 1+ 4+ ROLLING STONES/Undercover (Rolling Stone/Atco) "Undercover" (160) "Hot" (107) "Tough" (69) 166+ 140+ 18- 8- 31- DEBUT

2 2 2 3 GENESIS/Genesis (Atlantic) "Just" (1 15) "That's All" (77) "Mama" (71) 166+ 130- 36+ 0- 3- 3 3 3 4 HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Sports (Chrysalis) "Heart And Soul" (143) "Drug" (98) "R&R" (15) 162+ 138+ 24+ 0- 4+ 1 4 4 5 PAT BENATAR/Live From Earth (Chrysalis) "Battlefield" (131) "Lipstick" (27) 136- 119- 17+ 0= 1+ 14 10 8 O ROMANTICS/In Heat (Nemperor/CBS) "Talking" (120) "Rock" (52) 143+ 68+ 74- 0- 2- 5 5 5 7 MOTELS/Little Robbers (Capitol) "Suddenly" (79) "Little" (60) "Heartland" (33) 135- 78- 56+ 1= 6+ 7 7 7 8 BIG COUNTRY/The Crossing (Mercury/PolyGram) "Country" (120) "Fields" (30) 126- 90- 35+ 1 + 1= 6 6 6 9 RAINBOW/Bent Out Of Shape (Mercury/PolyGram) "Street" (125) "Stranded" (12) 131- 67- 63+ 1- 1- 23 18 11 EDDIE MONEY/Where's The Party? (Columbia) "Party" (77) "Crash" (56) "Tomorrow" (18) 140+ 32+ 105- 3- 7- 12 9 9 11 SAGA/Heads Or Tales (Portrait/CBS) "Flyer" (123) "Cat Walk" (14) 131- 48= 83- 0= 2+ 15 16 13 QUIET RIOT/Metal Health (Pasha/CBS) "Cum On" (72) "Slick" (52) "Health" (19) 104- 58- 46- 0- 0- 13 12 10 13 ALDO NOVA/Subject ... Aldo Nova (Portrait/CBS) "Monkey" (107) "Always" (14) 116- 40- 76= 0- 3+ 8 8 14 14 POLICE/Synchronicity (A&M) "Synch. II" (82) "Wrapped" (25) "King" (20) 99- 57- 42+ 0- 0- 20 17 17 PETER SCHILLING/Error In The System (Elektra) "Major Tom" (105) 105- 48+ 55- 2+ 2+ 11 11 12 16 JACKSON BROWNE/Lawyers In Love (Asylum) "Tender" (89) "Rocker" (29) 105- 61- 43- 1+ 4+ - - 28 m BLUE OYSTER CULT/The Revolution By Night (Columbia) "Take Me" (75) "Shooting Shark" (59) 120+ 22+ 87+ 10- 28- - 32 20 NIGHT RANGER/Midnight Madness (Camel/MCA) "Rock In America" (115) 117+ 24+ 91= 1- 7- 17 14 15 19 MICHAEL STANLEY.../You Can't Fight... (EMI America) "My Town" (97) 103- 46- 53- 4+ 6+ 35 24 19 20 DOORS/Alive, She Cried (Elektra) "Gloria" (108) 111- 28+ 81 + 2- 3- 21 16 18 21 SURVIVOR/Caught In The Game (Scotti Bros./CBS) "Caught In The Game" (105) 108- 32- 75+ 1= 1- 22 19 18 22 KISS/Lick It Up (Mercury/PolyGram) "Lick It Up" (100) 105- 29- 76- 0- 0- - 27 23 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Rock 'N Soul Part I (RCA) "Say It Isn't So" (95) "Education" (13) 99+ 45+ 50- 2- 4-

33 29 ZZ TOP/Eliminator (WB) "TV Dinners" (85) "Dressed" (28) 108+ 22+ 77+ 8- 23- - 31 27 STREETS/1st (Atlantic) "If Love Should Go" (107) 107+ 15+ 82+ 9+ 16=

PAUL RODGERS/Cut Loose (Atlantic) "Cut Loose" (110) 111+ 15+ 85+ 9- 30+ DEBUT

40 28 28 CULTURE CLUB/Colour By Numbers (Virgin/Epic) "Church" (75) "Chameleon" (24) 83+ 38+ 41- 4+ 6- 40 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/Best Of The Alan... (Arista) "You Don't Believe" (111) 111 + 13+ 76+ 22- 44-

16 21 22 29 ASIA/Alpha (Geffen) "Smile"(65) "Heat" (12) 78- 28- 50- 0= 2= 10 13 21 30 MOODY BLUES/The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) "Blue World" (61) "Sitting" (19) 69- 26- 43- 0= 1+ 19 22 24 31 HEART/Passion Works (Epic) "Refuse" (31) "Allies" (27) "Sleep" (13) 57- 29- 28- 0= 0= 9 20 25 32 ROBERT PLANT/The Principle Of... (Es Paranza/Atlantic) "Mood" (39) "Big Log" (22) "Arms" (14) 58- 25- 33- 0= 0=

36 MOTLEY CRUE/Shout At The Devil (Elektra) "Looks" (56) "Shout" (11) 68+ 10+ 48+ 10+ 15+ 33 37 32 34 IRON MAIDEN/Piece Of Mind (Capitol) "Cross -Eyed Mary" (62) 63+ 5- 57+ 1 + 4+ 38 - 38 WAS (NOT WAS/Born To Laugh At Tornadoes (Geffen) "Shake" (33) "Knocked Down" (31) 66+ 6+ 57+ 3+ 4-

BOB DYLAN/Infidels (Columbia) "Bully" (35) "Sweetheart" (20) "Peace" (1 1) 62+ 16+ 38+ 7- 19+ DEBUT

DEBUT PAUL McCARTNEY/Pipes Of Peace (Columbia) "Say Say Say" (40) "Keep" (15) 54+ 22+ 27= 5+ 8= 34 35 33 38 TOMMY TUTONE/National Emotion (Columbia) "Get Around" (45) "Emotion" (12) 59- 7= 50- 2+ 5+ 31 36 - PAYOLAS/Hammer On A Drum (A&M) "Where" (39) "Another" (13) 47- 14+ 33- 0- 1- 39 39 35 40 BLACK SABBATH/Born Again (WB) "Trashed" (51) 55- 3= 50- 2= 3-

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BREAKERS® ROLLING STONES

Undercover (Rolling StoneslAtco) "Undercover" "Hot" "Tough." 98% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 166. Hot 140, Medium 18, Extra Adds 8, Total Adds 31. Debuts at #2 on the AOR Albums chart.

PAUL RODGERS Cut Loose (Atlantic)

"Cut Loose." 66% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 111 Hot 15, Medium 85, Extra

Adds 9, Total Adds 30. Debuts at #26 on the AOR Albums chart.

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT Best Of The Alan Parsons Project (Arista)

"You Don't Believe." 66% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 111. Hot 13, Medium 76, Extra Adds 22, Total Adds 44. Moves 40-28 on the AOR Albums chart.

NEW & ACTIVE DON FELDER/Airborne (Elektra) "Bad Girls"

US Total Reports: 59(261/Total Adds: 38(25); Hots: 211)/Hot Adds: 0(1); Mediums: 39(9)/

Medium Adds: 20(81/Extra Adds: 18(161. MANFRED MANN'S EARTH BAND/Somewhere In Afrika (Arista) "Demolition Man"

0 Total Reports: 55(461/Total Adds: 15(17); Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 46(351/

Medium Adds: 7(81/Extra Adds: 8(9). PAUL KANTNER/The Planet Earth Rock And Roll Orchestra (RCA) "Planet Earth Rock..." Total Reports: 48(53)/Total Adds: 0(5); Hots: 1131/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 47(48)/ Medium Adds: 0131/Extra Adds: 0121.

SIMON TOWNSHEND/Sweet Sound (21/PolyGram) "I'm The Answer" Total Reports: 471401/Total Adds: 10(141; Hots: 111)/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 41(30)/ Medium Adds: 5151/Extra Adds: 5(9).

More AOR Music Information See Page 55

MOST ADDED HOTTEST AH Stations

Billy Idol "Rebel" (51)

All Stations

John C. Mellencamp (157) Alan Parsons (46) Huey Lewis (148) Don Felder (39) Rolling Stones (147) Rolling Stones (35) Genesis (142) Paul Rodgers (32) Yes "Owner"- (133)

C.S. ANGELS/Land (Jive/Arista) "Will You Stay Tonight?" Total Reports: 42(441/Total Adds: 1(5); Hots: 3121/Hot Medium Adds: 1(21/Extra Adds: 0(3). KROKUS/Headhunter (Arista) "Stayed Awake All Night" Total Reports: 33(37)/Total Adds: 4(3); Hots: 6151/Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: 25(30)/ Medium Adds: 2(1)/Extra Adds: 2(2). JoBOXERS/Like Gangbusters (RCA) "Just Got Lucky" Total Reports: 331361/Total Adds: 1(2); Hots: 9181/Hot Adds: 0(01; Mediums: 24(27)/ Medium Adds: 111)/Extra Adds: 0(1). RICK SPRINGFIELD/Living In Oz (RCA) "Souls" Total Reports: 321271/Total Adds: 4(4); Hots: 6141/Hot Adds: 1101;

Medium Adds: 0121/Extra Adds: 3(2). BILLY JOEL/An Innocent Man (Columbia) "Uptown Girl" Total Reports: 32(371/Total Adds: 2(3); Hots: 191191/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 11(15)/ Medium Adds: 0101/Extra Adds: 2(3). PAUL SIMON/Hearts And Bones (WB) "Allergies" Total Reports: 301211/Total Adds: 10(10); Hots: 3131/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 19111)/ Medium Adds: 3131/Extra Adds: 7171.

GRAND PRIX/Samural (Chrysalis) "Shout" Total Reports: 27(31)/Total Adds: 1(2); Hots: 4151/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 23(251/ Medium Adds: 1(11/Extra Adds: 0(1). DAVID BOWIE/Let's Dance (EMI America) "Modem Love" Total Reports: 27(261/Total Adds: 0(2); Hots: 111141/Hot Adds: 0(1); Mediums: 161111/

Medium Adds: 0(01/Extra Adds: 0111. HEAVEN/Where Angels Fear To Tread (Columbia) "Rock School"

lie Total Reports: 25(51/Total Adds: 22(5); Hots: 0(01/Hot Adds: 0(0); Medium Adds: 911)/Extra Adds: 13(4). EDDIE AND THE CRUISERS/Eddie & Cruisers Sndtrlc (Scotts Bros.) "On The Dark Side" Total Reports: 25(261/Total Adds: 2131; Hots: 10(61/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 13(19)/ Medium Adds: 0(21/Extra Adds: 2(1).

Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 39(391/

Mediums: 23121/

Mediums: 11(11/



Three Two Lew

CDT AM© This chart compiles data from reporting stations with a majority of listeners aged 12-24.

169 REPORTERS

- 7 O ROLLING STONES/Undercover Of... (RS/Atco) 15 4 © YES/Owner Of A Lonely Heart (Atco)

2 1 1 3 JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Crumblin' Down (Riva;PG)

3 3 3 a HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/Heart And Soul (Chrysalis;+

1 2 2 5 PAT BENATAR/Love Is A Battlefield (Chrysalis)

19 13 8 Q JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP/Pink Houses (Riva/PG)

- 19 0 38 SPECIAL/If I'd Been The One (A&M)

28 11 0 DURAN DURAN/Union Of The Snake (Capitol)

6 5 6 9 BIG COUNTRY/In A Big Country (Mercury/PolyGram)

5 4 5 10 RAINBOW/Street Of Dreams (Mercury/PolyGram)

29 16 14 0 GENESIS/Just A Job To Do (Atlantic) 27 22 17 0 ROMANTICS/Talking In Your Sleep (Nemperor/CBS)

8 7 9 13 SAGA/Flyer (Portrait/CBS)

I DEBUT e ROLLING STONES/She's Hot (Rolling Stone/Atco)

11 12 13 15 PETER SCHILLING/Major Tom (Coming Home) (Elektra)

- 42 g) BILLY IDOL/Rebel Yell (Chrysalis)

9 9 10 17 ALDO NOVA/Monkey On Your Back (Portrait/CBS)

38 23 OD NIGHT RANGER/(You Can Still) Rock In... (Camel/MCA)

22 18 20 a HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS/I Want A New Drug (Chrysalis)

12 11 18 20 SURVIVOR/Caught In The Game (Scotti Bros./CBS)

48 23 21 ® DOORS/Gloria (Elektra) 10 10 12 22 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND/My Town (EMI America)

13 14 15 23 KISS/Lick It Up (Mercury/PolyGram) 51 32 a PAUL RODGERS/Cut Loose (Atlantic)

46 36 29 0 STREETS/If Love Should Go (Atlantic)

4 6 16 26 MOTELS/Suddenly Last Summer (Capitol)

39 31 28 ® POLICE/Synchronicity II (A&M) 20 19 24 28 JACKSON BROWNE/Tender Is The Night (Asylum)

50 a ALAN PARSONS PROJECT/You Don't Believe (Arista)

55 32 26 30 DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES/Say It Isn't So (RCA)

56 31 ® GENESIS/That's All (Atlantic) 7 8 22 32 GENESIS/Mama (Atlantic) 18 21 25 33 QUIET RIOT/Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS)

OEBUT 0 ROLLING STONES/Too Tough (Rolling Stone/Atco)

60 42 35 ® CULTURE CLUB/Church Of The Poison Mind (Virgin/Epic) 45 CD ZZ TOP/TV Dinners (WB)

51 ® BLUE OYSTER CULT/Take Me Away (Columbia)

49 36 38 EDDIE MONEY/Where's The Party? (Columbia)

33 25 30 39 MOTELS/Little Robbers (Capitol)

17 17 27 ao MOODY BLUES/Blue World (Threshold/PolyGram) 44 33 34 41 ASIA/The Smile Has Left Your Eyes (Geffen)

I DEBUT EDDIE MONEY/The Big Crash (Columbia)

25 26 33 43 ROMANTICS/Rock You Up (Nemperor/CBS) 45 48 43 44 GENESIS/Illegal Alien (Atlantic)

55 m BLUE OYSTER CULT/Shooting Shark (Columbia)

43 43 40 46 IRON MAIDEN/Cross-Eyed Mary (Capitol) 34 34 38 47 QUIET RIOT/Slick Black Cadillac (Pasha/CBS)

59 46 48 BRIAN MAY & FRIENDS/Star Fleet (Capitol)

57 0 MOTLEY CRUE/Looks That Kill (Elektra)

26 27 37 50 GENESIS/It's Gonna Get Better (Atlantic)

24 29 39 51 DOKKEN/Breaking The Chains (Elektra)

4s 52 BLACK SABBATH/Trashed (WB) 51 50

56 55 58 ® P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON/Say Say Say (Columbia)

23 37 47 54 ROBERT PLANT/In The Mood (Es Paranza/Atlantic)

52 60 - PAYOLAS/Where Is the Love (A&M) - - 56 Q TOMMY TUTONE/Get Around Girl (Columbia) 15 24 41 57 HEART/How Can I Refuse (Epic) 59 - - MOTELS/Into The Heartland (Capitol)

DEBUT CD DON FELDER/Bad Girls (Elektra) DEBUT Q SIMON TOWNSHEND/I'm The Answer (21/PolyGram)

Total Heavy Medium Total

Add Adds

160+ 136+ 18- 6- 21- 158+ 126+ 30- 2- 6- 153- 139= 13- 1+ 1+

143- 126- 17+ 0- 1- 131- 119- 12+ 0= 0- 131+ 96+ 35- 0= 5= 153+ 51+ 92+ 8- 21- 132+ 81+ 47- 3- 9- 120- 86- 34+ 0= 0- 125- 66- 58= 1- 1- 115+ 81+ 34+ 0= 5+ 120+ 60+ 59- 0- 4- 123- 48= 75- 0= 1+

107+ 62+ 35+ 10+ 82+ 105- 48+ 55- 2+ 2+ 123+ 21+ 85+ 17- 50- 107- 40- 67- 0= 3+ 115+ 23+ 90+ 1- 7- 98+ 61= 36+ 1= 6+

105- 32- 72= 1= 1 - 108+ 28+ 78+ 2- 3- 97- 44- 49- 4+ 4+

100- 27- 73- 0- 0- 110+ 14+ 86+ 8- 28= 107+ 15+ 82+ 9+ 16=

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65- 23- 42- 0= 2- 56+ 18+ 36+ 2+ 5+ 52- 25- 27- 0= 1+

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BREAKERS. BILLY IDOL

Rebel Yell (Chrysalis) 73% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 123. Hot 21, Medium 85, Extra Adds 17, Total

Adds 50. Moves 42-16 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT You Don't Believe (Arista)

66% of our 12-24 reporters on it. Total reports: 111. Hot 13, Medium 76, Extra Adds 22, Total

Adds 44. Moves 50-29 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart.

ROLLING STONES She's Hot (Roiling StoneslAtlantic)


Adds 82. Debuts at #14 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart. ZZ TOP

TV Dinners (Warner Bros.)


Adds 23. Moves 45-36 on the AOR Hot Tracks chart.

Station Listings ... See Page 56

On, U[í 2 2g This chart compiles date from reporting stations with

e majority of listeners aged 25-plua.

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2 O GENESIS Genesis (Atlantic) "Mama" "All" "Taking"

1 2 JACKSON BROWNE Lawyers In Love (Asylum) "Tender" "Cut"

6 © POLICE Synchronicity (A&M) "Synch. II" "Wrapped" "King"

5 O MOTELS Little Robbers (Capitol) "Suddenly" "Robbers"

3 5 MOODY BLUES... The Present (Threshold/PolyGram) "Blue World"

4 6 HUEY LEWIS Sports (Chrysalis) "Heart" "R&R"

14 Q PAUL McCARTNEY Pipes Of Peace (Columbia) "Say Say" "Sweetest"

7 8 BOB DYLAN Infidels (Columbia) "Sweetheart" "Peace"

12 Q PAUL SIMON Hearts And Bones (WB)

"Allergies" "Hearts"

8 10 J. COUGAR MELLENCAMP Uh -Huh (Riva/PG)

"Crumblin" "Houses"

ROLLING STONES. Undercover (Rolling Stones/Atco) "Undercover" "Hot"

9 12 CULTURE CLUB .... Colour By Numbers (Virgin/Epic) "Church Of The Poison Mind"

11 13 D. HALL & J. OATES Rock 'N Soul Part I (RCA) "Say" "Education"

10 14 BIG COUNTRY.... The Crossing )Mercury/PolyGram) "Big Country"

® ALAN PARSONS . Best Of The Alan Parson... (Arista) "You Don't Believe"

13 16 DOORS Alive, She Cried )Elektra( "Gloria"

11:111, TALKING HEADS .... Speaking In Tongues (Sire/WB) "Burning" "Place" "Girlfriend"

C) PAUL YOUNG No Parlez (Columbia) "Wherever I Lay My Hat"

15 19 JOE JACKSON Mike's Murder ST IA&Ml "Memphis" "Cosmopolitan"

20 ELVIS COSTELLO & ..... Punch The Clock (Columbia) "Everyday I Write The Book"

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CHART PARTICIPANTS: WERI/Westerly, WXRT/Chicago, KLYVi

Dubuque, WCPZ/Sandusky. KLBJ/Austin, WIZD/Ft. Pierce, KSPN/As-

pen, KBCO/Boulder, KTCL/Ft. Collins, KINK/Portland, KFOG/San Fran-

cisco, KTMS/Santa Barbara, KREM-FM/Spokane.

AOR ALBUMS - Compiles album airpay data from stations showing ratings

strength 12.24. Includes four -week trend of chart action, pits cuts listed

numerically by airplay. Current singles are e0IDl®. Also listed Is present weeks

number of reports In all rwtiu,e, Including total adds for all rotations. Symbols

represent more 1+I, less 1--1, or equal (=I airplay In each rotation Compared to

last weeks fInns. Records showing significant airplay growth ace billeted.

AOR / ALBUMS 25+ - Compiles album abway data from stations gloving

ratings strength 25+ includes two-week trend of chart action, pus olds listed In

order of airway. Current singles are WIDSD. Records showing significant airway

growth are buffeted.

AOR BREAKERS - those newer charting records that have reached 50%

penetration of the week's reporting stations.

HOT TRACKS - compiled from 12.24 stations showcasing sags In con.

figurations Including LA, EPs, and 455. Includes four -week airplay trend. Also

listed is present week's number of reports In all rotations, Including total adds for

all rotations. symbols represent more 1+1, less 1-I, or equivalent I=1 airplay ac.

tMty In each rotation compared to last week's figures. Records Plowing signifi-

cant upward momentum are bulleted.

MOST ADDED, HOTTEST - National and regional listings by number Of

station reports 112ß4's and 25+ combined). includes songs in all configurations

NEW & ACTIVE, SIGNIFICANT ACTION - Albums coming closest to

charting on the Airplay/ 40 r12-241 chart. Rotational Information dtrdayed Oyer a

twOweek period Batt week in parentheses), including total retorts, retorts it each rotation, and adds In each rotation.

PARALLELS - Stations listed by market size and ratings success.

PLAYUSTS - Printed regionally by parallels. An 'a' preceding an artists name

Indicates all mentions of mat record are new to the playlm. M W1 or IMI after an

artists name saws that other trades from that record can be found In those

rotations M artist's name with no abbreviations means all airplay of that artist Is

In listed rotation. An artist's name appears Once per playllst, in the highest

reported rotation. An asterisk l' 1 signifies a primary station In Its parallel.

denoting a station's competitive ratings strength.

indicates one of the week s most added new albums.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION QMIDNIGHT OIL/10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (Columbia) "Power & The Passion"

Total Reports: 24(141/Total Adds: 13101; Hots: 4141/Hot Adds: 0)01; Mediums: 81101/Medium Adds: 1101/Extra Adds:

12101.

KIM CARNES/Cafe Racers (EMI America) "Invisible Hands" Total Reports: 231141/Total Adds: 101101; Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 171101/Medium Adds: 4161/Extra Adds: 6141.

STRAY CATS/Rant 'N' Rave (EMI America) "I Won't Stand In Your Way" Total Reports: 221191/Total Adds: 2121; Hots: 7171/Hot Adds: 1111; Mediums: 141121/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 110).

OALCATRAZZ/No Parole From Rock & Roll (Rocshire) "Island In The Sun" Total Reports: 21111/Total Adds: 20111: Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 11101/Medium Adds: 10101/Extra Adds:

10111.

JOHN HIATT/Riding With The King (Geffen) "I Don't Even Try" Total Reports: 201181/Total Adds: 415); Hots: 2121/Hot Adds. 0101; Mediums: 131121/Medium Adds: 0111/Extra Adds: 414).

ORPHAN/Lonely At Night (CBS) "Lonely At Night" Total Reports. 191171/Total Adds: 2141; Hots: 4121/Hot Adds. 0101; Mediums: 131141/Medium Adds: 0131/Extra Adds: 2111.

RODNEY DANGERFIELD/Rappin' Rodney (RCA) "Rappin' Rodney" Total Reports: 161151/Total Adds: 101111; Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 7161/Medium Adds: 2131/Extra Adds: 8181.

PAUL YOUNG/No Parlez (Columbia) "Wherever I Lay My Hat" Total Reports: 1611 21/Total Adds: 5121; Hots: 3131/Hot Adds: 0(0); Mediums: 8171/Medium Adds: 0101/Extra Adds: 5121.

INDUSTRY/Industry (Capitol) "State Of The Nation" Total Reports: 151131/Total Adds: 5(71; Hots: 112)/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 11171/Medium Adds: 2131/Extra Adds: 3(41.

X/More Fun In The New World (Elektra) "New World" Total Reports: 151141/Total Adds: 2111; Hots: 3141/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 11181/Medium Adds: 1101/Extra Adds: 1111.

HUMAN LEAGUE/Fascination) (A&M) "Mirror Man" Total Reports: 1511 31/Total Adds: 1101; Hots: 3121/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 121111/Medium Adds: 1101/Extra Adds: 0101.

ALARM/The Alarm (IRS/A&M) "The Stand" Total Reports: 14(101/Total Adds: 4131; Hots: 1111/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 10161/Medium Adds: 1101/Extra Adds: 3131.

CLARENCE CLEMONS AND RED BANK ROCKERS/Rescue (Columbia) "Rock 'N' Roll DJ" Total Reports: 141141/Total Adds: 2141; Hots: 0101/Hot Adds: 0101; Mediums: 131121/Medium Adds: 1121/Extra Adds: 1(2).



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WFLY(AIb.ey. NY

Jeck Lawrence

RAY PARKER JR. RODNEY DANGERFIEL BARRY MANILOW EWAF Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PRINCE 2-2 DAVID BOWIE 3-3 BILLY JOEL 7-4 HALL 6 OATES 16-10

WTRY)AIb.ny. NY CHI GALA LINDA ROHSTADT BARRY MANILOW JUMP 'N THE SADDL Hottest: ROGERS b PARTON 2-1 LIONEL RICHIE 4-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 9-4 BRYSON b FLACK 12-8 CULTURE CLUB 16-12

0100(Allentchen PA D (IIoNFreenrn

RICK SPRINGFIELD KIM CARNES ROLLING STONES (dp) YES Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 BILLY JOEL 5-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 9-6 PAT BENATAR 10-7 HALL 6 OATES 23-18

e. VSRICherleetaeL WV Dew Carlisle

SPANDAU BALLET BARRY MANILON REAL LIFE PETER SCHILLING RAINBOW (dp) ROBERT PLANT (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 8-5 COMMODORES 9-6 QUIET RIOT 14-8

K104/Erlo, PA BN Shahon BARRY MANILOW KISS JOE JACKSON EW&F ROBERT PLANT NEIL YOUNG GENESIS Hottest: ASIA 8-1 LOVERBOY 3-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 12-9 COHN COUGAR 15-11 RUFUS 6 CEARA 21-14

WYCR(Hanover-York, PA

Merk Richards

ROMANTICS BARRY MANILOW JEFFREY OSBORNE RAINBOW ICEHOUSE ANNE MURRAY (dp) Hottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 LIONEL RICHIE 7-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 15-8 JOHN COUGAR 18-11 PAT BENATAR 27-16

WTIC-RWIMrtfoed, CT Mike Wert

MADONNA DEBARGE ROMANTICS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 3-2 HALL 6 OATES 14-7 PETER SCHILLING 11-9 CULTURE CLUB 15-10

WKEE/Hundngton, WV Gory Miller

COMMODORES (dp)

BARRY MANILOW COOL 6 THE GANG DEBORAH ALLEN (dp) RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 BILLY JOEL 6-3 MOTELS 5-4 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 8-5 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 7-7

WLAN#MILanarter, PA Total HNdsy ROBERT PLANT ROMANTICS ALAN PARSONS BARRY MANILOW JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 PAT BENATAR 7-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 10-7 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 16-9 JOHN COUGAR 18-10

KC1011New Hewet CT Reef Ryb.k

ROLLING STONES BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 4-4 PAT BENATAR 8-5 CULTURE CLUB 15-10 HALL 6 OATES 16-11

WSPKJPoughkeepeb, NY Chrh L.M.

PAUL SIMON 38 SPECIAL BARRY MANILOW JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ALAN PARSONS Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 3-1 PAT BENATAR 10-4 CULTURE CLUB 17-8 JOHN COUGAR 16-9 MICHAEL JACKSON 18-10

NSPXYIRode..ter. NY Tom MMIed PAUL SIMON BARRY MANILOW COOL 6 THE GANG RUFUS 6 CHAKA Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 3-2 QUIET RIOT 4-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 5-4 CULTURE CLUB 24-8

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WOFMISdwnectedy, NY Tan Peeker

JOBOXERS YES 38 SPECIAL ALAN PARSONS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 QUIET RIOT 8-3 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 9-4 HALL 6 OATES 15-9 JOHN COUGAR 22-13

WKFMIByrepee John Carved BARRY MANILOW MARY JANE GIRLS DURAN DURAN RE -FLEX ROBERT PLANT REAL LIFE LINDA ROHSTADT KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: BILLY JOEL 6-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 8-5 HALL 6 OATES 24-18 JOHN COUGAR 26-22 RUFUS b CHAKA 25-23

WPBTITmonaN NJ Tom Taylor

COOL 6 THE GANG BARRY MANILOW RAY PARKER JR. ROBERT PLANT ROMANTICS Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 PAT BENATAR 10-5 QUIET RIOT 15-7 HALL 6 OATES 29-14 PETER SCHILLING 35-20

WRCKIUtic., NY Jhn Retta ROBER. PLANT EDDIE MONEY SAGA JOE JACKSON SIMON TOWNSHEND FIREFALL REAL LIFE Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 10-5 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 15-6 CULTURE CLUB 24-12 HALL 6 OATES 29-15

WKR2-FMIWYkeeBem Jim Rteing

BARRY MANILOW KOOL 6 THE GANG EDDIE MONEY JEFFREY OSBORNE ROBERT PLANT NAKED EYES Hottest: HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 2-1 JOHN COUGAR 14-11 DURAN DURAN 31-16 RICK SPRINGFIELD 34-23 MSB 35-28

0106/York. PA Den Steele

CULTURE CLUB DURAN DURAN (dp) ONJ BARRY MANILOW 38 SPECIAL (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 3-2 BILLY JOEL 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 8-5 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 13-8

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BARRY MANILOW JOE JACKSON ROBERT PLANT KOOL 6 THE GANG GLADYS KNIGHT ROMANTICS Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 MCCARTNEY b JACKS 7-4 JOHN COUGAR 20-13 CULTURE CLUB 27-16

WGUY(B.ngor. ME

Jim Sandell

RAY PARKER JR. YES LINDA RONSTADT POINTER SISTERS EWRF NAKED EYES SURVIVOR SHANNON REAL LIFE Hottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 4-2 PAT BENATAR 6-3 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-A

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WACLB.nga, ME MicAad O'H.e.

LINDA RONSTADT PETER SCHILLING INDUSTRY BARRY MANILOW PAUL SIMON ROMANTICS Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-1

QUIET RIOT 9-5 TALKING HEADS 7-6 FIXX 12-7 BILLY JOEL 18-11

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Scott Robblrr ROBERT PLANT EDDIE MONEY NAKED EYES MOODY BLUES JEFFREY OSBORNE INDUSTRY Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 9-4 JOHN COUGAR 15-9 POLICE 28-14 BIG COUNTRY 33-19

103CIR(Becklea. WV Bob Sp.erw JOBOH ERS BARRY MANILOW ANNE MURRAY ROMANTICS PAUL SIMON RICK SPRINGFIELD Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 COMMODORES 6-2 BILLY JOEL 8-3 WARWICK 6 VANDROS 10-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 18-10

WIKLChembenburo PA MetthewsJANAender none Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 QUIET RIOT 2-2 BILLY JOEL 5-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 9-9 PAT BENATAR 11-11

WTRN)Dover, NH Jlm Sebasthn

YES NAKED EYES PETER SCHILLING BARRY MANILOW DURAN DURAN IRENE CARA Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PRINCE 5-8 JOHN COUGAR 15-9 STEVIE NICKS 8-15 LINDA BONSTADT 28-25

WERZJEAeter, NH Scott MacKay

38 SPECIAL JEFFREY OSBORNE RAY PARKER JR. MOODY BLUES ROBERT PLANT EDDIE MONEY MEN WITHOUT HATS DEBORAH ALLEN (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 15-9 KIM CARNES 17-10 PETER SCHILLING 19-12 BIG COUNTRY 20-13

WZYOJFredaHok, ND Kemo.ebl Jo.

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 3-1 JOHN COUGAR 11-7 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 19-1 DURAN DURAN 29-19 ONJ 37-29

WOCMIH.gsretown, MD WIN Kammaa ROBERT PLANT SPANDAU BALLET ROMANTICS BARRY MANILOW RAINBOW EDDIE MONEY Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 13-7 JOHN COUGAR 16-9 HALL 6 OATES 26-19

OK100(11tre.. NY Danny Alexander

none Hottest: POLICE 1-1 QUIET RIOT 3-3 BILLY JOEL 7-7 DAVID BOWIE 13-13 BRYSON b FLACK 14-14

13FEA)Mencheeter, NH Rick Ryder

PAT SENATOR GENESIS NAKED EYES SPANDAU BALLET JENNIFER HOLLIDAY DEBORAH ALLEN BARRY MANILOW Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 14-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 16-8 JOHN COUGAR 21-13 HUEY LEWIS 6 N^:S 23-16

WKHUOce.n City, MD Jack Onion

EW6F SPANDAU BALLET 38 SPECIAL BARRY MANILOW DEBORAH ALLEN PETER SCHILLING ELO Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 5-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 11-3 JOURNEY 16-9 HALL 6 OATES 21-15

SNXIUP.rkeeburg, WV Peal D.MOM BARRY MANILOW EW6F ROBERT PLANT JOE JACKSON GENESIS Hottest: LOVERBOY 1-1 JOURNEY 2-2 PAT BENATAR 3-3 BILLY JOEL 4-4 RICK SPRINGFIELD 5-5

WJBO)Pordend, ME PhoenbdO'Neil

38 SPECI,. POLICE MEN WITHOUT HATS YES RAY PARKER JR. NAKED EYES JENNIFER HOLLIDAY POINTER SISTERS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 QUIET RIOT 12-2 BILLY JOEL 4-3 PAT BENATAR 6-4 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 14-6

WHEBIPatemarth e

Rick Been

ROBERT PLANT ELTON JOHN 38 SPECIAL JOHN COUGAR (dp) Hottest: DAVID BOWIE 1-1 HUEY LEWIS i NEWS 3-2 STEVIE NICKS 8-7 JOHN COUGAR 21-11 ROMANTICS 20-14

WOMP.FMIWMaling. WV Dwayne Bade JOE JACKSON NAKED EYES DEBORAH ALLEN SPANDAU BALLET RODNEY DANGERFIEL Hottest: BILLY JOEL 1-1 QUIET RIOT 3-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-3 CULTURE CLUB 11-6 PAT BENATAR 13-8

WSOVIWIINemspott PA Fronk Bell

PAUL RODGERS JOE JACKSON SIMON TCIWNSHEND Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 4-3 HALL i OATES 9-6 JACKSON BROWNE 14-9 PETER SCHILLING 15-11

SOUTH PARALLEL TWO

WBBO)Auguen. GA Bruce Steven.

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BARRY MANILON NAKED EYES BARBRA STREISAND (dp)

POINTER SISTERS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-3 QUIET RIOT 9-5 ROGERS 6 PARTON 3-7

KHRIAu.tln, TX VoNtnreelOmrett

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 QUIET RIOT 10-5 CULTURE CLUB 16-8 BIG COUNTRY 23-13 ONJ D-20

WPMFJBaton Rouge, LA

Ric./Ahyeen

ROLLING STONES ELTON JOHN YES QUIET RIOT BARRY MANILOW DURAN DURAN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-2 BILLY JOEL 6-5 MCCARTNEY E. JACKS 7-6 JACKSON BROWNE 12-8

KZZBIBe when[ TX MurphylHardwn

SPANDAU BALLET EW&F ROLLING STONES MELISSA MANCHESTE JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: QUIET RIOT I-1 BILLY JOEL 9-3 JOHN COUGAR 14-8 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 17-10 PETER SCHILLING 22-12

WOIDIBIlosI. MS Kirk CN.tt

DURAN DURAN ONJ ROLLING STONES YES PETER SCHILLING 38 SPECIAL BARRY MANILOW Ldp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 6-3 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 7-4 HALL 6 OATES 19-6 PeT BENATAR 17-12

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Ke le McCarthy

PETER SCHILLING YES MATTHEW WILDER 38 SPECIAL Hottest: BILLY JOEL 6-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 9-5 RUFUS 6 CHAKA 10-6 COMMODORES 17-13 HALL b OATES 20-14

WSSX(Chsrl«ton

BM Merda

NAKED EYES EDDIE MONEY ROMANTICS IRENE CARA Hottest: FIXX 1-1 PAT BENATAR 2-2 QUIET RIOT 10-3 ELTON JOHN 18-7 ELVIS COSTELLO 13-8

WBCYICherlotte, NC Bob Keghen

:261ON JOHN BARRY MANILOW 38 SPECIAL PAUL SIMON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 5-3

QUIET RIOT 10-7 JOHN COUGAR 24-12

WSKLChoetenooga, TN Blake/Pape RAINBOW RAY PARKER JP. PAUL SIMON YES REAL LIFE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 MOTELS 3-3 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 7-5 JOHN COUGAR 9-6

WZLD(ColumWe, SC

Ctexk Rnisy

KC 6 SUNSHINE BAN EDDIE MONEY RAINBOW JOURNEY JEFFREY OSBORNE REAL LIFE RAY PARKER JR. PAUL SIMON MIDNIGHT STAR Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 9-3 QUIET RIOT 18-9 PETER SCHILLING 19-10 RC 6 SUNSHINE BAN 0-38

WNOK.FMICoIumble, SC

Tan Kem

ELTON JOHN CULTURE CLUB POINTER SISTERS PETER SCHILLING MADONNA SIMON TOWNSHEND Hottest: POLICE 26-13 YES D-15 ONJ 25-16 HALL 6 OATES 28-20 BIG COUNTRY D-22

KITE/Corp:r Clued, TX

ZIppo)Tucker

BULLING STONES SPANDAU BALLET YES NAKED EYES 38 SPECIAL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 4-1 BILLY JOEL 8-3 PAT BENATAR 9-4 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 15-5 PETER SCHILLING 31-15

KZFM/Capas Chded Chuck Baker

none Hottest: MOTELS 1-1 POLICE 2-2 DAVID BOWIE 17-9 LIONEL RICHIE 19-10 JOHN COUGAR 18-15

WDOO/Deytone Beech FL Ralph Wlmmer

BARRY MANILOW MATTHEW WILDER RUFUS 6 CHAIR 38 SPECIAL BIG COUNTRY REAL LIFE DEBARGE Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 QUIET RIOT 5-3 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 10-5 CULTURE CLUB 14-10 HALL b OATES 20-13

VI/NM/Daytona Basch FL Beten DougW PETER SCHILLING MADONNA FIREFALL 38 SPECIAL SPANDAU BALLET INDUSTRY KISS MARY JANE GIRLS RE -FLEX Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 3-2 BILLY JOEL 6-3 PAT BENATAR 7-4 QUIET RIOT 10-6 MCCARTNEY 6 .JACKS 12-9

W DC G)Durhernlielelgh Randy Kebr(eh

ROLLING STONES 38 SPECIAL DEBARGE JOBOXERS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 5-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 BILLY JOEL 6-5 STACY LATTISAW 13-7

KAMZ/EI Peee TX W «tlSeylor BILLY JOEL BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-2 COMMODORES 4-3 50S BAND 9-5 DEBARGE 14-10

KSET.FMIEI Pata, TX Cat Simon

38 SPECIAL COMMODORES (dp)

SHANNON STREETS EWAP U840 Hottest: HERBIE HANCOCK 1-1 PAT BENATAR 5-2 JOHN COUGAR 20-14 ROMANTICS 23-15 ELTON JOHN 24-16

WROK/Gr..erboro. NC Wee Jon«

JACKSON BROWNE ONJ ELTON JOHN 38 SPECIAL HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS (dp)

QUIET RIOT (dp) RAINBOW (dp) SPANDAU BALLET BARRY MANILOW ERR', LINDA BONSTA

JUICE URAN DARAN (dDT p)

J NEWTON MELISSA MANCHESTE MOODY BLUES (dp) WARNES 6 THOMPSON LOVERBOY (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 20-9 JOHN COUGAR 18-11 HALL 6 OATES 24-16

WANS-FM/Gr«twine. SC

Rod Mette

POINTER SISTERS BARRY M1INILON MATTHEW WILDER EDDIE 6 THE CRUIS EW&F PETER SCHILLING Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BRYSON 6 FLACK 10-5 PAT BENATAR 11-7 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 14-8 HALL 6 OATES 17-12

WZYPMe Isele AL Soon NIIMMll PETER SCHILLING BARRY MANILOW RAY PARKER JR. SPANDAU BALLET JENNIFER HOLLIDAY ROMANTICS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 11-7 QUIET RIOT 17-8 JOHN COUGAR 15-9

SSTYX/J.ckeoA MS Jim Chick

COMMODORES BARRY MANILOW 38 SPECIAL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE .2-1 PRINCE 3-2 BONNIE TYLER 4-4 FIX% 10-5 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 12-8

W UTDJo neon City. TN Red Hernptsn

ONJ PETER SCHILLING CULTURE CLUB Hottest: FIXA 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 13-5 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 14-8 BILLY JOEL 18-12 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 01-24

WOKUKnosvML TN Gary Adkhr none Hottest: POLICE 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 3-3 PAT BENATAR 4-4 BILLY JOEL 8-8 JOHN COUGAR 13-13

WFMI(L«ingtsee. KY

Fos/Mosey

YES PETER SCHILLING WARWICK 6 VANDROS MATTHEW WILDER ROMANTICS STREETS KIM CARNES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 8-6 JOHN COUGAR 15-10 HALL 6 OATES 22 11

KKYKJUtde Rock. AR

Mark McCain

ROLLING STONES Hottest: BILLY JOEL 6-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 11-6 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 13-8 QUIET RIOT 18-12 HALL E. OATES 21-16

KBFMIMcANenBrowmNlle, TX MltchdND.Hero

BARRY MANILOW JOE JACKSON DEBARGE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 6-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-3 PAT BENATAR 11-6 QUIET RIOT 15-9

FM1001M.eeptd., TX John/Pres001aeomo

ROLLING STONES 38 SPECIAL KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-3 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 8-5 MOTELS 13-10

WABB-FM(Mobll.. AL FemIFtier none Hottest: POLICE 1-1 PRINCE 3-3 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 9-9 JOHN COUGAR 15-15 JACKSON BROWNE 16-16

0100/Mobile, AL Scort Griffith

STRAY CATS 38 SPECIAL RUFUS 6 CHAKA BARRY MANILOW RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MOTELS 3-2 MCCARTNEY b JACKS 10-5 PAT BENATAR 12-10 QUIET RIOT 21-16

WHHY-FM/Montgomery Merk St. John

BARRY MANILOW KOOL 6 THE GANG 38 SPECIAL SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 6-2 MOTELS 10-6 MATTHEW WILDER 16-10 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 19-13

KROV(MsANenBrow«vN. Pse.y(T.ylor

KISS SPANDAU BALLET EW&F 38 SPECIAL RODNEY DANGERFIEL Hottest: PETER SCHILLING 3-1

JACKSON BROWNE 5-3 WARWICK 6 VANDROS 8-4 ASIA 12-6 QUIET RIOT 25-13

KXIMIN«IwN., TN Bryan S.eg.nt

BARRY MANILOW 38 SPECIAL RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 4-2 QUIET RIOT 5-3 PAT BENATAR 17-8 HALL 6 OATES 23-17

WSFLINew Berm NC John Pasee

LIONEL RICHIE 38 SPECIAL BARRY MANILOW RAY PARKER JR. PETER SCHILLING MATTHEW WILDER Hottest: PRINCE 4-2 MOTELS 7-3 MICHAEL JACKSON 9-4 MOODY BLUES 12-7 DAVID BOWIE 27-14

WNVZJNorfolk, VA Steve Kelly

ROMANTICS BARBRA STREISAND (dp) JEFFREY OSBORNE JENNIFER HOLLIDAY (dp)

ALABAMA (dp) 38 SPECIAL (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 5-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 12-6 JOHN COUGAR 23-16 HALL 6 OATES 25-17

BJ106/OrWtdo. R.

Garry MKNW ONJ ROLLING STONES KIM CARNES QUIET RIOT Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 MOTELS 5-2 LIONEL RICHIE 7-3 BILLY JOEL 13-7 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 9

WRVO(Rktenond, VA B ob MCNeN

BIG COUNTRY ROMANTICS STRAY CATS ROLLING STONES EW6F DEBARGE Hottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 QUIET RIOT 15-5 DURAN DURAN 20-8 MICHAEL JACKSON 21-9 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 27-14

K ITYIB.ee Antonio, TX

Frank Werth

SHANNON MADONNA (dp) BARBRA STREISAND (dp)

ROMANTICS (dp) BARRY MANILOW (dp) Hottest: MICHAEL JACKSON 1-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 3-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 9-6 ALABAMA 16-8 JOURNEY 19-13

KTFRYBan Antonio. TX n,amwft«a BILLY JOEL SPANDAU BALLET BARRY MANILON RE -FLEX HEADPINS HERB ALPERT PAUL SIMON EDDIE 6 THE CHRIS MOODY BLUES CAROLE KING Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 SPANDAU BALLET 4-2 MATTHEW WILDER 14-12 JOHN COUGAR 18-14 BILLY JOEL D-27

KTBA/San Antonio, TX Stew Weed

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KROK(Shr.vepat LA

HeydWSt w.et

ROLLING STONES YES MOODY BLUES LINDA RONSTADT BARRY MANILOW GLADYS KNIGHT Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-3 PAT BENATAR 15-6 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 12

WBEZRMN.mnSalom Steve Fkurgsn

ROLLING STONES Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 7-3 BILLY JOEL B-4 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 13-7 QUIET RIOT 24-13

PARALLEL THREE

KOIZ-FM. Ameollo

Ron Chase

MATTHEW WILDER ROBERT PLANT SPANDAU BALLET MOODY BLUES JOE JACKSON ALDO NOVA PRINCE SAGA Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 4-2 RICK SPRINGFIELD 13-5 JOBOXERS 10-7 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 14-9

WBHAaimN.. NC Jahn Steven. JOURNEY ROLLING STONES BARRY MANILOW COMMODORES JOE JACKSON KOOL 6 THE GANG ELTON JOHN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 BILLY JOEL 7-3 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 12-7 HALL 6 OATES 27-10 HUMAN LEAGUE 25-16

WJAD)Bainbrldge, GA Skip EIIIot

BARRY MANILOW ROBERT PLANT MATTHEW WILDER DEBORAH ALLEN KOOL 6 THE GANG ROMANTICS (dp) JOE JACKSON (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-6 PRINCE 4-7 QUIET RIOT 11-9

SOUTH Most Added,. Hottest Barry Manilow Lionel Richie 38 Special McCartney/Jackson Rolling Stones Billy Joel

WCGO(Columbus, GA Ralph Canon

ELTON JOHN DEBARGE BARRY MANILOW NAKED EYES Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 5-2 BILLY JOEL 30-5 JOHN COUGAR 11-6 QUIET RIOT 19-12

KISR)Ft Smith, AR Rick Hey« REAL LIFE BARBRA STREISAND BARRY MANILAS RAY PARKER JR. MATTHEW MILDER Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-2 PAT BENATAR 6-3 JOHN COUGAR 8-4 BILLY JOEL 12-6

0104112adederó AL GaltherlDOYle

MOODY BLUES 38 SPECIAL (dp) YES (dp) BARRY MANILOW (dp) FOUR TOPS (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 4-4 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-6 ELTON JOHN 8-7 OUIET RIOT 9-8

WFOXIGakrv*s, GA Alen Du Prise

SPANDAU BALLET BARRY MANILOW JENNIFER HOLLIDAY DEBORAH ALLEN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 FIXX 7-4 PAT BENATAR 18-7 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 19-12 COMMODORES 17-14

WYKBIGeN«v*NL. FL

Lou %Wick

SAGA (dp)

JOE JACKSON (dp) EDDIE MONEY (dp) PAUL SIMON (dp) ONJ Hottest: QUIET RIOT 2-1 PAT BENATAR 3-2 JOHN COUGAR 7-4 ASIA 10-5 BILLY JOEL 13-6

KILEIOeReeston, TX Scott Teylor

ROLLING STONES ELTON JOHN SPANDAU BALLET DEBARGE EDDIE 6 THE CROIS IDOL 6 THE GANG RE -FLEX (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 11-5 PAT BENATAR 14-6 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 12-7 MICHAEL COCUYOS 19-14

KTDY)Lefeyette. LA

Greg Stevens

DURAN DURAN ROLLING STONES STRAY CATS PAUL SIMON RAY PARKER JR. NAKED EYES EDDIE 6 THE CRUIS (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 5-4 JOHN COUGAR 18-9 QUIET RIOT 21-12

0101(Meeldten, MS Chuck MoCartrry

ROLLING STONES DEBORAH ALLEN MOODY BLUES 38 SPECIAL BARRY MANILOW BERTIE NIGGINS REAL LIFE Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 6-4 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 8-5 PAT BENATAR 11-8 HALL 6 OATES 17-9

KNOE-FMIMon roe, LA RhymWStw DORAN DURAN 38 SPECIAL RAY PARKER JR. ALAN PARSONS BARRY MANILOW Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 7-3 PAT BENATAR 12-6 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 11-8 JOURNEY 17-12

WPFM)Peneme City Skip Bishop

MOODY BLUES BARRY MANIIAW (dp) 38 SPECIAL MATTHEW WILDER ROBERT PLANT (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 PETER SCHILLING 5-4 HUMAN LEAGUE 13-9 JOHN COUGAR 15-11

WXLKR1caneke, VA Don O'SA..

NAKED EYES POINTER SISTERS 38 SPECIAL COOL 6 THE GANG BARRY MANILOW Hottest: DAVID BOWIE 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 3-2 BILLY JOEL 4-3 MSB 10-6 ELTON JOHN 12-7

WAEWBewrWL GA NodhiRoaen ASIA JENNIFER HOLLIDAY YES KOOL 6 THE GANG BARRY MANILAS SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 14-9 MATTHEW WILDER 21-14 IRENE CARA 22-16 HALL 6 OATES 24-18 ELTON JOHN 29-21

WIXV/Sewn«h, GA

J.P. Hunter

BARRY MANILOW RAY PARKER JR. ROBERT PLANT NEIL YOUNG KISS (dp) Hottest: PAT BENATAR 1-1 JEFFREY OSBORNE 10-4 JOHN COUGAR 12-7 STACY LATTISAW 13-9 RUFUS b CEARA 20-12

21021SavennrlL GA Rend) Somna »

PETER SCHILLING LINDA BONSTADT JEFFREY OSBORNE KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 9-' JOHN COUGAR 16-9 RUFUS 6 CHAKA 17-14 EURYTHMICS 23-19

WOLFRdNMSeeee. FL

BeAN Philips

38 SPECIAL REAL LIFE COMMODORES RAY PARKER JR. JENNIFER HOLLIDAY KISS (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 FIXX 2-2 QUIET RIOT 10-8 CULTURE CLUB 13-9 PAT BENATAR 14-10

KKOVJWIchlte Felle, TX Chuck Beck

JOBOXERS BARRY MANILAS COMMODORES Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 4-3 PAT BENATAR 5-4 PETER SCHILLING 20-9

WHSLM IIetington, NC Fwtar/Petr(ck

ROBERT PLANT (dp) MOODY BLUES SPANDAU BALLET ROMANTICS (dp) RAINBOW STRAY CATS PAUL RODGERS (dp) Hottest: MOTELS 2-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 5-3 JOHN COUGAR 8-4 PAT BENATAR 10-5 JOURNEY 11-8

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230 Reporters 218 Current Reports

The following stations failed to report this week and therefore

their playlists were frozen:

CHUM/Toronto WGCL/Cleveland

KTSA/Sen Antonio WABB-FM/Mobile WOKI/Knoxville

KMGK/Des Moines WZOK/Rockford

K96/Provo OK100/Ithaca

WIKZ/Chambersburg 99KG/Salina KCBN/Reno



MIDWEST Most Added . Hottest 38 Special Billy Joel Barry Manilow Lionel Richie Robert Plant McCartney/Jackson

CHR ADDS 8i HOTS Music Key: (DPI indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night /RA/ indicates

the song was dropped from the piaylist then re -added

WKDDIAkron, OH Matt Patrick POINTER SISTERS BARBRA STREISAND (dp)

SAGA (dp) BARRY MANILOW POLICE RUFUS & CHARS Hottest: BILLY JOEL 7-1 STEVIE NICKS 4-7 HALL 6 OATES 19-10 PAT BENATAR 24-15 IRENE CARA 23-18

W KAUTAppleton-Oshkosh Rose/Allen

PAUL SIMON 38 SPECIAL HARRY MANILOW Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 5-2 PAT BENATAR 13-9 RICK SPRINGFIELD 16-11 MICHAEL JACKSON 20-13

W NAMIAppeiton-Oshkosh Chris Caine

LINDA RONSTADT BARRY MANILOW 38 SPECIAL STRAY CATS DEBORAH ALLEN KOOL 6 THE GANG JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Hottest: MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 6-1 BILLY JOEL 5-2 JOHN COUGAR 9-3 HALL & OATES 16-10 IRENE CARA 26-19

92X/Columbus, OH Teri Nutter

IRENE CARA YES PAUL SIMON Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 BILLY JOEL 4-3 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 11-4 QUIET RIOT 16-5

KIIK/Davanport IA

Jim O'Hare

BARRY MANILOW MATTHEW WILDER DURAN DURAN (dp) 38 SPECIAL COMMODORES Hottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 2-2 PAT BENATAR 15-10 QUIET RIOT 14-12 MICHAEL JACKSON 16-15

KMOK/Dee Moines, IA

Jim Roberta none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ROGERS & PARTON 2-2 BILLY JOEL 4-4 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 6-6 HALL 6 OATES 16-16

WEBCIDuluth Dick Johnson

PAUL SIMON STRAY CATS (dp) ROLLING STONES (dp) YES (dp) Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 5-2 JOURNEY 10-6 JACKSON BROWNE 9-8 HALL & OATES 17-11

WKDO/Eveneville, IN

HobbslPeyne 38 SPECIAL PAUL SIMON DURAN DURAN KISS (dp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 5-2 BILLY JOEL 6-3 MCCARTNEY b JACKS 8-5 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 14-8

WSTOIEvenavlile, IN

Chris TaykM

CULTURE CLUB ROLLING STONES Hottest: BILLY JOEL 4-1 MOTELS 11-6 HUEY LEWIS c NEWS 16-8 QUIET RIOT 18-12 JACKSON BROWNE 25-18

WMEE!Fort Wayne Tony Richards

ROLLING STONES 38 SPECIAL RODNEY DANGERFIEL (dp)

Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON 1-1 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 10-9 MICHAEL JACKSON 17-12 CULTURE CLUB 19-13 HUMAN LEAGUE 29-21

WGRD/Grand Rapids, MI

J.J. Duling

ELTON JOHN ALDO NOVA SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 QUIET RIOT 9-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 10-5 ASIA 12-9 EDDIE & THE CROIS 17-10

WZZR/Orand Rapids. MI

Don Schuller

EDDIE MONEY SAGA ROBERT PLANT CHEAP TRICK ALAN PARSONS JOE JACKSON RE -FLEX Hottest: HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 1-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 PAT BENATAR 10-5 INDUSTRY 12-8 ROMANTICS 15-10

WZPUIndlanapolis, IN

Hoffmann/Browning

ROBERT PLANT 38 SPECIAL MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ROGERS S PARTON 3-2 BILLY JOEL 5-3 QUIET RIOT 15-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 24-7

WJXO/Jaduon, MI Ryan/Cheeks BILLY JOEL ROBERT PLANT SAGA SIMON TOWNSHEND (dp)

MEN WITHOUT HATS (dp)

HEADPINS (dp) RE -FLEX (dp) Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 POLICE 11-4 MOTELS 10-5 MCCARTNEY é JACKS D-15 ROLLING STONES 38-18

WKFR/Kalamazoo, MI

Swart/Chapman PAUL SIMON YES (dp)

RICK SPRINGFIELD (dp)

ASIA (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 4-2 PAT BENATAR 14-5 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 12-7 JOHN COUGAR 15-9

Z2991Kanses City. MO

Rowbnds/Benson

RAY PARKER JR. ROBERT PLANT JOE JACKSON MOODY BLUES EDDIE MONEY Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 QUIET RIOT 1-2 BILLY JOEL 3-3 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 4-4 JOHN COUGAR 5-5

WVKULaming, MI

Jay Stevens QUIET RIOT RICK SPRINGFIELD DURAN DURAN PAUL SIMON Hottest: PAT BENATAR 1-1 ROMANTICS 11-5 BILLY JOEL 10-6 JOHN COUGAR 20-14 CULTURE CLUB 21-17

WZEEIMadlson lltllel1111deon

STRAY CATS ASIA RAY PARKER JR. NENA Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 4-2 PAT BENATAR 3-3 BILLY JOEL 5-4 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 6-5

KJ10310kishome City. OK Dan Wilson

YES RE -FLEX REAL LIFE STREETS RAY PARKER JR. (dpi Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 PAT BENATAR 6-4 HALL L OATES 14-10 DURAN DURAN 25-19

KOKO/Omehe, NE

TaylorlDeen

ROLLING STONES 38 SPECIAL ELTON JOHN PAUL SIMON BARRY MANIION Hottest: QUIET RIOT 2-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 6-3 PAT BENATAR 9-6 ASIA 14-9

WKZW/Peoria EdwardalMsloney

YES STRAY CATS DURAN DURAN Hottest: POLICE 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 4-3 JOURNEY 9-4 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 8-6 MOTELS 16-9

W R KRIRacine-Milwaukee Pot Martin

PETER SCHILLING RAINBOW ELTON JOHN SHANNON NORA Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 14-6 RICK SPRINGFIELD 18-8 DURAN DURAN 27-15 CULTURE CLUB 26-16

WZOKIRocktord Tkm Fox

none Hottest: BILLY JOEL 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 ROGERS & PARTON 3-3 MCCARTNEY E. JACKS 8-8 PAT BENATAR 9-9

U89ISouth Bend, IN J.K. Deering

ROLLING STONES CULTURE CLUB Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON 1-1

LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 BONNIE TYLER 3-3

MCCARTNEY b JACKS 10-6 HALL & OATES 29-24

WRONRcedo Buck McWilliams

ELTON JOHN 38 SPECIAL ROBERT PLANT ONJ ROLLING STONES KISS RAY PARKER JR. RE -FLEX Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MOTELS 2-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 10-4 MICHAEL JACKSON 21-10 HALL & OATES 27-12

KATI/Tuba, OK Phil Mime 38 SPECIAL ALAN PARSONS PAUL SIMON ROMANTICS RAY PARKER JR. Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 1-2 PAT BENATAR 10-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 12-7 MCCARTNEY á JACKS 14-9

KEYN-FMIWichite, KS TaykNlPeannen

ROLLING STONES (dp)

DURAN DURAN (dp)

QUIET RIOT (dp)

PETER SCHILLING PAUL SIMON MATTHEW WILDER (dp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MOTELS 3-2 ROGERS & PARTON 6-3 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 7-4 BILLY JOEL 10-5

WHOTIYoungstown Dick Thompson

REAL LIFE MOODY BLUES LINDA RONSTADT SAGA ROBERT PLANT BARRY MANILOW DEBORAH ALLEN EDDIE MONEY Hottest: PAT BENATAR 10-5 HALL 6 OATES 16-10 RICK SPRINGFIELD 21-14 PETER SCHILLING 23-16 POLICE 27-17

WYFMIYoungstown Jeff Tobin

MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 LIONEL RICHIE 5-3 ROGERS & PARTON 8-5

PAIE Mill Itiltl

KFYWBbmerak, ND

BrnmrvHardt DURAN DURAN ASIA NEIL YOUNG ROLLING STONES Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON 1-1

BILLY JOEL 3-2 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 7-4

HUEY LEWIS i NEWS 9-6 PAT BENATAR 10-7

WBVIIMMoorMnSton John He nenn

EDDIE MONEY (dp)

38 SPECIAL PETER SCHILLING SPANDAU BALLET ROBERT PLANT RAY PARKER JR. RAINBOW ldp) KOOL & THE GANG (dp)

MEN WITHOUT HATS (dp)

MADONNA (dp)

Hottest: - MOTELS 1-1 JOHN COUGAR 14-4 PAT BENATAR 13-6 HUMAN LEAGUE 16-8 HALL & OATES 25-16

WBNOIBloomington Mike Justin

38 SPECIAL EDDIE MONEY (:p)

GENESIS (dp) ROMANTICS (dp)

ALAN PARSONS (dpi Hottest: BILLY JOEL 1-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 3-3

PAT BENATAR 7-4 JOHN COUGAR 8-6 JOURNEY 9-7

WCIL.FIMICarbondele IL

Tory Wekekus SPANDAU BALLET DURAN DURAN JOBOXERS PETER SCHILLING (dp)

ROMANTICS (dp)

Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON 1-1 QUIET RIOT 2-2 NEW EDITION 3-3 KISS 14-6 JOHN COUGAR 25-13

KCMO/Cokrmbla, MO Deve McCormick

BARRY MANILOW DEBARGE NAKED EYES ROMANTICS ROBERT PLANT Hottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 8-2 PAT BENATAR I4-7 QUIET RIOT 17-8 HALL & OATES 30-17

VIM/Fargo. ND

Coigne/Anderson

DEBARGE MATTHEW WILDER 38 SPECIAL RAY PARKER JR. ALAN PARSONS BARRY MANILON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 8-3 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 11-7 QUIET RIOT 18-13

KIM-FM/Grand Forks, ND

Don Nordin' JOURNEY 38 SPECIAL DEBORAH ALLEN RICK SPRINGFIELD ROLLING STONES (dp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 7-1 QUIET RIOT 2-2 ROGERS & PARTON 9-4 BILLY JOEL 10-5 PAT BENATAR 22-11

KyTNIGrand Forks, ND

Tom Fricke

ONJ MATTHEW WILDER RAY PARKER JR. KISS LINDA BONSTADT ROBERT PLANT KANSAS Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 DEF LEPPARD 2-2 JOHN COUGAR 18-8 EURYTHMICS 20-12 LIONEL RICHIE 35-23

KRNAIIowe City, IA

Bart Goynshor PETER SCHILLING 38 SPECIAL RAY PARKER JR.

MOODY BLUES BARRY MANILOW ROMANTICS Hottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 PRINCE 1-2 LIONEL RICHIE 4-3 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 13-5 QUIET RIOT 18-10

WAZY-FMILafeyette. IN

Story/Grower ROBERT PLANT MOODY BLUES ONJ BARRY MANILOW ALAN PARSONS Hottest: HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 2-2 BILLY JOEL 7-3 MCCARTNEY i JACKS 22-14 QUIET RIOT 26-19 HALL 6 OATES 35-27

KFRXILincoln Tracy Johnson

RAY PARKER JR. 38 SPECIAL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ROGERS 6 PARTON 3-2 BILLY JOEL 4-3 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 10-4 QUIET RIOT 11-6

KXSSIUncoln, NE

Tim Kelly

COMMODORES JENNIFER HOLLIDAY Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ROGERS & PARTON 2-2 BILLY JOEL 4-4 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 7-7 ONJ 31-31

KKLS-FM/Repld City, SD Sherwin/Piper

ROLLING STONES 38 SPECIAL MOODY BLUES DORREN (dp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 6-1 PAT BENATAR 8-5 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 13-9 JOHN COUGAR 20-16 PETER SCHILLING 30-26

99KG/Salina, KS Denny Collier

none Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 PRINCE 2-2 LIONEL RICHIE 4-4 BILLY JOEL 6-6 QUIET RIOT 18-18

KKRCISIoux Falb Dan Moiety

ONJ POLICE ELTON JOHN DOKKEN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 3-2 MOTELS 4-3 BILLY JOEL 5-4 PAT BENATAR 11-7 JACKSON BROWNE 14-9

KWTO-FMISpringRNd. MO Bob Hammond QUIET RIOT (dp) 38 SPECIAL POINTER SISTERS RAY PARKER JR. ROBERT PLANT PETER SCHILLING Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 2-1 DAVID BOWIE 4-2 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 7-3 JOHN COUGAR 14-9 DURAN DURAN D-26

WSPTIStsvens Point BouleylTracy

PAUL SIMON BARRY MANILOW PETER SCHILLING POINTER SISTERS RICK SPRINGFIELD LINDA RONSTADT (dp) Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 3-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 QUIET RIOT 7-5 MICHAEL JACKSON 19-10 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 20-12

KDVVITopeke, KN

Tony Stewart

PETER SCHILLING DURAN DURAN BARRY MANIOW ROBERT PLANT Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON 1-1

QUIET RIOT 2-2 BILLY JOEL 8-4 PAT BENATAR 11-7 MICHAEL JACKSON 12-8

KFMW/Weterloo, IA

Mark Potter

38 SPECIAL DEBARGE RAINBOW (dp)

MATTHEW WILDER KOOL & THE GANG Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1

MCCARTNEY & JACKS 16-6 ASIA 22-12 CULTURE CLUB 34-23 HALL & OATES 36-26

WEST PAHAI LI 1 TWO

KKXX/Bake stleld, CA SquireelKemper

ROLLING STONES (dp)

YES PAUL SIMON 38 SPECIAL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 QUIET RIOT 3-2 MCCARTNEY E. JACKS 9-4 JOHN COUGAR 20-13 CULTURE CLUB 22-14

KBBKIBoise, ID

Tom Evans

MATTHEW WILDER ELTON JOHN KOOL & THE GANG BARRY MANILOW KISS (dp) ROMANTICS Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 BILLY JOEL 16-9 PETER SCHILLING 18-11 MICHAEL JACKSON 23-17 DURAN DURAN D-21

KKFMIColorado Springs. CO

FinneylRyan

DURAN DURAN STRAY CATS ALAN PARSONS PAUL SIMON Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 HUEY LEWIS A NEWS 5-2

MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 8-4 ROGERS & PARTON 9-6 PAT BENATAR 14-7

KMOX/Freeno, CA

Carey Edwards

QUIET RIOT ROMANTICS BARRY MANILOW REAL LIFE Hottest: ROGERS 6 PARTON 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 PAT BENATAR 5-3 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 8-6 DURAN DURAN 15-10

KYNO-FMIFnano WalkerlDavb

MIDNIGHT STAR NAKED EYES PETER SCHILLING POLICE FOUR TOPS MADONNA Hottest: DEF LEPPARD 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 PAT BENATAR 5-3 QUIET RIOT 10-5 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 8-6

KIKIIHonolulu, HI

Kong/Shlshido

PETER MOON BAND JOE JACKSON RAY PARKER JR. RE -FLEX Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MANHATTAN TRANSFE 10-5 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 13-6 RUFUS & CHAKA 16-11 HALL L OATES 25-16

KOMOIHonolulu, HI

Kimo Akene

ROLLING STONES DURAN DURAN EDDIE MONEY BARRY MANILOW 38 SPECIAL MOODY BLUES ROBERT PLANT MADONNA Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 5-4 JAMES INGRAM 7-5 EURYTHMICS 10-7 BILLY JOEL 15-8

KLUCILes Vegas. NV

Dave Anthony

MATTHEW WILDER NAKED EYES 38 SPECIAL KOOL & THE GANG EDDIE MONEY BARRY MANILOW JEFFREY OSBORNE Hottest: BONNIE TYLER 1-1 TALKING HEADS 3-2 JOURNEY 11-5 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 15-8 ROMANTICS 18-11

KOSOIModesto, CA AushsmlMein JOHN COUGAR PAUL SIMON BARRY MANILOW 38 SPECIAL MOODY BLUES Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 PAT BENATAR 18-8 CULTURE CLUB 17-9 MICHAEL JACKSON 29-16

KHOPIModwto-Stockton David Krahem

ROLLING STONES QUIET RIOT (dp)

Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ASIA 11-6 PAT BENATAR 14-9 MICHAEL JACKSON 24-14 HALL b OATES 30-17

KIDDIMonterey. CA Rick Boyd

ROLLING STONES PETER SCHILLING KOOL & THE GANG RAY PARKER JR. DURAN DURAN Hottest: RUFUS 4. CHARS 3-1 MICHAEL JACKSON 10-4 ASIA 15-9 HALL & OATES 29-15 MELISSA MANCHESTE 32-22

K99/Provo. UT

Gentry/Greer none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 ROGERS & PARTON 2-2 PRINCE 3-3 BILLY JOEL 4-4 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 5-5

KGGUOverelde8. Bernardino Volpe/O'Nell

BILLY JOEL ONJ MADONNA RODNEY DANGERFIEL Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 3-1 ROGERS & PARTON 4-2 ,4CCARTNEY 6 JACKS 12-7 DEBARGE 15-10 HALL & OATES 24-20

WEST Most Added . Hottest Barry Manilow McCartney/Jackson 38 Special Lionel Richie Duran Duran Billy Joel

KWODISecramento Mr. Ed

JACKSON BROWNE JOROXERS BIG COUNTRY DURAN DURAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL 6-1 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 11-7 HUEY LEWIS 6 NEWS 14-8 JOHN COUGAR 13-10 MICHAEL JACKSON 15-11

KSKDISeIem, OR

Len E. Mitchell

RAY PARKER JR. DEBORAH ALLEN (dp)

LINDA RONSTADT (dp)

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY (dp)

REAL LIFE (dp)

MATTHEW WILDER (dp)

BARRY MANILOW (dp)

Hottest: QUIET RIOT 2-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 PAT BENATAR 10-4 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 13-5 PETER SCHILLING 20-11

KRSPISah Lake City CarisoNMoll RUFUS & CHAKA STRAY CATS BARRY MANILOW BARBRA STREISAND (dp)

Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 4-3 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 10-6 CULTURE CLUB 21-13 MIDNIGHT STAR 22-14

KHYTITucson Sherman Cohen

HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 38 SPECIAL JENNIFER HOLLIDAY STACY LATTISAW SAGA SHANNON POLICE DURAN DURAN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PETER SCHILLING 2-2 ROGERS & PARTON 4-3 CULTURE CLUB 22-5 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 8-7

KROO/Tuceon ZepoleorrNorrie

DURAN DURAN RAINBOW NAKED EYES RAY PARKER JR. SPANDAU BALLET Hottest: -

PETER SCHILLING 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 2-2 CULTURE CLUB 5-4 PAT BENATAR 12-6 BILLY JOEL 16-10

PARAI Ill l iIRl l

KGOT/Anchorage. AK Kay Taylor

ALAN PARSONS SPANDAU BALLET ROLLING STONES EDDIE MONEY SIMON TOWNSHEND Hottest: PAT BENATAR 3-1 JOHN COUGAR 7-5 IRENE CARA 11-6 CULTURE CLUB 19-8 ELTON JOHN 14-9

KYYAIBBilngs, MT

Charlie Fox

38 SPECIAL PETER SCHILLING YES (rip)

MATTHEW WILDER BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 MCCARTNEY 6 JACKS 8-4 PAT BENATAR 20-12 HALL & OATES 21-13

KCDOIBozeman Greg Williams

DEBORAH ALLEN ROBERT PLANT MOODY BLUES EDDIE MONEY JENNIFER HOLLIDAY SAGA BARRY MANILOW Hottest: BILLY JOEL 6-1 MOTELS 3-2 QUIET RIOT 7-4 EURYTHMICS 13-9 JOHN COUGAR 16-10

KTRSICasper Jamie Seers

KIM CARNES YES POINTER SISTERS BARBRA STREISAND DEBARGE Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 6-3 ROGERS & PARTON 2-5 HALL & OATES 21-6

KKAZ/Cheyenne John Ramsey

CULTURE CLUB KIM CARNES DURAN DURAN YES ROLLING STONES PAUL SIMON Hottest: BILLY JOEL 4-1 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 5-2 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 11-6 JACKSON BROWNE 13-8 QUIET RIOT 22-10

KOHOIHoqulem Steve Larson

BARRY MANILOW LINDA BONSTADT Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 11-6 CULTURE CLUB 20-14 JOHN COUGAR 18-15 HALL & OATES 28-18

KOZFJL4mbton, ID

Jay McCall

ROBERT PLANT STRAY CATS BARRY MANILOW DEBARGE Hottest: ROGERS & PARTON 1-1 QUIET RIOT 3-2 PAT BENATAR 4-3 MCCARTNEY 4 JACKS 13-7 JOHN COUGAR 15-10

KDZAIPueblo Rip Avine

NAKED EYES 38 SPECIAL COMMODORES LINDA RONSTADT BARRY MANILOW ROMANTICS Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 MICHAEL JACKSON 9-4 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 13-5 PAT BENATAR 17-7

KCBNIReno. NV

Jim O'Neal

none Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 PAT BENATAR 2-2 BILLY JOEL 4-4 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 9-9 CULTURE CLUB 21-21

KBIMIRoewe9, MN

Heny Dbrka

38 SPECIAL SPANDAU BALLET RAY PARKER JR. MOODY BLUES ROBERT PLANT Hottest: MOTELS 2-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 8-3 JOURNEY 10-6 MICHAEL JACKSON 14-7

KSLYISan Luis Obispo Tom Wabh 38 SPECIAL RAY PARKER JR. JENNIFER HOLLIDAY LINDA RONSTADT SPANDAU BALLET MOODY BLUES BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 MCCARTNEY & JACKS 8-3 HALL & OATES 16-7 JOHN COUGAR 12-9 CULTURE CLUB 24-17

KZOZISan Luis Obispo. CA Don Potter 38 SPECIAL SPANDAU BALLET PAUL RODGERS EDDIE MONEY MOODY BLUES INDUSTRY REAL LIFE ALAN PARSONS ROBERT PLANT Hottest: QUIET RIOT 1-1 LIONEL RICHIE 4-2 MCCARTNEY E. JACKS 5-3 JOHN COUGAR 14-8 HALL & OATES 28-14

KIST/Samte Barbara Dick W Memo

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY REAL LIFE BARRY MANILOW LINDA RONSTADT 38 SPECIAL YES DURAN DURAN Hottest: LIONEL RICHIE 1-1 JACKSON BROWNE 11-8 HUEY LEWIS & NEWS 13-9 BIG COUNTRY 23-15 IRENE CARA 37-19


PARALLELS. Parallel I: Selected stations in major markets that are format dominant andior exert a significant national influence. Parallel Il: Selected stations in secondary markets that are format dominant and/or exert a Significant local or regional influence. This parallel may also contain somme major market stations that do not qualify for parallel one status. Parallel Ill: Selected stations in smaller markets that are format dominant and/or exert a significant local influence. This parallel may contain some secondary market stations that do not qualify for parallel two status.

)Pat Benater continued) 230 Reports

JOHN DOE "Hit Song" (Anylabell LP: Hit Song National Regional

Reach E 33% M 21% S 56%

W 19%

100125 44% Summary Up 51

Debuts 20 Seme 4

Down 0 Adds 25

EXAMPLE 100125 - 100 CHR reporting stations on

it ttis week including 25 new adds

44% - Percentage of this weeks re-

porters playing It.

Regional Reach - Percentage of re

porters playing the song within each rega.

National Summary

Up 31 - Number of stations moving it up on the Charts

Debuts 20 - Number of stations debut- ing the song 815 week.

Same 24 - Number of stations reporting no movement this week. (On to On. Add to On. 31-31. etc I

Down 0 - Number of stations moving it down on their charts

Adds 25 - Total number of stations adding it Mrs week

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BREAKERS. 38 SPECIAL

If I'd Been The One (A&M) 65% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 25, Same 48, Down 0, Adds 72 including WHTT, WCAU-FM, Z93, WKTI, WLOL-FM, 0103, KMJK. See Parallels, will debut next week on the CHR chart.

PAUL SIMON Allergies (W B)

61% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 18, Debuts 22, Same 73, Down 0, Adds 27 including WKBW, WHTX, KIMN, 98PXY, WZLD, KKFM, WYKS. See

Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart.

RUFUS & CHAKA KHAN Ain't Nobody IWB

60% of our reporters on it. Moves: Up 68, Debuts 18, Same 40, Down 6, Adds 7, Q107, XTRA, 98PXY, WDOQ, G100, WKDD, KRSP. See Parallels, debuts at number 36 on the CHR chart.

NEW & ACTIVE STRAY CATS "I Won't Stand In Your Way" (EMI America) 136/14 Moves: Up 46, Debuts 21, Same 55, Down 0, Adds 14, WBEN-FM, KIMN, KOPA, 0100, WRVQ, WNAM, Z104, KZ93, KKFM, KRSP, KTDY, WHSL, KOZE, 8104 22-16.

MATTHEW WILDER "Break My Stride" (Private I/CBS) 112/25 Moves: Up 46, Debuts 11, Same 28, Down 2, Adds 25 including WBEN-FM, WBLI, WCAU-FM, Q105, KXX106, WDOQ, WANS- FM, WSFL, KIIK, KBBK, KSKD, WJAD, KYTN, KYYA.

DeBARGE "Time Will Reveal" (Gordy/Motown) 112/17 Moves: Up 36, Debuts 14, Seme 44, Down 1, Adds 17 including WBEN-FM, KAFM, K8EQ, KOPA, WTIC-FM, WDOQ, WDCG, KBFM, WRVQ, WCGQ, KILE, KCMQ, Y94, KFMW, KOZE.

NAKED EYES "When The Lights Go Out" (EMI America) 111/21 Moves: Up 26, Debuts 6, Same 57, Down 1, Adds 21 including WHTT, WCAU-FM, WLOL-FM, WKRZ-FM, WBBQ, WSSX, KITE,

KYNO-FM, KLUC, KRQ, WGUY, WOMP-FM, WCGQ, KCMQ, KDZA.

FMROMANTICS "Talking In Your Sleep" (Nemperor/CBS( 108/28 Moves: Up 40, Debuts 13, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 28 including WHTX, KAFM, Q103, KITS -FM, WYCR, WTIC-FM, WLAN-

FM, WPST, WZYP, WFMI, K107, KBBK, KMGX, WHSL, KRNA.

0 BARRY MANILOW "Read 'Em And Weep" (Arista) 95/95 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 95 including WNYS, WBLI, WCAU-FM, 894, WHTX, PRO -FM, Z93, 195, B97,

Q103, KEARTH, KIQQ, KOPA, KNBQ, KX104.

POINTER SISTERS "I Need You" (Planet/RCA) 92/11 Moves: Up 31, Debuts 8, Same 39, Down 3, Adds 11, XTRA, WBBQ, WNOK-FM, WANS-FM, WKDD, WGUY, WJBQ, WXLK, KWTO-FM, WSPT, KTRS, 8104 18-15, KIQQ 38-33, KFRC 25-20, KGGI 17-14.

JEFFREY OSBORNE "Stay With Me Tonight" (A&M) 80/13 Moves: Up 22, Debuts 12, Same 33, Down 0, Adds 13, 8104, 94Q, KITS -FM, WYCR, WKRZ-FM, KZZB, WZLD, WNVZ, KLUC,

WIGY, WERZ, Z102, WFMI 38-28, WSFL 33-28.

BARBRA STREISAND "The Way He Makes Me Feel" (Columbia) 80/11 Moves: Up 24, Debuts 3, Same 41, Down 1, Adds 11, WHTX, Z93,195, 0105, WBBQ, WNVZ, KITY, WKDD, KRSP, KISR, KTRS,

WXKS-FM 31-27, WNYS 20-14, 0103 27-18, KI1K 32-26.

0 KOOL & THE GANG "Joanna" (De-Lite/PolyGram) 78/28 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 15, Seme 29, Down 0, Adds 28 including Z93, B97, Q105, KHTR, 0103, KITS -FM, KMJK, XTRA,

WKFM, FM100, WHHY-FM, WNAM, KBBK, WFBG, KFMW.

0 RAY PARKER JR. "I Still Can't Get Over Loving You" (Arista) 71/40 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 8, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 40 including 894, WHTX, PRO -FM, KAFM, WKTI, 0103, WKEE, WSKZ,

KX104, WRQN, KIKI, KSKD, KRQ, WJBQ, KBIM.

COMMODORES "Only You" (Motown) 59/10 Moves: Up 22, Debuts 5, Same 20, Down 2, Adds 10, B104, WKEE, KSET-FM, 94TYX, KIIK, WISE, WGLF, KKQV, KXSS, KDZA,

94Q 29-23, Y100 18-14, KXX106 17-13, KAMZ 4-3, WNAM 8-7.

EDDIE & THE CRUISERS "On The Dark Side" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 58/5 Moves: Up 20, Debuts 3, Same 29, Down 1, Adds 5, WCAU-FM, WANS-FM, KTFM, KILE, KTDY, WXKS-FM 18-15, PRO -FM

19-16, WABX 19-14, KHTR 22-14, K104 23-18, WPST 33-29, WFMI 40-33, WGRD 17-10, WIXV 36-29, WAZY-FM 40-30.

0 SPANDAU BALLET "Gold" (Chrysalis) 57/32 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 8, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 32 including WCAU-FM, PRO -FM, WHYT, KBEQ, KMJK, KNBQ, WVSR,

KZZB, WZYP, WGRD, KRQ, WQCM, KILE, WCIL-FM, KZOZ.

RAINBOW "Street Of Dreams" (Mercury/PolyGram) 56/13 Moves: Up 10, Debuts 9, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 13, KAFM, WABX, WVSR, WYCR, WSKZ, WZLD, WRQK, WRKR, KRQ,

WQCM, WHSL, WBWB, KFMW, WLOL-FM 30-24, WLAN-FM 19-13.

JENNIFER HOLLIDAY "I Am Love" (Geffen) 53/18 Moves: Up 15, Debuts 5, Same 14, Down 1, Adds 18 including WABX, KEARTH, KIIS-FM, WSPK, WZYP, WNAM, KSKD, KHYT,

WJBQ, WFOX, WGLF, KXSS, KCDQ, KSLY, KIST.

MADONNA "Holiday" (Sire/WB) 51/15 Moves: Up 9, Debuts 7, Same 19, Down 1, Adds 15, WBEN-FM, 894, KEARTH, KIIS-FM, KIQQ, KMJK, XTRA, WTIC-FM, WNOK-

FM, WNFI, KITY, KYNO-FM, KQMQ, KGGI, WBWB.

SIGNIFICANT ACTION DEBORAH ALLEN "Baby I Lied" (RCA) 49/15 Moves: Up 11, Debuts 4, Same 18, Down 1, Adds 15, WHTX, KNBQ, WKEE, WNAM, WHOT, KSKD, WERZ, 13FEA, WKHI, WOMP-FM, WJAD, WFOX, 0101, KKXL-FM, KCDO.

MOST ADDED

BARRY MANILOW (95) Read 'Em And Weep (Arista)

38 SPECIAL (72) If I'd Been The One (A&M)

RAY PARKER JR. (40) I Still Can't Get Over Loving You (Arista)

ROLLING STONES (39) Undercover Of The Night (RS/Atco)

ROBERT PLANT (39) In The Mood (Es Paranza/Atlantic)

SPANDAU BALLET (32) Gold (Chrysalis)

HOTTEST

LIONEL RICHIE (145) All Night Long (All Night) (Motown)

P. McCARTNEY and M. JACKSON (139) Say Say Say (Columbia)

BILLY JOEL (122) Uptown Girl (Columbia)

PAT BENATAR (90) Love Is A Battlefield (Chrysalis)

QUIET RIOT (85) Cum On Feel The Noize (Pasha/CBS) DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES (60)

Say It Isn't So (RCA)

MODDY BLUES "Blue World" (Threshold/PolyGrem) 46/21 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 4, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 21 including KTFM, KROK, ZZ99, WHOT, KQMQ, K093, WIGY, KQIZ-FM, 0101, WHSL, WAZY-FM, KCDQ, KBIM, KSLY, KZOZ.

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT "You Don't Believe" (Arista) 46/14 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 5, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 14, WABX, KITS, WLAN-FM, WSPK, WGFM, WZZR, K107, KKFM, KNOE-FM, WBNO, Y94, WAZY-FM, KGOT, KZOZ, ZZ99 d-29.

MELISSA MANCHESTER "No One Can Love You More Than Me" (Arista) 46/2 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 3, Same 33, Down 0, Adds 2, KZZB, WRQK, KRGV d-30, WZPL on, KQMQ 34-28, KIDD 32-22, 103CIR d-37, Q104 34-33, WFOX d-35, KKQV 39-37, KCDQ 40-38, KTRS 30-29. LINDA RONSTADT & THE NELSON RIDDLE ORCHESTRA "What's New" (Asylum) 41/17 Moves: Up 8, Debuts 3, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 17 including WHTX, WIRY, WKFM, WROK, KROK, WNAM, WHOT, WGUY, WZON, 2102, KYTN, KGHO, KDZA, KSLY, KIST.

FnROBERT PLANT "In The Mood" (Es Paranza/Atlantic) 40/39 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 39 including WBEN-FM, WPHD, WABX, K104, WLAN-FM, WHFM, WPST,

WKRZ-FM, WZZR, WZPL, WJXQ, ZZ99, WRQN, WHOT, KQMQ.

REAL LIFE "Send Me An Angel" (Curb/MCA) 36/17 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 17 including KITS, WVSR, WKFM, WRCK, WSKZ, WZLD, WDOQ, KJ103, WHOT, KMGX, WGUY, KISR, Q101, KZOZ, KIST.

EARTH, WIND & FIRE "Magnetic" (Columbia) 36/12 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 12, KITS, WFLY, K104, KZZB, KSET-FM, WRQK, WANS-FM, KRGV, WRVQ,

WGUY, WKHI, 95XIL, WABX on, KFRC d-33, KHYT 38-29.

FOUR TOPS "I Just Can't Walk Away" (Motown) 36/4 Moves: Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 24, Down 0, Adds 4, WBLI, KHTR, KYNO-FM, Q104, WREN -FM d-32, Z93 29-27, WGCL on,

KEARTH 22-20, K104 34-30, WILD on, WOKI on, KGGI 28-24, WGUY d-33, 95XIL 36-34, WIXV 30-28.

KISS "Lick It Up" (Mercury/PolyGram) 34/9 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 6, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 9, K104, WNFI, WKDQ, WRQN, KBBK, WIXV, WGLF, KYTN, CHUM on, WLAN-

FM d-30, WRCK 38-35, 94TYX 32-29, KJ103 24-21, WHOT d-31, WCIL-FM 14-6.

MEN WITHOUT HATS "I Like" (MCA) 32/7 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 2, Same 20, Down 1, Adds 7, CFTR, KIQQ, WYCR, WJXQ, WERZ, WJBQ, WBWB, WHTT 39-37, KZZB d-37, KRGV d-29, WRKR 40-35.

SURVIVOR "Caught In The Game" (Scotti Bros./CBS) 32/1 Moves: Up 13, Debuts 2, Same 15, Down 1, Adds 1, WGUY, WPHD 38-34, K104 38-28, WLAN-FM 40-38, WQUT 39-37, WZPL 40-34, WVIC 18-16, KSKD 27-25, WERZ 32-26, WSQV 24-22, KQIZ-FM 9-8, KZOZ 34-31.

EDDIE MONEY "The Big Crash" (Columbia) 24/22 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 22 including WPHD, WABX, XTRA, KITS, WRCK, WKRZ-FM, WSSX, WZLD, WZZR, ZZ99, WHOT, KQMQ, KLUC, WQCM, KCDQ.

ALDO NOVA "Always Be Mine" (Portrait/CBS) 18/3 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 3, CFTR, WGRD, KQIZ-FM, WPHD 39-37, WZZR 39-35, WJXQ 34-33, WERZ on,

WZYO on, WJAD on, KKQV on, KZOZ on.

INDUSTRY "State Of The Nation" (Capitol) 17/5 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 5, WHTT, WNFI, WZON, WIGY, KZOZ, WXKS-FM on, WABX 38-33, WSPK on,

WZLD on, WZZR 12-8, WERZ d-40.

ALABAMA "Lady Down On Love" (RCA) 17/5 Moves: Up 7, Debuts 4, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 2, WKBW, WNVZ, Q105 29-26, WRKQ 14-8, KRGV 26-14, KITY 16-8, KTFM 15-11, KTSA 4-4, 103CIR d-31, 0104 5-5, WFOX 23-19.

JENNIFER WARNES/CHRIS THOMPSON "All The Right Moves" (Casablanca/PolyGram) 17/1 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 1, WRQK, WNFI on, KTFM on, WNAM on, KQMQ 37-33, WGUY on, WERZ on,

WJBQ on, WFOX d-34, KKQV 37-34.

SAGA "The Flyer" (Portrait/CBS) 16/11 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 11, WPHD, WABX, WRCK, WKDD, WZZR, WJXQ, WHOT, KHYT, KQIZ-FM,

WYKS, KCDQ, CKGM on, CFTR 39-38, CHUM on.

STREETS "If Love Should Go" (Atlantic) 16/3 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 3, KSET-FM, WFMI, KJ103, WPHD on, WRCK on, WJXQ 37-38, WERZ on, KQIZ-

FM 27-25, KYTN on, KFMW on, KZOZ on.

JOE JACKSON "Memphis" (A&M) 15/14 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 14, K104, WRCK, K8FM, WZZR, ZZ99, KIKI,

KQIZ-FM, WISE, WJAD, WYKS, KHFI d-39.

SHANNON "Let The Music Play" (Mirage/Atco) 14/9 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 2, Adds 9, WXKS-FM, CKGM, 93FM, KITS, KSET-FM, 40-29, Y100 16-9, WTIC-FM 31-27.

RODNEY DANGERFIELD "Rappin' Rodney" (RCA) 14/5 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 5, WFLY, KRGV, WMEE, KGGI, WOMP-FM, KITY d-39, KJ103 on, WZYQ on.

WFBG, 95XIL, WOMP-FM, WSQV,

KITY, WRKR, KHYT, WGUY, WPU

WIRY on, WKEE on, KZZB on-dp,

GENESIS "That's All" (Atlantic) 13/6 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 6, WKTI, KIQQ, K104, 13FEA, 95XIL, WBNQ, WGRD 28-18, WJXQ 36-26, WRKR

d-39, KYTN 37-34.

ELO "Stranger" (Jet/CBS) 13/2 Moves: Up 3, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 2, K100, WKHI, Q107 18-17, K104 31-25, WSPK on, WZZR on, WKFR on, WQCM on, 95XIL on, WIXV 37-34, KXSS on.

PAUL RODGERS "Cut Loose" (Atlantic) 12/3 Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, WSQV, WHSL, KZOZ, WPHD on, WJXQ 33-32, KOMA on, WFBG on, KQIZ-FM

on, 99KG on, KCDO on.

JUICE NEWTON "Dirty Looks" (Capitol) 12/1 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 1, WROK, WKFM on, WOKI on, WHOT on, 13FEA on, WOMP-FM on, KILE on,

KFYR on, WCIL-FM on, KOZE on.

RE -FLEX "The Politics Of Dancing" (Capitol) 11/10 Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 10, WPHD, WKFM, WNFI, KTFM, WZZR, WJXQ, KJ103, WRQN, KIKI, KILE, KBFM

on.

KANSAS "Everybody's My Friend" (CBS) 10/1 Moves: Up 2, Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 1, KYTN, WPHD on, WLOL-FM 31-26, WRCK on, WZLD on, WJXQ 22-19, KFMW

on.

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