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Volume 11 . Issue 42 . October 15, 1994

CelentanoContinues ToInspire Radio

ITALYby Mark Dezzani

Veteran Italian rocker AdrianCelentano is finding renewedsuccess throughout Europe witha surprising new album QuelPunto (Clan/CGD) whichencompasses a diversity ofmusical styles from rock to acidjazz. The first single off thealbum, Attraverso Me, hasentered M&M's "Border Break-ers" chart at number 20, due tocross -border radio success in theGerman-speaking territories,Belgium, Spain and France.

Celentano's new album is hisfirst studio release since 1991with an anthology released twoyears ago. So far, Quel Puntohas sold over 150.000 copies inItaly and according to AldaDury, international promotionsmanager at Milan -based Warneraffiliate CGD, it is also sellingwell in Germany. She says that

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NRJ, Rix Form Sweden'sLargest Private NetworkSWEDENby Nicholas George

Two of Sweden's biggest radionetworks, NRJ and Rix, havejoined forces to create a 19 -strong

national group of stations.The move, which will com-

bine sales for the two networks ina newly -formed sales house, willallow NRJ to expand its EHR for-mat outside the country's three

EAST 17 SET FOR AUTUMN PROMOTION - East 17 are ready for anintensive campaign for their second album "Steam," released on October17. Playback performances are already scheduled on Radio Deejay/Milan, Cadena 40 Principales and BBC Radio 1 (See page 17). The bandis pictured here being presented with double gold discs for sales in France.

biggest cities, while strugglingRix will benefit from the com-mercial and prograihming experi-ence of NRJ's French backers inrunning its ACE -fix -matted sta-tions. NRJ's French ACE netCherie is expected to be used as aprogramming inbdel in theupcoming chling6t.

The two companies willbroadcast "complementary" pro-gramming from separate stationsin Stockholm, Gothenburg andMalmo. Meanwhile, NRJ willgain two of Rix's 11 frequenciesin other areas of the country.

While Swedish law forbidsmajority ownerhip of more thanone local station, a series ofacquisitions effectively gives NRJa 30% share in the Rix company.The package includes 40% of Rixin Stockholm, Gothenburg,Malmo and Eskiltuna and 30% ofRix owner SRU (SvenskRadioutv eck 1 i ng).


Can Programmers Target Women Better?EUROPE

Starting on March 8 1992, women in Bristolran a radio station called Fern FM for a weekto show that speech radio made for and bywomen can be interesting. On September 15,1994 staff at P4 Radio Hele Norge in Norwaycelebrated their first birthday with a weeklynational reach of 31% and a jam-packed rev-enue book, thanks to a musical programmeprincipally aimed at women. The success ofthe format has set other radio stations in Nor-way examining and tweaking their playlists.Could it be that the tabbooed gender -oriented

programming policy actually works? A -specif-ic demographic target is a difficult basis uponwhich to create 24 hours a day of program-ming. Surely, what distinguishes a 19 -year -oldmale student from a 47 -year -old businesswom-an is not gender but age? Julia Sullivanreports.

The remarkable thing about this format isthat men also enjoy tuning in. It appeared thatwhat defined the station was not a specific lis-tening demographic, but a tone and stylewhich was universally appealing. "The lastthing we wanted to do was to brand ourselves

as a women's station," says P4 music researchdirector Mary Crouch. "We don't sit aroundtalking about knitting, and when you tune inyou are not constantly aware that we are 'awoman's station.' We produce intelligentmusic -based programmes which women enjoylistening to just as much as men."

"It is a question of presentation style," saysCrouch. "Our presentation style is warm,friendly. Our most popular presenter, forexample, is a woman in her early 50s with anintimate, warm and intelligent style. Whenyou listen in you immediately feel that she's


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Guastoni was previouslygeneral manager of Ricordi'spublishing interests. He replacesGuido Rignano, who retains hisposition as Ricordi president,


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First National Dance Station ToGo On Dutch Cable April '95HOLLANDby Christian Lorenz

Amsterdam -based New DanceRadio plans to start broadcastinga dance format by April 1 1995,having signed a national distribu-tion contract with Dutch cableoperator VECAI on October 51994.

Co -owners Jan Lochtenbergand Soedesh Moerlie, who havebeen working on preparations forthe station, to be programmed onthe lines of London's Kiss FM,were the founders of trend -settingDutch pirate WAPS which waslaunched in the early '80s.

New Dance Radio will feature

RMC's TassezTo Head UpSofiradFRANCEThe French government hasappointed current Radio MonteCarlo general manager Jean -NoelTassez as president of state-owned financial holding Sofirad,following the resignation of Jean-Louis Dutaret at the end ofSeptember.

Dutaret had been accused ofillegally financing political cam-paigns for former communica-tions minister Alain Carignon.

With his experience at RMC,Tassez is seen as the candidatethe most capable of privatisingthe station after the next presiden-tial elections.

As Sofirad president, he nowoversees RMC, Nostalgie, RadioMontmartre, (renamed Mont-martre FM), and a series of par-ticipations in overseas radio sta-tions and TV channels. One of hisfirst tasks will be to appoint anew general manager for RMC.

the most popular dance releasesin Holland, based on the chartscompiled by Dutch recordimporters. Moerlie, who ownsAmsterdam -based record importcompany Dance Tracks, will pro-vide the station with sales figures.During the day the playlist will bebased on best-selling dancetracks. For the evening Lochten-berg plans programmes featuringspecialist styles such as funk, jazzand soul.

Regular features will alsoinclude a dance classics pro-gramme and personality showshighlighting the talents of popularclub Ws. So far, New DanceRadio has secured the support of

jazz/rare groOve DJ Graham B.,initiator of the highly successfulClub 805 ambiance nights atAmsterdam's Paradiso.

The station targets active,trendy audiences between 12 and24. Lochtenberg says, "We willnot just play music. New DanceRadio is going to address youthissues and will provide practicalinformation."

The station will co-operatewith the Amsterdam job centre toproduce regular features on train-ing and education programmes.Lochtenberg also plans a seriesadvising young people on how tostart up and run a business oftheir own.

World Radio NetStarts Second NewsService In GermanEUROPEby Christian Lorenz

European satellite news stationWorld Radio Net celebrated itsfirst anniversary on October 1

with plans to launch a second,German language service beforethe end of the year.

The new service will be runalong the lines of the successfulEnglish channel Network One,targetting an audience with a"more than average interest incurrent affairs" as well as Germanexpatriates. Further plans forexpansion include the start of aSpanish -language service in1995.

The German -language Net-work Two will broadcast viasatellite Astra 1B, with program-ming made up of news and cur-

rent affairs features contributedfrom cooperating stations. Thelist of associated stations current-ly includes, amongst others,Radio Nederland, Radio Australiaand Radio Poland.

All contributions will be col-lected via ISDN in NetworkTwo's studio in Berli from wherethe programme is broadcast tosatellite. There are plans to feedthe channel into local cable net-works at a later date.

At present, World Radio Net-work's service can be received viacable in six European cities,including Amsterdam, Antwerp,Berlin, Brussels, Dublin and Lon-don. Bonn, Geneva, Paris, Stras-bourg and Vienna will be addedlater, when cable distribution issecured.

Let New Law Solve OwnershipQuestions, Says RTL's SautterFRANCEby Emmanuel Legrand

RTL vice-president Remy Sautterhas strongly urged the CSA toimplement the delayed Carignon[communication] Law passed in1993, which extends the maxi-mum ownership of any mediagroup to a potential listenershipof 150 million.

RTL recently received autho-risation from the CSA to acquireFrench net M40, but the matter isnow awaiting approval from theCompetition Council, regardingthe issue of "abuse of dominantposition." Sautter dismisses theCSA decision as without mean-ing, however, because, until thelaw is implemented, the greater

problem of ownership remainsunsolved. Competition Councilstudies have no place in the newlaw, he argues.

"We submitted a proposal onMarch 3. It has been six monthsand no decision has been made.The only thing we ask for is theimplementation of the law."

With the combination of RTLand Fun, Luxembourg -basedgroup CLT has a combinedpotential listenership of 80 mil-lion people, while the Carignonlaw authorises 150 million. Evenwith M40's 28 million listeners,CLT would be far from the ceil-ing, he adds.

"Where is the problem whenthe Hachette Group owns EuropeI, Europe 2 and controls also

RFM through its shareholdingand its ad rep house?" asks Saut-ter, who adds, "We too want to beable to develop."

The Competition Council isreportedly due to issue its deci-sion on November 15. This willhave to be confirmed by the CSA,followed by an authorisation ofthe format changes.

For The RecordContrary to what was stated inM&M October 1, Alfredo LarryPignagnoli is not an impresariobut a record producer who alsoco -wrote and co -arrangedWhigfield's Saturday Nightwith Davide Riva.

EUROPE A T A GLANCEUNITED KINGDOM:London Radio Starts Amid Legal TalkReuters -owned London Radio started broadcasting on October 5, onlyto find itself in the midst of a legal row. Talk Radio UK, the nationalnewstalk station which is due to come on air in early '95, claimed thenew London station's slogan "original talk radio" was an attempt tohijack the national service's name and to confuse listeners and adver-tisers. London Radio has spent 1 million promoting its launch. TalkRadio is considering legal action, but this depends on whether thewords "talk radio" can belong to one company. Julia Sullivan

HOLLAND: NOS Sees Future Public -Commercial AllianceThe chairman of the Dutch broadcasters' umbrella organisation NOS,Andre van der Louw, has called for a "strategic alliance" between pub-lic and commercial broadcasters. Speaking at the Dutch BroadcastingConference, Van Der Louw said he wanted agreements made on thepractice of acquiring rights for sports and other programmes, and thepurchase of foreign productions. But he added, "I'm not thinking aboutthe collective production of programmes. We [commercial and publicbroadcasters] will always remain competitiors." Julia Bakker

INTERNATIONAL: BMG International To Handle AmericanAs widely speculated, BMG International has reached an agreementwith American Recordings to handle all of the label's acts outsideNorth America. American owner Rick Rubin terminated his relation-ship with Phonogram in March this year. In the new set-up, NewYork -based BMG International will work closely with American's UKoffice headed by MD Dave Robinson for the marketing, promotion,sales and distribution of such acts as Johnny Cash, Slayer, Danzig andthe Black Crowes. Machgiel Bakker

SWITZERLAND: Tender For New Radio Licences In DecemberThe Swiss Federal Office for Communication in Biel has invited sta-tions to submit tenders for new private radio licences for December1994. The results will be announced next spring. Christian Lorenz

UNITED KINGDOM: Supermarket Chain Sponsors Classic FMUK supermarket chain Sainsbury's is to sponsor Classic FM's morningrecipe feature in the UK. It is the retailer's first venture into mediasponsorship. Meanwhile, Classic FM's record label last week issued itssecond release, Classic FM Nocturne, which is being marketed anddistributed by Sony Music Entertainment. Jeff Clark -Meads

UNITED KINGDOM: Down Under FM Targets Ausi ExpatsA station for Australians and New Zealanders in ,London has securedits first advertising deal before being sure of coming on air. DownUnder FM, a station hoping to target expats and travellers between 18-26, has applied for a one -month licence starting end November. Sta-tion manager Kris Burford estimates the size of Down Under's poten-tial audience to be around 250.000 listeners, and Australian brewerFosters has already expressed its confidence in the station by bookingadvertising time. The station will feature 80% all -New Zealand andAustralian music and 20% news and sports. CL

EUROPE: Happy Nation Sales Reach 5.1 MillionAce Of Base's album Happy Nation has so far clocked up sales of 5.1million in Europe, according to Mega Productions. The first edition ofthe album has sold 2.1 million, while the US version has now soldmore than 3 million units. MB

CZECH REPUBLIC: Broadcasting Council Appoints New ChairmanThe Council for Czech Radio and TV Broadcasting has elected formerdeputy chairman Bohuslav Hanus as its new chairman. He takes overfrom Jindrich Kabat. who resigned earlier in September. JS

INTERNATIONAL: PolyGram Opens Colombia OfficePolyGram has opened a new subsidiary in Colombia. Based in Bogota,the new company is PolyGram's fifth wholly -owned subsidiary inLatin America after Argentina, Brazil, Chile and Mexico. JS

GERMANY: WDR 1 Prepares For 10th Rock FestivalGerman pubcaster WDR 1 is continuing a 10 -year tradition with thisyear's edition of its festival highlighting contemporary rock music.Bonn's Biskuithalle will provide the stage for 10 bands on November21, in an eight -hour event which will be broadcast live. This year'sline-up includes Stiltskin (UK), Urban Dance Squad (Holland),Hoodoo Gurus (Australia), legendary punk rockers Slime (Germany)and Swimming the Nile (Germany). CL

UNITED KINGDOM: Fourth Radio Workers Day Moves To Bristol"What About The Workers IV," a day conference for those involved increating radio, will take place in Bristol this year, on October 20.Among sessions scheduled are "Mandy Wheeler's One -Minute Chal-lenge"; "It's Not What You Hear It's The Way That You Listen"; and"Ethnic Radio-Ghetto, Token or Melting Pot?". JS

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The international successof acts such as AlphaBlondy and Soon E MChas led to EMI France'sdecision to maximise itslocal catalogue with thelaunch of a separatedepartment focussing oninternational develop-ment.

With this, EMI joinsthe list of companiesincluding PolyGram,BMG and Virgin, withstand-alone departmentsfor international devel-opment of local cata-logue.

CEO Gilbert Ohayonremembers back threeyears to when the com-pany was reshaped, withthe priority of getting A&Rback on track and rebuilding alocal catalogue. "Since thensome of our artists started hav-ing an impact on the interna-tional market last year, and wehave an increasing number ofprojects with internationalpotential. This area of the com-pany has now become impor-tant enough to justify the cre-ation of a specific profit centre."

A&R director Jean -JacquesSouplet will continue hisresponsibility for internationalexploitation, and will now over -

Alpha Blondy

see a specific internationaldepartment, which will be head-ed by newcomer Wende Cookas director of international pro-motion. She will be assisted bySophie Cayre who will concen-trate on the international pro-motion of EMI's ample back -catalogue (Edith Piaf andCharles Trenet, among others).Cook will also be in charge ofthe international corporatecommunication for EMIFrance.

Although obviously ambi-tious about the new department,

Ohayon is realistic about thelimits of what can be done inter-nationally. "You can't break 10acts in 15 different countries atthe same time. We have to focusour attention on a few numberof acts and on some territories."

Among the priorities he listsfor the months to come are DaoDezi, a project based on tradi-tional celtic music from Britan-ny, created by Eric Mouquetand Guilain Joncheray, knownfor Deep Forest, rapper Soon EMC (both acts will have theiralbums released in UK and the

Sveriges Radio PDs Get Digital On -

Air Training At Dutch Ad RolandHOLLANDby Machgiel Bakker

Thirteen programme directorsfrom Swedish Sveriges Radio(SR) underwent their first foreigntraining session in Septemberwhen they took part in a trainingweek on integrated digital systemsat Dutch radio consultancy firmAd Roland Media Services(ARMS).

As part of the project, which isthe largest move by a publicbroadcaster to train programmersin new technology, each program-mer will draw up a paper for studyby the SR management.

It is important for programmersto start looking at how integrateddigital systems will affect theirwork, believes Anne Chaabane,

head of staff training and program-ming development at SR. "Thisprocess should be programmer -ledand not driven by the engineers.We should orientate ourselves tothe future, analyse the systems andhow they can work to our advan-tage."

The week included training onthree digital on -air systems-RCS-Works, Digispot and DCS-UDS. Two executives from ABCin Australia gave a demonstrationon the D -Radio system, claimed tobe the world's first totally integrat-ed, digital on -air system, whichwill be installed at ABC inNovember.

According to Ad Roland, whileenough is known about the bene-fits computerised system can bringto the editing process, information

is often lacking on how it caninfluence on -air scheduling, andinteraction with other systemssuch as billing, traffic, royaltyaccounting and record archiving.

Soon E MC

USA in January), new jackband Tribal Jam and twoFrench pop acts, De Palmas andVallee. EL

Private Licences

Scheduled ForSummer '95AUSTRIA

Private radio is expected to bebecome operational in Austria byearly summer 1995, when theAustrian ministry for traffic willallocate 10 regional FM broadcast-ing licences.

Out of 150 applications, theministry has selected seven candi-dates per licence. IFPI Austria MDDr. Franz Medwenitsch expects adecision by early November. Theministry will distribute one licencefor each of Austria's nine stateswith the exception of the state ofVienna, which will be covered bya city and a regional licence. Thelicences will be valid for fiveyears. CL

Independent Promotion FirmTargets Specialised MediaHOLLAND

Independent Entertainment Pro-motions (IEP), launched by for-mer EMI head of promotion Pimvan der Kolk, has proved in itsfirst nine months that there is amarket for independent and spe-cialised music promotion.

The company, which coordi-nates radio, TV and press promo-tion for individual projects,employs five full-time staffersand five freelancers. Since itslaunch on January 1 it has han-dled projects from 16 differentlabels.

An increasingly fragmentedmedia has led to the situation

where different records may needseveral radio pluggers for differ-ent formats, says Van der Kolk,an 18 -year EMI veteran. "Weoffer that range of specialism inone promotion team."

Among hits to benefit fromIEP services are DJ Bobo'sEverybody, Corona's The RhythmOf The Night and Double You'sRun To Me (all for IMC/ZYX).Other projects include the radiopromotion for all of Sony Music'snational roster (Herman Brood,Moonflower, Bolland & Bol-land); all media promotion forPhonogram's Indigo and Roos;and the promotion of Dino's EdithPiaf tribute. MB

INTERNATIONAL: MikeThome has been appointed direc-tor of new music media develop-ment for Warner Music Interna-tional (IAMB, reporting to seniorVP Peter Ikin. Thome, producerfor such acts as Soft Cell, BronskiBeat and the Communards, willbe responsible for developingmusic projects in new media for-mats for WMI worldwide.

Newsmakers INTERNATIONAL: LucySmith, currently European businessmanager at Unique Broadcasting,will be joining NAB Europe asdirector of European affairs thismonth. Smith replaces RobertMarking, who is leaving the compa-ny to cany out consultancy work.Meanwhile, Pascal Grierson will beleaving his post at UK -based MetroTraffic to replace Smith at Unique.

UNITED KINGDOM: BMGRecords (UK) has announced thepromotion of finance directorRatnam Bala --popularly knownas Bala in the music industry --tothe position of MD operations.Bala joined the company in 1988from PolyGram International.Simon Robinson will be actinghead of finance until a permanentappointment is made.

FIMI Official Sales -Based Chart Set To Launch In New YearITALYby Mark Dezzani

Arguments over music sales fig-ures are hoped to be a thing ofthe past when the new FIMI-sponsored sales chart launcheson January 1 1995.

Compiled by the internationalDanish market research companyNielsen, the chart, which wasunveiled at Milan's Audio/tradeFair SIM Hi-Fi in September, isclaimed to be Italy's first reliablesales chart based on scientificmarket research techniques.

"Existing charts are oftenunreliable, reflecting shipmentsto shops instead of actual sales,"said CGD/Warner MD and FIMIpresident Gerolamo CacciaDominioni, who repeated his callthat the industry needs better andfaster feedback on market trends.

"There is a new managementculture in the Italian recordindustry, which not only focuseson the creation of product but onthe development of the market,which requires a steady flux ofreliable sales -based informa-tion."

Electronic bar-code technolo-gy installed at retail counters willsupply daily sales figures. Some1.000 shops are being investigat-ed, with an eventual 350 beingselected to participate in the ini-tial sample.

Caccia said that the chartshould open up new promotionalopportunities for music, includ-ing the establishment of an annu-al awards gala based on sales.Meanwhile, as from October 1,the criteria for Gold and Plat-inum discs has been halved tosales of 50.000 and 100.000

units respectively, bringingItaly's awards in line with therest of Europe in terms of rela-tive market volumes.

However, the chart's linkswith FIMI, which represents thecountry's major record compa-nies, has raised some questionmarks among members of theindependent's industry body AFIover possible bias of information.

Mario de Luigi, editor ofItaly's monthly music industrytrade magazine, Musica e Dischi,which compiles what is consid-ered to be the more reliable of

Italy's two existing charts, identi-fied the issue as a potential prob-lem.

"FIMI will participate directlyin the charts compilation afterthe data has been collected byNielsen. This must make thechart's independence question-able."

His fears were echoed byTony Verona, MD of the indieAla Bianca label, who voiced hisconcern that the chart could bebiased by sampling FIMI-sup-plied shops where their productdominates the shelves.

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Programming The Music Radio

Radio ABC: On A Mission To EntertainA classic all-rounder station typical of thestill unformatted Danish market, RadioABC faces the challenge of serving listen-ers ranging from 15 to 49 with a "hand-picked" mix of music. Head of music KentHansen has the luxury of being able to pickthe best from all genres; however, withoutcompartmentalising the day according totarget demographics, he and MD StigHartvig Nielsen face the challenge of main-taining momentum throughout the day. Hespoke to Julia Sullivan.

"We often ask ourselves, how is it pos-sible that we manage to cater for a demo aswide as 15 - 49, without too many prob-lems? I don't really have an answer otherthan the fact that the radio situation inDenmark is still fairly undeveloped. Insome years, the situation will start lookinglike the set-up in the UK, and stations willhave to be split up into more specific for-mats. Until then, however, we manage tosurvive with a combination of EHR, ACEand newstalk programming.

The difficulty of this approach, though,is that you have to programme very muchaccording to 'feel.' In order to do this wellyou have to be confident that you are veryin touch with your listeners, and that youknow what music they like. We do this byregularly asking listeners, on and off theair, what they enjoy listening to. Ratherthan basing our programmes on data col-lected from conducting listening tests, weprefer to gauge tastes through direct DJcontact with our audience.

No Criteria But QualityWe programme everything from country,country rock, to disco and dance music.There are no "format variations" during theday. The mix of music is the same thewhole day. However, we try to limit thetune -out factor by avoiding extremes inevery part.As far as I am concerned, as long as a songis good, I don't care how it is categorised.Our listeners enjoy our mix of music, andthat is the most important. I am very happyprogramming country in our general pro-grammes. One country track we added inAugust was the new Sammy Kershaw fromthe soundtrack of "Maverick."

Being First With The New HitsThe Danish record companies are quiteslow, and as I like to keep my ears open for

new tracks early on, I often use importshops or ring up affiliates in other countriesto get releases immediately, rather thanwaiting for them to come out here. It takesatleast two weeks for a track released in theUK or even Holland to be released by theDanish affiliate. Lucilectric is one case inpoint. It was on powerplay in Holland, butwasn't due for release in Denmark at all. Irang up BMG in Denmark and told themwe wanted to playlistthe song, and they laterreleased it. This kind ofcommunication doessometimes work. I havegood contacts with therecord companies, andwhen they hear that weare keen on one song orother, that can some-times lead to alterationsin promotions.Everybody has the feel-ing at sometime or otherthat not the best thingsare being released. Insome ways though,that's just as well. I can't put 200on my playlist at one time.The summer period and January are oftenparticularly slow times and those are theperiods when you run the risk, for example,of playing the Christmas songs for Godknows how long. Those are the momentswhen we try and look at some songs whichmay not be our number one choice.

Phone -Ins, ProgrammeAnnouncementsMost of the slots on ABC are two to threehours long, apart from the five -hour longafternoon show, which I present withanother DJ. This is a long time to keep aprogramme interesting, but since we madesome changes in May, I believe there arenow enough factors keeping the momen-tum going. One thing we have done is toincrease the interactivity of the show, witha lot of live reports and phone-ins. Also,announcements for features coming up inthe show help to keep things moving for-ward, as well as lots of interviews and liveexternal broadcasts. Having two DJs who"spar" off each other is a good way ofkeeping the energy level high.

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Radio Silkeborge Extends ReachCongratulations to Danish local ACE/EHR station Radio Silkeborg, who expandedtheir reach at the beginning of September. The station now takes in the middle andeastern areas of Jutland --an estimated half million listeners. Meanwhile, head of pro-grammes Carsten Worsoe has left the station to move to national station DenmarksRadio P3.

MCM Secures Rights For Elvis TributeRadio production and syndication company MCM Entertainment has secured theexclusive radio rights for the world outside the US to "Elvis Aaron Presley --TheTribute." The three-hour event, which took place on October 8, featured well-knownartists performing Elvis tracks. Names included Bryan Adams, Jon Bon Jovi, MichaelBolton and the Scorpions.

The Voice Stations Coordinate PlaylistsNew programme director at The Voice in Denmark--Eik Frederiksen--has been busycoordinating playlists on all the station's outlets in Denmark. As from October 15 thestations in Copenhagen, Odensen, Nordjylland as well as the satellite The Voice ofScandinavia will not only run the same powerplays, but will all have the sameplaylists.

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gramming. If there is any thing that defineswhat we stand for, it's humour and enter-tainment. We are not religious, we are non-political, but what does concern us is keep-ing people entertained. We do that both bymaking them laugh, and by making themthink about and discuss different aspects oflife.One of our major programmes is the morn-ing show presented by our DJ Lars

Hildegaard, who is amajor personality at thestation. He has loads ofgossip, and has differ-ent invented characterseveryday who talk tohim and comment onthe listeners, or on peo-ple who have phonedin. Another of his tricksis to use voice imitatorsto make up ridiculousstories on politicians orother famous people.We have some verylong discussions in ourshow, and since May

have been encouraging listeners muchmore to phone in with comments on whatwe say, which often leads to long debatesand gets listeners on the air a lot more.

Leave In The Street SoundsGoing out into the city is a good way ofinjecting some texture and energy into aprogramme. Outdoor sounds and inter-

views with people in the street providevariety and are an effective way of cultivat-ing the impression that you are in contactwith the locality. One or the other of usgets out two or three times a week, within areach of some 50 KM from our studios.In August there was a big week-long partyin Randers, with concerts, exhibitions andparties. We picked out one or two things totalk about everyday, and used those as afocal point for the programme. One day wewent and talked to the people behind thescenes and some of the TV camera crew.That really gave a sense that we were rightin there."

Radio ABCFormat: EHR/ACE/newstalk

Target Demo:15 - 49Music/speech:80/20

Average Weekly Ratings13 - 19 92%20 - 29 89%30 - 4979%

50+41%(Gallup, August '94).

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use of Cappella, Clubhouse, 49ers, East Side Beat,arada House Gang, Anticappella, Lance Ellington,

The Professor and so on....



The Rise Of National Music StationsFor the last two years there has been much talk of a

renaissance of German language music in Germany,with a revival in the popularity of schlager figures like

Marianne Rosenberg, cult schlager nights like Munich's"Otto's Tanzpalast" and schlager festivals.

hether or not a real renais-sance is taking place is a matter of debate,but the popularity of national music sta-tions can be seen clearly by their dominantposition in German ratings. The most -lis-tened -to station in the whole of Germany isCologne pubcaster WDR 4, which playsaround 95% German language music; thenumber 1 private station in Munich isnational music for-mat Radio Arabella,while a change offormat to nationalmusic for RPR/2 inLudwigshafen meanta rise of 40% in lis-teners for the stationin this year's MA.

WDR 4's nationalmusic format hasproved successful forthe past 11 years. In this year's MA ratingsWDR 4 clocked up 1.17 million listenersper hour, its hold slipping 130.000 fromlast year's position, but still placing itleagues ahead of its competitors. Head ofmusic/light entertainment for WDR 4Rudolf Heinemann believes there is a

huge audience for national music and thisis proved by the station's impressive listen-ership. "In Germany and other Europeancountries, there is a large sector of the pub-lic which has little interest in the interna-tional rock pop scene. We are not talkingabout the mass public, but nonetheless avery significant part. These people preferto listen to lighter, softer music ofEuropean origin."

WDR 4 plays 95% German music,including the latest "Deutsche Schlager" bythe likes of Roland Kaiser as well as yolk-stihnliche music (commercial folk music),carnival songs, brass music and operetta.Everything from Howard Carpendale toMarianne Rosenberg to PeterAlexander, Nino de Angelo and James

National NeedsRPR/2 changed its format to national

music this:year and shot up in the MA rat-ings as a result to 200.000 listeners perhour. Now the station has been granted anationwide license to broadcast on ana-logue and digital satellite, which PD DieterMauer claims gives his station an extratechnical reach of two to three million lis-teners. Mauer says there is a big demandfor national music. "A big proportion of the

public wants to listento softer music.Around 80% of pri-vate programmes playEnglish -languagemusic, while everythird programme onpublic radio playEnglish -orientedmaterial. All these arevery much alike andcan't satisfy 80% of

the population." He adds that most radioprogrammers are relatively young andmake the presumption that Anglo-American hit material is what everyonewants to listen to. WDR 4 is good evidencethat this is not the case, says Mauer:.

Mauer does believe that there is arenaissance of German music taking place,which has nothing to do with nationalism,but a sense of identity, he says. "Peoplelike to tune in and say this is my Germanmusic station. Radio will become muchmore niche -oriented in the future and lis-teners will become more selective in theirlistening, looking for a certain genre in astation.

"We always get far more requests fornational music than international," he adds."And our RPR 'Schlager Parade' shows areall sold out. If we tried to stage shows likethis 10 or 15 years ago, no one would haveturned up. Two weeks ago we held an RPRparty and in the afternoon we only playedRPR 2 music [ie German Schlager]; 30.000people turned up and of those around 40%

"Arabella has proved that people really do want to listen toGerman hits. We have been seeing a revival of German music

over the last two years, which is mirrored by the success of our'Schlager Olymplade.'"- Radio Arabella PD Karl -Heinz Schweter

Last. "WDR 4's success shows we aremeeting the demands of a certain audi-ence," says Heinemann, "which is notbeing met by international rock/pop formatstations. I believe that there is a similaraudience in other European countries too."

Heinemann is very sceptical about theso-called renaissance of German music."We have been consistently successful forthe past 11 years; people have always likedto listen to this sort of music. I don'tbelieve that there is any renaissance goingon."

were under 30!"RPR plays 90% German language

music, with core artists including UdoJurgens, Howard Carpendale and RolandKaiser.

Radio Arabella in Munich has beenenjoying success as the city's number 1 pri-vate station since its launch five yearsago-and as Germany's first national musicformat private station. Although there areothers now such as Radio Brocken andRPR/2, PD Karl -Heinz Schweter says it isa mystery why there aren't more national

music stations. "I think one of the mainproblems is finding people who will identi-fy with this sort of programme and willback it," says Schweter. Many see nationalmusic as old-fashioned, outmoded andunhip, but Arabella's track record showsthat stations who break out of the ACEmould and play national music, soon winlisteners.

Arabella used to be rock format stationMl, but too few listeners made the stationrethink its programming strategy and anational music format was the result.Arabella plays mostly German schlager,with 30% international hits. Core artistsinclude everything from Christina Bach to

DDR. "English language programmes arenot as popular here as in west Germany,because of the history of east Germany.People here have not had the same contactwith English-speaking people as in thewest, so they don't have the same accep-tance or sympathy with American music."A classic ACE format isn't sufficient, saysMuller, to fulfil the demand for nationalmusic in east Germany. Miller says he seesan increase in the amount of national musicbeing played on other German stations."Where stations used to play 5% Germanlanguage music, they'll now play 15%. It'sharder for EHR format stations to playmore German music though-they can

"Where stations used to play 5% German languagemusic, they'll now play 15%. It's harder for EHR format

stations to play more German music though-theycan play Udo Lindenberg and Peter Maffay and that's

about it."- Radio Brocken PD Stephan Muller

Brummer And Brummer to Andy Borgto Connie Francis. Schweter says the suc-cess of Arabella is down to the fact that thestation "plays what the people want." Headds, "Arabella has proved that peoplereally do want to listen to German hits. Wehave been seeing a revival of Germanmusic over the last two years,which is mirrored by the suc-cess of our 'SchlagerOlymplade' ['SchlagerFestival'] which we holdevery year. This year itattracted 9.000 people of allages, including many youngpeople."

The Middle GapRadio Brocken in Halle,

east Germany has come upwith a new format, with a mixof 50% German language and50% international ACE. It isnow one of the most success-ful stations in the newBiindeslander with over200.000 listeners per hour andover one million listeners aday (EMA Ost '94). PDStephan Miiller explains,"We saw the gaps in the mar-ket for classic internationalhits and national German lan-guage music. What we aredoing is a bit like some of theFrench radio formats. A fewyears ago, what we are doingwould have been seen asimpossible. With this formatwe aim for a uniform soundby having music flow' in ourformat mix. We create a bal-ance between the German andinternational music. The pub-lic stations play the real clas-sic German language songsand therefore they attract a very old targetgroup. But because we have a mixed for-mat we have succeeded in targetting thegap in the middle, that is the 30-50 agegroup."

All over Germany, Miller says we areseeing a rebirth of German language musicand the share of national music is increas-ing all the time, especially in the former

Schweter

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play Udo Lindenberg and Peter Maffayand that's about it."

Muller says that the international musicscene has changed over the years, with anarrowing band of megastars, resulting innational music playing a bigger role acrossEurope in countries like France and Italy.

"We did a lot ofresearch and were sur-prised how high theacceptance of Germanlanguage music was.As long as you have aconsistent music flowit doesn't matter if youare playing interna-tional ACE or Germanlanguage or Italian lan-guage music." Coreartists on Brockeninclude RogerWhitaker, JurgenDrevs, FrankSchobel, Udo Jiirgensand Rex Gildo, along-side internationaloldies from the likes ofthe Beatles, BeachBoys and CliffRichard.

Muller says animportant feature ofhis station's program-ming is the formationof slots of current hitsto "freshen up theolder programme andreach younger listen-ers." The image of anational music stationdoesn't have to be yes-teryear," says Muller."In the past a lot of sta-tions marketed as 'DerOldie Sender' haveonly enjoyed short-

term success. This is because people likehearing old songs, but don't want to beassociated with liking something which isseen as outdated or yesteryear. To counterthis, we put new and modern titles in rota-tion to give people the slice of actualitythey want. Image is all-important."

Miranda Watson

8 MUSIC & MEDIA OCTOBER 15, 1994


MULLER-WESTERNHAGEN: New Releases

WEA's Biggest Promo YetGERMANYby Christian Lorenz

Even before Marius Muller-Westernhagen's new album Affentheater("Monkey Business")was released August30, pre -sales alreadyamounted to 700.000units, enough tolaunch the recordstraight into the num-ber 1 slot of theGerman albumcharts.

German languagerock/pop artist Westernhagen has beensigned to WEA Music ever since his debutin 1974. In 20 years WEA has released 16Westernhagen albums of which ninereached gold status (250.000 sold), fourwent platinum (500.000 sold) and four soldmore than a million copies. WEA deputyMD and head of marketing Bernd Doppcalls Westernhagen's previous albumreleases "the best selling back cataloguetitles at WEA together with Phil Collins'albums."

Dopp explainsthe special rela-tion betweenWEA andWesternhagen as"very good andMarius knowsthat we standbehind him inbad times aswell." WEA'strust inWesternhagen'spotential during aperiod of lowpopularity in theearly '80s haspaid off since.His 1989 albumHalleluja was the first album by a Germanartist to enter the German album charts atnumber 1.

Westernhagen's poignant German lan-guage lyrics set the tone for WEA's mar-keting. "Germany is Westernhagen's mainmarket," says Alexander Maurus, market-ing manager at WEA Music and responsi-ble for the co-ordination of theWesternhagen campaign. "We don't aim toestablish the artist in other than Germanlanguage countries." For the first time,Austria and Switzerland are specificallytmetted by WEA's promotion for aWesternhagen release. Affentheater cur-rently is at number 36 in the Swiss albumcharts and still on the waiting list for theAustrian charts.

WEA Music is very pleased withWesternhagen's success and sees no neces-sity to widen the artists market appeal.Says Maurus, "There will never be anEnglish language Westernhagen album."Sales of Westernhagen's current album arefuelled by a marketing campaign which isthe biggest operation WEA Music has everlaunched in Germany. Says Maurus, "Noteven Phil Collins got a comparable promo-tion campaign from us." For the first time,WEA Music used teaser countdown spotsand sneak previews to promote an artist.

Teaser spots were broadcast on MTVEurope and the German music channel

Viva. Starting five days before release, agenuine news presenter from German pub-lic TV network ARD would read out aspoof news flash, stating the number ofclays left to the release of the album. MTV

and Viva showedsix to seven ofthese spots perday.

Sneak pre-views were heldfive days beforethe release date inmid -sized musicvenues in fiveGerman cities

simultaneously: Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg,Leipzig and Munich. Through local radioand newspapers, fans were invited to join aWesternhagen party, where Affentheaterwould be played back in its entirety for thefirst time in public. "Imagine listening tothe album played back over a big PA sys-tem with the venue decorated in the style ofthe album's artwork," says Maurus todescribe the setting. "The main objective ofthese previews was to motivate the fanswho attended the parties to spread positive

mouth-to-mouthpropaganda," saysMaurus. He addsthat "the partieshave been a greatsuccess." The pre-views allowedWEA more con-trol over the con-ditions, of whichWestern hag en'salbum would belistened to for thatall important firstimpression.

Post -releaseactivities are cen-tred around thesongs on

Affentheater which are going to be market-ed as singles. WEA plans to release twomore singles from the album. The nextsong scheduled for single release isWillenlos. For a third single WEA hasselected the ballad Tanz Mit Dem Teufel.

A 45 -second spot compiled from thevideos of all three singles will be shown in900 cinemas all over Germany in October.For early November, WEA is preparing aTV spot which will be shown on Germancable stations SAT 1, wriL and Pro 7.

Westernhagen will take the album onthe road between June 8 and July 4, 1995.The tour, covering nine stadiums, is spon-sored by RU and covers all major Germancities. Tickets are already on pre -sale at themoment, and a total of 35 TV spots pro-moting the concerts will be broadcastbetween November 16-30.

Signed to: WEA Music Germany Publisher: More Music/Kick Musik Management: Kick/Cologne New album: Affentheater New single: Es Geht Mir Gut

Recorded at: Townhouse/London,Olympic/London and Can Studio/Weilerswist, Germany Producers: Pete Wingfield, MariusMiiller-Westernhagen

SINGLES

BASS BUMPERSGood Fun - Ultraphonic/East WestPRODUCER: Bass BumpersMinimalistic techno is the fare here andonce again this outfit proves that stickingto the basics is quite often the best. Thesong itself has a conventional structure,which gives it some pop crossover appealas well.

COCOI Had A Dream - MAAD/WEAPRODUCER: Marc ZArmed with ambient overtones, Coco'sunorthodox houser is hard hitting but notwithout a sense of melody. In combinationwith its odd but pleasant sound it has radiopotential.

CODADreamstate - Logic

PRODUCER: Linus Burdick

As the title implies this dance track has acalming and mellow feel. Some of theremixes do have enough punch to cutthrough on the dancefloor.

MR. PRESIDENTUp 'N Away - Club Culture/WEAPRODUCER: Kai MatthiesenThis is a bit of an oddity, as it employs vir-tually all styles currently hip in the dancearena. It could be considered the Germananswer to the UK's current jungle craze.

RHYTHM CORPORATIONWild For You - MetronomePRODUCER: Rhythm CorporationThis mid -tempo semi -acoustic rocker cou-ples the former Rainbirds' rhythm sectionwith the talents of Australian singer GrantStevens and guitarist Gary Schmalz. Itshould come as no surprise that the song isused in C&A's movie campaign this fall.

SCOOTERHyper Hyper - The Remixes - Club Tools/EdelPRODUCER: The Loop

With pulsating beats executed at breakneckspeed, this techno tune was a big club hitthe first time around. Now the numerousremixes which take things even furtherenter the German sales charts at 43.

SELIG

Ohne Dich - EpicPRODUCER: Franz PlasaThis sweet and wistful ballad representsquite a different side of this rock band.Selig pulls it off with so much verve thatone can only wonder why they don't resortto this approach more often.

SPARKSWhen Do I Get To Sing My.Way - LogicPRODUCER: Ron & Russell Mael

With a wink at Frank Sinatra, the twobrothers who gave us Amateur Houramong a host of other gems return armed

with a Germandeal. This songwhich includesremixes by theGrid's VinceClarke has themsounding like across betweenAlphaville andPet Shop Boys.

THIS IS TRE BRAND NEW SPARKS SING

ALBUMS

COSMIC BABYFantasia - LogicPRODUCER: Cosmic BabyActually this is a derivative of the ThinkingAbout Myself album, containing remixes ofthe Fantasia track on that album so diversethey can be referred to as new songs. Someof them, especially Airplay are fairly acces-sible, while others like Talking Drums areesoteric to say the least.

JINGO DE LUNCHDeja VooDoo - VertigoPRODUCER: Jon Caffery/Jingo De LunchBy current standards this Berlin postpunkoutfit belongs to the veteran class. Theirthird album for Vertigo marks a return totheir hardcore roots. They do sound verydifferent nonetheless because their musicalability has greatly increased over the yearsand a fine production job provides the icingon the cake. The result are tunes like RingA Bell?, War and So What which are loudbut smooth.

OTROPIC T(H)REEPerfectly Planted - DragnetPRODUCER: Roey Marquis II

Here's awhichfollowsguidelines as setby A TribeCalled Quest andArrestedDevelopment.The results are arural hip hop

style, while most samples used are eithertraditional R&B or jazz. Tracks like BackIn The Days and Keep It Flowing areexemplary. The smooth and soulful I Seedeserves special attention.

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SANDY REEDI Believe - WEAPRODUCER: Falk/Hine/LewisQuality pop founded on an R&B founda-tion is what you can expect here and thefirst two singles Sweet Love and (ThisWorld Is) Too Big For Me provided anopening towards EHR. The rest of thealbum doesn't disappoint either. Tracksworth mentioning further include the forayin Amy Grant territory God Has A MillionFaces and Hit And Run, for which sheteamed up with Inner Circle.

SWIMMING THE NILEHome - WEAPRODUCER: Franz Plasa

For their thirdalbum the Nilehas opted for anapproach that isboth more metal-lic and moreexperimental.This leads tosongs likeSummertime and

Nothing which sound like Sonic Youthgone hardcore. The first single Star is dif-ferent from the aforementioned because it'ssomewhat Gothic, almost like the SistersOf Mercy meet the Cult.



A Catch -All PhraseWorld music-a phrase describing a plethora of ethnic -based musical stylesthat fall outside the usual Anglo-European pop sphere-has yet to fulfill theexpectations kindled by its emergence and modest crossover success in the midto late '80s. Yet it has, without question, become an established and reliablegenre akin to jazz or blues, and certain styles and artists have finally coalescedfrom the promising chaos of its first international ripples.

by Terry Berne

Highlife, soca, township jive, rai,juju, cumbia, afro -beat, dance -hall, konpa, soukous, kassav,nuevo flamenco, celtic... These arejust a few of the many styles thatthe term world music encompass-es. They are hybrid forms, com-bining local rhythmic and melodictraditions with jazz, reggae, popor dance elements. But anotherparallel trend focuses on morepurely ethnic, folk -based acousticmusic from around the globe.Labels like Nimbus, HarmoniaMundi and Buda concentratetheir efforts on documenting thisaspect of the world's musical her-itage, while the majors and largerspecialised independents vie for abroader public's attention withworld -beat stars like Mory Kante,Salif Keita, Juan Luis Guerraand Yothu Yindi.

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music superstar of the rock erawas Ravi Shankar, and if its firsttrue fusion with pop came at thehands of guitarist CarlosSantana, it was the eruption ofreggae onto the scene in the early'70s and the subsequent triumphof Bob Marley which alerted popaudiences to the riches to befound beyond the musical pale.And though artists like MiriamMakeba and Hugh Masakela hadpreviously broken down con-sumer as well as industry ban-i-ers, it was the discovery of Africanartists like Osibisa, Fela Kuti,King Sunny Ade or Manu Diban-go by curious and more sophisti-cated western record buyers thatpaved the way for the huge suc-cess of Paul Simon's brilliant andgroundbreaking album Grace -land, inspired by the music ofSouth Africa's townships and gen-erally credited with the surge ofinterest in world music on thepart of media, the industry andmusic fans. World music actssuch as Ofra Haza, JohnnyClegg, Alpha Blondy, Les VoixBulgares, Khaled, LadysmithBlack Mambazo, Cesaria Evora,Zap Mama and others became aforce to contend with.

And while hopes forestablishing world music as pop'snew frontier may have turned torealism, that it is still capable ofsurprises is demonstrated by 7Seconds, the recent single onColumbia from Youssou N'Dourfeaturing Neneh Cherry. In earlySeptember it became the mostplayed single on European radio,reaching number 1 on the EHRTop 40, with top 10 airplay inevery region tracked by M&M'sregional airplay chart. Sales havebeen quick to follow; the singletopped the Eurochart Hot 100,hitting the top five in 10 coun-tries, while the album justdropped out of the top 20 after 14weeks on the chart.

Two other worldmusic albums have made particu-lar impact this summer inEurope: Angelique Kidjo's Aya, arousing rhythm celebration partlyrecorded at Paisley Park out onMango, and Talking Timbuktu, thebluesy collaboration of Ali FarkaToure with Ry Cooder fromWorld Circuit.

Name recognitionand high artist profiles are part ofworld music's recent achieve-ments. Thus, in contrast to evenfive years ago, world music has itsstars, its styles, and even itssales. And if these weren't evi-

dence enough of its growing influ-ence, acts like Deep Forest,Enigma, Stone Age, D -EmotionProject or even Mano Negro tes-tify to the significance of worldmusic rhythms, vocals and musicon contemporary pop sensibility,in what can be seen as a kind of"second generation" of artists fol-lowing the lead of such '80s inno-vators as Peter Gabriel, DavidByrne and Paul Simon.

No Stereotypes, PleaseThe first boundary to

be hurdled is often the term itself.World Circuit's MD NickGold is not keen on theepithet. 'World music isnot really a genre at all,"he says, "much less astyle. What's calledworld music consists ofabout 90% of theworld's music which isthen assigned thistiny marginal catego-ry." The label, withsome 30 titles in itscatalogue, includ-ing Revolution InMotion, a rivetingselection of musicfrom Brazil'sBloco Afra groupOlodum and ge]iCelebration, the v tie Joaward winning BhekiMseleku album, began as acompany which organised con-certs for many of the artists itlater recorded. This is reflected intheir attitude. 'We promote artistsand not representatives of anyparticular style," Gold asserts."And consumer awareness hascertainly grown; people now knowmany artists by name and havemore than just a vague idea ofregions."

One advantage worldmusic has, Gold believes, is thatthe problem of image is of mini-mal importance; 'The music soclearly speaks for itself," he adds.This is one reason why radiolooms large as a potential promo-tional tool, though in the UK atleast it is still an uphill climb.'There are so few outlets for thistype of music. It's very difficult toget music not sung in English onthe air, especially at the nationallevel, though this is less a prob-lem on the mainland."

On the question ofcollaborations in general, and thesuccess of Talking Timbuktu inparticular, Gold says, "It's fantas-tic that Ry's participation helpedthe album to be widely heard. It

should boost awareness a greatdeal because it is still veryAfrican, still very much FarkaToure sound. A pop sensibility iseffective but certainly not animportant criterion for everyrecording. The musical traditionsof this music are so strong thatit's actually difficult to dilute it;what is authentic in it will alwaysremain." Upcoming releasesinclude Gnawa musician MustafaBaqbou and Cuban son groupSierra Maestra.

Real World is anoth-er label that originated as a pio-neer world music concert produc-er before the term existed. 'Thereis still a symbiotic relationshipbetween the WOMAD organisationand the label, though they oper-ate independently," commentsVirgin head of specialist musicDeclan Colgan. The label, now inits fifth year, has released some50 titles to date, and enjoyedrecent notoriety with SheilaChandra's album Zen Kiss. 'Whenthe expression 'world music' firstgained prominence," noted Col-

gan, "there was an initialfear that peoplewould regard itas either narrow-

ly ethnic or asstrictly Africanpop. But much as

jazz can encompasseveryone from Louis

Armstrong to JohnZorn, people now

realise that worldmusic can mean any-

thing from nativeAmerican chants toYoussou N'Dour singingwith Neneh Cherry. And

its quite valid as a sectiontitle in a record store indi-

cating where people canlook for something."

Real World cer-tainly tries to embrace extremes.Explains Colgan, "As the label hasgrown so has its philosophy. Thecatalogue contains pure unadul-terated traditional music recordedlive, as well as sophisticatedmulti -track productions such asGeoffrey Oryema's secondalbum." In fact, it is this depththat helps to build the label'sidentity. "In a market still in itsinfancy, the consumer has achance, once they've made an ini-tial discovery, to delve into theextensive back catalogue."

From Culture To CultureBut not all of world

music's problems stem from theunfamiliar nature of the music.Despite the single market, Europeremains a hodge-podge of tradi-tions and economic structures.'With the best will in the worldyou still can't treat Europe as oneterritory," Colgan assets. A coun-try like France, for instance, has awell -developed sense of whatworld music can achieve. Other




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countries are only graduallyreaching that same understand-ing. Something can be played todeath in one territory and virtual-ly ignored next door."

That also holds true,of course, for every other kind ofmusic, including the purest EHR.So it is doubly exceptional when atrack like 7 Seconds explodesacross all borders. The key, apartfrom good songwriting andproduction, was thecollaborative element,which made the songimmediately moreaccessible to radio, as itscharge up the EHR chartsubsequently proves.Sony UK product managerSara Macintosh notes sev-eral factors contributing tothe Senegalese singer's suc-cess, including the fact thatYoussou N'Dour had previ-ously recorded with PeterGabriel, so was already some-what known. "Everything has tobe deliberated, from the mix tothe cover art," she says. "I thinkone reason why world musicseems to be popular at themoment is because of what's hap-pened with dance music, which ispopular across Europe, and muchof so-called world beat has adance vibe."

She feels that thevalue of the term varies fromartist to artist. 'When applied toveterans like Youssou people tendto understand it right away. Butwith a new artist, like the Anglo-Indian Bally Sagoo, whose albumwe're releasing in October, it canmake it more difficult to distin-guish them from the crowd. Ifyou're trying to promote an artistless as an ethnic or folk act andmore as a pop act the term candefinitely confuse things."

Irregardless of 7 Sec-onds' trajectory, any hopes thatworld music will become a stapleon EHR or will even have an easi-er time getting playlisted in thefuture are dispelled by Sony'sexperience with Deep Forest,which ulitises samples of tradi-tional chants from Cameroun,Barundi, Senegal and the Congo."Stations tended to lump ittogether with other world musicinfluenced pop," claims Macin-tosh. "We're already playing atrack like that,' was a typicalresponse by radio stations, andthey had room for only one or twosimilar tracks. They refused toview it as simply a great cut." Soit all may just come down to tim-ing.

Timing is certainlysomething which Island Record'sworld music label Mango has inabundance. With current albumsout by such big names as SalifKeita, Khaled and AngeliqueKidjo, and a new album by BaabaMaal about to hit the streets,Mango is poised for an assault onnarrow conceptions of what musicthe public will buy and what theywant to hear.

'The whole musicscene is based more than ever onrhythms due to the popularity of

dance," says international prod-uct manager Paul Zijlstra echo-ing Sony's Macintosh. "And worldmusic is selling to a broader audi-ence than before. In order to over-come the inertia of the term, youhave to work these acts as youwould any other pop act, throughcareful production, videos andperformances. IfAngelique Kidjoand

BaabaMaal are at turning

points in their careers, it'sbecause of years of hard work andinvestment, and because of faiththat their music would eventuallybreak through. It's not just aquestion of the music."

Zijlstra sees threephases to the development ofworld music. It arrived on theinternational scene as a localroots music, then incorporatedpop elements which quickly over-whelmed its individual style, thenfinally found a7way to blend thetwo traditions in a more natural,mutually beneficial manner.

The fusion is payingoff. Aya has sold over 100.000units in Europe alone. "Radio hasbeen responsive, especially inScandinavia and Holland," affirmsZijlstra, "and Viva TV in Germanyhas also been supportive, provingthat Angelique's music appeals toa younger audience."

Let The World KnowAs with any other

genre, exposure is the key. WulfMuller, international marketingdirector for jazz at PolyGram, andresponsible for Verve's Worldimprint, argues, "There's not nec-essarily a better market for worldmusic now, but a market thatexists and if you service it betteryou'll see sales increasing. That'swhat some of the majors are real-ising; they see there's a marketand they're moving in that direc-tion. It makes particular sense fora multinational as their locallabels have already recordedmuch of the material."

Recently reactivatedVerve World was created with justthat idea in mind. It will serve tochannel worthy product from thelocal PolyGram companies world-wide. No artists will be signed tothe label, and no productions willoriginate with it. The majority ofits 20 releases come from Verve'sBrazilian repertoire, though thebalance is changing rapidly andalready includes albums fromother territories, such as the mar-

velous and haunting Eagle Broth-er from Mari Boine, a singer/songwriter from Lapland, or TheSplendid Master Gnawa MusiciansOf Morocco, produced by Vervejazz pianist Randy Weston.

"There is a definitetrend toward name recognition,"Muller muses, "because worldmusic is not just a series ofstyles, but very much a result ofindividual artistic vision. Ourjob is to develop artists, notmusical styles. This is as truefor pop or jazz or classical asit is for world music. ManBoine is a good example ofthis. She may develop into amajor act because she is sounique and musicallyinteresting."

Jon Uren,marketing manager atWarner Music Interna-tional and responsiblefor David Byrne'sLuaka Bop label inEurope, agrees. 'We're

not interested in world musicas a genre per se, but on an act -by -act basis. Pigeon -holing termscan be a problem from a market-ing standpoint," though he admitsthat individual acts are some-times hard to define. In theawareness campaign that Warneris waging for the label Luaka Bopartists are being promoted as agroup. More of the imprint'salbums are being released inmore territories, and a specialpromotional CD and cataloguehave been created. In August,Geggy Tah and Shoukichi Kina,two Luaka Bop artists, performedat a special concert at London'sRoyal Festival Hall.

One country's localstars are another country's worldmusic. Or another hemisphere's.Hemisphere is the name of EMI'snew world music label, which waslaunched earlier this year in amassive coordinated effort involv-ing over 50 countries with a com-bined total of 200.000 albumsshipped of the first six releases.Four of these are compilationsfrom various regions, includingMali, Brazil, Zaire and the Andes;one is a collection of African rootsreggae, and the remaining disc isby the multi -talented singer/com-poser/ arranger/producerPatience Debany. Label headGerald Seligman hopes to issue atleast six titles a year, culling thebest from local EMI affiliates inAfrica, India, Asia, Oceana,Europe and the Americas.

One of the true land-marks of world music is the won-derful series of South Africantownship music released byEarthworks in the mid -'80s underthe collective title The Indestruc-tible Beat of Soweto. Earthworks,formerly with Virgin and dormantfor several years, has been revivedin a deal with UK -based worldmusic label, distributor and retailoutlet Stern's and will henceforthbe known as Earthworks/Stern's.The combination is formidable.London -based Stern's, the largestdistributor of African music out-side Paris, whose shop on Whit-field Street is a rallying point formusicians and fans alike, cele-brated its 10th anniversary lastyear. Notable releases on its ownlabel are the two Africando CDs,Trovador and Tierra Tradicional,which present a unique andsparkling fusion of Latin andAfrican sounds sung in bothSpanish and Wolof.

Earthwork's firstrelease under the new arrange-ment with Stern's will be by theSoul Brothers, township jive'smost popular group, who werefeatured on the last Indestructibleanthology. Also in the works isthe fifth installment of that series.

'We hope to release aminimum of 10 CDs over the nexttwo years," reports directorTrevor Herman, "and hopefullymore. We've been scouring Africa,the Caribbean and Central andSouth America for material." Healso mentions Spain as a possiblesource closer to home. This is notsurprising, given the high qualityof exciting projects like the twoSonghai albums from NeuvosMedios, or Radio Tarifa's fineAfro -flamenco album RumbaArgelina, from Musica Sin Fin. Inmany ways Spain is Europe'smost natural link to both LatinAmerica and Africa.

UK's Globestyle,Belgium's Crammed Discs,France's Cobalt, FNAC andDeclic/Blue Silver and Ger-many's VeraBra and Piranha arejust some of the smaller labelsdedicated to this increasinglyinfluential genre. As Hermanpoints out, 'There is a growingcommunity of people within theindustry that are interested in themusic and are very helpful whenit comes time to promoting thismusic. We'll be attacking on allfronts," he adds, and in his wordsone hears the future of worldmusic.

,World Music Charts EuropeAn initiative of the World Music Workshop of the European Broad-casting Union (EBU), the World Music Chart Europe is compiledmonthly and is 100% airplay driven. Thirty-six DJs from 17 coun-tries constitute the chart's panel, which meets once a year to coor-dinate activities. The published list consists of the top 10 playedCDs, selected by computer from a total of about 120 albums. Rig-orous internal accounting is kept to assure the fidelity of thechart, which is mailed to seem 650 retail and industry addressesthroughout Europe. It also appears in more than two dozen maga-zines, as well as on Teletext in Belgium, Germany, Italy and Slove-nia. The fact that some dailies also print the chart increases itsexposure dramatically. Formerly sponsored by Radio 4U/Berlin, itwas taken over by FFB2 and MDR Sputnik. The chart is currentlythreatened by cutbacks at member stations of the EBU.



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NAB's Meeting Of The StarsWhere does one go to see the largest collection of radiobroadcasters under one roof? This year, it's Los Angeles.

The next NAB Radio Show will take placeon October 12-15 under the sunny skies ofLos Angeles, California, and expects noless than 6.000 radio experts from aroundthe globe.

In addition, all attendees to this year'sshow will have complete access to WorldMedia Expo, an exhibition featuring the lat-est radio equipment available. Open fromOctober 13-15, the exhibition is the secondlargest radio and TVbroadcast venue in theworld and alreadyexpects over 20.000visitors.

The NAB show isorganised by US -basedradio organisation theNational Associationof Broadcasters, is fre-quently involved inEuropean radio indus-try events includingMIDEM and theLeipzig Radio Show.This year, NAB willalso run a show in Amsterdam on Novem-ber 20-22 for the European market.

Faces In The CrowdAlthough the NAB is active in Europe,

its American -based shows continue to drawinternational crowds, and this year shouldbe no exception. Several well-known facesfrom the European broadcasting industryare expected to be in Los Angeles thismonth for the show, and although the NABwould rather keep its entire registration listconfidential until the event, BBC Radio 1programme controller Matthew Bannister,Skyrock president Pierre Bellanger andCherie FM MD Jean Paul Baudecrouxare a few of the faces expected to be seenthere. Additional companies to be repre-sented at the show include the UK's RadioAuthority and Scandinavian media groupScandinavian Broadcasting System.

Radio 10 Group PD Tom Mulder'sinitial reason for going to NAB this year isquite simple, "I've never been to the showyet and I've heard from several people that Ishould go." Mulder says he visits Americaregularly and always listens to radio there."I enjoy American radio and am rather curi-ous to see what they do on the preparationside of broadcasting," he adds.

MCM Networking's executive produc-er for radio Stephen Mulhollan is also onNAB's guest list for the first time. "I'm hop-ing to have the chance to immerse myself inthe best and biggest radio festival in radio'smost competitive market. It's also a greatway to meet people in broadcasting fromaround the world and receive some tipsfrom their experiences. But most of all it'sto see how stations in America push them-selves above the others. I see London in afew years developing into this kind of acompetitive market."

NAB international affairs consultant BillHaratunian isn't at all surprised with theinterest European radio is showing in thisyear's event. "NAB is a very interesting andimportant venue for broadcasters to hearfrom experts in the industry on a variety ofrelevant subjects," he claims. "The show

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gives broadcasting experts the chance torub elbows with other experts. History tellsus that previous shows have been very use-ful to the radio world."

Generic RadioSome European broadcasters are hesi-

tant to make the trip not only because of thedistance but because they feel the Americanradio scene is not comparable to the situa-

tion in Europe.Haratunian claims thatalthough the NABRadio Show does nottreat the Europeanmarket as a separateentity, the Europeanvisitor won't leaveempty handed. "Whatmakes NAB very dif-ferent and exciting areits conventions, whichare highly informativeand very interesting,"says Haratunian, whoclaims that surveys

taken in the past have proven that a greatdeal of international guests "responded pos-itively to what they see and hear. NABoffers an open environment. We excel atinformality, which is somewhat differentfrom the way things are done in other coun-tries." '

This year, attendees are invited to attendover 50 panels separated into three facets ofbroadcasting: management/operations,sales/marketing and programming. In addi-tion to these panels, NAB also offers tech-nicallengineeing seminars for an additionalprice for those who want to learn how tomaximise performance of their present AMsystem, how to deal with technologychanges and how to prepare for the comingof digital radio, including a comparison ofdifferent DAB services available.

None of the panels at the NAB Radioshow address the specific issues Europeanradio is facing, but this should not be seenas negative, claims Haratunian. "None ofthe seminars or panels are focussed on anyparticular radio scene, but treat radio as ageneric product. That is what gives it rele-vance. We all work for one medium; wehave common problems and commonapproaches. DAB is important for anyoneinterested in seeing and learning a differentapproach." Mary Weller

NAB Sessions Of ValueTo European Attendees

October 11Engineering Management Seminar:

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October 13The State Of Radio Sales-Industry AddressMaking Satellite Programming Sound LocalStraight Talk For Industry LeadersSoup To Nuts: Programming Tools You NeedThe Digital Radio Seminar: Preparing For DAB*

October 14Key Client Categories-

Everything You Need To KnowRadio Stunts:

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MusicNew Releases

SINGLES

2 UNLIMITEDNo One - Byte D/EHRPRODUCER: Phil Wilde/Jean-Paul De CosterIt's too simple to say that everything theydo is the same. They'll prove you wrongstraight off. It's their first reggae attempt,and no one has blended it with Euro danceso seamlessly before. Hit Radio N 1/Nuremberg programmer EranieFunderburk was charmed by the differ-ence at once. "With rapper Ray kicking off,I first thought it was Dr. Alban. We've putit in A rotation, playing it five times a day."

THE AFFAIR

Are You Ready - 4th & BroadwayPRODUCER: Errol Henry

Get ready for a singer with a Whitney orMariah reach. Unintentionally the"Drummond Bass Old Skool" remix of theupbeat song uncovers the evolution of plain'80s soul to swingbeat.

TONY BENNETT & ELVIS COSTELLOThey Can't Take That Away From Me - Columbia ACE/.1

PRODUCER: David KahneLike the Spanish monks, old croonerBennett is hip among grungers who alsoneed some peace. Hopefully by thisGershwin song, their attention span willlast a little longer for Costello too.

ANDREA BOC ELLIVivere - Sugar ACE/EHRPRODUCER: Celso Valli

With his opera talent Bocelli opened doorsin the Benelux, but now with GerardinoTrovato on his side he goes for the tradi-tional Italian passionate pop ballad with arocky edge.

THE BRAND NEW HEAVIESSpend Some Time - ffrr D/EHR/ACEPRODUCER: The Brand New HeaviesNever lose momentum is one of the mostimportant adages in pop music, and thisacid jazz ensemble realises this fully bylengthening the string of singles off

Brother Sister.

CHRIS DUARTE GROUPMy Way Down - Silvertone R/APRODUCER: Dennis Herring

Silvertone's celebration of October "monthof the blues"-in which a new Buddy Guyalbum comes out-couldn't start better thanwith this young Stevie Ray Vaughan -styledguitarist. Fonkee!

PAULINE HENRYRevolution - Sony Soho Square D/EHRPRODUCER: Mike Ward/Eliott Kennedy/Cary Baylis

From the outside she's the archetype rockchick, but on the inside she has the warm

beating heart of a soul sister. As theumpteenth single it's not exactly revolu-tionary, but adequate.

A HOUSEHere Come The Good Times - Setanta A/EHRPRODUCER: Phil ThornallyThose double single packages get moreinteresting with each release. The A -trackis on a Slade '70s shout -along level. As abonus you get T -Rex, Donna Summer andDamned numbers.

NICK HOWARDEverybody Needs Somebody - Bell EHR/D

PRODUCER: Tommy Faragher/Lotti GoldenTeen bands are ruling, but that's no reasonnot to try for yourself. Try to imagine aone-man East 17 singing in a Deep vein,and you got the picture.

INNER CIRCLESummer Jammin' - WEA EHR/ACEPRODUCER: Ian Lewis/Touter HarveyAlright, the timing of this release is debat-able, but who says the summer is alreadyforgotten? Listening to such sunny reggaeis like looking at your holiday pictures on arainy day.

THE LADY OF RAGEAfro Puffs - Death Row D/A/EHRPRODUCER: Dr. Dre/DazThe female element out of Dre's andSnoop's posse now debuts as a solo artistwith a streetwise rap track on a repetitiveP -funk synth bassline taken off the AboveThe Rim soundtrack.

M PEOPLEElegantly American EP - deConstruction D/EHR

PRODUCER: M People

For many Europeans the words "elegant"and "American" might contradict eachother. What they get here is One Night InHeaven, seen through the eyes of Americanproducer/remixer David Morales.

JULIET ROBERTS

I Want You - Cooltempo D/EHRPRODUCER: Dancin' Danny D"Canned violins" make a striking intro tothe "monster album edit" only, withoutdoubt the most suitable remix of the fastsoul song for daytime radio play.

PERCY SLEDGE

Love Come Knockin' - Sky Ranch ACE/EHR/R/A

PRODUCER: Saul Davis/Barry GoldbergHow many comebacks see our loved soulbrothers of the '60s in a deplorable statedue to wrong producers and song material?Brother Sledge, however, returns in Staxstyle as it should be! Radio 32/Zuchwil(Switzerland) head of PD Ralph Wield fellfor the combination of soul, melody andvocals. "There's nothing new about it, butmaybe that's the great attraction of it.Because of its simplicity it doesn't demandtoo much from our listeners either. Oneplay daily is our prescription."

TAKE THATSure - RCA EHR/DPRODUCER: Brothers In RhythmInternational stardom is not enough.Concerns about the credibility factor are thelatest craze in teenland. Yet through Sure'ship and raw swingbeat production evenTake That enemies will have to give in.

ALBUMS

DADAAmerican Highway Flower - I.R.S. RJEHRPRODUCER: Jason Corsaro/dadaL.A. trio shows a good mix of conventionalrock with radio smart hooks and a dash offamiliarity. With most songs packed intopowerchording, the importance of a capti-vating melody is never lost, best exempli-fied by the Byrds-inspired Feet To TheSun, the brash chorus of Feel Me Don't You("Don't You Fucking Touch Me!") and thesoft, Beatles -like 8 Track. Other airplayfriendly tracks include All I Am and Scum.A worthy follow-up to the debut Puzzle.

JADEMind, Body & Song - Giant D/EHR/ACEPRODUCER: Jade/D. Hall/J. Howcott/E.Officer/D. Parks/M. Rooney/M. Morales/C. Curt/R. Heard/R. JeraldGet down on it. Romance is in the air withthe new jill swing trio specialised in loveballads with indisputable sex appeal.Bedroom doesn't make any secret of theirintentions. To avoid the couch potatolover's image, they sometimes opt for moreaction. The single 5-4-3-2 (Yo! Time Is Up)demands a more dynamic attitude from oursweethearts, and so does Hangin'. Don'tconfuse the plead for peace What's GoingOn with the Marvin Gaye classic. But therequired social engagement does slip in-news snippets about juvenile violence andpregnancy-a literal embodiment of musicfor the mind and the body.

Lyle Lovett

I Love Everybody - Curb ACE/RPRODUCER: Lyle Lovett/Billy WilliamsMore in the news because of his wife, itwas high time for a new album to draw theattention to what really matters, his unri-valled musical craftsmanship. By the way,the 18 songs here date from his pre -record-ing artist days. The instrumentation is assparse as on his first albums, while hisobservations of human life are as sharp asever. Long overdue phone conversations(Hello Grandma), jealousy of other guys(Skinny Legs), a hint from colleagueRobert Earl (Record Lady)-it all soundsso natural coming out of his mouth. If thewords to Creeps Like Me would be true,the world would be full of top -ratesinger/songwriters. We know better thanthat.

MAGIC DICK & JAY GEILSBluestime - Rounder R/J/A/ACEPRODUCER: Magic Dick/Jay GeilsCenterfielders in the J. Geils Band's R&Bsound, the two buddies have found eachother again in this strictly blues project.Magic Dick's name is mentioned first, a

clue towards the harmonica blues set youpositively get. We always reckoned LittleWalter Jacobs was Mr. WhammerJammer's main man, and, hell yes, three ofhis compositions are listed here. Bluestimemainly means a good time, best shown byDick funnily spurring his "fellas to putsome overdrive" in the Muddy Watersslow blues The Stuff You Gotta Watch.

MASSIVE ATTACKProtection - Circa D/A/EHR/ACEPRODUCER: Nellee Hooper/Massive AttackAll the damage to good music brought onby so many dance outfits is entirely madeup by this album. The Hooper troop showsthat dance minds and musicality don't haveto be antagonistic. Sparse are the arrange-ments, ambient is the feel, but less is morein their adventurous universe. EvenEverything But The Girl singer TraceyThorne sounds liberated within this con-cept (Better Things and the title track). Enpassant we learn that ground breaking newmusic and bottles of wine aren't necessarilyhostile as well.

MOONFLOWERThe Real Thang - Columbia EHR/ACE

PRODUCER: Jean MonsouRecognise some familiar faces round here?It's a re -styled Jeanny's Wild Obsession,the Dutch band which enjoyed one minuteof fame on Polydor UK. Eyecatcher is stillAngeline Bonette, and the musical directoris the same too, Jean Monsou. Bowie'sLife On Mars shines through on the repre-sentative first single Angel. Varioustastes-"Motown" on She Doesn't LoveYou Anymore and "Sisters Of Mercy" onHead Above The Heart-add up to a verycomplete pop album.

ROBERT PALMERHoney - EMI EHR/ACE/R/WPRODUCER: Robert PalmerWith some singers you're never sure howserious they take their career. Right whenyou've written off the eternal nobleman asa lost crooner, he returns with a vengeance.Surrounded by ambitious musicians-pri-marily Extreme guitarist Nuno Betten-court-he has provided his most inspiredalbum in years. If people call R.E.M"punks," then what's the best title forPalmer? Hungry for artistic revenge, thevariety of styles is incredible. Honey B isAfrican -moulded pop; Girl U Know meansnuclear rock, condensed in just over twominutes. Okay, there's some candlelightromance too (Honeymoon), but he's neverin the danger zone reserved for pitifulburn -outs.

LIZ PHAIRWhip -Smart - Matador/Atlantic A/RPRODUCER: Liz Phair

Following the much -applauded debut ExileOn Guyville, Phair returns via a major dis-tribution deal but has lost nothing of hercharm and bite. Her concise songs aredelivered bare to the bone but behind thein -your -face arrangements, some cleverand sticky hooks are hidden. Supernova,Support System, Dogs Of L.A. and Whip -Smart (that deserves to get a commercialsingle release) are all prime contenders forplaylist acceptance by rock programmerson the look -out for something special andquirky.

Singles and albums featured in New Releases are listed alphabetically. Each record is recommended for format or programme suitability. Abbreviations used include: EHR,(Easy Listening), NAC (New Adult Contemporary), A (Alternative), W (World) and M (Metal). Please send your samples to Robbert Tilli/Machgiel Bakker, Music & Media, PO

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Marketing The Music Music

Yello Rides A Zebra And Gives Shareware SamplesGERMANYby Robbed Tilli

The race for the most -sampled artists inhistory will probably end up in a photo -finish for James Brown, Phil Collins andSwiss electro eccentrics Yello. Knowingtheir own position of market leaders of"stolen moments,"gentleman MCDieter Meier andcomputer pilot BorisBlank have givenaway the samples ofHow How, the firstsingle off the newalbum Zebra before-hand.

That baritone sax -inseminated track isissued in four different CD singles, con-taining interpretations by prominentremixers such as Fluke and Plutone. TheBreaks, Beats & Loops edition for profes-sional and D.I.Y purpose, sums up exactlywhat the synth revolutionaries do andexpect from their "users." Toying withsounds is what it is. Various remix compe-titions, among which a nationwide one on

German video outlet Viva, are being tiedin with that idea.

Interactivity, the word is out again, andyes, our loonies have even logged in theInternet and CompuServe networks. Asof September 1, the world can downloadYello information and samples, while inDecember the entire planet can communi-

cate with Mr. Meierhimself via E -Mail.

With so muchpromotion activityhandled by the cre-ative duo itself, thequestion arises ifthere is anything leftfor PhonogramGermany to dobesides release thealbum. Repertoire

manager alternative Torsten Reuberassures there is plenty work ahead of him."Of course there is the traditional cam-paign with a strong in-store presence forthe existing fan -base. For example we'llrun a competition in the shops whereby aFiat Cinquecento in the Zebra colours isthe first prize."

Another striking promo gadget is the

limited "metal box" edition, consisting ofthe CD plus a Crash watch, assembled ofrecycled material only. "It's where F.R.I.S.meet F.R.I.M. [fully recycled industrialsounds and materials]," as Meier himselfputs it simply.

"But the main idea of the campaign,"continues Reuber, "is to reach the younggeneration which isn't familiar with Yelloat all. Since Yello is synonymous with the'future,' the network services offered willbe appealing to youngsters who arebrought up with computers. About 300.000people in Germany-and three millionworldwide-with an average age between17 and 25 use these systems quite regular-ly. And we want them to get in touch withYello, one way or another."

Yello manager Peter Zumsteg stronglyemphasizes the importance of this directcontact. "When I came in two years ago, Ifirst wanted to find out where we exactlystand. It appeared that they were very pop-ular with the big DJs of our time, but thatthe act itself led too much of a sleepy life.Gaps between albums were too long, oftenthree years. Of course the interest in theback catalogue has stayed alive, but a bitof continuity was desperately needed.

Such long recording breaks will no longerhappen."

The album is called Zebra, because it isthe only horse -like animal no man canride. Even a mechanical rodeo is morejockey -friendly. The Yello maestros like tosee themselves as a difficult -but -desirablebeast for disc jockeys, as is more than suf-ficiently proved by the ongoing "greatYello robbery."

Here and there they give examples totheir users of how they would have re-mixed their own stuff. How How is fea-tured twice, and the mysterious albumopener Suite 909 and the balladTremendous Pain appear to be the "same"as well. Apart from the shareware samplesof the single, there is enough for profes-sionals and amateurs to be tackled enthusi-astically.

Or to be played and enjoyed of course.Night Train sets Kraftwerks's TransEurope Express rolling again. S.A.X. is aswild as the single, but rather bebop than'50s rock 'n' roll -inspired. Reggae furtherexpands Yello's palette of musical colourson Fat Cry. The record brings surpriseafter surprise: saddle up a Zebra if youdare.

East 17's Street -Grad Takes The World By Steam.UNITED KINGDOMby Miranda Watson

It's two years now since East 17 hit theUK music scene with their debut albumWalthamstow and gave a frustrated UKpress the headline story they were waitingfor: the battle of the giant teenie giants.Now they're back with a raunchy newalbum entitled Steam, due for Eurowiderelease on October 17.

Walthamstow spawned six singles inthe UK and has now sold one and a halfmillion copies worldwide. While the bandenjoyed Continental hits with all singlereleases, it was It's Alright, the last singleoff East 17's debut album, which reallyexploded the band in Europe with top 5positions in ten countries.

It's Alright stayed at number 1 forseven weeks in Australia, the first band todo so since Bryan Adams, according toLondon MD Colin Bell. Around TheWorld, the first single off the new album,has already been a major hit acrossEurope. The second single, the title track,was released on September 19 and debutedin the UK chart at number 7.

London has high hopes for East 17'ssecond album. Head of internationalLizzie Anders expects to shift one millioncopies of Steam by Christmas. StayAnother Day, the third single off the albummarks a change of style for the band, aswoonsome ballad, which is set for a time-ly release around Christmas, and is certainto reach to number 1, according to Anders.

If it does, it will be the band's firstnumber 1 single in the UK, as East 17'snumber 1 single successes have been else-where in Europe. East 17 have had sixnumber ones in Israel, the first countryoutside the UK to pick up on the band, and

have topped the charts in Sweden, France,Finland, Switzerland, Ireland and Holland.They have collected gold or double goldsales in every territory in Europe, bailtalyand Spain, where East 17 -mania is nowbuilding up fast. The UK was, however,the only country where the album went tonumber 1.

The band's manager Tom Watkinssays they have been successful in Europefor over a year now. "While Take Thatwas reigning supreme in the UK, wedecided that if we couldn't beat them, we'dlook elsewhere and we worked the bandhard in Europe." Now it is paying off in abig way with East 17 maniaspreading rapidly across theContinent, especially in

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Germany,ScandinaviaBenelux.

Watkins puts much ofthe band's appeal down toits street-cred. "They're soreal and so is the musicthey make. You can't makechicken soup out of chickenshit." The next step, says Watkins, is tobreak the band in the US, where they havealready enjoyed several dance hits.

London's European partners were con-vinced of East 17's potential early on, saysBell. "We launched East 17 very aggres-sively with their first album and ourEuropean partners, especially Metronome[Germany] and Barclay [France], werevery supportive from the start. Barclay sawEast 17 as a long-term project, it took themnine months to break House Of Love."

Marketing the second album is a differ-ent story, says Bell. "I've now got a verysuccessful pop group on my hands, insteadof a new band. It gives us an entirely dif-

ferent platform to work from." Belldescribes Steam as a "more mature albumand in my view a lot better than their first.It's American street music put into aEuropean context."

To tie in with the album release,between now and Christmas the band willbe making promotional appearancesacross Europe, press and TV autographsignings and radio visits, with playbackperformances on several stations includingRadio Deejay/Milan, Cadena 40Principales and BBC Radio 1. Anderssays the band "are mobbed wherever theygo." Frenzied fans greeted them on arrival

in Germany and, for thefirst time, Italian devoteesof the Cockney lads wentinto mobbing gear. For thealbum launch in Holland onOctober 14 a steam trainhas been hired. The bandwill embark on a world tournext spring.

Despite the teen tag,East 17 are also increasing-ly seen as a more alterna-

tive than teen band, says Anders. Besidesbeing honoured with a feature in UKmusic bible NME, Carter USM produceda remix of Steam, which has been featuredheavily on Radio l's alternative eveningshow.

Watkins says the UK is the only coun-try to regard the band as a teen act andalthough their fan base consists of mainlyteenage girls, a swift look round the audi-ence at an East 17 concert, will show thatthere is a large proportion of males in theaudience too. "East 17 have become afashion centre for a lot of young people,"says Watkins. A far cry from the squeakyclean pretty boy image of Take That, East

17 present a tough, gritty image, theirmusic has a definite edge to it and theyspeak out against racism and polluting theenvironment, issues which concern today'syouth.

SHORT TAKES After Pandora's Box containing theirCBS years, another boxed set ofAerosmith's pre -Geffen recordings,called Box Of Fire, will see the light onNovember 11. This time it will be a com-plete overview of that, consisting of all 10CBS albums plus one rarities CD. Talking of boxes. Even Weird AlYankovic has assembled one, PermanentRecord on Scotti Bros, and no..., it isn't ajoke. Did you know that Sugar bass playerDavid Barbe used to front Athens,Georgia's loud melodic pop comboMercyland? The Ryko sampler Spillagebrings together rare live tracks plus theirpreviously unreleased second album, aconcept the label has followed before forthe True Believers. Two Merle Haggard tribute albumsare about to be released almost simultane-ously, one on Hightone (Tulae Dust) andone on Arista (Mama's Hungry Eyes).Contributing artists on the first are amongothers Dave Alvin, Rosie Flores andDwight Yoakam, while more mainstreamartists like Vince Gill, Alan Jackson andClint Black are present on the latter. After Dulfer's Big Boy, S.O. Jazz's selftitled EP is the second release on EMIHolland's Monsters Of Jazz label. Bestknown musician in the six -piece is tenorsaxophonist Rinus Groeneveld.

Marketing The Music: Artists featured have achieved Top 15 chart status in their country of origin.



Music Music Market Place

FABIO B.Voglio Andare El Mare - Impulse/Media (Italy)

PRODUCER: Gianfranco Bortolotti

The intention behind this projectwas to come up with a whollydifferent approach to Italianmusic. Aided by the country'sbest known dance producer,Fabio B. successfully fusesItalian pop in a traditional can -zone sense with Italo house. Itshould be both a dancefloor andan airwave smash. ContactAngela Maffinelli at tel: (+39)30.258 2353; fax: 30.258 2161.

CLEAN DIRTClean Dirt - Lakeside (CD) (Switzerland)

From the land that gave usKrokus and more recentlyGotthard comes this bunch oftechnically skillful traditionalhard rockers, who practice theircraft with clockwork precision.Accuracy and a crystal clear pro-duction are especially well -suitedfor this style, be it ballads such asTime Was or the uptempo materi-al. Contact Michael Georgiou attel: (+41) 33.433 524; fax: 33.435210.

HAMLETSanatoria De Munecos - Romilar (CD) (Spain)

PRODUCER: Tom Morris

Somewhere on the middle groundbetween metal and hardcore thisyoung but experienced band man-aged to translate its live energy torecord, making it now possible toenjoy fast and furious tracks likeReza and Basta in the safety ofyour own home. Contact JuanHermida at tel: (+34) 1.5595657; fax: 1.559 1828.

DRUE TYSON HOILEBlind Skin - Foghorn (CD) (Australia)

PRODUCER: Drue Tyson Hoile/Barton Price

A singer/songwriter who actuallyknows to rock? In a way this isthe best of both worlds, becausethis album kicks off with thebright uptempo rocker The End,and then gradually slows down tothe predominantly acoustic Don'tBring Me Down, passing suchintermediate tunes as What YouGot and Comes A Time along theway. Contact Bob Armstrong attel:(+61) 2.319 4615; fax: 2.3102212.

I TRAVELBoulevard Of Broken Dreams - Ray's Music (Holland)

PRODUCER: Emile Den Tex/D. J. Vermeij

Californian '70s rock is the maininspiration for this reunited Dutch

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band. The comeback single is acatchy midtempo rocker in aByrds tradition. With its stronghook it boasts considerable popappeal. Contact Jan de Leeuw attel:(+31) 3402.66 884; fax:3402.63 454.

WAYNE MARSHALLOoh Aah (G -Spot) - Soultown (UK)

PRODUCER: Wayne Marshall

This gorgeous, sensual soul bal-lad is already a bit of a cult hitamong R&B devotees in the UK.Its potential is far bigger thanthat, however, because additionalremixes and a proper promotionalsupport could send it to the top ofthe US pop and R&B charts.Contact Orlando Gittens at tel:(+44) 956.506 711.

Records mentioned in Music Market Place are by acts signed to independent labels for which license and/or publishing rights areavailable, except as noted. Please send your samples to Raid Cairo, Music & Media, PO Box 9027, 1006 AA Amsterdam, Holland.

VARIUS MANXEMU - Zic Zac (CD) (Poland)

PRODUCER: Varius Manx

These melodic rockers, who wonthe prestigious Sopot Grand Prixfestival earlier this year, use thisalbum-their third-to introducethe new lead singer. Stylistically,they owe a lot to '70s British artrockers such as Yes and Genesis,but unlike their examples theystick to compact songs likeFather Pio and the openingTokyo. Contact DorotaPiskorska at tel: (+48) 2.6175050; fax: 2.617 7145.

VYLINDAThe Kiss - Chi'me.ra (UK)

PRODUCER: Sadia

Preceded by the single Face TheFuture, this violinist continues herquest for the unorthodox. Onceagain, the five -string electric violingenerates all instrumental parts.The music ranges from dark andmoody such as is the case withRuby's Tear, which brings backmemories of Dead Can Dance, tobright and upbeat such as Cazerineand Wise Up. Contact ChrisMolloy at tel: (+44) 71.385 5724;fax: 71.386 0701.

DJ's Delite - Stephanie DenhamStephanie Denham, head ofmusic at Radio Wyvern/Worcester schedules what is basi-cally an ACE station but alsofinds room to steer off the beatentrack when the occasion arises."Because this is a predominantlyrural area, I can incorporate folkand country tunes, which tend togo down well. Emmylou Harris'haunting version of Ray Charles'classic You Don't Know is a fineexample of this. Among the cur-rents that stand out I must countBryan Ferry's Your PaintedSmile and Fireworks by Roxette."I tend to pick records by gut

feeling because it works very wellfor me in general. I started play-ing the Youssou N'Dour andNeneh Cherry cooperation 7Seconds four months ago,because I felt it was an absolutewinner. The same applies toJoshua Kadison's lovely Jessie,which I programmed as soon as itwas first released in March. Itdidn't do anything back then but Istuck with it nonetheless; andnow it's re -launched. Future tipsof mine include Huey Lewis'sBut It's Alright and LaurenChristie's Color Of The Night(Mercury)."

A/Z Indexes EUROCHART Breakin' & Entering

EUROCHART HOT 100 SINGLES EUROPEAN TOP 100 ALBUMS

Sppna Din Dir' r 55 Inside 25 2 Unlimited 89 Kastelruther Spatzen 84

7 Seconds 2 It's A Rainy Day 18 Ace Of Base 20 Kelly Family 39

Acid Folk 66 Jessie 67 Adriano Celentano 76 Kylie Minogue 50

Always 5 La Cucamarcha 53 Aerosmith 32 Laura Pausini 96

Baby Come Back 24 Let The Beat Go On 33 Alain Souchon 82 Laura Pausini 30

Baby I Love Your Way 31 Let The Dream Come True 63 A11 -4 -One 29 Lisa Ekdahl 64

Best Of My Love 49 Life In The Streets 83 Ana Belen & Victor Manuel 59 Luther Vandross 15

Black Betty 36 Love And Tears 95 Anita Baker 66 Mariah Carey 6

Black Hole Sun 39 Love Is All Around I Bad Religion 28 Massive Attack 21

Born Dead 73 Love Song 44 Beagle Boys 35 Matthias Reim 88

Can You Feel It? 29 Mangez-Moi! 22 Biagio Antonacci 98 MC Solaar 67

Can You Feel The Love Tonight 50 Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm 61 Billy Ze Kick Et Les Gamins 72 Michel Sardou 94

Circle Of Life 38 Mr. Jones 91 Blur 27 Nanci Griffith 73

Combien De Mars... 56 My Iron Lung (EP) 84 Bodycount 16 Neil Young 22

Compliments On Your Kiss 68 No Good (Start The Dance) 42 Boyz fl Men 19 Nockatm Quintett 90

Confide In Me 54 No One 16 Brand New Heavies 87 Oasis 23

Cotton Eye Joe 10 Point Of No Return 64 Bryan Adams 65 Patent Ochsner 62

Crazy For You 90 Regulate 9 Bryan Ferry 44 Patrick Bruel 34

Dance Piu 92 Right Beside You 70 Carlos Vives 92 Pet Shop Boys 49

Der Berg Ruft 23 Rollercoaster 51 Carreras/Domingo/Pavarotti/Mehta 1 Peter Gabriel 10

Dikke Lul 75 Run Away 60 Carrerasffiomingo/Pavarotti/Mehta 60 Pink Floyd 7

Don't Stop 45 Saturday Night 3 Celine Dion 77 Pooh 63

Dreams 71 Searching 97 Christy Moore 95 Prince 25

Dreams (Will Come Alive) 34 Secret 14 Cranberries 78 Public Enemy 71

Dreamscape '94 98 Shine 85 Crash Test Dummies 12 Pur 93

Dromen Zijn Bedrog 57 Space Cowboy 74 Cyndi Lauper 8 R.E.M. 2

Eighteen Strings 79 Stay (I Missed You) 27 Diana Ross 69 R.E.M. 100

Eins, Zwei, Polizei 6 Steam 17 Elvis Presley 37 Rage Against The Machine 33

Endless Love 8 Summer In The City 100 Enrico Ruggeri 83 Renato Zero 51

Everybody 46 Swamp Thing 12 Enzo Enzo 97 Roch Voisin 36

Everybody Gonfi Gon 32 Sweet Dreams 21 Eric Clapton 3 Rolling Stones 14

Feel The Heat Of The Night 43 Sweetness 37 Eric Clapton 91 Roxette 31

Find Me (Odyssey To Anyoona) 72 Take Your Chance 96 Eric Serra 58 Sinead O'Connor 13

Fireworks 86 The Power Of Love 47 Eternal 86 Souudgarden 24

Gam Gana 94 The Real Thing 81 Francis Cabrel 17 Soundtrack - 4 Weddings & A Funeral 79

Gimme All Your Lavin' 77 The Rhythm Is Magic 89 Gipsy Kings 11 Soundtrack - The Commitments 46

Godfather 80 The Rhythm Of The Night 7 Grant Lee Buffalo 47 Soundtrack - The Crow 38

Guaglione 87 The Summer Is Magic 35 Gun 57 The Almighty 61

Hemelsblauw 58 Think About The Way 48 Dunne Boel 42 The Eagles 80

Hey Now (Girl's Just Want...) 15 This Is Your Night 52 Helloween 55 The Grid 48

Hey SAsser 30 Trouble 62 Herbert Von Karajan 53 The Prodigy 18

I Feel You Tonight 88 Veni, Vidi, Vici 78 Hubert Von Goisem 99 The Wonder Stuff 41

I Like To Move It 41 Voodoo People 26 Ice MC 56 Tina Tumer 68

I Show You Secrets 28 Voorbiylk Ben Zo Blij.. 65 Joan Manuel Serrat 40 UB40 74

I Swear 4 Welcome To Tomorrow 13 Joaquin Sabina 75 Warren G 45

I Want The World 93 What's The Frequency, Kenneth? 20 Joe Cocker 5 Westemhagen 9

I'll Make Love To You II Without You 19 Joshua Kadison 52 Wet Wet Wet 4

III Give You My Number 76 You Don't Love Me (No, No, No) 99 Jovanotti 54 Wilmer X 81

In The Middle Of The Night 69 You Got Me Rocking 82 Juan Luis Guerra 85 Youssou N'Dour 26

Incredible 59 Zombie 40 Julio Iglesias 43 Zillertaler SchArzenj&ger 70

Bon Jovi's Always prolongs itsSales Breaker status earned lastweek, jumping only three placesto number 5-a fair indication ofthe current top 5's competitivestrength. While Wet Wet Wet'sLove Is All Around remains bul-letless, yet on top for the 1 1 th

consecutive week, Whigfields'sSaturday Night climbs one placeto number 3 where it threatensYoussou N'Dour and NenehCherry's Seven Seconds whichfeatures as runner-up for the sixthweek in a row.

Madonna's Secret is out. It isher second Eurochart entry this

year after I'll Remember from thesoundtrack With Honours. Thetrack is also the first single takenoff her forthcoming, ninth albumBedtime Stories (Maverick/Sire).Undoubtedly the Eurochart Hot100's most successful artist todate, Madonna has enjoyed 33previous entries since her 1984debut single Holiday, ten ofwhich went to number 1. CheckChronos' listing in the box below.

Next week we'll have a lookat this week's second highestentry Elton John whose CircleOf Live marks his 26th Eurochartentry. Mark Sperwer

Year Title Peak Wks Year Title Peak Wks

'84 Holiday 13 27 '87 The Look Of Love 17 15

'84 Lucky Star 29 7 '89 Like A Prayer 1 29 '84 Like A Virgin 1 21 '89 Express Yourself 1 19

'85 Material Girl 5 14 '89 Cherish 5 16

et '85 Crazy For You 6 22 '89 Dear Jessie 9 9

'85 Angel 14 9 '90 Vogue 1 25

'85 Into The Groove 1 32 '90 Hanky Panky 4 10

'85 Gambler 8 18 '90 Justify My Love 3 18

:85 Dress You Up 6 22 '91 Rescue Me 3 12

'86 Borderline 21 9 '92 This Used To Be My '86 Live To Tell 1 22 Playground 2 21

'86 Papa Don't Preach 1 24 '92 Erotica I 11

'86 True Blue 1 19 '92 Deeper And Deeper 9 I I

'86 Open Your Heart 4 20 '93 Bad Girl 26 10

'87 La Isla Bonita 1 32 '93 Fever 26 7

'87 Who's That Girl 2 29 '93 Rain 15 14

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Carreras/Domingo/Pavarotti/Mehto A.B.DK.SfED.IRE.I NL PE.S.CH.UK

1 1 5 Three Tenors In Concert '94 - TeldecratICICRBJALiel B.F Tina Turner UK

68 59 4 Simply The Best - Capitol

****** SALES BREAKER *****R.E.M. A.B.DK.SF.D.IRELNLPS.CH.UK

2 92 2 Monster - Warner Brothers

A.D.IRE.NL.S.CH

054 19 IBeall Communication -Capitol

IREUK®734 Eta:VVRoomsasn - The Ultimate Collection - EMI

0, Roch Voisine B.F

Now Coup De Tete - GMZillertaler Schorzenjager AD

70 58 6 Glory -Hallelujah - Tyrolis

Eric Clapton A.B.CKSEFD.IRE.I.M.N.P.E.S.CH.UK

3 2 3 From The Cradle - RepriseElvis Presley IRE.NLUK

37 35 5 The Essential Collection - RCAPublic Enemy ADK.D.IRE.NLCH

/ I 46 6 Muse Sick-N:Hour Mess Age - Def Jam/Island

,, Wet Wet Wet AB.DK.SED.IRENL.N.E.S.CH.UK

4 3 - End Of Part One - Their Greatest Hits - Precious OrganizationSoundtrack - The Crow A.B.FD.IRE.CH

38 29 ' The Crow - AtlanticBilly Ze Kick Et Les Gamins En Folie F

72 61 14 Billy Ze Kick Et Les Gamins En Folie - Shaman

Joe Cocker A.B.DK.SEED.IRE.I.NL.N.P.S.CH.UK

5 4 5 Have A Little Faith - CapitolKelly Family D

39 40 2 Over The Hump - EdelNanci Griffith IREUK

73 67 2 The Flyer - MCA

Mariah Carey A.B.DK.SEF.D.IRE.LNLPE.S.CH.UK

6 5 55 Music Box - Columbia A5Joan Manuel Serrat E

40 43 4 Nadie Es Perfecto - AriolaUB40 UK

84 4 The Best Of UB40 - Volume 1 - Virgin

Pink Floyd A B.DK.F.D.LNLPE.S.C11.UK

7 6 27 The Division Bell - EMI 0 The Wonder Stuff UK

imor If The Beatles Had Read...The Singles - PolydorJoaquin Sabina E

75 74 15 Esta Boca Es Mia - Ariola

Cyndi Lauper A.B.DK.SF.D.IRE.CH.LX

IT 8 6 Twelve Deadly Cyns...And Then Some - EpicHanne Boel DK.N.5,0

" ' Misty Paradise - EMI -MedleyAdriano Celentano LCH

87 5 Quel Punto - Clan

OWesternhagen A.D.CH

9 9 5 Affentheater - WEAJulio Iglesias NLE.UK

43 32 20 Crazy - Columbia Celine.Dion F@

MO The Colour Of My Love - Epic/Columbia

Peter Gabriel A.B.DK.F.D.IRE.I.NLPE.CH

10 7 5 Secret World Live - Rea/world/VirginBryan Ferry A.B.DK.D.IRE.NL.N.PS.UK

44 30 4 Mamouna - Virginq i D_, Cranberries, IRE.UK

NW Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We - Island

Gipsy Kings A.B.DK.D.IRE.I.NLPE.CH

11 ' 13 Greatest Hits - Columbia Warren G DKD.NLS

45 39 10 Regulate...G Funk Era - ViolatorSoundtrack - Four Weddings & A Funeral AD.CH

79 72 3 Four Weddings & A Funeral - Vertigo

Crash Test Dummies AB.DK.SEED.IRE.NL.N.P.E.S.CH

12 13 23 God Shuffled His Feet - Arista A

(1;\ Soundtrack - The Commitments UK

40119 '5 ' The Commitments - MCAThe Eagles DIC.SFIRE.NLE.UK

80 55 13 The Very Best Of ... - Elektra

Sinead O'Connor A.B.DK.sfraiRE.m.p.s.atuK

13 18 3 Universal Mother - EnsignGrant Lee Buffalo B.DKEIRE.N.UK

47 34 2 Mighty Joe Moon - Slash/LondonWilmer X s

EPP Snakeshow - EMI

Rolling Stones A.DK.ED.LNLE.S.CHUK

14 10 12 Voodoo Lounge - VirginThe Grid DK.SFIRES.UK Akin Souchon BE

48 2 Evolver - Deconstruction 82 75 19 C'Est Nei Ca - Virgin

Luther Vandross DK.D.NLUK

15 14 ' Songs - EpicPet Shop Boys B.SENLS.CH.UK

49 33 3 Disco 2 -ParphoneEnrico Ruggeri I

83 69 3 Oggetti Smarriti - CGD

, Bodycount A.B.DK.SED.NLPS.CH

16 12 ' Born Dead - VirginKylie Minogue DK.S.UK

50 22 2 Kylie Minogue - Deconstruction,c,_, Kastelruther Spatzen AD

=MP Atlantis Der Berge - Koch International

Francis Cabrel B.E

1 21 19 Samedi Soir Sur La Terre - Columbia Renato Zero I

51 42 5 L'Imperfetto - Fonopoli/SonyJuan Luis Guerra . NLE

85 82 10 Fogarate - Karen/BMG

The Prodigy A.B.DK.SED.IRE.NLS.CH.UK

18 15 13 Music For The Jilted Generation - XLJoshua Kadison DK.D.NL.CH

52 47 24 Painted Desert Serenade - SBKEternal UK

86 86 9 Always & Forever - EMI

Boyz II Men B.DK.F.D.NLS.CRUK

19 27 3 II - Motown*63 Herbert Von Katajqn E

Les Plus Beaux Adagios -Deutsche GrammophoneBrand New Heavies NLUK

87 85 12 Brother Sister - ffrr

Ace Of Base B.FNLE20 20 89 Happy Nation - Mega/Metronome A2

Jovanotti A.n./.al

64 7 Lorenzo 1994 - Soleluna/MercuryMatthias Reim D

MB' Zauberland - Polydor

Massive Attack IRES.UK

21 il* Protection - VirginHelloween SF.D.S.CH

55 45 5 Master Of The Rings - Raw Power2 Unlimited D.NL.E

89 49 17 Real Things - Byte

Neil Young A.B.DK.SF.F.D.IRE.M.P.E.S.CH.UK

22 17 7 Sleeps With Angels - Reprise0 Ice MC SED.CH ' Ice 'N' Green - DWA

Nockalm Quintet-.. A

Und Uber Rhodos Koss Ich Dich - Koch

Oasis B.DK.SEEIRE.S.UK

23 19 5 Definitely Maybe -Creation/SonyGun DK.D.E.S.CH

57 52 9 Swagger - A&M0 Eric Clapton DK NLUK

' ' Unplugged - Reprise A3

Soundgarden B.DK.SF.F.D.IRE.NL.S.UK

24 23 30 Superunknown - A&M10

66Eric Serra F

2 OST - Leon - ColumbiaCarlos Vives E

92 90 4 Clasicos De La Provincia - Phonogram

Prince AB.DK.F.D.LNI.E.CH.UK

25 16 7 Come - Warner BrothersMa Belen & Victor Manuel E

59 50 20 Mucho Mas Que Dos - AriolaPur D

93 77 57 Seiltanzertraum - Intercord

Youssou N'Dour AED.I.NLP.CH26 24 16 The Guide (Wommat) - Columbia

Carreras/Domingo/Pavarotti/Mehta B.D.NL

60 44 11 Three Tenors In Concert - Decca

l'a \ Michel Sardou...14!)1 ID* Selon Que Vous Serez... - Trema

IREUK

36 23 Parklifeiu - FoodThe Almighty UK

mP Crank - ChrysalisChristy Moore IRE

95 80 2 Live At The Point - Columbia

Bad Religion A.SF.D.S.CH

28 26 6 Stranger Than Fiction - DragnetPatent Ochsner CH

62 60 6 Gmiiess - AriolaLaura Pausini B.SENLCH

96 71 31 Laura CGD

All -4 -One A.DK.D.NL.E.CH

29 25 12 All -4 -One - Blitzz/Atlantic

f;7,, A pooh..ja 83 2 Musicadentro - CGD

Enzo Enzo0 It. Deux - RCA

Laura Pausini NLE

30 37 17 Laura Pausini - CGD Lisa Ekdahl DK.N.S

64 62 31 Lisa Ekdahl - EMI .Biagio Antonacci98 88 3 Biagio Antonacci - Mercury

Roxette ADK.SF.D.NLE.S.CH

31 28 25 Crash! Boom! Bang! - EMI Bryan Adams DK.D.NL.E.CH

65 57 45 So Far, So Good - A&M A3,iThr. Hubert Von Goisern & Die AlpinkatzenYks...7.0 NW OmUndUntn - Ariola

Aerosmith DK.D.IRENLPECH

32 31 74 Get A Grip - Geffen/MCAAnita Baker DKNIUK

66 56 3 Rhythm Of Love - Elektra

AT',N.n R.E.M. IRE.NLUK

RUN Mil' Automatic For The People - Warner Brothers A3

Rage Against The Machine B.DK.ED.NL33 41 17 Rage Against The Machine - Epic 0FMC Solaar

67 65 19 Prose Combat - Polydor

A =Austria, B. Belgium, OK . Denmark, FBI = Finland, F . France, D = Germany, IRL = Ireland, I = holy, NL . NeMerlands,

N.14:11.Way, P - Porlvgal, E . Spain, 5 = Sweden, CH . SwiDerland, UK = United Kingdarn.

=FAST MOVERS IIIIE* =NEW EMET Bil. =Rum"

****** SALES BREAKER ****** indicates the album registering the biggest increase in chart points.The European Top 100 Albums is compiled by BPI Communications BV. 0 BPI Communications By. All rights reserved. Compiled from the national album sales charts of 14 European territories.

recognition of pan-European soles of 500.000 units recognition of sales of 1 million units, with multi -million sellers indicated by a numeral following the symbol.



Sales

week 42/94TOP 10 SALES IN EUROPE

MUSIC&MEDIA

UNITED KINGDOMWV LW Singles1 1 Whigfield - Saturday Night2 3 Bon Jovi - Always

3 2 Corona - The Rhythm Of The Night

4 5 Cyndi Lauper - Hey Now5 NE Madonna - Secret6 16 Poto Banton - Baby Come Back

7 7 East 17 - Steam

8 6 Lisa Loeb & Nine Stories - Stay

9

10

(London)

(Mercury)

(WEA)

(Epic)

(WEA)

(Virgin)

(London)

(RCA)

11 Michelle Gayle - Sweetness (RCA)

4 Luther Vandross & Mariah Carey - Endless Love (Epic)

TW LW Albums1 NE R.E.M. - Monster (WEA)

2 2 Cyndi Lauper - Twelve Deadly Cyns... (Epic)

3 1 Luther Vandross - Songs (Epic)

4 NE Massive Attack - Protection (Virgin)

5 7 Blur - Parklife (Food)

6 3 Eric Clapton - From The Cradle (Warner)

7 5 Correras/Domingo/Pavarotti/Mehto - In Concert '94 (WEA)

8 NE The Wonder Stuff - If The Beatles Had Read... (Polydor)

9 26 Soundtrack - The Commitments (MCA)

10 6 Oasis - Definitely Maybe (Creation)

SPAINTW LW Singles

1 1 The Outhere Brothers - Don't Stop (Max)

2 3 G.E.M. - I Feel You Tonight (Max)

3 2 DJ Miki - Dance Piu (Max)

4 4 Ice MC - It's A Rainy Day (Blanco Y Negro)

5 5 Jens - Loops & Ting -Remixes (Max)

6 10 Big Mountain - Baby I Love Your Way (BMG Ariola)

7 6 Lover's - 7 Seconds (Max)

8 9 Paco Pil - Johnny Techno Ska (Max)

9 12 Status - Break The Silence (Max)

10 13 The Grid - Swamp Thing (RCA)

TW LW Albums1 2 Laura Pausini - Laura Pausini (DRO)

2 1 Carreras/Domingo/Pavarotti/Mehta - In Concert '94 (Warner)

3 3 Joan Manuel Serrat - Nadie Es Perfecto (BMG Ariola)

4 5 H.Von Karajan - Les Plus Beaux Adagios (PolyGram)

5 4 A.Belen/V.Manuel - Mucha Mas Que Dos (BMG Ariola)


7 7 Joaquin Sabina - Esta Boca Es Mia (BMG Ariola)

8 8 Mariah Carey - Music Box (Sony)

9 9 Juan Luis Guerra - Fogarate (BMG Ariala)

10 10 Carlos Vives - Clasicos De La Provincia (Phonogram)

TW LW1 2

2 1

3 7

4 3

5

6 5

7 6

8 12

9 9

10 11

DENMARKSingles

Rednex - Conan Eye Joe

Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All AroundWhigfield - Saturday NightAll -4 -One - I Swear

The Grid - Swamp ThingTwo Cowboys - Everybody Gonfi Gon

(BMG Ariola)(PolyGram)

(Scandinavian)(Warner)

(BMG Ariola)(PolyGram)

Thomas Helmig - Gotta Get Away From You (BMG Ariola)

Boyz H Men - I'll Make Love To You (PolyGram)

Whigfield - Another Day (Scandinavian)

Run 4 Fun - Please Don't Talk To Jessica (Elap)

TW LW Albums1 NE R.E.M. - Monster (Warner)

2 3 Wet Wet Wet - End Of Part One (PolyGram)

3 22 Smokie - Celebration (Elap)

4 5 Carreras/Domingo/Pcwarotti/Mehta - In Concert '94 (Warner)

5 6 Hanne Boel - Misty Paradise (EMI -Medley)


7 8 Dizzy Mica Lizzy - Dizzy Mizz Lizzy (EMI -Medley)

8 9 Joe Cocker - Have A Little Faith (EMI -Medley)

9 NE C.V. Jorgensen - Sjwlland (Pladecom)

10 12 Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet (BMG)

SWITZERLANDTW LW Singles

1 1 All -4 -One - I Swear (Warner)

2 3 Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around (PolyGram)

3 19 D.J. BoBo - Let The Dream Come True (Fresh)

4 2 Youssou N'Dour/Neneh Cherry - 7 Seconds (Sony)

5 6 Whigfield - Saturday Night (Phonag)

6 14 Luther Vandross & Mariah Carey - Endless Love (Sony)

7 4 Lid West - I Schanke Dir Mis Harz/Prinz(Sound Service)

8 12 Mo-Do - Ens, Zwei, Polizei (Zyx)

9 13 Boyz II Men - I'll Make Love To You (PolyGram)

10 9 Warren G. & Nate Dogg - Regulate (Warner)

TW LW Albums1 3 Eric Clapton - From The Cradle (Warner)

2 1 Patent Ochsner - Gmeess (BMG Ariola)

3 17 R.E.M. - Monster (Warner)

4 2 Joe Cocker - Have A Little Faith (EMI)

5 4 Zed West - Ziki West (Sound Service)

6 5 Carreros/Domingo/Pavarofti/Mehta - In Concert '94 (Warner)


8 6 All -4 -One - All -4 -One

9 8 Mariah Carey - Music Box10 10 Bodycount - Born Dead

(Warner)

(Sony)

(EMI)

GERMANYTM/ LW Singles

1 1 Mo-Do - Eins, Zwei, Polizei (Zyx)

2 2 Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around (Phonogram)

3 6 Whigfield - Saturday Night (Zyx)


5 8 K 2 - Der Berg Ruh (Koch)

6 4 All -4 -One - I Swear (East West)

7 5 Mark 'Oh - Love Song (Motor)

8 7 Warren G. & Nate Dogg - Regulate (East West)

9 10 La Bouche - Sweet Dreams (Hansa)

10 15 Snap - Welcome To Tomorrow (BMG Ariola)

TW LW Albums1 1 Westernhagen - Affentheater (WEA)

2 4 Wet Wet Wet - End Of Part One (Phonogram)

3 2 Carreras/Domingo/Pavarotti/Mehta - In Concert '94 (East West)

4 56 R.E.M. - Monster (WEA)


6 11 Eric Clapton - From The Cradle (WEA)

7 5 Bodycount - Born Dead (Virgin)

8 10 Peter Gabriel - Secret World Live (Virgin)

9 7 Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet (BMG Ariola)

10 8 Kelly Family - Over The Hump (Edel)

HOLLANDTW LW Singles

1 1 Marco Borsato - Dromen Zijn Bedrog (Polydor)

2 17 Paul De Leeuw - Voorbij/Ik Ben Zo Blij. (Sony)

3 5 De Dikke Lul Band - Dikke Lul (CNR Music)

4 3 Mo-Do - Eins, Zwei, Polizei (Zomba)

5 2 Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe (Zomba)


7 7 Andre Rieu - The Second Walz )Phonogram)

8 4 Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around (Phonogram)

9 13 De Dijk - Als Ze Er Niet Is (Phonogram)


TW LW Albums1 1 Wet Wet Wet - End Of Part One2 2 Joe Cocker - Have A Little Faith

3 7 Eric Clapton - From The Cradle

4 3 Carrems/Domingo/Pavarotti/Mehta - In Concert '94

5 35 Marco Borsato - Marco6 8 Piet Veerman - My Heart And Soul

7 9 Boyz II Men -II8 14 Sinead O'Connor - Universal Mother

9 10 Elvis Presley - The Essential Collection

10 4. Ruth Jacoft - Hou Me Vast

NORWAY

(Phonogram)

(EMI)

(Warner)

(Warner)

(Polydor)

(Sony)

(Polydor)

(EMI)

(RCA)

(Dino)

1W LW Singles1 1 Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around (PolyGram)

2 2 The Grid - Swamp Thing (BMG Ariola)


4 4 September When - Cries Like A Baby (Warner)


6 6 Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe (BMG)



9 9 Seigmen - Hjernen Er Alene (Sony)

10 10 R.E.M. - What's The Frequency, Kenneth? (Warner)

TW LW Albums1 1 Various - Absolute Music 112 2 Hanne Boel - Misty Paradise

3 3 Lisa Ekdahl - Lisa Ekdahl

4 4 Wet Wet Wet - End Of Part One

5 5 Various - Mega Dance Mix 2

6 6 Lynni Treekrem - Tysenfryd


8 8 Grant Lee Buffalo - Mighty Joe Moon

9 9 CC Cowboys - Persille 09 Panser

10 10 Various - Still Got The Blues

AUSTRIATW LW Singles1 2 Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around

2 5 Lucilectric - Hey Sesser

3 1 All -4 -One - I Swear

4 3 Youssou N'Dour/Neneh Cherry - 7 Seconds

5 7 Imperio - Veni, Vidi, Vici

6 15 Two Cowboys - Everybody Gonfi Gon

7 8 La Bouche - Sweet Dreams

8 6 Pharao - I Show You Secrets

9 NE K 2 - Der Berg Ruft10 4 The Grid - Swamp Thing

(EVA)

(EMI)

(EMI)

(PolyGram)

(Arcade)

(Sony)(Warner)

(PolyGram)

(BMG)

(Arcade)

)PolyGram)

(BMG)

(Warner)

(Sony)

(Echo)

(Echo)

(BMG)

(Sony)

(Koch)

(BMG)

TW LW AlbumsI 3 Eric Clapton - From The Cradle (Warner)


3 1 Carreras/Domingo/Pavarofti/Mehto - In Concert '94 (Warner)

4 6 Nockalm Quintet - Und Ober Rhodos Kttss Ich Dich (Koch)

5 NE R.E.M. - Monster (Warner)

6 5 Bodycount - Born Dead (Virgin)7 8 Wet Wet Wet - End Of Part One (PolyGram)

8 18 Kastelruther Spatzen - Atlantis Der Berge (Koch)

9 4 Zillertaler Scherzenjager - Glory -Hallelujah (Tyrolis)

10 7 Sinead O'Connor - Universal Mother (EMI)

FRANCETW LW Singles1 1 Youssou N'Dour/Neneh Cherry - 7 Seconds (Squalt)

2 2 Mariah Carey - Without You (Columbia)

3 3 Billy Ze Kick Et Les Gamins - Mangez-Mai! (Phonogram)4 6 Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around (Phonogram)

5 4 Ram Jam - Black Betty (Sony)

6 7 Celine Dion - The Power Of Love (Columbia)

7 5 Reel 2 Real/Mad Stuntman - I Like To Move It (Happy)

8 9 Patrick Bruel - Combien De Murs... (RCA)

9 13 Quench - Dreams )NN'B)

10 10 All -4 -One - I Swear (Carrere)

TW LW Albums1 2 Francis Cabrel - Samedi Soir Sur La Terre (Columbia)

2 1 Mariah Carey - Music Box (Columbia)

3 3 Ace Of Base - Happy Nation (Barclay)

4 4 Carrems/Domingo/Pavarofti/Mehto - In Concert '94 (WEA)

5 5 Patrick Bred - Bruel (Polydor)

6 6 Eric Clapton - From The Cradle (WEA)

7 NE Roch Voisine - Coup De Tete (BMG)

8 11 Rage Against The Machine - Rage Against The Machine (Sony)


10 12 Eric Serra - OST - Leon (Columbia)

BELGIUMTW LW Singles

1 1 Mo-Do - Eins, Zwei, Polizei (Distrisound)

2 2 Will Tura - Hemelsblauw (PolyGram)



5 18 2 Unlimited - No One (Sony)



8 7 Wendy van Wanten - Blijf Nog 1 Nacht (JRP)

9 16 Boy. II Men - I'll Make Love To You (PolyGram)

10 11 Benny B - Oh La La (Creastars)

TW LW Albums1 1 Carreras/Domingo/Pavarofti/Mehta - In Concert '94 (Warner)



4 4 Francis Cabrel - Samedi Soir Sur La Terre (Sony)

5 32 R.E.M. - Monster (Wamer)

6 28 Roch Voisine - Coup De Tete (BMG)

7 6 Peter Gabriel - Secret World Live (Virgin)

8 5 Mariah Carey - Music Box (Sony)


10 12 Bodycount - Born Dead (Virgin)

FINLANDTW LW Singles

1 4 Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe

2 1 The Prodigy - Voodoo People

3 2 The Grid - Rollercoaster

4 10 Bon Jovi - Always5 3 Dr. Alban - let The Beat Go On

6 NE 2 Unlimited - No One7 NE Reel 2 Real/Mad Stuntman - Can You Feel It?8 12 Shampoo - Trouble

9 5 Wet Wet Wet - Love Is All Around10 NE Madonna - Secret

(BMG)

(Poke)

(BMG)

(PolyGram)

(BMG)

(Fazer)

(EMI)

(EMI)

(PolyGram)

(Warner)

TW LW Albums1 NE R.E.M. - Monster (Wamer)


3 2 Ice MC - Ice 'N' Green (K -Tel)

4 3 Eric Clapton - From The Cradle (Wamer)

5 5 Carreras/Domingo/Pavarofti/Mehta In Concert '94 (Warner)

6 4 The Prodigy - Music For The Jilted Generation (Poko)

7 10 Bad Religion - Stranger Than Fiction (Sony)

8 7 (K -Tel)

9 24 (Sony)

10 6 (Warner)

Helloween - Master Of The Rings

Patricia Kaas - Je Te Dis Vous

Neil Young - Sleeps With Angels

PORTUGALTW LW Albums

1 5 Various - 16 Top World Charts '942 2 Various - Dance Power

3 1 Pedro Abrunhosa - Viogens

4 3 Madredeus - 0 Espirito Da Paz

5 7 Peter Gabriel - Secret World Live

6 6 Eros Ramazzotti - Tutte Stolle

7 8 Beautiful World - In Existence

8 Eric Clapton - From The Cradle

R.E.M. - Monster

Mariah Carey - Music BoxJoe Cocker - Have A Little Faith

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

(Vidisco)

(Vidisco)

(PolyGram)

(EMI)

(Virgin)

(BMG Ariola)(WEA)

(Warner)

(Warner)

(Sony)(EMI)

Gipsy Kings - Greatest Hits (Sony)

Crash Test Dummies - God Shuffled His Feet (BMG Ariola)

Sinead O'Connor - Upiversol Mother (EMI)

4 Carreras/Domingo/Pavarolti/Mehta - In Concert '94 (Warner)

24 Amelia Muge - Todos Os Dias (Sony)

17 Gabriel 0 Pensodor - Gabriel 0 Pensodor (Sony)

21 Youssou N'Dour - The Guide (Wommat) (Sony)

18 Emanuel - Rapaziada Vamos Dancer (Vidisco)

NE Bodycount - Born Dead (EMI)

The Portuguese singles chart has been suspended until

further notice by local IFPI body AFP.

12

NE

10

9

RE

14

20

ITALY1W LW Singles1 1 Youssou N'Dour/Neneh Cherry - 7 Seconds (Sony)

2 3 ke MC - It's A Rainy Day (Discomagic)

3 2 Mario Pilate - Gam Gam (Dancework)

4 4 2 Brothers On The 4th Floor - Dreams (Dig It)

5 15 20 Fingers - Short Dick Man (Time)

6 6 La Boodle - Sweet Dreams (BMG Ariola)

7 7 Marie Claire D'Uboldo - The Rhythm Is Magic (Polydor)


9 10 Century - Point Of No Return (EMI)

10 NE Madonna -Secret (WEA)

TW LW Albums1 1 Gipsy Kings - Greatest Hits

2 6 Various - Gam Gam Compilation

3 2 Carreras/Domingo/Pavarotti/Mel*

4 3 Renato Zero - L'Imperfefto

5 4 Pink Floyd - The Division Bell

6 8 Pooh - Musicadentro

7 5 Various - Festivalbar '94

8 7 Enrico Ruggeri - Oggefti Smarrni

9 NE R.E.M. - Monster10 9 Adriano Celentano - Quel Punta

SWEDEN

(Sony)

(Dancework)

- In Concert '94. (CGD)

(Sony)

(EMI)

(CGD)

(EMI)

(CGD)

(WEA)

(CGD)

TW LW Singles1 1 Rednex - Cotton Eye Joe (BMG Ariola)


3 3 Tommy Nilsson - Oppna Din Darr (Alpha)


5 10 Cool James & Black Teacher - Godfather (Stockholm)

6 7 Elton John - Can You Feel The Love Tonight (PolyGram)

7 4 The Grid - Swamp Thing (BMG Ariola)

8 8 Boyz II Men - I'll Make Love To You (PolyGram)

9 23 Mo-Do -Eins, Zwei, (Warner)

10 6 All -4 -One - I Swear

1M/ LW Albums1 NE R.E.M. - Monster2 1 Carreras/Domingo/Pavarote/Mehta - In Concert '94


4 NE Wilmer X - Snakeshow5 3 Wet Wet Wet - End Of Part One

6 4 Nordman - Nordman7 NE Hedningarna - Tra8 31 Hanne Boel - Misty Paradise

9 NE Atomic Swing - Bossanova Swap Meet

10 6 Oasis - Definitely Maybe

IRELAND

(Warner)(Warner)

(Warner)

(EMI)

(PolyGram)

(Sonet)

(MD)

(EMI)

(Sonet)

(Sony)

1W LW Singles1 1 Whigfield - Saturday Night (Phonogram)

2 2 Perez 'Prez' Prado - Guaglione (RCA)

3 3 Corona - The Rhythm Of The Night (WEA)

4 5 Bill Whelan - Riverdance (Mother)


6 11 Bon Jovi - Always (Phonogram)

7 7 Boyz II Men - I'll Make Love To You (Polydor)

8 4 Luther Vandross & Mariah Carey - Endless Love (Epic)

9 12 East 17 - Steam (London)

10 9 The Prodigy - Voodoo People (XL)

1W LW1 NE

2 1

3 2

4 NE

5 5

6 3

7 NE

8 NE

9 2410 4

Albums

R.E.M. - Monster (Warner)

Christy Moore - Live At The Point (Sony)

Carreras/Domingo/Pavarofti/Mehta - In Concert '94 (WEA)

(Dora)

(Chrysalis)

(PolyGram)

(Solid)

Various - A Woman's Heart 2Sinead O'Connor - Universal Mother

Wet Wet Wet - End Of Part OneSharon Shannon - Out The Gap

Various - Dance Zone Level III (PolyGram TV)

Nanci Griffith - The Flyer (MCA)

Various - The Best Rock Album In The World..Ever (Virgin)

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ask for Ylonka de BoerBased on the national sales charts horn 15 European markets. Information supplied by CIN (UK); Bundesverband Der Phonographischen Wirtschaft/Media Control (Germany); SNEP/OPFI (France)

Musico E Dischi/Mario De Luigi (Italyl;Stichting Top 50 (Holland); SABAM/IFPI (Belgium); GLF/IFPI (Sweden); IFPI/Nielsen Marketing Research (Denmark); VG (Norway);

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ANTENNE NIEDERSACHSEN/Hannover P

ACE

Antic Schmidt - Head Of Musk

Playlist Unchanged

BAYERN 3/Munich P

EHR

Jim Sampson - Music Dir

Walter Schmich - Music Dir

A List:

AD Ratchford- This Generation

Traffic- Some Kind Of Women

HR GRAFITTI/Frankfurt P

EHR

Markus Herlie - Producer

A List

AD Cappello- Move It Up

Take That- Sure

RADIO FFH/Frankfurt P

EHR

Ralf Blasberg - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Cyndi Loupes- Hey Now

Worlds Apart- Everlasting

B List

AD Dave Stewart- Heart Of

Vandross/Carey- Endless Love

RADIO NRW/Oberhausen P

ACE

Jeff son Gelder - Head Of Music

A List

AD Abbe- Dream World

Werding/Reilly/Lazlo- Engel Wie

Purple Schulz Wenn Du

Right Said Fred- Dance

SWF 3: POPSHOP HITLINE/

Baden Baden P

EHR

Erg Lange - Producer

A listAD Chumbowamba- Time Bomb

Rosette- Fireworks

WDR I: SCHLAGERRALLYE/Cologne P

EHR/ Rock

Wolfgang Roth - Producer

A List.

AD America- Hope

Atlantic Star- Everybody's Got

Aunt lamina- Chains

Boyz II Men. ill Make Love

Da Youngsho's- Hip Hop Ride

Dostoyevskys- Am Fenster

Beira- Once In A lifetime

Meat Loaf- Heroes

Onkel Hoge- Wichtel

Right Said Fred- Dance

Snap- Welcome To Tomorrow

Stiltskin- Footsteps

Tom Petty- You Don't Know

Ulla Meinecke- Wir Passer

XL Singleton- Tequila Rap

HIT RADIO N I /Nuremberg G

Dance

Stefan Meixner Prog Dir

A List:

AD Bon Jovi- Always

Roxette- Fireworks

B List:

AD East 17- Steam

Lisa Stanfield- Make It

HUNDERT 6/Berlin G

ACE

Rainer Gruhn - Muds Dir

A List.

AD Bryan Ferry -Your Painted

Chocolate- Rihno De La Noche

Tony Carey- Cold War Kids

Western Union- Wieder

ORB/FRITZ/Potsdam G

EHR

Bernd Albrecht, Frank Menzel,

Jens Molle - Memo Prog

A List

AD Kylie Minogoe- Confide In Me

Redd Kross- Yesterday Once More

B List.

AD Andy/Anitas- Ich Will Zu

Barenaked Ladies- Jane

Blind Passengers- Born To Die

Cause & Effect- It's Over

Counting Crows- Rain King

Donoyevskys- Am Fenster

Station Reports

INXS- The Strongest Party AD Illegal 2001- Alles Aus Liebe RADIO F/Nuremberg Elton John- Circle Of Life LWS. Gosp Heather Nova- Walk This

Tom Petty- You Don't Know A list ACE LEAK- What's The Frequency Nyack- Savage Smile Jen Secede- Whipped

AL Massive Attack AD Chino Black- Searching Ziggie Hoge - Prog Dir Skin- look But Don't Touch PJ & Duncan- If I Give

EHR

Darren Parks - Head Of Musk

Jeremy Clark - Head Of Music

Chyp Nets- Don't Break A List. BBC RADIO 1/London P RIM.- Bang And Blame B List

RADIO 7/Ulm G Cyndi Lauper- Hey Now AD Mary Roos- Das Lacher EHR CAPITAL FM/Landon P Seal- Newborn Friend AD Ace Of Base- Happy Nation

ACE Desiree- Little Child Shakin' Stevens. I Can Help Paul Robinson - Prog Dir EHR Stamm- That's Where Gloria Estefan-Turn The

Alex Naumann - Head Of Music Gerry Rafferty- A New Beginning Westernhogen Willenlos Power Play: Richard Pork - Prog Conk Ultimate Koos- Sane Girls Juliet Robert- I Want You

A List. Inner Circle- Summer Jammin' Bon Joni- Always A List Urban Cookie Collective- Bring It RI& Duman- If I Give

AD Gerry Rafferty- A New Beginning Lucileciris- Hey Siisser RADIO GONG 2000/Munich 5 Boys II Men- I'll Make Love AD R. Kelly- She's Got That R. Kelly- She's Got That

Joe Cocker- The Simple Right Said Fred- Dance EHR Corona- The Rhythm Of Sting- When We Dance KISS 100 FM/London P Seal- Newborn Friend

Rosette- Fireworks Roachford- This Generation Andy Wenzel - Heed Of Prog East 17- Steam B list: Dance

B List: Ryuichi Sakamoto- Moving On Power Play: Loeb/Nine Stories- Stoy AD China Block- Stars Lorna Clarke - Head OF Prog RADIO CLYDE/Glasgow G

AD Atlantic Star- Everybody's Got Sparks- When Do I Get To Boyz II Men- I'll Make Love Pato Banton- Baby Come Back Eternal- Oh Baby I... Lindsay Wesker - Head Of Music EHR

Black Box- Not Anyone Tom Petty- You Don't Know Cologne (Wanda- Song For R.E.M.- What's The Frequency komiroguai- Space Cowboy A List Alex Dickson - Prog Dir

Bon lova Always Worlds Apart- Evedosting AD C&C Music Factory- Do You Whigfield- Saturday Night Let Loose- Seventeen AD Brand New Heavies- Spend A List

Chyp Notic- Don't Break AL Pe Werner A List B List: Charlene Smith teemed AD China Blank- Stars

Penman- NobodyChina Black- Stars Crash Test Dummies- God Shuffled

Fool's Gorden- Wild DaysJeanie Tracy- Do You Believe Dave Dixon- Faith Love

Holly Johnson -LegendaryJoey Washington- Keep It Eternal- Oh Baby I..

Margie Cox- Standing AtP.Rock/CL Smooth- I Got A Loth Foreigner- White Lie

Michel Van Dyke- Maybe ITwangfing- Twongling Michelle Gayle- Sweetness

Michelle Gayle- SweetnessUltimate Koos- Some Girls PJ Pr Duman- If I Give

Nation/Abel- The MoreSeal Newborn Friend

Pet Shop Boys- Yesterday WhenMETRO RADIO GROUP/Newcastle P B list

Sarah McLachlan- Good EnoughEHR AD Caine Dion- Think Twice

Soulsister Wild LoveLiz Elliott - Music Organiser Cruel Sea. The Honeymoon

Traffic- Some Kind Of WomenA List Nei Young My Heart

AD Celine Dion- Think Twice Pato Banton- Baby Come Back

RADIO ENERGY 93,3/Munich GForeigner- White Lie Pink Floyd- Keep Talking

RockSeal- Newborn Friend Rosalie- You Never tone

Stevie Hoper - Prog DirB List.

B ListAD two Third3- I Want RADIO WYVERN/Worcester G

AD Deadeye Dick New Age GirlCJ. Lewis- Best Of My Love ACE

Peter Gabriel- Red RainPJ & Duncan- If I Give Stephanie Denham - Head Of Music

Schulze- Ich Hong An DirUltimate Koos- Some Girls A List

Stevie Nicks- Maybe LoveUrban Cookie Collective- Bring It AD Amy Grant- Soy You'll

Crash Test Dummies- God Shuffled

RADIO GONG/Nuremberg G VIRGIN 1215 AM/London P E.L.O. Breokin' Down The

EHRRock Eternal- Oh Baby L.

Peter "Marc" Stingl - Music DirRichard Skinner - Prog Dir Janet Jackson You Wont

A List.John Revell - Frog Dir Pink Floyd- Keep Talking

AD Cyndi Lamer- Hey NowB List Toad The Wet S.- Fall

East 17- SteamAD Cruel Sea- The Honeymoon

John Mellencomp- Wild Night Dodgy- Staying Out BROADIAND FM/SGR-FM/

Pe Werner- OttoElton John- Circle Of life Norwich/Ipswich and Bury 5

B List:Sugar- Believe What You're EHR

AD Gerry Rafferty- A New BeginningMike Stewart - Prog Dir

Ochsenknecht- The Rood2CR-FM/Bournemouth G Dove Brown - Heod Of Music

Worlds Apart- EverlastingACE A List:

Yo! Co Ross- Miss MeJean -Paul Hanford - Prog Dir AD Rozalla- You Never Love

Dave Luck - Head Of Music B List:

RADIO KOLN: COLOGNE CHARTS/A List AD Foreigner- White tie

Cologne G AD Sophie B. Hawkins- Right &side Let Loose- Seventeen

EHRB List Pretenders- 977

Uwe Sport Prog Dir AD BBM- Where In The World Shakatak- Brazilian Love Affair

Ludwig Schieffer - Prog DirBeautiful South- Prettiest Stamm- That's Where

A List:INKS- The Strangest Party

AD Bon Levi- AlwaysMadonna- Secret RED DRAGON FM/Cardiff/Newport S

Edyta- Once In A LifetimeMichelle Gayle- Sweetness EHR

Eric Clapton- Motherless ChildPink Floyd- Take It Chris Moore - Head Of Music

La &niche- Sweet DreamsPretenders- 977 Play:

Tony Di -Bart- Do ItBeautiful South- Prettiest

COOL FM/Belfast G China Black- Searching

RADIO REGENBOGEN/Mannheim G ACE Eternal- So Good

EHR/GoldJohn Paul Ballantine - HOM Vandross/Carey- Endless love

Martin Schwebel - Music Dir A List Michelle Gayle- Sweetness

Power Play:AD Babylan When Can I See You Youssou N'Dour- 7 Seconds

AD Right Said Fred- DanceCorona- The Rhythm Of A Ust

A ListCranberries- Zombie AD Foreigner- White Lie

AD Franz Benton- Would You B List Let Loose- Seventeen

B ListAD Computer Game- Tiberius Pretenders- 977

AD Anita Hegerland- All Kinds Electric Hippies- Greedy People Roxalkr You Never Love

Everything/Girl- MissingPretenders- 977 Seal- Newborn Friend

Inner Circle- Summer Jammin'Sheryl Crow- All I Wanno B List

Joe Cocker- Hove A LittleTake That- Sure AD Alison Maya -Ode To Boy

Mfinchener Freilthia Schenk MirBabyface- When Con !See You

Reed/Inner Circle. Hit & RunDOWNTOWN RADIO/Beffost Cranberries- Zombie

Schulze- Ich Hong An Dir"on FrR Do Brat- Funkdofied

Sparks- When Do I Get ToJohn Rosborough Prog Dir Drina Bone- Brightest Star

Tom Petty- You Don't KnowA Lisa Elton John- Circle Of Life

Ulla Meinake- Wir PossesAD Boyzone- Love Me Heavy D & The Boyz- This Is My

Westernhagen WillenlosPreaenders- 977 INXS- The Strangest Party

To! Co Ross- Miss MeSarah Dory- Web Paul Weller- Out Of The Sinking

Ziiri West- I Schenk DirFORTH REM/Edinburgh G Proclaimers- These Arms Of Mine

EHR R. Kelly- She's Got That

RADIO SALO/Saarbruecken GJay Crawford - Head Of Music Rebecca De Ruvo- I Caught

EHRTom Wilson - Assistant Head Of Music Serious Rope- Happiness

Brigitte Barthel - Frog Dir A List: Skin- Look But Don't Touch

A List:AD two Third3- I Wont Ultimo* Kaos- Some Girls

AD Bon Jest -Always

Boyz II Men- I'll Make LoveWHAT THE PRESS HAVE SAID: Alison Moyet Ode To Boy

Chase- Take My Soul SWANSEA SOUND/Wales 5

Huey Lewis- But It's AlrightCrash Test Dummies- Got/Shuffled EHR

Joshua Kadison- Picture

Purple Schulz- Wenn Dv"Pure pop for NOW people" - INDEPENDENT. Cruel Sea- The Honeymoon

Dodgy- Staying Out

Rob Pendry - Head Of Musk

Power Flay:

Soulsister- Wild LoveEternal- Oh Baby I. CJ. Lewis- Best Of My Love

AL Snap "Overflows with exquisitely warm and piognant Foreigner- White Lie

Jamiroquat Space Cowboy

Take That- Sure

AD Amy Gantt- Soy You'll

RB 4/Bremen G poptunes" - THE TIMES. Janet Jackson- You Want A List.

EHRhi -Trance Turn Up AD Pate Banton- Baby Come Bock

Axel Sommerfeld - DJ/Producer

A List:"A bright, brisk and breezy romp through

Neil Young- My Heart

Paul Weller- Out Of The Sinking

B List

AD Naomi Campbell- Love & Tears

AD 'Arzte- Quark

2 Brothers 0/7 4111F- Dreams

mainstream pop's left field" - TIME OUT Seal- Newborn Friend

Seem- That's Where

Neil Young- My Heart

Pink Floyd- Keep Talking

2 Unlimited- No -OneStatus Quo- Sheen Don't

Cologne Rwanda- Song For

Dr. Alban- Let The Beat

"The Seeds are blooming marvellous" - INDEPENDENTHORIZON RADIO AND GALAXY FRANCE

East 17- StearnRADIO/

Gerry Rafferty- A New BeginniMinn Keynes and Bristol G EUROPE 2 NETWORK/Paris P

Ice MC- It's A Rainy DayDance ACE

K2- Der Berg RultPaul Chandler - Group Prog Dir Nicolas du Roy - Prag Dir

Vandross/Carey- Endless LoveSteve Power - Head Of Music A List:

AD Fun Factory- Take Your Chance AD Aerosmith- Crazy CHILTERN NETWORK/Dunstable/

ANTENNE THORINGEN/Weimar 5 B List Brand New Heavies- Spend Northampton/Gloucester P

ACE AD Soundgorden- Block Hole Sun Pretenders -977 EHR

Stephan Hallam - Prog Dir R. Kelly- She's Got That Paul Chander - Group Prog Dir

A List: Shampoo. Viva La Megabass Steve Power - Network Coetrolkr

Madonna- Secret

Michelle Gayle- Sweetness

Mr. President. Up & Down

Take That- Sure

B List.

AD Comanche Pork Crucify

Rhythm Corp.- Wild For You

Soulsister- Wild Love

&anis- Sister Golden Hair

RSH/Kiel G

EHR

Stephan Hampe Head Of Music

Power Play:

A List

AD Gloria Estefan- Turn The

Pato Barton- Baby Cone Back

PJ & Duncan- If I Give

Ultimate Koos- Some Girls

B List

AD Brigette McWilliams- I Get The

Coco- I Had

Jon Secede- Whipped

Purple Kings- That's The Way

Seal- Newborn Friend

Stamm- That's Where

POWER FM/Fareham G

AD Charlelie Couture- Le Jardinier

De Palmas- Sur La Route

Elton John- Can You Feel

Harry Connick- To Love

Heavy D & The Boyz- This Is My

Paul Personne- Loco Loco

Soundgarden- Black Hole Sun

Wet Wet Wet- Love Is

FRANCE INTER/Paris P

ACE

A List

AD Blonde- Sexy Jane

Jacques Higelin- Le Nail

AD Adrian Celentano- Altraverso Me UNITED KINGDOM Sting- When We Dance A List:

Alphaville Fools Toni Amos- God AD Pato Benton- Baby Come Bock

Crash Test Dummies- God Shuffled MUNK 252/London P N List B List

Huey Lewis- But It's Alright EHR Act OF Faith- Love Not Love AD two Third3- I Want

Madonna- Secret Paul Kavanagh - Prog Dir China Black- Stars Amy Grant- Soy You'll

Purple Schulz- Wenn Du A List Edwyn Collins- A Girl Like Counting Crows- Rain King

Sheryl Crow -All I Wanna AD Boyoone- Love Me Elastica- Connection Cruel Sea- The Honeymoon

Stevie Nicks- Maybe love CJ. Lewis- Best Of My Love Erik- We Got E.V.E.- Groom Of love

Worlds Apart- Everlasting Juliet Roberts- I Want You Gloria Estefan- Turn The



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Madonna- Secret

Massive Mock- Sly

Nina Morato- Le Bal Des

Spearhead- Peoploln

M40/Paris P

EHR

Christian Lefebvre - Prog Mgr

A List.

AD Billy Ze Kick- O.C.B.

Cappello- U & Me

Counting Crows- Mr. Jon:

Johnny Hollyday- I Wanner Make..

Native- Ernmene-Mai

Oasis- Supersonic

Sens Unik-le Roper

B List

AD Aerosmidt Crazy

RTL/Paris P

ACE

Monique Le Marcie - Head Of Prog

A List.

AD Claude Nougaro- C'Est Une

Daniel Doff- Plancheres Frogiles

Eddy Mitchell- Y'a Pas D'Mal

Eric Clayton- Motherless Child

Jean Perrot- Carco

Joe Cocker- Let The Healing

Maurane- Ami On Ennemi

Phil Collins- Can't Turn Bock The

AL Bo

Jacques Higelin

Jeff Buckley

Johnny Hallyday

R.E.M.

SKYROCK NETWORK/Paris P

EHR

Laurent Boon.° - Prog Dir

A List

AD 2 Unlimited -No -One

Blur- Parklife

Live- Selling The Drama

Denser- Age Of Panic

RIVIERA RADIO/Monte Carlo G

ACE

Rob Harrison - Head Of Music

A List

AD Bryan Ferry- Your Painted

China Crisis- Every Day


Crowded House- Pineapple Head

Dffeam- Blame It

Madonna- Secret

Malcolm *Loren- Paris Paris

Rolling Stones- You Got

Torn Robinson- Loved


AL Neil Young "

TOP MUSK/Strasburg G

EHR

Hen: Petit - Prog Dir

A List

AD All 4 One- I Swear

Counting Crows- Mr. Jones

Cyndi toupee- Hey Now

Prince Ital Joe/M.M.- United

Belt-N-Pepst Whotto Man

B List

AD Aerosmith- Crazy

Billy Ze Kick- Jean -Mich Much

Jean-Louis Murat- Par Megarde

Joe Cocker- Let The Healing

Madonna- Secret

Negresses Vertes- Apres La Plume

Pascal Obispo- Ou Est

Phil Collins- Can't Turn Bock The

R.E.M.- What's The Frequency


Warren G/Nate Dogg- Regulate

VIBRA110N/Orkans G

Dance/EHR

Audricq Doisneau Prog Coon/

A List

AD Akin Souchon- Les Regrets

Elton John., Can You Feel

Francis Cobrel- to Cobane

Jeff Buckley- Grace

Madonna- Secret

Manch Corer Wdhout You

Native- To Planes SO( MOI

Pink Floyd- High Hopes

Robert Palmer- Know By Now


VOLTAGE FM/Rosnrsous-Bois G

Dance

Olivier Allard: - Music Dir

Playlist Unchanged

KR: WEL/Paris .5

Rock

Georges Long, Lionel RX1mbourg

A List

AD Shown Colvin- Every Little Thing

AL Collective Soul

Lyle Lovett

ISABELLE FM/Toone Saint Apre B

EHR

Patrick Lapeyronnie - Prog Dir

B List

AD 21n A Room- El Tnago

2 Unlimited- No -One

Edie Brkkell- Good Times

Quench- Dreams

TTL-OPAUS FM/Le Touquet B

EHR

Thierry Masselis Music Dir

Xavier Defrance - Producer

A list

AD Foreigner- White Lie

Madonna- Secret

Malcolm McLaren- Paris Paris

Supertramp- School

AUSTRIA

03Menua PEHR

Bogdan Rossic - Head Of Musk

A List

AD Rolling Stones- Sweethearts

B List

AD Gin Blossoms- Allison Rood

Nirvana- About A Gid

Sparks- When Do I Get To

BELGIUM

REIN RADIO DONNA/Brussels P

EHR

Marc Deschuyter - Head Of Music

Power Ploy:

All 4 One- I Swear

AD Pop In Wonderland- Preok's

A List.

AD C.J. Lewis- Best Of My Love

Chris De Burgh- Here Is

Luc Steeno- War Bhjft

B List

AD Adrian Celentano- Provers° Me

Barry White- Practice What

Dr. Alban- Let The Beat

Geena Lisa- Shadelahoo

ke MC- It's A Rainy Day

Take That- Sure

BR7N STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels P

EHR/Rock

Jan Hautekiet - Producer

Power Play:

AD 1103- The Strangest Party

A List:

AD Bahia Men- Sunny Day

Jah Wobble. Amor

B List

AD 2 Unlimited- No -One

Adriano Celentano- Athaverso Me

Cranberries- Zombie

Deadeye Dick- New Age Girl

Dildo Warheads- Scared

Green Day- Basket Case

Jamiroquai- Space Cowboy

Piz:roman- Trippin' On Sunshine

Prodigy- Voodoo People


Rednex- Cotton Eye Joe


Soulsister- Wild Lave

Stone Temple Pilots- Interstate

Therapy?- Isolation

Tori Amos- God

AL R.E.M.

Tragically Flip

RADIO CONTACT F/Brussels P

EHR

Jean Lou Berlin - Prog Dir

A List:

AD Bon Joel- Always

Charts- Les Moustiques

DE Alban- Let The Beat

East 17- Steam

G. Montagne. Envie D'Elle

Ice MC- It's A Rainy Day

Johnny Hallyday- I Wonno Make..

Julien Derc- Amozone

Lauren Christy- The Color

Madonna- Secret

Nancy Fernandez- La Maikesse

Pet Shop Boys- Yesterday When

Roth Voisine- l'Enterids Fropper

Take That- Sure

BEL-1111/Brusu4s

Serge Jondeen Prog Dir

BlstAD Bon Jon- Always

Posed Obispo- Ou Est

Rah Voisine- J'Entends Frappee

BRF/Eupen 5

ACE

Guy Janssens - Producer

Power Ploy:

Matthias Reim- Inn Himmel

AD Cyndi Lauper- Hey Now

JJett/Blockhearts- Eye To

M.C. D'Ubaldo- The Rhythm Is

A List:

AD 2 Unlimited -No -One

Grid- Swamp Thing


RADIO BRUXELLES CANTALE/

Brussels 5

ACE/EHR

Marc Vossen - Prog Dir

Laurent Finet - Head Of Music

B List

AD Anita Baker- Body And Soul

Boyz II Men- I'll Make Love

Johnny Hallyday- I Minna Make..

Kylie Minogue- Confide In Me


Madonna- Secret

Percy Sledge- Love Come

Sinead O'Connor- All Apologies

Sinead O'Connor- A Perfect Indian

Sinead O'Connor- Famine

AL Eddy Mitchell

BRTN RADIO 2 -EAST FLANDERS/Ghent 8

EHR

Jolson Van Achte - Producer

A List:

AD C.J. Lewis- Best Of My Love

Ingeborg- Doorgoon

Kristine W- Champions

Outhere Brothers- Don't Stop


BR1N RADIO 2 -WEST FLANDERS/

Kortrijk 8

EHR

Peter de Groot - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Joshua Kodison- Picture

AD Bram Vermeulen- Misselijk

AL R.E.M.

RADIO EXPRES/Anhverp

EHR/Gold

*re Dhallander - Head Of Music

Power Ploy:

Red Dragon- Compliments

B List

AD Joshua Kadison- Picture

Same- Celine

Tinreshift- Don't U Feel

RADIO MOL/Mol 8

EHR

Sonja Celen - Producer

B List.

AD Indecent Obsession- Fixing

Isabelle A- Tech Zie lk

Magic Affair- In The

Pop In Wonderland- Freak's


Reel 2 Real- Can You Feel It

Same- Celine

RADIO ROYAAL/Hamont-Ache) B

EHR

Torn Holland - Prog Dir

Power Play:


A List



Liesbeth List- De Verzoening

Madonna- Secret

Ruth Jacott- lk Hou Zoveel

Wet Wet Wet- Goodnight Gid

CZECH REPUBLIC

RADIO ORION/Ostrava G

EHR

Petr Magera - Ping Dir

A List

AD A House- The Good Times

Banton Palo- Come Back

Basin -Third Time Lucky

Bon Joel- Always

China Block- Searching

Dodgy- Staying Out

Foreigner- White Lie

Lucie- Laura

Madonna- Secret

Sheryl Crow- Run Baby Run

Rn CRY RADIO/Prague G

ERR

Karel Oubrecht - Prog Mgr

B List

AD Alphaville- Fools

Chumbawamba- Time Lomb

Lade- Laura

RADIO DRAGON/Karlovy Vary 5

ACE

Reno Hnilicka - Hood Of Music

A List

AD Inner Circle -men Jarnmin'

troami Campbell- Lae & 11:011

RADIO PROFIL/Pardubice 5

ACE

Ales Cemohorsky - Prog Dir

A List


Dr, Alban- let The Beat

E.L0.- Voices

Luck- Stasnej Cis*

Whigfield- Saturday Night

DENMARK

DR P3: GO'MORGEN P3/Copenhagen P

EHR/ Rock

Palle Aarslev - Head Of Channel

Power Play:

AD Monique- Mayday

A List

AD Barenakecl Ladies- A

Brandos- Love Of..

Mauro leocco- overollt

Ole Friss-- Mister No Good

Poul Heiberg- Do You Really

DR P3: MASKINEN/Copentagen P

EHR/Rock

Palle Aarslev - Head Of Channel

A List,

AD American Musk Club Con You

Cranberries Zombie

Kitchens Of Distindion- Now It's

Michael Vesterskov- One Day

THE VOICE/Copenhagen P

EHR

Eik Frederiksen - Prog Dir

Power Play:

AD Sting- When We Dance

Take That- Sure

Toni Braxton- How Many Ways

A List:

AD Babyface- When Con I See You


Sheryl Crow- All !Wanner

ANR/Aalborg GACE/EHR

Lars Trillingsgoard - Head Of Music

A List

AD News- Kun Om Nan:

B List:

AD Bon Jovi- Always

Elton John- Circle Of Life

Julio Iglesias- When You Tell

Moonflower- Angel

Souvenirs- Souvenirs

Slig Moller- Sikke'n

Take That- Sure


RADIO V1BORG/Viborg G

EHR

Paul Foged - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Bad Boys Inc.- Love Here


Madonna- Secret

Moonflower- Angel

B List:

AD Elton John- Circle Of Life


Margie Cox- Standing At

Rorkkock- Disappointment

UPTOWN FM/Copenhagen G

ACE/EHR

Niels Pedersen - Head Of Music

B List:

AD China Black- Searching


Slotos Quo- I Didn't Mean It

Swing Out Sister- La La


RADIO 89.1/Helsingor

EHR

Johannes Olsen - Head Of Music

A List

AD Madonna- Secret

Smokier- Celebration

Tom Petly You Don't Know

Wilmer X- Destination Clublond

RADIO AMAGER - C1TY/Copenhagen

EHR

Susan Duelund - Head Of Music

A List.

AD Billy Ocean- Love Redly Huns

Celine Dion- Think Twice


Kristen Siggaard- Workers

Madonna- Secret

Miroh- Someday

Rolling Stones- Love Is Strong

RADIO SILKEBORG/Silkeborg

ACE/EHR

Allan Henriksen - Head Of Musk

A List

AD Alberto Tju Bang

Amy Grant- House Of

Babyloce- When Can I See You

Bad Boys Inc: Take Me

Bon Jovi- Always

Garth Brooks- Standing Outside

Joe Cocker- Hove A Little

Madonna- Secret



Miroh- Someday

Monique- Guilty

Moonflower- Angel

News- Kun Om Naten

Nice linle...- So Glad

Playohitty The Summer Is Magic

Paul Heiberg- Pretty Bath


Thomas Helmig- Stupid Man

THE VOICE NORDJYUAND/Aolborg

EHR

Dennis Kronborg - Pro; Dir

Power Play:

AD 2 Unlimited, No -One

Bad Boys Inc.- Love Here


Mo-Do- Eins, Zwer, Polioni


Roachford- This Generation

A List

AD Bon Jovi- Always

Londonbeat Come Bock


VIR/Veile

EHR

Peter Larsen - Head Of Musk

A List.

AD Anita Hegeriand- All Kinds


Chris De Burgh- Here Is o

Queen Kickey- Corwash

Rorlatok- Disappointment

8 List:

AD Borenoked lone

Bogguss/Krauss/...- Teach Your

Russ Toknan- I'm Alive

Take That- Sure


RADIO HOLBAK/Holbaeck

5 EHR

Stig Nielsen - Prog Dir

Power Play:

AD Bjorn Afzelius- Nana Dej

A List

AD Crash Test Dummies- God Shuffled

Lightning Seeds. Lucky You




RADIO FREDERKIA/Fredericia 5

ACE/EHR

Svend Jorgensen - Prog Dir

A List


Bad Boys Inc.- Love Here


Hadiro- Wild Thing

Many Ftrivous- A Friivous Frolic

Ratheock. Disappointment


RADIO HERNING/Herning S

EHR

Karl Eriklorup - Head Of Music

A List.


lijam Afzelius. Nara Dej

Eric Clayton- Motherless Child

Kristen Siggaard- Markets

Lisa Ekdohl- Benen I Kors

Madonna- Secret

Moonflower-Angel


Rerback- Disappointment

Roachford- This Generale*

Take That Sure

Tom Petty- You Don't Kw.

B List

AD Chris De Burgh. tiny Is

Family Spirit- Micwidn't We

Rainmakers- Mahar GRAY

Redner Cato Eye Joe

RADIO MOWN Aaboola L Soderberg 5

ACE

SUM Lau*. - Heed d *sicB List

AD Rednex Came Eye Joe


Menlo Nicks- Maybe Love

Take Diat. Sure

RADIO ROSKILDE/Roskilde 5

ACE

Henrik Lundsgaard - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Kirsten Siggaard- Markets

Michelle Gayle Sweetness

A List

AD China Crisis- Every Day


Gipsy Kings- Medley

Naomi Campbell- Love & Tears


RADIO HOLSTEBRO/Holstebro B

EHR

Thomas B. Pedersen - Head Of Music

Power Ploy:

AD Changing Faces- Stroke

Cyndi Loup:- Hey Now




RADIO SLR/Slagelse B

EHR

Jesper Reutzer - Head Of Musk

A List:

AD Alicia Bridges I 1,, The

thorn Afzelius- Nom Dej

Elton John D..ise Of life

Kirsten Siggoord- Markets

thodsholdthigerne- DK's lemharde

Madonna- Secret

Mickel Bundesen- Der Er 5O


ESTONIA

RAMP 2/Talkan GEHR

limo Mihke4son - Head Of Music

B List.

AD Anne Veda Las Korth

lociledric- Hey Susser

Ummomouclo. Konatraot

Worlds Apart- Everiasting

FINLAND

YLE 2/RADIOMARA/Helsinki P

EHR

Penni Kemppainen Prog Dir

Jukka Haarma - Head Of Music

A List

AD Dr. Alban- Let The Beat

East 17- Steam

Foreigner- White lie


Milthonasade- Hong Kong



Terry Hall- Forever .1

B List

AD Huckleberry Finn- Otsoni Ohenee

Patricia Kees- Reste Sur Moi

Potty Loveless- Think About Elvis




AirplayStation Reports

RADIO CITY/Helsinki G

Rock

Markus "Mage" Vainio Music Dir

A List:

AD Arto Tamminen 4 Ruutika


B List:

AD Corduroy-Min.

Kingston Wall- I Feel Love

Kingston Wall- 5Nit Holt

Terry Hall- Forever 1

GREECE

JERONIMO GROOVY/Marousi, Athens G

EHR/Dance/Rock

Dimis Contorousis - Head Of Music

A List,

AD Hydra- Secrets

Poor Poison

KISS 909 FM/Athens G

EHR/Dance

Michael Tsaoussopoulos - Prog Dir

Power Play:

AD Palo Banton- Baby Come Back

A List

AD 2 Unlimited No -One

C.J. Lewis- Best Of My Love

East 17- Steam

RADIO FEAKES/Corfu 8

EHR

Dimitris Roussos

A List


Inner Circle- Summer Jammin'

Oasis- Live Forever



HOLLAND

HET STATION/Hilversum P

EHR

Jan Steernan - GM

Power May:

AD Livin' Joy- Dreamer

A List:

AD AalNah- At Your Best


Golden Earring- Hold Me Now

Palo Banton- Baby Come Back

NOS AVONDSPITS/Hilversum P

EHR

Torn Blomberg - DJ/Producer

Frits Spits - DJ/Producer

Power Play:

Livin' Jay- Dreamer

A List

AD B.B. Queen- Kringloop

Cappello- Move It Up



Foreigner- While Lie

Golden Earring- Hold Me Now

Joe Jackson- Ever After

Johnny Hallyday- Love Affair

R. Kelly- Summer Bunnies

RADIO 2/Hilversum P

ACE

Merino Mendera - Coord

Power Play,

AD Londonbear Come Bock

Madonna -Secret

A bet

AD Gerard Joling- Together

Joel- Een Doodgewone Kat

Uesbeth List- De Verzoening

AL Gordon

RADIO 3/Hilversum P

EHR

Paul van der Lugt - Coord

Power Play:

livird Joy- Dreamer

A List

AD Crash Test Dummies- God Shuffled

I -Spoon- Where R U Now

Take That Sure

SKY RADIO/Bussum P

ACE

Peter Teekamp - Prog Dir

B List:

AD Madonna- Secret

Marco Borsato Dromen Zith

WetWetWet-GoodnightGid

11105 RADIO 3/Hilversum P

EHR

Anton Daalhuisen - Head Of Music

Power Play:

Livin' Joy- Dreamer

A List,



Gloria Eskion- Turn The

Perplexes Acid Folk

Ronald- Schi Aro De Buren

T -Spoon- Where R U Now

Take That- Sure

Wet Wet Wet- Goodnight Girl

VERONICA/Hilversum P

EHR

Allard Berends - Dir Radio

Roland Snoeijer Producer

Power Ploy:

AD Livin' Joy- Dreamer

A List:

AD Candlebor Far Behind

Corduroy- Mini

Moorhead/Ice-T- Born To

Primal Scream Cry Myself

T -Spoon- Where R U Now

ICELAND

BYLGJAN FM 98.9/Reykjavik IACE/EHR

Agest Hedinsson - Music Dir

A List

AD Dave Stewart Heart Of

B List:

AD 2 Unlimited No -One

Corona- The Rhythm Of

Eric (lepton- Pm Tore Down

Madonna- Secret

Rorette- Fireworks


ITALY

ITALIA NETWORK: LOS CUARENTA/

Udine P

Dance

Sothic! Marvin Prog Dir

A List

AD Digital Boy- The Mountain

Dynamic Base Wake Me

Interactive Forme Young

K3M- Ern Freaky

Komaniko Feel The Melodee

Marusho: Somewhere

New Mill Won't Change

Pascal D'Mann- I Need

RADA NETWORK: MUSIC FM/Udine

EHR

Sescia Marvin Prog Dir

B List:

AD Jamiroqual Space Cowboy


RADIO DEEJAY NETWORK/Milan F

EHR/Donee/Rock

Dario Usuelli - Head Of Music

A List

AD B-norio Stanotte

Cabbollero- Hymn

Heavy D & The Beye- This Is My

Ini Kamoze Here Comes


AA -Beet- Incredible

Madonna Secret

Salt-N-Pepe None Of Your Business


Silvia Coleman- Take My Breath

Taleesa: Found Luy

RADIO DIMENSIONS SUONO/Rome P

EHR

Carlo Marvin Music Dir

Power Play:

Aleandro [toroth- Voglk Che

Bon Joni- Always

Eric Clapton- I'm Tore Down


Madonna Secret

Martin Page- In The House

Miguel Bose- Si Tu No

Prince- Letitgo

Ron- Sono Usuole A Te

A List


Irene Grandi Vai Vai Vai

Pink Floyd- Lost For Words

Silvia Coleman- Take My Breath

Sting- When We Dance

RADIO KISS KISS NETWORK/Naples P

ACE Donee

Roberto Moncinelli - Prog Dir

Power Play:

AD Massive Atteck Sly

A List

AD 20 Fingers, Short Dick Man

Cabbellero Hymn

China Black- Searching

Death) Sins EliTine}y's Dowing

lomiroguaL Space Cowboy

Joy Salinas- Callin' Your Lore

Luca Barbarossa- L'Angelo

Ludo Bethel- Hegel

Professor- Rookie' Me

Worlds Apart- Everlasting

RETE 105 NETWORK/Milan P

EHR

Alex Peroni Head Of Musk

A List

AD Jamiroquat Space Cowboy

Lucio Hegel

M.C. D'Ubaldo- My Father's


Reel 2 Real Can You Feel It

Renato Zera- Amando



Sling- When We Dance

Torn lanes- If I Only Knew

RR 102.5 HIT RADIO/Bergamo P

EHR

Grant Benson - Head Of Music

Lune Viscardi Head Of Music

A List

AD Fun Factory- Take Your Chance

Luca T.- Rapparecchio

Cocciante/Minth Amore

Sling- When We Dance

B List:

AD Brand New Heavies- Midnight At

Down Penn- You Don't Love Me

Gloria Estefon- Turn The

Jamiroquat Space Cowboy

101 NETWORK/Milan G

EHR

Stefano Carboni - Head Of Music

Maurizio Franciosi Head Of Music

A List,

AD Oki Graham- Ain Nobody

Madonna -Seca

Roxette- F reworks

Stone Temple Pilots- Interstate

B List:

AD 20 Fingers- Short Dick Man

China Block- Searching

Cure- Burn

Best 17- Steam

Sheryl Crow- All I Wonno

Whigkthd- Saturday Night

101 NETWORK DANCE PARADE/Milan 6

Dance

Roberto Corinaldesi DJ/Producer

A List:

AD Black Shells- The Anthem

Deadly Sins- Everybody's Dancing

Digital Boy- The Mountain

La tuna: Bong To The Beat

RADIO BABBOLEO/Genon G

EHR

Lenny Rattone - DJ/Prog Dir

Flavin Vidulich Head Of Music

Power Play:

Roechford- This Generation

A List.

AD Cure- Burn

Madonna- Secret

RADIO CLUB 91/Noples G

EHR

Franco Mory Russo - Prog Dir

Olga BettiM - Head of Music

A List:

AD Arrested Dev.- United Front

Beashe Boys- Sure Shot

Duke Baysee- Sugar Sugar

Jon Secede- Whipped

Joshua Kadisom Picture

No Mos Making. Whighteld

Omar Keep Sksppin'

Pink Floyd- What Do You Wont

Cocciank/Mina Amore


Roxeite Fireworks

Al Massive Attack

RADIO CLUB 91: DANCE/Naples G

Dance

Franco Mory Russo Prog Dir

A List:

AD Alicia Bridges- Love The

Alta Tensio- Dimmi, Ridimmi

Antenna- Mastermind

Carden Anderson- True Spirits

Century- Point Of

D -Mob- One Day

Drina Bone- Brightest Star

ENE.- Groove Of Love

Jestofunk- Con We Live

Juliet Roberts- I Want You

Michael Watford- Love To The


Robin 5- Bork It Up

Seat Newborn Friend

Tony Di -Bart- Do It

ANTENNA DELLO STRE170/Messine 5

EHR

Filippo Pedeli - DJ

Power Play:

AD Jarniroquat Space Cowboy

A List:

AD Amy Grant- Lucky One

Brand New Heavies- Midnight At

Century Point Of

China Black- Searching

Gloria Estefan- Turn The

Luck Baitisti- Hegel

NUMBER ONE RADIO/Brescia S

Pierre Pasolini Musk Prog

A List

AD Dave Stewart rd.eork Of

Indecent Obsession- Fining

londenbeat Come Bock

ludo Banish- Hegel

Cothionte/Mina- Amore

B List

AD Everything/Girl- Mssing

Mango- Prokmo

Radithitolati- Muoviti.

Toni Childs- Loy Down Your

RADIO ONDA UBERA/Perugia

ACE

Marco Pkchio - Prog Dir/Head Of Music

A List.

AD Ice MC- It's A Rainy Day

B List:

AD Jam & Spoon- Find Me

Loeb/Nine Stories- Stay

Michele Zarrilkt Soprowento

Pooh- Le Canzoni Di Domani


RADIO SOUND STEREO/Ferraro S

EHR

Sandra Alberghini - Prog Dir

Power Play:

Dove Stewart- Heart Of

Enrico Ruggeri- Non Piango


A List:


Coccionte/Mina Amore

B list

AD Century Point Of


Ryuichi Sokomoto- Moving On

Urban Cookie Collective- Bring It

NUMBER ONE: DANCE ACTION/Brekk IDance

Roberto Lezzi - Musk Prog

A listAD Chase- Take My Soul

PRIMARADIO/Naples B

ACE

Mao Mele Prog Dir

Lino Artiaco - Music Dir

A List:

AD Athol° 31- Miner Gilet

Enrico Ruggeri Non Kongo

Vandross/Corey- Endless Love

Madonna- Secret

Ron- Sono Usuole A Te

AL Ludo Banisti

RADIO BLU/Verono 0

EHR

Renzo Campo Dell'Orto Prog Dir

Wolter Master Jay - Head Of Music

A List:

AD East 17- Steam

Jovanoth- Piave

Londonbeat- Came Back

Madonna- Secret

Mienct Fuori Da Te

New Mill- I Won't Change



B List:

AD Stefano D'Orazio- Hey Grande

RADIO METEORA/San Paolo di Jesi

EHR

Ferruccia Silveri - Prog Dir

Stefano Trillini Pros Dir

A List

AD Ron -Sono Usual° A Te

B List.

AD Robert Palmer- Know By Now

limed O'Connor: Fre On Bobklon

LAMA

RADIO SWH/Riga S

EHR

J. Sipkevics - Prog Dir

A List:

AD Blur- Parklile

Whigfield Saturday Night

LITHUANIA

RADIO M-1/Vilnius G

EHR

Donates Bucelis Prog Dir

Prom! Play:

AD londonbeat Come Back

A List:


Jon Secede- Whipped

13 List


Bon lovi- Always

Prince- Letitgo

LUXEMBOURG

ELDORADK)/Luxembourg 5

EHR

lira Dreams Head Of Music

A List

AD Freder/Goldman/Jones Des Vies

Patrick Brad- Combien De Murs


B List

AD 2 Brothers 0/T4th F- Dreams

Alain Chamfort- Clara Veut

Bon Jovi- Always

East 17- Steam

Laura Pousini- Genre

Lightning Seeds- Lucky You

Lendonbeat Come Back

Madonna- Secret

Pharao- I Show You Secrets

Pratagy- No Goad

Whigfielth Saturday Night

MALTA

BAY RADIO/St. Johann E

EHR

Clem Dalton Prog Dir

Power Play:

AD Chine Black- Searching

A List:

AD East 17- Steam

Edie Brickell- Good Times

Palo Banton- Baby Come Back

Taylor/Yoshiki- Foreign Sand

Saint Etienne- Hug My Soul

NORWAY

NRK PETRE/Oslo P

EHR

Knot Christian Moeng DJ/Producer

Power Ploy:

AD East 17- Steam

Karyn White- Hungoh

Tuesday Girls- Right By

Whiglield Saturday Night

A List.

AD Lillos/Dum Dum Boys- Tango


Madonna- Secret

B List:

AD Atlantic Star- Everybody's Got

M.C. D'Ubaldo- The Rhythm Is

Offspring- Come Out And Ploy

Sparks- When Do I Get To

Sfilhkin- Footsteps

RADIO 1/0slo G

EHR

Blare Faarlund - DJ/Producer

A List

AD Sting- When We Don.

B List

AD Brett Walker- Lucia


Rambelins- Spirit And Soul


RADIO I FM/Bergen 0

EHR

Tore Andersen - Head Of Music

B List.

AD GI.. Buffalo: Mockingbirds


Tuesday Girls- Right By

RADIO 102/Haugesund G

EHR

Egil Hood - Head Of Music

B List

AD Eric Ckapton- I'm Tore Down

Lynni Treekrent Tusenfryd

Madonna- Secret

Vamp- Syng Vind 15kce

Weld- Crown Imperial Song

JALRRADIOEN/Kleppe S

EHR

Eljorte Tveito Head Of Music

A bet.

AD Bjorn AfzeRus- Niro Dej

C.C. Cowboys- Nor Du Sover

Deere- :tenter

Lynni Treekrem Koskre

Patrick Bred- num

RADIO OST/Rade

ACE

Age-Christoffer Lundeby NOM

A List.

AD Billy Ocean: Love Really Hurts

Massive Attack- Sly

Fate Banton- Baby Come Back



Russ Tolman I'm Alive


Sub Zero- Legalize

RADIO FREDRIKSTAD/Fredrikstad 8

EHR

larger Soderberg Jansen Music Co -Ord

B List:

AD Foreigner White be

G.L. Buffalo Mockingbirds

Rainbelins Spirit And Soul

AL September When

STUDENTRADIOEN/Tromso 8

Rock, EHE

Rune Hagen - Hod Of Music

A List

AD Nice Little_ Beat Niks

Russ Tolman I'm Alive

POLAND

POLSKIE RADIO 3/Warsaw P

EHR

Mark Niedzwiecki Producer

Power Play:

AD Madonna- Secret

A List:

AD Cult- Coming Down

DeeeUte- Picnic In

Golden Life- Ptak I Drzewo

John Anderson- Change Of Heart

Pale Saints- Fine Friend

Oueensryche Y

Radiohead My Iron Lung

Rolling Stones- You Gat

Sting When We Dance


RADIO 4 U: DANCE/Warsaw

2.5,ce

Bogdan Fabianski DJ/Prod.

A bet.


20 Fingers- Short Dick Man

Army OF Lovers- L3 De

Dave Stewart- Heart Of

East 17- Steam

Londonbeet- Come Back

RADIO BIALYSTOK/Bialystok G

EHR

J. Baltyk - DJ/Producer

C. Makarewicz - DJ/Producer

Power Play:

AD Dave Stewart- Heart CSI


Mono- In Potrzebuje

Merck Grechuta Ojczyzna

A List:

AD American Music Club- Con You

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Anita Baker- Body And Sod

Chocolate Spoon- Hey Ho Rock'N'Roll

Joe Cocker- Take roe






Transylwania- Nierprzenikniony

RADIO L./Lublin G

Rock

Viktor Jachocz - DJ/Producer

Power Ploy:


AD Guru- Krew

A List


John Anderson- Change We Must

Londonbeot- Come Bock

Mormon,- Roza

Pato Banton- Baby Come Bock


Tomek Lipinski- Jester

Uriah Heep- Lady In

RADIO LODZ/Ladz G

EHR

Jan Targowski - Head of Musk

Adam Kolocinski - DJ/Producer

Power Play:

Chocolate Spoon- Hey Ho Rook'N'Roll

AD Seal- Newborn Friend

Tamerlane- Dobre Czasy

A User

AD BAD.- Koczuszka

Bon Joni- Always

Eric Colston- I'm Tore Down

Fish- Fortunes Of War

Kasia Kowalska- Jak Rzecz

Lips- Whole Lona


Raz, Dwa, Tay- I Tak

SRB- Hung Under

Terrorvision. Pretend Best Friend

RADIO MERKURY/Poznan G

ACE

Ryszard Gloger - Head Of Musk

Power Play:

AD Deadeye Dick- New Age Gid

A List

AD Frentet- Ordinary Angels

Love Spit Lore- Am I

Sheryl Crow- All I Wanna


B List


Collective Soul- Breathe

Gin Blossoms- Allies Road

Jackson Browne- Sky Bier

Lady Peek- No Co Kano Dzis



AL R.E.M.

RADIO OLSZTYN/Olsztyn G

EHR/Rock

Jacek Hoofer Head Of Music

Power Ploy:

AD Crowded House- Pineapple Head

A List

AD E.Bortosievrico Koziorozeo


Tomek Lipinski- More Serve

Various Mons- Piosenka

RADIO SZaECIN/Szczecin G

EHR

Piotr Rokicki - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Roan- To Co

A List

AD Fury/Slaughterhouse- When Pm

Hey- Ho

Monissey/Siauxie- Interlude


B list

AO Blondk- Atomic

Collage- War Is Over

Level 42- Love In A

Renato Prurnyk- Ten Tonreo

Yolk- How How

RADIO ZACHOO/rtelone Gera G

EHR

Eugenius.Banochowith HOM

Power Play:

AD Kash Kowalska- Jak Reeve

A List

AD All 4 One- So Much In Lave

Dan Seals- All Fired Up


Fish- Fortunes Of War

Golden Life- Rak I Drzewo


Raz, Owe, Tay- 1 Tub

Renato Prostnyk- Ten Tanith

Skin- Look But Don't Touch

Swing Out Deter- La La


Zhane- Vibe

B List

AD Bad Religion- Stranger Then

Centory- Point Of

JJett/Blackhearts- Eye To

Mance- Freed Kazda Nova

Rio Mars- Bay I Gotta


Sukidal Tendencies- Love Vs.

Ziyo- Ethos

RADIO "S"/Poznan S

EHR

Piotr Niewiarowski - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Blondie- Atomic

Ce Ce Peniston- Hit By lave


A List:

AD JJ. Cale- Slower Baby

John Mellencamp. Dance Naked

Madonna- Secret

Playabitty. The Summer Is Magic

Cokes/ Agami- Simply Sexy

Rio Mars- Boy I Gotta


Spin Doctors- Mary Jane

B List

AD Deadeye Did, New Age Girl

Eric Cktpton- Motherless Child

Lynyrd Skynyrth Devil In

Skin- Look Be Don't Touch

U140- Reggae

RADIO ESKA WROCLAW/W.10w 5

Rock

Jacek Fudala - DJ/Producer

Power Play:

AD Andru Donald, Mi shale

Crash Test Dummies. God Shuffled

De Mono- Done Proste Slowa


Shampoo- Von Lo Megobass

A List

AD Adrian° Celeniano- Attroverso Me

Fops- Wolanie Milosoi

Guru. Kochac Cie Nie Moge

Honne Boel- All It Takes

John Anderson. Change We Must

B List

AD Lombard- Afrika


RADIO GDANSK/Gdansk S

EHR

Marcin Sobesto - Producer

Power Play

AD Yaw. Underwear

A List

AD Budka Suflera- Krojoloraz



Golden Life- Ptak Dthewo

Immature- Never Lie

Magnum- Roza

Morrissey/Siouxie- Interlude



Sass Jordan- Sun's Gonna

Smithereens- Time Won't


Tomek Upinski. Moje Serve


UB40- Reggae

RADIO RZESZOW/Rnszow S

EHR

Maciej Gnatowski - DJ/Prod

Power Play:


A List.

AD Akroon- Ty Odeszlas

Bonne Bod- All It Takes

J.J. Cale- Long Way Home

K2- Der Berg Ruh


MC Sar/Real McCoy. Run Away

Pato Banton- Baby Come Back

Rednex- Canon Eye Joe

Sub Zero- Legalize

Ursa Major- Tribes Of Love

RADIO AS/Szczecin B

EHR

Miroslaw Wrabel - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Perfect- Olowiana Kula

A List

AD Billy Idol- Speed

Elton John- Circle Of life


BustAD Big Mountain- Boby I Love

Jon Secada- Whipped

Knock- My Sherono

Peter Gabriel- Come Talk To Me

Taybr/Yoshiki- Foreign Sand


RADIO GORZOW/Gorzow B

EHR

Miroslaw Rosthowski - Head Of Music

Power Play:

AD Aniho Baker- Body And Soul

A List

AD 1000.000 Bulgarians- Nowa Silo

Cave- Odrywonie Czessc 11

Elektryczne Gitary Dylemaly

Hey- Ho


Kyuss- Demon Cleaner

Less Dress- Keep On Welkin'

Sturchsky. Teki Jestem


Tomek Lipinski- Moje Sense

RADIO TORUN/Torun 8

EHR

Darius. Tomaszewski - Head Of Music

Power Play:


A List.


Eric Claphon- Motherless Child

Tomek Lipinski- Moje Serve

B List

AD Big Mountain- Sweet Sensual

Crowded House- Pineapple Head


PORTUGAL

RFM/Lisbon P

EHR

Pedro Tthal - Head Of Music

A List

AD East 17- Steam

Meat Puppets- Backwater


B List

AD Cyndi Lauper- Hey Now

Enigma- Age Of Loneliness

Swing Out Sister- Lo La

Toad The Wet S.- Something's

AL Everything/Gid

Rui Veloso

RUSSIA

RADIO MAXIMUM/

Moscow/St. Petersburg P

EHR

Mikhail Kozareff - Prog Dir

Power Play:

Boy. 11 Men- I'll Make Love



A List

AD Bon Joni- Always

Leonid Agutin- Golos

Sineod O'Connor- Fire On Babylon


SLOVAKIA

FUN RADIO/Bratislava S

EHR

Fronsisek Kubac - Musk Dir

A List


Bon loci- Always

Cranberries- Zombie

Cyndi Lover- Hey Now

East 17- Steam

Gun- Don't Say It's Over


Radiohead. My Iron Lung


SLOVENIA

STUDIO D/Novo Mesto 5

EHR

Rasa Bozic - DJ/Producer

A List

AD M -People One Night In Heaven

Rolling Stones- Out Of Tears

US 3- Elena Long Years

SPAIN

CADENA 100/Madrid P

Rock/EHR

Rafael Revert - GM

Carlos Finely Prog Dir

Penner Play.

Eric Clanton- Motherless Child

A List

AD Foreigner- White Lie

Jacksons- Blame It On

Seguridad Chiquillo

Steve Miller Band- Give It Up

B List

AD Beautiful World- Wonderful World

Charlie Musselwhite. When It Rains

David Summers- El Beso

Holly Johnson- Legendary Children

INXS- The Strongest Path

Jon Snead°. Whipped

Leith- Maness De Vivir

MoMana- Memphis

Night Trains- Lovesick

Nora- Child Of Man

Pantera- Monet Caravan

Robert Palmer- Girl U Want

CADENA 40 PRINCIPALES/Modrid P

EHR

Luis Merino MD/Head Of Music

Sandro d'Angeli - Prog Dir

Pourer Play:

All 4 One- Swear

Prince- Letitgo

A List.

AD Brand New Heavies- Midnight At

East 17- Steam

Els Pets. Aquesto Nit

Green Day- Long View

Iguanas- No Pius

. INXS- The Strangest Party

Indecent Obsession- Change

Juan Luis Guerra- Moire


Motorhethl/ke-T- Born To

Paco Pit- Bolas De Boor

Ronaldos- tOuien Ards

Sting- When We Dance

B List:

AD Acid Jazz- Lovesick

Alarmaith Eska Noche

Betas Rojas. Contra En Mi

Cult- Coming Down

Esclarecides- No Quint,

Gate To Africa- Yuwayo

John Mellencamp- Wild Night

Julio Iglesias/Sting- Fragile

Sergio Dolma. Bailando

Texas- So In love

Willy de Ville- Heart &

CADENA DIAL/Madrid P

National Music

Francisco Herrera Sanchez -

Head Of Musk

Power Play:

Placid° Domingo- Lamento

A List

AD Cameron- Upton De Oyes°

Mario Lavelle- Sabotage

Mario Garcia- De theme

M-80/Madrid G

ACE/EHR

Javier Pons -Musk/Prog Mgr

Power Play:

AD Presuntos Implkados- Tu Tierra

A List.

AD Carole King- When You Love Me

Des'ree- Little Child

Edie Brickell- Good Times

Harry Connkle- Whisper

Joshua Kadison- Jessie

Madonna- Secret

Rolling Stones- Out Of Tears

RADIO PALAFRUGELL/Palafrugell B

EHR

Rebel Corbi i Vilardell - MD/PD

Pourer Play:

CAC Music Fodory- Do You Wanna

Sae- No Violern Fer

A List

AD Alejandro Guzman- Mole Hierbo

B List

AD Alejandro Guzman- Libre

Alejandro Gorman- Te Esperabo

Amy Grant- Lucky One


Gate To Africa- Yuwaya

Lo & Funky- Radio Mix

Picapiedra Mix- Picapiecka

Sato El Futur

AL Alejandro Guzman

SWEDEN

SVERIGES RADIO P3:SMEST SPETADE/

Stockholm P

EHR

Mats Grimberg - Producer

A List

AD Ban Tani- Always

Dive- Ultralight Lovesign

East 17- Steam

Bonne Bed- All It Takes

Ian McNabb- Go Into

Madonna- Secret

Sledge/Rkkhars- I Wish It Would

CITY 107/Gothenburg G

EHR

Lon Bodin - Music Dir

A List

AD Aerosmith- Crazy

Atomic Swing- Bossanova

Bon loci- Always

Fred Johansson. My Intuition

Joshua Kadison- Jessie


Madonna- Secret

Symbol/Gaye- Lovesign



CITY 107/Malmo G

EHR

Fredrik Hillstrom - Music Dir

Sven Andrae - Musk Dir

A list

AD Bon loci- Always

Lisa Ekdahl- Benne I Kors

Tommy Nilsson- Oporto Din

Svenningssan/Dahlgre- Tro

EAST FM 106 1/2/Norrkoping J1

ACE

Dan Grossmann - Music Dir

A listAD Madonna- Serer

B List

AD 2 Unlimited No-C.the

Pet Shop Boys, vesterozn Vhe-

Rood,' srd 1.;o -cram

RADIO STOCKHWA/Steckfrelm G

EHR

Robert Sehlthvg Mori Producer

A List

AD Glorie blokes- Turn The

Ito McNabb- Go Into

Lawn Christy The Color

Roadbed- This Generation

To Petty- You Don't Know

0-102 STOCKHOLM/Stockholm G

ACE/EHR

Peter Franck - Head Of Musk

A List


Amy Grant- Lucky One

Chumbawainbo- Time Bomb

Ian McNabb- Go Into

Madonna- Secret

Nude- All We Ever Had

RADIO FM 104.3/Linkoping S

ACE

Mottles Annidsen - Head Of Musk

A List

AD Eric Clotho, Motherless Child

Honour De Wolfe- Vad Hander


Rebecca De Ruvo- I Caught

AL Uno Sveningsson

RADIO RIX/Goteborg 5

ACE

Peter Kfillstrom - Musk Dir

A List

AD Eric Claplan. I'm Tore Down

Hanson De Wolfe- Vad Hander

Madonna- Secret

B List

AD Aoliyah- At Your Best

Sledge/Rickfors- I Wish It Would

Rebecca De Ruvo- I Caught


EAST FM 106 1/2: DANCE/

Norrkoping B

Dance

Christian Mode

A List

AD MC Sor/Real McCoy- Run Away

B List.

AD DJ Bobo- Let The Dream

Bost 17- Steam

ke MC- h's A Rainy Doy

RADIO STELLA FM 106/Helsingborg 8

EHR

Robert Olsson - Head Of Music

A List

AD Bryan Ferry- Your Painted

Four Seasons- December '63

Love Spit Love- Am I

Marianne Flynner. Bye Bye



SWITZERLAND

COULEUR 3/Lausanne G

Rock

Thierry Catherine - Head Of Musk

Power Ploy:

AD Bomb The Bass- Bug Powder


Silent Majority- Curfew

A List

AD Deee-Lite- Picnic In

Negresses Vertes- Apres La Pluie


Suede- We Are The Pigs

Westham- Sam Bam Bam

B List

AD Alici/Dee- Primitive

American Music Club- I Broke

Ed Kuepper- If I Had

Hoodoo Gurus- Nobody

Jacques Higelin- Eledrocordiogromme

Lore Spit Love- Am I

Negresses Vertes- Mambo Show

Royal Jelly- Sky

DRS 3/Basel G

Rock

Christoph Afispadi - Music Co -Ord

A List

AD Dada -Scum

Live. Selling The Drama

Robert Palmer- Honey

Salt -N -Pepe- None Of Your Business

Shane MacGowan- That Woman's

Waylon Jennings- This Train

Yefio- How How

RADIO BASILISK/Basel G

ACE

Nick Schulz Co -Ord

A List

AD Ankinelo Arancio- Grande Amore

Barendsed ladies- Jane

Gloria Estekrn rum The

WertVing 'Reilly/Lazio- Engel Wie

Loom Pausini Genie

Modonno Secret

Nke Flying

Rosh Voisin J'Entends Fropoor

Terry Hell Forever I

RADIO FOERDERIAND/Bern G

x -LE

Res Hossenstein - DJ/Producer

A List

AD Alain Southon- C'Est Deja Ca


Londonbeat Come Rack

Pato Banton- Baby Come Book

Richard Marx- The Way She

RADIO PILATUS 104.9/Luzern G

EHR

Rolf Tschuppert - Music Dir

Philippe Unterschritz - Head Of Music

A List

AD Aswad- Warriors

Barenaked Ladies- Jane

Chris De Burgh- This Is Love

Gerald Levert- I'd Give

Pato Banton- Bally Come Bock

Sparks When Do I Get To

Terry Hell- Forever 1



RADIO Z/Zurich G

ACE

Mkhek Roue - Head Of Music

Ploylist Unchanged

RADIO ZUERISEE/Rapperswil G

ACE



Station Reports Airplay

MUSIC TELEVISION'

MTV EUROPE/London P

Musk Television

Brent Hansen -Die of Prog & Prod

Peter Good - Mgr Musk Prog

Heavy Rotation

All 4 One- I Swear


Grid- Swamp Thing


Warren G/Nate Dow- Regulate


Youssou N'Dour- 7 Seconds

Active Rotation

BC -52's- The Flintstones

Crash Test Dummies- Afternoons

Gun- Word Up

Joe Cocker- The Simple


Pink Floyd- High Hopes

Prodigy- No Good




Stiltskin- Inside

Buzz Bin

Green Day- Basket Cosa

Jesus & Mary Cimin- Sometimes


Offspring- Come Out And Play

Sense- Age Of Panic

Medium Rotation

Aerosmith- Crazy

Beattie Boys- Sabotage

Beck- Loser

Big Mountain- Boby I Love

Bruce Springsteen- Streets Of

Crash Test Dummies- Kw Morn

East 17- Around The World

Enigma- Return To Innocence

Erasure -Always

Jae Cocker- Summer In The City

*Meth Carey- Without You

Pink Floyd- Take It

Roxette. Sleeping In My Car

Symbol- The Most Beautiful

Break Out

Asvrad- Shine

Bad Religion- Stranger Then


East 17- Steam

Enigma- Age Of Loneliness

Jovanotti- Serenota Rap



Me -Do- Eins, Zwei, Pdizei


Oasis- Live Forever

Peter Gabriel- Come Talk To Me

Prince hal Joe/M.M.- Life In

Red Dragon- Compliments

Roxelte. Fireworks

Sophie B. Hawkins- Right Beside

Symbol/Gaye- Lovesign

Westernhagen- Es Geht Mir Gut

Prime Break Out

2 Unlimited- No -One

La Boothe- Sweet Dreams

Maxx- You Can Get It



Shampoo- Trouble


on.,IEL.EVIIS[OreVIVA TV/Cologne P

Music Television

Christoph Post - prog.

Power Play:

Arzte- Quark

A List

MI 4 One- I Swear

Centory- Point Of

Cologne Ruanda- Song For

Fun Factory- Take Your Chance

La Bombe- Sweet Dreams

Mark 'Oh- Love Song

Moo- Eins, Zwei, Polizei

Prince hal Joe/KM.- Life In

Seep- Welcome To Tomorrow

INN- Lo Cthamarcha

Warren G/Nate Doggy Regulate

Westernhagen- Es Geht Mir Gut




B Est

2 Brothers 0/T 4th F- Dreams

Aswad- Shine

BG/Prince OF Rap- Rock A Bit

BC -52's- The Flintstones


CRC Musk Factory- Do You

Corolla- The Rhythm Of

Cyndi Loupe,- Hey NOW

Dave Stewart- Heort Of

DJ Bobo- Everybody

Dr. Alban- Let The Bear

God's Groom- Back To Nature

Grid- Swamp Thing

Gun- Word Up

he MC- It's A Rainy Day

Jam & Spoon- Find Me

Jimmy Cliff- Higher

John Mellencomp. Wild Night

lovanani- Serenata Rap

K2- Der Berg Ruh

Hey SUsser

Magic Affair- In The

Master.), Fed The Night

MC Sor/Real McCoy- Run Away

Mr. President- Up & Down

Pech- Smile On Your Face

Perplex*, Acid Folk

Peter Sdaing- Major Torn '94

Marco- I Slaw You Secrets

Prodigy- No Good

Ronne. Fireworks

Sheryl Crow All I Won.

Sophie B. Hawkins- Right Beside


Weslbom- Bom Barn Barn

C letAngelique Agolo

Big Mountain- Baby I Love

Body Count- Bom Dead

C.J. Lewis- Sweets For My Sweet

Crash Test Dummies- Mere Mmm

East 17- Steam

Erasure- Run To The Sun

General Base. Base Of Love

Ice MC- Think About

Inner Orris- Games People Play

Joshua Kodison- Picture

Kathy Moths- Walking Awoy


Liso Nilsson- Let Me In

Mariah Carey- Anytime You

Marusha It Takes Me Away

Roachford- Loy Your


Roxelte- Crash! Boom! Bang!

Six Was Nine- Drop Dead

Stefan Raab- Booth Vogls

Stihskin- Inside

Worlds Aped- Everlasting

New Videos

Advanced Chemistry- Operation

Andreas Doeao- Stoned Faces

Army Of lovers- Lit De

Aswad- Warriors


fresh Familee- Sexy Kanoke

Fritter/Bier- Mika

Fur Ica Meg Madchen

G. Love- Cold Beverage

Holly Johnson- Legendary Children

hnperio- Vent Mdi Vici

Jule Weigel Band- Die Seek



Michel Van Dyke- Maybe I



Prinzen. Du Spinnst Doch



Reed/Inner Code- Hit & Run

Selig- Ohne Dich

Sub Sub- Angel

Swimming The Nile- Star


Tinman- Eighteen Strings

THE BOX/London G

Music Television

Liz Laskowski - Dir of Prog

Box Tops

Boyz II Men- VII Make Love

Cyndi Loupe, Hey Now

Jim Carney -Cuban Pete


M -B., Incredible

Polo Banton- Baby Come Back


Taylor Dayne- Original Sin


Wingfield- Saturday Night

New Videos

two Third3- I Want

Beattie Boys- Sure Shot

Bon Jovi- Always

Cult- Coming Dawn

Digable Planets- 9th Wonder

Gin Blossoms- Allison Road


Jamiroquai. Space Cowboy


Liz Phoir- Supernova

Madonna- Secret

Scott Bradley- Zoom

Shane MacGowon. That Woman's

Sister Bliss/Colette- Contgetaman

Take That- Sure

CMT EUROPE/Nashville

Music Television

Cecilia Walker- Prog Cooed

New Videos

McBride/Ride- High Hopes

Vince Gill. When Love Finds You

Willie Nelson Once You're Past

Christian Stool, - Head Of Musk

A List

AD Balla Men- Sunny Day

Bon Jovi- Always

Count Basic- Jam In

David Gray- New Horizons

Eric Cleat.- Motherless Child

Fresh Familee We Was Wer

Gerry Rafferty- A New Beginning

Ismael La- Dibi Dibi Rek


Jheliza- Friendly Pressure

Madonna -Secret

No Sports- Girlie Girlie

R.E.M.- Strange Currencies

&Ike Besa- How Can I

Tony Carey- Cold War ICds

Yello- Do It

Ziki West- Blues

Zapp Zapp- You Better Believe

RADIO 32/Zuchwil 5

EHR

Ralph Wkki - Prog Dir

Playlist Unchanged

RADIO U1C/Geneva 5

EHR

Jacky Sanders - Frog Dir

ADA List

Ba a Rock Bottom

Bryan Ferry- Your Painted

Capercaille- When You Return

Jamiroquai- Spam Cowboy

Jheliza- Friendly Pressure


Lino Stansfield- Make It

livin' Joy- Dreamer

Luke Bloom- True Blue

MC Solaro- Obsolete

Pascal Obispo- Ou Est

LEK- What's The Frequency

Rio Mars- Boy I Goda

Reed/Inner Circle- Hit & Run

B Est

AD Billy Idol- Speed

Eric Clopton- Motherless Child


Karyn White- Hungah

Merlin Page- In The House

Salt-N.Pepa. None Of Your Business

Sinclair- Tronquille

RADIO 3 III/Mendrisio

EHR

Boris Pilfarelti - Prog Dir

Riccardo Pellegrini - Head Of Music

A List.

AD Gloria Esteforr Turn The

Madonna Secret

RADIO 3111: DISCO/Mendrisio B

Dance

A List

AD New Power Generation- Super Hero

RADIO FRAMBOISE/Yverdon B

ACE

Jean Luc Zwkkert - Pros Dir

A List:

AD Dave Stewart -Heart Of

Nodume- Juste Pour Elle

Prince- Lefitgo

BETE 3/Lugano B

ACE/Rock

Elena Caresani - Head Of Music

A List:

AD Ryuichi Sakamoto Same Dream

Ziki West- I Schenk Dir

TURKEY

CAPITAL RADIO 99.5/Ankara G

EHR

Bobby Bee - Prog Dir

A List:




Toni Braxton. How Many Ways

POWER FM/Istanbul G

EHR

Roxanne Yurrhak - Head Of Music

A List

AD 2 Unlimited- No -Ow

Babyface- When Can I See You

Basic- Third Time Lucky

Big Mountain- Sweet Sensual

Corona- The Rhythm Of

Cyndi Lauper- Hey Now

Edie Brkkell- Good Times

La Reecho- Sweet Dreams

Madonna- Secret

Optimystic- Caught Up In My Heort

Raze- Break 4 Love

EUROPE

VOICE OF AMERICA/Europe P

EHR

June Brown - Dir

Power Plays


B List


Madonna- Secret

PROGRAMME .5UPPLIERS

FM RADIO NETWORK/Germany S

EHR

Armin Weis - Prog Dir

A List.

Alphaville. Fools

Aswach Shine

Chris De Burgh- This Silent World

Crash Test Dummies- Aftermons


DJ Bobo- Everybody

Joe Cocker- The Simple

Joshua Kadison- Pictum

Level 42- Love In A


Prince- Letitgo

Richard Marx- The Way She


Take That- Love Ain't Here


Westemhagen- Es Geht Mir Gut


A List

AD Bon Joth- Always

Ronne- Fireworks


RADIO EXPRESS: AMERICAN TOP 40/

U.S.A. 5

EHR

Bruce Goldberg - Producer

A List

Ace Of Base- Don't Tum

Babyface- When Can I See You


Collective Soul- Shine

Elton John- Con You Feel

Four Seasons- December '63

Green Day- Basket Cose

John Mellencomp- Wild Night




A List


Gerald Lever, I'd Give

RICK DEES WEEKLY TOP 40/U.S.A.

EHR/ACE

Dennis Clark - Director

A list

Boy. II Men- I'll Make Love

Crystal Waters -100% Pure Love

Green Day- Basket Case

Inner Circle- Gomm People Ploy

MC Sar/Real McCoy- Mother Night

Prince- Letitgo


Soundgarden- Block Hole Sun

A List

AD IXIMiko- What's Up



Salt-N-Pepa- None Of Your Business

WESTWOOD ONE: CASEY'S

COUNTDOWN/U.S.A. 5

EHR

Bill Stoller - Ind Director

A List

Amy Grant- Lucky Ore

Babyfoce- When Con I See You

Bonnie Raitt- You

Elton John- Can You Fed


Huey Lewis- But It's Alright

Jon Secede- If You Go/Si Tu Vas

Lauren Christy- The Color


Toni Braxton- You Moon The

A list.

AD Harry Connkk- Whisper

Adult Contemporary EuropeACE TOP 25

TW LW WOC Artist/Title Label

0 1 6 BOYZ II MEN/I'll Make Love To You (Motown) 2 16 YOUSSOU N'DOUR/NENEH CHERRY/7 Seconds (Columbia)

0 3 5 JOE COCKER/The Simple Things (EMI)

0 9 3 LUTHER VANDROSS & MARIAH CAREY/Endless Love (Epic) 5 4 ROXME/Fireworks (EMI)

6 4 16 ALL 4 ONE/I Swear (Atlantic) 8 4 DAVE STEWART/Heart Of Stone (East West)

8 7 17 WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious)

0 11 5 JOSHUA KADISON/Picture Postcards From L.A. (SBK)

0 13 2 CYNDI LAUPER/Hey Now (Girls Just Want to Have Fun) (Epic)

11 10 14 INNER CIRCLE/Games People Play (WEA)

O 12 4 ROBERT PALMER/Know By Now (EMI)

13 6 14 ELTON JOHN/Can You Feel The Love Tonight (Mercury)

ED 14 5 LEVEL 42/Love In A Peaceful World (RCA)

O 16 9 USA LOEB & NINE STORIES/Stay (RCA)

16 20 3 WARREN G & NATE DOGG/Regulate (Death Row)

0 17 5 PRINCE/ Letitgo (Warner Brothers)

18 15 9 ASWAD/Shine (Bubblin')

19 18 10 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Afternoons And Coffee Spoons (Arista)

20 22 3 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS/Right Beside You (Columbia)

KYUE MINOGUE/Confide In Me (Deconstruction)

AMY GRANT/Lucky One (A&M)

EDIE BRICKELL/Good Times (Geffen)

24 24 2 LONDONBEAT/Come Back (RCA)

25 23 3 RICHARD MARX/The Way She Loves Me (Capitol)

21 11.22

23 110,

The Adult Contemporary Europe (ACE) Top 25 k based on a weighted -scoring system. It is corn -piled on the basis of playlists of European stations programming soft pop/rock sounds far 25-49 year -olds, fulltime or during specific dayports. Songs in "A" rotation receive more pointsthan those in "B" rotation or more limited airplay exposure.

C BPI Communications BV

European Dance RadioEDR TOP 25

1W LW WOC Artist/Title Label

0 1 4 2 3 3 10

8 2

5 4 11

11 2

7 5 15

10 2

9 6 3

10 15 3

11 14 2

O 16 2

13

14 19 4

16 7 4

17 9 9

18 13 8

19 20 2

20 g.21 21 2

14) 22 12

024 23 2

25 24 3

PET SHOP BOYS/Yesterday When I Was Mad (Parlophone)

SNAP/Welcome To Tomorrow (Logic)

C&C MUSIC FACTORY/Do You Wanna Get Funky (Columbia)

REEL 2 REAL FEAT. THE MAD STUNTMAN/Can You Feel It (Positive)

FUN FACTORY/Close To You (Control)

WHIGFIELD/Saturday Night

LA BOUCHE/Sweet Dreams

ICE MC/It's A Rainy Day

PRINCE/Letitgo

TINMAN/Eighteen Strings

TAKE THAT/Sure

CENTORY/Point Of No Return

(X -Energy)

(MCI)

(DWA)

(Warner Brothers)

(ffrr)

(RCA)

(EMI)

MAURO PILATO & MAX MONTI/Gam Gam (Volumex)

MADONNA/Secret (Maverick)

MO-DO/Eins, Zwei, Polizei (plaStika)

KYUE MINOGUE/Confide In Me (Deconstruction)

RED DRAGON/Compliments On Your Kiss, (Mango)

PLAYAHITTY/The Summer Is Magic (WW)

DR. AUTAN/Let The Beat Go On (Cheiron)

2 UNLIMITED/No-One

AMOS/Sweet Music

LE CUCK/Tonight Is The Night

CYNDI lAUPER/Hey Now (Girls Just Want to Have Fun) (Epic)

CAPPEIJA/Move It Up (Media)

R. KELLY/Summer Bunnies (Jive)

(Byte)

(Positiva)

(Logic)

The European Dance Radio (EDR) Top 25 is based on a weighted -scoring system. It is compiled onthe basis of ploylists of European stations programming various styles of dance music (includinghip hop/rap, R&B and swingbeat) for 15-30 year -olds, fulltime or during specific dayparts.Songs that have achieved top 20 status in the EHR Top 40 are regarded as non-specific her EDRand receive limited points. 0 BPI Communications BV

Billboard SinglesUSA TOP 25

1W LW Artist/Title For week ending October 15th 1994 Label ECO

1 1 BOYZ II MEN/I'll Make Love To You Motown

0 2 SHERYL CROW/All I Wanna Do A&M

3 3 LUTHER VANDROSS/MARIAH CAREY/Endless Love Columbia

4 4 BABYFACE/When Can I See You Epic

0 9 IMMATURE/Never Lie MCA

0 8 AAUYAH/At Your Best (You Are Love) Blackground

7 6 CHANGING FACES/Stroke You Up Spoiled Rotten

8 5 JOHN MELIENCAMP/ME'SHELL NDEGEOCEILO/Wild Night Mercury

0 30 MADONNA/Secret Maverick

0 10 REAL MCCOY/Another Night Arista

0 11 CRYSTAL WATERS/100% Pure Love Mercury UK

12 7 USA LOEB & NINE STORIES/Stay (I Missed You) RCA

13 13 69 BOYZ/Tootsee Roll Rip -It

14 19 FOUR SEASONS/December 1963 (Oh, What A Night) Curb

15 14 ACE OF BASE/Don't Turn Around Arista DK

16 21 CRAIG MACK/Flava In Ya Ear Bad Boy

17 12 WARREN G/This D.J. Violator

18 24 ELTON JOHN/Circle Of Life Hollywood

0 37 BRANDY/I Wanna Be Down Atlantic

20 16 COLLECTIVE SOUL/Shine Atlantic

39 BON JOVI/Always Mercury

22 18 AMY GRANT/Lucky One A&M

23 20 CANDLEBOX/Far Behind Maverick

@ 28 MELISSA ETHERIDGE/I'm The Only One Island

25 15 ELTON JOHN/Can You Feel The Love Tonight Hollywood

1994, BPI Communications, Broadcast Data Systems and Soundscan, Inc. This chart isconstructed by Billboard magazine from information including data collected, compiled andprovided by Soundscan, Inc and Broadcast Data Systems.

ECO = European Country of Origin



AirplayM&M Reporter Roster

L NORTHWEST

PLATINUM2 FM/Dublin96.4FM-BRMB/BirminghomATLANTIC 252/LondonBBC RADIO 1/LondonBEACON RADIO/WolverhamptonCAPITAL FM/London

CHILTERN NETWORK/Dunstable/Northamplon/GloucederCITY FM/Liverpool

KISS 100 FM/LondonMETRO RADIO GROUP/NewcastlePICCADILLY RADIO/Manchester

VIRGIN 1215 AM/London

GOLD2CR-FM/Bournemooth

CHOICE FM/London

COOL FM/Belfast

DOWNTOWN RADIO/BelfastFORTH RFM, Edinburgh

HORIZON RADIO AND GALAXY RADIO/Milton Keynes and BristolINVICTA/Whitstoble

POWER FM/ForehamRADIO CLYDE/GlasgowRADIO WYVERN/WorcesterRED ROSE ROCK FM/Preston/Blackpool

SPECTRUM INTERNATIONAL RADIO/LondonTHE BOX/London

TRENT FM/Nottinghom

SILVER

BROADLAND FM/SGR-FM/Norwich/lpswich and BuryFOX FM/OxfordRED DRAGON FM/Cardiff/NewportSWANSEA SOUND/Wales

BRONZEGLR London

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

Dance

EHR

EHR

Rock

ACE

Donee

ACE

Gold/EHR

EHR

Dance

EHR

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

MON-Ethnic

Mono Television

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

Rock

2. CENTRAL

PLATINUM3/Vienna

ANTENNE BAYERN/Munich

ANTENNE NIEDERSACHSEN/HannoverBAYERN 3/MunichHR 3: GRAFITTI/FrankfurtHR 3: LEIDER GUT/Frankfurt

NDR 2, Homburg

RADIO FFH/FrankfurtRADIO NRW/OberhausenRADIO RPR 1/ludwigshofenSWF 3: POPSHOP HITUNE/Baden BadenVIVA TV/CologneWDR 1/CologneWDR 1: SCHLAGERRIUM/Cologne

GOLD104.6 RTL BERLIN/Berlin

BERLIN 88.8/BerlinDELTA RADIO/Kiel

DRS 3/Basel

ENERGY/Berlin

HIT RADIO N 1/NurembergHUNDERT 6/BerlinOK RADIO/HomburgORB/FRITZ/Rotsdorn

R.S. 2/BerlinRADIO 24/ZurichRADIO 7/UlmRADIO ARABELLA/MunichRADIO BASIUSK/BoselRADIO ENERGY 93,3/MunichRADIO FFN/Isernhogen

RADIO FOERDERBAND/BernRADIO GONG/NurembergRADIO KOLN: COLOGNE CHARTS/Cologne

RADIO PILATUS 104.9/LuzernRADIO PSR/teipzigRADIO REGENBOGEN/MannheimRADIO RPR 2/Ludwigshafen

RADIO SALO/Soarbruecken

RADIO Z/Zurich

RADIO ZUERISEE/Rapperswil

RB 4/Bremen

RSH/Kiel

SDR 3/Stuftgort

SILVER

ANTENNE THORINGEN/WeimorBRF/Eupen

ELDORADIO/Luxembourg

ENERGY SACHSEN/Leipzig

FM RADIO NETWORK/Germany (grog suppllRADIO 32/ZuchwilRADIO CHARIVARI/NurembergRADIO F/NurembergRADIO FIV: VESTLAND-CHARTS/Recklinghausen

RADIO GONG 2000/Munich

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR

EHR/Dance

ACE/EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR

Music Television

EHR

EHR/Rock

EHR

National Music

Rock

Reck

EHR

Dance

ACE

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

ACE

Notional Music

ACE

Rock

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR/Gold

National Music

EHR

ACE

ACE

EHR

EHR

EHR

ACE

ACE

ERR

Rock

EHR

EHR

ACE

ACE

EHR

EHR

3. WEST

EUROPE 2 NETWORK/PansFRANCE INTER Pans

FUN RADIO/PansM40/ParisMCM/ParisNRJ NETWORK/ParisRADIO 21/BrusselsRADIO CONTACT F/Brussels

RTL/Paris

SKYROCK NETWORK/Paris

PLATINUM

GOLDBEL-RTL 'Brussels

COULEUR 3/Lausanne

RIVIERA RADIO/Monte CarloRMC: DEUTSCHES PROGRAMM/Monte-Corlo

TOP MUSIC/StrasburgVIBRATION/OrleansVOLTAGE FM/Rosnrsous-Bois

SILVERL'ONDE LATINE/Aix en Provence

RADIO BRUXELLES CANTALE/Brussels

RADIO LAC/GenevaRTL: WRTL/Paris

BRONZEISABELLE FM/Tocone Saint Apre

RADIO FRAMBOISE/Yverdon

RADIO PLUS FM/BloisRADIO RHONE/SionRTBF RADIO 2/HainautTL-OPALIS FM/Le Touguet

4. NORTH

PLATINUMDR P3/CooenhogenDR P3: GO'MORGEN P3/CopenhagenDR P3: MASKINEN/CopenhagenNRK PETRE/Oslo

SVERIGES RADIO AB P3: TRACKS/StockholmSVERIGES RADIO P3:SMEST SPEIADE MELODIER/Stockholm

THE VOICE/Copenhagen

YLE 2/RADIOMAFIA/Helsinki

GOLDARHUS NARRADIO/RADIO COLOMBO/ArhusANR/AolborgCITY 107/GothenburgCITY 107/MalmoEAST FM 106 1/2/NorrkopingRADIO 1/OsloRADIO 1 Helsinki

RADIO 1 FM/BergenRADIO 1 GRENLAND/SkienRADIO 100.6/TampereRADIO 102/HaugesundRADIO ABC/Randers

RADIO CITY/Stockholm

RADIO CITY/Helsinki

RADIO HUDDINGE/Stockholm

RADIO OSLO/OsloRADIO STOCKHOLM/StockholmRADIO VIBORGARborgUPTOWN FM/CopenhagenZ102 STOCKHOLM/Stockholm

SILVER

JARRADIOEN/KleppeRADIO OST/RadeRADIO 1 TRONDHEIM/TrondheimRADIO 89.1/HelsingorRADIO AMAGER CITY/CopenhagenRADIO FM 104.3/LinkopingRADIO FREDERICIA/Fredericia

RADIO HERNING/HerningRADIO MOJN/Aobenraa & SanderborgRADIO RIX/GoteborgRADIO ROSKILDE/Roskilde

RADIO SIULLBORG/SiffebargRADIO VICTOR/Esbjerg

STUDIO HIT FM/Stockholm

THE VOICE NORDJYLLAND/Aalborg

BRONZEBYLGJAN FM 98.9 /ReykjavikEAST FM 106 1/2: DANCE/NorrkopingHILLEROD LOKALRADIO MendRADIO 1 HARSTAD trod

RADIO FREDRIKSTAD/Fredrikstad

RADIO HOLBAK. HolbaeckRADIO HOLSTEBRO/HolstebroRADIO KOLDING/KoldingRADIO RYD STUDENTRADION/LinkopingRADIO SLR/Slagelse

RADIO STELLA FM 106/HelsingborgSTUDENTRADIOEN/Tromso

ACE

ACE

EHR

EHR

Music Television

EHR

EHR/Rock

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR

Rock

ACE

EHR

EHR

Donce/EHR

Donee

National Music

ACE/EHR

EHR

Rock

EHR

ACE

Gold/OldiesACE

EHR

EHR

EHR/Rock

EHR/Rock

EHR/Rock

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

ACE/EHR

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

Rock

EHR/ACE

ERR

EHR

EHR

ACE/EHR

ACE/EHR

EHR

ACE

ERR/Rock/NOR

EHR

ERR

ACE

ACE/EHR

EHR

ACE

ACE

ACE

ACE/EHR

EHR

Dance

EHR

EHR

ACE/EHR

Dance

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

Rock/EHR

5. WEST CENTRAL

PLATINUMBRTN RADIO DONNA/BrusselsBRTN STUDIO BRUSSEL/Brussels

HET STATION/Hilversum

NOS AVONDSPITS/HilversumRADIO 2/HilversumRADIO 3/HilversumRADIO CONTACT N/BrusselsSKY RADIO/Bussum

TROS RADIO 3/HilversumVERONICA/Hilversum

GOLD675 RADIO 10 GOLD/AmsterdamLOVE RADIO/Amsterdam

RADIO 538/Bussum

SILVER

DELTA RADIO/BlIzen

BRONZEBRTN RADIO 2 -EAST FLANDERS/Ghent

BRTN RADIO 2 -WEST FLANDERS/KortrijkCFNB/Brunssum

HIT -FM 106.I/HoPeltRADIO EXPRES/AntwerpRADIO MOLD Mol

RADIO ROYAAL/HamonsAchel

ERR

EHR/Rock

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR

Gold/OldiesACE

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR/Gold

EHR

EHR

6. SOUTH

PLATINUMITALIA NETWORK: LOS CUARENTA/UdineITALIA NETWORK: MUSIC FM/Udine

RADIO DEEJAY NETWORK/MilanRADIO DIMENSIONE SUONO/RomeRADIO ITALIA SMI/MbonRADIO KISS KISS NETWORK/NaplesRADIO MONTE CARLO/MilanRETE 105 NETWORK MilanRTL 102.5 - HIT RADIO/Bergamo

GOLD101 NETWORK/Milan101 NETWORK: DANCE PARADE/MilanPOWER RV I THE BLACK RADIO/TurinRADIO BABBOLEO/GenoaRADIO CLUB 91/NaplesRADIO CLUB 91: DANCE/Naples

SILVERANTENNA DELLO STRETTO/Messina

NUMBER ONE RADIO/BresciaRADIO ONDA LIBERA/PerugiaRADIO SOUND STEREO/Ferrara

RADIO SULCIS/Carbonia

ROCK FM/MilanSTUDIO UNO BROADCASTING/Reggio Calabria

BRONZEBAY RADIO/St. Julion's

NUMBER ONE: DANCE ACTION/BresciaPRIMARADIO/NoplesRADIO 3 III/MendrisioRADIO 3 DISCO/MendrisioRADIO BLU/VeronaRADIO METEORA/Son Paolo di Jesi

RADIO STAR/VicenzaRADIO SULCIS: DANCE/CarbonicRETE 3/Lugano

Dance

EHR

EHR/Donce/RodEHR

National Music

ACE/Dance

ACE

EHR

EHR

EHR

Dance

Donee

EHR

EHR

Donce

8. EAST CENTRAL

POLSKIE RADIO 3 WarsawRADIO DANUBIUS: BudapestRMF-FM ..dx

BONTON RADIO kiogueEUROPA 2 PRAHA "agueRADIO 4 U: DANCERADIO BIALYSTOKRADIO L.

RADIO LODZRADIO MERKURY

RADIO OLSZTYN

RADIO ORIONRADIO SZCZECIN - --RADIO ZACHOD :mono GoraRTL CITY RADIO Prague

PLATINUM

GOLD

SILVER

FUN RADIO/Brafislovo

RADIO "5"/PoznanRADIO DRAGON/Karlovy VaryRADIO ESKA WROCLAW/WroclawRADIO GDANSK/GdanskRADIO PLUS/GdanskRADIO PROFIL/PardubiceRADIO RIESZOW/RxeszowRADIO TWIST/Bratislava

RADIO AS/SzczecinRADIO GORZOW/GarzawRADIO TORUN/Torun

BRONZE

9. SOUTHEAST

FLATINEW1

ANTENNA 97.1 FM STEREO/AthensRADIO CONTACT 91.1/IstanbulRADIO NUMBER ONE FM/IstanbulSHOW RADY0/Istanbui

GOLDCAPITAL RADIO 99.5/AnkaraJERONIMO GROOVY/Morousi, AthensKISS 909 FM/AthensPOP 92.4 FM/AthensPOWER FM, Istanbul

RM INTERNATIONAL/Maribor

EHR

EHR STUDIO D ovo Metro

ACE

EHR

EHR RADIO FEAKES/Corfu

Rock RADIO PTUJ/PtujEHR

EHR

()once

ACE

EHR

Dance

EHR

EHR

ACE

Dance

ACE/Rock

7. SOUTHWEST

PLATINUMCADENA 100/MadridCADENA 40 PRINCIPALES/ModridCADENA DIAL/MadridRFM/Lisbon

GOLDM-80/MadridONDA CERO MUSICA/MadridRADIO ENERGIA/LisbonRADIO NOVA ERA/Vila Novo de Goio

BRONZERADIO 16/MadridRADIO PALAFRUGELL/FoHINgell

Rock/EHR

EHR

Notional Music

EHR

ACE/EHR

EHR/ACE

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

RAADIO 2/TallinnRADIO KUKU/TollinnRADIO M-1/VilniusRADIOCENTRAS/Vilnius

RADIO SWH/Riga

SILVER

BRONZE

10. NORTHEAST

GOLD

SILVER

PLATINUMRADIO MAXIMUM/Moscow/S1 Petersburg

GOLDM -RADIO Moscow

RADIO MAXIMUM/Perm

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

ACE

Dance

EHR

Rock

EHR

ACE

EHR/Rock

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

ACE

Rock

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR/Notional Music

EHR

EHR/Dance/Rook

EHR/Dance

EHR

EHR

ACE

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

Rock/ACE

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

EHR

12. PAN -EUROPEAN

MTV EUROPE/ London

VOICE OF AMERICA/E.:inn,Music Television

EHR

5IVERCMT EUROPE 'N s Music Television

RADIO EXPRESS: AMERKAN TOP 48 1prog.pppli EHR

RICK DEES WEEKLY TOP 40 - .ppfl EHR/ACE

THE WORLD'S GREATEST FITS - .cg so/4 EHR/ACE/Rock

WESTWOOD ONE: CASEY'S COUNTDOWN/U.S.A. (prog supplk EHR

WESTWOOD ONE: COUNTRY'S CUTTING EDGE/U.S.A. (grog supplI Country

A Guide To M&M's Radio Station Reporting Rankings

M&M's EHR Top 40, ACE Top 25, EDR Top 25, Regional Crossovers and Regional Airplay charts ore based 1005 on airplay reported each week byM&M's reporter team. Participating stations are selected as reporters and "wer.e-:" Co "P)annum," "Gold," "Silver" or "Bronze" stations based on

the following criteria: market population, location, weekly reach and/or average share of the available audience, policy of programming current music, retail sales influence and abilityto report in a timely, consistent and accurate mower. More detailed definitions follow below. It should be noted

that points awarded for airplay may vary slightly from one station to another within one of these four groups. For example, some Platinum stations areweighted slightly more or less than other Platinum stations. However, all Platinum reporters will be weighted more than Gold, Silver, or Bronze

stations. Individual station classifications are subject to regular review as ratings and station policies change. Broadcasters interested in joining M&M's Reporter Roster should call or fax M&M Station Reports Manager Pieter /Cops; Jet: (+311 20.669 1961; fax: 669.1951 or 1941.

Platinum (P1: Leading stations/networks/dominant programmes in major markets. Most of these stations have an estimated average weekly reach of at least I million listeners and are regarded as having moderate to heavy keel of reboil influence. Gold (G): Leading stations/networks/dominant

programmes in medium markets or secondary broadcasters in major markets. Most of these stations have an estimated average weekly reach of 200.000 to I million listeners. Stations from smaller markets usually hose on above -average level of retail influence. Silver (S): Leading stations in

smaller markets or secondary broadcasters in medium markets. Most of these stations have an estimated average weekly reach of 50.000 to 200.000 listeners. Stations from smaller markets usually have on obese -average level of retail influence. Bronze (B): Smaller broadcast operations,

individual programmes at larger stations, certain cable -only stations, and/or dayported blocks of programming on small market stations. Most of these stations/ programmes reach between 15.000 and 50.000 listeners weekly. Small market stations have at least a moderate level of retail

influence; larger stations in this group may have a low level of retail influence.

Regions

1. NORTHWEST (NW): British Isles (United Kingdom, Ireland).2. CENTRAL (C): German -Language areas

(Germany, Austria, parts of Switzerland, Luxembourg).3. WEST (W): Francophone areas

(France, Wallonia/Belgium, parts of Switzerland, Monaco).4. NORTH (N): Scandinavia (Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland).

5. WEST CENTRAL (WC): Dutch -Language areas(Holland; Flanders/Belgium).

6. SOUTH (S): Italian -Language areas (Italy, Ticino/Switzerland, Malta).7. SOUTHWEST (SW): Iberia (Spain, Portugal).8. EAST CENTRAL (EC): East Central area

(Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland).

9. SOUTHEAST (SE): Balkan (Greece, Slovenia, Bulgaria, Turkey).10. NORTHEAST (NE): Baltic area (Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia).11. EAST (El: Eastern area (Russia).12. PAN -EUROPEAN (PE): Stations targeting listeners throughout Europe.For exact specifications on particular regions, see Regional Airplay page, else-where in this issue.



(continued from page I )

making a connection."Programmers hoping to rescue

their female listeners from tuningout by throwing in a daily pro-gramme on a so-calledfemale -orientated issueare likely to find itback -fires on them, shewarns.

In France, the full -service stations attracta large number of olderfemale listeners via astrong policy of broad -rather than narrow-casting: a high quota oftalk and varied pro-gramming schedulesvery much gearedtowards netting thewidest spectrum of lis

tastes of women. They tend tocater for women only throughtheir gold services, which areoften poorly targetted." With ILRtending increasingly towards all -music, the likelihood is high that

listeners."The advertising agencies in

Norway were open and ready forour target when we started," saysCrouch. "Our ad spots are expen-sive and booked up far in

female difference. Katy Turner,who was responsible for the bid,explains. "It occurred to me acouple of years ago when I waslistening to the radio in my car,that there is not a station for me.

There was nothing with

"Men consume radio verydifferently; they want to knowwhat time it is, and want to havefacts; women are concerned morewith feeling good, being mellow."

- Katy Turner, Viva AM

teners provide a balance to theslightly male -oriented FM musicnets.

Market leader RTL France hasan audience which is 52% female,thanks to a strict policy of nofavouritism. Programme directorStephane Duhamel is adamantthat "lifestyle categories are inter-esting target groups for advertis-ing agencies, but don't constitutethe base for coherent radio pro-grammes."

"It would be an error for us tostart programming for women.We would probably end up withflat material none of our listenersare interested in listening to."

However, in areas without thepopulist full -service phenomenon,the draw of formatting and non-stop music is leading to ratingswhich show that radio acrossEurope is turning on fewerwomen than men. According tostatistics published by Carat,French radio reaches only 75.5%of women versus 82.9% of men,UK radio reaches 87% womenversus 88% men, while Germanradio reaches 81.2% women ver-sus 83.1% of men.

Women Often BanishedTo 'Gold Ghettoes'

Bob Pierson of ParagonResearch in the UK admits that,while there is no question of con-scious discrimination, "Womenare probably underexposed toindependent radio in the UK, par-ticularly the 45-54 plus age range.My suspicion is that these stationsare usually programmed by men,who have little understanding of

programming will become lessinteresting for many women.Could this leave room for a moreconscious broadcasting effort tointerest these lost listeners? Abso-lutely, agrees Pierson.

Swedish AdvertisersCry Out For Women

An economic market in whichsome 80% of the female popula-tion work, and where women hold70% of the total purchasingpower is the reason for the seri-ousness with which both mediaauthorities and advertisers inScandinavia advertisers wel-comed P4. TV advertisers are sokeen to target female audiencesthat cost -per -thousand TV ratesfor female audiences in Swedenare higher than their male coun-terparts in off-peak hours. Nor-way, meanwhile, is the sole coun-try to rate peak time listeninghours equally for men andwomen. Rates for female audi-ences elsewhere in Europe areconsistently lower than those formen.

Swedish women's TV stationTV6 has been sold out since itlaunched in March this year, andwill be expanding to Norway andDenmark at the end of the year.TV Plus, set to start in Norwaynext year, is similarly targetted.Meanwhile, for advertisers clam-ouring for more female targettedair- and screen -time, the new Kin-nevik-owned sales house AdTime offers specifically targetedtime -buy packages on TV3, ZTVand TV6 guaranteeing daypartswith high percentages of female

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advance; and not just for dish-washers and clothes, but cars,Coca-Cola, Pepsi, insurance.Advertisers are well aware that inmost households the women arethe decision makers as far asspending large sums of money."

Jo Reid of Ogilvy and Matheradvertising agency in Londonagrees that some advertisers inthe car industry in the UK arenow becoming much moreaware of the need to targetwomen, and to do that in a moredirect way. She is in charge ofthe account for the new FiestaSI, which has had an exclusive-ly female -oriented campaign viafemale magazines such asMarie Claire, Cosmopolitan andElle, highlighting less machoqualities such as glamour, safe-ty, and "ability to squeeze intosmall parking spaces."

"It is widely accepted thatunisex cars are driven andbought by women, and thatcampaigns now need to be tar-getted that way, but this is thefirst campaign which has notincluded men," she says, refer-ing to campaigns for theRenault Clio and the Peugeot106 (based on the Thelma andLouise theme.)

Don Thomson, sales directorat Heart FM, the Birmingham -based regional station whichstarted in September this year,adds that the insurance andautomobile industries areincreasingly realising the impor-tance of women in spending deci-sions. What is more, manufactur-ers of household products such asProctor and Gamble and Unileverare starting to use radio more andmore.

With this in mind, and hopingto attract some of the listenersfeeling disenfranchised by BBCRadio 1 and 2, Heart has chosento target the 25-45 demo, and hasa definite bias towards women 30-39. Under the logo "We've GotYour Music At Heart," music isACE and the tone intimate andhomely, says Thomson. "We playthe kind of music you would havein your CD collection."

Viva AM, a proposal for oneof the London frequencies to bedistributed this month, is morespecific in its plans for amusic/speech format with a

the right balance ofinteresting topics andnaughtiness. Radio 4 issometimes too serious,as is LBC."

"Viva would bepeppy, energetic; itwould have more emo-tional music [Georgia,Ray Charles; Feel SoHigh, Des'ree; New YorkState Of Mind, BillyJoel; Teach Your Chil-dren, Crosby Stills &Nash]. There wouldsome features on topics

like schools and kids, that womenwant to know about, but also ahealthy dose of irreverence andwit. It will not be out to alienatemen at all. It is not a feministissue, but a question of a style andapproach which is not currentlyavailable. I see it as a combina-tion between Marie Claire, Best,

ers' name at the end of it.""Men consume radio very dif-

ferently; they want to know whattime it is, and want to have facts;women are concerned more withfeeling good, being mellow."

In the current order of thingswomen in the UK, particularly theolder demos, tend to be servedthrough local gold and MOR ser-vices, which, in their effort to beall -encompassing, often leavelarge gaps, according to Paragon'sPierson.

"In a report I recently wrotefor one of my clients I noted thattheir gold service was unbal-anced. The male reach peaked at45 years old, while the femalereach peaked at 35. Problems likethis can only be addressed withserious research."

In the meantime, independentradio in the UK is moving rapidlyaway from speech and features -style programmes towards lettingthe music roll.

A one -day conference on"Women and Radio In TheNineties" scheduled to take placeat Sunderland Univerty on Octo-ber 15 will be addressing a series

of topics surrounding the issue."Is there a need for a 'Woman'sHour' on Radio 4?," "Canfemale oriented commercialstations satisfy advertisers andfeminists?" "What can the UKlearn from international wom-en's radio initiatives?" Speakersinclude Guardian radio criticAnne Karpf, BBC Radio 4Woman's Hour editor SallyFeldman, and keynote speakerRosalind Gill, author of "Gen-der, Media and Society."

The time is now ripe toexamine ways of improving theoffer of programmes forwomen, believes CarolineMitchell, senior lecturer onradio at Sunderland Universityand organiser of the conference."Radio now has a higher profilein the UK; advertisers are nowtaking the media much moreseriously, and women are alsobeing taken increasingly seri-ously by advertisers."

To talk about a shortcomingin radio programming forwomen is difficult, however."A lot of people have a verypassive relationship with forms

of media, including radio," saysMitchell, "Women don't expecttheir concerns to be covered onradio, as they would with maga-zines." Although radio is nowreceiving more attention fromboth advertisers and academicsthan ever before, a long traditionas a "background" media hasallowed gaps in radio coverage toarise unchecked.

"It is not until people get achance to hear what a differentstyle of radio programmingsounds like that they will realisewhat they had been missing," shesays. "The Radio Authority'srequirement that new stationsshould provide new types of pro-gramming is a step in the rightdirection."

For those looking to set up anew format, this might be foodfor thought.

"When you tune in you arenot constantly aware that we

are 'a woman's station.'We produce intelligent

music -basedprogrammes which women

enjoy listening to just asmuch as men."

- Mary Crouch, P4

Hello and Cosmopolitan. Just aslots of men read Cosmopolitan, alot of men will also enjoy Viva'sprogramming."

Female RadioConsumption Is Different

The tradition of building allprogramming around the back-bone of age categories may not beas reliable as programmers think,argues Turner. The age differencebetween a 16 -year -old schoolgirland a 36 -year old businessman isfar less important to the way theythink, than their gender. "Let'sface it, men and women are verydifferent. Put 25 women togetherin a room for half an hour andthey will start talking about rela-tionships almost immediately. Dothe same with 25 men and theywill talk about sport, music, andprobably won't known each oth-



A TOAST TO EASTERN EUROPE - The recent Leipzig Radio Conferenceattracted a number of international radio experts interested in learningmore about eastern Europe's radio situation. During an evening partysponsored by Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk, attendees had the chance to hashthrough the day's events. Pictured (from l -r): Hungarian commercial stationRadio Danubius PD Zsuzsa Kalman, Radio Express vice president of salesCarmen Ketola and Finland's Radio 100 head of music Kari Purssila.

EMI'S BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS AT BRIGHTON - EMI UK enjoyed a triplecelebration when they presented three of their development acts with discawards at the company's recent conference in Brighton. Pop/dance four-some Eternal were honoured with a platinum disc for sales of over one mil-lion copies of their debut album "Always And Forever," rock band Terrorvi-sion received a silver disc for the album "How To Make Friends AndInfluence People" while Positiva stars Reel 2 Real were handed out discs forworldwide sales of over one million for their debut single "I Like To Move It".The acts are pictured with EMI Records Group UK and Eire president RupertPerry and EMI Records MD Jean Francois Cecillon, kneeling next to Eternal.

Celentano(continued from page 1)

Euro-stardom is not new to Celen-tano. "Many Europeans know himas a film star from the '70s andearly '80s [including an appearancein Federico Fellini's landmark1960 film "Dolce vital. He alsohad several European hits includ-ing Prisencolinesinainciusol." Thesong of nonsense verse, from '72,is regarded as one of the first raprecords ever.

Ironically, a new version on hislatest album criticises the currenttrend of Italian rap groups includ-ing Jovanotti, claiming that rapartists' socio/political lyrics are notgrounded in truth or conviction,although young audiences listen tothe words as if they were the bibli-cal truth. Italian rap group Articolo31 immediately countered byreleasing a rap attacking Celen-tano's sincerity.

Celentano is not afraid of con-troversy, often releasing songswhose lyrics have tackled suchproblems as the environment andpolitical corruption back in the '60sand '70s, well before these subjectsbecame fashionable for singer/songwriters.

The title track of the newalbum came in for widespread dis-approval when its lyrics criticisingsexual ambiguity was interpretedby much of the media as anti -gay.

CGD director of promotionLuciano Linzi comments, "Celen-tano has always caused a stir eversince he launched his career asItaly's first rock & roll performer inthe late '50s in the same way thatElvis Presley shocked parents withhis gyrating hips and R&B-influ-enced music. Since then Celentanohas had hundreds of hits."

Adriano Celentano's careerfaithfully follows the story of Ital-ian pop to the point where his newalbum features a surprising diversi-ty of styles. "There's a bit of every-thing on this album," says Linzi."Attraverso Me has a very Ameri-can rock riff which went downwell on radio, the second singleand title track is more dance -ori-ented, one of his old songs Oh -Oh!has been retreated with a hardtechno-beat, I Want To Know hasan acid jazz arrangement, while thelast song on the album RefugioBianco features a traditionalAlpine chorus."

Celentano releases his recordson his own Clan label, distributed

Dischi Ricordi(continued from page 1)

and will be responsible for theestablishment of a cultural foun-dation to preserve the company'shistorically important musicalarchives. These include originalmanuscripts from Italian com-posers such as Puccini, Don-nizzetti, Rossini and Verdi.

BMG's buy-out of Ricordi,which operates Italy's largestindependent label Dischi Ricordi,has provoked a new round of talksbetween Italy's independent tradegroup AFI and the IFPI recog-nised federation FIMI, which rep-resents the country's major labels,regarding a possible reunificationof the two bodies.

While Dischi Ricordi remainsa member of AFI, it is consideredinevitable that it changes tobecome a FIMI affiliate, joiningits new parent company BMG.Ricordi's 16% market share repre-sents the majority of AFI mem-bers' total share of 25% of Italy'smusic market.

FIMI was formed over twoyears ago, when Italy's majorsbroke away from AFI claimingthat they were under -representeddespite having a majority marketshare.

FIMI president and CGD MDGerolamo Cacci Dominionaidenied that reunificaion wasimminent; however, AFI secretaryFranco Crepax acknowledged thattalks were underway and that

results could be achieved within amonth if the terms are correct.

Several independents who areunhappy about a possible quickagreement have intimated thatthey might form their own splinterassociation if they disagree withterms agreed by AFI and FIMI.

Meanwhile, confusion sur-rounds a statement made to theItalian press by Michael Dome-mann, CEO of BMG Entertain-ment. He told reporters that BMGintended to sell off several ofRicordi's non-musical assets,including its 22 record shops. Aspokesman for Ricordi denied thatthe retail chain was up for sale,adding that the Ricordi groupwould stay intact as part of thesale agreement.

NRJ/Rix(continued from page 1)

In the past year NRJ hasproven itself as Sweden's mostsuccessful commercial radio net-work, gaining 14% of daily lis-teners in Stockholm alone. Itshighly professional EHR format-ting has given it a clear lead overcommercial rivals.

Rix has faired less well andhas been experimenting with dif-ferent formats in an effort to finda niche in the market. This haslead to a situation where formatshave varied considerabely,including classical, ACE and goldprogramming. One RUAB surveyshowed it had gained less than1% of daily listeners in Stock -balm but had been more success-

ful in Sweden's smaller towns.The net's lack of cohesion led

to Rix's dissolution of its nationalsales house in July, and a move toselling on a station -by -stationbasis. The company has beensearching for an advertising part-ner since then.

In the latest attempt by Rix toimprove local ratings, its Stock-holm station underwent a muchpublicised revamp in Septemberwith its own gold format and aname change to Vinyl 107.

This transformation will nowbe reversed as part of a relaunchfor the entire Rix network, whichwill be marketed as a unit underone name and one format.

Between them, the two net-works have some 570.000 dailylisteners nationally across a broad

age group. They are expected topurchase more frequencies in thenext round of Swedish frequencyauctions to be held in November.

General manager of NRJ Swe-den Bertil Damberg says, "Ourcooperation will be an additionalcontribution to an even strongermedia, where obvious alternativesare necessary."

NRJ has stations in Stock-holm, Gothenburg and Malmoand has recently begun broadcast-ing on two newly acquired fre-quencies, Radio H in Halmstadand Radio Nordost in Kristand-shed. Rix has been broadcastingvia 14 stations, including thethree main cities. According tothe new deal Rix will transfer itsfrequencies in Umea and Eskil-tuna to NRJ.

by CGD. "The Clan project is a bitlike Prince's Paisley Park," saysLinzi. "They have launched andproduced many new artists andprojects."

Carlo Mancini, music directorat EHR network Radio Dimen-sione Suono/Rome says he placedthe single immediately on fast rota-tion and it received excellent lis-tener responses. "Although wehave a hit radio format, weplaylisted it straight away as weknew it would be an instant suc-cess." The follow-up, however, hasnot been playlisted, but Mancinidenies that this is because of con-troversy surrounding the song'slyrics. "We have selected anothertrack from the album, Gia TebiaLiubliu, which is a sort of lovesong. For me it's more radio -friendly. As far as the controversyis concerned I think the mediaoften makes too much of an issueof everything. It's the music that'simportant."

Celentano is currently on anItalian tour and will start a series ofEuropean showcases on October28 at the Zenith in Paris. This willbe followed by seven conceits inGermany, kicking off in Frankfurt(October 30) and ending onNovember 15 in Munich, with per-formances in Cologne, Dortmund,Berlin, Mannheim and Stuttgart.

European media including Ger-many's ZDF and ARD plus Swissand French 1'V networks will beattending his Florence concert on

October 10 to arrange interviewsand TV appearances. French TVnetwork Antenne 2 will be doing aspecial on the artist.

Although pubcaster Berlin 88.8is programming 80% nationalmusic, the remainder is filled byItalian, Spanish and French -lan-guage titles, and Celentano fitsright in, says head of music HolgerWolgast. "He is very popular withour 35 -plus target group." Wolgastis very taken with Celentano'salbum. "You hear that he doesn'thave to prove anything to anybody.He just does what he likes doing."The station will keep the single inA -rotation until November 15.

EHR Radio Regenbogen is thesponsor of Celentano's concert in

Mannheim. Music editor PeteTraynor says that the single will bein A -rotation for another three tofour weeks, "after that we will playit occasionally to promote the con-cert."

At ACE Radio 7/Ulm, the sin-gle will stay on B -rotation foranother two weeks. "It appealsmainly to the 30-40 age group,"says head of music Alex Neu-mann. "Therefore we only play itduring daytime." He adds, "Thesingle has a real old-fashioned feelabout it. It could have been made20 years ago."

Additional reporting by Chris-tian Lorenz

Radio Club '91 Sponsors SecondNeapolitan Blues FestivalITALY

Naples regional EHR Radio Club'91 sponsored the second annualedition of the city's blues festival-Marechiaro Blues at the end ofSeptember.

This year's festival featured aspecial set from Neapolitan blues -man Eduardo Bennota, who per-formed a string of his hits acousti-cally with a classical string quartetbefore presenting tracks from hislatest album Se Non Rose Fiori-ranno (Virgin) with his own band.Guitar hero Alvin Lee relived his

famous Woodstock solo with TenYears After hits and accomplishedversions of some steamy bluesclassics.

James Senese, nicknamedNaples' James Brown, performedan Afro -funk set, as one of themany local R&B artists on thisyear's bill along with Modena'sLadri di Bicicletti.

Mario Core, PD at Radio Club'91, said that the strong line-up oflocal blues and R&B talent provedthat Naples is the blues capital ofItaly, and confirmed his station'scommitment to local talent. MD

32MUSIC & MEDIA OCTOBER 15, 1994


week 42/94 EHR TOP 40TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original

LabelTotal Rotation New

Stations A B Adds

1 1 19 YOUSSOU N'DOUR FEAT. NENEH CHERRY/7 Seconds

2 2 6 DAVE STEWART/Heart Of Stone

0 8 3 BON JOVI/Always

4 3 7 BOYZ II MEN/I'll Make Love To You

O 6 5 LUTHER VANDROSS & MARIAN CAREY/Endless Love

0 17 2 MADONNA/Secret

t 11 4 R.E.M./What's The Frequency Kenneth

0 9 5 SNAP/Welcome To Tomorrow

9 4 11 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS/Right Beside You

10 7 6 ROBERT PALMER/Know By Now

11 5 20 WET WET WET/Love Is All Around

Cti 12 12 USA LOEB & NINE STORIES/Stay

13 13 8 JOE COCKER/The Simple Things

14 18 5 KYUE MINOGUE/Confide In Me

15 14 18 ALL 4 ONE/I Swear

Ci) 16 6 ROXME/Fireworks

17 10 9 PRINCE/Letitgo

CD 25 2 EAST 17/Steam

19 15 10 WARREN G & NATE DOGG/Regulate

DO 21 8 CHINA BLACK/Searching

4l 23 3 CYNDI LAUPER/Hey Now (Girls Just Want to Have Fun)

22 19 7 EDIE BRICKELL/Good Times

4DI 26 3 WHIGFIELD/Saturday Night

24 22 15 ELTON JOHN/Can You Feel The Love Tonight

29 3 LONDONBEAT/Come Back

26 20 15 INNER CIRCLE/Games People Play

27 28 8 RED DRAGON/Compliments On Your .Kiss

28 31 7 SYMBOL & NONA GAYE/Lovesign

29 24 15 ASWAD/Shine

30 30 15 ROWNG STONES/Love Is Strong

g 36 2 SHERYL CROW/All I Wanna Do

O OW TAKE THAT/Sure33 32 3 ANITA BAKER/Body And Soul

34 10 JOHN MELLENCAMP & ME'SHELL NDEGEOCELLO/Wild Night (Mercury)

35 33 11 JAM & SPOON/Find Me (Journey To Anyoona) (Dance Pool)

36 27 10 LET LOOSE/Crazy For You (Vertigo)

g 39 4 JOSHUA KADISON/Picture Postcards From L.A. (SBK)

0 111112110. ROLLING STONES/You Got Me Rocking (Virgin)

1311110. CORONA/The Rhythm Of The Night (DWA)

40 35 3 PET SHOP BOYS/Yesterday When I Was Mad (Pa rlophone)

(Columbia)

(East West)

(Jambco)

(Motown)

(Epic)

(Maverick)

(Warner Brothers)

(Ariola)

(Columbia)

(EMI)

(Precious)

(RCA)

(EMI)

(Deconstruction)

(Atlantic)

(EMI)

(Warner Brothers)

(London)

(Death Row)

(Wild Card)

(Epic)

(Geffen)

(X -Energy)

(Mercury)

(RCA)

(WEA)

,(Mango)

(NPG)

(Bubblin')

(Virgin)

(A&M)

(RCA)

(Elektra)

104 79 25 0

109 79 30 6

93 67 26 17

109 79 30 3

108 81 27 6

87 68 19 31

88 57 31 12

77 58 19 2

86 54 32 0

102 65 37 8

87 69 18 1

77 54 23 3

93 58 35 0

72 51 21 5

69 48 21 1

88 59 29 5

67 38 29 1

54 38 16 14

65 43 22 2

57 39 18 7

68 47 21 8

69 42 27 4

53 40 13 6

49 33 16 1

56 32 24 5

49 23 26 0

41 25 16 0

45 32 13 2

51 26 25 0

43 22 21 1

45 30 15 3

32 25 7 10

45 30 15 4

44 24 20 2

39 22 17 0

37 27 10 0

46 27 19 3

37 23 14 10

31 20 11 2

44 31 13 4

The EHR Top 40 chart is based on a weighted -scoring system. Songs score points by achieving airplay at M&M's EHR reporting stations, that target 12-34 year -old listeners with contemporary music killtime or during

specific doyports. Songs in 'A" rotation airplay receive more points than those in "B" rotation or more limited airplay exposure. Stations are weighted by market size and by the number of hours per week committed to the

format. indicates Europe's most Radio Active record, registering the biggest increase in chart points.Ver

CHARTBOUND

AMY GRANT/Lucky One

LIGHTNING SEEDS/Lucky You

SWING OUT SISTER/La La (Means I love You)

2 UNUMITED/No-One

BIG MOUNTAIN/Sweet Sensual love

MICHELLE GAYLE/Sweetness

REDNEX/Cotton Eye Joe

NAOMI CAMPBELL/Love And Tears

BRYAN FERRY/Your Painted Smile

GLORIA ESTEFAN/Turn The Beat Around*

DR, ALBAN/Let The Beat Go On

(A&M)

(Epic)

(Fontana)

(Byte)

(Giant)

(RCA)

(Epic)

(Virgin)

(Epic)

(Cheiron)

SINEAD O'CONNOR/Fire On Babylon (Ensign/Chrysalis)

SOUNDGARDEN/Black Hole Sun (A&M)

TONY DI-BART/Do It (Cleveland City)

JOSHUA KADISON/Jessie (SBK)

50/3

39/3

37/5

36/12

34/2

33/6

33/6

33/3

32/2

30/12

30/4

30/2

30/1

30/1

29/2

LA BOUCHE/Sweet Dreams (MCI)

ELTON JOHN/Circle Of Life* (Rocket)

CRASH TEST DUMMIES/God Shuffled His Feet (Arista)

ROACHFORD/This Generation

ERIC CLAPTON/Motherless Child*

JON SECADA/Whipped*

WESTERNHAGEN/Es Geht Mir Gut

HANNE BOEL/All It Takes

PRINCE ITAL JOE & MARY MARK/Life In The Streets

SHAMPOO/Trouble

FOREIGNER/White Lie*

C&C MUSIC FACTORY/Do You Wanna Get Funky

SHAWN COLVIN/Every Little Thing He Does Is Magic

ICE MC/It's A Rainy Day*

TRAFFIC/Some Kind Of Women*

(Columbia)

(Duck/Reprise)

(SBK)

(WEA)

(EMI -Medley)

(East West)

(Food)

(Arista)

(Columbia)

(Columbia)

(DWA)

(Virgin)

29/2

28/9

28/5

26/5

24/5

24/5

24/0

23/2

23/10

23/0

22/14

22/1

22/0

21/5

21/5

The EHR "chardsound" chart lists the total number of EHR reporting stations playing newer songs that do not yet have enough airplay points to rank among the EHR Top 40. The second number represents

how many stations reported it to M&M for the first lime. Songs which have received no new airplay for two consecutive weeks will be deleted from this chart but may reappear with new airplay. In the case of a

tie songs are listed by new odds. Asterisks indicate new entries in Chortbound. BPI Communications BV

rWit.

1-xtohrri

Airplay

Madonna's ManoeuvresIt doesn't really come as a surprise that this week'sRadio Active award is claimed by Madonna, whoseSecret made a majestic entrance last week with thehighest amount of adds ever scored (48). This weekagain, the single enjoys the largest number of new adds(31), earning it the status of Most Added leader for thesecond consecutive time. Secret also performs thisweek's highest leap in terms of positions, jumping up 11places from number 17 and landing in the middle of thetop 10 at number 6.

Madonna's new single is especially growing in

Denmark, Italy, France, Sweden and Belgium and is beingplaylisted now in 19 European territories. Italy shows thebest penetration figure (87% of M&M's EHR reporters),followed by Denmark (70%), the UK (60%) and Norway(55%). On a regional level, the track is best exposed in theSouth, where it climbs to the top spot this week. In theNorth the record is already top 3 (see Regional Airplay,page 35).

British teen act Take That grab the highest new entryin the EHR Top 4-0 at number 32 with Sure, the first singleto be included on their forthcoming third album, whichremains as yet untitled-as a matter of fact, the rest of thealbum still has to be recorded. Sure is the seventh EHR hitsingle for the quintet, whose most successful songs to dateare 1993's Relight My Fire (peaking at 3) and Pray (5)and this year's Everything Changes (also 5).

Sure profits from a roster that is of significantly highcalibre-no less than 53% of it comprises of platinum -ranked stations. This explains why the song entersrelatively high with "only" 32 stations at its side. As yet itis playlisted in merely six European countries, generatingthe best penetration ratios in the UK (65%) and Italy(60%). Belgium, Denmark, Germany and Holland are theremaining four. When talking regions, Take That's newmaterial is already number 11 in the South and number 12in the Northwest (see Regional Airplay).

Steam, the second single from the same -titled secondalbum from that other British teen act East 17, is alsomaking good moves on EHR. The song enters the top 20at number 18 in its second charting week, relying on asolid point -gain (the second-best of the week), due to 14weighty adds and a handful of conversions to a higherrotation level. East 17 is playlisted in 17 countries and,just like their fellow countrymen Take That, they meetgood response in their homeland (70% penetration) andItaly (53%). Unlike the former, however, they can alreadyboast conquering Dutch EHR-in Holland they register a

remarkable 100%. The group had four EHR hits before,of which Around The World went highest, peaking atnumber 5 earlier this year. (For more details on East 17,

see "Marketing The Music," page 17.) Pieter Kops

MOST ADDED

MADONNA/SecretBON JOVI/AlwaysEAST 17/SteamFOREIGNER/White LieSEAL/Newborn FriendGLORIA ESTEFAN/Turn The Beat AroundR.E.M./What's The Frequency Kenneth2 UNDATED/No-One

(Maverick) 31

(Jambco) 17

(London) 14

(Arista) 14(21T) 13

(Epic) 12

(Warner Brothers) 12

(Byte) 12

Moo added ore those songs wheat, reaned 6e highest mmrber oiplaylisr oddtians during the week. In 6e core of o he, songs

are hoed aphabehrolly by erne

"A" ROTATION PERFORMANCE

TERRY HALL/ForeverETERNAL/So GoodTAKE THAT/SureTONY DI-BART/Do ItROACHFORD/This GenerationWESTERNHAGEN/Es Gehl Mir GutWHIGFIELD/Saturclay Night

(Anxious) 85(EMI) 79(RCA) 78

(Cleveland City) 76(Columbia) 76

(WEA) 75(X -Energy) 75

Reenhon Pen'onnance is a fish, of doss records +i101 have acheeeel the bee A retesiw peneharion. Records lis6rI are (hose

artside the EHR tar 20 and with o vol number of reporeng storions of re lean 20 Songs red ore listed olphobericakf by artist

NEW TOP 20 CONTENDERS

FOREIGNER/White LieICE MC/It's A Rainy DayTRAFFIC/Some Kind OF WomenTERRY HALL/ForeverI

(Arista)(DWA)(Virgin)

(Anxious)

22

21

21

20

New Top 20 Contenders ore those wires ihof hove not yet hod on EHR top 20 hit and appear on this poge for the first erne with

this single. Artists ore listed by 661 number of stations. In case d a fie, records ore listed alphabetically by artist.



Airplayweek 42/94 REGIONAL CROSSOVERS

Tracking the cross -regional impact of songs © BPI Communications BV

BORDER BREAKERS Mainland European records breaking out of their region of signing

TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label Region Of Signing Crossover Regions Total Stations

1 1 8 ROXETTE/Fireworks EMI NORTH WC.EC.W.C.NW.S.SW.NE.SE.E 93

2 2 7 SNAP/Welcome To Tomorrow Ariola CENTRAL WC.EC.W.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 73

3 3 16 INNER CIRCLE/Games People Play WEA NORTH WC.EC.W.C.NW.S.SW.NE.SE.E 61

4 4 5 WHIGFIELD/Saturday Night X -Energy SOUTH EC.W.C.NW.N.NE.SE.E 575 5 28 CORONA/The Rhythm Of The Night DWA SOUTH W.C.NW.N.NE.SE 36

6 6 13 JAM & SPOON/Find Me (Journey To Anyoona) Dance Pool CENTRAL WC.EC.W.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 33

7 14 2 2 UNLIMITED/No-One Byte WEST CENTRAL EC.W.C.NW.N.S.NE.SE 33

8 7 21 ROXETTE/Crash! Boom! Bang! EMI NORTH WC.EC.W.C.S.SW.E 23

9 8 16 LA BOUCHE/Sweet Dreams MCI CENTRAL WC.EC.W.NW.S.SW.SE.E 25

10 9 11 JOVANOTTI/Serenata Rap Solaluna SOUTH W.C.SW.SE 23

11 13 3 REDNEX/Cotton Eye Joe Jive WEST CENTRAL EC.W.C.N 29

12 20 3 DR. ALBAN/Let The Beat Go On Cheiron CENTRAL WC.EC.W.N.S.SE 2713 10 4 MO-DO/Eins, Zwei, Polizei plaStika SOUTH WC.W.C.N.SW.SE 21

14 15 17 ICE MC/Think About The Way DWA SOUTH WC.W.C.NW.N.E 18

15 11 12 DJ BOBO/Everybody Fresh CENTRAL WC.W.NW.N.S.SE.E 21

16 NE ICE MC/It's A Rainy Day DWA SOUTH WC.EC.W.C.N.SW 20

17 16 37 ANGELIQUE KIDJO/Agolo Mango WEST C 13

18 12 29 ACE OF BASE/Don't Turn Around Mega NORTH W.C.NW.SW.SE 12

19 19 2 2 BROTHERS ON THE 4TH FLOOR/Dreams Bounce WEST CENTRAL EC.W.C.N.S.SE 20

20 NE ADRIANO CELENTANO/Attraverso Me Clan SOUTH WC.EC.W.C.SW 14

21 22 3 NICE LITTLE PENGUINS/Flying Replay NORTH EC.0 13

22 RE MIGUEL BOSE/Si Tu No Vuelves/Se Tu Non Torni WEA SOUTHWEST S 6

23 21 22 SIX WAS NINE/Drop Dead Beautiful Virgin CENTRAL WC.EC.W.NW.N.S.SW.SE 16

24 18 9 GIPSY KINGS/Medley Columbia WEST EC.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 13

25 23 8 DJ MIKO/What's Up Dig It SOUTH W.NW.SE.E 11

CHANNEL CROSSOVERS The top-playlisted UK/Irish records on mainland European radio

TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label Crossover Regions Total Stations

1 1 6 DAVE STEWART/Heart Of Stone East West WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 1302 3 6 ROBERT PALMER/Know By Now EMI WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 111

3 2 19 WET WET WET/Love Is All Around Precious WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 1034 5 5 KYLIE MINOGUE/Confide In Me Deconstruction WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 76

5 4 16 ELTON JOHN/Can You Feel The Love Tonight Mercury WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE 726 8 4 LONDONBEAT/Come Back RCA WC.EC.W.C.N.S.NE.SE 727 7 15 ROLLING STONES/Love Is Strong Virgin WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 548 17 2 EAST 17/Steam London WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE 469 6 14 ASWAD/Shine Bubblin' WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 6510 10 6 CHINA BLACK/Searching Wild Cord WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 4811 9 3 PET SHOP BOYS/Yesterday When I Was Mad Parlophone WC.EC.W.C.N.S.NE.SE.E 5212 12 3 NAOMI CAMPBELL/Love And Tears Epic WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW 3913 11 7 RED DRAGON/Compliments On Your Kiss Mango WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SE.E 3914 15 6 BRAND NEW HEAVIES/Midnight At The Oasis ttrr WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE 4215 13 4 SINEAD O'CONNOR/Fire On Babylon Ensign WC.EC.W.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 3716 20 3 LIGHTNING SEEDS/Lucky You Epic EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 4917 NE ROLLING STONES/You Got Me Rocking Virgin WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE 3818 19 4 BRYAN FERRY/Your Painted Smile Virgin EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE 4019 21 12 GUN/Word Up A&M EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE 2420 24 2 SWING OUT SISTER/La La (Means I Love You) Fontana EC.W.C.N.S.SW.SE.E 4021 14 14 TAKE THAT/Love Ain't Here Anymore RCA WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SE 3522 NE PINK FLOYD/High Hopes EMI EC.W.C.SW.SE 2423 22 13 ROACHFORD/Lay Your Love On Me Columbia C.N.SW.SE.E 2324 n NE WORLDS APART/Everlasting Love Arista WC.C.S.SW.NE 2325 NE TAKE THAT/Sure RCA WC.W.C.N.S 21

For all artists appearing on this chart, the Region Of Signing is Northwest.

ATLANTIC CROSSOVERS The top-playlisted North American records on European radio

TW LW WOC Artist/Title Original Label Crossover Regions Total Stations

1 1 20 YOUSSOU N'DOUR FEAT. NENEH CHERRY/7 Seconds Columbia WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 402 2 8 BOYZ II MEN/I'll Make Love To You Motown WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 453 6 3 BON JOVI/Always Jambco WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 15

4 3 5 LUTHER VANDROSS & MARIAN CAREY/Endless Love Epic WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE 355 12 2 MADONNA/Secret Maverick WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE 096 8 4 R.E.M./What's The Frequency Kenneth Warner Brothers WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE 10

7 5 8 JOE COCKER/The Simple Things EMI WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 21

8 4 11 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS/Right Beside You Columbia WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 059 10 12 LISA LOEB & NINE STORIES/Stay RCA WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 93

10 9 19 ALL 4 ONE/I Swear Atlantic WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE 9411 7 9 PRINCE/Letitgo Warner Brothers EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 91

12 13 4 CYNDI LAUPER/Hey Now (Girls Just Want to Have Fun) Epic WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE 9413 11 12 WARREN G & NATE DOGG/Regulate Death Row WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 8514 14 7 EDIE BRICKELL/Good Times Geffen EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 8515 15 6 JOSHUA KADISON/Picture Postcards From L.A. SBK WC.EC.C.N.S 6516 16 8 SYMBOL & NONA GAYE/Lovesign NPG WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 6017 20 3 SHERYL CROW/All I Wanna Do A&M EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 5418 21 5 JOHN MELLENCAMP & ME'SHELL NDEGEOCELLO/Wild Night Mercury WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE.E 51

19 18 19 MARIAH CAREY/Anytime You Need A Friend Columbia WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE 4720 19 3 ANITA BAKER/Body And Soul Elektra WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE 5621 NE GLORIA ESTEFAN/Turn The Beat Around Epic WC.EC.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE 3422 23 2 AMY GRANT/Lucky One A&M WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.NE.SE.E 5923 22 26 BIG MOUNTAIN/Baby I Love Your Way/Baby, Te Quiero Ati Giant WC.EC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW.SE 4324 RE SOUNDGARDEN/Black Hole Sun A&M WC.EC.W.C.N.S.SW.NE.SE 37

25 RE JOSHUA KADISON/Jessie SBK WC.W.C.NW.N.S.SW 34

For all artists appearing on this chart, the Region Of Signing is North America.

American -born Euro dance artist Ice MC,who is signed to the Italian DWA label,enjoys this week's highest new entry inthe Border Breakers chart at number 16.Apart from receiving playlistings at 11

stations in its region of origin (the South),It's A Rainy Day crosses over to 20 stat-ions in six "foreign" regions, thus beingensured of a solid and varied support rost-er outside the Italian-speaking areas.

Most fervently tuning into the Italiandance record is the Central region

(German-speaking areas), where no less than six reportersare playlisting the track, including gold -ranked Germanstations like the EHR-formatted OK Radio/Hamburg andRB 4/Bremen as well as the dance specialist Hit Radio N1/Nuremberg. The Swiss contribution to the record's

Central roster comprises of Radio Pilatus 104.9/Luzern,another gold -ranked EHR outlet.

The second best crossover region for "Rainy Day" isthe West Central (Dutch -speaking areas), where the supportbase is currently only to be found in the Belgian part-noless than five Flemish stations are championing the track,most significantly the platinum -ranked EHR reporterBRTN Radio Donna/Brussels. But also in a couple ofother regions, platinum stations are found playlisting thesong. These include the Southwest where Spanish nationalnetwork Cadena 40 Principales has joined in, and theWest, which is represented on this ranking level by French-speaking Belgian Radio Contact F/Brussels.

On the television side of airplay, it is interesting to notethat German Viva TV/Cologne also has the Ice MC trackon rotation, although this doesn't contribute to the entirelyradio -driven chart.

In the meanwhile, Ice MC's single is also doing wellsales -wise, as it has been charting for three weeks in theEurochart Hot 100 now, mounting to number 18 thisweek, thanks to chart positions in Italy (2), Spain (4),Germany (16), Belgium (17), Switzerland (19) and France(26). Pieter Kops

The Regional Crossover charts track the cross -regional movement ofproduct. The Border Breakers chart ranks the 25 most successfulContinental European records making airplay impact outside theirregion of signing (airplay achieved in the original region is excluded

from the calculations).The second chart, Channel Crossovers, registers the airplay pene-

tration of UK -signed artists in mainland Europe, while the third Top25, the Atlantic Crossover chart, ranks the most successful NorthAmerican artists according to regional airplay impact in Europe.

All three charts are non -format specific. "Region Of Origin" is notnecessarily an indication of where the artist comes from but, more sig-nificantly, where he/she is signed. An increasing number of nationalartists are signed to "foreign" labels and M&M wants to acknowledgethe crossover impact of such deals.

For each record, "Crossover Regions" are listed in order of first-

time airplay appearance.



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LW LW WOC

Original Tot

Artist/Ede Label Stat

Rotation NewA B Adds

1 1 6 BOYZ II MEN/I'll Make Love To You (Motown) 21 18 3 0

2 3 7 LISA LOEB & NINE STORIES/Stay (RCA) 20 16 4 0

3 2 5 VANDROSS/CAREY/Endless Love (Epic) 21 19 2 0

4 4 8 YOUSSOU N'DOUR/7 Seconds (Columbia) 21 17 4 0

5 5 3 WHIGFIELD/Saturday Night (X -Energy) 19 14 5 0

6 6 8 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS/Right Beside (Columbia) 18 16 2 1

7 7 13 CHINA BLACK/Searching (Wild Card) 19 14 5 0

8 8 3 CORONA/The Rhythm Of The Night (DWA) 16 13 3 1

9 10 3 BON JOVI/Always (Jambco) 15 12 3 0

10 9 3 CYNDI LAUPER/Hey Now (Epic) 19 17 2 0

11 12 2 EAST 17/Steam (London) 15 9 6 0

12 17 2 TAKE THAT/Sure (RCA) 16 13 3 1

13 19 3 MICHELLE GAYLE/Sweetness (RCA) 16 12 4 2

14 = NE R.E.M./What's The Frequency (Warner Brothers) 15 8 7 1

15 20 2 MADONNA/Secret (Maverick) 14 12 2 1

16 -.., NE PATO BANTON/Baby Come Back (Virgin) 13 9 4 4

17 s..- NE ELTON JOHN/Circle Of Life (Rocket) 13 8 5 3

18 18 12 LET LOOSE/Crazy For You (Vertigo) 14 10 4 0

19 13 2 EDIE BRICKELL/Good Times (Geffen) 17 11 6 0

20 14 9 RED DRAGON/Compliments On Your Kiss (Mango) 14 9 5 0

MOST ADDEDSEAL/Newborn FriendPRETENDERS/977

ULTIMATE KAOS/Some GirlsP.I & DUNCAN/If I Give My NumberFOREIGNER/White Lie

(MI(WEA)

(Wild Card)(Xsrhythrn)

(Arista)

NORTH

1W LW WOC Artist/TitleOriginal Tot

Label Sot

1 1 5 DAVE STEWART/Heart Of Stone (East West) 40

2 2 7 BOYZ II MEN/I'll Make Love To You (Motown) 353 17 2 MADONNA/Secret (Maverick) 334 3 4 ROBERT PALMER/Know By Now (EMI) 335 7 4 R.E.M./What's The Frequency (Warner Brothers) 256 6 3 VANDROSS/CAREY/Endless Love (Epic) 347 16 2 BON JOVI/Always (Jambco) 26

8 4 18 WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious) 27

9 9 3 KYLIE MINOGUE/Confide In Me (Deconstruction) 22

10 13 3 REDNEX/Cotton Eye Joe (Jive) 25

11 8 19 YOUSSOU N'DOUR/7 Seconds (Columbia) 2312 5 9 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS/Right 22

13 11 8 EDIE BRICKELL/Good Times (Geffen) 2214 15 4 ROXETTE/Fi reworks (EMI) 25

15 10 9 LISA LOEB & NINE STORIES/Stay (RCA) 18

16 14 2 SYMBOL & NONA GAYE/Lovesign (NPG) 2017 12 9 PRINCE/Letitgo (Warner Brothers) 17

18 = NE MICHELLE GAYLE/Sweetness (RCA) 1819 ss. RE LONDONBEAT/Come Back (RCA) 2020 s= NE SHERYL CROW/All I Wanna Do (A&M) 18

MOST ADDEDMADONNA/SecretBON JOVI/AlwaysREDNEX/Cotton Eye JoeMICHELLE GAYLE/Sweetness

EAST 17/Steam

TW LW WOC

CENTRAL=Original Tot Rototion New

Artist/Title Label Sot A B Adds

WEST

TW LW WOCOriginal Tot

Artist/ Lobed Stat


1 3 6 ROXETTE/Fireworks (EMI) 39 26 13 4 1 3 8 ELTON JOHN/Can You Feel (Mercury) 15 7 8 2

2 1 13 YOUSSOU N'DOUR/7 Seconds (Columbia) 34 28 6 0 2 1 7 FRANCIS CABREL/La Cabane (Columbia) 12 10 2 1

3 2 7 WESTERNHAGEN/Es Geht Mir Gut (WEA) 36 27 9 0 3 2 6 MC SOLAAR/Obsolete (Polydor) 13 11 2 1

4 5 6 JOSHUA KADISON/Picture (SBK) 33 23 10 14 5 4 DAVE STEWART/Heart Of Stone (East West) 14 11 3 1

5 4 18 WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious) 32 27 5 0 5 11 3 PINK FLOYD/High Hopes (EMI) 9 7 2 1

6 6 5 JOE COCKER/The Simple Things (EMI) 33 23 10 16 6 3 ALAIN SOUCHON/C'Est Deja Ca (Virgin) 12 8 4 0

7 8 7 WARREN G & NATE DOGG/Regulate (Death Row) 31 20 11 0 7 8 5 PATRICK BRUEL/Combien De Murs (RCA) 13 10 3 0

8 7 15 ALL 4 ONE/I Swear (Atlantic) 29 22 7 0 8 18 5 HEAVY D & THE BOYZ/This Is Your Night (Uptown/MCA) 9 9 0 1

9 10 3 BOYZ II MEN/I'll Make Love To You (Motown) 31 18 13 2 9 10 14 ROLLING STONES/Love Is Strong (Virgin) 11 5 6 0

10 9 3 DAVE STEWART/Heart Of Stone (East West) 30 20 10 110 13 3 CYNDI LAUPER/Hey Now (Epic) 10 4 6 1

11 16 2 BON JOVI/Always (Jambco) 30 21 9 7 11 - NE MADONNA/Secret (Maverick) 10 7 3 7

12 12 5 ROBERT PALMER/Know By Now (EMI) 27 13 14 0 12 9 12 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm (Arista) 8 7 1 0

13 13 4 ASWAD/Shine (Bubblin') 27 14 13 0 13 - RE SOUNDGARDEN/Black Hole Sun (A&M) 7 6 1 1

14 18 2 SHERYL CROW/All I Wanna Do (A&M) 24 13 11 2 14 7 9 FREDER/GOLDMAN/JONES/Des Vies (Columbia) 10 7 3 0

15 15 4 DJ BOBO/Everybody (Fresh) 24 19 5 0 15 15 4 PRINCE/Letitgo (Warner Brothers) 11 5 6 1

16 r- NE SNAP/Welcome To Tomorrow (Ariola) 23 17 6 2 16 14 2 I AM/Le Feu (Delabel) 6 4 2 0

17 17 2 PRINCE ITAL JOE/M.M./Life In (East West) 24 19 5 0 17 4 12 YOUSSOU N'DOUR/7 Seconds (Columbia) 11 9 2 0

18 14 4 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS/Right Beside (Columbia) 23 11 12 0 18 NE WARREN G & NATE DOGG/Regulate (Death Row) 10 7 3 1

19 11 14 INNER CIRCLE/Games People Play (WEA) 21 11 10 0 19 17 2 TONTON DAVID/Ma Number One (Delabel) 7 4 3 0

20 19 7 LISA LOEB & NINE STORIES/Stay (RCA) 21 11 10 0 20 = RE STILTSKIN/Inside (White Water) 7 6 1 0

MOST ADDED MOST ADDED

BON JOWAlways (Jambco) MADONNA/Secret (Maverick)

MADONNA/Secret (Maverick) PASCAL OBISPO/Ou Est L'Elue (Epic)

GERRY RAFFERTY/A New Beginning (Polydor) ELTON JOHN/Can You Feel The Love Tonight (Mercury)

WORLDS APART/Everlasting Love (Arista) BRYAN FERRY/Your Painted Smile (Virgin)

ROXETTE/Fi reworks (EMI) AEROSMITH/Crazy (Geffen)

WEST CENTRAL SOUTHRotation NewA B Adds TW LW WOC

Original Tot

Artist/Title Lobel SatRotation NewA B Adds TW LW WOC

Original Tot

Artist/Tide Label SotRotation NewA B Adds

30 10 1 1 1 7 T1MELESS/One More Step To Take (Dino) 13 8 5 0 1 13 2 MADONNA/Secret (Maverick) 17 16 1 6

28 7 0 2 4 13 ALL 4 ONE/I Swear (Atlantic) 12 10 2 0 2 1 3 BON JOVI/Always (Jambco) 14 13 1 0

25 8 14 3 7 5 VANDROSS/CAREY/Endless Love (Epic) 13 9 4 0 3 17 3 DAVE STEWART/Heart Of Stone (East West) 13 13 0 2

24 9 2 4 9 2 2 UNLIMITED/No-One (Byte) 11 7 4 1 4 s.- NE JAMIROQUAI/Space Cowboy (Sony Soho Square) 10 8 2 6

19 6 3 5 17 6 SNAP/Welcome To Tomorrow (Ariola) 11 8 3 0 5 7 3 ROBERT PALMER/Know By Now (EMI) 16 11 5 4

26 8 3 6 3 7 BOYZ II MEN/I'll Make Love To You (Motown) 13 10 3 0 6 2 3 SNAP/Welcome To Tomorrow (Ariola) 16 15 1 0

17 9 6 7 NE LIVIN' JOY/Dreamer (Underworld) 5 5 0 2 7 8 4 NAOMI CAMPBELL/Love And Tears (Epic) 13 11 2 1

19 8 0 8 6 20 WET WET WET/Love Is All Around (Precious) 11 9 2 0 8 4 5 BIAGGIO ANTONACCl/Non E' Mai (Mercury) 14 11 3 0

14 8 1 9 2 2 EAST 17/Steam (London) 9 4 5 0 9 11 11 JAM & SPOON/Find Me (Dance Pool) 16 9 7 1

17 B 5 10 10 2 JOSHUA KADISON/Picture (SBK) 11 7 4 1 10 6 3 PRINCE/Letitgo (Warner Brothers) 14 8 6 0

17, 6 0 11 NE MADONNA/Secret (Maverick) 8 6 2 3 11 10 3 TAKE THAT/Sure (RCA) 10 8 2 0

11 11 0 12 11 5 JOE COCKER/The Simple Things (EMI) 10 6 4 0 12 14 2 VANDROSS/CAREY/Endless Love (Epic) 15 14 1 1

13 9 0 13 12 4 DE DIJK/Als Ze Er Niet Is (Mercury) 8 6 2 0 13 5 11 SOPHIE B. HAWKINS/Right Beside (Columbia) 14 10 4 0

15 10 1 14 5 3 PAUL DE LEEUW/Voorbij/lk Ben (Brommerpech) 9 6 3 0 14 3 20 YOUSSOU N'DOUR/7 Seconds (Columbia) 13 11 2 0

14 4 0 15 > RE REDNEX/Cotton Eye Joe (Jive) 11 6 5 1 15 16 4 RON/Sono Usuale A Te (WEA) 15 14 1 2

15 5 1 16 20 2 MARCO BORSATO/Dromen Zijn Bedrog (Polydor) 6 5 1 1 16 12 4 ADRIANO CELENTANO/Attraverso Me (Clan) 9 7 2 0

12 5 0 17 14 2 BON JOVI/Always (Jambco) 9 5 4 0 17 19 3 WHIGFIELD/Saturday Night (X -Energy) 11 9 2 1

11 7 5 18 NE C.B. MILTON/Open Your Heart (Byte) 9 4 5 0 18 18 2 R.E.M./What's The Frequency (Warner Brothers) 14 11 3 0

11 9 1 19 = NE PRODIGY/Voodoo People (XL) 5 2 3 1 19 s-- NE PET SHOP BOYS/Yesterday When (Parlophone) 12 8 4 4

14 4 1 20 19 4 R.E.M./What's The Frequency (Warner Brothers) 6 3 3 1 20 -...- RE MIGUEL BOSE/Si Tu No (WEA) 6 5 1 0

MOST ADDED MOST ADDED

(Maverick) T-SPOON/Where R U Now (Ala Bianca) MADONNA/Secret (Maverick)

(Jambco) MADONNA/Secret (Maverick) JAMIROQUAI/Space Cowboy (Sony Soho Square)

(Jive) CAPPELLA/Move It Up (Media) ROBERT PALMER/Know By Now (EMI)

(RCA) LIVIN' JOY/Dreamer (Underworld) PET SHOP BOYS/Yesterday When I Was Mad (Parlophone)

(London) GLORIA ESTEFAN/Turn The Beat Around (Epic) LUCIO BATTISTI/Hegel (Numero Uno)

1W LW WOC Artist/EdeOriginal

Label

Tot

SotRotation NewA B Adds


2 2 4 R.E.M./What's The Frequency (Warner Brothers) 6 3 3 0

3 8 9 PRINCE/Letitgo (Warner Brothers) 5 4 1 0

4 = NE JUAN LUIS GUERRA/Vivire (Karen/BMG) 4 3 1 1

5 5 4 DAVE STEWART/Heart Of Stone (East West) 6 0 6 0

6 6 15 ROLLING STONES/Love Is Strong (Virgin) 5 2 3 0

7 4 6 JOAQUIN SABINA/EI Bulevar (Ariola) 5 0 5 0

8 NE ANTONIO FLORES/Alba (RCA) 3 2 1 0

9 7 8 CELTAS CORTOS/Lluvia En Soledad (DRO) 4 1 3 0

10 > NE JOHN MELLENCAMP/Wild Night (Mercury) 5 0 5 1

11 > RE JESUS & MARY CHAIN/Sometimes (Blanco Y Negro) 5 0 5 0

12 11 2 LA TRAMPA/EI Culpable Fui Yo (Zafiro) 3 1 2 0

13 12 2 DUNCAN DHU/A Tientas (G.A.S.A.) 3 1 2 0

14 NE DAVID SUMMERS/EI Beso Y El Perfume (WEA) 3 1 2 1

15 > NE JOSHUA KADISON/Jessie (SBK) 4 2 2 1

16 > RE MARIAH CAREY/Anytime You (Columbia) 5 0 5 0

17 9 2 21 JAPONESAS/Fuego De Nina (WEA) 4 0 4 0

18 18 4 CRASH TEST DUMMIES/Afternoons (Arista) LI 2 2 0

19 > NE PRESUNTOS IMPLICADOS/Tu Tierra (WEA) 3 3 0 1

20 19 3 BIG MOUNTAIN/Sweet Sensual Love (Giant) 3 1 2 0

MOST ADDED

INXS/The Strangest PartyEAST 17/SteamSTING/When We DanceJUAN LUIS GUERRA/VivireJOHN MELLENCAMP & ME'SHELL NDEGeOCELLO/Wild Night

(Mercury)(London)

(A&M)(Karen/BMG)

(Mercury)

EAST CENTRAL

1W LW WOC Artist/Ede

Original Tot

Label Son


1 2 2 R.E.M./What's The Frequency (Warner Brothers) 18 13 5 4

2 1 5 ROBERT PALMER/Know By Now (EMI) 17 9 8 1

3 12 2 DAVE STEWART/Heart Of Stone (East West) 13 11 2 4

4 B 3 E.BARTOSIEWICZ/Koziorozec (Izabelin Studio) 13 8 5 1

5 15 2 MAANAM/Roza (Pomaton) 12 9 3 2

6 16 3 VANDROSS/CAREY/Endless Love (Epic) 10 7 3 1

7 7 3 LIGHTNING SEEDS/Lucky You (Epic) 13 10 3 0

8 9 5 BRYAN FERRY/Your Painted Smile (Virgin) 12 8 4 0


10 = NE ROLLING STONES/You Got Me Rocking (Virgin) 12 9 3 6

11 19 2 TAYLOR/YOSHIKI/Foreign Sand (Parlophone) 13 4 9 3

12 3 6 JOE COCKER/The Simple Things (EMI) 13 8 5 0

13 6 7 ROXETTE/Fireworks (EMI) 13 7 6 0

14 18 4 PERFECT/Olowiana Kula (MJM) 8 5 3 1

15 s..- NE GOLDEN UFE/Ptak I Drzewo (Zic Zac) 11 9 2 3

16 = NE BON JOVI/Always (Jambco) 7 6 1 3

17 ,..-- NE J.J. CALE/Long Way Home (Delabel) 7 4 3 1

18 - NE TRAFFIC/Some Kind Of Women (Virgin) 10 7 3 3

19 u- NE KYLIE MINOGUE/Confide In Me (Deconstruction) 12 8 4 1

20 10 7 SINEAD O'CONNOR/Fire On Babylon (Ensign/Chrysalis) 7 4 3 0

MOST ADDEDROWNG STONES/You Got Me RockingANITA BAKER/Body And SoulR.E.M./What's The Frequency KennethDAVE STEWART/Heart Of StoneTRAFFIC/Some Kind Of Women

(Virgin)(Elektra)

(Warner Brothers)(East West)

(Virgin)

NW = NORTHWEST: British Isles(United Kingdom, Ireland).C = CENTRAL: German -Language areas(Germany, Austria, parts of Switzerland, Luxembourg).W = WEST: Francophone areas(France, Wallonia/Belgium, parts of Switzerland, Monaco).

N = NORTH: Scandinavia(Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Iceland, Finland).WC = WEST CENTRAL: Dukh-Language areas(Holland; Flanders/Belgium).S = SOUTH: Italian -Language areas(Italy, Ticino/Switzerland, Malta).

SW = SOUTHWEST: Iberia (Spain, Portugal)EC = EAST CENTRAL: East Central area(Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland).SE = SOUTHEAST: Balkan (no chart compiled yet).NE = NORTHEAST: Baltic area (no chart compiled yet).E = EAST: Eastern area (no chart compiled yet).



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