$250000 Giveaway Stirs Controversy - World Radio History

THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER NOVEMBER 21, 1980 ISSUE NUMBER 359

$250,000 Giveaway Stirs Controversy Controversy erupted on Monday (11-17) when Country-formatted WPKX & WVICX-FM/Washington, DC awarded $250,000 in the largest cash giveaway ever staged by an area radio station. Phone calls flooded the switchboard with lis-tener complaints that an overly excited disc jockey blurted out a crucial answer, rather than wait for the contestant's complete re-ply. In addition, winner Emily McGonigal sent in more than 6000 of the approximately 50-75,000 en-tries received by the station, and Monday's win was her third on-air chance at the prize. Following standard "cash-call"

procedure. a DJ randomly picked an entry from the "hopper," called the entrant, and asked the key ques-tion: name the last three songs and artists aired over WPKX & WVf a-FM. Listeners claim air personality Keith MacDonald an-nounced George Jones's name be-fore the winner correctly identified him as one of the song's artists.

Station PD Ted Stecker said, "We immediately listened to the tape, interviewed Ms. McGonigal and MacDonald, and determined that she had said George Jones, and was, in fact the winner." Stecker explained that MacDonald used a speaker phone which drown-ed out McGonigal, who could be heard talking in the background. "We've had calls saying she (McGonigal) didn't say George Jones's name and that she shouldn't have been allowed to fill out so many ballots. We decided in ad-vance to allow multiple entries . . . based on the amount of money in-volved, we didn't think we could control a limit of one entry per person." The station is satisfied that McGonigal won, and considers her a legitimate winner. She'll receive her winnings over a 20-year period.

All totaled, the winner, her hus-band, and children filled out over 18,000 entries. The station received

CHARTER TO MOVE INTO CABLE, TV OWNERSHIP

Wittberger Named Charter Exec VP

Russ Wittberger has been ap-pointed Executive Vice President for the Charter Broadcast Group. Wittberger. a longtime radio execu-tive, was most recently President of the Radio Division for Chart-corn, the short-lived partnership between Charter and Karl Eller. Charter Broadcast Group Presi-

dent John Bayliss stated that Witt-berger, who will be based in San Diego, will initially oversee KCBQ's transition to a Country format, as well as the pending acquisition of KITT-FM in San Diego. He will al-so work with Bayliss on special divisional projects: Bayliss added that Charter is limited in its radio options. already owning a sub-stantial number of properties, but that the company will be moving into cable and television owner-ship. Bayliss told Ft&R, "I think Russ

is one of the most talented people in the business. We've come close to working together several times before, and now we're both excited that we'll finally get the chance to really build a company."

SEVENTH DALLAS STATION IN FORMAT

KLIF Takes Country Turn KLIF/Dallas, a 50,000-watt fix-

ture in the market for decades as a Top 40 and more recently, a Pop/ Adult station, will join the growing legions of recently-converted Coun-try stations when it adopts that format January 1, 1981. Station GM T.J. Donnelly told

R&R, "We did our research and found that the change to Country made the most amount of sense to us for audience growth and adver-tising revenue. Basically, we've just made the decision, and there are not a lot of details to be de-scribed at this time." Donnelly added that no new PD had been named (Dean Tyler exited the

posItion two weeks ago (R&R 11-7)) and said that the current air staff would be reviewed shortly. The parent chain, Susquehanna

Broadcasting, has also appointed WFMS-FM/Indianapolis PD Herb Allen as Regional Program Execu-tive. Allen will oversee the pro-gramming at Country stations WFMS-FM, KPLX-FM /Dallas (KLIF's sister station), and now ICLIF. ICLLF"s conversion makes it the

seventh station to feature Country programming in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, joining KBOX, KPLX-FM, KSCS-FM, ICXOL, WBAP, and (at nights) KRLD.

over 6000: another 5000 were de-livered to the studios qfter she won: and an additional 7000 were at home, waiting to be mailed. The Washington Star featured

the story on the front page of Tues-day's paper, leading Stecker to comment that "nothing in the ar-ticle was negative or untrue. It's the last day of the ratings and be-ing on the front page of the Star has got to be good for us. We came into this market to make a name for ourselves, and we've done it." wpi a dr WVKX-FM debuted in the market October 1 with new owners (Metroplex) and new call letters, although they retained their Country format.

THREE EXECS EXIT

NBC Radio Reorganizes Three prominent NBC Radio

executives departed their posi-tions late last week as the network underwent a reorganization move. VP/Radio Programming Ruth Meyer, VP/Radio Affiliate Rela-tions Ray Gardella, and Radio Network Sales Director John Patt have exited the network. NBC's official position on the

matter, according to a spokesper-son, is that it's "reordering its priorities. We are restructuring to meet those priorities." NBC Radio President Dick Verne commented to R&R, "I don't want to tip our hand on some of the things we

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WNYR Converts Hate To Love WNYR Rochester, in a unique testimonial, set about to find someone who hated the station and its Country format. Wally and Sharon Bock were duly

found and issued a challenge — to live in a tent on a billboard in town, with WNYR's programming piped in 24 hours a day. WNYR bet the couple that they'd learn to love the station: but while they were up on the board, they were given an opportunity to vent their in-tents hatred of the station via a live

broadcast hourly. The couple even spent their sixth anniversary aloft, but after 13 days. they capitulated, declaring they'd come to truly enjoy WNYR. The station won national and heavy local news coverage of the event. Pictured above is the tent and billboard, with a ladder being raised to return

the repentant Bocks to earth.

Seattle Radio Station Makes First Iran Hostage Contact Radio scored a journalistic coup

last week (11-11) when KAYO/ Seattle talk-show host Laura Hall conducted a live telephone inter-view with American hostage Bruce Laingen in Tehran. The eight-minute interview, which aired shortly after 8:30pm (PST), was the first direct contact between the U.S. media and the hostages since their being taken prisoners last year. Hall, a 17-year broadcast indus-

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try veteran, told Ft&R that the News/Talk-formatted station had been working on contacting the hostages for the past year. "I've called the (Iranian) Foreign Min-istry and/or the Embassy two or three times a week and couldn't get through. Either the circuits were closed or someone would answer and hang up or there would be no answer or busy signals," she explained. Eventually, station producer

Shawn Inman made the initial con-tact with the Foreign Ministry in Te-hran. Inman said that when an English-speaking woman answer-ed the telephone, he requested Senior U.S. diplomatic officer Laingen, "and the next thing I knew, he was on the phone."

Aware Of Reagan's Election

KAYO Station Manager Alex Simis noted that due to the sensi-

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have planned. We sat down and looked at the network and decided to put more emphasis on news and information and that type of pro-gramming. In the process, we had to pick and choose the people we feel will best help to effect this change." Three key promotions from with-

in the network's ranks are expect-ed shortly: John MeGhan to Di-rector of Programming for NBC's Source network, Meddy Wood-yard as NBC Radio Director of Affiliate Relations, and Dan Forth as Source Director of Affiliate Re-lations. No immediate replace-ment for Meyer is planned, sources indicate, and further changes may be forthcoming. In two moves term-ed "unrelated to the other changes," Ellyn Ambrose was appointed VP/ Sales for the Source and Neil Weed was named VP/Sales for the NBC Radio net.

Haayen Resigns As Polydor President

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Fred Haayen has resigned his position as President of Polydor Records and Co-Chairman of Poly-gram East. Bob Sherwood, Presi-dent of Phonogram/Mercury, has assumed Haayen's responsibilities on an interim basis. Polygram Record Operations

USA (PRO-USA) President David Braun commented, "We are ex-tremely sorry to see Freddie leave Polygram. Over the years he has rendered invaluable services to this company on both sides of the Atlantic. But we fully understand his desire to take advantage of a substantial new opportunity. He is one of the brightest and ablest rec-ord executives in the business to-day, and while we will miss him, we can take consolation in the fact that Polygram will continue to benefit from his many past con-tributions." Haayen is currently in the final

stages of discussion about a new position at WEA International, but according to company spokesper-sons, the details of the arrange-ment have not yet been complete-ly worked out.

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COLUMNIST ATTACKS AIRBORNE REPORT

KSLQ Charged With Deception KSLQ/St. Louis was accused of deceiving its

audience by running a sound effects cart behind traf-fic reports to create the illusion that they were air-borne in nature. In his St. Louis Post-Dispatch col-umn (11-12), entitled "Faking It." radio/TV colum-nist Erick Mink charged that a number of airborne traffic reporter Allen Barklage's reports did not emanate from the station's copter, but "were tagged just like those done from the air."

Mink was alerted to the alleged deception by a listener who has a "scanner" that monitored two-way conversations of Barklage and the station. The listener also observed KSLQ's jet-copter on the ground when these reports were made. Mink told Ft&R. "I wanted to make sure this was not just an isolated occurrence, so this listener and I went to the landing field with the 'scanner' and a quartz watch and observed this practice take place repeatedly." The article detailed the dates and times.

FCC Checking

FCC Complaints and Compliance Acting Chief Steve Sewell commented to R&R, "I have not seen the article yet, but Mink told me it is on the way. At that time we will give the matter consideration"

When questioned as to the FCC's position on de-ception. Sewell pointed out, "Obviously we never like to see licensees deceive the public, but we will have to investigate the nature of the deception." Sewell said the FCC has never had to rule on a traffic-copter situation before.

Charter Clears It Up Charter Broadcast Group President John Bay-

liss discussed the Charter station's actions with FUR: "Our lawyers have looked into it. We've discussed it with the Commission and alerted them to a possible discrepancy. The practice of using sound effects in the traffic reports has stopped."

Bayliss explained further, "Our initial investiga-tion has shown that they were used as a production aid and not to deceive the audience. It was only used in the last report of the traffic period. This report featured current information, and because of the times it was scheduled. Barklage could take the in-formation he'd gathered while airborne and call it in from the ground at the field. The effects were used to enhance the report.

"I'm aware that it's not an uncommon practice to use such sound effects as an audio enhancement." Bayliss continued. "But I'd advise other stations using similar effects to also reexamine the practice if it might be taken as deception by their listeners"

E/A Promotes Maglia, Stein To VP

Lou Maglia Burt Stein

Elektra/Asylum Records has promoted Lou Maglia to Vice President/Sales and Burt Stein to Vice President/Promotion. Maglia had been Nation-al Sales Manager, while Stein was National Promo-tion Director at the label.

E/A Chairman Joe Smith commented, "1980 has been the best in Elektra/Asylum history, and the team efforts of these gentlemen played significant roles in our success. Both Lou and Burt are extra-effort people who have worked their way up through the ranks. They have earned these promotions."

Maglia, a 15-year industry veteran, has been with E/A for the last seven years, starting as a Regional Marketing Manager, and moving to Nation-al Singles Sales Manager before taking his most re-cent position. Stein began his industry career with E/A as a Chicago promotion rep in 1972, becoming a Regional Promotion Manager and then National Album Promotion Director before assuming the National Promotion Director role earlier this year.

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RSO, Curtom Dissolve Association

RSO and Curtom Records have reached an agreement to terminate their distribution association, with both parties terming it "amicable." The move follows RSO's dismissing its in-house and indepen-dent Black Music personnel last week and Curtom's subsequent hiring of several of the staffers.

RSO President Al Coury commented, "We have enjoyed a very good working relationship with Cur-torn. Getting to know (Curtom co-Presidents) Mary Stuart and the incredibly talented Curtis Mayfield has been a real pleasure." Stuart stated. "This as-sociation was a good one. but we feel it would be mutually beneficial not to continue. We are ending this relationship on very friendly terms."

LETTERS

Radio Responds To Records Dilemma

Dear R&R:

In reply to your editorial of November 7

It has been my observation of late that the entire marketing scheme of the record industry at large is grossly out of sync with that of radio.

For the past few years radio has placed increasing emphasis on research, while the record industry has, by and large, ignored the importance of this valuable marketing tool. "Great phones at PGC" is the closest most promoters come to furnishing objective information. In addition, the importance of record sales is viewed as a diminishing influence by many programmers, while their counterparts on the record side still appear to assume sales to be the major critierion for air play.

In radio the era of the wild-haired, psychedelic, self-indulgent pro-gram director is over! Steadily increasing competition has forced the survivors to compete successfully in the marketing arena. In order to successfully promote its product within that arena, the record industry will have to follow suit.

The overall goal of the music industry is the profitable sale of its product, while radio's goals and objectives necessitate the acquisi-tion and retention of its primary clientele (the listener) and then profit-able development of its secondary clientele (the sponsor). The bottom line goals of radio and records are different. More dialogue is needed to understand and transcend the differences.

Jack M. ('asey Program Manager WZZR/('leveland

Dear tt&R:

I am glad to see that someone has taken the spotlight to step back and take a look at "The Music Business" You are frighteningly correct in your analysis of the present and future of the industry. Let's hope that your efforts will shake someone into (what you call) "serious changes "

I expect that we will continue to hear the pathetic record moguls whining about the same ludicrous little excuses blaming anyone else for the slip in their business.

Such clear thinking is why Radio & Records is the most treasured publication I receive

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FCC TRANSITION TEAM TAKES SHAPE

Who's who on the Reagan FCC advisory squad

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THE ASCRIPTION PRESCRIPTION

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Arbitron use to assign credit on ambiguous diary entries.

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DELVING INTO DELPHI STUDIES

A comparison of R&R's two future prediction studies, one by select

executives, the other by a broader cross-section of the industry.

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THE CINCINNATI SHO WDO WN

Both sides of the big bucks battle between Yes-95 and 0102.

with million dollar stakes

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WRIF FOCUSES ON CASSETTE RESEARCH

WAIF Detroit uses a new intensive cassette research system with

small groups to get more precise music input.

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COUNTRY'S RADIOTHON IS COMING

The CMA cosponsors a nationwide radiothon to raise money

for the National Kidney Foundation

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"3-C" RADIO FOR POP/ADULT

With the three "C"s (Creativity, Communication, and Counseling),

Pop/Adult can recapture the spirit of the "Theater of the Mind."

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BRAC TO BASICS

The Black Radio Advisory Council holds its first meeting

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features Washington Report 4 TV News 16

Ratings & Research 8 Media Marketing 18

What's New 10 Brad Messer 20

Street Talk 14 Picture Pages 36

Gary Owens 16 Opportunities 61

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Washington Report QUALIFICATION METHOD STILL NEEDED

Heavy Broadcaster Opposition To Elimination Of First Phones Improve The Test, Don't Abandon It

In keeping with its deregulatory stance, the FCC has been studying a proposal to eliminate the First Class Ra-dio Operators License, and was flooded with responses last week (11-14) , mostly opposing the idea for a variety of reasons. Only NRBA and NAB enthusiastically endorsed the proposal. But individuals, by and large, oppose it. WVHI/Evans-ville, IN Chief Engineer Robert Maloney predicted "a deteriora-tion in broadcast quality and serv-ices as well as an increase in tech-nical violations if this proposal is adopted."

One reason the FCC proposed elimination of the license is evi-dence that the test currently used fails to measure technical com-petance in "hands-on" areas such as maintenance, repair, and oper-ation of broadcast equipment. First Class Operator Paul Hussle of Huntsville. AL addressed the issue by saying, "The test should be amended for those who wish to be certified for using and servicing transmitter equipment, thereby increasing the difficulty of the ex-am." The FCC noted, "Such a 'hands-on' test would be time-consuming, too costly, and would cause a complete breakdown in the licensing process."

Anyone Could Make Adjustments

If the FTC's proposal is adapted, any class of operator would be al-lowed to do any type of technical adjustments, subject to licensee discretion. KNWC/Sioux Falls, SD GM Hary Hendrickson comment-ed, "Allowing unqualified person-nel to make technical adjustments would only end up creating more problems due to the individuals' lack of knowledge." Another strong comment came

from first ticket holder Tim Schultz of Thousand Oaks, CA, who stated, "There are a lot of maniacs on the highway and they have licenses. A license does not mean that you are an expert, but it has been a good measure of knowledge that has worked well." In the proposal for elimination,

the FCC reasoned, "There are certain highly-qualified technical people that cannot take tests, and this excludes them from employ-

ment." John Rinse of Dunmore, PA disagreed: "Anyone who has the duties of interpreting FCC rules, understanding manufac-turers' technical instructions, and daily maintenance of equipment should not get 'psyched out' on a test." The Association for Broadcast-

ing Engineering Standards (ABFS) opposes eliminating the First Class License as a heavy burden on small market broadcasters. "The test should be improved, not aban-doned," ABES stressed.

Society Of Broadcast Engineers To The Rescue In comments to the Commis-

sion, the Society of Broadcast En-gineers (SBE) has suggested "an alternate method of certification similar to the one already used by SBE to show technical compe-tence." NAB has been discussing the feasibility of such a test with SBE that would help management to make a qualified determination of competency in lieu of the First Class License. NRBA called on the FCC to "be

ready to make available to the in-dustry any help required in for-mulating some uniform qualifica-tions if needed." NAB also sup-ports elimination. Reply com-ments are due December 14.

FCC: At A Glance Comments Requested For Second Region 2 Conference International Telecommunications Union (rru) Region 2 meetings

(including the U.S., North, Central, and South America, the Caribbean, and Greenland) will be held again in January. The FCC has asked for further comments on matters relating to Clear Channel, FM Channel Assignments, and especially 9 kHz Reduced Spacing.

All data received up to now, including that of the joint government-industry advisory committee, will be used and should not be resubmit-ted, noted the Commission. Material is being requested on ject to qualification of minority "the possible interference be- (Asian-American) Northeast Broad-tween Puerto Rico, the Virgin casting Company, Inc. (Nebco). Islands, and the U.S. in view of the WHAV had been set for hearing by distance between those islands the FCC, which received corn-and the mainland of North and plaints of misrepresentation and South America," according to the discrimination against female FCC. Also requested are corn- employees arid harassment of ments regarding the need for de- employees suspected of cooperat-velopment of any "subregional ing with the Commission. agreements" that would facilitate a new Region 2 agreement. Addi-tional comments are due Decem-ber 31 and replies January 15, 1981.

Distress Sales KDEW-AM-FM/DeWitt, AR has

been given the go-ahead for a dis-tress sale to minority-controlled Quadras, Inc. for $225,000 in stock plus an equal amount of cash in addition to 85% of accounts re-ceivable 120 days prior to closing. ICDEW was in trouble for alleged distortion of news and violation of the Fairness Doctrine. WHAV-AM-FM/Haverhill, MA

will be sold under distress sale proceedings for $1.13 million sub-

EEO Programs Are OK Last week (11-12), the FCC

granted license renewals and ap-proved the EEO goals and pro-grams for WUBE-AM-FM/Cincin-nati ; KXAR/Hope, AR; and WHBB/Selma, AL. These stations had responded to the Commission's request for updated EEO pro-grams and hiring goals.

Senate Keeps FCC in DC The Senate blocked a controver-

sial proposal alllowing the FCC to relocate in nearby Rosslyn. VA, in essence requiring the Commission to adhere to its original charter and lease headquarters space only in the nation's capital.

Alabama Gets American Indian-Owned Station Native American Broadcasting

has been given the go-ahead to start construction of a 10kw day-time station in Atmore, AL on 1140kHz. This is one of only three American Indian-owned stations in the country. Programming will be produced in cooperation with the Poarch Creek Telecommuni-cations Center and other tribal or-ganizations, as well as general in-terest programming.

KDWN Given The Power Over protests by WGN/Chi-

cago, an FCC judge has given KDWN /Las Vegas permission to increase nighttime power from 10kw to 501(w. WGN had charged that it would be impossible to bring the Las Vegas station's directional pattern into align-ment to afford sufficient protection at night. Both WGN and ICDWN operate at 720 kHz.

Minority Conference The FCC will sponsor an "En-

terprise Opportunities for Minor-ities in Telecommunications" two-day conference December 2-3 that will help minorities focus on ways in which they can participate in the expanding non-broadcast tele-communications industry, such as programming service areas. Com-missioner Tyrone Brown is the conference director.

FCC Transition Team Takes Shape

Senior advisors for Ronald Reagan's FCC Transition Team were announced this week. They include: Mark Fowler, of Fowler & Meyers, Washington law firm; form-er FCC Chairman Dean Burch of the Washington law firm Pierson, Bali & Dowd; former FCC Chairman Dick Wiley, currently with law firm Kirkland & Ellis; and former FCC Commissioner Margita White.

Team leader is Mike Gardner of Bracewell & Patter-son, who is not a communications lawyer. Fowler ex-plained, "Gardner will help to give us an 'outside look' at the FCC." He added, "Burch will have special review and veto powers within the transition team. We will have to rely very heavily upon him for coordinating infor-mation at the FCC."

Fowler Gets More Responsibility

"In addition to being a senior advisor for the FCC Transition Team, I am also a member of the Legal and Administrative Steer-ing Committee," Fowler com-mented. Other members of the Steering

Committee include: Steve Sharp, of Schnader, Harrison, Segal & Lewis and former member of Commissioner White's staff: and Larry Secrest of Kirkland & Ellis. "This group will look at all 25 ad-ministrative agencies along with the Justice Department, and will be responsible for selecting the people who will be 'team members.' We will then brief them, and get them out into the field for their fact-gathering missions," Fowler told R&R. "Dick Wiley," noted Steve Sharp,

"will be in an advisory capacity concerning the FCC, but he will be the team leader when it comes to

examining the Justice Depart-ment."

Transition Team Duties According to Sharp, "All transi-

tion teams will prepare three re-ports, the last of which is due at the end of December. These re-ports are confidential in nature." Sharp stressed to R&R, "We will only investigate: we do not have any hand in policy-making." The areas of investigation include budget, personnel, programs and polickes, and legislative. Reports will go to team leaders

and then be handed to Loren Smith, an associate professor at the Delaware Law School, who was chief counsel to Reagan during the campaign. Then it travels to Bill Timmons, who covers the Executive Branch Management & Congressional Relations end of the transition effort, and in turn re-ports directly to Ed Meese, dir-ector of the Presidential Transition Team. From there a full briefing and recommendations will be given to President-elect Reagan. R&R has learned that more

names will be announced the very near future.

The Week In Review • FCC Transition Team Co ming Together

• Broadcasters Oppose Eli mination Of First Phones

• NBC Radio Net Restructures And Reshuffles (see Page 1)

• FCC May Add New FM Stations For Hawaii (see Page 6) — Joel Denver

ITC Gets Comments On Deceptive Warranty And Nutritional Information Advertising Suggesting that the Federal Trade Commission look

at charges of deceptive advertising on radio on a "case-by-ease" basis, NAB told the agency that "current guidelines are counterproductive, as the information regarding war-ranty details cannot be understood in a 30- or 60-second commercial along with information on the product being sold." if an advertiser mentions a war-

ranty, complete information re-garding the warranty must be a part of the advertising message according to current standards. "This is a deterrent to the con-swner knowledge of the existence of a warranty on products," charges NAB, "as fewer adver-tisers have the time to clutter

their spots with this information." Similar comments were filed re-

garding nutritional information in advertising. NAB pointed out, "This information is best digested by the consumer at the place of purchase. Loading up a commer-cial with this information dilutes the value and purpose of the mes-sage."

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Sales Talk FCC May Add New FM's In Hawaii The Commission recent-ly (10-6) announced it is accepting comments on a proposal to open up the top half of the FM band 98-106 kHz, for regular broadcast use. This part of the band has been used since 1952 for inter-island

common carrier communications (R&R 10-31). R&R spoke to George Sarver,

Broadcast Bureau, FCC Branch Chief of Spectrum Utilization, about the proposal. "There has been no technical assessment made of the situation so far. The next step, should the FCC adopt this

proposal, would be for channel as-signments to cities, and then ap-plications would be accepted," ex-plained Sarver. "I could foresee this whole pro-

cess taking at least nine months or more before applications would be considered," Sarver concluded. Comments are due December 15

People

New York WNEW/New York personality

Pete Fornatele will be the guest of the "Tomorrow Show" with host Tom Snyder December 4, talking about his new book "Radio In The Television Age."

Gary Fisher

Gary Fisher appointed GSM at WABC, replacing Jack Maloney. Fisher has been an account exec with the station for four years. At the same time, Anita Edwards be-comes Sales Manager for the sta-tion,' a promotion from National Sales Manager.

Senator Jacob Javits (R-NY), Rep. Liz Holtzman (D-NY), and candidate (and eventual winner) Alfonse D'Amato (R-NY) were in-volved in a debate (10-29) at the New York Sheraton at the invita-tion of NYMRAD, which was at-tended by over 500 broadcasters. Panelists for the debate included Doug Edelson, WINS; Steve Flanders, WCBS; Peggy Stockton, WNEW; with Reggie Laite, WOR News Director, moderating.

Gannett Chairman and President Al Neuharth recently restruc-tured his office of CEO, making new assignments. Among them, John Quinn becomes President of Gannett News in addition to his duties as chief news executive.

Group W Chairman of the Board Don McGannon awarded an Honorary Doctor of Commer-cial Science degree in ceremonies recently at St. John's Univer-sity, NY.

Stephen C. Riddleberger recent-ly named Senior VP/Business Administration for RAB.

New York Mayor Ed Koch spoke before the International Radio and Television Society's Newsmaker Luncheon November 13 at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel on the subject of the relationship of news organizations and the gov-ernment, in an exchange with a panel of media reps.

Greenville, SC J. Kelly Sisk, Board Chairman

of Multimedia, Inc. died (11-6) at the age of 67. Sisk took charge of Multimedia in 1968 and built up its broadcast facilities to include 11 radio stations and four TV outlets.

San Antonio Gary Burns named VP/GM at

KISS, coming from Rust Com-munications, where he was Group VP.

Kansas City Greg Fitzmaurice, new GSM at

KI X M /Kansas City, announces Bob Zuroweste as Local Sales Manager.

Atlanta Charles Knight elected to Cox's

Board of Directors. He is Chair-man/CEO of Emerson Electric Co. in St. Louis.

Bozeman, MT Paul Vann Ehlis promoted to

Manager of KBOZ. He joined the station in 1975 as announcer, be-coming PD in 1976.

Washington

Andrew Yoder has been named Broadcast Bureau License Divi-sion Chief. Joe Gonzalez joins Commission as AU, filling the va-cancy of retiring Judge Reuben Lozner.

Jim Warwick, formerly with the FCC's Common Carrier Bureau's International Facilities Planning Division, was appointed engineer-ing assistant to Commissioner Abbott Washburn (11-3).

After 31 years with the FCC, Sylvia Kessler, a member of the Review Board, has retired (11-15).

Charles D. Jones of ABC News recently received an award from the Radio Television News Direc-tors Association (RTNDA) for 25 years of service to broadcasting.

Nevada

Elections recently completed for the Nevada Broadcasters As-sociation, with Tim Grant, K01,0/ Reno, as President; Torrey Sheen, GM, KWNA/Winnemucca, elect-ed VP/ Radio.

Missouri

The Missouri Broadcasters As-sociation (MBA) fall meeting con-chided in Joplin, MO with elections

of officers. President is Tom Gray, GM of KOMU-TV/Colum-bia; Steve Shannon, GM of KCMO-KCEZ/Kansas City is President-Elect; KWPM/West Plains GM Laurel Thompson is Secretary-Treasurer. Other elected board members include: Ken Elkins, GM, KSDK-TV/St. Louis; KFEQ/ St. Joseph GM Gene Millard; Ray Gilvard, Program Manager of KYTV/Springfield; and KDEX/ Dexter GM Leon Steinbrueck.

Boston Martha McGuire named Na-

tional Sales Manager at WRKO. She was formerly an account exec at the station.

Chicago WCFL named George Mazarr

Director of Business Development and Penny Linneweh Business Manager. Both come to the station from WMAQ across town.

Don DeCarlo, GSM, WGN/Chi-cago, has been given his VP stripes for Continental Broadcast-ing outlet.

New Brunswick, NJ At its 34th annual convention,

the New Jersey Broadcasters Association reelected WMTR/ Morristown and WDHA/Dover Pres./GM Peter Arnow President, with WVNJ-AM-FM /Newark Pres./GM Herbert Saltzman elected VP. New Executive Board members are WWOC/Avalon Pres./GM Larry Keene, Nassau Broadcasting Pres. Herbert Hobler, and WOND/Pleasantville & WMGM/Atlantic City GM Ray-mond Holbrook. Continuing on the board: WSUS/Franldin Pres./GM Peter Bardach, WCTC-WMGQ/ New Brunswick VP/GM Anthony Marano, and PDS Broadcasting Pres. Pat Delsi.

Los Angeles

The National Association for Better Broadcasts held its 27th an-nual conference at the University of Southern California's Annenberg School of Communications recent-ly. The theme was "The First Amendment In An Information Society," although the subject soon turned to "media access and its obtainability for minorities." Approximately 100 teachers, broadcast executives, students, actors, TV directors, and media watchdogs attended. "There should be statutory

responsibility to make sure that the (broadcast) medium is avail-able to all Americans, not just to white folks," noted Pluria Marshall, Chairman, National Black Media Coalition. Frank Orme, Executive Director for the NABB, comment-ed on the meager 136 minority-owned stations (out of 8539): "It's a dismal, disgraceful record and is the direct responsibility of the FCC." Responding on behalf of the FCC, Commissioner Anne Jones replied, "The government doesn't have the answer to these problems."

Long Beach Gregory Bell named National

Sales Manager at KFOX. He held a similar position at Sterling Broad-casting.

Motivation Of Underachievers Ron Kempff, VP/GM of WHIO-A M-FM /Dayton, recently com-

pleted an analysis of information gathered at the NRBA Convention (October 5-8) by Dr. John Demodovitch. The top ten suggestions for motivating underachievers included:

• Training & Education 17.4% • Monetary Rewards 15.4% • Establishing Goals & Objectives 15.0% • Better Understanding of Salesperson 12.3% • Recognition, Pride & Confidence 12.1% • Effective Assignment of Accounts 8.0% • Threats to Employment 5.4% • Better Organization of Work 4.5% • Time Management for Efficiency 4.3% • Sales Tools 2.0%

CitiCo m

WBEC-AM-FM/Pittsfield, MA sold by WBEC Inc. to CitIcom Broadcasting Corp. for about $1.2 million. Citicom is the new partner-ship of former NBC-TV President Robert Howard ;NewYork attorneys Scott Robb and David Kuhns; and Wake Warthen, a New York in-vestment banker. The company is closing soon on WOKO/Albany. Expansion plans include station management, sales network, mar-keting analysis, consulting, and packaging.

Century Cherie Koch named Co-op Coordinator, a newly-created position,

for the chain. She was an insurance executive before joining the com-pany.

Bernard Howard Rep firm now representing KAMX & KFMG/Albuquerque. Jean-

nine Jewell joins as account exec from L.A TV work.

Torbet Firm now repping KHF1/Austin. Bill Kehlbeck joins the New

York staff as account exec, coming from Roslin Radio Sales.

MUTUAL AGREEMENT — Over 600 stations, including the top 100 markets, will air Mutual Radio's "Country Music Countdown-80" New Year's special, marking the show as the highest clearing program in the net-work's history. Pictured with cohost Anne Murray is show's producer and WHN/New York PO Ed Salamon.

RKO Robin Fisher appointed Director

of Research after handling the same duties for two years at Major Market Radio.

RKO's forthcoming Boz Scaggs concert is, the net asserts, the first live stereo satellite concert pre-sented by a commercial network.

ABC Robert Watson named VP/East-

ern Sales Manager, moving over from VP/Midwest Sales Manager. That position has been assumed by Dennis Glynn, Midwest Sales Manager since December 1979.

Sheridan New programming under the

net's "SBM Focus" umbrella theme includes former Massachu-setts Senator Edward Brooke's "Brooke Report" Mondays (com-mentary on key news events), columnist Barbara Reynolds's "Reynolds Rap" Tuesday ("no holds barred" analysis of impor-tant issues). SBN correspondent Lou Law's "Law At Large" (hu-man interest Americana) on Wednesdays, and economist An-drew Brimmer's "Brimmer's Baro-meter" Fridays (economic coun-sel).

Mutual Arthur Kriemelman named VP/

Sales, based in New York. He was most recently GSM at ABC's KSRR/Houston. Net picked up exclusive radio

rights beginning in 1981 to carry Atlanta Falcons games. The three-year agreement includes presea-son and regular games, which will be carried over a seven-station network with WGST/Atlanta as flagship.

Enterprise Net announces nine more sta-

tions will carry the "all sports pro-gramming" when it hits the air January 1, including: WNIC-AM-F M /Detroit ; WWSW-AM / Pitts-burgh; WOHO-AM /Toledo, OH; WSAY-AM/Rochester; KTUC & KNDE/Tucson ; VVKDA-AM/ Nashville; and WHEL & WIMZ/ Knoxville.

NPR Susan Stamberg, for nine years

the co-host of "All Things Consi-dered," is taking a leave of ab-sence to compile a book to be pub-lished by St. Martin's Press titled "Susan Stamberg's All Things Considered." She will continue to supply feature material for the show.

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"The impact of these conflicts measurably slows production of your ratings."

Slogan Conflict:

The Ascription Prescription Handling slogan conflicts in a fair and logical

manner is one of the more vexing tasks facing Arbitron. A relatively new technique — called ascription — is one of the steps Arbitron is taking these days. As I've run into more and more cases where ascription has been used in markets, some sub-tleties of the procedure have become apparent. Those of you involved in slogan conflict situations may be interested in what ascription is really all about. Later in this column we'll also examine other options that Arbitron might want to consider in order to help clarify slogan conflict situations.

Conflict Cause And Effect Slogan conflicts are caused by stations that

use nonexclusive identifiers. Such slogans may be rounded frequency items such as "FM 104," or such creative logos as "Gotham's. Beautiful Music Station." The instance involving the rounded fre-quency is the more prevalent of the two and the one we'll deal with in this article.

Although the occurrence of slogan conflicts is a relatively minor aspect of Arbitron's ratings production effort, an inordinate amount of time is spent trying to clear up these entries. Less than 4% of the diaries contain slogan problems, but the impact of these conflicts measuLably slows pro-duction of your ratings.

Arbitron's technique to resolve these conflicts now involves two major ways to clarify the entries — callbacks to the respondents involved, and fail-ing that, ascription. Since Arbitron will make a maximum of five attempts to reach each indi-vidual involved, this can take several days, delay-ing the production of the relevant market's report. It is not unlikely that a report containing several thousand diaries may be delayed while Arbitron attempts to clear up a slogan conflict in five diaries.

How Ascription Works After the callbacks have been made and the

respondent cannot be reached to clarify the non-exclusive entry, ascription comes into play. Ascrip-tion is basically a computer assignment of a cer-tain number of the diaries in conflict, giving each station involved the chance to get credit in a speci-fic number of diaries. How is the number of diaries determined? It depends on the number of diaries in question. An example might be as follows:

There are 10 diaries, in a specific county or

ethnic area, that contain entries to "FM 104." There are three stations in the metro that use the slogan "FM 104." In the discrete county or ethnic area we are reviewing, two of the stations have had numerous in-tab diaries in the previous year's surveys. The ratio of this tab o count (total of all lis-tening output — specifically, the number of diaries in which a station was mentioned at least once) — let's say station X had four times as many in-tab as station Y during the last year — will then be used to guide the computer in determining which slogan conflict diaries are credited to what sta-tions. If 10 diaries contain the conflict, station X would get the vast majority of the diaries involved.

Key Concerns Two key points to keep in mind here. The

slogan conflicts are being resolved on a discrete county or ethnic region (HDBA or HDHA) basis, not on a metro-wide basis. This can mean that in one county stations X and Y might be given credit through ascription (since both had mentions in the previous year) whereas in another county stations X and Z might be involved (if station Z was a low power entity that showed up well in just one metro county, for example).

The other major item you need to be aware of is that when the computer theoretically assigns eight of the 10 diaries to station X. the assignment includes diaries selected on a totally random basis. There is no attempt made to see that the diaries credited to each station involved in the conflict make any sense in terms of how they are distri-buted. A conflict that involves an ethnically pro-grammed station and a Country property might lead one to believe that the Black-formatted entity would get its assigned diaries from its target ethnic and demographic group. Not necessarily so. It might be that the Country station would end up with credit for diaries from black homes, based on the random assignment of conflicting diaries to each station involved.

In the past Arbitron used to split the conflicting entries in each diary — giving a portion of each en-try to each of the stations involved. With the ap-proach now used, each station gets all the disputed listening in a diary, and the diaries are apportioned by the computer based on the tab from the previous year. The chance that each station involved in the slogan conflict will receive credit in diaries that

Q&A What use might the new Arbitron Programming Package be to radio? Several of you have asked lately, so I've requested samples of the printouts from Arbitron. I'll be doing an evaluation soon, and will be including in my column examples of some of the available runs.

My first impression is that the data can be as useful as any other non-verified Arbitron information. Also, keep in mind that the package is available through the AID system from Arbitron. It will be an expense to retrieve the information through this system.

Week In Review

Advisory Council Election Nears

Ninety-one broadcasters are running for the six open slots on the Arbit roil Radio Advisory Council. Ballots with the names and format categories for each of the individuals are now in the hands of Arbi-Iron subscribers, with the ballots due to be returned by December I. Arbitron will review the returns and mail a final ballot — containing the two most popu-lar names for each of the six categories involved — to subscribers on December 15. Final ballots must be in to the Arthur Young auditing firm bv December 31.

Arhitron Beefs Radio Sales Team

Arbitron Radio has added an account executive to its Chicago office and a client service representative to the L.A. office. Dean Mutter, formerly of WIND, has joined the Chicago sales staff, while Barbara Barnowit, has been promoted to client service rep in L.A.

appear to logically be "theirs" is just that — a chance, based on random selection. The closer the tab o count between the stations involved, the greater the chance that the stations involved will get diaries that are mixed, since each station would receive approximately the same number of diaries out of the conflict pool.

Programming, Sales Implications As a result of the above allocation of credit

by the ascription technique, stations may wind up with audience profiles or composition that don't make sense. If a significant number of diaries are involved in the conflict — atid in some cases dozens of diaries are involved — the assignment of the credit to diaries and demos that don't nor-mally fall into a station's target can pose problems. The PD may wonder what the station did to at-tract such an audience — and was it a fluke or not? The sales manager has to wonder why the station's demographic strengths have shifted, and what the competition will be saying about the new audience makeup as reflected in the last Arbitron book. In both cases the station management has a possibly distorted view based on the ratings report.

Options Available There are viable options that Arbitron may

want to consider using in terms of resolving slogan conflicts. Next week we'll explore those options. See you then.

Jhan Hiher, former Manager of Radio Mar-ket Reports for Arhit is R&R Research Editor. Contact Jhan with any research or ratings ques-tion sou m a'. have.

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Radio Sells

Radio Via

Radio Utilizing the theme, "I Heard

It On The Radio," the Puget Sound Radio Broadcasters Asso-ciation (PSRBA) is currently con-ducting an on-air campaign designed to demonstrate the ef-fectiveness of radio advertising. The 10- to 15-second spots, pro-duced quarterly by Seattle ad agency Graf Hanson Hoke Inc., air 118 times daily via PSRBA member stations, with support materials including buttons (pictured), sales aids, and local retail seminars

The campaign, which began in January of this year, covers a variety of subjects ranging from energy conservation to radio and local retail facts. Basically, the

project uses humor to entertain listeners (suggesting showering with a friend to save water, for example) while stressing the medium's own selling power. For further information contact Patricia H. Graf, Graf Hanson Hoke Inc , 85 S. Washington St., Seattle, WA 98104, (206) 682-8203.

MINI NEWS MAGAZINE

Is The 18-49

Demographic Outdated? TV STUDY CONFIRMS RADIO REALITY

As evidenced by radio's ongoing format fragmentation, more and more

stations are aiming for a slice rather than the whole pie by targeting their programming to an increasingly narrower demographic. Many adver-tisers are also aware that the tradi-tional 18-49 demographic is simply

too broad a base to satisfy their specific needs. According to a recently-published

position paper from the Marketing Services Department of the CBS Television Network, TV has also begun to recognize the limitations of

the present demographic boundaries. The report terms the 18-49 base un

Capital Cities

3rd Qtr., Nine

Month Net Up Capital Cities Communications

reported that net income for the third quarter of 1980 increased 18 per-cent to $17.5 million, up from $14.8 million in the equivalent period of 1979, while third quarter revenues rose 12 percent to $113.9 million, up from 1979's $101.5 million. Nine-month net for the broadcast

firm likewise rose 18 percent to $53.2 million, up from $45.1 million during the year-previous period. Nine-month revenues also climbed 14 percent to $341 1 million, up from 1979's $299.8 million

Merishel Enters

Radio Syndie Market "Minute Magazine," a radio news feature spotlighting offbeat stories and

personalities in the headlines, marks Merishol Productions' first entry into the syndicated radio held The short-formatted program is available directly from the Los Angeles-based radio and TV production firm to radio stations nation-wide For further information contact Dan Bats, Merishel Productions, 590 N Vermont Ave , Los Angeles, CA 90004.

realistic for 1980 advertisers and suggests an expansion which would divide the base into either 18-49 or 25-54. This would enable adver-tisers to skew toward either the high end (50-54 age group) or low-end (18-25) of the 25-49 base, depending on the particular product or service they had to offer. After all, few 50-year-olds are interested in purchas-ing . rock albums and fewer still 18-year-olds have even considered re-tirement insurance

The study's recommendations are founded on an analysis of the viewing habits of audiences (aged 18 through 54) for the top 60 prime time TV pro-grams broadcast during the fourth quarter of 1979. While 18-24 and 25-49 viewers had similar viewing habits, the survey found that the 50-54 segment had substantially dif-ferent viewing patterns and was con-sequently eliminated from many ad-vertising schedules. This, combined with the continuing rise in affluence among the 45-54 demographic and corresponding decline in income among the 18-24's, will no doubt influence advertisers to seek more specific demographics in the near future

Normal Office

Hours Are

Unproductive Normal office hours are not likely

to be conducive to productivity, ac-cording to a recent study conducted on behalf of the Omega Watch Corporation. The survey, which soli-

cited the opinions of a number of major corporate chief executives, found that 43 percent of the execs

polled claimed that the period before 9am was their most productive time. An additional 18 percent chose the hours after 5pm, and another three percent said their lunch hour was their most productive period. Slightly more than one-third (36 percent) cited the normal office day.

Harris Unveils FM

Composite Processor The Harris Corporation's Broadcast Products Division recently intro

duced an FM Audio composite processing unit, the "MSP-95 FM Audio

CPU " Designed for use with composite Studio/Transmitter Links or any FM exciter's wideband input, the unit is specifically suited for FM stations

that utilize an STL link The product's features include Digitally Synthesized Modulation

and Dynamic Transient Response The latter holds overshoot on any program material to two percent or less, allowing a two to six deci-bel increase in loudness from the stereo generator alone while maintaining high stereo separation, low crosstalk, and low intermodular distortion.

In addition, the "MSP-95 FM Audio CPU" incorporates "Split Band, Dual Function FM Processing," "Soft Synching," and transformerless bal-anced inputs. For further information contact Eric Jacobson at the Harris Corporation Broadcast Products Division, 1.0 Box 4290, Quincy, IL 62301, (217)222-8200

"Jazz Chronicles" Radio

Syndie Show Available "Jazz Chronicles, - the weekly, two-hour syndicated radio series targeted

for Contemporary Hit Radio, Pop/Adult, and AOR audiences, is now avail., ble to stations on a barter basis through Audio Stimulation The Syndicate

It Inc.-produced programs are hosted by KILGO(Los Angeles's Jim Gotta and written by Harvey Sider*, incorporating Syndicate It's theme, -Th.• Jazz Everybody Loves."

The first program, "Echoes Of Ellington," which aired November 1, high lighted the contributions and musical influence of Duke Ellington For further information on "jazzing up" your format, contact Bob Dockery. Jr., President Syndicate It Inc., 1680 Vine St., Suite 1116, Hollywood, CA 90028, (213) 463-7198

Blair's 3rd Qtr. Net

Slides 33 %, Revenues Rise Broadcaster rep firm John Blair 81 Co. posted an earnings decline of 33 per-

cent during the third quarter of 1980, with net profit for the period ending September 30 falling to $2.2 million, down from $3.3 million in the year-previous period Third quarter revenues rose three percent during 1980 to $54 8 million, up from $53.1 million in the analogous period of 1979.

Blair's nine-month earnings also slipped (15 percent) to $7.5 million, down from 1979's $8.9 million, while nine-month revenues climbed 14 percent to $161 9 million, up from $141.6 million in the equivalent period of 1979 The declines were primarily attributed to the firm's owned stations and graphics divisions.

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1980 Clio Awards

Deadline Upcoming Radio stations wishing to submit their commercials for

judging in the annual Clio Awards have until December 15, 1980 to meet the deadline All spots first aired in the 13-month period from January, 1980 through January, 1981

are eligible if they were not entered in last year's competi-tion (with commercials airing for the first time in December, 1980 or January, 1981 having an extended deadline of February 1, 1981)

Each 71/3 ips tape entry must be accompanied by a com-pleted entry form and one-dme fee of $40 for HAS members ($50 for non-members). For additional information or entry forms, contact the Clio Offices in New York at (212) 593-1900 or in Los Angeles at (213) 937-7337, all entries should be mailed to Clio Awards, 30 E. 60th St., New York, NY

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Answering Machine

Messages Available

Although telephone answering machines have become

commonplace by now, there are still people who harbor an aversion to having their voices recorded For these people, as well as for those who aspire to be the life-of-the-phone-system, We've Got Your Number has created a variety of messages which can be played back on any telephone an-swering machine.

The brainchild of writers Hollis Dario' and Merle MY:trims, We've Got Your Number offers four different cas-settes containing 12 separate messages based upon a single theme. Volume One ("Fantasies") includes taped messages from an Indianapolis race driver and God, while Volume Two

showcases a number of participants of popular sports and

Leisure Market Network Aims Ads At Affluent To paraphrase an old adage, "If you want to lead a horse

to water, you first have to find out where the horse drinks." Bearing this in mind, a Baltimore marketing firm, Leasure Market Network, is attempting to reach the five percent -upper crust" of the population by placing radio ads at the watering holes of the elite Rejecting Palm Beach, FL because the natives "aren't all that wealthy there," the firm desig-

nated 12 initial markets, including Sun Valley, ID, Hilton Head, SC, Main, HI; Lake Placid, NY (the only Northeast

or Midwest location included); and the Virgin Islands. The packaged radio spots promise to deliver advertisers

not only the idle rich who frequent these resort areas, but also the year-round employee who often tends to be an equally-afP.uent son or daughter of a wealthy family.

hobbies Volume Throe features -executive type" messages for business and professional images, and Volume Four con

suits of crazies with off -the-wall routines Combining music, sound effects, voice impersonations

and humor, all messages are 18 seconds in length, and can be played on any standard cassette player, which can then be transferred to any telephone answering device We've Got Your Number is available at various record and retail depart-

ment stores

Broadcast Media Research

Center Established The New York-based Markle Foundation and the British

Broadcasting Corp. (BBC) have recently established the Broadcast Modia Research Center in London The joint ven ture (set up in collaboration with the British Film Institute) plans to study key social issues and their cultural impact

upon the international electronic media as these izeufs emerge The two investors have bankrolled the venture with

$375,000 to cover the project's first three years of operation Following this, the venture may be renewed

PRO :MOTIONS Smith Elected To RIAA Board

Joe Smith has been elected to the Recording Industry Association of America IRIAA1 Board of Directors. Cur-

rently Chairman of the Board of Elektra/Asyltun Records, a position he has held since 1975. Smith began his industry career in radio, where he was a notable air personality at WMEX/Boston in the late 1950's. He joined Warner Bros. Records as National Promotion Manager in 1962 and was named Executive Vice President of the label in 1970, rising to President in 1972.

Gamble, Huff Form Salvation Gospel Label

Kenneth Gamble and Leon Huff, respectively Chairman and Vice Chairman of the Board for the Philadelphia Inter-national and The Sound Of Philadelphia record labels, have announced the formation of Salvation Records, a gospel label.

Earl Shelton, President of the Mighty Three Music Group, has been named to head the new record company, which will issue its first single in late November.

McLean Named Musical Prog. Dir. At CBS Video

Jock McLean has been ap-pointed Director of Musical Programming for CBS Video Enterprises. Most recently East Coast Director of Artist Development for Columbia Records, a position he has held since 1978, McLean previous-ly served as Columbia's Mana-ger of Artist Services since 1975. Prior to joining the label, McLean was associated with Peter Asher Manage-ment, having formerly been employed by Nat Weiss and Jock McLean

Nemperor Artists from 1967-70.

In his new post. McLean will be responsible for de-veloping programming involving musical performances for the video software market. In addition to securing new program-ming, he will liaison with production staffs during all phases of production as well.

Mangini Upped

To Div. VP/Operation

Services At RCA John Mangini has been elevated to Division Vice Presi-

dent of Operation Services at RCA Records. Most recently Division Vice President of Finance, Mangini joined the label as Director of Financial Operations in 1978, having previously spent five years with the RCA Corporation as Director of Financial Analysis for the Group and Corporate Staff.

In his new post, Mangini will be responsible for RCA's U.S. record manufacturing operations, distribution, warehouse operations, studio operations, purchasing and international facilities management.

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RCA Tracks Jimmie Mack

Jimmie Mack is beck, having lust signed an exclusive recording contract with RCA Records with his first selt_tided album due for release in a couple of weeks. Shown celebrating the event are (seated 140 the Jumpers' (Mack's backup group) Gene Leppik, RCA VP Ed DeJoy, Mack, and Domino, Inc.'s (Mack's management firm) Michael Nektoen; (standing, 1-r) the Jumpers' Steve Merole and Mykey Flasher end RCA's Vic Mendelson.

Maze Brings Joy to Memphis

Capitol recording artists Maze recently played Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis on a nationwide tour to promote their "Joy And Pain" LP. Back-stage after the show are (l-r) Capitol/EMIA/Liberty Records Group Presi-dent Don Zimmermann, Miss Black World 1980 La Rita Shelby, Mare's Frankie Beverly, end Capitol's Varnell Johnson.

Buchanan's "My Babe"

Roy Buchanan's recently-released LP, "My Babe," marks the artist's de-but as producer. Buchanan recently met with Waterhouse Records to discuss promotional plans. Pictured are (ir) Waterhouse's Kevin St. John, Buchanan, Waterhouse's Gary Marx and Wayne Isaak.

Berry Breaks BMI Awards Record

Past winner of 27 BMI awards, Chuck Berry recently garnered four more Commendations of Excellence for his long and outstanding contribution to rock & roll, rhythm & blues, country, and popular music. The precedent-shattering collection was presented to Berry (left) by BMI VP Frances Preston (center) and BMI's Russ Sanfek (right) following Berry's perform-ance at Nashville's Exit/In.

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Declaration On Independents

Okay, what's really going on with all the independent promotion people? Well, 80 far every-thing we've heard on the streets is long on speculation and short on facts. No matter what you've seen elsewhere, there was no corporate dictum at WCI or WEA that all independents were to be laid off. Yes, Warner Bros. and Elektra/Asylum did stop using all independents temporarily, but even as you read this, new contracts with several indie promoters are being inked for 1981 by both companies. So, what's all the talk about? To make a long story short — the indepen-dents collectively became far more expensive than anyone had budgeted for this or any other year. Candidly, this situation came about due to greed and the swelling ranks of independent promotion people. Wise label executives simply said, "Enough is enough," and are now setting up deals for 1981 that will exclude some of the extravagant bonuses and other excesses. There may be fewer independent promotion people around in 1981, but in the recent days of the record business, isn't there less of everything?

Did you hear that Clay Gish would be the new PD of KNUS/Dallas? Wrong. According to consultant Paul Drew, the new PD will be Larry James.

Another hot radio rumor circulating through the Northeast this week had Rick Dees joining the staff at CHUM/Toronto. Tracing that one down to Rick himself, just back from doing a TV show in Vancouver, he said, "Doesn't it snow in Toronto during the winter months?" Look for Rick to stay in L.A.

Snuff Garrett appeared with Burt Reynolds on a Mery Griffin show and revealed to all watching that Burt's nickname is "Floyd." Apparently that's what all Burt's close friends call him, and now so will many of his not-so-close friends.

Speaking of names . . . Street Talk has learned that Al Brady will officially become Alexander B. Law (his real name) when he takes over the GM reins at WYNY/New York on December 1. That leaves at least three great radio names still available for future generations: Hal Martin, Gerry Peterson, and now, Al Brady.

Chuck Lakefield, last at KMJC/San Diego, has joined the staff at WKBW/Buffalo in the 7pm-midnight shift.

KPLZ/Seattle has a prime opening in PM drive now that David Jones has left the North-west for the new WCFL/Chicago lineup. Inter-ested parties should contact KPLZ PD Jeff King.

Mark Avery, formerly of KVIL and KLIF/ Dallas, has become the new Program Director at KLUE/Longview, TX.

Congratulations to MCA Regional promo-tion man Jay McDaniel and his wife on the birth of their son, Christopher Lee McDaniel, on October 30.

Gary Bruce, who had been the interim PD at WLAM/Lewiston, ME, is no longer "interim." His appointment was made official this week.

Bill Richards has joined Ingstad Broad-casting as PD for KLYX/Sioux Falls. Bill had been PD of KQWB-FM/Fargo for the past four years.

The Society of Radio Personalities and Programmers ISRPP) has announced the dates and location for its first annual conven-tion. The SRPP membership will gather in Cincinnati July 17-19, 1981. We'll have more details in the weeks to ewe.

Helen Reddy has reportedly left Capitol Records to sign with Polygram.

Take Our Audience — Please

This has to go down as one of the more charitable acts any radio station has ever performed. WFBL/Syracuse officially changed formats last week (11-15) from Contemporary Hit Radio to Al Ham's very successful "Music Of Your Life,- but prior to the change something very unusual happened. In a rare act of concern for its young

listeners during the changeover phase. WFBL offered air time to a former direct competitor in order to give the audience a place to rest their bruised feelings and find a new radio home. WFBL GM Rick Thomas approached WSYR-FM, an AOR station, and offered time to invite the WFBL listeners over to WSYR's fre-quency. WSYR GM Hugh Barr said, "It was crazy, but it certainly benefitted both stations without hurting anyone, and the listeners win in the end." The commercials were produced by

WSYR-FM and aired on WFBL for one full week before the format switch. Al-though there has been no official audience monitoring in Syracuse since this unselfish act of competitive cooperation, one has to think the audience found it refreshingly honest, to say the least.

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A poem reached the magic G.O. desk last week:

The elections are over The votes have been cast The political speeches are over at last The winners are singing a happy tune The losers prepare to leave office soon.

Now, let's all join together Let all bitterness pass I'll hug yodr elephant And you kiss my — donkey.

and our thanks to little 12-year-old Virginia, who sent us this letter right before she scribbled out her annual question about Santa Claus to that New York paper. Cute.

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Nice to know that Radio & Records in its maniacal plan to blanket the circulation of the world has subscribers in Spencer, Iowa. I know, for we just re-ceived a nice note from Mike Hoyer of KICD-AM-FM. Mike saw my mention about our days at KMA about the time the Everly Brothers were doing a show across the street at KFNF. Mike brought me up to date on what happened to everybody who was there during our hal-cyon years. Mike was named the top Country jock for '71-'72 . . . and was Country Music Association deejay of the year in '73. While at WHO in Des Moines '65-'71, he said his weirdest call was one from Hollywood, from a guy who called him from a phone booth near the Capitol tower (and that man who called Mike grew down to be Cowboy Har-low, just arrested for sheep molestation and going bonkers).

* * * * * A terse note from Tony

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he would like to have in print the feelings of his close friend Shadow NX. Diamond in regard to hi!, flag-rant and blatant omis-

sion front the contest.

As you know, Tim Reid (Venus Flytrapl and I are hosts

for this segment of the hit show; %Se didn't have anything to do with choosing the competitors. Anyway, Tony continues, "Clearly the perpetrators of this competition were afraid — yes, frightened — to include the only living disc jockey who does 54 classic cliches on the talk-up to 'Spirit in the Sky'!" (among his many fastest-mouth triumphs!) "Shadow feels that without him the contest was somewhat of a mockery of a travesty of a sham." The guy is still bringing big

numbers to DGOY in Rudman,

California, just waiting for his

chance at the bigtime! He'll

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radio market that had fewer than 800 people.

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NUMBER ONE FIVE YEARS AGO: "That's The

Way I Like It" - KC & Sunshine Band (TK)

NUMBER ONE COUNTRY: "In The Movies"

— Merle Haggard (Capitol)

NUMBER ONE LP: "Still Crazy After All These

Years — Paul Simon (Columbia)

"Dallas" Still Dominates,

But ABC Emerges On Top ABC managed to overcome CBS's red-hot Friday and Sunday series lineups, led by "Dallas," and won a slim victory

in the Nielsen competition for the week ending November 16 ABC's average rating was 20 6, with CBS close behind at 20 1 and NBC bringing up the rear at 17.4. "Dallas" easily outdistanced all competition for the week with a 35 7 rating,

8Ye points higher than its nearest challenger, CBS Friday lead-in "Dukes Of Hazzard." Next week, with the identity of

J.R. Ewing's would-be assassin revealed, the network hopes to top "The Fugitive's finale, which scored a 45 9 rating

and 72 share Following "Dallas" and the Dukes were 3) a tie between "80 Minutes" (CBS) and "Love Boat" (ABC) 5) "Saturday

Night Fever" (ABC Sunday movie) 6) "Alice" (CBS) tied with "Happy Days" (ABC) 8) "Monday Night Football" (ABC)

9) "Smokey & The Bandit" (NBC Tuesday movie), and 10) "The JeffersonS" (CBS) Leading off the 11-20 subset was "Lithe House On The Prairie" (NBC), followed by 12) a tie between ABC's "Mork

& Mindy" and "Laverne & Shirley" 14) "Archie Bunker's Place" (CBS) 15) "Fantasy Island" (ABC) 16) "Diff'rent Strokes"

(NBC) 17) "Real People (NBC) 18) "Barney Miller" (ABC) 19) "Three's Company" (ABC). and 20) a be between "One Day

At A Time" (CBS) and "That's Incredible" (ABC). "WKRP In Cincinnati." still experiencing ratings trouble in its Saturday slot this season improved slightly to 46th last week, perhaps because it presented a satire of "Real People "

TV EARNINGS UP SLIGHTLY — FCC figures showed American television stations earning $1.32 billion in 1979, up 2% from 1978 figures. Revenues were up from about $4 billion to $4.4 billion, but expenses climbed even higher, 15%

to $3 1 billion MUSIC ON TV: James Brown is scheduled for "Saturday Night Live" November 29 . . Jose Feliciano is on "Toni

Tennille'' November 24 The week of November 21 is marked by "Solid Gold" appearances from Air Supply, the Babys, Larry Graham, Billy Joel, Manhattan Transfer, Olivia Newton-John & Cliff Richard, and Toni Tennille as guest

'lost Mac Davis's "I'll Be Home For Christmas" special December 24 on NBC features Melissa Manchester as a Dick Clark's eighth New Year's sPecial,"Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve '81," is set for ABC airing, with

Ambrosia, Chuck Berry, the Charlie Daniels Band, Barry Manllow, and Billy Preston & Syreeta. Clark Is also preparing

a 90-minute late-night series pilot for NBC called "All Kindsa Stuff," targeted at the interests and concerns of the 18-35

demographic.

VIDEOSCOPE UNIVERSAL TV TO PRODUCE FIRST-RUN PAY-TV, VIDEO FARE Universal Television, the leading supplier of

primetime network TV fare, recently announced its intention to produce first-run pay-TV, videodisc and video-cassette programming. While a number of projects were described as "in development," Universal TV declined

to disclose their exact natures at this time ... CABLE TV GETS ENGLISH INTRO Cable television will make its United Kingdom debut on an experimental basis in the near future, as Home Secretary William VVhitelaw recently

submitted plans for 12 two-year cable TV pilot projects to Parliament. Licenses for the experimental cable

systems will be granted to those who presently hold broadcast relay licenses; however, prospective cable-TV licensees must conform to five rules of operation, which are: 1) no advertising, 2) program schedules must be

submitted to the Home Office in advance of their being aired, 3) no bidding on exclusive broadcast rights to either major sports or entertainment events, 4) strict limits on the films that can be shown via cable, and 5) cable

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Exploring Radio's Future w hat is going to happen in and around radio

over the next decade? What kinds or changes can we anticipate? Does radio, as we cur-rently know it, have an indefinite future stretching out before it? Or is radio, as an industry, nearing the end of its "product life cycle?" How will radio have to adapt in order to survive? These and other questions should be on our minds as we prepare ourselves for the challenging decade of the 1980's

In response to the problem of predicting very vague future events, futurists have

developed what is known as the Delphi Study, which is a technique for using experts' opinions in a systematic way in order to predict the future. The technique takes its name from the famed Oracle of Delphi in Greek mythology. The Oracle was an all-knowing, all-seeing wizard (not unlike "Carnak The Magnificent!") who gazed into the future and made prophecies. In the modern version, the col-lective wisdom of a group of experts in any par-ticular area substitutes for the omniscient oracle.

At the recent American Radio Expo, regis-trants were given the opportunity to par-

ticipate in a Delphi Study of the future of radio. Questionnaires were distributed at the registration desk, which asked for the attendees' opinions on what radio will look like in the year 1990; partici-pants were also asked to predict the dates of some future events of importance to radio. Many regis-trants took time out from their busy convention schedules to complete the questionnaire, and we thank you for your cooperation.

Those of you who attended the Expo received a special "souvenir issue" of R&R,

which contained the results of a Delphi Study on radio with a select group of industry leaders (see Pages 50-54). What we hoped to accomplish by surveying people at the Expo was a comparative study of how acknowledged industry leaders view radio's future contrasted with a more general rep-resentation of people in the industry. The results of that comparison are presented in the paragraphs which follow.

For the sake of convenience, I will refer to the original Delphi Study which is report-

ed in the souvenir issue as Delphi I and the study which was conducted at the Expo as Delphi II. In

many respects the Delphi I and II results are quite consistent, but in some cases the projections into the future differed fairly dramatically.

Radio In 1990

Panelists in both studies were asked to pro-ject the probable structure of radio in

1990. For instance, Delphi I projected 5500°AM and 5700 FM stations in 1990, while Delphi II fore-cast just over 5000 AM stations and almost 6400 FM stations. Thus, both studies forecast about the same total number of radio stations in 1990, but Delphi II is much more "bullish" on FM. There was considerable discrepancy in the number of radio networks expected in 1990: Delphi I said 12, while Delphi II came up with 28. Further, Delphi I pre-dicted an average of about 300 stations per net-work, while Delphi ll projected 210 stations per

network.

Sixty percent of Delphi I panelists predicted a decline in the influence of unions in ra-

dio by 1990; but Delphi II panelists split 50-50 on whether union influence would increase or de-crease. Is there a union in your future? Seventy percent of the Delphi I participants predicted an increased role for radio rep firms in 1990; in con-trast, Delphi II results showed only about a quarter of the participants expecting an increased role for rep firms. There was fairly strong agree-ment between the two studies, however, on the number of profitable radio stations in the future: 70% of Delphi I and 60% of Delphi II

felt that there would be more profitable stations in 1990 than today

change in the role of air personalities and only 35% saw an increased role One hundred percent of Delphi I and 80% of Delphi II projected a greater role for special prepackaged programming in 1990

There were considerable differences in the panels' predictions regarding the record-

ing industry in 1990. As compared with today's roughly 3600 new albums and 3350 new singles released annually, Delphi I predicted 4000 albums and 3450 singles in 1990, small increases in both categories. Delphi II, on the other hand, forecast 3903 albums and 2700 singles, with the latter figure representing a rather substantial decrease from to-day's figure. Delphi I expects about 100 record companies in 1990 — similar to today's total — while Delphi ll sees almost 150 by then. Finally, both panels agreed that the market for "compila-tion albums" (e.g., K-Tel) would increase by 1990 (75% of Delphi I projected this and 55% of Delphi

I l).

When Will It Happen? he second part of the Delphi Study asked participants to estimate the dates of cer-

tain possible future events. For instance, Delphi I predicted that radio would be dominated by satel-lite delivery in 1991, while Delphi II projected the same event in 1993. Neither panel foresaw domi-nance of cable delivery at any point in the future.

Both panels expected a fairly improved ratings technology to emerge: Delphi I

projected this event in 1986, while Delphi II was more pessimistic (1991). Both panels see digital recording as a future force in the industry (1987 for Delphi I; 1986 for Delphi II), and both panels pro-jected the demise of vinyl recordings before the end of the century (1994 for Delphi I and 1999 for Delphi II).

w hen will earth first receive radio signals from extraterrestrial beings? Delphi I says

2065 while Delphi II believes that it will happen sooner, in 2025. Of course, a few people in both panels believe that it will never happen, and others believe that it already has. (One skeptic wrote that

"Compared with today's $3 billion spent in radio, Delphi I expects $6.5 billion in 1990, and Delphi ll projects $7 billion."

w ith respect to radio advertising in 1990, there was also close correspondence be-

tween the two studies. Compared with today's $3 billion spent in radio, Delphi I expects $6.5 billion in 1990, and Delphi II projects $7 billion. Similarly, the 10% of all U.S. advertising dollars which are currently spent in radio is expected to increase to 14% by Delphi I and to 15.5% by Delphi II. Final-ly, Delphi I foresees 13.5 commercial minutes per hour in 1990, while Delphi ll expects about 12 minutes per hour.

W ith regard to programming, both panels strongly agreed that there would be more

informational programming in 1990 than today: a full 100% of Delphi I and over 90% of Delphi II. However, 90% of Delphi I expected more music programming over TV in 1990, while only about 60% of Delphi II foresaw this eventuality. In another point of disagreement, 65% of Delphi I felt that air personalities would be more important in 1990 than today, while 65% of Delphi II saw no

"they" have already stopped sending because they discovered that there was no intelligent life to communicate with here.)

w hen, if ever, will radio cease to exist? Delphi I gave a resounding "Never" to that ques-tion. Delphi II was less optimistic, projecting a "2525" (Zager & Evans live!) demise of the radio medium. So, those of us who are still around 550 years from now may have to turn elsewhere for our music.!

Dr. Richard J. Lutz is Asso-ciate Professor of Marketing at UCLA's Graduate School of Management, and an acknow-ledged research and marketing expert. To direct questions to Dr. Lutz, call R&R at (213) 553-4330 or write to Radio & Rec-ords, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

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tivity of the situation, Laingen was able to respond to only the most general questions, such as the hostages' access to news from America. For example, Hall ask-ed Laingen if knew that Reagan had been elected President and Laingen replied, yes, he had heard that. While Laingen steered away from

potentially controversial ques-tions, Hall concentrated upon de-termining the hostages' conditions (described as "fine"), the amount of contact between the hostages (Laingen claimed no contact with the 49 hostages not held at the Foreign Ministry building), and making the hostages aware that

Hostage Contact Americans have not forgotten them. Laingen, when asked to give a

message to the American public, said, "We (the hostages) have been exceedingly gratified by the kind of public support we have had from the beginning from the Amer-ican people and government. It's a time for patience, calm, cool resolve, and a time of confidence that it will soon be over." Response to the interview was

instantaneous — KAYO provided copies of the tape to the U.S. State Department, all major American broadcasting networks, wire serv-ices and newspapers as well as Radio Free Europe, the BBC and nearly 100 additional networks and radio stations.

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MAGIC MOBILE GIVEN AWAY — KMJX-FM("Magic 105"nittle Rock gave away a new car in its first large-scale contest The station received over 3000 entries listing date, time, and name of the sponsor after the first com-mercial spot went on the air. Pictured lir) are car dealer Jodie Brown, the contest winner, and "Magic 105" production Director Tom Wood

WAOY BUNCH OF GUYS — Gathered around the WAOY/Springfield. MA van is the WACKY staff Pictured lir) are new PD end morning man John Carter, Glenn "FM" Stevens, Derringer, Jay Daniels (now at WKRZ FM/ Wilkes Barre, PA), and Ken Gilbert

NO PET PEEVES — WKEE/Huntington, WV air personality Jack O'Shea, celebrating 15 years at the station, is pictured in front of the WKEE van with Penthouse Pet Selena as part of a recent promotion.

BR AD M ESSER

Half-Price Phone Calls New ways of communicating are popping up faster than most of us can comprehend. One of the newly-established

systems may save your news department — and your entire radio station — a significant amount of money. There are several cut-rate long-distance telephone services, some better than others in price and audio quality, beaming your call over their own microwave system or using wires leased from Bell.

Until a few years ago there was no competition. It took a series of FCC and other legal and regulatory decisions to open the door just a crack. Now it's a wide-open kickin' and screamin' dogfight with Ma Bell loudly protesting in vain.

The new competitors to Bell sell you cheaper LD calls — significantly cheaper. An example is MCI Communications Corporation, headquartered in Washington, D.C., which offers savings "up to 50% off Bell rates for the same telephone call" and serves both business and residential subscribers. You pay a flat monthly rate to make the service available plus a per-call charge. The basic service is split into business-hour« and after-hours packages, the latter at half the till% rate. In your home, the Piam-5pm rate is $10 per month, the after-hours Spni-liam rate is $5. A Cincinnati-to-Atlanta call that's $1.49 on Bell (six minutes, evening) is 700 on MCI.

I have no personal financial interest in MCI or any other such service, and I'm not sure the company I've chosen as an example is better than others, but MCI has been around longer — it filed the original challenges — and is the biggest system, using its own $360 million network of microwave transmission equipment — second in size only to AT&T's.

For inquiries about service in your area call locally, or pay Ms. Bell for a call to her competitor's Washington HQ, 12021872-1600.

C ALENDAR The Day Whittles Down

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24: On the darker side of things, today has one hour less daylight than a month ago as the nights get longer close to winter. The string of longest nights/shortest days begins eight days before Christmas, which may be Mother Nature's way of making sure Santa Claus has enough time to get the goods delivered.

Seventeen years ago today in 1963 Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald to death on kive television, two days after the Kennedy assassination. Ruby was convicted of murder, but later was granted a new trial; before it could be held he died in jail IJanuary 19671 of cancer.

Western legend Bat Masterson was born in 1853. Barbed wire was patented (on Masterson's 21st birthday ) in 1874. Apollo XII splashed down after the second moon-landing mission 11 years ago in 1969.

William F. Buckley, Jr. is 55. •

Father Of The Car 'TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25: For all the talk about Henry Ford, the real daddy of automobiles was German

engineer and inventor Karl Frederich Benz. He would be 136 today. Herr Benz designed and built the first feasible auto with an internal combustion in 1885.

Baseball Hall of Fame member "Jolting Joe" DiMa,ggio is 66. His batting average over a fifteen-year Yankee career was .325. Little Annie Mae Bullock — who grew up and became Tina Turner — is 39. John Kennedy, Jr. (John John) is 20. Kathryn Crosby is 47. Ricardo Montalban is 60.

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Charlie Brown's Dad Sparky' WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26: The "Peanuts" comic strip has been around for about thirty years, which

is slightly more than half the lifetime of Charlie Brown's creator. Charles "Sparky" Schulz, who's 58 today. That's almost peanuts compared to how long Eric Sevareid has been around. He was born the same year New Mexico

and Arizona became the 47th and 48th states. and he's older than Mother's Day and the Panama Canal. The venerable Mr. Sevareid is 68 today.

On this date in 1975 President Ford endorsed a federal bailout for New York City. asking Congress to okay up to $2.3 billion per year in short-term loans. Less than a month earlier he had said he would veto any New York bailout. So it goes.

Impressionist Rich Little is 42. Singer Robert Goulet is 47. * • * *

Thanksgiving 1980 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27: There are quibbles over who really had the first Thanksgiving when, but

today I'm going with the Pilgrims of PI) mouth Colony so we'll fit right in with those beautiful decorations the kids made in school. The menu for the Plymouth feast in 1621. according to the People's Almanac #2. was: venison (deer meat), wild turkey with cornbread, baked oysters, baked corn. and — of course — pumpkin. After the meal. an Indian guest "disap-

peared into the woods and returned with a bushel of popped popcorn, which the colonists had never tasted before." Twin brothers Norris and Ross McWhirter co-edited the "Guinness Book of World Records" in London. Five years

ago today Ross was gunned down on the doorstep of his home at age 50.

Caroline Kennedy is 23. Eddie Babbitt is 39. (Jimi Hendrix would have been 38, died of drug OD in 1970. Bruce Lee, born Liu Yuen Kam, would have been 40.)

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World Record For Crawling FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28: Two years ago this week Baptist lay preacher Hans Mullikin of Texas completed

a 16011-mile crawl from Marshall, TX to the White House. He claimed to have crawled the whole distance except for eight miles where lawmen wouldn't let him on a freeway.

The average "brisk" walking speed is around four miles per hour. The winning car in the Chicago-to-Evanston. IL race 85 years ago today averaged eight miles per hour 11895. a Benz I.

On this date in 1922 the first airplane skywriting message appeared. In 1942 the Coconut Grove nightclub fire in Boston left 491 people dead, most of them trampled.

Randy Newman is 37. Hope Lange is 47.

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CINCINNATI MARKET FOLLOW-UP

The Battle Of The Big Bucks It made front page news in the August 72, 1990 edition

of RAM when WYYS/Cincimiati signed on as YES 95 and offered its listeners a chance at $500,000 in cash. Two weeks later WKRQ/Cinchmati, better known as Q102, countered by announcing a cash giveaway of $1,000,000!

We speculated then that this was probably the big-gest promotional outlay of cash in radio history. If you've been wondering just how things have been going since those two monumental announcements were aired in Cincinnati, read on. I spoke with both stations recent-ly, trying to determine the impact the cash contests have had on the market.

Yes 95 — Off And Running Yes 95 started the cash spiral spinning when it be-

gan running teaser promos on its second day of broad-casting (8-19). The promos said, "Yes 95, the new rock, will soon award one lucky listener a half a million dol-lars in cash." GM John Piccirillo told me, "I think the market is pretty well impressed with our overall effort thus far. The station is just over 90 days old, and in 90+ days we've become a pretty good business. The whole intention of the promotion was to call attention to the fact that there was something brand new at 95 on the dial, and I think we've accomplished that royally."

The half-million dollar giveaway was supported in other media, as John explained: "We did an extensive outdonr campaign using both rotary and paper bill-boards along with transit cards. We have and will con-tinue to promote the station with TV." In fact, Yes 95 hired a very well-known celebrity spokesperson for its TV commercials — Pete Rose. John told me, "Pete is a guy who is as well-known and respected here, even though he no longer plays for Cincinnati, as anyone else in the celebrity category. His appearance on our TV spots gave us a uniqueness that I don't think we could have gotten with anybody else."

I asked John how he felt when Q102 countered Yes 95's contest by offering to double the cash amount. "I know from a competitive standpoint it gave us the kind of legitimacy we couldn't have gotten any other way. As the new kid in town we kind of caught the pub-lic off guard with our giveaway announcement. And when the biggest company in town (Taft) reacted by doing what they did, it really helped us."

Yes 95 has already awarded its winner the first yearly installment of the half-million. The logistics of the giveaway were to have one winner receive $25,000 a year for the next 20 years, which not only saved the station from having to pay out one massive lump sum of cash, but actually helped the winner from a tax stand-point.

Was it worth it? John said, "The whole purpose of everything we've done and will continue to do is pro-gramming. It's nice to have the kind of ownership (Hertel) that permits you to do this, but if you don't have the product right, you're really wasting your time. I really feel that we have a superior on-air product to-day, so, yes, it was worth it."

There's no doubt that giving away a half-million dollars is one of the more flamboyant ways to kick off a new station in a highly competitive market, but, once you've done it, what do you do for an encore? John told me, "We do have an encore planned and my standard line is, 'You ain't heard nothin' yet!' We like the com-petitive environment that we've found here. It's kind of an interesting place to nest and grow, and we're just going to continue."

Q102's Counter-Offer I spoke with Jim Fox, Q102's PD, and asked him the

same questions that John Piccirillo had answered. First, what kind of reaction he'd noticed within the market. "The reaction has been stupendous . . . better than we ever expected. One of the first comments we received

"I'll see your half-a-mil and raise ya another half-mil..."

came direct from the phone company. All the radio sta-tions in town got their own phone exchange a few years back when another contest Q102 ran put the regular Cincinnati prefixes out of business for a spell. So, the phone company, hearing the one million dollar figure, wanted to have a chat with me almost immediately."

The rules of the Q102 contest involved listeners being able to register for the eventual grand prize draw-ing by calling the station at specified times. Jim also allowed listeners to register by being among the first 102 people to come up to the Q102 van at preannounced loca-tions and times around the city. The phone company seemed less worried after Jim explained the full rules.

Outside promotion was nonexistent for Q102, and Jim told me why. "My understanding of marketing is that you do TV or billboards or print in order to create a high profile of awareness for your radio station. I don't think there's a person in this town that doesn't know about us already. With this size of prize, word of mouth surpasses any other kind of advertising that you could do, and, quite candidly, when you're giving away a mil-lion dollars, you don't have a lot of dough left over for support advertising. But, even if I had a good chunk of budget left for TV or billboards, I doubt if I would have used it that way. I just don't think it's necessary for this kind of contest."

Was it worth it and what about Q102's encore? "Five and a half years ago we gave away a $10,000 customized van. Randy Michaels was the PD and I was the MD at the time. The GM said to both of us, 'We're giving away a $10,000 van! What are we going to come up with for an encore?' Randy turned to him and said, 'You've got to use your best idea now. Tomorrow we'll think of something better.' And we always have.

"I think once you've given away a million dollars, then you have to lower your scope a little. I don't think anyone realistically believes that we're going to give away two million dollars next time. There are a lot of great, creative contests and promotions that we can do as follow-up to this one. So I'm not overly concerned about how to top our own act.

"I'm tickled that I was at the right place, working for the right company at the right time so that I could be a part of radio history. I fully believe that the million dollar response was the right thing to do in this situa-tion, but once you've done it, you've done it. I have no regrets."

The Overview Naturally the fall Arbitron results from Cincinnati

will tell the final story on what kind of effect all that cash had on the listening habits within the market, but there are some other pieces of the story that need telling. For starters, the newspapers covered the radio money wars, but the TV stations stayed away. Jim Fox specu-lated that TV's competitive bias may have kept the video coverage at zero. Channel 12 in Cincinnati, owned by Taft but independently managed, offered to do a story on Q102's million dollar giveaway, but Jim politely declined, feeling the shared ownership of the two sta-tions would put the credibility of the story in jeopardy.

If you were programming a station in Cincinnati, how would you have reacted to the two rockers giving away the moon and the stars? Reaction within the mar-ket was interesting. Reportedly WLW went on the air with its usual fall contest, but used the promo line, "We're giving away realistic prizes like trips, furs, and cars."

WCKY ran a campaign in newspapers and on TV calling itself "WC1CY, Uncontested Radio." And WSA1-FM, with its tongue firmly planted in its cheek, said it would give away $94 million (to coincide with its fre-quency) at the rate of $1 a year for the next 94 million years.

Other market observers claimed that Q102's counter-offer was somewhat diluted in impact when its sister AM station, W1CYC, followed Q102's announcement with one of its own. Apparently W1CYC's promo that it too was giving away one million dollars in cash confused some listeners until both WKYC and Q102 announced that Taft Broadcasting, the owners of both stations, would be giving away a million dollars in cash using both stations. However, since the real battle for listener-ship loomed between the similarly-formatted Yes 95 and Q102, the older demos of W1CYC may not have confused the issue that much.

Any way you look at it, the $1.5 million giveaway in Cincinnati is something to remember as I'm sure any radio listener in that city would tell you. Still, I can't help wondering what John Piccirillo meant when he said, "You ain't heard nothin' yet!" Apparently he's hoping that we, along with a good number of Cincinnati listen-ers, will stay tuned to find out.

POSTSCRIPT: As we told you in Street Talk last week (FUR 11-14), Yes 95 went on the air to announce that it was going to give away another half-million dol-lars in cash as a follow-up to its just completed first giveaway. Now, we'll have to see if Q102 again decides to up the ante. This story may not be over any time soon.

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DR. DON REVISITS KODY — KFRC/San Francisco morning man Dr. Don Rose began his radio career at KODY/North Platte, NB, and he recently re-turned to the area and stopped by the station. Pictured (tr) are KODY morning man Steve King, Dr. Don, and KODY Operations Manager J Marshall Stewart

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KIIS-F M BULLISH — 1(1/S-FM/Los Angeles News Director Lori Lerner is pictured taking a flyer on one of radio star Larry Mahan's new mechanical "Buck 'N' Bulls," as Mahan watches with some concern at right

KCBS-FM RECEIVES POINTERS — Planet's Pointer Sisters visited with KCBS-FM/San Francisco staffers after the group's local engagement Pictured ll-r) are Ruth and Anita Pointer, KCBS-FM PD Sean Conrad, MD Deirdre Gentry, and June Pointer.

IN27P M OVES TO TORONTO — Staffers and friends of W P/Cleveland chartered nine airplanes for a special party in Toronto at the city's CN Towor (the world's largest), celebrating WZZP's move to Cleveland's tallest broadcast tower The 40 plus party is pictured at the Toronto airport complete with banners

MA CON M OLLY CONTEST — Y107/Macon held a "Beatin' The Odds" weekend in which Molly Hatchet albums and posters were given away Pictured at a local Record Bar store, which tied into the contest with the new rocker in town, are (14 Y107 PD Bill Wise and store's Susan Hardee, Matt Fussell, Ernest Rogers, and Terry Lord

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KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest

ttttt ROGERS I-1 JOHN LENNON 8 3 BRUCK SPRING ttttt 7-S

NEIL DIAMOND 15: 8 BARBRA ST11116AND 20-12

WT1C FOAIHarnorO CT

Riot On mAno

ROD STEWART

DOORIE OROS Hottest.

ttttt ROGERS 1 I PAT BENATAR 8-2 CHRIS CROSS 11-5

BRUCE SPRINGSTIEN 14-8

OLONDIK 10-18

m o w/on, PA

Iheve0 MEN. M•

D001111 BROS DR NOOK

BARRY RANI LOW ANDY GINS

BETTE MIDLER

JOHN LENNON (dpi Hottest

KENNY ROGERS 1 1 PAT ttttttt 5 2 JOHN LENNON 9-7 VAPORS 15-10

AIR SUPPLY 23 13

W NTANIleehael m. NY

M ere Carman

DOOBIE BROS TEENS MARIE RIO SPEEDWAGON

STEELY DAN BOB WELCH

ROD STEWART OLIVIA N-J

JACKSONS Hottest

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 3 1

KENNY ROGERS 1-2 ROLLING STONES 0-5

BILLY JOEL 10-6

PAT BENATAR 16-12

W FL WAIberry. NY Bob M eson

STEELY DAN

EAGLES ROCKPILE Hot Es NY

JOHN LENNON 3-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 6 2

NEIL DIAMOND 13-8 BILLY JOEL 15 9 BLOND!! 23 14

11904 0,4.. PA

BAI Shennen

DOOBIE BROS STEELY DAM EAGLES Hottest: SUPERTRAMP 3-1 POLLING STONES 6-3 BARRY MANILOW 11-4 NEIL DIAMOND 10-5

mANDy myisNrx 14-11

V100oChodeeton W V

Bab Spence

STEELY DAN

REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest

KENNY ROGERS I-I HALL 4 OATES 5 2 LEO SAYER 14-6

PAT BENATAR 15-9

BARBRA STREISAND 18 10

W AO WSprIngaeld. M A

John Caner

REO SPEEDWAGON

DOOSIE BROS ROD STEWART BETTE MIDLER HARTS

DONNA SUMMER KNOSLOCK A ANTON (dpi ARIA (dpi Hot t•st

KENNY ROGERS 3 I HALL 6 OATES 4 2

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14 10 DIANA ROSS 15 II JOHN LENNON 19-15

PARALLEL THREE

13FE AI Menchener NN

Neil Jsckson

BARRY MARIL014

BLONDIE MAC DAVIS ABBA STEELY DAN Hottest

LEO SAYER 3 1 CLIFF RICHARD 7 3 NEIL DIAMOND 20-11 DON WILLIAMS 27 19 AIR SUPPLY 0-26

VIC111/111ekkley W V

Mon Re

ANNA

OLONDIE

CHEAP ?K KR AN',

DAN

ttttt ROGERS 1-1 LID ttttt 2 2 J0101 COUGAR I) 6

RANDY MEISNEA 14-8 ROGER DALTREY IS 10

VVIMAGiAlloona PA

To we goo01

MICHAEL STANLEY JACRSONS ALAN PARSONS

OLONDIE

DOLLY PARTON Hottest, NINNY ROGERS 1-1 DIANA ROSS 4 2

CHRIS CROSS II-7

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11 9 BARBRA STREISAND 20 14

W OU rBano w ME

John Jodie/to

DOOBIE OROS

BARRY MAR MON DON WILLIAMS

BETTE MIDLER

BLONDIE BOB SEGER TIERRA

BABYS KINGS

STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest;

DONNA SIMMER 2-1 CNRIS CROSS 9-5

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13-7 PAT BENATAR 18-12

AIR SUPPLY 19-11

W HEEMPor u mouth N14

Rkk Been

BLomUlt

DOLLY PARTON ERSE HotteRt;

BARBRA STREISAND 2 1 ROGER DALTREY 8 5

LEO SAYER 10-7 DIANA ROSS 17-9

NEIL DIAMOND 16-10

W JOEMPordend M I

M ae 0 11411

O02 SCAGGS IFIREFALL XORGIS

HottRet;

LEO SAYER 3 I CHRIS CROSS 5-2 BARBRA STREISAND 7-5

NEIL DIAMOND 12-8 JOHN LENNON 19 10

W LEI LBengor ME

Mi,h4.1 0 ne n

DommA ,umttER BARRY /UNISON KEITH SYKES Hott•st

HENRY ROGERS 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 8-3

PAT BENATAP 11-7 wAYLON JENNINGS 16-10 DON WILLIAMS 17-12

W YSN ,Doyer NH

JRn Arkeetwn

ABBA

POLICE

ROD STEWART TIERRA KNOBLOCK 4 ANTON Hottest:

CLIFF RICHARD 3-1

NEIL DIAMOND 10 7 OLIVIA N-J 14 9

AIR SUPPLY 15 10 JOHN COUGAR 17-12

VAGYABells M E

W N W 1111 Mhell

HEART BLONDIE POLICE DOOBIE BROS

REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest; CLIFF RICHARD 1-1

LEO SAYER 6-2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16-3 CHRIS CROSS 17 5

RANDY METSNER 20-6

W LA Milanneton. ME

Osn' Onow.

ANDY GIBS

ROD STEWART DOOBIE BROS BETTE MIDLER Rot test

HALL 6 OATES 1 1 LEO SAYER II 4

DR NOOK 14-9 BARBRA STREISAND 21 £0 NEIL DIAMOND 21 14

185/ 1UPRAt mmpurg W V

TRhYLee Cc4One

DONNIE IRIS

DOOBIE BROS BOB SEGER Hottest:

PENNY ROGERS 2-1 NEIL DIAMOND 10-6 HARPY CHAPIN 14-9

EDDIE PABBITT 16-11 BARRY MANILOW 26-17

T HE F OLL O WI N G S T A TI O N S

DI D N O T R E P O RT T HI S W EE K.

K N U S/ D allas

W N Cl/ C olurribus

W DJ X/ D a yton

14 W K( W K W K)/ W heeli ng

K CI WEI-F NI/ Fargo

SOUTH P A R ALL EL TWO

Bill Ned wIlle. TN

Scooter Oevle

twit

IIDDIg MADA M HEART

PUNK PRAIRIE LIAO MICHAEL ttttttt I 1 4) No ttttt .

ttttt ROGERS I-I

ANNE MURRAY 4-2

DON WILLI/1116 7-4 LAO ttttt 1 I -8 DIANA ROSS 20 22

•J10810riendo. FL

Torn W est

DAVID BOWIE

JACKSONS DIANA ROBS DAN Hottos,.

REPORT ROGERS I 1

LEO SAYER 6-1

IRENE CARS 14-9 BARBRA STREISAND 21-17 JOHN LENNON 25-19

KEILJAhreyepert LA

Meny Johnson

BLONDIE

OLIVIA 11-J ROD STEWART MAC DAVIS Ho ttttt

KENNY ROGERS 1 1

LEO SAYER 6-2 ANNE MURRAY 12-9

PAT BENATAR 16-10

WATSON JENNINGS 24 I)

KTSABlen Antonio. TX

John Weheo

BARRY MANILOW

ANDY GIBS KOOL 4 THE GANG HotteRt: STACY LATTISAW I 1 DON WILLIAMS 5 2

LEO SAYER 9 6

S UPRA 12-0 MALLON JENNINGS 14-11

KXX1011111nninghe m. AL

Lorry CrOey

BARRY MANILOW LTD

QUEEN

BOO SCAGGS Hottest.

PAT BENATAR 4 I CHRIS CROSS 5 2

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13-6 LEO SAYER 14-0

BLONDIE D-I0

W AX WL meles is. KY

Mike W A *

BLONDIE BARRY MANILOW

STEELY DAN NotteRT; KENNY ROGERS I-I CHRIS CROSS 8-5

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 13-8 JOHN LENNON 15-12

NEIL DIAMOND 17-17 .

W AP V..1 .-ke a wlArr Fl.

Poullabosetlen

OASTS BOA SCAGGS

TIERRA STEELY DAN Hottest;

KENNY ROGERS I-1 PAT BENATAR 9-4 AIR SUPPLY II 6 ROGER DALTREY 14 10 NEIL DIAMOND 17 £2

W AXY/FtLeuderdole. F1.

Kenny lee

ROD STEWART STEELY DAN KOOL 6 THE GANG

DIANA ROSS HotteRt.

KENNY ROGERS 2-1 STACY LATTISAW 8-3 CHRIS CROSS 1)-5 BARBRA STREISAND 14-

NEIL DIAMOND 16-10

W AYBIChedette. NC

May Re mo

El44F

BOO SCAGGS DOOBIE BROS MANHATTAN TRANSPE EAGLES HotteRt. KENNY ROGERS 2-1

CHRIS CROSS 8 4 NEIL DIAMOND 11-9

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16 10 EMA The mes ,IMMY HAIL 12-12

W 813C6Auguets OA

Bruce Steven.

V4014/Morfaft VA

Bolo Cenede

DIONNE. WAXWIC0

JACKSONS

DESSERT MCCLINTON (dpi 'KY 1 4/

Hottest

SRO ttttt 4-1

MAIL DIAMOND 7-4

AIR SUPPLY 10-1

DR. NOON 11-10 JOHN LENNON D-11

W14110/ Mernidde TN

PAM101146MM

OLIVIA III J STEELY DAN No ttttt

STEVIE WONDER I-I NINNY NocANA 1 2

L20 SAYER 11-8 CLIFF RICHARD IJ-10 NAI MAA STREISAND 15 -II

W JOX/Jaakeset. MS • ClurattenI

ANDY 01AS

NAPPY CAAPIN CAPT. 4 TENNILLE No ttttt

KENNY ROGERS I-1 CHRIS CROSS 10-6 PAT BEHATAP 14-9

NAIL DIAMOND 1S-11

LAO SAYER IS-12

INKIX/Relsigh. N C

▪ illsKsy

EDDIE BA BBITT DOOBIE BROS

KOOL & THE GANG

HARRY CHAPIN NotteRt:

KENNY ROGERS 1-1

STEVIE WONDER 11-7 DON WILLIAMS 12-8 STACY LATTISAW 15-12 CHRIS CROSS 22-17

W AIOE/Pte w Orleans. LA

Bo we CYBOINIT

HEART

QUEEN MICHAEL STANLEY B

EM U ASIA

EAGLES DIONNE WARWICK

Hottest:

ttttt ROGERS 1 I LEO SAYER 13-2 AC/DC 6-1

JOHN LENNON 20 11 KORGIS D-23

W RJ7JKnovellio. TN

Fred Sle w

DOOBIE BROS ANDY GIBB

JOHN COUGAR EDDIE RABBI T BOB SEGER 1d01 HotteRt

KENNY ROGERS I-I

DIANA ROSS 9-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14-9

JOHN LENNON 15-11

BARBRA STREISAND 25-14

VI MON MAndnghens Al

SV OIlln won

LTD

MARCY 6 ROBIN KNOBLOCK 6 ANTON Hottest

KENNY ROGERS 1 1

NEIL DIAMOND 10-8 JOHN LENNON 16-9 AIR SUPPLY 13-10

OLIVIA N-J 22-18

W Y1X/Ne w OrSeensL A

Gery Franklln

[NSF HEART

BETTE MIDLER BOB SEGER

STEELY DAN MANHATTAN TRANSPE Hottest:

STEVIE WONDER 1-1 PAT BENATAR 11-7 AIR SUPPLY 15-8 BLONDIE D-I9

ROD STEWART D-30

YlOWJedmonyde. FL

Aunt Sh wyyped

CORP

CHEAP TRICK TIERRA RONNIE MILSAP MICHAEL STANLEY B RINGS LTD Hottest: NANNY ROGERS I-1 BARBRA STREISAND 12-4

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15-5 KOOL & THE GANG 27-14 JOHN LENNON 29-19

W F M RIlaton R a mo. LA

Randy Mee

OLIVIA N J BARRY MANILOW Hottest. ',non, ROGERS 1-1 I: SAYER 9-4 .1..16 CROSS 15-9

-t n. DIAMOND 20-11

mml1RA STREISAND 24-14

BETTE MIDLER

BOZ SCAGGS BOB SEGER Hocce4e:

PENNY ROGERS 1-1 PAT BENATAR 5-7

LEO SAYER 9-4

OLIVIA N-J 12-9 CHRIS CROSS 13-10

WIWOMIthertend.VA

BLONDIE

MICHAEL STANLEY B EAGLES Hottett:

PAT tttttt R 2-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 7 2 KENNY ROGERS 9-4 KORGIS 17-14 ROGER DALTREY 26 20

KELP/V P.... TX

P en M eln

BLONDIE BARRY MANILOW HEART Hottest:

KENNY ROGERS I LEO SAYER 11-7 JOHN LENNON £7 9 TIERRA 23 10 KOOL 6 THE GANG 21

VENOWJKneavale. TN

& mil Meier,

ROD STEWART ANDY GIBB Hottest

RENNY ROGERS 2-1 PAT BE ttttt 16-0

NEIL DIAMOND 14-10 DONNA SUMMER BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 17 11 EAGLES

JOHN LENNON 20-13 Hottest.

KENNY ROGERS 1 I BRUCE SPRINGSTTFN 6-2 NEIL DIAMOND 20-11 JOHN LENNON 21 15 D00111E BROS 28-19

F MION Me mphle. TN

M art V al mne

FOLIC'S 000011 BROS HEART

STEVIE WONDRII

KEITH ttttt Nottesti

JACKSON/ I-I

ttttt 11001MS 2 PAT PINATA" 7 I

LEO ttttt 10 4 DIANA ROSS II-S

WIIILEJChalleneeda. TN

CRA M Cerr a

CLIMAX BLUES BAND ALAN PARSONS

SO! SCAGGS ANDY GIBS

RIO RP M/WAGON NotteRt;

NANNY ROGERS 1-1

PAT StRATAR 7-4

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16 NEIL DIAMOND 19-8 BARBRA STREISAND 21-16

AI NT/E1 Peen TX

Ji m bppe

JACKSONS

SOD SEGER DONNA SUMMER

tttttt DAN AI NGs POLICE

NOSSIN THOMPSON DP HOOK DIANA ROSS MANHATTAN TRANSFE

DIONNE WARWICP Hottv•t.

TIERRA I 1 BARBRA STREISAND 5-2

LEO SAYER 10-4 OLIVIA N-J 12-6 PAT S 15 7

W ERCARrrnInenwo. AL

PAR A rho...peon

DOOBIE BROS EDDIE RABSITT ANDY GISB Hottest:

PENNY ROGERS 1-1 BARBRA STREISAND 5-2 NEIL DIAMOND 8-4

AIR SUPPLY 16-11 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 18-12

VILC WTe mpe. FL

M ks Wilber

HEART DOOBIE BROS

KNOBLOCK 4 ANTON ANDY GIBS

Hotteist:

KENNY ROGERS 2 I NEIL DIAMOND 9 6

JOHN LENNON 21-0

ROGER DALTREY 14-10 BARBRA STREISAND 16-11

KX104/Neehnlle. TN

Seeu Rleherde

BOO SCAGGS

RONNIE MILSAP STEELY DAN KINGS

EAGLES HotteRt. JACKSONS 3-I

LEO SAYER 4-2

PAT BENATAR 0-4 BARBRA STREISAND 10-5

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12-8

KJ1001LowevIlle. KY

Bobby Hatfield

ROD STEWART REO SPEEDWAGON QUEEN POINTER SISTERS

BOB SEGER PAT BENATAR

NIGHT Hottest: PAT BENATAR I-1 RINGS 14-10

ALAN PARSONS 21-18 ROD STEWART A-24 REO SPEEDWAGON A-25

KN R/AuetIrs TX

Ed Volkrnen

ERRE JACKSONS PAUL SIMON

DELBERT MCCLINTON DOOBIE BROS STEELY DAN DOLLY PARTON (dpi Hot t••t :

VAPORS 2-1

KENNY ROGERS ) 7 CHRIS CROSS 8 6 JIMMY HALL IS 11

BARBRA STREISAND 21-15 KAFAINS UAISen

Bro wne nne. TX

Steve O w ns,

CHEAP TRICK JACKSONS DONNA SUMMER DOOBIE BROS TEENS MARIE Hottest-

RENNY ROGERS I-1 LEO SAYER 11-5

BARBRA STREISAND 13-6 NEIL DIAMOND 16-8

JOHN LENNON 22-11

MIX/ Mlend FL

/ Woe Kelly

BLONDIE LTD JACRSONS Hottest

KENNY ROGERS 10 1 HALL 6 OATES 7 4

I) REDDINGS 12-9

JOHN LENNON 20-12 BARBRA STREISAND 22-15

W ORKINerfelk. VA

Don Dade

STEELY DAN BLONDIE BOZ SCAGGS BARRY MANILOW

7

KFINIKole/kneon TX

Jeety Ileade

Hottest; STEP HANIE MILLS ) I

JACKSON' I 2

NEIL DIAMOND 11:11 CNIIIS CROSS 19-14

BARBRA STREISAND 20 I%

X11111/14r olora. TX

Bayne B O MA

DAN

CAPS No ttttt cL1PF RICHARD 1 I

CARLY SIMON 4 2 PAT "[RATAN II 4

LEO SATIN 15-7 bLONDIt 29-21

KBRFUNownen. TX

elk* La mbert

toHN LtutioN

NOD STEWART

RONNIE MILBAP 16ARRY MANILOW

STEELS DAN NotteRt:

KENNY ROGERS I-1 LEO SAYER H 1

CARLY SIMON 11-S NEIL DIAMOND 14 10 BRUCE SPRING ttttt 25 17

WICiiMenrnont. TX

PAH . RstrIck

TIENNA KOOL 4 THE GANG

ABOA

LAO SAYER 4-1

CHRIS CROSS 8-4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 5 STACY LATTISAW 14-9 NEIL DIAMOND 17 £0

BOOSIL MIe Plank. AR

Rely Li me &

ROD STEW ART BLONDIE

RA M

DONNIE IRIS Hottest :

LEO SAYER 3 1 CLIFF RICHARD 6-) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11-9

PAT BENATAP 12-10 ROGER DALTREY 27-19

011111f Meble. AL

Seed ed/0dt

ROD STEWART

BLONDIE DON WILLIAMS KOOL 6 THE GANG BABYS Hottest

KENNY ROGERS I-I

CHRIS CROSS 11-4 PAT BENATAR 10-5 DIANA ROSS 14-7

BARBRA STREISAND 20-10

W AA WIluidevIlle. Al.

IN.. KendrIeha

CIRF

DONNA SI MMER BETTE MIDLER

CARLY SIMON ANDY GIBS Hottest

LEO SAYER 3 1

BARBRA STREISAND 8-2 JOHN LENNON 19-12

JOHN COUGAR 20-13 AIR SUPPLY 25-15

CX 1010 :ocoelhech, FL

Chip Terlor

BARRY MANILOW

DOOBIE BROS Hottest:

KENNY ROGERS 1-1 BARBRA STREISAND 6-3

PAT BENATAR 10-6 OLIVIA N-J 13-9

DR. HOOK 17-13

VAD( D WInehNsieNormiNC

Se62141114M

OLIVIA N-J BLONDIE HEART

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN fdp) DIRE STRAITS (dpi ALAN PARSONS fdp) CHEAP TRICK idp1 Hottest:

NAYLOR JENNINGS 2-1

PAUL SIMON 13 9 JACKSONS 15-10

NEIL DIAMOND 21-14 'COOL 6 THE GANG 36-25

W PAUUChadoston. SC

P s.) M ay..

DONNA SUMMER TEDDY PENDERGRASS DIANA ROSS

STEVIE WONDER PETE TOWNSHEND Hottest: DONNA SUMMER 1-1 JACKSONS 8

PAT BENATAR 13-7

NEIL DIAMOND 19-11 BARBRA STREISAND 21-13

KL ALLftde Roek. AR

Deye Tayky

ASIA

POINTER SISTERS E6M.11

AMR HOLLAND BARRY MANI LOW

RONNIE MILSAP DOLLY PARTON Hottest

KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 5 2 JOHN COUGAR 8-4

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10-5 CHRIS CROSS 16-9

KSET Y M/E1 Peso. TX

M I Make

FOUR SEASONS ANDY GIBS DYNASTY CARRIE LUCAS POLICE JACKSONS

Hottest.

JACKSONS 2-1 KOOL 6 THE GANG 6-1 LEO SAYER 7 5 OLIVIA 10-J 10 6 LENNY WHITE 15-10

SI nNe w °de ws. IA

Tear, Young

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TIERRA

OLIVIA N-J

LTD

DAN COLD

No ttttt

NINNY ROGERS I 1 M ARRA STREISAND 12 6

LEO SAYER 1/-0

NEIL DIAMOND )1-17

5001. A TN& GANG 21-22

VO NIAlbe menc TIO

Gerg Adlibm

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XING'

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No ttttt . LEO SAYER 1 I

PAT RENATAN 3-2

CHRIS CA068 9-5

JOHN LENNCW 11-8 DON WILLIAMS 1,

W OICOCEselso NialiC

Ho• IN

POI SCAGGS

Pa m SEASONS CARLY SIMON

DONNA SUMMER QUEEN

ARITHA FRANKLIN

VIOLA WILLS 1dp1 No ttttt .

KENNY ROGERS 1-I

JOHN SERMON 11-5 PAT BENATAR 12-6 NAIL DIAMOND 1S-10

BARBRA STREISAND 22 15

VIVLIULsdne Mn. KY

Deve M wrst

ROD STEWART 000511 OROS ANDY GIBS

TIERRA

PINGS OAK MotteRt

KERRY ROGERS I-1 LEO SAYER 6

JOHN LENNON 12-8

CHRIS CROSS 13-11 BRUCE SPRIMGSTiLN 24-14

PARALLEL THREE

KILL/ClolveRton. TX

Aeon T syk.

POLI t

POOL 4 THE LANG

ANDY GIBB TIERRA CLIMAX BLUES BAND Hottest

STACY LATTISAW I-1 HULL 6 OATES 7-3

,NRIS CROSS 11-6 LEO SAYER 14-7 OLIVIA N-2 23 16

11 1ELAJA Meet. TX

SINN Caellee

BLONDIE

ANDY GIBB DR. HOOF Hottest

KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 4-2

PAT BENATAR 9-5

JOHN LENNON 10 7

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15-9

W COCl/Calurntwe. OA

Joe M e Oure

DONNA SUMMER

CAPT. & TENNILLE

BOO SCAGGS EAGLES

BARRY MANILOW (Op)

OLIVIA N-J fdp) Hot t•st

KENNY ROGERS 1-1 CHRIS CROSS 1 2 PAT BENATAR 6-4 DONNA SUMMER 10-5 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 1)-7

W R.111/ArfeRevlis. NC

La m Cannon

RONNIE MILSAP BLONDIE

MANHATTAN TRANSPE

CAPT. 6 TENNILLE KINGS DOLLY PARTON Hottest. KENNY ROGERS I-I

CHRIS CROSS 10-5

BARBRA STREISAND 22-14 OLIVIA N-J 21-15 KOOL A THE GANG )5 27

W HIIY/ Montgonsgre AL

Rich Tho mas

EAGLES

BLONDIE RONNIE MILSAP ANNA

CLIMAX BLUES BAND Hottest: LEO SAYER 3 1

HALL 6 OATES 10-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15-9 NEIL DIAMOND 21 12 JOHN LENNON 22-1)

S./ M ANN...UN NC

JO N/ S ayer.

BETTE MIDLER RONNIE MILSAP

EDDIE RABBIT? KANHATTAN TRANSFE STEVIE WONDER BARRY MANILOW PURE PRAIRIE LEAG DONNA SUMMER Hottest

LEO SAYER 4-I JOHN LENNON 10-6 BRUCE SPRI NGSTEEN 17-12

HARRY CHAPIN 20-13 HEART 11-19

W POSOGAInsv Me. G A

Kink O de

BETTE MIDLER BARRY CHABIN ABBA

POLICE

NANCY 4 ROBIN (dpi Hottest. REPAY ROGERS I-I NEIL DIAMOND 6-4 JOHN LENNON 10-6

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15 10 AIR SUPPLY 24-15

rvilgot) R 11•0 , • VA

Retry 1.4. hook,

BARR/ MANII

J04111 COUGAR

DAN BLONDIE NotteRti

ttttt ROGERS 1 1 STACY LATTISAW I

sTEPNANIA MILLS 14-12 PAUL BISON 17-11

RANDY ME1110111 1S-14

HO Whissiessea Pt Weirs' O TANO R

rW6F

AM U STEELY DAN

EDDIE NABS'', /RAMIRO No

PAT SENATAR 6 1 AIR SUPPLY 7-2

BRUCE SPRING ttttt 9-5 NO M!' 14-7 0APIAA STREISAND 15-11

T WIIITSSOMINPIR Ft Terey INII Neine

1/0110111

DAM DO ME SRO/

M AP TNICS BLOND!'

LEO ttttt 4 1

PAT BENATAR 11-4

0111111 CROSS 11-S 'RUC( SPRING ttttt 20-7

NEIL DI AM OND 21 11

KPI NVAiii mile. TX

Rea Chose

ICOOL 6 ?NE GANG tttttt DAN ANDY GIBS

000511 BROS No ttttt

RE MO' ROGERS 1-1 KONGIS 7 4

BARBRA STREISAND 14 t NEIL DIAMOND 21 10 BRUCE 6PRI I I

W AN SI MiAnde nee. SC

Ji m Eyes

MARRY CHAPIN

CW611

EAGLES STEELY DAN

REO SPEEDWAGON DCLIEPT MCCLINTON SPINNERS

Ho

LEO SAYER I 1 DELO 3 2

PAT BENATAR 8-5

HEART 17 II DR. HOOK 27-20

W IKAA Manennek G A

S eedy M elIn wr

TEDDY PENDERGRASS ANDY GIRO DR. HOOP ROD STEWART MANHATTAN TRANSIt

Hottest:

KENNY ROGERS 1-1

HALL 6 OATES 5-3 WAYLON JENNINGS 8-5

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11-8 PAT LI 15-12

116110F/Savennelt OA

Jeff Der%

0001.111 BROS BARRY ITANILOW MAC DAVIS

BOZ SCAGGS ARS CHEAP TRICR

KINGS Hottest ttttt ROGERS I I

HALL 4 OATES 5-2 CHRIS CROSS 10-7 JIMMY HALL 14-11 JOHN LENNON 19-12

Z1021 11avannelt 0A

S eedy Moo n. ..

SAFELY DAN

EAGLES BARRY MANILOW ANDY GIBS Hot t••t

KENNY ROGERS 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11-7 CHRIS CROSS 12-9 NAYLOR JENNINGS 19-14 BLONDIE 3)-28

KY112-F M/A merelo. TX

Chris M eo wing

CHEAP TRICK BARBRA STREISAND ROD STEWART Hottest CHRIS CROSS 1 1

FENNY ROGERS 2-2 BILLY JOEL 5 4

AIR SUPPLY 18-10 KORGIS 20-13

XV OI A MIrnPLES LA K IN. Canard

STEELY DAN JACKSONS

BETTE AIDLLA MARCY 4 ROBIN DELSEPT MCCLINTom Ho ttttt .

LARRY GRAITAM 5-1 REDDINGS 9-4 TIERRA 21-12 HEART 21-20

POLICE D-26

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MIDWEST most Added Hottest Blondle Kenny Rogers

Barry Manllow Leo Sayer Doobie Brothers Christopher Cross

Neil Diamond

DS & HOTS Musk Key: (DPI indicates the song is getting play during certain parts of the day and/or night. O M indicates

the song was dropped from the piaylist then re-added.

WEST Most Added. Hottest Steely Dan

Andy GIbb

Biondi*

Kenny Rogers

Leo Sayer Bruce Springsteen

MIDWEST PARALLEL TWO

'Pt/Colu mbus OH

Teri Nutter

STEELY DAN BLONDIE DOOBIE BROS ROD STEWART POLICE Hottest PAT BENATAR 3 1 LEO SAYER 8-4 CHRIS CROSS 10-5 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15-1 JOHN LENNON 18-13

M O NDoshloinenIA

AAN. Pongdo

BLONDIE WAYLON JENNINGS BETTE MIDLER BARRY BANILOU Hottest: QUEEN 1-1 CHRIS CROSS 13-8 ROGER DALTREY 17-11 JOHN LENNON 20-14 AIR SUPPLY 29-21

KOR WOldsho rs CIty. OK

ChueliPAorson

BARRY MANILOW HEART Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 2-1 BARBRA STREISAND 10-7 ANNE MURRAY 11-8 LEO SAVER 21-12 NEIL DIAMOND 20-13

KRAVITulsa. OK

Gory Reynolds

DOOBIE BROS BOZ SCAGGS Hottest: LEO SAYER 1-1 JOHN LENNON 8-3 WAYLON JENNINGS 14 8 OLIVIA N-J 17-9 BARBRA STREISAND 23-10

KrISPoorla. IL

Mar Ed words

ROD STEWART DOOBIE BROS BLONDIE BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LEO SAYER 3-1 CHRIS CROSS 4 3 NEIL DIAMOND 13-7 JOHN LENNON 17-11 BARBRA STREISAND 19-1:

W ORD/Grand Rapids. MI

Roy Baker

JOHN LENNON BARBRA STREISAND Hottest DEVO 4-1 PAT BENATAR 5-3 POINTER SISTERS 8-4 STEPHANIE MILLS 11-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10-9

W HOT/Yourriown. 014

Dim Than19

ROD STEWART DR. HOOK BARRY MANILOW BLONDIE Hottest: LEO SAYER 2-1 CHRIS CROSS 6-3 JOHN LENNON 20-11 ROGER DALTREY 18-12 BARBRA STREISAND 26-13

IN MEFJFort W ren. IN

John Curry

OLIVIA N-J DOOBIE BROS BLONDIE Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 3 2 CHRIS CROSS 6-5 PAT BENATAR 11-8 NEIL DIAMOND 15-9

W RAP/Indianapolis. IN

Donnie Jon Begin

DON WILLIAMS DIANA ROSS CHEAP TRICK STEELY DAN DOOBIE BROS KOOL 6 THE GANG Hottest: CLIFF RICHARD 4 I CHRIS CROSS 14-9 PAT BENATAR 15-12 ROGER DALTREY 22-15 JOHN COUGAR 28-20

W OHOrToledo OH

Jeff McCarthy

DOOBIE BROS DIANA ROSS EDDIE BABBITT ANDY GIBS Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 11 4 BARBRA STREISAND 12-7 ROGER DALTREY 14-11 NEIL DIAMOND 16-12

W O W Ornithri NE

J C Corcoran

HEART (dp) BABYS (dp) ANDY GIBS BLONDIE Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1 LEO SAYER 4 2 NEIL DIAMOND 7-5 HALL 6 OATES 9-6 AIR SUPPLY 19 12

W VICIEsst Lansing. MI

..1kn It John

ROCKPILE BETTE MIDLER PURE PRAIRIE LEAG DONNIE IRIS PETER GABRIEL UTOPIA DOOBIE BROS BOZ SCAGGS J.D. OPENS Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1 1 LEO SAYER 6-2 CHRIS CROSS 9-5 JACKSONS 19-12 JOHN LENNON 21-14

KSTT/Devenport. IA

kenneally

BARRY MANILOW DIANA ROSS ABBA EDDIE RABBITT RITA COOLIDGE BABYS Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 5 2 ROGER DALTREY 6-3 JOHN LENNON 19 8 DCVO 13-12

WISAVM•elson. W1 esmonths Jones

ROD STEWART DOOBIE BROS BLONDIE BARRY MAM MON Hottest KENNY ROGERS I-1 LEO SAYER 7-2 CHRIS CROSS 8-3 JIMMY HALL 9 5 JOHN LENNON 22 IS

KEV WFAAAVkhita. KN

Jay Walker

BLONDIE DOOBIE BROS BARRY MANILOW PETE TOWNSHEND Hottest: LEO SAYER 3-1 NEIL DIAMOND 11-4 PAT BENATAR 10-7 ROGER DALTREY 12 8 BARBRA STREISAND 18 10

K WEN/Tuloo. OK

Ronda Curls

BLONDIE REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: PAT BENATAR 4-1 CHRIS CROSS 3-2 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 19-7 JOHN LENNON 20-8 ROD STEWART 38-25

wYFIWYoungstown. 0.1 Jon Tobin

JOHN LENNON Hottest: PAT BENATAR 1 I CARLY SIMON 2-2 POINTER SISTERS 3-3 DONNA SUMMER 5-4 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9-6

W HA M/DoutrtOM

Kurt Kelly

KORGIS ANDY GIBS BLONDIE OLIVIA N-J Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 HALL 6 OATES 14-9 NEIL DIAMOND 20-11 PAT BENATAR 21-12 BARBRA STREISAND 23-13

VIAKX/Dulutk M N

Ilivas McGregor

BARRY MANILOW ANDY GIBS BETTE MIDLER STEELY DAN Hottest KENNY ROGERS 1-1 BILLY JOEL 7-5 POLICE 18-14 WAYLON JENNINGS 20-17 BARBRA STREISAND 23-19

VV0151FlyensAINFIN

/14. Hunts"

MICHAEL STANLEY B CHARLIE FOX Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 2-1 NEIL DIAMOND 11-3 DON WILLIAMS 10-6 ROGER DALTREY 19-11 BARBRA STREISAND 24-12

W RI M/ScundllontIN

Joe Uglensr

BLONDIE DOOBIE BROS DR. HOOK BARRY MANILOW Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 11-3 DIANA ROSS 10 6 JACKSONS 17-13 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 25-17

WE IL

MN Ga rble

AIR SUPPLY JOHN COUGAR Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1 I DEVO 4-2 BARBRA STREISAND 23-17 STACY LATTISAW 27-21 ROD STEWART 30-25

INZOK/Rockfard. IL

Tom Hu mor

ROD STEWART OLIVIA N J BLONDIE BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN (dp1 PAT BENATAR (dp) Hottest: KENNY ROGERS I I HALL B OATES 5 3 NEIL DIAMOND 11-5 PAT BENATAR 9-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10-7

2104/ Modistan. Wi

Utile/Hudson

STEELY DAN ROBERT PALMER BARRY MANILOW REO SPEEDWAGON ROGER DALTREY Hottest KENNY ROGERS 1-1 PAT BENATAR 8 4 POLICE 22-16 BLONDIE 26-19 HEART 29-20

WIKSEndlonopolis. IN

Mikis !Inns*

OLIVIA N-J ROD STEWART BLONDIE STEELY DAN Hottest STEVIE WONDER 3-1 KENNY ROGERS 6-3 DEVO 9-4 PAT BENATAR 16-9 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 21-13

U113/SouthRendAN

JK. Deedng

AC/DC NEIL DIAMOND JOHN LENNON HALL L OATES Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 CLIFF RICHARD 6-2 STEPHANIE MILLS 12-8 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 26-9

W EE7JToisdo. 014

Cory Poll

ROBBIN THOMPSON IRA) STINGRAY BILLY SURNETTE PETER GABRIEL OAK Hottest. KANSAS 3-1 PAT BENATAR 4-2 707 6 3 BOB WELCH 14-B LEO SAYER 13-9

WahlailApplet0ii-0111 M04011. VA

Jay 154a.

STEELY DAN ROD STEWART Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 1-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11-6 AIR SUPPLY 12-8 NEIL DIAMOND 13 9 RANDY MEISNER 18-11

PARALLEL THREE

KFYR/Besnserck ND

Den Brennen

DON WILLIAMS DOOBIE BROS Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 6-2 AIR SUPPLY 10-4 NEIL DIAMOND 12-7 WAYLON JENNINGS 18-12

100.11Ellegki Chy, S0

Mark Hahn

ABBA REO SPEEDWAGON ALAN PARSONS Hottest: CHRIS CROSS 4-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 6 3 AIR SUPPLY 14-9 OLIVIA N-J 18 10 BARBRA STREISAND 21-14

KKRC/Sioui Ran SD

Don Nor a',

BLONDIE STEELY DAN Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 7-3 NEIL DIAMOND 9-6 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 12-8 DON WILLIAMS 24-17

KKEUGrand Forks. ND

Jon Parker

ROD STEWART BOZ SCAGGS PURE PRAIRIE LEAG Hottest CHRIS CROSS 3-1 LEO SAYER 4 3 NEIL DIAMOND 8. 4 AIR SUPPLY 12-9 JOHN LENNON 16 11

WEAG/Eau Claire. WI

Rick Roberto

BARBRA STREISAND Hottest HALL 6 OATES 1-1 LEO SAYER 5 4 CHRIS CROSS 7 6 ROGER DALTREY 12-10 OLIVIA N-J 16-14

WRKR/Recine. WI

Steve Werren

PAT BENATAR ALAN PARSONS BLONDIE KINGS Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 4-1 CLIFF RICHARD 11-5 LEO SAYER 12-7 CHRIS CROSS 14-9 HALL B OATES 23-15

WIIPT/Stemns Point WI

PBS Martin

ALAN PARSONS OLIVIA N-J CLIMAX BLUES BAND OAK Hottest LEO SAYER 7-1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10 2 PAT BENATAR 6-3 BARBRA STREISAND 18 10 CHEAP TRICK 21-15

WTRU/Moskoeon. MI W ks S wore

BARRY KANILOW HEART Hottest KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 4-3 NEIL DIAMOND 12-7 PAT BENATAR 13-9 JIMMY HALL 14-10

KOVVIEopoks. KS

Rocky Roberts

BLONDIE ROD STEWART DOOBIE BROS Hottest, PAT BENATAR 1-1 KENNY ROGERS 2 2 HALL B OATES 4-3 ROGER DALTREY 6-4 LEO SAYER 10 5

KVAVLAVslorloo. IA

Drew Soreloy

CHEAP TRICK ABBA DOOBIE BROS DR. HOOK Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1 CLIFF RICHARD 6-3 AC/DC 13-4 HALL B OATES 11-6 DEVO 18-8

KELCONeux Esib. S0

PoultIker m

BARRY MANILOW JOHN COUGAR BLONDIE Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 CHRIS CROSS 5 2 STEPHANIE MILLS 3 LEO SAYER 10 4 AIR SUPPLY 14-5

WEST PARALLEL TWO

KCPX/Salt Lak • City UT

Gary Waldron

OLIVIA N-J DOLLY PARTON DOOBIE BROS MICHAEL STANLEY B UTOPIA Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 BARBRA STREISAND 26-7 ROGER DALTREY 13-8 AIR SUPPLY 27-17 HEART 30-22

KENO/Las Vegas. NV

BIB Alosondor

STEELY DAN ANDY GIBS BOZ SCAGGS Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 2-1 DIANA ROSS 4 2 OLIVIA N-J 11-9 PAT BENATAR 15-10 BARBRA STREISAND 18-14

KERNSIskorufloid. CA

Guy Orris

DOOSIE BROS EDDIE RABBITT ANDY GIBS CHEAP TRICK Hottest. LEO SAYER 4 1 PAT BENATAR 13-6 JOHN LENNON 14-7 DIANA ROSS 16-8 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 19-12

HO W/Portland OR

JenNlNolnlah

-,ARRY PlANI LOW H7ttest: FENNY ROGERS 2-1 10 SAYER 5-2 TEPHANIE MILLS 10-7 ,FIL DIAMOND 14-11 -SLICE SPRINGSTEEN 20-14

KJRIIISpoirene, W A

Brian Gregory

BLONDIE BARRY MANILOW ANDY GIBS Hottest: KENNY ROGERS I-1 LEO SAYER 5 2 STEVIE WONDER 6-3 BARBRA STREISAND 8-4 JOHN LENNON 15-10

KRO WINcierrionto. CA

Sob Malik

ROD STEWART KORGIS DONA U BROS STEELY DAN Hottest: KENNY ROGERS I 1 DIANA ROSS 10-7 VAPORS 12-10 JOHN LENNON 22-1i BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 23-17

KRO/Tucson. AZ

De w W eston*

STEELY DAN BLONDIE WAYLON JENNINGS Hottest KENNY ROGERS 1-1 CHRIS CROSS 4 3 BARBRA STREISAND 6-5 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 9-6 NEIL DIAMOND 16-8

KRU/UPboonix. AZ

Sobby Wysis

BARRY MANILOW STEELY DAN MOTELS ROCKPILE DONNIE IRIS KOOL 6 THE GANG BOB SEGER PETER GABRIEL Hottest HALL B OATES 2-1 BILLY JOEL 7-3 PAT BENATAR 10-4 KORGIS 11-5 CHRIS CROSS 12-7

KTACrEsoo ms. W A

Soon Caner

DR. HOOK ROD STEWART STEELY DAN Hottest: QUEEN I 1 PAT BENATAR 8 5 AC/DC 13-8 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16-10 DIANA ROSS 18-11

ICTICT/Tucoon. AZ

Ed Alexandre

ROD STEWART JACKSONS DR. HOOK BARRY MANILOW STEELY DAN Hottest: LEO SAYER 2-1 DOOBIE BROS 13-6 PAT BENATAR 12 7 POLICE 27-20 HEART 29-22

Y114/Fresno. CA

Roy Aproton

ROD STEWART OLIVIA N J Hottest: STEPHANIE MILLS 2-1 PAT BENATAR 12-7 ROLLING STONES 13-8 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 16-11 AIR SUPPLY 22-14

OLUC/Loi Vegos NV

Dave Anthony

BLONDIE STEELY DAN Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 CHRIS CROSS 4-2 NEIL DIAMOND 11 3 BILLY JOEL 10-6 LEO SAYER 15-9

KNLHUPonlond. OR

John Oternby

ANDY GIBS DOOBIE BROS BLONDIE CHEAP TRICK Hottest, KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 3 2 DIANA ROSS 10-7 CHRIS CROSS 14 8 OLIVIA N J 16-9

M Y/Fresno. CA

Mob Shannon

LA TOYA JACKSON POINTER SISTERS BOB SEGER DAVID BOWIE MICHAEL STANLEY B BABYS Hottest: TIERRA 21 I AC/DC 8 3 PAT BENATAR 13-4 KOOL 6 THE GANG 20-5 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 15-7

KYNO-Rigifroonci. CA WolltorlOomory

CHEAP TRICK JOHN COUGAR DOOBIE BROS BLONDIE Hottest TIERRA 1 I ZAPP 10-4 LA TOYA JACKSON 11-9 KOOL 4 THE GANG 21-13 LEO SAYER 22-19

KI MUAlbuguergue. N M

Chris Carey

AIR SUPPLY HEART ROD STEWART Hottest: LEO SAYER 3-1 BALL 6 OATES 4-3 CHRIS CROSS 7-4 NEIL DIAMOND 16-8 PAT BENATAR 14 9

FlA102/Seerstriento. CA

Billy Ma mie..

BLONDIE HEART BARRY MANILOW DOOBIE BROS Hottest: DEVO 1-1 DONNA SUMMER 4-2 JOHN LENNON 16-9 BARBRA STREISAND 22-15 DON WILLIAMS 29-21

KSPZ/Coforedo Springs. CO

MIlts Doniels

STEELY DAN BARRY MANILOW QUEEN Hottest: LEO SAYER 4 1 PAT BENATAR 7.2 BARBRA STREISAND 10-3 JOHN LENNON 11-7 JIMMY HALL 14-8

KYSNI/CrorodoSerings. 00

Morkherroy

ANDY GIBS REO SPEEDWAGON CLIMAX BLUES BAND STEELY DAN EAGLES Hottest. PAT BENATAR 1-1 KENNY ROGERS 4 2 LEO SAYER 7 3 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 14-8 RANDY MEISNER 16-9

ILZZPIPItoonk. AZ

St wo Ooddsnl

STEELY DAN Hottest: LEO SAYER 3 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 6-3 NEIL DIAMOND 9-5 PAT BENATAR 11-8 BARBRA STREISAND 13-10

KNYTITLIcson A2

Rich Brother RobbIn

BUS BOYS (dp) DAVID HUDSON TELMA MARIE (RA) CAMEO (RA) KORGIS (RA) HALL 6 OATES (RA) Hottest: TIERRA 10-1 KOOL B THE GANG 11-8 STEVIE WONDER 16-10 ROLLING STONES 17 13 BARBRA STREISAND 21 17

KEZIESsn Joon CA

Sob Hollow

STEELY DAN ANDY GIBB EDDIE RABBITT Dar KINGS Hottest: LEO SAYER 3 1 CHRIS CROSS 5-4 PAT BENATAR 6-5 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 11-8 NEIL DIAMOND 17-10

KIDD/ Monterey CA

Ron Rodrigues

STEELY DAN Hottest

KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 13-4 NEIL DIAMOND 17-11 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 18-1 TIERRA 29 19

KOGURNenside

Sri Bernardino. CA

Sob Wast JACKSONS Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND 2 1 KENNY ROGERS 3 2 STEPHANIE MILLS 13-10 LEO SAYER 14-11 BARBRA STREISAND 20-15

KK X X/BelusnifIeld. CA

Doug D•roo

ROD STEWART STEELY DAN MAC DAVIS KINGS (dp1 RANDY MEISNER (dp( ANDY GIBS CARLY SIMON DONNA SUMMER Hottest. KENNY ROGERS 1-1 AC/DC 4-2 LEO SAYER 11-6 VAPORS 15-12 ROD STEWART A-28

KNECl/Tacorns, W A

Beau Roberto

STEELY DAN BABYS DON WILLIAMS BOB SEGER ANDY GIBS Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 PAT BENATAR 3 2 LEO SAYER 7 3 CHRIS CROSS 14-7 AIR SUPPLY 16-8

KIS/Provo. UT

Ji m Sti mpter

ANDY GIBB OLIVIA N-J BLONDIE DOOBIE BROS BARRY MANILOW Hottest: LEO SAYER 4 I CHRIS CROSS 9 5 BARBRA STREISAND 10-6 AIR SUPPLY 12-9 STACY LATTISAW 17 10

Fh4103./Salt Lake Chy. UT

(for merly KRSPI

Lorrain* WInnegar

EAGLES Hottest: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN LEO SAYER 5-2 RANDY MEISNER 8-5 JOHN LENNON 15-10 POLICE 16-11

KFXD/Rokie ID

ChNileFoe

BLONDIE ANDY GIBS KNOBLOCK 6 ANTON (dp) STEELY DAN Hottest: HALL 6 OATES 1 I CHRIS CROSS 6-4 WILLIE NELSON 8-6 AIR SUPPLY 11-7 AC/DC 14-9

KOOK/3E11nd', MT

Donnie Neer *

BARRY MANILOW EAGLES DONNA SUMMER 802 SCAGGS DOOBIE BROS Hottest:

2 KENNY ROGERS 1-1 BARBRA STREISAND 4-2 AIR SUPPLY 10-7 LEO SAYER 14-8 KORGIS 15-11

KOCl/OrostFolls.PAT Wondi Corpiontor

DIONNE WARWICK DON WILLIAMS CHICAGO PURE PRAIRIE LEAG BLONDIE DAVID BOWIE ALAN PARSONS Hottest:

KENNY ROGERS 2-1 LEO SAYER 7-4 DEVO 10-7 JACKSON BRDWNE 13-10 AIR SUPPLY 24-20

KRLC/Lo wlston. ID

Stsyon Alan PAockolvio

ALAN PARSONS DELBERT MCCLINTON 802 SCAGGS JACKSONS STEELY DAN Hottest: PAT BENATAR 1-1 CHRIS CROSS 12-6

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 10-7 HEART 27-19 CHEAP TRICK D-23

KSLY ,Sen Lola Obispo CA

Don Potter

DOOBIE BROS DR. HOOK BARRY MANILOW ANDY GIBS STEELY DAN Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1 1 LEO SAYER 5 2 CHRIS CROSS 7-4 DIANA ROSS 9 8 NEIL DIAMOND 15-9

KENNAnchorads, AK

Randy Robbins

DIANA ROSS QUEEN ANDY GIBS DAVID BOWIE BLONDIE REO SPEEDWAGON Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 2 1 BARBRA STREISAND 10-2 CHRIS CROSS 14 9 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 17-10 PAUL SIMON 24-14

7-1 KYVA/31111nds. MT

Jock Soli

PARALLEL THREE

KBOLBorernan.IAT

PsulEhNs

DIANA ROSS BOZ SCAGGS ABBA CARLY SIMON Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 6-3 DONNA SUMMER 12-9 OLIVIA N-J 18 12 JOHN LENNON 30-22

KCBS/Reno. NV

Lorry Irons

BLONDIE EDDIE RABBITT BARRY MANILOW Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 1-1 LEO SAYER 3 2 NEIL DIAMOND 14-9 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 28 20 JOHN LENNON 30-22

KOZA/Problo. CO

Rip Ades

STEELY DAN KOOL N THE GANG TIERRA KINGS (RA) UTOPIA RONNIE MILSAP Hottest KENNY ROGERS 1-1 HALL 6 OATES 6-4 PAT BENATAR 9-7 JOHN COUGAR 20-17 BARBRA STREISAND 26-18

ROD STEWART DONNIE IRIS LOVER BOY BARRY MANILOW ANDY GIBS Hottest: KENNY ROGERS 4-1 CLIFF RICHARD 3-2 PAT BENATAR 6-3 LEO SAYER 7-4 CHRIS CROSS 10-7

KATI/Ca/my, wy

Donne Foss

STEELY DAN EDDIE BABBITT BETTE MIDLER ALAN PARSONS Hottest HALL 6 OATES 2-1 CHRIS CROSS 8-5 RANDY MEISNER 12-6 JOHN COUGAR 17-10 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 19-13

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THE PICTURE PAGES 2 Day's Premier Promotion

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2 Day FM/Sydney, one of Australia's new FM stations, concluded its first major on-air promotion recently, giving away an array of electronic equipment Pictured reveling in a day's accumulation of entries are 042 Day's Can-dice Mittleman and Laurie Bennett

Going Fischer-Z

Liberty recording artists Fischer Z appeared recently in Los Angeles to promote their current LP, "Going Deaf For A Living." Pictured backstage at the Whisky are (I-r) Capitol's Larry Hathaway, EMIA/Liberty's Ben Edmonds,

Fischer Z manager Tony Frazier, I's Burn and John Watts, label's John Hey and (rear) Clay Baxter, group's Steve Liddlo; (front) EMIA/Liberly VP Don Grierson, Z's David Graham, label's Dale White Horn and Ken Benson.

Boardwalk recording group Tierra played ti recent club date in their native Los Angeles. Pictured backstage at the Rosy are r) Tierra manager Stan Levy, Tierra's Joey Guerra, Phil Madayag, and Steve Falomir, manager Arnani Gardner, Boardwalk President Neil Bogart, group's Rudy Sales, Bobby Loya, Bobby Navarete; (seated, tr) Tierra's Andre Baexa, Steve Sales, and a guest musician

Quincy Quenches Whisky

Columbia recording group Quincy recently appeared at the Whisky in Los Angeles as part of a nationwide tour to support their debut, self titled LP Greeting the band after the show are (I r) Quincy's Brian Butler. Columbia's Terry Powell, Quincy 's manager David Passick, Columbia's George Chaltas, William Morris Agency's Carol Sid low, label's Ken Sasano; (second row, I r) Columbia VP Ron Oberman, group's Gerald Emerick, Columbia's Greg Phiffer, Quincy 's Bob Holden, Metro, end Steve Butler, and label's Tony Zetland.

Happy Hit For Hall

Epic Artist Jimmy Hall was recently in Atlanta on a concert/promotion tour. Pictured celebrating the success of his single, "I'm Happy That Love Has Found You, are /front I r) indie promoter Al Moss, Jimmy Hall, Pretty rhings' Phil May, and Warner Bros. 's Dave Danheiser; (rear, I r) Ron Hunts

man of Sound Seventy Management, E/P/A's Jim Stewart, Arista's Jeff Cook, CBS's Greg Boyd, WEA 's Warren Hudson, E/P/A's Ritch Bloom and Columbia's Alan Oreman

Benson And Friends At Greek

Quincy Jones and Stevie Wonder joined WB artist George Benson for the finale of his Los Angeles concert series at the Greek Theater Jones is the producer of Benson's platinum album, "Give Me The Night " In the scene backstage are Or) Quincy Jones, George Benson, and Stevie Wonder

The Breaks For Blow

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Phonogram/Mercury recording artist Kurtis Blow was the recent guest on

a "PM Magazine" segment taped at Los Angeles radio station KGFJ Shown during one of "The Breaks" are (I r) Phonogram VP John Stainze, Kurtis Blow, "PM Magazine" Producer Gina Tummolo, and "PM" seg ment host Bill Brill

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THE PICTURE PACES Bus Boys Take Over Ritz

New York's Ritz (the rock club, not the hotel) played host to Arista's Bus Boys recently as the group performed songs from their debut album "Minimum Wage Rock & Roll." Pictured in the exuberant crowd above are (1-r) Bus Boy Steve Felix, Arista's Jane Pa/muse, group member Gus Louderman, I rista Sr. VP Richard Palmese, Bus Boys' Michael Jones, Brian O'Neal and Victor Johnson, Arista President Clive Davis, band member Kevin O'Neal Arista 's Jim Cawley, and Arista VP Gordon Boss/n, with Arista 's Randy Hock "fronting" the frolicking group.

DiMeola At The Roxy

Columbia recording artist Al DiMeola recently played at the Roxy club in Los Angeles. Greeting Al backstage are (I-r) Columbia VP Ron Oberman, label's Mike Gusler and David Cohen, VP's Terry Powell and Arma Andon, Al DiMeola, CBS VP's Myron Roth and Maury Lathower, and Columbia's Debbie Newman.

Angel City In City Of Angels

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Epic's Angel City from Australia recently played the Forum in Los Angeles, opening for the Kinks Pictured (front ii') Angel's Graham "Buzz" Bkistrup and John Brewster, Epic./PortraitlCBS Associated Label's Lori Holder, group's Rick Brewster, E/P/A's Sam Harrell; (rear, 1-r) A ngel's Doc Neeson and Chris Bailey.

Gamma Goes Public At Privates

20th Sets Sights On Chi-Lites

20th Century Fox has lust released the Chi- Cites' newest album and single entitled "Heavenly Body," an event celebrated by, from left 20th's Carol L King, Chi Sound Records' (a 20th subsidiary) Carl Davis, 20th President Neil Portnow. the Chi Cites' Eugene Record, and 20th 's Paula Jeffries

ATV Music Hosts Party

Ate recent annual group meeting, ATV Music hosted a party for members of their worldwide music organization. Pictured partying are Il-r) song writer Barry Mann, Mann's wife Cynthia Well, and Tom Snow (Weil and Snow composed the Pointer Sisters' "He's So Shy").

A&M Contracts Conn

After signing with the label, Dean Conn (left) is shown in conversation with Jerry Moss, Chairman of A& M Records.

SRI Signs Silver Platinu m

Recording artists Silver Platinum inked a long term contract with Spector Records International Pictured post pact are fir) Platinum's Michael John-son, group's producer Lou Pace, group's Gary Cooper and Jerry McCor-mick, and Spector's Bayard Spector.

Privates in New York was a stopping place for Elektra/Asylum's Gamma as part of a tour supporting the group's second LP, "Gamma II " Backstage after the show are (14) Gamma's Davey Pattison, E/A's Willis Demault, Mick Brigdon of Gamma's management firm, group's Jim Alcivar and Glen Letsch, E/A's Morty Gilbert, Gamma's Denny Carrnassi and Ronnie Montrose, E/A's Ralph Ebler and Marty Schwartz

R611/Friday, November 21. 19130 Page 39

WRIF Reveals Music Research System Generally, it's been a hell of a good

year for WRIF/Detroit. In the time since the July-August 1979 ARB, when WRIF had a 4.8 and was the second-rated AOR in the market (behind WWWW), WRIF has risen dramatically: first to a 6.3, then to an all-time high 7.5, next to a 7.0. and leveling off this past ratings period at a 6.0. It's the top-rated AOR in a very crowded marketplace.

About a year-and-a-half ago, the station be-gan experimenting with a new form of music re-search which, it seems, has worked in the station's favor, ratings-wise. It was developed by Fred Jacobs, Director of Research and Programming Development for the ABC-owned FM's, and WRIF PD Tom Bender. With the system rolling and, in the estimation of its creators, a success, Tom and Fred have agreed to discuss some of the secrets of WRIF's music research system.

Linking Listeners With Radio A year-and-a-half ago, before WRIF insti-

tuted its current music research system, the sta-tion was culling music information out of trades and store reports. But PD Tom Bender wasn't satisfied: "It wasn't enough input for me. I felt there had to be a way for WRIF's audience to speak up for itself. I wanted to allow them to have a voice in our music system." Fred Jacobs added. Music research was getting so scientific that people were getting away from the real ways in which people listened to music on the radio. We wanted to come up with a more 'humanistic' sys-tem; one which would give us the data we wanted in terms real people could deal with."

"I employ the research; it doesn't employ me. My instincts supersede the research we do."

— Tom Bender

The station conducted some research that pointed to four different types of WRIF listeners. While the two were not at liberty to define those types in precise terms, Jacobs mentioned, "it gets away from age groups and starts identifying people in terms of listening patterns, plus where they spend their time and money."

Sample Size He continued the chronology of events: "We

started looking for people who exhibited the right patterns, and screened them with questionnaires. The list was narrowed down to between 100 and 150 finalists, who became the system's partici-pants." Jacobs said he felt this admittedly small number of people could give the station better re-sults than a wider group of participants because of the careful screening they'd been through to de-termine that they were, indeed, the best appli-cants for the system. "There are a lot of 12-24's or 18-24's who are in the right age group," he said, "but who will never benefit a station like WREF that much. With this sample, we have gathered the kinds of people who can contribute the most to what we are trying to accomplish with the re-SP-a r c h "

He added, "When you randomly call 250-300 people a week, those people don't really care about what you're doing. They may stay on the phones with you for ten minutes, but they may also be watching TV or doing dishes at the same time. What we've found is that our sample of people care about what they're doing, and give us information that is an accurate reflection of their true tastes.' '

Cassette Research With its participants selected, the station

(acting as an anonymous research firm) sent each a portable FM-AM cassette recorder, and were told they would be able to keep the unit if they agreed to participate in the survey for a year. The station then began making cassettes of music to send to the participants. Jacobs ex-plained the cassettes' music selection: "It's a combination of gold, current, and new material. The new songs are played in their entirety, and we play a good chunk of the other material as well, not just the chorus or hook. A great deal of time and trouble is taken in the recording process so that what they're hearing, as opposed to some-thing played down the phone lines, is a much bet-ter sound."

He went on, "With the weekly cassette comes a questionnaire. Unlike a ten-minute phone call where you're playing bits of songs and not hav-ing the chance to ask too many questions, we have a more captive audience who will respond to a song in many ways other than 'did you like it' or 'are you sick of it."

Not every new piece of music received by WRIF is tested by this system prior to being add-ed. Bender said, "We use it for the stuff we're not sure about, or have been sitting on. To wait on something like a Springsteen album would be ludicrous. But as the album works through its life history on the air, we can use the system to find out which tracks are the most viable over a long period of time. Eventually we go through every-thing in the library to see if it's still viable, if it still fits in with the everchanging tastes of our listeners."

"Music research was getting so scientific that people were getting away from the real ways in which people listened to music on the radio."

— Fred Jacobs

WRIF supplies postage for the return of the cassettes and questionnaires to a blind box, where it's picked up by the station and the questionnaire responses are fed into ABC computers to deter-mine results. The entire system of marketing and retrieval takes about two weeks.

Research's Human Half Does such an intricate system of music re-

search leave room for the human element? Bender stressed that it does. "I employ the re-search; it doesn't employ me. My instincts super-sede the research we do. Research tends to put a lot of people into mechanical straitjackets. The mechanics are there to keep six or eight highly individual people in line. But they're not there to strain out their personalities and make the damn thing a music box.

"Gut instinct," he continued, "is more neces-sary than ever because it has to help you answer the broader questions: what are the right bal-ances; what is the exact musical and program-ming complexion you want the station to have. The research helps keep you honest with your audience; it provides a fairly active interchange between us and them."

Here's the $64,000 question: What role does Bender think WRIF's elaborate music research system has played in the station's ratings growth and present AOR dominance in Detroit? "I think it's played some part, insofar as I'm much more confident of the music delivery of this radio sta-tion than ever before. I feel confident that this is the right music for us to deliver in this highly competiti we marketplace."

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Among the victims of the KSAN/San Francis-co format switch to Country last week: PD Tom Vales and MD Kate Hayes, plus air staffers Dan Carlysle and Steve Capen, and newsperson Jack Popejoy (who segued to a Bay Area TV news post). Capen and Carlysle can be reached at (415) 673-6322 . . . Pending FCC approval, KLYX/Sioux Falls is being sold to Red River Broadcasting Inc. from Sodak Broadcasting. When the sale goes through, the station will switch formats from AOR to a hybrid AOR-P/A KSMX /Lubbock is a new AOR, signing on around January 1st, 1981 as a Superstars affiliate . . . Dave Lee Austin has announced his intention to resign as WAAF/Wor-cester PD at year's end. His successor has not yet been chosen . . . VVXLP/Davenport MD Dave Hanson has exited . . . Former KAWV /Casper PD John Logan has joined KLBJ /Austin for week-ends . . . Former WWWW/Detroit PD Dick Hungate has joined WYSP/Philadelphia for after-noons . . . New to mornings and promotions at 1'95/Rockford is Mark Seger from WWQM /Madi-son . . . Shana Livigni has switched from KROQ/ Pasadena to neighboring KLOS/Los Angeles for nights. . KTCL/Ft. Collins midday air per-sonality Dennis Fry has exited . . . Joe Corrao has been named News Director at WAAL/Bing-hamton. Gregg Neavin is the station's new morn-ing man. . . Scott Loftus has been named the new PD at WJKL/Elgin, an automated AOR . . . Dan Boyle is exiting WQBK /Albany . . . Gabe Baptiste has been named to the MD post at WXLP/Daven-

port.

HALLOWEEN HIPSTERS: KI.OS/Los Angeles listeners were invited to be too hip this Halloween, by picking up a free Frazer Smith (morning air personality) face mask. 35,000 were made available through the record de-partments of many L.A. area department stores.

The promotion also recruited 10,000 new Too Hip Card holders, bringing the total num-ber of Too Hip L.A. residents to 85,000.

Every week the AOR section will spotlight

a significant station promotion. If your station

has produced an interesting piece of mer-

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sample along with pertinent explanatory in-

formation about the promotion to AOR De-

partment, R&R, 1930 Century Park West, Los

Angeles, CA 90067.

U P D A T E

AOR legend KSAN/San Francisco passed into history quietly last Friday afternoon at 3pm. All day long, the station interspersed regular pro-gramming with unearthed tapes from KSAN founding father Tom Donahue. Each jock had short comments and thanks to the listeners, and the station wrapped up its 121/2 years as an AOR by playing the first song Donahue purportedly played as a KSAN jock: Blue Cheer's "Summer-time Blues." The new "Country" KSAN, ap-parently not wishing to offend those curious enough to continue listening, began its format career by playing Judy Collins's "Someday Soon" . . . The latest "hot news" from WMMS/Cleveland is that the staff had to evacuate their offices when the office building in which WMMS is housed caught fire last week. Thinking quickly, Denny Sanders, who was on the air at the time, threw on a music tape reel so that the station wouldn't go off the air while the fire was extinguished. Luckily, there was no damage to the station's facilities... WDEK/DeKalb has boosted its power to 20,000 watts from 9500, which now gives the station 20-county coverage . . . WQFM/Milwaulcee held an "Acid Flashback Weekend" of forgotten album tracks and singles from the Sixties, to huge re-sponse . . . WRIF/Detroit morning show co-host George Baler has been "laid off" from his Satur-day 1,1orning show, and will instead be doing re-mote broadcasts from different one-day "part-time jobs" around the city. The first remote came from a gas station, where George pumped gas and talked with customers on the air . . . Here's an interesting twist on the record biz blues: in re-sponse to record companies lowering much cata-logue product from $7.98 to $5.98 (a 25% decrease in list price), KWST/Los Angeles announced that all ad campaigns promoting the $5.98 product will be discounted 25% . . . KISW/Seattle has set up a special promotion to help area hunger projects. The station is selling its window stickers for 154, with all proceeds benefitting local food banks. The first 80,000 have already been sold ... In con-junction with an area Poco concert date, KOZZ/ Reno held a contest in which the winner chose either a two-year old Arabian horse or $500 (the winner took the prize money) . . . Columbia's Romeos played a benefit concert date for KMOD/ Tulsa. To see the show, listeners had to be wear-ing a KMOD "Rock Brigade" T-shirt: proceeds from the sale of those shirts raised $10,000 for MD research . . . KGB-FM/San Diego sponsored a Halloween blood drive that garnered 175 pints. . KZOK/Seattle produced a slick four-page Bruce Springsteen fanzine that was distributed free to concertgoers at the Seattle show . . . KFMH/Mus-catine is giving away 99 turkeys for the Thanks-giving celebration. The station also helped raise over $300 for the Heart Association with a car wash . . . WAQX/Syracuse ran a Springsteen A-Z Minus One, which left out one cut from his repertoire. The station asked listeners to send in by postcard the name of the missing tune, with correct answers eligible to win a pair of tickets and a concert bus ride to see Springsteen in Rochester . . . KLBJ/Austin raised over $1500 and more than doubled the Austin Humane So-ciety's placement of pets in new households dur-ing the station's "Animal Magnetism" pet adop-tion day. Air personalities broadcast live from the Humane Society for five hours, inviting listeners to come down for refreshments and to look at the pets offered for adoption. The promotion was so successful that the station is now doing a daily bit on the air that spotlights an animal up for adop-tion... It's contest time in Memphis, where WZXR has begun a series of escalating prize offerings. Listeners first try to win albums, then try for ounces of gold (the station will give away one a week for a month) and color TV sets. Any-one who wins any of those prizes is also eligible to win one of the two grand prizes: an expenses-paid trip to Mexico, or concert passes for two to all 1981 Memphis rock concerts . . . The winner of WEZX/Scranton's "Fantasy Concert Contest" will be flown to Springsteen's Houston concert,

RIFriday, November 21. M O

1

WEBN WINTER WEAR — WEBN/Cincinnatis TV commercial model is pictured wearing the latest in Ohio winterwear The 100% cotton night shirt is selling fast for $8,- 4500 are available through client

outlets throughout Cincinnati

where he or she will hand-deliver listener fan mail to "the Boss" . . . Congrats to WMET/Chicago's Brock Whaley, who ties the knot on November 29 to Debra Calton . . . During WFBQ/Indianapo-lis's "Q95 Winter Survival" promotion, listeners can register to win everything from $95 worth of gas or groceries to expenses-paid trips to the Caribbean.

NOTE TO ALL AOR REPORTERS: R&R'S offices will be closed next Thursday in observ-ance of Thanksgiving. Please make your re-port calls for next week by Wednesday (9:30 to 5) or on Friday (9:30 to 2), West Coast time. Happy turkey!

COMING NEXT WEEK: Traditionally, AOR radio has shied away from big bucks promotions. But these days. AOR is coming up with promo-tions on a scale equivalent to anything being done by all but the most outrageous of CHR promotions. Next week we'll talk to KDWB-FM/Minneapolis PD Dave Hamilton, whose station is giving away $1000 a day for 40 days. We'll also talk about large-scale, large-budget promotions being done at WEBN/Cincinnati and KPRI/San Diego with PD's Denton Mare and Ernesto Gladden, as we take a look behind this new trend in AOR spending.

C O N C E R T S & C O N V E R S A TI O N S

PRESENTATIONS: KSMB/Latayette presented

Romeos for 94 cents KWST/Los Angeles pre-

sented Paul Warren it Explorer for free WSYRI

Syracuse presented Max Webster for $1 94

BROADCAST: Roches on KBCO/Bouider.

GUEST DJ'S: XTC, Police on KLBJIAustin.

CONVERSATIONS: Gary Myrick, Police, Dixie

Dregs on KWFM/Tucson LeRoux on WNORINor-

folk ... Elevators, Talking Heads, Blotto on WBRU1

Providence ... Van Helen, Dooble Brothers on

WFYVIJacksonville ... Johnny Van Zant, Outlaws,

Rubber City Rebels on WORO/Butialo ... Donnie

Iris on WKLCISt. Albans, WV. .. Moon Martin, NIns

Hagen, Randy Hansen on KROO/Pasadena

Keith Sykes, John Cougar on KAZY/Denver...

English Beat, Split Enz, Kingbees, Code Blue on

KNAC/Long Beach ... Outlaws, New England, Blue

Angel on WLIRILong Island ... Harry Chapin on

WVBR/Ithaca ... Dire Straits on WMMRIPhiladelphla

... Johnny Van Zant on WSYR/Syracuse XTC, Police on KLBJ/Austin ... Keith Sykes on KILO/Colo-

rado Springs ... Michael Schenker, New England,

Molly Hatchet on WBAB/Long island ... Al Stewart on Kr:WM/Portland ... Michael Des Etarres on KCAL/ San Bernardino.

Album Airplay/ 40 November 21, 1980

ROCKPILE .... ...Seconds Of Pleasure (Columbia). . "Teacher"

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10/31 1117 1144 121 November 21, 1980 1 1 1 1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 7 3 3 2 POLICE Zenyatta Mondatta (A& M) 2 2 2 3 PAT BENATAR Crimes Of Passion (Chrysalis) — 12 4 4 CHEAP TRICK All Shook Up (Epic) — 13 9 5 ALAN PARSONS PROJECT The Turn Of A... (Arista) 6 6 7 6 AC/DC Back In Black (Atlantic) — 24 12 7 DIRE STRAITS Making Movies (WB) 4 5 6 6 DOOBIE BROTHERS One Step Closer (WB) 5 4 5 9 KANSAS Audio-Visions (Kirshner)

26 14 10 BABYS On The Edge (Chrysalis) 10 9 11 11 DAVID BOWIE Scary Monsters (RCA) — 38 21 12 ROCKPILE Seconds Of Pleasure (Columbia). . . 3 7 8 13 CARS Panorama (Elektra)

9 10 13 14 MOLLY HATCHET Beatin' The Odds (Epic) 8 8 10 15 SUPERTRAMP Paris (A&M)

• 16 EAGLES Eagles Live (Asylum) — 33 25 17 GEORGE THOROGOOD.. More George... (Rounder) 32 21 17 18 RANDY MEISNER One More Song (Epic) 17 18 16 19 JOHN COUGAR Nothin' Matters. (Riva)

— 32 20 NEIL YOUNG Hawks Et Doves (WB/Reprise) 16 16 20 21 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND Heartland (EMI America) 31 30 22 22 TALKING HEADS Remain In Light (Sire) 22 20 18 23 ANGEL CITY Darkroom (Epic)

24 THIN LIZZY Chinatown (WB) 14 11 15 25 QUEEN The Ga ne (Elektra) 33 25 27 26 BILLY THORPE 21st Century Man (Elektra)

— 36 40 27 707 707 (Casablanca)

— 38 28 DONNIE IRIS Back On The Streets (MCA) — ao 37 29 JOE JACKSON BAND Beat Crazy (AEtM) 15 17 19 30 ROBERT PALMER Clues (Island) 18 23 28 31 GAMMA Gamma 2 (Elektra)

32 JIM CARROLL BAND Catholic Boy (Atco) 29 32 29 33 ROBBIN THOMPSON Two B's Please (Ovation) - — 39 34 MOON MARTIN Street Fever (Capitol) 12 14 23 35 JACKSON BROWNE Hold Out (Asylum) 11 15 24 36 ROLLING STONES Emotional Rescue (Rolling Stones)... 23 34 35 37 B-52'S Wild Planet (WB) 38 37 — 38 JACK GREEN Humanesque (RCA) 13 19 3'1 39 YES Drama (Atlantic) 19 22 26 40 STEVE FORBERT Little Stevie Orbit (Nemperor)

•.-L' Album Airplay/ 40 r Album cuts are listed In order

of airplay preference. 1 166 REPORTERS 1

The River (Columbia) " H eart" " Ties " Title " C a dillac "

" Stand" "D e D o" ' World" "C anary "

" Hell" " Hit" " Treat " " Prisoner"

"Stop " "Baby " " Go " " C an 't"

" G a mes " "Price " "Snake "

" S hook " Title "Shoot " "Bells "

"Skatea way " "Expresso " "Rock"

Title "Stoppin - R eal" "Thank "

"Relen dess " " Hol d" "Rock " "L oner"

" Turn " "17" " Gone " " Girl"

"Ashes " "Fashion " "Teenage " Title

" Teacher" "Pet " "Thrill" " Nothin '"

"Slack " 'Touch " " D on't" "Running "

Tide "Ra mbler " " Dea d " "Sailor"

" Drea mer" "Bloo dy" "School"

"Life's" "Roa d " "Easy " "R un "

" S ea " " Wante d" " Night"

" D eep " "H earts "

" Ti me " " Night" " Cheap"

Tide " Union " "Po wer"

" C an 't- "L over " "All"

" Once" " Crosseye d" " C urve"

" S ecrets " "Face" "Ivory" " Night"

Title "We" "Sweetheart" "Sugar" "D ust" "Need" "Dragon" "Rock" "1991" "Dawn" "Room" Title "I C ould B e G oo d For You"

"A hl Leahl"

"One" Title "Someone" "Boys" "Sulky" "Johnny" "Clues" "Voyager" "Air-" P eople " " Day" " Gravity"

" Brite " " C an dy "

"B a d" "Rollin' " "Fever" " Girl" "Disco" " B oulevar d" " Hold"

" C old- " Dance" Title

" Idaho" "Q uiche" "Strobe"

" Much" "M urder- "Valentina" "Tempus" "Lens" " Happen"

" W eir' " Cellophane"

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MOST ADDED 1 EAGLES

Eagles Live (Asylu m) "Life's Been Good"

2 THIN LIZZY Chinatown (W131 Title

3 ALVIN LEE BAND Free Fell (Atlantic) "Ridin Truckin'"

4 RO MANTICS National iNemperod "Forayer Yours"

5 DONNIE IRIS Beck On The Streets MICA) "Ahl Leahl"

6 ROD STE WART Foolish Behaviour IWB) Passion

6 CLJ MAX BLUES BAND Flying The Flag IWB) "Gotta'

7 NEIL YOUNG Hawks Er... MB/Reprise) Title

8 ROCKPILE Seconds Of (Colu mbia) 'Teacher"

9 NE W ENGLAND Explorer Suite lElektral "Lillie In The 89s"

9 JOHN LENNON Double Fantasy (GeHen) "Starting Over

10 707 707 ICaseblancal

Tie 'I Could 8.

10 IAN LLOYD SINC Sc orn EN011.1 "Touch Me"

11 GEORGE THOROGOOD-More George... (Rounded 'Bottom Of The Sea"

12 JI M CARROLL BAND Catholic Boy (Atcol

tie "People Who Died"

12 XTC Black Sea (Virgin) "Generals"

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MEDIUM 11R1 11/14 11/7 10/31

1 DIRE STRAITS 13213 Making Movies IWB) A-8 "Skateaway

2 ROCKPILE 10 0 Seconds Of (Columbia) A.18 • Teacher Ha

ALAN PARSONS PROJECT 143161 The Turn 01 A (Arista) A.4 'Games People Play" H-it1

3 BABYS 11011 One The Edge (Chryseis Turn 6t Walk Away

4 BILLY THORPE 21st Century Men (Elektre) AS -1991" 9141

6 GEORGE THOROG000-More George (Rounds') "Bottom Of The Sea"

• CHEAP TRICK All Shook Up (Epic) "Stop This Game"

7 M OON MARTIN Street Fever (Capitoll Bad News"

8 RANDY MEISNER One More Song lEpic) "Deep Inside" 11,21

9 JOHN COUGAR 761411 Nothin• Matters IRival A3 • This Time H-211

10 MICHAEL STANLEY.., 76/41 Heartland (E MI America) AO "He Can't Love"

11 ANGEL CITY 611147 Darkroom (Epic) A.2 A4

No Secrets" 11-20 11 15 12 TALKING HEADS 77/44

Remain In Light(Sire) A4 Al "Once In A Lifetime" Ha 14-72

13 ROBERT PALMER 14143 3256 Clues Ilstendl Al Al "Sulky Old" K20 11 28

14 JOE JACKSON BAND 01042 64/34 Beat Crary (AD M) xis One To One" 14 17 14,5

14 GAM MA 56/42 64140 Gamma 21E111kt:7M A-0 A 1 CO Al AO -Voyager" 11-13 H.13 H-14 H-13 11.14

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Chart Summary

A nother banner w eek

for the B oss, w ho m ai n-

tained his lead in hot and

total reports to stay on

top. B uilding this w eek in

total reports w ere POUCE, w ho inched into second

place. TRICK held rock

steady as PARSONS hit top five. AC/DC resurgod, w hile STRAITS and BABYS hit top ten. BO WIE hold his o wn as ROCKPILE shot up, gaining in upper air

play rotations. EAGLES w ere the w eek's m ost

added albu m and highest

debut ( watch for a big

ju mp on this albu m next

w eek as heavy adds con

veil to other rotations).

THOROGOOD m ade im-

pressive gains in all rota

tions. YOUNG ju mped as

early adds converted.

HEADS m aintained. UZZY debuted with excellent

reports in all rotations.

THORPE inc hed up. 707

m ade an impressive leap

up wards this w eek, strong

in all rotations and as a

single. IRIS sho wed healthy

airplay gains in all rota

tions. JACKSON ju mped.

CARROLL debuted with

solid reports for all rota-

tions. MARTIN cli mbed as

,GREEN bounced back on the chart STEVIE WON-DER, DEVO, and KENNY LOGGINS all ca me close

to charting this w eek.

At the very end of the

w eek, ne w albu ms w ere

released by JOHN LEN-NON, ROD STEWART, and STEELY DAN. Look for all three to debut

strongly next w eek.

THE HOTTEST 1

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11

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'Hell" AC/DC Back in Black (Atlantic) 'Shook Me' DOOBIE BROTHERS One Step Closer (WB) Title CHEAP TRICK All Shook Up (Epic) Stop This Game . KANSAS AudioVisions (Kirshner)

Relentless Pe n ALAN PARSONS PROJECT 145111 The Turn Of A )Arista) A4 'Games People Play" rAgt CARS 8517 Panorama (Elektra) A.0 ..Gi m me Some Slack" 64-It SUPERTRAMP 9412 Paris (AB M) AO 'Dreamer M 22 DIRE STRAITS 13256 Making Movies IWBI AS "Skateaway 6458 DAVID BO WIE 11155 Scary Monsters (RCA) CO "Ashes To Ashes' 6441 MOLLY HATCHET 07611 Beatin' The Odds (Epic) CO Title PA N QUEEN The Game (Elektra) Bites The Dust" BABYS On 7110 Edge )Chrysalis) Turn Er Well. Away

11(1 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN 181/117 The River (Columbia) CO "Hungry Heart" M 4 POLICE 1152/734 Zenyatta Mondatta (A& MI Al "Don't Stand" 6.1 17 PAT BENATAR 133/120 Crimes Of (Chrysalis) A 0

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EAGLES

Eagles Live (Asylu m) "Life's" "Road" "Easy" "Run." 80% of our report-er on it Total album re-ports: 132. A-111, M-2, H-19. Debuted this week at number 16.

THIN LIZZY

Chinato wn (WB) Tide "We" "Sweetheart" "Sugar." 53% of our re-porters on it Total album reports: 88. A-42, M-34, H-12. Debuted this week at number 24.

SINGLES 1 JOHN LENNON "(Just Like) Starting Over" (Geffen)

2 ROD STE WART "Passion" )WB(

3 HEART "Tell It Like It Is" (Epic)

4 REO SPEEDWAGON "Keep On Loving You" (Epic)

5 STEVIE WONDER .... "Master Blaster (Jammin")" frarnIal

6 DEVO 'Whip Ir M B)

7 CUMAX BLUES BAND ... "Gotta Have More Love" (WB)

8 KEITH SYKES Love To Ride" IBackstreeVMCA)

9 PAUL SIMON "One Trick Pony" )WB)

10 SPLIT ENZ "I Got You" (R&M)

11 ELVIS COSTELLO.... "Gettin" Mighty Crowded" ICoiumbial

12 BLONDIE "The Tide Is High" (Chrysalis)

13 UTOPIA "I Just Want To Touch You" (B ears voll e rliV B)

14 MAX WEBSTER "Battle Scars ' (Mercury)

15 NEW ENGLAND "Explorer Suite' I El ektra)

Thae• 46 • receiv ed significant A O R •irpley rep orts this w asilt has• w ool*,

•r• & those not available on an albu m or •r• fr o m an al bu m not rurr•n ny on th•

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fists w eak

JAZZ ON ACM 1 JEAN-LUC PONTY Civilized Evil (Atlantic)

"Demagomania" 2 SPYRO GYRA Carnaval (MCA)

"Cafe Amore" "Cashaca" 3 JONI MITCHELL Shadows Et Light (Asylum)

"Woodstock" "France" "Edith" 4 GROVER WASHINGTON JR Winelight (Elektra)

Title "Name" "Take" "Just" 6 PAT METHENY 80181 (ECM(

"80187" "Goin'" GEORGE BENSON Give Me The Night (WB( "Love"

7 DAVE VALENTIN Land Of The 3rd Eye (Arista) Title

8 LARSEN Ft FEITEN Larsen- Feiten Band (WB) "Fool"

9 ERIC GALE Touch Of Silk (Columbia) "Life"

10 HIROSHIMA Odori (Arista) "Winds" • • •

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MEDIUM DIRE STRAITS Making Movies WEN 36/21 ROCKPILE Seconds Of.. (Columbia) 30/18 JOHN COUGAR Nothirr Matters.. (Rivr() 28/18 BILLY 'THORPE 21st Century Man (Elektra) 25/18 GEORGE THOROGOOD THE DESTROYERS More George... (Rounder) 26/18 ANGEL CITY Darkroom (Epic) 23/18

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THE HOTTEST

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN The River (Columbia) 47/47 POUCE Zenyatta Mondatta (A&M) 43/41 PAT BENATAR Crimes Of.. (Chrysalis) 40/31 KANSAS Audio-Visions (Kirshner) 39/30 AC/DC Back In Black (Atlantic) 37/30

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KZA M SUPPORTS GREENPEACE - KZA M/Seattle held a 60 hour Radio thon which raised close to S60,000 for the Greenpeace causo merchandise

was auctioned over the airwaves with a volunteer manned phone bank set up at a local Tower Records store to accept bids and donations and

sign up new members The event was successfully highlighted with mu-sic, interviews, and appearances by local artists and celebrities. Pictured is

PD Paul Sullivan pointing to the latest total in the midst of the Radiothon.

RF,R f richly Novembor 21 19110

News Notes Before we get rolling this week, a reminder to our

Country reporting stations: all reports during the week of November 24 must be in by Wednesday, November 26. due to the Thanksgiving holiday. From all of us at R&R. we hope you and everyone at your place has a Happy Bird-Day. . KLIF/Dallas becomes the latest major radio facility to join radio's popular "Country Club." January 1 is the planned format switch date. (Details on Page 1 of this week's Ft&R.1 In a related story, WFMS-FM /Indianapolis PD Herb Allen was named by Susquehanna lowners of KLIF) to be Regional Program Executive He will oversee programming of WFMS-FM, KPLX-FM (also in Dallas) and now KLIF . In the past couple months, it has been real busy around the Country department, and I wanted to catch up on a few items that should have been mentioned, but until now there was no opportunity ... At KCBQ/San Diego. Rosalee Maribald, the subject of an R&R feature back in 1976 ("The Queens Of Country Radio") is now doing the evening show. . . At M U/Los Angeles, Terry Moss, who was my associate director on the ('MA/NBC post-awards radio special, is doing rniddays. Moss recently was afternoon drive at KZLA here in L.A.. WCAW/ Charleston, WV reports Casey Campbell from WMZQ-FM/Washington, DC is its new morning man Penny Reeves has moved from afternoon drive at KVET/ Austin, after four years, to do morning drive. Could this be a first? I remember Penny during her days co-hosting the morning show with Alan Peck at KBOX/ Dallas. They were known as "Peck & Penny" Frank Barrow, PD and VP of Pro-gramming at WFDR /Man-chester, GA, reports good response to the station's for-mat change to Country October 1 WFDR is a 100,000-watt FM station serving Columbus. Macon and "about half of Georgia plus a large portion of East Alabama" Fred Gardini is the new Sales Manager at WWN'A/Wheeling . Jim Marshall has joined the on-air staff at CH:NI/Rich-mond Hill. Ontario. Marshall will be heard afternoons

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Bob Backman. GM of KTFX /Tulsa. tells R&R he is looking for a PD (916) 663-6511 Joe Maxwell. from WAVW /Vero Beach. FL. is the new PD at WSRF /Ft. Lauderdale. Maxwell tells R&R. "In the coming weeks we plan to drop most of our automation programming to do live air work. We are looking for some people and music product to get things rolling." WSRF. 3000 South-west 60th, Ft. Lauderdale. FL 33314. . Don Perry has been promoted to MD at KSO/Des Moines ... Gal" Stone is MD at WDGI'IMinneapolis. Last week we re-ported here that Paul Johnson was named to that slot. Paul was interim MD during the recent changes at WDGY. Stone is officially the MD . . Tim Logan is now doing evenings at WBHP/Huntsville, AL. He is from WCRQ/Arab. AL . . . KLAK /Denver just hooked up with the ABC Information network . Congrats to Tom Riley, PD of WVAM /Altoona, PA, and his wife on the birth of Nicole Marie, a 6-pound. 8-oz. baby girl . Our best to Scott Anderson, MD at KBUF/Garden City, KS and his bride, the former Vicky Abrams . . . Len Anthony, MD of WPLO/Atlanta. says the traffic re-porters of WPLO and WSB got together and pulled a switch on Len's morning show that left him speech-less. The WSB reporter went on the frequency for WPLO's traffic reports, and you can imagine his panic.

. Speaking of panic. WHN/New York had a short cir-cuit in a transmission line and were off the air last week for more than 12 hours. A station spokesman told R&R that WHN was flooded with calls. If nothing else, some-thing like this gives a station a chance to see if anyone is listening. Can you imagine being knocked off the air and no one called? .. . So what's news with you?

Country Rachothon Coming

A nationwide Country Music Ftadiothon for the National Kidney Foundation has been set for March 7 and 8,1981. Charlie Daniels and Brenda Lee have agreed to cohost the event with Ralph Emery. The CMR will also be produced by Emery in cooperation with the Country Music Association. This is the first time the CMA has ever voted to support such an event held by a voluntary health agency.

Area National Kidney Foundation affiliates will be responsible for producing the radiothon on Country sta-tions in their region. The national broadcast will air for 30 minutes of each hour. The program is expected to air on more than 125 stations

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Besides Charlie Daniels and Brenda Lee. Torn T. Hall has agreed to cohost a portion of the show. Other country music celebrities expected to participate in-clude Barbara Mandrel,, Johnny Cash. Kenny Rogers, Ronnie Wimp, Mel Tillis, Jerry Reed, the Oak Ridge Boys, the Stiller Brothers. Jerry (lower. and many others The Country Music Radiothon is expected to be-come an annual event to be held the second week in March. National Kidney Month.

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Urban Cowgirl Contest Set

Epic Records in cooperation with Mickey Gilley, Gilley's Club in Pasadena. TX, and the Pro-Art Poster company, announced "The Urban Cowgirl National Pro-motion Contest."

The contest is running nationwide on 23 radio sta-tions through the end of November Stations include WPLO/Atianta. WIN'K /Knoxville. WBAM/Birmingham. WSL'N /St. Petersburg. WHOO/Orlando, WMZQ/Wash-ington, WJEZ/Chicago, WHK/Cleveland. WCXI/Detroit, WSAI/Cincinruati, WIRE/Indianapolis, WDGY/Minnea-polis. KPLX/Dallas, WMPS/Memphis, W11/St. Louis. WDAF/Kansas City, KLAC/Los Angeles, KJJJ/ Phoenix. KRAK/Sacramento, KMPS/Seattle, KLZ/ Denver, KSOP/Salt Lake City, and WHN /New York.

The grand prize winner will receive an all-expenses paid trip to meet Mickey Gilley at Gilley's Club, and be photographed for a poster. She will also get a contract to receive royalty payments on the sale of her poster.

ts The Season..." As Country radio has continued to grow, the field of special programs has also grown

by leaps and bounds. During the past few weeks R&R has received numerous announce-ments of Country-oriented shows for the holiday season programming. The following is a list of some of the available programs. A contact and phone number is also listed. In most cases a demo is available upon request. If by chance we left out someone's program or if your station is doing something interesting during the year-end. please send it along to R&R for sharing with our readers: R&R Country, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Company Program Phone

Toby Arnold & Assoc.

Bonneville Broadcast Consultants

Drake-Chenault

Mutual Broadcasting

Weedeck Radio et% ork

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"Epic 80 - 1980's Top 100 Country Countdown" Host: Lee Sherwood Length: 9 hours

"An American Country Christmas" & "An American Country New Year" Host: Kris Kane Length: 4 hours

"Country Christmas With Eddy Arnold & Brenda Lee" Hosts: Arnold. Lee & Bob Kingsley Length: 12 hours

"Country Music Countdown — 1980" Hosts: Anne Murray & Mike Fitzgerald Length: 3 hours

"1981 Country Edition Of The World's Record Records" Hosts: Hugh Cherry & Ron Martin Length: 5-minute segments

(214) 661-8201

(201) 567-8800

(213) 654-0941

(703) 685-2161

P•90 SO REtR/Friday, November 21, 19(10

'Breakers week

BREAKERS. 1 are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given

No records qualified for Breaker status this week.

Most Added:

DOLLY PARTON 9 To 5 (RCA) GAIL DAVIES I'll Be There (WB) CHARLY NIcCLAIN

Who's Cheatin Who (Epic) MOE BANDY

Following The Feeling (Columbia)

Hottest: KENNY ROGERS Lady )Liberty(

RONNIE MILSAP Smoky Mountain Rain (RCA)

JOHNNY LEE One In A Million (Asylum) MERLE HAGGARD

Think I'll Just Stay Here.. (MCA) MICKEY GILLEY

That's All That Matters (Epic)

MOST ACTIVE Recent releases are listed in order of their activity The two numbers follo wing the artist title label designation

iekample 100 251 indicate now many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 100 how many added it this week (251 "Moves are broken down for each record and indicate how many stations moved the song ;

Up on their charts held it the Sane Ion to on add to on, 31-31 etc I moved It MI MI on their charts or Added It this ,

week MI indicates one of this week s most added new

MARTY ROBBINS "An Occasional Rose" (Columbia) 70113 N•tional Su m mary Up 27 Sense 20 Down 0 Debuts 10. Adds 13 including W NRS WSAI. WIRE KLAK. KIAC. WPOR. KILL

AM FM WS M WGTO 39 31 KK Y X 3629 KSO ci 36 WOOD FM 2819. KEBC FM 4035 KUUY 4836 KCUB 38 33. WCA W 37 32

Rbli Chart Debut 47

RAZZY BAILEY "I Keep Coming Back" (RCA) 87/22 N•tional Su m mary Up 6 Sa me 26 Down 0 Debuts 12 Adds 22 including KIXZ. YVV M1 WUBE FM. WCXI WF MS FM. WBCS

FM. KEBC FM WIL AM FM KFH KVOC. KLAK WGNA FM WYII. WI WI FM d 26 WSIX FM 3823. WC MS FM 46 36 WGEE 60-42. WKKN d 36 REtR Chart Debut 48

M DOLLY PARTON "9 To 5" (RCA) 85/80 National Sum mary Up 0 Sa me 2 Down 0 Debuts 3. Adds 60 including WPOC FM WHN WEEP. W MZCI FM. WPLO. WCOS

FM. KIKK FM. WKSJ FM WBA M WHOO WIRK FM W HK WCXI KYNN. WKCCI FM KFDI AM. KMAK. KVEG KNIX FM.

KWJJ KYTE. KRAK KCKC KEEN REtR Chart Debut 49

STEVE WARINER "Your Memory" (RCA) 63/23 National Su m mary Up 10 Same 19 Down 0 Debuts 11 Adds 23 including KRZY KLAK KONE KSON AM FM, WCA W. WBAX WNO W. KENR W OKE KWKH W MUS AM FM WXCL WIL AM FM. KEBC FM 36-31 WKKN 38-31. KMAK d27.

KCKC 3025 KGA d-40 WKXA 3025 WIXL FM 47 34 WESC AM FM d 39 136,11 Chart- Debut 50

DEAN DILLON "Nobody In His Right Mind" (RCA) 58/10 National Su m mary Up 27 Sense 15 Down 0 Debuts 6 Adds 10 KW MT KBUF KWJJ WKXA. WBAX. KIXZ. KLVI KENR

KYX X WSUN WINN d 36 WUBE FM 3831 KSO 34 28 WK MF 38 33 WABF 47 40 KFDI AM 4033 KVOC 23 18. KUUY 40-33

SUSIE ALLANSON "Dance The Two Step" (Liberty) 55/14 National Sum mary Up 15 Same 16 Down 1 Debuts 10 Adds 14 including KRRV KLLL AM FM WHK WDZO FM KEBC FM

KEED EG WPOR WGNA FM 4639 WC MS FM 4439 KV00 4637 KVOC 42 31 KFTN 4033 KTOM 2618 KSOP d 44

TO MPALL Et GLASER BROTHERS "Sweet City Woman" (Elektra) 56/12 N•tional Sum mary Up 15 Sa me 19 Down 0 Debuts 9 Adds 12 including W MACL WCXI WDAF. KYNN WKKN KWJJ. W WI KLRA. WGTO 43 37 WIRK FM d40 KSO 3830 KFDI AM 48-37, KVOC 35-28 W M20 FM d 37 KFGO d 38

JOHN ANDERSON "1959" M B) 54/24 National Sum mary Up 1 Sa me 17 Down 0 Debuts 12 Adds 24 including KSSS KEED KCKC, KGA. YVVVCS FM WINN

WOKE W OVE FM W MNI WITL FM WTSO WTHI KV00 KTO M d 33 W M2C1 FM d 38 KIKK FM 4836. WF MS FM d 31

5 GAIL DAVIES "I'll Be There" M B) 50/47 National Su m mary Up 0 Sense 3 Down 0 Debuts 0 Adds 47 including WCOS FM WL WI FM KEYS WIRE FM WUBE FM

WAX X KFEQ WIL AM FM KED! AM KLAK. KYTE KSOP KEEN WSEN. WNYR W MIC1 FM W WVA

DICKEY LEE "Lost In Love" (Mercury) 50/8 National Su m mary Up 18 Sa me 20 Down 0 Debuts 8 Adds 8 W MAQ. WHK W MNI. WHBF KSSS KRRV KONE 37 30. KGA d 37 WBG W FM 41 36 WYDE d40 KKYX d49 KTTS AM FM 43 39 KFDI AM FM 43 39 KFDI AM 3529

DONNA FARGO "Seeing is Believing" M B) 49/8 National Su m mary Up 18 Sa me 20 Down 0 Debuts 5 Adds 6 WGTO W NRS. WHK W AXX KLAK, KMAK KVOC 3224

WGNA FM 41 37 WBAX 40.34 KR MD AM FM 30 29 KYNN 32 29

DEBBY BOONE -Take It Like A Wo man" (WB/Curb) 4817 National Su m mary Up 18 Sa me 15 Down 0. Debuts 8 Adds 7 WK MF WITL FM WKKN KWJJ WNO W KWKH. WL WI FM d 30 WHK 30-22. KUUY 39 31 KGA d 38 WKXA o 30 WADR 29 22 KV00 4436

CHARLY McCLAIN "Who's Cheatin' Who" (Epic) 48/31 National Sum mary Up 1 Sarno 11 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 31 including W WCS FM W MZO FM WYDE. WINN WBA M

KR MD AM FM WIRE FM KSO KFGO KFEQ. KFDI AM KVOC KSSS KGA

Si MOE BANDY "Following The Feeling" (Columbia) 45131 National Sum mery Up 3 Same 7 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 31 including KMAK EMS FM KWJJ KGA W MZCI FM WIDE (HEY KENR WINN WSIX FM WSAI KFGO KEBC FM WXCL WKCII FM KV00 KCKC 3920 WIXL FM 43-29

JI M REEVES "There's Always Me" (RC A) 44/14 National Su m mary Up 3 Sa me 19 Down 0 Debuts 8 Adds 14 Including WSAI KSO KEBC FM KVOC KLAK. KONE. KSON

AM FM WNO W WCIIK FM WC MS FM WIRE FM WSIX FM 3030 WF MS FM d 14 KCUB d 39

MEL STREET "Who Will Turn Out" (Sunbird) 43/5 National Sum mary Up 19 Sa me 14 Down 0 Debuts 5 Add. 5 WESC AM FM WSIX FM WS M WC MS FM KSOP KVOC 41 39 WGNA FM 43 38 W MZO FM 37 32. KIKK FM 36•27 WKKN 36 29 KFDI AM 49 41

GLEN CAMPBELL "Any Which Way You Can" M B) 38118 National Su m mary Up 3 Sa me 13 Down 0 Debuts 8 Adds 16 including KSO WCXI WTSO KUUY. KYTE. KRAK. EGA.

WESC AM FM KWKH WSIX FM 37 24 WC1UK FM 34 29 KTO M d 39

Others Getting Significant Action JOHN WESLEY RYLES "Cheater's Trap" (MCA) 35/5 ri.lionro Sum mary Up 15 Sa me 12 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 5. KLLL AM FM WS M KWKH WOKK KVOC WKXA d 28 W M20 FM 40 14 WGTO 44 333 KNOE 3931 KV00 5041 KUUY 41 32 KSOP d 39

RANDY BARLO W "Willow Run" (Paid) 36/3 National Su m mary Up 16 Same 14 Down 0 Debuts 2 Adds 3 YVKL M KB MR WHK KWKH 3229 KSO 2922. WCXI 29 25 WITL FM 1916 KTTS AM FM 42 38 KFTN 14 28

EARL THO MAS CONLEY "Silent Treatment" (SunbIrtl) 30/11 Natio nal Su m mary Up 0 Sa me 12 Down 0 Debuts 7 Adds 11 WGTO WC MS FM KWKH WITL FM KYNN WXCL. KICD

FM KFEQ KSSS KEED EASY

FOXFIRE "Whatever Happened To Those..." (Elektra) 29/8 National Sum mary Up 5 Sa me 13 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 8 WGTO WESC AM FM KB MR WK MF WXCL KICD FM KVOC KFTN WINCS FM 21 17 KSO d 36 On KWKH WIRE FM WCXI KRAK KGA

KENNY DALE "When It's Just You And Me" (Capitol) 2818 National Su mmary Up 5 Same 10 Down 0 Debuts 7 Adds 6 KIX2 KWKH WXCL KFEQ KFTN KEEN VVVVCS FM d 30 WESC AM FM 32 28 KENR d 39 KYXX 43-36

RAY CHARLES ft CUNT EASTWOOD "Beer's To You" M B) 28/9 National Sum mary Up 3 Same 10 Down 0 Debuts 4 Add. 9 KHEY WKSJ FM WBA M KWKH WHK WITL FM WKKN.

KLAC KYTE KCKC 27 24 KEBC FM 3427

HANK COCHRAN "A Little Bitty Tear" (Elektra) 26/6 National Sum mary Up 6 Sa me 10 Doves 0 Debuts 4 Adds 6 KIXZ. WKSJ FM WIRE FM WK MF KFEQ. EASY KWKH d 28, WHK o40 KW MT 50-43 KTTS AM FM 4036

NAMONAMAIRPLAY/50 Odom "

November 21, 1980 14 6 4 0 RONNIE MILSAP/Smoky Mountain RainIRCA)

10 5 1 2 KENNY ROGERS/Lady (Liberty)

5 3 3 3 JOHN CONLEE/Sho Can't Say That Anymore (MCA)

4 2 2 4 CRYSTAI GAYUE/If You Ever Change Your Mind (Columbia)

15 8 6 0 ALABA MA/ Why Lady Why (RCA)

17 11 7 0 CHARLEY PRIDE/You Almost Slipped My Mind (RCA) 20 12 8 0 LARRY GATUN Es GATLIN BROS./Take Me To Your (Columbia)

22 15 9 0 BELLAMY BROTHERS/Lovers Live Longer (WB/Curb)

28 21 12 0 MICKEY GILLEYrThat's All That Matters lEpic) 25 20 11 0 BARBARA MANDRELUBest Of Strangers (MCA)

32 27 16 CID JOHNNY LEE/One In A Million (Asylum)

2 1 5 12 ANNE MURRAY/Could I Have This Dance (Capitol)

34 29 19 CID CON WAY TVIIITTY/A Bridge That Just Won't Burn (MCA) 33 28 21 0 MAC DAVIS/Texas In My Rear View Mirror (Casablanca)

18 13 10 16 BRENDA LEEJBroken Trust IMCA)

42 32 23 0 MERLE HAGGARD/Think I'll Just Stay Here. (MCA)

27 25 20 0 JOHNNY RODRIGUEZ/North Of The Border (Epic)

19 14 13 18 JACKY W ARD/That's The Way A Cowboy Rocks And Rolls (Mercury)

36 30 24 0 CHARUE RICH/A Man Just Don't Know.. (Elektra)

45 39 28 0 EDDIE RABBITTII Love A Rainy Night (Elektra)

21 16 17 21 SYLVIA/Tumbleweed (RCA)

35 31 26 0 JOE STA MPLE WThere's Another Woman (Epic)

11 7 14 23 EM MYLOU HARRIS/The Boxer (WB)

46 38 30 a) BILLY "CRASH" CRADDOCK/A Real Cowboy (Capitol)

1 4 15 25 WILLIE NELSON/On The Road Again (Columbia)

47 40 31 0 REBA McENT1RE/I Can See Forever In Your Eyes (Mercury)

37 33 27 27 REX ALLEN JR.IDrink It Down. Lady IWB)

48 43 33 0 GENE WATSON/No One Will Ever Know (Capitol)

49 42 32 0 LEON EVERETTE/Giving Up Easy (RCA)

7 10 18 30 LACY J. DALTON/Hard Times (Columbia)

50 41 38 0 LORETTA LYNN/Cheatin' On A Cheater (MCA) 44 35 JANIE FRICKE/Down To My Last Broken Heart (Columbia)

40 0 TERRI GIBBS/Sornebody's Knockin' (MCA)

47 36 0 OAK RIDGE BOYS/Beautiful You (MCA)

46 37 0 P. W AGONER Et D. PARTON/If You Go. I'll Follow You (RCA)

50 39 0 STATLER BROTHERS/Don't Forget Yourself (Mercury)

49 41 EZI LYNN ANDERSON/Blue Baby Blue (Columbia)

- 48 45 0 BOBBY GOLDSBORO/Goodbye Marie (Curb)

- 45 42 0 CAPITALS/A Little Ground In Texas (Ridgetop) 43 0 ED BRUCE/Girls. Women. Ladies (MCA)

3 9 22 41 GEORGE JONES/I'm Not Ready Yet (Epic)

44 0 JOHNNY DUNCAN/Acapulco (Co(umbia)

8 18 29 43 DON WILLIAMSII Believe In You )MCA)

- 46 44 ZELLA LEHR/Love Crazy Love (RCA)

- 47 45 MUNDO EAR WOOD/I Can't Keep My Mind Off Her (G MC)

24 24 25 48 RAY STEVENS/Night Games (RCA)

110' 47 MAR'TY ROBBINSIAn Occasional Rose (Columbia)

- 1 1 11. 48 RAZZY BAILEY/I Keep Coming Back (RCA)

- 0 49 DOLLY PARTON/9 To 5(RCA)

- ./emmillo 50 STEVE WARINER/Your Memory (RCA)

This chart Is based Solely on Compiled Weekly reports from our reporting stations Black circled numbers Indicate

continued upward movement from the malOrItY of our reporters

DOOLITTLE BAND" Who Were Youth-ISM& Of" (Columbia) 25/2 National Su m mary Up 12 Sa me 10 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 2 WNO W WKL M WEEP 2519 KENR 6-5 KINK FM 6-4 KV00

15 10 KVOC 38-30 KNIX FM 24 18

JACK GREENE "Devil's Den" (First Une) 24/4 National Su m mary Up 4 Sa me 13 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 4 WVA M KILL AM FM WHBF. KTO M. WCOS FM d 39 On W OVE FM KYNN KV00 KEED KGA

SLI M WHITMAN ' That Silver-Haired Daddy..." (Epic/Cleveland International) 24/3 Netional Sum mary Up 3 Sa me 11 Down 1 Debuts 6 Adds 3 WESC AM FM WS M WKKN WIRE FM d 35 KW MT 47 41 KED' AM 5039 KCUB d40

GARY MORRIS "Sweet Red Wine" M B) 23/4 National Sum mary Up 7 Sa me 8 Down 1 Debuts 3 Adds 4 WNRS KUUY KEED. KEEN KKYX 37 31 WAXX d 36 KVOC 26 21

WILLIE NELSON ft RAY PRICE "Don't You Ever Get Tired..." (Columbia) 21/18 National Su m mary Up 0 Sense 2. Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 18 including W MZQ FM KIKK FM W MC AM WIRK FM WNRS

KSO KEBC FM KMAK KYTE KCKC KEEN

AMAZING RHYTH M ACES "I Musts Died And Gone To Texas" M B) 20/8 National Sum mary Up 3 Sa me 9 Down 0 Debuts 0 Adds 8 WADR WGTO KENR KIKK FM Walk FM KNOE WC MS FM WCIYK FM. Wi n FM 46 38 KCKC 8-7

T.G. SHEPPARD "I Feel Like Loving You Again" M B) 18/113 National Sum mary Up 0 Sa me 0 Down 0 Debuts 2 Adds 16 including WYII KLVI WESC AM FM WL WI FM WS M KEBC FM KRZY KFTN KCKC KGA

DEBORAH ALLEN "Nobody's Food" (Capitol) 18/13 National Su mmary Up 1 Same 8 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 6 WKSJ FM WOVE FM KWKH KITS AM FM KSSS KGA

JOHNNY CASH -The Last Time" (Columbia) 18/8 National Sum mary Up 3 Sa me 13 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 6 WGNA FM WADR WVVOD WD2C1 FM KLAK KRDR WIXL FM 45 35

PAT BOONE "Colorado Country Morning" M B/Curb) 18/5 National Sum mary Up 1 Sa me 7 Down 0 Debuts 5 Adds 5 WKSJ FM W MNI WK MF KW MT KUUY KSO d 37 KYNN d 38 KVOC d 37

MICKI FURHMAN "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me" (MCA) 1714 National Sum mary Up 4 Sa me 6 Down 0 Debut. 3 Adds 4 KENR KSO WK MF KTTS AM FM W MIO FM d 36 WC MS FM 39 29 WBA M 2823 KEBC FM d 30 KFH 3631

FRED KNOBLOCK ft SUSAN ANTON "KIIiin' Time" (Scotti Bros.) 15/9 National Sum mary Up 0 Sa me 3 Down 0 Debuts 3 Adds 9 WVA M WIXY KNOE WC MS FM WKI M KICD FM KVOC KTO M ESOP W WCS FM d 25 WOOD FM d 2/3

NIGHTSTREETS "If I Had It My Way" (Epic) 15/13 National Sum mary Up 2 Sa me 6 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 6 WSEN WCUK FM WS M KW MT KICD FM KNIX FM WESC AM FM 45-41

RAZZY BAILEY -True Life Country Musk" (RC A) 14/9 National Sum mary Up 3 Sa me 2 Down 0 Debuts 0 Adds 9 WPOR KLVI WINN WTOR FM WSAI WAXX WTSO KFH

KNIX FM

ROGER BO WLING "Yellow Pages" (NSD) 12/12 National Sum mary Up 0 Same 0. Down 0 Debuts 0 Adds 12 WVA M. KRRV. WESC AM FM WC MS FM KEYS WOVE FM KEBC FM KYNN WKKN KUUY KFTN KCKC

ROY CLARK "I Ain't Got Nobody" (MCA) 11/11 National Sum mary Up° Same 0 Down() Debuts 0 Adds 11 WNYR W WOD W MC AM WL WI FM KKYX WIRE FM K KK/ WDDD FM KEBC FM KRZY KRAK

LOUISE MANDRELL Et R.C. BANNON 'The Pleasure's All Mine" (Epic) 11/8 National Sum mary Up 0 Same 2 Down 0 Debuts 1 Adds 8 WVA M W WCS FM WADR WYll WSIX FM KEYS KV00

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COUNTRY IN THE CITY — With the help of WPOC-FM/Baltimore, the city fair went Country for three days. The station set up some of the best professional country bands in Baltimore and the WPOC air personalities hosted each of the shows. It is reported that more than two million persons attended the fair.

TEN YEARS OF COUNTRY — KLAC/Los Angeles recently celebrated a "Decade Of Country Music" on its 10th birthday. Area theme park Knott's Berry Farm was the site for the party and shows. Performers included Debby Boone, Gail Davies, Con Hunley, and the Oak Ridge Boys Seen here during the cake-cutting ceremony are (standing in back, 1-r) Sam Benson, KLAC's PA Director; MD Cathy Hahn; Joe Bonsai!; Richard Sterban; Con Hunley; Duane Allen; Gail Davies; Bill Golden; K LAC GM Don Kelly. (In front) Debby Boone end Marion Knott

URBAN CO WGIRLS — Top picture is of WDA M/Miami PD Dan Halyburton with some of the entrants in the "First Bucking Bull Rodeo" in South Florida. The station did a broadcast from the event

(Bottom photo) WGEC/Springfield, GA GM Ron Jetton with the winners of the station's "Country Queen Contest" Top winner received $500 in cash.

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ITTI NASHVILLE NEIGHBORS — WB's Carlene Carter is seen during visits to Nashville radio sta bons WJRB and WKDA. Top picture is Carlene with WJRB's MD Don Keith (left) and WB's Gene Dries. Lower photo 0-4: WKDA's MD Fred Buc, Carlene, and WB's Bonnie Rasmussen.

HEADLINES: The Nashville Metro Planning Com mission approved construction of a museum honoring Jim Reeves; opening date projected by Mary Reeves Davis is Easter, 1981. It'll be located in a restored post-Revolutionary War house (circa 1794) on Gallatin Road at Briley Park-way, two miles from Opryland . . The hit movie "Honeysuckle Rose" will be renamed "On The Road Again" because of the suc-cess of Willie Nelson's hit single .. . The Bellamy Brothers are off on an interna-tional television tour December 8-20 in England, Austria, Italy, and Holland... Tom T. Hall recently performed with the Houston Pops Orchestra . . . Jim Wagner, President of American Management, an-nounced the opening of a Nashville office. The company reps Donna Fargo, Freddie Hart, Eddy Raven and others ... New York's Copacabana gets in "country fever" with a December 6 and 7 presentation of Mickey Gilley, Johnny Lee, and the Urban Cowboy Band . . . Roger Miller and Tammy Wynette are seen here during the recent taping of "Country Music — A Family Affair," a show for cable TV's HBO

... Paul Anita, in town to session with Larry Butler and consult about tapings by Bobby Bare, Bill Anderson, and Johnny Duncan for the Cerebral Palsy Telethon on ABC-TV January 17-18 next. Anka received the "Key to the City Jail" from Sheriff Fate Thomas . . . Whispers are humming a Valentine's Day 1981 wedding march for Glen Campbell and Tanya Tucker (no, it won't be a Valentine's TV special!) ... Ray Price cancelled the final days of his 60-city tour due to throat infection, rested up in time for "Hee Haw" tailings . . My Barbara literally "bumped into" Sybil (Mrs. Billy) Carter and Dixie (Mrs. Tom T.) Hall in the grocery store the night after Sybil and Billy were taking Rona Barrett's place on Tom Snyder's "tomorrow" show . . . Chet Atkins Thursday (11-20) and Minnie Pearl Monday (11-24) on the "To-night" show. Minnie plugging her new book ... The libel suit brought by Nash-ville PR'ist LaWayne Satterfield against the National Enquirer has been settled, but both sides refuse to reveal the terms of the agreement. LaWayne had asked $500,000 in damages from the tabloid, claiming a story they ran about Dolly Parton damaged her "reputation for trustworthiness and loyalty." The story in question quoted Ms. Satterfield as saying: "Dolly Parton is the Genghis Khan of country music. I was her friend and she discarded me like a used Kleenex . . . She would ride over absolutely anyone in her ruthless determination to be number one."

DEADLINES: Nancy Sinatra is Mel Tillis's new duet singing partner... Minnie Pearl will sell Spic 'N' Span on TV . . . Anne Murray named "Female Artist of the Decade" by the Canadian re-cording industry . . . Tom T. Hall's "Harper Valley PTA" creation in song inspired a

new TV series, starring Barbara "I Dream Of Jeannie" Eden. Producers have shrunk the series (to go on at mid-season?) from 60 minutes to a half-hour format . . . Slim Whitman, Pee Wee King, Kitty Wells, and Ernest Tubb honored Uncle Len Ellis on his 30th Anniversary show in Merrillville, IN

STARLINES: "I'm back doing what I love best: writing and recording my own songs. Now that I won my musical freedom and have the people's attention, I'm gonna meet myself in the middle — modern sounds with a country base, and my lyrics" ( — Dolly Parton . . . After the promoters at a Chicago country music festival had planned a sumptuous meal with such culi-nary classics as chicken Kiev: "No, thanks ... I'd rather have a cheeseburger" — Crystal Gayle . . . "I think that basket-ball should have a 'designated foul shooter'!" — Roy Acuff. ... "I just reversed Sam Phillips's immortal line prior to the the dis-covery of Elvis Presley: 'Find me a white man that can sing black.' I found me a black man that can sing white" — Jack Clement, Charley Pride's first producer . . . "I never forget a song . . . I never re-member a face" —Ronnie Milsap . . . "At all FCC sessions, I make it a point to sit up front, so the FCC guests will know I'm trying to please" — WHN/New York's Ed Salamon . . . "Never talk . . . until you think of something to say!" — Tony Bessan, my first PD, in 1943 . . . "I didn't find out that I couldn't sing until I had sold $10 mil-lion worth of records. By then, it was too late to quit!" — Charlie Daniels . . . (Dia-logue): "You sure look like Faron Young. "I am Faron Young." "See? I told you you looked like Faron Young!" . . . "All during the show, I was announcing that somebody had left their lights on. After the show I found out it was me!" — Johnny Duncan.

WHATEVER HAPPENED TO . Kinky Friedman and the Texas Jewboys? . . . Terry Stafford? . . . Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen?... Anthony Armstrong Jones? . . . Hank Wilson? . . . Billy Swan? . . . Connie Van Dyke? . . . Bill Browder? . . . Chris Lane? . . . Ben Peyton? . . . Jana Jae? . . . One-Eyed Jack? . . . Emmet Sulleger? . . . Larry Baunach? . . . Bob Ferguson? .. . Alex Zanetis? . . . Susan Raye? . . . Orvon Autry? . . . Jody Miller? . . . Doe-Doe Marimosa? . . . Billy Parsons? . . . Rick Brazeall? .. . Ray Sanders? . . . If you have a "whatever happened to," send it to us, we'll run it, and maybe we'll find (her, it — whatever). Oh yes, one more, Mike Robbins (formerly with WKDA/ Nashville)?

('LOSE-LINES: "How to cheat at volleyball... "How to fix a flat tire (let her walk home)" . . . "I coasted on the bicycle of life" . . . "It ain't far to the bar, but it's sure a long way back" . . . "I don't mind him washing the car, but in the bath-tub??" . . . "Mama, the ice man's here. Have you got the money, or do you want me to go out and play awhile?" . . . "With the price of gas, I'm gonna start mailing myself to work" . .. "She wore a new creation; from the back it looked like she was trolling for mackerel. From the front it looked like she caught one!" . . . Mr. & Mrs. John Smith were in town over the weekend for the Opry. They slept in their car (they were too embarassed to register in a hotel.

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Rail/Friday, November 21. 1980 Page 55

POP/ADULT®

Mike Kasabo CREATIVITY, COMMUNICATION, COUNSELING

Midwest MD Gets Back To The Three Basic C's KLTE/Oklahoma City Music Director John Williams

struck a loud chord on the phone last week with his assertion that Pop/Adult radio, in this new decade, will be the front-runner for getting back to the basics of what he likes to call the "theater of the mind." The current evolution of P/A (or should it be revolution?) is rumbling across the nation, with many AM's of long dominance courting new elements, especially talk segments, beef-ing up news, sports, and information in general. The obvious is upon us. Pop/Adult radio — especially AM P/A's — will have to reach into its creative resources as never before to maintain a credible position in the marketplace, especially in view of growing FM pene-tration. Williams expressed his thoughts and I'd like to share them with you.

JW: During the early 60's we had a great deal of creativity in radio — maybe too much, which led to the Drake-type formula that gave the illusion, and at the time, a reality of a streamlined, exciting posture to those RKO signals. But the research that had to come along in a sense stifled those in radio who were of the creative persuasion. But now, we're leaning back to the days of creative radio. .. this has meant that AM's

Transition

WTMJ/Milwaukee Station Manager Bill Haig has left that position to join the Milwaukee Brewers baseball organization (WTMJ carries their games) in an executive position. Haig is replaced by Don Richards . . . Alan Chilcoat has resigned his afternoon drive position of KOY/ Phoenix after a very successful eight-year run to open his own advertising business in the Arizona capital. As a result, the station has a very rare opening and is looking for someone to replace Chilcoat — tapes and resumes should be directed to Nat Stevens, 840 North Central Avenue, zip 85004; EOE . . Don Hofmann has resigned his Opera-tions Manager position at KAKZ/Wichita due to an alteration in direction of management philo-sophy. Said he, "It's been great to come back here where I first started in radio, but a shift in policy has eliminated the need for my position. The station and I part the best of friends." Hofmann can be reached at (316) 262-2855- . . . Mark Camp-bell has joined the staff of KMGC/Dallas as week-end personality . . . Hold on for this one — Everett "Rhett" Halsey, a native of Washingtonville, NY, has joined the air staff of WSB/Atlanta. Rhett comes to the Georgia powerhouse from WYZE, also in Atlanta. where he served in a similar capa-city. There's no truth to the rumor that he origi-nally trained to be a butler. . WCPI/Wheeling has switched to a Pop/Adult format as the FM sister of giant Country outlet WWVA. Vice Presi-dent and General Manager J. Ross Felton told us, "Now the Wheeling Tri-State adult radio audience has an alternative to Country and Rock. Prior to us going Pop/Adult, there was a complete void in this market on the FM side of the band. We will give the best of music and information geared to today's sophisticated audience." New to the staff of WCPI are Tom Miller, who becomes the Opera-tions Manager, and Bill Berg, who has been named Music Director . . .

THANKSGIVING NOTICE: R&R will be closed Thanksgiving Day, so please file your report with us no later than Wednesday the 26th, 4pm Pacific Standard Time. Thank You.

have had to put up a bigger struggle with the FM's who've come along and taken away, to some degree, AM's thunder. This is why I think that it's time for Pop/ Adult radio stations to come to the forefront and take back the "theater-of-the-mind" element that made radio king in the first place.

R&R: How do you plan to do this? JW: It's really a very simple education process.

Program Directors, and I work with one of the best here at KLTE, have to start sharing their knowledge with those around them in the programming depart-ment. It's like in high school we had the three R's. I'm suggesting the three C's — Creativity, Communication, Counseling.

R&R: Let's take it one at a time. Creativity? JW: A lot of P/A stations are trying to compete

— but not create! An example of that is going up against the big guy in town without thinking of a new attack pattern. In other words, if a station has the market locked up, you've got to get creative and find a way to "position" your station in a different and more exciting way.

R&R: What type of programming can you suggest to accomplish this end?

JW: Here at KLTE, for example, we have a morn-ing man who is just as crazy as one can be . . .

R&R: Yes, but that's not unique . . . JW: But he's encouraged to be that way. For in-

stance, this morning we did a takeoff on a couple of guys who own a furniture store in the area. The impor-tant factor here is these people who own the store are on local TV constantly — this gives us a great advantage to build upon what other media have already supported in the marketplace. Our morning show "presents" these characters and the audience reacts with sensational interest. We simply take advantage of what's happen-ing, mold it to our own needs, keep it light and enter-taining, and it works. I think it would work in any mar-ket.

R&R: Creating talk around the market, the "sizzle," is always important. .

JW: That's true. And here, Ken Dowe, the boss, has us do things that he calls "goodies" and they are simply takeoffs on Paul Harvey's newscast — making light of various news items, always with the listener's humor in mind — all of those kinds of things are short and to the point. This is what I'm suggesting, a return to the creativity that made radio in the first place.

R&R: Next on your threesome of thoughts is corn-munication . . .

JW: Yes. I feel like I'm in an enviable position. R&R: In what way? JW: Working with Ken Dowe, who has a vast know-

ledge of radio in general, and experience in Pop/Adult radio specifically. This format is his brainchild and for him to share its meaning, implementation, and object-ives is, to me, what communication is all about.

R&R: You're saying that you're getting a lot of un-selfish input from your people?

JW: Exactly, and it helps me make this radio sta-tion better due to what I'm learning. Dowe's interest in me and what I do, coupled with his help, only makes the whole system work better for all of us. I think it's about time that we take care of our own!

R&R: God knows I agree . . . JW: At the previous station I worked for here in

town, a giant AM facility, I tried to learn, when I was only an air personality, about its music system. Not to do someone out of a job, but to understand what the station was all about musically. But I was met with closed doors, vague answers, and rude attitudes.

R&R: That must have driven you away . . . JW: Immediately. I believe in showing young tal-

ented people the right way to do things. It can only be a benefit to you in the long run.

R&R: Let's move on to the third and final portion, counseling.

JW: Putting it into an educational system, too many times the professor, or in this instance the Program Director, tries to direct people with negatives instead of positives. In other words, he says "don't" as a rule, in-stead of "do." A great example would be when a PD critiques an aircheck and tells the jock, 'Hey, don't say it that way,' don't pace your set this way.' What the PD should do is direct his staff from a positive point of view — give do's, not don'ts. I believe this will create a bet-ter atmosphere between the PD and personality; for that matter, the Music Director.

R&R: It's too often the exception, but I know, for example, in Washington Bob Hughes and Bob Duckman make a brilliant PD and MD team.

JW: The PD and MD actually have more deter-mination over what happens than anyone else in terms of programming, so they better have a close business relationship for the collective interests.

Color

CASH CALL IN MIAMI: WGBS has more than cash behind its current promotion; it includes a grand prize of a new 1980 Alfa Romeo Spider convertible worth over $15,000 to a lucky listener. Unlike many on-air contests, in which listeners are urged to call a radio station, WGBS is calling listeners during this promotion. Air per-sonalities make calls to properly registered (via postcard) listeners, asking how much is in the jackpot. Listeners aware of the correct amount win the money and a T-shirt, and their name is placed in the grand prize barrel for the automobile. So far, it's been, according to station offi-cials, "one of the most exciting contests the station has ever run."

THE FABULOUS FOOTBALL FLY-IN: In keeping with the pigskin days of autumn and winter, WGAR/ Cleveland gave away a pair of tickets to a recent Browns football game. The winner was picked up by the WGAR Skybird helicopter and taken to Cleve-land Stadium where he and his guests viewed the game from choice seats. After the game, the lucky win-ners were treated to dinner at one of Cleveland's finest restaurants, and after their repast, were flown via the Skybird homeward to end a fabulous day and evening.

FUNNELING HIS TALENTS — Dateline Philadelphia—The

Heart Association's 77n Man was recently given a diamond "heart"' pendant by WIP/Philadelphia as the grand prize in a search for his real "heart." The presentation was made as part of a very successful campaign for the HA Left to, right HA Executive Director Robert Hill, th6 Tin Man,

jewel company President Don Dalzell, and WIP midday

personality Bill Neil.

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P/ POP/ADULT,

BREAKERS I "Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week.

BOBBY GOLDSBORO Goodbye Marie (Curb/CBS)

66% of our reporters are on it Latest adds include WBT, KEX, WBOW, WELI, WTAE, KRZI, KFQD, KOLO, KFMB. Key moves: 22-15 WSTV, 16-10 WLTA, 23-19 WYMC, 28-25 KLO, 27-24 WLVA, 29-25 KMBZ, 37-30 WSG W, 24-21 KMED, 35-30 WHBC, 30-25 WFDF, 29-26 WACI, 27-21 WEIM, debut 28 WDAK, debut 30 WLNH. Hot at WRVA, WSB. Jumps 31-26 on P/A chart_

DIONNE WAR WICK Easy Love (Arista)

62% of our reporters are on it Latest adds include KSTP, KEX, WTMJ, WHBY, WHEN, KAKZ, WDIF, WLVA, WTAR, WIOD, WNEU, KMED, WBOW. Key moves: 23-19 WLTA, 29-26 WEIM, 25-19 WBT, 27-24 WFDF, 17-14 KFMB, 26-21 WIS, 27-23 WORG, 29-25 KOLO, 30-27 WSG W, 29-24 KBAI, debut 29 WDAK. Hot at WKHM. Jumps 32-27 on P/A chart

JOHN LENNON (Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen)

49% of our reporters are on it Latest adds include WCCO-FM, WNAB, KWOS, WSYR, WSTV, WFYR, WSIX, KITE, WSJS, WASH, WSB. Key moves: 27-18 WFIR, 23-17 WQUD, 19-14 WGAR, 26-22 WORG, 33-23 KRKO, 26-23 KOLO, 22-16 WSM-FM, 38-28 WSG W, 34-29 WHBC, 25-21 W MAZ, debut 17 WGR, debut 26 WDAK. Jumps 33-28 on P/A chart

EDDIE RABBITT I Love A Rainy Night (Elektra)

56% of our reporters are on it Latest adds include WACI, WGAN, WOOD, WHIO, KRNT, KAKZ, WHAM, WHBY, KOLO, WCBM, WTAR, WIP, KPPL, WABZ, VVTIC. Key moves: 27-19 WJBO, 26-23 WEIM, 28-24 KMBZ, 30-27 W MAZ, 24-18 KEX, 27-23 WBT, debut 16 KBLF, debut 24 WSTV. Jumps 36-29 on PIA chart

NEW & ACTIVE You II notice two numbers immediately follow each song title below (example 30151 The first rept,.

cents total numbs, of out reporting stations pieying the record this week. The second is the num het of those stations that added it du. week

RUPERT HOLMES "Morning Man" (MCA) 51/7 add WIN K WNDB KXIC, KUGN WNEU VVTMJ KLTE Idp) Key moves 2723 W W WE 24-20 KWOS. 25 22 WHAM. 2623 WFDF Heavy rotation WOAI FM Increased 35-30 on PA chart

HARRY CHAPIN "Sequel" (Boardwalk) 413/9 add wcme wowo. KRKK. wcem. WORG KING WBO W KWOS KBAI Idp1 Key moves 16 12 WBEN. 29 22 WSTV. 33.28 WEIR 3027 WHA M 25.21 KITE 28 23 WLNH debut 19 WGR debut 29 WJBO. debut 29 KOLO Increased 38-31 on RA chart

GEORGE BENSON "Love X Love" (WB) 48/3 add KXIC. KEX. WJBO Key moves 21 18 KBAI 22 14 WLTA. 2421 KLO 23 18 WIS 1916 WORG 21 18 KSTP 3028 KMED. 28-24 WHBC debut 15 KBLF debut 30 WACI Increased 34-32 on RA chart

NIELSEN/PEARSON "If You Should Sail" (Capitol) 37/1 add WJON Key moves 30 26 W WWE 34 30 KMED 19 15 WFYR 21 19 WL W. debut 23 KEX, debut 29 KWOS Increased 37 35 on PIA chart.

MAC DAVIS "Texas In My Rear View Mirror" (Casablanca) 38/8 add WSTV WJON WSG W WNAB KBLF KFMB KEX WLNH Key moves 17 12 KAAY 24 20 WTAR 3625 WEI M Increased 40 36 on PA chart

FRED KNOBLOCK Et SUSAN ANTON "Killin' Time" (Scotti Bros.) 38/19 adds include WBT KGGF WSTV WELI WDBO RIMS. WIS. WTAR WLVA. KFOD. WDAK. WLTA WATR KPPL Debuts at No 37 on Pits chart

RITA COOUDGE "Fool That I Am" (A&M) 36/15 adds include WHIO. WSIX. WTIVIJ WSB WBT WACI WASH WLTA WSG W WNDB WCHV WCCO FM Debuts 20 KR MG. debuts 29 WEI M Debuts at No 38 on PA chart

CHRIS MONTAN "Is This The Way Of Love" (20th) 32/1 add KING Key Moves . 19 14 KLO 2522 WIS 24 20 WLTA Heavy rotation WATR Retains its No 39 spot on PIA chart

BARRY MANILO W "I Made It Through The Rain" (Arista) 34/32 adds include WGR VVW WE WFYR. KNBR WWSW WGAR KLOK WGIR. WASH WBZ WBAL WOAI FM. KSL WIP KLO ROY WBEN WCB M WNFL. WIOD WCCO FM Debuts nt No 40 on PIA chart

Others Getting Significant Action STEPHEN BISHOP "Send A Little Love My Way (Like Always)" (WB) 35/12 edd WSTV WFDF KBAI WHIO WATR. KLO KSL KFOD WDEF WDIF WNAB. KFOR Moves 25-21 WI 7A debut 28 WEI M debut 29 WIS debut 29 W MAZ DOOBIE BROTHERS "One Step Closer" (WB) 32/28 One or this week s Most Added they include WCCO FM WBEN KLO WDEF. WBO W WHBY. W MAZ WS M FM. WABZ

KL MS WDAK WOUD WBT WSIX WINN KNO W WGIR. VVTVN WCFR FOUR SEASONS "Spend The Night In Love" (WB/Curb) MR add ROY. WLVA. WCHV KPPL WACI WDAK KRKK Moves 27 73 WLTA. 31 25 WBT debut 24 WIS debut 30 WEIM

ABBA "The Winner Takes It All" (Atlantic) 28/26. Strongest start for group in a long time adds include WRVA WOW WHIO WCCO AM. WSTV WHBC VVC MB WFTL. WIS WI/IF WNAB (FOR WVV WE WSM FM RIMS KWOS KXIC. KRMG KUGN

MICKEY GILLEY "That's All That Matters" (Epic) 27/1 add WNDB Moves 84 VVLTA. 13 10 KLTE, 33 30 KLO 31 28 WORG

CHARLES FOX "Seasons" (Handshake) 27/11 add WBT KMED, WSG W KUGN WHIZ WPTF. KOB KLOK. KRKK. WATR. WLTA

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KENNY ROGERS/Lady (Liberty)

BARBRA STREISAND/Woman III Love (Columbia)

CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Never Be The Same (WB)

LEO SAYER/More Than I Can Say (WB)

NEIL DIAMOND/Love On The Rocks (Capitol)

ROGER DALTRE WVVithout Your Love (Polydor)

BARBRA STREISAND FI BARRY GIBB/Guilty (Columbia)

OLIVIA NE WTON-JOHN w/CLIFF RICHARD/Suddenly (MCA)

HALL Et OATES/You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling (RCA)

CUFF RICHARD/Dreaming (E MI America)

AIR SUPPLY/Every Woman In The World (Arista)

DON WILIJAMS/I Believe In You (MCA)

WILUE NELSON/On The Road Again (Columbia)

BOZ SCAGGS/Look What You've Done To Me (Columbia)

PAUL SIMON/One-Trick Pony (WB)

CRYSTAL GAYLEIlf You Ever Change Your Mind (Columbia)

POINTER SISTERS/He's So Shy (Planet)

DIANA ROSS/It's My Turn (Motown)

ANNE MURRAY/Could I Have This Dance (Capitol)

STEPHANIE MILLS/Never Knew Love Like This Before (20th)

KORGIS/Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime (Asylum)

STACY LATT1SA W/Let Me Be Your Angel (Cotillion)

DOOBIE BROTHERS/Real Love (WB)

DIANA ROSS/I'm Coming Out (Motown)

JI MMY HALL/So Happy That Love Has Found You (Epic)

BOBBY GOLDSBOROlGoodbye Marie (Curb/CBS)

DIONNE WAR WICK/Easy Love (Arista)

JOHN LENNON/(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen)

EDDIE RABBITTII Love A Rainy Night (Elektra)

RUPERT HOLMES/Morning Man (MCA)

HARRY CHAPIN/Sequel (Boardwalk)

GEORGE BENSON/Love X Love (WB)

AL STE1NART/Midnight Rocks (Arista)

AMY HOLLAND/How Do I Survive (Capitol)

NIELSEN/PEARSON/If You Should Sail (Capitol)

MAC DAVIS/Texas In My Rear View Mirror (Casablanca)

FRED KNOBLOCK Et SUSAN ANTON/Killin' Time (Scotti Bros.)

RITA COOLIDGE/Fool That I Am (A&M)

CHRIS MONTAN/Is This The Way Of Love (20th)

BARRY MANILO W/I Made It Through The Rain (Arista)

This chart is based solely on statistics compiled weekly from our reporting stations

Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters

New Entry

JOHNNY LEE "One In A Million" (Asylum) 26/3 add KE W, wsry WBAL Moves 21 18 WLTA

WAYLON JENNINGS "Theme From The Dukes Of Hazzard" (RCA) 25/0. Moves 6 3 WYMC. 8 3 WHIZ 20 17 WORG. debut 18 WNEU Heavy rotation WJON

OR, HOOK "Girls Can Get It" (Casablanca) 2214 add KE W). KBAI dpI wse KNBR Moves 3.;, 20 WEIR debui 22 WREN DEBBY BOONE 'Take It Like A Woman" (WB/Curb) 20/0. Debuts 25 wis Hot at WSB

HEART "Tel) It Like It IS.' (Epic) 18/16 adds include WGR WASH WDIF Idp) WSIX WCCO AM WCFR KWOS WABZ. KLO WHIZ. KRKO. WORG Moves 28 21 WSM FM

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Hungry Heart" (Columbia) 18/4 add WSIX. WKHM WGR. KBAI (dpi Debuts 24 WEI M. debut 30 WORG RONNIE MILSAP "Smokey Mountain Rain" (RCA) 18/2 add WGIR KHO W mdse. 2722 WHIZ 22 19 KMBZ HOt at ROY

STEVE GOODMAN Et PHOEBE SNOW "Sometimes Love Forgets" (Asylum) 16/2 add KMBZ. WOAI FM RANDY MEISNER "Deep Inside My Heart" (Epic) 15/3 add WIP WABZ wsry Moves 17 12 WSM FM 2520 WORG debut 17 VVTVN debut 28 W MAZ

CHARLIE RICH "A Man Just Don't Know What A Woman Goes Through"

(Elektra) 14/1 add WLTA Moves 27 23 KMBZ EARTH, WIND Et FIRE "You" (ARC/Columbia) 1319 add weec. KBAI WIS KRZI WI/IF. KRKO. KUGN KWOS. KOLO Debuts 28 WSM FM

ROBBIE DUPREE "Nobody Else" (Elektra) 13/6 add KLO. KRKO. WDIF (dpi WHBC WEI M KBAI

MANHATTAN TRANSFER "Trickle Trickle" (Atlantic) 13/3 add KE W KMED

KGGF Debuts 20 WBZ BARBARA MANDRELL "Best Of Strangers" (MCA) 10/2 add WEIM WRVA

BLONDIE "The Tide Is High" (Chrysalis) 919 add WASH KMRJ KWOS WGR WJON WTAE WC MB WEIR WDAK

BETTE MIDLER "My Mother's Eyes" (Atlantic) 919 add KLO WNAB WATR WHIZ WIP WDFF WCFR WSM FM KMBZ

ROGER WI UJAMS "Somewhere In Time" (WB/Curb) 9/2 odd WHIZ. ROY

ATLANTA RHYTHM SECTION "Silver Eagle" (Polydor) 8/5 add KRZI. WDEF WJON KBAI WSB

PERRY COMO "When" (RCA) 8/3 add KMBZ. KMED. KRKK Hot at WATR

JOHN COUGAR"This Time" (Rival 813 add wouo. KNBR WLNH TERRA "Together" (Boardwalk) 8/3 add met WORG wcme

MARCY LEVY Et ROBIN GIBB "Help Me" IRS011312 add WEIR KRKK CLIMAX BLUES BAND "Gotta Have More Love" (WB) 8/1 add WHAS ciebot.

Most Added: BARRY NIANILOIN

I Made It Through The Rain (Ant re) Added at 28% of our reporting stations

0001116 BROTHERS One Step Closer IWBI

Added et 25% of our reporting stations ABBA

The Winner Takes It All (Atlantic) Added at 23% of our reporting stations

DIANA ROSS It, My Turn (Motown)

Added at 21% of our reporting stations EDDIE RAIIIIITT

I Love A Rainy Night IElek Dal Added et 18% of Our reporting stations

FRED KNOBLOCK Et SUSAN ANTON KIIIIn Time (Scott) Bros I

Added at 17% of our reporting stations

Hottest:

KENNY ROGERS Lady (Liberty)

Reported hot at 66% 01 our stations LEO SAYER

More Than I Can Say MEP Reported hot at 60% of our stations

NEIL DIAMOND L 0 v rI On The Rocks 'Capitol'

Reported hot at 413% of our stations

BARBRA STREISAND Er BARRY 0155 Guilty ,Colurnboal


CHRISTOPHER CROSS Never Be The Same (WB/


DON WILUA MS I Bella v• In You M CA,


27 WS M FM

R&R/Fridey. November 21 1980

REGIONAL

ADDS & HOTS

Papa 57

EAST

WillAl Aelebeste WINIeliseeste Mel Levy MI M ein

D boss Lee (limo)

Coolie Bros . 01111111eIllesuse (Closer) Me1160116. 4 Davis

M. Nol o* J Co mm

• ROO M Weart . M OH' HOTTEST MtlIST S. Streisand

(amon) 'IN,I H, m I looms a Streisand W. Nelson

C Richard D Su mer

wrIZABoalon C Cross Wordy F me m N Pia mod

11/01.1.1snonemer

Vino Arattennei

floobie Bros (Cl.,.')

OtGoinn/Hillnan N miss(' 141414. B. Mention HOTTEST C. Cross

VilAIMIebi pport D will ians

Mg1211101.41111,11 L. Sayer N. Diamond 9 Streisand (Woman)

WORMIIMAIW Oo

11011004141

Pidler Sisho0

4 Davis , LOAM

NOON MTTEST

' augers Ross (Toro)

A Stre aaaaa (Guilty)

P Simon B Goldsboro F. Knobleck A S Anton

HOTTIST N. StreiSend (Guilty)

WIIENAgyrecu m

D OOM {taught...per

P Penetar ONJ w/C diehard D. Barwick HOTTEST I Roam,

Sayer D 41111 ms 4 Diamond ▪ Strelsond [Guilty)

▪ Daltrey

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air Su00 1.

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J. Lennon Wart

Blondit W 8 allow

A Cool/doe HOTTEST 8. Streissnd (Guilty)

L. Sayer Mall I Oates C. Cross Air Sop'''.

WATIRMOMmtw m

ChAlEvene

C 'or S Bishop I Knoblock A S Anton

S. Midler G. turns

.11111111.111ele j ug Richard OTTIST Megerlialelitit N. Diamond 8 Streisand

(Guilty) P cons (web)

OW) le/C Richard C Montan II N. ."

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oaTTEST

' Ogg., Streisend

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ro mis • Cnoin

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Owi Ilver

N. Streisand (Guilty)

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4 Goldsboro • Gibb HOTTEST C. Rogers L. Sayer C. Cross Air Solely

temeleres

9 Manllow HOTTEST • % WM L. Slyer 2. [Mitre. C Cross W. Nelson 6. Streisand (Guilty)

lIOANOBerlemel Ile a Adams

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D. Ross (Canino)

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N Manchester (Without)

8 Wrt Dooble Bros (Closer)

HOTTEST K Rogers 4 I/la ma Hell g Oates S. Streisand (Guil(y)

S. La(tisaw Orli* Air Sop). W14.11111seheeler

Jeerellopp

ViCielleerrlebileg Larry See.

• Cnapin Tierra Blondie

Mal I Gang HOTT EST N. Roa m B. Streisand (Moon)

L. Sayer n

Ilone HOTTEST K. Rogers W. Ne1soi Kell % Oates L Sayer

E. kabbitt HOTTEST N. Rogers Hall 11 Wtes C. Cross B. Streisand (Guilty)

OINJ ra/C. Richard D NIIiIONN

WOYNIshowselsey Pm. Carib*

O Menilan WITTIEST Nall g Mies L Sayer K. Rogers S. Mils

ASIT•Ow

B. Nidler Dooble Bros (Closer)

P. Si on Heart HOTTEST L. Sayer K. Pagers N. Streisand (Guilty)

D. Willia m O. Ross (Co.'..)

C. Richard

WINEU/Wheallow Amos/Foe

Wobie Ams (Closer)

2 Hol m, D. Orrick ▪ Stim.rt(de , Mearl(dp) HOTTEST K Room, L Sayer D. Ross (Camino)

b 41111a m S. LattisAu

MIDWEST

JO• Cleft

II. 'Onvick J Mall E. Rabbitt Doebie Ams (Closer)

HOTTEST K. loners R. Nitre. C. CrOss A. Me ow' B. Streisand (reality)

WIGIC1Ciwelevi Oki Jo wls

O Ws* (Turn)

A Holland (Lioht)

O %nem (Mobodal

4140. [VLF N)ilys, 11 Streisand (Homer)

N. la wn Nichol

L Sayer 4411 I Oates C Cross B Streisand (Guilty)

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L Sayer C. Cress NJ u/C eichard J Lennon St.eisand (Guil(.)

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Air Supnl. C01) w/C. Richard

ROOF/Coltipeeibe

W ON.

J Lennon Man O M Bellamy 4ros ▪ fratter F. Knoblock I S. Anton

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C Cross

WTIONICediribie

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, 51 Coolidge I liabbitt S i shop NINa OTT[ST B. Streisand (boon)

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KIIIITIOes Ilabese

Ne sS Heibery

W NCIOrboh

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J. Lennon 4, Streisand (Guilty)

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Dooble Bros ((loser)

J Mall Kornis S Bishop HOTTEST S. Streisand (4004.0

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Foa HOTTEST C Richard rell w/C Itioomd 8 Streisand (Guilty)

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S RI shoP Wn HOTTEST II Streisand (Grailta)

II Nelson L. Saver . foa m D.

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R. Hilsao Doobie Bros.

(Closer) Ni, Supple MATTIS. A. Murray B. SCaggs (Look)

4 Nelson Hall I Oates O Williams

KPPUleveeet M M. W oe

N. W M low E. kabbitt N. Coolidge F Knoblock S. baton

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N. Daltrey C . oichard L. Saver C Cross 4 Dimond

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T. Pagers N. 01.mond D Williams A. Holland ( Na)

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[OF (oobie Oros (Closer)

'Mari Abbe M Alpert 4 Do me (nobody)

OTT(ST N 'briers J Browne 2 Daltrey CAJ w/C Richard 0 boss (Canino)

Jecksons Poco B. Streisand (Guilty)

M inis Veins

neon 011.140

ONJ n/C (licher, D Ross (Turn)

UOTTEST C. Cross N. Diamond B. Streisend (Guilty)

Mall A Oates 1 Slyer

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D Harald, babbitt

C Foe P.O Transfer N Coro (When)

HOTT[ST

N 40,1ert, B. Streisand (Worn)

L. Sayer D. Williams Air Supply N. 01 1.01

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Donna Si John

S. Bishop Dig1 ARS R. Dupree (Nobod,)

• Snrinoste m(dP) H. Chapin(40 Dr 4004(10) HOTTEST K. go w n C Richard C. Cross ▪ Deltrey B. Streisa W (Guilty)

N. Diamond

n000rism swim U. Illikerdsin S Sisnoo Wobie Igros (Closer)

M. WP M. (Nobody)

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N Olson L Sayer

Thomson C Montan twos Air supply

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D Warwick o Ross (Turn)

6. Goldsboro M Carts G. (* mon HOTTEST K. la gers L. Sayer PK) w/C. Richard Air Su001. B. S(reisand (Guilty)

Ni Oiaeon1

ROLF/Rad ISI'M To.. Plan,

O Werwith O. NO,, (Turn)

M. Doris Abbe Spinners (Just)

HATTEST

K. W M.* O. Oaltrey L. Sayer P. Si on

NOLOMeno Mee Meuorly

1. rolistoro O ems (Turn)

N Mibbitt I Knoblock 4 S Anton

(44. HOTTEST N. go wn ✓ Nelson a Wit... C Richard L Sayer C Cross O 4/1111ans 4 ni

IUNUtilece Spines Red Timber

ROU YN Labe Cley Om ni laenkh

B Goldsboro torgis N. Davis HOTTEST K. Mogen B. Streisand (Moan)

L. Sayer D. William N. Diamond

000l5an Nowa Chuck Brinkman

N. DimiOnd gorgis Air Su pply I. Cara ((Ct)

tintresr K. Rogers W. Nelson

Sayer ' Cross

I( Melees Ply

Rego, S. Owls

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I . Knoblock I S Onto

P Allen C. Fletcher R Mosil w B. Swirl/lateen noobie Bros (Closer)

A Holland (Lioht)

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▪ Hanchester (withoot)

6 nidler raortvan 0 Snow

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11,0611Jetbeln

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M. nelson (Closer) O. Wiliam, L. Sayer Wart L. Sayer ON.) w/C Richard 0 Marwick C Cross N. Di mond HOTTEST N. Dia mnd

. Ropers Air Supply W raillela widies L Sayer 8 Steisand Sem Anew. A Daltrey (Guilty)

D. Ross Korgis (Camino) R. Cool'doe

R. Hol m, O. % nick lwerials HOTTEST O. ROSS (Torn)

K. (been N. Mitre. 4 'al mond

NSTO Winneepolia

Don W h ole

P. Si m. ft. %Ms (To rn)

D. Warwick N. %miler HOTTEST K. Rogers C. Cross O. Williams 2, Daltrey ▪ Olawand 9. Streisand (Guilty)

VOCCOANIMItieenuells Ounnylaro

M. Manchester (Ul(i ma/

▪ Alpert 1. Harillon D Poinerent Abbe Wart

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DOI LAMBIFINII

(Cobie Bros (Closer)

J Le mon 8 Mantic. N. Coolidge O DDSs (Turn)

Ab04 11 Stagg, (Sun)

HOTTEST O Streisand (Guilty)

torois • Dia mnd

14/111/06111.4.• die Ain 11/1111641.

J Lim on elabees N . Holnes(dp) HOTTEST K bone n StreiSlind (Guilty)

C (MSS 1. Sa yer 4 Gilley

10.1.01i mieup

li mb S wag.

O. St mts.,. (Guiltyl

91ondie 'Cobb. Oros (Closer)

F anoblot1 K WO1Fillerion S U(on TO N. Hek M ON goys

n Noss (Turn)

HOTTEST K. Rogers ▪ StreiSAnd (Ni. ,)

W. Olson Hall 4 Oates L Sayer

WIDO W/Seepirte

111665olelier C. No. 4 AlPert 4. Wats N. Coolidge O. Ross (Coming)

MATTES. Saver

MIJ mg. .10unl NI, S0001. Stretsind

O Warwick I RabbItt S Bishop N. node* (Nobody)(do)

F mobloct S. Anton(dO)

TOMI ,101 larsen-Fei(en (She's)(spl

'tort) lip) A Parsons(dp) 4OTTEST NU IOC eicham1 N. Dianwrd Air Suo01. B. Streisand (Guilty)

▪ mallySan Francisco

Brom Eaton

O Rots (Turn'

Dr Moo. J. Cougar 8 Manilow HOTTEST 5 Monllou 4 (B rand 1 Same. C Cross B Streisand (Guilty)

LOA /San Joao Donne 11101, 05

C Fos I. Mention HOTTEST N. Diamond Air SuD011

▪ iMUSaallie

Balms laturtiock

II Cr." , C Manton IT Wallow HOTTEST K. Rogers C. Cross 0 Williams J Hal 1 N. Diairand B. Streisand (Guilty)

WSTV/SupubervalW aro McCullough J Ler S Bishop 2 Hegel

B. T▪ inton (First)

f. Lnoblock S. Mton

J. Le mon • Heisne. M. Davis HOTTEST IT Rogers L. Sayer P. Daltrey O !lams D. boss (Turn)

8 Goldsboro 4 Di mond J. Nall B. Streisand (Guilty)

ILION/ ft Cloud TOOSOMO O Davis Slondie ARS Melsen/Pe. ,son HOTTEST Pointer Sisters (Sly)

• Ko os L Sayer 44,'

P Allen Doable Ilms. (Cl ara')

• Coolidge Doblock g S Anton

C To. 5 Go 1 tisboro HOTTEST . *oars L Sayer 4 Di mond 05) NiG. Richard N. Strel send (Guilty)

Mr Supply P Si on I Nal 1 D

VICHVICriniele mellle The w 14. Twine

Clooble Bros (Closer)

Heart or Coolidge A StAnrsrt(dV) Four Seasons A Parsons 91111 ST 0 Pass (Coming)

K O w n I. Sayer • C Richard 11 Goitre, C Cross

111010/Gleelimaire p Jakei 9. 50

£P5 Onoble Bros (Closer)

Tierra (loot Suit)

net Ridge Boys S. .lishop B. Hidler HOTTEST B Streisand ( Na

iv eels' clt • •

%HA MM.' 11.09001

Rend, Walker

I Coolidge aabbitt

Four Seasons HOTTEST ▪ Rogers L Sayer C. Cross D. Williams P. Daltrey • w/C. Richard M. Diamond B. Streisand (Guilty)

KAI WWIelthe Oen Ilieletenn

E Babbitt D. Ross (Turn)

D. Bernick HOTTEST J Lennon Corgis

WHIZ/Za warilO

Deo. Criol

Spilt''' . Dre w F. Knoblock 4 S. Anton

B. Midler McAuffey IN . P. Hillians Tierra Wart [Obit Bros (Closer)

C. Foe HOTTEST 8 Streisao, (wo w.)

K Po w, Waylon A. Hurray L. Sayer D. Noss (Cooing)

SOUTH WAIZIAllnaterlo eilaellesibuon

wart e wisner I Rabbitt 141001. Ilres. ((loser)

'op Shelf • ems ((Crn)

air Sup01. HATTEST Sayer

C Coes 4 11100100e '.L) 10/C Richard . boners

biLTAIAlleste Anew lbermlere

( Rich C Fos Carom froolin•1

, Knoblock I S. Anton

. Coeliac" HOTTEST , lope, ▪ Di mond I Streisand (Silty)

ii Gill.? Oill w/C Richard D. Million N. Goldsboro D No., (Turn)

Illoripe Fleeter

J. Lennon N. Alpert J Duncan Dr Hook a Cool idar ARS HOTTEST • hoo m R Nitre. Hall I Oates O 01111 1. C Gayle C Cross afr Soo ,. ✓ Wo w

W AIO/Betor Rouge La Oli. Werai man

P Si m/ G Bens , J NaIl HOTTEST

la gers

mall 4 Oates L. Sayer C *Whorl D. 41111 ms A *Array 8 Streisand (Guilty)

Osvelledeon

DIU kt.ba F Knoblock II 5 Anton

A. Holland (Linn()

P. C001 ter, HOTTEST

. goners L. Sayer C. Cross N. Dia ond Air Swall 6. Stelsand (Guilty)

WOAR/Colionseis Bob Plelelen

Wobie Bros (Closer)

D. Rost (Turn)

I Knoblock % S Anton

rour Se.sons Blond,. HOTTEST B. Streisand (O wn)

.. bo ors L Sayer C. Cross C. litchard N. Di mond N. Daltrey

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HOTTEST W. Nelson hay ION C Cross 8 Scagos (tool)

J Hall Hall I Oates B. Joel (Fantasy)

O. Willia m

WOUOIlleatehls Does O men

J Cougar D Ross (Turn)

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HOTTEST S. Streisani (Women)

L. S. W. 4411 g Oates S. 41111ams N. Diamond J. Lennon B. Streisand (Guilty)

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6 Staggs (look)

N. boners R. N omad

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HOTTEST L. Sayer I. ni mond B. Streisand (Guilty)

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11111TK:heresele 8 Streisand BaIleklbal 0 (Guilty)

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HOTTEST K. Rogerk L Sayer C. Richard C. Cross R. Uri, J. Nall A. ° Wand P. Si on

Jerry leelley

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Roger,N. L SOO, N niiirohd D. Ross (Torn)

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D. Os* (Turn)

D. Warwick Four Seasons init4st N. Rogers M. Nelson ft Daltrey C. Cross L. Sayer P Si on

B Mont low N. Sorinostren Doable Bros (Closer)

2 Gaol idge N. Alpert (Jr( J. Lennon Heart HOITEST J. Hall K. Sayer • w/C. Oichard N. Streisand (Guilty)

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O. Stewart HOTTEST Mall A Oates J. Brome K. Bogen L. Sayer J. Cougar J. Mall C. Cross 4 Neisner Korelt

WTAillleetelk Daleiersowe

E. Rabbitt D. Warrick I Knoblock t S. Anton

HOTTEST K. Pagers O Detre. O. Williams N. Oleirand C. Cross L. Se m ,

A Gibb Heart 0. Chopin Tierra Kool % fang Spinners (Just)

E. Rabbitt A. N lin HOTTEST Pi goners 4411 A M(es S. Lattisav L. Saver R. Daltril J. Mall B. Streisand (Guilty)

C. Cross OW to/C. gich.re • Oiamod J Brom*

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8 MenlIon 8 Scaons (Sun)

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N. Diamood C KNO W,

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Album Airplay Tracks following album tracks, elphabetically listed by artist, are getting significant

airplay O n many of ow Pop/Adolf stations.)

NEIL DIAMOND (Capitol) "Acapulco" "Summer Love" "America" "Hello Again"

DOOBIE BROTHERS (WB) "One By One "South Bay Strut" 'Thank You Love"

ELTON JOHN (MCA) "Never Gonna Fall In Love Again" 'Take Me Back"

OLIVIA NE WTON-JOHN (MCA) "Don't Walk Away" "Suspended In Time"

EDDIE BABBITT (Elektra) "So Deep In Your Love" "I Need To Fall In Love Again"

'What Will I Write" KENNY ROGERS (Liberty) "Long Arm Of The Lew"

LEO SAYER (WB) -You Win, I Lose" BOZ SCAGGS (Columbia) "You Can Have Me Anytime" "Isn't It Time"

PAUL SIMON (WB) "Jonah" "God Bless The Absentee" BARBRA STREISAND (Columbia) "W hat Kind Of Fool" "Promises"

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Black Radio Bill Speed

BRAC Seminar: Airing The Issues As promised, this week's column is de-

voted to a more detailed look at the first Black Radio Advisory Council seminar, held in New York November 8. It was the feeling of the Council, myself included, that this intro-ductory seminar, or "Commercial," as co-founder George Ware put it, proved to be a promising vehicle for disbursing information and receiving instant feedback. 75+ partici-pants interacted in an open-forum setting for six hours, and the program moved smoothly, right on schedule.

The session was moderated by Ware, Special Pro-grams Director for the BMA, and was opened by found-ing member Bob Law, PD at WWRL/New York. BMA Chairman Kenneth Gamble issued the official welcome, emphasizing that it was "time to organize" and urging blacks in media to "get into awareness, be aggressive, and promote the sharing of ideas. Communications in America," he continued, "have held our people apart: our success depends on organizing."

Past, Contemporary, And Future Bob Law discussed the past and present states of

black music in America, pointing out the contributions it's made toward building successful record companies from the doo-wop days of the 50's forward. He pointed out that blacks have always created very marketable music, but have had little or no control over it.

Moving into the area of radio, Law was joined by WABQ/Cleveland GM Lynn Rogers. Both called for blacks to develop institutions and control certain seg-ments of the industry, stressing hopefully, "We are not faced with insurmountable problems." Law added, "In-dividuals in positions of management and programmers must be accountable to the communities they serve in regards to music, lyric content, public affairs, and an emphasis on positive programming."

Advertising And Sales I joined Lynn Rogers on the floor for this discussion,

which introduced some meaningful statistics. In 1978 the black consumer market was worth $80 million, while in 1980 that figure rose to $120 million, and it's projected to hit $200 million in 1982. Despite these figures, how-ever, there are currently only 12 black full-service ad agencies, and only four generating in the neighborhood of $10 million in billings. White agencies bill around $35 billion annually, while black agencies bill about $35 mil-lion, or 1% of the white total.

We learned that blacks spend $16.4 billion on food annually, $4.5 billion on gasoline, $2.5 billion on furniture, and $4.5 billion on fashion (clothes). Blacks represent 23% of the fine wine and champagne business and 11.6% of the travel market. And blacks spent $500 million on records and tapes, representing a much higher percent-age of earnings spent on music compared with the rest of the market. Yet Black radio continues to get the short end of advertising buys

Career Development Cordele Reagan, a specialist in career development,

spoke on this subject and stressed the value of a commu-nications career. He pointed out that most barriers hold-ing people back are internal as opposed to external. He emphasized that "we must push ourselves: the key is participation and contribution."

Ratings The subject of ratings is obviously one of BRAC's

prime concerns for improving the status of Black radio. Ratings research specialist James Golden spoke on the impact of ratings, methodology, and how to increase your station's standing. He also declared that there's a dire need for a black representative on the official ratings advisory boards. He stressed that blacks should

Bob Law Lynn Rogers

Cordele Reagan James Golden lobby for more effective census measurements, and pro-grammers should demand more qualitative ratings in-formation. Golden added that it was vital for blacks in radio to learn how the ratings systems work.

Golden's discussion was followed by an open forum in which participants joined in a general question-and-

Kenneth Gamble answer program. Kenneth Gamble then concluded the seminar with a few closing remarks. The first seminar was regarded as a success, and more are planned; if you have questions on this event or the BRAC in general, please contact George Ware at the BMA's office in Phil-adelphia, (215) 545-8600.

People

William "Bunky" Shepard, VP of Promotion at 20th Century-Fox, is home recuperating from a recent operation. Get well, Bunky. . . Lee Armstrong, PD of WVON/Chicago, and his wife Jeannette recently cele-brated the birth of Tori Leigh, who weighed in at seven lbs. 12 oz. on October 21st . . . Jeff Kelly is the new Pro-gram Director at WDMT/Cleveland . . . Floyd Little is the interim PD at WAMM/Flint, coming from in-house . John Rezabeck is now the Music Director at KADX/

Denver, as former MD Bill Neal moves into the Pro-gram Director slot. .

WJLB/Detroit has a new Production Manager, John Tatum. Formerly of WAMM/Flint. Tatum was most re-cently Program Director as well as Production Director of the Michigan outlet . . . Ed W. Wright recently pur-chased KNAC/Long Beach. Wright comes from an ex-tensive radio, advertising, and consulting background as well as having cofounded the Black Music Associa-tion . . . Dennis Gordon is now the Northeast Regional Black Product Manager for A&M Records. Gordon was most recently with the Prelude label . . . Bert Coleman is the new National Promotion Director for SAM Records. Coleman was formerly with Pickwick in St. Louis . . . Congratulations to Gary Byrd, afternoon drive personality at WWRL/New York, whose wife, Shatima, recently gave birth to a bouncing baby boy (10-4) . . . WTJZ/Newport News, VA has a new General Manager/Sales Manager, Roy Scott, formerly of WRAP-WVAD/Norfolk . . .Remember, you don't have to be a reporter to contribute to this section. Address all pictures, promotions, etc., to Bill Speed, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

Places

The Sheraton on Interstate 55 North in Jackson, MS was the place the Young Black Programmers Coali-tion meeting was held on November 8-9. . Myron's, a local club in Los Angeles, was the place KDAY of-ficially held its Halloween costume ball, with the station's J.J. Johnson and Steve Woods in attendance. .

Things

WILD/Boston recently celebrated a "Week Of The Stars" promotion whereby local listeners could win tick-ets to several artists' concerts that all occurred in the city within the same week. The artists were the Pointer Sisters, Donald Byrd, Ashford & Simpson, and Stevie Wonder . . . WJLB/Detroit is looking for a good com-municator. Please forward all tapes and resumes to Tom Collins at WJLB c/o the City National Bank Building, Detroit, MI . . . WGIV/Charlotte recently wel-comed Lenny Williams and the McCrarys for on-air visits . . . WYLD/New Orleans, meanwhile, hosted the Pointer Sisters and Brick, with WVKO/Columbus featuring guest appearances by LTD and Stacy Lattisaw . . . The Clark College Jazz Band has recently released an album. All interested parties should contact WCLK or write 240 Chestnut S.W , Atlanta, GA 30314 . VVKX I/Jackson, MS recently held a party at local venue Stage II to show appreciation for the eight-year reign of air personality "Heavy" Herb Anderson. Anderson is leaving the station for life in Philly, where he will oper-ate a private business. Good luck, Herb!

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Pup/Rhythms

HOTTEST Following are listed In order of their airplay activity

KOOL Et THE GANG "Celebration" (De-Lite) STEVIE WONDER

"Master Blaster (Jammin r (Tarnia) TEDDY PENDERGRASS

"Love TKO" (Philadelphia International) JACKSONS

"Lovely One" (Epic) GEORGE BENSON "Love X Love" (WB)

CAMEO "Keep It Hot" (Chocolate City)

PRINCE "Uptown" (WB) LARRY GRAHAM

"When We Get Married" (WB)

CLIMBERS Following are listed in order of their airplay activity

REDDINGS "Remote Control" (BID) 55% reporting Added at KMJCI climbing at WYLD WEDR WLOU and WGIV and hot at WDIA and WJ MI in the South New at WBMX and WVON climbing at WK WM and WJ MO and hot at WCIN WTLC W WWS and KATZ in the Midwest The East shows it climbing at VVVVIN and VVVVRL while hot at WILD and

WDAS Medium airplay at KSOL end hot at KDAY in the West

PATRICE RUSHEN "Look Up" (Elektra) r=g% of our r•porters are on it Debuting at WJ MO and W W WS climb-

ing at WCIN WTLC WEI MX KAEZ KATZ and WVON and hot at WDAO end WA MM in the Midwest Added at WEDR. WGIV. WHRK and WVEE climbing at WJJS and WLOU and hot at WN00 in the South New at WXYV climbing at WILD in the

Ea•t New at KSOL and climbing at KDIA in the West

HEATWAVE "Gangsters Of The Groove" (Epic) 53% reporting airplay New at WJMO climbing at WCIN WK WM WA M M and KATZ and hot at WDAO and WTLC in the Midwest The South shows an add at KAPE climbing at

WDIA WJ MI WOIC WHRK WVEE and WN00 Medium airplay at WA MO WXYV and W WII while hot at WDAS in the East Added at KSOL and hot at KDAY in the West

TEENA MARIE "I Need Your Lovin' " (Gordy) 50% reporting action Climbing at WP M and WEDR while hot at WYLD WDIA WJJS WFIRK and VVVEE in the South Climbing at VVVVINS WAM M KAEZ and KATZ hot at WJMO

WB MX and WVON in the Midwest Hot at WAMO W WIN and WXYV in the East Hot at KDIA and KSOL in the West

MANHATTANS "I'll Never Find Another" (Columbia) 50% reporting activity Added at WVON and climb ing at KATZ WAM M WTLC WCIN WDAO and WJ MO in the Midwest New at WPDO and WGIV climbing at WEDR WOIC WHRK and WVEE in the South Debuting at WA MO while climbing at W WIN WXYV and VVVVR1 in the East New at KDAY and KSOL in the West

ZAPP "More Bounce To The Ounce" )WB) 47% reporting action Climbing at KMJQ. WEDR and WENN hot at WYLD WDIA WJJS WPDQ WHRK and VVVEE in the South The Midwest shows medium airplay at WK W M hot at WJ MO WB MX KMJ M KAEZ and WVON Hot rotation at VVVVIN WDAS and WXYV in the East

LENNY WHITE "Kid Stuff" (Elektra) 47% reporting Climbing at WJMO WBMX WK WM end KAEZ. hot at WCIN W W WS end KATZ In the Midwest The South shows medium airplay at WYLD KMJ Q WHRK and VVVEE while hot at WJJS and WDIA Climbing at WANK) WXYV and WDAS with hot airplay at WILD in the East Hot at KSOL In the West

LAKESIDE "Fantastic Voyage" (Solar) 47% reporting activity Added at WAMO climbing at WXYV end WDAS in the East New at WGIV and WOIC climbing at WLOU WJ MI WHRK WVEE and WN00 and hot at KAPE in the South Debuting at KATZ and WCIN climbing at WJ MO WDAO WTLC W WWS and WAM M in the Midwest

ARETHA FRANKUN "United Together" )Arista) 45% of OW reporters are on it New at WPDQ WGIV WANT and WOIC while climbing at WDIA WENN WHRK and WVEE in the South Climbing at WXYV while hot at W WIN and W WRL

in the East The Midwest shows an add at WEINIX while climbing at WDAO WAMM KAEZ and WVON New at KDAY in the West

EARTH, WIND bt FIRE "You" (ARC/Columbia) 45% reporting New at WDAO WTLC and WK WM while climb 'rig at WCIN end WVON in the Midwest Added at WYLD WPXI WEDR WLOU and KAPE climbing at WOIC and hot at WHRK and WVEE in the South New at W WIN climbing at WDAS and hot at 'MIAMI. and WXYV in the East

STYLISTICS "Hurry Up This Way Again" ITSOP) 43% reporting airplay Hot rotation at WDAS WXYV and WA MO climbing at WILD in the East Medium airplay at WENN while hot at WYLD WJJS WEDR WHRK and WVEE in the South Hot at WK W M climbing at WCIN WAMM and WVON in the Midwest Climbing at KDIA and KSOL in the West

CAMERON "Funkdown" (Salsoul) -v.. % of our reporters are on it Hot at WDAO and WK WM with medium airplay at KMJ M WJMO and KATZ in the Midwest The South shows medium airplay at WDIA. WHRK and WVEE hot at KAPE WENN WGIV and WLOU Climbing at WAMO WXYV and WILD in the East Climbing at KSOL in the West

SEA WIND "What Cha Doin' " (AEtM) 39% reporting activity Medium airplay at WAMO WXYV and WDAS while hot at W WIN WILD and WVVFIL in the East Climbing at WHRK VVVEE and WJJS in the South Added at WVON climb ifig at WA M M W WWS WTLC and WDAO in the Midwest Climbing at KDAY in the West

SWITCH "Love Over And Over Again" (Gordy/ 39% reporting Added at KSOL in the West New at WB MX: climbing et WJ MO WDAO WK WM and KAEZ and hot at WTLC in the Midwest Hot at KAPE. climbing at WDIA. WJ MI. WOIC WHRK and WVEE in the South New at VVVVRL and climbing at WXYV in the East

PARUAMENT "Agony Of DeFeet" (Casablanca) 39% reporting Added at WOIC WLOU WPDQ. WGIV and WN00 climbing at WHRK WVEE. WEDR arid WJMI. and hot at KAPE in the South New at WK WM and WJ MO climbing at WTLC and KATZ in the Midwest Climbing at WXYV in the Fist

RAY, GOODMAN Et BROWN "Happy Anniversary" (Polydor) 39% reporting activity New at WK W M climbing at WJ MO and hot at WDAO WB MX WAM M and WVON In the Midwest The South shows hot rotation at WGIV

WJ MI with medium airplay at WDIA WLOU. WENN and WOIC Climbing at WILD WDAS and WINFIL in the East

DONNA SU M MER "The Wanderer" (Geffen) 32% reporting Hot at WXYV in the East Climbing at WJJS and KMJQ while hot at WPXI WPDO. WOIC WHRK and WVEE In the South Medium airplay at WBMX end KMJ M with hot rota boil et WJ MO in the Midwest Climbing at KSOL in the West

BOOTSY "Mug Push" (WB) 32% of our reporters are on it Added at WP M) climbing at WJMI WOIC. WHRK

WVEE and WN00 In the South The East shoves medium alrpley at WXYV end WDAS Hot at WBMX; climbing at WTI-C.

WA M M and KATZ in the Midwevt

LTD ''Shine On" (A& M) 17 % of our reporters ere on it The South shows it hot at WOIC with medium airplay at WLOU WJ MI WHRK and VVVEE Added at WTLC and WA M M while climbing at WDAO and WCIN in the Midwest Climbing at VVVVIN WXYV and WDAS In the Fact

SWEAT BAND "Freak To Freak" (Uncle Jam) 17 % reporting activity Added at VVVVVVS climbing at WJ MO and WK WM and hot at WTLC and KATZ in the Midwest New at WANT climbing at KMJ0 and WOIC and hot at WLOU and WENN in the South Debuting at IN WIN and climbing at WDAS in the East

POINTER SISTERS "Could I Be Dreaming" (Planet) 19 '44 -• reporting New at WAMO and WXYV climbing at WILD and hot at W WRL in the East New at WPXI WLOU WHRK and WVEE. climbing at WOIC in the South Medium airplay at WDAO and WTLC in the Midwest Climbing at KDAY in the West

CON FUNK SHUN "Too Tight" (Mercury) 32% reporting airplay New at WDIA. WLOU. WJ MI and WOIC. climbing at WHFIK and WVEE and hot at KAPE in the South Added at WTLC WA M M KAEZ and WVON in the Midwest Climbing at WXYV in the East

MICHAEL HENDERSON "Prove It" (Buddah) _,'74%, reporting Added at KMJCI climbing at WEDR WGIV arid WO W and hot at KAPE WJMI and WLOU In the South New at WAMO. climbing at WILD. and hot at W WIN in the Eclat Ci,mhing ni WTLC and KATZ in the Midwest

NEW &ACTIVE 1011910 "I'm Ready" (Emergency) Jou-- reporting eirplay. Hot rotation at WN00 WPDQ. KMJCI and WPXI; climbing at WHRK and WVEE in the South Climbing et WAMO end W X YV while hot at W WIN in the East Hot at WVVVVS and WK WM in the Midwest

TAVARES "Love Uprising" (Capitol) 29% reporting activity New at WLOU WHRK and VVVEE climbing at WPXI WEDR and WGIV in the South Added at WXYV climbing at W WRL and hot at WILD in the East Climbing at WVON in the

Midwest Medium airplay at KDAY in the West

LA TOYA JACKSON "If You Feel The Funk" (Polydor) 29% of our reporters are on it Climbing at W WIN

and WILD hot at WDAS ri the East Climbing at WDIA WENN WJ MI and W OIC in the South Added at WDAO. climbing at WCIN and WA M M in the Midwest Medium airplay at KDAY in the West.

NARADA MICHAEL WALDEN "The Real Thang" (Atlantic) 26% reporting Climbing et WJ MO. WCIN WB MX WK WM and KATZ in the Midwest The West shows it climbing at KSOL and hot at KDAY Climbing at WJJS and

WDIA in the South Medium airplay at WDAS in the East

WILTON FELDER "Inherit The Wind" IMCA) 26% reporting action Hot at WN00 and WEDR climbing at WDIA and WJ MI in the South The Es•I shows it climbing at W WIN and WDAS Hot at WAM M while showing medium air

play at W W WS WK WM and KAEZ in the Midwest

CHI-LITES "Heavenly Body" (Chi Sound) 26% reporting Hot at WLOU climbing at WDIA. WEDR and WENN in the South Climbing at V. AEZ KATZ and WVON in the Midwest Climbing at WILD and W WRL in the East New at KDIA in

the West

FATBACK BAND "Let's Do It Again" (Spring) 26% reporting action New at KAPE and WGIV with medium airplay at WDIA and WJJS while hot at WLOU in the South Hot at WDAO climbing at WK WM WJ MO and WCIN in the Mid

west Medium airpley at WILD in the East

JA Z ZR D 10

,kip:rrp.T HERBIE HANCOCK DAVE VALENTIN Land Of The Third Eye (GRPArista)

Winelight (Elektra) Carnaval (MCA)

Family (Columbia)

Mr Hands (Columbia)

GROVER WASHINGTON JR. SPYRO GYRA HUBERT LA WS SADAO WATANABE How's Everything (Columbia)

Intervals (20th) AH MAD JAMAL JUDY ROBERTS BAND The Other World (Inner City)

New York Slick (Milestone) Use The Stairs (Milestone)

RON CARTER STANLEY TURRENTINE SONNY ROLLINS Love At First Sight (Milestone)

HIROSHI MA AZYMUTH DAVID CHESKY BAND RODNEY FRANKLIN TOM MY FLANAGAN WILTON FELDER MONTY ALEXANDER

Odori (Arista/ Outubro (Milestone)

Rush Hour (Columbia) Rodney Franklin (Columbia)

Trinity (Inner City) Inherit The Wind (MCA)

Ivory Et Steel (Concorde)

NEW & ACTIVE ERIC GALE Touch Of Silk (Columbia)

EAST WHUR Waelangton, D.C., Jesse Fe,,; WEBB/Balarnere, MD, Chauncey Levels, WYBCIPIew Haven, CT. Jonathan Breslau SOUTVI: WCLK/Adente, GA, Reaueya Wen! WTJZfehrwport News, VA, Roo Ewell

MID WEST- WBBY/Columbuis, OH, Terry WIlsore WJZZ/Deank, Ml, Dorian Paster WEST: KJLH/Lee Angelo.,

CA Lawrence Tanta,

ASHFORD is SI MPSON "Happy Endings" (WB) 37% of our reporters are on it. Added at WVON climbing at WJMO WAM M and KAEZ. and hot at WDAO in the Midwest Hot et WJ MI climbing at WEDR WGIV. WOIC. WHRK and VVVEE in the South Climbing at WXYV and WILD. hdt at W WRL in the East

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EAST SOUTH MID WEST WEST

Jackson, Stevie Wonkier 0001IVID Benson Teddy Pendergrass

Jacksons Stevie Wonder Teddy Pendergrass

Teddy Pendergrass Stevie Wonder Jackson* Prince

Stevie Wonder Jacksons

Regionalized Adds Er Hats WXYV Selemons, MD Leary Wilia m

ADDED Rod Stewart Taverns BT Express O'Jisys Pointer Sisters Patrice Rushen

HOTTEST PHI"K O

Tom Browne George Benson SOS Band Stylistics Teddy Pendergreas Stevie Wonder Jackson. Earth Wind Er Fire "You

ZaPP

W WRL New York, NY Sob Lew/Unde Haynes

ADDED Switch Herb Alpert Chocolate Milk Revsleilon Booker T Jones

HOTTEST Pointer Sisters "Dreaming"

Earth Wind Et Fire "You" Seewind Stevie Wonder George Benson Ashford Et Simpson Commodores Hubert Laws Another Franklin Larry Graham

SOUTH

WININ Iliallinvore, MD Curiae Anderson

ADDED 0' Jays Michael Wycoff Barbers Mason Delis Brass Construction Earth. Wind b Fire "You" Tierra Peechee Et Herb Futures Pure Energy Skyy Man, Forecast Derr Band Sweet Band Temptations Frank Hooker Lamar Thome*

Ho mer Keno Jackson* George Benson Arethe Franklin Teens Marie Za ps Canis* Michael Henderson "Prove" Jones Girls "Deface" &rewind

WDAS PhIledelplida PA Joe Tendarro

ADDED Not Available

HOTTEST Sterne Wonder Kool Et The Gang Jackson, Prince Redding. Teddy Pendergrass

ZaPP Stylistics La Toys Jackson Hsetwave

WA MO PI Mbun " PA Ken Allen

ADDED Michael Henderson "Prove' O'Jays Pointer Slaters Lakeside Manhattans Dra matics Lapps, Inc Eloise Laws Lou Rawls

HOTTEST Stevie Wonder Spinners SOS Band Diane Ross "Coming" Stylistics Jackson* Grandmaster Flesh Tee m Marie Teddy Pendergrass One Way "Pop"

WILD Bolton, MA Steve Crumbley

ADDED Grover Washington Jr Bar Keys Michael Wycoff Platinum Hook Rookie Robbins Frank Hooker Jones Girls "Men" Instant Funk Melba PA 00f111

HOTTEST Paris Stevie Wonder Jackson* Teddy Pendergrass Kool Er The Gang George Benson Tavares Seawind Redding" Lenny White

MID WEST

WKVIVA Grand Rapids, MI Frank Orem

Stations am listed by region. Hots are listed In onier of their airplay activity.

ADDED Earth. Wind b Fire "You" Dynasty Parlia ment Ray. Good man Er Brown

HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass Jackson" Cameo Kano Stylistics Cameron George Benson Diana Roes "Coming" Stephanie Mills Stevie Wonder

WVON Chicago, IL Lee Armstrong

ADDED One Way "Something" Spinners "I Just" Redding* Manhatta n. Ashford Et Simpson Dynasty Con Funk Shun Z.Z Hill Seawind

HOTTEST Stevie Wonder K m' Et The Gang Menne Prince George Benson

ZaPP Teene Marie Ray. Goodman Et Brown Change Kurds Blow

W W W111 Segkarre PAI Kern* Crockett

ADDED Mike Mendell Sweet Band Patrice Rushen

HOTTEST Keno Queen Leon Hun Lenny White Jackson* Heartbreak' Jimmy Bo Horns Prince Jecksons 'Lovely Redding. Diane Rose -Corning"

WTLC Indianapolis, IN Jay Johnson

ADDED Jones Girls "Man -

Bar Keys Con Funk Shun LTD "Shine" T S Monk Earth, Wind Et Fire "You"

HOTTEST Junle Sweat Band Switch Teddy Pendergrass Jermeine Jackson Redding* Mandi 8 Tracy Kerr Hee twine Larry Graham Commodores

W OIC Columbia SC Bob Wenn*

ADDED Bar Keys Con Funk Shun Lakeside Parliament Diane Ross "Turn" Jones Girls "Man" Arethe Franklin

HOTTEST K m! Et The Geng Teddy Pendergrass Jackson* LTD "Shins'

Lane Graham Cameo Dynasty Donna Summer Mare O'Jsys

WOIV Cheriotte. NC Jo Ann Greham

ADDED Manhattans Rose Royce Lakeside Patrice Rushen Eloise Laws Tierra Arethe Franklin Quinnelle Fatback Band Perna mem

HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass Kool is The Gang Jackso n. Ray, Goodman Er Brown Ca meo McCrary* Cameron Flakes Diana Ross ' Gladys Knight

WJNII Jackson, MS

Carl Haynes

ADDED Mtume Con Funk Shun Spinners "I Just-

FIOTTEST Cameo Ray, Good man Et Brown Prince Stevie Wonder Redding,' Kool Et The Gang Al Ja mmu Choke Khan Ashford Et Simpson Michael Henderson Prove"

WHITT( Memphis., TN Ran Olsen

ADDED Rod Stewert Tavares BT Express O'Jays Pointer Sisters Patrice Rushen

HOTTEST Prince Tom Browne George Benson S 0 S Band Stylistics Teddy Pendergrass Stevie Wonder Jackson. Earth, Wind Et Firs You

ZaPP

KPAJCI Houston, TX Robert V

ADDED Michael Henderson "Prove' Redding'

HOTTEST Grandmaster Flash Teddy Pendergrass Keno Stephanie Mills Stacy Lattisaw Queen Stevie Wonder LTD -Where" Pointer Sisters'• Shy Michael Henderson "Wide

WDIA Memphis, TN Mark Clairton

ADDED Bar Kays Con Funk Shun Temptation,

HOTTEST Teddy Pendergrass Jackso n. Redding. Tee n. Marie Lanny White Tyrone Davis

ZaPP Cameo Stevie Wonder Prince

WILD New Orleans, LA Brute BelleY

ADDED Earth Wind b Fire "You" Diana Ross "Tu rn" Momenta

HOTTEST Jackson* Stevie Wonder

Zap') Diana Roes "Coming" Teddy Pendergrass SOS Band Prince Spinners Tee m Marie Stylistics

INPX1 Charleston. SC Tony Jamison

ADDED Earth. Wind b Fire "You Pointer Sisters

HOTTEST Kano Jackson@ Grandmaster Flesh Geraldine Hunt Teddy Pendergrass Donne Summer Stevie Wonder Earth, Wind Et Fire Talk' George Benson Prince

INLOU Louisville, KY BE Price

ADDED Parlia ment Earth, Wind Et Fire You Con Funk Shun Printer Slaters Tavares Geraldine Hunt Linda Clifford

HOTTEST Cameo Keel ft The Gang Fatbeck Band Shadow Sweet Band Camoron Vernon Burch Chi- Was Ir•irtis Blow Michael Henderson Prove

WPDG Jacksonvlas, Fl. Nat Jackson

ADDED Bohannon Manhattans Johnnie Teylor Herb Alpert Arena Franklin Booby Parliament

HOTTEST Torn Browne Jackson* Sonde Wonder Zapp Kool b The Gang Grandmaster Flash Queen Kano Donna Su m mer

Prince

WEDR Marna FL J•rry Rushin

ADDED Mtume "Star' B T Express Enchantment Yarbrough Et Peoples Patrice Rushen Earth, Wind Et Fire You Trernmps Mammstapee

HOTTEST Minnie Riperton K wick Jackson. Stylistics Cameo Shotgun Norman Connors Stacy Lattisaw Tom Browne Wilton Felder

WVEE Adams. GA Scotty Andrews

ADDED Rod Stewart Tavares B T Express Pointer Sister. Panics Rua hen 0' Jays

HOTTEST Prince Tom Browne George Benson SOS Eland Stylistics Teddy Pendergrass Stevie Wonder Jackson. Earth Wind Et Flre "Y ou • ZAPS

WJJS Lynchburg, VA Robert 0 Okla

ADDED None

HOTTEST Stevie Wonder Earth Wind EI Fire Talk" 'app Stylistics Teens Merle Jacks one Hubert Laws Lenny White Grandmaster Flesh Larry Graham

KNLIM St Louie MO Chyle Tomer

ADDED liens

HOTTEST

Stevie Wonder LTD "Where-

Christopher Cross "Selling Queen Teddy Pendergrass Commodores Tom Browne Dells ''Touched" Jackson*

KASE Oklahoma. City. ON Lae Sknpeon

ADDED Lamar Thorne@ Con Funk Shun Freddie Gorman

HOTTEST Jackson' Stevie Wonder Earth, Wind Et Fire -Talk' Teddy Pendergrass Diana Ross "Coming" Prince

Zapf) Larry Graham Linda Clifford Ca meo

W ON Cincinnati, OH Michael Roberts

ADDED Dionne Warwick Lakeside Tierra Grover Washington Jr

HOTTEST Prince Redding. Cameo Spinners Teddy Pendergrass Lenny White Kenny Rogers Stevie Wonder Larry Graham Brick

KATZ St Louie, MO Earl Parnell

ADDED Lakeside Futures Jackson. "Heartbreak" Dells "Passion"

HOTTEST Stevie Wonder Jackso n. Teddy Pendergrass Prince Kool Et The Gang Kurds Blow Cameo

Sweet Bend Lenny Whits Redding@

WENN Birrringhern AL Dave Donnell

ADDED Jays

Pleasure

HOTTEST Queen GO Also Taylor Melba Moore Sweat Band Grand master Flash Vernon Burch Cameron Tom Browne

WANT Richmond, VA Ben Mies

ADDED Sweat Band Young Et Company Grover Washington Jr Arena Franklin

HOTTEST Steve Wonder Jackso n. Lou Rawls Brick LTD "Where" Kool Ert The Gang Michael Henderson "Wide' Teddy Pendergrass Slick

WOMX Chicago, IL Jim Madders

ADDED Hank Crawford Redding@ Switch Cameo Arethe Franklin

HOTTEST Stevie Wonder

Jackson* Teddy Pendergrass Ray. Good man b Brown Teen. Marie George Benson Booby Shadow Prince

WAMPA Fart MI Floyd Little

ADDED Jermaine Jackson Peaches Et Herb Con Funk Shun Melba Moore LTD "Shine" Yellow Magic Orchestra Fenderella

Dr Hook

HOTTEST Jackson* Teddy Pendergrass Stevie Wonder Ray, Good man Et Brown Diana Ross "Coming" Dells -Touched" Kool b The Clang Wilton Fader Patrice Rushen Kenny Rogers

WEST

WOAD Dayton, OH Turk La wn

ADDED E•rth, Wind Et Firs Bar Keys Jones Girls "Man" Melba Moore Spinners "I Just" La Toy. Jackson Jackie Moore

HOTTEST Fatback Band Lou Rawls Toddy Pendergrass Larry Graham George Benson Cameron Johnnie Taylor Kool b The Gang Heetweve Gladys Knight

WJ MO Cleveland. OH Berrie Moody

ADDED Patrice Ruehen Bar Kay. Hee tweve Parliament Darr Band

HOTTEST Jackso n. George Benson Stevie Wonder Donna Summer Lapp Larry Graham Teddy Pendergrass Prince Kool b The Gang Tee m Merle

KDAY Los Angeles, CA J.J. Johnson

ADDED Lipp*, Inc A nth. Franklin Manhattans

HOTTEST Kool Et The Gang Jackson* Heetwave Stevie Wonder Redding' George Benson Narade Michael Walden Larry Graham Seventh Wonder Teddy Pendergrass

KDiA Oskiend. CA Keith Adams

ADDED ChUJtes Taste Of Honey Revelation

HOTTEST Change George Benson "Broedway• Toone Marie Jackso n. "Give it" Stevie Wonder Rodney Franklin Earth. Wind b Fire "Sall" Temptations Norman Connors' Black Bobby Bland

KSOIL San Paten°, CA J.J. Jeffries

ADDED Patrice Rushen Manhattans Lippe, Inc Heetwave Switch

HOTTEST Jackson* Teddy Pendergrass Stevie Wonder Prince George Benson Keel Et The Gang Tama Marie Lenny Whits Diana Ross "Corning" Cameo

KDKO Denver, CO John Anders on

ADDED None

HOTTEST

Tom Browne Queen Jackson. Diana Roes 'Coming Grandmaster Flesh Lenny Willia m@ Earth. Wind b Fire "Talk' Stevie Wonder Step hanie Mlles

NAPE San Antonio TX Jeff Jackson

ADDED Rockle Robbins Shadow Enchantment Jones Girls "Man" Heetwave Earth Wind Es Fire -you-

Bobbl Walker Fatback Band

HOTTEST Con Funk Shun BarKsys Lakeside Switch Parliament Cameron Forecast

Michael Henderson "Prove" Floaters

M Mancheste0Peebo Bryson

W1400 Chstanoops. TN Dwight Hankson

ADDED Carrie Lucas Bar Kays Dionne Warwick Yellow Magic Orchestra Parlia ment Kenny Doss Willie 'Beaver Mturne 'Star" BT Express

Hale

HorrEsr Superwoli Kano Jackson. Evelyn Champagne King Patrice Rushen Chaka Khan Vernon Burch Cameo Wilton Felder Tyrone Davis

M IR/Friday, Nove mber 21, 1980 Page 61

OPPORIONMES Openings

EAST Rock 107, Northimist PA Superstars AOR expecting

is future opening for an err personality Send tape and

resu me to Chris Norton, WEZX. 149 Penn Ave .Scren ton, PA 18503 EOE M/F 111-211

WVVV A,W hesilrig. W V in need of midday personality for nu mber one Country music station Tapes end resumes only to Tom Miller Capitol Music Hell Wheeling

VVV 26003 A Colu mbia Pictures radio station EOE M F 111 -141

Announcers needed for middle m ark et AOR,Adult Conte mporary Send tape and resu me to Ken W illia ms

W GLU. The Land mark, M ain St Johnsto wn PA 15901 No cells EOE 111-211

Production: Rare opening for strong production person Tape and resu me to Tom Bersenti VVTIC One Finen cial Pleze Hartford CT 06103 EOE M/F 111-211

Suburban Washington, DC Pop/Adult station seeks

full-tone announcer with strong production. Tape and resu me to Johnny Long, W PR W, Box 1460, Manassas

VA 22110 EOE M/F 111-211

C1106/York•Herrimburg looking for talented air per•

sonalities with an act for possible future openings Send tapes and resu mes to Steve Gallagher, 0106 Box

M-88 York PA 17405 EOE M F111 211

If your ne ws copy makes people want to listen end

you can deliver it with personality, then KICKS Country,

Washington's ne w Country station, wants to hear your tape Wrrte to Paul Botto ms, NO. VVVKX Reda, 510 King

St Alexandria VA 22314 EOE 111-211

Outstanding production pro needed' Also must be

able to do an eirshitt Send tape end resu me to Bill Monihan, W PXN 55 St Paul St Rochester NY 14804

No cells please EOE M• F 111-211

Needed • Production VVIz. Great with razor blade. great with writing, creating, and utilizing No less than 15 of

the best voices in to wn Unli mited opportunities Two stations two production studios A M Pop Adult and FM Abra ms Send tape, resu me copy sa mples to Dave

Meson W BBF 850 Midto wn To wer Rochester NY

14804 No cells EOE M• F 111 211

FM105 Superstars A OR In Charleston. W V is inter sated in hearing from senous and creative individuals

for present and future openings Superstars experience

would be helpful Small to mediu m AOR personalities Contact Chuck Geiger PD, at 13041 722 3308 EOE NiVF

111 211

W WKS/Beever Falls. 50.000 watt suburban Pitts-

burgh FM i More Music Pop,Adult), still looking for so meone to fill its announcer public affairs coordinator position If you have the experience or the desire and

ability to gel into public affairs, rush tape and resu me to Rick Pentele. PD. W WKS, Box 719, Beaver Falls. PA

1501 0 Disc jockeys and personality types need not apply No calls please EOE M FIll 211

W BRK & K101-F M have opening for Pop Adult en

tertalner/ MD in beautiful Berkshires Tapes an d resu mes to Dennis Jackson, G M Box 987 Pittsfield, M A 01201, or call 14131442-1553 Fe males encouraged

EOE M/F 111-211

One-year-old Conte mporary Hit Radio station look-

ing for air talent to fill midday afternoon and night openings Very dependable and willing to work hard

Send tapes and resu mes to Gary Mitchell PD, W OIT FM (07 1011 Grafton W V 26354 111 141

W PST Is looking for a full-ti me on-air personality wit h good production skills and experience Send tapes

and resu mes to To m Taylor Box 9750, Trenton, NJ

08607 EOE M 1F111 141

WIFI/Philedelphis Is Interested in building talent bank for future openings personality air talent and

personali ty ne ws people If you've got so mething to say we'd like to hear fro m you We are looking for experience, but if you've got talent. your present market size is not important Your talent on ta pe an d your thoughts on paper to To m Bigby, WIFI Radio, One Bala Cyn wyd Plaza. Bela Cyn wyd. PA 19004 EOE M/F (11-14)

Openings

W KBO/Harrisburg needs afternoon drive per

sonelity with production ability Send tape to Ti m Bu ms 411 S 40th St Hernsburg, PA 17111 111 141

Ne ws end jock openings in beautiful central Ver-m ont at gro wing Pop/Adult operation under ne w own-ership Tapes and resu mes to Ed Stokes. W CVR, Radio Drive. Randolph. VT 05080 EOE M/F 111 -141

Radio Et Records Sales Opening

Radio Et Records is searching for an East Coast m ark eti ng re presentative We're looking for an

experienced radio sales manage. or strong sales person Must have excellent c o m mu nicati ons

and presentation skills Prefer person based in) near Washington or Ne w York Resu me and

salary require ments to Bill Clark, Radio Et Rec cods, 1930 Century P ark W est Los Angeles, CA 90067 FOE M/F 111 141

SOUTH

1NZZO/Jockson, M S looking tor an expenenced you ng pock for AOR for mat Tape and resu me to David Perkins

WZ20, Box 2171, Jackson M539206 EOE M/F 111 211

WLCS/Baton Rouge needs midday personality It's still in the 130's do wn here Tape and resu me to Gene Nelson. WLCS. 1 American Place. Suite 2420, Baton

Rouge. LA 70825 EOE 111 211

W Q1D/Biloki seeking full-ti me staff announcer for fu-ture opening 3 years on air and production expenence

required Tape, resu me and exa mple of production to Mickey Coulter PD. W OID. Box 4808. Biloxi, M S

39533 111 211

Looking for experienced ne ws person Must be strong on delivery writing and re po rti ng T a pe resu me

and writing sa mples to Shirley Smith Ne ws Director,

Kentucky Network, 2043 Consul Crest Dr Louis-

ville KY 40299 EOE 111 211

W ZXR/ Mo mphis needs an experienced evening

rocker Mini mum professional AOR experi ence 2 years, preferably Superstars The right attitude plus kill er in-sti nCt gets the nod Tapes and resu mes to Red Beard,

PD. W ZXR, 1385 La mar. Me mphis TN 313104 EOE M/F

111-211

Ne wscaster needed at VVT MC 'Charleston. SC No be-ginners please Tapes and resu mes to Brad Hares Box

31089, Charleston SC 29407 or call 19031 556-5880

EOE MiF111-211

Black or Hispanic air personalities needed to work a

C onte m pora ry Hit format If y OU are willi ng to work herd follow direction and progress with a gro wing

organization no mane, whet your expenence, send tapes and resu mes today to KF MK 6420 Rich mond, Suite 600. Houston. TX 77057 No cells EOE M/F 111-211

Need morning announcer/production 92nd market

Southeast WFTC Kinston, NC Need a Ne ws Director

for small market W R MT/Rockymount, NC Also need announcer sales person small market VVEYE Sanford,

NC Contact Bob Manning at 19191 775-3021 EOE M/F 111-211

96 WKOS/Nashville is accepting ta pes and resu mes for future openings We are within days of having

po wer increased to 100 000 watts with to wer that will give us a superior signal in the Nashville market The

music city is one of most exciting markets in the country

C onte m porary Hit-Pop Adult AOR Jocks send informa-tion to Beer Bradley. VP, Program ming, WKOS Radio. Box 17365. Nashville, TN 37217 No calls EOE MIF 111-211

W ROQ is looking for a pert-ti me announcer. Must have two years co m mercial radio experience Send

tapes and resu mes to Jim Ballard 400 Radio Road Charlotte, NC 28216 No cells please EOE 111 14 ,

Openings

Unless you're one of those who has "paid your dues

in a 10 wed educational station and are ready to pro• gra m WLS, we may have an opening for you Airchecke

and resu mes to Scott K Smith. KRBC, Box 178, Abilene,

TX 79804 No cells please EOE M/F 111 211

W ORKJNorfolk looking for night time co m municator

Excite ment, creativity but no screa mers or beginners

Co m mercial production and outside appearances m ust No calla Send tapes and resu mes to Ralph

Wi m mer, W ORK, 160 Ne wto wn Road, Suite 315. Vir-

ginia Beech. VA 23482 EOE M •F 111 211

Experienced announcers and news persons wanted Mini mu m 3 years experience Tapes and resu mes to Gary King. WJBONVF MF, Box 496, Baton Rouge, LA

70821 No cells please EOE 111 211

W DXI. top rated station in Jackson. TN has im me-diate opening for Director of Progra m ming W DXI is the

best mediu m market Country station in A mence If you would like e greet opportunity with excellent co m pen-

sation in a ternfic market contact Betty Mestick G M W OXI Radio, Box W DXI Jackson, TN 38301 W DXI is pert of Co m munity Service Bro adcasting EOE M/F 111

211

W INT/Tellehassoe. FL, a Robert Ingsted station, is

expending the market's nu mber one ne ws operation

We need a seasoned authoritative enchoereporter to

work with and direct our news tea m Salary open Send state ment of ne ws philosophy along with tapes and

resu mes to To m Flanigan VVTNT, Box 1047, Tallahas-

see FL 32302 EOE M/F 111 211

50.000 watt 1NAJkY/HuntsvIlle is still looking for that

top notch Ne ws Director for our award winning ne ws depart ment A station with a real co m mit ment to ne ws,

not lust music Send tapes and resu mes to Jerry Dean, VVAAV, Box 561 Huntsville AL 351304 111 21)

Experienced morning personality and Progra m

Director needed for too rated mode m Country station Send application with sircheck, references end salary

require ments to G M W COS-F M, Box 748, Colu mbia,

SC 29202 No calls accepted EOE M/F 111-141

0101. East Mississippi and West Alabam a's Ii 100 000 k w Conte mporary Hit Radio is looking for a strong air personality with strong production Co me loin a win ner Rush tapes and resu mes to Don Hol mes Box 5314

Meridian MS 39301 or call 19011693-2381 111 141

Midday opening available im mediately in Central

Flonde Looking for Pop ,Adutt pro with good voice natural delivery end above average production abilities Mini mu m 2 3 years experience required Ability to fol-

low for mat absolutely necessary Tapes and resu mes

to PD W SIR Box 63'3, Winter Haven FL 33880 No

cells please EOE M/F 111 141

Experienced N ew. Director needed for top rated

mode m Country station Send application with air check, references and salary require ments to G M,

W COS-F M Box 748 Colu mbia, SC 29202 No calls accepted EOE M T111 141

KROV/ Mc Allen-Bro wnsville, TX. part of a gro wing

Sunbelt chain is looking for air personalities Looking for a relatable clever, co m munity minded morning

men Also, need a midday co m municator If ambition and dedication are your trade marks, we're looking for your tape Mail tapes and resu mes, production sa mples

and salary require ments to Bob Perry. Box 626, Was loco. TX 78596 EOE M/F 111-141

Needed. A mature one-to-one co m municant who

kno ws ho w to have fun in A M drive and wants to work for a wi nni ng company and a winning 200 000- watt FM

Excellent money benefits and environ ment RUSH your tapes and resu mes to Bill T ho mas, O perati ons

Director, W RVO, Box 1394 Rich mond, VA 23211 EOE

M/F111-141

W ORK/Green•burg, KY has im mediate opening for

experienced announcer and anyone who likes to do

Or OdU Cti On Good pay for the right person For mat is

Pop/Adult and AOR Tapes and resu mes to Michael R Wilson, W GRK -A M-F M. Box 248, Greensburg. KY 42743 or call 150219327401 EOE 111-141

Openings

Last call for afternoon drive position at Conte m-porary Hit station Last ARB 46. Bucks will make it worth-

while to live in sunny west Texas Contact Chris

Sho walter, KBST, 803 Johnson, Big Spring, TX 79720, or co:0119151267-8391 EOE M/F111. 141

Needed . Adult co m municators Tapes and resu mes to Bruce Clerk, W KYX, 400 Kentucky Avenue, Paducah, KY 42001 EOE M/F 111-141

WEIHFJF-t, Lauderdale- Mia mi, Superstars AOR, look-ing for the right person to fill a full-ti me opening. At

least three years AOR expenence arid strong production a must Tapes and resu mes to Neal Mirsky, W SHE, 3000 S W 60th Avenue, Ft Lauderdale, FL 33314 No calls please EOE 111 141

Y1021 WHHY-F M1/ Montgo misry still looking for mid-day production ace Send tepee and resu mes as soon as possible to Neil Harrison, V102, Box 2744, Mont-

go mery AL 36105 EOE 111-141

L MI D WEST

Looking for AOR jock. Good production Send tapes end resu mes to Wayne Sheyne, PD, Apple-F M, Box

1519, Appleton, WI 54913 EOE M/F 111-211

W XLP (97X)/ Quad Cities seeking qualified candidates

for highly rated 7p m-rnidnight shift AOR experience

necessary Torn McGuire at 13191 328-2541, or vvnte Box 3788, Davenport, IA 52808 EOE M/F III 21)

W DIF/ Marion, OH needs a ne ws person If you're a

self starter, enjoy investigative reporting, and would like to work for an award winner. I'd like to hear from you

The money's good, but the opportunity to make your-

self a ne ws personality is even greeter Tapes and resu mes to Jim Roberts, Operations Menage., Box 10,000, Marion, OH 43302 EOE M/F 111-211

K0102. brand ne w small market po werhouse looking to fill im mediate morning opening Good dollars for

right person Get in on the gound floor of young ag

grefeliVe radio organization Tape and resu me to Ten Cald well KOCA, Box El. Canton, M O 63435 111 211

Continuity/Production Dire ct or for W SAI A M FM (APR and Country for mats) Strong ad ministrative and creative writing skills most important Razor blade

background helpful Everything fro m spec spots to traf-fic coordination Prefer 2 years mini mu m radio exper-ience Send sa mple and resu me to Dale Turner or Corinne Baldassano POx W SAI FM, West 13th Et Matson Pi Cincinnati OH 45204 No calls Minorities

and fe males encouraged 111 211

AOR announcer who cares about future needed for mediu m market state-of-the-art station Decent pro

duction skills We offer top money plus benefits) Tape end resu me to G M. KOOS, Box 6167, Duluth, M N 55806 (11-211

Aggressive PD for edult-oriented. Conte mporary for mat Personality production and drive time air ex

penance required Tapes resu mes, and salary require-ments to WILS, 600 W Cavanaugh Rd . Lansing, MI

48910 No cells please 111 21)

PLEASE NOTE:

YOU may place your ad In the Oppor-tunities section by mall or phone Aii Openings Positions Sought and Changes are free of charge Simply call us at (2131 553-4330 with your Information or mail It to Radio & Records 1930 Cen-tury Park West I A . CA 90067 Please be sure to let us know when you have found a position or filled your opening

CHANCES Radio SA MUEL JOHNSON joins VVVVVVVV-F M/Detroit, MI as Account Executive, SHEILA O'CONNOR joins W CFL/Chicago. IL as Account Executive, from RKO Radio

Chicago. DAN DIA MOND LUSK, formerly with WPRZ-A M/Evanston, IL, joins W CFL/Chicago,

IL as Account Executive. KENDRA W HITTLE has been appointed Account Executive at W CFL/Chicago, IL from VVVV M M/Arlington Heights. LEE CORY, formerly with KYGO/Denver, CO, joins KEYN-F M/VVichita. KS as PD. JI MI WEBB loins KRBC/Abilene, TX fro m KNUS-Z97/Dallas, TX, STEVE BRAZILL appointed Weekend Ne wscaster at KNTF/Ontario, CA.

Record

SUSAN KOSCIS has been appointed Manager, Press and Publicity, CBS Master-works. DOUGLAS G. SAGES named Manufacturing Controller for CBS Records. GORDON VAN HORN appointed National Distnbution Manager for Capitol Records. ELAINE CHIRICHELLA na med Ad ministrative Assistant to Senior Vice President,

Finance for Arista Records, JOEY AVERBACK named Elektra/Asylu m West Coast AEtR Manager. LAURENCE BRAVER MAN appointed National College Radio Representative for

Elektra/Asylu m Records.

Industry

JUDE WILDER appointed Associate Director, CA istomer Merchandising, CBS Records JANE BERK named Manager, Tour Publicity, East Coast, Colu mbia Records

BETTY BOSE Joins Kragen Et Company as Ad ministrative Assistant to Gordon

Bennett BOB CUTARELLA promoted to Chappell Director, Talent Acquisition, at Chappell.

Page 82 FlEtR/Fridey. November 21, 1980

OPPORTIMMES Openings

MI D W E ST

W ANTID Ne ws Director for M IKA/11601 m. WI Tapes and resumes to Steve Warren, PO, 2200 N Green Bay Rd Racine WI153406 FOE 111 211

Detroit suburben radio elation has im mediate open

Inc} for exporirom ed atierrioon new• nrichooreporter

Ext.-silent one to one coni municatioo essential Tapes and resumes to W AA M News. 4230 Packard Rd Ann Arbor MI 48104 FOE M/F 111 211

WFUN W REO-F M is no w looking for • per normally to fill 001 nightti me shift Strong production

end experienCe a must Send tape and resu me to John Nelson, PO WFUN W REO FM BOX 738. Ashtabula, 01-1 44004 EOE M/F 111 211

Nightti me air personaltty wanted for Pop/Adult for mat Lots of gro wth potential T ape• and resu mes to Don Hof manr,. Box 1240 Wichita KS 87203 E0E111 211

Pop/Adult station with strong emphasis on indivi-dual personality Great piece to grow and develop youi talent, expert guidance PM dnve opening Tripes end resume. to Carl Mann, PD, KCRG Cedar Rapids,

IA 52401 EOE 111 211

W Z WZ-Z93/Kokorno. IN norsd• a super killer gun slinging afternoon personality Conimunity involve mem expected Good at mosphere and good dollars This position will be available January 1 Tapes and resumes to Pat Moore, PO, Box 2208, Koko mo, IN 46901 EOE M/F111 211

KIZZ Radlo/ Minot, ND is no w accepting tapes and resu mes for a Ne ws Director position Excellent foci', ties top pay and good benefits with a very reputable co mpany Contact Jim Henneman PD KIZZ Radio. Box 2188. Minot, ND 58701 Fe males encouraged to apply EOE M/F 111 211

S W Kansa. po werhouse. KBUF, me mber of ingstad Broadcast Properties with stations from Montana to Florida. accepting tapes and resumes for future open 'rigs Good positions for the right person in a Modern

Country for mat Good production a plus Send tapes and resu mes to Scott Anderson, KBUF, Box 798, Garden City. KS 67846 No Calla please EOE M/F 111 ,211

KFVR-A M end V93-F M/Bis marck. ND ere no w ac-cepting applications for news anchor/reporter Salary negotiable excellent fringe benefits Send tapes

and resumes to Mark Swartzell, ND, Box 1738. Boa ', tuck NO.58502 EOE M/F 111-211

WEACL/Eau Claire. WI looking for a creative seals tent Need experience in spot writing and producing

Contact Steve Dickoff, Box 1 Eau Claire WI 54701 EOE M/F111 211

W BCS-F M 103/ Mil waukee hes an im mediate open-ing for a 'blue chip" afte rnoon personality Individual selected will have 8-10 years expenence in comparable time period and have proven track record Tapes and

resumes to Bob McKay, W BCS FM 103, 5407 W McKinley Ave Milwaukee, WI 53208 EOE M/F 111 21)

Our Chief Joined a different tribe KVOX-A M-F M needs new Chief Engineer New building under con•

struction and CF for AM/F M power increase FM auto-mated, AM live Mucho new equipment coming Contact Rick Abel, GM. or Bob Strnad, almost ex-Chief Engineer. Box 97, Moorhead, M N 56560, or 12181 233-1522 EOE M/F111 211

Ne ws person needed for Northeastern Wisconsin Country outlet Afternoon drive anchoring and night meetings Tapes and resumes to John Mitchell, ND, WINE. Box 1237, Appleton, WI 54912. or call 14141 739 1158 E0E111 141

Chief needed to establish and direct our Kala mazoo bureau We need a self motivator with strong reporting abilities Send tapes and resumes to Royal Norman, NO, WKNR WKFR, 612 The American Bldg , Battle Creek. MI 49017 No calls please EOE 111 141

W DAY/Fargo. ND is looking for super personality entertainers for Contemporary format Good dollars for right person Tapes and resumes to Irving Schmish, W DAY. Box 2466, Fargo. NO 58108, or 17011237-8500 EOE MiF (11 14/

Ft Wayne a ne west and hottest FM. Z103. is accept-ing tapes and resumes for future openings Send to Tony Richards, W HUZ. 1600 E Taylor, Huntington, IN 46750 No calls EOE 111 141

Im mediate opening for Ne ws Director Collect, write and broadcast morning news Must be hard working and dedicated Send eirchecks and resumes to 0 J Jackson, W AKE Radio, Box 149, Valpareiso. IN 46383 EOE M/F111-141

Creative. quick- witted. experienced morning lockl We want you for stable position with up and coming Detroit suburban station Smarts imagination, and proven track record for grabbing an audience with a talked-about show Send tapes and resumes to Doug Hamilton, W AA M, 4230 Packard Rd, Ann Arbor, MI 48104 EOE M/F111 141

Ne ws Director opening at local but professional sounding N W Indiana station 35 miles from Chicago Beautiful new faCli theS WFL M FM, 10200 S Broadway, Crown Potre, IN 46307, or call Jim Holly 12191738-2221 imorryngel 111 141

Still searching for the right person News Director needed Tepee and resumes to Lee Douglas, KX0K. St Louis, M O 83105 EOE M/F (11 141

Openings Looking for reporter to do On air renoVe and evening street reporting Must be a go getter, good writing and news hot kground a must Contact Mik• Hawkins. ND,

VV060 Radio 1170 Iowa St , Dubuque. IA 62001 EOE Mit 111 141

Here'. an outstanding opportunity to join a well established, top rated Pop/Adult operation which also

emphasize. news/infor mation and sports The openin g is for so meone who can handle proluesionally en rn portent production shift nod evenings on the sir Good pay Rueh tapes and resu mes to Rick Belcher. WSO W, Box 1446 Segal/ivy MI 48006 EOE M/F 111 141

Wanted EmooptIonal mar talent for progressive morning sho w on Chicago's VVXRT FM Should be articulate, intelligdre and highly skilled at perfor ming

arid production Musical vocabulary should enco mpass more than standard AOR fare Looking for a budding geniull who can make creative use of the medium on a daily basis No Dahl imitators, pleasel Send tapes and resu mes only Ino phone calls) to Nor m Wirier W XRT, 4949 W Bel mont Ave Chicago. IL 60641 All applica tions handled in stectest confidence 111 141

Gro wth opportunity for experienced broadcast technicians with solid teaching experience The Ohio School of Broadcast Technique has three full time openings in the technical depart ments of its Cleveland and Nashville schools Requirements 1st Class License and extensive broadcast background and experience Responsibilities include design and maintenance for up

to 12 radio broadcast studios and course development, as well as classroom and lab supervision for the nation ally accredited electronics program Openings must be filled by January 1. 1981 Apply i, Director of Edu-

cation. Ohio School of Broadcast Technique, 3940 Euclid Ave . Cleveland, OH 44116 EOE M E 111 141

W NRS/Ann Arbor's best Country Is seeking radio pros for future openings Good production a must, wo men encouraged to apply if you would like the chance to work for a company that's on the move, mail aircheck, production samples, resume and salary re

quire ments to Mark Thomas, W NRS, Box 8605, Ann Arbor, MI 48107 EOE M/F 111-141

WIBA. a Pop/Adult station, is now accepting tapes and resu mes for future full-ti me openings Send inf or mation to Barney Love, PD. WIBA. Box 99, Madison, WI63701 111 141

KLTE 1102-F M), Oklaho ma Clty's fastest gro wing station, is now ready to expand our news depart ment We're not searching for beginners We want people that know what news is and kno w how to report it Send your newscast and resu me to KLTE, Attn: Joe Geoffroy, 2814 Quail Plaza Dr , Oklahoma City, OK 73120 Nocallsplease E0E111-141

I'm putting together the best radio station in the Mid west, so naturally I'm looking for the best people Great city, super money, and a lob that you'll love We're sophisticated Urban Country looking for personalities Tapes and resu mes to Dave Graupner, PD, FM95 Studios. 2820 N 48th Street, Lincoln. NB 68504 EOE M/F111 ,141

Looking for Country PD fa miliar with Century 21 SuperCountry format. Someone who wants to move up Tapes, resumes and salary requirements in 1st letter to Bob Backman, G M, KTFX, 5840 S Me morial, Tulsa, OK 74145 No cells please 111 141

Nu mber one AOR for years in Flint. MI has a greet opportunity: We are looking for part time weekend air talent If interested, send tape and resume to Ti m Siegrist, VVVVCK, 3217 Lapeer Rd, Flint MI 48503 All tapes by Dec 1 EOE M/F 111 141

KE MH/ MuscatIne looking for good male and female personalities Good staff facilities No drifters Tapes and resu mes to Steve Bridges, O M, KF MH, Box 116. Muscatine, IA 52716, or call 13191 263-2442 EOE M/F 111 141

Ne ws/personality for top-notch morning sho w in Madison if you deliver news well and want to have fun with a staff of ex-malor merketeers, hurry with your tape to Brian Menthey. Box 4408, Madison, WI 53711 EOE M/F111 141

WL01- WCOE-F M/LaPorte. IN is in need of a Ne ws Director that eats, breathes, and sleeps news for an operation with heavy local emphasis Experienced ap plicants only Tapes and resu mes to Dave Stevens, WLOI, 902,4 Lincolnway, LaPorte, IN 46350, or call 1219) 362 6144 EOE M/F Ill 141

Outstanding opportunity for outstanding AOR talent. If you know ho w to entertain and would like to participate in the success of one of the most highly rated FM rockers in the U S of A , rush tapes and resumes to Bob Linden, Meredith Corp, 11128 John Galt Blvd , Omaha, NB 68137 No calls please EOE M/F 111141

Secondary market M D/ midday relatable air person-ality needed at prime Midwest AOR If you've been to the big time and want to settle down to security, ex citoment and good times, then we're what you're look-ing for Give me a buzz today Jeff Curry, PD, KC103/ Evansville, IN 15021826 5103 111 141

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Verrtura County's ii Country elation KBBC1 is looking for experienced Country DJ At least 2 years experience let class ticket a must Tape and reatime to Jerry Adams, KBBO. Box 5151, Ventura, CA 93003 EOE M/F 111-211

Openings KENI/Anohorago expandi ng sir start I...lung fun Adult talented CHR Pop Adult wiper if you're tired of the major market tinsels. hut still like the bucks

COM, play With us Teem., and resurnee to Progrem Director, Box 1160. Ann /voice). AK 49510 EOE IVI/F

Ill 211

KLYD/Bakerefield no w aCcalipting tapes for pos-sible future dayti me Sr slot Pop/Adult personality f 333333 el Tapes and r•surnes to Larry Crevvford. Box 1499 Bakersfield. CA 93302 EOE M T 111 211

100F M. 8 W Oregon's ta mest gro wing station is took.%) fur an experienced news person We need someone dedicated to news and public affairs to help build our expanding ne w, depart ment 30,000 wen, 24 hour Country station in growing medium mar ken Tapes and resumes to Gary Enoch, KR WO, Box 388, Gold Hill, OR 97525 or call 16031 772 4174 EOE

M/F111 211

K B3F M, 50,000 watt rocker is looking for production/ copywriters preferably with automation experience Tapes, resu mes and samples of copy to Donovan Blue, K 93F M Box 309 Healdsburg CA 96448 EOE M/F 111 211

KERR A M/ Mon tana's most po werful morning drive has opening in thin slot Tapes nod resumes to Wayne Fochs, Rte 1, Box 48 Poleon MT 59880 EOE 111 211

KENI/Anchorage expanding ne w. deport ment. Looking for so meone with newsmagazine approach Tapes and resurnea to News Director, Box 1160, An chorage, AK 99510 EOE M/F 111 21/

KI0O-F M, Pop/Adult se mi-auto mated, in the heart of Eastern Sierra, is looking for so meone to fill mid 6 30am at our 1000 watt stereo facility Need 1st, and at least 3 years com mercial, on air experience Must be demented, ready to have a good time, dedicated to radio Outdoor sports close by Tapes and resumes to Steve Taylor, Box 13138, Bishop, CA 93614 or call 17141873 5861 111 211

Three local ne wscasts Mon-Frl. A Sunday air shift Ught play by play sports 8600 700 month Tapes and resu mes to George Jenkins, K WTC, Box 1230, Barstow, CA92311 111 211

Looking for creative morning Jock. Contemporary Country AM in the heart of the Rockies Excellent salary and fringe benefits for the right person Tapes and resumes to Ron Dennington, Operations Manager, KGVO, Box 5023, Missoula, MT 59806 EOE 111 141

Need hard working, dedicated professional ne ws person to handle on air anchor and interviews Send aircheck and resume to John Stevens, PD, KZZP, 4513 E Tho mas Road Phoenix. AZ 85018 or call 16021 959-4110 Waste-n Cities Broadcasting Station FOE Ill 141

EARTH NE WS is looking for a full-ti me sales person to clear stations Honesty and enthusiasm a must Call JIM Brown or Pete Howard 12131 399 4949 EOE M/F 111 ,141

Engineer needed 10, 6 KW DA N 100 KW FM Autorna non experience a plus No beginners please Salary doe Call Doug Smith (5031686 9123 EOE M F (11 41

I need a sharp Production Director who is big on ideas and organization Will also do a weekend air shift Send samples of your work to Fred James, KVOC, Box 2090. Casper, WY 82602 No calls please EOE 111 141

Z100, KKAZ/Cheyenne. W Y still seeking the right co m municator to fill our PM drive slot Paid life, health and dental insurance, plus profit sharing and bonuses If you ski you'll love the Rocky Mtns Tapes and resumes to John Ramsey, Box 926. Cheyenne, WY 82001, or call 13071635-1111 EOE M/F 111-141

Looking for experienced CHR male Jock to work in Japan for 1 year Rent free, excellent salary Begin-ning March 1981 English speaking Tapes and resumes to Ma Johnson, 292 S La Cienege, 8322, Beverly Hills, CA 90211, or call 12131659-7020 111 141

Radio production person with extra helping of creativity end dedication needed Golden op portuorty to work with winners you know and excellent facilities in Southwest Send reurne only to Radio Et Records, Box 212, 1930 Cen-tury Park West Los Angeles, CA 90067

KDKB no w accepting tapes end resu mes for pos-sible future openings Send to Jeff Settler, PD, KDKB Radio Box 4227 Mesa AZ 85201 EOE M/F (11 141

No w accepting tapes and resu mes for future open-ings. State salary requirements Send to Ron Furby. PO, KAGO, Box 1150, Klamath Falls OR 97601 EOE M E W 141

KRUX/Phoenlx Is 8(111 illaarChlng for a qualified. experienced Ne ws Director to handle on air and public affairs duties Tapes and resu mes to Bobby Rivera KRUK, Box 14707, Phoenix AZ 85033 No calla please FOE Ill 141

KHFI/Austin needs • professional Ne ws person Authoritative delivery Minorities strongly encouraged to apply Tapes and resu mes to Chuck Dunaway 1219 W Sixth Street, Austin, TX 78703 111 141

Bright mature morning entertainer needed by De-ce mber 1 Community involvement a must Need 2 years experience in Pop/Adult or Country Tapes and resumes to Fred James, KVOC Box 2090 Charier WY 82602 No calls please E0E111 141

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KRST-F M/Albuquerque In need of Country record service from all labels, melons included KRST FM, Box 3280, Albuquerque NM 87110 111 211

Needed KHJ/Los Angeles aircheck from 8pm 10pm from Fri , Nov 7 1980 Contact Steven Kaye, 18051832-1410 111 211

CHYR, Essex Country's 01 rocker, looking for service from all major labels 100 Talbot St E Leamington, Ontario NBH 1L3 111 21/

KRKO/Everirtt. W A requests any and all service on all Jazz product Box 1227 Everett W A 98206 111 21/

KIZZ/ Mlnot. ND needs oldies service from all labels Contemporary for mat Jim Hennernen, KIZZ, Box 2188, Minot. ND 58701 111 21/

Went to be fa mous? Have your aircheck on a record album as one of 25 winners of Drake.Chenault'e Nation wade Top 5 Talent Search All for mats, all markets should submit aircheck and resume to Bobby Rich. Director of Specialized Programming. Box 1629. Canoga Park, CA 91304 Deadline November 28 111-14/

KDAP/Douglem. AZ for merly P A changing to Country format 11 17 and needs product from all labels Doug Canavan Box 1179, Douglas AZ 85807 or call 10021 3843484 111-141

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OPPORTUNITIES Openings

W E ST KOKO Is searching the country lot s ne w Ne ws Director. I went someone that can take charge of a news depart ment and kno ws how to make it sound

Ike Phoenix Please send sir check end a orco0441 for what you went to do with your news depart ment The

more information I receive, the bettor I like itl Females and minorities are encouraged to aPPIY Send to Jeff Settler. KDKB Racko, Box 4227, Meer. AZ 85201. (11-141

KEZY/Ansheirn. CA is looking for morning and after-noon top tracks AOR co m municators. Tapes and resu mes to KEZY, 1190 E. Ball Rood, Anaheim, CA 92805. EOE (11-14)

Looking for top notch morning drive personality. Contact Rick Scott, KRE M, 4103 S. Regal, Spokane, W A 99203. EOE M/F (11-14)

ft you are experienced In progra m management, understand basic marketing, ere versed in Pop Adult formats and enjoy a good challenge we would like to hear from you. Please send a resu me together with a salary profile to: Russ Gerber. Sunbelt Com mu-

nications, 1422 Monterey Rams San Luis Obispo. CA 93401 No calls please EOE M/F (11-141

KZAP. Superstore winner in Sacra mento, has opening for full-ti me nights Tapes and resu mes to Les Tracy. KZAP, Box 511, Sacramento, CA 95803 No calls please EOE (10-31)

Creative ne ws person needed in expanding news de-part ment of A M/F M to wnte, report, end anchor Send

tapes and resu mes to KAR M Radio, 732 N Van Ness, Fresno. CA 93728 EOE IVI/F (11-2)

96 Rock. Superstore In Tucson, is accepting tapes

end resu mes for future openings, or end news. Contact Alan Bro wning (002) 622-6711, or Box 5585, Tucson, AZ 86703 EOE M/F (11-7)

KJEVEteettie, W A has ne ws department opening. Seeking a bnght, creative writer-reporter for a key time olot yOu are now or can become e news "personality,"

send tape and resu me to Gregg Hersholt, KJR, Box 3728 See the, W A 98124 EOE (11-7)

K V:IN/Reno looking for tepee and resu mes for future openings Minimum three years experience and strong Production required Send to KCBN 475 E Moen. Lane, Reno, NV eosio EOE M/F (11-7)

Positions Sought

Announcer, 15 years experience. let ticket. Country

or Contemporary Hit formats Also production arid ne ws Prefer FL or Southeast BILL SMITHSON, (306) 4418-1260 111-211

JT AU8TIN/KAZP reedy for • larger challenge in medium or major market Strong production and Pipes Hard worker, wants to be part of your team Cell weekdays, sunup/ sundown (9151924.0264 111 211

5 yew pro (1NTNL, G105, W MAC. W NNJ, WIXL. assis-tant M D et VVXL0/NY1 looking for Northeast or mid-Atlantic medium market isrehift Know music research, have been M D twice DON TANDLER (212) 372-8440 (11.21)

JOHN LYLE, for merly 094/Richm ond, VA, medium

market station of the year 1979 and 1980, available im modesty Thanks for the calls already received, but im sON looking (919)787 2381 ill 211

Covering De Ana. High football is fine, but the East Bey Hustler's or sound beet he. to get going. Ener ginic ex-KUM/Ukiah air personality still seeking work in meior or medium market Also po••••• tat ticket, office skate, and great sports olev-b1I-Pkiv voice, heard on ICSRO/Santa Rose. For this type of talent, cli mb aboard with FRANK BUTERA 1415) 223-1534 and we'll sail sway! (11-21)

Detroit air personality looking for 25+ format or pro-gra m ming and M D position. Soon to be method, so se-curity and • at. Important. I'll put my experience and obOky to take direction against all the tal ent in your mar-ket (313)667-0303.111-211

Meryl Aro you tired of boring your audience to teen.? Isn't it about time you had so me entertainment be tween songs? Wouldn't you like so me DJii with person-siny, charisma, style for change? If the enewens to these questions are yes or even maybe, contact us We melts beeutifud radio together Nor theast preferred HAL HALL end LARRY McRAE (212) 331-7406 (I 1 21)

VA). PATRICK, 18 years experience, worked motor,

'bodkin% small markets as PO. M D arid was manager of • erne. market Mallon Can handle all typos of for

mats, plus play-by-pley in all sports Call anytime (001) 863-9626 111-211

Fe male News Director in smell merino auto mated sus

non seeks poeltion as pert of news staff in medium market station Willing to relocate DEBBIE (317) 933 2252 Ask for further phone number 111.21)

10 year radio vet in Northeast looking in PA Present AM drive and M O intarseted in stable P13, M D end/or sir position Experiertos PD, M D. pro motion, reellImprCh. M OFI. Pop/Arket, Contemporary Hit. A M/PM drive,

Wee1 pro duction Impeccable record with reference, For a serious professional relationship in the Northeast cell she 6IE8T (717)622-2319 111-211

Positions Sought DON MICHAELE). midday jock, 6 years experience, .01 formats Southern CA only 51000 per month minimum. 17141729-3758 (11-21)

Old look. been In radio since '52 Can do everything. Found Country 5 years ago Wilhe- Waylon-Patay-Hank and good oldies Prefer 12 midnight-Cam or get 'am up.

Consider all BOB DANIELS (8081271-3397 111-211

PM drive lock looking to move to rocker in West 19151944-9258 (11-21)

Your search has just ended. I'm a radio workaholic, 8 years experience including top 50 market air talent and secondary market programmer with proven ratings success. Just a phone call sway (802) 271-8769. Let's discuss your opening (11-21)

I will alt, heel, hop, dance beg play deed bark or roll over for an announcing gig 4 years experience all my shots and want a new leash on life Call JAKE at (5131733-DOGS (11-21)

Experienced 5 year pro. currently PD, looking for step up in market and Salary Excellent production BILL THO MAS(319) 334-4343 (11.21)

Southern CA PD, young, energetic, willing to put in long hours 3 years program ming with KFX M/Sen Ber-

nardino, also pert-ti me with KIIS-F M and KUTE102 I want to work for yOu 1714/ 597-2772 (11-21)

10 year pro with 8 years major market experience, looking for programming position, Contemporary Hit or Pop/Adult (513)874-3814 (11 21)

Country or Modern Country. Prefer anything west of KS. including AK. 1st class license, will work any shift. expenenced. RAY JOHNSON (5051887-5522 before 12 noon except between 9.30-10 30 (11-21)

Stable major market ne ws pro. Employed last 18 months with top 10 all ne ws operation. I'm still here,

but interested in new opportunities Desire position as anchor or editor in Rocky Mountain or Pacific North-

west My best references are my competitors, (214) 351-5966 (11-21)

I miss the cold and sno w. 5 year pro, currently Pro-cluction Director looking for medium market PD/airshift position in Contemporary Hit or Pop/Adult preferably in

Northeast. (9151949-9375 after 5pm CST. (11-21)

I'm tired of the string dangiers and politicians — Sound

familiar I'm a mature ne ws pro and can prove it. Want Personality onented Modem Country in South or far West If you're senous about being the best in the busi-

ness, let's talk If we're right for each other, we'll know

it without fooling around. JOE PATRICK, 24 hours e day (714) 447-4991. quick response (11-211

Black Bey Area rocker with 7 years experience wants

full-time work Good with production, ne wscasting, R&B, and jazz formats Will relocate. STEFAN (415) 548-3561 (11-211

Mediu m market personality near top 10 reedy to

move up (215)378-1806 and leave message (11-21)

Are you considering • format shlft or an owner change? Then don't cell me I've been there I've been

here a year and will be available in January. 25 year

old single male looking to get beck into rock. 2 veers commercial experience, presently working at 02 station with 2nd hig hest daypert. IAMB, AI M). Experience. KDLK and KPAN. BRUCE (915) 892-8783 during non-

business hours CST or wrtte 2026 S. 20th, Abilene, TX 79002. (11-21)

Experienced personality jock with top notch produc-

tion skills, M D experience and good voice looking for position to fill right now Stable employee and family men Prefer sunbelt 'states but will consider all offers.

Reese call LARRY KAYE (203) 229-3898 (11-211

JAY MICHAELS going ho me to Dalles/Fort Worth. Avertable Dec Nine years experience 01 afternoon drive ican 2 APB's at WEICS/ Mrwaukee A solid pro, good ref-erences, national radio and TV spots currently running. Promos and production talent strong. Must be Dallas/ Ft. Worth merest (81712924054 (11-21)

For mer KRBE personality looking for a pro to help ctech. Show revolves around hu mor and surpriee. If

you need an entertainer who understands what people laugh at and can help me become the beat cell ALAN

(713) 931-9163 afternoons -Ind all day Wed. or Thurs. 111-14)

College prod with Journalism degree seeking full-ti me OlINVII position in CA or the East Experience includes 10 mon ths reporting for s Rich mond, VA co m mercial

station M ARK IPOCK (80413585003.111-141

Afternoon jock wants to move beck up North Pria feebly OH Contact M AC GARRETT, W O MB/

Georgeto wn, SC 180315465141. (11-14)

Production pro looking for medium or motor ms. hat

facilities Good voice, creative copy, multiple voice char actenzations and versatility Experienced in interviews, mi mic end sports species, etc 5 years on-sir experience 17031634-6664 111-141

6 year professional looking for medium to mope TOP

aff slot where infor mation, humor and personality are essential Strong on Contomporery arid Creldive production KEVIN SILVA (7031281 3647 111.141

Ass you looking for a dynamic or persOnality? IS VOW liteivo, v. CA or CO? Well, hams i ern! Whet can you lo w by spying me • cell (303) 9867179 after 4prn MIT DOUG Reedy to move uP (11.14 1

Positions Sought Still the best progress,e traditional Country pro-gram mer around GORDY (918) 753-4280 (11 14)

I'm tell, dark and handso me and have a 3rd Also

great voice. fantastic reading ability and writi ng skills If you need voiceovers and/or a good DJ, call JERO ME (213) 781-7248. (11-141

Young, energetic modern radio personality looking to work for a greet station. Will recr uits for right station 2 years in Pop/Adult end Country. MIKE ED WARDS (3031264-2867 or 16121848-8271. (11-14)

Experienced DJ, for merly with WL&F M/Chicago, seeking gig with free spurted AOR station. Kno ws rock

thoroughly, good delivery, deep Ppm, 3rd phone, available im mediately Call anytime. ROBERT NEAL (312) 874-8517 111-14)

10 year broadcaster (Los Angeles County) seeks ne wsman/production. DJ/production (213) 2 77-7769 or (213) 622-3444 (Mr. Walker's Of c. Service) 9963 Robbins Dr. Beverly Has, CA 90212, BILL HARGREAVES 111 14)

Personality with 4Y, years experience seeks stable station in mediu m market. TO M (4121 486-8744. Re-volving doors and tax write-offs need not cell. (11-14)

Los Angeles Operations Manager available for long term relationship with stable organization in top 50

market as PD, Assistant PD, or consultant Impeccable track record both as program mer and air personality.

Auto mation, TV and syndication experience. All of-

fers given equal consideration (213) 542-3678 or (213) 370-8888 anyti me 111-14)

Morning co m municator (12 years in radio) replaced by format change Looking for stable Pop/Adult morn-ing slot in major or medium market. Great phone in-volvement, characters Formerly W GST/Atienta, WSP D Toledo and W QUA/Quad Cities. Some programming music background. If you're looking for great radio call DAVE (3091797-1599 between Eiam-8pm CST, 111-14)

Progra m. Pro motion and Music Director all in one if you're looking for a winner, loyalist. and 110% achiever call SKIPPER T (6181 884-5878 or 1E118) 457-8114. Good track record 6 years com mercial expert Gni:0.111-14(

I wee • teenage nuclear warhead, and I'm still not okay. My name is RANDY MILLER and my PD has seen this ad by no w so I need ano ther job Currently working mornings at W RVCI-F M/Richmond. Looking

for advance ment end old issues of Heather The Wonder Hog Over 20 voices in one throat 18041320-8109. (11-14)

RICK STEPHENS of KEXY/Provo, UT seeking posi-tion as air announcer and production director at Con-te mporary Hit Radio or Pop/Adult station. Willing to relocate Call 1801) 377-6081. (11-141

Attention Southern OR. Major market progra mmer and Operations Director looking to relocate in your area

Country, Conte mporary Hit, or 7 Good track record, references on request, non-air, 13 years experience, manage ment oriented KEN (7141 561-8547 after 6pm (11 14)

JOHN CALABRO and PERRY CAVALIERI, NY radio personalities looking for position Northeast pre-ferred Willing to split salary if reasonable Cell (2121 331 7408 (11 14)

5 year varteran. Ca me in 01 in the last several books

though my station came in 4th Looking to move up ANDY (5151423-9321 (11-141

POs, oen you handle ne w, young and hot? I'm hot and ready to go Contemporary Hit, West Coast, but I'll tin nriywhere with money TONY PETERS. 7573

Celle Durango, Anaheim Hills, CA 92807 (11.141

Young, energetic broadcaster looking for sports re, lined job. I have good kno wlege of every sport, end em willing to go anywhere in the country for a job 3rd DAVE HOKENSON (612) 666-3918 (11-14)

Lo me Deacon seeking morning end/or PD position Recently 3 years with W MJC/Detroit, also KKF M. KNtJI

and KU MU 25-40 pro (4151 966-eaeo, 1313) 872-7282, 13131836-1880 (11-14)

Is your audience bored? Advertisers going away? Need s fresh programming end/or production op proech? Experienced producer/personality available for PD, M D or production gig in most medium markets in the Winn RANDY M ARS (213) 783-1768 or (415) 061 7487 (11-141

KEN E. M ARKS, THE Urban DJ, is looking for Con-te mporery Hit Radio work In the West Music and pro ductIon direction experience (213)568 8385 III 141

Feed Mexican ju mping beans to pigeons , Non award

winning, entertaining Contemporary Hit lock seeks medium or major market I'm dependable, very creative on-air and in production, have automation and chief engineer experience 1st phone 1317) 894 3997 ROB (11 14)

Re me mber when you needed • job? Help( Young jock, greet AOR sound, looking to work herd for you 4 yews experience A M/F M 2 years PD Record retail manage ment experience, SA communications No hype, no ego, Net an aggressive self stoner with an A+ attitude and matching sound Good production, extenove musical kno wledge Want to fill any airehlh. passible M D or Production Director duties PAUL (212)447 2964 111 141

Positions Sought

Avallebie Dec 1, RICH ABRA MS mornings, M D

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Back Page Breakers" are those newer records that have the greatest level of station activity on any given week

DOOBIE BROTHERS One Step Closer (WB)

68% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 79, Same 21, Down 1, Adds 56 including WKBW, JB105, Z93, KXOK, Q102, WOKY, WBLI, K104, B97, FM100, KZ93, K96, KMJK, KWWL See Parallels, charts at number 29.

BARRY MANILOW I Made It Through The Rain (Arista)

60% of our reporters on it Moves: Up 58, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 53 including WPGC, WCKX, WLS, WDRQ, CKLW, KS95-FM, WZZP, KOPA, 140., WFMF, CK101, KSTT, WRBR, KG W. See Parallels, charts at number 30.

NEW &ACTIVE Recent releases with airplay reported by at Mast SO of our reporting stations are listed in order of their activity the two numbers following the artist title label designation (example 100 251

indicate how many of our reporters are on the record this week 11001 and of those 1011 how many awed it this week (251 Moves are broken down for each record and indicate how

many stations moved Lhe song Up on their charts held it the Same ion to on add to on 31-31 etc moved It Down on their charts or Added It this week Complete airplay activity on all songs listed in New it Active can be found in the parallefs.51Indlcates one of this weeks most added new songs

JOHN COUGAR "This Time" (Riva) 118/8 Moves: Up 68, Same 37, Down 5, Adds 8, WKB W, WEIL KJR. WRJZ, WEFM, KYNO-FM. WROV, KELO. 94Q 16-10, KSLQ 12-8, WHB 7-4.

DON WILLIAMS "I Believe In You" (MCA) 114/10 Moves: Up 74, Same 18, Down 12, Adds 10, WNBC, WKB W. WBBF, 140. G100, WNAP, KNBQ, WGUY, KFYR, KQDI, KVIL 21-16, WZUU 13-11, KTSA 5-2.

DR. HOOK "Girls Can Get It- (Casablanca) 111/15 Moves: Up 68, Same 27, Down 1, Adds 15, WBEN-FM, WCKX, KS95-FM, WTRY, 0106. 140, KINT, WRBR, WHOT. KTAC, KTKT, WSGA. KSEL, KVVVVL, KSLY.

ANDY GIBB "Time Is Time" (RSO) 109/45 Moves: Up 32, Same 32, Down 0, Adds 45 including WCAO, KRLY Z93, 0105, KIIS-FM, KC101, WJDX, WSKZ, WO W, KKXX, KMJK. WSGA, KSEL, KYYA.

KOOL Et THE GANG "Celebration" (DelitelMercury) 99/14 Moves: Up 81, Same 4, Down 0. Adds 14, WGCL, KOPA. VVTRY, WBLI, KTSA, KWIC, G100, WAXY, WKIX, WNAP, KRUX, KILE, KPUR, KDZA, WXKS 20-7 KRLA 26-19.

CHEAP TRICK "Stop This Game" (Epic) 95/18 Moves: Up 41, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 18, WKBW. JB105, WLS, KSFX, KUPD, WOLF. KBFM, WBB Q WSEZ, WNAP, KERN, KYNO-FM, KMJK, WCIR, 95SGF, WKXY, KQIZ-FM, KVVVVL.

DIANA ROSS "It's My Turn" (Motown) 75/17 Moves: Up 49. Same 8, Down 1, Adds 17, WIFI, 94Q, 0105, WOKY, KPLZ, WBBF, WAEB, KINT, WAXY. BJ105, WTMA, KSTT, WNAP, WOHO, WXLK, KENI, KBOZ.

WAYLON JENNINGS "Theme From 'Dukes Of Hazzard " (RCA) 75/4. Moves: Up 47, Same 18, Down 6, Adds 4, CKGM, WZUU, KIOA, KRQ, WPGC 23-20, WOKY 11-7, WOLF 23-19. KEEL 24-13, KRAV 14-8.

PAUL SIMON "One-Trick Pony" (WB) 73/1 Moves: Up 47, Same 21, Down 4, Adds i, KHFI, KJR 19-17, KPLZ 28-26, WTIX 30-26, KLAZ 20-16, WSEZ 13-9, WGBF 20-14, FM103 22-19,

EDDIE RABBITT "I Love A Rainy Night" (Elektra) 69/16 Moves: Up 37, Same 16, Down 0, Adds 16, KBEQ, WZZP, WTRY, WKEE WERC, 920, WRJZ, WKIX, KSTT, WOHO, KEZR, KERN. WISE, FM99. KCBN, KATI, 94Q 30 26. WHB 21 19, KPLZ 29 27.

AC/DC "You Shook Me All Night Long" (Atlantic) 67/2 Moves: Up 32, Same 19, Down 14, Adds 2. WLS, U93, JB105 15-12, Q105 15-10, 0102 19-17, 13K 30-27, KUPD 4-2

M STEELY DAN "Hey Nineteen" (MCA) 66/65 Moves: Up 0, Same 1. Down 0, Adds 65 including WBEN-FM. WCAO, F105, WPGC. Z93. 94Q, KSLQ, KBEQ, WGCL, KEARTH, KIIS-FM, KJR, KUPD. B97. KZZP. Z102

TIERRA "Together- (Boardwalk) 65/16 Moves: Up 32, Same 15, Down 2. Adds 16, WKB W, WCAO, PRO-FM, KOPA, WTRY, KC101, WHYN. KWIC, E197, WAPE, WBBQ, VVVLK, WGUY, VVTSN, KILE, KDZA, WROR 29-24, KFI 11-4, KIIS-FM 5.2

STEVIE WONDER "Master Blaster (Jammin r (Tamla) 54/0 Moves: Up 21, Same 14, Down 19, Adds 0, WXLO 1-1, WXKS 8-5, KRLY 2,1, KEARTH 14 10, KIIS-FM 75, KFMK 26-20, WKIX 11 7, KHYT 16-10.

BABYS "Turn And Walk Away" (Chrysalis) 53/13 Moves: Up 21, Same 19, Down 0, Adds 13, WIFI, WGCL, KSFX. WPST, WAQY, K094. G100, WAPE, KSTT, WO W, KIOY, KNBQ, WGUY. JB105 32 30, KWK 4-3, KUPD 25-21

BOB SEGER "The Horizontal Bop" (Capitol) 51/15 Moves: Up 16, Same 20, Down 0, Adds 15. WGCL. WOLF WTRY. WAEB, WKEE, KINT WTIX, Y103, WRJZ. KJ100, KIOY, KNBQ, KRUX. WGUY, 95XIL.

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November 21, 1980 KENNY ROGERS/Lady (Liberty)

LEO SAYER/More Than I Can Say (WB)

CHRISTOPHER CROSS/Never Be The Same (WB)

DARYL HALL Et JOHN OATES/You've Lost That Lovin'... (RCA)

CLIFF RICHARD/Dreaming (EMI America)

NEIL DIAMOND/Love On The Rocks (Capitol)

BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN/Hungry Heart (Columbia)

JOHN LENNON/(Just Like) Starting Over (Geffen)

PAT BENATAR/Hit Me With Your Best Shot (Chrysalis)

BARBRA STREISANDNVoman In Love (Columbia)

BARBRA STREISAND/BARRY GIBB/Guilty (Columbia)

AIR SUPPLY/Every Woman In The World (Arista)

DONNA SUMMER/The Wanderer (Geffen)

DIANA ROSS/I'm Coming Out (Motown)

JACKSONS/Lovely One (Epic)

ROGER DALTREYNVithout Your Love (Polydor)

JIMMY HALL/I'm Happy That Love Has Found You (Epic)

STEPHANIE MILLS/Never Knew Love Like This Before (20th)

KORGIS/Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime (Asylum)

DOOBIE BROTHERS/Real Love (WB)

RANDY MEISNER/Deep Inside My Heart (Epic)

QUEEN/Another One Bites The Dust (Elekfra)

OUVIA NE WTON-JOHN w/CLIFF RICHARD/Suddenly (MCA)

POLICE/De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da (A&M)

HEART/Tell It Like It Is (Epic)

BLONDIE/The Tide Is High (Chrysalis)

HARRY CHAPIN/Sequel (Boardwalk)

ROD STEWART/Passion (WB)

DOOBIE BROTHERS/One Step Closer (WB)

BARRY MANILOW/I Made It Through The Rain (Arista) This chart is based solely on airplay statistics compiled weekly from our CHR reporting stations. Black circled numbers indicate significant upward movement from at least 60% of our reporters.

MOST ADDED STEELY DAN "Hey Nineteen" (MCA) BLONDIE "The Tide is High" (Chrysalis) DOOBIE BROTHERS "One Step Closer" IWEII

BARRY MANILO W "I Made It Through..." (Arista) ANDY GIBB -Time Is Time" (RSO)

Complete Regionalized Listings on Pages 30 and 31

HOTTEST KENNY ROGERS "Lady" (Liberty) LEO SAYER "More Than I Can Say" (WB) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN "Hungry Heart" (Columbia NEIL DIAMOND "Love On The Rocks" (Capitol) B. STREISANDIB. GIBB "Guilty" (Columbia)

Parallel Listings Begin on Page 32

Others Getting Significant Action KINGS "Beat Goes On/Switchin' To Glide" (Elektra) 47/14 Moves: Up 15, Same 15, Down 3, Adds 14 including KD WB. WPST, KINT, WOK', VVVLK. KEZR, WGUY, WFLB. WRKR, WXEZ 28-20, KJ100 14-10. Note: So me stations programming only "Switchin'..."

VAPORS "Turning Japanese" (UA) 47/0 MOVDS: Up 26, Same 19, Down 2, Adds 0, PRO-FM 22 17. JB105 7-3, CHUM 5-3, Y100 4-1, WDRQ 15-12, KEARTH 6-3. KRLA 11-8, KFI 28-22, Q106 15-10, KKXX 15-12.

NIELSEN/PEARSON "If You Should Sail" (Capitol) 46/0 Moves: Lip 20, Same 20, Down 6, Adds 0, WDRQ 29-27, WZZP 12-10, KPLZ 31.29. WKEE 32-28, KQ94 20-17, VVVIC 40-37, KEYN-FM 21-19.

EARTH, WIND Et FIRE "You" (ARC/Columbia) 43/18 Moves: Up 13, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 18 including WCAO, JB105, Y100, WDRQ, KPLZ, KHFI, KLAZ, WBBQ. WAYS, KEZR, WHEB, WANS-FM.

MAC DAVIS "Texas in My Rearview Mirror- (Casablanca) 4217 Moves: Up 18, Same 16, Down 1. Adds 7, KIIS-FM, KPLZ. WHYN, KEEL KKXX. 13FEA, 95SGF. WROR 26-22, KEARTH 24-22.

CLIMAX BLUES BAND "Gotta Have More Love" (WB) 38/6 Moves: Up 20, Same 12, Down 0. Adds 6, KSFX, WSKZ, KYSN. WHHY. KILE, WSPT WBEN-FM 39-37, 940 26-23, WBBQ 30-24. KATI 34-30.

ABBA "The Winner Takes It All' (Atlantic) 34/18 Moves: Up 6, Same 10. Down 0, Adds 18 including WCAO. WOLF, WICC, KWIC. WNOE, WOKI, KSTT, 13FEA, WHYY, FM99, KKLS, KWWL, KBOZ

MICHAEL STANLEY BAND "Ho Can't Love You" (EMI America) 34/14 Moves: Up 6, Same 14. Down 0, Adds 14 including WPGC, KSLQ. KBEQ NFL WOLF. WKEE, WNOE, WRVQ. WGBF, KIOY, KCPX, WFBG, 96KX 30-28, WGCL 20-18.

BOZ SCAGGS "Miss Sun" (Columbia) 33/22 Moves: Up 5, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 22 including WXKS. Z93, WKEE, KXX106, KX104. WCSC. WVIC, KRAV, KENO, WJBQ, WCGQ, KOOK, CK101 40-36.

POINTER SISTERS "Could I Be Dreaming" (Planet) 32/6 Moves. Up 15, Same 11, Down 0, Adds 6, KRLY, KEARTH, WOLF, KLAZ, KJ100, KIOY, WXKS 26-23, 940 25-20, Y100 17 12, WJDX 21-17, Y103 40-36.

MARCY LEVY Et ROBIN GIBB "Help Mel" (RSO) 32/4 Moves: Up 11, Same 17, Down 0, Adds 4, KFI, WSGN, WFOX, KVOL, WKEE 34-32, Y103 36-32, BJ105 31-28, WCSC 16-14. KCPX 32-27.

EAGLES "Seven Bridges Road" (Asylum) 31/17 Moves: Up 6, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 17 including WBEN-FM, 0105, W RY. K104. WNOE, KX104, WORK, KYSN, FM103. WHHY, WANS-FM, KOOK, 96KX 28-24, KBEQ 23,21.

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