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RADIO BUSINESS: FIRST QUARTER FIGURES Radio transaction volume and the number of stations traded are both up in the first quarter of '89 compared to last year's initial three months. A quick glance gives you all the facts and figures, and closer inspection is rewarded with a detailed state -by -state transaction chart. Exclusively yours in Radio Business. Page 20
WFBQ GOES STARK RAVING LIVE Many morning shows air song parodies and elaborately produced comedy skits but how many are prepared to perform five hours' worth live? WFBQI Indianapolis's fabled Bob & Tom pulled it off recently, and PD Michael Hughes describes the logistics and the rewards. Page 74
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Noble Sells Boston Combo To Griffin For $39 Million Sets Sights On Network Ownership, More Stations Noble Broadcast Group is selling WKKU & WSSH /Boston to entertainer Mery Griffin for $39 million as part of a strategy to expand into radio network ownership. "We've reached the point where we need to realize some of the equity we've built up in our stations," Noble CEO John Lynch told R &R Tuesday (4/18). He said the San Diegobased company intends to acquire a "full complement" of 24 stations, and is actively searching for a major network to acquire. While he declined to identify any possible acquisition targets, he did say he expects to make additional acquisitions
In 1985 Noble sold KJOI /Los Angeles to Legacy Broadcasting for a then -record $43.5 million, and then embarked on a rapid acquisition campaign that transformed the company into the second- largest radio broadcaster in the nation, with 18
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Griffin, a veteran broadcaster, has had numerous station investments over the years. Recently he purchased WHJJ & WHJY /Providence for $34 million. He also owns WPOP & WIOF /Hartford and WIRY & WPXY /Albany.
Industry observers point to the United Stations or Transtar radio networks as the most likely acquisition targets, especially since both companies retained an investment banking firm last year to review financial strategies.
stations. Noble purchased WSSH in 1986 for $18.5 million and
WKKU in 1987 for $3.7 million. The Boston transaction marks the latest in a series of radio deals by Griffin, who recently attracted international attention while dueling with New York developer Donald Trump for control of the Resorts International gaming empire.
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WPAT Unseats Z100; KITS Close To KPWR Easy Listening combo WPATAM & FM won its first clearcut New York Arbitren book since spring 1987, as winter '89 ratings were issued in the three top markets plus San Diego, Riverside-San Bernardino, and Nassau-Suffolk. WPAT's 4.9-6.2 boost beat CHR WHTZ, which went 5.6 -5.3.
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5.8-6.2. And AC KOST continued its climb, 5.4 -5.6, retaining third
and moving within striking distance of the top. WGN further reestablished its Arbitron leadership in Chicago by increasing its margin to over two shares over UC WGCIFM; both moved up (see box this page), as did WGCI's more
adult- oriented Urban rival WVAZ. WINTER ARBITRONS /See Page 54
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WXKS-FM/Boston PD and Pyramid Broadcasting VP/Programming Sunny Joe White was the honoree of the second annual T.J. Martell Foundation Radio Roast (4/15), held at Columns in New York and adding a reported $37,000 to this year's total take of over $4 million. A capacity crowd cheered as Columbia's VP/Artist Development, roast organizer, and last year's target Kid Leo, WBCN/Boston PD Oedipus, Atco VP/Promotion Bruce Tenenbaum, Atco National Dance Coordinator Joey Carvello, producer/writer Jellybean Benitez, Pyramid CEO Richie Balsbaugh, and KITS -AM & (M/L.A. morning star Rick Dees took their shots at everything from White's programming to his looks. The capper was a short video clip featuring some old photos of White's childhood and early career. Shown (l-r) are Balsbaugh, Oedipus, White, and Dees.
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A highlight of the third annual Soul Train Music Awards telecast was a special tribute to Michael Jackson, honored with four awards, in-
cluding the Heritage Award for lifetime achievement and the first Sammy Davis Jr. Award, given annually to the year's top performer. Adding a touch of levity and elegance to the tribute proceedings were presenters Eddie Murphy and Elizabeth Taylor. Jackson also carried home two more awards, while Anita Baker derailed the competition by sweeping all three of her nominated categories. Photo. Arnold Turner
8.6 -9.5 6.7 -7.4 4.2 -6.0
WVAZ Full ratings for these markets plus San Diego, Nassau Suffolk, and Riverside-San Bernardino, Page 44
In Los Angeles, KPWR clung to a narrow lead despite a 7.2-6.4 showing, while archrival KIISFM, which next book will add its AM's ratings after the resumption of their simulcasting, was second by a whisker, rising
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Mel Ilberman Mel Ilberman has been promoted to Exec. VP at CBS Records, where he will continue to be involved in all areas of the company's US operations and will report to CBS Records President Tommy Mottola. ILBERMAN /See Page 52
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At KMBZ & KMBR Bonneville Radio has transferred KIRO /Seattle GSM Ron Carter to co-owned KMBZ & KMBR /Kansas City as VP/GM. He replaces Paul Leonard, who left to broker stations for Americom in Washington, DC. "Ron has done a great job for us, and he will be missed," noted KIRO VP /GM Joe Abel, who also V.Mar frw mmg.imiu e >;
McCrae Moves To KDKB As PD KRQR /San Francisco Asst. PD /MD John McCrae has filled the longtime PD opening at KDKB/ Phoenix. He succeeds Cynde Slater, who exited the Sandusky AOR last December to found the Talent Developers training cornpanY KDKB VP/GM Chuck Artigue remarked, "After interviewing dozens of candidates, I'm elated to be able to bring John in. He's got that major market experience I desperately need as well as a good, adult feel for what we're trying to accomplish." McCrae, a 15-year vet, has been eyeing a PD slot for some time. Asked why he chose KDKB, he said, "To get your first PD gig in a major market that size is not an option that comes up very often. What also convinced me was Sandusky's commitment to the format and the market. They're going to be doing AOR in Phoenix for a long time; there's absolutely no hint of insecurity there." In addition to four years at KRQR, McCrae's resume includes McCRAE/See Page 52
A POTPOURRI OF GOLD
staff, we will continue to obtain the major share of Seattle's radio ad
A varied menu in this month's Gold column: KODJIL.A.'s sign -on and first hour
revenue." "We are very pleased that Ron has accepted this assignment, and look forward to having him as part of our top management team," said Bonneville Radio Group President Rodney Brady. "We are pleased that a person with extensive broadcasting experience and who has demonstrated a strong commitment to Bonneville's core values will be assuming this key position in the company." Carter joined KIRO in 1974. He left in '78 to become GSM at KPLZ/ Seattle, but rejoined KIRO as VP/ Sales in 1981.
Slade Fills KJLH GM Position Karen Slade, formerly a Regional Sales Manager for Xerox, has been named GM at Los Angeles UC outlet KJLH. The GM slot had been open for about a year, since Jim Maddox left the station. Slade commented, "KJLH was looking for someone with a strong business background and business skills, and I had held sales management posts at Xerox in Atlanta for 11 years. We're going through a reorganization at the station, and right now I'm assessing and evaluating our strengths and weaknesses. We plan to stretch out to bring new music and new concepts to the market." SLADE /See Page 52
QUINN PD; NEW CALLS WSNL
WMRY Segues From jettisoned AOR chair, Tobut AC I'm
("Sunny 101 FM "). Four -year WASH /Washington Asst. PD/MD Johnny Quinn will arrive to program the station May 1. WSNL GM Thomas Callahan told R&R, "Our direct competitor is the Format 41 affiliate (KRJY), and we feel we can beat a satellitedelivered format any day. Our research indicated that a big segment of the St. Louis radio audience was being underserved and overlooked by local radio stations. Adults 25-54 who don't like hard rock or easy listening formats will feel at home with our soft AC format. We have constructed new state -of- the-art studios, upgraded our staff, built a new transmission tower, and launched a major advertising campaign." Regarding Quinn, Callahan told R&R, "By sheer coincidence, he's a fellow Brooklynite. He's been in the Washington market for about ten years, is an expert with the Selector system, and is writing a book on radio programming. This will be his first big shot in a PD's
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oversees KMBZ & KMBR. "Because of his outstanding organization and development of our sales
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just fine in this position." Interim PD Jim Singer will remain with the station. In the winter Birch, WMRY finished 13th 12+ (1.6) and tied for 13th in the fall Arbitron (also with a 1.6).
Helms KYW News Chief Group W's News -formatted KYW /Philadelphia has named crosstown WTXF -TV Asst. ND Mark Helms Exec. Editor. He will begin his new assignment May 1. Helms began his career at KYW, where he served as overnight desk
assistant, writer, aqd correlator. He worked as Assignment Editor at Philadelphia's WPVI -TV, KYW TV, and WCAU -TV, and was ND at the New Jersey Network. In the most recent ratings, KYW reached a 5.5, landing in a sixth place tie in the winter '89 Birch, and scored a 6.5, ranking fourth in the fall '88 Arbitren.
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AM winner KWG /Stockton And the song parody of the month Page 80
Laufer Joins RCA AOR National Album Promotion Director Veteran promotion executive Jeff Laufer has segued to RCA Records as Director /National Album Promotion, where he will operate out of the label's L.A. offices and will report to Sr. Director/ Album Promotion Kevin Sutter. "Jeff's dozen years in the business make him one of the most knowledgeable and effective promotion people I know," said RCA VP /Promotion Jim McKeon. "He's very plugged into what's happening on the street; I can think of no one more qualified for this position than Jeff." Prior to joining RCA Laufer spent three years at Chrysalis Records, most recently as Director/ West Coast Promotion. He also held promotion posts at Arista, PolyGram, and Atlantic Records.
Squartino KRNB GM
RADIO BUSINESS: Sillerman /Group W continued NAB PREVIEW '89:
Radio Session Highlights New Product Lineup VOA Europe's Frank Scott Interviewed
addition, the station has named Bill Squartino GM, upped Melvin Jones to OM, and promoted Reggie Fine to PD. Squartino, who succeeds KRNB GM Fred Webb, said, "We want to take the station in a hot urban direction, leaning toward CHR, so we will be pulling some dance oriented cuts off the CHR list. We'll continue servicing the urban community, as we have since would be foolish to disenfranchise ourselves from that audience. We just want to have a little more polish and pizazz, with exciting new promotions and more 1929; it
listener input." Squartino previously served as GSM at CHR KZOU /Little Rock. Jones, who was upped from PD and will do middays, told R &R, "We're fine -tuning what we have and trying to broaden our audience base. I will be responsible for the overall programming operations, and will interact with the sales staff and other departments to make sure the whole ship runs more efficiently." Eleven -year industry vet Fine previously served as Asst. PD /afternoon driver at crosstown WHRK and late -night announcer at WHRK AM sister WDIA before joining KRNB last month, and will SQUARTINO/See Page 52
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OVERVIEW: MANAGEMENT: Sales from the inside MEDIA: Rolling Stone R US LIFESTYLES: More kids = more gadgets PEOPLE NEWSBREAKERS TIMELINE RATINGS: First winter Arbitrons STREET TALK: SMN goes Country ON THE RECORDS: Cannibalism in rock MUSIC: ROCK OVER LONDON
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Jones OM, Fine PD; CHR /Urban Shift Dee Rivers Corp. Urban KRNB/ Memphis has modified its format to a more CHR /Urban ( "churban") sound and changed identifiers from Magic 101 to Hot 101. In
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CHR: PD Roundtable, Pt. II 68 AOR: WFBQ's real -live thrills 74 URBAN CONTEMPORARY: YBPC grass roots activity7B GOLD 80 COUNTRY: ACM's broadcast winners 83 NASHVILLE THIS WEEK: New farm benefit project 84 AC: Cleveland's fierce three-way battle 86 .
MUSIC INFORMATION WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: DMR, UK, Australia, Canada charts MUSIC VIDEO: MTV, VH -1 lists URBAN CONTEMPORARY COUNTRY CURRENT-BASED AC GOLD-BASED, FULL -SERVICE AC NAC CONTEMPORARY JAZZ AOR TRACKS AOR ALBUMS NEW ROCK CHR AC, AOR, CHR, COUNTRY, URBAN CHARTS NEW ROCK, NAC, CONTEMPORARY JAZZ HIGHLIGHTS
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Ballentine Exits WAPI Over ARB Snafu Peake PD After Concert Line Tag Goes Over The Line and I have worked hard together to make 195 the premier CHR in Birmingham. It was just unfortunate that this happened." Discussing new PD Peake, Barker commented, "Since joining 195 from WRQX (Q107) /Washington two years ago, he has demonstrated his talent as MD, Research Director, and Asst. PD, where he worked closely with Jeff Ballentine and Randy Lane."
delisting from the winter book. Instead, the book will be stickered and a distortion listing will be noted
WAPI -FM (195) /Birmingham
and PD Jeff Ballentine have parted company over what station officials are calling "an inadvertent Arbitron ratings rule violation." Asst. PD /MD John Peake has been upped to succeed Ballentine as PD. Late last Thursday (4/13) Ballentine asked Bob Barry, Production Director at Nostalgia- formatted WAPI (AM), to recut I95's concert line when it was discovered to be out of order. Ballentine handed him the copy and jokingly said, "Don't forget to tell them to write us down in the Arbitron diary." Barry thought Ballentine was serious and recorded it as requested.
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"As I pointed out to Arbitron, it was an unfortunate incident but it happened. The statistical probability, of the indiscretion affecting the winter book in any way is infinitely minute. It's especially unfortunate because I have never had a PD work harder or with more conviction than Jeff Ballentine and I'd recommend him to anyone that's what I'm doing already." Ballentine told R&R, "I'm proud of my accomplishments at I95. Bernie, (Dittman Broadcasting VP/Programming) Randy Lane,
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Peake told R&R, "I really enjoyed working with Jeff and learned a lot from him. I'm looking forward to continuing many of his ideas at the station as well as implementing some of my own."
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monitored the concert line and alerted Arbitron of the infraction. As a result, Barry was suspended for two weeks and Ballentine exited. WAPI-AM & FM VP /GM Bernie Barker told R&R, "Fortunately we discovered the problem (quickly) and the message aired for only 24 hours before we took it off the machine. It was never aired on the radio. We immediately contacted Arbitron, which prevented a complete
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Rothman Geffen's Marketing Director Six-year Geffen Records vet Robin Rothman has been upped from Director/Label Operations & Assistant to the President to Direc-
tor of Marketing Services/Operations. In his new post he will over-
see the advertising, editorial, merchandising, and graphic arts departments, and continue to oversee all scheduling and coordination of
marketing campaigns. Geffen President Ed Rosenblatt commented, "Robin's contribution to Geffen Records in the past six years has been invaluable. During that time we've grown from what was primarily an A&R entity to a full- service record company, and his contributions have certainly enhanced our development."
Rothman said, "I'm pleased to be given the added responsibility of
administrating these particular areas, and am enthusiastic about contributing to the growth and de-
Robin Rothman
velopment of the departmental structure of Geffen Records." Before joining Geffen Rothman headed the West Coast office of Starstream Communications, which produced live and televised talent search shows. He worked in merchandising at Warner Bros. Records from 1973 -83, before which he was at ABC Records for two years.
Atlantic has signed Donna Summer and will release her album "Another Time And Place" April 28. Shown at the label's New York offices are (l -r) Atlantic Sr. VP/GM Mark Schulman, President Doug Morris, Summer, manager Bruce Sudano, and Atlantic Sr. VP Tunc Erim. FOUNDER 8 PUBLISHER
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Coca -Cola Forms Entertainment Marketing Department entertainment industry which may
Citing an already -heavy emphasis on entertainment- oriented promotion, the Atlanta-based CocaCola Co. has formed an entertainment marketing unit under soft drink division Coca-Cola USA.
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continue to play a prominent role in our activities as we head into the 1990s," said Coca-Cola USA VP/ Marketing Services James Patton. "This unit was established to review, recommend, and create properties and contacts within the
Steve Koonin. Patton noted Coke's affiliations with George Michael, Whitney Houston, the Walt Disney Co., Hard Rock Cafe, and MTV as evidence of its entertainment affiliations over the last two years.
offer unique promotional opportunities to the company and our cus-
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Goldman Personics Chairman Personics Corp. has named former BMG Music President/ CEO Elliot Goldman Chairman. The company also announced that its Personics System record store music -taping service has signed an agreement to add CBS Records titles to its roster of available songs, which already includes music from WEA, Capitol -EMI, Poly -
Personics Founder /President
Porter Picked As WMMJ PD
Elliot Goldman as an experienced and well-respected music industry executive, have been important reasons why we have garnered the acceptance we now have in the music industry " Goldman, who joined Personics as a board member/operating consultant in 1987 and headed the company's effort to secure music product and support from labels, said, "The overwhelmingly favorable results achieved to date tell the story of Personics coming of age. Personics must now build on that continuing to initial success prove itself as an effective marketing tool for the sale of prerecorded product." Goldman previously served as Administrative VP at CBS Records, Exec. VP/GM at Arista Records, and Sr. VP at Warner Communications. The first group of CBS selections will enter the Personics catalog in May, increasing the number of songs in the system to more than 4000. Included will be cuts from all music formats and 80 artists.
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Paul Porter WMMJ /Washington morning man Paul Porter has been named PD of the Black Oldies- oriented AC station. Porter, who retains his onair duties, had been serving as interim PD since the early March departure of PD Sterling Scott. "We're building from the ground up," said Porter. "We're going to give adults a full- service station. We'll be softer and more Oldiesbased than the Urbans." WMMJ co-owner Alfred Liggins said, "Paul has proved to be a knowledgeable, loyal, and hardworking professional who understands the direction in which ownership wants to take the station." Prior to joining WMMJ, Porter spent six years as overnight host at crosstown Urban powerhouse WKYS. His programming experience includes a 1979 -80 stint as Asst. PD at WILD /Boston, followed by two years as MD at WCAS/ Boston.
Only some of Roszman Adds WGR PD Duties WGR-AM & FM /Buffalo OM Mike Roszman has taken on added responsibilities as PD of the AM. He succeeds Max Gibson, who has left the Full- Service AC outlet. Combo GM Charles Banta told R&R, "Mike has been a loyal,
steadfast employee of these stations for about 20 years. He has an astute, in -depth understanding of the marketplace and is extremely well-suited for this job. As OM, he has responsibilities for FCC work and administrative and managerial duties that apply to both stations. "We don't have plans to dramatically change the format on WGR (AM)," Banta added. "We intend to improve and polish what we have. The station has a long history it was the first radio station in Buffalo. It has, by far, the best AM signal in the market. I hope to see us improve upon the product." WGR (AM) finished in a tie for 13th 12+ in the winter Birch (1.7) and was 12th (3.0) in the fall Arbitron.
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KEMX Sets Kalusa As PD Ray Kalusa has assumed the programming duties at SMN Star Station affiliate KEMX/Salt Lake City. Satellite programming airs on the station 21 hours a day (9am6am) Kalusa, who is also Asst. PD/MD for KEMX's CHR sister KCPX, said, "This promotion is forcing me to be a better time manager. I do an all- request morning oldies show on KEMX. Ideally, by 11:30am I have prepared ever thing necessary for the station, so from then until about 5:30pm I'm dealing with things connected with KCPX. We're trying to reach as big a 35+ audience as possible by providing just enough news and information balanced with the right music." .
Kalusa has been with KEMX & KCPX for six years. Previously, he worked for KKJQ /Ogden and WNDU (U92) /South Bend. KEMX registered a 0.3 in both the winter Birch and fall Arbitron.
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BILL MOVES TO SENATE
Fairness Doctrine Opponents Buoyed By Recent Support Following a week in which their cause was championed by the nation's newspaper editors and apparently supported by the President, opponents of the Fairness Doctrine are talking optimistically about blocking legislation that would write the policy into law. But that legislation continued to move forward on Tuesday (4/18) with the Senate Commerce Committee's voice vote to send its Fairness bill to the full chamber. "The situation certainly looks a lot better than it did six months ago," said Radio-Television News Directors Association President Ernie Schultz. "I think there may be a lot more opposition to the Doctrine than its supporters believe."
Schultz's upbeat view was prompted in part by last week's annual meeting of the American Society of Newspaper Editors, during which President George Bush and ASNE voiced varying degrees of opposition to the Fairness Doctrine.
Bush Following Reagan's Lead? Asked Wednesday (4/12) if he would follow the lead of former President Ronald Reagan by vetoing any Fairness legislation that might reach his desk, Bush told the assembled editors, "Well, I don't want to indicate that a veto will be
Ernie Schultz
"The situation certainly looks a lot better than it did six months ago."
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RTNDA
FCC Adopts New AM
Interference Standards Stations Given Five Years To Comply Despite objections from some who believe the rules will be financially burdensome to broadcasters, the FCC last week adopted a new set of AM emissions rules designed to reduce interference and increase sound quality on the AM band. Beginning June 30, 1990, AM stations will be required to meet the National Radio Systems Committee's NRSC -2 RF emissions standards, which were designed by an industry panel to reduce second adjacent channel interference. By
implementing tighter emissions standards, the FCC hopes not only to reduce interference but also to spur receiver manufacturers to produce AM radios with wider frequency response. In an effort to protect listeners from adjacent channel interference, receiver makers have gradually narrowed the frequency response of their AM radios, thus reducing their capacity for sound fidelity. Boon To The Band "This could be the biggest boon to AM radio in years," said Susquehanna Radio VP /Engineering Charles Morgan, who headed the committee that developed the new standard. "I firmly believe that most manufacturers will bring better quality radios to market within a year or two." In adopting NRSC -2, the Cornmission rejected the NRSC -1 stand-
ard, which reduces second cochannel interference by controlling transmitter input. The Commission ruled against NRSC -1 on the belief it is less effective than NRSC -2, can be easily circumvented, and would afford licensees less flexibility in adjusting their audio processing equipment. NAB and several broadcasters
who filed comments with the Cornmission endorsed adoption of NRSC -1 because it is much less expensive for stations to implement. Most stations can be equipped to meet the NRSC -1 standards for about $400 to $600 in transmitter parts. NRSC -2, by comparison, will cost stations either $1800 for a "splatter monitor" or $20,000 for a spectrum analyzer. According to NAB, some 1000 AM stations al-
ready adhere to NRSC -1. In recognition of the cost factor, the FCC said those stations that adhere to NRSC -1 will be presumed to be in compliance with the new rules until June 1994, at which time they will have to adopt the NRSC -2 standard.
necessary, but I will stand with the previous position that I was a part of in the last administration." The RTNDA immediately interpreted Bush's answer to mean he would veto a Fairness bill, and issued a public statement commending the President for that stance. "Remember," Schultz told R&R, "it only takes 34 votes to sustain a veto in the Senate." A spokeswoman for Fairness opponent Sen. Robert Packwood (R -OR) also said the remark should be taken as a veto promise. "If we get the veto, we're fairly confident we have the votes to sustain it," said the staffer. But others were less certain about what Bush's statement really meant. NAB, which has maintained a low profile in the current Fairness fight, said the President's remarks indicated he "did not wish to prejudge what action Congress or his Administration will take." A House aide who is close to the Fairness battle said he found the President's comment confusing. "It wasn't exactly a clear statement," he said. "I don't know what the hell (Bush) meant." A spokesman for Rep. John Dingell (D -MI), sponsor of the House Fairness bill, said the congressman had "no response" to Bush's remark. Sen. Ernest Hollings (D-SC), sponsor of the Senate Fairness bill, did not comment directly on the President's remarks. But in a statement noting committee approval of his bill, Hollings reiterated his belief that the doctrine does not chill broadcasters' speech.
ASNE Opposes Codification If Bush's statement regarding the doctrine was somewhat muddy, the ASNE's was unmistakably clear. In his opening remarks, outgoing ASNE President and USA Today Editorial Director John Seigenthaler called the Fairness Doctrine "nothing short of government regulation of speech" and urged his largely receptive audi-
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Sitlerman-Group W Merger Announcement Expected Soon Lawyers and accountants are working overtime hammering out the fine points of a $400 million merger of Legacy Broadcasting with Group W Radio, and insiders now say the deal probably will be announced officially next week. New York radio tycoon Robert F.X. Sillerman jetted to Pittsburgh on Monday (4/17) for talks with Westinghouse Electric Chairman John Maurus. Insiders say the chemistry between the two was good, and Sillerman came out with some cash and a minority stock position in a radio empire to be worth in excess of $700 million. Group W execs can't wait to get but they debunk speculatheir hands on Legacy's prime FM properties tion of format changes. "The idea that we'd buy the FMs and change the formats to all -News is almost laughable," scoffed one high -level Group W insider. "We're interested in the Legacy formats to broaden out our company. (Group W Radio Chairman) Dick Harris has made it ringingly clear that we have much to learn from those stations, and he has no intention to lay down a Group W coat on them. As for Sillerman, he certainly has the entrepreneurial germ and it could be exciting putting that into Group W."
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Potash said Tuesday (4/18) that he's unfazed by the gripes, and hasn't read the letter and doesn't plan to. "So I'm a tyrant," he told R &R. "So I'm a farmer. So what! Let me ask you, am in as much trouble as (House Speaker) Jim Wright? don't think so." Potash added that he hasn't had any complaints from those who really count his bosses. I
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-President George Bush
FCC's John Kamp Becomes Junkyard Dog ence to oppose its codification. On Saturday (4/15) the Washington Post carried an anti- Fairness Doctrine editorial that said "a truly free flow of ideas is one without the US government playing program manager or public affairs direc-
tor." "I think the newspapers realize, particularly as they make use of more electronic equipment, that we're all in the same boat and they can't just say, 'Hey, your end is sinking,' " said Schultz. "They know there are people out there who would like to see a right -ofreply rule for newspapers."
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Deals So Far In 1989: $639,510,850 Total Stations Traded This Year: 363
& WSSHIBoston PRICE: $39 million TERMS: Cash BUYER: The Griffin Group, headed by entertainer Merv Griffin. The company recently announced plans to purchase
WKKU
WHJJ & WHJY /Providence WVEZ -AM & FM /Louisville.
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SELLER: Noble Broadcast Group, owned by John Lynch. The company also owns WKCI & WAVH /New Haven, WBAB-AM & FM /Long Island, KBEQAM & FM /Kansas City, KBCO -AM & FM /Denver, XTRA-AM & FM /San Diego, WHME /Toledo, KMJM /St. Louis, KYOK & KMJQIHouston, and KMGI & KIXI /Seattle.
Monday Media Stations
KDRS & KLOZ/Paragould
PRICE: $10,000 TERMS: Foreclosure to settle debt default. Seller to provide buyer with promissory note for minimum of $10,000 due in 18 months at 11% interest, up to a maximum of $40,000 in the event the stations are resold within 18 months. BUYER: Amercom Corp., principally owned by Richard Hencley of Arden Hills, MN. SELLER: Monday Media Inc., owned by W. Michael Dwyer.
PRICE: $450,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $50,000, additional $400,000 cash due at closing. Seller to be permitted to barter $10,000 worth of advertising for the Ramada Inn and other Nashville hotels over two years. BUYER: SAS Communications, owned by John J. Shields, John W. Shields, and James Adkins. The Shields own KXRQITrumann, AR and are applying to buy KSRB/Hardy, AR. SELLER: KDRS Inc., owned by Timothy Rand and Carol Herget. FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz; 107.1 MHz POWER: 1 kw; 1.9 kw at 410 feet
KXLV/Cambridge, MN FREQUENCY: 103.5 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet FORMAT: AC
FREQUENCY: 1510 kHz; 99.5 MHz POWER: 50 kw; 32 kw at 603 feet FORMAT: AC
This Week's Action: $57,684,916 Total Stations Traded This Week: 24 Deal Of The Week: WKKU & WSSH/Boston $39 million Group Deal: Monday Media Stations $10,000 KXLV/Cambridge, MN WXCE /Amery, WI WHTL/Whitehall, WI KDRS & KLQZ/Paragould, AR $450,000 Denver Genesis -Sudbrink AM Swap $2 million (approximate KJIM /Thornton (Denver), CO KRZNIEnglewood (Denver), CO WAVW -FM /Vero Beach, FL $4.65 million WKLN & WGUY /Lincoln, ME $300,000 WPTX & WMDM /Lexington Park, MD $1.2 million KQHT /Crookston, MN -Grand Forks, ND $507,500 WSCM /Cobleskill, NY $207,416 WMYJ /Edinboro (Erie), PA $900,000 WMFX /St. Andrews (Columbia), SC $5 million KQRO -AM & FM CP /Cuero, TX $289,000 WCVA & WCULICulpeper, VA $171,000 KJRB & KEZEISpokane, WA $3 million
FORMAT: Country
WXCEIAmery, WI FREQUENCY: 1260 kHz POWER: 5 kw FORMAT: Country
BROKER: Neil Rockoff and Joe Sitrick of Blackburn & Co. COMMENT: Noble purchased the FM in September 1986 for $19.5 million, and the AM in January 1987 for $3.7 million
WHTL/Whitehall, WI
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FREQUENCY: 1450 kHz; 99.3 MHz POWER: kw; 1.75 kw at 380 feet FORMAT: Gold COMMENT: This combo was sold in July 1986 for $225,000. 1
WAVW -FM /Vero Beach PRICE: $4.65 million BUYER: Pillar Brighton Inc., owned by William DuPont Ill. He owns the Orlando Magic franchise of the National
Basketball Association. SELLER: Treasure Coast Radio Inc., owned by Charles Andromidis and John Healy. FREQUENCY: 105.5 MHz POWER: 2.75 kw at 250 feet FORMAT: Country BROKER: Randy Jeffrey of Media
Venture Partners. COMMENT: This station was sold in January 1985 for $2.5 million.
WKLN & WGUYILincoln PRICE: $300,000 TERMS: Cash transaction BUYER: Northland Communications
Corp., owned by Roger Parent Jr. of Middleboro, MA. SELLER: Con Brio Broadcasting Inc., owned by Edward and Carole Pickett. They also own WHWB /Rutland, VT; WHWB -FM /Port Henry, NY; and WKLZ /Rutland, VT.
Mar land WPTX & WMDM/ Lexington Park PRICE: $1.2 million TERMS: Cash BUYER: Emmet Broadcasting Co. Inc., owned by Greenville Emmet Ill. He also owns WAGE /Leesburg, VA. SELLER: Sconnix Broadcasting, a
partnership of Randall Odeneal, Ted Nixon, and Scott McQueen. The company also owns WIBC & WKLRllndian-
apolis; WMXJIMiami-Ft. Lauderdale; WHDHIBoston; WBMD & WOSRIBaItimore; KFKF -AM & FM /Kansas City; WMRZ & WLLRIDavenport, IA; and WLNH -AM & FM /Laconia, NH. FREQUENCY: 920 kHz; 97.7 MHz POWER: 5 kw day /1 kw night; 3 kw at
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$420,000. Noncompete agreement valued at $82,500 and payable over ten years in equal monthly installments of $687.50. BUYER: CD Broadcasting Corp. of Grand Forks, owned by Minneapolis investors Cristopher Dahl and Russell Cowles II. The company is the proposed assignee of KRRZ & KZPRIMinot, SD; KBHB & KRCS/Sturgis, SD; and KJJQ & KKQQ!Volga SD. The corn pany owns KKBJ -AM & FM /Bemidji, MN and KLGR -AM & FM /Redwood Falls, MN. SELLER: KDEZ Inc., owned by Robert Ingstad. He also owns KGFX-AM & FM/Pierre, SD; KBUF & KKJQ /OIcomb- Garden City, KS; KRRZ & KZPR/Minot, ND; KKOA & KKPR1 Kearney, NE; and KDHL & KQCL /Fari-
bault, MN. FREQUENCY: 96.1 MHz POWER: 100 kw at 415 feet FORMAT: CHR BROKER: Johnson Communications Properties Inc.
SELLER: Bruce Lyons, who also owns WXXK /Newport, NH and WACS1Cobleskill, NY. He is the permittee of WSNQ /Danville, VT and is the proposed assignee of WHWB!Port Henry, NY. FREQUENCY: 1190 kHz POWER: 1 kw daytimer FORMAT: AC BROKER: Kozacko-Horton Co.
ennsy#va WMYJ /Edinboro (Erie) PRICE: $900,000 BUYER: WinCapp Broadcasting Inc., owned by Robert Winters. SELLER: G-A -M Inc., owned by J.R. McClure, John Meads, and Richard Gaillard. McClure also owns interests n WFAMIAugusta, GA; WMAX /Kentwood (Grand Rapids), MI; and WMYY1 Schoharie, NY. FREQUENCY: 97.9 MHz POWER: 1 .7 kw at feet FORMAT: AC BROKER: Ron Hickman of Hickman
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PRICE: $207,416 TERMS: Cash BUYER: B-BE Media Inc., owned by Robert and Barbara Evans of Worcester, NY.
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KORO -AM & FM CP /Cuero PRICE: $289,000 TERMS: Stock sale. Buyer has paid $10,000 cash for earnest money and advanced up to $50,000 to sellers for completing construction of the FM station. Buyer to assume $129,000 real estate note and provide ten -year promissory note for $100,000 at ten percent interest, payable in 120 equal monthly payments of $1700 each
BUYER: Rudy Perez of Victoria, TX. SELLER: Cuero Broadcasting Inc., owned by Mary and Paul Dudeck. FREQUENCY: 1600 kHz; 97.7 MHz POWER: 500 -watt daytimer; 3 kw at
296 feet FORMAT: Country
WCVA & WCULICulpeper PRICE: $171,000 TERMS: Asset sale. Escrow deposit $50,000, balance due cash at closing. Buyer is also acquiring accounts receivable at 85% of value at closing. After receiving the purchase price at closing, the seller is to set aside $60,679 from the proceeds as an income tax reserve for the seller's gain on the sale. The seller then shall add the balance of the purchase price, estimated at $110,321, to the sum of its regular unreserved cash account, pension -plan refund, and accounts receivable at hand (estimated at $250,000). The entire sum, estimated at $360,321, shall be distributed to the seller's shareholders as a "special partial -liquidating distribution." BUYER: Culpeper Media Inc., owned by Otis Lee Burke, John Davies Ill, William Cannon Jr., and Charles Ryan. SELLER: Culpeper Broadcasting Corp., owned by Marvin Bates, William Cannon Jr., and Charles Ryan. FREQUENCY: 1490 kHz; 103.1 MHz POWER: 1 kw; 3 kw at 300 feet FORMAT: AC; Country
KJRB & KEZEISpokane PRICE: $3 million BUYER: Apollo Radio Ltd., owned by former RAB President Bill Stakelin and
former Viacom executives Terrence Elkes, Kenneth Gorman, and George Castell. SELLER: Alexander Broadcasting Co., owned by Lester Smith. The company also owns KXL -AM & FM /Portland; Broadcast Programming International, a radio consulting and syndication firm; and Kaye-Smith Productions, a producer of corporate films and television commercials. FREQUENCY: 790 kHz; 105.7 MHz POWER: 5 kw; 100 kw at 1910 feet FORMAT: Gold; AOR
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FCC Data Now At Your Fingertips Two entrepreneurs who are cashing in on both the broadcasting and electronic information boom are Washingtonians Tom and Randy Berry, whose Berry Best Services currently operates three FCC -related databases. Founded in 1981, Berry Best counts communications law firms, brokers, broadcast group owners, single station operators, telephone companies, and even larger database services among its clientele. "Broadcasting is a great business to serve with a database, said Randy, "because if someone in the industry gets a piece of FCC information from your database first, they can act on it and come out ahead of someone who didn't have that information." Berry Best's offerings include a broadcast database, which con tains every station -related document and decision made by the Commission since 1984; a station sales database, which is updated daily and consists of information gleaned from license transfer applications filed with the FCC; and an electronic library that provides users with access to every ruling, decision, text, and press release issued by the Commission almost as soon as it's released. The company also provides an information service tailored to individual station owners and managers.
that advice and the notion that at least a few people would be willing to pay for a timely, accurate list of
low power applications, the Berrys bought a computer and began logging each application as it arrived in the FCC's public reference room. In three weeks they had an LPTV list that was better than anything available afrom the Commission. "It sold like hotcakes," said Torn. "Every law firm in town that dealt with low power snapped it up."
"Zone Watch," as the $40 -a-month
service is known, supplies client stations with copies of only those FCC rulings and actions that pertain to stations within a 60-mile radius.
When interest in LPTV faded in
Electronic FCC Library
1984, the Berrys abandoned that database and began to focus on
The Berrys wound up in the database business as the result of the huge volume of low power televisien applications that started pouring into the Commission in 1981. At the time Tom Berry was working as a document researcher for out of -town broadcasters and law firms that needed information from the Commission. After months of struggling with the FCC's less -thanreliable system of entering LPTV applications in a three -ring notebook, Tom's entrepreneurial spirit emerged. "I said, 'There has to be a better way to do this, "' recalled Tom. "People I talked to said what I need ed was a computer." Armed with
broadcast and station sales projects. In 1988 Berry Best was nearly wiped out by the Federal En-
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Regulatory Commission,
which launched its own electronic information service just weeks before the Berrys were set to unveil a similar database designed to supply daily updates on Commission actions and rulings. Fortunately, the Berrys were able to launch a new project the FCC library on a crash schedule. The library proved extremely popular and turned a profit in just seven months. By comparison, the other two databases took four years to climb out of the red.
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First Quarter Figures Total Stations Traded Jan.-Mar. '89: 275
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Radio Stations Dialing For Dollars As the radio marketplace battle for audience share and revenues becomes tighter and tougher nationwide, an increasing number of broadcasters are diversifying into other information- related businesses to acquire new profit centers. As KOAI/Dallas VP /GM Gailya Silham noted, "Alternate revenue sources are an increasingly important source of revenue for radio stations." Interactive Phone Boom generate revenues by delivering Telephone -based audiotex informa7on systems seem like a natural for many broadcasters. Radio stations have often generated additional revenue by operating conthen cert lines or weather lines selling advertising that plays back whenever listeners call up. But new telephone technologies offer the chance to allow broadcasters to
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value -enhancing services to existing on- the-air sponsors. For instance, Silham's station is currently experimenting with an interactive Plexar telephone device. Listeners can phone the station with questions about sponsors and make a direct connection to place an order. For example, KOAI has an arrangement with a
State-By -State Transactions 1989 First Quarter Stations Traded State
Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut
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local Domino's Pizza franchisee. If someone calls the station's information line and touches the right button on his phone, information about Domino's can be called up. And with another touch of a button, the listener can be directly connected with the pizzeria to order dinner. Other companies are experimenting with recent advances in 900 telephone lines, which charge callers a per- minute fee to receive special information services. Westwood One has established an audiotex division whose timing coincided with the firm's latest acquisition, KQLZ (Pirate Radio) /Los Angeles. For $1 a minute, callers dial a 900 -line to hear the station's on -air broadcasts. Last weekend (4/15) ABC Radio Network also stepped into the interactive phone technology arena with the debut of its "American Top 40 Hitline" (a special 900 number). For $1.50 the first minute and 75 cents for each additional minute, listeners can call "AT 40" host Shadoe Stevens and hear "ex-
clusive and previously untold stories about their favorite stars." The under second reports are changed weekly; among those scheduled for the first and second weeks were Bon Jovi, Madonna, Guns N' Roses, and Sheena Easton.
"Alternate revenue sources are an increasingly important source of revenue for radio stations." -Gailya Silham, KOAIIDenver
Weather Machine One of the more imaginative audiotex services is the Travel
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NAB Convention Highlights The 1989 NAB Convention includes nearly 100 working sessions. Listed here are more than three dozen events of particular interest to radio broadcasters. Unless otherwise indicated, room numbers refer to rooms in the Convention Center.
Monday, May Effective Management Styles
Getting A Slice Of The European Pie
9- 10:15am, Rm. S2 Successful radio and TV GMs'
Noon- 1:15pm, Rm. R1 How American businesses can cash in on Europe's new commercial radio boom.
tips.
Reap Revenues In Small &
Medium Markets 9- 10:15am, Rm. S1 Small and medium market opera-
tors discuss keys to success.
Cost Containment
Saturday, April 29
10- 11:45am, Rm. S2 How to determine, monitor, and contain costs.
$60,000 In 60 Minutes
Radio Roundtables Noon -1 :45pm Nine simultaneous drop -in sessions designed to allow attendees to talk face -to -face with experts on a variety of radio subjects. Scheduled topics: Doing Your Own Research (Rm. M2), Analyzing Your Ratings Book (Rm. M2), Ask the Lawyer (Rm. L2), Ask the FCC (Rm. L2), Sales Consultants (Rm. R1), Broker Banter (Rm. L1), Programming Power (Rm. R2), Hiring Minority Employees (Rm. L3), Daytimer Dialogue (Rm. M4).
Opening Ceremonies 2:30pm, Hilton Pavilion
10 -1 1 :45am Sales consultant Irwin Pollack offers six ways to boost billing.
10- 11:45am, Rm. R1 How successful PDs differentiate their stations and build loyalty.
Commissioners/ Congressional Staff Breakfast 7:30- 8:45am, Hilton Ballroom D Commissioners James Duello and Patricia Diaz Dennis join Congressional staffers to discuss broadcast policy and regulation.
Rm. L1 & 3
Eight Congressmen's insights on future prospects for license renewal reform, AM stereo, and spectrum integrity.
Radio Renewal: Is Your Station Prepared? Noon to 1:15pm, Rm. S2 Lawyers discuss how to avoid a license challenge or petition to deny.
Serving Radio's Customers Noon- 1:15pm, Rm. M1
NewCity's
Richard
Ferguson
and Edens's Michael Osterhout offer tips on taking care of customers, listeners, and employees.
Taxes & The Economy 9- 10:15am, Rm L2 & 4 How broadcasting will be affected by government efforts to deal with the budget deficit.
Inventory Control Noon- 1:15pm, Rm. L2 "Maximize Your Return Per Commercial." An RAB workshop.
is YOUR RADIO STATION GOING PLACES?
LIKE NAB!
New developments in AM technology, programming, and research.
9-10 15am, Rm. R1 How to prime a radio station for excellence.
Campaigns & Elections
Spanish Raaio
How will radio be affected by Congress's desire to cut the cost of political campaigns?
9- 10:15am, Rm. R1
Developing an effective overall image for your station.
vertisers that television buying methods don't work well for radio.
Danger Lurks In Morning Drive 1:30- 2:45pm, Rm. M1 Potential legal pitfalls of morning comedy.
Off The Books, Into The Bank 1:30- 2:45pm, Rm. L2 Proven strategies for reducing credit risks and boosting profitability.
Competition In The '90s 10 15- 11.15am, Rm. B1 Members of Congress discuss the policy issues including satellite transmission of programming.
FCC Radio Allocations 10:30- 11:45am, Rm.
The Profitability
investigation 10:30- 11:45am, Rm. S2 How to determine whether a sta-
Community Service As Revenue Producer
3- 4:15pm, Rm. R1
Where to find qualitative research to help advertisers reach their goals in today's fragmented marketplace.
Buying: The Beginning 3- 4:15pm, Rm. M1
Brokers, broadcasters, and financiers offers advice for first -time station buyers.
10:30- 11:45am, Rm. L2 Cashing in on community service.
Radio Luncheon Noon, Hilton Pavilion Radio Hall of Fame inductions of sportscaster Red Barber and Spanish language pioneer Nathan Safir; Best of the Best promotion awards.
Small Market Promotions 2:30- 3:45pm, Rm.
Programming & Production Showcase
S1
Shoestring promotions that really work.
3 -5om, Rm. B1 Wine and cheese reception offering a chance to find out what's new from dozens of programming and production companies.
Advertising Lawful Lotteries 9- 10:15am, Rm. M1
Taking advantage of the new law allowing broadcasters to carry lottery ads.
Vendor Dollars 9- 10:15am, Rm. S2 RAB offers tips on how to profit
from vendor programs.
New Thoughts On Television
S1
Topics include FM translators, AM band expansion, Class A FM power hikes, and new technical standards for AM.
tion is a sound investment.
Qualitative: '90s Road To Success
9- 10:15am, Rm. L2
Why Spanish radio is a good opportunity for broadcasters and lenders.
Imaging: The Total Market Concept
1:30- 2:45pm, Rm. S2 Experts from RAB, Arbitron, and CBS explain how to convince ad-
Environment 1
Tearing Down
Management Myths
The GRP Trap!CPP Myth
New Regulatory 10:30 -1 :45am,
AM Alive! 9- 10:15am, Rm. M1
9 -10am, Rm. L1 & 3
1:30- 2:45pm, Rm. L1 The changing demographics of employment in broadcasting.
Programming To Win In The New America
Features annual State Of The Industry Address by NAB President Edward Fritts.
Sunday, April 30
Who's That Knocking At The Door?
Tuesday, May 2
1
Personnel Share-In 3pm, Rm. B1 Learn to avoid potentially costly hiring /firing mistakes.
9- 10:15am, Rm. D2 A talk with radio entrepreneurs
who have moved into TV ownership.
Inside Sales Promotion Agencies 10:30- 11:45am, Rm. S2 An RAB session on how to work with this new breed of marketing firm.
Tax Issues For Broadcasters 10:30- 11:45am, Rm. L2 Recent rules changes and possible new taxes that might affect radio are covered.
All- Industry Luncheon Noon -2pm, Hilton Pavilion
Keynote address by FCC Chairman Dennis Patrick.
State Of Radio Sales For '90s 2:30- 3:45pm, Hilton Ballroom
The IDB booth at NAB is a great place to go. You'll find the latest on how to get your radio station going places! Then, take a moment to get into the swing of things on our driving range. There's going to be a lot of interesting and exciting
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Many new products designed for radio broadcasters and listeners will be on the exhibit floor of this year's NAB convention in Las Vegas. Following are some of the items that will be featured, along with phone numbers for more information at the end of each listing. 1. Technics Professional CD Player Technics's latest professional CD player, the SL-P1300 (pictured), incorporates eight -times oversampling and four digital-to-analog converters (two per channel) as well making it as 18 -bit technology one of the most advanced players for a station's control or production room. The 18 -bit, eight-times
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ward or backward in precise 0.1 second increments. The rocker control moves the laser by one pit track, and the pitch control allows +1- 8 %. There's also a cue point memory and numeric 10-key control. (201) 348-7000.
2. Ampex Low Print Mastering Tape
Technics SL-Pl 300 18 -bit, eight-times oversampling professional CD player
TimeLine Lynx Keyboard Control Unit
Ampex has introduced what it calls "the ultimate in low print audio mastering tape," the 478 (pictured). Although designed for film and video post -production, the 478 is also being touted as an audio mixdown medium for use where low print is desired. A new highspeed backcoating process provides exceptional packing, thus reducing edge damage, pop strands, and the need to slow -speed rewind. (415) 367-3888. New England Digital Synclavier 3200 Digital Audio System
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Control Unit TimeLine has introduced the Lynx Keyboard Control Unit (pictured), a compact, sophisticated device that synchronizes machines for audio editing. Originally designed for use with the Lynx System Supervisor and Time Code modules, the stand alone Control Unit provides programmable machine control for up to six tape machines or other devices in a production room. (212) 431 -0330.
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A broadcast cartridge that lasts longer isn't worth much unless it delivers consistently high performance throughout its useful life. That's why the revolutionary design of the ScotchCarty cartridge is noticeably superior to other carts: It also sounds better because of 3M's extensive audio tape experience -over 40 years of successful innovation. So if you measure a cart's value by how much
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Station Stations wishing to move up to digital production can inspect the New England Digital Synclavier 3200 audio system (pictured). The modular workstation features 16bit, 100kHz multi-rate sampling, and 200-track sequencing. The unit can also be used in SMPTE applications. The 3200 provides up to 32mb of RAM, 32 mono voices, 720mb of hard storage, and is controlled by a customized Apple Macintosh. Super-creative production directors can plug in a MIDI keyboard. (212) 255 -8491.
Auditronics Mix -Minus System Auditronics will unveil the 1900 Mix -Minus system, the multiple foldback mix-minus device that allows the originators of remote feeds to hear a broadcast without listening to feedback of themselves. Up to eight mix -minus outputs to eight different remotes can be used at one time. The 1900 can be interfaced with any control board, is totally modular, and may be field -upgraded. (901) 362-1350.
5. Sennheiser Remote
Mic System Stations needing extra freedom when conducting remotes can check out the Sennheiser ENG -2003 (pictured). The origins of this model were at the Seoul Olympics, where NBC ordered 41 UHF systems. Because of the very small frequency allocation the network received in Korea, Sennheiser specially designed these units, which allowed a minimum of ten channels of operation. Since NBC demanded the higher quality of diversity reception, the company engineered a shoulder bag which holds both the receiver and the battery pack; antennas were wired into the shoulder harness. (203) 434-9190.
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Exhibit Hall Features New Products IDB Communications will introduce and demonstrate its digital audio link with British Telecom, Inc. The new, permanent link provides superior quality audio for all purposes and can be uplinked from virtually any point via IDB's international gateway points in Los Angeles (control room pictured) or
SongTracker Software Software company Broadcast Industry Software has released its first product, Songrac.ker. The
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Higipfi Over P. Lines Music Tracking Software Gentner Electronics, known in radio circles for high-quality telephone interface equipment, has released the EFT-3000 digital frequency extender. The EFT-3000 delivers a 50 -7500 kHz frequency response using three standard telephone lines, up to 5000 kHz on two lines, or up to 3000 kHz on one line. The unit's two-way operation allows for cueing of the remote site via the lower frequency line. There are built-in microphone and headset amplifiers and a front panel Touch -Tone pad. (801) 975 -7200.
week radio station service to two discs, as AOR and Urban are added to the mix. Current customers will get the added service at no extra charge. Additionally, the company's GoldDiscs gold library has been expanded. (800) 937 -2100.
RCS Master Control Paperless Studio
(RCS) has unveiled a high-tech, one -source view of the broadcast day on Master Control (pictured). Touted as the paperless studio, Master Control maintains the music log, commercial log, live copy and tags, jingles, promos, news, and other copy right on the screen. DJs can keep a real -time watch on the broadcast day's events. With
Master Control's Live Assist option, they can cue up any type of playback unit; start, switch, and mix audio sources; and audition upcoming segues while something else is on -air. (914) 723-8567.
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For radio production rooms with Marconi International Marine Ltd. INMARSAT portable audio uplink.
advanced MIDI applications, Aphex Systems Ltd. has the Feel Factory 850, which it calls the first algorithmic feel composer. The Feel Factory allows the user to manipulate MIDI timing and velocity information from an existing sequence or drum machine pattern. A musician can assign a track containing one instrument or group of instruments to one of eight faders, and move them forward or backward in time while listening to a song. In this manner, the feel of the music can be mixed as easily as mixing volume or EQ. (818)
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Dayton Radio, via Allied Broadcast Equipment, has introduced a complete line of SCA receivers for FM broadcasters and their customers. Unlike most SCA receivers, Dayton's new line has switches to control the frequencies received. This alleviates the need to replace bad crystals, or a unit where the customer's frequency needs have changed. (317) 962-8596.
Dayton Radio -Allied Broadcast Equipment SCA tuner/receiver.
Aphex Feel Factory 850 algorithmic feel composer
10. Electron, Patch International Tapetronics Corporation/3M will introduce its Audio Switcher (pictured), which will significantly reduce the need for patchbays and distribution amplifiers in radio station master control rooms. The Audio Switcher eliminates the need to patch in outside remotes, satellite feeds, network sources, and such with one electronic control unit that can send the sources to any control room. Units begin in size with 16-in by 16-out mono configurations. Halve that for stereo use. (612)
(203) 622-2804.
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Century 21 Programming has expanded its HitDiscs hit- of-the-
Broadcasters interested in expanding their base of in-car listening will be interested in new developments from Broadcast Technology Partners FMX Stereo. The firm reports that JVC and Alpine expressed interest in helping broadcasters pay for an FMX Stereo Generator as part of a promotional arrangement in the new technology, in the hopes that it will become the new worldwide standard in FM stereo broadcasting. Pictured is JVC pull-out car stereo model.
3M Audio Switcher
Koss Pro 4AA headphones
After years of dormancy, Koss has reintroduced its very popular Pro 4AA headphones, which were a favorite of DJs during the '70s. Because of its high- powered 1 -inch driver that protected itself against severe overloads, the Pro 4AA was able to reproduce a frequency range of 10-22,000 kHz with minimal distortion at very high levels. Koss said its 1000 Pro 4AA reissues will come with a special two-year warranty and serial number. (414) 964-5000.
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VOA EUROPE DIRECTOR INTERVIEWED "Our signals now reach about
Scott Brings America To European Radio West relations, ecology, and things like that. We were stunned at one statistic in England: the age group that liked telephone talk programming the most and it was 51% of
Anew era of global broadcasting is dawning for entrepreneurs. In Europe, where only government- controlled media has been allowed for decades, private commercial broadcasting with a is finally taking off helping hand from Uncle Sam.
was 14-15-year -olds. On the other hand, we didn't find a large number of older people there who want to listen to a Talk station. In the US, you almost have to be certifiably over 65 years old to listen to aTalk station. It's almost a flip-flop. So we run a CHR station with an awful lot of news. R&R: How are private broadcasters in Europe able to use the them
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Headquartered in Munich, American broadcaster Frank Scott is pioneering what may become the first global rock 'n' roll radio network: Voice of America Europe, which he oversees as Director. Unlike the US government's traditional VOA shortwave programming of news and information, VOA Europe is an innovative, 24 -hour American-style CHR radio service aimed at European audiences. Originating from Washington, DC studios, programming is transmitted in stereo via satellite to scores of new privately -owned FM stations and cable systems across Europe. During a recent visit back home, the former NBC Radio executive outlined international broadcasting's new cutting edge to R &R Washington Bureau Chief Pat
Clawson.
R&R: How did the concept of VOA Europe come about?
FS: Because of budget cutting, broadcasts to Europe and places like Japan, Australia, and New Zealand ended for the most part back in the '50s. During the Carter Administration, it became obvious to Foreign Service officers abroad that America was losing influence with the "successor generation" people who don't remember WWII. It was decided to restore broadcasting to Europe as a first step. VOA
"What we constantly heard from young people ... was that they'd like to hear an American -style radio station. That always blew my mind, because most of them had never heard an American radio station."
Frank Scott for VOA Europe. We arrived at modern music as the main hook for the network, and combined CHR with a full- service format. On October 15, 1985 we went on the air. Our signals now reach about 20 million people, at a cost of less than $3 million this year. It's a very inexpensive investment, and we are getting a huge payback for it through positive PR for America. It has great rewards, and it will
have even greater rewards as more free broadcasting opens up in Europe. R&R: What did the research show you about broadcasting American-style radio programming overseas? FS: It showed us it could be done specifically, it showed us it could be done ih English. We discovered that 44% of Western Europeans can understand English well enough to listen to it on the radio. That ranges from a low of about 20% in Spain to a high of about 80% in Norway. The younger the "Successor Generation," the higher the figure. We estimate that by the year 2000 we'll reach about 70% of the Europeans. One of the things we did in our focus groups was to literally have people design their own radio station. It was surprising, but what we constantly heard from young people under 25 for the most part was that they'd like to hear an American-style radio station. That always blew my mind, because most of them had never heard an American radio station, so how did they know? But they pointed to Casey Kasem's amazing stardom all over Europe to prove they did know what they were talking
about. The concept was funded in the early days of the Reagan Administration, and I was asked to come from NBC to reinstate broadcasting to Western Europe. Congress agreed to fund a massive marketing research study to decide what to broadcast and how to format it. That study became the blueprint
R&R: What does it take to make American-style programming appealing to young Europeans? FS: Young people in Europe are similar in many ways to their US counterparts, but are much more politically active. For example, young Europeans love issue oriented telephone talk shows, especially on subjects like East-
network? FS: We can't sell VOA Europe as a network, because we're not in the commercial broadcasting business, but we do provide the programming free to the stations. We designed the network with "windows" so affiliates could broadcast local information and sell commercials. The stations have formed an affiliates association which also acts as a sales arm. They go out and sell the stations as a group and take care of the distribution, money, and the affidavits that the spots ran. We facilitate it by feeding the commercials from Washington within the local windows for which they were sold. R&R: What's the spot rate on this network? FS: At the moment it is only about $1000 tops for a 30- second spot, but it is rising rapidly. They usually don't sell 60s in Europe; they sell a lot of 45- second, 30second, and 15- second commercials. In quite a few stations and groups in Europe they actually sell commercial time by the second. R&R: What do you get for $10Q0? FS: Right now you're buying 74 major areas of Europe, 14 countries; not total countries, but we have affiliates in those countries. We're carried on private radio stations and cable systems. In Europe, cable radio is a big, separate entity from TV. The sad part is and to American broadcasters it's a mind-blowing thing there just isn't any uniform audience research. There's no Arbitron. The research is fine in Great Britain, but elsewhere in Europe it's very spotty, very unpredictable, and, quite frankly, probably biased most of the time. For example, in Italy a survey is taken maybe every three years. That is a major problem from the standpoint of buying time. We have our own AM transmitter in Munich which is very clear
it's
300,000
watts at
1197 kHz. We
know that during winter evenings the signal is heard in the outskirts of London, and from the northern reaches of Scandinavia well down into Italy and the Riviera. Estimating with certainty how many people that station reaches is very difficult. We currently estimate
20 million people,
at a cost of less than $3 million this year. It's a very inexpensive investment, and we are getting a
huge payback for it through positive PR for
America."
about five million, but that's ridiculous, because the greater Munich area alone is five million. One could probably say the station has 25 million potential listeners, but we are a little leery about making any such claims so we underestimate. R&R: You'd have a terrific problem in the US getting an agency to buy any station if they didn't know whom it was reaching. How in the world are broadcasters able to sell radio in Europe? FS: With great difficulty. But it's done and it's rapidly expanding. Some people in England recently told me that radio advertising dollars were up about 27% last year. That's a huge jump. In the near future Pan- European buys are going to be constant, but some problems do have to be worked out. In many ways it's a very small commercial radio operation and a pioneering venture. European radio has not progressed as far as we were in 1945 when it comes to the mechanics of selling it. The British are far more advanced than the other European countries in these things; they have well -organized radio rep firms and a well- organized rating system.
pr
"About 75% of Europeans think the typical American father figure is J.R. Ewing of `Dallas.' I don't know whether you want most of Europe thinking that about America, but I
don't." R&R: Who is buying radio advertising in Europe? FS: On a local basis, an awful lot of American companies are buying radio: Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola, Burger King, McDonalds, American Express, TWA, and Pan Am. Really small advertisers that local stations in the US live off of are not into it yet. Advertising agency people in Europe tell me they really suffer from lack of availabilities in both radio and television, and are very anxious to help private broadcasting develop. R&R: Why does VOA Europe give its broadcast signal away free of charge to European broadcasters? What's in it for America? FS: The information packages in our programming are dispelling many misperceptions about the US. Our news is important to get out over there, because we get our brains beaten out in disinformation. We found in our research that about 75% of Europeans think the
typical American father figure is J.R. Ewing of "Dallas." I don't know whether you want most of Europe thinking that about America, but I don't. We humanize America for them. We tell stories about people who have connections to the "old country," such as the citizens of Prague, Nebraska, which has a Czech festival every year. We tell them about everyday Americans and how they live so they see we don't all drive Cadillacs, wear big white hats and cowboy boots with spurs, cheat on our wives, beat up people, and so forth. R&R: Is the programming on VOA Europe Straight stuff, or is it American propaganda? FS: It's absolutely straight stuff. The bad goes with the good. We're probably the only news organization in the world that breaks the law if it doesn't give balanced, thorough, accurate, complete news whether it's good for the United States or not. That's part of the VOA charter. R&R: Where are there emerging
commercial opportunities in Europe for US broadcasters? FS: There's a lot of opportunity overseas now. The British government is considering adding hundreds of new commercial radio stations. In Italy, they don't even know how many FM stations there are estimates range all the way from 5000 to 9000, but I think the honest figure is probably around 7000. The bottom line is that commercial broadcasting is exploding in Europe. There's a lot of opportunity already there for syndication of American programs. "American Top 40" is very big all over Western
Europe. "American Country Countdown" is there. There is great demand for these programs, but frankly it's small potatoes compared to what it is going to be by 1992. That's when Europe normalizes economic relations between countries and becomes wide open to free broadcasting. Regarding station ownership, an some countries there are absolute limits on foreign ownership and in others there are limits that coukì be gotten around. Some countries say a majority of a station must be owned by a native of that country. In some situations it's relatively easy to form a company and have a few national partners, but basically the company is owned by people from other countries. I don't know how many non-Frenchmen own stations in France, but I had a government official there say to me one time, with a wink, "This is a very free country, anybody can own a radio station." I think that's technically true. How hard it would be to get the approval of the French version of the FCC, I don't know.
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How Salespeople See Themselves
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Salespeople talk too much. They over -promise, and they fail to follow through on pro-
Sales Execs: Workin' Weekends
jects. While the above criticisms may sound familiar and harsh they come not from clients, but from salespeople themselves (via a nationwide survey of 255, 10 -year sales veterans by the NYC-based management consulting firm Corn-
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three -quarters (78 %) of salespeople do business on the weekends, with 50% of them working from two to five hours each, according to a recent national survey of more than 1400 sales executives. For a closer look at the number of weekend hours worked (and the percentages of salespeople working those hours), please check the pie chart below. More than
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T.J. Martell May 18 -20 Foundation's Charity Weekend. Los Angeles, CA.
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MEDIA `Rolling Stone' Owner To Buy Rest of `US' Magazine `Nat'l Enquirer,' `Weekly World News' Sold For $412.5 Million Although jocks who pilfer onair patter from check-out line staples will probably
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Straight Arrow Publishers Inc. owners of Rolling Stone - agreed to buy the remaining 75% of LIS magazine from Warner Communications Inc. for what Straight Arrow Chairman Jann Wenner said was in excess of $10 million cash. The move means that Straight Arrow, which already owns the other 25% share of US, will become the 12th largest group magazine publisher in the nation with corn bined advertising revenues expected to total $72 million, accord-
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Also this week, NYC -based Macfadden Holdings Inc. which publishes 18 magazines, including Teen Beat, True Story, True Confessions, and Modern Romance announced that it would buy Lantana, FL-based GP Group Inc. publishers of the National Enquirer and the Weekly World News for $412.5 million in cash. The Enquirer has a circulation of 4.3 million, with 90% of its issues sold at supermarket and conveni-
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Roseanne The Cosby Show Cheers Murder, She Wrote A Different World (tie) Wonder Years Golden Girls (tie) Who's The Boss? 60 Minutes Anything But Love Source: Nielsen Media Research
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ENGLISHMAN IN TOKYO: Singing human rights crusader Sting is featured in concert on the "HBO World Stage: Sting In Tokyo" 60- minute special (Saturday, 4/22, 10pm). Saxophonist Branford Marsalis and a world -class band back the former Police chief throughout the event, which will be simulcast on the Westwood One radio networks. (Check your local radio listings.) BIG DADDY, TALL GIRL: Pop singer John Cougar Mel !encamp takes the stage in musical support of six -foot guest-
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KING CAROLE: Singer/ songwriter Carole King holds court with a national audience of
8 Dead Calm
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Letterman"
(Saturday,
4/22, 12:30am). SYNDICATED
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SATIONS: Guests for "The Arsenio Hall Show" include the Escape Club (Monday, 4/24), singer Bonnie Rail (Tuesday,
4/25), and
Boy
George
(Wednesday, 4/26). Air times may vary; check local listings. YOU PICK 'EM: Dwight Yoakam, Buck Owens, Ricky Skaggs, and Patty Loveless will co -host and perform on The
Nashville
Network's live,
90- minute "Viewers' Choice Awards" special (Tuesday, April 25, 8pm ET /5pm PT). Ricky Van Shelton, Randy Travis, K.T. Oslin, the Judds, Alabama, and Ronnie Milsap are also scheduled to perform.
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GUNS 'N' POSES: Musicians- turned -thespians Glenn Frey, Mick Fleetwood, and Debbie Harry help the CBS series "Wiseguy" whitewash another load of dirty laundry in the music business (Wednesday, 4/26, 1 Opm).
Just when we were all reelin' 'n' rockin' from last week's announcement that Rolling Stones bassist Bill Wyman, 52, intends to marry 19- year -old model/singer Mandy Smith comes news that Bill's son Stephen, 28, has himself been dating Mandy's 40- year-old miniskirted mom, Patsy, for the past three years! The Star quotes a friend of the family as saying, "The two have been mistaken for sisters."
Bill Wyman: She's not my wife's mother, she's my daughter-in -law!
Dileo Demands $100 Million Hush Money
Madonna, Sean Married Twice Before
According to the Globe, Michael Jackson's former manager Frank
New York psychic Bill Kase, interviewed in this week's Examiner, claims that Madonna and Sean Penn have been married twice before in previous lives! The first time was in Scotland during the 15th century. The second was when they were both orphans in Charles Dicken's England.
Dileo is demanding that his superstar ex-client pay him a compensation fee of $100 million or he'll file a lawsuit that will reveal embarrassing details of the singer's private life! One insider warns: "From his (Michael's) sex life to his cosmetic surgeries, Dileo knows more about him than anybody."
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COMING ATTRACTIONS: This week's openers include "Pet Sematary," scripted by horror king Stephen King from his novel of the same title. Punk -rock kings the Ramones contribute the title track as well as several other, older selections from their catalog. A different version of this title tune will be heard on the Sire recording artists' upcoming LP as well. Also opening this week: "Speed Zone," described as a "Cannonball Run" -type film that stars John Candy, Eugene Levy, Donna Dixon, Brooke Shields, and a host of other semi -famous names. The upcoming Grudge /RCA soundtrack sports songs from the likes of Richie Havens, Billy Burnette, Felix Cavaliere, and Splash, among others. ONNIWONakkkalMlft
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GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINE: HOMECOMING CONCERT (CM V) Recorded last September, this 80- minute program features the Epic pop group performing live on stage before hometown Miami fans. An expanded version of a previously- aired, 60- minute Showtime special, the video captures Gloria and the boys performing such crossover dance hits and ballads as "Anything For You," "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You," "Can't Stay Away From You," "Words Get In The Way," and "Dr. Beat." (Street date: 4/25).
AEROSMITH: LIVE TEXXAS JAM '78 (CMV) Taped live at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on the July 4 weekend of 1978, this 50- minute, performance -only offering finds the Boston rockers concentrating on their earlier, pre- comeback material. Scorching renditions of "Walk This Way" and "Sweet Emotion" highlight the 12 -song release.
(4/25). NAT KING COLE: UNFORGETTABLE (MPI) The late great singer /pianist is honored in this 90- minute compilation of narrative passages, song clips, and interview footage. Frank Sinatra, Mel Torme, Quincy Jones, Oscar Peterson, Harry Belafonte, Eartha Kitt, and daughter Natalie Cole are among the famous faces who help move the crooner's professional and personal life -story along. Such smash songs as "Mona Lisa," "Nature Boy," "Sweet Lorraine," "When Fall In Love," and "The Christmas Song" are included in the package, albeit mostly in abbreviated versions. (4/26). I
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Sales Of Friendship, Funny Cards Spur Growth than 70% of American adults will buy at least one greeting card this year. Although sales of greeting cards are still largely dependent on holidays (Christmas and Valentine's Day accounting for a respective 60% and 24% of 1985's seasonal trade), sales of non- traditional friendship and "humorous" cards are soaring. According to recent reports in American Demographics magazine, revenues from non-traditional cards grew 25% per year between 1982 and 1986, and now account for 25% of all card sales. While 120 million adults bought at least one greeting card in 1986, approximately 11 million bought five or more friendship cards the same year. More
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Funny Business Nearly 10 million people bought five or more humorous cards in 1986, and like friendship card these consumers see buyers themselves as creative, friendly, refined, and affectionate. Furthermore, comic card -buyers are more than likely to see themselves as funny (73 %) and smart (335 %), compared to friendship card-buyers (71 % fumy and 82% smart) , the general adult population (62% funny and 72% smart), and the people who never buy cards (53% funny and 60%
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While recording his debut RCA album "Come Play With Me," vocalist Grady Harrell took time out to pose for a photo with some of the platter's guest players. Seen on the in- studio scene are (I-r) Harrell, newly signed labelmate Tyler Collins, and Motown recording legend Stevie Wonder, who produced two of the tunes on Harrell's LP.
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Westwood One Ups Barber To VP/Station Relations In simultaneous promotions, George Barber has been named to VP /Station Relations for the Mutual, NBC, and Talknet radio networks, and Katie Garber has been appointed Director /Public Relations for the nets' parent company Westwood One Inc. A Mutual employee since 1980, Barber will oversee the placement of Mutual, NBC and Talknet programming in major markets and will also handle corporate and administrative duties. He joined the company as Regional Manager, and was promoted to Station Relations Manager for the three nets last year. Before Mutual, Barber was VP/
Andrea Paulini
Paulini Directs A &M NAC A&M Records has promoted nine -year staffer Andrea Paulini to National Director /NAC Promotion, where she will be responsible for stations airing NAC, adult alternative, and jazz. "Andrea has dealt with more radio stations than most promotion people in America," noted A&M Sr. VP/Promotion Charlie Minor. "She is a true professional, and I'm proud of her growth here." Paulini will continue to work from A&M's Los Angeles office, and will report to National Director/AC Promotion Jon Konjoyan.
GM at WQSA /Sarasota, GM at WTRL /Bradenton, FL, and handl-
ed sales and administration for Walter -Weeks Broadcasting in Florida. Barber will report to Mutual/ President and WW1 VP/Network Operations Jack Clements and continue to work out of Mutual headquarters in Arlington, VA. Gaiter replaces Kathy Lehrfeld, who resigned last month to join Group W Cable in New York. She will oversee all corporate PR efforts, including those of Mutual,
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This is Freeman's first commercial PD job (WPTS is the radio sta-
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Clarence Johnson AC WRVR-FM ranked sixth 12+ in the winter Birch (6.0) and fourth in the fall Arbitron (7.7). Gold WRVR tied for 14th (1.2) in the winter Birch and 15th (also 1.2) in the
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NANCY DYMOND has been named VP/GM at WCWA & WIOT/Toledo, OH. She previously served as VP/GM at WWCK -AM & FM /Flint, MI. Both combos are owned by Reams Broadcast-
MARK JACKSON has joined EMI Music Worldwide as VP /Finance & Control. He was previously COO of Yankelovich, Clancy, Shulman, a subsidiary of Saatchi & Saatchi Holdings USA.
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Also at the Toledo stations, TAMMY KINZER, a former Reams AE, has been named GSM. MAC EDWARDS has transferred from Beasley's KSSR /Austin, where he was PD, to the same post at the company's WRNS /Coastal North Carolina. He succeeds WAYNE CARLYLE, who continues as morning personality. KRISTY STEELE has been tapped as KEZK & KOOL /St. Louis Promo ton Director. She was an on -air personality at KOOL. BOB OAKLEY has joined WBOS/ Boston as Director /Marketing. He was most recently President at Oakley Kelly Sugerman Advertising.
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Bób Kaus Wade Conklin BOB KAUS has been upped to Sr. Director/Artist Relations & Media Development at Atlantic Records. He had served as Director-/Media Development & Information Services since 1985. In other label news, MARY TIM MONS has been promoted to Manager /Media Relations and DARYL MUSGROVE has been appointed to the newly- created position of Manager/ Special Markets, Black Music. Timmons was Coordinator /Media Relations. Musgrove was formerly a partner in Expertz, a rap music marketing and promotion firm.
WADE CONKLIN has been named VP /Nashville Operations for Boston based Critique Records. His industry experience includes stints at Buddah /Kama Sutra, Casablanca, PolyGram, and Sound Seventy. KATHY GILLIS has been promoted from Publicist to Director /National Publicity at Virgin Records, where SUZAN CRANE has been named Publicity Director /West Coast. Crane most recently handled publicity for the Scorpions.
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ZACK HERNANDEZ has joined the John Wadell Company as Sr. VP of the newly- formed Broadcast Production Division. He was formerly with Media General Broadcast Services. Concurrently, industry vets KEN THEISS, ED CAPLAN, and JOHN HAGERMAN have joined the new division. Theiss will serve as VP /Sales, Caplan as National Sales Manager, and Hagerman as Regional Manager.
CHANGES John Warden has joined Katz Radio /New York as an AE.
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Nancy Carver has been named an AE at WPHR /Cleveland. Ginny Hage and Pat Steelr,an have been appointed AEs at WKLZ/Winston Salem, NC. Dendy Askins has been hired as an AE at WDCG /Durham, NC.
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'88. Michael O'Shea
LISTEN ... AMERICA'S TALKING! "Great quality programming ... contemporary, positive conversation that's getting results in our market." Andy Vierra, Program Director News 92 KOLO, Reno "I've cut my costs while adding live professional programming."
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1 Don lenner promoted to Arista Executive VPIGM Denny Nugent named KOYIPhoenix OM
Rich Piombino appointed WMMSIPromotion Director Westwood One buys WYNYINew York for $39 million Whitney Houston (Arista) #1 CHR: "Where Do Broken Hearts Go ?" Foreigner (Atlantic) #1 AC: "I Don't Want To Live Without You" Whitney Houston (Arista) #1 UC: "Where Do Broken Hearts Go ?" Eddy Raven (RCA) (2 wks) #1 Country: "I'm Gonna Get You" Robert Plant (Es Paranza/Atlantic) #1 AOR Track: "Tall Cool One" (3 wks) Robert Plant (Es Paranza/Atlantic) #1 AOR Album: "Now And Zen" (8 wks) #1 NAC: "Natural Elements" Acoustic Alchemy (MCA Master Series) (2 wks) #1 Contemporary Jazz: "That Special Part Of Me" Onaje Allan Gumbs (Zebra/MCA) (4 wks)
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Mike Phillips named KFRCISan Francisco PD Phil Collins (Atlantic) (2 wks) CHR: "Against All Odds" #1 AC: "Hello" Lionel Richie (Motown) (5 wks) #1 UC: "Hello" Lionel Richie (Motown) Julio Iglesias #1 Country: "To All The Girls I've Loved Before"
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WINTER '89 ARBITRON RESULTS Los Angeles
New York
Fall '88 Winter '89
Fall '88 Winter '89
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(B/EZ) WHIZ (CHR) WCBS-FM (Gold) WOR (Talk) WINS (News) WLTW (AC) WRKS (UC) WOHT (CHR) WBLS (UC) WNEW-FM (AOR) WPLJ (CHR) WABC (Talk) WNSR (AC) WXRK (CR) WQCD (Jazz) WYNY (Ctry) WCBS (News) WNEW (Nost) WFAN (Sports) WNCN (Clas) WQXR-FM (Clas) WSKQ-FM (Span) WADO (Span) WKDM (Span) WLIB (News) WALK-FM (AC)
4.9 5.6 4.3 4.7 4.4 4.7 4.2 4.0 3.6 3.2 3.6 3.3
6.2 5.3 4.7 4.5 4.3 4.3 4.2 4.0 3.8 3.5 3.5 3.3
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1.9 1.5 1.3 1.0
1.7 1.6 1.2 1.4 1.0
KPWR (CHR) KIIS-FM (CHR) KOST (AC) KABC (Talk) KLOS (AOR) KJOI (B/EZ) KBIG (AC) KNX (News) KTWV (NAC) KRTH-FM (Gold) KROQ (NR) KFWB (News) KIM* (AC) KLSX (CR) KJLH (UC) KLVE (Span) KMPC (Nost) KWKW (Span) KZLA (Ctry) KFAC-FM (Clas) KING) (Span) KNAC (AOR) KFI (Talk) KLAC (Ctry) KALI (Span) KKGO-FM (Jazz) KODJ" (Gold)
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6.4 6.2 5.6 4.9 4.6 4.5 4.0 3.6 3.4 3.3 3.0 2.9 2.7 2.5 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 2.3 1.6
WGN (AC) WGCI-FM (UC) WVAZ (UC) WXEZ-AM & FM (B/EZ) WBBM (News) WLUP-FM (AOR) WCKG (CR) WBBM-FM (CHR)
1.6 1.4 1.3 1.2 1.2
WMAQ (News) WOJO (Span) WNIB (Clas) WNUA (AC) WFMT (Clas)
WLIT* (AC) WYTZ (CHR) WJMK (Gold) WUSN (Ctry) WKQX (AC) WLUP (Misc) WJJD (Nost) WTMX" (AC) WXRT (AOR) WFYR (AC) WLS (AC)
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WHTZ (CHR) WALK-FM (AC) WCBS-FM (Gold) WBLI (CHR) WBAB-AM & FM (AOR) WHLI (BBnd) WKJY (AC) WNSR (AC) WOHT (CHR) WABC (Talk) WOR (Talk) WYNY (Ctry) WXRK (CR) WCTO (B/EZ) WINS (News) WLTW (AC) WPLJ (CHR) WCBS (News) WNEW-FM (AOR) WFAN (Sports) WPAT-AM & FM (B/EZ) WQCD (Jazz) WDRE (NR) WGSM (BBnd) WEZN (AC) WBLS (UC) WQXR-AM & FM (Clas) WRKS (UC) WNEW (Nost) WPLR (AOR)
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KJQY (B/EZ) KGB (AOR) KSDO (N/T) KFMB-FM (AC) KYXY (AC) KSON-FM (Ctry) XTRA-FM (NR) KFMB (AC) KKYY (AC) XHRM (UC) KPOP (Nost) KCBQ-AM & FM (Gold) KFSD (Clas) KIFM (NAC) KGMG-FM (CR) KSWV (NAC)
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Fall '88 Winter '89
KDUO (B /EZ) KGGI (CHR) KRTH -FM (Gold) KLOS (AOR) KIIS -FM (CHR) KOST (AC) KFI (Talk) KCAL -FM (AOR) KWDJ (Ctry) KBIG (AC) KOLA (CHR) KCKC (Ctry) KNX (News) KNTF (Ctry) KFAC -FM (Glas) KQLH (AC) KROQ (NR) KTWV (NAC) KRSO (N/T) KABC (Talk) KBBV & KTOT (AC) KDIF (Ctry) KMPC (Nost) KPWR (CHR) KHYE (Ctry) KIQQ* (AC) KLAC (Ctry) KTNQ (Span) KBON (CR) KODJ' (Gold)
8.0 7.7 5.8 4.4 5.3 3.5 3.4 4.7 2.3 2.4 2.3 2.3 3.5 1.0 1.0 1.0 2.7 2.0 2.4 1.3
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Now KOLZ (CHR) Formerly KNX-FM (AOR)
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SMN Launches Country Format Mere minutes prior to presstime, ST's
ear -to- the -dish learned that SMN and KNIXIPhoenix will announce a new satellite -delivered Country format. The ink's still wet on this one.
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Big Moves: WZOU 24 -17 WKSE 11 -6 (HOT) WMJQ 15 -7 PRO -FM 19 -14 Q107 27 -22 (HOT) WAVA 17 -14 B97 25 -19 KITY 1 (HOT) KTFM 7 -6 B96 7 -3 (HOT) KDWB 30 -25 Y108 20 -15 KKRZ 29 -23 KWOD 17 -13 KPLZ 20 -17 KUBE 24 -20
While it's true that the ink on Island's distribution deal with Atlantic will run dry in the middle of next year, could this be the real reason behind all those rumors that Island's up for sale? It's no secret that other labels have been talking to Island about a new distribution deal, but label President Lou Maglia was quoted in the L.A. Times (4/17) as saying, "We're entertaining offers from five of the six major distributors, WCI, CBS, EMI, BMG, and MCA." ST bets that both possibilities are under discussion. Meanwhile, Island is getting ready to add more promotion people in Chicago, the SE, and the SW in what will be the first phase of a planned field expansion. VP /Promotion Bob Catania is looking for seasoned pros for these slots.
Contrary to what you may read in those trashy supermarket tabloids, ST has learned that superstar Michael Jackson and former manager Frank Dileo have settled their legal difficulties amicably and will go their separate ways. The US District Court has placed a freeze on all of the Curb label's promotional sales activities on the Donny Osmond record ( "Soldier Of Love "), including the solicitation of a double label listing with Capitol. No such restrictions were placed upon Capitol. Since then, ST has learned that Curb's efforts at the District level have been exhausted, and Curb's only remaining course of action would have to come at the Federal Court level. CBS Radio and the NFL have announced a five -year extension to their deal, beginning with the 1990 season.
Looks like WPLJINY MD Jessica Ettinger all, no matter what PD Gary Bryan previously told ST. Instead, Mike Preston has been inked as Music not Assistant PD. You can reach Director her at (212) 873 -4570. Meanwhile, WPLJ's new night rocker Domino hit the air steamin' (4/17), giving away a pizza a minute, and opening the show with
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Fred Silverman (former CBS -TV VP /Programming and exPrez at ABC-TV and NBC TV) will be executive producer for Brandmeier's projects. Look for Brandmeier to stay on at WLUP while beginning work on his own primetime specials as well as doing guest shots on some existing network programs.
the wake of Tom Gorman's moving from Capitol to Chrysalis as VP /Promotion, look for Michael Stotter to follow suit as VP /Marketing. You can also expect Chrysalis Music's Tom Sturges to be promoted to Sr. VP /GM of the Butterfly's publishing arm. In
Is NAC KSWVISan Diego, which now has a vastly improved signal, about to flip back to is CHR KCPWIKansas City CHR? And ready to go for the Gold? "Not a chance,"
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says Gannett Radio Division President Jay Cook. Meanwhile, Hurricane Wayne has joined KCPW for nights, coming from WTBX /Hibbing, MN. Whatta market jump for this 21- year-old!
Pirate Radio/L.A. OM Randy Kabrich called to note that Arbitron went back to examine the slogan files of KFMH/Davenport, IA which claims to have used "Pirate Radio " as well as continuously since the early '80s Harris's claim George consultant to investigate in the early it WYNFITampa used at that he '80s. The slogan listed for 'YNF was "Rock & Roll Pirates." Meanwhile, KFMH has been listed only as "99 -Plus, The Real FM" for the last six years. And Country KLAC/L.A. is rumored to be considering the new slogan "Pirate Rodeo."
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An Atlantic promotional gimmick had AOR programmers buzzin' from coast to coast last week. Stations received an unmarked package containing only an unidentified song and the following cryptic note: "Knew you could use something hot to get you thru the spring book. Hint: band is will be forced out on from Newcastle major 'A' label (unbeknownst to them) within two weeks. Ain't exclusives a wonderful thang! You owe me." Given the Newcastle reference and the singer's Sting -like sound, some jocks were convinced it was the former Police -man himself, and said as much on the air, taking credit for an "exclusive." However, the group in question, while indeed from Newcastle, is a new outfit called Big Big Sun.
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ST has learned that KIIS -AM & FM /L.A. MD Kevin Weatherly has resigned to become Assistant PD at KKLO (0106)/San Diego under PD Garry Wall. Weatherly will handle the music to begin with, but look for someone else to eventually take those duties.
Elektra will be bringing West Coast -based National AOR Promotion Director Ray Gmeiner to NY as VP /AOR Promotion. Story next week. Sr. VP /Promotion Brad Hunt is restructuring, so expect some additional announcements soon. Word is he's looking at a former West Coast National rep to possibly become part of his plans. WYNYINY PD Michael O'Malley has promoted programming assistant Steve Blatter to MD at the Country outlet.
WKYSIWashington afternoon personality Candy Shannon exits to co -host mornings with Gerry Bledsoe at crosstown WHUR.
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Mark Snider (brother of Twisted Sister's Dee Snider) is now Atco's NY rep, coming from MJI Broadcasting. Atco's new Boston rep is Rod Stevens, who segues over from Critique. Look for Atco to announce the rest of its 14- member field staff by the end of next week. Look for WKTIIMilwaukee's morning team of Bob Reitman & Gene Mueller to appear in the May 4 episode of "Cheers," airing on NBC -TV. The pair'll be seated next to Cliff and Norm at the bar. WMZQ /Washington's top -rated morning team, Jim London & Mary Ball, have inked a three -year contract with the Country outlet that garners them a hefty increase over their current salary of about $240,000 each. The much -publicized month -long negotiations with GM Paul Wilensky were characterized by Ball as "nasty," after Wilensky reportedly called their show "lame" statement that in the negotiations Wilensky denies.
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Power 99 /Atlanta has boosted MD and eight -year station veteran Steve Wyrostok to Assistant PD.
KTARIPhoenix has received the Peabody Award for its coverage of the impeachment of former Governor Evan Mecham.
The most -successful Contemporary Christian outlet in America, KOJOIDallas, has been teasing the market that "KOJO will only be a memory." That liner, combined with the station's hosting a "listener appreciation party" (4/20), has prompted market specu ation of a format change. However, ST has learned that the station will stay in format, but will change calls to KLTY (former CC calls of KHYI (Y95)), and will announce the hiring of crosstown KMJC afternoon personality "Brother" John Rivers as its new PD. I
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the event, and after nearly two hours of speeches and introductions, everyone hastily left the dais to eat their meals, narrowly averting a seismic tragedy of catastrophic proportions.
WAPE /Jacksonville has named Y95 /Dallas Promo Director and former KZBSIOklahoma City PD Bill Pasha as its new programmer.
Bill Thorman, most recently with KTFM /San Antonio, is now consulting KWOD /Sacramento, and confirms the station is moving toward the rockin' side of CHR. Former Enigma VP /Promo Rick Winward has been named VP /Marketing for Champion Entertainment and will relocate to NY. Call him at (212) 765 -8553.
Looks like KKRZ1Portland night rocker Woody Rivers is headed to late- nights at Pirate Radio /L.A., leaving KKRZ PD Mark Capps with two openings, as afternooner Sean Lynch recently split for KROYISacramento. Contact Capps ASAP at (503) 226 -0100. Finally, syndicated comic Dr. Dave Kolin is now a member of the Pirate Radio "Nut Hut Crew." Could John Rio (aka Mr. Leonard) be far behind?
Vic Edwards has left the MD chair at PRO -FM /Providence. No replacement named. With Critique's new Nashville office now open for biz, contact VP /Promotion Wade Conklin at (615) 321 -4642.
The New
KING (AM) /Seattle talk host Mike Siegel, like other air personalities nationwide, has been calling on listeners to boycott Exxon as a way of protesting the oil spill in Valdez, AK. He reports more than 1000 cut -up Exxon credit cards have been sent in to date. Meanwhile, KGOT/Anchorage has been one is airing a couple of local parodies called "Oil Spill Blues" by Motley Crude. What's more, all local Anchorage stations are working together to stage a benefit from which all proceeds will go to the Valdez Oil Relief Fund.
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0107 /Washington's 10th anniversary party was a Big Time success, featuring stop Animotion's bys from the record biz Cynthia Rhodes and her hubby Richard Marx as well as TV, including "General Hospital" 's Tristan Rogers and "Dynasty" 's Gordon Thompson. A reunion of nearly 40 former Q107 personalities was also part of the festivities.
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You may think this "hole thing" is asinine, but when "LB" did the do on the Oilers' home ice, the Kings
won again! So far Lucky Butt's winning streak hasn't been cracked. Shown (l -r) are the very cheeky Mark, Duggins, and Brian applying a winning skid mark to the Kings' ice.
In other Atlantic action, WNLT /Tampa MD Ric Brown joins the label to do local promo /sales in Florida. PD Dr. Chuck Crane is handling MD duties for the time being.
Geffen's Philly rep Pat Milanese has left to join his dad, Ray, at FMQB. Replacing him is "Mean" Ed Green, who left the Promotion Director slot at Classic Rocker WYSP. Incidentally, when R &R announced that Hugh Surratt was leaving RCA to join Geffen to head national AOR, the item should have read that he'd be sharing that position with Mark Di Dia, who came to Geffen in August to handle AOR. Congrats to Hot 97 /NY PD Steve Ellis and his wife, Mary Anne, on their wedding (4/15). Since April 15 fell on a weekend, the deadline for filing those 1040 forms was extended until midnight, Monday (4/17). Of such opportunities, the following radio promotions are born: Packing its giant "Rollin' Thunder" radio, Hot 97 /NY camped outside of America's located on 8th Ave. biggest Post Office where the station not between 31st & 33rd only played music, but also provided food, drinks, and last- minute tax tips. During the last three hours before the midnight deadline, WNCI/Columbus set up a dunk tank outside one of that city's main postal depositories. Down -to- the -wire tax filers got to drop off their returns, and then dunk an actual IRS agent into the tank. Who says procrastination doesn't pay?
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After ten years, local Atlantic L.A. rep Rock Allen Dibble has left the label. Reach him at (818) 764 -2435. A replacement is pending.
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"Mel's a widely- experienced executive who has held senior management positions in all areas of the music business," stated Mot tola. "He has made a significant contribution this past year, and we look forward to attaining even greater benefits from his management skills in his new position." Merman joined CBS last year after serving as Exec. VP at Poly Gram Records since 1982. Before that he was GM of CBS Songs, and held a variety of executive positions at RCA, including Director/ Financial Operations, VP/Commercial Operations, VP/Business Affairs & Associated Labels, and VP/Business Affairs and International.
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want everybody as a base audience, black and white. Image is the main change we're going after: we want to make ourselves more marketable." Fine's on -air background includes stops at WFXC /Durham, NC; WTMP/Tampa; KLAZ and KSSN in Little Rock; and WVOL/ Nashville.
Slade's broadcasting background includes Associate Producer duties at WKYC -TV/Cleveland. Discussing her lack of radio experience, she said, "My concern initially was about what I could bring to the party. I'm happy to find out there's a lot I can bring. I'm very optimistic."
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WCBS -FM, WQCD Winners In NYC In other New York action, Gold stalwart WCBS -FM jumped to third. WRKS hung on 4.2 -4.2 to stay ahead of UC rival WBLS (3.6 -3.8), and AOR WNEW -FM moved up 3.2-3.5 to pass Classic Rocker WXRK (3.4 -3.1). Jazz outlet WQCD scored the book's biggest proportionate gain, 1.8 -2.9.
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Although CHR combo KKLQ -AM & FM wrapped up its seventh straight ARB title in San Diego, B /EZ KJQY corralled the big jump of the book, 6.2 -8.3, vaulting to second. AC KYXY had good cause to cheer, as it rocketed 3.6 -5.2 and tied uptempo AC competitor KFMBFM for fifth. AC KKYY was also up, and UC XHRM gained a full point.
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ARTIST TURNOVER BY FORMAT
The Hits Keep Comin'... Or Do They? Last week, the biggest first quarter ever for new artists was chronicled here. But what sort of prospects for longevity can artists hope for nowadays? There are a lot of ways to look at the longevity issue. What follows is one singular approach. Here's how it worked. I looked at the five primary format charts, using the AC, AOR Tracks, CHR, Country, and Urban Contemporary Top 30 (for standardization purposes) from the April 7 issue. I counted up, on each chart, how many artists had scored a Top 15 hit in that format in 1988 or before. That's the figure in the top section of each format bar chart display below. For example, 14 of the artists in April 7's CHR Top 30 had a Top 15 hit a year ago or before. I did the same thing for four 1987 (two other time intervals years ago, more or less), '86, '84, and '79. Using just one week's Top 30 is a patently unsound scientific research technique, but it serves to convey an idea of relative artist turnover in the various formats.
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track records. Less than half the Top 30 had ever had a Top 15 hit before, a rather remarkable stat. Of those 14 who had previous hits, 12 had been around long enough to score a hit two years ago or more, and only eight had hit Top 15 as much as three years ago, by far the lowest figure for any format. CHR also nabbed the low marks for artists with hits five years ago or more (four) and real veterans, hitmakers ten years ago or more (just two). The format seems to be going through a new artist- intensive period these days.
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Urban was the second-highestturnover format, although not by much. Just over half the Top 30 (16) had hit experience, and 12 of those had gotten hits two years ago or further back. Eleven of those 12 went back as far as three years, but then the number diminished only six current Top 30 sharply artists were making hits five years ago. Projecting back using other chart information for ten years ago (before the R&R UC chart), only three acts were big hitmakers.
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AOR: Surprising Turnover For a format regularly reviled as a refuge for veteran acts (actually, most of the revilers use a term slightly less flattering than "veteran acts "), AOR proves to have a
substantial number of newer artists in the Top 30. Forty-three percent of April 7's Top 30 tracks (13 artists) had never had a Top 15 hit prior to 1989, and the format was almost as new artist-oriented as Urban. That trend carried through the two-years and three -years-ago hit maker numbers as well only 11 of the current Top 30 AOR artists had hits three years ago or farther back, same as in UC. Nine of those 11, however, had a five-or -moreyears hit pedigree, but just four were having hits ten years ago (as projected from the LP chart). AC Doesn't Stand For `All Current' You'd figure AC to be more conservative than CHR, and you'd be right. Two-thirds of AC's current Top 30 had hits before this year, and most of those were scoring hits two and three years ago. As with most formats, however, a more severe dropoff shows up in artists with hits five years ago or more. Interestingly, AC had the most artists with ten -years-plus track reca full 20% of the current ords chart.
The Fine Young Cannibals, with their tasteful album title "The Raw & The Cooked," have sparked new interest in scholars everywhere about the historical role of cannibalism in popular music. Following are some meager contributions to the store of cannibalistic lore.
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Cannibalizing the image Aside from oblique references in songs like the '50s hit "Stranded In The Jungle" (Cadets, Jayhawks) and Roy Acuff's classic "Wabash Cannibal" (you can see already the kind of constructive academic tone this essay is going to take), the practice of consuming human flesh (otherwise known as "artist management" just kidding!) has had little prominence in pop. The first act to build an image around the practice was East L.A.'s Cannibal & The Headhunters, who had the first national hit with "Land Of 1000 Dances" in 1965 and were later produced by Seymour Stein before he sired Sire. However, the true heyday of cannibalism came in 1971 when a Buckinghams -styled pop record called "Timothy" by the Buoys nicked the Top 15. The lyric line, penned by that "Pina Colada" man himself, Rupert Holmes, concerned three miners trapped in a shaft; when rescued days later, only two, minus Timothy, emerge. What befell the unfortunate Tim? Was he separated from his friends and left
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to die alone? Did he tunnel out of another shaft (shut your mouth)? Or was he cannibalized? Food for thought for 1971's teens, as the pictured sleeve indicates. If you really want to stretch, songs like "Yummy Yummy Yummy" and indeed any song with verses along the lines of "you're so sweetyou're good enough to eat" could be construed as having cannibalistic undertones. But really, aside from the 1982 UK hit "I Eat Cannibals" (turnabout is fair play) by Toto Coelo, little was heard on the subject until the Fine Young Cannibals (named after a film) commandeered the image. They in turn have been afflicted in England by a group calling itself the Five Young Cannibals, with their single "She Drives Me Mental." Crass exploitation? Not exactly. The Five Young Cannibals have been making garage -rock records in the UK as the Cannibals for several years, and wanted to pay back the more prominent group for cannibalizing the idea in the first place.
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Format -Wide Averages Averaging the figures out results in these figures: Artists With Top 15 Hits .. 19 (63% of Top 30) A Year Ago 15 (50%) Two Years Ago 13 (43%) Three Years Ago Five Years Ago 9 (30 %) 4 (13% ) Ten Years Ago Building a longlasting career in popular music, evidently, is still something of a longshot. .
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Gory Cover Versions MARTIN GORE will take time out from DEPECHE MODE's recording activities in June to promote a solo album of cover versions! The band are currently promoting the "101" album and film in the States, and will begin recording their next studio LP upon their return to the UK. A single from these studio sessions is expected in the fall. DEAD OR ALIVE will go "Nude" in early July. That'll be the title of their new LP, with a single ( "Come Home With Me, Baby ") out a month earlier.
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ETE TOWNSHEND will see his television concepts come to life on April 26 with the first transmission of a new arts program for young people. Called "Club -X," the 90- minute weekly show will not only spotlight new music talent live from various venues around the country, but also feature prerecorded inserts on various aspects of popular culture. Townshend will retain a level of editorial influence, as his Eel Pie company has joined forces with Muscle Films, and the resulting alliance, Screenwish /Griffin, will be handling production and international distribution.
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a lot of harmonies to capture that 'genetic sound.' " The New Zealand brothers now share the same US management, record label, and MITCHELL FROOM producer who will work with them on the joint project. In other Down Under news, another of those soapy Australian actors from the show that brought us KYLIE MINOGUE and JASON DONOVAN will launch his recording career next week. STEFAN DENNIS, better known as Paul Robinson in "Neighbors," releases the "Don't It Make You Feel Good"
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his new UK single in May. The A-side will be the title track from his "Waltz Darling" LP. FUZZBOX will follow-up their recent UK hit ( "International Rescue") with "Pink Sunshine" on May 8.
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COMPACT DATA ® Despite unusually stiff competition, the dubious honor of Promotion Item O' The Week simply must go to Chrysalis for servicing radio with the new Pursuit Of Happiness single ( "She's So Young ") on
an eight-track stereo tape cartridge! jazz vocalist /songwriter Robert Kraft's "Quake City " LP. Upon opening the brown cardboard box, we found the CD version of the album, a bandage, matches, a candle (scented French Vanilla), a shotsized bottle of Jack Daniel's whiskey, one rolled Trojan condom (undoncha just know it used), and a roll of "Life Savers" candy.
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All you folks out there in Radioland and Recordville with memories longer than your credit lines may recall that late last year Mike Bone and company initially serviced the Pursuit Of Happiness album "Love Junk" on Digital Audio Tape. Obviously, this is one marketing plan that has gone future to the back. Now the only question is will Chrysalis reservice TPOH's cult-jam "I'm An Adult Now" on a 78rpm disc or a wax cylinder? Less retrogressive, but almost as impressive contenders for Promo Item O' The Week include Motown's fully- operational, lifesize, plastic lunchbox for Diana Ross's "Workin' Overtime" single, which came packed with a CD single, a cassette single, a copy of the video, and a raincheck good for one lunch with "your favorite promotion person workin' overtime to bring you the hits." (We have a hunch most of the abovementioned coupons will be redeemed on May 29, when La Ross's LP is due to hit the streets.) Also earning X -tra points for usefulness was the "Earthquake Survival Kit" sent out by Sherman Oaks, CA -based indie Sonic Edge on behalf of its first release, pop/
xf&W
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Viva Las Vegas On Monday (4/24), that legendary rock 'n' roll band known as Eddie & the Cruisers will make their long- awaited return to live! performances when the actor Mi-
chael Pare and the new "Eddie & the Cruisers" band will open for no less than Bon Jovi at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas. Not surprisingly, the Cruisers' brief (two-song) concert performance is being filmed for the final sequence of the upcoming "Eddie And The Cruisers II: Eddie Lives" movie that's set to be released via Scotti Bros. in mid- August. As was the case with the first film, Scotti Bros. recording artists John Lafferty & the Beaver Brown Band will create and perfrom the songs heard on the sequel's soundtrack LP.
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PAULA ABDUL/Forever Your Girl (Virgin)
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10 FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS/She Drives... (IRS /MCA) 12 HOWARD JONES/Everlasting Love (Elektra) 5 DEF LEPPARD /Rocket (Mercury)
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MADONNA /Like
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MILLI VANILLI /Girl
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R.E.M. /Stand (WB)
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Keef To Get `Living Legend' Award
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ROXETTE/The Look (EMI)
THIRTY EIGHT SPECIAUSecond Chance (A &M) TONE LOC Funky Cold._ (Delicious Vinyl /Island)
WINGER /Seventeen (Atlantic)
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BOBBY BROWN /Every Little Step (MCA)
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DEBBIE GIBSON /Electric Youth (Atlantic) GUNS N' ROSES /Patience (Geffen) C.
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Won't Back Down (MCA)
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HEAYlt,É BELLE STARS /Iko Iko (Capitol)
CARRACK 8 NUNN /Romance (Columbia) FINE YOUNG... /She Drives... (IRS /MCA) BETTE MIDLER/Wind Beneath My Wings (Atlantic)
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EDIE BRICKELL & NEW... /Circle (Geffen)
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group proudly known as Fundamentalists Anonymous has announced plans to boycott Pepsi -Cola to protest the soft -drink manufacturer's decision to drop its recent Madonna ad in the wake of the Material Girl's video for "Like A Prayer" touching off a firestorm of fundamentalist furor. In making the announcement, Fundamentalists Anonymous cofounder Richard Yao said, "If we don't take a stand now, the next victim of the Jimmy Swaggart crowd could be Frank Sinatra!" A New York -based
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ROACHFORD Cuddly Toy (Feel
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DEON ESTUS /Heaven Help Me (Mika /Polydor)
EXTREME /Kid Ego (A &M) GREAT WHITE /Once Bitten, Twice Shy (Capitol)
INFO. SOCIETY /Repetition (Tommy Boy/Reprise)
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VIXEN /Love Made Me (EMI)
14 REBA McENTIRE 15 DURAN DURAN 16 AMY GRANT 17 KENNY G.
18 SAM KINISON 19 ROBERT CRAY BAND
20 CHEAP TRICK
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TNT/Tonight I'm Falling (Mercury) Real Me (Capitol)
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CONCERT PULSE
BELLE STARS /Iko Iko (Capitol)
STRAY CATS/Bring
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COWBOY JUNKIES /Sweet Jane (RCA)
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Another Pepsi Boycott Planned
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MEDIUM
Living Colour, Tin Machine (David Bowie's new band) , Robert Palmer (and yes, he'll bring those "Palmer Girls "), and the Living Legend his badself (backed by his touring outfit, the X- pensive Winos).
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ROY ORBISON /She's A Mystery To Me (Virgin)
SKID ROW/Youth Gone Wild (Atlantic)
The awards show /concert will be broadcast live to American audiences via ABC-TV, and shown internationally via tape to more than 50 countries around the globe. Among the acts set to perform are
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INDIGO GIRLS/Closer To Fine (Epic)
JULIAN LENNON /Now You're
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UPCOMING
STEVE WINW00D/Hearts On Fire (Virgin)
CURE /Fascination Street (Elektra)
TANITA TIKARAM/Twist
ANGELS (A &M) Single: Fascination Street/Cure (Elektra) Other Featured Artists: Pogues, Toni Childs, Raheem EARTH GIRLS ARE EASY Single: Love Train /Hall & Oates (Sire /Reprise)
TAKE 6 /Spread Love (Reprise)
GRAYSON HUGH/Talk
SAMANTHA FOX/I Only Wanna
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L. FORD I/O. OSBOURNE/Close My... (RCA)
THE DREAM TEAM Single: Hit The Road Jack/Buster Poindexter (RCA)
A Prayer
BONNIE RAITT/Thing Called Love (Capitol)
THIRTY EIGHT SPECIAL /Second Chance (A &M) TRAVELING WILBURYS /End Of_. (Wilbury/WB)
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It has been said that when the Big One drops, the only things to survive the blast will be cockroaches and Keith Richards. Which at least partially explains why the Rolling Stones guitarist should be the first recipient of the "Living Legend" award to be handed out at the first International Rock Awards show, scheduled to take place on May 31 at the 69th Battalion State Armory in New York City.
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Rhino Records has renewed its exclusive distribution deal with CEMA. Under the terms of the new, three-year agreement, Capitol staffers will promote a select to be number of Rhino titles chosen by the two companies each year.
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(WTG) Singles: All For Love /Nancy Wilson Keeping The Dream Alive /Freiheit Other Featured Artists: Replacements, Living Colour, Joe Satriani RAIN MAN (Capitol) Singles: Iko Iko /Belle Stars Scatterlings Of Africa/Johnny Clegg & Savuka Other Featured Artists: Bananarama, Ian Gillan & Roger Glover LEAN ON ME (WB) Single: Lean On Me /Thelma Houston & the Winans Other Featured Artists: Roxanne Shante, Guns N' Roses, Stetsasonic WORKING GIRL (Arista) Single: Let The River Run /Carly Simon Other Featured Artists: Sonny Rollins, Chris Rea, Pointer Sisters BEACHES (Atlantic) Single: Wind Beneath My Wings /Bette Midler CHANCES ARE Single: After All /Cher & Peter Cetera (Geffen) TWINS (WTG) Single: Only Have Eyes For You/Marilyn Scott Other Featured Artists: Spinners, Jeff Beck, Nayobe SING (Columbia) Single: Romance /Paul Carrack & Terri Nunn Other Featured Artists: Patti LaBelle, Kevin Cronin, Johnny Kemp DREAM A LITTLE DREAM (Cypress/A &M) Singles: Rock On /Michael Damian Whenever There's A Night /Mike Reno Featured Artists: Lone Justice, Van Morrison, R.E.M. SLAVES OF NEW YORK (Virgin) Single: Buffalo Stance /Neneh Cherry Other Featured Artists: lggy Pop, Maxi Priest, PiL THE NAKED GUN Single: I'm Into Something Good /Peter Noone (Cypress/A &M)
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ANDERSON, BRUFORD, WAKEMAN & HOWE CULT SHEENA EASTON TIM FINN AMY GRANT SAM KINISON WYNTON MARSALIS METAL CHURCH BEBE & CECE WINANS ZULUS The CONCERT PULSE Is a weekly computerized report ranking each artist by then average box office gross reported per venue. Courtesy of Polstar, a publication of Prompters' On -Line Listings, (800) 344 -7383, or In Caffornia,
(209) 224 -2631.
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1967/Do you promise to love her tender, give her a big hunk o' love, and be her teddy bear when she gets lonely? Elvis Presley weds Priscilla Beaulieu in Las Vegas. 1969/Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash tape a TV special at the Grand Ole Opry. 1970 /Elton John releases his self -titled debut album in the US. 1977 /The Clash begins its first tour of the UK at London's Roxy. 1980 /The ACM proclaims Loretta Lynn Artist of the Decade. 1988 /Billy Joel is cleared of charges he defamed musician John Powers, who claimed Joel plagiarized "My Life." Joel called Powers a "creep" in a 1982 Playboy interview. Born: Nick Feldman (Wang Chung) 1955, Ray Parker Jr. 1954,Judy Collins 1939, Rita Coolidge 1944
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TUESDAY, MAY 2 1960/Ben E. King leaves the Drifters to go solo. 1967/Fearing the Beatles' soon- to -be- released "Sgt. Pepper" album would forever be judged superior, Beach Boy Brian Wilson abandons his highly ambitious "Smile" album. Wilson had worked on the project more than a year.
1979 /The Who play their first concert with Faces drummer Kenney Jones, who replaced Keith Moon. 1986 /Tommy Chong makes a guest appearance on "Miami Vice." 1988/An Australian novelty firm owner asks Mick Jagger for permission to market his ashes in million -dollar hourglasses. Jagger doesn't respond. Born: Larry Gatlin 1948, Lou Gramm 1950, Brian Stanley (Reckless Sleepers) 1954, Lesley Gore 1946
WEDNESDAY, MAY 3 1965 /KHJIL.A. switches formats to "Boss Radio," with Robert W. Morgan doing mornings and The Real Don Steele in afternoons. Format spreads nationwide and establishes originator Bill Drake's place in history. 1975 /That dude's got some funky glasses Elton John sings "Bennie And The Jets" on "Soul Train." 1976/Paul McCartney makes his first US stage appearance in ten years as the "Wings Over America" tour
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begins in Ft. Worth.
1986/Dolly Parton's Dollywood amusement park opens in Nashville. Also, Stephanie Mills returns to the Apollo Theater for the first time since winning amateur night there six weeks in a row in the '70s. 1988/A Minneapolis judge dismisses a plagiarism suit brought against Prince by his sister Lorna Nelson. She claimed he stole lyrics for "U Got The Look." Born: James Brown 1928, Engelbert Humperdinck 1936, Frankie Valli 1937
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In a Florida hotel room, Keith Richards falls asleep while improvising on a new 1965 /Birth of a classic guitar. The next morning, he frantically tries to remember the riff, notices a tape recorder he left on, and plays back "Satisfaction." 1973 /Paul Simon begins his first solo tour. Shows are recorded and released as "Live Rhymin'." 1984 /Tina Turner's comeback hit, "What's Love Got To Do With It," is released. Song hits #1 wins three Grammys, and reestablishes Turner as a superstar. 1988 /While filming the video for "Glam Slam," Prince surprises 400 extras with a 90- minute, mostly oldies set. Born: Bob Seger 1945 ,
SUNDAY, MAY
ON YOUR DESK THIS WEEK "Special Edition Remix /CD"
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1968/1 50 Rome riot police storm the stage when the Move set off explosives as part of the show. There's no property damage, and only a few minor injuries occur. 1972/The Rolling Stones release what is perhaps their best album, "Exile On Main Street." 1986 /John Cougar Mellencamp joins protesting farmers at the Chillicothe, MO Home Administration Office. Farmers had protested for financial relief since 3/11. Born: Jimmy Ruffin 1939, Janis Ian 1951, Chris Frantz (Talking Heads, Tom Tom Club) 1951, Billy Burnette (Fleetwood Mac) 1953 Paul Colbert
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J E JACKS N "NINETEEN FOREVER" the first hit single from
Ronnie Raphael, S.W.A.N.
Debbie Meister,
Blaze Of Glory
(AM 1404)
(SP 5249)
Jeff Gelb,
J.B. Brenner, A &M Records
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Bill Siddons & Associates
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Fred Deane, FMQB
Tom "T-Bone" Schepke, KISS
Danny Buch, Atlantic
Stephanie Mondello,
Harvey Kojan, R &R
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Al B. Sure! BRAD MESSER
"If I'm Not Your Lover"
Should Everyone Be A TV Star? Radio's power to create in-head pictures is unmatched. With only a few words and sound effects, radio can conjure up literally fantastic mental images of anything imaginable. Ask anyone who's ever broadcast a fantasy concert, a nonstop summer poolside party, or an April Fools Day remote from a nonexistent underground mall. Utilizing a listener's imagination is fun. It's effective. It probably ought to always be done. Here comes the point: why would any radio personality who is in many other respects of sound judgment want to jeopardize the mental image he has created in the minds of his listeners? Why, oh why, do DJs assume they'll be smashes in their own TV commercials? In a TV spot, if the jock comes on wearing fine clothes and smiling his biggest smile, a viewer may not necessarily see the beauty of it. As he watches, he may be making up his own reactionary, counterproductive script:
"Hi, I'm Bob the Deejay Who Plays The Hits and thinks he's pretty incredibly popular, here in my own commercial. These are my little zits, these are my worn Hush Puppies and my rented tuxedo, I should have had my hair trimmed before we filmed this, and I'd like you to believe it's really true that people look a LOT fatter on TV than they really are." Well? How many times have you watched someone else's TV spot and missed the intended message because you were running a mental scoresheet? I'm a mere media man myself, but I have a vague feeling that real listener -type people do that kind of critiquing, too.
Other than ruggedly-handsome Casey Kasem, smoothly -beautiful Mary Turner, and oh-so -cute Rick Dees, do you think there are 15 or 20 air talents in the US who could look better on TV than they automatically already do in the minds of their listeners?
It's risky business. Glance at my photo up there. Should that face appear on the tube? Hell, no, I won't go. It's much easier to deal with people through a mike or on the phone, where I can frankly admit that I am frequently mistaken for Tom Selleck (except a little more muscular) .
From my point of view, if you want to create an image to advertise a business that has as its main products fun and imagination, then you either hire a pretty face or go animated. A talking head isn't my most logical choice of a tool to promote music.
All -Time Best Movie? MONDAY, MAY
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"Citizen Kane," which some consider the best movie of all time, premiered
in
New York City in
1941. It was produced and directed by its star, Orson Welles, from a script based on the life of newspaperman William Randolph Hearst. The film's basic theme was that money isn't everything. The Soviets just said no in 1986 when other countries offered technical help at Chernobyl. Five years ago it was estimated that America had about 350,000 homeless people. British jets attacked Argentine positions at Falkland Island airfields in 1982. Amtrak went into service in 1971. Elvis married Priscilla in 1967 (divorced 1973). May Day. Birthdays: Judy Collins 50. Jack Paar 71. Glenn Ford 73.
The Day It Rained Rocks TUESDAY, MAY 2
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Well, they weren't literally rocks, but the hailstones that battered Alabama in 1929 were about
as hard. This was the day the famous hailstorm hit Tuscaloosa, stacking hailstones a foot deep. In 1985 the E.F. Hutton brokerage firm pleaded guilty to 2000 charges including check fraud, and agreed to pay a $2,750,000 penalty. Three days of Vietnam War demonstrations began in the District of Columbia in 1971. Gen. Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson was shot by one of his own Confederate soldiers in 1863 in a mixup over a password;
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Iron Lady Elected WEDNESDAY, MAY 3
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Margaret Thatcher was elected Britain's first female Prime Minister ten years ago. Three years ago, when NASA attempted its first space shot since the "Challenger" disaster, the unmanned rocket went berserk after launch and had to be exploded. The Broadway musical "The Fantastiks" opened in 1960. Commercial jet airline passenger service began in 1952. West Virginia imposed the first state sales tax in 1921. Birthdays: Wynonna Judd 25. Doug Henning 42. Frankie Valli 52. James Brown 55.
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1942, just five months after America entered WWII. Japan lost 39 ships including an aircraft carrier and a cruiser; the US lost the carrier "Lexington," a destroyer, a tanker, and more than 60 planes. It was Japan's first setback since Pearl Harbor. The Supreme Court told the Rotary clubs in 1987 that they must admit women. The Ohio National Guard killed four unarmed students at Kent State University in 1970 during a war- protest demonstration. In 1776, Rhode Island declared independence from England two months before the United States Declaration. Birthdays: Jackie Jackson 38. El Cordobes 53. Roberta Peters 59. Audrey Hepburn 60.
First Astronaut Rocket Ride Produced by Al B. Sure! and Teddy Riley From The Smash Platinum -Plus Album In Effect Mode Management: Uptown Enterprises, Andre Harrell © 1989 Warner Bros. Records Inc.
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Sunday (5/7): Willard Scott 55, Johnny Unitas 56, Teresa Brewer 58.
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Terri Lyne Carrington
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Sound Advice
Attracting Listeners
Mark new music with a sticker, reminding.:. jocks to` introloutro. Don't overhype your contests. Be aware of the public's heightened media awareness. Stage more event -oriented promotions.
For Keeps
PDs Weigh Music Sweeps, Promotions, And Contest Overhype In Part II Of Roundtable
If you gathered a few ideas from last week's programmers' debate, then stay tuned. WZOU /Boston's Tom Jeffries, KXYQ /Portland's Jim Ryan, WKZL /WinstonSalem's Chuck Holloway, and KQKQ /Omaha's Drew Bentley discuss the on-air formatics, contests, promotions, and positioning statements that work for them. Name That Tune? RR: Where do you stand on the front/back -announcing issue? TJ: Anything that's new or brand new at WZOU is either presold or back -sold. Most people listen to the radio passively. Active people know what the song is they're paying attention. 90% of the audience will wait; if they like the song, they may call you asking what it was even if you just an-
"I believe in back announcing and use an old- fashioned method to get my jocks to comply: put blue dots on the carts." -Jim Ryan
nounced it. So back- announcing and "say it when you play it" can be perceived as too [much] clutter. In this town, they'll call and tell you to shut up and play some music. JR: I believe in back- announcing and use an old- fashioned method to get my jocks to comply: I put blue dots on the carts. Blue means new; you'd better say who it is and the name of the song. Once the song starts showing up in the callouts, we pull the blue dot off. Then it's up to the jocks, but I urge them not to intro top records that everyone is familiar with. I also format the station so new records are in a position to be front- or back- announced.
we've promoted the number of minutes of music we play and that we play continuous music. We've never been perceived as talking too much because we're talking about things people want to hear. People listen to radio for companionship and because it satisfies a need to hear their favorite music. If you can hit the hot buttons in their lives, then you won't have to take the personality off your station.
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The other thing I tried to teach my staff is a quote I've been living by for years: "I live by habit and for excitement." So we give listeners the consistent 12 -in-a -row habit, then we throw a monkey wrench at them. We stage a contest or something goofy ... we have a jock do something strange, and they sit up and listen.
owns the rights). The first time we went up two points, the second time we were off three because people got sick of it. It was the big contest
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jocks' faces, gave the money away, and had an auction for prizes. It was successful but there was a lot of clutter promos, liners and it made us sound junky. According to Birch monthlies, I was back to number one in January and number one the month of the contest. We ran clean aside from sustaining promotions ( "Birthday Cake Game" in mornings, album giveaways at night). The rest of the time it was just the jocks and the music. In February we loaded up the promotion calendar and the numbers were down the tubes again. My advice: don't overdo promotions. CH: Contesting may give you an edge. However, if you're relying only on contests, they're just not that high a priority to listeners. They add to the fun, but if your product is off target, the audience isn't going to stick around after the contest is over. There must be a compelling reason to listen. JR: Contests are good in that they give jocks something extra to talk about adding some sizzle to the station. Do they really attract listeners? Only if a prize winner happens to be a diarykeeper, and the chances of that are astronomical. In the last fall Arbitron, (AC) KEX gave away $10,000 every Thursday. I actually read a diary comment from a guy about 35 who said, "Does the fact that this rating period begins on Thursday have anything to do with KEX giving away $10,000 every Thursday ?" Even the listeners are starting to catch on to how we play this game. CH: I just visited Arbitron in February and discovered there were quite a few comments about stations buying listeners. That's interesting because we were doing absolutely no money promotions in that sweep, opting instead for event promotions. It seems evident that stations were trying to hype their audiences; more than one diary comment said, "I wish they'd just shut up and play the music."
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One reason is that on Wednesdays, USA Today prints the shares and ratings of TV shows. People remark, "Hey, `Roseanne' had a 52 share this week." Years ago they weren't aware of that stuff. That paper also does front-page articles about radio, like the recent one on Pirate Radio (KQLZ /Los Angeles) and Scott Shannon. Radio used to be filled with legendary on-air contests like the
"Last Contests" and "Diamond Hunts" things that were bigger than life. Today, in states with lotteries where you can score millions, what does $1000 mean? In my book there's no substitute for
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touching, feeling, being out in front of people and showing them a good time. JR: One of our best contests was something I stole from a guy I interviewed with for a PD job: we hold baby races. The parents come out with their little kids, who crawl toward a finish line. Prizes are savings bonds or a college education something for their future. The kids are all under six months old, and we get hundreds of parents entering. Nike is here in Portland, and we've tied them in with baby running shoes for the contestants.
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MOTION Mark Lobel upped to MD at WBLI /Long Island Rick Andrews handles MD duties and middays at KZOZ (Z93) /San Luis Obispo, CA Smokin' Willie B from WFLY (FLY92) /Albany takes nights at WKSE /Buffalo KZFM/Corpus Christi, TX Production Manager and night rocker J.D. Gonzales has been upped to PD; Tod Tucker remains as Asst. PD /MD Jill West has left KWIZ /Santa Ana, CA and surfaced doing late- nights at KGMG /Oceanside, CA Gus Swanson has been upped to Promotions Director at KKRZ/Portland Former WAZY /Lafayette, IN PD Steve Louizos has landed at WIXX/Green Bay, WI as night rocker WSSX/Charleston, SC parttimer Rockin' Rod moves to overnights WTHT /Portland, ME MD Jack Parmele adds Asst. PD duties. WKMX/Dothan, AL middayer John Houston adds Production Director duties KCPX/Salt Lake City signs WFMF /Baton Rouge, LA's Scotty Mac as Production Director /middayer and nabs Wayne Wright from KEZY /Anaheim, CA for overnights At WDCG (G105) /Durham -Raleigh, NC, Wayne Michaels moves from overnights to middays and Marc Anthony shifts from parttime to PM drive KBEQ /Kansas City adds Roger Caruso to weekends Former Wild Cherry lead singer Rob Parini joins the morning team at WZMM (Z107) /Wheeling, WV Dancin' Danny Wright has signed on to do afternoons at WKDD /Akron, OH. Steve Casey has landed the PD gig at KIVA/Albuquerque, coming from the same slot at KGRX/Phoenix T.J. McKay has been upped to OM at WNOK/Columbia, SC and will continue his noon -3pm show while assisting PD Jonathan Rush. .
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If you're looking for 25 -34s, do something for their kids! Their kids can't listen, but it makes you very special in parents' minds. RR: How involved are you with
personal appearances? TJ: Last year we did 96 personal appearances in the first six months of the year.
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not so much what you give away but how you go about it. Make it interesting, make it goofy, make them sit back and say, `Wow, this is really different. We've never seen that before.' " -Drew Bentley DB: We did 20 in November alone and almost as many in December, January, and February. When we do an appearance, we try to tie it to something that's going to make people come out. Here in Omaha it's the Nebraska Furniture Mart, which is considered to be the largest furniture store in America. We held a musical chairs birthday contest for the 95-year -old woman who runs the store. Some 98 listeners played and broke 50 folding chairs in the process. We gave away four rooms worth of furniture. It's not so much what you give away but how you go about it. Make it interesting, make it goofy, make them sit back and say, "Wow, this is really different. We've never seen that before. "
RR: What are your on-air positioning statements? TJ: "WZOU, Home Of The Frequent Listener Club," which is based on an ongoing promotion established with direct mail. There are 80,000 registered members who hold a card. We call out their names for prizes, and it's been very successful. We're also the "Ten -In-A-Row Station." JR: "Portland's New Music Leader," "First With The Freshest Music," and "Whenever You Hear New Music You're Listening to Q105." CH: We use "FM 107.5 WK71..
Today's Hit Music" as a positioner and are currently involved in onair voting, which we call "Voice Your Choice." In this market we have strong AC and Classic Rock competition, so we've also adopted "Today's Hit Music." It's appropriate since we live in a disposable society where people want to keep up with what's going on. DB: We're calling ourselves "Omaha's Number One Hit Music Station," which we did before we became number one, but it's worked for us. With everyone else in town so gold- oriented, everything I try to do is current-based. RR: Are you doing TV, outdoor, or bumper stickers in the spring sweep? TJ: I'm doing direct mail and
JR : Can't say yet. CH: I'm in the same boat, I don't want to show my hand. DB: This market keeps changing, and I'm hearing rumors of two more format changes within the next month. For now we're going to try and stay as clutter-free as possible.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY Karyn White (second from left) stopped by to celebrate the fourth birthday of student -owned and operated WJPZ (Z89) /Syracuse, NY. Shown with the party cake are (l-r) WB's Jeff Criden and Z89's DJ Finesse and T-Bone Harrison.
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WAY TO GO Toronto's "The Record" recently handed out its annual record company and radio station awards, and CKOI/Montreal's Guy Brouillard was named MD Of The Year. Shown is Guy with a little something for his wall.
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WFBQ's Totally Live Morning Show WFBQ/Indianapolis recently tossed out its regular AM drive format and produced some of the most enter-
taining and innovative programming I've heard in a long time. For five hours the station returned to the days of live radio, as a veritable army of musicians, comedians, and engineers joined morning men Bob Kevoian & Tom Griswold at a local recording studio to perform skits, song parodies, and commercials all without the benefit of tape.
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(although several advertisers liked the new spots so much they've decided to buy them for future use). "When we first started talking about doing live commercials, nobody could really grasp what we were trying to do," Hughes recalls. "The sales department's first reac-
tion was, `You want to do what?"' That's not surprising when you consider that Hughes, knowing the special spots would run long, wanted the morning show commercial inventory reduced by 25 %. "Asking your GSM to pull spots from your morning show is bound to raise an eyebrow," Hughes acknowledges. "But when we explained the concept and suggested she charge a premium rate, she jumped on it." The sales staff had all the live spots sold within a week. To further enhance the broadcast, Hughes arranged for the venerable Don Pardo to serve as booth announcer for the event. Unfortunately, Pardo was stricken with laryngitis and forced to cancel
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at the last minute. Nonplussed, Hughes telephoned his good buddy Joe "The Voice Of AOR" Kelly, and the well-known producer flew down from Chicago for the occa-
"At first we were simply planning to do Bob & Tom's songs live," Hughes says. "But we kept asking ourselves, `What do we need to do to take it to the next level ? "'
sion.
Hughes decided reaching that "next level" would be achieved by incorporating national acts into the show. "We had a hard time getting the record companies to understand the concept," he says, but
"Asking your GSM to pull spots from your morning show is bound to raise an eyebrow." Seeking The `Next Level' The production quickly began taking on a life of its own, growing daily in stature and complexity.
Positive Response Fuels Promotion
and Columbia eventually came through with Dennis DeYoung and Tommy Conwell, the latter performing via satellite from MCA
New York City. All in all it took a month from conception to reality, with the final week dominated by extensive rehearsals. Approximately 50 people were involved in the production, and a full video crew taped the show. When edited, the tape will be available to the general public, with all proceeds going to charity. The show's cost around $6000 was considerably larger than originally anticipated. Ironically, although it was a live show, tape was a major expense the entire five -hour event was captured on 24 -track equipment. (That two-inch tape costs a bundle.) The video crew didn't come cheaply. Airfare for some invited performers also added to the bill, as did the buffet provided for clients who attended the performance. "The real benefit of this promotion came after the show," Hughes says. "The talk it's generated among both listeners and advertisers has been tremendous. And we've been able to continue referring back to the show by playing the live performances we carted up." The extensive local news coverage on the first day of the spring Arbitron certainly didn't hurt. "The airstaff got off on it, the sales department and the advertisers got off on it, and it really energized everyone entering the
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just can't sit and tell someone to get excited, and pulling it off showed the staff just what we're capable of doing if we're focused and dedicated. I've already seen that attitude translate to the air."
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Sam Kinison recently spent three memorable days with WCMF /Rochester morning maven Brother Wease.
trolled environment," Hughes says. "The next time we plan to take it to either a major club in town or an outdoor amphitheatre."
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A STRONG INTERVIEW KILO/Colorado Springs staffers came running when Jim Capaldi dropped by the station. Hanging out were (l-r) Atlantic's Michael Brannan, KILO PD Rich Hawk, MD Alan White, Capaldi, Island's Dave
Darus, and Capaldi's manager John Taylor.
MARK DI DIA can't play the Godfathers on the radio. But you can.
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PLATINUM PRESENT KFMU/Steamboat Springs, CO PD Dave Ross (I) receives a platinum Tracy Chapman record from Elektra's John Tope.
SEGUES KZOQ /Missoula, MT morning man Dave France has been upped to PD; Vern Argo continues as Chief Engineer . . WIQB /Ann Arbor PD Jeff Crowe exits WVBR /Ithaca, NY's new PD is Eric Simon KFMX/Lubbock, TX names John Gregg Stone MD Knapp now handles MD duties at WWWV/Charlottesville, VA.
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URBAN CONTEMPORARY
WALT LOVE
YBPC Plants Carolina Roots Chapter Mounts Membership Drive, Focuses On Job Training, Networking One of the Young Black Programmers Coalition's (YBPC) primary goals has been to expand via 'active
chapters around the country. The North/South Carolina chapter is attempting to accomplish that goal with practical workshops, increased participation, and a drive to double its size. Swelling The Ranks North Carolina A&T University's WNAA /Greensboro is run by PD/
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instructor Yvonne Anderson. She has served as President of the North/South Carolina YPBC chapter for three years. According to Anderson, the chapter currently numbers approximately 100 members, with 60% working radio professionals. "We have some mem-
"Our people need guidance, knowledge, and training. The only way any of this will be accomplished is for us to do it ourselves." bers who are very active from the music industry, which really helps. For '89-'90 our goal is to increase membership to a total of 200 duespaying radio members." Despite the word programmers in the YBPC's name, membership eligibility is hardly restricted to PDs. "The YBPC is an organization of, by, and about radio," Anderson explained. "Everything that's connected to radio is our universe. If you're an owner, GM,
job interview skills. We even have workshops that will cover what a GM is looking for when hiring a PD, air personality, account executive, etc., with several GMs agreeing to come and share their knowledge. And we're going to let people know how to go about looking for a better job." Along those lines, the organization's new slogan is: "The Carolina Chapter YBPC Your First Step 'lb A Better
Job."
Yvonne Anderson
GSM, air personality, news director, or a student, and you love radio, and want to learn and share knowledge, we'd like you to join."
Grass Roots Effort Meetings are held once a month on every third weekend. The primary purpose of most functions is practical job preparation. "All this
year we've scheduled workshops on how to prepare a proper air -
The toughest task Anderson has faced is trying to keep radio people involved on a continuous basis. "We'd like to see them participate in our workshops and network more. People do stay in touch by calling or writing, but it's by being there for our monthly meetings that they would do the most good for themselves and for the organization.
"This is a grass roots effort," Anderson continued. "Our people need guidance, knowledge, and training. The only way any of this will be accomplished is for us to do it ourselves. So I'm doing my part along with others who care and dare to make a difference."
Picture This Do you ever picture yourself in Well, stop thinking about it and gather your best black and R &R?
white promotional photos (clear color shots are fine, too) and drop them in the mail to Walt Love at 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067
check and resume, as well as on
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Minority Shopping Traits Here's a summuary of key findings about the general shopping characteristics of blacks, whites, and Hispanics: BRAND LOYALTY: Hispanics are extremely brand loyal; a whopping 72% report they stick with a brand once they've tried and accepted it. Blacks and whites, on the other hand, are considerably less likely to be brand -loyal (30% and 28 %, respectively). ECOLOGY -MINDEDNESS: Ecology isn't an overwhelming concern to most consumers. Just over a quarter of Hispanics claim to be ecology- minded, but almost half (45 %) say they aren't paralleling whites. Nearly the same percentage of blacks see themselves as ecology- minded (36 %) as those who don't (34 %). CAUTIOUSNESS: 45% of Hispanics list cautiousness as a shopping trait. About a third of blacks and whites are uncautious shoppers, but blacks are more likely to view themselves as cautious (43% of blacks, vs.
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27% whites). CONFORMITY: More Hispanics identify themselves as conformists (23 %) than do blacks (19 %) or whites (5 %), but a plurality feel they are somewhat conformist. Blacks and whites strongly identify themselves as nonconformists buyers (the figures are 59% and 65 %, respectively). WILLINGNESS TO EXPERIMENT: Fully 72% of Hispanics are not trial -and -error shoppers; only 28% call themselves
experimenters. Blacks (32 %) are the most likely to throw caution to the wind and try something new, but many (49 %) won't. The breakdown for whites: 25% are self -described experimenters, 44% are not. The figures for all three groups indicate that concern for the dollar translates into tried -andtrue purchases. ABILITY TO BE PERSUADED: Hispanics say they are a tough sell: 77% maintain they can't be persuaded when it comes to purchase decisions. Blacks (60 %) and whites (62 %) are also reluctant to change their minds. IMPULSIVENESS: Blacks (29 %) are almost twice as likely as whites (15 %) to view themselves as impulse- shoppers. However, each group shows high "not impulsive" numbers, with determined Hispanics (72 %, vs. 64% of whites, 43% of blacks) showing the least tendency to buy on impulse. PLANNING AHEAD: Only 28% of Hispanics see themselves as planners. Given the lack of impulsiveness noted above, it's not surprising that 57% of blacks and 40% of whites describe themselves as planners. STYLE -CONSCIOUS: Hispanics are far more likely to see themselves as style- conscious; 78% say they are, vs. 42% of blacks and 23% of whites.
Source: "Selling Beverages to Black Consumers In US Metro Markets," California Beverage Hotline.
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High Profile KWG Wins On AM
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By Mike Kinosian Programming most music formats on AM continues to be a weighty challenge. However, there are several notable Full Service AC, Country, and Urban successes - as well as a few in the Gold arena. One example is seven -year Gold performer KWG /Stockton. "In order to be successful, AM stations have to develop a high profile," said KWG PD Pat Kelley. "We're involved with civic organizations and events that touch a lot of people in the community. Listeners come out to see the people behind the voices, and it's important to get out and shake hands. Listeners will also give feedback on what they like and don't like about the station."
Power /Dial Position: 1000 watts (day & night)/1230 AM Market: #90 Rated Metro Stations: 11 Rated Non -Metro Stations: 23
Arbitron Fall '87 /Fall '88 12 +: 5.2/4.1 Fall '87 /Fall '88 12+ Rank: 6 (tie) /5 Fall '87 /Fall '88 25 -54 Rank: 1/2 (tie) Fall '87 /Fall '88 35 -64 Rank: 4/4 12+ TSL: 101.3 minutes per day
Fending Off Challengers Presently, KWG enjoys format exclusivity in its market. "Other stations have tried (Gold) and haven't been as successful," the six-year station vet maintained. "In some cases, stations here have tried Gold two or three times in the
last few years."
1989 On -Air Presentation Unlike some AM Gold stations, KWG is careful to make its presentation sound contemporary. "Our
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plays standouts like Danny & The Juniors, Bill Haley & His Comets, and ballads from groups like the Platters.
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air talents range in age from mid -20s to mid -40s," said the 37- year-old Kelley. "We're music intensive and forward- moving. There was more personality when this music was first played on the air in the early to mid -'60s, but we have an '80s on -air style; we just happen to be playing oldies."
KWG, whose last format was Country, also has been able to outlast Gold challenges from the FM band. "The previous attempts weren't presented in such a way that would draw listenership; there were problems with on -air presentations and music selection. I don't think other stations in this market have the same solidarity with their on-air staffs as we have with ours."
Kelley sees Gold showing rays of hope for music programming on AM. "Provided you have a decent signal and there's a need for this format, it could be an ideal tool for revitalizing an AM station," he
commented.
A continuous loop sound effect of a clock ticking was played under the last several songs leading to noon. Then, over the Byrds' "Turn Turn Turn," VP /GM Charles Seraphin delivered the following: "Life is a series of beginnings and endings; seasons change and the world turns. This is a very personal message for 93.1 FM listeners. "Over the past few months, you've been with us as we refined our format. We played several different types of rock music and called it the 'New 93.1 FM.' Some people continue to call it 'KNX -FM.' We called it Contemporary Adult Rock. Some people called it a hybrid format. Some of you wrote us and told us you loved our approach; some of you were not so kind. Whatever you called it, whether you liked it or not, thanks for listening.
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FATS DOMINO /Whole Lotta Loving (Over intro) "Oldies 93FM, KODJ and Rich Fields here with the Four Seasons." FOUR SEASONS /Stay Jingle "Oldies 93FM, KODJ. This is Jimmie Rodgers. JIMMIE RODGERS/Honeycomb "Oldies 93FM, KODJ playing the greatest hits of all time."
Ode To A Disfigured Cat In what we hope will be a monthly feature, here's our inThis itial installment of the Song Parody of the Month. came to us from KZPS/Dallas PM jewel -"Ayatollah" driver Stubie Doak, who says the station has received
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Stevens's "Moonshadow." I'm being followed by the Ayatollah: Ayatollah, Ayatollah. Ducking down alleys from the Ayatalloh: Ayatollah, Ayatollah.
And if Khomeini catches me, He'll beat the Shi -ite out of me. And if Khomeini catches me, Awaaaaaaay, won't have to write no more. I
saw a man to whom said, Hey you're Cat Stevens, he shook his head. The name is Yusef, and now you're dead. Awaaaaaaay, won't have to starve no more.
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R &R's monthly Gold column will feature ratings updates, music monitors, clever promotions, key personnel moves, and station profiles. Your help is needed to make it work. So forward station newsí promotional events, as well as fun
Ayatollah, Ayatollah. Dodging bullets from the Ayatollah Ayatollah. Ayatollah.
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Jingle FLAMINGOS /I Only Have Eyes For You Weather over weather bed /jingle JOHNNY BURNETTE/You're Sixteen (Over intro) "Oldies 93FM, KODJ playing the most oldies and the
Beatles." BEATLES /I'm Happy Just To Dance With You Recorded Liner RAY CHARLES /Georgia On My Mind
93, KODJ and Rich Fields." JOE BENNETT & THE SPARKLETONES /Black Slacks Jingle FORTUNES /You've Got Your Troubles "Oldies 93FM, KODJ. Set a button here for non -stop oldies. This is "Oldies
Dion." MITCH RYDER & THE DETROIT WHEELS /Sock It To Me Baby! (Recorded :30 Promo) "The call letters are KODJ. The frequency is (jingle 93FM. The station is sing 'Oldies 93 KODJ')." TOYS /Lovers Concerto "Oldies 93FM, KODJ, Southern California's new oldies station." .
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bison." ROY ORBISON /Running Scared
"And now, the world turns. In the radio business, the final measure of station's success is the estimated size of its audience. The people who keep track of such things tell us that we have not garnered the level of audience support necessary to continue with this format. In fact, they say there are fewer of you listening now than when we conceived this format. "Seasons change and as winter blossoms into spring here in Southern California, we're proud to announce the birth of a brand new member of the CBS radio family. Beginnings and endings, months in the making, our new baby is completely developed. Our baby will grow and prosper and, with your support, will be a friend and an invited guest to your life for years to come. Looking to the future, we're turning back the clock to the music and memories you grew up with. Thank you for your continuing support. Wish us well as we proudly give birth to the newest, freshest radio station in America. "Ladies and gentlemen, it gives me great pride and pleasure to an'Oldies 93,' KODJ 'Los Angeles. Turn nounce your new oldies station it up and tell a friend." a
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President/GM David Manning proudly displays the ACM trophy for Station of the
Station Of The Year: WSIX /Nashville This year's Academy of Country Music "Hat" award for the Country Station of the Year recipient is WSIX/Nashville.
The station's rise to prominence has not so coincidentally coincided with the summer 1987 arrival of new owner Hicks Communications and President /GM David Manning. Shortly after the deal closed, Maiming took to the TV airwaves announcing the station had suspended normal programming and wanted to hear what the people of Nashville wanted WSIX to be. After the station fielded thousands of calls, on September 1 Nashville received what new Manning TV spots said the people asked for: "Continuous Country Favorites" and the return of Gerry House to the morning show after a yearlong hiatus House spent at KLAC/ Los Angeles. The debut of "The
New
Nashville market-watchers estimate WSIX's first -year promotion budget as a Hicks property exceeded $500,000. When asked about the
figure, Marshall said, "The amount isn't as important as how it was distributed. We didn't buy the book. Creating product awareness and then locking listeners in required that kind of expenditure."
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Programming Philosophy Marshall had been with the station three-and-a-half years as MD and was named acting PD shortly after Manning took over just prior to the station's sale. Describing the station's philosophy, Marshall said, "Fun and personality are the words we live by. We entertain the audience by having fun on the air. We try to create the feeling that we're fun people to hang out with. People feel comfortable with us." To achieve that on-air feeling, Marshall said he programs "with a pretty loose hand. Our people have a lot of freedom to do and create in the control room. Our success is a credit to the staff and the job they do. I'm our jocks' greatest fan." The WSIX staff includes House, sidekick Paul Randall, producer Devon O'Day, newsman Al Voecks, and Sports Director Duncan Stewart in the morning; Hoss Burns, middays; C.C. McCartney, afternoons; Chappell, evenings; and Chester P., overnights. Weekenders include Marty Fitzpatrick, Bennie Shipley, Diane Justice, and Travis Turk. Doug Baker is Asst. PD, Ron Dini MD, and Lu Mosley Promotions Director.
Promotionally Speaking Incredibly active promotionally, WSIX currently has three cash giveaway contests running simultaneously. Said Marshall, "Cash is the universal grand prize. Everybody wants, needs, and can use it. One kind of contest makes people aware of our product and another entices them to keep listening. Cash is the best motivator to accomplish both those goals."
WSIX's current/gold ratio is Marshall said he likes a higher current mix than most Country stations air, adding, "Country favorites can mean currents as well as oldies. Programmers around the country need to show more faith in what's being produced in this city. A lot of the new music isn't even being listened to, while a lot of old music is being played to death. Of course we play the well- researched, hit oldies, but they're not the mainstay of our stable." 45-55.
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House is unquestionably at the heart of the station's success. Before leaving for Los Angeles he was consistently on top of the 12+ heap. But the previous owners didn't support the station the way it is supported now; though it did well, it usually ranked between fifth eighth 12+ and in the top five 25-M.
every ARB book (12+). WSIX maximizes House's popularity by having him on the air seven days a week. In addition to
his Monday- Friday morning chores, "The Best of House," anchored by Marshall, airs Saturday mornings from 6-l0am and feaContinued on Page 84
DJs OF THE YEAR
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WSIX" was accompanied by a major ad campaign and big-buck onair promotions. A little over three months later, Manning, PD Eric Marshall, House, et al were rewarded with the best 12+ Arbitron in the station's history as WSIX
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Higher Current Mix Than Most
For the first time ever, there was a tie for DJ of the Year. Sharing the honors are WGKXIMemphis middayer Jon Conlon and WRKZIHershey overnight personality Dandalion. Winners are determined by a vote among industry personnel selected by the ACM. They were honored last week on national TV during the ACM award show telecast.
Jon Conlon is currently in his second stint as midday personality at WGKX/Memphis. After graduation from Marymount College in Los Angeles, Conlon's first job was as the evening talent at AOR WJKL /Elgin, IL in 1982. In May '83 he moved to Memphis and was part of the original WGKX Country airstaff. After two years there he moved to crosstown WRVR, where he split two years between evenings and afternoons. In 1986 he moved back to 'GKX, again in middays but adding the MD title. Conlon, who has a degree in Radio-TV, said he knew since childhood he wanted to go into broadcasting. "I love to get behind the mike every day," he related.
Making Middays Unique Describing his on-air style, Conlon said he strives to sound "warm, personable, contemporary, and in touch with what's going on in town. Because we're the only Country station in Memphis we're competing with the CUR and AC stations, so I have to do a contemporary- sounding show with lots of promotions to attract the at-work listener." Acknowledging that "sometimes management forgets about middays," Conlon credits his success with the stations' approach of doing promotions, contests, and other elements unique to his midday show.
An example is WGKX's "Favorite Four" contest, in which every business in the city was mailed a form asking for the offices' four favorite country records. Conlon draws an entry and plays the designated four tunes daily at 11am. The person calling from the office of the day wins $106 and qualifies for a $10,006 shopping spree.
Jon Conlon Conlon also added that conversations with contest winners are opportunities for midday jocks to inject personality into a time slot which is often ruled by station positioning liners between the music. Conlon, who recently became engaged to last -year medical school student Renee Giometti, said he would someday like to get into TV reporting. He hastened to add, however, that he'd want to maintain a daily radio spot as well because "there's so much more fun dealing with the theater of the
mind."
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she's "real proud" to be the first woman ever to receive the ACM DJ of the Year award. "It's great to be the bride instead of the bridesmaid," she laughed, referring to her three previous CMA Personality of the Year nominations that didn't result in wins. Dandelion started her radio career at age 41 quite by accident. Before getting behind the mike she worked for the US Postal Service, driving 110 miles round-trip between her home and job. Because she worked at night, she spent a lot of time listening to big -signal AM stations. That also meant she spent a lot of time listening to country music, which she grew to love. Between all-night trucker radio and the CB she bought in case of emergencies during the long commute, she developed an interest in trucking and began writing for a truckers' magazine. She also published a book on trucker humor that led to an appearance on Big John Trimble's WRVA/Richmond radio show. Not long after, Trimble asked her to fill in for him when he was on vacation. The radio bug bit, and Dandelion began searching for a job. Her CB handle became the air name she would later use. With two weeks of experience, she called four stations and was offered the all-night show at WIOV/ Ephrata, PA. After two years there she moved to the WRKZ (Z-107)/ Hershey overnight show in 1981, where she's been ever since. She became Z-107's MD in 1983.
Overnight Freedom Dandelion loves overnights because "I can do anything I want," she said. "I get to program my own music. I play Cajun, bluegrass, crossover, and traditional. I do theme shows and play records with the same theme back-to-back." About a third of the 18 records per hour Dandelion plays between midnight-5am are currents. "I use
Dandelion my show as a testing ground for new product," she explained. Describing her on-air philosophy, Dandelion said, "I don't do a lot of talking; I entertain with the music I play. What talking I do is background on the artists and music, especially new artists. I talk about songwriters and do a lot of music trivia." She said her thoughts on what late-night radio should be were forged from the time she spent working during the wee hours of the morning. "It was the best preparation I could have for what I do," she said. "I know what the people who listen want, because I've been
there." This mother of three and grandmother of four says she would love to do a Country TV talk show, spotlighting women and their contributions to the country industry. About the award, Dandelion said, "There are probably a thousand other disk jockeys who deserve this more than I do, but nobody loves the music as much as I do."
NASHVILLE THIS WEEK
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Artists Band Together For New Farm Project A group of country artists will gather in Nashville June 6 to record Bill Withers's "Lean On Me" for the Farm Project, a new effort to raise money to benefit American farmers. CBS Introduces At last count, organizer Chad American Originals
Kramer had enlisted the help of Southern Pacific, Larry Boone, Michael Johnson, Tim Malchak, T. Graham Brown, Eddy Raven, Johnny Rodriguez, Tom T. Hall, and Withers. Proceeds from the sale of the record/video will go into the Farm Project Fund for educational programs, financial assistance for farmers, and scholarships for farming students.
CBS /Nashville will begin releasing a series called "American Originals," consisting of repackaged recordings from their archives, in June. The selections were chosen based on historical influence and originality, not just chart success. The first group of releases includes songs by Sonny James, Ray Price, Stonewall Jackson, Johnny Horton, Charlie Rich, Dav-
Age: 39 Born: June 17, 1949 in Nashville, TN Place Called Home: Nashville Current Single: "I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight" Current Album: "This Little Town," set for mid -May release Producers: Steve Buckingham and Russell Smith Label: Epic Manager: Bill Carter Musical Influences: Hank Williams Sr., Jerry Lee Lewis, Ray Charles, Ray Price Attractions: Album "Anger & Tears," "American Tragedy," "This Little Town"
Sight."
Signings: When the Aces broke up in 1981, Smith toured solo and with Levon Helm in the Muscle Shoals All Stars band. During this period Smith recorded for Muscle Shoals Records, and an album on CapitollNashville was released in Europe. Midway through the '80s Smith decided to slow down and sharpen his songwriting skills, so he became a staff writer at MCA Music/ Nashville. Since then other artists including T. Graham Brown, the
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Lefty Frizzell, Marty Robbins, Carl Perkins, Claude King, George Morgan, and Mel Tillis. The recordings will be available on cassette and CD.
Russell Smith
Beginnings: Native Tennessean Russell Smith learned to love music listening to the Opry and the Chuck Wagon Gang on WSMI Nashville and blues on WLACI Nashville. He started playing guitar at 12, began writing songs in high school, and after college formed a band which later became the Amazing Rhythm Aces. During the '70s the Aces had a string of hits including Smith's "Third Rate Romance," "Amazing Grace (Used To Be Her Favorite Song)," and 1976 Grammy winner The End Is Not In
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The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band brought together old and new friends to record CIRCLE I1, FAMILY PORTRAIT '89 their "Will The Circle Be Unbroken ll" album, and somehow got most of them in one place for this family portrait.
Package Tour News
"This Country's Rockin' " is the title of a seven -hour concert to be held at the Silverdome in Pontiac, MI, May 6. The extravaganza will feature country, rock, R&B, and blues acts whose styles have influenced one another. "TCR," which will be broadcast on pay per-view cable, will also kick off a
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Huber Named NSAI Director
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House's nationally syndicated "America's Number Ones" airs Sunday mornings, and his "Countryline USA" is on Sunday evenings. House is also the station's TV spokesman in the Film House "Music Machine" spots.
View From The Top
Russell Smith Oak Ridge Boys, and John Conley have recorded his songs. In
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Songs: Smith's first singles for Epic were "Three Piece Suit" and "Bonnie Jean." His upcoming LP, "This Little Town," will include more Smith- penned tunes and the current single "I Wonder What She's
Doing Tonight," which debuted at 50 in R &R last week.
Pat Huber
Pat Huber has been named Director of the Nashville Songwriter's Association, as 20year Director Maggie Cavender is promoted to Director Emeritus. Huber most recently worked for United Cerebal Palsy and is a former Tree Publishing staff writer. NSAI founder Cavender said, "I think it's time for someone else to take over the everyday workings." Huber commented, "I'm delighted. hope this will be a long-
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Foster & Lloyd, Highway 101, Patty Loveless, Gary P. Nunn, Restless Heart, Ricky Van Shelton, Shenandoah, the Shooters, Darden Smith, Southern Pacific, the Sweethearts Of The Rodeo, Steve Warmer, Keith Whitley, and Tom Wopat.
Nashville Notes The Gatlin Brothers recorded an as- yet -untitled live LP during shows at Harrahs /Lake Tahoe. It's set for September release. New Grass Revival's "Live At The Toulouse Festival" LP which was recorded in Toulouse, France in 1983 will be released on Sugarhill Records midsummer.
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weekly three-hour radio show hosted by promoter /host Jim Fitzgerald that will carry the same multiformatted theme. There are plans for a magazine, a 900 number hotline offering artist messages, and a concert video. Artists confirmed to perform at the event include Southern Pacific, the Sweethearts Of The Rodeo, David Lynn Jones, Exile, Gregg Allman, the Marshall Tucker Band, William Lee Golden, Highway 101, T. Graham Brown, and Etta James. The Red Man Golden Blend Country Concert Series kicks off this month, and the first leg will cover the South and Midwest. The shows feature a variety of artists, including T. Graham Brown, Earl Thomas Conley, Rodney Crowell,
No WSIX overview would be complete without the thoughts of
its architect, Manning, whom Marshall described as "one of most creative GMs I've ever worked for. He also possesses the rare quality of caring for and about the people who work here." Discussing WSIX and its success over the last 18 months, Manning said, "I wanted to make people aware of a format that, in Nashville, got bypassed by individuals who have a negative perception of country; one that's all pick -ups, overalls, and Bar -B-Que sandwich giveaways. "I grew up here, and it wasn't
the music that kept me from listening to Country radio but the image projected by the stations playing country music. I'm the type of person I wanted to reach with the new WSIX. That was who we had to reach to survive against WSM -FM. "We brought sizzle, good feelings, great announcers, and top promotions to a Nashville station which also happened to play country music. That attitude has taken us through doors no Country station had been through before." Manning is especially proud of "repositioning the image of a Coustry radio station in Nashville" and of turning loads of people into country listeners. "We only duplicate 28% of our 25-54 audience with WSM-FM," he said. "We have a lot of (AOR) WKDF and AC listeners who came here for the entertainment and discovered they liked country music. As long the labels continue to broaden country music's horizons the way they have the last few years, I'm confident we'll be able to continue growing our shares."
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Cleveland Not Cavalier Toward AC Cleveland is the battleground for a top -notch format fight among WLTF, WDOK, and WMJI. WLTF is currently on top, but its rivals aren't far behind. "We've stayed within our stratetgy of 'Lite Rock/Less Talk' and have been very consistent in our presentation, marketing, and promotion efforts," commented WLTF PD Dave Popovich. "This is a market that's been able to support several niche AC formats; we do well, WMJI does well, and WDOK does well. These are three good stations that not only serve AC listeners, but also attract listeners from other format arenas." Conceding WLTF doesn't make exciting print, Popovich maintained the station has stayed consistent musically over the past few years. "Honest to God, we really haven't changed this station," he said. "We still play '60s songs, although maybe not as many as a year ago. It's not becauses we don't like oldies anymore; we do a lot of research, and many of our listeners are burned on some oldies." Popovich outlined the differences among the city's main AC players by saying, "People go to WMJI for oldies; people come to us
for today -leaned music, and WDOK is for more conservative AC listeners who want a softer environment."
Winning Without Being Blue According to Popovich, there are several key reasons why WLTF captured the 25-54 crown in the last two books. "Our `Love Lite' show in the evening (love songs and dedications Monday-Saturday 8pm-midnight) is a strong characteristic of the station, and Trapper Jack's morning show has grown nicely. We've tak-
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Arbitren 12+ Fall '87 /Fall '88: 7.4/8.3 Birch 12+ Winter '88/Winter '89: 5.8/8.9 Arbitron 25-54 Fall '87 /Fall '88 Rank: #3 (tie) /#1 Birch 25 -54 Winter '89 Share: 11.3 ( #3) Arbitron 12+ Fall '88 TSL: 82.3 minutes per day
Cleveland's newest AC challenger, WDOK, entered the scene slightly more than 16 months ago. The former BM/ EZ outlet made an impressive impact, registering three successive 25 -54 gains. "If we tie or beat WMJI, I'd just be in heaven," said WDOK PD Sue Wilson. "WLTF is a very bright, uptempo, hip AC, and WMJI is more oldies -intensive. Both play rock & roll for adults. We tried to fill the need for a soft AC. Until we came on, people didn't realize how hard 'MJI and 'LTF are." WDOK is in better shape today than Wilson had projected. "We've turned into the station to listen to in offices. I was hoping the pie could be sliced into more pieces, but wasn't quite sure we would get this big a piece," she admitted.
WDOK sister station WWWE carries both the Cleveland Indians and Browns games, but when both are in action the same day WDOK airs the Browns. "We get a nice kiss in the fall because of that," remarked Wilson. "Originally, said this would never work because sports and music -intensive stations just don't mix, but the results have been great. People have found us because we carry the Browns and have stayed with I
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Dave Popovich en the approach of being a fun morning show without being blue. We're a family-oriented station." He also said contesting and double -play Tuesdays contributed to the station's image and success. Among 25-545 in AM drive, WLTF posted strong gains in spring and summer but dropped in the fall. The morning show is third overall behind WMMS and WMJI. While some programmers opt to ignore format competitors or pretend they don't exist, Popovich openly states his feeling about longtime rival WMJI: "They don't like us and we don't like them." t__
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WMJI Tries To Recapture The Magic After posting 25-54 wins over rival WLTF in the fall '87, winter '88, and spring '88 Arbitron books, WMJI/ Cleveland is looking to avengge last year's summer and fall One step eight-month WMJI PD Joel Lind is taking is simulcasting the station's morning show on television (Channel 61) . "Since we have the kind of morning show (Lanigan & Webster) with a lot of jumping around and activity, it will lend itself well to television," reasoned Lind. CHRs Q105 /Tampa, Y100 /Miami, and B104/Baltimore have also attempt-
ed this ploy, but Lind said, "I don't think anyone outside of CHR has tried it."
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Fragmentation Cleveland's radio fragmentation had a direct effect on WMJI, but not on WLTF. Lind explained, "We're oldies- based; they're contemporary- based. When WDOK became a serious competitor, it cut into our traditional oldies -based audience. WLTF has the luxury of operating as a contemporary based AC with no significant mainstream CHR competition under any definition, WMMS is an AOR playing some CHR crossover. As a result, WLTF has been able to get a lot of 18-34 females by default. In
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Joel Lind any other market in America, these 18-34 women would be listening to the market-leading OHR." Lind also mentioned WLTF's extensive use of outside media. "They bought hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of boards with their morning man's face (Trapper Jack) appearing 50 times larger than life. We hadn't done any external advertising, so it was important for us to do it in a big way. We've estimated that they're
outspending us by at least two to one." WMJI produced a series of intriguing spots featuring Lanigan & Webster. WLTF's slogan is "Lite Rock/Less Talk;" WMJI is running a promo which refers to WLTF
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ON SHOW, needed immediately for year -round rated market. Heritage station, Adult AOR format, located in Northeast. We support creativity, we demand excellence! This is a competitive situation. Don't come here looking to retire! T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #442, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE /MF
Top New England combo seeks experienced "news communicator" yesterday. T &R: WMAS, Fred Snyder, Operations Manager, Box 1418, Springfield, MA. 01101. (4/21) EOE I
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Pyramid Broadcasting's WHTT seeks Program Director with solid credentials in music scheduling software, promotion, sales, and talent management. Send resume and station composite to: WHTT /PD, Buffalo Hilton Hotel, 3rd Floor, Church and Terrace Sts., Buffalo, NY 14202. EOE /M -F
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Anchor/Reporter sought for station with heavy news commitment for midday shift. T &R: WERA, Mike Kennedy, 120 W. Seventh St., Plainfield, NJ 07060. 14/211 EOE
SOUTH WMWG "Magic 105.5" is accenting tapes and resumes for all shifts. Females and minorities are encouraged. T&R to: Pro-
gram Director, Box 6199, Florence, SC 29502. 14/141 EOE
098 seeks CHR
PM drive communicator who knows the difference between being enthusiastic and being hyper. NC beckons) T &R: Box 35297, Fayetteville, NC 28303. 14/141
New Hampshire's newest CHR powerhouse seeks a morning man yesterday. Programming experience a plus. T &R: WHOB,
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55 Lake St., Nashua, NH 03060. 14/211 EOE
Soft AC station seeking News Anchor /AT for future parttime openings. T &R: WEZF, Box 1093, Burlington, VT. 05402.
TOP PRODUCER OF
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(and many other top stars) SEEKING NEW TALENT FOR RECORDING AND NATIONAL RECORD DISTRIBUTION. Send demo and master tapes (including $15 for handling and reviewing time) to: MARCELLINO PRODUC-
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Leading New England combo seeks experienced "News Corn municator" yesterday. T &R: WMAS, Fred Snyder, Box 1418,
Springfield, MA. 01 101. 14/141 EOE WYRY /Keens, NH seeks Newsperson to cover news for NH/ VT /MA tri- state. Self- starter, two years' experience in news. T &R: Steve Young, 130 Martell Ct., Keene, NH 03431.
(4/14) EOE New Pennsylvania FM seeks aggressive Sales Manager and staff. Be part of a pro organization committed to winning. Resume: WGBE, Box 1111, Williamsport, PA 17703-1111. 14/141 EOE
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CHR WHMP -FM, seeking fulltime overnighter and pamime day AT. Women and minorities encouraged. T &R: Mike Dion, Box 268, Northampton, MA 01061. 14/21) EOE
Growing West Virginia AC /CHR has opening for Afternoon Drive AT. T &R, salary requirements: WELK, 228 Randolph Ave. Elkins, WV 26241. 14/211 EOE Help wanted. Stations with strong local news operation seeks afternoon /evening Newsperscns. Experience preferred. Delivery and writing skills mandatory. T &R: WNAW/WMNB, Box
707, North Adams, MA 01247. 14/211 EOE
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battle, rush a cassette aircheck, and resume to: Jim Rafferty, Program Director, 92 Star FM,' 1111 Park Avenue. The Penthouse, Baltimore, MD 21201. No calls, no beginners. EOE
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Fuiltime Air Personality needed for Atlantic City AOR. Production and promotion experience a must. T &R: WZXL, 3010 New Jersey Ave., Wildwood, NJ 08260. 14/211 EOE
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News Director sought for New Hampshire Country outlet. Must be aggressive. Great facilities /decent bucks. T &R: Mike Nelson, Box 1010, Newport, N.H. 03773. (4/21) EOE
DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING. BURBACH BROADCASTING CO. Nine stations. Supervise local chiefs. Participate in repair & installations. Experience, travel required. Good salary, benefits, company vehicle. Contact: William T. Shannon, VP -Box 1184, Erie, PA 16512. EOE
in east Long Islam CHR seeks a morning jock. Must be intelligent, witty, topical yet mature. Can you do all and more? T &R: 252 West Montauk Hwy., Hampton Bays, NY 11946. 14/211 EOE
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New Pennsylvania FM seeks hungry, aggressive Sales Manager and sales staff. Be part of a Pro organization commmitted to winning. Resume: WGBE, Box 1111, Williamsport, PA 17703-1111. 14/21) EOE
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HotLine Promotion Director with large market experience in marketing, contesting, and great "capture the moment" ideas. Resume: WFOX, 2000 Riveredge Pwy, Atlanta, GA 30328. 14/211 EOE
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T &R /Salary requirements: WCVQ, Chip Hoback, Box 2249, Clarksville, TN 37040. 14/210 EOE
"Hot 105" /Montgomery,
AL. is seeking talented Urban/CHR AT. Strong production, good organizational skills. T &R: WZHT, Mickey Coulter, Box 4420, Montgomery, AL 36103. 14/21)
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AC station near Nashville seeks experienced AT. Production skills necessary. T &R: WKRM, Box 1377, Columbia, TN 38402. No phone calls please.14/211 EOE
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Award-winning suburban DC full- service with heavy emphasis on news. News and Air Talent slots open. T &R: WAGE, 711 Wage Drive, Leesburg, VA 22075. (4/21) EOE
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Talent with production skills needed. Top Country station in Myrtle Beach, SC wants youl T &R: WYAK, Dean McNeil, Box 15401, Surfside Beach, SC 29577. 14/21) EOE
Morning man sought for popular ocean resort area AC. Smoke free environment, decent pay, beautiful area and great benefits. Call John Harper, 1919) 4744 -3434 from 12n -2p EST. 14/21) EOE
Aggressive Urban outlet seeking Sales Manager with same qualifications. Minimum two years' experience. Resumes: WDKT, 200 Main St., Madison, AL 35758. 14/211 EOE
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Southwest Florida AC looking for qualified AT. Must be creative, and project personality. No liner readers. T&R: WEEJ, 4288A Jotoma Ln., Charlotte Harbor, FL 33980. 14/211 EOE
SOUTHEAST CHR SEEKS MORNING TALENT
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We're looking for a STAR. We need a PERSONALITY who can relate to Adults, Loves Personal Appearances, and is GREAT on Phones. T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #440, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
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Minimum of one year experience, with good production and remote skills. T &R to Dave Broman, Program Director, 519 North Main, Kokomo, IN 46901. An equal opportunity employer minorities and females encourag-
WGFX is a Classic Rocker ready to explode in one of the hottest radio markets in the Southeast.
Minimum two years sales management experience with success in achieving budgets, inventory control, and increasing rates. Must be experienced in sales training, motivating, and leading by example. Must be willing to mix it up in a super- competitive radio environment. Sales staff is 8 to 10 people. Benefits include one of the finest radio facilities in the southeast, a hot new morning show, and all the sales support upward mobility
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Sales Disciplined self-starter with desire to earn un- i limited income in sales for top South Florida radio station. We will train. Team environment. EOE. Contact Jackie Labeck at (305) 581 -1580.
perfect world, the morning news personaliwe make room for on our AOR morning show PURE ROCK & ROLL would be able to handle our over -active morning team and perform short, but clever, news updates. We're not looking for award -winning journalism, but we'd love to discover an experienced jock or newsperson who can stand on their own and write very creatively from today's headlines. Great company. Great facility. Market leader! T &R to Guy Perry, 1229 Brady, Davenport, IA 52803. EOE In a
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NEWS ANCHOR PROGRAM DIRECTOR FLORIDA CHR
Y-95 in Laredo,
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Rare opening! Heritage CHR with format exclusivity and ratings success seeking a
pole Group), has
ing for high energy 7- midnight personality. Tape & resume to: Larry Swikard, Group Manager, P.O. Box 1638 Laredo, TX 78044.
multi -talented team leader with 3 to 5 years CHR programming experience. Must have thorough knowledge of music, promotion, production and technical operations. Strong will to win essential!! Letter and resume to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #437, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
EUE. No calls.
MASSIVE TALENT SEARCH Orleans' #1 station looking for three New
outstanding individuals to fill the following positions ... Morning Drive Co-Host /Sidekick, Production Director, Afternoon Drive Personality. T &R to:
Mr. Bob West, Q -93 FM /AM,
1440 Canal Street, Suite 800, New Orleans, Louisiana 70112. EOE
MIDWEST News Director to manage four person staff. Good reporting/ writing /air skills. T &R: WIRL, Jim Glassman, Box 3335, Peoria, IL 61614. 14/141 EOE Future openings for all on-air shifts. T &R: WTLZ, Jack Lich, Box 107, Saginaw, MI 48606. No phone calls. 14/21) EOE Leading AOR KODS/Duluth, MN has immediate midday opening. Should have at least three years' experience. T &R: Mike Keller, Box 16167, Duluth, MN 55816 -6167. 14/21) EOE
Parttimers: If you're within driving distance of Kalamazoo and would like to move up to new station and like AOR, send T &R: WRKR, Bill Martin, 9835 Portage, Portage, MI 49002. 14/21) EOE
100,000 watt Easy Listening outlet
AFTERNOONS 92.5 KZPS, Dallas /Fort Worth's only classic rock and roll station has a rare opening for a 2 -7pm afternoon drive talent. 3 to 5 years medium to large market experience necessary. Experience in Classic Hits /Classic Rock a definitive plus in your favor. Must have the ability to excel in face -to -face situations with listeners. Must have the creativity and assertiveness it takes to win and stay on top in a very competitive major market. Tapes and resumes only to John Shomby, VP /Programm-
in No. Michigan is seeking an experienced morning AT. Good money for right person. T &R: Dennis Martin, Box 286, Petoskey, MI 49770. 14/211 EOE
adult contemporary seeking aggressive GSM to lead experienced veteran staff. Solid opportunity for indívidual to join growing company. Send resume to Larry Justice, President/CEO, WQEZ -FM, 17843 San Carlos Blvd., Ft. Myers Beach, FL 33931. An EOE
We've installed "major market" multi -track production studio to prove it.
You'll find all the tools and toys you'll need to fill the shoes of our award-winning production manager (who is moving up to
Akron's News/Talk WNIR has opening for news anchor /reporter, with award winning news department. Talk show hosting and television news can also be part of the package. Call Bill Klaus (216) 673 -2323. EOE
Show us your creativity and attention to detail with your resume and cassette to: JMcCullough, WLPOIWAJK, PO Box 215, La Salle, IL 61301.
WEST Jump into our pool. Energetic, cleancut program department personnel needed. New Arizona and current Utah class "C" FM's. Country/AC. T&R: KCKK, Box 368, Kanab, Utah 84741. 14/21) EOE
Medium AOR Has 2 Openings! Mornings: Can you be unpredictable, topical, use the phones, and have a rock 'n' roll attitude? Production: You'll handle airshift, organize Prod. Dept., and do creative promos in our state -or- the -art facility. T &R to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #445, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
ATTENTION Play -by -play announcer
wanted for NBA Franchise. Send tape and resume to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #438, Los Angeles, CA
90067.
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wer 107 searching for AT. T&R: Jack Lich, Box 107, iaginaw, MI 48606. 14/21) EOE
Rocky Mountain Country AM seeks morning AT for future opening. Definite team player. No beginners and no phone calls. T &R: KVOC, Robin Perry, Box 2090, Casper, WY 82602. 14/21) EOE PM driver sought for Northern California Classic Hits AC. Hip adult communicator, no rookies. T &R: Russ Novak, 2121 Lancy Dr., Modesto, CA. 95355. 14/211 EOE
KYYA/Billings, MT now accepting applications for fulltime AT for 7P -12M shift. Previous experience a must. Good production and high profile. T&R: 1645 Central Ave. 59102. 14/211 EOE Wanted: Traffic reporters to fill vacant Metro Traffic positions in the San Francisco Bay area. T &R: 12 S. 1st Ste. 1210, San Jose, CA 95113. 14/21) EOE
KOLH /San Bernardino, CA is recruiting aggressive consultant Salespeople. Call: Robin Abercrombie at 17141 737 -1370, 14/21) EOE
Promotion Director sought. Wack -filled, creative, CHR ideas a must. Beautiful Colorado Springs. Resume: KIKX, Ken Richards, 304 South 8th St., Colorado Springs, CO 80905. 14/211 EOE Radio syndicate seeks pamime assistant for general office and celebrity interviews. Experience preferred. Resume'/cover letter: Box 615, Van Nuys, CA 91408.14/211 EOE
New Tucson FM seeks Program Director. Experienced creative professional with strong promotional skills. T &R: FM, 2509 N. Campbell #342, Tucson, AZ 85719. (4/211 EOE
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Country WGAR seeks great night talent. If you're a good jock, know country and like Country fans, send T &R: WGAR, 9446 Broadview, Cleveland, OH 44147. 14/21) EOE
Madison's new FM oldies station is looking for parttime weekend AT. T&R: Dave Dunkin, 2306 W. Badger, Madison, WI 53713. 14/211 EOE
TURN SOUTH BEND UPSIDE DOWN Indiana - looking for entire air staff. New facility. Hot new group. Stability and a future for pros who can play team ball.
ANNOUNCER:
ing, KZPS, 15851 Dallas Parkway, Suite 1200, Dallas, TX 75248. No calls! EOE
GSM S.W. Florida's top rated FM
North Central Illinois full -time AM and class A FM (soon to be 25K) knows the value of top-flight commercial production.
the #13 market!).
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Capitol Broadcasting. It's a hero situation. Send resume and sales philosophy to Michael S. Crusham, WGFX, 3100 West End Avenue, Suite
Will you be our new production manager?
50,000 watt, non -commercial, FM station is seeking applicants for an evening announcer. Position requires skills in production, news gathering and anchoring and live air work. Send resume and aircheck to Director of Personnel, WBCL Radio, Ft. Wayne Bible College, 1025 West Rudisill Blvd., Ft. Wayne, IN 46807. WBCL is an Equal Opportunity
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Adult, witty, wacko, creative. Rush T &R with salary history to Program Director, 102FM, 3602 N. Grape Road, Suite 7 -106, Mishawaka, Indiana 46545. EOE
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NEWS DIRECTOR WANTED MIDWEST TOP 35 FULL -SERVICE LIGHT ADULT FM seeks high profile morning personality. Friendly, real adult appeal, phones a must. Local Full- Service morning show plus many personal appearances to be mastered. Have talent got dollars. Send T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #444, Los Angeles, CA
90067.
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Top 20 market needs a talented individual to gather and report the news in concise segments and interact with high visibility morning team. Show us your writing style and how you use actualities. We'll move quickly on the right person. Send tape & resume to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #446, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE
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Female voice for Washington automated station. Mostly production and PSA's. T &R: 4611 W. Clearwater, Kennewick, WA. 99336 or call Leonard at 1509) 547-9600. 14/211 EOE
The Valley's "Y -94" currently seeking a few adult communicators. T &R: J. Stephens, Box 70002, Fresno, CA
93744 -0002.
14/211 EOE
PROGRAMMING ASSISTANT Knowledge of and/or experience in radio programming and promotion desirable. Light typing and some knowledge of computers. Must be extremely detail oriented and excellent at phone work, especially public contact. Occasional night and weekend work required. Flexibility under pressure a must. Please send resume (No phone calls) to: Program Director KLSX, 3580 Wilshire Blvd., L.A. 90010.
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OPPORTUNITIES OPERATIONS MANAGER MORNING TALENT for top rated Country FM. Live morning show, satellite after. Creative, good production. T &R to Bob Coker, KPER, Box 2276, Hobbs, NM 88240. 505 -393 -1551. EOE
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One of Southern California's most desirable coastal locations. Send T &R to Bob Adams, KVEN Radio, P.O. Box 699, Ventura, CA 93002. EOE
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POSITIONS SOUGHT Nationally known PD for AC/CHR/Gold wants challenge in CA. or AZ. Computer literate, great production, research and people skills. Call: (6191 457 -1126. 14/211
June 1st Airdate Brand new state -of- the -art high power AM stereo station in Monterey Peninsula seeks mature, creative, upbeat ATs for June 1st airdate. Also hiring full staff, all positions, full and part time. T &R to John Warren, K -PUP Radio, 1188 Padre Drive, #202, Salinas, CA 93901. EOE
Enthusiastic, aggressive female grad seeking fulltime position in Midwest. GM /PD at college and pamimer on small CHR. CYNDY: 1712) 749 -3358. (4/211
294 -2067. (4/211 Warm, friendly personality. 25 years' competitive market experience. Seeks medium market position with stable AC /Ctry outlet. Great attitude. CHUCK: 19151 699 -1903. 14/21) Mature AT with large market experience looking for work in medium market UC format. VERNON: 16021246-0474. 14/211 Operations Manager from major market seeks new opportunity as GM. Revenue and profit driven, yet broadbased in management philosophy. J. YOUNG: 13011 424-6061. 14/211 Recent college graduate with on -air experience ready to work for you. Any shift, anywhere, any format. BETH: (4191
874-1705. 14/211 could lie better than That's the kinda gal 385-1318. 14/211
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Looking for up & coming Air -Talent KMBY is looking for winning attitude. THIS IS NOT A JOB!! Experience Required T &R, Photo, Salary, requirement to: Station Manager, KMBY, 8 Harris Court B -5, Monterey, CA 93940.
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L.A. RADIO SYNDICATION CO. Seeks Affiliate Relations Manager. Major market experience necessary. Send resume & salary history to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #448, EOE
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Creative, excellent worker with voice to match. Good production skills, PBP, phones, live remotes. Seeking challenge in your market. CHRIS: (2141 967 -9860. (4/21) Energetic and experienced AT seeks advancement. Strong production /solid airwork /team player. Prefer AC/Oldies /Ctry. DAVE: (7121 233 -1660. 14/211 On your mark
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get set I'm ready to gol Announcer with various skills looking for job in Southeast. PERCY: 12121869-2300. 14/21) Experienced PD seeks on-air or PD slot at medium market station. New England or New York state. AC /CHR /Oldies. SCOTT: 16071
962 -3281.14/211
News and sports Anchor /Reporter with nine years' experience is looking to move into a bigger market. MIKE: 13081 389 -4890. 14/21)
chance...DO NOT RESPOND!
Winners only; leave a message at (714) 827 -9679 between 9aro & 5pm. PDT. All responses strictly confidential.
Drive, desire, ambition and experience. Quality broadcaster seeks on -air, production in small cor medium market. NAC /AOR. Positive environments only. AL: 13121 366 -0242. 14/211
Remember when you were looking for your first job. Hire me. Recent college graduate with on -air experience. BETH: 14191 874-1705. 14/21)
Former KISR staffer ready for fulltime. All offers considered. EDDIE RAY: (5011 646 -5282/19181 626 -3839. 14/211
Seven years' experience, top ratings in morning/afternoon,
Moving to Southwest Florida and seeking AT slot in Ft. Myers, Cape Coral or vicinity. Good pipes and attitude. Voiceover,'recording experience. AC /Oldies. EDDY: 12011460 -7076. (4/211
rr travel. 15171 386-7506. 14/211
Seven years' experience, great production, PD /MD experience, wants P2 market. I'm your best hire. JOE: (2051 837 -8813. 14/211
a job. Hard working, dedicated and loves radio. Prefer CHR /Ctry/AC but will consider any offer. DAVID:
¡ 16151
283 -4284. 14/211
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RESEARCH DIRECTOR SEEKS OPPORTUNITY TO BE AN MD, APD OR PRODUCTION DIRECTOR. LOOKING FOR A GREAT TEAM THAT WANTS TO WIN BIG! I WAS HOT, NOW I WANT #1! JEFFREY STONEHILL (212) 505 -1956
(914) 737 -7583
Funny morning show ready to move up and work hard to get your station free publicity and good numbers. JIM /JOANNE: (2031 877-8432. 14/21)
Wanted: Hardworking, pleasant, and professional seeks CHR /AC /Ctry/Gospel. Willing to relocate. KEITH BROWN: 14171
great production, PD /MD experience, wants P2 market. I'm your best hire. JOE: 12051 8377 -8813. (4/211 Lured West by high -tech station, that can't get on-air. Seasoned ND available for CA/NV /AZ. 18051 298 -5251 or (8051
298 -9471. 14/211
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I'm looking for a mentor who will take me from worst to first and to be an expert of the "zoo." JEFF: 15161 623 -8483. 14/211
Country lady with 10 years' as AT /MD /PD seeks next big challenge. Good pipes, programming skills, airwork. 12141 784 -3057. (4/21)
Morning crazy available! I'm wild, sometimes dangerous and need a new challenge. Loveable psychotic gets ratings. Multiple personalities. TOM BERRY: (2181 727 -0509. (4/211 Music is not product. radio is not a job. It is my heart and my passion. It's about love and communication. Do you feel the same way? BUD: 15151 277 -1486. (4/211 Hot Urban PD seeks stable position. DB3 Lotus literate, research oriented with high tech production and promotions. JON: (5131 851 -6292. (4/211
English DJ with three years' experience in US. More than ten years' European experience, AOR /CHR. Will relocate. (3051
Have suitcases, will travel to your market to be dominant morning team. First come, first served. KIRK /SIMON: 16011
973 -7901. 14/211
genius -type choking to death on bureaucratic red tape. Six years of national syndication /print promotion in L.A. My state- of -theart techniques revolutionized station clearance and affiliates relations and redefined the how's and why's of syndication. Unfortunately, my current employer is intimidates by ambition and the need to succeed: a definite fire and water combination (if you catch my drift). Here's the deal: I'm looking for a new challenge with a Los Angeles company who rewards those who have what it takes to win. You don't have to be the biggest but you've gotta pay the best. If you believe in a stale corporate environment, despise innovative thinking, are afraid of turning your tigers loose or lack the huevos to take a
Five years' at KTYD /Santa Barbara as morning co-host and team player seeking new opportunities. Great phones, topical, funny, street -wise. DAVID HEFFERPERSON: 18051 569 -2278. 14/21)
Energetic. teamworker currently employed in medium market seeks fulltime AT slot. love radio, all formats, and locations considered. CRAIG: 15021 366 -3193. 14/211
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so will your mornings. "Mark in the Morning" looking to serve up a great day for you. Mid- market Canada considered. 15191 537-3582. (4/211
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15 year all format pro seeking Central Indiana. Not GREGG: 19041 351 -1932. 14/211
Hard working, pleasant, professional. Any format or location will be considered. Southwest School of Broadcasting grad. GREG: 14171 736-3380. (4/211
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35 -year old kid needs CHR personality ready and willing to relocate. Young energetic team player in small market ready for next opportunity. JEFF: 12171 446 -5498. 14/211
Highly rated Jazz Air Personality, Music Director seeks eclectic, dynamic, free form Jazz innovator. SIMON HENDRIX: (3051
90067.
Hardworking, pleasant and professional. Willing to relocate. Good production skills. TAMARA: 14171 743 -2576/883 -4060.
Dick O'Brien is seeking a stay put Operations Manager/PD position. 30 years' experience in all facits of radio. Have pipes, will
EOE
Los Angeles, CA
tinuity experience. GREG: 12191 264 -0217. 14/211
Bacon sizzles..and
Tired of working in formats you don't believe in or relate to? San Francisco "NAC" needs talent who knows his /her heart and future lie with this format. Your delivery should reflect your sensibility: thoughtful, unhyped. Tape customized
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California, Country. Mornings, must have high energy, good humor, plus involvement in community and promotions. T &R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Box #439, Los Angeles, CA
Can you
Ten year experienced team player seeks PD /MD /AT position. AC /Ctry, midwest markets preferred. Production awards, con-
year CHR /AC pro with AT /OM /PD /MD experience seeks stable new CHR /AC challenge. Currently employed but available immediately. JIMMY: 13041 233 -8937. 14/211
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production and air samples with resume 'to: Paul Mitchell, KPOI -FM /98 ROCK,' 741 Bishop Street, Honolulu, HI 96813. No calls please. M /F. EOE.
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News Anchor formerly with ABC in Los Angeles and San Francisco seeks major market opening. Call: (619) 325 -6642.
Medium/large market CHR talent with ten years' experience available in Florida. Will consider all offers. 13051 721 -0582.
complete the best radio team in Hawaii! IQualified applicants must enjoy living in
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Aggressive PD/AT with 15 years' experience seeks stable medium market AC/CHR. Promotions, production. Ready to make your station sizzle. RICH: (4121287-2012. 14/211
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Bags packed. Move on your call. Asst. PD /AT. Looking to relocate to NCNA /GA or FL. RON: (9121 267 -6317. 14/211
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Hardworking North Dakota lad can do the job for you. Will move anywhere. PAUL: 17011 838 -2283. 14/211
Well -structured, up -tempo CHR AT seeking Southeast only. Thirteen years' experience. 18031 457 -4556. 14/211
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LUTHER VANDROSS For You To Love (Epic) 78% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 24/4, Light 48/31, Total Adds 35 including WXYV, WILD, WRKS, WAMO, KHYS, WEDR, WGCI, WBLZ, WVKO, KPRS. ANITA BAKER Lead Me Into Love (Elektra) 75% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 16/3, Light 55/31, Total Adds 34 including WXYV, WAMO, WHUR, KHYS, KMJQ, PWR94, WGCI, WVKO, KPRS, KJLH. PEABO BRYSON
PEABO BRYSON (61) LUTHER VANDROSS (35) ANITA BAKER (34) BOYS (31) EUGENE WILDE (26) CHUCKII BOOKER (23) VANESSA WILLIAMS (21) MILLI VANILLI (20) VESTA (20)
JODY WATLEY (74) KARYN WHITE (58) GUY (40) SKYY (39) NEW EDITION (33) ALYSON WILLIAMS (32) BOBBY BROWN (27) BOY GEORGE (22) AL B. SURE! (21)
CHERYL "PEPSI" RILEY (19)
DEON ESTUS (12)
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Show And Tell (Capitol) 67% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/4, Light 59/57, Total Adds 61 including WXYV, WILD, WDAS, WHUR, WEDR, HOT103, WGCI, WTLC, KMJM, KJLH. DE LA SOUL Me, Myself And I (Tommy Boy) 66% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 26/0, Light 33/9, Total Adds 9, KHYS, WGCI, WJIZ, WPEG, WOMG, Z16, U102, WEAS, WTLZ.
BEBE & CECE WINANS Lost Without You (Capitol) 64% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 33/1, Light 24/4, Total Adds 5, WDJY, KJMZ, KIIZ, KIPR, KMJJ. Debuts at number 38 on the Urban Contemporary chart.
CHUCKII BOOKER "Turned Away" (Atlantic) 23/23 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 23/23, Total Adds 23 including KMJQ, WEDR, WYLD, WTLC, KMJM, WNHC, WWKX, KBCE, KQXL, WPAL.
CHANELLE "One Man" (Profile) 23/6 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 17/6, Total Adds 6, KMJQ, WTLC, KBCE, WENN, Z99, KPRW. Mediums include: WPAL, WJTT, WIKS, WEAS, WGPR.
VANESSA WILLIAMS
"Darlin' I" ( Wing/Polydor) 21/21
Rotations: Heavy 0/Q Medium 2/2, Light 19/19, Total Adds 21 including WHUR, HOT103, PWR94, WGCI, WTLC, KJLH, WNHC, WWKX, WFXA, WXOK.
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"Easier Said Than Done" (Priority) 21/2
Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5 /0, Light 16/2, Total Adds 2, KIPR, Z92. Medium: WEDR, WFXA, WJTT. WEAS, KPRW.
MILLI VANILLI "Don't Forget My Number" (Arista) 20/20 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/2, Light 18/18, Total Adds 20 including WDAS, WUSL, K104, WYLD, KPRS, WNHC, OC104, WWKX, WEKS, WFXA.
PUBLIC ENEMY "Black Steel In The Hour Of Chaos" (Def Jam /Columbia) 20/1 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0. Medium 3/0, Light 17/1, Total Adds
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KMJM. Medium: KDAY, WJTT, WEAS.
CHERYL "PEPSI!" RILEY with FULL FORCE "Every Little Thing About You" (Columbia) 19/19 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/Q Light 19/19, Total Adds 19 including WHUR. WKYS, KMJM, KJLH, KSOL, WNHC, WATV, WFXE, WZFX, WQFX.
LYNCH "Magic Spell" (Capitol) 19/10 ROBERTA FLACK "Uh -Uh Doh -Ooh Look Out (Here
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Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0/0, Light 19/10, Total Adds 10, KSOL, WJIZ, WENN, WWDM, WFXC, WDKT, WLOU, WDZZ, KPRW, WTLZ.
Come)" (Atlantic) 56/3
Rotations. Heavy 6/0. Medium 27/D, Light 23/3. Total Adds 3. KJLH, WWKX, WATV. Heavies include: WDAS, WGCI, WXOK, WJMI, WQQK. Mediums include: WDJY, WHUR, WKYS, KHYS, KRNB.
MARCUS LEWIS "Searching For A Good Love" (Epic) 54/3 Rotations. Heavy 0/0. Medium 10/0, Light 44/3, Total Adds 3, KSOL, WQFX, WALT. Mediums include: WDJY, WGCI, WPAL, WFXE, KITZ.
MILES JAYE "Objective" (Island) 51/15 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 11/1, Light 39/14, Total Adds 15 including WEDR, KJLH, KQXL, WXOK, WPAL, WFXE, WQMG, WQFX, WJMI, U102. Heavy: WZAK. Mediums include: WYLD, WJIZ, WFXA, WWDM, WCDX.
EUGENE WILDE
"She's So Cold" (Epic) 46/14
Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 9/1, Light 37/13, Total Adds 14 including WRKS, WYLD, WBLZ, KDAY, KBCE, WXOK, WENN, WWDM, WQFX, Z99. Mediums include: WHUR, WNHC, WWKX, KITZ, WIKS.
LEOT1S
"On A Mission" (Mercury) 43/14
Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 8 /0, Lght 35/14, Total Adds 14 including HOT103, KQXL, WXOK, WENN, WFXE, WZFX, Z104, WALT, WBLX, WOQK. Mediums include: WHUR, WYLD, WWDM, WFXC, KIIZ.
NEVILLE BROTHERS "Sister Rosa" (A &M) 40/5
"Cash" (Epic) 18/8
Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 16/8, Total Adds 8, WWKX, WEKS, WOMG, 2104, WIKS, WCDX, Z92, WVOI. Medium. WZFX, WDKT.
GEORGIO "Romantic Love" (Motown) 18/5 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 15/5, Total Adds 5, KJLH, WALT, KMJJ, Z92, WGPR. Medium: KHYS, WEDR, KMJM.
ROACHFORD "Cuddly Toy (Feel For
Me)" (Epic) 17/2
Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 15/2, Total Adds 2, WEKS, WFXA. Medium: WWKX, WJTT.
STEZO
"I Can't Stop (This Feeling)" (MCA) 50/26
Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 5/1, Light 45/25, Total Adds 26 including WXYV, WHUR, K104, WEDR, HOT103, KMJM, KJLH, WNHC, KBCE, WAN. Medium: 0C104, WALT, WTMP, WIZF.
ALTON "WOKIE" STEWART
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"it's
My Turn" (Sleeping Bag) 15/6
Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 2/0, Light 13/6, Total Adds 6, WQFX, KIIZ, WQIS, WQIM, WANM, WGPR. Medium: KHYS, WEAS.
RODNEY 0 "This Is For The Homies" (Egyptian Empire) 15/3 Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 4/0, Light 11/3, Total Adds 3, HOT103, WAN, H0T96. Medium: KRNB, WEDR, WQIM, KMJJ. 2 LIVE CREW "The Bomb Has Dropped" (Luke Skyywaiker) 14/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 010, Light 14/9, Total Adds 9, WEDR, WBLZ. KSOL, WJIZ, WXOK, WALT, WQIM, WANM, WVOI.
KC FLIGHTT "Planet E" (RCA) 14/6 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 0 /0, Light 14/6, Total Adds 6, HOT103, KSOL, 092, U102, WQIM, H0T96.
Stallion" (Grudge/BMG) 13/3
Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 10/0, Light 30/5, Total Adds 5. KSOL, WPAL, 299, WLOU, WIKS. Mediums include: WDAS, WHUR, WYLD, KMJM, WJIZ.
FERNANDO SAUNDERS "The
CHANNEL 2 "Keep It Simple" (Wing/Polydor) 39/6
ROYAL FLUSH "Dance Or Die" (Rap -A -Lot) 13/1
Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 14/0, Light 25/6. Total Adds 6 including WDJY, Z99, WOOK, WANM, Z92, KDIA. Mediums include. WHUR, KRNB, WWKX, KBCE, WFXA.
REAL ROXANNE "Roxanne's On A
FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS "She Drives Me
"A Little Romance" (Motown) 34/31
Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 33/31, Total Adds 31 including WXYV. WHUR, KJMZ, KMJQ, WYLD, HOT103, WTLC, KMJM, KJLH, WWKX. Medium. HOT105.
BAR -KAYS
Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 12/1, Total Adds
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Roll" (Select) 12/6
Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 11/6, Total Adds 6, WHUR, KHYS, WEDR, WFXE, WTMP, KPRW. Medium. KDAY.
Crary" (IRS /MCA) 36/5
Rotations: Heavy 6 /0, Medium 12/0, Light 18/5, Total Adds 5, KQXL, U102, WQQK, WJHM, KACE. Heavies include: HOT103, KSOL, 0C104. KPRR, WLOU. Mediums include: WDJY, KJMZ, KHYS, KRNB, WGCI.
BOYS
Rotations: Heavy 0 /0, Medium 1/0, Light 12/3, Total Adds 3, WEDR, WPAL, WANM. Medium: WEAS.
"Animal" (Mercury) 34/6
Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 9/0, Light 25/6, Total Adds 6, WEDR. WBLZ, WQFX, WOIS, WQQK, WTUG. Mediums include: WHUR. WFXA, WFXE, 2104, WDKT.
M.C. RENEGADE
"My Baby Is Gone" (Next Plateau) 12/1
Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/1. Total Adds
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WGPR. Medium: WJTT, WEAS, KPRW.
EVAN ROGERS "Call My Heart Your Home" (Capitol) 12/0 Rotations. Heavy 0 /0, Medium 3/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds 0. Medium. KHYS, WNHC, WEAS. DJ CHUCK CHILL OUT & KOOL CHIP "Rhythm Is The Master" (Mercury) 11/2 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 9/2, Total Adds 2, 092, WGPR. Medium: WHUR, WJTT. DOUG E. FRESH "D.E.F.
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Fresh" (Danya/Fantasy) 11/0
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M.C. HAMMER "Turn This Mutha Out" (Capitol) 34/2 Rotations. Heavy 10/0, Medium 12/0, Light 12/2, Total Adds 2. WXYV, WPL2. Heavies include: KDAY. WENN, WPAL, WPEG, WFXC. Mediums include. WHUR, WEDR, WZAK, KSOL, WFXA.
VESTA "Congratulations" (A &M) 33/20 Rotations Heavy 0 /0. Medium 0 /0, Lght 33/20. Total Adds 20 including WYLD, HOT103, WBLZ, KPRS, KJLH, WNHC, WWKX, WJIZ, WFXA, WENN.
PAULA ABDUL "Forever Your
Girl" (Virgin) 28/1
Rotations. Heavy 9/0, Medium 10/0, Light 9/1, Total Adds Mediums include. KHYS. 0C104. WJTT. 216, HOT105.
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CHRISTOPHER McDANIELS "A Woman's Touch" (Mega Jam) 25/13
Rotations. Heavy 0 /0. Medium 0 /0, Light 25113, Total Adds 13 including HOT103. WTLC, WXOK, WAN, WENN, WPAL, WJTT, WFXE. WOIM. WQQK.
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TONE LOC PEABO BRYSON LUTHER VANDROSS NATALIE COLE BOY GEORGE LA RUE ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: GUY KARTS WHITE JODY WATLEY DEON ESTUS DE LA SOUL WNHCINew Haven HannlbaIIDIcklnson CHUCKII BOOKER LUTHER VANDROSS VANESSA WILLIAMS VESTA LACHANDRA PEABO BRYSON EUGENE WILDE MILLI VANILLI DESIREE COLEMAN CHERYL "PEPSII" Hottest: ALYSON WILLIAMS NEW EDITION SKYY KARYN WRITE JODY WATLEY WRKSINew York Gray/Brown
ALTON STEWART DIANA ROSS LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: NEW EDITION BOBBY BROWN JODY WATLEY DINO SKYY
Joe Tamburro
2 LIVE CREW Hottest: KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY NEW EDITION
KBCEJAIexandrla Rob Neal
ATLANTIC STARR NATALIE COLE MICA PARIS BE BE 6 CE CE WIN B -FATS f /ALEESE S CHANNEL 2
MILLI VANILLI TONY TONI TONE MICA PARIS BIG DADDY KANE Hottest:
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WHUR/Washington Mike Archie PEABO BRYSON PATTI DAY
VANESSA WILLIAMS REAL ROXANNE CHERYL "PEPSII" R BOYS EUGENE WILDE ANITA BAKER Hottest: ALYSON WILLIAMS JODY WATLEY AMY KEYS
Smkh/Prleto MADONNA PEABO BRYSON DE LA SOUL LUTHER VANDROSS VANESSA WILLIAMS ATLANTIC STARR ANITA BARER Hottest: AL B. SURE NEW EDITION JODY WATLEY SIMPLY RED CHAKA KHAN
WIZFICIncinnall DuBard/Hankston LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BAKER PEABO BRYSON LISA LISA
JODY WATLEY AL B. SURE ALYSON WILLIAMS
WVEE/Atlanta Boyd/Diamond none Hottest: KARYN WHITE
BOBBY BROWN CHERRELLE NEW EDITION DINO
Carl Conner
ROB BASE Hottest: NEW EDITION
JODY WATLEY KARYN WHITE SKYY BOY GEORGE
WBLZ1CIncinnatl Fields/Owens ALTON STEWART 2 LIVE CREW GRANDMASTER MELLE LUTHER VANDROSS BAR-RAYS VESTA KING TEE Hottest: KARYN WHITE BOBBY BROWN NEW EDITION JODY WATLEY GUY
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WVKO/Columbus Jones/Morris LUTHER VANDROSS KIARA ANITA BAKER CHARLIE SINGLETON Hottest: GUY JODY WATLEY BOBBY BROWN KARYN WHITE SEYY
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CHANELLE REAL ROXANNE Hottest: GUY KARYN WHITE SKYY ALYSON WILLIAMS JODY WATLEY
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RENE MOORE WVOVToledo Paul Brown CHRISTOPHER MCDAN 2 LIVE CREW MAURICE BOYS MILLI VANILLI JAZ LUTHER VANDROSS SWEET OBSESSION CHERYL "PEPSII" R BLUE MAGIC CHUCKII BOOKER PEABO BRYSON Hottest: BOY GEORGE ALYSON WILLIAMS NEW EDITION Z -LOOKE JODY WATLEY
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LUTHER VANDROSS ALTON STEWART EUGENE WILDE PEABO BRYSON BOYS CHANELLE CHUCKII BOOKER Hottest: SKYY
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DONNA ALLEN CHERYL "PEPSII" Hottest: JODY WATLEY GUY KARYN WHITE DINO BOBBY BROWN
MICA PARIS MILLI VANILLI ROBERT BROOKINS PEABO BRYSON Hottest: BOBBY BROWN KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY PASADENAS ANNE G.
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VESTA JAZ LYNCH Hottest: GUY BOY GEORGE KARYN WHITE SKYY
GRADY HARRELL
BELLE STARS DONNA SUMMER NEW CHOICE NEW ORDER ANITA BAKER SLICK RICK Hottest: JODY WATLEY TONE LOC MADONNA FINE YOUNG CANNI DEBBIE GIBSON
WZFX/Fayetteville Tony Lype CHERYL "PEPSII" R ANITA BAKER LEOTIS LUTHER VANDROSS BOYS STEZO PEABO BRYSON VANESSA WILLIAMS Hottest: KARYN WHITE BOY GEORGE BOBBY BROWN JODY WATLEY SKYY
GUY KID'N PLAY KARYN WHITE AL B. SURE MADONNA
KFXZlLafayette Chuck Harrison
WOIC/Meridian Larry Carr
SLICK RICK LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BAKER EUGENE WILDE
O'JAYS PEABO BRYSON ANITA BAKER ALTON STEWART MILES JAYE BOYS Hottest: JODY WATLEY SKYY KARYN WHITE AL B. SURE GUY
BE BE BOYS
6
CE CE WIN
VESTA EUGENE WILDE NEW CHOICE STEZO Hottest:
DEJA'
BOYS PEABO BRYSON Hottest: ALYSON WILLIAMS SKYY KAREN WHITE JODY WATLEY ATLANTIC STARR
DE LA SOUL PEABO BRYSON LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BAKER MILES JAYE SWEET OBSESSION LA RUE Hottest: KARYN WHITE
JODY WATLEY BOBBY BROWN NEW EDITION KID'S PLAY
Z104/Greenville Wayne Walker SWEET OBSESSION LEOTIS ANITA BAKER KIARA DINO JAMES INGRAM Hottest: KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY SKYY E.U.
BOBBY BROWN
WOFX/GulforFBlloxl Al Luv MARCUS LEWIS BAR -RAYS PEABO BRYSON ALTON STEWART STEZO CHUCKII BOOKER CHERYL "PEPSII" O'JAYS EUGENE WILDE MILES JAYE BOYS Hottest: KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY NEW EDITION ALYSON WILLIAMS PASADENAS
CHUCKII BOOKER Byron Pitts PEABO BRYSON CHERYL "PEPSII" R ANITA BAKER BOYS LEOTIS CHANELLE PEABO BRYSON JODY WATLEY Hottest: VESTA GUY CHERRELLE REAL ROXANNE SKYY CHRISTOPHER MAX MILES JAYE ALYSON WILLIAMS CHRISTOPHER MCDAN AL B. SURE PASADENAS (NAME DINO WXOK/Baton Rouge Hottest: Dennis Lee KARYN WHITE KHYS/HOU*tOn BOY GEORGE TONE LOC HegwocdlSmallwood ARETHA FRANKLIN 6 JODY WATLEY AL B. SURE DEJA' DIANA ROSS SEYY ALTON STEWART DE LA SOUL LUTHER VANDROSS LUTHER VANDROSS MILES JAYE TONY TONI TONE 2 LIVE CREW REAL ROXANNE KAU/Dallas O'JAYS ANITA BAKER Smith/Robbins PEABO BRYSON Hottest: MADONNA INFORMATION SOCIE BOBBY BROWN LEOTIS DINO TONE LOC RICK JAMES DIANA ROSS AL B. SURE CHRISTOPHER McDAN BE BE 6 CE CE WIN BOY GEORGE VANESSA WILLIAMS ROB BASE JODY WATLEY Hottest: BOYS KARYN WHITE Hottest: WDKTMuntavllle WATLEY JODY MADONNA ThorruslCannichael CHERRELLE GUY BOBBY BROWN TONE LOC VANESSA WILLIAMS AL B. SURE TRACIE SPENCER MILLI VANILLI NEW KIDS ON THE B ANITA BAKER WATVIBirmingham LYNCH LUTHER VANDROSS Ron January Kt04/Dallas PEABO BRYSON RODNEY O Spears /Anderson CHERYL "PEPSII" R LUTHER VANDROSS ROB BASE ANITA BAKER DIANA ROSS Hottest: PEABO BRYSON LISA LISA JODY WATLEY EUGENE WILDE GRADY HARRELL SKYY LA RUE NEW CHOICE ALYSON WILLIAMS ROBERTA FLACK TOWANNA SHEPHERD DEON ESTUS CHERYL "PEPSII" R MILLI VANILLI GRADY HARRELL CHRISTOPHER MCDAN EUGENE WILDE Hottest: Hottest: WJMVJeckaon KARYN WHITE KARYN WHITE Paul Todd JODY WATLEY GUY GUY BOBBY BROWN MILES JAYE SKYY E.U. PEABO BRYSON BOY GEORGE JODY WATLEY Hottest: TONE LOC DINO WFXC/Durham WENNBInningham DEON ESTUS SpsncerA .ck Donnell/Starr GRADY HARRELL KID'N PLAY LUTHER VANDROSS PEABO BRYSON BETTY WRIGHT EUGENE WILDE JAMES INGRAM G92IJackeomllle ALTON STEWART GYRLZ Stan Brooks LEOTIS EUGENE WILDE VESTA DJ CHUCK CHILL OU PEABO BRYSON CHRISTOPHER MCDAN LYNCH PEABO BRYSON CHANELLE KC FLIGHTY MILLI VANILLI VANESSA WILLIAMS Hottest: EUGENE WILDE LYNCH KID'S PLAY VANESSA WILLIAMS Hottest: GUY BOYS JODY WATLEY Hottest: GRADY HARRELL BOBBY BROWN DE LA SOUL ALYSON WILLIAMS KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY SLICK RICK NEW EDITION SEYY SKYY PAULA ABDUL DEON ESTUS
KXZZJLake Charles
SingIton/Denlae DE LA
SOUL
O'JAYS KIARA EUGENE WILDE ANITA BAKER PEABO BRYSON Hottest: GUY KARYN WHITE SKYY BOY GEORGE JODY WATLEY
WOOK/Nashvllle Brown/Lee
KRNB/Memphls JoneslWalker RICK ASTLEY STEVIE B WOMACK s WOMACK EIGHT WONDER KIARA O'JAYS SLICK RICK Hottest: JODY WATLEY BOY GEORGE TEN CITY SKYY AL B. SURE
PEABO BRYSON
WOMG/Greensboro Epps /Avery
KMJOIHouston StradMrdlDave
WFXE/Columbus
KIIZ/Kllleen Geno Burgess
FINE YOUNG CANNIB PEABO BRYSON O'JAYS THELMA HOUSTON CHRISTOPHER MCDAN BAR -KAYS GEORGE BENSON LEOTIS B.B. KING CHUCKII BOOKER Hottest: KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY BOY GEORGE AL B. SURE ROBERTA FLACK
CONTROLLERS LEOTIS SWEET OBSESSION DEJA'
PEABO BRYSON ARETHA FRANKLIN 6 NEVILLE BROTHERS ANITA BAKER Hottest: TODAY KARYN WHITE JEROME PRISTER NEW EDITION EL DEBARGE R
BOYS LEOTIS CHUCKII BOOKER GEORGIO 2 LIVE CREW
GUY
SKY? ALYSON WILLIAMS
Jackson/Jones
Ron Davis
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DAY
HITHOUSE LUTHER VANDROSS BOYS PEABO BRYSON CHUCKII BOOKER CHERYL "PEPSII" Hottest: JODY WATLEY ALYSON WILLIAMS AL B. SURE DEON ESTUS TONE LOC
U102ILexington Tom Holiday DE LA SOUL LUTHER VANDROSS FINE YOUNG CANNIB VESTA MILES JAYE RICK JAMES PEABO BRYSON KC FLIGHTY
Hottest: JODY WATLEY GUY SKYY BOY GEORGE AL B. SURE
DOROTHY MOORE O'JAYS LISA LISA MILES JAYE 'MIS
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NATALIE COLE PEABO BRYSON EUGENE WILDE 6 CE CE WIN Hottest: ALYSON WILLIAMS JODY WATLEY DINO
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VANILLI
NEVILLE BROTHERS LUTHER VANDROSS NEW KIDS ON THE B LYNCH ALTON STEWART CHUCKII BOOKER Hottest: BOY GEORGE E.U. DEON ESTUS
DINO GUY
WJJS/Lynchburg Lad Goles PEABO BRYSON Hottest: ALYSON WILLIAMS KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY SEYY AL B. SURE
www.americanradiohistory.com
PEABO BRYSON KC FLIGHTY VANESSA WILLIAMS EUGENE WILDE LEOTIS RODNEY O BOYS VESTA CHRISTOPHER NCDAN Hottest: JODY WATLEY ALYSON WILLIAMS BOY GEORGE DEON ESTUS
ANQUETTE LEOTIS O'JAYS PEABO BRYSON LUTHER VANDROSS KIARA
MILLI VANILLI CHUCKII BOOKER MOSELY 6 JOHNSON GEORG IO BE BE 6 CE CE WIN Hottest: KARYN WHITE
PATTI DAY REAL ROXANNE RICK JAMES Hottest: JODY WATLEY PASADENAS GUY
ALYSON WILLIAMS JODY WATLEY NEW EDITION Z -LOORE
none Hottest: BOBBY BROWN J.T. TAYLOR KARYN WHITE
AL B. SURE
KARYN WHITE WTUG/Tuscaloosa Eric Faison MILLI VANILLI
6
REG
STARPOINT GUY
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PEABO BRYSON BAR -KAYS NEW KIDS ON THE MILES JAYE CHUCKII BOOKER Hottest: GUY TONE LOC MADONNA JODY WATLEY KARYN WHITE
B
Z92/Tyler Vanesse Berryer CHANNEL 2 CHRISTOPHER McDAN ARETHA FRANKLIN 6 GEOAGIO SWEET OBSESSION EUGENE WILDE JAZ EAZY E Hottest: JODY WATLEY EARYN WHITE ALYSON WILLIAMS GUY ANNE G.
MAMADO 6 SHE Hottest: AL B. SURE JODY WATLEY NEW EDITION BOBBY BROWN ALYSON WILLIAMS
LA RUE
DONNA SUMMER TONY TONI TONE O'JAYS ATLANTIC STARR Hottest: MADONNA BOY GEORGE DEON ESTUS JODY WATLEY SWEET SENSATION
WJHM/Or4ndo Linsey/Hollywood
WBLXIMoblle Tony Brown LEOTIS ARETHA FRANKLIN EUGENE WILDE LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BAKER Hottest: BOBBY BROWN KARYN WHITE GUY NEW EDITION TONE LOC
Hughes/Jack DEON ESTUS PEABO BRYSON LUTHER VANDROSS ANITA BAKER PATTI DAY LISA
LISA
BOYS Hottest: KARYN WHITE Z -LOOKE BOY GEORGE CHAKA KHAN E.U.
NOT106/Mor:tgomery Coulter/Marvin ANITA BAKER VESTA VANESSA WILLIAMS PEABO BRYSON JAMES INGRAM MICA PARIS LA RUE Hottest: E.U. GUY FREDDIE JACKSON KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY W OIMIMontgomery
Roshon Vance CHRISTOPHER MCDAN LISA LISA ANITA BAKER
CONTROLLERS KC FLIGHTY STEZO 2 LIVE CREW Hottest: KARYN WHITE ALYSON WILLIAMS KID'N PLAY JODY WATLEY GUY
6
KOOL G RAP 6 D.J. ALTON STEWART Hottest: SLICK RICK DE LA SOUL KID'N PLAY M.C. HAMMER BOBBY BROWN
Wlnston/Brlygs
KCHX/Mldland-0dessa VANESSA WILLIAMS ANITA BAKER ARETHA FRANKLIN 6
BOYS
Patterson/Washington
KJLH/Los Ar:gslss PWR94/Nortolk Brown/Diamond
FINE YOUNG CANNIB BOYS AL B. SURE PEABO BRYSON GUY Hottest: KIARA J.T. TAYLOR 6 REG ANQUETTE KID'N PLAY FAZE
LUTHER VANDROSS O'JAYS DEON ESTUS ANITA BAKER ROBERTA FLACK VESTA GEORGIO BOYS ARETHA FRANKLIN 6 VANESSA WILLIAMS CHERYL "PEPSIS' R TAKE 6 MILES JAYE EUGENE WILDE ALEESE SIMMONS PEABO BRYSON NEW SITUATION Hottest: KARYN WHITE BOBBY BROWN GUY NEW EDITION TONE LOC
KACE/Los Angeles Steve Woods ARETHA FRANKLIN 6 FINE YOUNG CANNIB ALTON STEWART EUGENE WILDE SLICK RICK Hottest: KARYN WHITE NEW EDITION JODY WATLEY SKYY ALYSON WILLIAMS
WOOKIRalelgh Cy Young PEABO BRYSON CHANNEL 2 JOYCE IRBY MADONNA Hottest: JODY WATLEY BOY GEORGE ALYSON WILLIAMS NEW EDITION AL B. SURE
KDIA/Oakland Jett Harrison
KDAYILOS Angeles
E.U.
Paige Crawford
E.U.
KARYN WHITE
VESTA STEZO CHARLIE SINGLETON PEABO BRYSON
HOT103 /Norfolk Steve Crumbley
FERNANDO SAUNDERS CHUCKII BOOKER PEABO BRYSON REAL ROXANNE ARETHA FRANKLIN 6 MILES JAYE LUTHER VANDROSS BAR -KAYS EUGENE WILDE RICK JAMES 2 LIVE CREW Hottest: EARYN WHITE ALYSON WILLIAMS NEW EDITION JODY WATLEY SKYY
K98FM/Monroe KIPR/Lmle Rock Christian/See
WTMP/Tampa Chris Turnar
PASADENAS
WOISILaun1
GUY JODY WATLEY
KMJJ/Shrweport Sharp/Walker
GUY
WEDRIMIamI
PEABO BRYSON CHUCKII BOOKER VANESSA WILLIAMS STEZO ANITA BAKER BAR -KAYS Hottest: KARYN WHITE BOBBY BROWN ALYSON WILLIAMS
WYLD'FM/New Orleans Atkins/Savage VESTA CHUCKII BOOKER BOYS NENEH CHERRY ALTON STEWART MILLI VANILLI Hottest: SKYY KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY
Hottest: KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY
.
KDKS/Shreveport McCormick/Chain
WIKS/New Bern B.K. Kirkland
WALT/Merldin Steve Poston MARCUS LEWIS PEABO BRYSON CHERYL "PEPSII" VESTA
..
O'JAYS ATLANTIC STARR CHARLIE SINGLETC KIARA LEOTIS CHERYL "PEPSII" MILES JAYE BOYS CHANNEL 2 Hottest: KARYN WHITE JODY WATLEY GUY AL B. SURE NEW EDITION XHRM/San Diego
LD. McCollum none Hottest: TONE LOC
MADONNA BOBBY BROWN JODY WATLEY ALYSON WILLIAMS
KSOL/San Francisco Berle Moody MARCUS LEWIS O'JAYS 2 LIVE CREW NEVILLE BROTHERS FREDDIE JACKSON ARETHA FRANKLIN LYNCH CHERYL "PEPSII" RC FLIGHTY Hottest: BOBBY BROWN KARYN WHITE GUY NEW KIDS ON THE AL B. SURE
WCDX/Rlehmond Young/Maxwell DEJA'
VANESSA WILLIAMS SWEET OBSESSION LUTHER VANDROSS ARETHA FRANKLIN Hottest: BOY GEORGE GRADY HARRELL NEW EDITION SEYY JODY WATLEY
6
95 Current Reporters
90 Current Reports
WPLZ/Petersburg Maxi Myrick PEABO BRYSON PAULA ABDUL ANNE G. LA RUE
O'JAYS M.C. HAMMER Hottest: CHERRELLE DINO BOBBY BROWN JODY WATLEY GUY
Celled In Frozen Playtist (4):
KDKBBhreveport WVEE/Attenta XHRWSen Diego
WEAS/Sevennah Floyd Blackwell ALYSON WILLIAMS DE LA SOUL RICK JAMES PEABO BRYSON JOYCE IRBY CHERYL "PEPSII" LUTHER VANDROSS MILLI VANILLI MADONNA Hottest: KARYN WHITE TEN CITY NEW EDITION PASADENAS BOBBY BROWN
R
Old Not Report, Pleyllet Frozen (1): WZAICIGevelend
GIFT FROM
A
HEAVEN.
BeBe CeCe WIN ANS The new single from the Grammy Award-winning duo
and follow-up to their Top 10 hit "Heaven."
Music from a higher source. Urban Contemporary
BREAKERS UC Chart: DEBUT
61 UC
Reporters
-
64% II
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Taken from the album HEAVEN.
A
Produced by Keith Thomas for Yellow Elephant Music, Inc.
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98
COUNTRY
ApriI21,1989
NATIONAL AIRPLAY 3
APRIL 21, 1989
2
WKS WKS LW
TW
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RANDY TRAVIS /Is
Still Over (WB)
It
8
4
1
4
3
2
11
6
4
17
14
9
16
13
12
©
13
9
6
6
14
11
10
O
PATTY LOVELESS /Don't Toss Us Away (MCA)
15
12
11
O
BAILLIE & THE BOYS /She Deserves You (RCA)
2
2
3
9
K.T. OSLIN /Hey Bobby (RCA)
21
17
14
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STEVE WARINER/Where Did
25
20
16
22
19
15
®
FORESTER SISTERS/Love Will (WB)
1
5
13
SHENANDOAH/The Church
1
JUDDS/Young Love (Curb /RCA)
®
0
ALABAMA /If Had You (RCA) I
RODNEY CROWELL /After All This Time (Columbia) RESTLESS HEARTBìg Dreams
Small Town (RCA)
In A
HIGHWAY 101 /Setting Me Up (WB)
I
Go Wrong
(MCA)
CLINT BLACK/Better Man (RCA) On Cumberland Road
EARL THOMAS CONLEY /Love Out Loud (RCA)
26
19
DESERT ROSE BAND /She Don't Love Nobody (MCA /Curb)
21
18
DWIGHT YOAKAM /I Got You (Reprise)
32
27
20
28
25
21
34
29
22
7
5
8
20
BILLY JOE ROYAL/Tell
31
28
24
®
LIONEL CARTWRIGHT /Like Father Like Son (MCA)
23
30 26
m e)
ROSANNE CASH /I Don't Want To Spoil The Party (Columbia)
SKIP EWING/The Gospel According To Luke (MCA) DAN SEALS/They Rage On (Capitol) It Like It Is
(Atlantic America)
9
7
7
22
ROY ORBISON/You Got
41
34
27
®
TANYA TUCKER /Call On Me (Capitol)
38
32
28
42
35
30
48
34
46
36
46
41
33
44
38
10
8
5
16
3
10
It
(Virgin)
SHOOTERS /If Ever Go Crazy (Epic) I
®
32
e eQ
GENE WATSON/Back In The Fire (WB)
13
30
FOSTER & LLOYD /Fair Shake (RCA)
23
31
KEITH WHITLEY /l'm No Stranger To The Rain (RCA)
BREAKER ® BREAKER ® 25
34
KATHY MATTEA /Come From The Heart (Mercury) RICKY SKAGGS /Lovin' Only Me (Epic) OAK RIDGE BOYS/Beyond Those Years (MCA)
LARRY BOONE/Wine Me Up (Mercury)
RICKY VAN SHELTON/Hole
In
My Pocket (Columbia)
PAUL OVERSTREET/Sowin' Love (RCA) VERN GOSDIN/Who You Gonna Blame
It On
BREAKER IQ
EDDY RAVEN /In A Letter To You (Universal)
Q
J.C. CROWLEY/I Know What I've Got (RCA)
6
45
[
45
42
49
44
15
29
42
39
50
46
DEBUT 12
24
23
22
31
49
[
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DON WILLIAMS /Old Coyote Town (Capitol)
39
JONI HARMS /I Need A Wife (Universal)
0
JAMES HOUSE /Don't Quit Me Now (MCA)
(.11)
GEORGE STRAIT/What's Going On In Your World (MCA)
42
GEORGE STRAIT/Baby's Gotten Good At Goodbye (MCA)
0
McCARTERS/Up And Gone (WB) BARBARA MANDRELL /My Train Of Thought (Capitol)
26
44
50
(1) RUSSELL SMITH /I
Wonder What She's Doing Tonight (Epic)
Single Thing... (MCA)
CONWAY TWITTY/She's Got
DEBUT
RONNIE MILSAP/Houston Solution (RCA)
DEBUT DEBUT
This Time (Columbia)
MERLE HAGGARD/5:01 Blues (Epic)
DEBUT
DEBUT (
(Columbia)
17
27
0 0
A
GARTH BROOKS/Much Too Young (Capitol)
LORRIE MORGAN /Dear Me (RCA) BURCH SISTERS /Old Flame, New Fire (Mercury)
BREAKERS RICKY VAN SHELTON Hole In My Pocket (Columbia) On 77% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 45, Light 91, Total Adds 54 including WOCB, WSNO, WHWK, WBEE, WICO, KYKR, WESC, WIVK, KLLL, WNOE, WSLR, WGEE, WHOK, KZKX, WFMB, KASH, KIZN, KNCQ, KDRK, KIIM. Moves 45 -32 on the Country chart.
1
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B E
VOLUME TWO
Total Reports/Adds
Medium
Heavy
178/0 178/0 178/0 178/0 177/0 167/0 167/1 173/1 155/0 177/1 176/3 175/4 139/0 177/1 176/3 170/1 173/1 168/3 169/2 133/0 157/5 116/0 166/9 153/8 148/12 160/42 151/36 140/17 132/12
168 168 152 130 108 127 120 109 114 78
92/0 72/0 137/54 117/15 63/0 115/45 101/17 102/12 54/0 85/5 100/18 92/61 41/0 100/30 52/1 73/10 81/31 72/46 74/16 64/11 65/11
26 28
10
9 26 45 62 29 41
Light
0
3 7 11
6
57 30 95
7 11
107 108
12 10
91
37
11
36 30 46
127
14
121 101 128 118 130
25 23 24 28 24
22 52
50 96 52
39
7
104
12 6
6 3
94 84 65 67
2
79
57 57
21
22 15 72
1
1
82 49 26 45
GEORGE STRAIT (61) RICKY VAN SHELTON (54) RONNIE MILSAP (46) EDDY RAVEN (45) KATHY MATTEA (42) RICKY SKAGGS (36) CONWAY TWITTY (31) McCARTERS (30) T. GRAHAM BROWN (24)
1
0
DON WILLIAMS (23)
4
HOTTEST JUDDS (122) RANDY TRAVIS (113)
ALABAMA (99) RODNEY CROWELL (64) K.T. OSLIN (64) PATTY LOVELESS (47) SHENANDOAH (47) HIGHWAY 101 (46) BILLY JOE ROYAL (30) CLINT BLACK (21)
11
12
55 47 58 89
l,Í_:.11.:r
81
59 49
Reports/Adds
17 18 91
1
J. HOUSE /Don't Quit... (MCA)
2
GARTH BROOKS /Much Too Young... (Cap.)
..100/18
3
51
63
13 2
36 30 44 48 29 40 37
14
4
R. SMITH /I Wonder What She's... (Epic) CHRIS AUSTIN /Blues Stay Away... (WB)
5
CEE CEE CHAPMAN /Frontier Justice (Curb)
1
0 12
4 0 2 14
0
3 2 1
2 0 1
0
83 56 54
8 9
41
10
63 71
20 26 32 20
7
24 20 20
7
13
19
17 13
6
74 17 51
63 57 50
43 45
.
73/16
.... 73/16
3
... 59/10 41/4
MARY C. CARPENTER /How Do (Columbia) 32/8 TIM MENSY/Hometown Advantage (Col.) .. 32/8 J. STEVENS /Johnny Lucky &... (Atl. Amer.) . 18/3 KEVIN WELCH /I Came Straight To... (WB) .. 14/12 PINKARD & BOWDEN/Libyan On A... (WB) . 12/5
New artists have not yet had a Country Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60% of reporting stations. MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achieving the most adds nationally, and the songs reported "hottest compiled from all our reporters. The number in parentheses immediately following the songs in
Most Added & Hottest indicate the total number of Country reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song is among their five hottest.
PAUL OVERSTREET Sowin' Love (RCA) On 66% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 51, Light 63, Total Adds 15, WPOC, WZPR, WKAK, WKLO, WESC, WMSI, WQIK, KSSN, KRMD, WBVE, WFMS, WHOK, WXCL, KKCS, KMIX. Moves 47 -41 -33 on the Country chart. EDDY RAVEN In A Letter To You (Universal) On 65% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 30, Light 83, Total Adds 45
including WVAM, WWYZ, WRKZ, WTCR, WZPR, WSOC, WTVY, KHEY, WESC, WTNV, WHOK, KZKX, WTSO, WWJO, WTHI, KUZZ, KIZN, KZLA, KWHT, KDRK. Moves 48-35 on
the Country chart.
COUNTRY
Apri121,1989
.99
NATIONAL AIRPLAY MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER "How Do" (Columbia) 32/8
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 25, Total Adds 8, WAJR, WBEE, WTVY, WDXE, WUSQ, WAXX, KVOO, KSOP. Medium: WPOC, WOW, KITS, WTCM, KFDI, KRKT, KASH.
CHARLIE DANIELS BAND "Midnight Train" (Epic) 30/15
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 28, Total Adds 15, WAYZ, KASE, WSTH, KPLX, KKIX, WSIX, WNOE, WPAP, WKNN, WDAF WMUS, KTPK, KVOO, KRKT, KMIX. Medium: WCMS.
MERLE HAGGARD "5:01 Blues" (Epic) 102/12
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 48, Light 54, Total Adds 12, WQCB, WHWK, WYRK, WILQ, WKLO, KHEY. WYNG, KZSN, KIZN, KKCS, KYGO, KRAK. Medium: WICO, KASE, WLVK, WUSY, WOKK, WIRK, KIK -FM, KUZZ. Moves 49 -44 -37 on the Country chart.
J.C. CROWLEY
"I Know What I've Got"
(RCA) 101/17
Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 44, Light 56, Total Adds 17, WILQ, WORC, KPLX, WMSI, KSSN, WGKX, WKNN, WOWW, WODR, WTSO, WFMB, KZSN, KKCS, KFMS, KUPL, KRAK, KRPM. Heavy: KDRK. Moves 45 -42 -36 on the Country chart.
McCARTERS "Up And Gone" (WB) 100ß0
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 26, Light 74, Total Adds 30 including WQCB, WQBE, WZPR, WXKX, WBEE, WKAK, KASE, WYNK, WSTH, KHEY, WHOK, WITL, KIZN, KUGN, KEKB, KMIX, KWHT, KCCY, KNCQ, KKAT. Moves49 -43 on the Country chart.
JAMES HOUSE "Don't Quit Me Now" (MCA) 100/18
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 37, Light 63, Total Adds 18, WGNA, WHWK, WTCR, WILO, WORC, WUSY, WAMZ, KNFM, WQDR, WYYD, WCHY, WSLR, WITL, KZKX, WMUS, WXCL, KFMS, KNCQ. Moves 50 -46-40 on the Country chart.
"What's Going
GEORGE STRAIT
On In Your
World" (MCA) 92/61
Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 19, Light 71, Total Adds 61 including WYRK, WWYZ, WRKZ, WZPR, WDSY, WWVA, WLVK, WRNS, KSCS, WIVK, WGKX, WKSJ, WSIX, WSM, WCMS, WUSN, WCUZ, KASH, KUPL, KMPS. Debuts at number 41 on the Country chart.
CONWAY TWITTY "She's Got A Single Thing In
Mind" (MCA) 81/31
Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 17, Light 63, Total Adds 31 including WVAM, WRKZ, WTCR, WPOR, WZZK, KHEY, WESC, WLWI, KKYX, WCHY, WOYK, WTQR, WOW, WFMB, KRST, KIZN, KIIQ, KSOP, KCKC, KDRK. Debuts at number 46 on the Country chart.
GARTH BROOKS "Much Too Young" (Capitol) 74/16 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 24, Light 50, Total Adds 16, WSNO, WAYZ, WWYZ, KRRV, WESC. WIVK, WSIX, WYYD, WTQR, WWWW. WXCL, WWJO, KUZZ, KMIX, KNIX, KSON. Debuts at number 48 on the Country chart.
"I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight" (Epic) 73/10
RUSSELL SMITH
Rotations. Heavy 2, Medium 20, Light 51, Total Adds 10, WWYZ, WRKZ, KEAN, WXBO, WIVK, WOWW, KAJA, WTCM, KUPL, KIIQ. Heavy: WSTH, WCUZ. Medium. KRRV, WPAP, WAXX, KCJB, WOW, KALF, KKAT, KDRK. Moves 50 -45 on the Country chart.
RONNIE MILSAP "Houston
Solution" (RCA) 72/46
Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 13, Light 57, Total Adds 46 including WXKX, WBEE, WWVA, KASE, WZZK, WLVK, WUSY, WFLS, WGKX, WLWI, WSM, WCMS, WQDR, WOYK, WIRK, WTQR, KFKF, KITS, KNIX, KUPL. Debuts at number 47 on the Country chart.
BURCH SISTERS "Old Flame, New
Fire" (Mercury) 65/11
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 20, Light 45, Total Adds 11, WPOR, CHOW, WAMZ, WLWI, WITL, WMIL, WXCL, WKCQ, KVOC, KFRE, KMIX. Medium: WQCB, WAJR, WLVK, WTVY, KIKK, WTNV, WWWW, WOW, KIK -FM. Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart.
LORRIE MORGAN "Dear
Me" (RCA) 64/11
Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 20, Light 43, Total Adds 11, WQCB, WWYZ, WSTH, KIKK, KWMT, WWJO, K102, WTHI, KIZN, KSOP, KSAN. Heavy: KMIX. Medium: WICO, KEAN, WSOC, WIVK, WLWI, WCMS, KUZZ, KDRK. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart.
CHRIS HILLMAN ó ROGER McGUINN "You Ain't Going Nowhere" (Universal) 29/19
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 26, Total Adds 19, WOKO, WLVK, WFLS, WCMS, WDAF, WTSO, WOW, KITS, WTCM, KIK-FM, KVOC, KALF, KEKB, KWJJ, KNCQ, KTOM, KCKC, KSON, KSAN.
GEORGE JONES
"Ya Ba Da Ba Do (So Are You)" (Epic) 27/19
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 22, Total Adds 19, WPOC, WRKZ, WLVK, WSOC, WTVY, WFLS, WAMZ, WOKK, WKSJ, WCMS, WWWW, WTSO, WXCL, KTPK, KFDI, KRKT, KVOC, KUUY, KRPM.
EMMYLOU HARRIS "Heaven Only Knows" (Reprise) 26/18
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 25, Total Adds 18, WAYZ, WXKX, WDXE, WOKK, WKSJ, WUSQ, KWMT, KTPK, KVOO, KWOX, KRKT, KGHL, KVOC, KUGN, KMIX, KWHT, KCKC, KSAN.
MICKEY GILLEY
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Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 22, Total Adds 6, KIKK, WCMS, KFGO, KRWQ, KEKB, KNCO. Medium: WTVY, KCJB, KITS. Light: WRKZ, WBEE, KHEY, WAXX, WOW, KFDI, KMIX.
TIM MENSY "Hometown Advantage" (Columbia) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4, Light 15, Total Adds WTVY, WFLS, WDXE, WOKK, KFGO, KRWQ.
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JEFF STEVENS & THE BULLETS "Johnny Lucky And Suzl '66" (Atlantic America) 18/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 16, Total Adds 3, WSTH, WDXE, KFGO. Medium: WTVY, KRKT. Light: WICO, KRRV, KMML, WRNS, WOKK, WNOE, WCMS, KBMR, WAXX, KCJB, KVOO, KVOC, KRWQ.
JUICE NEWTON "When Love Comes Around The Bend" (RCA) 17/13 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 15, Total Adds 13, WWYZ, WXKX, KEAN, WLVK, WCMS, WOW, K102, KTPK, KRKT, KVOC, KUUY, KRWQ, KCCY. Medium KMIX. Light: WAYZ, KMML, WMUS. MEL McDANIEL "Blue Suede Blues" (Capitol) 16/7
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 13, Total Adds 7, WKAK. WUSQ, KTPK, KVOO, KUUY, KALE, KDRK. Medium: KRKT, KMIX. Light: KKIX, WSM, WKNN, KXXY, KWOX, KGHL, KRWQ.
KEVIN WELCH
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Came Straight To You" (WB) 14/12
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 12, Total Adds 12, KKIX, WFLS, WIVK, KYKX, WOKK, WUSQ, WAXX, KITS, KVOC, KALF, KRWQ, KDRK. Light. WDXE, KWJJ.
SANDY PINKARD & RICHARD BOWDEN "Libyan On A Jet Plane" (WB) 12/5
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 11, Total Adds 5, WWYZ, KUUY, KZLA, KNEW, KSAN. Medium:. KFDI. Light WELS, KALF, KFRE, KEKB, KWJJ, KTOM.
BELLAMY BROTHERS "Hillbilly Hell" (MCA /Curb) 11/11
Rotations: Heavy 0. Medium 0, Light 11, Total Adds 11, KEAN, KMML, KKIX, KNFM, WUSQ, WTCM, KVOC, KUUY, KRWQ. KMIX, KWJJ.
VICKI BIRD
"Mem'rles" (16th Avenue /Capitol)
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 7, Total Adds WAXX, KITS, KVOO.
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EDDIE PRESTON "When Did You Stop" (Platinum) 9/0 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 7, Total Adds O. Medium. WTVY. KRPM. Light. WICO, WSTH, WDXE, KIK -FM, KGHL, KIZN, KALE.
RONNIE McDOWELL "Sea Of Heartbreak" (Curb) 64/6 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 22, Light 41, Total Adds 6, WUSY, KHEY, WAMZ, WAXX, WGEE, KSOP. Heavy: KRKT. Medium: WCAO, KASE, WSTH, WKLO, WKYQ, WKNN, KBMR, WYNG, WMUS, KFDI, KASH, KMIX, KCKC.
CHRIS AUSTIN "Blues Stay Away From Me" (WB) 59/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 15. Light 44, Total Adds 10, WKAK, KASE, WLVK, KHEY, KIKK, WAMZ, KBMR, WTSO, WTHI, KKAT. Medium: WSNO. WTVY, KFGO, KCJB, WOW, WTCM, KFDI, KWOX, KRKT, KIK -FM.
DON WILLIAMS "One Good Well" (RCA) 57/23 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 9, Light 46, Total Adds 23, WRKZ, WAJR, WBEE, WWVA, KRRV, KASE, WUSY, WTVY, KIKK, WDXE, WOKK, WNOE, WKYQ, WPAP, WKNN, KKYX, WYNG, WCUZ, KRKT, KOHL, KEKB, KWHT, KTOM.
JOHN CONLEE "Fellow Travelers" (16th Avenue /Capitol) 56/10
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 45, Total Adds 10, WSNO, KYKR, KHEY, WYNG, WCUZ, WOW, WFMB, WTHI, KEKB, KDRK. Medium: WCMS, WKNN, KBMR, KFGO, KCJB, WTCM, KFDI, KVOC, KRWQ, KTOM.
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Never See Midnight Again" (Columbia) 55/10
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 14, Light 41, Total Adds 10, WSOC, KKYX, KBMR, KFGO, KWMT, WMIL, WOW, KITS, KIZN, KIIQ. Medium: WICO, KMML, WTVY, WKNN, WUSQ, WAXX, KFDI, KWOX, KRKT, KASH, KUZZ, KALF, KDRK.
CEE CEE CHAPMAN "Frontier Justice" (Curb) 41/4 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 10, Light 30, Total Adds 4, WMZQ, WOKK, WODR, KTTS. Heavy: KRKT. Medium: WVAM, WICO, WKAK, KMML, WRNS, WKLO, WTVY, KCJB, WTCM, KFDI. Light: WPOC, WNOE, WHOK, K102.
TIM MALCHAK "Not Like This" (Universal) 37/7
Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 6, Light 31, Total Adds 7, WICO, KEAN, WSTH, KIKK, WUSQ, KCJB, KALF. Medium: WEZL, WTVY, KITS, KRKT, KASH, KEKB. Light: WDSY, KKIX, WFLS, WNOE, WKYQ, WAXX, KVOO, KWJJ.
"Put A Quarter In The Jukebox" (Capitol) 33/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 25, Total Adds 3, KCJB, KMIX, KNIX. Medium: KIKK, WOW, KRKT, KIK -FM, KUZZ, KALF, KFRE, KDRK. Light: KKIX, WNOE, KKYX, WDAF, WHOK, KIIQ, KTOM, KSOP, KIIM. BUCK OWENS
T. GRAHAM BROWN "Never Say Never" (Capitol) 32/24 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 5, Light 26, Total Adds 24, WRKZ, WPOR, KEAN, WKAK, WXBO, WLVK, WSOC, WRNS, WTVY, WGKX, WCMS, WKYQ, WPAP, WIRK, WUSQ, WAXX, WGEE, KITS, KVOO, KIK-FM, KVOC, KUUY, KMIX, KWJJ.
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HOTTEST
ANITA BAKER (27) TIFFANY (23) BREATHE (17) NEIL DIAMOND (17) AL JARREAU (15) DONNA SUMMER (10) NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK (9) SA -FIRE (9) NATALIE COLE (8)
WATERFRONT Cry (Polydor) 59% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 16, Light 32, Total Adds 7, KMJI, WEBE, KHLT, WLHT, WFMK, WHNN, WECO. ONE 2 MANY
THIRTY EIGHT SPECIAL (62) CHER & PETER CETERA (61) BETTE MIDLER (57)
MADONNA (50) DEON ESTUS (33)
CARLY SIMON (28) ENYA (19) KARYN WHITE (15) BANGLES (11)
Downtown (A &M)
56% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 23, Light 21, Total Adds O.
BREAKERS.
RESTLESS HEART "Big Dreams In A Small Town" (RCA) 25/7 Medium. Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 5/0, Light 20/7, Total Adds 7, WLEV, WVAF, KHLT, WQNY, WJON, WLDR, KSTR. KTYL, WCMJ. WEIM, WFPA, WKCX, KVIC, KYJC. Light including WSLQ, WTRX, 3WM, WHAI, WSKI, WGSV, WZNS, WORG, KSCB, KBLQ, KAYN.
NEIL DIAMOND Best Years Of Our Lives (Columbia) 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 16, Light 34, Total Adds 17 including WVBF, WNLT, WOMC, KS95, KBIG, KOST, KESZ, WMGS, KHLT, WRMF. Debuts at number 28 on the AC chart.
TIFFANY "Hold An Old Friend's Hand" (MCA) 24/23
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 23/22, Total Adds 23, WVAF, WSLQ, WTRX, 3WM, WEIM, WGLL, WAFL, WSKI, WKSB, WYKZ, WCKQ, WFPA, WGSV, WZNS, WORG, WKCX, KVIC, WCMJ, WMTFM, KKLV, KBLQ, KYJC, KAYN. Light including WEBE.
CANDI "Love Makes No Promises" (MCA) 23/2 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 20/2, Total Adds 2, WLEV, WLDR. Medium: WEIM, WORG, WKCX. Light including WSLQ. WTRX, 3WM, WHAI, WSKI, WCKQ, WFPA, WGSV, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, WMTFM, KBLQ, KYJC, KAYN.
ANIMOTION "Room To Move" (Polydor) 22/5
Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6 /0, Light 15/5, Total Adds 5, WSLI, 3WM, WGLL, WYKZ, WMTFM. Heavy: WSKI. Medium: WKOX, KMJI, WCKQ, WORG, KVIC. KAYLA. Light including WKYE, WSLQ, WEIM, KRLB, WZNS, KTYL, KSCB, KYJC.
MICA PARIS
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One
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Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 4/0, Light 17/3, Total Adds 3, WKSB, WJON, KSTR. Heavy: WNUA. Medium: WEIM, WHAI, WZNS, KYJC. Light including KELT, WSLQ, WTRX, WAFL, WYKZ, WGSV, WORG, WKCX, KSCB, WLDR, KBLO, KAYN.
PAULA ABDUL "Forever Your
DONNY OSMOND "Soldier Of Love" (Capitol) 20/3
Girl" (Virgin) 37/3
WCKQ, KräB. Medium: Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 22/0, Light 12/3, Total Adds 3, WNSR, K101, WVAF. Heavy: WSKI, WZNS, WORG, KVIC, WCMJ, WKOX, WLEV, Y103, U102, WSLQ, WTRX, WEIM, WHAT, WONY, WGLL, WAFL, WFPA, KTDY, KTYL WGSV, WYKZ, KELT, WMTFM, WTWR, KBLO, KYJC, KAYN. Light including B100, WEBE,
MARC V "Let Them Stare" (Elektra) 30/0
Medium: WLEV, WSLQ, WEIM, WONY, WSKI, WZNS, WORG,
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8/0, Light 22/0, Total Adds O. WCMJ, WMTFM, KSCB, WKCX. Light: WNLT, WNUA, WVAF, WSLI, KELT, WTRX, WAFL, WKSB, WYKZ, WGSV, KTYL, KVIC, WTWR, WJON, WLDR, KSTR, KBLQ, KYJC, KAYN.
BOHEMIANS "Circle" (Geffen) 29/2
EDIE BRICKELL & NEW Y103, WSLQ, Rotations: Heavy 1/0. Medium 10 /0, Light 18/2, Total Adds 2, WXTC, KKLV. Heavy: WNUA. Medium: WVAF, WYKZ, KRLB, WZNS, WHAI, WAFL, WSKI, WFPA, KBLQ, KYJC, KAYN. Light including KELT, WTRX, 3WM, WEIM, WQNY, WORG, WKCX, KVIC, WCMJ, WMTFM, KSCB, WTWR, WJON.
NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK
"I'll
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Forever" (Columbia) 28/9
KTYL, WLDR, KKLV. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 12/1, Light 16/8, Total Adds 9, KESZ, 8100, WLHT, WFMK, WHNN, KALB, including WVBF, Medium including WSLQ, WEIM, WHAI, WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, WZNS, WORG, WKCX, KVIC, KBLQ. Light WLEV, 3WM, WQNY, WGSV, WCMJ, KSCB, KYJC.
ANITA BAKER "Lead Me Into Love" (Eleldra) 27/27
WQNY, Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/2, Light 25/25, Total Adds 27, WNUA, WVAF, Y103, WSLO, WTRX, WMGN, WEIM,
KKLV, KSTR, WGLL, WAFL, WSKI, WYKZ, WFPA, WKTK, WGSV, KTDY, WZNS, WORG, WKCX, KVIC, WCMJ, WMTFM, KBLQ, KYJC, KAYN.
SCOTT GRIMES
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Mind" (A &M) 27/2
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"All
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ATLANTIC STARR "My First Love" (WB) 17/7
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0, Light 1617, Total Adds 7, WLMG, WVAF, KHLT, WZNS, WORG, KVIC, KSTR Medium. WAFL. Light including WLEV, WSLQ, WTRX, WEIM, WYKZ, WCMJ, WMTFM, KSCB, KYJC.
TANITA TIKARAM "Twist In My Sobriety" (Reprise) 17/5
Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0, Light 16/5, Total Adds 5, WHAT, WSKI, WFPA, KVIC, KAYN. Heavy: WNUA. Light including K101, WLEV, WKYE, WEIM, WAFL, WGSV, WZNS, WORG, WKCX, KSCB, KYJC.
JIM CAPALDI
Some Come Running" (Island) 17/4
Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 2/0, Light 14/4, Total Adds 4, WFMK, WONY, WAFL, WGSV. Heavy: WNUA. Medium: WKYE. KYJC. Light including WEIM, WSKI, WFPA, WZNS, WORG, WKCX, KVIC, KSCB, WLDR, KAYN.
MIKE RENO "Whenever There's A Night" (Cypress /A &M) 17/2
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 13/2, Total Adds 2, WONY, WCMJ. Medium: WAFL, WCKQ, WZNS, KYJC. Light including WSLO, WTRX, WEIM, WSKI, WFPA, WORG, WKCX, KVIC, KSCB, KBLO, KAYN.
BELLE STARS
"Iko Iko" (Capitol) 17/2
Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 5/2, Total Adds 2, WVAF, KYJC. Heavy: KS95, WKYE, WSKI, Medium: KLCY, B100. WSLQ, WEIM, WAFL, WORG, WMTFM, KBLQ, KAYN. Light including WNLT, K101, WGLL.
FREIHEIT "Keeping The Dream
Alive" (WTG) 17/0
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/0, Light 12/0, Total Adds O. Medium: WHAI, WZNS, WORG, WKCX, WMTFM. Light: WNUA. WLEV, WSLQ. WQNY, WSKI, WYKZ, WGSV, WCMJ, KSCB, WLDR, KBLQ, KAYN.
AL JARREAU
All Or Nothing At
All" (Reprise) 16/15
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2/1, Light 14/14, Total Adds 15, WSLQ, WTRX, WMGN, 3WM, WEIM, WSKI, WYKZ, WFPA, WGSV, WORG, WKCX, WCMJ, WMTFM, KYJC, KAYN. Medium including WNUA.
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Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 4/0, Light 12/5, Total Adds 5, 2WD, 8100, WKYE, WZNS, WKCX. Medium: WLTF, KESZ, KVIC. KAYN. Light including WMGS, WZNY, WTCB, WTRX, WGLL, WORG, KBLQ.
Total
Reports /Adds
Rotations. Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/1, Light 7/2, Total Adds 3, WLEV, Y103, WEIM. Heavy: WKQX, WCKQ. Medium including KESZ, B100, WSLQ, WAFL, WSKI, WZNS, WORG, WKCX, KBLQ, KAYN. Light including WHAI, KRLB, WCMJ, WMTFM,
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Rotations: Heavy 2/1, Medium 0, Light 10/2, Total Adds 3, WKYE, WEIM, WSKI. Heavy including WSLQ. Light including WCKQ, WFPA, KRLB, WZNS, WORG, KVIC, WCMJ, KSCB.
MARILYN SCOTT
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Only Have Eyes For You" (WTG) 11/0
Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 0, Light 10/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WKYE. Light: WNUA, WMGN, WEIM, WHAI, WSKI, WZNS, WORG. WCMJ, KBLQ, KYJC.
DONNA SUMMER
"This Time
I
Know It's For Real" (Atlantic) 10/10
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/1, Light 9/9, Total Adds 10, WALK, B100, WSLQ, WTRX, WEIM, WHAT, WSKI, WZNS, WORG. WCMJ.
MIKE & THE MECHANICS "Seeing Is Believing" (Atlantic) 10/2
Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10/2, Total Adds 2, WFPA, KAYN. Light including WKYE, WSLO, WEIM, WCKQ, WGSV. WZNS, WORG, WCMJ.
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York
DunphylDunkin PAULA ABDUL DEON ESTUS NATALIE COLE Hottest: MIKE 6 THE MECHAN BETTE MIDLER ROY ORBISON SA -FIRE CHER 6 PETER CETE WSNIIPhiladelphia Jere Sullivan NATALIE COLE ARETHA 6 ELTON CAROLE KING Hottest: CHER 6 PETER CETI DEON ESTUS BETTE MIDLER MADONNA KARYN WHITE
WEIM /Fitchburg Jack Raymond
ANITA BAKER DONNA SUMMER TIFFANY AL JARREAD RAIN PEOPLE DONNY OSMOND BREATHE LISA LISA 6 CULT BON JOVI
Hottest:
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CARLY SIMON CHER 6 PETER CETE ENYA MADONNA
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P2
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PHOEBE SNOW SOUTHERN PACIFIC Hottest: 38 SPECIAL CHER 6 PETER CETI MADONNA
WECOIGeneva Gabe Anthony
WATERFRONT NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: MADONNA NATALIE COLE CHER 6 PETER CETE ENYA KARYN WHITE
WHAI/Greenfield, MA Deane/Archer DONNA SUMMER SA -FIRE TANITA TIRARAN DR, JOHN Hottest: CHER 6 PETER CETI BETTE MIDLER DEON ESTUS MADONNA CARLY SIMON
WHTX /Pittsburgh Scott
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ANITA BAKER DONNY OSMOND SA -FIRE Hottest: MADONNA 38 SPECIAL BETTE MIDLER DEON ESTUS HOWARD JONES
WTFM /Johnson City Mark McKinney
NATALIE COLE HOWARD JONES GLENN FREY
STEVE WINWDOD GRAYSON HUGH Hottest: BETTE MIDLER CHER 6 PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL DEON ESTUS MADONNA
WLMGINew Orleans Nick Ferrara ENYA
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ATLANTIC STARR NATALIE COLE Hottest: BETTE MIDLER BANGLES DEON ESTUS CHER 6 PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL
Larry Trotter
HOWARD JONES SOUTHERN PACIFIC BASIA Hottest: 38 SPECIAL CHER 6 PETER CETE MADONNA BETTE MIDLER DEON ESTUS
WLTS /New Orleans Bob Mitchell
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Y103 /Jacksonville Erica Lee
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WNLTITampa Chuck Crane
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GRAYSON HUGH SFO
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WZNY /Augusta, GA John Patrick
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EDIE BRICKELL 6 N NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: BETTE MIDLER CHER s PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL MADONNA CARLY SIMON
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TIFFANY MICA PARIS Hottest: BETTE MIDLER DEON ESTUS 38 SPECIAL MADONNA BANGLES
Barry Argenbright
SAMANTHA FOX JODY WATLEY SA -FIRE BETTE MIDLER Hottest: FINE YOUNG CANNI MADONNA DONNY OSMOND BANGLES CHER 6 PETER CET: WNUA/Chicago Bob O'Connor WAS (NOT WAS) ANITA BAKER Hottest: EDIE BRICKELL DEON ESTUS BASIA
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WGSV /Guntersville
Jackson/Bell TIFFANY AL JARREAD ANITA BAKER JIM CAPALDI Hottest: CHER 6 PETER CETE MADONNA BETTE MIDLER 38 SPECIAL CARLY SIMON
KTDY /Latayette Bob Murphy NEIL DIAMOND ANITA BARER Hottest: BETTE MIDLER CHER 6 PETER CETE ENYA DEON ESTUS CARLY SIMON
KRLB/Lubbock Dave O Connor
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Hottest: ENYA CHER 6 PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL MADONNA KARYN WHITE
ANITA BAKER BREATHE TIFFANY ATLANTIC STARR JIMMY HARNEN 6 SY DONNA SUMMER Hottest: 38 SPECIAL CARLY SIMON CARRACK 6 NUNN GRAYSON HUGH
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ATLANTIC STARR AKIKO Hottest: BETTE MIDLER CARLY SIMON 38 SPECIAL MADONNA CHER 6 PETER CETE
WRMFIWest Palm Beach Dave Parks
NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: BETTE MIDLER CHER 6 PETER CETE MIKE 6 THE MECHAN PETER NOONE
P3 WYKZ /Beaufort, SC Robertson /Kennedy AL JARREAU
BREATHE TIFFANY ANIMOTION ANITA BAKER Hottest: BETTE MIDLER CHER 6 PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL MADONNA CARLY SIMON
WKCX /Rome Randy Quick JIMMY HARNEN RAIN PEOPLE AL JARREAU ANITA BAKER TIFFANY BREATHE Hottest: 38 SPECIAL KARYN WHITE GRAYSON HUGH PHOEBE SNOW BASIA
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WCKO /Campbellsville
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TIFFANY MICHAEL DAMIAN Hottest: 38 SPECIAL BETTE MIDLER KARYN WHITE CHER 6 PETER CETE MADONNA
Jackson /McClendon
Dirkssn /Brown WATERFRONT ROY ORBISON NEW KIDS ON THE B Hottest: ARETHA 6 ELTON MADONNA KARYN WHITE CARLY SIMON 38 SPECIAL WFMKILansing Tom Knight ENYA PETER NOONE BREATHE JIM CAPALDI ROY ORBISON NEW KIDS ON THE
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BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: 38 SPECIAL ENYA CHER 6 PETER CETE BETTE MIDLER VANESSA WILLIAMS
NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: BETTE MIDLER CHER 6 PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL KARYN WHITE CARRACK 6 NUNN
KESZ/Phoenix Steve LaBeau RICK ASTLEY NEIL DIAMOND HOWARD JONES MADONNA NEW KIDS ON THE Hottest: NATALIE COLE BETTE MIDLER 38 SPECIAL BANGLES DONNY OSMOND KLCYISelt Lake City Don Bishop
HOWARD JONES RICK ASTLEY SA -FIRE Hottest: MADONNA 38 SPECIAL BETTE MIDLER CHER 6 PETER CET ENYA 13100/San Diego
KOST/Los Angeles Kaye /Kiley CHER 6 PETER CETI NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: MADONNA BETTE MIDLER NATALIE COLE ENPA 38 SPECIAL
Rich /Knight
JIMMY HARNEN 6 E NEW KIDS ON THE DONNA SUMMER Hottest: CHER 6 PETER CE1 MADONNA ENYA BETTE MIDLER 38 SPECIAL
KSCBILiberal
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NATALIE COLE PAULA ABDUL Hottest: BANGLES MADONNA DEON ESTUS CHER 6 PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL KLSY /Seattle Mays /Brooks
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K1011San Francisco
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CARLY SIMON BARBRA STREISAND NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: W LTFICleveland DEON ESTUS Popovich /Godfrey MADONNA CHER 6 PETER CETE WMGN /Madison HOWARD JONES BETTE MIDLER Pat O'Neill Hottest: BELLE STARS 38 SPECIAL AL JARREAD BETTE MIDLER CARRACK 6 NUNN KYKYISt. Louis BREATHE ARETHA 6 ELTON MADONNA McGuire /Blair ANITA BAKER DEON ESTUS PHOEBE SNOW PM Hottest: WSNYIColumbus Hottest: ENYA BREATHE Hallett /Nunnally GRAYSON HUGH PHIL COLLINS CARLY SIMON NATALIE COLE MADONNA Hottest: MIKE 6 THE MECHAI 38 SPECIAL CHER 6 PETER CETI ROD STEWART CARLY SIMON DEON ESTUS MIKE 6 THE MECHA! BETTE MIDLER
KBIG /Los Angeles
Ted Bell
WTRX /Flint Bill Pearson
ANITA BAKER SA -FIRE DONNA SUMMER NEIL DIAMOND BREATHE Hottest: CHER 6 PETER CET AL JARREAD TIFFANY BETTE MIDLER Hottest: 38 SPECIAL CHER 6 PETER CETE MADONNA MADONNA DEON ESTUS 38 SPECIAL NATALIE COLE KLSI/Kansas City KARYN WHITE Land/Barber
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38
ANITA BAKER AL JARREAD TIFFANY MIKE RENO DONNA SUMMER BREATHE Hottest: BETTE MIDLER MADONNA CHER 6 PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL CARRACK 6 NUNN
WTWR /Monroe
Lori Demick none Hottest: BETTE MIDLER
DEON ESTUS CARLY SIMON JULIA FORDHAM 38 SPECIAL WJON/SL Cloud Nancy Fox RESTLESS HEART RICK ASTLEY SA -FIRE
MICA PARIS Hottest: CHER 6 PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL DEON ESTUS CARLY SIMON ENYA WLDRITraverse City James Fllkins EARTH WHITE CANDI RESTLESS HEART NEW KIDS ON THE B Hottest: CARLY SIMON 38 SPECIAL CARRACK 6 NUNN CHER 6 PETER CETE ENYA
WMTFM /Cedar Rapid Green /Sellers ANIMOTION TIFFANY ANITA BAKER BREATHE AL JARREAU Hottest: CARLY SIMON BETTE MIDLER 38 SPECIAL JULIA FORDHAM CHER 6 PETER CETI
KSTRIGrand Junction Rick Lawrence
KYJC /Medford
ANITA BAKER ATLANTIC STARR MICA PARIS RESTLESS HEART Hottest: BETTE MIDLER CARLY SIMON 38 SPECIAL CHER 6 PETER CET BASIA
ANITA BAKER BREATHE BELLE STARS AL JARREAD TIFFANY Hottest: BETTE MIDLER 38 SPECIAL JULIA FORDHAM CARRACK 6 NUNN CAROLE KING
KBLQ /Logan, UT John Dimick AKIKO BREATHE ANITA BAKER RAIN PEOPLE TIFFANY Hottest: CHER 6 PETER CETI MADONNA 38 SPECIAL CARLY SIMON BASIA
Kirk/Shelby
KAYN/Nogales Bob Gerhard BREATHE TIFFANY AL JARREAU MIKE 6 THE MECHAI TANITA TIKARAM ANITA BAKER Hottest: MADONNA 38 SPECIAL CHER 6 PETER CETI KARYN WHITE ENYA
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NEIL DIAMOND ANITA BAKER
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WMGSIWilkes Barre Norton /Marriott NEIL DIAMOND Hottest: BANGLES CHER 6 PETER CETE BETTE MIDLER ROY ORBISON 38 SPECIAL
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WOMC /Detroit
WKOX /Chicago Bill Gamble
Mitch Adams K EL TIMcA Ilan Paul Davis
WGLLIMercersburg Norman Schmidt
WKTK /Gainesville Nick Allen
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RICK ASTLEY
RESTLESS HEART DONNY OSMOND CANDI Hottest: MADONNA 38 SPECIAL CHER 6 PETER CETI NATALIE COLE CARRACK 6 NUNN
TIFFANY ANITA BAKER AL JARREAD TANITA TIKARAM MIKE 6 THE MECHA Hottest: BETTE MIDLER CHER 6 PETER CETE 38 SPECIAL MADONNA CARLY SIMON
WHNNISaginaw Roberts /Slain ENYA SOUTHERN PACIFIC PETER NOONE WATERFRONT ROY ORBISON NEW KIDS ON THE Hottest: ARETHA 6 ELTON MADONNA KARYN WHITE CARLY SIMON 38 SPECIAL
Tony Davis BREATHE TANITA TIKARAM ATLANTIC STARR ANITA BAKER TIFFANY Hottest: CHER 6 PETER CET MADONNA BETTE MIDLER 38 SPECIAL DEON ESTUS
6 7 8 9
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PAULA ABDUL /Forever Your Girl (Virgin) MARC V /Let Them Stare (Elektra) NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK/I'll Be Lacing You Forever (Colurrlbia) SCOTT GRIMES /I Don't Even Mind (A &M) CANDI /Love Makes No Promise (MCA) ANIMOTION /Room To Move ( Polyflor) MICA PARIS /My One Temptation (Island) DONNY OSMOND /Soldier Of Love (Capitol & Curb) TANITA TIKARAM/Twist In My Sobriety (Reprise) BELLE STARS /Iko No (Capitol) MIKE RENO/Whenever There's A Night (Cypress/A &M)
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PETTY Won't Back Down (MCA) 0 TOM OUTFIELDNoices /I
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Of Babylon (Columbia)
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TRAVELING WILBURYS /Heading For The Light (Wilbury /WB) RADIATORS /Confidential (Epic) BONNIE RAITT/Thing Called Love (Capitol) RED SIREN /All Is Forgiven (Mercury) XTC /Mayor Of Simpleton (Genen)
SARAYA /Love Has Taken Its Toll (Polydor) 19 18 15 WARRANT /Down Boys (Columbia) 2 15 THIRTY EIGHT SPECIAL /Second Chance (A &M) 3 4 16 15 14 16 GARY MOORE /Ready For Love (Virgin) 13 17 GUNS N' ROSES /Patience (Geffen) 9 9 BREAKERO MIKE & THE MECHANICS /Seeing Is Believing (Atlantic) 28
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ROY ORBISON /She's A Mystery To Me (Virgin) HEALEY BAND /Angel Eyes (Arista) JEFF CiD CRUEL STORY OF YOUTH/You're What You Want To 28 MELISSA ETHERIDGE /Similar Features (Island) 25
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ELVIS COSTELLONeronica (WB) JOE SATRIANI /One Big Rush (WTG) 33 U2 /God Part II (Island) 34 OFF LEPPARD/Rocket (Mercury) 35 STEVE WINWOOD /Hearts On Fire (Virgin) FIXX /Precious Stone (RCA) 37 JON BUTCHER /Might As Well Be Free (Pasha /Capitol) MICHAEL THOMPSON BAND/Can't Miss (Geffen) 31
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LITTLE AMERICA/Where Were You (Geffen) SKID ROW/Youth Gone Wild (Atlantic)
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CHRIS REA/Working On It (Geffen) MARCHELLO /First Love (CBS Associated) 49 TANITA TIKARAM/Twist In My Sobriety (Reprise)
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CRACK THE SKY /From The Greenhouse (Grudge /BMG) BLUE MURDERNalley Of The Kings (Geffen)
HOWARD JONES /Everlasting Love (Elektra) VIXEN /Love Made Me (EMI) R.E.M. /Pop Song 89 (WB)
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BON JOVI /l'll Be There For You (Mercury)
FIRE TOWN/The Good Life (Atlantic)
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LOU REED/Busload Of Faith (Sire /WB)
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CHOIRBOYS/Run To Paradise (WTG) LITA FORD/Close My Eyes. Forever (RCA)
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HOUSE OF LORDS/Love Don't Lie (Simmons /RCA)
GUADALCANAL DIARY /Always Saturday (Elektra)
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HOUSE OF LORDS /Love Don't Lie (Simmons /RCA)
4
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55 52
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MARCHELLO /First Love (CBS Associated) CHOIRBOYS /Run To Paradise (WTG) QUEENSRYCHE /Eyes Of A Stranger (EMI) TANITA TIKARAM/Twist In My Sobriety (Reprise) CRACK IN THE SKY /From The Greenhouse (GrudgelBMG) JOHNNY DIESEL &... /Lookin' For Love (Chrysalis) GUADALCANAL DIARY /Always Saturday (Elektra)
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SANDMEN /House 14
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In The Country (A &M)
CURE /Fascination Street (Elektra)
ALANNAH MYLES /Love Is (Atlantic) KING SWAMP /Is This Love (Virgin) GLAMOUR CAMP /She Did It (EMI) CONNELLS/Something
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NEAL SCHON /I'II Cover You (Columbia) SAM PHILLIPS /Holding On To The Earth (Virgin)
"NOEASYIYAYOUf" Already On: WYNF KNCN
WDIZ WRQK KJJO
KNAC KEZE
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20+
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MIKE & THE MECHANICS Seeing Is Believing (Atlantic) 66% of our reporters on it.
From the LP Things You've Never Done Before.. Produced by Beau Hill.
FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS Rock This Place (CBS Associated) 64% of our reporters on it.
KINGDOM COME
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Nineteen Forever (A &M) 60% of our reporters on it.
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MICHAEL THOMPSON BAND /Can't Miss (Geffen)
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EXTREME /Kid Ego (A &M)
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KINGDOM COME /Do You Like
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LIVING COLOUR /Open Letter (To A Landlord) (Epic) CINDERELLA /Coming Home (Mercury) REPLACEMENTS /I'll Be You (Sire /Reprise) BIG BAM BOO /Shooting From My Heart (Uni /MCA) FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS /Rock This Place (CBS Associated) JOE JACKSON /Nineteen Forever (A &M)
Medium
165 =/1 164 +12
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Singer (Mercury)
GREAT WHITE /Once Bitten Twice Shy (Capitol)
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XTC/Oranges & Lemons (Geffen)
SARAYA /Saraya (Polydor) THIRTY EIGHT SPECIAL/Rock & Roll Strategy (A &M) WARRANT /Dirty Rotten Filthy Stinking Rich (Columbia)
LIVING COLOURNivid (Epic) GARY MOORE /After The War (Virgin) MIKE & THE MECHANICS/Living Years (Atlantic) REPLACEMENTS /Don't Tell A Soul (Sire /Reprise) GUNS N' ROSES /G N' R Lies (Geffen)
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SAY ANYTHING /Soundtrack (WTG)
31
DEF LEPPARD /Hysteria (Mercury)
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MELISSA ETHERIDGE /Melissa Etheridge (Island) CINDERELLA /Long Cold Winter (Mercury) m BIG BAM BOO/Fun, Faith & Fairplay (Uni /MCA) FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS /Powerful Stuff (CBS Associated) 22 ROY ORBISON /Mystery Girl (Virgin) JOE JACKSON/Blaze Of Glory (A &M) 24 ELVIS COSTELLO /Spike (WB)
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EDDIE MONEY/Nothing To Lose (Columbia)
MICHAEL THOMPSON BAND /How Long (Geffen) EXTREME /Extreme (A &M)
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13
16
21
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164 + /2 "Voices" (164) "Paradise" (1) "Life" (1) 156 -/1 "Now" (155) "One" (1) "Get" (1) 153 +/4 "Fire" (153) "King" (7) "American" (5) 143-/1 "Inside" (128) "Pop" (26) "Get" (2) 138+/12 "Heading" (135) "End" (8) "Night" (3) "Confidential" (126) "Alright" (3) "Hardcore" (3) 129 -/0 124-/1 "Love" (124) "Man" (3) "Nick" (1) -/1 "Forgiven" (128) "Lover" (1) "Dare" (1) 120-/2 "Mayor" (120) "King" (4) "Loving" (1) 136-/1 "Love" (136) "Healing" (1) "Ready" (1) 98-/2 "Second" (94) "Lanta" (5) 126 -/1 "Down" (124) "Pennies" (2) "Sometimes" (1) 129+/10 "Open" (121) "Cult" (19) "Middle" (2) 116 -/1 "Ready" (112) "Clones" (28) 119 +/9 "Seeing" (112) "Living" (8) "Nobody" (2) 91 -/0 "You" (80) "Back" (12) "Talent" (2) 85 -/0 "Patience" (84) "Used" (2) 83 -/5 "Similar" (62) "Chrome" (19) "Way" (4) 115 + /10 "Coming" (115) 115 + /15 "Shooting" (115) 110 + /45 "Rock" (109) "Knock" (1) "Mistake" (1) 92 -/1 "Mystery" (87) "Got" (4) "Dream" (3) "Nineteen" (101) "London" (3) "Tomorrow's" (1) 101 +/29 73 -/1 "Veronica" (64) "Town" (12) "Deep" (1) 92 +/14 "Precious" (82) "Driven" (16) "Calm" (1) 98 +/7 "Angel" (96) "Girl" (2) "River" (1) 102 -/2 "You're" (101) "Vapor" (1) 67-/0 "God" (59) "Love" (11) "Hawkmoon" (2) 84 -/2 "Circle" (83) "Wheel" (1) 90 +/30 "Rush" (88) "Love" (2) 61 -/0 "Rocket" (59) "Love" (3) "Shoot" (1) 75+/20 "Bad" (58) "Shake" (17) "Dirty" (1) 60 -/1 "Hearts" (60) 67-/0 "Might" (63) Somebody" (4) 63 -/0 "Youth" (56) "Remember" (8) "Life" (1) 60+/9 "Let" (54) "Forget" (4) "Far" (3) 70 +/9 "Can't" (70) 71 -/3 "Kid" (71) 52+/9 "Busload" (37) "Dirty" (17) "Last" (1) 46 -/0 "Where" (46) "Maryjane" (1)
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Powerful Stuff (CBS Associated) 65% of our reporters on it. JOE JACKSON Blaze Of Glary (A &M) 60% of our reporters on it.
HOTTEST F. THUNDERBIRDS (45) JOHNNY DIESEL di... (31) SAY ANYTHING (30) JOE JACKSON (29) STEVE EARLE (21) BAD COMPANY (20) TESLA (18) VIXEN (16) BIG BAM BOO (15) FIXX (14)
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OUTFIELD (143) JULIAN LENNON (118) THIRTY EIGHT SPECIAL (83) R.E.M. (77) GUNS N' ROSES (71) BONNIE RAITT (70) CULT (69) RADIATORS (69) TRAVELING WILBURYS (68) XTC (65)
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"Yellow Mooii" the new single from the fabulous
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America gets Neville-ized: debuted at #2 at Kemp -Mill! #7 at Tower/Boston and Top 10 at Tower/ New York! #26 Billboard's Top Compact Disc Chart! Over 1.25,000 units already sold! Yellow Moon
The critics love the Neville Brothers album Yellow Moon; the Village Voice's Robert Christgau calls it "their masterpiece :' From the lead review in Rolling Stone to special features in Newsweek, The New York Times and daily newspapers nationwide, the Neville Brothers have won over the press.
The Neville Brothers are playing sold -out shows as they tour the East Coast. Up next: a Japanese tour beginning in May and a summer -long American tour with Jimmy Buffett
starting June 15.
The Cinemax Sessions: The Neville Brothers "Tell It Like It Is" premieres May 21 on Cinemax.
Filmed live at Storyville in New Orleans, the program features the Neville Brothers performing with many special guests.
The video remix of "Sister Rosa" has been picked up on Yo! MTV Raps. Upcoming Neville Brothers appearances on The Arsenio Hall Show; MTV, BET and VH-1 news pieces; features in Musician, Interview, People, TIME, and more. The title track "Yellow Moon" on your desk May 10th.
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SANDMEN "House In The Country" (A &M) 36/11 (26/7) Adds: KTXO, WNOR, KGON, WCCC, WPLR, WWTR, WDIZ, KRZO, WGIR, WRUF, WZEW. Medium 16 including KLOL, WHFS, WDHA, WTPA, WRXK, WQBZ, KBAT, WIZN, KOWB, WAOR.
CURE "Fascination Street" ( Elektra) 33/15 (18/9) Adds including WNEW, WYNF, KYYS, KLBJ, WIMZ, WLAV, WKQZ, KMOD, KCHV, KFMU. Heavy including WIYY, WMMR, KTXQ, KXRX, WHFS, WWTR, CHEZ, KEZO, KRZQ, KBOY.
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FABULOUS T- BIRDS/Rock (44) J. DIESEL &.../Lookln' (31) BAD COMPANY/Man (30) JOE JACKSON/Nineteen (29)
KING SWAMP/Love (29) JOE SATRIANI/Rush (29)
FIXX/Stone (23) NEAL SCHON /Cover (23)
TESLA/Hang (23)
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TESLA "Hang Tough" (Geffen) 26/23 (3/0) Adds including KUPD, KRXQ, WAQY, KNCN, KMJX, KBAT, KEZE, WGIR, WKLT, KSOY. Heavy 12 including WTPA, WCCC, WSTZ, KTAL, WAPL, WQFM, KEZO, KDJK, KOZZ, KRZQ.
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BARNEY BENTALL & THE LEGENDARY HEARTS "Something To Live For" (Columbia) 16/2 (14/6) Adds: WOUR, KFMZ. Medium 5: WDVE, KSJO, WIMZ. KOZZ, KFMU.
FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS "Good Thing" (IRS /MCA) 16/1 (16/1) Adds: CHOM. Heavy 6 including WXRT, KBCO, WPLR, KFMU. Medium 8: KXRX, WDHA, WWTR, CHEZ, KPOI, KRZQ, WMAD, KXUS.
DRIVIN' N' CRYIN' "Honeysuckle Blue" (Island) 15/4 (11/3) Adds: WYNF, KGON, KBAT, KRZQ. Medium 8 including WKLS, WSTZ, WIXV, KTYD, KEZE, KBOY,
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MIDGE URE "Answers To Nothing" (Chrysalis) 22/1 (22/9) Adds: KBAT. Heavy 4. WXRT, KBCO, KOME, KLBJ. Medium 11: KUPD, WHFS, WSTZ, WLAV, KEZO, WYBR, KRZQ, KTYD, KPEZ, KBOY, KFMU.
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MELISSA ETHERIDGE "Chrome Plated Heart" (Island) 19/10 (9/0) Adds: WFBQ, KUPD, WTPA, WAQY, WKQQ, WONE, WRKI, WGIR, KSQY, KFMU. Heavy 8 including CHOM, WNOR. Medium 9 including WBAB, KLOL, WXRT, WRDU, KILO, KEZE.
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BREAKERS Albums and tracks reach Breaker status the first week they are reported by at least 60% of our AOR reporters.
MOJO NIXON & SKID ROPER "Root Hog Or Die" (Enigma) 18/2 (19/3) Adds. KBPI, WEZX. Heavy 2 including KGB. Medium 4. KISS, WXRT, WHFS, KLAQ.
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cll.
°averted
-19
26
KWTNWeeo. TX
C0le
.TOS 6-5
A Ace. Uc4We tongs reported by el lomt 50 00 our CNR npr1MA Sywtrll Acton Include ergs Mooned by fewr Elan 50. bA E 14.1 10 d our CNR reportrs The too nten:brt (0404) e1(g Ela r9.6 0.62nallon i046SIS ((il total mmo, 0w many 50Oed R 6N Be Arp (ke Sis meNL Move inVka lye ot eIMIy FNS week; Up kw toward Chart movement Sans kK skew.. o Conti ued ne 703ed tobvav, Sown kM dowmvNO CASO floK). end Adds kr Nio nobs: is a arpeng 01 b:mVV 0.10:1 acto0y. Co pER. anivkty an De kund b De Panne'. NOTE: Rwanda ME leek Oto required 405. of our CNR repodera to beco e Breakers may accurn: 048 enough d)ed point6 from high po6Rbne on (ose ppbns rep0015 Mon. to 1101041 Oro CNR NAM. Aolay/w. C M Rotation CVtrI. FW him. Adds and%or One: lour play. b a 24.017 0rbd. (has of t(Oern b1IANe mb-
niBN.
-1
BON J P^ 11 -7
5Is
TX
1
DO LFPPA. 7 -4
Nw
-1
(dp) (dpi
FINE YONG CAW.IB TONE IOC 2 -2
J.N CMdeteson
DMSM 21-15
LISA
FL
M
Hotten!:
Idyl
ROACRFORO
WZKX/Bllexl MS
DONNA
-15
DougW
Bron
BULLITEBOYS
JOHN COUGAR MOU.LE MILLI VAP GLI (dpi
OSBOURR 21 -16
NILLI VANILLI
2103/TMMMese.
CINDERELLA
FL
CULT
ELVIS COSTELLO
-2
JOHN COUGAR
-2
LLE NEW RODS ON THE B
SmaWNov.0d
SY
EIDS MN
MICHAEL
LISA
BON AOI 11 -6 PAULA MDUL 21 -10
MADONNA 7 -4 TONE LOC 8 -5 $MERE SENSATION 11 -11 LIVING COLOUR 18 -1/
MADONNA 6 -2
8
-31
3
SHARER
lap)
.IE
Ottest:
MADONNA
6
Op)
BROWN
DMIM
5-3
s" ADS. `5 -10 LICNALL N 2B
Stevre/Saw.rt
OUTFIELD (VP) DONNA SUMMER MILLI MNILLI BRICKELL RICK ABTLEE Bottest: TONS LOC 5 -1
BM
6
REPLACE... .DIE MONEY Hotte at:
30_9
SAMT SENSATION 5-4 BROTH MIDI. 8 -5
5 -3
PETER CATE 30 -7
KBFM/MeABrtówev6w
LLE
ROBBIA ROBB
TONE LOC 6 -1 JIMMY HARNEI
ADIB
Ldp)
t -1
vtxAN Ldp)
VMILLI (dpi
SA -1Iß6 B
ST
SUMACH Hottest:
LE D-38
WOKI /Kn000W, TN Clay G4h
JO.
GUNS
LORDS
WNNY/Montgom.ry. AL
D.N 11 -4
B ULLET90U0Y8
INO.
N
DORA
MADONNA 1 -1 38 SPECIAL 6 -3 BON JOUI 12 -5
LLI VANILLI JOHN COUGAR MELEE WATERFRONT
MILLI VABILLI Ldp) JOHN COGAR MELLE NENES CHERRY Ldp) Hottest: B -1
PAULA
MICBAE.
CHERRY
PETTY
DEON ESTUS 12 -7 GUN9 ' NOSES 10 -19
JOHN COUGAR MLLE DONNA SUMMER MIR 6 THE MECHAN
TflE
OP Cep)
Nottest: BON JOV'I
WJAD /Sal:Wddge, GA Menefee/McKay
OSBOME (dpi
/MILLI
CDM
Hottest: TONE LOC l -1 38 SPECIAL 7 -2 MADONNA 10 -3
J.me)MICME
-1 3
6
(NOT WAR)
REPLACEMENTS
IAA. i
f
ARAS
BOSE
NATALIE COLE 5 -1 3 -1 6 -4
6
JULIAN LENNON JOHN LOGAR MELLE
ANC (dB)
1
MANY
2
GUNS
-16
Z102/8evarsh. GA McOmvlWNllera
6
CHERRY
CHEF6
J IMMY
6
28-24
FL
J INNY RAINEN
IRE 17 -10
Rottest, C1ER i PETER CATE
BAM.
SY
JOHN COUGAR MILLE NM (NOT NM ROACRORD
COGM SELLE
ONN
N.
4 -1
NEM EIDS
SY 6 CULT
LISA
MADONNA TOM LOC
.DIE
(dp) TIFFANY OP)
ROY URBISON
24 -17
NAMEN
WYKSIG.Ineevllle. Bents/Jon
.TUN
FORD DONNE
MADONNA 5 -2 TOE LOC 11 -5
-7
Hottest:
JOHN COUGAR WELLE MONEY TOM PETTY
SURFACE
PAGE
LISA LISA
0 -5 SPECIAL 10 -7
BOOCJOI
BOtteet: ROXETTE 2 -I
-1
2
ROACRFORD (dpi (dp)
Ldp)
CLLEGG
N TERFRONT
JOHN COUGAR MALLS
(dp)
HurtMann
MATEY
38
MILLI
BROWN ETTE MIDLER
SY
POND
SA -FIRE 11 -8
WOUTIJOhneon City. TN
LLE
MILLI VANILLI
John R0Fmend
-12
19
JONN COUGAR
CULT BAD COMPANY (dp)
CULT
6
Z108/8reou, EwrWCl.se
IMnWMcCMre TA SA JOHN COUGAR
MOL
DMIM
38 -24
CHERRY
JISA LISA LISA
-FIRE I -6 ERBIN GIBBON 22-15
L.MnhuN/JSeksen
9
61X52.0 AToMo, TX
(dpi
-1
11-36
N.. ROACH..
HIE
LLE
M
NILEI
JO.
MIMOTION
W7AAVMOngemry,AL
3 -2 DMIM
SY
BENNY MAROON.
S
Mottest, MADONNA 1 -1
PETER CAPE UMBOOMS
ROSETTE
MOIL
MADONNA
6
PINE Y0 2- EMMA
-4 -31
MICHAEL MORALES Hottest: TONE IOC 1 -1
4
Mottest: TOME PAGE 3 -3 BON JOUI 5-4 JIMMY RANNEN 6 SY 12 -9
WATLEY 9 -7 BETTE MIDLER 34 -23 6
7 -4
-6
30
COLOUR MANY
2
DONNA
ORAL.
50tte5t: MADONNA 1 -1 LIVING '9LOUR 2 -2 BON JIOVI 4 -3 PHEW. PETER CATO AOLA ALDOL
MNMSyRnot
DONNA SUMMER
eat,
WATERFRONT
9
14 -8
NATALIE COLE
DEP LECIABD
P
DONNA RUNNER ROACRFOND
SA -FIRS
-5
SY 19 -12
f
MICHAEL DMIAN 24
11
SIMMER
-11
UMMOND 25 -21
LISA LISA
FmMChenut
PeshelJack
DONNA
-6
TOM PETTY JOANNE CLIP. B otte et:
SM
6
MILLE
JOY
OEOB
BARN.
WAS&Moblle, AL
WAPEJaekeom0le, FL
MANY Notfeet: MILLI VANI LS 1 -1 FINE YOUNGLCMNIB
(dp)
SSA
-3
REPLACEMENTS
(dpi
DOWNY
NA.
DMSM 20 -13 SOY WATLEY 22 -14 COME OSMOND 26 -15
J
PAULA
ONE
NEN.
LLETHOYS (dp) Hottest: BON JOUI 6 -5
M3CHAEL
JIMMY
MMILLS
MICHAEL
R
-6
MOP.
JIVE BAMpI
11 -9 HOWARD JONES 21
JOHN COUGAR
CET. 9-8 PAOLA MDUL 18-12
MIC5AEL DAMIRR 27 -22 BETTE AM D-25
ON 5-3
MDUL 0-6t ESTVB
EDDIE !IULES
Hottest, BON JONI TONE LOC
Lao Vet.
CINDERELLA Ldp) NATALIE COLE Sottest:
0.0.
10 -6
OSBOU.B
ConNylNN.on BROWN
-7
WATERFRONT 21
JOHN COUGAR
B
FM18SMempM. TN
CMRR FOND
DORY
JOI / -2
10
OUTFIELD MILLI MR ILLI J OHN COUGAR HALLE
KOIZIAmarWO, TX SM Smoke
KSAO/8.n Anto no. TX
GUNS N' NOS. OMM 2 MANY RICK ASTLAY
11 -8
8
-1
MOL
WKSF)AeheelPe. NC
GIBBON 12 -9
WATLEY
2
BON JOUI PAULA
TARI
ADIS BRICARLL
ANIMOTION
MDUL 18 -12
PAOLA
JIMMY HAMAN 6 SY FORO 6 OSBOUME
JOY
Hottest: BONBOA 1-1
NATALIE COLE
NATL.
JODY
MADONNA
OUI 18 -15
MICHAEL
OSBOURNESY
MPLACENANTS
.DIE
Peke
GUNS PORD
MICRARL MORALES
TON PETTY
FOND 6
M
011E 2
N&Blrminghem. AL JOhn
WATERFRONT
-1
MADONNA
(dp)
Op) MEM. CARR. TIFFANY (dpi NM INO NM) MSCMBL MORAL. WARRANT lap)
NATALIE COLE
B
BELL. STA. NM KIDS O 488
MALLS
BAD COMPANY MITA BAKER
JOAN OUDAR MALLE DONNA SOW.
MILLI
KAKS(Amarillo. TX Allison/Bennett
NekMIBYwr WATLEY
2
-15
M' BOSES 20 -12 MIDLEN 23-17
JODY
MAGRA
MTYX/Jeck.an MS Matt KWon
/Colu,ob. SC MetblMclugh
TOOTSMORT (dp) LIE GOER ORALES
COG.
25
K62/Roanek. VA
WoodWD.8lrnnon
6 -7
WNOK
BOW JOUI 3 -2 38 SPACIAL 11 -7
-7
BETTE MIDLER
BONCJOVI
-22
-1
TONE LOC 5 -2 R JONI 15 -6
HA..
JIMMY
PAULA
NILEI Ldp) BARER Idyl
MICHAEL DMIAN
DONNA SONNER JONN COUGAR HALLE
tte
2
PA
DEBBIE GIBSON 22 -15 NAW RIDS ON THE B 31 -19
TIFFANY DONNA SAMEN
COUGAR
D.N
Bottest: TONE LOC 2 -1 LIVONNA 3 -2 LIVING COLOUR 7 -5 BETE MIDLER SI -30
McKenzWFeather PA
HN
LISA 6 CULT CITY Ldp)
MICHAEL
BRR.
SY
PAULA MOL 10 -6 APTE MIDLAR 17 -7 BALLE STARS 18 -9
CU.
5 -1
HANNAN
010Work,
MrkwMurray
.AIE
DONS
MILLI MNILLI
-/
LSEASE
R -TIR.
C(ase/Scott 6
LISA LISA 6 CULT WARRANT (dpi B ottest: RADONNA0C1 -1 PATER FILLING 11 -3
N
1 -1
MITE l -2
CHERRY RAMER
WATERFRONT
MILLI
Bette.,
38 SPECIAL 6 -1 AN MOTTO. 8 -5 DION ESTOS 7 -6
-1
J.J.Jeckeon
MADONNA 6 -1
SEON ASTI.
KAREN
..
JIMMY
KEB2eemom,TX
MenWMEler
MADONNA
2
WSKZ/CMVanooge, TN
DONNA SLIMIER
3 -2
PAOLA MDUL 9 -5 MICB.AEL DMIM 15 -7 R
BW. T01
IDS.
'
2 -2
JEFF HENLEY BAND
Leo Davie
30-19
18 -10 27 -19 37 -29
ROS.
WPFM /Prune City, FL Nkt.S,de)I:tMN
0104Oadeden, AL
DMIM
HAEL
7 -5 OSBOURN. 12 -10
JOHN
5
BON JOUI 4 -4 PAULA MDUL 8
ROXETTE 6 -4 0BOYS 9 -6
GUNS
N
P3
RORRSES
MDUL
TOMMY ' GUNS N
-2
6
9 -5
ONE MANY SAMANTHA Po% BM COMPANY
JIMMY
-1
H
MIMOTION PAVIA
KISR /Ft SmIth. AR Denis Snow
TOWN
Notte et: TONE LOC 1 -1 YINS YOU. -INNIG BON JOVI 11 -10
-1
3 -2
17 -9 28 -19
ROSES
GI..
ANTIS
DBON
WATERFRONT JIMMY HANNA 6 SY FOND 6 OSBOURNE
PAULA
TPIELD
BOBBY BROWN
WMAANT
CUM
Hottest: BON JOUI
TEN CITY GIPSY RINGS Rottest: MADONNA 1 -1
6
1
MADONNA 1 -1 FORD 6 OSBGURNE BON JOUI 6 -1
MADONNA
WRVO/Rkhmor:d. VA D.Vis/MICN.le
SNEER SENSATION
PAULA MDUL 15 -5 38 SPACIAL 10 -6 OY WATLEY 15 -10
FEY
MEN.
LORDS
OP
JOVE
CHHAANNe
OSBORNE BON JONI /-3
BomDAUget
(dp)
FO.
OSE
Risk
MILLI MMILLI SM BROIE DONNA SUMER MICHAEL MORALES
JULIAN LENNON Rotteer:
3
-16 DMIM 21-17
COLOUR 22
(dpi
O
COUGAR NOBBLE
FORD
6-2
.TOS
LIVING
MICHAEL
RID)
B otte.tc
LIVING
-3
TOM 6 OSBOUME 11 -5 NEM RIDS TRAB B 22 -12
MWAY&M.caE DA
ELVIS COSTELLO
(dp)
MADONNA
7
BARER SNOW
PHOEBE
Hottest:
BM/FL Sod:, AR B rown/Chess
BETTE MIDLER 11 -10 FORD 6 OBOURRE 28 -14
GUY DEAD MILKMAN MILLI MMILLI ROACHIORD Rotfeet,
-2
(dpi
BROWi
MITA
N' ROSES 22 -11 MICHAEL DAMAN 24 -15
CULT
6
IOS.
GUNS
R
JOHN COUGAR MELLE DONNA SIMIMER
CONS ROSES DOx5TTE l -3 LIVING COLOUR
ROACH.. (dp)
34-27
ELVIS COSTELLO
3
TIFFANY LISA LISA Rottest:
OAN COUGAR MELLE a (IMMORAL
SM
(Opi
REPLACEMEOTB
36 -29
JouwWOcen
H ottest:
JOHN COUGAR MALLE
R
CHERRY
BETTE MIDLER
B
WZYPIHuntsvile. AL Chris Andrews
JOE JACKSON SIREN Idyl ROACMFO.
MARRON.
LyoNNrdin
(EMI
DAON
B0NNY
HEM.
ShebNMeyer
BO
-1
MILLI
Hottest, BOR JOVI 7 -6
R.
-8
WNNk)Hrri.bug,
HottaOt: l8 SPACIAL 3 -1 ROOK EMUS 5 -4 CEEB a PATER CETA
-1
FORD
MILLI VANILLI
Bottest: LIVING ODOUR 9-6 GONS N' ROSES 19 -13 BETTE MIDLER 30 -22
2-2
JULIAN LENNON
WATERFRONT TIFFANY (dp) Bottest:
N.. NATALIE COLE
OSSIOND ILLI VAMILLI DONNA SHNMER J
GONS
JOHN COUGAR MELLE CRCRRY
DONNY
ELVIS -OSTELLO JOIN WGAR NELLE PHOEBE SNOOW Idyl GRAYSON 'GH (dpi
Hottest,
WKZLROON oBSNm, NC NSMSwreVM6TRSIM
WDJX)LoubvlNe, KY
JOAN
WINGER 18-12 SAMARTWA PON 21 -11 LIVING COLOR 23-18
(dpi
CURE
(dpi
I
-11
17
ON
J OHN COUGAR MHLLE
GUNS NC
POW/ OSBORNE (dpi J OHN COUGAR MALL. JULIAN LENNON
2
-2
(dpi
lap)
MILLI MMILLI (dpi Hottest: l8 SPECIAL 1 -1
REPACEMENTS
W1RS/LMrlevlll. KY
ELD
DONNA SUMMER
C MMND 9-7 NCR.. DAMIAN 20 -11
JOHNNY 0
27 -16
i
(dp)
JOHN COGAR MILLE SM BRONN (dpi
MOL
15 -10
ICSML DMIM
J IMMY ARMEN SY J OAN COUGAR M LLE
1
ATLANTIC STARR
OWAPD
-5
13
3
CULT
6
105BOUME Ldp)
FORD
BJ10&Odando, FL TMOnre/SAne
RISE 1 -1 PINE YONG CANNIB SPECON 7 -3 38 SPECIAL 10 -5 SA-FIRE 17 -7
.111e. SC McCown/Catcher
RIWAbwr, -11
11
6 -4
LISA LISA
KNAN)MOnroe. LA KnIg4UPln.
Ldp)
REPLACEMENTS
GUNS N DEBBIE
MLLE
JOAN COUGAR
WEN. CHERRY
1 -1
MADONNA
DONNA AMMER NATALIE COLE Rottest:
WAN&Or
MORAL.
MICHAEL,
LLE
BELLE STAN
(dpi
PIRO f OSBOURN/I 10 -6 MICHAEL DMIM 24 -19 GUNS N' RIB. 25 -21
(dpi
7
WDLXIWeNngton. NC
Idyl
Y3M/Odsndo,
BOW JOVI 3-2 38 SPECIAL 6 -1 J INN NARA. a SY 11 -4 SA -FIRE 19 -11
DONNY
-5
SA -PIRA
MADONNA
B
B llee/Ward
SPECIAL
-1
WBCY /Chedotte, NC Mery June Ram
(NOT NM DONNA SURIEP
(dpi
SUMER
DONNA
BELLE STARS
7 -7
6
25 -14
S MK
MICHAEL DMIAN 1H-B JJODY WATLEY 21 -13
GIBSON
-2
NEW KIDS 2 MANY
MADONNA 4 -1 SA -FIRE 12 -6
-12 21 -14
MAUR
ON. WM
-1
18
3
WROOIC(s0ott., NC
EM KIDS 1
TX
1
OTPI
(dp)
WFMF/Beon Rouge, LA
G
5
B
PINE YOUNG CANNIB LETTE MIDLER 22-10 ING
N.
-1
MADONNA
TONE LOC
G SY 13-5 N' POSES 18 -9 RIDS ON THE B 30 -I1
GUMS
-15
MILLI VANILLI
JINN HARM.
FL
M
-2
ROLE (dpi
BET. HtDLER
1t -10
COUGAR
8
l
MADONNA
1-1 4 -3
WKSUOt..E *MO, NC Le Gillette
ANeNSt.ves
Hottest: BON JOUI 38
(dp)
M
PETER SCHILLING 12 -9 DEBBIE GIBSON 20 -15
PAULA
REPLACEMENTS
-15
Jay FIoeo
F.kor:Yll.l
COUGAR M MIKE 6 THE NECRM
21
5 -4 OSMAIO 14 -7
RICK ASTLEY
WNYLUHC., NY
ONII
MICR.
BETTE MIDLER
WSSX/Cherieton. SC
4 -1 NATL.
MADONNA
-6
WERLEMenr. NN
6
PAU. MDUL
14-11
2 -1 MILLI l'ANILLI
SEby Edw.rde
-2
ATLEY 13 -8
MADONNA
KlBIAuetin,
MM)
-1
B ETTE MIDLER GUNS N' ROSES
MADONNA
.LE
M
WINGER 11-11 LIVING COLOR 23 -19 ELVIS COSTELLO 35 -30 ROACHFO. D-37
2 -1
MIRE
-2 TONE LOC 14 -7 MICHAEL DMIM 18 -12 GUNS N' POS. 30 -23
-1
SC
OF LARDS
WARRANT
Jeck.adlrN.
N.. Bottestr
MILLI VAMLLLI NATALIE COLE (dp) BOtte st:
HHNAN CARRY WARRANT (dpi
Bot to et:
TIFFANY RICK ASTLES MADONNA 4
AtOS
ROSES
N'
NEW. CNE.Y
MILLI VANILLI (NOT
(VP)
21
MICHAEL MORAL.
ROACH!.. (dpi
Rottest,
NEW RIDS ON THE
STEVIE B 17 -11 BELLE STARS 21 -15
Hottest:
WATERFRONT
[MEO 3 -2
GONE
2
NOI.
MICHAEL MORAL.
COUGAR NELLE
MIM
26 -19
VISEN
PETTY
TOM
Jim Scott
K20Ú /UnM Rock. AR Pete Stewart
P
Nottest: WINGER 3 -1 38 SPACIAL
WARRANT Idyl CANARY
-1
COUGAR
JOAN COUGAR MELLE
8
DMIM
WJMX/Forena. Bekr/Lewis
NAHAMT
-1
2
-1
BOUSE
BULLE.TBOYS JEFF HEALEY BAND
KWE &Od...MMMNnd, TX
Ldp)
LA
SMeEP0dGner
TOB
ICHARE
MDUL 12 -7
PAOLA
JOHN
JON
JO.
1
KTUX/SNwport MATTE MIDLER
DECK .TUB l -2 CHEA PETER COTE MODY /M LEY 15 -11
(dp)
BON JONI -4 BOBBY BROW. 9 -6
M.rty Genier
CULT
6
VISEN C INDERELLS (dp) SWEET SENSATION
Toecci
LAUB
DONNY
COUGAR
NM
JOHN COUGAR MELLE
JOVI 5-3 TONE IOC 6 -5
MADONNA 1 -1 BON JOUI 14 -2 l8 SPECIAL 11 -3 LIVING COLOUR 18 -17 DESBIE GIBSON 25 -20
JODY
JO.
MADONNA GUNS N'
-11
WINK/Ft Myer.
SPECIAL 12-7
38
JOY
MICHAEL ORAL. Nottest:
WATERFRONT
WANW.A
TANITA TIMRM Bottest:
ROACNPO.
5
Hottest:
PAOLA MDOL 15 -11
CHERRY
PAULA MDUL
WATERFRONT
WPST/Tr.nton. NJ 16
ARETHA L ELTON RICE ASTLEY
OTPI
SC
NAMEN 6 SY ATLANTIC STARR Bottent:
B83/Awdn, TX
WATLEY 13
LLE
M
2 -2
IT-9
DADE
-1
-7 DONNY OANOND 18 -12 MICRML DMIM 19-11
1 -1
OSBOURRE
6
1
MOL A -5
LA
6 N
NOS. U2
lapI
DOSS
ottest:
JOY
ELBAAR
JON
THE MECUM
6
.
LISA LISA
JIVE
ROMHFO.
ELVIS COSTELLO RICE MTLEY
MADONNA
DMIM
JULIAN LENNON
.IA
MIRE
LOTH.
Sheunrr
MICHAEL
J OHN COMM M LLE DONNA SEMER
ELVIS COSTELLO
JOACMFORD JOHN COU0 MALLE
K104ErM, PA BN
WKO&CMdeton, B eiKSr/Ru..pl
Bruce Stevens
VANILLI 8N. CHEWY MICHAEL MORALES
AM/Syrecom NY
CULT
6
ROACBPOM
MICHAEL
ATLANTIC STARR Rotte LC: LOC
1
3 -2 PAOLA MDUL 6 -3 JOHNNY HEMP 12 -11
ELTON D-25
NEM KIDS ON THE B ANEMIA 6 ALTON
NATALIE COLE MILLI VANILLI
SPECIAL
ENYA
BETTS MIDLER 13 -8
WBBaAMM9., GA
MMILLI
LI.ONT
MILLI VANILLI
THE
-il
-5
KKYK)Litde Rock. AR Roils g/Edwards
Winter/Van Dyke
38 SPECIAL DBON ESTOP
COOGM HALLE (dp)
NATALIE COLE
18 -13
34
Ottest:
MDUL l3
6
DONNY OSARONO 16 -12 BA -PIRE 19 -15 BERE MIDLER D-26
Pro. TX
KEUBIA(
TOMMY
DONNA SIMMER
RS.
BM SIwhen
LISA
P2
NY
MILLI VANILLI
WVS&Chedeton. WV
OplTOM PATTY (dpi Rotfeet: BON JOVE
LISA LISA i COLT MILLI VARTLLI
ORO CMNIB
PAOLA
f
MALLS
V.AN
-1
MLLE
JOAN COUGAR
Hot te t:
PINS
WATLEY
B
OUTFIELD
-3
PINE YOUNG CANNIB 6-5 TONE IOC 14 -7
JOY
THE
JIMMY NAMEN 6 SY B ALLE STA.
G96'FSyettavllle, NC McCIU:dlKelly
MLLE
JOHN COUGAR
-13 29 -16
3
MADONNA 15
DONNA S
JIMMY H WATERFRONTEM
.
BOBBY BRONN Hottest: MILLI VANILLI 2-2 RONSTTE
29 -23
B
-6
MIntr
MADONNA 2
YlI7)N.sh0Nle, TN CheelKaplan
FoK/Gnve
THE B COLOUR hip/
DONNA SUMMER CYNTHIA Hottest: PINE YOUNG CMBIB 3-1 SHEET SENSATION S-3 TONE LAC 9-5 DRJN .4113 11 -7
(dp)
-1 N' NOS.
HEM KIDS WATERFRONT
O
MAURICE
Hottest:
MADO.1
WLAP)L.Nlnpton.KY
38
ELVIS COSTELLO MAS
G1U6'Durh.mqeleigh. NC EdwardelNardson SA -FIRE
LIVING
-5
MILLI MNILLI DONNA SOMMER
REPLACEMENTS
ARETHA
AIDS
:,
MADONNA 13 -6 N. RIDS ON 'PRE
-4
J OHN COUGAR
MEDLAR 24 -16 OUTFIELD 27-21
MOST ADDED
-14
Ted
JOHN COUGAR WELLE
VIXEN Hottest: MADONNA
NEM
7
MDUL
PAULA
I -1
SPACIAL 8-2
WFXX/Willlemaport PA
CINDERELLA
BRR.
SOUTH
PHOEBE SNOW RICA ASTLEY SURFACE Rottest: BELLE STARS 17 -5
l8
009JO10N
TMDN PAGE 17 -13
ON. PAGE ROACEFORD
ottest:
MADONNA
GBBIPordand, ME N
6
JOHN COUGAR MALL],
DAR LAPPA. 3 -2 BON JOUI 1 -3 FORS 6 OSBOUME 30 -7 PAU. MDUL 13 -10
WATERFRONT
CHERRY
MILLI WANILLI JOHN COUGAR MELLE Mottest:
Botta Et: SA -FIRS 3 -1 BOB JOYO 5-2
Nuphw
Navel(
Hottest:
LOKS(/Oc.on City. MD MitmoSJemip.n
D;CRSORD
A MIR MONEY
95XIL:Perkerebug. WV
-l0
D
H
11 -20 27 -23
PAULA MDUL 12
MICHEL DMIM 24-16
N
N' ROSES
SUMM.
DOUMA
(dpi
(dp)
WARRANT
BOP JOUI 11 -5
`
MADONNA 3 -1 BON JONI 9-6 MICHAEL DMIM 10-8 BELLE STARS 12 -10
JOHN COUGAR MALLE 6
()
WARRANT
COUGAR MALLE
5RRIHEIT
(6p)
JOHN COUGAR ®.LE MILLI 9.CN1LL1 Idpl NARRANT (dp)
RICK ASTLEY MILLI VANILLI (dp) 012 MTTON (dpi
PA
TIFFANY NATERPRONO NATALIE COLE Ldp) DONNA SUMMER (dpi WINGER (dp) Mottest: TONE LOC l -1 JIMMY PARKEN 6 SY 6 -5 CHER f PETER Cent 8 -6 BON JOVI 17 -9 MICHAEL DMIM 25 -17
THE MECUM
L
PATER SCHILLING
JULIAN LENNON WM (ROT WMI
MIRE
WIKLCIrmMnpurp, ANUndw2Nne
SpeckIRII.Y
JOHN
EDDIE MONEY Hottest,
ICHML DMIM
JOANNE CLEGG
LVIS COSTELLO (ap) JULIAN LENNON E
ALL.
N
Nartme1VNV2h
ForetedMe0e
(dpi
COUGAR
R 1 1%
WNTOIWIIIIema:o,t PA
WOMPAVheNrg, WV
J
GONS
BONNY MAROON. Rottest: MADONNA 2 -1 BON JOVI 5 -2 PAULA
PetNnprrBclreehr
O.
NREEE CRANNY
DEHN
P2
WKPEICape Cod, MA
WV
103CIRIBecklsy,
P3
EAST
ApriI 21,1989 iR&
24-hour pe0d. bIM of
non belons
midnig(N-
SY
(dpi
OHR ADDS 8r HOTS
118.R8R April21,1989
K2931Peorla, IL
MOST ADDED
WCIL/Cerbondele, Tony Weltekua
Edwards/Stern
MIDWEST
JOHN COUGAR MOLE NMI RIDS ON THE B
BREAKOUTS
MADONNA 1 -1 FINE YOUNG CARIB BON JOVI 4-3
Vanllti Jimmy Harnen & Synch Donna Summer Lita Ford & Ony Osbourne Eddie Money Warrant MAUI
38 SPECIAL
2 -2
FORD
Hottest) NYOUNG 3
-2
CMNIE
SPECIAL PIXX 311
5
2
-1
WKDDIAkron. OH OSBOORE
L
Hottest: KOKETTE
1
ONE 2
YOUNG CMNIE N JOVI 9 -5
2
-2
.TOS
COUGAR MIELE WARRANT (dp)
MIKE
Hottest:
MADONNA 2 -1 TONE LOC 5 -5
KLO/Grard Rapida. MI Owen/Tlnnee N
(dpi
(dp) (dp)
ESTUS 9 -5 ION 11 -7 ATLEY 13 -9 BELLE STARS 11-10 PAULA ABDUL 20 -12
H
ottest:
MADONNA 1
BOWLET
.BIE
-1
-13 DMIM 26 -17 21
MICHAEL
DONNA
CINDERELLA Idp)
MILLI
H
ottest:
MADONNA I
BELLE STARS 25 -18
MILLI
VANILLA JOHN COUGAR MOULLE
ONE NATION
NATALIE COLE
MADONNA
Hottest)
Nottest:
6
SwF. 5
E
-5
N.TIO N
13
ottest:
Cr.
SAIL 2 -2
MICHAEL MORALES
Fog
Notte 6
-1
E-5
MINO/70N
CIGAR
WELLE
ROACBFOR
Batt* et:
(dpi
MADONNA 2 -1 BON JOVI 6 -2
BELLE STARE 1B -12
DOM.
22-14 DMIM 26 -17
08140WD
MICHAEL
2 -1
JODY
-2 15
-11
ORDER (dpi NERE. CHERRY (dpI
B
ON
JO. T
h1 6
21
GUMS N.
ES
IN
RENEE CHERRY POND 6 O8131RE
MILLI VABILLI
J ODY -15 25 -16
YOUNG
RADOMA BON
3
-2
12
BARHEU [ SY
14-11
NATLEY
-15 MICBAELDMIAN I 25 -19 BETTE
M
R
MADONNA 7 -3 BON JOVI 15 -10
GIBSON 31-21 RICE MTLEY 10-30 DEBBIE
Hottest:
6 SY
MADONNA
(dp)
20
-1
KIDS ON ISE B 30 -24 JOHN COUGAR KELLE 0-30
17
5 -1
-1 -5
-6
MIMOTION 11 -8
LVIS COSTELLO
LENNON JOR COUGAR NILE WARRANT Idp) MIKE 6 THE MECHAN
Sottest)
MIMOTION
DR
MADONNA
SY 10-6
-9
WINGER 1I -10 MICHAEL MIM 21
-16
5 -1
LEPPARD
BON "JOVI 6
PETTY CAROLE KING RICE ASTLEY ANITA BAKER
MILLI
JO.
ottest:
8
WING.
9- l
10 -5
/PONE LOC
7
-2
18-14
-2
ROSES
21
CINDERELLA (dpi NATALIE COLE MICHAEL MORALES RICK ASTLEY PHOEBE SNOW (dpI
1
GIGA
DONNY OSMOND 21 -16 BOBBY BRO. 31 -25
BRO.
Y971Sante Berbers. CA
CrowelStone MADONNA
THE BGCB
ON
11
-10 STEPHANIE 21 -16
JULIAN LEMON CURE
-8
JO.
CMNIE
YOUNG
1
-1
1
2
MADONNA
3
BETTE NIDLER 7 -5 CHER PETER CATE 11
24-17
KLUGIas Vegas, Dan/Taylor REAL
ATLANTIC
GINA GO-GO SONNY
JIMMY
DONNA
LIFE
PRIER. SUMER
Motte et: STEVIE
1 B
TONE LOC
3
Hottest: MINCER 2 -1 COR [ 03815-
-1 4-2
BON JOVI 10-4 GUNS N. ROSES
BELLE STARS
CINDERELLA 15
14-7 33 -23
BULLETBOYS 18 GUNS ' ROSES
(dp)
1 -1
5 7
217 Current Reportera
-1
-5
211
Canant Rayllets
1
KITT/San Antonio
STAR
HARKEN 6 ST
ELVIS COLTELLO (dp) RICA MTLEY (di,/
WC2YIA1roK WLOLIYnneapolla KXYOAOrtlxd Old Nol
Report, Rayllal Froaan: (2)
WNYZkRIca
0001 Annalen
Hottest,
-1
MICHAEL DMIAN
-2
DONNY 1MOMD
Called In FroXan RayIIFt: (4)
MOOT/Anchorage. AK J.D. Ch.dler
MILLI MNILLI
MADONNA
MADO.A
NV
SAMANTHA FOX JOHNNY CLEGG BAKER
8-2 DOOM LOTUS 5-4 PAULA ABDUL 7 -5 ALLI VANILLA 0-31
Hottest:
P3
-7
ATLANTIC STARR WM (NOT WM)
-1
JULIAN LENNON EDDIE MONEY WAS (NOT MM) COUGAR MIELS VIXEN ELVIS COSTELLO
JO.
-1
MILLI VANILLA
JODY NATLEY
-2 5 -3
SA -FIRE 2 -2 MADONNA 3 -3 ROD STEWART B OBBY BRONN
KANT (dp) MEER ER ()IpI
Hottest:
SPECIAL 3 -2 MINOTION 4 -3
2
-1
311
1)-3
MICHAEL DMIAN 7 -1 1tS01Y AGE 10 -6
MADONNA 7-4 BON JOVI 9-5
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Idyl
MILLI VANILLI VIXEN (dpI CINDERELLA (dp)
BANGLES
ONE
JOAN COUGAR MELLE DONNA SUMMER PHOEBE SNOW
JOHN COUGAR MELLE
16
OK861TrI-Cmea, WA
LeMesterTrevie
KROTueaon, AZ Irgum/Davis
ottest,
-5
ROACKFORD ID
HIVar:a/Chasa RICE ASTLEY
OUTFIELD RICK ASTLEY
38 SPECIAL
MI.
KMOI(/lawgton.
ICSML DMIAN 13-8 GUNS N. ROSES 14-10
H
7
INFORMATION SOCIE 13 -8
-1 2
CLEGG
WINGER
FORD 6 OSBOURN'S 9 -6 LIVING COLOUR I1 -7
AkenvMNw
SA-FIRE 25 -12 KKMO/Colored* Spinge. CO MIKRReynoNI
MADONNA BON 5001
ANtMOTION
2 -1
KOMO/HOnoMu. HI
L OSBOUME 6 -1 SKID EOM 13 -11 LIVING COLOUR 23 -15 GUNK tr. ROSES 21 -16
(dpI
JOHNNY
Hottest:
18
MARRANT
(dp)
ELVIS COSTELLO (dpI COUGAR MELE
MICHAEL DMIAN 17-10 PAOLA MDUL 18 -13 JODY WATLET 21 -16
-1
JULIAN LENNON BIG BAN BOO NIRE REND
INE YOUNG CANN. MADONNA 1 -3
17-10
BELLE STARS 16-12
Hottest: MADONNA 2 -1 DEON .T0S 11 -8
MADONNA 3 -2 AHNEN CHERY
Hottest:
2 -1
MADONNA SA -EIRE
WARRANT
MIDLER B
N
DONNA SUMMER
-15
ELVIS COLTELLO MILLI VANILLI JOAN COUGAR NELLE
Hopkins/Matheson
Nottest:
D-22
(dp)
MADONNA 1
.ROND
6
ALEXANDER O'NEAL
Rotfeet)
JOHN COUGAR NELLE SOUSE OF LORDS
NEN ORDER GUY
CANN. (dpi
YOUNG
Hottest:
EDLE BRICKELL
HveWSandan
SURFACE
NATALIE COLE
SIREN (dp)
FOR
Hottest:
GUNS
POISON 2 -1 PINE YOUNG CANNIB 6 -2 BELLE STARS 9 -1 MADOOA 11 -8
BOBBY
B ETTE
JOHN COUGAR MELLE MIRE [ TEE MECHAN
FINE
N. ROSES 23 -11 K202/Sen Lug Obispo. CA RuNAndrews
KDON/Selkw- MOnnway, CA
S'TEVIE
KATM/Caloesdo Springs. CO SonwssNFnlpke
CULT
JO..
KFBOICheyanne. WY BirdlMalom
-13
16
Hottest:
1
PAULA MDUL 13 -7 SWEET SENSATION 18-8 NENES CHERRY 19 -16
FINE
.IUS
DONNA SUMMER
MATT BIANCO
-1 MICHAEL DMIM 11 -7 TOMMY PAGE 15 -10 DEBBIE GIBSON 0-16
RED
PNOBBE SNOW (dp) JOHN COUGAR MELLE CLEGG TOM PETTY MIRE 6 THE MECHAN
DONNY
WATERFRONT ROACHPORD
MILLI VANILLA SURACE DEBBIE GIBBON
(dp)
GIPSY KINGS
N'
Idyl
TONE LOC 15 -9
KYNOIFreano, CA Clay/Martha
(ELLE
(dp)
GUNS
(dp)
DEBBIE GIBSON 9 -1
KZ211ISpokana
(dp) MNILLI
JOVI
(dpi
LORDS
-1
JOVI 8 -2 RON.A. JONES 30-3 BON
LIVING COLOUR 4-3 BETTE MIDLER 9 -1 BON JOVI 11 -5
ALEXANDER O'NEAL 29 -21
COUGAR
XSC
15 -7
Hottest:
2
PAULA MDUL 1
Peter Maus
9 -5
MILLI VANILLI
DROLL
(NOT MAST
Hoffeet)
MILLI VANILLI
OBBY BROWN 9-6 DEON LOTUS 13 -9
Marta/Clerk
KTRS(CaSp.o WY
DONNA SUMMER
B
ROSES
SLYSMSan Lug Obispo. CA BETTE MIDLER
MILLI VANILLA
MIAN 23 -18
HOUSE OP
ottest:
I6
FORD
17-12
JONES
20-14 L' ROSES 25 -17 OSLOURNE 32-24
GUNS
WAS
-1 -3
CINDERIELA
-I
-1 FINE YOUNG CMNIE
Hotta et,
JULIAN
Bottet,
DONNY ORMOND
(dpi
BON JOVT 10 TONE LOU 8
E
IN
CIGAR HELLE FOR [ OBBOURE (dpi WAS CaO, NMI Idp) MILLI VMILLI 3 -1 J INN/ BAREN
H
TONE
BETTE MIDLER
JOHN COUGAR MELLE 1
AEL
SKYE ATLANTIC STARR TRA ANITA BARER (do)
KFMWMTaterloo. IA Mark Hansen
-8
B BW
(dpI
38 SPECIAL 6
Op)
WAZY/Laayatb, MortoNMASr
N
GUNS
BON
PHOEBE TOM PETTY TY
JOVI 6-4 SPECIAL 9 -5
WINGER I8
-22
H
MmndarlHeston
1
-9
SAMMTIIA FOX
MI
CMNIE
16
Hottest: MADONNA 2 -1 TONE L1 1 -3
JOHN COUGAR HELLE MIKE 6 THE MECHAN CINDERELLA (dp) Hottest: DEOS ESTUS 3 -2 PAULA ABDUL I3-5 BON JOVI 11 -6 ANAMOTION 12 -8
KWNZ(Rano. NV Deve Roble
DONNA SUMMER
JOHN COUGAR WELLE D-31
JOHN
JOHN COUGAR WELLE
Botteet:
-8
BROWN
FINE
38 SPECIAL 5 -3 BON JOVI 10 -5 NOMAR JONLO 17-10
27
Rottest:
ROACRPORD
(NOT WAS)
BRO.
JUNKIES BARER
ELVIS COSTELLO (dp)
HOWARD
MADONNA 1 KARYN BOBBY BROWN
MILLI VANILLA
KM/Boise. ID Jeck Armstrong
BRATRE
EDIE BRICKIEL [
Hcttet:
-3
-2
KTC
-8
5
MDUL 10 -8
TOM
J OHN COUGAR MILLE
WAS
(dp)
MADONNA 3 -1
JIMMY
-5
16
N
2
-10
IN
DEBBIE GIBSON
HAR.
Mark Callaghan
.N
6
WPFRRane Haute.
Anthd:ylBrlbin DONNY ORMOND SA -FIRE J IMMY EDDIE MONEY
MICBML MORALES
WBWB /Blnornagton,
NATALIE COLE Idp)
TONE IOC
IL
OUTFIELD 19-11
JOHN COUGAR NELLE
MADONNA
37 -25
ROSES
Mottest:
KOKOIOmeha. NB Drew Bentley
Hottest,
WKFWKalanluoo.
Justin/Web
CURE
16
17
WIBW/TOpeka. KS
ETTE STALER 11 -9 BELLE STARS 19-13
N
-1
DMIM
JOHN COUGAR /ELLE J ULIAN LENNON DOMA SUMMER TOM PETTY VIXEN TAN ITA TI KARM
LIVING COLOUR 20 -15
B
GUNS
-2
FOR [ 113DORE TONE LW 22 -13
JOHN COUGAR MIELE NODIE MOM.
2 -1 1
ATLEY
OK
OWN ESTUS
Newton/Taylor
-1 1
1
EDIE STILHELL
24-11
-7
WBNO/Bloomington,
(dp)
MADONNA 5 -1 BON JOVI 9-6
MkbeWlJOason IKE RENO ELVIS COSTELLO
t)
TONE IOC
K21O/DUkNL MN
N
Hottest)
DROP LOTUS 12
JOHN CIGAR NELLE EDDIE MONEY
MADONNA 7 -1 YOUNG CAMNIB 38 SPECIAL 9 -6
JO.
-26
-2
i
1
ROXETTE MICHAEL
MONEY
MADONNA BON JOVI
Hottest:
MADONNA 1 -1
32 -23
ANITA
(dp)
ROXETTE
KMOX/Fnrno, CA Kevin Carter
DONNA BUMMER
BELLE STARS 29 -22
YOUNG CANNIB MADONNA 5 -3
BETTE MIDLER
MILLI MNILLI
PAULA BOBBY
FINE
-1 2
Hot to et:
JIMMY L SY REPLACEMENTS MICHAEL MORALES JOHN COUGAR MIELS MADONNA
BULLETWYS
BETTE MIDLER OUTFIELD
ROBBIE
ROSES 32
KJ103/Okghoms City, SpalNStewan
ABDUL
CBBB [ PETER
N'
-8
KANO/Des Moines. IA Knight/Lewis
H
PAGE 27 -22
GUNS
1
LOYS (dp) COUGAR MELLE MIRE THE MECHAN BOBBY BRONN
HAM.
1
S EN
AULA
-1
MICHAEL DMIAN B ETTE MUM.
JOHN COUGAR MILLE BETTE MIDLER EDDIE MONEY
-2
LIFE
Hottest:
MICHAEL UMIAN 7 DONNY OSMOND 11 -9 N' ROSES 17 -27 PAULA MDUL 16 -28 GUNS
Squires/Christopher
8 -6
1
TIPFANT
OSM.D D-25
Hottest: DEON LI0S 2 -2 KKXX/Bakanfl5M, CA
.MOND 13 -9
COWBOY
CHERRY
MAURICE
JOHN COUGAR MELLE MICHAEL MORALES ANITA BAKER TOM PETTY WAS (NOT WM) RAIN PEOPLE
SEN.
GREAT WHITE WARRANT Idyl JOHNNY CLEGG (dpi JOHN COUGAR MIELE LIEN. CHERRY SM BRONN
MILLI VANILLA
GMAT WHITE
TONE LOC 1 -1 PAULA ABDUL 7 -5 BELLE STARS 11 -10 CHERRY 15 -11 JODY M LEY 17-13
-1
-1
.ITL
BEAC
A
Hottest:
Hottest:
KKXUGrend Forke. ND Michael Right
KYYY /SAnurck, ND
LTA. 4-2 JOVI 6 -1
]ONS
-1
PAULA ABDUL
1
094/Fargo. ND Jack Lundy
®DIE
Bob Beck
BELLE BON
MADONNA 2 -1 D ANN ESTUS
-10
FIGURES ON
-10 WSPT /Stueea Point WI Jarry Steffen
MICHAEL DAMIAN 12 -5 CONS N' ROSES 17 -10
BETTE MIDLER
LISA LISA [ CULT
DONNY
REAL
KSND/EUgens, OR BwenalWOnka
GOY
IL
1
KKFWPhoanjs. A2 Haney /Parkar
COCHRANE
PAULA ABDUL 11-4 DEC LEPPARD 8 -6 MICHAEL DMIAN 23 -16 JODY WATLEY 27 -19
ONE NATION
PAULA MDUL 12
MADONNA BON JOVI
P3
COUGAR WELLE
JODY NATLEY
-9
Hottest:
38 SPECIAL 11 -7 JODY NATLEY 12 -8 MICHAEL DMIAN 15
lockwood)Kayea
JOR
VANILLA
MADONNA 2 -1 BON JOVI 5 -2
2101/Madison, WI
WGTZIDayton. OH Jamg/Dr. Dava
ABDUL 13
ELTON
RER
MIRE
DONNY
(NOT WAS)
6
Cumminge/HWar
Duna Bamhadt
KIDS ON TBE B 17 -9 ' ROSES 26 -16
HEN.
PHILLIPS
SAM
MELLE
DEON ESTUS
2FUN /Moscow, ID
D-29
SY
KBOZ/Botemsn, MT
MEET SENSATION
WATERER°.
-18
DONNA SUMMER
MAURICE
-1
[
ARETHA
22
B
MESS/Albuquerque, NM Tomm Rivers
WDBR/Spingfleld. MOUre/ awley
MADONNA 1
MADONNA
GUNS
Hottest:
MILLI VANILLA
Hottest:
REPLACEMENTS BELLE STARS J ULIAN LENNON
Hottest:
BOP JOVI 4-2 MICHAEL DMIM 10-6 TOMMY PAGE 20 -12
AULA
RIDS ON THE
BETTE MIDLER 6 -1 DEON ESTUS 8 -5 BON 1001 11 -7
NM
4-2
DEON .TUB 10 -7 PAULA ABDUL 21 -16
30 -20
28 -21
ROSES
MILLI VANILLI
ONE 2 MANY GUNS N' ROSES
TOM
DONNA SUMMER
1 -1
MADONNA
ELVIS COSTELLO
(dp)
WARRANT
-1
Idp)
SNOW
JOHN COUGAR MELEE
SUMMER
TICFMY
PHOEBE
388
MILLI VANILLI BIG BM BOO (dp) NATALIE COLE
38 SPECIAL 5-4 SA-PIRE 6 -5
PETER CAM
BOBBY BROWN ONE 2 MANY
CULT
-1
14-10 I8 -13 SPECIAL 20 -15
PAULA MDUL
-3
JO. CO..
RE (dp)
OSB`U
DONNY OSMOND 8
NEW
Hottest:
CHERRY
SA -FIRE
2 -1 LOC 1
TONE
Hottest:
MADONNA 1 -1 BON JOVI 8 -1 LIEF LEPPARD 9 -6
SA -FIRE I7 -9 ROACHFORD 21 -1B
EARN. [
(dp) NMI
BULL.BOYS
(dp)
Hottest:
(dp)
N.
N.. BETTE MIDLER
CHERRY
MADONNA
DHV*
6
N.. Hottest:
(dp)
Rot test:
-15
ROUSE OP LORDS RED SIRR
BELLE STARS
-3
MILLI MNILLI
ANNETTE DUCHAEIE BILLY NEWTON-DAVI
BRO.
BOBBY
OSBOU5-E
NAM
3
KCAO/OKrsrd.Veaturs. CA Orag WlNlams
McKenna/Stun
BETTE MIDLER
VANILLA (dp) BULLETBO (dp)
IA
LISA LISA
Steve Casey
SUMER
L
-1
GUNS N.
CHEOIEdmonton, Alberts
MILLI
JOHN COOGM MIELE BELLE STARS NATALIE COLE (dp)
ROXETTE
WHOT/Youngstown. OH Dick Thompson 6
Jeff
OR
WARRANT WAS (NOT
(NOT WAS) JOHN COUGAR N¢LE
ROBBIE ROBB
KIVA.Albuquerque, NM
-3
SURFACE
40-25
J LYV /Dubuque,
Hottest: (dp)
SY
38 JODY NATLEY 31 -8 DONNY ORMOND 19 -12 SA -EIRE 21 -31
CHER
JOHN COUGAR MELLE
(dp) (dp)
HAR.
3-2 SPECIAL 9-5
T.
B
POR
DROP ESTUS
SENSATION 21-16 GIBSON 28-21
McCarthy/Michael
2 -2
-6
MILLI VANILLI EDVIS COSTELLO
Hotte et:
WIXX/Graen Bay, WI
IA
13
18 -9
JOVI
JIMMY
DONNA
LISA LISA [ CULT JULIAN LENNON
BOBBY BROWN
JOHN COUGAR MIELE
(dp)
JOVI 13 -6 JODY NATLEY 21 -13 ANIMOTION 19 -15
-1
ORMOND
(dp) Idp)
B ON
CHER [ PETER CITE 9 38 SPECIAL 11 -7
DON.
LISA EDDIE NIET (dp) ROACHFOR (dpi
SY
KKROIWIChIa, KS OByarlWillgms
Hottest:
JODY
JOHN COUGAR NELL! WATERFRONT NATALIE COLE MIKE 6 THE MECHAN NEW KIDS ON THE B
JOAN
WATERFRONT
DEON
WPXR/Deveapo. NortNHemmw
PAGE COUGAR HELLE LISA L CULT
TOMMY
6
MICHAEL DMIAN BON
JOHN COUGAR MELLE MILLI VANILLA
17
MIKE i THE MECHAN JOHN COUGAR /ELLE
297 /Billings, MT Tim Delbec
MICHAEL DMIAN
P2
JOHN COUGAR WELLE JIMMY AAREN SY
JONES 7 -3 DEBBIE GIBSON 22-14 JODY WATLEY 23 -16 -FIRE 27 -17
ROULETTE 1 -1 FINE YOUNG CARIB MINGER 7 -1
0-21
ABDUL
HANN.
Hottest:
13 -7
B
-8
VING ON 16 -10 AULA
FORD I OSBOURE (dpI WATERFRONT (dp) ETNA [ ELTON (dp)
REPLACEMENTS
KIDS ON THE
LIVING COLOUR D-21
-20
920/Cleveland. OH How.mJetkson
CINDERELLA
JIMMY
5
-1
KTMTIMadlord, OR
JIMMY
GUY
-1
3
-9
LBPPARO 11 -10
REPLACEMENTS
NEWER CHERRY Idp) 5AM BROM (dp)
ANIMOTION 1 -1 GUNS N' ROSES 9 -6
KWTO/Springfield, MO T.K. O'Grady
KCMG/Columbia, MO TORPSHenson
G
20-15 32-28
WAS
-2
DEF LEPPARD
BON JOVI 8 -5 GUNS N' ROSES 16 -8 JIMMY HARNEN L SY 30-14
29 -20
HOWARD
H
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MIAN 19 -9
Rotfeet:
OSMOND
DEBBIE GIBSON
SA -FIRE 16
LIVING COLOUR 21 -16
L
DONNY
BELLE STARS MEN
11 -B
-1
2
PAULA ABDUL
MADONNA 2 -2 BON JOVI 11
21 -16 27 -22
ELVIS COSTELLO
MICHAEL DMIAN
WELLE
RAUAR JONES
MILLI VANILLA
MADONNA
N.
KMYZ/TUIs. OK Mel Myers
DONNA SUMMER
MILLI VANI`LI LISA LISA CULT
Hottest:
DONNY OSMOND -10 RIDS ON I 22 B
LEPPARD 8 -5 JOHNNY RE.P 21 -15 LIVING COLOUR 20 -16 DEBBIE GIBSON 32 -22
THE MECHM
6
2
DR
EDDIE MONEY
SM BRO.
EDLE BRICKCLL
MADONNA
WORD/Grand Rapids. MI CaFSIdy)Fddsy
JO.
ROSES 12
-1
6
JONI 11 -7 TONE LOC 11 -8
BON JOVI I MADONNA 2
(dp) AIRRRMT (dp)
14-4
-5
B
(dp)
Hottest:
SIR.
Hottest:
5
SY
ON THE
ROACHFORD
(dpi
WARRANT RED
LIVING COLOUR
38 SPECIAL 8 -5 BELLE STAR 16 -11
FM104MOdesto-Stockton, CA DeMeroney)HOffrrsn
-1
MICHAEL MORALES
ELVIS COSTELLO
MICHAEL
3
WATERFRONT
OSLOURNE CHERRY
RICK
4-1
DONNY OSMOND
ILEI (dp)
ARRANT
Hottest:
Tresseignswert
J OR COUGAR WELLE JULIAN LENNON
N..[MTL. SA -FIRE
6 SY
OHN COUGAR
Hotter.:
-2
1
38 SPECIAL
J
FO.
MILL[
J OHNNY CLEGG MADONNA
-2 6
(NOT MASI JOHN COUGAR MIELE ROACHFORD CORE (dp)
PETTY DOMA SUMMER
LE
MIKE RENO
SY
L
TONE LOC 12 -3
MIDLER
J IMMY BANNNN ROACHFORD
BON
WPHRICIevaland. OH Thomas/Brown
FOR [ OSLOURE
2 -1
MADONNA DROH
MICHAEL DMIAN 12 -7 KEVIN RALEIGH 16 -11
Ootteet:
BESTE
MANY
HARN.
JIMMY
KIDS
NEW
Maguire/Ward
IL
HARR
JIMMY
KPATISIOUA Fells, SD
McCenNMCKalg.an 9
KAY107Tulea. OK Jan Dean
Hottest:
FINE
GUNS N.
IN
KIDS ON TILE
14-7
2
-1
MADONNA 1 OWLET SENSATION
OSBOURNE 10 -5 TONE LOC 11 -9 JIMMY HARM 6 ST 13 -10 GUNS N. ROSES 31 -29
WLRWIChempeign,
N
-7 ICOAEL DMIM 18 -11 LIVING COLOUR 15 -12 POR L OSBOURNE 29 -16 WING. 28 -21 MDUL
PAULA
DEN LEPPARD
-3
L
Hattest:
Jay McCall MAS
J OHN COUGAR MELLE MILLI VANILLA TOM
(dp)
(dp)
PAULA ABDUL
Hot te et:
BETTE MIDLER 19 -15
Not te et:
JOHN COUGAR WELLE
-1
PAULA ABDUL
REPLACEMENTS
NEW
ELD JODY WATLLY
MaeO SO'ROUrke CHERRY
WMEEIFt Wayne, Jeff Davie
C4HJNkhoba FOR 00141
WRON/Toledo, OH
DONNA SINKER AS (NOT WAS)
TIFFANY
(dpi
(dpi
TOR [
MADONNA 3-1 TONE LOC 1 SA -FIRE 11 -6
Anita Baker Warrant Johnny Clegg
MICHAEL MORALES
N.. CINDERELLA Hattest:
MIMMIO ION 7-5
P2
OSLOURE
6
Milli Vanilll John Cougar Meilencamp Donna Summer Was (Not Was) Rick Astley
-I1
JOAN COUGAR MARRANT (dp)
BELLE STARS JOAN COUGAR MILLE
BREAKOUTS
KOZE /Lewgton, ID
KYYA/Billinge, MT
Chedle Foss
JOHN COUGAR MELLE MILLI VANILLA NARRANT (dpI ANITA BARER (dpi CURE (dpi
LENNON
GREAT WHITE
CHERRY
-I
N.. EDIL BRICRELL
JULIAN
MOST ADDED
-1
991(0/Sellea, KS Bred King
CATS 23 -15
KOCR/Ceder Rapids. IA Dixon/Gerard
Idyl
BANGLES
NINE
i' PETER
GUNS CHER
2
DEON ESTUS 1 -3 BON JOVI 10 -1 lB SPECIAL 6 -5 PAULA MDUL 16
-1
1
9-7 DMIM 15 -9 ROSES 26 -31
MICHAEL
SWEET SENSATION ONE 2 MANY
MADOA NA
MADONNA
SY
6
Mottest:
BETTE MIDLER
COUGAR MELLE
FRIREIT
11
TONE
IL
SWTmen /Garcla
CINDERELLA
JIMMY BAREN
WATERFRONT
Hottest:
-5
WZOKIROCkford.
Jog.
REPLACEMENTS DOMA SUMER
KYRK /Lea Vegaa. NV Cummings/Miles
WEST
DEBBIE GIBSON TOI PETTY
OUTFIELD
-1
6
DEON ESTUS 8
Cook/Meyer JOHN COUGAR WELLE
BOBBY BRONN SWEET SENSATION
Hottest:
John Cougar Mellencamp Julian Lennon
KFRR/Lincoln. NE
IL
3
-2
-11 1
-11
25 -16
PARALLELS® -
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R&R's CHR reporters are chosen on the basis of location, ratings, and ability to report current, timely music information.
Room
To
Move (Polydor)
Animotion Total Reporta 199
LP:
E
Parallel Reach
M
W
Chart Pos
more.
SAME DOWN ADDS
35 10 0
P1 -A Reporters: Selected leading -edge
major market CHR stations whose play from main-
lists diverge significantly stream CHRs.
Parallel 2 Reporters: Selected stations that are format -dominant and /or exert a significant local or regional influence, in secondary markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitran, between 200,000-1 million.
Parallel 3 Reporters: Selected stations that are format -dominant and/or exert a significant local or regional influence, in smaller markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, of 199,999 and below.
247 REPORTS
EAST
8104 WARS WOOS WMJ0 WBLI C201 WEGX
23-20 7-6 20-14 24-21 16-14 11-7 9-7 PRO-F14 14-10 Q107 14-13 SOUTE PWR99 26-24 RRBQ 14-9 ERBE 17-17 897 28-26 NGE 6-ñ RITY O fr MIDWEST
296 23-31 0102 10-5 VOW 24-23 92% 2-2 WNCI 12-7 WCZY 15 fr WZPL 8-6 28E0 17-16 RCPM 33-29 KOMB 20-13 MLOL 8 fr MR20 25-31 WEST
A
KPLZ
Parallel Reach
Regional Reach E S
M W
86% 92% 88% 93%
P1 85% P2 93% P3 90%
Chart Pos
Summary P1
P2
0
1
1
2
4
5
29
29 21
20 48 33
36 19
113
0 1
0 0
1
3
0 0 0
0 1 4
1
National Summary UP
197
DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
8
12 0 5
-5 6 -15 16 -40 2
Ona Adds Ch Adds Total
56
105
P3 Tot
61
73
222
NSPR 24-17 98PXY 7-2 93Q 8-5 SPOT 30-27 14222
a104 d-28 N%MS 26-17 ifRSE 21-18 WMJO 22-18 NBLI 17-13 CROI d-34 NEGX 15-12 894 12-8 PRO-FM 33-26 0107 a-29 WAVA d-29
BOUTS PNR99 10-9 RRBQ 20-14 RIM 6-4 897 14-10 NG8 12-10 WNW 13-12 KITT 6 fr RTFM 8-7 0105 23-19
MIDWEST B96 14-7 295 13-10 0102 24-21 922 9-8 WNCI 20-16 NCBY 19 fr MDFR 18-16 WATT 16-14 MZPL 26-17 IBM d-27 9CPW 21-16 NIrTI 22-22 RDWB 23-20 SLOL 14 fr WRBQ 9-7
WEBT 65104 25 -22 2108 16 -14 RII9 19 -11 ROY -M 20 -19 RZR0 11 -11 RRRE 13 -10 M102 7 -6 RROY 7 -5 RNOD 4 -3 RCP% 23 -21 KISH 24 -14 CELO 16 -13 69886 7 -5 RPLS 17 -7 RUBE 19 -8
V
"PA1/ 80297 19-14 NPGC 17-17 PNR96 PNR106 9-8 RMEL 11-9 80T977 9-6
GST FLY92 7 -5 WOES 13 -10 BGHT 10 -5 WVOR 21 -14 JET-F/4 13 -9 elms 7 -4 WTIC 18 -15 588E 18 -13 KLAN 22 -18 KC101 22 -17 10052I 22 -14
16
fr
SRCR 9-5 NR112 22-16 Q106 10-4 WYCR 25-22 SOUTH 8220 16-11 B93 12-9 298 19-17 WFMP 17-15 2106 10-6 2228 17-12 195 a-28 RXX106 5-5 MRQB 2-1 SSS% 17-12 WBCY 16-12 22106 11-4 51402 31-27 WCGQ 18-14 R2FM 7-3 G105 21-17 KEZB 19-15 098 15-11 3IINR 13-5 WRSI 16-12 WANS 13-5 SZYP 8-7 94T2X 13-11 WAPE a-26 MQUT 12-5 SLAP 13-11 KRYR 12-7 RZOO 9-6 M0.12 25-17 9960Y8 18-12 FM100 18-12 MABB 29-23 5248 15-12 WHHY 15-12 RBFM 26-21 Y107 14-9 RMES 17-9 BJ105 18-15 2106 28-25 wawa 30-28 292 28-19 OSAI 17-12 2106 20-15 Z102 21-10 8TUX 24-18 NDLX 16-10 NEIL 23-19
MIDNEST 92Q 20-12 MP9A 10-6 WPXR 27-22 SG22 8-5 ORNO 2-17 22I0 15-I1 RMEE 21-16 RIO d-75 WORD d-24 MIX% 36-30 2104 28-23 rtJ103 25-20 KORQ 5-4 R293 28-20 WZOR 29-19 NRQN 9-7 RA2107 23-18 RR8D 10-6 SHOT 14-13
MT RIVA 14-10 RIM 7-5 RRXX 10-8 21,95 14-13 MENG 7-5 CRED 11-4
RSND 36-28 KRGX 6-3 RYNO 13-7 20MO 22-22 RLUC 13-10 RYRR 2-2 FM104 14-14 RCAQ 9-6 RKFR 8-6 6592 19-16 6006 10-7 RZZU 23-20 RRO 28-25
MAST
WPRO 12-6 MWFX 13-10 103CIR 30-24 95XX3 13-9 SOPE 14-12 NIK2 34-23 G98 16-7 WTNT 26-22 WOMP 12-6 SP%X 6-3 WHTO B-5 SOOTS KARS 8-6 ROI2 13-9 WRSF 17-12 MJAD 18-12 MZRX 16-6 WJMX 20-17 B98 19-12 RISK 14-8 0104 16-13 5208 22-17 RSPB 10-5 0101 12 fr IrGN 18-10 NPFP 10-6 RIXY 23-17 2103 25-20 RWT% 27-22 02103 12-8 WPBS 21-18 MIDIfEBT
RYYY 25-16 IIBNB 13-8 MCIL d-22 MICR 14-7 5Lß5 11-8 KCMO 15-11 KLYV 13-9 294 30-26 8RXL 12-6 MAZY 16-8 RPR% 16-11 9912G 9-8 SPAT 17-15 RNTO 18-12 5DBR 12-10 MPFR 18-15 WIBW 22-17 RMM d-77 WEST ROOT 21-13 8224 27-22 297 19-14 2130E 13-5 RTRS 27-25 IMP) 18-13 KMOIr 27-22 ROSE 6-4 RTMT 21-16 SPUN 16-11 8202 14-8 9LY96 4-1 0295 21-19
24 53 17 1
36
97
0 0
199
6
5
-4
4
14-14 16-9 3-8 24-24 14-14 9-8 4-4 28-25 22-18
UMW
1
5
3
7 3
10
Total
49
88
56
193
98PXY 20-14 930 17-15 SPOT 16-14 8222 26 fr
MRC9 18-13 4202 25-18 0106 17-12 SYCR 5-4 SPRR 35-29 WW2 34-29 95XXX 12-10 WRPB 10-9 YIRZ 35-29 WNYP d-28 95511 d-32 G98 23-18 5TNT 25-18 WPX% 33-27 NOTO 27-24
WIMP 2106
26-23 18-9 36-32 E%X106 22-18 MBCY 10-9 22106 28-25 WCGO 33-29 22FM 37-34 C105 27-27 098 d-29 MINK 32-27 NItSI 26-22 MANS 22-20 MZYP 19-18 94TYX 12-9 MORI 20-16 SLAP a 64227 25-24 51W% 16-12 99MAY5 39-34 FM100 d-30 MN d-29 14202 d-27 RSFM d-37 RSES 33-25 BJ105 29-25 2106 13-10 5RV0 15-13 092 a RSAO 23-20 Z106 38-34 Z102 15-13 8TU3 21-19 WDLX a WOOL on
fr
29
5800 23-19 NEST 9-7
-11
30 -27
26 -24
19
-14 fr
30 -21
-32 RCP% 29 -25 RISN 5-11 KILO 23 -22 RPLZ 16 -13 RUBE 13 -11
KARS
ROI2 MRS?
WJAD 5Zß0
RGN
WPM
KM
EE
S
M
W
65% 40% 22% 52%
Parallel Reach
Chart Pos
National Summary UP ORBS
23 29 31
SAME DOWN ADDS
0
24
MPXR d-29 NOTE d-30 18-12 d-29 KLO 22-19 5G80 a MIR% 25-18 2104 4-2
WEE
ROOT 15-11 RYYA 16-11
MROW d-28 KAY107 26-23
10102 34-32
KRIS 80X% RF95 88MG CHAD 65ND RWG%
RTRS RPBQ ZM0R ROEE RTMT ZFUN R20Z SLY96 0295
14 -10
29 -22 16 -14
11 -23
-26 11 -10 34 -28 6090 29 -25 2080 16 -16 RLUC 36 -28
27 -19 24 -21
0 0
S
1
W
26 10 11
19 11
53 29 22
MAN EAST
WOKS 34 -29 0000 -29 WBLI on d CEO[ 37 -32 NEGO 29 -28 894 on PRO-PN on SOOTS
on ROBE a RITY On ?CTN.( on 81030
fr
MIDWEST
B96 15 -12 ABED on 5L0L on fr
a-36 RC101 on 10020I a 98PXY d-26 930 a-38 UPST a
WIZ
39
MRCR MRRB 0106 MYCR
d-37
fr
a
d-32 37-36
a
d-32 33-24
WW2 on 098 d-34 NWT d-31 50HP a SPIS 36-33 W9T0 d-39 SOOTS
58BQ 39-34
RAES WOOF MJAD 8JM% 0104
R98 a 8106 40-36 MBCY 33-29 NCGP d-40 RIPS d-38 ß62B a MINR d-36 MZYP on 62041 d-35
8BM
a
a
2102 32-29 KTU% d-39 MOLX d-38
SYIrB
0101
RRAN
MPM
39-33
MIDWEST 85NQ 34 -31 EZIO on SSOT on
PI/
MEET
00T97 31 -28 P5ß106 a
rgj
RIMS d-35 RIrXX d-40 RP95 a KM 34-26 RS5D d-40
GST
ROM
PLY92 40-32 W6E8 on WG8T a
M104
JET-M
8YG d-33
on
WER2 35-31 01408 d-35 STIC 40-38
24-24 ECOS on KIM on 82211 on
on u-39 on d-35 d-30 on on fr d-37 d-38 on
RI%Y RMTX QV103 on ;MS d-35 MIDWEST 58185
a a
2
107
38-35
MCIL
NLRN 21-29 NAZY 36-30 EPAT
38-29 98D8R d-34 NPFR 40-30 NEST
RGOT a S OYA on R808 d-37 RTRS d-38 RMOK a ROZE on RTMT d-37 R202 a 0895 on
-2 2104 6 -4 ßJ103 9-6 MORO 16 -8 R293 4 -3 5208 14 -9 MRQN 1 -2
MEET
86Y107 12 -7
297
KM
9-3
M
ROOT
9-5
K
12 -10
U P1
7 -4
11 -6 8-7 8880 5-3 RMOR 10-4 8028 11 -9 EMT 8-4 SPUN 10 -5 0202 11 -4 SLY96 8 -2 297 2 -2 0895 5-4 141102
18 -9
H0T97 22-18 NPGC 4-2 PNR96 a PMR106 16-11
RTRS
-2
5
11 -7
RPMN
KRRD 6 -4
KNOT
24 -20 7 -6 RIIS 12 -7 ROY -M 25 -22 REEP 4 -4 RIM 25 -19 8500 26 fr F84102 16 -12 8800 14 -9 15 -7 RISS 35 -30 8810 25 -24 RPM 10 -7 RPLS 38 -26 RUBE 30 -26
2108
NU8R 3 -2 NSPT 4 -4 NPFR 15 -10 SIRS 10 -5
4
RMYZ
28104
RIVA RRSS
3-2 19-17 21,95 8-4
RATS o9-8 CHAD on
ROGO
1-1
RMEL 12-10 2OT977 22-15
Circle (Geffen) Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars
Total Reports
84
33% 35% 32% 35%
Parallel Reach
37
19 18 O
10
d
P1 18% P2 32% P3 53%
P1
P2
0 1
0 0
2
1
SORS d-34 W200 25-20 CROI d-37 PRO-YM on
80059
6
24
22
52
1
7
2
4
17 10
0
0
9 4 0
12
36
30-28 27-31
on
MIDWEST
MIDWEST
2282 a RCPR d-38 RISN 29-23 KPL1
920
41.892 d-34 JET-PM on R104 a WSPR on WPST 31-25 SYCR d-34
R106
33-25
LP.
84
E
964 94% 95% 74%
©
M
Chart Pos
P
1
National Summary OP DEBS
188
SAME DOWN ADDS
29
1 5
0
6
NPFM 35-32 RIXY 28-15 RNTX on SOSS
a
S
2
-15
1
16 -40
52 34 11
40 21
O O
1 0 0 0
102
67
2
5
10
5
118
36-34
8LYV WA2Y 9980 RPAT MDBR NSPT WPPR MIBN
a
RA2107 30-27 SHOT d-34
d-39 31-28 38-35 d-39 27-22
M W
73 20 2 0
0
on
NEST 297 20-16 2202 27-26 on
UP DEBS
170
SAME DOWN ADDS
16
0102
35-30 ROZE 24-20 8MT 31-28 EPUM d-37 4202 SLY96 on 0R95 d-37 RMOR
EAST 95X1% 24-19 23-21 95X1L a
5
0 7
141
GST
8104 6-3 NX23 15-I1 9200 7-4 5RSE 18-13 5MJ0 12-5 58LI 11-9 CKOI 26-22 PMR95 6-5 2100 3-2 WAGS 5-2 894 2-2 PRO-FM 15-9 0107 10-8 NAVA 13-9
WSPR 3-3 98PXY 9-9 930 9-6 NPST 3-1 MNYZ 7 fr NOCR 3-2 142112 8-5 0106 4-2 NYCR 18-15
54C1
8106 8028 195
5 -4
13 -8 3 -2
MOB
9-4 24 -16 4 -3 4 -2 SHOE 33 -32 WCGO 14 -7
82106
897
8-8
MOH
3
-2 W1UZ 1-1 RITY 12 fr RTFM 5 -4 0105 10 -4 MIDWEST
295 11 -8 0102 13 -6 MMMS 4 -4 92X 6 -4 NBCI 26 -24 MDFX 14 -8 MERL 5 -2 K 5 -2
IM
RCM
6
-4
8YG
19-9 7-6
FM104 1-1 RCAQ 10-7 6MNZ 11-5 REZU 2-2 ERQ 30-28
National Summary UP DEBS
15-11 21-18
0105 17 -12 REOS 30 -25 098 20 -15 WINK 4 -2 NESI 3 -2 50085 6 -2 WZYP 4 -4 94T2X 20 -16 NAPE 12 -17 wpm. 37 -28 N0K0 2 -2 SLAP 11 -10 RRYR 7 -4 5 -4 WDJX 12 -8 NLRB 1 -1 99WAYS 10 -3 5100 4 -2 WABB 7 -6 5BAM 5 -3 5850 6 -3 68FM 8-4
KM
2
36 17
One Adds Ch Adds Total
SAME DOWN ADDS
1
19
EAST
4-3 103CIR 5-2 95%X% 9-6 WxPE 13-7 WIRZ 17-9 WNYP 1-1 95211 7-4 G98 8-2
NTST 50PP MF2% 55T0
12-8 11-5 3-2 5-2
8104 30-27 w%RS
32-24
2011 a
WRSE 28-26 48.10 25-20 WBLI on CKOI on PWR95 23-21 2100 a-23 WEG% 18-14
P2
1 2
0
15 29
19 59
2
3
2
7
5
3
11
4
3 4
0
8
58
92
PRO-PM a
0107 29-26 WAVA 25-22
BOOTS
IrIXY 7-1
2103
11-7
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PNR99 29-27 KKK d-32 ROBE 27-25 297 16-12 WCH d-30 WW2 a-24 RITY 21 fr RTPM 16-14 0105 28-24 MIDWEST
596 11 -9 295 d-25 -35 0102
33 fr 32 -24
WICK MERE a -40 Q106 34 -27 WYCR 30 -28
4
23 -23
RNW
16 -15
RCPR 10 -7 RISN 9 -6 RRLO d -28 E MS 17 -14 RPLS 34 -30 RUBE 21 -17
Á P1096 30-27
1
6
2 36 44 132
51 201
RF95 d-21 WPM 16-10 CNED d-27 RSND 28-25 RICO 9-6 8220 20-18 RQMQ On 4LUC 26-15 RYG 13-9 M104 28-28 RGQ 7-4 RRPR 15-7 RIM 35-31 ROOM 12-9 ROO 7-5
O
1
34-29 B93 28-21 R98 27-22 WIMP 13-10 R106 24-16 RIEB 35-31 80E106 2-2 wipe d-21 NBCY 21-16 R2106 d-23 5101 19-17 MCGO d-33 RZFM 16-9 G105 a 22213 13-9 MINK d-33 58SI d-28
O
7
18 17
53 30
Q 1 4
2
0
0
0
Ch Adds
2
0
Total
40
95
63
16 -40
Ons Adds
6
PL292 17-13 MAEB 16-13 NVSR 19-17 JET-PM 17-14 NERO 17-13 NNW 10-8 MTIC 20-12 MRES 24-22 SIAN 17-9 8C101 23-19 100ß8I 21-17 NSPR 10-6 98PBY 19-16 930 10-8 WBT 21-17 90422
221,8
19
fr
MACK 19-18 VIM 19-14 0106 11-8 WYCR 12-7
8-5 35-29
098 25-23 8122 12-9 MRSI 15-11 NASS 18-15 MSYP 10-10 9422% 10-8 SOOT 8-3 BOSI d-28 SLAP 9-7 K RYS d-22 22041 24-19 WW1( 22-19 99NAY5 22-18 FM100 9-8 NABS a-28 550M 10-7 MNSY 12-9 8885 29-22 Y107 8-7 RNES 18-14 117105 12-9 2106 10-9 K92 5-4 IMO 12-9 Z106 32-28 Z102 22-20 RTU% 11-9 SOLO 13-8 NRZL 18-13 MIDWEST
920 19-11 SP18R
NpXR 9-4 SOTO 17-13 21120 6-1 2EI0 11-8 MEE 13-9 RID 34-25 MIXX 8-8 2104 13-11 RORO 19-19 R293 10-9 5Z0K 18-15 MRQN 16-13 KAY107 18-14 KNYZ 22-20 820D 11-7 550T a-27
XIV% RF95 CNED R9ND SONO
ROM
19-16 6-6 12-7 23-21 11-7
KLOC 28-21
RYG
SOOT!
RARS 2012 58SF WJAD
11 -8 16 -13 19 -15 17 -14
4210(
20 -18
MJMX 16 -14 898 16 -13
KM
9-7
0104
11 -8
WYKS 24 -21 ß6M8 18 -17 198 15 -11 0101 16 fr 2604 15 -13 WPFM 7 -4 RIXY 20 -13 RMTX 24 -18
00103 WVBS
RYYY 21-18 NBNO 21-15 5855
11-9
YCIL ROCR MLRM RO8O
23-15
294 MAZY RFR% 992G RPAT ONTO MDBR SEPT BPFR MI9W
39-31
10-7 19-15 10-7 10-8 13-11 26-22 8-7 20-19 16-13 17-13 20-18 9-7 12-9
WEST
8GOT 14-12 RYYA 10-8 297 8-6 880E RTRS
14-11 16-14
RPBO 23-18 RMOO 29-26 ROZE 12-12 RTMT 13-10 ZFUN 7-6 RE0Z 12-9 SLT96 15-7 297 4-4
0295 14-12
27-24 5-5 RGQ 20-17 RNNE 20-14 REED 8-7 11110 0 FM104
25-21
METO d-37 BOUTE d -40 35 -26 d -32 33 -29
Parallels Continued on
30-24
10 -7
MIDWEST
IrLYV
20-14
MIT
NMPx 12-9 103CIR 9-4 950X% 28-22 WIRE 8-6 8NYP 17-14 95XIL 13-30 098 15-11 STET 13-9 SOUP 14-12 WFxx 19-18 5WTO 32-28
MTST d-32 50WP 37-31
Continued On Next Column
1
198
NPRR 17-16
RR1106 13-10 VIM 22-18 WSS% d-28 WBCY 7-6 R2106 12-7 5NOK 37-36 WCGO 10-8
MPRR 33-27 NBPX d-32 95085 d-33 M2RZ 31-28 098 40-26
KARS 4012 was? MJAD
2
GST
13-12
8106 16-11 RZEB 5-4 195 12-11
E%8T
MFx%
0 1 3 10 43 114 17 64
2 -5
SOOTS
WM
SOOTS
KARS 6-5 RPI2 5-1 MRSF 6-2 WJAD 12-5 NEO% 2-1 NJM% 6-3 B98 18-15 RISR 10-6 0104 5-4 WOKS 14-9 8SMB 11-10 298 1-1 0101 4 fr R4UN 7-4 SPPM 4-3
38 -31 BTIC 10 -8 WEER 19 -16 MOON 37 -30 KC101 d -30 100002 37 -30 5SPR 28 -22 98PXY 11 -7 930 33 -27 SPOT 32 -26
wiz
P3 Tot
P1
-5
6 -15
16 -40
WPRR 5-2 fiWFX
81%
800Y
Summary
WW2
GST
KM Parallel Reach
128
Summary PL P2 P3 Tot
6 -15
G105
ROY-PIP 16 -14 622P 22 -18 10 -8 R %20 12 fr
0 0
80%
Parallel Reach
MPMF 7-4
WCZY 11 fr WDF% -22 ReEQ 16-11 RCPM 9-7 WRTI 12-10 ROME 16-12 5LOL 6 fr NR80 d-37
Step (MCA)
NVSR 16 -12 JET-FM 32 -26
5850 14 -2 B93 9 -8 898 on iRMF 16 -12
14800
P5ß99 18 -17 REGL 8 -9 Y95 13 -16 ß R80 17 -17 REBE 8 -3 Y100 6 -5
RLUC
SOOTS
5SSX
B OOT!
IrSND 9-4
ROYA 26-23 Z97 d-37 2802 38-34 RTRS 30-29 RITO a RNOK d-39 KOZE d-32 ZPUN on E Z02 31-25 SLY96 12-9
RIVA a RKSS 31 -26 RRXR 16 -9
893
R2104 28 -23 2108 25 -23
1
EST
MN
National Summary
MIDWEST
KM
Chart Pos
92Q d-24 MP8R d-35 BPXR 30-28 MOTZ 28-24 R2I0 d-37 KLO d-30 MIXX a-36 6,0103 36-31 R0R0 24-15 2293 d-28 d-26 242107 d-33 6805 25-20
1
PMR99 17-16 Y100 a-28 RITY 23 fr RTFM 22-20 Q105 16-12
a
81 88% P2 81% P3 75%
223
294 d -30 RR %L a BRFR 38 -28 WAIT 25 -18 RPR% on 992G 27 -22 ENTO 28 -19 MDBR 38 -27 MIEW 32 -30
MIDWEST
Chart Pos
BOOTS
on
KM
RP95 on RSND on RYRK 16-34 PM104 on RZZU d-39
Regional Reach E 86% S 82% M 71% W 87%
MOIL 28 SLIM d -30 RCMP 40 -29 RLYV 36 -28
81 61% P2 84% P3 93%
83% 78% 76%
8104 a-29 WICKS 12-7 WEOO 21-15 WMJO a-28 MBLI 21-18 WEGE a B94 15-12 PRO-PM 28-19 0107 19-17 NAVA 18-16
MIDWEST
MPSA d-40 R210 39-34 2104 d-n6 ZJ103 on
Total Reports 201
P3 Tot
3
2 -5
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
P2
-38 -18
d
5BMB
5580 22-18
LP: Don't Be Cruel
Summary
8890
Reach E 82%
BAST
BOBBY BROWN Little
MIDWEST
Regional
WEBT
Every
32-29 IM d-38 02103 10-9 MVBE 28-24 K
SOTS
0104 32-29 0101 on fr MN 32-31
90%
8Reach 1 82% P2 90% P3 995
2103
"Chances Are" ST Total Reports 198
KARS a NJAD d-40 MJMR 27-21
WNW
5585 d-38
36
SOUTH
WEST
EAST
Be There For You (Mercury)
a
RSES
Y106 d-29 8400 35-29 8TUX 20-16
16-14 RXXR d-37
9-4 13-12 33-23 34-26 16-14 1-2 16-12 30-28 32-28
MP!
fr
37
6110 28-20 RPFM 28-24 8IXY 37-34
CHER & PETER CETERA
0
G98 35 -31 504f SFAX on NETO d -38
SCGP 35-31 WZYP 40-38 NAPE 21-13 MOOT 39-36 MLRS 27-27 5550 d-30
REG/ 13 -11 095 10 -4
MEET
0 1 4
Ons
161105 40-36
W1948
0 0 1
Adds Ch Adds Total
MRO0 29-27 REST
P3 Tot
16 -40
8028 SBCY
29-21 33-27 d-31
After All (Geffen)
Summary
2 -5 6 -15
RISR 0104 MYRS 0101
34%
N&A Chart Pos
T98 d-30
c
EDIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS LP:
35-27
912211
MARS 33-28 M2YP 29-24 94TYX 23-17 NAPE 14-12 W W2 38-33 MLAP d-27 KM 9-6 2200 21-18 SDJ% 28-22 99MAY8 a-38 PR100 a 58%M d-27 WSNY on ROTS on Y107 26-21 KM 35-28 BJ105 5-3 2106 11-6 14RVO d-29 RSAQ 37-31 1106 a-37 2102 6-9 MOLA 31-28 WRZL 29-22
WEBT
GST
19 -12
SAME DOWN ADDS
GST
BOOTS
WHEY on
0108 RRRE RR0Y RCPR RISN RPLZ RUBE
35
a
M100 NEST
2
85TO
WEST
2 -2
SOOTS
Reach
0 0 0
49
FLY92 5 -3 NABE 5 -3 5C8T 7 -4 WVSS 5 -4 JET -FM 5 -3 2104 2 -2 WERE 6 -4 WNNK 18 -16 WTIC 19 -16 WIRE 11 -9 NLRB 15 -6
MLOL 21 fr 8880 15-14
2 -2
Parallel
0 0 0
23
EAST
MEPL a RBEO 23-18 RCPM 34-31 MRTI a RIMS 24-18
RCMP 12 -9 MIN 8-6 294 2 -2 8221 4 -2 MRFR 6 -4 MAZY 4 -3 RFRX 10 -4 9980 14 -12 RPAT 8-5
7 -4
MIX% PNR96 d-29
NM
fr
29
MIST 11-7
ROSY 5 -4 MBNQ 10 -5 5858 9-5 NCIL 8 -8 ROCR 24 -17
9-5
MGRO
297 a
Total Reports 223
P2
5 0
5-3 4-2
KURE
UP DEBS
NEST
KJ103 35-33 KOKS on RE93 d-30
Regional P3 Tot
15-14 33-29 17-13 15-10
-6
LP: New Jersey
0 0 1 8 8 6 0
-5 6 -15 16 -40
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
111
P1
2
550E
P1 35% P2 43% P3 51%
Summary
1
8ROY 2800 RCPX RN53 RPLS
92Q 5 -4 NPHR 6 -4 5PXR 4 -3 MOTO 18 -14 ß6N0 11 -8 REPO 6 -2 MMEE 14 -7 ELQ 13 -6
MD
9
MIDMEBT
MIDNBBT
National Summary
BON JOVI
43%
N&A
6-2
92X 24-20 MNCI -31
23-15
WWCZY
1
25 -17 18 -12
LP: Hold Me In Your
E
14RIL
M w
Giving Up On Love (RCA)
Regional Reach
MOL%
N
920 14-10 NP9R 26-19
32 -28
ßC101
1106 1102 RTU8
2108 12-4 RIIS 10-6 ROY-FM 8-3 R22P 14-12 RRR2 7-6 RRYQ 5 fr
s
RYYY 19-13 NBXQ d-l3 5855 35-25 WCIL 10-10 CR 8-37 ML51 d-32 RCM0 38-32 RLZV 294 a WRFR 40-35 SAZY 8-5 RPR% d-27 RSTO on WPFR 33-29 4I25 35-29 RFMW d-39
GST
68,AN
NUBS
14 -8 11 -6 16 -I1 10 -5
E
MIDWEST
MIDWEST
FLY92 30 -23 W9EB 33 -31 WORT 31 -26 tVSß 28 -25 JET -FM 19 -16 WTIC 3 -1
22 -18 28 -22 36 -30 29 -24 31 -23
30 -23 2103 24 -23 RMfX d -33 00103 7 -7 WPM 30 -27
MEET
64
22 -18
BJ105 6-4 MINO 13 -10 R92 3 -2 RSA0 3 -2
Regional Reach
5048% 26 -23 KISS 23 -18 5208 d -29 0101 27 fr
d
80T97 35 -30 NPGC 28 -28 P8ß96 20 -16 PMR106 31 -27 RMEL 28 -25 202977 d-36
3
RMI'S
SORTS
KZIO
4 -3
16 -12
FLY92 39-29 NAEB 39-33 WONT 18-13
R98 8-5
0102 11-10 92X d-34 5m:I 27-23 NZ'PL 24-21 RBE0 21-20 RCPM 23-22 WIrTI 13-11 K018 26-22
RICK ASTLEY Anns Total Reports 107
1-1
KC101 10065I
SSBQ 21-16 293 21-15
MIDWEST
8202 6 -5 SLY96 6 -15 0295 10 -9
893 26-20 298 11-10
2 fr
42110
2107 EMES
SORTE
RTPM 15-13 0105 8-8
-3 297 5 -8 880E 12 -8 RTRS 3 -6 RFBQ 6 -4 81808 22 -18 ROSE 9 -8 6TMT 6 -5 EFUN 9 -7
M900 9-9
KIRK 26-23 RGQ 18-14 21442 d-30 MN 24-21 K2ZU d-40 220 on
100RNI 17-5 NSPR 22-18
WEBT
RZZu 5-3
16 -40
1
5-1
ROOT ROTA
1 8
45 124
22213
4
0
4 0
PI/
5-5
3
11 37
1
3
SOLI 24 -21 P5895 16 -16 2180 15 -13 WOGS 19 -16 894 d -28 PRO-PM 22 -15 0107 a-30 BAVA 12 -11
ERGE
4
19 57
2
85.30 22-27
80104 2108 RIIS 810f 660E ß5Y0 ß50Y
O
O
-16
41.01,
1
15 30 1
RIS'Y.26 fr
-3
P3 Tot
P2
Ons
PWE99 7-23 ORBE d-35 2100 5-4 WGE 15-14 WN92 20-19
M2RX 13 -10 MJMX 13 -13 898 12 -9 RISS 5 -3 0104 13 -11 WOKS 8 -5 RSM8 25 -20 198 8-6 0101 7 fr RN6N 9 -5 WPFM 8 -7 8IXY 15 -22 2103 15 -13 RMTX 1 -1 00103 9-13
P1
Adds
WJAD 10 -10
RYYY 7-6 55N0 2-2 5558 12-10 MCIL 25-25 ROCR 7-5 MLRM 17-13 RCM0 1-1 8LYV 9-8 294 8-7 KRXL 21-17 NMFR 13-11 RrRX 13-8 99KG 4-2 SPAT 3-2 !INTO 12-10 MDBR 9-7 NSPT 10-8 WPPR 14-25 WIBW 11-8
KIrMG
WLOL
Summary
Ch Adds
SOUTE
12 -9
MIDWEST
13-11 9-8 15-12
6-4 9-3
P1
5
9 -8
148SF
74% P2 78% P3 82%
16
10 -8 29 -22
WOKS WESO
Pl
1 2 -5 6 -15
141 EAST 2104
Parallel Reach
Chart Pos
National Summary SAME DOWN ADDS
MUSS
RIVA RRSS RRXX RF95
86% 765 69% 835
2
KARS ROTZ
WEBT
IrNN%
M W
SOOTS
920 11 -7 MPSR 16 -10 nos 21 -19 WGTZ 4 -3 KANO 18 -10 RZIO 9-5 85X0 28 -21 KLO 19 -15 MD 16 -10 NIX% 9-7 2104 19 -14 ßJ103 4 -2 ROBO 13 -13 WZOR 7-5 Mß08 12 -9 K AY107 3 -3 8X00 5 -3 SNOT 13 -11
RGO
5
WPRR 7-3 INI?% 7-6 103CIR 19-16 950XR 4-2 WRPE 20-1s 8IRZ 32-30 IINYP 6-5 95%IL 4-3 C98 9-6 MTST 6-4 MOMP 7-4 NFU 5-5 NNTO 18-15
MIDNEBT
CREO RSND OMGX RLUC RYRR FM104
E
105
EAST
5-3 13-10 MCGO 9-6 0105 25-25 REM on 098 2-2 WINK 9-6 SRSI 9-6 WARS 16-16 IIZYP 6-6 94220 9-7 MOOT 4-18 MORI 14-12 MLA? 4-3 RIM 11-10 810II 12-12 MDJ% 7-3 99M6YS 11-7 FM100 5-3 WEAN 14-11 WHEY 4-2 BBFM d-35 Y107 7-6 OWES 15-8 BJ105 14-12 MEW 26-24 292 11-9 MAO 4-3 2106 16-13 Z102 25-23 2211% 8-5 MDLX 17-11 WOOL 20-20
FLY92 6-6 WAEB 19-16 NCST 8-6 WWII 10-8 JET-PM 18-15 NERE 13-8 WW2 9-7 MTIC 12-11 580E 8-5 MLA9 14-14 KC101 25-20 10025I 2-1 NSPR 7-4 98PXY 22-21 930 12-10 SPOT 7-4 NNYE 14 fr SOCK 13-10 NRRZ 4-3 0106 13-11 MYCR 14-13
5
50
3
78%
®
Regional Reach
UP 136 DEBS 26
41402
20811
05104 6-5
"Rainman" Soundtrack Total Reports 193
LP:
2
0 0
R1106
8 -8
Tot
P
37
1 0 0
89SX 12-7 NBCY 6-5
SOOTS
GST
2
5
18 12
MA
GST
90%
0
2 -5
WIMP 19-17 2106 6-5 8228 12-9 195 2-1 RX%106 15-12 5-5
Forever Your Girl (Virgin) Total Reports 222
P2
6 -15
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
RUBE 14 -12
LP: Forever Your Girl
P1
16 -40
ROY -FM 6 -4 6088 23 -21 6222 4 -3 RROY 12 -12 KNOD 11 -9 RCP% 25 -23 RISN 16 -15
PAULA ABDUL
Summary
1
National Summary 153 UP DEBS 1
BELLE STARS
lko iko (Capitol)
81 55% P2 86% P3 97%
84% 84% 85% 67%
S
RXXR 8-18 ORTI
Bobby Brown Continued
Bon Jovi Continued
WEST
81%
Regional Reach
Parallel 1 Reporters: Selected stations that are format -dominant and/or exert significant national influence, in major markets with a metro 12+ population, according to Arbitron, of 1 million or
B
ANIMOTION
19
ApriI 21,1989 R44Jt e 1
'age 120
PARALLELS
120R8R ApriI21,1989
Michael Damian Continued
NENEH CHERRY
NATALIE COLE Miss You Like Crazy (EMI) LP: Good To Be Back
Buffalo Stance (Virgin) LP: "Slaves Of New York" ST
Total Reports
137
Parallel lea8h
Regional Reach S
558 63%
M W
41% 61%
E
Pl 588 P2 62% P3 438
Summary
National Summary 59 19 23
DEBS
SAME DOWN ADDS
0 0
0
1
7
2 -5
2
6 -15
3
3
0
36
16 -40
26
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
3
GST WXKS d-27 MME d-28 WMJQ 21-17 CROI on MEG% 20-17 MAVA
SOUTH PMR99 14-14 REBQ
31-26 31-30 897 d-23 WGH 25-20 RITY 19 fr RTFM 26-21
RUE
MIDWEST B96 26-24 92% 27-26 WNCI a-33
WHYT O RCPW o
d25
NEST RS104 29-24 7108 26-18 61I5 d-28 000-M 26-23 REEP 25-19 RRRE
M102 KBOY
4-3 17-13
22-11 KOLO 28-20 KWSS 28-22 05100
1
GSr
72 20 29
6 7
1
4
2
7
70
29
137
a
47% 45% 31% 37%
E S
Pl
P2
P3
Tot
0
0
0
2 -5
0
0
6 -15
1
0
0 0 0
16 -40
11
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
12
16 14 13
10 12
37 38 23
National Summary 24 13 38 1
23
15 -11 37 -33 27 -22
23 -17
19 -16 RIAL 39 -30
RIG RGQ
d -38 32 -23
RRPR KDON KRQ
14 -12 11 -8 20 -18
GST NPRR a-39
«OB
a
on aTHT on
WSS% N80R WCGO RaPM
on
NETO 40-34
38-34 d-J9 36-29 31-24
800TH XQIL NJAD NZRX 5104 WYoS
a
SOUTH
MBNB RQCR
RMEL
RSAO
WPBR 37-31 WGTZ 35-32 RZIO on MGRD R060 9RQN K RRD
25-22
dIIOT
d-36
a
a-29
on
123
Parallel Reach
N&A
Pl 21% P2 52%
Chart POs
45 0
16
0
W2DU on wECX 28-27 94 d-27 PRO-F71 d-29
SOUTH
-5
0
0
0
0 9
0
28
Orts
2
24
1 25 18
Adds Ch Adds Total
3
7
5
2
0
0
14
59
098 WRSI on MZYP 36-34 941.20 a
WOUT on d-30 RZOU d-39 00.135 25-19 osan d-30
WGH 24-19
WH/ RBM
MIDWEST
RMES
30-28 d-33 noon 33-30 KM. RO 71220 32-30 814346
SM
HEST RRRZ a RXYQ on fr RCP% 37-33 RUBE a
on o
n 100EpI35-25
MSP2 WPST NRCR 0106 aYCR
BJ105Ó Y106 on n E92 a R5AQ 40-33 2102 on RTO% 33-30 OSLO d-39 MIDWEST
34-29 d-38 on
on 33-29
NIDWEST
35-34
PWR106 H0T977
a
on
RTRS on RMOR d-37 RTMT d-40 R20L SLY96 on
a
ZUT
NPHR d-37 NP%R d-30 RZIO on on
WI%% a RJ103 38-34 RQRO d-28 MZOR a NROT 36-32 MEET
RP95 on ROTH on XSND on KIRS on M104 26-26 RMN2 a K220 38-33
800TH EAST
RZEB on N55% a 2500 d-26
WPRR on NETO 31-28
1 2 -5 6 -15
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
12
14
6
9
27
1
8
14
34 21 25
1
0
2
27
37
82
000111 WBBO a 2106 d-10 WBCY d-30 WR00 d-29 098 on WINK 40-37 WZYP a WOJO a WLRS on
HAST
MXRS d-32 NZOU 33-25 CROI on a
1
SOUTE
Z102 RTUX
REGL d-18 Y95 on WGH 29-23 WNVZ 29-29
35-26
NOM
o WNYP on 950I12 d-38 G98 a-36 MTHT on d-38
SOUTH
WJMX a RSMB a KHAN Ón40 WPFM d-35 RWT%
on on
SOUTH
OZIO a 8000 39 -34 2104 23 -18
920 a RxXR on
WEST
WEST
RATM 29-25 85ND 40-34 KIRS d-39
on o d-38
RIIS O x00 RROY
on
RNOD on
MVBS
37-33
31-27
a-29
RGQ
a
rasa on
on on fr
on 39-34 38-36
2104 26-19 WNRR on MKES a ISPR a 935 a-37 NPST 35-30
a1SFR
o
NAZY 99RG NSPT aPFR EFMW
d-33 37-34 26-24 d-36
on 297 37-32 RBO2 RT05 on
MOR
8558? on
ZEUN d-33 RBOZ d-35 SLY96 18-17 Y9]
0095
a
M W
Parallel Reach Pl 85% P2 97%
P3100% Chart Pos 1 2 -5
National Summary UP DEBS
209
SAME DOWN ADDS
14
6 -15
16 -40
6 1 4
Ch
Ons Adds Adds Total
Summary Pl
P2
1 7
0 4
3
16 30
36 63
29 34
14 81 127
1
6
0 0
1
1
920 27-14 NPaR 22-15 WPXR 26-17 WGTa 12-7 ERNS 25-20 RZIO 26-17 814118 23-17 KLO on WOOD 17-14 arIRX 10-6 8104 8-7 R7103 31-26 nono d-30 0293 24-16 MZOR 17-11 55N 18-11 KAY107 25-20 10422 13-6 KRAD 23-19 WOGT 15-10 WEST
NRPR 8022 RFR% 99[G RPAT RNTO MDBR NSPT NPPR NIBN RPMM
M
W
658
UP DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
W%RS a 0250 a PRO-FM a
808TH 295 20-18 ERES 7-6 2100 a MGH 2-8 WNVE 8-3 EITY 27 fr 0105 26-22 MIDMEST
4
0
1
1
2
56 110
P3 Tot 1
2
22-17 2-2
30-26 d-30 18-17 14-13
05104 a Y108 23-20 RIIS o ROY-FM na 222P 27-25 oRR2 d-27 01525
1
0
2
2 -5
12
33
6 -15
21 14
16 -40
20
fr
48
99
5
fr
6-6 5-4
0106 9-9 WYCR 4-3
SOUTE
2106
2-2 10-6 195 30-9 O %x106 3-3 NROB 20-14 NSSX 28-20 NBCY 5-4 X2106 10-6 NNOR 10-13 MC$f0 15-13 R2PM 13-8 G105 20-18 R82B 11-7 098 4-3 WINK 3-3 WRSI 10-8 WONS 5-4 W2YP 5-5 9470% 6-5 NQUT 18-12 WORI 16-10 NLAP 10-9 RRYR 10-9 Ron 8-13 MDJX 11-27 99WAYS 15-8 M100 14-6 NpBB 17-17 WHAM 7-4 22213
1111HY
2-1
RBPM 17-12 Y107 3-2 RHFS 16-13 8J105 15-31 092 d-29 RSAQ 5-4 0106 10-9 2102 14-11 WDLX 4-3 WR2L 15-15
6 -15
4
16 -40
14
11 32
10 31
Ons Adda Ch Adds Total
2 7 0
3
3 6 4
29
62
0
2
0 0 0
1 0 1
61 208
K104 WREE WLAN WSPR WPST WRCR 0106
8 2
5-3 31-27 28-26 18-12 d-39 d-36 on
WYCR 32-26 SOUTH
77 8
DEBS
21
SAME DOWN ADDS
6
58 149
8580 27-22 098 a R106 8-10
GST
a
oKXL WRPR NA2Y 9900 OPAT RNTV NDBR MPFR NIBN IFMN
16-8 26-17
EAST
RESE
W
897 a
RITY on fr RTPM 27-24 5105 29-25
B96 31-27 0102 35-34 MNCI 28-26 MHYT on
KIM
MARS 3 -3 RQIZ 6 -4 WRSF 9 -8 NJAD 9 -6 WZRX 5 -4 WJM0 8 -6 B98 3 -2
RCPM 30-27 RDWB on NRHQ 29-27
8
SAME DOWN ADDS
10-5 18-17
2 5
K
M d29
RPRA 27-24 marl 33-25 103CIR d-28 95XX% d-32 0Io2 d-34 MNYP d-29 950IL 39-36 G98 d-25 MTHT 33-27 WoS4P d-35 NF= 37-35 NATO on SOUTH
2228 RQIo aKS? NJAD
39-32 34-29 d-36 34-30 81:00 38-32 NJMX d-36 893 d-31 RISR 30-24 0104 dn28 o
moo RSMB 29-27 298 a 5101 36 fr RGN 39-34 OPPIO 37-30 RIXY on 2103 on RNTX on 77103 on NIBS 32-29
Mn
fr
25
GST
FM102 30-28 2202 29-19 141100 32-28 RCPX 39-36 RISN 34-27 ENSS 35-32 RPLS 35-31 RUBE d-28
MIDME6T 920 a NPBR 40-33 8072 30-22 RZIO d-39 MME on KLO on M1%% 35-32 2104 d-37 RJ103 on on R393 29-26 MZOR 37-30
`w1 V
NPGC 25-25 PNR106 a K OHL on
126
518 Parallel Reach Pl 36% P2 52%
SLOW
on
n
d-34
RLYVd-38 OO 294 RKXL d-36
aRFR MAZY RFRx 99RG RPAT
39-33 35-27 35-31 37-31
RIiTO on MDBA 36-26 WSPT 30-27
NPFR d-37 NIBN n
29-24 34-31
GST FLY92 38-27 MAEB 32-26 140511 37-33 JET-FM d-32 NERZ 38-27 MONK 39-32 NTIC 34-26 MES d-37 KLAN 38-33 RC101 on 100ROI 24-18 NSPR 32-27 98PXY 30-27 93Q 29-21 NPST on NNYa on fr ORCE d-39 MRRa on 0106 32-28 NYCR 38-33
d-40 37-34 34-26
ECMO 34-26
WROR d-27 002107 d-32 IrRaD
EYYY M9N0 MBNB NCIL ROCK
WEST
WEST
RIVA 28-26 RRSS d-32
RGOT 38-32 2220 d-30 297 36-31 01302 36-30 RTES on EMS d-32 ROOK on ROZB on RTMT 38-32 ZFUN on EZOB on SLY96 39-32 0095 d-39
RR O%
RF95 RRMG CREO R3ND MMG% RYNO RLUC
d-25 d-35 a
39-32 on
on on 30-27 FM104 19-16 RG0 d-40 RWN2 RZZU 40-35 RRQ 39-35
RYG
Summary P3 Tot
Pl
P2
2 -5
0 0
6 -15
5
0 0 8
0 0 0
16 -40
15
40
33
Orts
2 2
9 2
9 0
20
0
0
1
1
24
59
43
126
0 0
G
13 88 4
-4
0104 6 -6 BYES 12 -7 RSMB 6 -6 0101 6 fr UNAN 6-2 WPFM 9 -8 RIRY 31 -32 2103 14 -12 RNTX 16 -9 50,103 8 -6 NV05 6 -5
935 32-24 NRCR 33-32 811112 38-36 0106 d-34 NYCR 21-20
GST
MIDWEST
0104 17-15 Soon d-35 CROI 16-11 PNR95 d-30 8EGX 16-15 PRO-FM d-33 WAVA 15-17
RYYY 12-7
SnTB
WONS
9
292 d-28 RSAQ 31-25 Z106 d-39 Z102 39-36 RTO% 34-27 VOLO d-40 d-31
2108 on RIIS on II22P on
19-15 16-13 on 26-22
With You (Jive/RCA)
Adds Ch Adds Total
42
MM .n on
26104 on
P3 63%
77 14 28
2
0
6106
a
7r65T
1
UP DEBS
on
31 -24
Chart Pos
National Summary
SOUTH
RISI/
M
32-28
2100 on
Y97 9-6 0095 3-2
40)
63% 53% 31% 59%
7
NESS a 098 30-27 MINK 38-31 WIISI on MAME d-35 MZYP 38-36 94TYX d-33 I/APE 23-22 NQUT 33-29 MORI 28-24 NLAP 30-25 RRYR d-27 0200 d-37 NDJX d-29 99MAYS 35-29 FM100 32-27 NBAM on WHHY 29-24 Y107 d-28 RMES a-32 113105 35-30
Y95 on REBQ on
NUPE 23 -21 NIKE 24 -20 NOPP 26 -25
Total Reporta
0 0 0 0 0 47 142 17 52 1 6 0 2 65 202 0
MBBQ 40-35 093 32-28 K98 d-28 R106 d-37 RZZ8 on 195 a-29 RXX106 29-26 MRQB on NBCY 26-18 RE106 29-22 MNOR 29-26 MCOQ 37-30 R8FM on
BOUTE
RGOT 37-33 EYYA 15-13 297 34-30 6802 30-25 RTRS 26-18 RFBO 29-24 RMOR 11-10 R0EE 5-5 RTMT 19-17 IPUN 32-24 SLY96 on
Regional Reach E S
8
MI
WEST
6-5
103CIR 6-5 95X%% 6-3 WIR2 15-13 WNYP 27-20 950IL 23-20 G98 7-4 NTHT 7-6 WOMP 13-11 NFXX 11-10 WRTO 11-8
0
WXRS 33-26 0100 31-22 NMJ0 on2 MBLI d-40 PNR95 29-28 N6G% o 094 30-26 PRO-54 d-30
Wanna Have Some Fun
WPRR 8-5 31W?X
2
MIDWEST
WPRR a -36 Novo 30 -7
I
I
Adds Ch Adds Total
45 55
P3 Tot
P
SOUTH
RYYY 40-34 0080 32-28 asno a ROCO a-32 WLRM a
on 6-4 25-23 on KIM 24-21 FM104 7-8 RCAQ 33-31 RMNZ 23-20 RZSU 17-13
SAMANTHA FOX Only Wanna Be LP:
0 25 15
EAST
RYG
19-16 FM104 16-21 RCAS 19-19 KIM 16-13 KDON 17-24 R22U 15-15 RRQ o
-15 16 -40 Ons 6
25-17
MAN
Pl 0 0
1
KARS 17-14 2012 d-34 i4RSF 21-16 WJAD d-34 NZKX d-38 WJMX 3-2 EISR a-28 0104 28-24 WYIS o RSMB d-25 298 27-22 0101 38 fr OSAN a WPFM 33-29 RIXY 13-12 KWT% 29-26 NV85 a-39
92Q a WPNR 11-8 MP%R 20-18 EMQ 24-19 RLO 24-20 NGRD d-25 MIXX d-40 RJ103 26-23 0200 13-8 MRON 29-16 RAY107 d-34 EMYZ 30-22 MNOT 28-26
Summary
2-5
National Summary UP 94
MIDSIEST
95XXX
P3 96%
Chart Pos
1
11 25
SOOTS
R92 a R0A0 33-26 2106 a RTUX 23-20 NDLX a NREL 28-14
82%
Pl 64% P2 84%
82% 86% 75% 83%
E S
G98 32-28 MIHT d-34 NOMP 27-22 NPXX 32-32 WBTO 10-9
NRVQ 25-21
(Arista)
Parallel Reach
P3 Tot
950IL
0220 9-7 I95 28-24 MROQ 2-1 RZ106 a WNOR d-38 WCGO 24-19 MRSI a NZYP 22-20 94TYX a NAPE 17-5 MORT 13-22 MLRS 12-10 NABB a-29 R8FM 23-17 Y107 18-13 RWES 10-6 BJ105 28-20 Y106 17-5
PLY92 d-37 WVSR 4-3
10-8
MPMP 8-5
0 4
GST
0225 6-6 B93 11-10 298
5
90%
20 65 32 104 9 35
0
1
73% 88%
76T-FM 20-17
12
P2
0 2
RF95 ROTH RSND RLUC
P3 Tot
51
Pl
WEST
Summary
11 -11 21 -21 RRPR 34 -31 RoN2 30 -25 ROOK on RRQ on
EGO
Reach
w
2 -5
RROY a RWOD on KISN 30-25 RISS 36-33 reno 11-9 URE 20-16
84%
KNOR ROZB RTMT ZPUN 2202
Regional
Pl 44% P2 55% P3 858
WRDD a-28
MEET
Total
5-5 15-12 KOY-M 10-10 RKRZ 2-2 K%YQ 24 fr M102 11-10 RROY 1-2 0Wn 9-8 KISN 12-9 nono 19-18 roso 27-40
4
27
Parallel Reach
NNYZ
7108 2II5
14
23-20 32-28
RGOT 2-1 RYYA 28-24
1
WEST
90 14
39-33 39-34 37-34 on 24-19 21-19 26-22 SLY96 28-26 0295 23-21 2F130
37 -37
Total Reports 202
M
on
297 30-20 RBOE 23-19 RTRS 34-28 EFBQ 17-10
RTRS
17 -15
18 -17
FM104
39 -35
60%
Summary
1
22-15 30-22 17-70
!MOT 19-16 REYA on
a
ARETHA FRANKLIN & ELTON JOHN
Parallel Reach
Chart Pos
National Summary
5-3
a
38 -35
RIG
WLAN 24 -22 10050I 18 -15 WSPR 14 -15
BREAK/ER
WEBT
P2
7L292 24-21 800E 35 -34 NGoT 22 -19 NVSR d -39 JET -FM 29 -28 800E 27 -22
13 -12
Through The Storm
518 63% 61%
IIPPR
WEBT
RRSS RRXX RF95 RING ROND RLUC
EAST
71222
®
on
NOBR
RFMM o00-I8
LP Through The Storm
WMMS aaF% W2PL RBBQ 007I ORSO
Pl
6 -5
RYYY 31-29 MCIL d-19 MAZY d-34
RLQ NGxD on MZOR 30-27 M00T 26-24
LP Lita
S
RMOK 13-6 2022 8-6 RTMT 30-25 ZFUN 2/-20 2202 d-36 SLY96 24-23 Y97 19-13 0095 7-6
RIVA 24-20 KRSS 32-27 RRXX a-32 21,95 11-7 GTM 17-12 RRMG 22-12 CHm1 23-16 RSND 7-3 RMGK 30-26
2 -2
Total Reports 149
17-12 21-16 24-20 12-11
MO O 37-32
Close
GST
0
295 17-16 0102 20-18 92X 7-5 WNCI 16-12 WCZY 9 fr WWYT 10-6 WZPL 28-25 RBEQ 14-14 RCPW 19-19 WRBS 4-2
95%
Regional Reach S
88DD 12-7
1
MIDIPEBT
Dream A Little Dream
92% 96% 98% 91%
MIDNEST
1
Y100 19 -15 097 13 -13 NON 4 -3 07402 2 -7 RITY 14 fr RTPM 12 -12
234
E
-4 22 -13
5
MIDME89T
MPRR 29-28 MGTZ 31-29
MESS
RPBQ 14-8 RMOR 24-21 002E 18-17 RTMT 10-7 ZEUN 17-16 0.02 8-7 SLY96 1-12
FORD & OZZY OSBOURNE My Eyes Forever (RCA)
LITA
33-27 WBNQ 26-23 WBWB 25-19 WCIL 15-9 ROCR 22-14 SLOW 19-9 OCMQ 31-23 ELYV 26-19 094 12-5 GXL 27-19
0 0
SOUTH
17 -16
KM
Ons Adds
B104 13-11 W%22 8-5 WZn 8-5 WRSE 19-17 WMJO 11-4 WBLI 7-4 CK01 11-9 PWR95 18-17 Z100 19-17 82G% 13-10 294 23-30 PRO-M 23-11 WAVA -30
BLOC
.106 2102 RTUY WDLX WOOL
Ch Adds
2
NSPR 8-14 98PXY 12-12 930 7-4 WPST I1-5
9 -8
Reach
36 16
P8099 12 -11 ORBO 12 -8 RUBE 10 -8
Total Reports
E
DOWN ADDS
13 -9
920 d-27
HOT97 11-9 PNR96 a PMR106 29-26 007977
Z97 4-2 RB02 3-2 RTRS 14-9
EQMQ
MIDWE6T
WEST
RIVA 11 -9 RRSS 12 -9 RRX% 5 -3 O F95 9 -12
KMGX KYNO
MDLX 21-14
w1
ROOT 8-7 KYYA 9-6
CaED RSND
Regional
RROY 27-17 RIi00 24-20 RISN 23-21 RRLO on RPLE 26-23 EUBE d-30
MSPT d-30 WPFR 8-5 WIRW 9-7
MYES On 0101 40 fr KGN 34 -30 WPFM 26 -23 RI %Y on RWT0 37 -35 77103 25 -25 loes 27 -25
Y106 27-24 R92 22-17 2102 30-27 2T0X 32-29
WEST
F
29-20
30-24 31-26 18-12 38-35 27-17
3 -3 2104 14 -10 RJ103 16 -13 ROBO 7 -6 O 293 8 -5 MZOR 4 -13 WRON 8 -6 KAY107 7 -4 n ono 3 -2 WHO/. 6 -6
7-6 9-7 RC101 9-5 10000I 5-3
MIDMEST
00U 31-21
WDJx 30-28 WLR5 11-16 99MAY5 32-26 FM100 20-13 ABB 24-13 WBAM 24-17 WHNY 25-20 RBFM 28-23 Y107 21-15 KIM 24-19 BJ105 13-8 2106 á1-18
Mn
MICHAEL DAMIAN Rock On (Cypress /A &M)
a
RTMT on ZFUN on RZOL a SLY96 d-36 Y97 23-19 01595 15-11
SOUTH
WIX0
ROC
NLAN
WRTO d-36
RLQ 17 -17
13-10
RGQ 24-16
O
aSRCR
D LP.
DEBS SAME
153
a
WEST
KM
UP
4-1 4-3
Semantha Fox Continued
094 4-3 RR%L 23-16 WRFR 10-6 RFR% 4-3 99RG 15-13 SPAT 10-7 KWTO 8-5 80811 6-4
WEST
KARS 20-9 K0I2 18-14 W6SF 24-18 WJA0 21-15 WZRX 24-14 WJMX 18-15 898 20-16 EISR 24-15 0104 19-14 WYRS 26-23 05M2 15-13 298 20-13 Q101 20 fr KHAN 29-22 WPFM 15-10 R3XY 3-2 2103 28-24 KOTO 33-27 51,103 16-14 ovos 19-14
Chart Poe
National Summary
RGOT a RB02 a RPBQ a EMOR on R02E 28-23
MNEX on 95XX% d-35 WNYP a 958IL 37-29 G98 37-33 WTNT NOMP a WNTO on
FLY92 d-40
90% 87% 76% 83%
GST
a
140 GST
GST
19-12 WTBT 27-23 WOMP 18-15 WFX% 26-19
P1 P2 P3
WEST
d-35
RCP% 38 -35 RPL2 on RUBE on
W
WBNO 29-20 eLRW Y94 a
d-26
KARS WRSF NJAD WZRX NJM% NY05 0101 KHAN WPFM RIXY 2103
M
MIDMEST
RRRD a WIOSS
WFX% d-39 anno 39-32
G98
Total Reports 208
KM
MIDNEST
MIDMEST
WERZ NNNR MTIC NREE
LP: Spell
E
4 -2
JET-FM 9-6
WNYP 22-15 95XIL 30-21
DEON ESTUS Heaven Help Me (Mika /Polydor)
S
MURE
PLY92 4-4 WAeB 9-8 M75R 9-7
95XXX 10-8 WRPE 21-16 WIKZ 25-17
Reach
on
WZR1I
12 -7
141 GST
WPRR 19-12 WWFX 24-16 103CIR 21-17
Regional
WRSF on WJAD on
14 -11
22I0
20797 24-19 PWR106 19-18 ESEL 22-22
EAST
200106 d-35 W20B d-23 WSSX 18-15 NBCY 20-14 WR00 14-13 K2306 18-15 70102 14-14 WCGQ 28-21 RZFM 30-15 G105 33-30 REIB 35-30 Q98 23-19 WINK 27-16 WKSI d-24 WANS 24-13 WZYP 27-26 94720 27-22 WAPE 9-3 WQUT 27-21 WOKI 5-3 WLAP 29-23 KRYR 24-20
O800
3 -3
/
KM
298 on 18-8 RZZB 18-13 I95 18-15
4 -5
121
E
Summary P P2 P3 Tot
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
1
RFBQ d-40
M990 37-32 R106 36-32
P2 24% P3 54%
16 -40
0
FLY92 20-12 MAEB 38-22 'OUT 27-23 WVSR 30-26 JET-F/4 33-27 R104 a-29 WER. 22-15 NONE 28-23 NTIC 23-21 MES 34-17 IMAN 35-25 RC101 21-18 10028I 26-21 WSPR 12-7 98PxY 27-25 930 19-13
15-7 28-20 25-18 20-16
Orno ROBE
Pl 27%
16 22
0
RYYY d-38 8000 on RQCR a 0CM0 d-37 Y94 on d-39 MErR 34-29 MAZY d-40 99RG 29-26 RPAT 24-22 RWTO on MDBR 39-33 ePPR on d-32 RFMM 40-32
Parallel Reach
17
50 123
95XRX
33%
UP
62 44 15
1
82
DEBS
SAME DOWN ADDS
32-26
MOST
33-30
Chart Pos
National Summary
34-28
fr
WBBO 32-27 893 22-17
K92
a
28
Deon Estus Continued
2200 on RLUC 7-4 RYG 17-14 1014104 27-27 RCAO 35-29 R2FR 23-18 33-28 RZZU 13-8 RRO 21-19
on
BOOTH
Won
PA1/
EQCR 33-27 01034 a RRXL on RNTO on NDBA a
N&A
37% 29% 27% 43%
0
MIDWEST
92Q a
WGRO
PLY92 on WAE8 d-40 JET-M d-34 2104 d-27 WERa on
won
on on d-26
KLO on
(45 GST
0
0
6-15 16 -40
WCGQ59-32
GST
d-33 RIXY a oWTX on 5V103 31-29 WVBS 39-36
LP Spike
Summary Pl P2 P3 Tot
22106 on NNOR d-39
874112
50%
P3 74%
34 28
DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
fr
on
IfPFM
38-32
Total Reports
1
UP
a
RNAN
ELVIS COSTELLO Veronica (WB)
ZFUN a RZ0Z 37-28 SLY96 27-25
5-3
05104 15-9 2108 14-10 RIIS 25-22 ROY-M 15-9 R2ZP 13-9 KERL 12-9 RXYQ 15 fr RROY 19-10 0000 20-18 XCPX 24-18 RI3N 31-28 oKLQ 26-21 EWSS 34-31 OPL2 29-24 RUBE 26-22
on
NYRS a 0101 on
RRR) on W00T on
Z97 a RFBQ on RMOR 39-32
RLQ on
Total Reports
National Summary
WZRX 0104
MIDMEBT
ROM
WRBO
KARS d-35 WJAO on
WEIL a
30-26
WDFX 7-5 WoYT 23-21 waPL 6-3 RBBQ 18-12 RCPN 22-17 RRXR 4-2 WKT1 17-15 RDWB 13-7 WLOL 26 fr WEBT
2102 on
NPoR NP%R NOTE ERNS RZIO
a
G98 d-40 MTNT on NOMP on 31FX% 40-37 ONTO
NOUS d-39 RRYO a 2200 a MDJ% a BJ105 on
LP: Long Cold Winter
w
NUE
B93 34-30 298 2106 on 2222 a 200106 34-33 WCGO a 22FM on RE2B on Q98 on WINK O NSYP on 917Y% a
018W ROMO -38 MAZY -36 99RG 30 -25
W
M
920 22-16 MNCI 6-4 OCIO 27 fr
103CIO 29-26
60019
fr
WPGC 22-19 PWR96 on
a a a d d
0102 29-23 W1MS 25-20
on
920
P8299 15-13 BEGL 1-1 Y95 4-3 KRK 29-27 ORBE 26-23 7100 29-26 097 7-6 WGH 20-16 WNV2 7-4 RTFM 21-17 Q105 22-15
295 21-20
LAST
NYCR d-40
P1
MIDWBST
RKSS 36-30 RSND d-37 RMG% d-34 RYND a RYRK 34-31
930 37-33 NERE on 0106 a
Coming Home (Mercury)
S
0
99
NSPR 38-34
CINDERELLA
558 49% 53% 43%
0
29
on 10028I 36-29
E S M
E
0
43
WEER
2II8 a E 22P on FM102 d-29 O50Y on 61100 on EISN 33-24 MO on RPLZ on 202E on
d-39 d-36
NPPN a KIXY d-38 2103 d-37 OV103 13-12 NVBS 33-30
a
7
0
0107 26-24
WEBT
a-39
on osan on KWAS 38-32
RBFM o Y107 an RWES a BJ105 36-29 Y106 30-19 NRVQ on 2102 40-37 NOLO a MRZL a
1
27
PRO-PMU-2B
B96 32-33 WNCI 29-27 WOYT 19-16 RBEQ on 0080 d-30
95X%% on
MU
NAOS 37-25 NVSR a MNNR d-38
MIDMEST
a
MINI MANS on 8270 30-28 94TYX 32-28 ORYX d-29 39-33 02 NDJ% NaAM a
MORS
PWR99 on B97 RITY on Q105 on
aBBQ a 293 a-36
RaZB d-36 195 29-25 RR%106 28-25
GST
19-13 MOU 34-26 WNJQ on MEGX a
a
07180
298 28-26 MPMY on
GST
Regional Reach
Reach
3
0
8007%
MIDREST
tio
a
FLY92 a WAEB a-38
Regional
P2 P3
Summary
1
DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
41% 38% 43%
8104 29-24 WRSE 26-20 WMJQ 27-24 WBLI 26-23 CROS on PWR95 a-29 2100 22-19 NEGX 22-19 894 20-14 PRO-FM 32-21 O 107 16-12 WAVA 19-15
WEST
RIVA RRS6 RRX% RRMG CREO RMGX
BODYS
MAY
Chart Pos
UP
Pl
N8A-1
WEBT
31IDWEST
HOT97 27-23 WPGC 27-26 PWR96 PNR106 27-23 2ME1. 6-5 HOT977 33-29
13
33 11 19
38
asso a MINK d-31 NTIC 29-24 ORES d-39 20101 a MIME a 98P%Y 29-20 930 a-34 NPST d-10 MRCR 38-31 Q106 on NYCR a
MM
WLOL 27 fr WKBO 34-29
3
2
40%
Reach
P3 Tot
P2
0
0 0
WGBT
aRTI
Regional Reach
w
Pl
99
Parallel
M
Chart Pos 1
UP
Total Reporta
55%
GST
MPST mino MRCR N6RZ 5106 WYCR
5-4 32-23 13-10
NIONEST
WCIL SOUR
920 9-5 NPHR 12-11 NCTZ 6-4
WLRM 6-6 ECM0
9-6 MLYV 12-10
R08Q 30-28 RGE 21-20 KITY 18 fr MIDWEST
096 16 -15 0102 34 -30 ROWS On 0101 23 fr
3
28-25
E98 on R106 d-38 02213 39-35 IIX0(106 23-21 MBCY 29-23 ICGQ 38-34 REM 23-12 MINE 34-30 WONS on WZYP 18-15 941.20 28-27 RRPR 22-21 O Z00 23-20 6TIHY
20-18 103CIR 25-23 MRPE 24-23 WI6Z 26-26 NNYP on G98 d-38 NTBT 32-29 WOMP 29-25 WNTO 38-33
O
RBPM on Y107 19-16 BJ105 on
SOUTH
KARS 35 -29 ROIL on MRSF on d -36 M220 d -40 WJMX 24 -22 898 29 -28 RISK a -30 0104 d -32
68 234
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GST
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Reports 226
91%
Parallel Regional
Reach Pl 85%
Reach E S
M
W
96% 90% 90% 91%
P2 94% P3 94%
Chart Pos
National Summary UP DEBS
SAME DOWN ADDS
18 19 0 4
Ch
P3 Tot
Pl
P2
0
0
2 -5
0
1
1
2
-15 16 -40
15 38
26 72
10 49
51
159
Ons Adds Adds Total
3
5
2
10
6
185
Summary
1
Continued
0
0
0
1
1
0
1
1
2
56
106
64
226
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PARALLELS GST 8104 AXES WZOU WRSE MMJ0 N9LI CROS
18-13 25-23 26-19 25-24 20-16 28-25 31-23 194695 17-14 2100 12-10 WBGX 25-22 B94 25-21 PRO-EN 27-20 0107 24-23 WAVA 27-25
SOUTH M90Q 25-20 893 19-16 298 20-15 WMF 23-16 2106 27-19 2228 19-14 195 17-14 8X0106 21-14 MZQ6 16-12 WSSX d-27 NBCY 22106 24-17 0902 39-31 14C00 19-15 22141 24-20 0105 34-32 REMI d-33 098 18-14 WINR 31-28 WKOI d-29 NANS 23-21 WZYP 12-9 947YX 33-24 WOUT on WLAP d-28 RKYE 19-18 0200 25-22 NR7X 27-26 99WAYS 31-24 M100 27-21 MABB 25-25 WBAM 25-23 WHHY d-26 RBFM 37-30 Y107 27-22 lIMEB 26-22 87105 22-17 Y106 14-7 wove 17-14 X92 d-22 RGO 22-15 Z106 26-20 Z102 18-16 !TUX 36-28 NDLX 29-21 NRZL 26-24
SOUTH RRBQ 27-21 ORBE 16-12 Y100 17-12 B97 23-21 won 11-9 WNVZ 10-10 KITY 13 Er RTPM 18-16
MIDN6BT B96 21-18 295 19-18 0102 31-28 92% 28-17 LANCI 18-15 MCBY 25 Er WDPX 16-14 NBYT 15-13 W2PL 29-24 RBEQ on RCPW 29-26 WBTI 15-13 RDWB 29-28 WLOL 28 Er NRBO 19-15 HEBT
20104 d-28 2108 22-21 KIIS 24-21 ROY- FM o RZZP on 21182 24-18 FM102 19-16 KROY 16-11 RNOD 26-19 RCPX 21-19 ROLO d-29 6W88 30-27 RPLR 25-20 ROBE 27-23
BOT97 10-8 PNR96 29-20 P017106 32-29 RMEL 29-29 HOT977 d-35
950X% WIRE
KM
RIVA 26-23 2095 a-22 RATM 21-16 CBEO a ROND 37-27 RLUC 33-25 0080 33-30 FM104 9-6 RGO 26-16 RNNZ d-33 RZZU 14-10 RRQ 22-20
WEST 20104 on Y10B L9-17 RIIS 21-17 RZZP d-30 RRRZ 23-17 18 fr
/ROY RNOO OCP% EI9N RM5S KPLZ 0002
27-22
N
G98 28-20
OTHT W04P MF6X WHTO
19-13 31-28 13-12 20-17
NAEB
KARS ROIZ NESF MJAD
27-22 21-18 29-24 24-19 1422% 28-21 107142 28-19 898 32-29 2I811 20-11 0104 30-26 WYRS 28-24 RSMB on 298 21-17 0101 29 fr 6N11N 31-25 NPPM 27-22 KIXY 22-16 2103 29-28 RWTX 26-16 0V103 24-21 W05S 16-11
Total Reports 154
NPBR d-32
NI.RM
PRR
6048 RLYV
NUL ]4R06
Parallel E
59%
S
69 %
M
61% 57%
W
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National Summary UP DEBS
7
28
10 27
12 29 76
3 9
21
16 -40
16
11 33
One Adds Ch Adds Total
1
3
3
9
0
2
I3-10 31-28 19-16 28-24
0
4
3
7
67
54
154
21-21
11YCR 35-31
BOOTE
IIEBT
RIVA RRSS RX%X 2095 EATS ORMG C5E0 RSND 6QMQ RLUC
Rood RYYA 297 2802 RTRS RFMO
B93
N'
2106 a RXZB 20-16 295 a-30
GST nona 16-11 WMJQ d-29 WBGX 30-29 094 29-24 PRO-FM SAVA
MIDWEST SCOT 10 fr 1411P% 6-10 NHYT n IE2PL 35-27 21320 28-23 RCFM 11-9 RX%R 27-23 WRTI 2-6 RDWB 3-4 SABG 16-8
ROSES RS104 8-6 2108 2-1 RRRE 31-25
Patience (Geffen) LP: G N' R Lies
KIM 85%
Parallel Reach
Regional
Pl
Reach E s
M W
P2
88% 87% 93% 70%
P3
Chart Pos 1
National Summary UP 162 DEBS 29
SAME DOWN ADDS
11 2 6
71% 86% 97%
Summary Pl
2 -5 6 -15
2 2 8
16 -40
Ons Adds Ch Adda Total
P3 Tot
P2 1 5
0 0
3
32
19 66
17 49
44 147
2
1 3
0 0 0
3
1
0
2
47
97
7
4 2
66 210
O 98
38-24 38-31
8007E
8104 MRSE
28-22 30-21 30-22 WBLI o PW1195 28-22 2100 21-14 WEGX d-24 094 21-17 79110
28-24
Total Reports
a-27 12-9 d-33
WPM
PRO-FM d-23 Q107 WAVA
28-25 24-21
BOOTE P34R99 d-20
R2GL 11-6 Y95 16-17 ORBE 24-18 Y100 26-17 097 10-4 WGB 13-11 NNVO 17-16 mTFM 19-15 0105 27-21
MIPIEST Z95 WONS 92% WNCI WOPR NZPL
KM
18-17 19-13 29-19 25-22 1-1
27-19 24-17
RC06 a R%%R 3-1 1111TI 24-18 RDW8 d-23 WLOL 34 fr 10030 6-4
NEST 68104 18 -15 Y108
29 -27
RI28 29 -24 ROY -FM 30 -26 0E0P on RRRE 32-26 6x08 6 fr 31 -25 RCPW 16 -14 BISN d -36 towns 25 -18 RPLZ 39 -34 800E d -27
MM
NAIS FLY92 31-19
MME
23 -19
22106 22-16 WnQR 18-15
WCGQ 36-24 G105 d-33 22211 d-36 098 29-25 NINR 39-35 NRSI d-27 NANS 32-23 N2YP 31-29 94TYX d-31 NAPE 20-18 S8UT a WLAP d-30 RRYR 8-2 0100
18-9
WLR5 2-2 99WAYS 26-16 FM100 a NABE 21-14 MBAM 29-24 141152 28-23 6BFM 19-10 Y107 d-25 EMS 25-21 BJ105 19-13 Y106 25-15 NRVQ 20-12 292 23-15 RSAO 27-21 2106 31-27 2102 2-1 RTUR 30-23 NDLX 40-37 NRZL 7-3
MIDM6BT NRDD 19-14 92Q 28-18 NPOR 32-20 NPBR 18-14 WITZ d-33 0GQ 29-25 35-27 MIES 26-23 nIq on WORD 24-19 VIXX d-37 2104 32-26 XJ103 39-37 2020 25-16 8893 20-17 11200 28-20 »ON 21-15 RAY107 34-30
MO
16 fr
FM102 d-30 RROY 25-18 11000 19-16 RISN 21-19 RWSS 26-23 RuB2
MIDM6BT WOOD 30-26
MIWIEBT K
E
55%
S
46% 36% 57%
M
20 7 6
PNR99 23-21 RXGL 3-2 Y95 6-6 RRBE 25-24 Y100 d-24 097 17-15 MGR 9-7 NNVZ 19-18 RTFM 20-19 Q105 11-11
w
32-21 103CIR 15-12 95X%X d-30 WRP8 9-13 NIOZ 23-18 514YP 25-18 95%IL 20-11 G98 25-14 'MT 31-20 MOfP 32-23 NF%X 38-28 ONTO 26-20
IILOC
MAO
5-11 20-15 8-5 IINNE 31-27 KEZU 11-9 2040 23-21
MIDN68T RYYY 37-25 MBNQ d-32 1181411 33-22 MCIL 24-13 rtQCR 36-21 WLRN d-28 RCNQ 33-25 RLYV 19-14 Y94 17-10 RXXL d-35 NRFR 15-10 MA2Y 20-15 RFR% 30-26 99X0 34-29 OPAT 16-8 RWTO d-25 802111 24-19 WSPT d-25 WPPR 39-32 NIBW 31-26 01.110 33-25
a
1 2 -5
141
WIEN
NUS
WIBT
CROI on MCC% d -25 PRO -M d -31
297 d-29 0808 d-31 RTRB 28-24
R88Q d-31 EMOR 34-29 lTMT 34-31 EFUN on RZOZ 39-33 Y97 15-11 0295 17-15
B96 30-25 92% 32-31 WATT 20-17 lBEQ
RCM
LP: Cross That Line
83%
Parallel Reach Pl 58% P2 90% P3 97%
Reach S
M W
Chart Pos
UP
179
DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
9 14 1 3
Pl
P2
1 2
0
0
2
4
10 22
20 78
23 41
53
141
2
2
0
4
1
1
0
2
0
1
0
1
38
102
66
206
2 -5 6 -15
16-40 Ons
Adds Ch Adds Total 098
lei GST NRSB 22-19 1411170 28-25 CROI 29-24 NEGX on B94 26-22 0107 20-18 SOUTE RBGL 9-13 22e0 5-3 16RBE 9-7 B97 26-21 NGR 19-17 ORNE 6-6
MIDWEST B96 25-23 0102 30-27 121a48 8-6 922 18-11 SOCI 24-21
Pl
A
00097 30-25 WPGC 29-27 PNR106 d-33 RIEL on 000977 34 -30
Summary
1
National Summary
a
RS104 on KIIS 28-26 KDY-FM on RESP o RUIZ d-31 FM102 27-23 RROY 34-26 KM0D d-33, UNS d-30 RNSS 32-29
Regional
1
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
d-l7 WTIC 37-35 8XEE d-40 10000I 40-28 MSPR 40-33 98PXY d-24 930 36-32 NPST o NRCZ on n 5RRE a 0106 on MYCR 40-37
d-36 093 38-33 14980
R98 d-27 2106 a BOOS a
R0X106 141918
33-31
a
MBCY on MCGO d-37 RZFM 39-35 212213 on 098 on NDJR on MBAM a WARY o Y107 a n 87105 on Y106
on a 2102 on N DL% a 149A0
VIOL a
1
GBP PLY92 d-35 MAEO 40-29 SV5R a JET-FM d-33
Tot 0 0 0
63 32 23
1
1
58
0 3
27-25 15-13 1122106 d-34 0050 23-20 MEC% 19-15 8810 25-21 8E106 16-13 WNOR 34-33 NCGO 22-17 RSFM 40-27 REZB on 098 10-7 WINK 22-17 ISSI 22-18 MANS 20-17 NEYP 17-14 94190 22-19 SOOT 14-11 WOOI 24-19 WLAP 20-16 RAY6 27-23 28oU 32-28 148.70 29-23 WLRS 24-23 99MAYS 25-19 FM100 19-16 NABS 20-18
194
MMFX 22-19 103CIR a 9522% 17-15 NRPE 26-25 NIRZ 28-27 WNYP 15-7 098 31-27 MTNT 22-17 NoMP 15-13 5PKK 31-26 WRTO 35-30
20-18 27-20
WAMS 21-18 N2YP 16-16 94TYX 35-29 MAPS 15-15 WQUT 2-1 WORI 15-13 RRYR 14-12 2200 15-14 WLR5 7-5 995AY8 19-17 M1108 22-16 MBAM 12-9 I8-14 30-25 24-19 KIM 12-10 53105 9-6 Y106 7-4
12-11
ME
NaBT
JET -06 16 -11 SNOB 35 -28 OOZE 27 -25 SLAM 11 -11 10020I 10 -8 WSPR 17 -25 980 %Y 5 -5 930 22 -16 WPST 23-19 WNYS 24 fr ORCK 16 -12 WKRS a-37 Q106 on OYCR 31 -27
RIVA RF95 KAON CHED ROND RLOC
KARS 20I2 MOSP WJAD WZRX NYXS KHAN
CeG
1-1
RSND KMG%
1-1
61% 49% 64% 41%
E s
M W
UP
0 0
DEBS
SAME 0 DOWN O ADDS 132
MXKS a 200 a-33
CKOI a B94 a PRO-FM
OGOT 23-20 RYYA 7-7
SOUTH PWR99 R2GL a Y95
a
a
a
MIDNE9T NNMS a-25 MNCI a-30 NZPL a-31 RBEQ
UP
NBNB 32-27 d-32
RIVA RRSS R6XX REXG KSNO KMG%
KGOT on
a a
DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
0
89 12 1
on o
d-35 33-30 on d-36
10402 on
RSOZ 40-32
SLY96 31-27
óñ35 0000 26-23 00110
Pl
P
P3 Tot
36 18
6
40 20
6 -15
7 1 0 0
14) GST 5104 1-1 WXR5 2-1 0200
2-1 ORSE 5-3 OM30 2-1 WBLI 1-1
WSPR 1-1 98PXY 1-1 930 1-1 SPOT 4-2 10OY2
2
0RC6 NRRE 0106 WYCR
1-1 6-1 1-1 3-1
fr
BOB'l'B
298 rafler
7-4 1-1
EAST
094
0106 1-1 REEB 3-2
MPG
1-1 4-1 7-1 PRO-FM 9-1 Ñ107 4-3 AVA 2-1
Y100 2-1 897 3-3 W05 1-1 WNVZ 3-22 KITY 3 Or 111M 2-1 Q105 2-1
MIDNEET B96 1-1 295 10-4 0102 9-7 92% 3-1 NNCi 5-3 WCZY 2 Er
WATT 1-1 WZPL 3-1 RRBQ 4-1 RCPS 2-2 SRTI 1-1
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5
13
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MNYP 95211
a
G98 NTIIT a
NOMP a MPXX a-34 UNTO a
BOOTS KARS
NRSF NJAD 50R%
JMX 0104 WONS RSMS
RGN NPPM EIIY 2103
a
a a a
a-30 20CR a ROIQ a RLYV a Y94 a RRRL a 140100
GZY RPR% a 99110 a
RPAT a-32 ROTO a 500R a-40 NSPT a SPFR a-31 NIBN a
W IST
RF95 a RATM a-28
MM
IIBND 00110 a
a-34
MSPR a 98P%a a 930 a-40 WPST a NRCR a 0106 a-35 NYCR a
RZZU a RRQ a
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a
a
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MIT
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5850 2106
110212
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a a
a
097
0095
I95 5-3 IIeX106 1-1
52106 1-1 MNOR 3-3 MCGO 3-1 OEFM 9-4 0105 4-4 RBZB 15-11 098 8-4 NINE 1-1 WlSI 2-1 WONS 1-1 MEYP 1-1 94TY% 2-1 MAP? 3-2 1e011T 15-8 OOZI 3-1 M/AP 5-1 mBYR 1-1 RE00 2-2 NOME 1-1 9941AYS 2-1
06300 2-1 W8B8 1-3 WBAM 1-1 MOIY 7-4 RBPM 6-2
Wind Beneath My Wings LP: "Beaches' ST Total Reporta 191
a
NRP6 7-5 NIRE 5-4 1458P 5-7
95XIL
3-2 2-1 STET 1-1 MOMP 1-1 1-1 G98
E
Chart Pos
National Summary DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
NUE
1-2 IeJM% 1-1 098 4-3
0ISR 0104 MYRS RBMB 098
2-1
1-1
10-3 1-1 4-3
Olil 2 fr BRAN 1-1 MP06 1-3
6 -15
16 -40
One Adds Ch Adda Total
1
18
P2
1 5
1
0
2
5
2
10 23
24 44
17
12 51 97
2
4 7
5
3
3
11 13
0
4
1
5
44
89
430 36-30 WEST 40-32 NRCR d-34 MIKRO 30-23 0106 21-14 NYCR 10-6
G ST 1-1
Pl
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26 16
KARS 4-1 MBSB 2-1 NJAU 1-1
2
130
NOTO 13-6
BQIZ
Summary
1
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86% 81% 69% 72%
si=
SOUTH
77%
Parallel Reach
Reach
W
2-1 NNF% 2-1 lOiCIR 1-1 950I1% 3-1
(Atlantic)
Regional
M
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MIDMEBT
S
893 4-1
WOOS 3-2 MS9% 2-1
2-1
3-1
1-1 4-4 2-2 1-1 4-3 2111110 1-1 HDON 3-2 REED 1-1 RRQ 3-3
WEGI1
2280 3-1 ORBE 1-1
12-11 19-16 28-23 19-16 27-22 1471411 15-12 898 22-18
1
240
RLUC RYRR FM104 RCAQ RRPR
2100
095
0Á0S ROIZ 560F NJAD WZKX
3 0 0
1
REM
00130 1-1
1iBCT 4-3
BOOTE
2 0 0
KYNO 4-3
CKOI 6-2 PNR95 1-1
M1199 2-1
MPRR 23-19 NWPX 23-20 103CIR 28-25 95RX% 16-14 TEPE 28-26 SIBZ 33-31 WOOF 19-12 95XIL 28-25 G98 21-17 STET 18-14 MOMP 21-17 NFXR 18-15 MRTO 22-19
11
5
137 81 18
68
0
4 1
Total
BETTE MIDLER
SOUTE
KART
Ons Adds Ch Adds
R2I0 a MME! a K LQ a WI%R a-35 2104 a RJ103 a RORQ 2293 a 0200 a KAT10 a
a
0104 VERS a-37
97%
1 2 -5
62
1
6 -15
RIST
MUR
Summary
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
To
ONT%
J ET-FM
16 -40
P
NPRR MPXR
FLY92 a MARS a
P3100%
138
P
MIDMSST
a-39 RPLS a-35
P2 97%
MIOIRST
P
RKXR ROMH a
81155
4
Summary
16 -40
N GT3
E
National Summary
Parallel
2 -5
MOL
a a
Y108 RRRZ
(Sire /WB)
Chart Pos
53%
Pl 27% P2 53% P3 79%
a-30 a-29 NCGO 098 a MINK a NRSI a MANS a MEYP NOUS a-l8 MORI a RZOU a NLRS a-ál -39 9911405 58AM a MEET a 2107 a 8J105 a-38 Y106 a RSAQ a-39 2102 a ROUX a MOL% a
EAST
Reach Pl 94%
W 100%
3-1
7-7 1-1 3-3 1-1 7-4
110106
Like A Prayer
on NPM d-31 6I20 39-37 8103 on QV103 on 14VBS 40-37
BOZO 2-2 OINT 1-1 ZFUN 2-1 =OZ 2-1 OLY9 5-18 297 a-1 OR95 11-8
WON
MIST
98% 96% 95%
3-1
ROIGO
1-1
Reach
National Summary
NiMB 24-20 NCIL 4-5 RQCR 30-30 ULM 20-15 RCMO 18-11 BLYV 15-20 294 21-18 ORXL 20-15 MRFR 19-14 MAZY 14-12 RFRx 17-13 99RG 6-4 RPAT 21-16 RETO 23-20 EOR 21-18 MPPR 28-26 MIEN 24-21 RFMM 23-17
Reach M
2-1
2102 1-1 O ras 11-8 RFBQ 2-1
1
Regional S
297
6-4 4-1
Chart Pos
GST
a
RGOT 7-4 6YYA 4-1
N&A
Reach
MADONNA
a
24-20
NOBT
Daddy Total Reports 132
Regional
40-37
on
MM
RIVA RISS RRX% RF95 RATE 2RMG
LP: Big
on a
WDSR WSPT NPPR WI9N 6rNN
2104 1-1 83103 5-3 4-1 0293 1-1 W20R 3-2 WXON 2-1 RAY107 2-1 ROYO 10-8 RRRD 1-1
MEBT
2-1 1-1 5-3 7-3 5-1
O XFio
JOHN COUGAR MELLENCANW Pop Singer (Mercury)
M A Prayer
MG
NU1N 2-1 RC101 5-3 100201 4-2
297 32-33 BBOE 19-16 RTRS 20-19 6P811 22-17 OMOR 21-16 2022 3-1 RTMT 22-18 /FUN 6-4 RZOE 24-17 81296 20-19 Y97 11-7 0295 6-5
23-22 28-26 23-15 on 22-20 34-26 RYG 14-10 RGO 22-18 RMIIB 4-3 B ZZO 21-18 RRp 34-34
NRPR 3-2 NA3Y 3-1 lPRX 2-1 17-14 OPAT 2-1
7-4
RYYY P 24-21
31 -28
LAGST 30 -25 SVSR 22 -19
LP:
2-1
1-1
IIIRL
1-1 2-1
NLG 6-3 MGR) 2-1 NIX% 1-1
111040
GST
Like
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FLY92 1-1 WA6B 3-1 WGST 3-1 WVSR 1-2 JET-FM 3-2 WER2 5-3 WREE
MIDNEBT
WRDD 23-21 920 26-25 NPRR 21-16 NPIIR 29-26 8G02 32-28 2E10 17-13 MIRE 25-20 RLO 33-26 NORD d-21 NIX% 28-22 2104 15-12 RJ103 18-15 I1020 20-18 2E93 21-19 NZOR 27-24 WpON 15-12 6/41107 20-16 12-7 KIM 20-13 NROT 17-14
55N0 3-1 wons 1-1 WCIL 3-3 RQCR 3-1 NLRN 1-1 RCMO 3-2 RLYV 4-2 094 1-1
2-2 2-1
2-1
RY;'Y
MMEE 2-1
WrIC 4-3
KARS 18-15 0012 20-17 WR9F 18-14 NJAD 22-20 NER% 25-17 MJMX 11-8 098 a-32 KISR 13-10 0104 20-17 VUS 20-15 RSMB 19-18 298 a 0101 21 fr NPFM 2-2 RIOT 6-8 2103 21-21 RNTX 28-23 MVSS 12-9
RBPM Y107
MOMS?
1-1
NPNR NPOR SOTO RRNQ
GST
W1434R
SOUTH
MGY
0V2913
WHO? 2-1
WPRR 20-17
a
NRSI
1-1 1-1 1-1
EAST
Parallel
le
195
NCGO G105
920
0oT97 3-2 SPGC 8-6 PMR96 1-1 PNR106 2-1 KGGI 4-3 OMEL 7-6 HOT977 14-11
2
1
64
Total Reports 240
I5-11 35-34
22213
1
88
SOUTE
MOST 30-27 d-34 d-36 d-30 d-38
2
1
0
RNT3I
NRDD 8-1
5-3 4-7 2-2
Pl
3 4
1
MOL
3-3 6-3 3-1 7rVE4 1-1 0101
MIDMEBT
4-1 1-1
011116
RIXY 4-6
Y107 5-3 MIS 3-2 83105 2-1 Y106 3-1 000Q 5-4 892 2-1 KG0 1-1 Z106 S-2 2102 1-2 RTUX 15-10 NOL% 12-6
fr
1-1
415I
RPRR 36-31 103CIR a 95XXX d-39 NT91T 35-30 WF%% 39-36 NHTO d-40
«ST
Mn
1
42
12
5
18 63 36 108
MOT
NOTZ 34-27 0LQ a 2104 a on KIM on
WPOR a
118
KLUC d-35 0YG 29-26 RGQ 40-36 KRFR 30-28 28014 on RRQ on
WCIL 2040 RLYV RRRL NRFR WAXY 99RG RWTO WDBR
MIDN6BT
P3 Tot 0
29 16 13
2
MIDNImT
28104 27 -27 RIIS 27 -25 B0Y -FM 19 -18 REEP 20 -15 RRRE 27 -20 RIVO 11 Er RCPX 18 -17 RISS 23 -20 RPLO 9-6 RUBE 18 -14
SMB
0 2
fr
NEST
Total Reports 206
6-15 16 -40
B OOTE
MIDN6BT
Everlasting Love (Elektra)
80% 83% 88% 81%
a
WGH d-26 MHVZ a RIT% 32 OTPM on
HOWARD JONES
E
0
23
GST
RGOT a RYYA on
Pl 42% P2 51% P3 47%
0 0 0
MA'NR
J
SOUTH
35 27 33
SAME DOWN ADDS
99XG 13-10 RPAT 30-14 ZN1O a WD8R d-35 11PFR o 22-19
ICYG
MIIPX
KARS d-37 RAIE 33-21 WOOF 35-29 NJAD 35-28 NZR% 33-25 NJMX 17-9 898 d-26 RISR 22-13 0104 21-16 VUS 30-19 20811 d-30 Z98 26-23 0101 35 fr RHA6 37-29 WPFM 34-21 RSXY 25-10 Z103 16-14 RNT% d-30 MVHS 20-17
27-17
2/91%
WGIIT
-29 M0811 35-21 MNNR 33-27 5R8E 30-24 1002BI 6-4 WSPR 33-28 98PXY d-30 930 39-31
a
SHOT 32-28
FLY92 on NAeB 7-7
UP DEBS
34-29
IIRFR
RRS8 35-29 KATM 15-19 RRNG 35-24
GST
National Summary
a
00120 a
488
Summary P P2 P
0
2
1
2
RNOD KCPX RI59 URLO 0088 EPLZ
P3 Tot
5
292 30-24 OSAS 19-14 2106 19-16 2102 17-15 ROUX 9-6 NDLX 23-18 0821 22-16
Parallel Reach
Chart Pos
30 48
2106 9-8 R22B 7-5 195 22-21 lIROB 11-10 55SX 25-14 01100 7-20 22106 13-11 MMOK 36-35
5R0Q
FLY92 12 -9
a-38
d-40 a-38 NASY 10-6
118
N&A
Reach
a
M
NBNO M9MB NCEL WLRN RLYV
WEBT
MPRR 26-18
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SOUTE
(Columbia)
Regional
24-17 21-11 d-33 39-37
RIXE 2103 RWTX 09101 WVSS
Be...
15 24
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
3
NEST
Jackie Wants To LP. Straight To The Sky
1
16 -40
895 8-6 8M8S 9-8 92X 21-13 MDFX 9-7 WZPL 23-20 01100 13-8 RXXR 1-3 MOTI a RDWB 28-27 WLOL 25 fr 142130 17-16
Little
40-32 14-11
8-7 298 d-24 0101 22 fr
NP8R d-38 NP%R 3-2 0800 40-31 NIXX 21-17 8893 d-29 WE02 36-22 KAY107 a O 1482 a
GST
MBBO 33-23 893 6-35 2106 37-28 22213 26-22 I95 26-19 06013 21-15 NSSX d-25 WNUQ 8-7
158
0104 20-17 M%RS d-35 WZOU 23-18 WRSZ 23-22 NNJB 14-10 PWR95 27-27 2100 28-25 NBGX 24-21 094 14-10 PRO-FM 26-17 NAM 23-20
USA USA & CULT JAM
a
RISK 0104 WYRS RSHS
WP9T 19-15 NRCR on NItRE 10-8 0106 35-29 MYCR 26-19
Q106 33-22 NECK 16-9
GST
UP DEBS
ERST
BOOT! KARS OQIZ WISE MJAD MJMX
0 2
MBBQ 18-17 893 36-31
L
STET 6 MFXX 30 -24 SOTO 25 -22
P2
1-1
R%Y0 271010
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31-26
MPRR 39 -33 58X% d -l1 103CIR 8 -6 950XX d-40 NEPE 3 -1 WIR8 -5
22106 a 12-12 NCGO 29-22 RZM 38-33 MINK 29-23 MRSI 11-4 NANS a-32 IZYP 25-25 94TYX a VAPE 16-21 WQUT 11-4 WORI 8-7 MLAP a RRYR 15-13 11200 13-5 NABB a-30 WHAM a 1I9PM d-38 RMES d-35 BJ105 4-19 Y106 9-8 NRVO 28-22 X92 19-12 MAO 28-24 8106 d-32 Z102 on MOZL 4-4
141102
Pl
22172
194102
Summary
2 -5 6 -15
National Summary
GST
a
011813
PWR99 21-18 KEGL 5-4 RRBQ 18-10 ORBE 13-5 897 29-20 WGM 5-1 KTFM 30-28
RGOT 28-22
210
Chart Pos 1
te
d-39
01018
RYYA d-28 297 31-28 11@OE 31-24 IITRS d-36 61131) 27-19 RNOR 15-13 2022 32-30 RTMT 28-23 EFUN 22-18 2202 29-24 SLY96 9-4 0295 0
Total Reporte
80% 81% 86% 65%
W
24-21 14-12 25-22 17-12 24-16 26-23 21402 31-27 ROE! 15-14 RTMT 18-15 /FUN 26-22 0200 18-13 SLY96 10-3 Y97 21-15 0695 16-13
25-24 24-21 32-28 25-23 18-14 25-20 d-30 15-14 d-26 27-19 04120 11-7 FM104 10-10 OCAS 34-33 11002 26-21 noon 25-22 KZZU 16-12 RRQ on
WEST
GUNS
E
M
N64T
N
Reach S
WGTZ 24-18 6000 13-9 0220 24-18 NMBE 22-19 OLQ 32-28 6e08D 22-17 NIX% 18-16 2104 24-21 27103 20-16 ROKQ 28-27 0093 22-21 0202 15-12 MRON 17-14 RAY107 1 22-19 11012 MY2 a-25 KORD 26-21 NNOT 19-18
Reach a Pl 64% P2 78% P3 94%
Regional
MOBO 30-26
7
33
SOUTH
SOUTH
RIVA on RUS 20-16 IIRXX 17-13 RF95 d-16 lRMG 19-16 CRED on RSND 30-22 11160 21-16
1 1
6 -15
-5
Parallel
MIDWEST
WEST
REST
7
1 4 8
2
86 19 14
SAME DOWN ADDS
28-20 22-17 29-23 17-14 26-18 30-22 22-14 31-21 37-34 a-34 28-19
P3 79%
Summary Pl P2 P3 Tot
Chart Pos
NIBI d-33
a
Reach Pl 50% P2 59%
Reach
NASY RPAX a 99RG d-40 RPAT 13-11 19410 d-28 4DBR 20-16 IIPFR 34-24
MCRD 18-15 NIXX 19-14 2104 d-34 RJ103 24-19 8060 15-12 16293 15-12 MEOR 21-18 NXQN 14-10 KAY107 32-22
2-1
WGBT 32-27 WVSR 32-31 38T-114 22-20 0104 23-18 WERZ 28-25 WNNR 26-21 NTIC 31-28 BREE 26-23 /MAN 31-29 KC101 d-29 100R0I 20-16 55P! 13-11 9820Y 23-22 930 11-9 NPST 18-12 WNYZ 23 fr WRCR 26-21 NKR. 21-15 0106 23-20
62%
Regional
MIDN68T
920 29-19
31-22 21-17
25104 3-2 2108 1-2 0II5 1-1 00Y-FM 12-7 R02P 1-3
79%
Total Reporte 194
MIDNEBT ROPY 26-22 103012 17-10 WRWB 19-16 ROCK 25-22 NLRW 27-24 20440 7-3 RLYV 23-18 294 13-9 XXXI 33-28 MAZY 24-21 RFRX 21-17 99RG 21-17 RPAT 14-12 RM1'O 24-22 WDBR 16-12 WSPT 14-11 WPPR 17-12 MIEN 25-23 KFMW 19-16
WIST
LP Vivid
0101 25 fr KHAN 19 -16 WPM 19 -15 6I%9 34 -31 2103 27 -27 RNTX 22 -13 00103 26 -22 IVES 17 -13
920 21-16
GST
JIMMY HARNEN & SYNCH Where Are You Now (WTG)
Z98
'MUR 24-18 MPXR 25-23
FLY92 21-16
SOUTE
Cult Of Personality (Epic)
d -29 18 -14
00118
nono 1-1 WLOL 3 Er 8200 2-9
COLOUR
LIVING
MIONIST
KM
20-16
MNYP 21-13 95XIL 38-34
RRND 17-11 MIOT 18-16
PL292 29-18 WAEB 29-24 WGHT 28-24 NVSR 15-13 JET-P14 30-24 W8R0 21-14 NNNR 20-18 NTIC 6-5 8REE 23-18 1EL6N 23-20 2C101 17-14 10060I 38-31 w5PR 16-8
RGOT 39-28 RYYA d-26 Z97 28-21 RBOZ 26-21 35-27 RMOR 14-7 KOZE d-33 KTNT d-39 2PUN 25-17 6202 38-29 SLY96 23-14 Y97 14-10 0295 25-16
MIST
RISK 19 -16 0104 23 -20 WOKS 27 -22
WBAM 22-20 WHRY 23-18 20114 27-24 014E5 19-16 83105 d-40 292 21-11 RSAO a 2106 22-18 Z102 d-38 RTUX 29-24 MOL% 27-19 W02L d-35
WCZY 23 fr WUFX 17-15 NZPL 11-10 KIM 27-25 RCPN a 2%XR 6-4 WLOL 12 Er MRBO 12-12
WEST
6022 27-17 RRRD 21-15 NOOT 24-21
NRPB 22-20
6222 MBNQ MBNB MClt ROCR
61472
GST
2104 16-8 0002 27-21 110N2 37-24 02E0 38-26 /LAN 36-23 20101 28-22 100RHI 39-27 NSPR 2-2 98119(0 4-4 93Q 34-29 SPOT 33-28 MNYZ 38 fr NACE 28-14 WIIRE 29-21
WPRA 28-20 MWF% 16-12 103CIR 23-21
22-20 WITZ 26-21 ARNO 31-29 2210 32-24 WMEE 27-24 KLO 28-21
A
JET-8M 26-19
GST
MII1N68T
PI
NGNT 29-16 NVSR 27-20
RYNO a-30 R0M0 d-25 KL11C 30-27 RYG 21-18 M104 21-18 RGO 16-13 RRFR 29-27 KMNZ on R00N 29-26 ROZO 24-23 KRQ 33-30
98P%Y 6-6 930 24-17 WPST 24-20 NRYZ 27 fr WRCR 23-17 016112 32-27 0106 22-15 MYCR 19-14
Madonna Continued
Howard Jones Continued
Guns N' Roses Continued
Debbie Gibson Continued
R13R 121
April21,1989
8104 on W%OS 5-4 MZIXI 13-10 NRSE a MMJO 18-14 MSLI 29-20 PWR95 30-26 2100 27-24 WEG% d-30 894 24-18 PRO-06 16-6 MAYA d-28
P3 Tot
30
58 191
FLOC 40-33 RODO 25-22 RGQ 38-34 6NN2 9-4 ZDON RRO on
BOOTH NBBO 7-12 0106 17-7 02014 14-10 195 27-23 KXX106 MROB 14-11 MSBX 22-10 MBCY d-28 NNOR 11-11 NCGO 26-20
riP
GST
WPkR 25-23 NNPX 35-26 103CIR 13-10 95X%0 a 11RPE o NIXE d-32 NEYP 30-26 95XIL 9-7
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0105 REOB 098 WINK WASS
PNA99 8-7 RRBQ a ORBE a Y100 15-6 097 27-11 N8V2 21-20 RTFM 10-5 MIDWEST 0102 4-3 92% d-33 WNCI 22-19 MCZY 22 fr WZPL d-32 KBSQ 26-21 RCPW 27-24 WETI 4-2 RDMB d-26 WLOL 39 fr WKBQ d-39
WEST RS104 d-30 RIIS 26-19 R0Y-F14 d-27 REEP 18-13 K RIM d-28 RRYQ o27 fr SWOD RCPX 11-9 RISN 3-1 RRLO 18-11 'MSS 29-21 RIGA 28-22 RUBE 8-4
PI
V
PWR96
17-13
on 13 -8 15 -10 35 -29 WZYP 34 -30 94TY% d -25 WIMP d -26 ERYK 18 -16 FEW 6 -3 WOJO 26 -18 99NAYS d -35 FM100 31 -26 WARS 8 -7
MAW WHY
BOOTE
KAKS 31-23 KQI2 37-24 WKSF 37-31 WJAD 27-23 WXR% 39-31 WJM% 35-29 098 23-19 RISR 11-9 0104 8-7 MYKS d-30 RaMB 23-19 Z98 d-26 Q101 34 fr R8AN 33-26 MPFM 25-18 RIXY 8-4 1103 30-25 K0T1f d-40 SV103 NUBS 38-31
30-25
RBFM 15 -9 Y107 23 -20 EWES 34 -24 BJ105 30 -22 Y106 WRVS 23 -17 592 d -30 RSAQ 16 -13 2106 -38 Z102 8 -5 B TUX a -32 SOL% 36 -32 WRZL 11 -10
`ÁV
HOT97 a-35 RMEL d-30 HOT977 40-34
EAST
RYYY 14-9 WBWB 20-15 MCIL 9-7 ',OCR 19-15 NLRN d-34 5080 on RLYV 16-12 Y94 24-14 NAEY 18-13 BPR% 19-14 RWTD 6-4 WDBR 37-29 WSPT a WIRB on
920 d-29
WPRR 25-17 SP%R d-25 MOT= 33-26 RRNQ a-24 61IO d-40 WOES on KLQ 35-24 WIXX 38-24 2104 a RORQ 26-23 K E93 30-25 WRON 19-17 RAY107 a RIM) 30-25 8NOT 21-17
20% 37% 24%
S
M
Chart Pos
National Summary UP ORBS
13
SAME DOWN ADDS
27
9 0
17
P1
P2
0 0
0
-15
0
16 -40
4
Ons
4
Adds Ch Adds Total
1
0 0 9 8 7
0 9
6
BOOTE REGL On 0105 on
O
8%ßS o 8X00 d-34 CROI o PRO-FM na SOUTH /OWL on WGH on
1
2
6 9 0
26
20
5
1
MIDWEST
IMO
d-39 0860 d-36 RRXL RPAT 40 -37 WDBR on WIBW on RFMW a
d d
WWPII
P2
0
0
0102 a-33 92%
2 -5
0
6 -15
0
2
16 -40
2
1
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
0
0 0 1 0
15
42
7
7
24
50
a
WEST RS104 a 1108 a-21 FITS a
0
66
86% 92% 78% 85%
E
156
SAME DOWN ADDS
16
Reach P1 36% P2 44% P3 32%
B104
Tot 0 0 o
KIM
0
2
WOO RUM
d
-26
24 -21
WZ00 14 -12 WMJO 26 -23 8BLI d -29 2100 29-27 WEG% 23 -20 694 19 -13 24 -16 0107 22-20 NAVA 30 -27
PROM
SOUTH
75 18 96
PWR99 30 -28 Y95 11 -5 RIBA 32 -22 ROBE 23 -19 Y100 d -21 097 18 -16 NCH 22 -15
awn
RYG
a[IDWEST
a
ICAO a KRIM a R0N2 a 5DDN a-27
MOOR a-38 098 a 80MP a UF%X a-40
0E20 WRNS
WIITO
1r8YP
SOUTH
ROYR REOU 99WAY
WICKS
2095 a REMG a-34 KMGX a-31 5YN0 a-28 IrLDC a-38
EAST
a a
13
3
R98 a
R106
1
Li)
1
a
RITY 11 fr KTFM 17 -10 0105 24 -20
B96 22-19 Z95 26-24
Continued On Next Column
8020 SDP% WZPL 5800 RCPW WRTI REIM
MOW
MIDWEST WRNQ a RLYV on KRrL a WRPR a 99RG d-39 RPAT 31-24
31-28 25-20 d-21
ULOL on
fr
Y108 RIIS
21-19 22-18
fr
24
fr
a-23 18 -11 15 -9 35 -30 3 -3 17 -11 10 -6
[IW30
LP:
R5104 19 -13 2108 8 -8 5IIS 23 -20
Mirror
1000 -P74
Total Reports 143
on á-38
WSPT WPPR d-33 EMS 38-30
58%
Parallel Reach
Regional
P1 P2 P3
Reach 57% 61% 56% 56%
E S
RIOT RTRS on RPBQ on RTMT o Y97 31-21 0095 a on
8WF% d-33 95X00 37-27 MPH 30-28 95%IL 40-37
WEST
2 MANY Downtown (A &M)
ONE
WEST
M
W
Chart Pos 1
National Summary 68 20 41
SAME DOWN ADDS
0
14
35%
61% 75%
Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot 0 0
0 0
0
2 -5
0 0
6 -15
1
1
3
5
40 20
35
90
9
2 0
7
3
34 12
1
1
2
23
69
51
143
16 -40
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total O
WMJO
d
-30
24 -20
PRO-PM O SOUTH
86%
Parallel Reach P1 85% P2 87% P3 85%
P1
P3 Tot
P2 0 0
0 0
0
3
-15 16 -40
12 36
10 72
1
23
53
161
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
2
7
3
1
8
1
12 10
2
1
0
3
56
98
58
212
0
KC101 19-13 100511I 28-23 WSPR 29-23 98PXY 28-18 0 930 23-20 8PST on WRYZ 34 fr WOCK 31-23 0KR2 36-31 0106 31-19 WYCR 28-25
K
KK
ß0B0
23 -15 22 -21
23 -22 WNV2 28 -28 KITT 34 fr KTFM on 0008
MID8EST
Summary
2 -5
6
3
MC/
14-10 0000 25-22 RCM 23-18 RLUC d-l1 BYG 32-28 M104 22-22 RCAQ 17-9 RRFR 18-16 RWNa d-35 RDDE 9-6 5110 29-24
920 25-22 WNCI 32-28 WZPL 34-30 KBEQ 25-24 KCPW on 5008 on WLOL 20 fr
98
15. 5
Y108 RIMS REYO RROY KWOD K
8000 26-21 598 30-24 WMF 27-22 R106 d-29 RZZB 25-21 I95 23-18 KX1106 25-20 MOB d-24 855% a WBCY a MMOK d-37 0000 31-27 R2PM 14-6 0105 a REZB 17-35 Q98 24-21 MINK 35-25 NISI d-30 MANS 31-24 N2YP 23-22 94TY% 34-30 WARE 11-7 on
NLAP a ESOS 21-17 R20U 30-17 o
99WAYS n 40-33 d-28 NAB9 28-20 WBAM d-26 WHOP 30-25 RBM 38-31 Y107 29-24 ROES a-29 02105 38-32 Y106 22-12 NRVQ d-25 592 a
tip
EAST WPRR
30-22 saneo 29 -24 103CIR 24 -19
WRPE 19 -18 WIRE 19 -12 950I1 d-35 098 d -29 WTNT 29-24 WOMP 36 -30 WPXX 20 -17 NOTO 29 -23
on
d-30 23
Er
35-27
ISN
KARS 26-21 50I2 29-23
M100 WABE Y107 RWSS WRVS OSAI RTU% WOOL
a
23-22 28-23 on on
30-28 26-25 on
MIDWEST
25-22
OGTZ 23-20 RZIO on WOES a RLQ on WG8D on a-39 MEOR a on 5AY107 on RKRO d-30 SOOT
MN
EAST
WEST
WARS o n JET-Md-35
25-22 WOK 36-36 WTIC 28-25 NRXE 37-32 SIAN 33-31 10000I 30-26 WSPR 37-32 93Q 40-35 SPOT 38-35 ONYX 40 fr WRCR on 0106 on
MYCR 34-32 BOOTE
5555 RRXX OP95 KATM RRMG CHED RSND FONO
26-23 d-39 on
30-29 31-25 33-30 o
GST WPRO 38-74 00P% d-34 95X%% 32-25 ONYP a 950I1 33-30 G98 d-37 WTNT 34-28 WOMP d-40 NF%X 35-31 Wnro SOUTH
O YR5 on ROMO on KHAN on
SPPM 22-19 RIXY d-40 RW1% d-39 OV103 d-27 WVBS 29-26 MIDIIEST
6YYY 22-17 WSW 20-14 8CIL on ROMO on RLYV 38-36 Y94 d-28 XXXI 34-31 MAZY 32-29 99KG 25-20 RRA? 26-26 RWPO 29-26 8050 35-31 WPPR MUM nn-16
NW
50110 an
ELUC 32-31 5YG 16-13
WEST
M104
RGOT 33-29 RTRS on d-39 RMOR 36-33 OOZE 14-11
RGQ ENNZ
on on on
39-34
5051 FM102 ROOT ROOD RCP% ß15N ROLA RWSS RPLZ RUBE
22 -16
29 -24
20 -15 11 -5
27 -25
22 -15 15 -12
15 -13
/
101 0011106
28-25 d-27
11 53
52
145
1
2
2
5
0 2
2
0
2
0
2
4
53 103
65
221
25-21
WECK OSSI 0106 WYCR
24-16 35-28 30-24 29-24
8
SOUTE 1R00 893 K98 WFMF r
35-24 14-7 26-25 22-20 II106 31-22 ROOD 34-30 195 24-22 5X0106 24-22 WEST 9-7 MOOR 7-5 WOW 23-16 KZPM 29-21 G105 29-26 RBEB 32-27 098 27-24 WINK 20-13 WRSI d-23 WANS 26-19 WOOF 28-27 91TY% 11-4 WARE 10-8 WQUT on BORI a WL11P 16-12 EROS 17-15 KiX0 11-10 8DJX 18-13 99NAY3 27-22 PM100 26-15 NAM 30-27 WHAM 28-18 WHOY 24-19 RBPM 34-32 Y107 20-17 OWES on BJ105 8-5 Y106 d-28 WM/ d-30 092 25-21 RG0 29-23 2106 27-22 2102 29-25 RTUX 25-22 WDLX d-24 8RZL 9-8
92Q d-23 8P0R 36-21 8P00 24-13 SOTO 20-15 55140 12-7 01I0 22-14 WMEE d-26 5L0 31-27 WGRD 23-18 WI%a 30-28 2104 9-5 RJ103 34-29 ROSO 27-26 5293 16-14 MZOR 26-17 WRQN 7-5 RAY10á 29-26
PLY92 32 -20 WARB 25 -17 NGHT 19 -14 WVSS 34 -28 JET -PM 35 -31 NERZ 23 -20 WTIC 14 -9 WEE 13 -11 WLRN 34 -24 ßC101 d -27 100501 27 -22 WSPR 25 -19 98PXY d -29 930 18 -12
CHED 5SND RNCR KYEO
d-25 14-9 25-18 28-24
8009E
21-20 8-3
23-20 13-12 36-30 17-15 27-23 d-28 27-22
WIET UOMP 8FX% NNTO
KARS RQIZ ORSP WJAD M2RX WJMX
10-24 B98 27-23 RISR 25-19 0104 d-19 MYES 29-20 RSMB o 298 24-20 0101 26 fr RNAN a-38 WPPM 20-14 RIXY 24-19 2103 20-16 RWTX 34-25 OV103 14-11 WVBS 26-23
27-24
EFUN 15-12 5202 35-30 SLY96 d-40 0595 33-29
UP
DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
KYYY WINO 8BW0 OCIL RQCR WLRN
31-26 28-22 27-17 22-21 28-16 22-30 MHO 36-30 RLYV 37-33 Y94 d-27 RIM 38-24 SOPS a-36 WAZY 17-9 RFR% 27-23 99RG 40-36 RPAT 34-25 RWTO 25-21 8D5ß 13-9 05PT 28-23 NPFR 27-23 WI9S 27-22
KOOK
E S
M W
P1
P2
0 0 4
0 0 7
16
24 21
Ons
3
54 9
Adds
3
6
0
Ch Adds
2
2
Total
28
78
BOOTE PSR99 28-25 5XGL 14-12 Y95 14-12 51030 26-23 RESE 28-26 WOE 26-24 WW2 26-26
MIDWEST WRNS 11-10
11ZR%
920 33-32 WSW. 25-22 R%%R 20-16 WRTI on RDWB a-29 WLOL 38 fr NOBO 26-22
65% 59% 58% 65%
UP DEBS
102
SAME DOWN ADDS
WEST Y108 d-30 ROT -M d -28 Kß02 a-33 5 %Y0 13 fr 5000 RCPX 30 -28 KISS 36 -32
RONZ ROZO
a
d-35 18-17 d-38 on 19-16
EAST
MPRR 37-32 VWFX 27-23 950XX 25-20 Mon on
0 0 3
19 19 5 6
EAST 8104 a-30 WXRS 21-20 81X0 15-8 WOSE a 094 16-16 PRO-FM d-22
0 0
14 54 124 5 17 2 11 0
UNCI 13-11 WDFX 8-6 NZPL 33-29 RCM 25-23 WLOL 5 fr
IRRT 58104 d -29 2108 27 -25 RIIS 13 -13 22P 30 -28 RRRE 14 -11 ROYQ 29 fr M102 18 -17 RROY 8-7 5500 14 -12 ROLQ 22 -19 RUSS 14 -12 RPLZ 33 -29 RUBE 25 -21
4
64 170
WNYP 29-24 950I1 36-33 098 27-21 WTNT 28-25
KARS 501S NRSF WJAD
MIDWEST
92Q d-28 OPRR 28-26 141.011 28-27 IMO a-28 REIO 36-33 SESEE 29-27 RLQ d-29 WI%X 17-11 2104 25-20 RJ103 d-36
RYYY 8050 OBWB WCIL ROCS OLRW RCMP ELYV 294
Continued On Next Column
38-31 19-11 d-31 a
31-23 26-23 30-28 29-26 25-21
61%
P1 P2 P3
44% 62%
76%
Summary P3 Tot
P1
P2
1
0
0
0
2-5 6 -15 16 -40 Ons
2
3
2
0 7
9
17
9
35
16
45
39
100
0
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
0
3
29
70
52
151
Adds Ch Adds Total
WBBO 15-15 5106 29-26 RUB 29-27 I95 13-12 100%106 27-27 WOCY 30-27 WCGQ 11-9 098 a-28 WINK 23-19 ESSI On WRNS 28-25 WZYP 13-11 94TYX d-35 NAPE 13-20 KEYS d-30 MGM d-24 99NAYS 23-20 NABE 13-11 MHAN 27-22 WARY 19-15 REM d-36 Y107 d-29 RWES 31-27 EJ105 10-10 Y106 5-2 K92 d-26 1106 29-26 Z102 9-7
OSSI 13-11 MIDWEST OPER 30 -27 RRNQ 28 -21 KZIO 30 -25 MMEE d -30 KLO e-31 NIX% 20 -12 2104 27 -22 ßJ103 30 -25 KOKO 12 -11 WRON 20 -20 502107 35 -31 RERD 4 -28 WHOP 29 -25 WEHT
NOMP 30-27 1IFXX 27-23 OSTO on 8005E
(Sire)
Parallel Reach
ß
SEDO a-29
35 -32 19 -15 37 -34 d -33
ROO
d-30 22-21 on 35-29
3
SOUTH
P3 Tot
MIDWEST
2102 RTU% VDU( WEIL
RBOE 25 -20 RTES 17 -10 RFBQ 34 -30 KNOB d-38 OOZE 21 -19 STMT 35 -33 EFSO 30 -27 R101 36 -31 SLY96 32 -30 Y97 17 -12 0595 31 -27
Chart Pos
MIDWEST
33-28 36-33 31-27 36-33 11210( 40-35 UJM% 29-26 O 98 31-27 RISI1 d-25 0104 a WYRS 31-27 RSMB d-22 0101 on fr RGN 35-27 WPM 23-16 RIXY 36-33 1103 on KWT% 36-34 OV103 28-23 WPM 23-19
WEVQ a RSAQ 32 -27
o
197 21 -17
E
National Summary
Summary
6 -15 16 -40
8250 27 -21 WMJ0 an CROO a PRO-FM an
ROTA
Reach
69%
110
GST
RF95 RATO CHEO RSND ROMQ ROHR FM104
Total Reports 151
30-24 16-13 32-27 35-25 21-16 13-6 24-22
RO2E STMT ZFUN R202 SLY96 0595
WECY 32 -26 Rno 16 -14 K2106 26 -21 WCGO 30 -26 098 14 -10 WINK 37 -34 ORSI a WANE d -33 WZYP 24 -23 94TY% d -34 SOOT 13 -6 NLAP a EEOU 38 -31 5155 13 -8 99NAYS 37 -32 WHAM d -28 ONBY d-28 REPS a EWES on BJ105 on Y106 on
20 -19
Regional
P1 42% P2 69% P3 94%
15
ROOT
TOMMY PAGE A Shoulder To Cry On LP Tommy Page
MIDWEST
Reach
1
HEBT
33 -31 30 -24
WEST
21-17 25-20 33-20 25-21 32-19
Reach
2 -5
21 -16 23 -17
BOUTS
Parallel
National Summary
-29
26 -23
23-19 23-19 21-16 34-29
KRBQ 21 -19 REBE 18 -16 NGN 16 -12 WNVZ 5 -2
Chart Pos
d
WW1% 28-22 103CIR 27-22 95XXX 26-18 VRPE 25-22 WIRE d-33 BNYP o 098 14-10
Regional
M W
23 -19 22 -18
MPRR 32-26
Total Reports 170
63% 70% 80% 61%
d-29 1193 25-23 MUOR 16-11 8RON 30-24 RA2107 31-28 ROTS on REM d-29 WHOP 31-29
26 -23
GST
Voices Of Babylon (Columbia) LP: Voices Of Babylon
S
ROM
30 -25 27 -21
K106 39 -31 5118 37 -33 095 19 -16 MSS% on
BOOTE
E
I
RESL MICR WAXY 9950 RPAT ROTO MOBS WEPT WPPR 8080 EFMN
0500 38 -33
E97 23-19 O802 28-23 RTRS 21-15 RPB0 25-21
RIVA 8-4 33-28 26-21 7-2 15-9
WYCR d-39
ROOT 26-18 RYYA 21-16
W EST RRSS REDO RF95 SRMG
1
WEST
RESI 19-12 W00T 25-23
EAST
QMQ KLUC RYRK PM104 RCAO 55rR ROSI /MON ROES K
fr
10422
WAD
Continued On Next Column
20 26
MIDWEST
26-25
18 -15
WIMP 34-25 32-26 37-26 WJM% 25-20 K ISR 28-20 0104 27-23 WYRS d-35 KORB on 298 d-25 0101 33 fr KORN 30-24 8PM 30-25 RIXY d-30 2103 a SWnr 35-31 00103 23-19 WES 24-21
24 67
0 0 9
OUTFIELD
KARS 29-27 RQI1 0 WRSF a WJAD 37-35 NZRX d-39 WJMX 33-31 B98 a RISR a-29 0104 d-34
RTMT
0880 31 -28 B93
SOUTH
RX0106 32-30 WSSO on WSCY a R2106 27-26 WNOR a MCGQ 31-28 KZFM d-37 KEZB O 098 19n17 WINK 21-21 MZYP 35-33 WQUT d-40 ROTE d-26 82OO 37-34 WOJ% d-30
3 -2
KMEL
0
WPST WNY2
29
P3 Tot
P2
1 3
23 -21
RZZP
0
on
WPRR 31-29
WEST
0104
SOUTH
NUN
20
Z95 24 -22 0102 14 -9 LANCI 1 -1
0
EAST
Mloo
BCM WTI FMB
12 -8
BTFM 25 -22
on
ROSS on KATH on Esso 38-33 RYG on FM104 on B1EU 39-32
X8EQ d-26
RS104 16-10 a
8104 24-18 WKRS 16-14 112011 17-13 WOE d-29 WM20 29-26 85LI 30-26 CKOI on P01195 25-25 Z100 a-29 WEGS 26-23 094 17-11 PRO-FM 34-25 0107 21-19 NAVA 28-23
WPFM on Blt% on QV103 on
MEAT
KU?
a
a a
141
MIDWEST
a
Ch
6
BOOTH
W20R 38-35 KAY107 on
MI
1
-15
Ons Adds Adds Total
15 13
EAST
fr
P1
2 -5 6
FLY92 on WAEB d-39 8V5R 39-35 JET-FM 23-21 5104 d-28 WERE 31-26 ODOR 31-26 SEES 40-36 10000I 23-20 MSPR 23-21 930 26-22 MPST on BNYE 31 fr WRCR 36-33 MIRE a 0106 d-33
80% 91% 96%
Summary
16 -40
186
SAME DOWN ADDS
MMVZ RITT
5104 on 0101 on
Q102 a-32 920 30-29 WNCI 31-25 SDP% 19-12 WHYT 24-20 W2PL on
WEST WRSF 0200
RGOT d-38 ROYA 30-25
UP DEBS
096 33 -34
Chart Pos
UP DEBS
EAST
P
National Summary
G9B on WTNT a WSTO a
Hangin Tough
Parallel
8080
500106 a UNOK 30-20
MIDWEST
0
33
(Arista)
BOUTS
ROBE B97 a WG0 a RTPM a-30
0
23
Total Reports 212
Summary
WAEB a WGNT a JET-FM a NTIC e-40 KC301 a WSPR a 98PXY a WPST a SOCK a
a a
0
10
CROI
39%
P1
MEET
197 27-24 RBO1 40-36 IMO 28-22 EMOR 38-35 ROZO 27-24 RTMT on ZFUN on 14202 d-37
RIVA 22 -18 KROS 28 -22 RKXX 33 -23 RP95 on RKMG 17 -11 COED on 55ND 20 -18
Chart Pos 1
a
1
1
MO
9
Ill
National Summary
Chart Pos
SOUPS
fr
W
90% 90% 88% 89%
P0ß99 25 -19 Y95 17 -11 ORBO 28 -24 ERSE 20 -15 Y100 12 -10 897 24 -22 WGN 7-6
02011 a
Or Nothing
CROI a 091 a
6
Regional Reach
VANILU
EAST
2
KIDS ON THE BLOCK Be Loving You Forever (Columbia)
a
fr
0 0
on
a
[AMA]
MN
M
26 17
NEW
M W
Regional
52I0 d-35 WM6E a RLO on WORD 13-7 0J103 on KOKS 23-22 K 293 a 26-23 KAY107 33-29 K IM 18-16 141fOT 22-20
P1 P2 P3
Reach E S
G8T
89%
Parallel Reach
Regional
SOUTH
GST
ETAS a RTMT a ZFUN on Y97 38 -32 Oß95 on
96
5LYV d-30 294 29-25 RRXL 39-29 85FR 37-31 MAZY 33-25 RPRX 29-25 995G 26-23 SPAT 23-20 ROTO d-30 WOOS 23-20 8IBW 30-27
Total Reports 221
KZZB 28-26 I95 20-17
LP:
Total Reports
920 30-20 WPM% 33-24
Osmond
LP: Donny
0
N
E AST
93
8
WP%R O
MIDWEST
Baby Don't Forget My Number
SAME DOWN ADDS
4
MIDWEST
on
S JET-FM a 5104 a WERZ a -34 WSPR d -39 930 a -36
UP DEBS
22
a
GAST
National Summary
1
10 14
KARS a WJAD a O2RX on WJMX on
WJAD a OPTS on
0501
W
0
9
UP DEBS
RI1IY
WLRM 29-20 6CM0 37-33
0
d-39
SOUTH
MISS on KATH a ROND on EZZU d -34
41% 20% 59%
0
3
WLRS 30-30 KTUX d-38
2104 d-24 WSPR d-37 WKR2 a WYCR On
WISP -38
EMT
0 0
2106 on
-25 -37 WHOP 33 -30
NEST
M
1
EAST
WEST
s
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
0 0
141 1
WCGO on 098 a W2YP on 5200 d-38 5SA0 d-37 RTUX d-35 WDL% on
ROKO WZOR
8MM5 d -29 RRXR 35 -32
Reach E 35%
2 -5 6 -15
16 -40
5.3103
28-24
2%YQ
0 0 0
WOMP
MIDWEST
Soldier Of Love (Capitol)
15% 20% 49%
0 0
WORD a
WZPL a K%%R 16-11 WRBO 30-24
P3 To
5
WPX0 a RZIO on WORD a
MIDWEST
WMMS
d-36 d-37 30-24 28-27 32-24
Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot
KLO a
MID1fEBT
WEST
95XX% G98 a
RYYY WBNQ WBWB WCrL RQCR
27%
P1 P2 P3
W8O0 20-17 SCGQ a WZYP d-39
W%RS on d-30 WAVA a
Summary
2 -5
EAST
All
66
RPLE 36 -27 KUHR a
DONNY OSMOND
WEST
PLY92 28-17 WARB 22-15 SOOT 24-22 WV5R 29-18 JET-FM 31-29 WNNE 40-33 WTIC 26-23 W2E0 35-30 NLAN 32-28
1
P1 14% P2 23% P3 29%
WIOQ d-23
LP
a a
N&A
Reach E 27%
22%
SOUTH
MILLI
a
E106 1102 RTU% NDLX WEIL
Parallel Reach
Regional
KM
N&A
4
on 0106 a
HOT97 a-31 WPGC 19-16 PWR96 24-19 PWR106 30-22 500I 11-10 RMEL 4-2 5oT977 3-7
a
ROOK a ROZE a ZPUR a SLY96 a-37
Total Reports
197 d -36 0501 22 -17 33 -29 ROOK 23 -19 ROSE on ZFUN 20 -14 KEOE d -38 SLY96 0-31 0%95 20 -18
55
Chart Pos
WW2
RYYA RPBQ
a
Nothing To Lose
LP:
W
1
d
a a
MONEY Let Me In (Columbia)
Parallel Reach
National Summary
605N
`w1 V
WEST
a
BOOTH
29% 17% 25% 20%
19
a
26-22 39-31 27-24 38-31 30-23 24-21
WP%A WGTZ 27-23
a
a
ROOT 18 -11 ROTA on
RIVA a KRSS 21-20 6RXX a-34 111195 23-18 COED a RSNO 13-12 KMGX 18-14 RY00 26-23 XOMO 7-5
Regional Reach
0
a a a
EDDIE
WEST
Total Reports
SAME DOWN ADDS
WBWB RCMQ WAZY 01PO WOBR
140
LP: Living Years
14 18
MIDWEST
MAO
E AST
MIKE b THE MECHANICS Seeing Is Believing (Atlantic)
UP DEBS
WPNR WITZ WG8D 0500 WHOT
ORSO RRXX
FLY92
GST
M W
2107 e 03105 a Y106 a 65A0 a-40 2102 a ODLX a 8%2L a
WEST
141
S
KBm
MIDWEST
1
ROY -FM 17 -16 REEP 16 -14 KIM 28 -21 FM102 15 -11 RROY 26 -16 ROOD 13 -6 RISN 40 -35 RIGA 21 -16 ROSS 8-4 RPLE 30 -25 RUBE 29 -25
0104 a RSMB a ROAN a-39 RI%Y a
a
MIDNE.9T
WEBT
E
VERY
NIDME8T
EAST FLY92 11-8 WAEB 8-6 WVSR 13-6 JET-PM 2-1 WERZ 8-7 WNNR 14-12 MTIC 5-4 WREE 9-7 WLAN 16-8 RC101 11-11 1001(0I 31-24 SSPR 31-26 98P%Y d-19
ROY-PM a-29 RZZP a-27 RFR2 a FM102 a RROY a KWOO RWSS a-35 KPLZ a FuBE a
G98 24 -16 14002 15 -7 WOMP 17 -14 WFXX 17 -14 NETO 21 -18
30 -21
RRSS 16 -14 RP95 15-10 21 -17 ROND 23 -21 50140 on BLOC 10 -6
MC FLY92 d-30 WASB 18-18 JET-591 28-23 WER2 20-17 WNNR 34-29 WEE 25-19 OLAS 26-21 100RSI a 85PR 26-24 930 27-26 WPST 1-6 WNYZ 35 fr WRCR 35-27 ORRZ d-34 0106 14-7 WYCR 22-17
RYRR 3 -3 29 -29 13 -11 OWNS 2 -2 ROZU 37 -36 RRO 31 -23
tip
GST
SNFX 30 -27 103CIR d -30 95XX% d -31 WIPE a NIKE 30 -25 SNYP d -27 950I1 35-28 098 17 -13 STET 30 -26 WOMP 28 -24 ONTO 37 -31
SOOTS KARS 23 -20 R0I1 31 -25
WISP 32 -28 WJAD 14 -11 MFRS
36 -30
WJMX 36 -32 098
24 -17
SISE 26 -22 0104 3 -3 WOES d -32 11500 28 -23 0101 31 fr KORN 27 -19 2103 26 -19 07103 11 -10 WYSS 18 -15
MIDWEST OYYY 32-28 08NB d-28 MCIL 12-18 KKR 38-28 WLRN 33-27 5CMQ 35-31 R5X1 6-4 WAIT 29-22 RrRX d-30 99EG 39-32 RPAT 12-10 ROTO on NWR 29-25 WPPR 38-34 NIBW 18-15 RPSW 8-8 NEST
P14104
RGQ
ROOT 30-23 BYYA 20-19 Z97 1-7 6BOX d-39 RTES 38-32 31-26 RTMT 15-12 RSOE 28-19 0595 36-33
MO
I.
IIU
_
1.
.
PARALLELS
April
123
21,1989 R4>sR
Sa -Fire Continued
TOM PETTY
ROACH FORD
Won't Back Down (MCA) LP: Full Moon Fever Total Reports 59 I
Cuddly Toy LP'.
241
For Me)
(Feel
Regional Reach 25% 23% 22% 26%
E S
M W
IN&AI
P3
Chart Pos
Roachford Total Reports 118
48%
KRR2
Pl
P2
0
0
UP
10 13 19
DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
0
17
2 -5
0
0
6 -15
1
0
16 -40
2
13
Ons
1
4
13
3
6 0
8
23 18 17
0
0
NCGQ W2YP NAPE NQOT WORI WLRS RSAQ RTOX
141 EAST W20U a CROI a
SOUTH
0
23
7
d-36 d-40 a
29-26 d-26 a
WEST
WIX%
33-29
Z104
37-32
IfYCR a
59
I
47% 48% 44% 52%
E S
W
Chart Pos
National Summary SAME DOWN ADDS
Pl
P2
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
27 17 7
45 37 31
1
4
16 -40
3
Ons
7
Adds
7
15 13 17
0
Ch Adds
1
2
35
Total
18
47
53
WKSF d-35 WJAD on WJMX on 898 a
KARS 40-33 ROIZ a-40 WJAD on
RRBQ on d-40
RRBE
a
NGH d-28 0105 a
on on
on
K
a
WZPL on WLOL on fr WRBO a-36
a
39-31
WEST
WEST
RYYA RTRS
a a
KFBO
on
RMOR on RTMT on SLY96 d-l9 Y97 39-35 0295 29-24
2202
a
RXYQ on RPLZ a RUBE a
fr
11914O
n
MUR
R2I0 a
WAZY 37-31 99RG d-37 RPAT 35-27 RW3'O on WOBR o {fPFR d-40 WIEN RFMW d-38
RRSS on RSND d-39 RMG% 33-30 RYRR on FM104 a RWN2 on RDON a RZ2U 32-25
EAST
FLY92 a WVSR d-37 R104 29-23 WTIC 38-36 WREE 100RHI a WSPR a 93Q a-39 WPST d-37 WRCR O 0106 on
'Nt/A" HOT97 6-3 WPGC 15-15 PWR106 21-14 KMEL 14-28 HOT477 15-8
WEST
RIVA RRSS RRXX RF95
18-13 5-18 21-15 d-28 RRMG 13-13 CHBD 26-17 RSND 21-19 RMG% 4-7
RC101 1 -1 100280 29 -13 WSPE On 98PXY 24 -23 93Q 21 -14
E S
M
W
31% 24% 46% 318
MST MWFX a 103CIR a 95XXX 38-28 WNYP on
PETER SCHILUNG The Different Story
WEST
Summary Pl P2 P3 Tot
1
National Summary UP DEBS
SAME DOWN ADDS
0 0
2 -5
0
0
0
1
1
1
3
31
16 -40
10
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
1
14 10
18
11 22
8
42 19
2 0
5 2
7
14
0
2
14
32
34
80
0
16
WXKS a WZOU a PRO-FM d-35
500TH KEGL 16-14 WGH d-27 WNVZ 27-27 WIDMEST 295 25-23
WMMS 26-21 WOF% d-24 RXXR 39-33 WOOL 16 fr WEST
ROTO 19 fr RWOD d-35 RPLZ on
12% 34% 8% 39%
Chart Pos
37-34
167
DEBS SAME
3
23 16
DOWN ADDS
6
8
3
22
24
10
33 22
104
16 -40
47 43
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
2
2
1
5
2
0
0
2
1
2
1
4
50
104
0
WPST WNYZ
12
WRCR WRRZ 0106 MYCR
22-19 17-12
SOUTH
WZYP 33-31 WAPE a WOGT on WLRS 17-11 BJ105 a-37 KTUE 35-34 OD2L
WJAD a WJMX a WYKS a wPPM 40-37 WVBS 35-32
MIDNEBT
KYYY a
WEED 26-24 92Q a RLIO 28-22
RIp
on
MIXX 34-31 RJ103 d-39 WRON a W80T on WEST
RATM 26-22 ROND d-36 RYRM on
MSS WWP%
95XDX
on 40 -37
MIDWEST NBNQ on
WCIL
a
6104 SODS WZOU ORSE
27 -25
55.00
23 -19
10 -9 27 -25
WBLI 13 -11 PWR95 11 -10 2100 9 -7 WECX 14 -11
PROM
10 -8
0107 a -28 MAYA 16 -10 SOUTH
Y94 a
KIM. 40-37 NARR 35-30 WAEY
99RG RPAT WEBE
40-37 24-18 32-28 40-37
WI85 on !MW 29-23
PWR99 16-15 295 a REM d-33 Y100 16-13 897 5-5 RITY 5 fr 0105 15-10 MIDWEST
MEET RTRS on EPOS O DOZE 17-15 RTMT 36-34 RPUN d-39 0202 on SLY96 40-35 Y97 29-23
0295
30-26
fr
29-26 27-23
SOOTH
6 -3
RCMO on
RLYV 35-29
29-24
B96 17-11 920 17-10 NC2Y on fr WOYT on N2PL a RBEQ 22-15 RCM 15-12 IiKTI 21-21 RDNB 25-19 WLOL 17 fr NSBQ .'-25
WBBQ 8-19 093 30-25 298 23-21
WMF 2106
MS
1
3
75
61 215
KYNO 14-11 ROMO 25-12 ROUE 25-22 RYRR 1-1 FM104 23-23 RCAO 5-3 RRFR 7-10 RWN2 32-29
0
1
2 -5
1
7
1
5
0
6 -15
12
16 -40
26 41
15 31
9 64 91
2 0
2 0 0
23 19
0
0
0
26
3
57
3
0
National Summary UP DEBS
127
SAME DOWN ADDS
21 13
7
7
RIVA REOS
27 -25
-5 18 -32 5 -5 1 -4 17 -14 4 -2 31 -28 3
REMG
RWG%
MO DOMA
WABE 15 -14 WTIC 11 -17
13-10 24-17 11-6 15-7
WBLI 25-22 PWR95 8-7 L100 8-8
MEGX 7-6 894 d-29 PRO-PM 19-14 0107 27-22 WAVA 17-14
BLOC RCAO RRFR 3 -4 RDOM 1 -1 RRO 19 -17
EAST
RC101
MXRS MZOU MHSE MMJQ
SOOTS
18 -16
PNR99 a KRBQ 15-13 RUE 14-13 097 25-19 RITY 1 fr RTPM 7-6
50019 B93 17-11 R98 25-23
MW? 6-25
BOOTH
RZPM REZO 1ñ-10
WZK% 29-29 RSMB 3-4
ME
28-24 2-1
NIDWnST 896 7-3 295 14-13 0102 25-22 MNCI 10-10 WCLY 28 fr MHYT 25-24 RBEQ a RCPM d-34 AMR 30-25 94200 d-33
WEYP on MIDMEBT
on u-23 111105 21-16 R0194
NCIL 11-31
Pl P2 P3
21% 21% 32%
Summary Pl
P2
I
1
0
0
2 -5
1
3
2
2
0 1 1
0 5
7
10
7
Ons
4
9
12
24 25
SAME DOWN ADCS
26
Adds Adda Total
0
0
1
1
0
0
0
0
14
24
3 1
6
Ch
WXKS 23-19 CROL on
WwNK
WPST
on 39-36
SOUTE
BOOTS
PWR99 11-29 RKBQ 24-16 ROBE 4-2 NNVZ 15-14 RITY 25 fr
B93 20-14 R98 12-9 2106 11-3 ROIB 4-3 WCGO n D OTE 35-31 2228 on WANS on NOUT 28-23 RBPM 39-34 BJ105 24-21 Y106 1-3 RTUX ón-76 WRZL
AJ
26-21
Reach
22
5
60
35% 41% 17% 48%
E S
M W
Chart
MRQN
on
KIM REMO RLOC RCAO DWMZ KDON 222U
UP DEBS
SAME DOWN ADDS
0 0
0 0 0
0
0
1
9
16 -40
6
6
1
13
6
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
2
4
1
7
17
27
16
60
7 0
P7 HOT97 5-15 WPGC 11-10 PMR106 15-17 RGCI 12-11 002977 8-17
P3 Tot
1
2
WIRR 14-8 WWPX 17-13 103CIR 7-14 95XX% 15-12 W2PE 11-10 MIO, 29-24
WNYP 11-10 G98 20-8 W1'HT 14-11 WF%X 14-13 MMTO 3-1 SOUTH
RADS 10 -10 RQIZ 15-11
WRSF 10 -7 WJAD 15 -9 SORS 14 -8 WJMX 32-28 098 5 -6 RISS 15 -11 Q104 15 -12 OYES 19 -14 ROME 9 -8 298 13 -10
1
1
3
2
1
6
0
1
0
1
Total
47
79
WNNX ll-9 WTIC 15-18 WEE 17-15 WLAN 13-13 100RHI 12-7 98PXY 13-13 WPST 15-13 WNYZ 15 fr MACE 17-28 MIRS 34-30 0106 26-23 WYCR 11-11
2
4
0
6
29
41
18
88
FLY92 18-15 WARB 10-9 WG8T 23-17 wVSR 24-22
49 175
CHER on ROND 18 -16 EMGX 8 -12 RENO
18 -8
FLOC 20 -20 KERR
5 -5
RCAO
4
RRFR
13 -22
RDON
13
-2 -19
SOUTE
EAST
WBBQ 17-13 B93 15-13
WPRR 22 -21 95X0% 27 -21
R98
MRPE 27 -24 MIRI 22 -21 G98 29 -23 WTNT 3-2 WOISP 22 -20 MOTO 24 -21
16-13
SPMP 20-19 2106 13-13 220106 6-6 24-22 N58X a WBCY on 22106 17-14 WMDR 21-18 MCGQ 8-5 RZPM 6-22
MU
BOOTH
RADS 14-12 ROI2 22-19 «Sr 27-22 WJAD 20-17 wZRX 23-20 wJ52 d-33 XISR 21-17 0104 25-22 OYES 17-12 KSMB 16-14 0101 18 Er KHAN 16-12 WPFM 29-26 ROTO 25-19 00103 1-17 SVBS 13-10
5-3
098 28-26 Wm9I 30-25
17-14 21-21
MANS WEYP
94T2X
31-26 31-27 MORI d-29 KRYR 23-19 REOO 29-26 EUX 19-15 99WAYS a-37 FM100 25-22 WBAM 23-21 WESY 14-11 RBFM 10-7 Y107 25-18 RMES 28-26 BJ105 20-18 ESAQ 10-8 E106 37-33 2102 5-4 RTUX 5-3 SOLO 19-17 WR2L 35-30
MUT
MIDWEST
RYYY 36-32
NCIL ROCR 37-33 WLRN 34-31 RCMQ KID/ RRXL WAZY 99RG RWTO wDBR NPFR
WIDMEST 920 22-17 WPNR 27 -22 MOTE 13 -8 2210 25 -20 RLQ 23 -16 MORD 20 -16
KM
26-22 20-15 17-14 30-26 16-15 on 27-21 12-9
W38W d-34 WEST RGOT 36 -25 RYYA 23 -21
22 -21
WEOR a 58QN 27 -25 RA2107 28 -24 5NOT 23 -22
RIVA MISS EROS RP95 REND
7-13
WBWB
297 16 -13 RIRS 15 -13 DPBQ 12 -11 EMOR 20 -17
DOZE 25 -22 Eros 34 -31
WEST
EAST
d-29
EROE
2-7
SLY96 7 -8 0R95 19 -17
2-2 24-20 3-7
9
-6
WEST a
RRSS RRXX
a a
36-30 on on on 5-9
BOOTS
38-35 RIXY d-39 ROTO on 02103 6-5 MIDWEST
MIDWEST
RYYY on RPAT on RFMW on
WEBT
R02E on
40-38 2PUN 731-29 2202 SLY96 21-20 Y97 34-33
B96 74-28 920
a
RCPW
WHO
a a
WEST Y108 a KIIS a REDP a FM102 a R%IY d-28 RISS a RRI.O
on a-38
Pl
EAST
SASS a-37 MGHT a-28 2922 a WTIC 39-37 OLAS a-39 98PXY a WRCR a 0106 a-30
RMGX RYNO RLUC RYRK RCAQ RRFR ESSI ESOS
a
on a a
d-39 on a
BOOTS
MST
MBBQ a 093 37-27 K98 a
MIRO a G98 on MFXX a WRTO a
R106 a ROIS d-37 RXX106 a WBCY a WN0R 35-29 RZFM RRRR SANS WZYP WAPE MDJX WABE RBPM 2106 RSAQ Z102 -40 WRZL n
WJAD WZRX 0104 KHAN WPPM RMTX 02103
SSO?
a a
Second Chance (A &M) LP: Rock & Roll Strategy Total Reports 204
35 -33
E S
MIDWEST
WCIL ROTO ODER WPPR
8
a a
RYYA RMOR 2202
a a a
M
W
801 84% 93% 70%
Chart Poe
Pl
UP DEBS
163
SAME DOWN ADDS
24 12
3
2
SOOTH
PWR99 19-10 REBE 29-27 B97 20-17 SGH 27-25 MNVZ 18-17 RTPM on 0105 12-6 MIDNEBT
0102 5-4 3-3
922 d-18 WNCI 11-6 WCYY
16 -40
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
16
fr
WDFX d-21 WZPL 7-4
P3 Tot
3
2
5
16 16
30 27 7
66 85 43
2
0
1
3
0
1
0
1
0
0
1
42
95
67
204
5 -5 22106 2 -5 5NOR 17 -16 WCGQ 6 -4 G105 26 -19 REIS a 098 1 -1 MINK 14 -12 WRSI 6-3 MANS 10 -6 WZYP 3 -3 94TYX 15 -13 WOUT 7 -7 WORI 12 -20 WLAP 3 -2 RRYR 13 -11 R,00 10 -8 WDJX 10 -5 SIRS 5 -4 99WAYS 13 -9 M100 17 -11 SAGE 5 -5 WBAM 8 -6 WBNY 13 -10 RBPM 12 -8 2101 10 -8 RWES 8 -4 BJ105 32 -26 Y106 d -27 MRVO 8 -7 292 8 -5
MROO
P2 29 12 20
KZZB 22 -19 I95 11 -7 SKQB 12 -7 WSSX 9 -6 WBCY 3 -1
B104 21-11 WXRS 35-30 NYOO 9-6 SESO a-30 MBLI 10-7 SEGX 27-26 894 6-4 PRO-FM 17-12 0107 17-14 WAVA 20-18
SPINS
0 7
2 -5 6 -15
Pl 64% P2 84% P3 99%
Summary
1
National Summary
83%
Parallel Reach
o
Regional Reach
WEST NORD
THIRTY EIGHT SPECIAL
SOUTE
MIDWEST 00297 28-22 PM596 10-3 PWR106 d-34 RGGI
T
a
28E0 9-5
Continued On Next Column
2
3
1
MST
MST
0
REMO on
WPFM
2MT
P2
0
66
PWR99 a K OBE a Y100 a 097 d-25 MGN a-29 KTFM on
MME
Pl 1
95%X0 a WFXX on
KARS WKSF WZR% WJMX
Pl 44% P2 36% P3 26%
-5
WKRS 20-15 0100 35-24 WMJQ a NECX a PRO-FM a
REOS on
d-36 on on On 34-32 20-18 25-21
36%
Parallel Reach
6 -15
National Summary
GST
RPBQ on
WEST
88
Summary
Pos
EAST
SOUTH
MIDWEST
25104 a 2108 20-15 KIIS 8-8 KOT-FM 21-20 RYLP 19-17 RRRZ 29-23 PM102 14-13 ROOY 9-8 RWOD 17-13 RISN 17-16 DRIq 11-11 ROSS 6-6 RPLZ 20-17 RUBE 24-20
(Atlantic)
NbA
KMEL a HOT977
EAST
222P on FM132 on 2000 34-30 KCPX d-39 RPL2 on
lt's For...
141 EAST
WEST
Regional
P3 Tot
3
RMEL
DONNA SUMMER Know This Time
Ons
Adds Ch Adds
K WAS
RDON 4-3 RRO 2-2
12-6 15-15
21-18 I95 6-4 RX2106 14-9 15-13 WSSX 20-17 WBCY 25-19 22106 14-9 WNOR 15-40 WCGQ 16-11 RZFM 12-24 G105 a-35 REZB 4-8 098 21-18 WINR 6-4 YIRSI 19-13 WANS 12-8 NZYP 11-8 91T20 24-18 WAPE a-27 WQPI' 24-14 WODI 25-18 WGP 19-15 RRYR 6-5 RZOO 4-11 WDJX 17-7 99WAYS 21-14 FM100 15-10 SAOS 11-8 IMAN 17-10
me
2
P3 Tot
11
WPXX d-38 WHTO on EAST
P2
-15
95XIL d-40 G98 a
195 30-26 WROQ 23-19 22106 a 098 on
JET-FM on
d31
UP
Pl
Reach
27
Summary
1 2 -5 6
0
14 14 23
24%
UP DEBS
MIDWEST
Pl 76% P2 92% P3 90%
2106 on
on RELU d-38
27-21 a-40 o
National Summary
P2
1
1
EAST
SOUTE
-15 16 -40
87%
Reach
Chart Pos
29 -26
WAYA
P3 Tot
Pl
5
WEST
HOT97 1-1 WPGC 21-21 P14R106 1-2 ESCI 5-4 RMH. 5-11 WOT977 1-3
Summary
1
MIDWEST
Total Reports 60
1
rio
SOUTH
M104 EAST
on
O
6 -15
EAST
K104 NERZ WXEE WSPR WPST WYCR
0 0
WORS 22 -18 LARSE 17 -12 PWR95 4 -3 2100 4 -6 SEM( an
295 d-20 RRBQ d-34 Y100 11-18 B97 19-18 RITY 9 fr RTFM 9-11
N &A
Reach
Regional Reach
W
EAST
Parallel Regional
92% 20 -12
M
Chart Pos
Pl
Pl 71% P2 70% P3 72%
Chart Pos
Y106 21-14 2102 26 -22
KKLO 10-8 RWSS 3-8
RGOT 27-24 RYYA 22-20 297 17-9 2802 RTES 13-12 RFBQ 8-7 RMOR 25-20 ROZE 35-31 RTMT 12-9 ZFUS 33-28 RZOZ 17-10 SLY96 17-16 0295 28-25
(World...) (Elektra)
Total Reports
Of You (Cutting /Mercury)
90% 88% 80% 919
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
0
The Different Story...
LP.
Parallel
S
28
16 -40
3
M W
WEST
32%
E
13 14
6 -15
72% 59% 78%
S
3
24-18 RTRS 29-22
Total Reports 215
21% 28% 50%
27
DEBS SAME DOWN ADDS
-5
Parallel Reach
Regional Reach E 75%
0
RGOT 40-34 DYYA on RFBQ on RMOR o ROZE a n RTMT 39-35 2FUN d-38 2202 d-40 SLY96 35-33 Y97 16-9 0295 40-36
71%
2
WEST
SA -FIRE
Pl P2 P3
UP
2
1 8 9 9 1 0 0
WEST
S N&A
National Summary
P2 231 P3 4%
Summary Pl P2 P3 Tot
1
RZZP 9-7 FM102 2-2 21402 5-3
National Summary
Regional Reach
28-22 a-37 23-20 25-21 36-31 28-21 20-14 22-17 10-8 17-12
-OA
Chart POs
05101 20-17 Y108 18-9 KIIS 5-5 202-FM 5-5
W
Parallel Reach
M W
O
M
80
-
'
249 39 44%
S
WEST
S
Don't Tell A Soul Total Reports
Reach
096 18 -17
E
LP:
Reach
NAST
d-33 NOMP d-37 7 WHTo
Thinking
Total Reports 175
23%
Parallel
Y94 20-16
W'I'RT
l'll
57
Regional
MIDWEST
95XIL 32-24 G98 on
REPLACEMENTS Be You (Sire /WB)
LP: Take It While It's Hot
Total Reporte
30-24 22-12 26-26 11-6 14-4 27-17 6-5
REM. RRPR MAZY RPRX 99RG RPAT RWTO WOBR WPFR MIBW
Sincerely Yours (Atco)
LP: In My Eyes
27-21
WPSR on
KMEL
Lei
920 23-13 WPHR 19-13 ARXR 2-8 MGTZ 11-9 B RIO 29-23 MER 19-14 RLQ 27-23 WORD 14-8 2J103 21-18 RQRp 21-20 2293 17-11 NZOR d-32 WRQN 24-22 RAY107 16-11 RPKY 25-19 KIM 24-14 Ii1SOT 16-15
Wanna Be The One (LMR)
1
NCIL on ROCS d-38 ROMQ d-39 ELYV 40-37 Y94 on XXXI o
WEST
Wm10 30-22
WKDD 29-27
SWEET SENSATION
STEVIE B
RYYY d-37 -36
RLQ a
SOUTH
RYYY MBMB WCIL ROCS MIRS 2040 RLYV
MIDWEST
Pl
fr
12-8 12-9 32-29 77-34 30-28 5-3
MIDWEST
WULR 34-30 WKZL 8-7
MA
9
MIDWEST
RJI03 d-38 RAY107 a RERD on
Pl
on
d-39 0104 on WYRS a ROME a WPFM 32-28 RIXY 35-26 2103 on RWTX on 02103 a WVBS d-40
MIDWEST
Y108 30-28 202-FM O
8-7 6-4 6-5 19-16 14-13 14-12 K WSS 4-3 RPLZ 22-15 RUBE 6-5
FLY92 35 -26 WAER 4 -2 WGHT 17 -11 WVSE 17 -15 JET -FM 34 -30 WERD 24 -18 0222 17 -14 OTTO 33 -33 WREE 12 -10 wLAS 20 -17
200
WABE WHHY 2106 RSAQ Z102 RTUX WDLX
MIDWEST
29-26
WHO
RIZB d-39 N80Q a R2106 d-24 WCGQ d-38 RZPM d-39 098 d-30 WI8R -40 WAMS WZYP WQUT O DEVO
wXRS d-33 WZOU on WMJQ a PRO-PM a
fr
7-7 15-26
R92 24-16 ASAO 8-6 Z106 24-19 RTU% 22-21
HAST
SOUTH
0000 a 093 a-n8 2106 0
0101 KHAN HPFM RIRY 2103 URTO QV103
WRVQ on
118
BOOTH
BAST
Y106
FM102 0002 RWOD RCPZ RIS8
0
2 -5
117105
5-4
P3 Tot
6 -15
21 25 37
SOURI
WWFX O 95XXX on G98 on NFXX a MOTO on
Summary
BOOTH
RCMQ OPRX 99EG SUER WSPT WPPR WIBW RFMW
RF95 a RATE d-26 RSND a RY9K on FM104 30-30 RZZO d-37
NaA)
1
UP DEBS
Reach Pl 27% P2 42% P3 78%
MIDWEST
MST
WVSR on 2104 d-26 MERE 39-32 wSPR d-38 WPST on
29
WPFM d-36 XIX? on
®
EAST
0 0 1
0104 a 0101 on
a
WEST
WMMu 18-15 KKXR 41,1 a-40
Regional Reach
on
MIDWEST
KEGL ñ-17 Y95 on
P3 Tot 0 0 0 8
Adds Ch Adds Total
Parallel
M
Summary
1
National Summary
43%
KS104 5-3 Y104 6-12 KIIS 4-4 ROY-FM 7-11 RZZP 5-6
(Epic)
Parallel Reach Pl 11% P2 20%
WSBY 21-17 R8FM 20-14 Y107 9-5 MES 21-17
MIST
1
MST WPRR
10-7 WMPX 11-8 103CIR 11-8 95XXX 8-5 MRPE 17-14 5IR2 21-19 WNYP 3-2 952IL 2-5 G98 11-5 WI'HT 4-3 SOMP 8-2 MFXX 8-7
WHTO
28-25
SOUTH
KARS
2 -2
ROIS
10 -7
Mn.
7 -5
WJAD 6 -3 WER% 11 -7 WJMX 9-5 098
1
-1
RISS
3 -2
0104
7-5
MIRS 7 -2 ESMB 12 -11 298 9-5 0101 8 fr
nue
11 -6
WPFM on
Parallels Continued on Page 124
124
PARALLELS
R8R April 21,1989 Jody Watley Continued
Thirty Eight Special Conan KCPW WKTI KONG WLOL WKBQ
28 -25 14 -12
MAO
1B -1S
2102 KTUX MOLX WREL
fr
4
WABE
6-5 2106 13-10
28 -32
AIXY 12-9 2103 23-35 8NTX 2-2 WVBS 5-4
20-18 7-2
F.AST
8104 25-21 WX8S 11-3 N200 32-23 NINE 20-15 NMJQ 16-8 NBLI 19-16 CROI 25-21 PAA95 22-20 Z100 16-12 NeGX 11-9 B94 22-19 PAO-PM 30-13 0107 13-11 NAVA 11-6
MIDWEST
WEST N IDWEST
RS104 17-16 KIIS 17-15
WXDD 92Q SPAR WAIN
R00-M 11-12 RZZP 21-20 ORRZ 9-7 O
NO
10
RYYY 13 -10 8980 5 -3 44888 8 -6 WCIL 30 -30 ROCA 15-9 MLRB 9-5 6040 6 -12 KLYV 5 -4 094 11 -15 RRXL 14 -10 B8FR 9 -5 MAZO 5 -4 RFRX 6 -5 99RG 7 -6 RPAT 7 -4 RASO 10 -8 WDBR 10 -8 NSPT 16 -15 NINA 2 -1 WIEN 6 -4 RENN 1 -4
4-3
12-8
3-2 14-7 WGTZ 7-6 IRNQ 9-6 RIIO 7-4 WME8 6-4 KW 11-11 MAD 5-3
fr
KCP% 34-32 RISN 10-8 BR10 on BASS 33-30 KPLZ 10-4 RUBE 9-7
II%% 5-5 Z104 10-9 6J103 28-21 KIM 10-9 6893 6-4 NZOE 5-3 WRQN 5-3 8A2107 13-9 10402 26-27 KIND 9-5 SHOT 11-7
GST PLY92 34-25 IIAEB 12-11 WGHT 25-18 WVSR 12-9 NERZ 10-9 MINK 19-17 WTIC 32-29 MREE 6-4 EC101 29-23 10089I 33-38 WSPR 9-5 981XY 25-15 930 4-3 MPST 9-7 NNYZ 11 fr SACA 10-8 WIN 11-7 MYCR 23-21
HEST
RIVA RRSS RP95 CNED 8SND 80XO BLOC
20 -15
RGOT 3-2 RYYA B-5 297 6-5
18 -15
81902
19 -12
-5
24 -17
16 -8
AM
PW899 9-8 KIM 25-20 RABE 15-9 Y100 a-30 897 15-14 AGA 21-18 85V2 11-11 RITY 8 fr RTFM 11-8 0105 20-13
MIMICS?
5-4 RTES 19-17 8P80 7-6 B MOR 28-25 ROZE 7-7 ATMO 5-3 ZPUN 14-10 11102 20-14 SLY96 2-13 Y97 1-18 0895 9-7
13 -9 5
SOOTS
15 -12
FM104 17 -13 88NZ 29 -26 B OZO 4-4 685 36-26
B96 13-8 295 22-21 0102 27-24 920 12-9 8SCI 23-20 WCZY 20 fr NOYT 5-2 WZPL 19-14 8880 20-19 RCPW 20-15 NXTI 23-19 KDWB 19-16 WLOL 9 fr WINO 11-11
SOUTH
W9BQ 11-3 B93
35-32
w
WEST
WATERFRONT Cry (Polydon) LP: Waterfront
Total Reports
188
76%
E S
M
w
Chart Pos
P1
P2 0
2 -5
0 0
6 -15
1
UP DEBS
63 41 45
16 -40
25
SAME DOWN ADDS
1
38
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total WPST WNY2 MACK 0106 INCA
EAST INKS -31 6100 d -28 IRSE 29 -27 WMJQ a CROI on PRO-FM on SOOTS
PNR99 on REGL 12-10 Y95 a IMO 34-29 KAM 35-33 WGH 28-21 WAIN RITY nn-21 fr KTPM 28-26 0105 -26 MIDWEST
295 28-27 0102 32-29 92X 26-25 WZPL 32-28 RCPW d-35 WRTI a ROSH a WLOL 37 fr WINO 22-17
5
42 22 19
2
3
9
42
on fr 40-35 d-31 d-35
RS104 on 0108 5 d-29 KIIS 802-1,73 28-25 8Z2P o n 88112 30-24 K%2Q on
fr
FM102 28-26 K ROY 32-25 MD 35-31 RCP1t 35-31 8I5N 37-31 BASS 40-37 RPL2 32-28 RUBE
P1 d
188
WINGER
10280 d-37
NARR 34-30
893 a-77 898 on WEEP 30-26 8106 8228 38-34 88CY 31-25 5 11.106 Z106 on 10401( 25-23 ECG() 40-35
SWF% a 103CIS d -29 95X %0 d-38 WIPE a NIR2 a WHOP a 95 0I1 a G98 36-32 ATRT d-35 NOMA 33 -29 NF%% 228 -25 NETO On
Seventeen LP: Winger
XIFM34-23 098 WINK d-39 MASI NXYP 37-35 94TYX 21-14 NAPE a NOUT 40-35 AOKI WLAP a RINI 30-28 IMO 36-30 NOJX on 99NAYS a M100 d-29 IMAM o WHEY d-29 Y107 5d-30
MRS
E S
M W
892 on
d-35 d
2106 2102 a KTU% d-37 WEIL d-32
63% 72% 73% 46%
UP DEBS
124
SAME DOWN ADDS
18
7 8 3
EAST WICKS
WZOU
on a
NMJO on PRO -FM 25 -18
MYYY 39-35 WBNQ 33-30 WHIM d-32 NCIL a 11040 32-24 8L0V on Y94 d-29 NASY d-39 99110 28-24 XPAT a-36 INTO on NDBA 31-24 SPPA d-38 NIBN on KEEN 35-26
920 a APRA d-39 WPM/ NGT2 d-35 112I0 d-38
8J10332-27 O5
/WO
27-26 REGL 6-5 Y95 7-21 RKBO d-30 RABE 33-32 AGM 17-13 wool 14-13 ETPM on P01199
SAMS 17-12 920 23-21 MDFX 5-11 WEAL 20-18 RUA 5510 WLOL fr. 8895 3-10
WEST
RGOT d-37 RTYA on 21302 d-40
RIVA d-30 RRSS on 119.515 18-11 6ATM 28-30 AMC d-29 CHAD 8SND 31-26 KMG% on RYNO on 809101 on KLUC 35-29 PM104 on
WEST
ETAS on
ROZA 31-28 BTMT MIN on 33-30 RZOZ d-39
5LY96 26-24 0895 26-23
on
85104 0108 0882 0NY0 RCP% KPLZ
on 24 -22 -34 17 fr 28 -27 37 -32
GST
Real Love (MCA) LP: Larger Than Life
221
89%
Parallel
Regional
Reach
Pl 91% P2 88% P3 90%
UP 197 DEBS 6
SAME DOWN ADDS
1
P2
P3 Tot
2
4
0 2
1
-5
6 -15
30 26
57 36
23 35
110
16 -40
0
8
97
Ons 0 0 1 1 Adds 0 1 0 1 0 Ch Adds 1 2 0 3 4 Total 60 100 61 221 Continued On Next Column
14
48NY2
37
MACK WRRZ Q106 NYCR
27-25 40-32 28-25
fr
M104
33-25 12-27
9980
on
11104
MS.
MoE 80078
oon 64zrr%6
RITT
00100 on
Rr95 on FING K s. on RYA, on
MIDW6BT
MONO,
RpAT on
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100.8
17 fr
N®T
890
SLY96 d-l1 197 a
a
15 -11
RAM
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26 -22
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AS
PMa106 10-12
32 -20
05,301
S IOMST
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M9T
On
WAWA
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MDT on
6-15
RS2 16-16
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MCA
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MOM?
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KEW
80T977 18-21
a
Hoer.
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95032 24-16
21-14
Can't Face The Fact (Capitol)
25 -20
297
2,65 on FFBQ on
10-18
10001
GIPSY KINGS
ANITA BAKER
COWBOY JUNKIES
Lead Me Into Love (Elektra) LP. Giving You The Best That
I
Bamboleo ( Elektra)
Sweet Jane (RCA)
Got
Gipsy Kings
LP.
LP The Trimly Session
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MR96
a
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10502(
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141 SAST
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MIOrrST
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SOOTS 00301 on
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MAST
KITT 30 fr RTlM on SOOTS
R1í66 20 -18 on MIEG 28 -25
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8800 on
11000
PI
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WOT
26 -26
on
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RYRR a
NOr97 25-21
KpAT on
WEST
on
KR55
GLAMOUR CAMP
She Did It (EMI) CURE
BIG BAM BOO
Shooting From My Heart (UNI/MCA) LP: Fun, Faith And Fairplay
LP. Glamour Camp
Fascination Street ( Elektra) LP: Disintegration SOOTS
113
WEST
AGO? 25-17
SOOTS
RYYA 24-17 297 26-23 11802 20-15 RTES on 21-16 RMOH 17-14 ROES d-34 BTMT 25-21 ZFUN 38-30 11202 25-20 SLY96 11-5 0895 d-38
MOT
KM
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16 RTOI on
MBT MXFS on
MISSEST
SCAM MOH on
SST CKM
NtOWOT
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ADOI 31-24
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141
SOOTS
MIDMOT
KIRY on
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2,I40 26-22
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8106
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SOUTH
14-27
WEST
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29 -25
on
01,811
L196
95%X8 39 -36 G98 on
YR
a
MIDWEST
38 -38
27 -26
97
WEST
NEST
NEST
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MST on
d -30
28 -29
37-15 8880 24 -20
a -20
q
27-25
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(Atlantic)
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Endless Night (Mic Mac)
Reach
Pl
m
P2 P3 Summary
P2
0
1
1
2
3
5
9 38
-5 6 -15 16 -40
Ons Adds Ch Adds Total
11
16 52
16 33
5
4
3
96 12
1
1
2
1
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0
1
25
76
59
160
-20
0908 20 -19 8CG0 32 -23 WINK 36 -32 NISI d -26 NASS 30 -27 MSYP 20 -19 94TY% 26 -23 NAPE 18 -19
NWT
3
-2
MORI 11 -9 RINK 29 -25 RIOS 27 -24 8LR5 15 -18 99NAYS 34 -28 MABB 10 -10 ADAM 21 -19 WRY 27 -22 RBPM 35 -33 AWES on SAVO 16 -15 X92 20 -18
Z106 2102 /TUX X010 AXEL
P3 Tot
P1
2
23
38% 67% 87%
20-17 34 -30 36 -34 3 -1 18 -12 33 -27
MIDWEST
920 24-22 SPUR 34-30 SPXA 12-11 NGTZ d-34 8210 34-29 MARE 30-28 IMO 25-22 WAD 21-20 NI%% RJ103 13-12 8193 26-24 02011 31-26 NAQA 28-21 BAY107 17-13 6M02 7-4 WARD 28-22 44HOT 20-19 WEST
103CIR 20-18 958X0 14-13 NAPE 18-17 WIRZ a WHOP d-30 95XIL 15-9
WPM
141 SOOTS MIDWEST MEET XAOT d-32 ,CPX d-40
30-24 20-15 WOMP 5-3 WPXX 22-20 IHTO 15-12
ARS 15 -13 8012 30 -27 WASP 8 -6 MJAD 30 -27 NzoX 30 -28 NJMX 12 -10 RISS 27 -23 0104 29 -25 WYAS d-34 RSMB 298 19-16 0101 32 fr WPM 16 -13 800V 5 -3 0103 19 -18 K AT% on MIMS 15 -12
MAAT NM EX
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9-10 RErM 32-27
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FM104 20 -20 8882 d -34 8580 12 -11
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.
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CHR NATIONAL AIRPLAY
BREAKERS
HOTTEST J. C. MELLENCAMP (132)
JIMMY HARNEN & SYNCH Where Are You Now? (WTG) 62% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 86, Debuts 19, Same 14, Down 7, Adds 28 including PRO -FM, WAVA, KUBE, WGHT, 195, KZ106, WLAP, KMYZ. See Parallels, moves 36-31 on the CHR chart.
LITA FORD & OZZY OSBOURNE Close My Eyes Forever (RCA) 60% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 90, Debuts 14, Same 14, Down 4, Adds 27 including WKXS, WEGX, PRO-FM, Y100, KS104, KOYFM, KROY, KZ106, K92, WKDD. See Parallels, moves 37-32 on the CHR chart.
SAMANTHA FOX (89) ONE 2 MANY (88) NENEH CHERRY (78) CINDERELLA (62) LISA LISA & CULT JAM (62) EDIE BRICKELL & NEW... (56) RICK ASTLEY (52) ROACHFORD (46) REPLACEMENTS (42) NATALIE COLE (36)
MILLI VANILLI (93) DONNA SUMMER (66) WATERFRONT (38) NENEH CHERRY (36) ROACHFORD (35) WARRANT (30) J. HARNEN & SYNCH (28) ELVIS COSTELLO (27) L. FORD & OZZY... (27)
Most Active = Ups + Debuts SURFACE "Closer Than
MADONNA (152) BON JOVI (110) MICHAEL DAMIAN (70) GUNS N' ROSES (69) PAULA ABDUL (67) TONE LOC (63) BETTE MIDLER (44)
THIRTY EIGHT... (44) JODY WATLEY (44) DEON ESTUS (41)
- Downs
Friends" (Columbia)
Reports: 38. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 6, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 6, 100KHI, WCGQ, Z102, KYNO, KWTX, KWTO, WPGC 14 -11, KGGI d -17, FM102 6-4, KROY 28-20, HOT977 39-25, KMGX 17 -13, KDON 18 -10, OV103 22 -16. The South 8 West lead with 60% of the airplay charted.
WARRANT "Down Boys" (Columbia) Reports: 36. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 30 including WGH, WMMS, WDFX, KCPX, WAEB, WINK, WZYP, WHOT, KYRK, WHTO, WJMX, KPAT, KFBO, KTMT, Y97 24 -14.
BULLETBOYS "For The Love Of Money" (WB) Reports: 36. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 9, KTUX, KJ103, G98, KAKS, 2103, WVBS, KKXL, KWTO, KTMT, KXXR 18 -15, WROO 9-6, WLRS 29 -25, ZFUN 40 -34, Y97 28 -22, OK95 18 -14. Already showing hot reports and Top 15 action.
MICHAEL MORALES "Who Do You Give Your Love To?" (Wing/Polydor) ONE 2 MANY "Downtown" (A &M) Reports: 143. Moves: Up 68, Debuts 20, Same 41, Down 0, Adds 14, WZOU, KWOD, WBCY, WNOK, FM100, WMEE, WIXX, WZOK, CHED, KQMQ, WNYP, WKSF, B98, KISR, KKBQ 23 -15, WZPL 34-30, KROY 35 -27, KKMG 31 -25. See Parallels, debuts at number 40 on the CHR chart with 68% of the airplay converted to chart moves.
NENEH CHERRY
"Buffalo Stance" (Virgin)
Reports: 35. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 9, Down 0. Adds 21 including KEGL, Y95, 0106, WBBO, WBCY, WZYP, KZOU, KJ103, KSND, KWTX, WBNO, 99KG, KZOZ, KTFM 29 -25, KRNO 30-26.
Me" (EMI)
VIXEN "Love Made
Reports: 35. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 3. Same 17, Down 0, Adds 13, WAEB, JET-FM, WSSX, KZ106, G98, WTHT, WFXX, KAKS, WJMX, KWTX, WPFR, KMOK, 0K95. KXXR 34 -29, WZOK 32 -28.
NEW ORDER "Round & Round" (Owest/WB)
Reports: 137. Moves: Up 59, Debuts 19, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 36 including WAVA, PWR96, WNCI, KKRZ, FLY92, WAEB, KC101, B93, Y107, KKBQ 33 -26, KTFM 26 -21, WKBQ 34-29, Y108 26 -18, FM102 4 -3, KROY 17 -13, KKLO 28-20, 98PXY 29 -20, KZFM 36 -29. See Parallels, debuts at number 35 on the CHR chart with 84% of the action charted.
Reports: 27. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 4, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 3, KOY -FM, KOKQ, KYNO, PWR99 d-30, KEGL 18 -15, KKBO 31 -25, B97 d-27, K98 d -30, WFMF 33 -29. The South is out In front.
JOHN COUGAR MELLENCAMP "Pop Singer" (Mercury)
Reports: 26. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0. Down 0. Adds 26 including WXKS, WEGX, WNCI, Y108, KWOD, KCPX, KISN, WSPK, WBCY, KKMG, 95XXX, WPFM, WKFR, Z97. KTMT.
Reports: 132. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same O. Down 0, Adds 132 including WXKS, WZOU, CKOI, B94, PRO -FM, PWR99. KEGL, Y95, WMMS, WNCI, WZPL, KBEQ, KXXR, KDWB, Y108, KKRZ, KWSS.
"I
SAMANTHA FOX
Only Want To Be With You" (Jive/RCA)
Reports: 128. Moves: Up 77, Debuts 14, Same 28, Down 2, Adds 5, PWR96, H0T977, KF95, KKMG, KISR, CKOI 16-11, H0T97 11 -9, Q102 34-30, KROY 27 -17, KWOD 24 -20, WNNK 27 -22, 100KHI 18-15, WZYP 18 -15, K92 22 -17, Z102 30 -27, KW NZ 30-25, KAKS 35 -29. See Parallels, debuts at number 38 on the CHR chart 81% charting it
CINDERELLA "Coming Home" (Mercury) Reports: 123. Moves: Up 34, Debuts 28, Same 45, Down 0, Adds 16 including KDWB, KKRZ, KUBE, WSSX, 94TYX, K92, 920, WIXX, WZOK, Z103, KQCR, KBOZ, KMOK, KZOZ, WGH 24 -19, KXXR 33 -30, KCPX 37 -33, 100KHI 35 -25, WSPK 34 -29, KSAO 40 -33.
ROACHFORD "Cuddly Toy (Feel For
Me)" (Epic)
Reports: 118. Moves: Up 21, Debuts 25, Same 37, Down 0, Adds 35 including WMJQ, PRO -FM, 0105, WKBO, KKRZ, KMEL, KPLZ, KUBE, 100KHI, WSPK, B93, KKYK, WXKS d -33, K104 29 -23, KZZU 32 -25, 95XXX 38-28, 95XIL 32 -24, KGOT 40 -34, Z97 24-18
USA LISA & CULT JAM "Little Jackie Wants To Be A Star" (Columbia) Reports: 118. Moves: Up 35, Debuts 27, Same 33, Down 0, Adds 23 including WXKS, WNVZ, KBEQ, KCPW, WVSR, WKRZ, K106, WBAM, Y107, WPHR, WKSF, HOT97 30 -25, B96 30 -25, WHYT 20 -17, KROY 34 -26, WAEB 40-29, 93Q 36-32, WGTZ 34 -27
RICK ASTLEY "Giving Up On
Love" (RCA)
Reports: 107. Moves: Up 23, Debuts 29, Same 31, Down 0, Adds 24 including KRBE, Y108, PWR106, KCPX, KPLZ, KUBE, WGHT, WKEE, WLAN, WPST, FM100, WXKS 34-29, CKOI 37-32, 896 15 -12, KROY 33-24, KISN 39-33, KKMG 34 -26.
NATALIE COLE
"Miss You Like Crazy" (EMI)
Reports: 99. Moves: Up 24, Debuts 13, Same 38, Down 1, Adds 23 including WEGX, B97, KITS, WVSR, 0106, 94TYX, KZOU. WDJX, WGTZ. KYNO. WIKZ, WXKS 19 -13, WZOU 34 -26, WPGC 22 -19, KISN 33 -24, WAEB 37 -25, KKSS 36 -30.
MILLI VANILLI "Baby Don't Forget My Number" (Arista) Reports 96. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 93 including CKOI. H0T97, B94, KRBE, B97, WGH, KTFM, Q102. 92X, Y108, KITS, KZZP, KKRZ, KROY, KWOD, KWSS, KPLZ, KUBE. -.
DONNA SUMMER
"This Time
I
Know it's For Real" (Atlantic)
Reports: 88. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 6, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 66 including WMJQ, WEGX, PRO -FM, PWR99, KRBE, Y100, WGH, 92X. KCPW. WKBQ, Y108, KITS, KZZP, KGGI, FM102, KISN, KMEL, 1-10T977, KWSS.
EDIE BRICKELL & NEW BOHEMIANS
"Circle" (Geffen)
Reports: 84. Moves. Up 37, Debuts 19, Same 18, Down 0, Adds 10, KKRZ, KPLZ, K104, KBFM, 92Q, WRON, 95XIL, KAKS, WIBW, KZOZ, WZOU 25 -20, Y95 10-4, KISN 29 -23, WPST 31 -25, KTUX 20-16, 95XXX 24- 19,88 %of the airplay is charted with the South out in front
ELVIS COSTELLO
"Veronica" (WB)
Reports. 82. Moves. Up 17, Debuts 16, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 27 including PRO -FM, 92X, KITS, KKRZ, WKEE, WSPK, 930, WB00, WZYP, KKRD, WNYP, WOMP, WLRW, WZOU 33 -25, KEGL d-18, WGH 29 -23, K104 26 -19.
REPLACEMENTS
"I'll
Be
You" (Sire/Reprise)
Reports: 80. Moves: Up 31, Debuts 11, Same 22, Down 0, Adds 16 including WXKS, WZOU, WERZ, KZ106, WAPE, BJ105, WKZL, 92Q, G98, WJAD, WCIL, Y94, WMMS 26-21, WDFX d -24, 195 30 -26, WROO 23-19, KLW 35 -29.
EDDIE MONEY
"Let Me In" (Columbia)
Reports. 66. Moves: Up 13, Debuts 9, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 17 including WAVA, WZPL, WKRZ, WCGO, WQUT, KLO, WORD. KJ103, WTHT, WHTO, WJAD. KKXL, WMMS 28 -24, KXXR 16 -11, WKBQ 30-24, KSND 38-33, Y97 31 -21.
PETER SCHILLING "The Different
Story" (Elektra)
Reports: 60. Moves: Up 27, Debuts 3, Same 26, Down 3, Adds 1, 95XXX, WXKS 23 -19, KKBO 24 -16, KRBE 4 -2, 92X 20 -12, KWOD 34-30, KMEL 26 -21, WPST 39-36, B93 20 -14, K98 12-9, K106 11 -3, KZZB 4 -3, WQUT 28 -23, KTUX 40-36, KAKS 36-30, 0V103 6-5. Reports: 59. Moves. Up 10, Debuts 13, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 17, WZOU, CKOI, WKTI, WYCR, WONT, KSAQ, KTUX, KF95, KSND, WFXX, B98, 0104, KFRX, WPFR, WIBW, KYYA, KTRS, WERZ 39 -32, WROO 30-22, WIXX 33-29, KFMW 39-31.
"I Wanes
Be The
TANITA TIKARAM "Twist In My Sobriety" (Reprise) Reports: 24. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 4, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 4, KUBE, WYCR, WBBQ, WPFR, KPLZ on, KSND d -35, KYYA d -27, Z97 38 -35, KOZE 22 -18.
XTC
"Mayor
Simpleton" (Geffen)
RED SIREN
"All
Is
Forgiven" (Mercury)
Reports: 23. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 5, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 6, WSPK, WROO, KATM, WWFX, KPAT, KTMT, K104 d -25, KZZU 34 -26, OK95 37 -32.
BREATHE
"All This
Should Have Known" (A &M)
I
Reports: 22. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 4, Same 12. Down 0. Adds 3, PWR96, WAEB, WPFR, WXKS on, KROY d-32, WWFX d-35.
JOHNNY CLEGG "Scatterlings Of
Africa" (Capitol)
Reports: 21. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 8, KSAQ, KKMG, WHTO, B98, KYYA, KIRS, ZFUN, Y97, WYCR on -dp, WCGQ on -dp, KF95 on, SLY96 d -34.
GUY
"I Like"
(MCA)
Reports: 20. Moves: Up 7, Debuts 1, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 6, H0T977, Y106, KKSS, KYNO, KCAO, OV103, KITY on-dp, KTFM on, FM102 25 -18, KMEL 18 -14, KMGX 31 -25. West Coast breakout
'Into
BENNY MARDONES
The Night" (Polydor)
Reports: 19. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 3, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 4, 8104, KLUC, WPRR, KOIZ, B94 27 -20, WKTI 20 -16, KOYFM 2 -1, KZZP 2 -1, BJ105 34 -27, WKZL 30 -23, KRQ 40 -33, WKPE d-30, WIKZ 9 -7. Now released as a single but already #1 in Phoenix.
GLAMOUR CAMP "She Did
It"
(EMI)
Reports: 19. Moves: Up 8, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 1, Adds 0 including KXXR 37 -35, WKBQ 24 -20, KRNO 26-22, KFMW 34 -27.
JULIAN LENNON "Now You're In Heaven" (Atlantic) Reports: 18. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 17 including K104, WROO, WKSI, WLRS, KZZU, 95XIL, WOMP, KIXY, KCMG, Y94. 99KG, KPAT, KFMW, Y97, OK95.
BIG BAM BOO
"Shooting From My Heart" (Uni /MCA)
Reports: 18. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 1, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 2, KZZU, WDBR, WXKS on, WGH on-dp, KXXR 31 -24, K104 d -30. WOUT 36 -32.
BAD COMPANY "Shake It
Up" (Atlantic)
Reports: 17. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 1, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 4, WOKI, WKSF, KISR, WPFM, KXXR 11 -7, K104 21 -14, WLRS 18 -14, WKOD 28 -22, KMYZ d -29, 95XIL 24 -16, KIXY 33 -27, WKFR 33 -25, 99KG 32-27, Y97 25 -20. 85% of the airplay is charted.
GINA GO -GO
"I Can't
Face The Fact" (Capitol)
Reports: 17. Moves: Up 5. Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 5, Adds 1, KLUC, WFMF 15 -11, KEZB 26-22, KKFR 10-9.
ANITA BAKER "Lead Me into Love" (Elektra) Reports: 15. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 15, WPGC, KROY, K98, KZZB, WCGQ, KZFM, KF95, KKMG, KSND, KMGX, KQMQ, KYRK. KNAN. WPFM, KBOZ.
TIFFANY "Hold An Old Friend's Hand" (MCA) Reports: 14. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 14, WZOU, PRO-FM, WGH, KDWB, WLAN, WPST, WCGQ, WKSI, WKZL, WHOT, KYRK, KKFR, WIKZ, WPFM.
CURE
"Fascination Street" (Elektra)
Reports: 14. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 13, KEGL, KKBQ, WGH, WNVZ, K106, KZZB, 111105, KYRK, WZKX, KIXY, WBNQ, KOZE, Y97, KRBE d -34. Reports: 14. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2. Same 30 -25
5,
1
MIKE & THE MECHANICS "Seeing is Believing" (Atlantic) Reports: 55. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 14, Same 18, Down O. Adds 19 including PRO -FM, JET -FM, K104, WERZ, 930, 0106, 098, WPXR, WORD, KATM, KKXL, KBOZ, KTRS, KTMT, WZOU d -34, KXXR 35 -32, WHOT 33-30.
ION
AL B. SURE!
"It I'm
Not Your Lover" (WB)
Reports: 14. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 3, Same 4, Down 0, Adds KKMG 26 -21, KDON 22 -17.
ROBBIE ROBB
"In Time"
Reports: 13. Moves: Up BJ105 d -35.
1.
"Lite Is Too Short" (Jive/RCA)
Reports: 12. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 0, Adds 3, KOY -FM, KZZB, 0V103, KGGI 17 -13, FM102 12 -9, KMEL 2 -1, K106 d -33, KMGX d -36. Strong West Coast moves. :.
FIGURES ON A BEACH "You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet" (Sire/WB) Reports: 46. Moves: Up 23, Debuts 5, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 1, KKSS, WZOU
11 -9, WMMS 21 -18, WZPL d -34, WERZ 40-36. WSPK 39.36, WPST 22 -18. KXX106 35 -32, CHED 14 -7, KLUC 38 -24, G98 34 -30, 0104 34 -31, KKXL 36-32, KOZE 30 -27. OK95 35 -31. 63% of the airplay has charted.
(A &M)
Reports: 39. Moves Up 17, Debuts 1. Same 13, Down 0, Adds 8, WROO, WZYP, WPHR, WZKX, 0104, KNAN, 297, ZFUN, WXKS 9-8, KPLZ 14 -11, KXX106 9-4, WAPE 19 -10, KSAO 39 -34. Z104 35-27, KF95 30-27, KOZE 20-16.38% of the charted airplay is top 15 or fetter.
Can Just Get Through The Night" (Eiektra) Reports: 38. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 1, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 10, WLAN, 100KHI, WTHT, WJMX, KNAN, KLW, WIBW, KIRS, KMOK, KZOZ. WXKS on, Y95 on-dp, KROY on-dp. I
HOT977, WPGC d -29, KGGI 10-7, KROY d -29, KKSS d -33,
(A &M)
ONE NATION "My Commitment" (IRS) Reports: 11. Moves. Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 3, Down 0. Adds 3, 2104, KKSS, WOMP, CKOI on, SLY96 d-29.
COWBOY JUNKIES "Sweet Jane" (RCA) 1,
Same 6. Down 0, Adds 2. CKOI, KBOZ. WMMS d-27, KISN on-dp, WROO 28-25.
DARYL HALL & JOHN OATES "Love
PHOEBE SNOW "t1
1,
Debuts 3. Same 5, Down 0, Adds 4, WNVZ, KDWB, WOKI, KCAO, KXXR on. KOY -FM on, K104 on,
Reports: 11. Moves: Up 2, Debuts
"Stop"
-
Reports: 14. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 10, Down 0, Adds 3, WNNK, KZFM, KF95, HOT97 25 -21, KTFM on, KMEL on.
TOO SHORT
SAM BROWN
Down 0, Adds 4, KGGI, KEZB, KKSS, KKFR, KROY d -34, H0T977 d -37, KDON
GIPSY KINGS "Bamboleo" (Elektra)
One" (LMR)
Reports: 57. Moves: Up 27, Debuts 3, Same 13, Down 14, Adds 0 including WXKS 22 -18, WKSE 17 -12, H0T97 1.1, Y108 18 -9. KZZP 9 -7. KGGI 5-4, KROY 5 -3, KKLO 10-8, B93 17 -11, WNOK 28 -24, KZFM 2.1, Z102 26-22, KQMQ 17 -14, KLUC 4 -2, KDON -1.
IGNIFIC4NT
Of
Reports: 23. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 11. Down 0, Adds 7, WXKS, KKBO, KRBE, KF95, KIXY, KWTX, WPFR, WZOU d -32, WMMS 23 -19, KOZE d -35.
MAURICE "This Is Acid" (Vendetta /A &M)
TOM PETTY "1 Won't Back Down" (MCA)
STEVIE B
WAS (NOT WAS) "Anything Can Happen" (Chrysalis)
Reports: 11. Moves: Up 2, Debuts
1,
FREIHEIT "Keeping The Dream Reports: 10. Moves: Up
1,
Debuts
1,
Train" ( Sire/Reprise)
Same 6. Down 0. Adds 2, WXKS, G98, WNYZ on, KNAN on, KOZE 33 -29.
Alive" (WTG)
Same 5. Down 0. Adds 3. WKTI, WZOK, WOMP. Y95 on -dp, Z104 38 -30.
ALEXANDER O'NEAL "(What Can
I
Say) To Make You Love
Reports: 10. Moves: Up 4. Debuts 2, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 30 -26. The West Coast leads.
1,
Me" (Tabu /CBS)
KZOZ, KROY d -31, HOT977 30-22, KMGX 29 -21, KYNO
CYNTHIA "Endless Night" (Micmac) Reports. 10. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 1, KEZB, H0T97 21 -16, PWR96 16 -10, KGGI d -20, FM102 29 -24, KROY d -30. HOT977 20 -16, KDON 27-20. Hot dance action.
LEVERT
"Just Coolin'" (Atlantic)
Reports: 10. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 0. Adds 0 including KGGI 14 -8, KXX106 17 -11, KMGX 27 -23.
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19$91M
kid Gaia. CEFFHV REORDt
Edle Brickell & New Bohemians
"Circle"
From The Debut Album
Shooting Rubberbands At The Stars, Approaching Double Platinum
Over 85
CHR
Stations!
Y95 10-4 (HOT) WAPE 21-13 WBCY 27-21 KEGL 13-11 (HOT) Breaking Quickly At: WZOU 25 -20 K106 33 -25 KSAQ 35 -29 31 -25 KTUX 20 -16 WPST WMMS 14 Y106 deb 29 WJMX 27 -21 KISN 29-23 WSPT 27 -22 (HOT) Z97 20 -16 WXKS deb 34 KIXY 28 -15 (HOT)
New At: KPLZ add KKRZ add
K104 add WRQN add KBFM add 95X11 add 92Q add KAKS add
Top 5 LP Quickly Approaching 2 Million Units! Follow-up to a Top 10 Smash! Over 85 Stations Getting Immediate Response! Video on MTV & VH1 Over 125 AC Stations!
95XXX 24 -19
WIBW add KZOZ add
AOR TRACKS:
C)
Produced by Pat Moran
XTC
"The Mayor Of Simpleton" From Oranges & Lemons,
Already Their Biggest- Selling Album BUZZ BIN ON
MW
Early Action: WXKS add WZOU deb 32 Y95 KKBQ add KRBE add WMMS 23 -19
K104 K106 KF95 KSND KZZU
95XXX KNAN KIXY
KWTX KLYV WPFR
KFMW KMOK KOZE KTMT ZFUN Y97
New Rock: # 1 - 5 weeks BB Modern Rock Tracks: #1 - 5 weeks Gavin Alternative: #1 - 5 weeks FMQB Adventure Club: #1 - 5 weeks Album Network Expando: #1 - 5 weeks R &R
AOR TRACKS: Produced by Paul Fox
Management: Tarquin Gotch
Geffen Records: Powers And Abilities Far Beyond Mortal Music
THE BACK PAGE®
APRIL 21, 1989
NATIONAL AIRPLAY OVERVIEW
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HOWARD JONES/Everlasting Love (Elektra)
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POISON/Your Mama Don't Dance (Enigma /Capitol)
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MILLI VANILLI/Girl You Know It's True (Arista)
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