c_.;- ISSUE NUMBER 873 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER 7 7. JANUARY 18, 1991 AC TOPS FALL BIRCH; GOLD, COUNTRY GAIN R&R's exclusive Format Performance Index, our quick read on national format trends, reveals AC as the surprising winner in the fall '90 Birch survey, aided by CHR's 21 -share tumble. Country and Gold posted impressive increases. Page 26 NAACP BULLISH ON DAB The NAACP lormaiy entered the ongong digital aucbo Ixoadcasting debate this week, urging the FCC to !cense 15,000 commercial DAB stations. The civi rights group claims the now technology could help "sotve the persistent problem of gross under representation of m;norty-owned stations " Page 8 DON'T BE CRULLER Behold these two fine American disc jockeys celebrating the birth of a king AA the gory details in Street Talk, along with: Stern stufl Pirate prognostications Peaceful pursuits. Page 30 INS AND OUTS OF DATABASE MARKETING Continual computer advancements have put database marketing within reach of just about any station looking for a proven way to gather and manipulate information about its listeners_ Page 17 BOOSTING PRODUCTION Veteran production whiz Mitch Faulknar'S production primer includes advice on how to put together a happenire studio without Going broke, and where to find the right person to Crank out those critical spots Ind promos. Page 54 Judge To Cincy Rocker: Mind Your Z's And Q's WZRQ-WKRQ War Bolls An Ohio saint has ordered 7, - Rock affiliate WZRQ/clachs- nail to cease broodcading its call letters. but Reams Broad- casting officials are defyieg the court order on grounds that axnpliance would violate FCC rules and could force the statitm out of business. The legal action came last Friday 11/l1l atter a crosstown competitor, Great American Broadcasting CHR WKRQ/ Cincinnati, ccenplaines5 in a lawsuit that it was being dam- aged Ixcause the similarity in call signs and formats was con. Lambert Rises To Sr. VP At Atco Craig Lambert Arco VP/Promotion Craig lambert has been elevated to Sr. VP/Promotion He will con- tinue to report to VP/ GM Harry Palmer. "Craig has been one of the oxnerstones of the 'new At - co."' stated Palmer. -After startlers here a little over two years ago. Craig immediately put together one of the beat pro - tanner: teams in our industry. With that team, he's consistent- ly Liken every one of our rec- ords to radio arid to the market- place with commitn ent. drive. focus, and unbounded emrgy. resulting in unparallekd suc- cess for our label." LANBERT,Spe Pipe 28 Over Into Court Action fusing the Ilsterum pahlic and advertisers. Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas judge William Morrissey has signed an unusu- al ex parte temporary restrain- ing order prohibiting Reams "from broadcasting the words liTAQ,"Q.' or anything re- (fotely or deceptively similar thereto- until a hearing on Feb- ruary 25. The judge refused to hit the bajtniction after an emergency hearing Monday 11/N1, despite Rearm's picas that legal papers were served in Toledo only 15 minutes before the Cincinnati bearing VeaS scheduled, and that the court order tomes the statiao to risk losing its broad- cast license for violating FCC station II) rules_ Reams altar- ness are now prep:1=g an ap- peal whale the station continues to broadcast "As Led Zeppelin would say. I am dazed and confused." can- mertad Rearms Exec VP Peter Cavanaugh. "In theory. I could be in criminal contempt of meat. I gl&MC But no coe's broached the OAK, and it didn't come up during Ntoniny's hear- WZRO See Page 28 1100 Indecency Complaints [I 1989 U 1990 160* 1 3 4 oar eel ?SS 1a hd wane. 1,8 our*. en Indecency Gripes Off In '90 D°sot* a came or pr toes in To second her of the yw, ,- decency cancoints to the FCC more dawn 26% es 1990 ton% 1989 The FCC recaVect 3917 convatints about radio and TV eriut Wet year. down 1343 (morn '89. Vitae Commission slattors co.bin t 'vain the increase ci cornalaints ri to:MOW 1990. Enforce- ment Orson Chet Chivies Kelley speculated =se dsgruneed onions awe moved to lodge Comlateitt Sie the FCC's *gravies to Me troadcataws became known Source: FCC 144153 Ueda &ri.i. Enforvormirx Otirtsol Fiir Loos reprosont innocency cormiatrits tor boa.) rsino and TV mid In- clude vrvirtim enei Wont bemiring the °vent state or broad - Cast mealy to mostly documented complaint's about Ipecac sta- darn. Mat bietudoo me Itlefors recehad es part 00 organized Ina. hOecency wrarat camagns Eckstine, Bone Assume Mercury Co -Presidency Ed Eckstine Veteran industry executives Ed Eekstlae and Mike Bone have been appointed CoPresi dents at Merrury Reecrds The pair will report to PotyGram -4111=11111Er 1 Fee, Utz Upped To VP/ GM At Group W AORs As expected. Group II his up- en,hip abilities that have cam- ped VINEW-FM/Nra York Sta- ed them the titles and response bon Manager Ted Utz to VP/ bullies at these great radio stre GM. Conetwrently. the cam- Bona." patsy has elevated WMMR/ Utz began his 15 -year radio PhILidelphLi Station Manager career as co-owner 01 WAQX/ Chock FM to T/GM_ The pro- Symeuse. He moved on to prep nictior6 are primarily titular in gram WPYX/Albany. %WV/ mature. as both Utz and Fee Prosideare. and KTX(1/thallas have been handling GM duties before joining WNLMR as OM in at their respect, Jim AORs for PM. Re was named WNEW- quite a iii e. FM Station Manager in 1916. Group W Itegxeial VP Mike Fee served as ii'MMR GSM Craven remarked. -Ted and for four years before being up. Chick have exhibited the man, pad to Station Manager last agement qualities and lead January Mate Bone ternat tonal President/CEO Main Levy. "Mercury Records is a crown jewel In the PolyGram label family in terms af its net' his- tory. existing artist rosier. and strong ingemsbonal repertoire through its Phonogram iation." remarked Levy. "One of Its strategic riti.ssions is to be- come a major farce in the black music area, in addition to its current strengths in the hard net pop. and country arenas. With Mike and Ed waning in each of their respective arras . I feel confident that Mer- cury will be settkig standard.% tar Ike Industry.- MEACUfre Pros 26 R&R Observes King Day h .:-..oser. :time of Merlin Luther King Jr. Or,. Rill's o. - too es LA , Washington. and Naha, rail tie dosed Monde/ Newsstand Price $6.00 WINNING PROMOTIONS, CONTEST IDEAS Puttin' On The Bits Pages 50, 56
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ISSUE NUMBER 873 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER7 7.
JANUARY 18, 1991
AC TOPS FALL BIRCH;GOLD, COUNTRY GAINR&R's exclusive FormatPerformance Index, our quickread on national formattrends, reveals AC as thesurprising winner in the fall'90 Birch survey, aided byCHR's 21 -share tumble.Country and Gold postedimpressive increases.
Page 26
NAACP BULLISH ON DABThe NAACP lormaiy entered theongong digital aucbo Ixoadcastingdebate this week, urging the FCCto !cense 15,000 commercial DABstations. The civi rights groupclaims the now technology couldhelp "sotve the persistent problemof gross under representation ofm;norty-owned stations "
Page 8
DON'T BE CRULLERBehold these two fine Americandisc jockeys celebrating the birth ofa king AA the gory details in StreetTalk, along with:Stern stufl Pirate prognostications Peaceful pursuits.
Page 30
INS AND OUTS OFDATABASE MARKETINGContinual computer advancementshave put database marketing withinreach of just about any stationlooking for a proven way to gatherand manipulate information about itslisteners_
Page 17
BOOSTING PRODUCTIONVeteran production whiz MitchFaulknar'S production primerincludes advice on how to puttogether a happenire studio withoutGoing broke, and where to find theright person to Crank out thosecritical spots Ind promos.
Page 54
Judge To Cincy Rocker:Mind Your Z's And Q'sWZRQ-WKRQ War Bolls
An Ohio saint has ordered 7, -Rock affiliate WZRQ/clachs-nail to cease broodcading itscall letters. but Reams Broad-casting officials are defyieg thecourt order on grounds thataxnpliance would violate FCCrules and could force the statitmout of business.
The legal action came lastFriday 11/l1l atter a crosstowncompetitor, Great AmericanBroadcasting CHR WKRQ/Cincinnati, ccenplaines5 in alawsuit that it was being dam-aged Ixcause the similarity incall signs and formats was con.
Lambert RisesTo Sr. VPAt Atco
Craig LambertArco VP/Promotion Craig
lambert has been elevated toSr. VP/Promotion He will con-tinue to report to VP/ GM HarryPalmer.
"Craig has been one of theoxnerstones of the 'new At -co."' stated Palmer. -Afterstartlers here a little over twoyears ago. Craig immediatelyput together one of the beat pro -tanner: teams in our industry.With that team, he's consistent-ly Liken every one of our rec-ords to radio arid to the market-place with commitn ent. drive.focus, and unbounded emrgy.resulting in unparallekd suc-cess for our label."
LANBERT,Spe Pipe 28
Over Into Court Actionfusing the Ilsterum pahlic andadvertisers.
Hamilton County Court ofCommon Pleas judge WilliamMorrissey has signed an unusu-al ex parte temporary restrain-ing order prohibiting Reams"from broadcasting the wordsliTAQ,"Q.' or anything re-(fotely or deceptively similarthereto- until a hearing on Feb-ruary 25.
The judge refused to hit thebajtniction after an emergencyhearing Monday 11/N1, despiteRearm's picas that legal paperswere served in Toledo only 15minutes before the Cincinnatibearing VeaS scheduled, andthat the court order tomes thestatiao to risk losing its broad-cast license for violating FCCstation II) rules_ Reams altar-ness are now prep:1=g an ap-peal whale the station continuesto broadcast
"As Led Zeppelin would say. Iam dazed and confused." can-mertad Rearms Exec VP PeterCavanaugh. "In theory. I couldbe in criminal contempt ofmeat. I gl&MC But no coe'sbroached the OAK, and it didn'tcome up during Ntoniny's hear-
WZRO See Page 28
1100
IndecencyComplaints
[I 1989
U 1990
160*
1 3 4
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1a hd wane. 1,8 our*. en
Indecency Gripes Off In '90D°sot* a came or pr toes in To second her of the yw, ,-
decency cancoints to the FCC more dawn 26% es 1990ton% 1989
The FCC recaVect 3917 convatints about radio and TV eriutWet year. down 1343 (morn '89. Vitae Commission slattors co.bin t'vain the increase ci cornalaints ri to:MOW 1990. Enforce-ment Orson Chet Chivies Kelley speculated =se dsgruneedonions awe moved to lodge Comlateitt Sie the FCC's *graviesto Me troadcataws became known
Source: FCC 144153 Ueda &ri.i. Enforvormirx Otirtsol FiirLoos reprosont innocency cormiatrits tor boa.) rsino and TV mid In-clude vrvirtim enei Wont bemiring the °vent state or broad -Cast mealy to mostly documented complaint's about Ipecac sta-darn. Mat bietudoo me Itlefors recehad es part 00 organized Ina.hOecency wrarat camagns
Eckstine, Bone AssumeMercury Co -Presidency
Ed Eckstine
Veteran industry executivesEd Eekstlae and Mike Bonehave been appointed CoPresidents at Merrury Reecrds Thepair will report to PotyGram
-4111=11111Er 1Fee, Utz Upped To VP/GM At Group W AORs
As expected. Group II his up- en,hip abilities that have cam-ped VINEW-FM/Nra York Sta- ed them the titles and responsebon Manager Ted Utz to VP/ bullies at these great radio streGM. Conetwrently. the cam- Bona."patsy has elevated WMMR/ Utz began his 15 -year radioPhILidelphLi Station Manager career as co-owner 01 WAQX/Chock FM to T/GM_ The pro- Symeuse. He moved on to prepnictior6 are primarily titular in gram WPYX/Albany. %WV/mature. as both Utz and Fee Prosideare. and KTX(1/thallashave been handling GM duties before joining WNLMR as OM inat their respect, Jim AORs for PM. Re was named WNEW-quite a iii e. FM Station Manager in 1916.
Group W Itegxeial VP Mike Fee served as ii'MMR GSMCraven remarked. -Ted and for four years before being up.Chick have exhibited the man, pad to Station Manager lastagement qualities and lead January
Mate Bone
ternat tonal President/CEOMain Levy.
"Mercury Records is a crownjewel In the PolyGram labelfamily in terms af its net' his-tory. existing artist rosier. andstrong ingemsbonal repertoirethrough its Phonogramiation." remarked Levy. "Oneof Its strategic riti.ssions is to be-come a major farce in the blackmusic area, in addition to itscurrent strengths in the hardnet pop. and country arenas.With Mike and Ed waning ineach of their respective arras
. I feel confident that Mer-cury will be settkig standard.%tar Ike Industry.-
MEACUfre Pros 26
R&R ObservesKing Day
h .:-..oser. :time of MerlinLuther King Jr. Or,. Rill's o. -too es LA , Washington. andNaha, rail tie dosed Monde/
Newsstand Price $6.00
WINNING PROMOTIONS,CONTEST IDEAS Puttin' On The Bits Pages 50, 56
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mDeeper Shade of Soul' has beenTop 10 requests for six weeks in arow. Singles sales have exploded inAtlanta?"RICK STACY, LH CHESTNUT,PWR99/ATLANTA
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Benjamin Now WHFS PDRobert Benjamin, APD/MD at
Infinity Classic Rock WXI(KIK-ROCK)/New has bornranted PD at Duchossoh prove*sive AOR WILFS/Washingloo-Bal-timorr. He succeeds Toni ('alder.car, who took the PE) yob atWORE/Long Island
-Robert's from this area and hasbeen pitching this job for quite awh ile. so we've taxmen ateut himfor some time.- remarked WHYSVP/GM Alan Hay. "He's got thepassion for the music and the gutsand knowledge to get the jobdc'
got involved in radio becausesoon day I wanted to program astation like WHFS in a place laceWashingem," Benjamin told R&R.-The station has tremendous po-tential in two great cities "
Benjamin joined WXRK as itslOptieltun personality in 19E6 andwas upped to APD/MD the follow-tng year. Prior to corning to NewUric. he was an air talent at Cali-fornia AORs KOhlEiSan Jose andKFMF/Chko.
The station has no plans. to hirean OM to work with Benjamin
WYAY & WYAI UpMason-Dixon To PD
In the wake of WY,SN' & WYAI/Atlanta Station Manager BillWise's boost to GM last isreic, at.term= personality George Mason -nixes has been promoted to PD ofthe FM Country combo_ Mason-rAxon, who'll now be on learn-lern. replaces PI) Dave Faster,who'd had a 9arierxxn runthift.Concurrently, MDfmiddayer DixieLee has been upped to API) andwill move to 24pen.
Mason-Dix:el told R&R, "Work-ing with Bill Wise is going to lxvery exciting. The station has done
a lot of great things, but we're madone yet "
From 1-97585, when WYAY wasAC %WIT/Gainesville, Mason.Dixon held a variety of positions.including PD. Re remained as airtalent when Neallty bouelit thestation, moved it to Atlanta. andflipped it to Country' nx years ago.
Other ctitrigm at the Y's: NSMJamie Sloan has exited. the =en-ing show has been extended from5:30-9arn to 5:30.10arie and nightjock Ashley has been replaced byparthmer Alison West.
McMurray New KMGC GMCorbett GSM At WNCI
Pending FCC approval ofKMGC: Dallas's transfer fromShamrock to Nationwide. WNCl/Columbus GSM Chris McMurrayhas been named GM at KMGC. JoeMello will serve as KMGC GSM.while hack at WNC1. LSM KatieCorbett has moved up to GSM
WB BoostsButler To VP
Larry Ehotter
Warner Bros. vet Larry Butlerhas been elevated to VP/Artist Re-lations from National Artist Re_la-nom Manager, a pad he's heldsame 1505.
Butler's Warner Brew. tenure be-gan in 1979, when he was namedArtist Developrient Manager forthe college market. His weak busi-ness excerience inckides a numberof road rit.snaiang stints: he's alsoperformed as a keyboardist.
"Larry's reputation for reliabili-ty. ineenuity, and pure profession.lawn have made him sonk.thim ofa legend in the artist relationsGeld." commented Libel Sr VP/Anise: Relations Cart Scott.
Nationwide VP/Radio MickeyFranke told R&R, "Chris had beenwith WNCI foe seven years in thesales department She left to be.owns Saks Manager for WarnerCommunications locally, and re-turned to us in I986 as LSM. Weprornottd her to GSM the followingyear, and now it's time for her torun a major station of her tam.She's done an cuLsbinding jab forus. Her energy level is so high,she'd make coffee nervous_
"Katie is withcut question thebest person to spearhead our WNCIsales efforts All of this hinges. ofcoarse, an our taking over KMGC.which we expect to do in the first
Kazda VP/GM AtKTCJ & KTCZ
Parker communications VP/Op.erotic= Ron Kazda has been ram-ed VP/GM at the company's Min-neapolis Jan/AOR combo KTCJ &KTCZ. Mike Roes has exited after(cur years.
Jahn Parker said thechange came about beciuzse of-thaw. proverbial philosophical differemrs. Mike did a fine Job for tax,but at this point it was best we gocur separate ways. Ron has done asuperb job far us on a corporatelevel and will be an excellent
Kan is is a 35 -year ind.ntry vetwhose primary experience hasbeen in radio sales and engineer-Irg. He joined Parker in 1946 asCorporate Technical Director andwas elevated to VP/Operabonsthree years ago. This is his firstparturient GM post_
David Allen
Allen NamedKBSG PD
Oldies consultant David Allenhas been tapped to replace Jim La.mares as PD of Viacom GoldKBSGPSeattie_
VP/GM Brace leaven Starkcommented. "David brings to thetable not only format expertise, butthe ability to nurture our air personahities into a dpurrae foot inthe market"
Allen told R&Ft. "'Roe fall rating,.show this statical really' came onshow. Prior to my arrival, the sta-tion made some musical adjustmerits and became more agen..-sive in marketing. Our key an -aulime Is 'Fun Oldies.' The numile is
raatw'ally tun, and now' it's a matterof getting the aim:Wien to scum!as if they're having fun. I'D workwith the anreuricers to provide thatelement"
Allen previously programmedTranstar's OldimiSpecials Divi-sion. and was PI) at K.VMJ (rowKISIXX)/Paonsix and KXKL/Dea-%vv.
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Elektra TapsSchnur AsVP/AOR
Steve SchnueChrysalis Records VP/Album.
Alternative, and Video PromotionSlew Samar has returned to Fick-tra Eatertalitment as. VP/AlbumPromotion
"1 take great pleasure in wet.corning Steve back to the E]&trafamily," remarked Sr. VP/Promo-tion Rick Alden. 'Steve has dere].oped the savvy. expertise, and flairthat make for effective andpenehmting promotion."
Noted St -tour. -Tir integrityand credibility of the musk thatcomes from Elektra due to(Chadrinanl Bob Kra:boa. guidedby (Sr. l'P/GM1 Brad Hunt, andon:elated by the best there is -Welk Alden - made it an easy deci-son for me to come back,"
Schnur entered the music indus-lrY as a programming assistant forMTV in tmiRI. tic first joined Elek-tra in 1965 at the label's New Yorkpromotion other, and moved toChrysalis in 1989
JANUARY 18, 1991
WHEN YOU'RE ALONEWatching a direct competitor change formatsis usually cause for celebration. But being thelone gun presents its own set of challenges.as Kt:MB-FM/Minneapolis is learning.
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FEATURESRADIO BUSINESS: NAACP to FCC on DAB 8OVERVIEW MANAGEMENT: Successful database marketing 17 MEDIA: 1990's biggest videos 18 LIFESTYLES: Top 25 frarsehiseS 22 TECHNOLOGY: DAT vs. °CC 23NEWS8REAK ER S 24FORMAT PERFORMANCE INDEX 28STREET TALK: Stern miliondollar man? 30TIMELINE 38RATINGS: Latest fab results . . 39RATINGS & RESEARCH: Targeting "parbcle people' 42 MUSIC DA TEBCX)K 44 COMPACT DATA 44 POLLSTAR 44 ROCK OVER LONDON 45
MARKETPLACE 60OPPORTUNITIES 62
TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE 16
FORMATSCHAAOR: Bountat4 bits to stealURBAN CONTEMPORARY: Production hawsAC: Holidays revisitedCOUNTRY: Active tsucfrboning explained
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VIDGY/M Innea polls PI) Jimeballots has been namtd PI) forMalefic sister static(' CountryKEES% lie replaces Lee Rogers.who kit to program WQIK-AM &FM/Jacksonvilk to November.DuBois will continue as PD ofNews/TalluSperts WDGY.
WDGY & KF.EY VP/Gled Mkk.inselmo corrunented "Jim hasproven hirreell a censuinnsateteam player with a clear vision forthe stations' Mures His keg asseselation with Twin Cities radio giveshim a strong understanding of themarketplace and competitive envi-=uncle "
DuBois, a Minneapolis native.joined WDGY to 1981 and has work-ed as n personality. an AE. and areporter in his 17 -year broadcastcareer. He was named WDGY PDin April 195)
Sledge TakesKMLE PD Gig
WFOX Atlanta PD/middaypersonality Alan Sledge has beennamed PD at Shamrock coosinedCountry KNI-1-:,,Phoenix. He suc-ceeds Bob Gll ser.. who's joinedRusty Walker & Associates as aconsultant
KMLE VP/GM J.D. Freemanlaid HIS, "Were extremely pleas-ed to he able to promote front with-in the company. Alan demon-strated his atdbty to achieve suc-cess in Atlanta. and we look for-ward to his experience and enthusi-asm helping us in this arena."
Sedge, a 17 -year radio vet. jotn-ed WFOX three -and -a -half yearsago folkeving programming peed -lions in Denver and 41olcarie Thisis his first Country PD gig, thoughbe's previcsady worked cm air atCountry outlets.
Chrysalis/Coottempo TapsDixon Nat'l Dir.
Rabin DixonFormer Han Asa
Roble Disco has joined Chrysalis/Cootternpo as Native al Director/Black Music Promotion.
Ed Strickland. VP/Black Musicat the newly expanded label. noted,"Having spent five years at Radio& Recorth. Robin is a weinrespeeded and focused individualShe's energetic, goadonented and
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Barrett FirstDeputy GMFor HearstBroadcasting
The Hearst Corporation has pro.incited WEAL (AM) & &
VilIAL.TV/Baltimore GM DavidBarrett to the newly created post ofDeputy GM of Broadcasting. Al-though Barrett assumes the NewYork -bared duties immediately, hewill remain in Baltimore until a re-placernent is named.
Hearst Broadcasting GM JohnCossomikes commented, "DaveBarrett's diversified bmaikastingexperieere, mature business judg'intent, and the leadership he hasshown in every as:stoma:a makehim ideally suited for this imp or-null position."
Barrett joined Hearst to 1984 asGM of WBAL ( A/tf ) and WIYY.The fonowing year he was namedGM of Hearst Radio. He becameGM of the company's WEAL divi-sion In late 1989. Prior to I karst,Barrett held various managementposts with Doubleday Broadcast -lax including Exec_ VP, VP/GlitKWICANt &F:MiSt_ Lends. and VP/GM of WAVA/Washington. He's al-so managed radio stations in Can-ada.
Hearst Broadcasting awn sixradio stations - %MAL & WIYY'Baltimore, WTA.E. & 14111TX/Pitts-burgh. and & 1,11TQ,,Stit-vraukee arid six television sta-tions
Lee Does The
WHTQNames SteelTo PD Post
VI IOT /Toledo Pt) Jim steel hasbeen mimed PD at TX ('ommuni-cations AOR W1tT11.,Orlando. Hesucceeds Ken Carson. who exitedsix weeks ago. WIOT unnreshately.upped Lynn Casye to succeedSteel.
TK VP/AOR Brian Knorr toldSIR. **I wanted somebody utiowas successful. aggressive. intelli-gent, and not afraid to roll the dice.Hands down, hr was the guy."
Steel has spent his entire seven-arsd-a-half year professienal radiocareer at MOT. where he onceserved as station trussed. He waspromoted In PD in ISMS.
"I've gone :tinted as far as I cango here." explained Steel. "It wassort of like time knocking on thedoor and saying, 'You're 213,and you and your dog can go to Or-lando and do your best '"
Wilson ReturnsTo KCMO As PD
Former KCMO/Kansas CityAPD Brian Wilson has rejoined theGannett Radio News/Talk outlet asPD. He replaces Mike Shantn. whoresigned earlier this month
"Brian's experience here andexperience he gained back Eastmake him the right man at theright time for this job." said KCMGPresident/GM Don Trouts
Wilson's just ruts:died a five -
month stint as Station Manager ofWSPR /Springfield. MA. Beforethat, be spent six years withKCMO. rising from Special EventsCoordinates to A.PD. He said. "Thisstation has been through aotnechanges - I've worked for threeowners in six years. 'Be challengeis to bring scox stability and coreaistency; I think I can do that, be-cruase I know this wankel and thisstation. I know where the skeletonsare hidden."
Write Thing
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BMG Deal Is Critique's Choice
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NAACP Proposes 15,000DAB Stations By 2011Strother Provides FCC With Analysis
The NAACP wants the FCC to dramatically increasethe number of radio stations and license 15,000 commer-cial digital audio broadcasting stations by the year 2011,with 23% going to minority owners. And while Washingtonwaits for the NAB to finish its DAB spectrum study,Strother Communications Inc. has given the FCC ananalysis of its own,
The NAACP. League of UnitedLatin American Citizens. and Na-tional Black Media Coalitionstrm.ect the driportance of accom-modating minorities and said DABprovides the FCC with the oppor-[unity "to solve the persistent prob-lem of weeis urderrepresentationof minxity-owned stations."
After locking at all MO Arbitraterated markets, the civil rightsgetups corichalA that 9144 new mi-nority -owned stations are needed.'Dry also said another 1151 now:taboret, open to all applicants,rhoukl be made available in therated markets.
The plan would more than triplethe camber of radio statist in30111C markets. For example, theNAACP proposed rICW competi-tors for Cireinnati's 26 current sta-tions, with 49 el the new stations re-served for minorities. OklabxnaCity's 15 AM and FM stationswould migrate to DAB, only to findthemselves facing 67 additionalstations, seed 49 of them minority -owned,
Strother Weighs OptionsStrutter C.ornnruniCatjOM gave
the FCC its assessment of spec-trum requirements for seven dif-ferent approaches to DAB. rangingfrom a maximum bandwidth ot 320MHz to duplicate current AMand FM stations at their currenttrarernitter saes - to a mMimurnof 8 MHz to tmplernent DAB as a
third competing service. SCI Presi-dent Roo Strother said the latter isa worst -case scenario In case theFCC animates little spectrum forDAB. Weber's preferred planwould let all AM and FM stationsmigrate to a 40 MHz -wide DABband. while allowing sonic mornfor new stations.
Still to be seen it the NAB's spec-trum analysis NAB engineer
Ralph Justus said Monday i tr 141the DAB study is nearly complete.but won't be made public until it'sreviewed at this month's boardmeeting in Naples, FL DAB islikely to be one of the meeting'shottest topics. a number of groupoperators have been invited for aspecial DAB briefing In otherDAB developments:
NAB's technical advisorypanel on DAB heads to France Sat-urday 1 V 191 for a demcnstnition ofthe second -generation EurekaDAB systinn. NAB Sr. VP MikeKau told Halt receivers are doomto about the size of a CD player.
Swift* Radio ChairmanMartin Rothbiatt told a Washingtonsatellite certermce he exports thefirst public demonstrations of Stan -lord Telecom's DAB system thesecond half et this year,
Radio Satellite Corp. ChairmanGary Noreen said a survey byBroadcast lavestineat Analystsconfirms the viability of his non-CDquality satellite DAB plan. Fill-ly 79% of those surveyed said a ten-statke nationwide satellite radioseries with FM quality would bedesirable. and ASS said they weresatisfied with the sound of theirfavorite FM station_
NAB Seeks TighterTranslator Rules
The NAB is urging the FCC to further tighten its re-cently toughened rules for the operation of FM translators.Among the "few but important" changes the trade groupwants the FCC to make to its November ruling:
Westwood One CutsDebt By $49 Million
Bondholders overwhelmingly accepted WestwoodOne's exchange offer, helping Me company shave $49 mil-lion from Its $214 mien corporate debt. Approximately84% of WW1's bonds were tendered when the exchangeotter closed Friday (1/11),
"Thee fn'tharrie crew is ono Commeant or a longterm yaw to assProw Oar opannons and capitastructura- said WW1 President'CFO William &Mason. He said insbard orichmge wit "recbcoterm debt end incream cosh cow,"It also oar retlacir WWI 'a arnuel hertorso payments by more than $2.5rnion
Wilt announced the exchangercater In ilitiernber, cawing bond`hiders a higher interest rile is go-tten fce reducing the tariceid40% of tae gnome We yak* ThatOnce was imemereed n Orecemberto crowd* a tower avast trite iceconvoning Ovo bee** to WW1 com-mon Wick whidi VP'S-nonce st
Peter Serdwick aid gave bond.Widen 'mom Leads pawned:
Ekectisickei agreed to inrChehO$83 rrilbon face value in 6 75%bonds he $34 melon tar.e value innew bonds paying 9% rawest.ITho anomie Mee were reversed intest week's R&R.) The new bondsao coevertbie to WW1 Mock is$3.50 The sock dosed lewldnY(1,141e1 $1 88
Westwood One. Mitch OwnsRik re the nation's lieges! wo-e:fixer of radio proGarrrring andtwine cr the Mutual and NBC Ra-dio Networks. e1 Man owns KOL2)toe Angeles, WYNWiltwr York.and SOS of ViNEWYork.
Bar translators from airing"'advertising messages" during the30 seconds per hour they're allowedto originate programming arid lim-it financial support sobeitations tothe "enhanced underwriting"messages permitted on ounces-La-merciel stations.
Protebit the 30 seconds perhour of translator program origin-ation time from being broken intosmaller segments.
Allow FM stations to set uptranslator service in areas unserv-ed by radio I "stilts areas") with-out incurring the trcubfl and ex-pense of filing an application for awaiver of the Cornrnis.-Oon's trans-lator rides.
Translators. *inch receive anFM signal and simultaneously re-broadcast it on another frequency,were first approved by the FCC in1910 to help FM stations fill holes intheir primary coverage areas orprovide service to remote arrasthat Lark forest service. The Conernkaicm's November action.. which
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DCREPORTPAT CLAWSON
Sikes Aims At PAC -Men
FCC Chairman Al Sikes has taken a swipe at the bigpoetical money behind the broadcasting industry inno less a pubic forum than Nowswook magazine.
saying industry lobbyists are jeopardizing U.S. leadership intelecommunications because "no troublesome now compe-tition is wanted.
In the United Stales, powerhe forces went to coraerve the MMus quo.Ikellicel ii=efloOrrinattees connected to the cony oracalims Industry wearrixig I'le richest speeksalierser noun* in Wastroon Puna PACstwo a vested newest In preeeniing things as they we, and eicurribent con-uresamen - dependent upon PAC mom, - we more then reedy to re -weed to them inneroets,- Skid swot* in the January 14 ewe
&though Sees never maimed ttro NAB by name, the industry groupthinks I's st)30 OW In a somovaxt defensive response, eta grow sad ItIs our lob to work tor a cavalier. environment in which brcederieters conoperate, and we wart In on Capitol He and at the FCC when that cam-pee5* balance Ert threatened -
Britain Opens National FM Bidding
British Radio Authority Chairman Lord Chalfont has°period bidding for the fist of three nationwide corn.mercial radio Icenses to serve the ()riled Kingdom,
creating an interesting opportunity for Arnencan broadcast-ers with an appetite for risk and the guts to open theircheckbooks. No one's sue yet ;ust how much the licensecoukl be worth, but bid estimates are in the $15 millon-S17mition range.
More thin 30 companies have indicated trey nay bid for the fest i.cone, which a to cover at West 85% of the UK on FM Virgin Broadcastleg Ud.., a venkre of Vligla Records fonder Richard Branson, n eriongthe pcteneal biddies. Appicattos cost $18,000 each, and bids ire dueApra 22. Two national AM kenos will be eanclaried eta', Al mend a.cemes WI rimy an wirLarl lee of $1.8 mien.
Al hough lonviir Owillwaho is breed to 20%, Tribune BroadcastingWilado Wayne Wiseman told MIR his canonry is totem; io ricitt-rital&tab tiernmea Montreux Companies brokers Peter Stromitolst andRobb Weis Mao we conterrptaing a bet
In "nay. the "01 and wow- acOcart who otters the Breen gown-ment cis most money vet recieve Use eiute.year lichee But there's a bigheck east may trek* some pilerbe balder* wary - 75% of the music pro-gramming most be "non -pop" music. Parlament oohed pop as 'rockmaw and other lends of modem copular musio Mtlicei we craraciorizod bya Wrong thyttrric eta -ant and a relasce on eloctionC amplitcatita for theirperformance -'
Wodlinger Station Caught In Baltic Upheaval
Fiorida broadcaster Mark Wod linger's plans to burl aBaltic broadcast empire we on hold. The WIXVNa-plos, FL owner plans a trip to Vilnius, Lithuania this
week to assess how Mikhail Gorbachev's anli-aidepen-dence crackdown there might affect ha future investments_
Woikiger sad ho a not sure whetter M-1. the Vilnius CHR retio stabon ha owner n Ore we sea Mtn a Lithuarren entrepreneur. a currently onthe or. Lint Sunday (1.'131, Soviet tr004* took over the press mewbraking where the station's studios we faceted
Woinger expects to move Moat with plans to reutilize redo fret -weeks and Minikes cable TV systems in Tie Flailed and a askew phonesystem In one Milne. but ho has doted his mane* **vow* by hissingsome wasting bores tan goverment authcollee.
In deal action Mew to horns Bob Merman and Cart Hirsch hadn't dosed thee $29.75 mice
purcheso of WYHY/Nashelte ex} WW1:Cleveland from Jew atWeft** Tuesday night 1111 51, out the doll wan eiroeted io be wrappedby the end or She week
Brokers roes Herb McCcetts Gramm Broadcasting is in Or run -ring to buy Gilmore Broadeatifing's KOBN S KMEZ/Drulas tee about SOrnaion.
Plo dock cora:nut* to tick Ice UPI aver .lipenesie mode glintVomit Shirribuen e-nouncod 4 passed on buying a stake In the Wee sot.'AM and radc, ntemoric- bPlerelailemen Milt Coped, said tsars were coraflung watt uncenteed Etr000m. Asian. and American kroaslors
According toBillboard's year-end charts...
A) Which label had the mostdramatic chart rise in
Pop music in 1990?
B) When dividing the totalnumber of chart points by the
total number of releases,which label ranked
Number One in Pop overall?
THESEARETHE
QUESTIONS...
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TRANSACTIONS
Osborn Combo Becomes$4 Million Network O&O
Alabama AM Gets $1 Million Guardian
Deal Of The Week:WTJS & WTNV/Jackson. TNPRICE: $4 tritonTERM& Ass* sale for 016,1SUPER: The American NetworkGroup, heeded by Bob Valium* Thecoecany atop owns thew lIMO redonitivorto swam Kostucky. Tarries,see. and South Carona` and WPTMWCISOJCooluirleik TN.SELLER: Osborn CommunicationsCorp_ headed by Preailtslt Frank Os-born. The Co veiny silo °wen WlarBrunswick. OA: WHOM A WNTO1Syracuse: WAZO/Tarlsoro, NC;WAZIAdaylon; and WWVA A WdV11.1Wheeimg. WV.FREQUENCY: 1390 kHz, 104 1 141-0
POWER. $i.w clay/lim night I 00kwat 655 NWFORMAT: Nostaicae. CountrySMOKER: Robert A. Chalason Inc.
Group Deals
Sendai StationsReorganizationPRICE: No cash consideration V 50%TERM& The sialIcris. harkk* cmItet
tranettorg tn looroes to a newcorporation vatitts he will own aCpsedyMth Ns sisterBUYER: Sendai CommunicationsAnd Broadcasting Inc., owned byPaul Bend* 0 schercakty andLaura Ann Miaehlki ca Chrocrianda.West AustraliaSELLER: Pat/ SendaiCOMMENT: Benda! purchased new*taw* For Si 3.5 melon (Riff,211640)
WABY & WKLUAlbanyFREQUENCY: 1400 kHz: 100 9POWER: I kw, 3Kvi as 286 NetFORMAT: Nostaige. AC
Empire RadioPartners StationsPRICE: $125,010 lot general partnerreiereatTERMS; This tranliscticri ovetves thedeparture and replacement of tho grinoral partner of a *vied pertneratap aspert 01 a Aram* restrucaring DennisAwe* the hood of the outgoing gen-eral Oirriar. 410 raiteive SI 25,000 ,ncompensator, 10, OM:grab:VIAnd non-compottion wyecimtrea The now OPis making it cash acerb:ton 0 510 in*Wong° 10 at% share of the amideraceme. tax loeses, daanti.oable cashflow from OPertitcria and Other
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V59000000 IN MAW IN1990.KT1VTV, SO= CAY, IAWRI:YEI.VVRAWAM, Realm, PAWMDFM.BITIANITAM. AL
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1991 Deals To Date:$12,650,000Total Stations Traded In 1991: 3
This Week's 1991 Action:...... . $4,000,0001991 Stations Traded This Week: 2
1990 Deals To Date:$1,181,217,886
(Last Year: $2, 752,648 165)Total Stations Traded In 1990: 1353
(Total In 1989: 1326)Late 1990 Action Reported
This Week: $6,107,327(Last Year: 58,345.101)
Late 1990 Stations Traded This Week. 58(Last Year: 10)
Deal Of The Week: WTJS & WTNV/Jackson, TN $4 million
Band* Stations Rorganttation No cash Oonaderietn for 5014 WABY i WKLUAlbany WUTO d WOURAftica. NY
Empire Rada, Partners Stations $125,010 tor genital Partner intomic WJYY/Concord. NH WACIrlillisboro, NH V/F00-AM & FAA/Altoona, PA WC1Y-AM A FM/Schenectady
Noalmark Broadcasting Stations $1,006,582 for 66% KELD i KAYVEI Dorado. AR toc1X1Fayettrrille. AR KYKK $ K2OFUNobbs, KM KK TX -AAA & FIA(Kligers, TX
WYDEdirmangham $1 C.5 milicn KBCNITalrbanits. AK No cash cossiderabon KRCOAndlo, CA (FM CP) No cash considers:km KTIP I 1000/Pamerillet CA $91,453 KVPC/San Oseguirt, CA $150,000 kx 50% KTAPiSanta Marta, CA 5300.000 KOENUDerrier 1575,000 MIX Memnon, GA $10,000 whuitaAtanthalt, IL (FM CP) $125,000 KKSIlEddredie, IA $1240 for 31% K141110Kansas Clay $25,000 kir 50% WIRVilrrins. KY $55,000 for 51% WHOO/Siewhoose, ME (FM CP) St 65.000 WMJT/PinconrUng, MI $55,000 KOZY Il KMFV,CIrsind Rapids, MN $50,000 Ica 25% KS0-AM & FMISidney. NE No calk centideratiot y/RORIFarnellio, NC S150,010 Sc. 71% wTHP/ThomassIlle, NC $250.000 tor 20.4% KBTOiltottinsau. ND $330.000 KKNO/StAwater. OK $270,196 IKBOUWgomer, OK IFM CP) $75,000 WAlt(xrBrookythe, PA $135.000 for 49% Wald/Johnstown, PA $130.000 WONT & WTC)(tDayten, TN $10,000 for 15% WI.Fitockout Mountain, TN No cash catsderabon for 49% INEYErsurgointaillia, TN 320.000 kre 52% KACtirAbilisne No cashcontidert4cin KPOS d KNKC (FM CP)Post. TX 5292.136 WFAD At WCVMAISIddieboary, VT $150,000 wAPPrBarryviba. VA Undacketod for 25% KKRT A KSSY/Weruittima. WA 34100 for 50% WOE:U5101, WI $300.000 %%DT -AM $ FM/Ladysmith, W1 5236.500
TM as Mire an wooriesed ma* of59 3 mienBUYER Onset Northeast Communi-cations Inc., oviried by Chip:* Turnerot armors. PA. R. Andrew Brothersof Lcodorwee, NY: Mid Gilbert Hoban0 Lake Mel, PASELLER Nor* Hill Holdings 1.1d.
hooded by Dawns Israel The cat1PIrlYwas the sole general partner of EmpireRadio Partners Lid
WJYYJConoord, NHFREQUENCY: 105.5 VeitPOWER: 1 55kw *456 feelFORMAT: AC
WRCUtillisboro. NHFREQUENCY: 107 7 MHzPOWER: Saw at minus 276 MetFORMAT: Courtly
Ccrenuod on Pope
ARISTA IS THE ANSWER!#3 TOP POP ALBUMS LABEL #3 TOP POP SINGLES LABEL
Up From #I0 Up From #5
#3 TOP POP LABEL(Combined albums and singles)
Up From #9
During 1990, Arista Recordsonce again brought home the hits.In Billboard's year-end charts Aristascored higher than ever before. And,based on dividing the total numberof chart points by the total numberof releases, Arista ranked as the #1POP ALBUMS LABEL, the #1 POPSINGLES LABEL and the #1 POP
LABEL overall, clearly making Aristathe #1 label in delivering the hits.And if this weren't enough, Arista
had a staggering 13 individualalbums certified for the 1st timeeither Gold or Platinum, that'smore than at any time in our
fifteen -year history.
In 1990 we showed we'vegot the power.
In 1991 we're going to turnit up full steam.
WHERE DELIVERING THE HITS IS A WAY OF LIFE
1ZRaR January 18.1991 RADIO BUSINESSTRANSACTIONSCori: Ea P.u.it,
WFBG-AM & FM/Altoona, PAFREQUENCY: 121-03 kilt. 98 1 MktzPOWER: 50ne day. lkw rapt. 3Clay at102'0 feetFORMAT: AC. EVEZCOMMENT: In November '90 the pen.ninho &rimmed piens lo 6,M thiscanto to Kerby Confer for S2 1 me-tal
WGY-AM & FMiSchanectadyFREQUENCY: 810 lietz. 99.5 MetzPOWER: 50kw, 14 Ilaw d 930 leantFORMAT: AC & News -Talk CHR
Noa I m ark BroadcastingStationsPR IC E S1000.682 for 66%TEAMS: Cash for stock and notes the*Mars are being pad S260.000mar Mock and S400.182 tor noisethey hold he sakes we also bealigned a 66% interest in a Jae 90tearissory noba carrying an originalerriourt of 5625.000BUYER floalmark Broadcasting Cot.proration, whoa, rorranng marerokiers era be President WilliamNoise Jr. w<1 Edwin Atrial -son A. of UDorado ARSELLER: Miami Win Jr. TheodoeisNolan. Charles Nolan. Robert Nolan,Theoclosla Roddy, and Russell Marks
KELD & KAYZ/EI Dorado, ARFREQUENCY: 1400 kHz; 103.1 MHzPOWER 1 kw. 3kw a 203 feetFORMAT: Lkbart. Country
KKIXIF oyetteville, ARFREQUENCY: 103.9 MHzPOWER- 2 5aw al 610 feelFORMAT: Country
KK TX -AM & FM/Kilgore, TXFREQUENCY: 1240 kHz. 96.1 MHzPOWER lino: 31.7kw it 620 featFORMAT: AOR
AlabamaWYDE/BirrnInghamPRICE: SI 05 maxiTERMS: Awe 61.0 tor cashBUYER: Quardien CommunicationsInc., procipaty owned by Mark rnoAnn McNeil of Gnonnas They also
KFEIJPieibla, 00; KKONAlbiequerqua; WCCINParnag. Olt WFELJTowson, MO; ,and WTSICIncinnatt.SELLER. WYDE Broadcasting Cons -pony Ina. howled by President An-thony S. BrandonFREQUENCY: 850 kHzPOWER: &Caw deli 'kw nightFORMAT: Rearpout
COMMENT: The buyer Pies hod a Onebrokerage aciverrient with the Mallonfarce 4w Jay.
AlaskaK BC tiffs irbanksPRICE: No oath occtscleratonTERMS: Meet transfer ri exchange ladebt rammingB UYER: Cobb Communications Inc -owned by Thanse end Patricia Tienfart of /inch:raga Cobb also ownsKZX Menai. AK; KLAANCordwes. AK:KRXA/Sminerd. AK; and KVOK 11
KJJZIKedlak. AK mid a in Ine prooassof buying KVAKNaidez. AK. Tfo0041TCT Communications Inc.. theTherneye also awn KENT 4 KBFX/Art-chorage.SELLER The Grose Alaska ElectricRadio Company Inc.. owned by How.and TrickyFREQUENCY: 1300101zPOWER: lkyiFORMAT: This station Is dark
CaliforniaKRCG/Indlo (FM CP)PRICE: No cash considerationTERMS: The ronsaciion is to ocerferttea CP hiker to $ corticeatien so itsMock can be piseigsd to obtain con-strucbat Irmo hp The shareholdersof the new oorporabon own the sa-ewally Intsreats n re otisery partnixahp
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BUYER Mirage Broadcasting CensorMINI. owned 60% by Andrew *twatco Gaeta CA: 20% by PneecientTrona Sells of Perri Desert. CA and20% U, Barry Civilise. Reimer is GMof KTY0tSanta Barbara, CA end headsAreal partnerteso nhereets in sewer°DP:Scants for FM CPaSELLER: Ty Stevens BroadcastingLtd.. heeded by genital partner TyroneSeas. Andrew Reimer and Barry (lor-an. are en kneed partnersFREQUENCY: 102 3 kS'Q
K TIP & KI00/PortarvillPRICE: 591,453TERMS: Asset trine* fOr $13,250Cant end wisuort:00m co debt* totelng$78.203BUYER: Double M Broadcasting Inc..~loci by Monte Moor* or PortervairCA and Frank Haas Lakeland. FLSELLER: Pi:Hamill* BroadcastingInc., P' -aced t' Norman Camber.Kagan Radio Inc_ headed by mediaanalyst Paul Kagan, in a general netref in Peninsula Radio investOrs.which is a pas venture of Portvakt,BrcedcastingFREQUENCY: 1450 144z. 99.7 MkttPOWER: lioy; 24kire at 890 lootFORMAT: Gold: AC
KVPCISan JoaquinPRICE: $160,000 for 60%TERMS: Stock purchase for $75.000.An adding it 575,000 a duo tOr co/muting egreernentMak Susan luriborg of Ottawa.W. She curronty ovals 50% of theshow and a the 40% general partnerct KISP/South Padre Island, TX.SELLER: William Zawila of GantanGroot. CA is Wing tas 50% sloth ntartest n Sure &indenting Inc. TheCompany a ?a ponnttoo of KZSRiReno.FREQUENCY: 105 5 MHzPOWER: 3Ave st 300 loot
K TA Manta MariaPRICE: S300,001TERMS: Assist Vernier for ctericalabOnof $300.000 indebted-4asBUYER: tact Keeeelaten of Los Gatos.CA Has a rnrionty owner of WNWFreedom. CA mid KICRIAlbuquerqueand also owns tax IPTV Hata* nCalitorne a -+d New Me:ecoSELLER: Buena (Raz BroadcastingInc., uwned D Edward DiazFREQUENCY: 1600 kHzPOWER: 470- aryterierFORMAT: Gold
ColoradoKOEHIDiewerPRICE: 5676,000TERMS: Asset ode for 526.000 cr.zii4:0n court aciprOal of sal ecreersent.Mt% an addboral 5175.000 cash clue*shin 30 days of FCC approved of evelicense transfer. The Bank of Delmeryea *nonce the remering $376,000over ebi yews Man ~cat rate of 1%ova trims.B UYER Cashel Inc., owned try JohnlacOulness of Broomfield. COSELLER- Karen Mathis, receiver ofKOIN Broadcasting haFREQUENCY: 1340 kHzPOWER: 1FORMAT: NewsTak
GeorgiaWIWI/BremenPRICE: 510,000TERMS: Amite Wei Ion cashBUYER: Claude Weighs of FicoswelGA
IllinoisWMMCJMarshali (FM CP)PRICE_ S125,000TERM.V. Asset web Escrow avow1110.000 with additional S15.000cash due al ckang Nneyea- grans*CVY note for S100.000 et 10% irateeel. mystic in actual annual InstallmeritsB UYER .14.1 Broadcasting Inc-. armed by John and Joyce McDaniel. The?,also own WKZUCasey, IL.SELLER Mini Broadcasting Inc.owned by Edwin &skald., and ToddDimnas. The company also armsWITT/Tuscola. R. and KWLAKWLV1Many. LA.FREQUENCY: 105 9 MHzPOWER~ 3kir at 328 RootFORMAT: Gold
IowaKKSI/EddrrIllsPRICE: $1240 for 31%TERMS: Stock solo for cashB UYER: Don Under of Mankato. MN *ricrotong his ownershp born 29%60% Ho owns KTOE & KDOORillen-kaki. MN: KIM& & XXCK1fAarsh.akMN; and KRITICIarlan. IA.SELLER: Mark McVay of Onuites,
orisicmg he 51% make in 0 -TeemCommunications Inc. to 20%. liean apipteart fora new FM M LaughlrNV
FREQUENCY: 101.5 MHzPOWER: 50kw at 492 WI
KansasKWH/Kansas CityPRICE: $25.000 Iv 50%TERMS: Stock tale The buyer pm51000 last June for an option to pi/ -chase this 50% intones. for 524.000and a now *waving rat moon. The524.000 hes Mealy been tenderedas an urccillMeralted perecral ben lothe Milan and is bong converted sopayment for the MockO UTER: Carol Russel of Mum HasKS, acquimg a 50% Kock interest nOreyssone Broadcasting Inc., the
gamins partrer of KCBR-AM UtelledPartnership. (keystone is ei Po agocees of scouring KLIFfIlioass IFUIR1119090
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torrrd I'M stations front owning ccsupporting translators, wasprompted by broadcaster canplaints that some stations were us-ing translators to -import- theirsignals into distant. fully servedmarkets.
But not everyone agrees withthat initial crackdown, let akar theNAB's proposals to further tightenthe rules. At least three petitionersare asking the agency to relax itsnew rules on the grounds thattrarsdatrus benefit the public by increasmg the dhenity of mediaviewpoints and program offering,.
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An Alliance For GrowthBy Erica Farber Viola The Interep Radio Store
Radio 2000/An Alliance for Growth is the industrywide marketing pro-gram initially being funded by the interep Radio Store. This programcalls for everyone in the radio industry - stations, syndicators, net-
works, and competitive rep firms - to unite. The aim is to position radio in theminds of agency and advertising decision -makers as a fundamental part of themedia mix. The longterm goal of the Alliance is to increase radio's share of totaladvertising revenue from 7% to 9% by the year 2000.
Toward this end, Dr. Leonard I Ad ish of the Wharton School has been chargedwith developing a wide-ranging marketing plan for the entire radio industry thatwill set a strategy to reach Radio 2000's 9% goal. We spoke with him recently inNew York.Q: Your first step was to set uptwo panels of radio users . ...
Ll.: We baked for qualitativeand creative input from peoplewho were stakeholders in radio.Anidemins who study it, peoplein the media who have Ixughtit, and advertisers who have us.edit.
Q: Volta kind of approach didthe acUaal panel meetings take?
We began with an agendathat included Kea:items, imams,threats, opportunities, andideas em how to solve radio'sdilemmas. It had become vet)'clear (from research) that ra-dio isn't very much tope( mind.
"There are a lot ofpractical steps radiocan take toeffectively market itsproduct."
Q: Are you ptrusrd with theway Use pane* went?
LL: II was a bright. challenginggroup. 'They Were very con-structive and irstensidect in nuk-ing marketing work, The lianasw ant longer than expected due
StartingPointse Boost radio's
top -of -mindawareness
Oldentity radio'splace In today'smarketing mix.
Work togetherfor a marketingplan and PRsupport
to their great ideas There are alot of practical steps radio cantake to effectively market itsproduct_
Q: What's your next step?
LL: We have to combine theoutput of both panels with thecreativity of the people at theInterep ft ache Starr to des -dapmarketing stratee. It will irtchide surrimmixing the marketneeds, both perceived and ac-tual; radio's values and whereIt fits in the marketirg mix;market segmentation productbundles to better satisfy
(radio's potential and currentusers]: and appropnate distri-bution frothed% to get radio tothose seginents.
Q: What iliouk1 the Industry dovoce Radio ZtOO's marketingplan Is ready to roll?
LL: Radio will have three steps;to work with:
1) Create the most effectiveway to roll cut our tinduigs
21 Devekip timetables withspecific goals attached
3! Launch a muchnonded on-going advertising and PR approach to suppert the effort
Q: Can the radio communitycontinue to accent on your In -vehement?
IL: In a word. yes. The Ani-mate Is very entrepreneurial.and I look forward to beingpart of as success
"We began with anagenda that includedthe problems, issues,opportunities, andideas on how to solveradio's dilemmas."
PANEL OISCUSS.ION - One of two movers-evxf-shapets parwes sot e.ep to ganavato /Ma/ v',ae for Redo2000: (Beak *new Recto Store Presuersitirsebig Marc Guar. Resesecto Gray Presrdont srUoyes, Redo Store Cnanneri Rahn Guild, ono Mows larkseryo d Assearch Prins:Wit Jerk Myers. (Mont.N) Arm,' Coce-Colv VP Jwnws M. Porton, Rola SVorso F'resirMel Les Gotbseg. MCJ Comnunicatims Sr.VP Jtaly %%vv. Or. Leonant toW s, and 1A.Wirsiry of ArtronsV Asst Professor of Markerg Dr. DetronsliJ. MstSwit
Radio 2000's Mission*THE GOAL: Increase radio's
total advertising share to 9%by the year 2000
*THE FIRST STEPS: TheWharton School's Or. LeonardLadish set up two blue-ribbonpanels to identify - and solve- radio's perception problems
THE PLAN: Draw on thepanels' ideas for an industry-wide marketing strategy toemphasize radio's strengths
*THE SUPPORT: An ongdngadvertising and PR campaignto back the marketing strategy
Dr Leonard Lodlsh is Samuel R.Harrell Professor, the Marketing Dept.of the Wharton School at the Universityof Pennsylvania. He is a co-founder ofManagement Decision Systems. Inc.,now merged with Information Re-source, Inc., of which he is a directotHe is on the editorial boards of severalkoy journals and is a drector of anumber of companies. His research in-terests include media planning, salesforce aliccabon and deployment, mar-keting experimentabon. decision sup-port system technology and implemen-taboo. product planning and positioning,and advertising.,promotion plannengevaluation. Of the Radio 2000 pcoject,he says, "Radio has lots of oppor-tunities and I wanted to help it move for.ward. It's a good opportunity to trysome expertise on some difficult typesof problems."
RADIO BUSINESS ...trusty 18,1991 RaR /5
TRANSACTIONSContnued trorr Pogo 14
SELLER: Wlatern and Susan Porto,jcaneon of Kansas City. The,' MI con
to own 50% of GroystonoFREQUENCY: 1340 kHzPOWER: lkwFORMAT: NerniTaik
Kentucky
PRICE: $55,000 for 51%TERMS: Skon trio tor cash Therush a Wo assuming fue reicionabkbt tor =Wino debts totting crew$175.000SUTER: Kelly Walangtord of Irene.KY. nu osvng his stock Moron InKentucky FINer Broadcasting Com-pany Mc. from 49% to 100%. Theomrpany has toothed * oanhernordsatiernonl with another ilippacentder which n a to recant* an FM CP krIrene. KYSELLER Marshall Sidelaotsosa of E>.
ton. KY, soling N. entre 51%me owe,* WID(TiElidon. KY.FREQUENCY: 1550 kHzPOWER I kw daytMCrFORMAT: Country
Maine
WHOOtSkowtspon (FM CP)PRICE S 186,000TERM& Asa** ado for cash. An add-s:col 410.000 is CAA if me FCC ap'tees before 7115 an nowise in op-era:rig power to 251cwBUYER: Robert Haney of Word. NHSELLER: Dart Con enunicadons
bo Dennis TollynFREQUENCY: 107.9 MHzPOWER: 651 warts at 878 feetBROKER: Now England Media Mc
recerro a $10,000 tour usakn
111111M1731111111WMJTIPinconningPRICE: $55-000TERMS: laset sole for $5000 asOrowbepost ram Ccianco duo in cash Wdose.;BUYER P&G Media Corp.. a *Mayarmed subadiary of the Patten Cor-poratism. an advertising and modeoar oorty based n SW/56W MI Pmten is coined by Thome. /Wawa isGregory Throbs.SELLER: BC Communications Inc..trued by Fbyd BiornatFREQUENCY: 100.9 WizPOWER 31cte at 300 feelFORMAT: AC
MinnesotaKOZY & KMFY/Orand RapidsPRICE $50,000 fix 25%TERMS: Suck use for mobBUYER: Masan and Cynthia loam ofGrand Reads, MN. acoutitx, a 26% m-ama In KinvIn Broadcasting Inc.IlitaiER: William and Cada lOrwlei ofbrand RiCell. I.W. alto wee wren a75% stake n tie Scene..FREQUENCY: 1320 kHz: 96.9 MHzPOWER: 5Inr. 100rw N 477 tootcDRINAT: AC. does
Nebraska
KSID-AM & FM/SidnsyPRICE: No cash cornideralkonTERMS: Transfer of stock to soneester nuttersBUYER Mary Young a ncreaang tierOwhersit0 from 20 4% to 100%SELLER The mato of the lase [lendYoungFREQUENCY: t 340 kHz. 98 7 MetzPOWER lkw, 82kw at 388 feetFORMAT: AC
North Carolina
WRORIParmvillePRICE: S150.010 for 71%TERMS: Sloth sale toe SI 0 cash 11-4buyers agree to meter* lootties endken the company $150,000BUYER: WIlWen Matchak led KyongJa MatchakSELLER: Ronald Sion*. J. Gary Rat -till!, E. Ray Rushton, and C. Donbrotl are soling Mel colloctre 71%stair n WRORFREQUENCY: 94 3 MetzPOWER: 1 95Iurr M 457 lootFORMAT: AC
WTHPfThotnasvIllsPRICE: 4250.000 for 20-4%TERMS: Stock bale for 550.000 meiand assumoton of 4200.000 OinkdebtBUYER: Eugene Bola of high Pont.NC. He w51 be employed ea StationManagerSELLER Chariots Pools of 044:111 Pact -NC is soling No 20 4% sulk* et H0 -Tons Broadcasting Mc.FREQUENCY: 790 kHzPOWER: 1 1,A,FORMAT:
North Dakota
KBTOleottinesoPRICE: 5330.000TERMS: Moot site for 580.000 cashasaurotton of Small Bionnews Admin.letrotion ken totaIng $60,397 andpriornaory not. for S189 803BUYER Stand,' Broimicasting Corp..owned by Edward. Donna. and JeffroyStank,/ of Ektanolu. ND. They fro at>pticarra for a new FM M Jtiflarsorwile,NY.
SELLER O & H Broadcasting Inc-.heeded by Proadont Alan KenningFREQUENCY: 101 9 MHzPOWER: 51 5kw at 492 lostFORMAT: Cowry
Oklahoma
KKNO/StilhrsterPRICE_ S270,198TERMS: Ascot sale for $40.000 cashand aosumititiOn of debts *maimS230,190BUYER: Shipp Enterprises Mb. own.
Jackie ShippSELLER: StIllwator Rollo Group.rnadoi by Larry SmalleyFREQUENCY: 105 5 MHzPOWER: 3kw at 171 fontFORMAT: 041
KEI1X1Wagonst (FM CP)PRICE 575,030TERMS: Asset 3410 t c cashBUYER- RJR Broadcasting Mc_ owned b, Ronald Jon** of Dermot TXSELLER MX Broadcasting Co. Thecompany aro owns KBIXIMuskogeo.OK.FREQUENCY: 102 1 MatzPOWER 31cw at 328 feet
11110253=11111
WMKX/BcookrillePRICE: St 35.000 for 49%TERMS: Stops ago kw coshBUYER: James Farley of BrockNkt,PA Ho tyranny owns 51%SELLER: Joseph Powers of YVoncrish.NJ a beano no 49% stake in StrattonBroadcasting Inc.FREQUENCY: 95.9 MHzPOWER: 3ir. at 300 feetFORMAT: AC
WC RO/JohnstownPRICE: 560,003TERMS- Mart Nis for cashBUYER: Ent* Broadcasting GroupMc., owned by J. Richard Las endDorothy Lee of °tornado, CA andWino Allison Leo of Washngton DC.They sop own WRDOIEbensburg. PA.SELLER: Tschudy ConyvtunicationsCorp., nnimkoi by Earl Judy Jr.FREQUENCY: 1230 kHzPOWER- I kwFORMAT: AC
Tennessee
WDNT & WTCX/DaytonPRICE_ $10.030 for 15%TERMS: The solar is dricosing of hisciartnerorip Interest to accept a Weeranger poet at WCLECIevoIarxi. TN.BUYER: Oeorgie R. Johnson ofCtovoiand TN, increesing his Owner -atop of Dayton Broadcasting Com-pany Worn 85% to 100%SELLER: George L Wyatt of Cle+sekind, TN, sating Ns 15% ebb In OwlicensooFREQUENCY: 12150 kitz. 104.9 MHzPOWER: I law otryaner; 420 watts id700 !DmFORMAT: Country
WLFlJLookout MountainPRICE No cash cons:demon to 49%TERMS: Get of frock torn husband tovetoBUYER Vino Hua Senna of LookoutMountan, TN, ncroaong her Mike inWLF1 Mac. torn 21 7% to 70.7%. Theco -many Mc owns WLF1.TVICIeverand. TN.SELLER: William E. Banns Jr. of Look.oul Mountan. TN. decreasing Pula rakePOT 73 4% to 24.4%FREQUENCY: 1070 kHzPOWER: 50kw day.'lkw nightFORMAT: Reiclow
WEYE/SurgoinsvIilePRICE: 520,000 lot 52%TERMS: Stock *We for coshBUYER: C. Philp Boat of Rogrr5,1.:TN, ncreaseo he mock maw nWOTH Roca° Mc. horn 48% to 100%He root arm, WRCISMogiermIlio, TN.SELLER Jerrotd Muer, Marc Ber-man, Soon Bachorman, and KathleenLynch. oath soinj a 13% strawMilky owns KPORIEsat Portereleo, CAand 50% of WYBA'Oreerriale. MS:Berman ra GM of WITVIUSprirognekt.MA; Bachinnwn a GM of NYS/MastProvidence, fit and Lynch is GM ofWan) tianitlIeld. MA.FREQUENCY: 104 3 MHzPOWER: 31er at 121 feetFORMAT: Odd
TexasKACWAblienPRICE: No own considerationTERMS: &saint Vender from *Men*Christian Univac:lofty to an ndeoen-dont nonprofit groupBUYER: KACU Mtc.. headed by Wil-liam TeagueSELLER: Abler* Creation University,heo.led by L.O. HiltonFREQUENCY: 89.7 MHzPOWER 1001ov at 403 toolFORMAT: Ctstukai
KPOS & KNKC (FM CPYROS1PRICE: $292,138TERMS: Asset tranislor for relapse of4250.000 debt owed to buyer and assurnotion of other debts toting442.13.6BUYER: Jamas Bolos. tint owner ofKSELAil & FtArPortaloa. NMSELLER: Antorlican Indian BroadcastGroup. heeded by President .bc.k Bur.SOM. The comperr/ also owns KKLIUSan Angelo. TX and KFX.MAblione,&enact also owns 51% of WKXMSmyrna, TN. A:minuet nelima 49%5raren:Ader. Lynwood Eaton. ownsWC Ofttobancet. TN.FREQUENCY: 1370 kHz; 107 3 MatzPOWER: Ilea dayaner; 50kw W 310herFORMAT: Country
Vermont
WFAD & WCVMMIlIddleburyPRICE: S 1 50.000TERMS: Moot safe. The maw has dotaloa on 15700.000 promitirtYnot* that's owed to 11-0 buyer, a ciroyetis owner of rio stetson. The bUYOrhes wood to oat Pie wrier $150,000in bash and forgive Quo outstandingto of the debt. and wa tales dickeve stritons in returnB UYER: ProRodio Inc.. owned byMart aid Mary Brady of Vargo -roe,VT. The mai:vary owns WlaNNAFLHoney. NY.SELLER. Straus Communications InThe Champlain Valley Inc.. headedby R. NAM Semis. The corroany alsooperates WELV &NY end WFTA-Alit & FkAceorit Royal.VA.
FREQUENCY: 1490 attz; 100.9 MittPOWER: lino 3irai at WO teaFORMAT: The Osborn ors dirtCOMMENT: Straw purchased Mew,istabow in Fetwury '87 for $700.000The comp/1y has owned operationsbecause of inaveal deka:Wow
VirginiaWAPPIEtertyvillePRICE. Under:Meal tor 26%TERMS: Stozit. airBUYER. Signal Knob Radio PartisanInc-. a Meted cartiorstop to be headedand 75% -owned by tae weer, genoralpartner Levan* Broiedowang Co.Mc_ Boulder APwseos Inc.. heeded byPhgo Cebte of Bouldm. CO. rat ownis 15% sake. arid Mortgage FundingCorp.. headed by Richard Francis ofBrentwood, TN. we hold 10% equityntoroet -In retart tor osetan otortaicorimbubore -SELLER: Lemma( Broadcasting CoInc owned by Jeftroy Soulihmaydnno Leigh larmortterFREQUENCY: 105.5 MHzPOWER: 3itw m 440 tootFORMAT: AC
WashingtonKKRT & KSSY1WenatcheePRICE $4100 for 50%TERMS: Stock oral for S100 TheCuyor *4 also be mastrod companystock in tonaderation for the reductionof 64000 Of company dote crowd Sothe buyer.B UYER Joseph Wilinatieln of Oak.land. CA Ho currently 0.415 26% ofMe nation end 1* an WIPIamt for a nowFM at Ephrata.. WASELLER: Robert Rust co Wenwohoo.WA and devoid Fountain of Spokanewe mixing ties corr.:1,re 60% rem-est.-181g Apple Broadcasting Inc. to25%. Donald Morin n warp he enire 25% rberestFREQUENCY: 900 kHz; 104 9 MN:POWER 1kw day.178 watts night_
8 3kw at 1312 MetFORMAT: eisettigt AC
WisconsinWOE7J134tioltPRICE $300,000TERMS: Asset site isr $10,000 cashdorm otenent and 410.000 worm-tory noes. An sit:Nona 456.000 cash due at dosing The balance of4225.000 *to be paon tho kirm of apromissory note peyote. over theysers al 12% ntorentBUYER: Omer Radio BroadcastingGroup, owned by Stephen Wakath cfealot and Droy and Lana Volgt cfWool Bond, WISELLER: &whew BroadcastingCorp., owned by Domed SoshafierThe company Woo owns WOMT &WOTCAMarslIcraoc, WY, WXCO &WY00(Wousau. Wt and KWEB &KRCHfRocherew. MN.F RE QUENC 1450 kHzPOWER 1 kwFORMAT: Gold
WIDY-AM & FM/LadysmithPRICE: 5238.500TEAMS: Sock idle for cash The Mae/sprays to buy beck a 1989 CrievroistCelebrity for $6500.BUYER: Gary Johnson and llamasBeyer of Monornineo. Pie Jorwrson
trans WAOMMenovninse, Mt WHYMPoshtlgo, WI: and WKT5fShaboygen.VILSELLER: Ruth Janssen .5 soling her100% stave ci Flambeau Broadeasa.log Cowpony inc.FREQUENCY: 1340 kHz. 92.7 WizPOWER. t kw, 1 7kw w 378 festFORMAT: AC. Country
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MANAGEMENTMaking Database Marketing Work For Your Station
you've probably heardabout database marketing- an opportunity to gather
information on your listeners anduse it to expand your audience.Thsi information can give your sta-uon a critical edge pro ided youknow bow to make It work for you.
A database is raw iriormationthat can be sorted to produce usefulirdomiatka. Yours shoukl includeall of the demographic. personal,financial_ and ER -style informationyou can prieribly gather from yourbsteners
Writing in a recent antic ofArneriCarl Demographics, profes-sors Pauli Francese (University ofNew Hampshire) and Leo Rena -Oa. (Cornell) note that profitabledatabase marketing imolves muchmore thin Just ages and 7AP codes.Fee example, income is directlyassociated with education Thus,by knowing both elements you canpredict a prism's lifestyle muchmore effectively than with incomealone
The key is to create multidimen-sional profiles of your active au-dience - those listeners motto entercontests and request sotto. Onceyou've identified that core au -thence, you must carefully analysethe informatkin available aboutthen
Know Your AudienceTarget markets traditionally are
segmented by dernegraphic char-acteristics, geographic locations,paychographacs, and purchasingbehavior, You may find differentfactors that prove to be important- let the data be your guide.First, break down your inf orma-
btu Into specific categories. Whattypes of jobs do your listenershive? How long are their com-mutes? Do they listen to the radio
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at antic?Other questions you may find
valuable are: How do they respaidto different types of promotions?'What are their annual householdliminess? How do they pay foritems? Which credit cards do theycarry?
Now, after you've sorted through
all of the raw data. list (lie thingsthe reepindents have in 0111111011.You should begin to see patternsemerge in their work behavior,buying habots, and any other topicyou choose to study. lie majoritysill be your target audience - andknowing them will enable your sta-tion to better serve them.
Advanced Diary AnalysisVia 'lnstantREPLAY'
D,.. )eou wonder when yourListeners find dial up yourstation in the morning?
When they stop? %That other sta.Lions they listen to? How often theyhear a specific song or promo?
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rung information from comput-er tapes of Arbitron's mechanicaldiaries. InstantREPLAY canrli,Tilav IN. nunttel of 1,10.ner,
broken out by demo cell - that tun-ed into and cut of your station dur-ing any given quarter hoar. It alsotracks the competitive stations thatcordnbuted to your to nein andtune -out
histant111.1"LAY also features areach -and -frequency analysts sys-tem that allows programmers todissect their audience it order todesign efficient hot clocks, musicrotations, and promo schedules
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CALLING ALL CARS
Cellular Phones CatchOn With ConsumersAm...0 the cellular phoneindustry still is geared pri-manly toward business
170% of the rruirketl , more andmore consumers are purchasingthem as prices continue to dropOne estimate places the 'umber ofphones sold last year at 1.9 million;another puts It just over 3 million
According to Baltanorebasedmarket research firm Herschelfilisaleck Associates, the averageretail price for a midlevel mobile
!standard cart phone in 1910 Wasabout $474, do ti from 92844 in V.'Die average midlevel portable'(hand-held remote) phone Mt OMlast year, compared with 5246e in1986.
Average prices weren't availa-ble for transportable chants - carphones that can be removed andused as remotes. For a look at thebrands with the largest averagemarket shares consult the accom-panying charts
Best -Selling BrandsF,,, December 1988 to Ssotorribor 1989. A ed 101Me commendedtrte largest rrarket share of (note° end transportable phoned*Mee Motorola towed the palette chin Below we the rankings
for both categories
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17 3%
MMMotorola
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31.4%Panasonic 16.2% NovA11 1 6 0%
MoSoreda 12 8% NEC 1 4 .0%
Unidion 10.6% Mitsubishi 13.0%Mitsubishi B 3% Panasonic 6 6i.
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DATELINE1991
January 11140 - DanCiDay's is PenKrabty Rue +seminar. Hoiday Inn (TryonStreet), Crenate
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MEDIA1990's Best -SellingMusic Videos
Fifty-f,xu rut fonn murkvidece were certified plat-inum or muttiplatinian last
year, compared with 35 in 1909, ac-cording to the RIAA A total of 77musk viikos received goki certifi-cation in 1990, more than double the31 that were certified gold the yearbefore.
The RIAA awards gold certifica-Lion for video sales of 25.030 unitsandior $1 millias, platinum forU1,000 units iuxlior $2 million. andmultiplatinum for 100.000 unitsand/or $4 million or ow.
Fallowing are the music videosthat were certified platinum andmukiplatinum last year (Note:Only the Newt level of eertiflosNun for each video El included I
filuitiplatinurn Videos"Itruigtre Tough - Live." New
Kids On The Block. CBS Musk Vid-eo 1CMV1 Enterprises (1.2
"Hareeiti Tough," NewKids On The Block 11.15-Step By Step." New Kids On TheBleck 11.05 melldonl. "Rhythm ,Na-tion 1314." Janet Jarksoo, A&IlVideo; "Straiglit L'p," Paola Ab-dul, Virgin Musk Video (both200.003): "Dedicate Sotaxi Of Tbunder," Pink Floyd CMV Enter-prises; "Please Hammer Don'tHurt 'Em," M.C. hammer. CapitolVideo; "Great Performances. Vol.1: Center Stage" and "Great Per-forniances, Vol. 2: The Man & HisMusk." Elvis Presley. Buena Vis-ta I teens Video (each 150,0301.
..Pave It On Down." Alabama.B.MG Video: "New Jersey." ReaJost PolyGram Music Video: "HisPrerogative." Bobby Brown. MCAWilk Video: "Live In Concert -
The Out Of The Rtue Tour,' DebbieGibson. A*Vision Entertainment;"25 X 5: The Continuing Adven-tures Of The Rolling Stones." Roil-ing Stones, CMV Enterprises:"Live Without A Net," Van Haden.Warner Reprise Video leachWIXOM.
Platinum Videos"Things Thtt Go Pump In The
Night" .iierounitle Geffen Video:"1.971-1919," 13-2's. Warner Re-prise Video. "One Night Of Rap-ture" Anita Raker, 1.3ektra Enter-taboment "Revival In The land,"Carman, Benson Compsuiy: "friConcert" Carreras. Bondage &Pavarotti. PolyGram Music Vid-eor. "The Singles Collection," and"Seriously Live." Phil ('opine,AVision Entertainment; "TheCure In Orange." Care. EldttraEntertainment: "Depeche Male:101," Depot -be Mode. Warner Re-prise Video: "Evolutxn," GloriaEstefaa & Miami Sound Machine,CNIV Erderpneies.
"Kenny G Live In Concert,"Kenny G. 6 West Home Video;"the On Broadway." Barry Mai&low, 6 'W.1 home Video: "RichardMarx: Volume I." Richard Marx.Fall Vick(); "Horne For Christ-mas," Jobnay Mathis. CMV Enterprises: "Dr. Feelgood The Vid-eos." Motley Crux. Elektra Enter-tainment: "David Lee Roth,"David Lee Roth, Warner RepriseVideo: "Lave At Wembley," LatherVandroas. CMV Enterprises:"Kid's Praise IV" and "Kid'sPraise V." VAnCUS artists. WontVideo; "The Who Live FeaturingThe Rock Opera 'Tommy.' " Who,CMV
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TOP TEN SHOWSJANUARY 7.13
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Cathy Dennis. -Woo TheNight Starrng Rock Dees"(ABC.
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Alen Jackson, Patty Loreleios,Reba McEntire. Ricky skagca,end merry more are slated tocorium on "The &and On OP-ry 65th Anneversary Cadre -bon The New Traitor(' (CBS.
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Thursday, 1124 Larry King's voce has a
cameo cn 'Then Sarow.e..1(Fox, Bp ti-
Righteous Brother BobbyHauled nodes a cameo no-Peerance on "Cheers" (NBC,9dro)
Donny Osmond 'PickBoos
Peter Criss Hoax Revealed!
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ex-CSNAY thmmer DeisTaylor won one of the many cederrims and tans who cohered to helpthe Woken *Wow
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McMorry weds a pubic re:fac-tion tom the &a, NA appeorineyditn1 make his wistwe known ntorn for rat week's decline CAN -font issues of time 'we report'Bowsaws And Tod Rescue KossRoduir And Cloy Hen Out " Staytuned
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Past Uves Of TheRich & Famous
Psychic Claris& Bernhardt raysMat_ on to termer kW Michael Jack -OM ale a 8c0011 elan who Mod on
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by the blowing quoits on the rearrename behmon money, rockmusic, aid drugs "Moro ei realtyody one excuse for burry a rotcord deo a 12.minute drurn tolo "
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Rely idol concern taped tor Poopsin Saud Mods to dam the Ode,tit or Prow It cur The "sashedshed' were nonoloopiolood wasshoos of bellboy Bey &minathousands or condoms on Use &A-ortae, ;mono a rude 2O foot dot,Ind dreading sex with a ca-Cle 01his todu.0 stages lOtobel
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Townsend - who play -s the'Beata' singer and chief songwriter- is joined onscreen by Michael
Wright Tiro Wells. roesiecomer Har-ry tennis. and Leon (the lastwhom you'll recognize from Ma-dames "lake A Prayer" video,.Okthann Carroll costars as thewife of the band's marmite: and theperson responsible for teach ung the`Beats etiquette and poise.
George Dale and Steve 1)rellare supervising the film's nanicalcontent and Stanley Clarice is con-tributing the score.
The soundtrack - due (runVirgin Records in mid -February -will likely contain music from theDells (the Heartbeats' recicin' rolemodels). several vintage MB hits,and some of the 13 original *cogs
20.RaR January 18.1901 OVERVIEW
MEDIASCREEN SCENE
`Five Heartbeats' Film ForthcomingIn the wake of his left -field success with "HollywoodShuffle," Robert Townsend's "Five Heartbeats" isset to open nationally March 15. Co -written by direc-
tor -producer -star Townsend and "In Living Color" creatorKeenen Ivory Wayans, the Fox film examines the some-times turbulent 25 -year history of a fictional '60s R&Bband, the Five Heartbeats (R&R, 3/23/90).
featured in the film.And . . bait for the 'Beats to hit
the read with the Dells for a ten- toIs -city concert tour before the filmopens. "ICU combine sieving andtaped tracks." Townsend told En-eerrolament Weekty. "I'm a singer,but some of the other guys don'thave the greatest stiktS ."
'Super' ManElektra recording artist Ruben
Blades will co-star with Joe Pesciin "The atter" - a drama aboutan unscrupukus landlord (Pesci)who is ordered to move into one ofhis condemned tenement& Bladesplays Pesci's neighbor and nern-e&is. The film is set for a summerrek-.ase
Hook Beat1990 box office queen JulL2 Rob-
erts has landed the role of Tinker'belle in Columbia's forthcoming"Ilook_" Directed by Steven Spiel.berg, the film updates Disney's1163 classic "Peter Pan." castingRobin Williams as an adult des-cendant of Peter and Dustin Hoff-man as the ageless land es -ill Cap-tain Ikek.
Look (or Williams to return toNever -Never Land to free his kid-napped children from Hook'schitches, or. clutch
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nal repccis that a pirate ship "thesine of a ocean brier" and a -1thrgantuan. multitiered tree -househave been erected for the flick.Don't be surprised if these properresurface at a "Sonyland" themepark that Sony is likely to bold isSouthern California
On The Road AgainMeat Loaf and Red Hot Child
Peppers bassist Flea are set to ap-pear in the currently raining "Mo-Lce-ania" director Harry Shik'stale of a to -year -old boya adven-tures cruising around in a 'ffi Mus-tang Drew Barrymore, Vince Ed.wards. and Michael J. Pollard co-star.
Otis Bio On HorizonA&M Films Ls developLng a boo
pic based on late soul sager OtisRedding, Bill? Bob Thornton andTorn Epperson are scripting; thestory, which focuses on Redding'srise to fame 8..% well as his re-latices/rips with his wife andmanager.
Scoring the film should be acinch as Mehl controls Redding'smusic publishing rights and Poly -Gram IA&M's parent company)owns Heckling's master record-ings. Phil Walden (Redding'sformer manager will be emiariateproducer an the project.
Meanwhile. lock for Alai Filmsto make between four and six pic-tures in 1.931 nearly double itsprevious yearly output
Cheek It OutAndy Anderson_ lead singer of
CornbatiRelativity rockers Two -
Bit Thief, has reportedly lensed acameo for the adult film 'l't';nCheeks " Fans will likely be disap-pointed to learn that Andersonkeeps his pants on in the movie,which is about a recently (mei-froonjail rocker's search for fe-male cocripanicxiship .
FILMSWEEKEND BOX OFFICE
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6 The Godfather 34.31Part dl iFiverhattr)Net Wir/sout Arty $3.80Daughter t MGh611.4)
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Melody Coot'Marts StaplesCXwr Featured MOM Prince, Time
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22RaR January 18.1991
LIFESTYLESVISION OF LOVE
From Marital Bliss To Clenched Fistsvveddims and marriagesare usually crafted fromthe stuff of dreams. How-
ever, research shows that formany couples these visions of loveoften mutate into living night-mares.
Folly -one pervert of the 391 new -lyweds who took part in a meatsaavey said their marriages -bcame larder than exliected" be-fore turning six [troths old. ac-cording to Dr Samuel Psalter ofthe Cornell University Medical Col-lege. Also by that time:
Half had started doubtingwhether their marriage would 'gothe distance."
Y..)% reported having -bigfights" once per weer or mace.
4% had already separated forat least one night.
The Sex FactorOf course. sex is an invariant
factor in the well-being for Lackthereof) In many new rmarriageeHow important? Witness the fol-lowing:
46% of the respondents saidthey wait more sex.
37% want more openness andadventure.
30% wart more tenderness andintimacy.
Interest:natty, =it of wises re-port a lack of sexual desire afeeling shared by only 11% of hus-bands
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Vester-Years - older womenand young parents who seek lowprices and buy few clothes.
Dutiful, - those with thelowest incomes, generally oldershoppers who avoid taking risksand look for guaranteva and lowpaces.
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conducted by NYC -based XtrrmeInc., tire out of six teenagemembers of the organization's12o -person corsvarner panel saidthey owned their own stereos.
Male teem. however, are nicerInvolved land informed) than fe-males about stereo equipment. Forexample:
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Both sexes say "sound quatity"is a stereo's MOM importantfeature However, males alsodiscuss power, amplifiers, bass,and equaluers.
Domestic Vs. Imported ChocolateChocolate is as American asapple pie, and domesticchocolates (such as Her-
shey's Kisses and Mars bars) arethe heart of the US_ chocolaternartet_
In a recent study by the NYC -based Roper Organization, hill ofall respcncksits felt that Importedchocolates (such as !Jodi and Tob-leroae I have no advantage over do-mestic brands. Although 17% of re-spondents felt imports are muchbetter and worth the higher cwt.2S% said that even if imports arebetter. they're not worth payingthe extra cost.
Domestic chocolate is mast pop-ular in rural AnteriCit and in theMidwest where 60% prefer t.S.
brands and only 10% are willing topay extra Another 20% said theywouldn't pay more even if the im-ports are better.
ilourver, the imported chocolateiroutet thrives among USX.* mostable to pay the extra cost. Morethan one in four households i V% )with Incomes of 850.000 or more,and 26% of executives, profession-als, and college graduates believeimports are much better and there-fore worth the extra cost.
OVERVIEW
TECHNOLOGY.1,1441.y P ,,1 R&R 23
SOUND SHOWDOWN
DCC Vs. DAT: What's The Difference?Dutrh electronics giant Phil-
ips NV is pLannirg to unveila new recording teclasolo-
gy - Digital Compact Cassettes(DCC) - to rival the quality ofDigital Audio Tape MAT), withDCC player/recorder units slatedto hit the market in 1992.
AM StereoTransmitter
Nout* Electronic Labor -atones recently (+To-d-ced the -Amulet
N06" - an MA stereo transeneto eataable of dieranrs2 5000meta of dedcrben-free power
The device Iodises mein andsainckly ascacrs, balanced aid.**spas and a DC voltage regulater Ito 'amnia* "sourer*cop' waves). s tow pass suesa taw no reduce reerkarence),and a wawa Ina voltage corn-ponerson circuit Ito stli:11km
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Safety Systems&outdo to usartiondod auto -
mac ce serr.010-001004100 OP -mom the ulna also sports asown a stake trvi dons LEDridicasors mat ceueotes breed -anew* to mesa°, and decry:noon air Drotiorns
Whit's more. the NO5 tenkiss croniceve Omuta thugisaometically return the taromow to normal functions in theevent d as AC cower tsetse.aver volume, a Rf overload
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While t.otli systems recorda procesa whereby sounds are
cceiverted into tbdhgit numbersand stored on Lye!, they nonethe-less hair significant differences,as outlined in a recent issue of theNew York Throes:
DAT players record with a-helical scan" :system that tinestwo heads iconcewks1 in a rapidlyrotating drum) to Imprint digitalaudio onto tape in diagonal stripslumbar to the method used inVCRs).
DOC players, on the otherhand. record digital sound ontolinear tracks I similar to analog re-cordings). A data comp.:seam
tuisnolut that reducis the numberof "musical digits" is the key.
DAT niachines play and recordonly DAT cassettes.
DCC units play DCCs and Mr-nscorded maim tapes. The ma-chines, however, carrot record di-rectly onto analog cassettes.
DATa cannot be mass produc-ed easily. The helical pattern re-quires real-time duplication (BO
minutes to copy a No -minute tape).
DOE. -- like analog eassettis- can be easily mass produced(approximately one minute for anSts -minute tape.
Lasers Could LowerLong -Distance Costs
HtgtCapecity cables thatspan the means soon mayallow Americans to tele-
phone Europe or Japan almost asinexpensively as a kcal call, ac-cording to a recent article in Busi-ness Week.
Tharia to recent breakthrceighsin fiber-optic laser technology. MciCornmuelcalsons and British Tele-com are working together to span
A WarmerShade Of Paint
Talk about hot pink The Hos-tel C twinkal Corp.. a Japan -based company. has devel-
oped a paint thit generates heatwham voltage is passed through it.
Depending on the current. thepaint can produce temperaturesranging from 116F to 1472* F. Com-panies in Japan. Britain, rux1 theU.S. are testing the paint - calked-MR.X" - on everything fromtoilet seats to runways. An Italiandesigner is even working on silk-screening it cote fabric to producebattery-possered healed ckdMng
Appbed just like ordinary homepaint, MILK is derived from a coat -mg that Rustol developed to tinechimney stacks and steam pipes inorder to draw heat away fromthese hat surfaces. When betweensix and 100 volts (depending on thedesired temperature! hits thepaint, it (nuts heat waves
A demi:nitration house in Japanfeatures a heated roof, floors, ceil-irqp, and driveway - all coatedwith MILK.
the Atlantic try 1933 with the newcables. while AT&T and Japan'sKDD are hoping for a trans -Pacifichookup by '96.
The system utilizes the demisterbium, which has the ability toturn optical fiber into a laser. Whenspliced at intervaLs, these lasersautomatically adjust to high-speedpulses of light
The submarine cables airrentlyin use have a fixed maximum ca-pacity and are much slower thinthe 2.1 billion pulses per secondthat the new cables wall be capableof handling immediately
OFF THE HOOK
Portable `PagerPhone'Coming In Spring
If you're 'Ways on Ins 4p -go- aid you for ycar onespiny) have the ts.caa to Is
you in lies fife Varies - you'riot sent to crock out Unlvansal Celluter's -Pagerftcno." anocket-aned portable tele-Owe that tontine. needtechnology and pag.ngcapabetes
the I 3ounco PagerPhonsnes designed to give buoy asors the oaten of solacingwtich cols our be returned endetiw. It alio diCasys messagesof up to 256 chrictere and of.We -TisoToucts Speed Roca, -when enablaa users to accesaiv to 90 norms and numbersIn= momory
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Automated Ordering =Faster Fast Food
Neti Mille you slap at Carl'sJr. for a bite to cat. you'llstill pbce your order - hut
perhaps not with a person If therestaurant has installed the'Touch 2000" system you'll enter>cur seam -buns by pressing itstorah-MTISithe countertop menu.
Wait did you want any fries orbeverages with your order' Therotnputer may ask you mach ques-tions if yea didn't choose said nc
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tee control rocrhprOdCates 111144 office and sends cents* evil 10 oats-
ad* sir dare pers. orowking venation when nestledthe YES -202 rise no pampa, liters. or connenable supplies, so no
mintenance is necessary Ss steed reed price 11235O Rime Ins Yin.cower. 8C biased rein 80100)663-5481 ot 1604) 876.9922 for more in.fortrefort
coutrements. After you've cawpkted your older fries or nofries the PC relays it to the kitch-en auf the =shier (where humanewill be on hand to prepare yourmeal and take your money) Via an11151 PC
Touch zsn w aY tieveloped byDenser -based Management lafor-nation Support lac and IBM incooperation with several Arby'soutlets, which also has e automatedordering. If the tea urology catcheson, it'll spread to more Carl's Jrrestaurants and possibly to BurgerKing, which is evakuiting thesydrni
Latest ConceptIn CallForwarding
By assigning phone numbersto prolate as well as tel-ephones. Japun-hased Nip-
pon Telegraph & Tele:abase Corphopes to implement a conceptknown ac the foBcsw-ine-pha*" in1932
A ten -digit number stamped intoa calling card will enable you to in-sert the card into special tern:irateand punch in the number of thephorc where you can be reached -even if it's a cellular phone. (Cur-rent systems involve changingyour (awarding number prior toleas** your home or office.)
But befony the follower& phasebecomes a reality. S17 must getgovernment approval as well as cle-vekop special network software andcard readers In the rnetustime,several U.S. companies are experi-menting with similar systems
24 RaR January 1E1,1091 IVE'VVSEIREAKERS
PD SOUGHT
VisotckyNabs KKYY'sVP/GM Slot
Bob Vtaottliy
Bob Vim:day. meat recently VP/GM at WMJI/Cies-eland for 16
rnonthh, has been appointed to asimilar post at Sandusky's KKN'N'tSan Diego_ He replaces CarolynHoot. who's leaving the AC cutlet.
Also leaving: PD Robert Johnand the husband -wife morningteam d Strives & Grdrilc. JeffMcNeal is doing marling drive ona temporary basis, and the sift-tko's Wong for a PD. A formatswitch s s nunored.
Viseteky. who couldn't verifysuch rumors. told R&R. -This is acommunity rve wanted to live inthe past ten years. This isn't a 1.1IA:baron fall ',Xi share] station,and it's not going to be. With thesupport of the buying communityand listeners, I'll do whatever'snecessary to sun in this market.Santhisity is certainly providing allthe toots "
Vistiteicy was previously GM atKREXiDesiver. NSNI at WM/Dallas. and an AE with WPIJ/New York and WM/Chicago.
Coakley HeadsrooArt, MMAManagement
Sean CoakleyLongtime prometton exec Sean
Coakley has been appointed Presi-dent of the MMA North Americamanagement firm and Australianlabel rooArt's Mercury -distri-buted North American operation.
Coakley spent the List sevenyears at Arista, where he served 33VP/Rock Pei:swam and more me -orally as VP/Product Develop -meal "I consider rooArt one of themost innovative and dynamic nevi!abets to enter the internationalarena in years," he stated. "Therobber of artists points to majorworldwide successes . and I'mlooking recusant to making sure ev-eryone in America knows it."
.414Van James
BLACK MUSIC
James JumpsTo Nat'I Dir.Van James has been apple,
National PromotionMusic for Atlantic 11,
port to Sr. VPIEllacit Mime ,ard Nash.
Nash said. "Van's professionaldedication and tic grassroots experience in merchandising andpromotion make him well -qualifiedfor this position."
James joined Atlantic in 19tZ asa Local R&B promotion rep in De-troit. where he'd been VitA metechandisiag rep since 197)
Hyman NamedFirst Imago VP
Kate Hyman has been appointedVP/A&R Ice the Imago ReCOrti kegCompany , making her the firs: ccc-porabe VP named since the fledgl-ing label's startup last month
She cornea to Imago from Chrys.Isla, where she headed the Label'sWast Coast A&R department. Hy-man previously served as EastCoast Director/A&R for MCA.
She'll report to Imago PresidentTerry Ellis, who cofounded Chrys-alis. Imago opened its doors lastmonth in a joint venture agree-ment between Ellis and BMG.
WHJX Ups Demps To GMBrace Dernps has born pro
muted from GSM to GM at EagleBroadcasting UC WHJX 1 Hot101.5)/Jacksonville. He replacesWalter Berry, who's joinedWMXJ/Miami as GSM (seestory. this pagee Last week. Hot101.5 PD Keith Clara announcedhe was defecting to CC WJMO/Cleveland.
Dimas told R&R, proba-bly arreunce a new PD within thenext werlionda-half. When youbase one d the Lutist -grossing
Mai and rs-64 radio stations everto sign co, your guys are lowlitafter by mast of the broadcastgroins. But our great success here
and the weather - have madeBits a pretty attractive situation forI P rcenective I Miami:nem "
Dempa has been in radio foreight years, following some tine inTV production and media sales Itoentered radio at MAT/Jacksonville, EL, wtere be rose from AE toNSM/LCM. He joined WHJX in De-cember 'Fa
Power Play
Yearand prornntion/saies awards and a m',ae pcosontabon by ProutawV CaveDoss (0 aye Um among me notagrits N Ansta's annual conywkon, the Mtn* orwhich wet "WO,* Goat The Power " Darts and Exec VP Be Sava, 0) took lineOct dery 6,10 Ave -day metittig freary to coopriduitita COnna Johnson on hat ap-possanswir as VP 'A88 Promotion
-31011111EnNI
CFRB AppointsCERB(Toronto has ap-
pointed four-year crosstown CJ I-2.meaning air personality 1341 Ander-son PD. He succeeds John Keogh.who is no longer with the station.CF RI3 programs a few songs inmorning and aftemeon drive, andsome occasional weekend music
Anderson told R&R, "With a warlikely. we're plogranuning thisNewsaTalk station hour by hour.This is an exciting beginning, butI'd Wm to see think(); calm down
"It's a great gig to program thestation with Toronto's largest mar-ket share I wceted Pert' as talentfor ten years. and I'm thrilled to beon this sick of the dolt. I'll try totake a great station and improve itThere's no need for major shake-ups or overhauls."
In addition to his ten years on -airat CFRB, Anderson previously pro -
Word Association
Anderson PDwarmed CEGNIITorooto, was anair personality at CKFM/Torcuto,anal was writer/producer/la:et tsiStandard Broadcastina's "BigCountry," a weekly syndiratedCountry music program,
DIXONCornnuod train Pace 6
toisitive to radio, the trades, andblack music. We're proud to haveher."
Dixon. who was pregranurangaissistairi at VC KJLI-11 Los Angelesprior to joining K&R. said. "Curgoal is to provide the best UC,dance miasmic to radio and the tis-teairsg We intend to be amusical firm for the nnis On a per-sonal note. I'd like to thank WaltLaw, Bob Wilson, and the It&Rstaff for five wonderful years ofknow ledge:*
Chttsein watt Sobel Wont FleCoexts his s.7.4,1 a rnencezxv end an4,Ctitszn apnstrrent cote: Epk: AVOSiThIni tetras weexvidentle, esciticang Grope, oar retoasas under AS pact ate stated tor early ? Ceiebtaana the invitational voratre areOf) Etta Sr VPMarkeling Larry Steno( any 5&nac Osantemon Prostlent Thai Steck Epic President Dave (dew. VliartheExec, Crectooltartcomg 6 Sias Tom Weal and Exec. VP Tom homey. Epic VPSeAps Pete Anderson. Word barge oboe.Sot/Deeper °Meson Janes Bullard, and Epon MProauct Presecosoq the, Beck and Sr VPAISJI Din &meson_
Bob Heatherly
DIR./MARKETING
HeatherlyRises AtAtlantic!Nashville
Atlantic; Nashsille DirectcriPm-rixtion Bob Heatherly has beenpromoted to the new position of Di-rector/Marketing for the countrylabel
VP/GM Rick Blackburn said.-With almost two dissdes In thehasinno under hit belt. Bob is oneof those rare indisideuds whose ex-pertise includes marketing. sales,and promoters. In addition, thetime he spent in management hassensitized him to the artast's <sari-cerrn, It's with real pleasure that Iannounce thin well -deserved pro-motion."
Heatherly joined Atlantic as Di.reclor/Pronsotion when the labelmade its Nashville debut in sum-mer 19. Prior to that he was Diree-toreSales of It&RINashville for 18months. Ito spent 16 years withRCA - 11 in New York and five inNashville inn variety of market-ing and sales petitions. From1965-88, he ran a country artistmanagement company
WMXJ PicksBerry As GSM
Waiter BerryFormer 14 'tin /Jacksonville GM
%alter Berry has accepted theGSM chair at Smola Gold cutletSVMXJ/Miami.
Berry formerly was GSkl forWMFR & WMAG/Grreasbono.WP1.7...eftlebmond. WAPII*Binm-inghant. and WOKJ &son. MS. He once worked for theNBA's Washington Bullets as Ds-rector/Saks.
NEWSBREAKERSJanuary 18,1991 MLR .25
Radio KEN ROBERTS d eve new vP.Gm etEITS:Austin, corning from the GSM
past at KMOCADMaa
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MICHELLE 0000 a on: 0,0'd fromKUFOrPortlard Mal. PD and Director:face etch to Mat Natorel PO and Orrixtix:Nitiorst Research for as HomyEtooticasang music.forrntexid woos. RICK DENTON fees bow named GMat KEYV.Las Vegas He was moat re-entry GM re KOZZ & KONE'Reno
WILL1AM IRV/1N is atxxxled VP.'GM at KKOB-AM & rikAbuotonquo,so .yen from the same petition etWCASRiasigh DOUG STERNE is tccislatd fromL5/4 at KFO8Sen Frarvisco to Dirac-lortiatonat Sales at KFOG and enterKNBR Fling the USIA Mot is Sr AEMARK SILVERSTEIN. TREY WORKMAN is named NSM atWGST & WPCMAnanta and the Goof.gia Network He hod boon an AE atWOST And MIKE !AWING is namedChef &Unbar of WGST. He had teenFaolaes Manager for WGST.and re George NetworkPATRICK JOYCE a upped treeSales Marrow to Sorts Sees Men.tow and JULIE KIRBY is orrisobs°torn AS to Sales 1.14r.igor al WALAG'Chicago
Records BARBARA SHELLEY Iona FO.10Records as VP.Pubkaty. She was ore -musty YP Mocks A Mist Realtor* atChameleon
ADAM KAPLAN pins ULto Recordsas Dr ocsur.Markaong A Seise Ho hadoven CoordimayiNationet Allernathe'smiting at Vrcin Records
TONY OIMARIA is upped ham MartsgerPrornoson A Mark/dog. Soar -w ort Report to. MaregoriNstioned Pro -moon d Ma- /ten; at Geri*" Record* SOPHIA CHANG is tipped as Man-agat'AIIR and Product Orheiocirxmt ofis* Records. She Fed been Coon:Snot-torMartatIng Nat Anardc Records' al-tonatPro music *Aeon
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DENISE COX is apponhx! DroclOt.'Alecto & Mats lisiaboris * GalionRecords She was most weedy Min -sat, KtaCei. Welt Coast at WendRican*. PAUL MOSHAY is upped tom Di-rector to St. ()rector:Sales & Mutates°at Oalcdus Vro4 Records
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BILL HEARN is named Pros/Sent ofStkIrrOw Conyniasications Grosso and*0 hied Sparrow Records He hadbees St VP Akirkitakig kr Sparrow M-ao. RICK /BORNE Is upped *an SrVIDFriance A Adtrinistralsx+ 10 CFOand ROO HUFF is toot/led from SrVP.Operabons to COO at the SparrowCapons/on
JAY DUMAN b WOW tram Sr Drrectortter national Malustinig is VP tsrain tonal at MM Records
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LARRY DAVIS is apporepd ()roc-tor.lkten Morkstax) at GEM/. DcarD.rvon He hid benn a Sake Rep atCEMA'Ayarro
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CHR BREAKERCHART DEBUT: EX)
26RaR ,:e41NEWS
AC Wins One In BirchAs CHR PlummetsGold, Country Top Gainers; BIEZ Down 67%
AC is perennially the leading format in the Top 30markets when Arbitron's doing the measuring. but it'srare to see AC topping a Birch survey. Yet the format nip-ped a skimping CHR to emerge as the No. 1 format in themajor markets for the new Fall '90 Birch book.
As It&Ft's muckaile Format Per-formance Index shows. in its firstBirch examination AC was up onlyslightly from the summer, butgained almost 36 total shares froma year ago, when it was 90 shares
RankingThe Formats
AC* *ye part and 0414 21 -share Drop maned in an AC victoryas pitch's sop Fat -90 lomat ACla. hovnrow low pants lower thanh the summa Arbaren stwxktos,white CHR a as three namehicivir in a nc Brai than ri kbow AOR, as min& clews teasein Bach (2.3 ports better van lotsure:sera ARB. to be exact), teamost orgy nor rai' (with the mean.Don of B.12. much lower m Ovalwe In me sore Beat Moronballpent. Folowno we the Bratlomat mencinors
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9.5916.741202.42.21.71.61.614
behind CHR But CHR Ls off 03shares since Fall 118 (21 of themlost in just this took). and nowtrails AC by 11.5 shared.
Off The Graphs
The kn-aphs to the right showthe net gains cr lanes for nine keyformats - the nine begged formatsas of Fall 19. One of those, how-ever. has nasedired frorn eighthrank to 14th today - 13/E7. lost 7$shares in the past year. owingmostly to numerous defeebonsFa/lowing are the year-to-year andbook -to -Ix.* maths for the for-mats not displayed on the graph:
NAC/CJ: 69.6 talil shares, off11.1 from a year ago and down 3.4from surruner.
Classical' (3.5 total shares, up6.7 from Fall '89 and up 4.1 fromlast book.
Big Band/Nostalgia: We com-bined these formats with R/EZ inthe first Formal Performance Lndex. but found when analyzing thefigures that Rig Rand/Nostalgiastations were holding steady whileBIEZs were free -falling. So we'veseparated than for this Index andwill do so for all further editions,Birch and Arbitron. BB1Nost starnorm in the. Top 30 totaled WIshares, up 2.9 front a year ago andup an =arcs/aye 7.4 I more than14%) over last book.
Hispanic: 44.3 total shares. up13.4 (a whopping 61%) ewer last fall
Top Markets By FormatOno° again, tno best ct tor any 'crew xi Oncauvit lot AC. with Wmet ore-Wird ce Wie Otasen CIWS load shays csertp there The22 shares Cower smalls to AOR awns et a deans second.
Here's how ine top markets ter each Samar stacked up:fw.41 Tella/ Uwe Coy
t-earestivy, despite tea rimisencee between Seth rid Arbleras. theroand-leaclng markets were gleams (carcaricia Fall arch 10 SutterCitron) in all but tour CMOs- and al but ate or those west a bets* &Arloawes care in which more 1t is can be expecIed. The by dflotencowas in 01R. where WPRO-FM s clout:4491 attire end WAVKX's cower.Mal tran Urban conened to edge Provdence pest last eses.'s 041 win.rah. 1Ahviaiie
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and up 8.0 In just this one book. Rellgkius/Contenworary Chris-
tian: 42.0 total shares, down .7
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New Rock: 37.9 total shares, up/1.4 I almost 30%) from Last yearand up 2.7 from last book.
Year -To -Year Results
Talk about a golden year: theGold fornurt soared the biggestgain from Fall '89 to Fall '90. Its40 ---share increase translates to a37% boost : by comparison. AC's 36 -share jump comes out to loss than9%. AOR. Country. Newsata.and Urban were up by lessermargins
As inentsonod. B/El. stations suffered the most devastating loss.with CUR a clone second. down ascrims 13% from last year. ClassicRock and NAC were off by similaramounts.
Book -To -Book Highlights
Scene good next: for Country ra-dio - the format was the topgainer measured Summer '9) toFall 10. An 18 -share. 8% jump didthe trick, besting neck -and machcontenders Gold (tip 14.9. 13%) andNewSiTaDC (UP 14.8.5% as the im-pending war situation worsened,.Smaller gains were registered byiliguutic, Big Band, Rehires", AC,arid New Rock
Most of the It/EZ damage mayhave been done: this book the for
was off 10 shares, al-though a 20% drop at the level it'ssitting at is not to be laughed cif.But CER led 21 shares la drop of4.6% and Classic Rock had 13shares eroded from its total, a dropof HS,
The Format Performance Indexfor the Arbitron Fall '90 bid( willfollow in short order. at which timewe'll more directly compare Artai-tron and Birch totals.
How It WorksThe Forma Performance hoes
ewers aced tenets yearly. once fore ach Adana and Birch surveyIre intended as a aria, woolyGrade to forma trends across, Merearm
To speed es publication. wevise 12+ memos bases from theTop 30 ere/Wets (since Animism acagy a hyobeskwyew ArtitortthwXelt. wo si.beetuled reerk44 *31,Cute hies, Ice mooistencyposes). All stations shenseno a 1 0share or better are ocr109,0 1110err apboenste tenet tows Eachetwkers format iced shires recanpiect into the netionsi rota/anew *Area LOW here. and pk.e-orwsraue changes in each lomatlobo ens -cased n total Ohre.) weCakaJated from year Jo year fn theawe, Fall '89 to Fan '90Y and book10 twee (Sumner '90 to Fall '90).
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Eekstine. recorded for Mercury inthe early 'Ws - remarked. "I hatemany fond memories of Mercuryfrom the days that my father re-corded here_ I look force rd toworking with Mike Bale and theaggressive Mercury staff to fur-ther develop the incredibly' tal-ented and exciting artist reeler "
-I'm very happy to be back atMercury." added Bone_ "It's a firelabel with a rich history. a talentedand diverse artist roster, and akiller staff "
Eekatine joined Pol)Gram fry1987 as Sr. VP/GM of its 14 Mg Rec-ords sibsiclituy. A year ago, hewas given additional responsitili-Om as Exec. VP/ Talent and Cre-ative Affairs. lie previously work-ed at Arista and Q'wrst.
Bale began his major industrycareer with Mercury in 1975. Hesubsequently held promotion posi-tions with Eiektra and Arista, andhas more recently been Presiderzof Chrysalis Records and IslandRecords_
LambertCcermad from Page
Prior to joining Atoa in 196s,lambert was National Field Promotion Director fur A&M. He alsooperated his own New AssistMusics held National AOR Direc-torships at Arista and Capitol, andwas a Warner Bros- kcal promorep.
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Leaping To ConfusionsCa varoaigh began shaking up the
Cincuuutti market on DecemberZ. following sevens) unsuccessfulefforts to sell the station. At highnoon, the station dropped its identi-ty as Country VilIVE t'i're Bea.tee I to broadcast Napoleon XIV's'They're Corning To Take MeAway' nonstop fur six hours. Itthen aired five days of 'round-the-clock Led Zeppelni, intersiper9cdwith bits about a series of f MRS be-ing executed - a not -so -delicateshot at the longtime mascot ofcracstown AOR
On January 1, the station signedon as WZRQ with SMN's Z -Rockformat Cavausatigh said that, to hissta-prisc, initial mean+ showedthe format was "catching on thelike crazy" among WKRQ's CHBaudience. He said he thought GreatAnterican Chairman (and Chiquitaowner) "Carl Lindner mud havegone bananas,"
Great American's lawsuit con-tends that Reams Ls violating
federal and state trademark lawsbecause of the similarity in cal] let-ters and music formats, and thatlistener confusion will causeeconomic damage.
"From day one, I've been ex-tremely cecicerned about their callletter change and the confusion ithas and is likely to cceitinue tocause. That's it in a nutshell_ I'mpleased with the action of the courtto date," said WKRQ VPiGlif JimBryant
When asked if the slation haddetected any listener or advertisertxrifisticn, Bryant couldn't cite anycases, but said, "It only takes onecase to really distort an Arbitron
Cavanaugh countered, "Admit-tedly there's a proximity of call let-ters, but WZRQ is the only call signavailable right tsra that pheneti'call), spells Z-Rocic, Our formatsare radically different. There'sbeen no confusion here. no mis-taken phone calls, all the whet -Users know what's going on, andcertainty the audience does teaGreat American's allegations arejust katicrous."
WXYT Sponsors Book Drive
wxre,Deerie Wows donWed neeny 3000 books 11, tea statton's "Holiday BookOrri. FOr Kids." The Ts* steaks. cestrixted ma books to three area organizationsfor undemnirteged chIdren Pictured with sortie of eh* donations tiro WXYT moatnag snow host Deftly AlcLail (1) and VFs'areckv of °bereft:ins Michele PiNow.
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Interecope cekrbrated Ate iftract? of as Vat robes* - Gerardo 's "Mo' Reno: duo Jamey 29 - at a Meocan fiesta n LLookkag suave we 111811191 Peter Lopez, haterscoiso Minder/co-bead Ted Field and co -hoed limy kaino. Ganetio.East West Records Arnerta PristedentrE0 Serie FMone. and Adanat co-Chairrnartr-00 ('eg Morns
KM Records Secures AFRTS Pact
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The Aimed Forces Radio d Teessesion Service (AFRTS) nos awarded a record prossOg contract to Westwood One etc. 's KMRecords division Marlow; Ma agreement at A FRTS's Sevoiarn CMeomw nisaclo.sanws tiro a KM Allr:Oede C buds &net onoVP Br Arey. AFRTS CreeteRactlo &vision Robert Cast*. KM'S Cone* Swift WVIVXM corporate Samoa Kin Finger, andAFRTSS Se *. Gone Plunked and Joanne Mato,
Heart Of Platinum
Counfry KRAX AM 6 FIASecnirnerdo. owned by EZ Coraminicatens. :seamytwain* CBS Redo Neracyk inmates. Felaehng the decals we 0.0 an VP PIM*,Moore, KRAK VP Don Lawdord, and CBS Dittnot Drecior Dery Morahan
Cozifol Presider! Maio Migryn (aocond trot, onstooteet Hart tee's mew moues foe rase -Eir.v,ssdo" LP -a Rio* ptatrtio,for worldwide seies. a Cloutate-pletrater for U.S sales, and a gold for Cho "Al I Wenew Do is Matto Lore To You" shpb, Plcflood ae'i Mairen we tars band MOMINKS Mark Andes. Denny °wined -sr, Remy Meon. Mn Walton. and Howard Leese
STREET TALK.Stern To L.A. Rumors RevisitedRe -Ups With infinity; TV Show To National Syndication
Although just about everyone'sconvinced Howard Stern Grp' beginsirmicasting on KLSXIL.A. this year,
most discount the seven -hour shift scenariooutined in last week's ST, includng longtimeStem agent Don Buchwald.
"We'd definitely Ike to get Howard inother markets, and L.A. is an obvious frststep," Buchwald told ST. "But Howard on theair for seven hours? I don't know he'd be ableto do that. There are a number of othervariations we've discussed." Buchwakfdefined to elaborate.
No matter how the deed is done. KLSXwould have to pay Infinity ma)or money forthe privilege of simticasting Stern If you canbelieve the latest scuttlebutt, the pricelag rs atleast one million &Oars, with 20% of thatgoing straight to Stem.
And in the middle of en this Stern-to-L.A_buzz comes word that the morningmanatee win re -up with infinity for anothercouple of years. Stem revs -aced his decisionon -air at his 37th birthday bash East Thursday(1.17) - the same day All AmericanTelevision announced it would put Stem'sweekly TV show up for national syrxiication.
IlAstroplex Classic Rock WUtFX (The Fox)/Buffalo segued to AOR cn Monday (1 r14),
Rumors Cepesol Sr. Dritiel Promo Rhch Sloan pass
ed an the VPProrno gig at Zoo Entertainment Coatia boost for 610cm tie in tho dyne
la KBEGMC tie rng with croaaiown KXXii(X104) P0 Steve Douglas?
Now that Y95,1Deliss APO J.J. McKay is workmacros, won rho reomeg arrow. ea Staten P.V. Ran-dy Katarkti Seercrala for some programing help?Arid wasn't that Y107/NashAlle PD Louis Kaplanseen chorrcie ctscsari with the pawns-that-te atYes,
Ah but could WZPtfrm PD Don London,WKSStHattlotd PO Jefferson Ward, WKIESOrSt towle PO Lyndon Abed, WM/Lansing PO Kerte Rob -boson, or Vital/Minneapolis PO Greg Sliwasell 'kgtgise info Katrth's plans?
No Iwre at prenatal,* as to whetherChrysalis's Dove Ross *aid take the rood AOR gag"al *rated by Eleidre-tiouni Steve Schnur, V Powmow is mating MTV intametional honcho SteveLeeds a pocaloilty? And axad the Milady Woo toCOneiderlrg Mw ',Vomit rep Victoe UMW!?
is Columbia Nail O8.,1438 Prorre Ken Wlisanabout to relocate from LA. to NY -watt VP abbot?And Is Ocarrtm WiEllack Mued 1 Jazz Prom> EddiePugh about to gel a signtroard promotion?
Is CHR WANSiareenythe about to tip to il.C7
Give Peace A Chance(Slight Return)
The Sean Lennon -Lenny Krrnitt LCialte ClJohn Lannon's -Give Peace A Chard*"roe-W.1C heavy mit- fern -at torpttay this .rostik
eat berg rush-rektesod by Virgin. Westwood On*.the Source, and ABC Cl redo the song avalloble tieiatollto, enuring stallor* Id get It on the air prior tothe January 15 U N deadline
More than 40 artnts arirroLted to V* song. inriving Peter Gabriel, Bruce Hornsby. Utile Rich-ard, Yoko Ono, Cyrral Laupor. Bonnie Raft, M.C.Hammer. Tom Petty. Al Jammu, iggy Pop. LL CadJ. Jazz* 8, atid Randy Newman.
Sosoung a /rowan, he a recorded a unary nowMr* Called -Linos in The Send' that Reprise Nisrualtreieseed Nevawan panned Ito tune to-' Frilly(1 1 1 1 and recorded it two days *tor at James New -Son Howard's hourxtraluelo Howard old W8 PratLenny Waronker co -produced the arglo.
meorrettio, several platen here bOtes women;PNISMA Qt. -related a:Ludic* rob Style '`.saga MeThe Wey ABM a clablibultng special irersicnecrorbed by WOK IlKnoxvtile PD Clay Gash as wet asWAVA/Washingion Ml) Chris Taylor. Bah Mahonestay the songs havo ornery," mesaVe phones Look10r yar 15pea oopy in the nval
MO in Dared, Byron MacOregor's 1974cbcauan-word NI -The Arnerican5" has become arenewed .kavorte "Meg SOW* tiai *Mons Sincethe angle to WI of pl-4. MeCOregor - who recent,aortod the morning town at AOR WLLZ - rot:coact,is bang asked to record an updated version
offering even more of a drect challenge tocrosstown Rich AOR WGR-FIA (97 Rock).
Calfrig itsciff the "home of rock 'n'the Fox is now playing three currents an hourbetween 10am-7pm, and tour an hour at night.
Z95 The Pig's Digs?
Jacor Exec. WitioC00 and CriticalMass Media honcho Randy Michaels hasbeen hired to consult ailng CapCitles/ABCCHR Z9 510hIc.ago. Nc pg noit.r. yet.
Lots of tak about KKBGlHouston morningman John Lander following last week's STitem. Is WEGX1Philly interested? What aboutan alleged phone cal from KLSKIL.A.? (,)u$1case the Howard Stem deal doesn't pan out IOr . wil Lander simply wait out his shortnoncompete and hop over to crosstownKRBE?
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methodology. The magazine's sales -based LPchart operation is reeling from a number of keydetections in the chart's retail panel. ST haslearned that Maitland - representing closeto 1000 stores nationwide (and almost 10%of total recorded music sales) - wil nowreport its sales exclusively to the nowSoundscan rhusic survey. Other retailers nolOnger giving then data to Baboard inckideCamelot, Sound Warehouse, Music Plus, andCity One -Stop
Also, the much -touted SOS airplay monitortechnology had an old wound reopened whena tront-pege article in weekly Varietyrefocused on glaring discrepancies inlitaliboards Country chart monitors. Add in labelcomments about the general sluggishness of68's recently ntroduced CHR airplay monitors,and it's enough to make you wonder
By the way, Musictand's decision to go wehScundscan apparent try means radio stationscan no longer get local retail reports from thechan's stores . . and the stations aren't toothrilled about that
Leap 0' The Week
KXXL (XL93FM)JGrand Forks, ND PDJohn Scott Kill move from market No. 244 tomarket No 90 when he becomes the new PDat KC1011New Haven. He starts in a couple ofweeks no rePlacement yet.
Rumbles AI New Rock KTOW-AMA IllUTulss. 5* FM
SOS tO Urban taxies new PO MD Tony UMW. TheAM ressirm New Roo*: Joe Stone rendes MO&Set
Slew Chscones :Awn upped to POifeestsDs at WPOC (AhlyWastsiregton K/ succeeds Don-na Francertlia, wto cared cialmcvm WTOP asklet NOW5 Ott
WOR)lilellbestre CAA Jim Gerson execOlathe Dingle, GM at AM &etre WTTR, becomesacsrig GM at GRX
WRC.attong Island i.e-, Dertsd Fosinbleitt toGM
WZOC gitlyAfiants PO Tony Mathes was setgo lint week. Consuftont Gory Guthrie come in toterry* Clissest Rocker
UrIten WVKOICeturtsbuk OH Maas talentTony Coles gerds up the MO adios. but ratans resarstatt PD K.C. Jones we reindeers, MUSIC trail a re-cesurrnont oar be found
Soonntte Gold WSIXSPAlessi es* Sonny Fox IRon Hersey to do rnotrsino, ropes" Shawn Burt*,The duo cathsahly tad wiSkoupS tteeiner at crowmean AOq WSHE. where Fox also weed as PD.
OWNS Correnunkellons Country cantoKCTII-AM a FM1811Ungps, MT is row moping cross -rash CHR KZ113 (VMS Wit retorts
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Names surfacing Si the KOY-FMIPhoenlxPD derby include (drum rod, pieaseCorner WEGXJPhIIIy PD Todd Fisher,WLOLIMInneapolls PD Greg Strassell, ex.FM102/Sacrainento PD Brian White. KEZBIEIPaso PD Bob West, former KITY/San AntonioPD Rick Upton, former KCPX1SLC PD JerryLoustesu, veteran oceanologlst JacquesCousteau, ex-KKTKISt. Louis PD DerekJohnson, KJ103/0KC PD Mike McCoy,consultant Waylon Richards, andWVICILansing PD Kevin Robinson.
X100 Exits
With Bedford Broadcasting set to takeover CHR X100/SF next week. staffers sawmore oink sips than a lingerie departmentAmong the unlucky recpients: morning teamKelly & Kline. night rocker Dancin' MarkHanson, and production whiz Larry Williams.Sole straying airstaffers are midday man BrianLee and afternoon druer Chuck Geiger.
According to new VPiGM Brent Osborne,former X100 GSM Rich Kahn has retuned asDICSales, and four mirth:nets have beenretained on an interim basis to cover theairshilta.
CcestAants Phil Hall and Kurt Hansonare reSearchng a format, new calls, andhelping select a new PD. Is 131001San DiegoPD Mike Novak the early leader?
New Pirate Boards Sctsttisd4
Only three or tour of those Pirate Radio/L.A. tailboards reading "Try It Now" and"Listen Now" saw dayIght last weak. Andthose came down %eddy in the wake of ameeting last Friday (1/11).
While everyone expects the station to takea more mass appeal CHR lack, don't look forthe Pirate to make a move untl the PersianGull crisis simmers down a bit When thechange does come, ST boldly predicts thePirate moniker we walk the plank
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Clay Gish at WOKI and Chris Taylor atWAVA took the Styx track "Show MeThe Way" and tailored it to the times,
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Bubbe The Love Sponge - now doingnights at XL106.7(Orlando - has filed aS1 25 million sal aganst EZ Communicationsand WIOGIPhilly. chargng breach of contract.The Sponge was squeezed out less than threemonths into a two-year deal.
Sunny Jo* Whits - who suddenlyresigned his PD post at WXKSlBoston lastweek and was replaced by crosstown WZOUPO Steve Rivera - told the Boston Globe thatyes. he has had conversations with 70UVP,'GM Alan Chartrand. WJt WhAe wild up at*Z0U7 Is Mason Dixon about to wing his wayin for an interview? Or is Dixon focusing on theSunshine State? Or is he holRxint for Texas',
Inodentaly. the same Grob* storyspeculated that Whlo has afi.:o been takingwith struggling crosstown Ackerley AORWBOS, but '®OS GM Mary Cashmandismissed the rumor.
Talk Of The Twins
WLOUMInnespolis morning vet JohnHines has inked a four-year deal to dowakoups at crosstown Country KEEY (K102),replacing Jack Savage. The move reunitesHines with Charlie Bush, with whom he didmornings at the market's KSTP (AM) from1976-80.
Hines -a 17 -year local fixture - will staywith 'LOL untd it goes Classical whenMinnesota Public Radio takes over sometimeIn tato Fobrutry. ST hears 'LOL morningcohost Eleanor Mondale may be returring toWCKGIChicago.
In other Ty. -,n ON)* nows, ST confirmsthat Z100(NY APO Bob Davis was talking withAC KS95 about becoming PD, but thingsapparently didn't work out. Is WLOL OMGregg Swedbeirg now the Mu* candidate?
If you had trouble reaching anyone atWarner Bros. Records for about two hoursthis past Tuesday (1/15), 'twas because the
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WVBS1WHenlnipecine new PO is Scottmanta. coming from WOSFtRlillmond.
Gary Walmateba Ass ceScielly joined KCHK,Chaco. CA m li9131A, and Mats named CharleneMunn (from crosstown AOR KFMF) GSM
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Walter Yetnikoff has resurfaced as thehead of Velvet Musical industries, reports theJanuary 21 Issue of Forbes. (The former CBSRecords honcho explains that -Velvet" is theYiddish dimatutive for Walter.)
Although uncharacterisboally mum on theexact nature of his new ventixe, Yotnikoffallows. "I have a name, and I have money."The 'one estrnates that between Itsseverance package, back salary, and bonusesfrom Sony, Yetrylkoff'S 1990 income wascloser to S40 mlhon than the S25 mi4ionwidely reported.
If Yetrikoff's resignation agreementProhibits lirn from running a record label, cotida career in artist management beckon?
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King Commemorated
Although Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'sbirthday wit be observed next week (1/21),Urban WHURIVIashington fired a two-hourstudy of the ile and deeds of Dr. King on hisactual birthday (1/15). featuring in -studioguests such as Rev, Jesse Jacksondiscussing what differences Or. King madhave made if he were alwo today
Meanwhile. Arista President Clive NOSwil receive the Martin Luther King Jr.Hanaratarion Award from the Congress OfRacial Equality on the observed holiday calhonor of his efforts In raising money to combatAIDS
Sonyland
The Sony Corp. has approved plans for anamusement park - tentatively titled"Sonytand" - that wil feature characters,rides, and exhibits drawn from such Sony -owned hormones as Columbia Pictures, Tri-Star Pictures, Columbia Pictures Television,and Sony (formerly CBS( Music.
A company -owned 2000 -acre lemon lamin Oxnard. CA is thought to be the leading sitefor the proiect. accorcing to Wail StreetJournal reports
No word on a construction start date. orwhether the perk would include such sure-fireattractions 8.s "Bruce Springsteen's 'TunnelOf Love.' " "Michael Jackson's 'Thriller.' or
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42 RaR Jammu,/ 18.1991 RATINGS ete RESEARCH
Targeting 'Particle People'A Competitive Edge In Difficult Times
"These are the times that try men's souls," wroteThomas Paine 200 years ago. He could easily be writingabout the economic conditions facing broadcasters today.
The competeicn for listeners anddollen; is raging in every market.New formats and new competitorsare springieg up like weeds to chit -knee the established order Theresult: declining audiesioe andrevenue shares. In some markets.one -tenth of a share point sepa-rates the fifthrarted radio stationfrom the tenth -ranked station
But (eery proverbial cloud hasits proverbial silver lining There'san appelunity in every obstaclefor those clever enough to discoverit. and the Vas are a time d tresmeanders opporturnty. Just fellowthe example of other co:sumermarketers and target a now age olconsumers - the age d the "Parti-cle Pimple."
Volume Replaces MassOnce upon a tense everyone used
Ivory and Tide, the CU in the ga-rage was a Chevy or Ford; thereWas only one Coke: arvi it seemedeveryone In Pittsburgh littered toKDKA and everyone in Chicagotuned in WGN. (Stale and HarrietNeiman were role models, and ev-eryone liked Ike. Today there aretarndreds of varieties of soap anddetergent. over 6(0 models d cars.Cokes galore, and a reientirostrend toward fragmentation in ra-dio listereing.
What's going on? Writer StephenSchiff observed. "Ile central factof American life as we enter tie'905 is the intensity of our plural-ism Were a nation of 250 millionnations. a commonwealth with al -mod Indians in °minion We are.each ot us, particles.'
No longer is there "main" mar-keting or "broad"casting. becauseno longer are then mass Meth orbroad tastes. As visionary direct
"The '90s listener doesnot want a station to beall things to all people.He wants it to be allthings to him."
marketer Lester Wunderman not-ed. "Maser et being replaced by vol-ume. And volume inverts there are293 milbon deferent needs and 250edition different ways of satisfyirgthem:'
Marketing SavvyLock around you to nee how mar-
keters art targeting the ParticlePeople
Persanies equipment in recordstores albws consumers to recorda cassette al desired mange - trama catake d thaiumat - fora fix-ed price per cut
"Mass is beingreplaced by volume.And volume meansthere are 250 milliondifferent needs and 250million different waysof satisfying them."
- Lester Wundorman,direct marketer
Panasonic has developed a carradio with a computer chip that re-members the formats oi WACO+radio Mations in over 4300 cities.11* new radio "finds yoar favoritestyle of friusx automatically."
Some local TV news operatorsare maw cable systems to custom -tee one segment un every newscastto several specific geographicareas. Tram if a news item decrialinvolve a viewer's neighborbood-he doesn't have to see it
Using a process called selec-tive binding. publishers like Timelac. can customize ads to fit aeubscraier's neighbortxx:d or life-style - re to even include that per -ROWS name. A recent Time issuefeatured each subscnber's name- inthe headline an the cover d that individual's magazine
Paint rnaradacturer BenjamlaMoore & Co. helps paint dealersprecisely match colors to comma -en' specdications. The firm sup-plies dealers with a computer thatmearairm the bght frequencies of acoke sen* to assure an exactmatch Sales skyrocketed by 2011in stores equipped with themadder.
'Customer Is King'Above all. Particle People are in-
drvkluals with individual tastes andindividual prderencen Now tech-nology is making it pas ale to notonly meet the reeds of a consumeraegenent, but to also meet theurea' ue needs of race individualparticle with prodixts and servicescustomized to his specific needs
Author/trend-watcher JohnNalsbett 'wrote, 'When the fauxwas on the institution, individuategot whet malted the inetittution;everyone got the same thing. Nomost. With the rise Of the individu-al has cone the primacy of the con-sumer. It's been sold for manyyears: The customer is king. Nowit is true."
The claBenge for radio is as con-siderable as the oppixtunity. Just
By Mark Ramsey
as comae tars will desire their owncustomized "perfect" cassettetape. car radios. information. andpaint. they also will seek the per -feet radio station_ Tie '90s listenerdoesn't want a station to be allthings to all people. He wants it tobe all things to him_
How To Reach OutHoe do stations, which depend
on a broad audience. reach out tothe unique needs of partkkss?
Offer more chokes. Look for awave of new formats and forrnatvariations in the coming dceadeIt's becoming clear that the oppor-limey inn niche format a oftengreater than the chance of a win asthe fourth AC in a market_ Whatformats can be predicted as babyboomers age? For starters, con-sider clever and fresh canbina-tions of existing formats Wealready have CHR/AC and CHR/Urban, among others Vv'hat aboutAOR/AC. AIR/Country. AC/Coto-
"No longer is there'mass' marketing or'broad' casting,because no longer arethere mass needs orbroad tastes."
try, AC/NAC, UrbarvOkhes, Ws -only Oldies. Ins only ()Idles. etc.?And what place will be taken by up -and -corning music foram like rap,world music, folk rode jazz fusion,proverock. etc ?
Place greater emphasis on thequalitative sell and less emphasison came. Just when stations areless able to offer advertisers man -She curne, tt turret out advertisersare lens likely to want massivecarne. Increasingly, advertiserswant to reach their target midi -mom efficiently - reaching a fewquality prospects is MOOD valuablethan reaching a let of nonpros-pects In fact, this is exactly whyadvertisers increasingly favor pro-motions: they're targeted to thespecific audience the advertiserwants to reach Ask yourself thesequestion's: What is my station'squalitative advantage met Itscompetitors. and how are we ex-ploding It?
espertment more with crest-Uyr marketing. Leek for market -leg and positional:1g tactics thatbreak new ground by going againstthe grids and being contrary tobusiness.; as =at You might call it"anti -marketing." U out WAAAhas the bet morning show. thencompetitor WBBB becomes "Ihestation that doesn't insult your in-telligence with a stupid moredng
A Tale Of Two 'Particles'They're ninth 30-year-oid women who prefer the same
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Build relationships with par.titles. Personalized databasemarketing is one d the net im-portant trends in cal:turner mar-Leh:se today. and radio has onlyscratched the surface of its Men.Oat_ Look for leading stations tobuild information bases with eatensive details about each listener.With this infomation at hand. thestation can communicate with lis-teners about things which matterto them Significantly, the stationcan ako generate adcbticealrue from advertisers with highlytargeted added value. Does theadvertiser want to reach censurn-ers who intend to buy a car within12 months? Perhaps your infarnuelion base contains 1000 cl them. Doyou think you'll get that buy?
Survey the lifestyles andsakes of particles and reflect theseon -air. What lifestyke and valuesbridge the gaps between many of astation's particles' Envirenmentabsm and the Quakers? Randsand nightclubs'? Furs and
ails? Shotguns and pickups'Don't know for sure' Guessingtray mean guessing wrong. To-morrow's marketplace leaders willknow as much about listener life-styles and vakies as the folks atProcter & Gamble know about peo-ple who buy cake mix.
Der clop promotions that targetindividual particles. Once weunderstand Lifestyles arid vakies,we can develop promotioas tieddirectly to those forces whichmotivate the particles. Then wemust make certain thole promo -tiara are balanced to reflect theparticles' scope of intenste In onecase, an AOR station marketed mi.manly through ticket giveaways.
cash, and concert events. Researchshowed, however. that many par-ticles had no interest hi concerts orcash but were more interested inother things. The result: a betterpromotional balance based on par -tide marketing.
Detrain new. specialised fea-ture programs. Nobody' likes everyfeature. but virtually everyonelikes some features. Lock for sta-tism to prinide a wider range alfeature programs designed toreach out to particles sharing own-mon interests; ie.. ''Envirounen-tal Minute," -New CD Preview,""Dedication Hour." and -LiensOtd." To stand out from the corn-petitice and appeal to the mere as -they unique tastes of particlelisteners, stations will have to offermaser - as well as distinctive -features.
This is Just a taste of what awaitsradio in what may be cur mostchallenging and exciting decade todate_ Now that 1991 is here. askyarned how prepired you are tomeet the challenge presented bymarketing to Particle People
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Invasion Of The Backup Singers!L isa Fisher - last heard providing backup vocals onthe Rolling Stones' ''Steel Wheels" tour and duet-ting with Teddy Pendergrass on the single "Glad
To Be Alive" - will have a solo Elelctra LP released inMarch. Luther Vandross and Naradu Michael Walden areeach producing cuts. First single ("How Can I Ease ThePain") is due February 20.
Meanwhile, Madonna ha., co-wntten a pair of saws for NikiHarris's debut Atlantic album.Harris - the featured vocalist onJellybean Beaker's current single,"What's It Gonna Be' - also sangand danced on Nladonna's meat-Blond Ambition" tour. Jellybeanand veteran knob-twirki Arif Mar-ine will produce some of the plat-ter's swigs.
Point Blank RangeCharisma will launch its blues -
based Point Blank label on Marchfi. Initial LP releases (scene ofwhich were previously availablein &impel include Albert Collins's"Iceman" (his first studio recced-ing since 19f17 1 , the Kimsey Report's"Powerhouse," and newcomerLarry MeCray's "Ambition."
Rock BlocEclectic LA. rockers Bloc will
release their debut A&M disc. "InThe Free Zone." on February 5.Along with the title truck, the four -man. Cfle-worzurn band's 12 fea-tuns -Speak" (the first single)and a cover of Ana Peebles'sclassic "I Can't Stand The Rain."
Patton Bungles CareerFaith No More lead singer Mike
Patten is recording a studio U'with his ether band. Mr. Bangle.?Wm. who has NOT left FNM,has been a member of the yet -lo-be -signed Mr. Bungle since he was
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A Peel To CollectorsRockville Centre. NY -based in -
die Label Dutch East India Tradinghas secured the rights to distributethe critically accLianed "Peel Sim,sixes" LP scrim in the US.
The albums have been culledIrian a CO -volume series of liveperformances from BBC' an-nouncer John Peel's lontrunningradio program. which has spatlighted such diverse artists as JimiHendrix. T. Res. Syd Barrett. theBaricocks. Gang Of Four. and theCure_ The first 14 releases are dueby the end cl January.Another Biographical Box?
Look fur Columbia to release asecond Bab Dylan boa set near thecod of February. No word as yet onthe number of songs and discs in-volved. but it's interesting to notethat USA Today reports an unre-leased track from the "Oh Merry"Sessions - titled "Series OfDiMarru;" will soon we the lightdr a Cl) tray . . .
Riff -RaftSISK his set a March 12 release
date far Riff's self -titled debut LP.The quintet. vstxxoe first single("My Heart Ls Failing Me") hasjust been Me -Eased. can also beheard singing backup vocals an Va-nilla tee's rem single, "1 LoveYou.'
O'Neal's NextSoulster Alexander O'Neal will
release his next Epienabu Ass.oci-atid L.P. "All True Mum" on Janu-ary 29. Produced by Jimmy Jamand Terry Lewis. the platter curtains the current single/title track.
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Next Simple Minds Album On HorizonSIMPLE MINDS are at the mixing stage with their
new album, and expect to have it out in late Marchor early April. The LP was produced by STEVE
LIPSON. and the first single - tentatively set for late Feb-ruary release - will probably be a track called "Let ThereBe Love." Other titles on the album include "See TheLight" and "Woman."
Seri t %Via x DittySCRITTI POUT["[ have covered
the BEATLES' "She's A Woman"with guest vocals from raggamuffin rapper SHABBA RANKS,There's no album due, but there'llprobably be an F.P. which'll tea -:Ike a GLADYS KNIGHT c-fr..rout by summer.
Graham - espioshe coreaviation?
A Graham For Me,A Blow For You
GRAHAM PARKER soon torelease his new "Thunder AndLightning" set - has been talkingto Ft01. about the guest musiciansan his album, recorded in part nearthe ParicerilLs's Woodstock, NYBone: "1 know JOHN SF.BAS-TIAN. he's making a record at themoment . . .
-GARTH HUDSON I bumped intorn a music store_ He just happen-ed to be in Woolstock and had aspare day before gcirig out with theBAND. They're playing Indian MS-CIT3tbetS. where the dynamite'slegal - and they let it off while theOg's going on!"
Enigma Unmaskedemetics:I! The girl doing the
husky French vocals on ENIG-NA's "Sackness" gnash is Germansarger and Eunxhart star SAN-DRA. Ike "Paintings In Yellow"LI', released last year, was pro-cksced in Ibiza by MILlIAELCRETU. who's the mystery manbehind Enigma land also Sandra'satm' golf).
New FM A Gold Mine?AU music recorded before 19X1
will escape the definition of "pop,"according to a new guxkline issuedby the Radio 'authority last weekThis means the UK's new nation-al F2.1 station could be a Gold for-mat. Appbcataxis for the licence,which is expected to be granted inJuly, mug be in by April 22
Latest In LabelsGEORGE MICHAEL 's cousin.
iNDROS GEORGIO - who was
rtbctk Over London" news w awee* ce Roca Over Londcn ES3*tech can be reached at dote
the man behind axe -hit wondersBOOGIE BOX HIGH in 1987 - hasformed the MPSI dance label withproducer PETER I.ORIMER.Their first recited is -Only You" byPRAISE. which features in theUK's current Flat TV commercial.Epic will hive first refusal rightson MPS! product
Meanwhile, there's a strongrumor that Epic is due to have asister Label in the Sony tralSie fami-ly. It's believed that the new UK la-bel will be headed by A&R ass -pram and former SPENCERDAVIS GROUP rnerriber MUFFWINW001) NTEVE '3 brother)
Japan ResurfacesAs Raintree Crow
You read about it here first(ROL, 3/9/90). and now the JA-PAN reunion is set to bear fruit this
JO) Kerr - Ueda over ratch97
spring, when the four originalmembers come together under thenew name KAP:TREE CROW,Their album (-Caw") is due on Ap-n1 4. with a single coming in mid -March
Seal 11 SealLamicei singer !WM., currently
in the UK Top S with "Crazy,"has been telling ROL about hisdebut album that's due for releasethis spring on producer TREVORHORN's ZTT label. Seal plats to ti-tle It after the track "Deep Water."a sing about dolphins.
Seal claims Horn - who perdue-ed the hithouning LP - signedhim an the strength of his demos.rather than the No. I success of"Killer," which Seal recorded withADAMSICI last year.
"It's I:tic:lux he beard my yokeand he wants to work with voices."explains Seal (short for SEAL -HENRY SAMUEL,, and that's thetruth!). "Luckily for me there'ssemi -thing in my voice -- somekind of desperate plea It's kind ofsernimelancholic. I don't intend to
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dy's Soft." the film starringROGER DALTREY and 19 -year -old CI1ESNEY IIAWKES that waspartially financed by Dakrey, fadue out on Chrysalis next month.Hawkey - the son of formerTREAD-3.0ES lead singer LEN"CHIP" H.AWKIN contributesthree Kegs to the soundtrack, andis aho working on his own album,which Il be released Liter in theyear.
Meanwhile, a film aboutBE ATT.ES manager BRIAN EP -STEIN is in the works. GARYOLDMAN - who played SIDL'ICI0t3 in "Sd Arid Nancy" andremains one of the UK's hottestacting properties - is the favoriteto take the part of the Fab Four'sguiding light in "The Love YouMake "
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And . KYLIE MINOGUE willbe going for her 11th consecutiveTop 5 UK hit with "What DoHair To Do," out on Monday(1/21). The video was filmed inLondon and unveils Kylie's newsex-synibol Image - apparentlyencourved by her INXS beau, MI.CIIAEI. HITCHENCE
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BASS are back in businms with"Love So True " They've snoredthree Top 10 hits in the past threeyears, inckidteig the UK Na 2"Beat Ns."
Incidentally. their onetime guestvocalist MAUREE.N WALSH Isnow a solo artist on Polydor. and ishack in the lower remelts of the UKcharts with her new single, "WhereHai, All The Love. Gone "
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Waging War With YourselfHow KDWB Plans To Cope As Minneapolis's Lone CHR
'Me winner -take -all attitude in CHR ratings battles isnothing new. But what happens when your format rivalfalls by the wayside - leaving you to wage war with your-self?
Mixed BlessingKDW131241narapcais PD Brian
Philips is facing this very situation.As part of a financial restructuring
1/11). rival WLOL was soldby parent Emma' to MinneapolisPublic Radio. abash plans to moveits Classkal format OWN 91.1) toWLOL's frequency 199,5). Interest-ingly. WLOL was still holing itsown as a CHR. path a 5.2-5.9-7.0in the winter, spring. and manner
Arbitrons. while KDWB slipped82-7.5-7.0. The )use -released fallArbitron shows KDWB 7 04.6 andWLOL
While some }'Ds night jump forjoy at losing a formidable oppisnett, Philips saw It as a mixedblessing "Initially. It was a realham moment But it also raisedlots et questions. WLOL provedthat you could throw everythingyou had at a problem - a newstaff. posItionani. and logo - yetthey still couldn't make a prillta-bk go el It
"I give Dimas a lot of credit forinvesting in the station_ But in theend they had to )et WLOL go at itsstkit value ($12 milboo1 instead ofwhat the statian was really worth.
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roe talked with a number at otherprogrammers and those samequestions will be popping up acreasthe country We all believe moreCliRs will bail out aeon for AC.Gold. or another 'adults only' for
"No Guarantees
Phitipe. added that he can't auto-matically assume WLOL's shareswill be tacked onto KDWB'sratings. "You can calculate theavailable shares. the unduplicatedcurve. and irwitie the TSL im-provement you 'night have. Butthere's no guaranteed equationthat says well now have s 14 share.
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We're lcoking to win over)WLOL's audience a tenth et ashare at a time_
"We're not treating WLOL's de-mise lightly or with arrogance. Af-ter all. et was a lot of peopk's fay -war Clift. We've discuosed buyingsnots on WLOL to help shift theircume to KDWB, but it's a very deli-cate issue.
"I don't want KD1413 to be per-ceived as "the oration that droveVil,OL cut of business_ %lien afreedorn of choke disappears, it
can breed audience contempt.We're going to work extra turd tobring thane people into our fold.treating W1.01,'s situation with alot of humility. No gloating. We'renot telLng listeners anything on -airexcept that W1,01. was a good com-petitor. and we wish their foLks allthe boa"
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mice affect KDWB's prtgrarnriring? Philips explained. "Duringtie last year, neither KDWB norWLOL wanted to sacrifice the 12-24core. Now that we're the only CUB,it's Dot an excuse to do so eitherDon't ionic for KIM to shift into aHot AC or Adult CHR mode. Theotdy thug this give% us is a betteropportunity to serve adults in the001 &AAA&
"Toward that end we might haveto reexamine every clock from anofferniry and defensive standpoint.We'll have to look at rotations.amount of library music, and depthof that musk. But we're not aboutto throw cur fundamental ap-proach out the window. Daypartingwill be the key factor for us.
"W1,01. mooed dance mitre tothe market and made certain titlespart of the mainstream. We'll con -
Fruits Of The 'CHR Panic'WNCI Plans To Reap BenefitsFrom WXGT's Demise
Fc,- WNCIXolurnbus. OH and Nationwide RegionalPD Dave Robbins, losing WXGT (82X) (now Gold WCOL-FM) as a CHR competitor has been a positive experience."Operators aro knoe-jerking to demographic and ratingstrends. I call this the 'CHR It's euphoric to kick a sta-bon out of the race after 12 years of strong competition:*
Trecftatelly, WNC1 has beenconsidered oonsarvathe CHR.143w vie ward to Prove to i s *Oddthet we Gen Creak new music 1105.0010 be a rice to wart out the otherguy, We're gong to avant/. nottighten down. Its now as reidonsi-bri to expose Ine music and notworry about warming up to a rec-ord If we don't, they wail two t nCoi.mbus This v.4 'noble it. toplaya wider aviary of music andfiefievit hider, newer rooi -
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Format FortressOn the promotional front. Philips
said KDWB Oars "to spend morethan ever to solidify ourselves as a
fortivin in the format We can nowset our own prorntional agendastead of worry* about WLOL.which makes a kit of sense iri aueconomy right now
"Now we can focus on the mar-ket instead of the narrow WLOLbatik, concentrating an the otherbig guns like IAORI KQRS and(Country] KEE1'. We're still goingto work every day with the samepotation a* had when WLOL wasbreathing down our Caulks. Th.swill allow us to stay fortified antmake it harder for sornexie to tryCHR against us"
Twas the season to be thoughtful and joly - and CHR stations cerletnly embraced thaiyuletide philosophy.
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IF YOU'RE NOT PLAYING"THE GHETTO"
YOUR PLAYLIST ISTOO SHORT.
TOO SHORT"THE GHETTO"
Album sales 1 million units and risingSingle sales 400,000
"It brought #1 requests and was on ourplaylist for 14 weeks...you gotta playThe GhettCr."
Mark Jackson/WHYT
'The Ghetto' has consistently performed extremely well and Is still a Top 10 request after3 months of play."
Andrea Pentract/FM102
"Get your head out of the toilet and get Into'The Ghetto'! This song works for me!"
Albie D/WPGC
"Bay area native TOO SHORT exploded rightoff the streets to achieve Top 10 status onKMEL and in northern California."
Hosh Gureli/KMEL
"TOO SHORT's 'The Ghetto' has been a consistent top 25 pop seller with little or no airplay.In the 90s, TOO SHORT has proven to beanything but."
Chris Manison/Sterling Ventures, Chicago
"Across the board, every store In the N.R.M.chain is selling it. A multi -format smash. #32pop single this week."
Dave Goist /National Record Mart
"No matter what walk of life our listenerscome from, they all Identified with 'The Ghet-to'. TOO SHORT's rap demonstrates a verymass appeal quality."
John Christian/HOT 97.7
"'The Ghetto' Is a #1 record for us andsmokes In all demos across the board."
Paco Lopez/KKFR
"Not just another rap record, It's a statement!We got Top 5 phones, top 5 sales and peoplerequest it by singing It!"
Eric Davis/WBXX
"For us, TOO SHORT Is a phone blower! Hisconcert sold out and packed them in! '
Don Parker/1195
'The single 'The Ghetto' continues to sell well.It Is ranked in our Top 20 pop sales withoutairplay. Any airplay would be a bonus. Thealbum, which spent many months in the Top10, has also seen a rejuvenation since thissingle has hit."
Dan Schaeffer/Streetside, St. Louis
"With strong sales over the last five weeks,this is the first TOO SHORT cassette single toreach Muslciand's pop Top 30. It's currently.29"
Ray Schepp/Musicland
"Sales have doubled on 'The Ghetto' cassettesingle In the last week!"
Dan Croce/Transworid
Top 5 phones!'Dena Yasner, MD, KOYFM /Phoenix
-Too Short' was the .91 record for Top 8 at8PM two straight weeks.
Frank Miniachl, MD, KKBT/Los Angeles
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A new year has arrived. and you're thinking about try-ing out some new bits. Well, you've come to the rightplace. After several frenzied hours phoning AORs aroundthe country. I've compiled a list of various contests, fea-tures. and silly games - all ripe for the stealing.
Many are industry standards or%striations thereof Some may actu-ally have been invented by the sta-tion in westaon Regardless ofwince a bit may have been dearl-°pd. please remember: Just be-cause a particular station may becredited sisth donatIng a bit or fea-ture to this coknno that doesn'tmean it criginated the idea.
WG IR / Manchester. NH: Seesaw Menu: A way to spice up
those daily concert reports: -To-night's entree is AC/DC at the Wet -caster Centrum. and be ableto have dessert with . ."
Five O'clock Alarm: 'GIR spe-cially packages this hour as aprelude to the morning dim.*bleb begins at Gam: big montage
clecks at top of hour. plus otherappropriate marl bites: sock men-tions specific artist to listen forlater to the how to win prize: lotsof times and temps.
Ws a good lead-in for the morn-ing show." explains PD Jon Er-dald. "It gets naxnentuin built up,and it's definitely helped die cum-bers."
Risque Theatre: TVaspart tx1run in comeadive hours: sexualinnuiendotype material backedwith balmy soap opera music. Erdahl says it's a "good recycling bit,A kit of piss nin a bit at 6arn
and repeat it later in the show. Idisagree with that. I like to havesomething new and different everyhour."
ELlevator From Dell: Listenersattempt to ED Muzak versions ofrock hits. Jameson Prodactionssyndicates a hit with the samename, which has become one of thetsars featurts on AOR. ISeveralal the PI Xs who contributed to thiscolumn raved about it I
However, /Wail says he "gotthe idea from a small radio station(kern South that I happened to heardo it."
'GIR uses actual Muzak tracks.while Jameson creates its ran ver-sion& The latter sound like the kindof Kegs you might hear one athose renti-Jazz combos play In asleazy nightclub
Haunted Jukebox: (aka"Dreaded Mantras Oldie"): Jockplays a truly bad oldie, thensmashes M. Enhanced by eta ofsomeone walking down to thedungeon, the theme from-Psycho.- etc.
Roast 'N Boat: Listener bowlsa public figure down the alley.
Fruit Flash: Another vehiclefor getting people to do weirdthings Listeners flush fruit downtoilets.
CAN YOU TOP THIS, - free sionewee pose cocky:roe iiter assemoting an S 18.000 Honey Davalson wand,* Oran awry by KFOGSanFrom Mph on V* hog are 04 Vais Renarty Stanns. 22 Too** BeyCabcona and Anty HP, Harloyla Tom lacattadan. grafi APO Ronny,V.1:00. old no 700's Frost Boyd
AOR.ALBUM ORIENTED ROCK
I'M DREAMING OP A WALSH CHRISTMAS - Santa was partrculorty goodie Orem and Leese Wentz tern year Thecosipas won a rnov-concrof by WXRK, Now Yor* personalty Jo* Waran. who's boon /mono So staid a ereon an ovarynow and Men Walsh and company too* over no ~ties' Now Arse). norm December 21 and swerceesid se n&nate sot lof OW kicky Baena* and SO friends, who mourned trot Mod and bovormos provided by eke Matron andcorporate sponsor AlthetISOI &Atli Rockin' h .tn New Year an (14 Firt* The Baas Payer, PD Mirk Cnsenort Brentand Leah Wentz, Wadi, and Anna's*, Buse t's Mar* Latina and Bruce Waldman
WRKI ahuabury, CT: Break The Raid News: WRKI's
version of a very popular bit: lettimers get the Jocks to break badmews to others.
Listener Seat Parodies: An-other popular AOR bit, particular-ly because you get the audience todo your work for you! "Oftenthey're real entertaining, and theworse they are. the better theyare," notes 'ItKI PD Tom Wades."People who can't sag are typical-ly funnier thin people atm can."
WRKT/Erie, PA: Rock 'N' Roil Jury: Listeners
call In and ask rock trivia ques-tions. using to stinrp the jocks.
WI:LC/Charleston. Si': Theatre Listeners are
given scenarios to act art: prize de-pends on how well they do. }Nam -pie: Wonsan finds her boyfriend inbid with another guy,
Audio Bird Lines: With the aidof appropriate six - and the "arsclassic "Surfire Bird" - listenersget to flip people the bird
WONEAlcroa: The Trading Pon: Statko of -
fens to trade something with a lis-tines; takes offers during the mor-ning chi:oars the best. that item isup for grabs the following weds.The stetson started with Area.snahles "Pump" video: a fewweeks later it ended up trading fora Bally arcade video game. Finallytraded that for $40) cash, whichwas donated to the Salvation Ar-my \test interestlres stem up forgrAhr: (Junta; the has: a glove-inthi-dark vibrator.
WAPL/Appleton. WI. More Than N e Really Wasted
To Know: (akin -Tabloid Trash""Rae News Dan Would Rather NotReed." etc.); locks read bizarrestories from the supermarket tab,lokis. As 'AFL PD Garrett Hartasks, "Do we mills' need to knowabout Michael Jackson's sex habitsWith chickenei,"
Mende% Call -In: Jocks invitelisteners to respond to seccificquestion or theme, best reaps segets a prize. "It allows the aud-ience to be funny and creative,"Hart notes. "It heips involve the lis-tener:I and make them the star&It's been a renal linchpin for themorning shoo. and a tremendousbuy -in for the audience "
KGGO/Des Moines: `Toe Dirty Joke: Tell Joke at
tarn and deliver the punch line at 9. Spousal ArmSal: Spouses use
various techniques to wake up eachother on the air
Kg WB Fargo. ND: Rock 'N' Roll Payroll: Jock an-
nounces listener's name: if listenercalls hack within five minutes, he'splaced on the "Rock Roll Pay-roll." Which currently pays $10 anhour: keeps collecting an addition-al $10 an hour until someone else
WLAV/Grand Rapids: Playhouse Of Doom: PD/rnees
ning man Red Noise writes a tepee -a/ script featuring four or have. well-known characters: faxes script toNest/hers. each el whom is assigneda part to play; everyone calls backat cinsignated time and acts cutscript en air: None provides ap-propriate mortis and sibs.
"Siatichs are always asking lis-teners to fax things to them," Noireexplains. "I wanted to fax some-tteng ad to the listeners-"
Name That Noire: Use six toreprs..sent something for someone)tcp cal. listeners have to guesswhat the six represents.
WEEIN/Chschurati:
It's A Pitiful Life: Takeoff anthe film classic "It's A WorxierfulLife." This time. the Jimmy Stew-art character (a station staffer exanybody you want to make fun ohfinds out hero much bettor every-one else would be without hint Per-fect for Quiets:1as. of course, butcould conceivably work anytime.
Shield 107: Shieid 107 is the FMArmed Force* radio statical inSaudi Arabia. The 'EBN DawnPatrol's been speaking regularlywith Mitt, who does afternoondrive. You can reads the centre:men directly by calling 011-966.399411-19.
Simpsom Trivia: Friday nxirning feature: jocks ask questionsbased on previous nieit's episode.What makes this special is that'USN arranged with the local Fenaffiliate to have the morning teamdo an audio Lag promoting the fea-ture immediately following tteprcgrans How's that for free pub-licity?
Joke tit The Day: Obvfausioat a unique feature. but worthmentioning simply' because I'DTom naves says it's "still the meal
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moiler feature of the day. It's ab-sokitely huge Of course, we do alot of quality contesting Arnold it tobeep the entries interesting Forecample. we gave away a trip tosee Andrew Dice Clay in Vegas on;dew Year's Eve along with a grandto gamble."
Santa Bruiser: Morning showmember Dick The Bruiser gets in acar, drops by a hose unannonc-ed. knocks on the door, plays an appropriatr tune on his tuba, and de-livers presents. "It's great, be -Mee you get all kinds of differentreactions." reports PD Jay Clark."One of the best we got was anolder Lady taco sat down andstarted playing Christmas carolson her piano " 'fl feature weekswith just about any holiday (with adifferent name, of courJel. For ex-ample. for Halloween Dick wenttrick or treating.
WJXQ./Lanslag: Cordless Phone Olympics:
Callers are given various activitiesto do on the air: jump over thecoach, go the bathroom. flush Usetoilet him on the garbage dispoeal,open the front door. yell the call let-ters, etc.
Basketball On The Retract: Ras-ketta ticket bit: caller stands sc.:-eral feet from a garbage can.tosses telephone into cant thensticks head Into can and says.Three!" (I guess they're all con-
sidered three-point shots.)KSHE /St. Louis: Party Town: A KSHE Friday
morning tradition: last break elthe morning xhow. everyone in thestation crowds into the studio forthe ceremonial airing of GlennPrey's immortal "Party Towntune.
-I'm not just talking Mau theprogramming department - any-one who happens to be at the sta-tion is encouraged to parlidelabe."erplains OM Rick Balls. "For ex-
ample. earlier this week BarryGoldberg. who's cur kcal salesmarager. said, 'Hey, my dough-ter 's in town and echo's got fivefriends who'd love to join us for' Party Town.' Do you think that'sokay?' And I said. 'Sure. wring 'cmext.'
"It's almost like the old 'Alcuse-ketters' thing EverAcely soundsoff and gets sally. Then we go intothe song and leave the mikes up foreverybody to sing along Pius theyfill the thing up with timely dropi11%.
"At ore tune we even marketed'Party Town' Tshirts. It's reallybecome a big thing Quite often asalesperson ail] come in with cli-ents. It's a fun way to show themthe station"
Don The Legend's Golf Taps:One of thaw real -life morning showcharacters that develops out of no-where Balls explains: "A fewyears ago I personalityl Jolterbred on a golf coarse, and he gotfriendly with the gromalskeeper.Don's one of these real gravelly,colorful guys, and every otherweed cut of his mouth Is an exple-tive So we started having him giveX-rated golf tips: 'Now you gottakeep stur ilickire head down!'
"Right from the start the phoneswent crazy. It's gotten to the pointwhere once a year we have the DonThe Legend golf tournament."
St. Louis' Greediest Cases:Takeoff on the "Neediest Cases"charity drives newspapers doaround the holidays. The twist isthat the people in "need" havenames like Bully. who's devils-tated because she can't go theRiviera for Christmas and is forcedto 'Tend the holidays in Scottsdale
WA Q X tSyriteuse: Scategoeles: Based on the pop-
ular board game: caller competeswith jock trying to come up withwords that fit into certain citepries; catch is that the words
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Cop Or No Cop: Jock callsdonut shop: listener predictswhether or not there's a cop there.
K.F11F/Clike. CA: Nets, Contest: Listeners have
to answer questicats based on con-tent ol morning newscasts_
Business -To -Bushes% Trivia:Rummers compete co -air by ask-ing each other trivia questions.
KIPX/Titcson : Cursing In Italian: Frustrated
motorists leans how to sent theiranger in Italian.
K.S.10,'Soas Just': Lick tic Wall: Onee-a-week
feature: appropriate individuals
arc "spray painted" on the wall. Lone C.onnectka: Radio vets
sion of Clinch W ocarry's TV show.
KDJKitedesto. CA: What The Hell Are They Sing-
ing?: Garbled lyrics feature. Ntune That Dick: Listeners use
clues to figure cut what famousDick Nixon. Tracy, etc. - thejock is thinking about "One morn -Mg they actually trek it one stepfurther and did 'Name ThatPussy.'" remembers PD HarkDavis. -'When I heard that I alnico:drove off the road."
KOMP/Las Vegas: Imagine This Guy At Home:
Jocks imagine what It would belike to have certain oekbribersaround the house.
Sandra Dice Clay: Morning co(want lark Williams does a femaleversion of the abrasive conwchan.Other vanations : "Andrew DiceGay." "Santa Dice Clay," "GeorgeDice Nash "
Redneck Theatre: Rednecks
perform armies like "Ikxneo andJulie Beth "
Twin (treks: Parody of the TVshow
KLBJ i A ustin7 hide The Salami : Station hides
an actual salami somewhere in ci-ty, gives clump to help hoteliers findit.
Name The Neurosis: Morniligman Dale Dwilky reads symptoms, listeners guests the neuro-sis /disease Dudley's actualtherapist does the intro: "This isDr. David N'eser. It's time to takeanother Inside look into the mini*is life of Dale Dudley "
KLIA., Los Arteries: Parental Peon Prognostk-a-
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Freeway Lose f'onnectlois:Commuters with cellular phonesspot other drivers they'd like tomeet. try to get them to pull over -"in a safe, courteous manner" -and ask them out
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WALT LOVE
Eyes On TheProduction PrizeHow A Full Sound Helps And How To Achieve It
Production is the name of the game for UV/Blackradio in the '90s. Think back to your favorite hometownradio station and how it sounded bigger than life itself -how its full, classy sound drew you in - and perhaps madeyou want to be a part of radio. Music, money, personali-ties, programming, and good management are musts, butproduction Ls crucial too.
Mitch Faulkner is founder andVP/Deec. Production Director ofAtlarta's Oei Site Production. Hismultiformat experience began lbyears ago at thenCoandry WHOP,Hopkinsvtge. KY. He entered I:Cradio in Atlanta at Clark CollegesWOIX and continued at other localstations like WIGO and WOKE(V103). eventually becoming PD atlit WEKS/Atlanta and We'DX.,Richmond. ''My real interest inproduction started." he said."when I went to WCDX as PDoef
"If you call yourstation 'Power 93,'where does the word'Power' come from?You have to be able toexpress that powerthrough yourproduction."
ternoon personality. My firsttlslltimc production job was atKNLIQ/Houston. but prior to thatI'd been doing production wort onthe side."
Faulkner said he started On Mk
because "during my time pregra:tuning WEKS t used produc-tion to eilausce our txund and eresentation But re reach for things Iwanted and find no one providingthem. Sure no one was servicingproduction nerds like mine. I
Marled doing my own ;Nutrias andwere drops. I also had to do this inRichmond. It htV-artle very impor-tant to me to take an eight or tendollar album promotion and makeit sound lace I had $1000 to giveaway over the Arokend."
On Afire founder Mace Faegratee at earn in the Nemo
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Toot Your Own HornHow important Ls production to
Matta& rads*? According toFaulkner, "Ws the engine of thecar. When you sell radio you'reeellIng a piece of KO% 'dim, aridit's the only opportunity you haveto toot your own born about whatthe station is doing. For example. d
"If you're a 30 -year -oldair talent going to anew market, your valuewill decrease if youdon't have goodproduction skills.-
you call your station 'Power al,'where does tine word 'Power' comefrom? You have to be able to express that posher through your pro-duction
"And if yam production doesn'tsound powerful. you're just blow-ing in the wind as far as learnerssee it. You're supposed to be ensur-ing instant audience iderailkationand recall. so that if they we yourcall letters in print or on TV. they'llhave inerrant recall and rememberto ante them in a diary "
Faulkner argued it's importantto spend for better productkin faci-lities and people because by ekingse you're "completing the station'squality chain. If you've got a goodotrair music sound, your comic" -dal spots should sand just as
Strike The PoseWhets n vogue? Shoots your
best promottne shots to RIR. Mystation thivnt is 'sr gine - corntwin, concert Wins, benefits, in.&Lao celebrity veils Just makeawe the pho (beck A *has orcoax) are clearly focused endthose =trod as properly destil.fled Mal to Visit Lege, 1033 Ceet.Soy Pans West. Los Moans, CAo087 And keep Steno'
good. And you've got to keep upwith the times Digital and high -end analog production eqmprnentare the state et the art. Coropaniesare going back to the table andmaking inexpernive analog pro-ductkin equipnsent that's more rs-fecti%e and sounds better."
Studio BasicsFaulkrer's recipe far a produe-
don studio with quality sound at areasonable price inchichm: "a mul-titrack recorder with at beast fourtracks, though I recommend aneight -track recorder. Sixteentracks would be excessive. U yourbudget can't cover an eight.trackunit. a four -track would be effec-tive, prinided your people knowhow to use it.
"Out -board equipment Lc alsovery important for some type ofcernprossOon. I recommend a DBX105, which is a stereo compressorthat g)ves a good warm sound Youshuld have an effects generator ofsome type. Yamaha makes aninexpensive line of promising unitslike the SPX 1000 alai SPX taxi thatgive a number of multiple effects.Eventide makes an extensive lineof proceo-ong gear the the II -3000Harnicnizer, which gives up 1°3030different types of effects like re'verb, echo, phasing, and so on.
-Equalization Ls very importantfor the overall technical sound.And when you purchase a multi-track tape recorder, you've got tohave a mixing console that will ac-commodate it, or you'll box your-self into a corner. You've got tohave a beard that will handle fourOr eight tracks in return loop so youcan do the track* of the Intorma-don
"You need at least one maul.track recorder and at least twotwo -track recorders You shouldalas have one cart machine and ahighquidity mike. The microphoneis the meet important thing A lot ofpeople skimp on the mike becausethey don't luXnal any better. For alimited budget I recommend theSeenbeiscr MD Cl because youcoin dungy the BQ roll-otfs on it.This effectively gives you five dd.
ferrra mikes to one," (Productmentions reflect Faullmer's views,and do not constitute on 11.5K coldom./mord.)
The Right StuffNow that your production facility
is in place. all )vu need is someonewho can do quality work in itFaulkner suggests looking for suchtalent "in small to medium mar-kets at stations with limited equip-ment. Or lock for a person who'son -air and already sounds good andcan make a commercial sound ef-fective.
-Remember, imagination andcreativity are a productionperson's first and fore most toolsAnyone wino's interonted can learnthe texhnical part wed read a
"You've got to keep upwith the times. Digitaland high -end analogproduction equipmentare the state of theart."
manual on how to operate a pieceof equipment. If you can operateyour stereo at borne and have agood imagination, you're cn yourway to becoming me of the bestpeeduction persons in the country. -
Production CareersFaulkner pointed out that pro-
duction expertise offers air personallies an bnportuit career advan-tage. "As a radio announcer, yourimportance is going to dwindle. Ifyou're 30 years old and you're go-ing to a new market, your valuewill decrease if you don't have goodproduction skills, When people kickfor a new jock, their ads often sic(Or 'good production skills,' Ifyou're koking for longevity in thisbusiness, you need to know phxtlX,bon.
' -We need mare people with uni-que production abilities," conclud-ed Faulkner. "Very few peoplefoam on production, which makesit a good field to get into "
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MIKE KINOSIAN
ACADULT CONTEMPORARY
Holiday HappeningsHere's a review of noteworthy holiday station events.
Fat the 21:0 consexutive year.WLIF/Raltimore presented SO con-tirams hours et commercial -freeChristmas 1mi* beginning Christ-mas Err at 6pm WJRR/Wilaning.ton. DE dal the sane - for the 30thsuccesaive year.
WYST/Baltimorr organizedthe "World's Largest HumanChriMmas Tree." Glen:Kind participanta were strategically placedto fomi n tree and were photographed tram a helicopter.
WIITIChkaeo PD Mark Ed-wards produced a 2S -hour "Chi-cagoland Christmas" special.*hid" bard off at 3i am ChristmanEve
The first S40 listeners to stemup at WTMX /Chicago's "Christnuts Fes'ival" remote from theManion were treated to a free buf-fet breakfast. Guests includedcompastr Somali Cahn I' let ItSnow, Let It tinny, Let It Snus-'and Chicago White Sox organistNancy Faust.
WI:TV/Cleveland offered 1S
taws of continuous holiday music.starting at spm Christmas Eve.
ViNN I' tatsintbus. OH morningteam Mike & Jane were leaned byarea carte, including Mayor DataRinehart. fee a Christmas specialbroadcast from the WorthingtonInn.
WLYF/Des Moines cotiaxteda "Holiday Hottest Program."which concluded ten days beforeChristmes
WNIC/Detroit listenersdonating Toys For Tots were sexyed complimentary brealdastx andregistered to win prizes.
KSSKilleasolahs promoted the"hive Wonderhil [Jays Of CbriXttrims," Foe five consecutive weekdays just prior to Christmas. sta-tion personalities delivered SIC00 aday In clothing !ran an area awe -cheat to different service organiza-tions I i.e.. Salvation Army. Depart:mot et Human Servkeal.
KSSK also conducted its thudannual "5l0,030 Christmas Shop-ping of the Rich & Famous" Spire.wherein orie listener was treated toa variety of elegant prizes
W IBC/Indianapolis aired 24hours of centirsaous holiday music,beglronng Christmas Eve at 7pm
KUDL/Kiuritas City's -*Cornmutely Milgrim Trees" in areamalls were dropoff pants fordonated toys given to more than2000 needy KC kids
CKLZiKelostaie BC sold "Liz-ard Babies," replicas of its lizardmascot. A portion of each $12 pricetag went W Kelowna General Hos.piles "Together We Care" canePAM-
For the fourth year, MUG/ LosAngeles tand Southwest Airlxiirs)sent seleekei listeners "Hanle ForThe Holidays "
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Stsnen holiday toe voila ataoSac...bed on ens tows Wireno hre Persian Out.
WSTR/Atenta memo() metSteve McCoy erected a 'TroopTree' n Manetta Square Lielerisciwore (need sd west re tree andpace an °maniere on t
Romaine* 400 readiedwore on turd for WSOWDecatur.
-Sencl.Cff Day," saluting the3581n Maury Piece Cant:any as nwas called to Opereacn DesertShied duty
WJUtiliostaimetteOceian. NJvideotaped ticedry greetings kmnoel readents at MonmouthOver 300 vioiY410eS to
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KJOYISan Dupe presented afour four New Yew's Eve *reworksextravegarsta. 'Saute To Ourlimos ' FORM** seluded fewworks over Sin Dupe Boy, a chor.onnalred Weed memo to U.Stroops. and a WO vire* show.
KOST/ Los Aligele. granted"Christmas Wishes" for theseventh succmacive year.
This was the second year ofWJQVialland's "Joy Of Christ.mas." Beginning 6ean ChristmasEve, the station played 21 hours ofChristmas music.
WNSR / New York collectedover 10.002 costs in its fourth an-nual "Coats For Kids" campaignThe Salvatean Army distributed thegoods to needy recipients in theNew Yoriu'Neve Jersey metro. Thestation collected the items and hadthem dryckancd.
WieSZIPtilladelphia's "Holt.day Kea For Kids" helped feedand clothe needy families in thearea.
KINK/ Portland. alone withMothers Against Drunk Driving.distributed 73.00) red and grassnbbons for Oregonians to displayon their vehicles. "Tie One On ForSafety" served as a reminder todrive sober and safe during the hol-iday !maxim
KCPX/Salt Lake City partial-pattel in "Christmas For The An-imals" by promoting the event on -air for two weeks and staiang a beebroadcast at the site. The conunun-ity donated 6000 pounds of cat iced.dog food, and kitty litter. Thirty-four ardrruils were adopted. aridWM was collected for veterinary
LEAPtar LIZARDS - CKLZIKetowne. DC mascot Mr. FM Wax, present"trio rest -Ward Baby" to Kellowne Genera tiososter poem Armin Clark. Aportion of the sae Dimmers toner the hosoaars -Together We Cakecommon
supplier: WilIVE/Starasots.Tampa staff-
ers Steve Callahan and Kira Kin-kead helped serve warm meals atthe St Vincent * Paul Food Cen-ter.
WHYS ,Springfield, MA PDBill Hess gathered his entire air -stall together to share their priorholiday experiences and familytraditions. The end rewilt was afour-hour "Christmas With Our
sakeial, which aired onceon Christmas Eve and Christmas
CJCLIToronto and the TorontoMaple Leafs encouraged re:skinksto bring unwrapped toys or cooperbitable food items to Maple LealGarden The donations were thendistributed Christmas morning bythe Salvation Army
KKLD/Tueson's than =nue!"Day Of Giving Holiday Patio Par-ty" encouraged listeners to use thestation as a draft site for the 'Me-son Conuriunity Food Rank. Edu-cational Enrichment Fund, 'flaysFor Tots, and the Salvation Army
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NEW MUSIC SELECTION TIPS
COUNTRY
Pickin' The Hits Via`Active Auditioning'
The final iue-oriented Country column of 1990 (R&R.12,7) featured a letter from consultant Steve Warren,responding to the article on Country radio's musical lead-ers (RSA, 11/9). Both of us received a number of callsabout his letter. which addressed the selection of newmusic_ So I'll begin the new year with his thoughts on thematter.
Warren - President d WarrenMedia. a full -senate radio cot -sulLaney based in San :Memos, TX
originally wrote, "Isn't it tn.teresting that guys in big marhebwhere they are the sole Countryoutlet always say we research ourmarket' when you ask them whattheir criteria are for selecting newmosaic, Now how dots that jibe withthe fact that you can't 'research'new music? If you could, the rec-ord companies wouldn't releaseanything but Top JO hits."
Warren amplified his. point:"You can't tint row music. Re-searchers have born trill* fordecades to discover a way to :W.curotely predict the succeise of anew record They haven't foundone. The only way to find out if anew mooed has true programmingvalue is to put it on the air for a fee
"Active auditioningmeans listening torecords in a mannersimilar to tho waylisteners might hearthem once they'readded to the playlist."
weeks and monitor Writer rosponse'.
L'dortunately, said Warren, stahors auet do that with a largenumber d records. "Listenerswant to hear hits The more 'upproven' records you play, thegreater your chances d playing'stiffs' that drier listeners away.Virtually every new recant youadd to the playtist no matter howmuch you may blue it, no matterhow loot' it loots in the trades - isa caleadated risk"
So what's a programmer to do?Warren said there's a way to atleast improve tie odds in yourfavor. "Katie %lin Pelt - my MDin the 't and early lib invented a system called 'activeaudihor' unit.' which means listen.Mg to records in a manner similarto the way hsteners maght hearthem once they're added to thePia.Y list."
Stew Warren
Incorrect AuditioningWarren believes the majority of
radio's =sac programming mis-takes are made because program -meta audition nassic incorrectly.He acted:
Listener% don't hear new rot -
reds with the trade charts laid outin front of them.
They seldom listen to music athigh intones.
They usually don't judge a songafter hearing only the first 30 sec,suds d it, the way so many MT)sdo. In most cases. the listenerdotan't really make up his mindabout a song until he's heard it anumber of times_ The listener'sopinko becomes firm as the song"growa" on him with repeatedlistens.
Listening TipsIn his letter. S.Varnei took PDec
and MOs to task for :elm -trig newmusic "by the numbers." Hewrote. "Record rtys wilt tea youthe most difficult part of their job isto get PDs toput Oar disc in th.'machine and listen to it. But ail thePDs ash them is sole's added ithow many adds it's got, and (f it'sgoing to be Breaker next week . .
And station managers aft back andwonder why Country ratings arestagnant at a time when countrymusic itself is exploding."
While picicin' the hits has neverbeen an easy task. Warren saidavolidhig the above pitfalls throughactive auditionirig requires evenmore tine and dfort. "The system
How To Audition Actively Listen to every new single you receiveWatch the trades carefully and listen to the
new records on the listsSet aside the records you'd like to hear
some more
Listen away from the radio station
Listen several times over several days
nukes ice nxich mare accuratemusic selection, but it Lakes a lot oftime. U you want to be a reallygood MD_ be prepared to toxic attt " His suggesticos;
Try to hear every new singlethat arrives !ran the record coin-panim. "Some you'll be able todiscard immediately." he said."Hut make It a point to listen to allci every record that sounds evenhalfway goad."
Watch the trades carefully andlisten to the new records that rimsup co the lasts,
Set aside the ones you'd like tohear some more_
Listen Ito these rteords) awayfrom the radio station. "Listener,:
"Take home the newrecords you like andlisten to them in the'real world.'"
don't hear new music in a radiostation. Take home the records youlike and listen to them in the 'realworld' PUt a stack of new ones enyour turritable and let them roll ASyou go about your home life. Play s
HAVE YOU HEARD
Foxx Elevated To KCUB & KIIM OMK.CAAI A Kshtlocson has mow
midatryer Erik Foss to OM tosoeasqthe dapithre of Om Doug Brannanyen his 'Moiled to Phowir b pimaracks Wes Pots. who's boon at KIMtow year& sveviaady Served a iontfltrysuit at KNIMPhoortx Formergammon -t_ TX PD Phil William hasmoved in Tweet." as MO.
WTORChancee APQ'PM driver TimPlebe** has been named PD at IOW(Cede' Ramds, M. Ho replaces TimClosson. who was use wood POat Mil3E,Cricannal
KtAt+ AM S FM,Ablione Productionchre,:eof Scott Watd Pas won cro-moo...1 to PO He formany proGnawnoocrosstown KCAK) WitAKAbitty.CIA MO Sherri Garrett has boon uppedto PD fetreOully automated WOTE'aaain, eh went he Country 11Bryce Cloithsets o Pa OM, Al Camp-bell the Pc
Musical ChairsWGIC.Sourl Stasi tit personalty
Doug Monloontory adds MD datesKASHAnctSompi PO Mao Ford
Ten Rotifers
now handing MD chores es wealWPCV/Lakolonu Fl. MO Lyn Scabhocarto to ViVOC & WCEICcitsrba.SC Flepescoo turn es MO a JackAphorisms.
Extbsu the WY TrieSsoos$ CAW netNo moerwig Newt 80b Jackson midrelornme. man Terry Janes. New toenormous is O J. McCoy from GoalK51 ,Colorado .Sel.os PD Jim Maw
phy yid tomPotrely do naddirys as noconducts teas north tot a new parson'Sty, naidayer Riche:41os wd tondoOM dtles
Ken Stooks Ions WOYYFMtanahatot rricidses Pun KEBC:Oktincota Crty New to evera-rjs at WOW (AM) isEd Alintanciot horn WEI.M.IAvtins.burg. WI Dine Michaels moves toreatsasys from ammonia at WFOQWstPon Beech wynxiwymi BoschNom Meta CM Pam crosetwo WSYNbar Inkicktys . . Julio Rich moves tton0011Wkriarlb as fscersca co -tent ofKNPAMidarreKklasoit
David Straub 0** WFMS'inclonapohs as ROCkiCeCel DreC101. HO hold a*Solar p:41 at WW it WMOGCostn-bus. OH WYNY,New York aloe:Nod es sepal in December waft a newtrertamitor. new tease locatat, and amove torn dr °clonal to nordrectaxt-ii Most enhanced wil be the stanon'srecap...on in New Jersey Coogan.to VMUR Morotrisossei. WV, wesch cet-obaned Its 50th annivarsary en D000rn-bet
few as you're !Virg breakfast, do-ing housework. or reading: banis-ter some onto a cassette to playwhile driving."
Hear the songs. "Listen tothem througlxitzt the day. Listen tothem the next day, the day afterthat, and the thy after that. That'show batmen hear new songs -several times over several days."
Exercise Your EarsWarren emphasized environ-
ment and repetition as the keys tothe selection process. "Active audi-tioning exposes your brain to theaurae the way 'normal' peoplehear it. It allows the sce4p to growOn you. You'll quickly find thatsome songs you didn't Wee at firi4sound better and better as you getto know them. You'll also discoverthat others you love at first willsoon bore you. arid you'll be gladyou didn't do an cut-a-the-tem addon them
"Your evaluation of some songswill become flan with only a featlistens. You may hear others adozen tines gore you're aimWhen yeti catch yourself hunuitirgone of the new Web, chances areyou've got something.
"The [active auditionirglteen develops your ear the way exercise develops your body. It keepsyour playlist healthy. It helps pervent a tot al the sally mistakes otherpregrammers make when theysimply 'follow the IIIITibeXV andmake up their minds about a songafter hearing only 30 seconds of it"Ma is not an bitable system. butit's stronger than anything else youcan use to select new songs foryour radio station."
Editor's CommentsBefore diernissing some of War-
ren's points as a lesson in the ob-vious, consider this commect bea-rd on by a number of record peoplewho heard it frown some radio pro-grammers after the holidays: "Myplaylist is frozen. and I won't be do-ing a new [first of the year] list un-til after RAH does its first Chartof the year and I can see thetrends "
Putting all the new product of theweek onto one cassette and hobo -big as you go about your daily busi-ness really doss enable you to lis-ten like a listener. You will prob-ably find yourself unconsciouslyhumming sonic of the singsChances are, those will be yourinstant adds
I you have any tips on seltCtingnew music? Let me know, and I'llposit them on in future cokinuis
NASHVILLE THIS WEEK January 16.1991 Rare59
CRS Places New FacesCorbin filanner, Billy Dean, Joe DIM, Kay Kennedy.
Chris LeDoux, Shelby Lynne. the Pirates Of The Mississip-pi, Aaron Tippin, Kevin Welch, and Michelle Wright willperform at this year's Country Radio Seminar New Facesshow March 9.
MCA/Nashville wail have anact on the show because althoughMark asesnutt was asked, he wasalready booked for a nine -date tourwith Garth Brooke and the JuddsHis management is attempting tomake him available for the Artistracing Seaion though.
Foster & Lloyd Split
Radney Foster and Bill Lloyd(Foster & Lloyd> have decided topursue separate solo careers. Theduo met as rairigwriters at SUMPublishing and signed to RCA inla Their sung "Crazy Over Yeti"was the first debut country singleto midi No. 1. Lost wee* they werenominated for a Grammy for theandrurnental "Whoa" kern their-Venice Of The Truth" L.P.There's no word as to whethereither one will word for RCA.
Grammy Buzz
By now you've heard the Ken-tucky Headhunters garnered aGrammy norninaticm for Best NewArtist. Only four country acts haveever been up for this general cate-gory. and woe has won IL TheHead ainters are up against theBtu* Crosses, Slariah Corey. Lisa:...tsissfirkl, and Wilson
Bits & Pieces V:hilie playing golf in the
Bahamas. Vince Gill and threefriends il.rfe robbed by two mask-ed men who jumped out of thebushes, No one was injured. Gill, asupporter of Belmont College'sbasketball team. WAS In theHatlarnILI with the team for a tour-nament.
Tanya Tacker recently wonthe National Cutting Horse Asso-ciation's Celebrity Championshipin Fort Worth. Among her corripe-
titres were former football playersRandy White and Mel Blount actorLarry Wilcox, driver JohnnyRutherford. Christie Brinkley. andMichael Keaton.
Limit. Morgan. Minnie Pearl,Marie Osenond. and new MCA art-ist Marty Brown will be featuredon the episode el CBSTV'sHours" bard "A Song And ADrawn- The show. hosted by DanRather, will air Wednesday OM)at Rpm ( WT/P51).
Torn N'opat has Liken over thelead in the Tony Award -winningBroadway play "City Of Angels."Wopat will handle the role through
-Ken Tucker
KEEPING UP WITH JONES - Goofy* Jones Pas inked weft MCA.'Nashua. a.ste, two decades wren Epk. Hie a'se MCA Isburn, prOdoe.:1 byKyle 1.40,419, a Ctrs two Nit AS amass are f1-4 MCA/Naarwd Exec, VP
!wad of ASP Tony Brown and CWcforlASR Buzz Storm. Jones. andNeed Prets,donr awe* Helton.
NASHVILLE IN MOTION
Wipperman Upped At Warner/ChappellTin Wipperman. VP.'Excic GM al
Wither.`ChisPPol Musk.'Neshalke IceIs years, has been upped to Sr VPlee the company
%Wideman said, "My staff andenters hew done a wonderful yob ofIT*.iig me look good over the yearsTIM 11,rcvldnOn I Is a nice rosinrmatasof Warner:Choppers commitment toNattMlle and what we've bull "
WIOPerrnan started the Nesnelle of.Ike cd WamerChaippol in 1975 HeIThkousty vorkod for Gambrel-Au:0kand Csdarwood Putarthing
Eli:teak. Music Group has marg.ed with Code Blue Monk Manage'mare EMG PreillidentiCE0 JimPraia, we conttrous In the eeriece0e:rty for the now conigurenOn.
Eart Richards of Code Oka sae,n o as Eisc VP The cOnOlflY nowhouses an 0.4000,40r4 record libelw well an publehrg. booking andnenagement. production. video Pi0-tkitton, and ccrowt production rem
Kurt Denny. former OirectrWriter-Putasher Reardcris for BMI.Nei galled MCKL A as a popindcitlaishl scout Hel rerrein to Pisaipakr.
Tr* 1/1Appontsin
Jules Workman, Network Mk
Pubkcat. ions Sony Nashville as Man.age, Meckii
Signings Torn wopst to Epic Mai
McDaniel to OM . Skip Ewing ioCaptol Stew Wasiner to MVO
Jim Lauderdale to RepriseEarl Thomas Conley and Linde Desks10 Buddy lee Attrochdra for booking
Comedy team Wiliam* & Nee toCub VAR's!" lea Golden to RonGolden for mansgement . JohnJerrerd to a tangy...ling agreement
with Maypop Muekt Group TonyToth*, to PrSalarri Morris Agency tor
booking
COUNTRYFLASHBACK
1 YEAR AGO Mo., 1: "My Arms Stay
Open All NI9111" - TanyaTucker
5 YEARS AGO No. 1. "Makin' Up Fa
Lost Tim*" - CrystalGayle & Gary Morris (3rdweek i
10 YEARS AGO No I: "0 To S" - homy
Parton
15 YEARS AGO No. 1: -'Sometimes"-
OM Anderson i Mary lowTurner
"Owen 01 The Surer Clot-
ho" by Dew & Super de-buts at No. 30. It peaks atNo. ZS Irv, weeks later.
BELLAMY BASH - Attenticliashville recertify hosted a Addy to an-nounca rho sign av of the lAsilanty Stotners. CitAlfwating the new pactant 0-11 Dime DIMPrww, AdanSIVAlasnnMy MGM Rick Biamatson, andHoward 9Away.
NEW ARTIST FACT FILE
Molly & The Heymakers
041 Joe Linorkis, Jot) Nelson. Mary Schaal. Andy Ore
Bandmembers: Molly Scheer (vocals fiddle, mandolin,rhythm guitar), Andy Dee (lead guitar,vocals), Joe Linclzius (drums, vocals),Jell Nelson (bass, vocals)
Place Called Home: Hayward, W1Current Single: "ChaSan' SCenothing Cared Love"Current Album: ' Maly b The Haymakers"; due 4/91Label: RepriseProducers: Paul Worley, Ed SeayManagement: Impresario Ltd.Publishing: Tree PublishingBooking: Monterey ArtistsMusical Influences: Bonnie Raltt, Marshall Tucker Band,
John Prins, Charlie Daniels Band
Background: Wisconsinnaive Welty Scheer began dr On0%loan at age 9 She continued tohone her skits in school orches-tras, though oho achvta "twos Megookiesl thug to teary But altarseeing Charlie Daniels play ed.de. Scheer was inspired to roomrwr classical truing and "moanrep sr* turned her attention soccwintry rock and Magma mak"I got eicited aboul payrigigen.- she recoiled.
While attericing college in Vieeery 'Boa. Scheer met musk:lianaAndy and Scott Dee and becameo cerwanent member of eatband. Lonostas. They war formed P. the Minneapolis NormaStaring as a backup miaowScheer vies soon selected as theammo's teed vocals,. They tull aurge keel following. but *venture,-ty went ITOs soprani weirs
Needy fox yours ago. SensorconVriced Andy Ow to mow tackhorn Hama and they began toCorm trie current bend They soonmet drummer Jos Undolus, whoPied a yau background, and bas-sist Jell Nelson, who hod cdfrodlin oxen,/ and dater/0 bindsThe oarist began touring Wiscon-sin and kanneeota. the:ponycowing for national acts. Eager to
more horn corer band statue, theyMoo began wining their ownmaterial
trilgolamp Ono of the home-made tapes the bend acid at 111
straw tout) its wry to Highway101's Cactus Moser. Ho likedeta! ho hated and forwarded thetape to 101 product. and TreePsibllehing WOK Paul Worley,who flew to Minneapoka 10 see thbend Orr He signed Scheer to aOublemng dell and offered to pro-duce the bend Severs! labelssoon became rvieweled WenweBroaJNeahvIlliVe Paige levy newup to see the tend and Wad thebard rri offer two Clays Wier 11
rust tiew me away," sad Schwa, Songs: The current smote wee
mitten try Scheer and himervikitunewnw, Gary Burr. The band Iscureetty Hushing ft debut aebien.out the pockaoe may include an.oVia 3th...out:tuff collebrxabonand a Don Schiele Brent Maherhaw
FM9filinng Vie bards WW1 ofa recced deal, Saver bid. "We*wiled a deal because vie low toplay We're a live' bend and wantto get to toner venues There's areal ciarriaey between us Per-k:erring a an admBclon. Prying isow mothraticei
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Major BlactuUrnen station needs an Exciptionalty talented Morning Show host.We offer good pay for good talent- EX-CELLENT PRODUCTION SKILLS AMUST I No Beginners! Must tuns at best6 yews Black:Urban experience Yourpackage MUST include- 1) akcheck wrthproduction samples, 2) resume withyerihebfe references. 3) celery history, 41picture. Reply in strictest confidence to:Radio & Records, 1930 Century ParkWest. 14b. Los Angeles, CA 90067.SAP Equal Opportunity Employer.
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SOFT ROCK MORNINGSMajor market. group owned Soutesern ACseeks morning taken* for tunas operOng.We're not interested in a comic, but awarm. relatable entertainer who cantarget our 3045 year old demo. Youdon't have to be doing mornings now,but we are looking for experienced pro.tensions's. Send Cassette & Resume toRadio & Records. 1930 Century PerkWest, 9185. Los Angeles. CA 900037EOE;MF
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OPERATIONDo you love P106Jer.,XV Do you love Prime Air WO Do you love AC radio mSou 19900 We're puttsg together a Warnof people who will kill so be 1. becausetuts what et will take so make ttl If you'regreneav out of CHR and looking to grow Inthe b.:ob sess. then we went your rape andresume Put your best mto 3 minuses. ThisIs NOT a small market' Au Talent, TheResearch Group. MetropoZotan Pork, Suise1200, 1100 Olive Way. Seattle. WA98101 MIT 10
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We need a News Personality for AM DefoeIf you want 4 rrnnutes. twice an hour loshow that you're better and more westernpoesry than Paul Harvey, and that you'rewt-sg to work (cc your great salary. thenwell make It worth your while Your com-petition Is Wk-rishon Can you make radionews sound bigger? This is NOT a smallmarket! News Opening, The ResearchGroup. Metropolitan Psrk. Suite 1200.1 t 00 Olive Way. Seattle. WA 98101 MVPEOE
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ALAN JACKSONI'd Love You All Over Again (Arista)
On 82% of reporting stations. Rotations: Henry 2, Medium 50. Light 115, Total Adds 81Including WRKZ, WTCR. WAJR, WNUS, WTOR. KILTFM. WTNV, WPCV, WUBE, WHOK,WeRMN, KFKF. KRST, KNIX, KUPL Moves 4332 on the Country chart
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0011 WILLIAMS (70)ALAN JACKSON (61)
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CUNT BLACKLoving Blind (RCA)
On 70% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 4, Medium 29, Light 109, Total Adds124 Including WOKO, WY NY. WKAK, WWNC. KSCS, KPLX, KTCS, MILK, KNAK,Vane,WAXX, KRST, KUZZ. KNIX, KRAK. KSOP. Debuts at number 37 on the Country chart.
DON WILLIAMSTrue Love (RCA)
On 61% of reporting stations. Rotenone: Heavy 1, Medium 20, Light 103, Total Adds70 Including WONA. WCAO, WPOC, WDSY. WWNC, WTVY, WUBE. WORE, KC..I0,KRST, KZLA, KliPS. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart.
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RANDY TRAVISMeroes And Friends (W8) . Heroes And FriendsGARTH BROOXVIvro OlA Kin& Wonting On A RAI HOW! (Capitol) . . ..... No Fences
Put Ycorserf In My Shoes
CUNT BLACK This Night* (RCA) Put yourself In My Shoes
PAUL OVERSTREET/Roy Cant Read (RCA) HessGARTH BR OOKS,Mr. Blur (CaoaOl) Put Vane" In My Shoes
GARTH BROOKS/The Moo* Rolls (CatM) . Put roomed MAO ShoesGARTH BROOKS.Vidd Horses (Ca)lloi) No Fences
MARK CHESNUTT/Your Love Is A lkrac (MCA) . Too COIN HareMARK CHESRUTT/Too Good A Memory (MCA) ...Too Cold Al ManePAUL OVERSTREET/Heroes (RCA) Heroes
ROB CROSBY.Shes A Nattral (Arista) Sokol Ground
K.T. OSLIN 1:1e -Wee (ReAl _Loee In A srte TownMARSHALL TUCKER BANO,Closer Today (Sitapa) Southern SOotMARY-CHAPIN CARPENTER/Owl AEU* Ting And Styx( (Columbia) Strootim &mot
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MARIAH CAREYSomeday (Columbia)
57% of our reporters on It. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 28, Light 18,Total Adds 9. WMTX. KLCY, WRVC, WRMF, WFMK, 3WM, WAFL, KEZA,WMT-FIA... Debuts at number 28 on the AC chart.
BETTE MIDLERNight And Day (Atlantic)
52% of our reporters on It. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 23, Light 19,Total Adds 7, WOBM, WAHR, WIVY, WECO, KEZA, WTWR, KAYN.Debuts at number 29 on the AC chart.
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STINGAll This Time (A&M)
51% of our reporters on ft. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 16, Light 23,Total Adds 14 including KESZ, WOBM, WMGS, WZNY, WIVY, KMJC,3WM, WGLL, WSGY, WMT-FM. Debuts at number 30 on tho AC chart.
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50% of our reporters on ft. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 23,Total Adds 7, KVIL. KXLT, WLEV, WZNY, WTFM, WGLL, KAYN.
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The playliats of our reporting stations are the sole basisof our airplay -only charts. We "elect the top -ratedstations in each format as reporters. They report theirmusic rotations or playliata each week: each songreported receives points based on ha rotation categoryor number on the play -list: and each station is weightedaccording to its market 147..e and rating. strength.Stations are periodically monitored to ensure theaccurac-y of their repoets. 111 results of all thereporters' lists are compiled to produce the indigo',"most accurate charts - reflecting the current work'snational airplay.
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Any station with a locally programmed csurent. timelyplaylist can apply. Contact the editor of your format onelation letterhead requesting reporter status. along withsample playlials and a telescoped tape of a typical hour.Reporting stations are chosen on the basis of rating.541.11.`4145 in their market; geographical balance; and theoontribution of their playliat to the national airplaysample.
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FREDDIE JACKSONDo Me Again (Capitol)
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GLORIA ESTEFANComing Out Of The Dark (Epic)
75% of our reporters playing It. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down0, Adds 187 Including Z100, KEGL, Y100. Z95. KDWB, WLOL, Y108,KOY-FM, KZZP, HOT977. Complete airplay in Parallels.
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