RR-1989-12-08.pdf - World Radio History

ISSUE NUMBER 818 THE INDUSTRY'S NEWSPAPER DECEMBER 8, 1989

INSIDE: GROUP W GANG GOES GLOBAL After the mega -merger, both Group W and'the Carl Hirsch/Bob Sillerman partnership are setting their sights on European broadcast properties.

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CHR: DOWN BY THE OLD MAINSTREAM With CHR splinter formats abounding, programmers who advocate the traditional mainstream brand point up the strengths in the eclectic approach.

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SIKES SAYS NEWS IMMUNE FROM INDECENCY FCC Chairman Al Sikes feels legitimate news shows should be exempt from indecency actions. Also on the indecency beat, KFI pays up, KLUC fights on, and WLUP's defense is rejected.

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OASIS WON'T DESERT NAC KOAI ("The Oasis")/Dallas is one of NAC's strongest current performers, and musical texture is one of the keys to its success.

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PHONE SURVEY STRENGTHS Tom Birch makes the case for the accuracy and timeliness of phone surveys versus diaries.

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OLYMPIA DEFAULTS, PLANS RESTRUCTURING Olympia Broadcasting has defaulted on its junk bonds, but hopes creditors will lay off while it restructures ... and so far things seem to be working out.

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Artabli.

Payola Probe In High Gear As Isgro, Anderson Indicted Isgro Pleads Not Guilty; Anderson To Be Arraigned Next Week; FCC Warns Stations

Los Angeles -based indepen- dent record promoter Joseph Is - gro, the apparent target of a lengthy Justice Department probe, has pleaded not guilty to a 57 -count indictment accusing him of conspiracy, fraud, racketeering, and payola.

Former Columbia Records VP/Promotion Ray Anderson and former Isgro business associate Jeffrey Monka were named as conspirators to Isgro in some counts of the indictment. Monka also pleaded not guilty. Anderson will face an arraign- ment hearing next Monday (12/11). All three are free on bail.

Atkinson Exec. VP/A&R At MCA

Paul Atkinson

Paul Atkinson has been named to the new position of Exec. VP/A&R at MCA Records. He leaves RCA after seven years, where he most recently was Sr. VP/A&R.

Atkinson will oversee an 11 -member staff and all aspects of A&R activities for the label. He'll report directly to AI Teller, Chairman of the MCA Music Entertainment Group.

ATKINSON/See Page 18

FCC's Payola License Threat

Activist FCC Chairman Al Sikes was quick to comment on

the payola allegations involving four radio stations (see main

story), warning that "the com- bination of drugs and payola, when shown to exist among broadcast licensees, involves a

violation of the public trust which cannot be tolerated." He

added that the FCC will act to "assure that our communications system remains free of these totally improper influ-

ences," and will follow "this matter closely to see if there is license involvement,"

Since the 1985 incidents cited in the indictments, all four

stations have changed ownership, and none of the programmers in place at that time still

holds his position.

The 55 -page indictment, released last Thursday (11/30), accuses Isgro of :

Defrauding the Columbia, MCA, Warner Bros., RCA, and PolyGram labels by falsely representing to them that he was not engaged in payola when he actually was;

Paying Anderson kickbacks while Anderson was VP/Pro- motion at Columbia in 1985, including at least one check for $70,000;

Obstructing justice by con- cealing evidence, and by per- suading former bodyguard David Smith to go into hiding after Smith had been subpoenaed by the L.A. Grand Jury;

Making payola payments in the form of cash and/or cocaine to executives at KIQQ/Los An- geles, KYNO/Fresno, KMGX/ Fresno, and KAMZ/El Paso through a former business associate;

PAYOLA PROBE/See Page 18

Buzzard Returns To AOR Nest WMMS's Rock Routes Lead Back To Heritage

After nearly five years as a rock -based CHR, Malrite's WMMS (The Buzzard)/Cleve- land has returned to its heritage roots as an AOR station.

WHK & WMMS VP/GM Chuck Bortnick nulls the transi- tion a change in focus. He told R&R, "This station has been la- beled by the industry in a number of different ways in its history. The truth is, WMMS has always been a rock station, by industry standards, since even before I got here. As of my ar- rival in September 1988 we haven't played Madonna and artists of her genre any more. We didn't wake up one day and say we're AOR. Our shift is based on voids in the marketplace.

"We know what we want to hear on the station and what will work for us. Because there

are certain artists we will no longer play, that's what has focused WMMS as a pure rock radio station by today's industry terms. To say we were off the mark for years is wrong; this station broke every rule in the book for years. But what made sense for us five years ago just doesn't make sense for us in 1990."

In a similar vein, OM Rich Piombino said, "Over the last 21

years WMMS has played a piv- otal role in defining rock & roll in the Cleveland market and nationally. Despite inferences of a wholesale format change back to AOR, WMMS has always been a rock station. Some of these changes are more important to the industry than they are to the listeners."

BUZZARD/See Page 29

Group W Goes To Altar With Sillerman, Hirsch New Duties For Waugaman, Craven, Maurer

Group W Radio and Legacy - Metropolitan Broadcasting executives huddled with lawyers and accountants in New York Tuesday night (12/5) to put the finishing touches on a historic $385 million merger. The transaction, eight months in the making, unites two of the nation's largest broadcasting conglom- erates into a powerful 19 -station chain based in 12 markets, with the economic potential to dramatically alter the nation's radio landscape.

"Everything seems to be coming down the line. It's been very exciting. The best way to characterize the final hours of a

deal like this is to say it's in the hands of the attorneys. There are mounds of paperwork going back and forth," Group W Ra- dio Chairman Dick Harris told R&R at our deadline.

Final closing of the deal was scheduled for Wednesday afternoon (12/6) at the midtown Manhattan law offices of Weil, Gotshal, & Manges, when more than 50 bank wire fund trans- fers were due to be exchanged. A "Start Me Up" party to celebrate the closing was scheduled Wednesday afternoon at New York's Parker Meridien Hotel.

GROUP W/See Page 29

A&M Celebrates 25 Below Friesen

A&M Records/Films President Gil Friesen hit the 25 -year mark with the label last week, and around 500 industry luminaries, including artists and executives past and present, celebrated the occasion at Hollywood's Le Dome. Among the partygoers: Janet Jackson, Vir-

gin chiefs Jeff Ayeroff and Jordan Harris, Burt Bacharach, and Quin- cy Jones. Pictured flanking Friesen are A&M co-founders Jerry Moss (left) and Herb Alpert.

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Carelli Becomes KCBQ VP/GM WRBQ (Q105)/Tampa GSM Dan

Carelli has been tapped as VP/GM of Gold KCBQ-AM & FM/San Di- ego. Carelli joined the station last Thursday (11/30) when Adams Communications took control. One of his first goals is to replace former GSM Scotty Morache, now at crosstown KIFM. (See separate stories, Page 5, 18.)

Carelli told R&R, "I had a wonderful eight years at Q105, but it was time to do this. We love our oldies niche. We specialise in it, and think there's a phenomenal opportunity with it.

"A lot of the clutter has been cleaned out and we've returned to playing the hits. The FM is super-

CARELLI/See Page 29

Boulos Now Virgin VP

Virgin Director/National Pro- motion John Boulos has been promoted to VP/Field Promotion. He succeeds Michael Plen, who was recently named VP/Promotion.

Plen commented, "John's energy, coupled with his great relation- ships with radio, the Virgin field staff, and WEA, makes him the perfect man for the job."

BOULOS/See Page 29 John Boulos

Krampf Forms Broadcast Group KITS VP/GM Resigns, Buys Oxnard Station

Ed Krampf, longtime VP/GM at Entercom's New Rock KITS/San Francisco, has resigned to form Enterprise Broadcasting. He recently purchased KXPT/Oxnard- Ventura for $2 million.

Krampf remarked, "I'm leaving the greatest radio station in the world for the next logical opportunity a broadcaster can take: ownership."

He will remain at KITS through

successor. berEn and help select his

successor. Entercom expects to Ada announce a replacement within three weeks. Ed Krampf

Houston Hosts Jammin' YBPC Bash Radio types and recording artists came out in force late last month for the Young Black Programmers Co- alition convention in Houston. At right, MCs of the festivities - KJLH/ L.A. MD Lynn Briggs and WYLD/- New Orleans PD Guy Black - pose for a pic. Below, MCA's Dee Ro- quemore (second from left) ac- cepts YBPC's Promotion Rep Of The Year award while (l -r) MCA's VP A.D. Washington and artists James "J. T. " Taylor and Eugene Wilde celebrate with her.

Mark Edwards

Edwards Set To Program WLIT

WTAG & WSRS/Worcester OM Mark Edwards has been appointed PD of Viacom AC WLIT/Chicago, effective January 2. He replaces Jack Taddeo, who recently resigned to form his own consultancy. Edwards will assist in choosing his replacement at the Worces- ter combo.

Newly appointed WLIT GM Phil Redo told R&R, "Mark's bright, articulate, and most importantly, he understands how to keep a station focused on the needs of its listeners and potential listeners. He also knows Chicago, which will be a big advantage for the station - and for me. I have to learn about the city.

"He has a good broad understanding of the format. Mark's

EDWARDS/See Page 29

JOSEPH VP/GM

WB/Nashville Adds Christian Label

Warner Bros./Nashville is form- ing an as -yet -unnamed contemporary Christian label, set to debut January 1. Former Word Records VP/A&R Neal Joseph has been appointed VP/GM for the new company.

WB/Nashville President Jim Ed Norman said, "WB/Reprise is elated with our new relationship with Neal Joseph. His long history of commitment and service to the Christian community and his vast experience in all facets of the gospel music business make him the perfect choice to lead us in this new undertaking."

Joseph commented, "Warner Bros. is entering our field with a

WB/NASHVILLE/See Page 29

Bigby Drafted As WIP PD

Sports -formatted WIP/Philadel- phia has tapped SBK regional rep and former programmer Tom Big - by for its newly created PD slot.

GM Jack Williams told R&R, "We liked what Tom did when he was our consultant. He has good ideas and we figured this was a great opportunity to bring him back. One phase of programming here involves play-by-play. He'll make decisions on scheduling and announcers. Tom will also be re-

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FEATURES

RADIO BUSINESS: More indecency responses 6

OVERVIEW SALES: Recruitment ad targets 12

MANAGEMENT: Increase 'lateral' communications 13

MEDIA: Look who's talking next? 14

LIFESTYLES: Americans sicker than they admit 16

PEOPLE 17

NEWSBREAKERS 18

TIMELINE 19

STREET TALK: Philly PD revealed 21

RATINGS 26

RATINGS & RESEARCH: Birch phone surveys 30

VITAL SIGNS 32

MUSIC: ROCK OVER LONDON 33

COMPACT DATA 34

POLLSTAR 34

MUSIC DATEBOOK 35

CALENDAR: Goodbye, '80s 40

MARKETPLACE 51

OPPORTUNITIES 53

On The Records was lost in a statistical blizzard, but will return next week

FORMATS

CHR: Future of mainstream CHR 36

AOR: Format's major dudes 41

AC: KOAI finds NAC success 43 URBAN CONTEMPORARY: WUSL's huge party 44 COUNTRY: Summer scoreboard 48

Nashville This Week: Shelton gets personal 50

MUSIC INFORMATION

WORLD MUSIC OVERVIEW: UK, Australia, Canada charts 33 MUSIC VIDEO: MTV, VH-1 lists 34 URBAN CONTEMPORARY 56 COUNTRY 60 CURRENT -BASED AC 63 GOLD -BASED, FULL -SERVICE AC 65 NAC 66 CONTEMPORARY JAZZ 66 AOR TRACKS 68 AOR ALBUMS 69 NEW ROCK 70 CHR 74 AC, AOR, CHR, COUNTRY, URBAN CHARTS BACK PAGE NEW ROCK, NAC, CONTEMPORARY JAZZ HIGHLIGHTS BACK PAGE

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Graye Named WMXP PD Veteran programmer Tom

Graye has been named PD of WMXP/Pittsburgh, replacing Way- lon Richards, who has left the AC station.

GM Chris Wegmann said, "We're excited to have someone of Tom's caliber and market knowledge join our winning team."

Graye told R&R, "It's not often that one finds an opportunity with such a fine operation in his own backyard. We have a tremendous lineup of personalities and feel confident that the future of the station is bright.

"With [crosstown Gold -based AC] WHTX going more gold, it

widens the gap for us to get away from B94 [CHR WBZZ] a little bit. We'll stay away from the `bimbo rock' which WMXP has been doing in the past. We won't play Blood, Sweat & Tears or Motown - that's pretty much covered in this market. There will be more of an adult feel and familiarity to the station." Graye specifically mentioned the Eagles, Elton John, and Fleetwood Mac.

Graye's past programming stops include WHTX, KXOA-FM/Sacra- mento, and WRKA/Louisville.

WMXP finished 15th 12+ in the summer Arbitron (1.9) and tied for 15th (1.3) in Birch.

Street PD At WJYO Soft AC WJYO/Orlando has ap-

pointed Steve Street PD, succeeding the departing David Sousa. Street will also handle AM drive for the time being.

GM Barbara Peckett told R&R, "Steve has excellent people skills. I'm confident he will bring us great success. He's a strategic thinker and very proactive. One of his greatest skills is community involvement."

Street told R&R, "[WJYO parent company] Metroplex is a huge company with a great reputation. WJYO is already a successful station, so I won't be doing anything radical.

"We'll go through our music inventory to keep the station fresh. WJYO will become a lot more aggressive on the street. We hope to make this a fun station. That's the plan for the first quarter of the year as we wait for the results of our music resiarch."

Street's previous programming stints were at WOLL/West Palm Beach and WKGR/West Palm Beach. He also was an air talent/ MD at WRMF/West Palm Beach.

This summer, WJYO ranked ninth 12+ (5.7) in Arbitron and 13th in Birch (2.9).

Ventura Moves To GSM Position At WRBQ

Mike Ventura has left the LSM post at WSTR (formerly WQXI)/ Atlanta to become GSM at Edens CHR WRBQ-AM & FM (Q105)/ Tampa. He replaces Dan Carelli, who is joining KCBQ/San Diego as GM.

A 10 -year veteran of WQXI (five as an AE and five as LSM), Ven- tura told R&R, "It's a marvelous

shot to join one of America's legen- dary stations. I've been fortunate to have worked at great market - leading facilities like WQXI and WBT/Charlotte, so I know about working with a heritage station like Q105. I can bring my expertise into play, as I've worked with competitive changes similar to those taking place in this market."

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CMA Founder Gay Dies Country music Hall of Famer founder of the Country Music Asso -

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country music to national television, died of cancer Monday (12/4).

Gay was noted as one of the premier country entrepreneurs in the Virginia -Maryland -Washington, DC area. He was instrumental in bringing Patsy Cline, Jimmy Dean, Roy Clark, and others to fame.

Known for his homespun wisdom, country witticisms, and colorful anecdotes, Gay scripted some of the rural-themed remarks in President Franklin Roosevelt's "Fireside Chat" radio broadcasts.

Gay himself appeared on both the "National Farm" and "Home Hour" radio shows. In 1946 he began broadcasting country music in the nation's capital on WARL. At one time or another, he owned nine radio stations.

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6.RaR December 8,1989 RADIO BUSINESS

Sikes Backs Indecency Exemption For News KFI Pays Fine, FCC Rejects WLUP's Defense, KLUC Disputes Èrotic City' Charge

FCC Chairman Al Sikes last week said he believes material included in legitimate newscasts should be immune from indecency actions, and that he would oppose actions based on public complaints about such broadcasts. FCC policy does not currently recognize an indecency exemption for news material.

"[News material] is certainly an exception for me," Sikes told R&R on Wednesday (11/29). "If you are doing a legitimate news show, you should be protected, that's my view."

Sikes's comments carne in the midst of a continuing flurry of indecency activity, including KFI/ Los Angeles's decision to pay a $6000 fine, KLUC/Las Vegas's response to charges that Prince's "Erotic City" is indecent, and the Commission's rejection of WLUP (AM) /Chicago's contention that the material it was cited for con- stituted a protected discussion of current affairs.

Cautious Praise Sikes said that while he does not

plan any effort to turn support for a news exemption into official FCC policy, he will lend his vote in cases where the Commission must decide whether to take action against a station for airing allegedly indecent material during a newscast.

"Typically we handle [indecency complaints] as they come up," said Sikes. "In such [news -related] cases I would vote [not to take action. ] " He refused to define what constitutes legitimate news.

Industry observers cautiously praised Sikes's comments. "It's great that [Sikes] supports an exemption," said Washington First Amendment lawyer Tim Dyk. "But it really doesn't do much good unless he [makes it official FCC policy]."

RTNDA President Dave Bartlett said his group supports a news exemption, but has concerns about resulting government efforts to define legitimate newscasts. "I would urge Mr. Sikes to put his regulation where his mouth is [regarding the exemption]," said Bartlett. "But it is impossible and unconstitutional for the FCC to attempt to make decisions as to what is `legitimate news.' "

More Battles Meanwhile, other indecency bat-

tles rage on:

On Wednesday (11/29), Cox Communications' KFI announced it had decided, for financial reasons, not to appeal a $6000 fine prompted by three segments of its Tom Leykis afternoon show.

According to KFI GM Howard Neal, the costs associated with the station's recent legal battle with KABC/Los Angeles over the "Talk Radio" identifier were a key factor in his decision not to fight the FCC. KFI's Washington attorney, Wer- ner Hartenberger, estimated it would have cost $300,000 to challenge the Commission in court.

In a letter accompanying its fine payment, KFI maintained its innocence and expressed disappoint- ment with what it sees as the over- ly vague nature of the FCC's indecency standards.

On Thursday (11/30), the FCC Mass Media Bureau notified Ever- green Media that it had fined WLUP (AM) $6000 for several bits

aired by afternoon hosts Steve Dahl and Garry Meier, including one about former Miss America Vanessa Williams having sex with another woman. The bureau dismissed Evergreen's contention that the popularity of the Steve and Garry show demonstrates that it does not violate contemporary community standards in Chicago.

"Precedent does not require us to consider the popularity of allegedly indecent broadcasts in any given community in our efforts to protect children who may be in the listening audience," wrote Mass Media Chief Roy Stewart.

The bureau also rejected Ever- green's suggestion that the Willi- ams bit was a protected piece of social commentary. And Stewart countered Evergreen's complaint that the indecency standard is un- constitutionally vague by pointing out the FCC definition of indecency has twice been upheld in the Supreme Court.

Evergreen has 30 days to appeal the fine.

Nationwide Communications' KLUC, cited in November for playing "Erotic City" at 7:53pm - a time the FCC felt children were in the audience - last week responded by disputing the Commission's contention that the song's lyrics include the word "fuck."

The station's response included a letter in which Warner Bros. Rec- ords Sr. Director/Business Affairs Richard Streicker guessed that the word the complainant heard was actually "funk." Streicker added that there is no official transcript of the "Erotic City" lyrics.

Nationwide also argued that the original listener complaint should have been rejected because it did not include a recording or transcript of the broadcast in question.

ACR Faces January Deadline To Produce Investor Funds Kinsolving Dropped From Probe

A Baltimore judge last week gave financially troubled Atlantic Coast Radio (ACR) until mid -January to produce $677,000 in investor funds, and dropped former ACR talk host Lester Kinsolving from a probe of the radio investment firm's possible securities violations.

If ACR does not come up with the investors' money before the Janu- ary 16 deadline set Thursday (11/ 30) by Circuit Court Judge H.H. Kaplan, Maryland authorities will ask that the temporary receivership imposed on ACR last month be made permanent.

The Maryland attorney general's office has alleged that ACR Presi- dent Alan Christian and other ACR officers sold unregistered securities through unlicensed agents and failed to adequately disclose the risks involved in investing in its plan to acquire radio stations and other media properties. State of-

ficials, who originally believed ACR had raised $500,000, have increased the figure to $677,000 based on information obtained from the company's records.

Frozen Assets The assets of ACR, Christian,

and ACR VPs Grace Starmer and Dale Andrews, which were frozen in November, will remain tied up until the January hearing. The temporary receivership also remains in effect. Kinsolving's assets, also frozen by the court, have been released. And Christian, who did not return R&R's phone

calls, last week told the Baltimore Sun that he is close to finalizing a $500,000 financing arrangement for ACR.

Kaplan dropped Kinsolving from the ACR complaint on Wednesday (11/29) at the state's request. Ac- cording to Asst. Attorney General Delia Burke, the request was based on information gleaned in lengthy interviews with Kinsolving and ACR investors. The fact that Kin - solving was not an officer of ACR also played a role in the dismissal, Burke said.

Prior to his November 16 resignation, Kinsolving hosted a daily talk show on the ACR-owned Mary- land State Network, which is an- chored by WITH/Baltimore. Kin - solving said he now hopes to recoup $14,000 in back wages from ACR.

REPORT PAT CLAWSON

Olympia Begs Banks, Bondholders To Back Off

Olympia Broadcasting has defaulted on its junk bonds - and Chairman Jaime Ireland is begging creditors to back off until January 15 while he

works out a restructuring plan.

The Seattle -based group operator failed to make a $1.64 million interest payment on November 1 and missed the 30 -day grace period deadline last Friday (12/1) as well. If bondholders and banks call their notes due, the company could be forced into bankruptcy. So far there's been no rush for the courthouse, according to Ireland.

"Everything is holding fine. It's a deadline, but it's not one that I think is going to precipitate any action on anybody's part. We're obviously looking to give the bondholders a proposal here and work out a debt restructuring of some sort. There have been no earthshaking developments," Ireland told R&R.

Elliot Evers of Media Venture Partners is circulating offering books to about 60 prospects, and he expects that offers will be considered by Christmas. Asking prices for the stations include $9 million for KXXR/Kan- sas City; $4.75 million for KTRW & KZUUISpokane; $2.75 million for KRZR/Fresno; and $4 million for Alaskan combos KYAK & KGOTIAnchor- age and KIAK & KORZ/Fairbanks.

Europe Next Frontier For Group W, Sillerman-Hirsch

Now that the massive $385 million Group W -Legacy - Metropolitan merger is history, executives Dick Harris, Carl Hirsch, and Bob Sillerman are going

global. Their next deal target: Europe.

Harris says he wants to buy FMs in Chicago and Boston next year, and create a syndication and networking capability. But his top priority is scout- ing for European radio acquisitions to position Group W as a global broadcasting power for the 21st century.

Tuesday night (12/5) Harris revealed that Group W is making a "small" equity investment in London Jazz Radio. "It will be the next commercial radio station on the air in London," he said. "As we look forward to the next

decade, I think taking radio forward into an international arena is something our expertise will allow us to do."

Sillerman and Hirsch say they plan to continue as partners, and overseas is where the action's at. While they sold KTWVILos Angeles and US syndication rights for the station's "Wave" NAC format to Westinghouse, they've retained ownership of the format's copyrights and logos. Hirsch hints that opens the door for foreign syndication deals.

Sillerman - who's leaving this week on a ten-day swing through Europe - says he's already planning to buy broadcasting stations there,

possibly with a $100 million fund being raised by Paine Webber. "We have

some investors there we are meeting with, and we're looking for some places to put the money. We're working on something interesting. I think we might have a surprise for you soon," he said.

Meanwhile, Connecticut -based radio operator Chase Enterprises will

announce plans on Thursday (12/7) to build cable TV systems in Poland.

PacifiCorp Radio Lending Cutback Rumors Denied

Rumors are floating on Wall Street that PacifiCorp Credit is about to stop bankrolling radio deals, but company VP Steve Turpin says that's "nonsense."

The company currently has a broadcast loan portfolio valued at about $100 million.

Industry scuttlebutt has been that PacifiCorp is about to be taken over

by a large publicly traded corporation - possibly AT&T, which would convert its telephone credit cards into competition for VISA and MasterCard. Turpin won't say whether a takeover is pending, but he denies speculation that PacifiCorp is about to pull out of radio.

"I'm pushing for more realism on financial assumptions. Is that tighten-

ing up? Probably so, but we haven't had any edict come down to pull back.

We'll have a more aggressive budget in 1990 than we did this year. We're

probably going to kick some ass next year, because a lot of banks are pull-

ing out. "


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WBAB VP/GM Buys Out Noble Bosses For $26 Million; Renda Renders $11.6 Million For Sunbelt FM Duo; Birch Opens Opus Action With $11 Million Lovefest

Deals Of The Week: KNRJIHouston PRICE: $30 million

TERMS: Cash BUYER: Nationwide Communications Inc., headed by President Steve Berger. The company also owns WPOC/Baltimore; WGAR-AM & FMI

Cleveland; KZZP-AM & FM/Phoenix; KWSS/San Jose; WNCI/Columbus, OH; KZAPISacramento; WKZLI Winston-Salem; WBJW-AM & FM/Or-

lando; KNST & KRQQITucson; KISW/ Seattle; and KRSR & KLUCILas Vegas. SELLER: Emmis Broadcasting Corp., headed by Chairman Jeff Smulyan. Emmis owns WFAN & WQHTINew York, KPWRILos Angeles, WAVAI

Washington, KSHEISt. Louis, WLOL/ Minneapolis, WENS/Indianapolls, WJIB/Boston, WKQX/Chicago, and

KXXX/San Francisco. FREQUENCY: 96.5 MHz

POWER: 100 kw at 1952 feet FORMAT: CHR BROKER: Morgan Stanley & Co.

WBAB-AM & FM/Babylon, NY PRICE: $26 million

TERMS: Cash

BUYER: BAB Broadcasting Corp., headed by Chairman Eddie Simon and

President Tony Michaels. Michaels is

currently VP/GM of the station.

SELLER: Noble Broadcast Group, owned by Chairman/CEO John Lynch. San Diego -based Noble also owns WKKU & WSSHIBoston, WKCI &

WAVZ/New Haven, KBEQ-AM & FMI

Kansas City, KBCO-AM & FMIDenver, XTRA-AM & FMISan Diego (Tijuana), WMHEIToledo, KMJM/St. Louis, KMJQ & KYOK/Houston, and KMGI &

KIXIISeattle. FREQUENCY: 102.3 MHz

POWER: 3 kw at 300 feet FORMAT: AOR

BROKER: First Boston Corp. served

as advisor and broker for the seller. Communications Equity Associates acted as financial advisor to the buyer.

ML Media Stations PRICE: $11,635,000 BUYER: Renda Broadcasting Corp., owned by Tony Renda. The company also owns WJAS & WSHHIPittsburgh; WECZ & WPXZIPunxsutawney, PA; and KMGLIOklahoma City. SELLER: ML Media Partners, a public limited partnership headed by Elton Rule and Martin Pompadur. The group's radio properties are managed by WIN Communications Inc., headed by President Walter Tiburski and Ex-

ec. VP Anthony Ocepek. ML also owns KORG & KEZYIAnaheim, CA; WEGE/Fairfield, CT; WQALICIeve- land; WIRE & WXTZ/lndianapolis; WXCLINorfolk; WICC/Bridgeport; the Indiana University Sports Network; and 50% of WUNO & WFID/San Juan, PR.

Some people say Americom sells stations for prices that are too high...

Al Kaneb President

BARNSTABLE CORPORATION

"I have purchased four stations through Americom, and Americom doesn't market losers. They concentrate on those properties that either are successful or can be successful. Other brokers have an endless supply of fatally flawed stations. Americom handles quality radio stations. True, they are the leaders in getting high prices for the sellers they represent, but they also document the factual basis to support those values. In my experience in purchasing four radio stations through Americom, we have always been pleased with the value of each station we have purchased."

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TRANSACTIONS AT A GLANCE Deals So Far In 1989: $2,558,373,975 Total Stations Traded This Year: 1224 This Week's Action: $98,937,001 Total Stations Traded This Week: 25

Deals Of The Week:

KNRJ/Houston $30 million

WBAB-AM & FM/Babylon (Long Island), NY $26 million

ML Media Stations $11,635,000 WEJZ/Jacksonville KBEZ/Tulsa

Love Broadcasting Stations $11 million WSOK & WAGU/Savannah KNAN/Monroe, LA WKXI & WTYX/Jackson, MS

KOYT/Green Valley -Tucson $2 million KBCVIBentonville, AR $425,000 WJPCIChicago $6 million KFOR & KFRX/Lincoln $6.6 million

WOYE/Mayaguez, PR $2.8 million WICE/Pawtucket, RI $63,000 plus waiver of liabilities WPJMIGreer, SC $325,000 WIJY/Hilton Head, SC $1,563,000 KKVU-AM & FM/Tremonton, UT $215,000 WOBG/Clarksburg, WV $100,000

These deals were also filed this week; details to follow in a

later issue. KZKZ/Greenwood, AR $43,600 KWDQ/Woodward, OK $92,401 KLAY/Lakewood (Tacoma), WA $75,000

BROKER: Randall Jeffery of Media Venture Partners.

WEJZIJacksonville FREQUENCY: 96.1 MHz

POWER: 100 kw at 984 feet FORMAT: AC

KBEZ/Tulsa FREQUENCY: 92.9 MHz POWER: 100 kw at 1318 feet FORMAT: AC

Love Broadcasting Stations PRICE: $11 million

BUYER: Opus Communications Group, owned by Birch Radio founder Tom Birch and Ray Quinn. SELLER: Love Broadcasting Corp., owned by James Love Ill. The company also owns WLOX-TV/Biloxi, MS

and KDRV-TV/Medford, OR.

BROKER: Paul Leonard of Americom Radio Brokers.

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WSOK & WAGUISavannah FREQUENCY: 1230 kHz; 97.3 MHz POWER: 1 kw; 100 kw at 1000 feet FORMAT: Urban; AC

KNAN/Monroe, LA FREQUENCY: 106.1 MHz POWER: 100 kw at 1050 feet FORMAT: CHR

WKXI & WTYX/Jackson, MS FREQUENCY: 1300 kHz; 94.7 MHz POWER: 5 kw day/1 kw night; 100 kw at 1 168 feet FORMAT: Urban; CHR

KOYTIGreen Valley -Tucson PRICE: $2 million

TERMS: Asset sale for cash. Alloca- tions include $1 millon for intangible assets; $500,000 for tangible assets; $250,000 for FCC license; $250,000 for noncompetition agreement. A

promissory note for an additional $1.6 million is due if the FCC approves an

upgrade to Class C-2 status. BUYER: Nova Communications L.P., headed by William Yde Ill, Russell Craig, Robert Stanton, Robert Mar- quitz, George Johns, and Reginald Johns. They also own KANY/Kaneohe, HI.

SELLER: Southwestern Wireless Inc., principally owned by Richard Werges, Diane Greenlee, and Robert Green- lee. They also own KTZRITucson. FREQUENCY: 92.1 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 179 feet FORMAT: AOR BROKER: Questcom Radio Broker- age

Arkansas KBCVIBentonville PRICE: $425,000 TERMS: $100,000 escrow deposit; buyer to pay balance by assuming outstanding indebtedness. BUYER: KWCK Inc., owned by Levoy Patrick Demaree and Reba Pearl Demaree. They own KWCK-AM & FM/ Searcy, AR; KKID-AM & FMISallisaw, OK; KFAY/Farmington, AR; KKEGI Fayetteville, AR; KXUS/Springfield, MO; KZNG & KQUS/Hot Springs, AR;

WMBH & KKUZIJoplin, MO; and

KFAYIHuntsville, AL. SELLER: Rocky Haven Investments Inc., owned by Asa Hutchinson. FREQUENCY: 98.3 MHz POWER: 3 kw at 339 feet FORMAT: Religous

WJPCIChicago PRICE: $6 million

TERMS: Cash sale of $5 million for assets and $1 million for noncompete agreement.

BUYER: Winners Information Net- work - Chicago Inc., owned by N. John Douglas, Richard Tambone, and Joseph Nuckols. Douglas also owns KESTISan Francisco; KMAXIArcadia, CA; and KHTNIPIacerville, CA. Win-

ners recently announced plans to buy WWNN1Pompano Beach, FL. SELLER: Johnson Communications Inc., headed by John Johnson. The

company also owns WLOU!Louisville and WLNRILansing, IL.

FREQUENCY: 950 kHz POWER: 1 kw day/5 kw night FORMAT: Urban

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KFOR & KFRXILincoln PRICE: $6.6 million

TERMS: Stock transaction for cash BUYER: KMA Broadcasting Co., headed by general partner Ed May Jr.

The company also owns KMAIShen- andoah, IA and WKTY & WSPLI LaCrosse, WI. SELLER: Arrow Communications Of Nebraska Inc., a subsidiary of Arrow Communications Inc., which is owned by Paul Rothfuss. He also owns KHUMITopeka; WFFX & WRLXITus- caloosa, AL; WZOQ1Lima, OH; KZBBIFt. Smith, AR; KILO/Davenport, IA; WFRG-AM & FM/Rome, NY; and WZNYIAugusta. The company recently announced plans to purchase WHDL & WOLNIOIean, NY.

KEZY INYYY KRLB Anaheim, CA Syracuse, NY Lubbock, D(

KSSN WNUA WZZO Little Rock, AR Chicago, IL Allentown, PA

WYNK KROY KMPZ Baton Rouge, LA Sacramento, CA Memphis, TN

WUPE WDSD WRKA Pittsfield, MA Dover, DE Louisville, KY

WERZ WKPE WNNK Portsmouth, NH Cape Cod, MA Harrisburg, PA

WXLC KKDJ KDKS Waukegan, IL Fresno, CA Shreveport, LA

KCYY KOWN KZSN San Antonio, D( San Diego, CA Wichita, KS

Our letters of reference. At Fleet's Communications Group, we've developed a reputation built on responsiveness, crea-

tivity, and a thorough understanding of radio broadcasting. Whether it's providing financial services

for established group owners or helping operators become first-time owners. Across the dial and

across the country. For more information, call Daniel P. Williams, Senior Vice -President, at 401-278-6211. Or write

Fleet National Bank, 111 Westminster Street, Providence, RI 02903.

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FREQUENCY: 1240 kHz; 102.7 MHz POWER: 1 kw; 100 kw at 430 feet FORMAT: AC; CHR COMMENT: Last week Arrow closed on its previously announced $6.6 mil-

lion purchase of this combo from Sum- mit Communications Group.

WOYE/Mayaguez PRICE: $2.8 million BUYER: Prime Time Radio Corp., owned by Rafael 011er and J.P. Mc- Closkey. SELLER: Pepino Broadcasters Inc., owned by Felix A. Bonnet Alvarez. FREQUENCY: 94.1 MHz POWER: 25 kw at 2967 feet FORMAT: CHR BROKER: Randall Jeffery of Media Venture Partners.

WICEIPawtucket PRICE: $63,000 plus waiver of li-

abilities TERMS: Cash payment to settle IRS

and bank claims and release from defaulted promissory notes due to buyer.

The seller has defaulted on a

$625,000 promissory note due to the

previous owner, Roger Williams Broadcasting Corp. If the station is re-

sold within ten years, the seller is entitl-

ed to receive one-half of any proceeds exceeding an $850,000 reserve, up

to a maximum of $75,000. BUYER: Roger Williams Broadcast- ing Corp., headed by Donald and Den-

nis Hysko. SELLER: Beam Communications Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Mittcom Ltd., owned by Bruce Mittman. He al-

so owns WWFX/Belfast, ME.

FREQUENCY: 550 kHz POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: Gold

WPJMIGreer PRICE: $325,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $10,000; ad-

ditional $15,000 cash due at closing. Six -year promissory note for $100,000 at 10% interest, payable in

monthly installments of $1322. Addi- tional promissory note for $200,000 to be negotiated. BUYER: Robert Bell of Atlanta. He

owns WCLYIRaleigh, WLLV/Louis-

ville, and WGCUJacksonville. He recently announced plans to buy WXVI/ Montgomery. SELLER: Greer Broadcasting Co. Inc., owned by John Salter Jr. FREQUENCY: 800 kHz POWER: 250 -watt daytimer FORMAT: Country BROKER: C. Alfred Dick of Business Broker Associates

WIJYIHilton Head PRICE: $1,563,000 TERMS: Asset sale. Escrow deposit $100,000; balance due cash at closing. Additional noncompete agreement valued at $500,000 to be paid in cash at closing. BUYER: WIJY Inc., owned by veteran broadcasters Thomas Cookerly of Bethesda and R. Kent Replogle of Alexandria, VA. SELLER: Island Communications Inc., owned by Paul Rogers, Jesse Williams Jr., and William Dudley III.

Williams owns WZJY/Mt. Pleasant, SC. Dudley also owns WTMAICharles- ton and WAJY/New Ellenton, SC. FREQUENCY: 107.9 MHz POWER: 50 kw at 500 feet FORMAT: AC

KKVU-AM & FMITremonton PRICE: $215,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $5000; additional $10,000 cash due at closing. Ten-year promissory note for $200,000 at 10% interest, with no payments for first year and interest - only payments during the second year. BUYER: Kenneth Sasso of Sugar Land, TX.

SELLER: Northern Utah Broadcasting Co. Inc., owned by Glacus Merrill. FREQUENCY: 1470 kHz; 104.9 MHz POWER: 5 kw daytimer; 3 kw at 150 feet FORMAT: Stations are dark

West Virginia WOBGIClarksburg PRICE: $100,000 TERMS: Escrow deposit $15,000; balance due cash at closing. BUYER: Hilber Corp., owned by

Robert Steinhilber of Bridgeport, WV.

SELLER: Radio Two, a partnership of

Jack Cloyd and J. Michael Cloyd. FREQUENCY: 1400 kHz

POWER: 1 kw FORMAT: Country

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12RaR December8,1989 OVERVIEW

SALES STRATEGY Recruitment Advertising Targets For 1990

With budgets exceeding recent revenues and format growth in many markets, hundreds of stations are relying on revenues gained from recruitment advertising to make up the difference.

Recruitment already is a top ten category for new business at many of the country's leading stations, and we expect it to grow to one of radio's top ten revenue -generators by the mid -1990s.

We also expect greater amounts of recruitment revenue to be placed nationally in the future as more and more local companies find success via the radio/recruitment con- nection.

To assist you in targeting recruitment advertisers, we've compiled a list of categories that have the highest ratios of job openings to applicants. (The accompanying figures are estimates of employment growth from 1989-2000 by the US Department Of Labor.)

We fleshed out the list with categories that historically have shown the greatest usage of radio

advertising, based upon information gathered from stations that generate hundreds of thousands of dollars in recruitment revenue.

Retail Sales 1.2 million new jobs

Sales clerks Customer service Drug stores Franchises Video/electronics Office equipment Hypermarts (huge supermarkets)

By Chris Beck

Food Services 752,100 new jobs

Fast food Restaurants Nightclubs Hotels

Medical Services 612,000 new RN jobs

Hospitals Nursing homes Freestanding clinics

Historically, the business of war is short-lived. However, the of business is on -going and never-ending.

To be prepared for the competitive onslaught of the 1990's, progressive broadcast marketers must take the offensive. They must employ winning strategies. They must attack first and often...with the best weapons at their disposal.

Broadcast Direct Marketing can outfit your station's general staff with the best weaponry available...potent ordnance such as market research, database management, direct mail promotion, telemarketing, audiotex, Radio/TV Contest Directs^^, and custom - designed integrated campaigns. And our team of broadcast marketing professionals provides a strategic approach to your battle plan that is second to none.

war

War is Hell and always will be. But there are winners and there are losers. And the time for you to act is now.

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Station Debuts `Brew 92' KGON/Portland, OR has

stirred up a creative promo for advertisers requesting merchandising applications - its very own "Brew 92."

The AOR station's "private label" ground Arabica coffee (pictured), named after its dial position, has a

catch - the only way listeners can obtain a cup o' the java is either to visit the station's advertisers or to win a package via on -air contests!

Another "buy -product" of the promotion is that local food retailers and convenience store operators have shown interest in selling the customized coffee.

Cleaning Services 604,000 new jobs

Hotel maids Hospital janitors Retail stockers Food service help

White -Collar Execs 582,000 new jobs

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Retail managers Company executives Recruitment agencies Franchise managers Restaurant managers

Financial Services

Bank tellers Messengers Stock brokers

Commission Sales

Real estate Manufacturer's reps Newspapers Office equipment Insurance Cellular phones

Education Colleges & universities Trade schools Teachers

Travel Industry

Reservation agents Flight attendants Clerical workers Pilots (airline, delivery services) Hotels

Professional Services Engineering

Automotive Sales Mechanics

Law Enforcement Peace officers

Personal Care Hair stylists

Telemarketing Customer service

Chris Beck is President of Chris Beck Communica- tions, a sales consulting firm. If you have a question you'd like this column to address, he can be reached either by fax machine at (818) 594-5030, or by phone at (818) 594-0851, or write him at 22900 Ven- tura Blvd., Suite #340, Woodland Hills, CA 91364.


OVERVIEW December8,1989 R&R 13

MANAGEMENT Lateral Communication May Help You Move Up

A'though most managers know how to communicate "upward " and "down-

ward," few realize the importance of "lateral " communication with colleagues in other departments.

By sharing information and ideas with your co-workers, you'll learn from one another's experience and keep informed about other departments. You'll also get a better idea of how your company operates, which will enable you to relate better to senior management.

Here are seven suggestions - recently published in Working Women - for honing your lateral communications skills:

Venture beyond your circle of friends. Expanding the number of your contacts means a larger information network for you. Try to visit one or two of your peers in other departments each week, either formally or informally.

Make the most of chance en- counters. Much of your lateral communication depends on who you run into at the coffee machine. However, you can make even the shortest exchange productive. For example, instead of saying, "Hi Gail, how's it going?" - which probably will get you nowhere - say something such as, "Gail, I'm glad I ran into you! What's the status of the Mitchell account?"

Plan a managers' forum. Set aside a time for discussion among department heads once or twice a year. Don't focus on tasks - a forum should be used for activity coordination, planning, or brainstorming.

Do favors. Although you're not expected to do other departments' gigs for them, offer the services of your department to other managers when they're in a crunch. When

you need help later, they'll probably be glad to pitch in.

Follow the grapevine. The office grapevine is one of the most common sources of lateral communication. Don't shrug it off - it could provide you with some valuable information. One recent study revealed the grapevine has an accuracy rate of 75% to 95%.

Identify communication glit- ches. Does each department in your company know what the others are doing? Are you receiving information from other departments on a timely basis, or too late? If you're having problems, discuss the issues with your peers and brainstorm possible solutions, such as weekly lunches, interde- partmental newsletters, or task forces.

Involve senior management. Even though you normally don't need approval to meet informally with other managers, it's a good idea to discuss with senior management your plans for improving horizontal communication.

Educate The Client!

Selling a radio spot requires more than just a great sales pitch. Quincy, MA -based

marketing consultant John Graham notes that the most successful salespeople are those who educate their clients, becoming valuable resources of business ideas and know-how in the process, and eventually becoming more important to the client than the specific product they're selling.

Wby do most workers get axed? According to a recent survey of

vice presidents and personnel directors at 100 of America's largest corporations, the overwhelming reason is good of fashioned incompetence.

Nevertheless, several other reasons were cited a significant number of times, as evidenced by the chart below. Reason Percent

Incompetence 39% Inability to get along

with co-workers 17 Dishonesty or lying 12 Negative attitude 10 Lack of motivation 7

Failure or refusal to follow instructions 7

Other reasons 8

Source: Robert Halt International

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Women 's Wages

Although women account for the majority (52%) of America's managers and

professionals under 35, they earn just three-quarters as much as their US male counterparts.

According to a 1989 Census Bureau survey, 19% of all full-time working women -a figure slightly higher than that for men - under 35 have had at least four years of college.

However, college -educated women who work full time as managers or professionals earned a median of $25,400 last year, compared with $32,100 for men in the same situation.

Take away youth and education, and the situation becomes even more bleak. Female professionals and managers of all ages make even less - their salaries drop to just two-thirds that of men in similar positions, which is the same salary gap between au US men and women workers.

Handling Complaints? Question Authority!

Every station has employees who complain about their immediate managers. If

you, the managers' manager, find it difficult to handle such griev- ances, try the following approach:

To avoid putting the immediate supervisor on the defensive by direct confrontation, ask him (or her) questions based upon the em- ployee's concerns.

This approach will not only shed light on the manager's problem - if, indeed, it actually exists - but also allows for a more open discussion of the matter.

Following are three prime ex- amples of how to use this particular problem -solving technique, adapted from the Pitman, NJ - based publication Communication Briefings:

December 11 - Stellar Awards. Aquarius Theatre. Hol- lywood, CA.

January 10-13,1990 - Burk- hart/Douglas & Associates Ra- dio '90. Hotel Del Coronado. San Diego, CA.

January 18-21 - RAB Man- aging Sales Conference. Loews Anatole. Dallas, TX.

January 20-21 - Dan O'Day's Air Personality Plus seminar. Ramada Inn - South Airport. Orlando, FL.

January 21-25 - MIDEM '90. Palais des Festivals. Can- nes, France.

January 22 - American Mu- sic Awards. Shrine Auditorium. Los Angeles, CA.

February 12 - Dance Music Awards. Universal Amphi- theatre. Los Angeles, CA.

WNW" When I first started...) just

wanted to be able to play weekends somewhere and make a little extra dough....

Bruce Springsteen

Complaint: "The sales manager never answers my questions." Question (to the sales manager) : "Does the station supply you with enough information to answer employees' questions?"

Complaint: "The promotion director is never available when I need her. She's always locked in her office." Question (to the promo director) : "Are you so tied down with paperwork that you don't have time to speak with your fellow employees?"

Complaint: "The PD plays favorites." Question (to the PD) :

"How do you handle jocks who say you're playing favorites on the job?"

February 13-14 - Broadcast Credit Association's 23rd Credit & Collection Seminar. Westin Lenox Hotel. Atlanta, GA.

February 16-18 - Gavin Convention. St. Francis Hotel. San Francisco, CA.

February 21 - Grammy Awards. Shrine Auditorium. Los Angeles, CA.

February 28 -March 3 - Country Radio Seminar. Opry- land Hotel. Nashville, TN.

March 2-4 - Intercollegiate Broadcasting System National Convention, New York Penta Hotel, New York, NY.

March 10-13 - NARM. Cen- tury Plaza Hotel. Los Angeles, CA.

March 15 - American Wom- en In Radio & Television's 15th Annual National Commendation Awards Ceremony. Waldorf-As- toria Hotel. New York, NY.


14ReiR December8,1989 OVERVIEW

Madonna To Join Satanic Cult!

Look for Madonna to "fall into

the clutches of a satanic cult" and "make two videos about

her relationship with devil worship" in 1990!

According to "top psychic" Leah Lusher, quoted in this week's Globe, La Bella Donna "only comes to her senses when she's offered a

starring role in a movie with Robert DeNiro"!

Meanwhile, another of the Globe's "top psychics," Alan Stephens, predicts that Cher will

be "reunited with ex -hubby Sonny Bono on a hit TV series and the two will fall in love again"!

Fun Couples

The Star reports that Julian Lennon and actress Olivia D'Abo of "The Wonder Years" TV series, have been seen smooching at

L.A.'s China Club! (Incidentally, Oliviá s dad, Mike,

is also a semi -famous R*O*C*K* STAR, having not only been the guy who replaced Paul Jones as the lead singer for the Manfred Mann group back in the late '60s, but also the dude who wrote the Rod Stewart classic, "Handbags And Gladrags.")

Speaking of thespians with British rock star bloodlines, Dono- van Leitch - son of Mr. "Mellow Yellow" himself - and galpal/Ban- gles rhythm guitarist Susannah Hoffs are talking about a January wedding date!

The Star notes that the impending nuptials are so hush-hush that the Bang -gal is keeping her two -carat - 'cause one ain't enough for love - engagement ring in her pocket!

Bubbles Vs. One -Armed Bandits

While recently wandering through a Las Vegas casino with his constant companion, Michael Jackson, Bubbles the Chimp won $500 playing the dollar slots!

STING'S 'STACHE O' QUOTES - December "GQ" coverboy Sting pulls several notable quotes out from under his newly -grown 'stache during the course of the 'zine's seven -page profile, including the startling admission "I wish I was a tennis player ... everytime I do something I have to reinvent the game."

According to the National En- quirer, it was Michael who helped the monkey drop a silver dollar into the one-armed bandit, but it was Bubbles who pulled the lever that hit the winning jackpot!

Paul Demands Fans' Furs Fly

On the subject of furry fans, the National Enquirer's foreign bureau just reported that when Paul McCartney performed a recent (I)

concert in Hamburg, the ex -Beatle had bouncers eject 30 fans for wearing furs!

And ... if you believe everything you read, McCartney also took a

taxi from the airport to the gig rather than ride in a leather -upholstered limo!

LaToya's Nose Dive?

Finally, Anthony Leggett - whom the National Examiner bills as "America's most -read psychic" - takes LaToya Jackson's hand (as

part of his recurring "Celebrity Palms" feature) and, upon analysis, finds that "in a year's time her career will take a nose dive"!

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MEDIA TOP TEN SHOWS

NOV. 27 - DEC. 3

1 The Cosby Show 2 Cheers 3 Ann Jillian 4 Roseanne 5 Dear John 6 Golden Girls 7 Murder, She Wrote 8 L.A. Law 9 60 Minutes

Wonder Years (tie)

Source: Nielsen Media Research

All show times are EDT/PDT unless otherwise noted: subtract one hour for CDT.

Check listings for showings in the Mountain Time Zone. All listings subject to change.

Friday, 12/8 Wrecks -N -Effect, "The Ar-

senio Hall Show" (syndicated: check local listings for station and air time).

O'Jays, "The Pat Sajak Show" (CBS, 11:30pm).

Al Green, "The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson" (NBC, 11:30pm).

Saturday, 12/9 "Judy Collins; From The

Heart" (Showtime, 10:30pm). The veteran singer/songwriter performs her biggest hits ("Both Sides Now," "Send In The Clowns," etc.) in this half-hour special.

Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville, "Saturday Night Live" (NBC, 11:30pm).

Michael Damian, "Byron Allen" (ABC, 11:30pm).

Monday, 12/11 Syd Straw, Pixies, Al

Green, and Sun Ra, "Night Mu- sic" (NBC, 12:15am).

"Ricky Van Shelton Sings Christmas" (TNN, 10:30pm EST/7:30pm PST) features the country crooner singing tunes from his Columbia album of the same name.

B -52's, "Arsenio Hall."

Tuesday, 12/12 Troop, "Arsenio Hall." Miles Jaye, "Pat Sajak." Regina Belle, "Johnny

Carson."

Wednesday, 12/13 "Christmas To Christmas

With Lee Greenwood" (TNN, 11:30am EST/8:30am PST) spotlights the singer performing songs from his latest MCA album, "Christmas To Christmas."

Kenny Rogers and Kenny Rogers Jr. star in the hourlong holiday drama "Christmas In

America: A Love Story" (NBC, 9pm). Although it's not a musical, Rogers Sr. sneaks in Dol- ly Parton's title tune.

Richard Marx, "Arsenio Hall."

Jermaine Jackson, "Pat Sajak."

Thursday, 12114 Gary Morris hosts the half-

hour "A Christmas Tradition .. .

Warner Bros." (TNN, 11:30am EST/8:30am PST) with per- formances by Highway 101, the A -Strings, the McCarters, the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and Mor- ris.

Ray & Dave Davies of the Kinks, "David Letterman."

Terence Trent D'Arby, "Arsenio Hall."

Squeeze, "Pat Sajak."

NEW THIS WEEK ELVIS STORIES (Rhino Video)

It'll shock you! It'll move you! It'll make you wonder why you're even wat- ching! It's a half-hour "video tabloid" chock full o' astounding "facts" about the King. You'll see John Cusack as the burger chef whose patties transmit messages from Elvis ... a home movie showing the King in a grocery store's cookie aisle ... and evidence that Elvis and John Lennon were the same person! All this plus Enigma's Mojo Nixon & Skid Roper's video tribute, "Elvis Is Everywhere," and more! (Street date: 12/8.)

SINGING THE BLUES IN RED (JCI Video) Talk about a timely release. This 1988 feature film chronicles a dissident

East German songwriter's journey to the West after he's kicked out of the country for writing political protest songs. The movie - in English and Ger- man with English subtitles - stars songwriter Gerulf Pannach, who reportedly was ordered to leave East Germany in 1977 for mentioning Bob Dylan and John Lennon in one of his songs. (12/8.)

ROCK 'N' ROLE PLAYERS - The Jeff Healey Band's candid reaction to their film debut as the "Roadhouse" bar band with the blind vocalist/guitar virtuoso.

ROAD HOUSE (MGM/UA Home Video) Starring dirty dancer Patrick Swayze as a buff but brainy bouncer bent

on clearing the rowdy riffraff out of a backwoods bar, this feature film sports a smokin' Arista soundtrack from the likes of Little Feat ("Rad Gumbo"), Bob Seger ("Blue Monday"), Otis Redding, and the multitalented Swayze himself. Four covers ("Roadhouse Blues," "I'm Tore Down," "Hoochie Coochie Man," and "When The Night Comes Falling From The Sky") from the Jeff Healey Band - who're seen on -screen as the rough 'n' tumble bar band - complete the ST. Look for cameos by the Cruzados and ex -X member John Doe as well. (12/12.)

LADS ON VIDEO - The boys in the band named after a villain in the "Bar - barella" film contemplate their next 10 years in this little thing we like to call show business.

DURAN DURAN: DECADE (Capitol Home Video) Issued in conjunction with Capitol's just -released album of the same title,

this 70 -minute video clip compilation contains 14 videos, spanning all six of Duran Duran's LPs to date, highlighted by never -before -released -in -the - US, longer, reportedly much racier versions of "Wild Boys" and "Girls On Film." (12/12.)

SHAG: THE MOVIE (HBO Video) Four wild 'n' crazy Southern belles get together for a 1963 Memorial Day

weekend of beach music 'n' beaus in this coming -of -age comedy named not after the carpet, but the Carolinas dance craze. Aside from the fistful of classic beach tunes heard in the film, the movie's Sire/WB soundtrack sports songs by Louise Goffin, Chris Isaak, Tommy Page, Randy Newman, K.D. Lang & Reclines with Take 6, Hank Ballard, Lavern Baker with Ben E. King, and many, many more. (12/13.)

WHEN HARRY MET SALLY... (Nelson Entertainment) Co-starring Billy Crystal and Meg Ryan as two New Yorkers deeply in

like, this feature film didn't do too badly at the box office, and neither did the Columbia soundtrack album that showcased vocalist/pianist Harry Con - nick Jr.. (12/14.)


OVERVIEW December8 1989 R&R 15

MEDIA Baby Talks! Studios Listen!!!

Iis official ... if not yet formally announced. Writer -director Amy Heckerling and

husband Neil Israel have started work on the screenplay for "Look Who's Talking, Part II." The follow-up to TriStar's surprise $100 million smashola will probably shoot in the spring. The couple's real -life little girl, Molly, will no doubt continue to provide reel -life inspiration, now that she can talk for herself. (A development deal for the toddler, perhaps?)

Israel -a successful filmmaker in his own right ( "Bachelor Party," etc.) - is currently in post -production on "Sketches," his change -of -pace "people picture" for MCEG/Tri-Star. Israel de- scribes the film, which stars Jona- than Silverman, Annie Potts, and C. Thomas Howell, as "a tear- jerker." It'll be out next spring.

In the meantime, the prolific Is- rael is working in secret with hor- ror maestro Tom Holland ("Child's Play," "Fright Night") on a "big hardware" screenplay. Details as soon as they're unearthed.

Director Du Jour When wannabe auteur Patrick

Johnson was scraping together in- dependent funds for his science- fiction spoof, "Martians," he had no idea (except, perhaps, in his wildest dreams) that he and the movie would be the center of a major studio war. But it happened .. .

with Warner Bros. and the money - printing forces at Disney helming the bidding battles.

The winner? Disney. The company not only put up the money to re - shoot some scenes with real H*O*L*L'YW*OO'D production values, but also turned Johnson in- to the hot new Filmmaker O' The Month in the process!

Mick Garris's screenwriting credits include "'batteries not in-

cluded" and "The Fly II." As a

writer/director, his resume lists episodes of "Amazing Stories," "The Disney Sunday Movie," and that timeless classic, "Critters IL"

The Sammy Glick Story For decades, Tinseltown tyros

have wanted to make a film of the ultimate power fable - Budd Schulberg's novel, "What Makes Sammy Run?" In recent years, the author has expressed stunned surprise at how his venal title character has become a role model among the college and university students to whom he has lectured.

Schulberg himself withheld the book from Hollywood, despite consistent wooing from several sources. But now, the story can be told on the big screen. Sidney Lumet will produce and direct the Sammy Glick story for Warner Bros.

`Jetsons' Temporarily Grounded

It's a cartoon Christmas. With "The Little Mermaid" and "All Dogs Go To Heaven" now playing at a theater near you, and "Bambi" and "Land Before Time" on tape under the Christmas tree, word has it that Universal is getting c -c -c -cold feet about releasing the long -announced "Jetsons" movie for the holidays as originally planned. The studio now plans to wait for a less -crowded marketplace for its animated back -to -the - future feature.

Casting On The Fly The producers of the BIG -budget

sci-fi spedacular, "Solar Crisis," can heave a sigh of relief. The leading man has finally been cast .. .

two weeks after principal photography had already begun! "An- imal House" alumnus Tim Mathe- son will join the cast, which now includes Charlton Heston, Peter Boyle, and Jack Palance.

Family Act Alec Baldwin's brother, Billy,

and Eric Roberts's sister, Julia, are starring in Joel Schumacher's med-school thriller, "Flatliners," now shooting on the Burbank Stu- dios lot for producer Michael Douglas.

The story concerns experiments involving students walking that thin line between life and death .. .

for educational purposes only, of course. However, you can bet that at least one hapless volunteer will fall over that line.

Glowing Previews And now for the really important

news ... the unabashed schlock- meisters at Troma - (in)famous for their "Toxic Avenger" movies - will begin shooting this month on (drum roll, please) "Subhumanoid Meltdown: The Class Of Nuke 'Em High, Part II." Do we sense another franchise?

Back To The Studio After decades of independence

following the death of the studio

ONE FLY GIRL - Geena Davis, Para- mount pen multi -picture pact.

system, it seems the studio affilia- tion is finally back in vogue. Deals like the one Eddie Murphy has at Paramount and Bette Midler has at Disney are no longer the exception.

Oscar -winning fly -mate Geena Davis has just signed a multi - picture deal with Fox films. Furthermore, Whoopi Goldberg may now get the projects she de- serves, thanks to her new overall deal at Paramount ... and that's good news for all of us.

Multiple VCR Ownership Rises Two -thirds of all US house-

holds now own videocas- sette recorders, but many

of them just can't seem to get enough. More than a fifth (21% ) of those VCR households have two or more machines at home - up from 15% slightly more than a year ago.

According to a recent poll by the NYC -based Roper Organization, 79% of America's VCR households have one machine, 17% have two, and 4% have three or more. Signifi- cantly, that 21% with more than one VCR equals 13% of all US households.

Not surprisingly, affluent households are the most likely to own more than one VCR. The study says 28% of homes with annual incomes of $35,000 or more are multi -

machine households, compared with 15% of those earning less than $25,000.

FILMS

WEEKEND BOX OFFICE DECEMBER 1-3

1 Back To The Future $12.1 Part II (Universal)

2 National Lampoon's $11.7 Christmas Vacation (WB) *

3 Harlem Nights $5.2 (Paramount)

4 Steel Magnolias $4.8 (Tri-Star)

5 The Little Mermaid $4.0 (Buena Vista)

6 Look Who's Talking $3.7 (Tri-Star)

7 All Dogs Go To $2.2 Heaven (MGM/UA)

8Prancer $1.9 (Orion)

9 Dad (Universal)

10 The Bear $1.0 (Tri-Star)

All figures in millions 'First Week In Release

$1.3

Source: Exhibitor Relations Co.

COMING ATTRACTIONS: This week's openers include "She -Devil," which stars Meryl Streep as Ed Begley Jr.'s mis- tress and Roseanne Barr in the titular role of his wife. The film's Mercury soundtrack features Sa -Fire's current single -a re- make of Gloria Gaynor's disco classic, "I Will Survive" - as well as tunes by D -Mob, Car- mel, Jermaine Stewart, Yello, Chubby Checker, the Fat Boys, Elvis Presley, and other heavyweights.

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MUSIC & MOVIES CURRENT

ALL DOGS GO TO HEAVEN (MCA/Curb) Single: Love Survives/Irene Cara & Freddie Jackson Other Featured Artists: Melba Moore flBurt Reynolds, Lana Beeson BLACK RAIN (Virgin) Single: Back To Life/Soul II Soul Other Featured Artists: Gregg Allman, Iggy Pop, UB40

DRUGSTORE COWBOY (Novus/RCA) Featured Artists: Desmond Dekker & Aces, Count Flve, Abbey Lincoln THELONIOUS MONK: STRAIGHT NO CHASER (Columbia) Featured Artist: Thelonlous Monk

UPCOMING SHE -DEVIL (Mercury) Single: I Will Survive/Sa-Flre Other Featured Artists: Fat Boys, D'Mob, Jermaine Stewart

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16 . Raft December 8,1989 OVERVIEW

LIFESTYLES MATERIAL WORLD

Solar -Powered Skiwear & Other Winter Wonders The hottest topic on the slopes this season is purely material - and it has names like

"Solar Alpha," "Gore -Tex," "En- trant," "Ultrex," and "Thintech."

Unlike conventional outerwear, these high-tech fabrics can generate heat from the sun, are water- proof, and breathe easily - and can be found in everything from gloves to one-piece suits, according to a recent Business Week article.

Descente's Solar Alpha is woven from fibers coated with zirconium carbide, which the company says allows the fabric to absorb the sun's ultraviolet rays. According to Descente, Solar Alpha can produce up to eight degrees more heat than traditional materials.

No -Sweat Substances

Gore -Tex, popular with runners, is beginning to show up on winter wear as well. This, in turn, has inspired Toray Industries to create Entrant, a microporous polymer coating that prevents water from getting through while allowing per- spiration to pass.

Burlington Industries' Ultrex and 3M's Thintech are similar coatings designed to keep the body dry. All of these materials report-

edly work very well, but they're definitely not cheap - jackets made with the high-tech fabrics cost about $240-$310.

Electronic Sunglasses Everyone knows sunglasses are one of the hippest ac- cessories around. Thanks

to Research Frontiers, however,

pee such sartorial,hipness just became a lil' more high-tech - the company has developed a prototype pair of sunglasses that's adjustable to light.

The Woodbury, NY -based firm says these latest shades can filter

out between 44% and 88% of the sun's light. The space-age specs are powered by tiny batteries, which are hidden in the frames and manually adjustable.

Furthermore, the lenses are actually two pieces of glass or plastic, which sandwich an electricity -conducting coating and an organic liquid.

This liquid contains millions of tiny particles. When the voltage is off, the blue light valve blocks out light. When it's activated, the elec- trical field aligns the particles, making the light valve trans- parent.

Price of these electronic sunglasses: around $200. You'll have time to save up, though - they're not expected to be available for another two years.

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`Hitstruments' Hit The Street If your children (or you) are bud-

ding fretgrinders or ivory tick- lers, here are a couple of gift

ideas that'll keep 'em busy for months.

"Hit Guitar" and "Hit Keys" are part of the latest line of battery - operated "Hitstruments" - defined as "totally portable electronic musi-

cal instruments" - from NYC - based Nasta Industries.

To play the Hit Guitar, tap the pad

on the base (clipped to your belt) and press the buttons on the neck (strapped to your hand). No need to read music to play this two-piece tunemaker.

Making music on the Hit Keys is

equally E -Z - just move your fin- gers. Each digit strikes a different note on the two, four -key "key- boards" that strap onto your hands.

Each Hitstrument carries a sug- gested retail price of $25. For more info, phone the firm at (212) 929- 8085.

Average American Loses 14 Days To Illness & Injury Each Year

Imagine being allotted two weeks' worth of "sick time" a year. According to the Nation-

al Center For Health Statistics, that's how long the average Ameri- can spends under the weather.

Born To:

KTUX/Shreveport air talent Michael B. Wilder, wife Jody, son Weston Thomas, Novem- ber 3.

WRFX/Charlotte PD Jack Daniel, wife Carla, daughter Carrie Alexandra, November 5.

MCA recording artist Peb- bles, La Face Records CEO/ producer Antonio "L.A." Reid, son Aaron Alexander, Novem- ber 10.

WXLKIRoanoke Production Director Tom Clay, wife Tif- finey, daughter Caitlyn Lorene, November 14.

WOCBIBangor Sales Manag- er Candace Doucette, husband John, daughter Allison, Novem- ber 17.

KFTZ/Idaho Falls Production Director/air talent Jay Stevens, wife Dawn, daughter Kylie, No-

vember 18. Saga Communications Ex-

ec. VP/Group PD Steve Golds- tein, wife Jennifer, son Joshua Matthew, November 22.

WRIFIDetroit MD/air talent Jim Temberton, wife Cheri, son Brandon James, November 23. Marriages:

Geffen A&R executive Mi- chael Rosenblatt to Reprise New York local Promotion Man- ager Hillary Scribner, Novem-

ber 24.

Condolences: Radio Free Europe News

Director Thomas C. Bodin, 57, November 25.

A recent study found that we had an average of 14 "restricted activity" days per person last year. These include days during which people go to work or school (but take it easy at least half the time) as well as days taken off work.

Health Holdups Acute conditions - illnesses or

injuries that usually last less than three months - accounted for half of all the restricted -activity days last year. We spent nearly three days burdened with colds, flu, and other respiratory illnesses as well.

Fractures, sprains, and other injuries also held us back an average of a day and a half. The remaining two and a half days were lost to other problems, including infec- tions and childhood diseases.

Chronic conditions - such as ar- thritis, diabetes, hay fever, and back trouble - accounted for the other half of restricted -activity days in 1988. They're not necessarily more severe than acute conditions, but they last longer.

Frozen Milk Concentrate

Next time you pass through your grocery store's freezer section, you

might find cans of milk next to the orange juice.

OK, it won't happen that soon. However, research food technolo- gist George N. Bookwalter of the Agriculture Dept.'s Research Ser- vice has developed a way to produce frozen milk concentrate from nonfat dry milk and vegetable oil.

Sound scrumptious? Consider this: The milk has no homogenizer, emulsifiers, or cholesterol, and is said to taste better than nonfat milk. The secret lies in creating a concentrate with the perfect ratio of dry milk to water, says Book - waiter.


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PEOPLE

Debbie Does Production Atlantic recording artist Debbie Gibson (I) instructs Parc/CBS Associ- ated siren Ana on the finer points of waxing tracks. Gibson, who produced three of the songs appearing on Ana's forthcoming LP, is seen here helping the up -n -coming vocalist take care of a few lines in the studio.

Church Members Attend Heavy Metal Board Meeting

A trio of Church members huddle around producer Waddy Wachtel (c) as he puts the finishing touches on the Arista rockers' forthcoming "Gold Afternoon Fix" album. Seen at the scene (l -r) are Church guitarist/vocalist Marty Willson -Piper, engineer Shep Lonsdale, Wachtel, and the Chu-ch's guitarist/vocalist Peter Koppes and lead singer/bassist Steve Kilbey.

Stratcats Do The Backstage Riff

Epic guitar czars Jeff Beck (c) and Stevie Ray Vaughan (I) recently welcomed some top-notch friends backstage following a night o' rockin' riffs at the Chicago UIC Pavillion stop on their current US tour. Pic- tured at the locker -room lineup are al) Vaughan, hometown Chicago bluesician Buddy Guy, guitarist Rick Nielsen (of labelmates Cheap Trick), Beck, Cheap Trick's Tom Petersson, and Beck backing band members drummer Terry Bozzio and keyboardist Tony Hymas.

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Brown Eyeballin : Collins RCA recording artist Tyler Collins (r) snug&les up close to MCA meg- astar Bobby Brown following a recent showcase performance of new talent sponsored by BMG and UC powerhouse WELS/New York. Brown slipped backstage to reassure the young singer that it's her prerogative h have a hit single ("Whatcha sonna Do?') from her Just -

released LP, `Girls Nite Out."

Stars Pí11 The Plug On Conventional MTV

Having wrapped production on the pilot for "MTV Unplugged," host Jules Shear (second from left) rounds up his guests for a parting shot. Pictured are (l -r) Glenn Tillbrook of A&M's Squeeze, Shear, Squeeze's Chris Difford, Virgin recording artist Syd Straw, and former Cars guitarist Elliot Easton. Show- casing some of pop music's biggest names in an acoustic setting, the new series will begin airing on the cable network in January


Ì 8 RSR December8,1989 NEWSSREAKERS® Morache Set As KIFM GSM

Three year KCBQ/San Diego GSM Scotty Morache has accepted a similar position at crosstown NAC KIFM, which had had no GSM. Morache will direct an eight - member staff.

President/GM Bruce Walton commented, "Scotty was a part of the management team that orig- inated 'Lites Out' here in 1983. She has a special talent for selling this format and we're very fortunate to have a person of her caliber join our group. With the additions of Scotty and [VP/Programming] Bob O'Connor, our management team is now in place. We're ready to attack the '90s."

O'Connor rejoined KIFM in Sep- tember after a stint programming WNUA/Chicago.

Morache told R&R, "I'm definitely a fan of Mr. O'Connor's, and I'm delighted to be working at the same station as he is. I think he's God's gift to radio. KIFM is where music is going in the '90s.

"We'll establish the position of the station. It's a unique format,

Scotty Morache

which takes education and understanding. The sales staff must educate buyers and resolve the fuz- zy boundaries which exist in formats today. Our job is to go out and tell the story."

Morache was LSM at KIFM from 1983-86, and previously spent four years as an AE with the Los Angeles ad agency Davis, Johnson, Mogul, & Columbatto.

Kirshner Mediates Rock History

Former publisher/label head/"Rock Concert" host/Paul Shaffer role model Don Kirshner has formed Don Kirshner/Mediators, which will create a

35 -hour radio miniseries called "Don Kirshner's 35th Anniversary of Rock & Roll." Pictured at the announcement of the special, which will air beginning on Memorial Day 1990 and finish on Labor Day, are (l -r seated) Mediators President Tom Settineri, Kirshner, and Mediators Chairman Richard Man- ney; (l -r top) Mediators Managing Director Larry Miller and show producer Denny Somach of Denny Somach Productions.

Payola Probe Continued from Page 1

Laundering corporate checks through a sham corporation set up by Monica, and then classifying those checks as business expenses for income tax purposes;

Reporting $7.7 million in deduc- tible business expenses on individual and corporate tax returns from 1983-1987, knowing that $1.4 million of those expenses were fictitious.

The indictment accuses Ander- son of conspiring with Isgro to de- fraud Columbia, and accuses Mon - ka of conspiring with T.sgro on income tax violations.

Organized Crime Strike Force Special Attorney Drew Pitt declin- ed to comment on rumors that more indictments are expected from the L.A. Grand Jury. "I cannot discuss the passibility of any other investigation," he told R&R. "Right now we have the current case to deal with."

Pitt claimed no knowledge of an NBC-TV News report last Thurs- day (11/30) which asserted that the business records of 43 executives at major record companies were to be subpoenaed, but that the sub- poenas had been quashed at high levels of the Justice Department.

Isgro's attorney, Donald Re, told R&R, "All of these charges are completely unwarranted. After a lengthy investigation, the Justice Department is trying to justify the time they spent by making Joe the scapegoat."

In a news release, Anderson's attorney W. Michael Mayock stated that "Anderson intends to vigor- ously defend his unblemished and successful 25 -year career in the music business against the unwarranted charges in his indictment." He noted his client "is charged only in four mail fraud counts and not in the other 53 counts, which do not relate to Anderson at all."

Isgro, who was indicted under the RICO statute (Racketeering In- fluenced Corrupt Organization Act), engaged in a "pattern of racketeering activity," which included the alleged kickbacks to Anderson, according to Pitt.

Trial Date Set He also accused Isgro of setting

up a sham corporation with Mon - ka, through which Monka would convert corporate checks issued by Isgro's company to cash. Pitt said Isgro would then use the cash to pay off "radio station managers, music directors, radio station employees, and for illegal kickbacks to record company executives."

The indictment specified that former bodyguard Smith frequent- ly delivered large sums of cash, sometimes exceeding $100,000, to Isgro. Prosecutor Pitt said Smith is expected to testify against Isgro.

Trial has been set before US Dis- trict Judge James Rieman on Jan- uary 23. However, attorneys from both sides expect the proceedings to begin later in the year.

If convicted on all charges, Isgro

Marriott Upgrades To GSM Suite At WHB & KUDL

Four-year WHB & KUDL/Kan- sas City Local Sales Manager Speed Marriott has been promoted to GSM, succeeding Mark Hanson, who left to become GM of WXGT & WCOL/Columbus. Marriott will lead a nine -member sales staff at the Shamrock AC.

VP/GM Bob Zuroweste noted, "Speed has been well -prepped for his new position and is more than ready to meet the challenges and take the reins of the sales effort."

Marriott told R&R, "I'm excited about staying within the company and moving in the direction I want to go. Like most markets, Kansas City is experiencing a lot of changes in ownership and formats. We're trying to get the message out that WHB & KUDL mean service and stability."

Marriott has been with the combo for nine years. He was previously an AE for crosstown CHR KBEQ.

faces a possible 200 years in prison and $1,472,000 in fines. Anderson faces 20 years and fines of $13,000, while Monka faces 23 years and $1,350,000 in fines.

The Strike Force and the IRS began the payola investigation nearly four years ago. Record promoters Ralph Tashjian and William Craig, Tashjian's wife Valerie, and former KIQQ VP/GM George Wil- son Crowell were indicted on various payola and tax charges in February 1988.

In May of this year, a Federal Judge dismissed all charges against Valerie Tashjian. Ralph Tashjian, Craig, and Crowell pleaded guilty to selected charges and others against them were dismissed.

Prosecutors have previously indicated that, with the exception of Crowell, radio station employees who were identified in the indictment will not be prosecuted.

Atkinson Continued from Page 1

Teller commented, "Paul's ex- traordinary track record as an A&R executive speaks for itself. His knowledge of music and his sensitivity to the needs of artists makes him that rare individual who combines the best elements of creativity and executive acumen."

Atkinson added, "I enjoyed working with Al Teller while we were at Columbia Records, and I'm thrilled that he has given me this opportunity to shape the A&R strategies for the label. I look forward to working with this staff in finding and developing new and established talent to complement the great roster of artists on MCA."

Prior to RCA, Atkinson served six years as Columbia's Director/ East Coast A&R, and five years in the same capacity in the UK. He also was a talent scout for Charisma Records and Dick James Publish- ing.

In his career, he has signed and developed, among others, Bruce Hornsby & The Range, Mr. Mister, Loverboy, Patty Smyth, Abba, and Boy Meets Girl. Atkinson began his musical journey as lead guitarist in the British rock group the Zombies.

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Radio MARYELLEN KURTZ joins MKS -

AM & FM/Boston as LSM. She was most recently GSM at KJR & KLTX/ Seattle.

MaryEllen Kurtz Susan Clary

GARY VINSON is now GSM at KNCN/Corpus Christi. He had been in

sales at KEZB/EI Paso.

PHIL DOWSE adds Group Promo-

tions Director responsibilities at

Australia's Austereo radio group. He

retains his position as Promotions Di-

rector/Asst. PD at the company's SA-

FM/Adelaide.

Records SUSAN CLARY joins RCA Records

as VP/Publicity, West Coast. She had been President of Vis -ability Video Marketing.

HENRY MARQUEZ is elevated from Creative Director to VP/Creative Ser- vices at EMI.

JIM GENOVA is upped from Direc- tor/Retail Promotions to Director/Na- tional Marketing & Promotions at Rela- tivity/In-Effect/Combat Records. Con- currently, Production Manager ANNE ADAMS is elevated to Label Director; In -Effect publicist STEVE MARTIN becomes Director/National Publicity, East Coast for all three labels; and KERRY COOLEY joins as Director/National Publicity, West Coast. Cooley was formerly with Los Angeles public relations firm the Group.

At Relativity Records/New York, HANS HAEDELT is tapped as Label Manager. He was previously Director/

Production & Programming at Diamond Time Video. Also, Combat Records/ New York promotes JIM WELCH to Label Manager. He had served as Asst./Special Projects & Tour Promo- tion for all three labels.

TOM MEHREN is named Marketing Services Manager at Windham Hill

Records. He had been Marketing Ser- vices Coordinator.

Henry Marquez Tom Mehren

SHELLI ANDRANIGIAN is promoted from Publicity Asst. to West Coast Pub- licist at Atlantic Records.

She'll Andranigian Tom Sturges

SEAN FERNALD is appointed Man- ager/National Video Promotion at Cap- itol Records. He was formerly in the Crossover Radio Promotion department at Virgin Records.

Industry TOM STURGES steps up from VP to

Sr. VP/GM at Chrysalis Music Group.

BOB KERSTEIN moves to Braiker Radio Services as VP/CFO. He had

been Sr. VP/Cellular CFO at McCaw Cellular Communications.

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Enigma's XYZ Rocks MTV

Enigma recording artists XYZ demonstrated just how hard they could rock by shipping a boulder the size of a compact car to

the MTV offices cross-country. The label staged the heavy stunt to promote the first single off XYZ's self -titled debut album,

"Inside Out." Shown rollin' out the rock are (l -r) the band's Paul Monroe, Enigma Sr. VP Sam Kaiser, the band's Marc Richard

Diglio, label Sr. VP/GM Ralph King, and band members Terry llous and Patt Fontaine.

She was previously VP/GM of Audi- ence Direct, a division of Capitol Broadcasting.

MARK GRAY has been tapped as Regional Affiliate Manager/Sales at Sa- tellite Music Network. He had been an

AE at KKCS/Colorado Springs. Con- currently, MELINDA DAVIS has joined the network as Regional Consultant/ Sales. She was formerly Sales Director for Dallas's Starplex Amphitheatre.

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PROS ON THE LOOSE

Brother Bear - Mornings KIVA/Al- buquerque (505) 899-0288

Dr. Grady Brock - PD/afternoons KIVA/Albuquerque (505) 293-3748

Chuck Edwards - GSM KIVA/Albu- querque (505) 292-0682

John Gits - Mornings/Production Dir. KKNB/Lincoln (402) 423-4815

Kaaren Hall - Middays KZOK-AM &

FM/Seattle (206) 938-0539 Don Hull - Nights KFMG/Albuquer-

que (213) 542-3263 Howard Johnson - VP/GM KIVA/

Albuquerque (505) 899-1403 Beau Matthews - News KIVA/Albu-

querque (505) 266-9470 Pat Michaels - Nights KIVA/Albu-

querque (505) 828-9859 Mary Beth Morrison - Research

Dir./music asst. KAZY/Denver (303) 757-1 194

Cliff Powers - Middays KIVA/Albu- querque (505) 867-4898

Max Wulf - Mornings/OM KKWY/ Salt Lake City (801) 965-9081

CHANGES Leslie McMahon has been upped

from Sr. Product Manager/Merchan- dise Marketing to Director/Merchan- dise Marketing at Columbia House.

Jeff Gerst has joined Denny Somach Productions as Asst. to Mr. Somach.

Steve Scott tracked down his first radio job at KDRG/Deer Lodge, MT in 1969. He then worked at several stations prior to landing at KOMA/ Oklahoma City in '75. Scott stayed there three years before heading to KLIF/Dallas and his first PD gig. In 1980 he moved to KHTZJLos An- geles for afternoons, advancing to PD five years ago today. In 1985 he jumped to crosstown KRTH-FM, where he's still doing PM drive.

Steve Scott

1 "EAR A G O TO ..À Y Universal label makes Nashville debut

Terry Wood tapped as WLTI/Detroit VP/GM Larry Berger resigns as WWPRINew York PD

John Watkins named WPGC (AM)/Washington OM Dale Parsons chosen as WLTW/New York PD

5 YEARS AGO TODAY Michael St. John selected as WYHY 01107)/Nashville GM Lynn Anderson -Powell upped to KIIS-AM & FM/Los Angeles VP/Sales

Scott Alexander promoted to WBZZ (B94)/Pittsburgh PD Columbia to release "Don't They Know It's Christmas" by Band Aid

$10 New Los Angeles GMs: Dick McGeary at KHJ and Paul Cassidy at KWST Paul Vincent selected as KMEL/San Francisco MD R&R's Brad Messer develops Ayatollet paper Led Zeppelin's "Stairway To Heaven" named AOR's best track of the '70s

15 YEARS AGO TODAY Craig Scott appointed Plough National PD/Country

Moon Mullins named KSON/San Diego PD Sam Bellamy hired at KMET/Los Angeles as asst. to PD

Shadoe Stevens -Hurricane Heeran


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Fisher Takes WEGX PD Post As ST hit the presses, the new PD at WEGX/Philly was all but a done deal. As of late Tuesday, WKTIIMilwaukee

PD Todd Fisher was ready to make it official on Wednesday morning (12/6)!

Emmis has sold KNRJ (Energy 96.5)/Houston to Nationwide for $30 million (see Radio Business, Page 8).

Although there had been 16 tons o' ST earlier this week about a format change at the Dance CHR, look for programming to remain stable until the sale is closed (pending the nod from the FCC) in about 90 days.

Meanwhile, a note from Emmis to KXXX (X100)ISF, WLOLIMinneapolis, and WJIB/Boston indicated that these stations' sale was being reevaluated with the pending sale of KNRJ, but that a definitive decision hadn't been reached.

By the way, this sale will mark 'NRJ's fourth in four years - from ABC to Cap Cities/ABC to Malrite to Emmis and now to Nationwide!

Denials turn to reality as X100/SF MD Gene Baxter and KZZPIPhoenix night rocker Kevin Ryder each resigned (11/29). As Tuesday night slipped into Wednesday morning, it still wasn't confirmed that the dynamic duo would be doing mornings at KROO/L.A. (ST hears there were still a few last-minute contractual wrinkles that needed to be ironed out ...)

Meanwhile, X100 PD Bill Richards is looking for a new set of ears, so jump on this ASAP. Word is that KLUCILas Vegas MD Jay Taylor is already in the running.

Citing those famous philosophical differences, KXRXISeattle PD Rick Lambert has handed in his resignation, effective immediately. Reach Rick at (206) 937-7764. Expect the world +1 to beat a path to GM Steve West's door.

Look for MCA Sr. VP/Promo Steve Meyer to receive a BIG boost early next year, and a new contract to go along with his new title. More details and other big announcements on the way as well.

And ... ex -Uni VP/GM Bill Bennett will stay with MCA as a VP/A&R under newly named Exec. VP Paul Atkinson.

The search for a new PD at KWSS/San Jose may be slightly delayed by the sudden exit of GM Kevin Mashek, a five-year Nationwide veteran. (Mashek crossed company policy against using station trades for personal benefit by employees.)

KZAP/Sacramento VP/GM and Nationwide Regional GM Tom Weidle is acting -GM, and will conduct the search for a new GM and PD at KWSS. You can reach Mashek at (408) 4398608.

In a surprising move, WABCINY PD John Mainelli resigned, effective the end of December, and will take a six -month -to -one- year sabbatical to consider his future. Look for the station to go on autopilot as VP/GM Fred Weinhaus considers his options.

KKBT (FM-92)IL.A. morning man (and longtime standup comic) Paul Rodriguez pulled his last airshift Friday (12/1). He's landed the lead role in the new CBS -TV series "Street Legal," which debuts as a midseason replacement.

FM -92 cohosts Tim Kelly and Patty Lotz will handle wakeup duties in his wake. And .. ST hears PD Liz Kiley is rethinking her programming strategy. In the recent September to November Arbitrend, KKBT's new format debuted at 0.7, down from its previous 1 .2 under the Classical format.

Although he claims he'd like to stay at the Tower, Capitol Sr. VP/Promo John Fagot's name keeps bouncing off the freshly painted walls of Hollywood Records.

Incidentally, Fagot's name has also surfaced at Irving Azoff's soon -to -debut label, as has RCA Sr. VP/Promo Butch Waugh's and Arista VP/Promo Rick Bisceglia's. And is Charisma chasing Bisceglia as well?

Meanwhile, ex -Chrysalis President Mike Bone hasn't announced his new title with Hollywood Records, but could it be something like Exec. VP/GM? Keep in mind that Bone and Fagot are good of buddies from their local promo days in Hotlanta.

WYAY & WYAI/Atlanta OM Herb Crowe has resigned after two and a half years. PDs looking for the challenge of knocking off longtime Country leader WKHX should call VP/GM Bob Green at (404) 955-0106.

Kill those rumors about KROYI Sacramento PD Sean Lynch heading to WPLJ/NY as an air talent.


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STREET TALK® Continued from Page 21

Expect the full scoop on Jimmy Bowen and the Universal label next week.

Is Polydor National AOR rep Wynn Jackson set to take the RCA VP/West Coast Promo slot?

Which Chicago -based national promo rep has entered into serious conversations with a

certain NY -based label? ST hears VP stripes are involved.

Asylum promo head Marko Babineau has seven regional slots locked up with another half dozen - and a national promo gig - to go. Look for Babineau's regional lineup in ST next week.

Polydor Chicago rep Billy Cox will move to L.A. as Nat'l Director Album/Alternative Promo. He replaces Calvin Lew, who exits the label. Reach Lew at (818) 761-5066. Cox's Chi -town gig is open.

Mercury loses Atlanta rep Scott Davenport to Geffen in the same city, while Mercury's George Luthin moves to MCA in

Miami. Both Mercury slots are w -i -d -e open. After only six weeks, Elektra SF local rep

Sandy Chin has resigned in hopes of returning to radio on the East Coast. The former K1011SF MD and WPLJ/NY programming assistant can be reached at (415) 563-1139.

Chris Woltman - from the Boston CBS Product Manager slot - becomes SBK's regional rep in Cleveland, replacing Ted Mussaro.

Julie Levine is the new Columbia NY local rep, succeeding Jerry Lembo, who's been doing double duty since he was promoted to Dir./Nat'l Singles last year. She most recently did video promotion for Elektra.

ST hears that Record Bar's Barrie Bergman was in L.A. last week talking to several record companies, including CEMA, about distribution of his new, as -yet -unnamed label.

WTHT/Portland, ME GM David Fitts has exited the CHR outlet. Reach him at (207) 878-8855. More staff changes are reportedly on the way.

Incidentally, Taylor Communications' 'THT was scheduled to give up its 100kw signal at 102.9 and trade dial positions with 50kw Fuller -Jeffries AOR WBLM at 107.5 this week.

Don't expect Album Network's Top 40 correspondent Brian Burns (former PD at KXXR) to head back to KC to program KBEQ. ST got a "no comment" from WDJX/Louisville

DEAD RINGERS - Inspired by nothing more than the recent "Dead In A Deck" promo item touting the Grateful Dead's new "Built To Last" LP, Arista Associ- ate Director/National Rock Promotion Jay Ziskrout (I) and WNEW-FM/NY Station Manager Ted Utz flashed back to those halcyon daze when they each thought they actually were Dead lead guitarist Jerry Garcia!

PD Chris Shebel about whether he was interested in moving to KBEQ.

And ... while crosstown KCMO-AM & FM OM Dene Hallam would love a shot at the gig, reportedly he's had no conversations with KBEQ ... yet!

The National Black Media Coalition has announced plans to picket a remote broadcast (12/7) of N/T WWRC/Washington at the American Express off Ices in downtown DC. The group wants afternoon host Mark Scott fired for what they claim is his "racist attitude." Station reps tell ST they've met with the NBMC, but still stand by Scott.

Expect AC KKMJIAustin PD/morning man Bob Cole to segue into a management slot at crosstown KVET & KASE. No one will comment, but if negotiations go smoothly, Cole may not have to sit out a 90 -day no- compete.

'Twas a Black Friday (12/1) at KWOD/Sacramento, as OM Gerry Cagle and PD Willie B. cleaned house - nine folks are no longer with the station. Among them are MD Alex A.C. Cosper, the morning team of Jake Marley, Kathy Lubarsky, and Yukon Trey, and afternoon driver Dr. Dave. The others were parttimers. Cagle will now handle the music himself, and he's looking for a female morning sidekick.

The new lineup has Production Director Doug Masters returning to AM drive (he was part of a previous wakeup team known as Masters & Johnson), Jeff Garrett from G98/Portland in middays, Willie B. in afternoons, Pat Garrett (the only fulltime holdover) continuing mn the 6-10pm slot, Adam Smasher from X1 00 SF doing lOpm-2am, Vince Simon moving from parttime to overnights, and Pam Grund going from WSHE/Miami to Programming Assistant.


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STREET TALK® Continued from Page 23

After five years as a Country outlet, WORCIWorcester changed to Gold on Monday (12/4). PD Dave O'Gara stays and MD Carol Sweeney splits, although she was offered a position.

After four years cohosting mornings with comedian Rusty Nails, Katy Manor exits 91 XISan Diego. Reach her at (619) 270-1308.

KKBQ/Houston is looking to replace exiting Promotion Director Joe Pogge. Resumes to PD Randy Brown ASAP.

CHR KIVAIAlbuquerque GM Howard Johnson is out, as are PD Dr. Grady Brock and the entire air and sales staffs, and First City Broadcasting President Dave Pearlman is attempting to help them locate new gigs. Reach Johnson at (505) 899-1403 and Brock at (505) 293-3748.

KIVA Chief Engineer Bill Major remains, and is now acting -GM. Programming now comes entirely from SMN's "Rock N' Hits" format, although KIVA continues to use its local on -air identity, "The Heat." Could this be the beginning of a new approach for SMN's national Rock N' Hits format?

Two-year Z95/Chicago midday veteran Doug Blair exits. PD Brian Kelly will handle Blair's old airshift as well as the programming. Call Blair at (312) 653-5527.

Tom Jeffries exits mornings at

WZOUIBoston to play guitar for country singer Kitty Wells. This creates a primo morning show opening to go along with the fulltime off - air MD slot that recently opened up, as acting MD Maureen Matthews is due to deliver her baby in mid -February. T&Rs to PD Steve Rivers.

Les lsralow is the new GM at CHR KDONISalinas-Monterey, CA. He most recently was Station Manager of crosstown Country -formatted KPIG.

Also ... Steve Wall, now to be known as "Monterey Jack" (cheesy!), is the new APD/afternoon driver, replacing the exiting Ric Sanders. Wall was most recently OM/mornings at WGORILansing. KDON's new morning sidekick is Lorenda Steele from Hot 97.7/San Jose.

Meanwhile, the new PD at 'GOR is Carl Weinstein, formerly a programming assistant at Hot 971NY.

Brian Kelly, former KNIXIPhoenix and KYGOIDenver personality, moves to mornings at KEEYIMinneapolis.

KCHXIMidland-Odessa, TX names Craig Roberts as its new PD from crosstown at KMGP (formerly KWES). The slot's been open for six months.

Looking for new investors, KKCB & KSLY/ San Luis Obispo owner/GM Guy Hackman is

making an offering of the Country/CHR combo for $3.5 million. He tells ST he's not selling the stations.

Mutual/NBC parttime newsman Micah Johnson was shown the door after some on - air profanity (reportedly "fuck" and "shit") hit NBC's West Coast feed and the entire Mutual net. Seems the mike is computer -controlled and ... well, you can guess the rest.

Meanwhile, news producer Lou Giserman was suspended for four weeks without pay after he allegedly attempted to cover for Johnson's slip o' the tongue by erasing the tapes.

Look for consultant Alan Mason to head to Charleston, SC - not Charlotte, NC - where he'll take WJYQ from Format 41 to live NAC.

Ooops. Last week's ST reported that all phone numbers at CBS's Black Rock in NYC had adopted the new "445" prefix. This is

true only for CBS Records. (CBS Radio and CBS Television will continue to use the "975" prefix.)

Congratulations to DIR VP/Programming Michael Abramson and WPLJ/NY AE Cindy Alecci on their recent marriage (12/11).

Former RCA/Nashville SE promo man Gaylon Adams has been hired to cover that region for CBS/Nashville on a temporary basis.

Adams will be filling in for Tim Pritchett, who's recovering from a concussion and brain trauma. Pritchett - who was hit on the head by a briefcase that fell from an airplane's overhead compartment when a flight attendant removed a blanket - hopes to be back in

January. Send him a note at 2941 Phillips Ct. NE, Marietta, GA 30067.

Dave Norman - afternoon driver at WDXT (XT93)/Missoula, MT - reports he's been doing the "Mr. Stress" character since November 1987.

Cincinnati police cited Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee for disorderly conduct after he reportedly dropped his leather G-string and mooned the crowd at Riverfront Stadium November 26.

Never shying away from exposure, WEBNI Cincinnati paid the $113 fine!

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RATINGS

BIRCH DEMO GRA PHI C RANKINGS

New York

Spring Su Spring Su

18-34 '89 '89 18-49 '89 '89 25-54 WBLS (UC) 7.7 9.1 WBLS 6.6 7.6 WBLS

WNEW-FM (AOR) 10.3 8.5 WNEW-FM 7.7 6.6 WNEW-FM

WRKS (UC) 8.2 8.5 WHIZ 6.1 6.5 WQCD

WHTZ (CHR) 7.4 8.4 WRKS 6.2 6.0 WCBS-FM

WQHT (CHR) 6.7 8.2 WQHT 4.7 5.4 WHIZ WXRK (CR) 6.8 6.7 WXRK 4.9 5.2 WLTW

WPLJ (CHR) 6.2 5.2 WQCD 3.9 5.1 WNSR

WQCD (NAC) 3.7 3.7 WCBS-FM (Gold) 4.5 4.6 WRKS

WNSR (AC) 3.2 3.5 WPLJ 4.4 4.3 WXRK

WLTW (AC) 3.3 3.4 WLTW 4.4 3.7 WFAN (Sports) WPLJ

Los Angeles -Orange County Spring Su Spring Su

18-34 '89 '89 18-49 '89 '89 25-54 KPWR (CHR) 10.9 10.0 KIIS-AM & FM 7.6 7.3 KITS -AM & FM

KITS -A/F (CHR) 9.1 8.7 KPWR 8.1 7.3 KLOS

KLOS (AOR) 10.9 8.7 KQLZ 4.6 6.7 KOST

KQLZ (CHR) 6.3 8.5 KLOS 7.7 6.1 KRTH-FM

KROQ (AOR) 5.4 7.6 KOST 5.8 5.5 KQLZ

KJLH (UC) 6.0 5.0 KROQ 3.5 5.1 KPWR

KOST (AC) 5.5 4.8 KRTH-FM 4.6 4.2 KTWV

KRTH-FM (Gold) 3.1 4.0 KJLH 4.5 3.7 KBIG (AC)

KNAC (AOR) 3.3 3.8 KTWV (NAC) 2.7 3.5 KABC (Talk)

KLVE (Span) 2.9 3.2 KODJ (Gold) 2.3 3.3 KODJ

Spring Su

18-34 '89 '89

WGCI-FM (UC) 17.3 13.6 WLUP-FM (AOR) 9.7 10.5 WCKG (CR) 8.0 8.9 WVAZ (UC) 7.4 8.3 WBBM-FM (CHR) 5.9 5.7 WXRT (AOR) 6.6 4.7 WYTZ (CHR) 4.9 4.5 WLUP (Talk) 4.7 4.2 WFYR (Gold) 2.5 3.4 WKQX (CHR) 3.7 3.3

Spring Su

18-34 '89 '89

KMEL (CHR) 11.3 9.9 KRQR (AOR) 6.6 8.0 KITS (NR) 4.7 5.6 KSOL (UC) 6.2 5.5 KOME (AOR) 4.4 5.0 KSAN (Ctry) 3.6 4.2 KXXX (CHR) 4.8 4.2 KIOI (AC) 5.0 3.7 KFOG (AOR) 3.1 3.6 KSFO & KYA (Gold) 3.4 3.6

Spring Su

18-34 '89 '89

WMMR (AOR) 18.6 20.5 WIOQ (CHR) 8.1 11.2

WYSP (CR) 8.9 11.0 WUSL (UC) 14.2 10.5

WDAS-FM (UC) 5.5 9.5 WEGX (CHR) 10.4 7.9 WMGK (AC) 3.2 3.4 WEAZ-A/F (AC) 3.2 3.1

WOGL (Gold) 2.7 2.8 WXTU (Ctry) 3.0 2.2

Chicago Spring Su

18-49 '89 '89 25-54 WGCI-FM 13.0 11.3 WGCI-FM WLUP-FM 7.9 8.2 WVAZ

WVAZ 7.0 7.5 WGN

WCKG 6.1 6.8 WLUP-FM

WGN (AC) 4.0 4.7 WJMK

WBBM-FM 4.5 4.4 WLUP

WXRT 5.3 4.2 WCKG

WJMK (Gold) 3.0 4.1 WUSN (Ctry)

WLUP 4.5 4.0 WFYR

WKQX 4.6 3.7 WXRT

San Francisco Spring Su

18-49 '89 '89 25-54 KMEL 7.8 7.0 KRQR

KRQR 4.8 6.1 KGO

KSAN 4.1 4.3 KSFO & KYA

KSFO & KYA 4.8 4.3 KNBR

KSOL 4.5 4.3 KMEL

KITS 3.3 3.9 KKSF (NAC)

KNBR (AC) 2.5 3.9 KIOI

KFOG 2.9 3.8 KSAN

KGO (N/T) 4.9 3.8 KBLX (NAC)

KIOI 5.1 3.8 KFOG

Philadelphia

18-49 WMMR WYSP WDAS-FM WUSL WIOQ WEGX WMGK WOGL WXTU WEAZ-AM & FM

Spring Su

'89 '89

14.4 15.4 7.0 8.3 5.6 8.0

10.9 7.9 6.0 7.7 7.8 6.5 3.7 4.7 3.9 4.7 4.7 4.0 4.1 3.9

25-54 WMMR WDAS-FM WYSP WMGK WOGL WUSL WXTU KYW (News) WEAZ-AM & FM

WEGX

Spring Su

'89 '89

6.2 6.7 6.4 5.8 4.1 5.7 5.4 5.5 4.3 4.9 4.9 4.9 3.4 3.9 4.4 3.9 3.7 3.7 3.2 3.6 3.1 3.6

Spring Su

'89 '89

6.7 5.9 7.0 5.7 5.6 5.3 5.2 5.0 3.0 4.9 4.4 4.6 3.3 4.2 3.4 3.8 3.3 3.7 2.6 3.7

Spring Su

'89 '89

8.7 8.8 7.1 7.5 6.0 7.1

6.7 6.0 3.6 5.4 4.8 4.3 3.6 4.2 4.4 4.1

4.1 4.0 5.3 4.0

Spring Su

'89 '89

3.4 5.5 6.2 5.4 5.5 5.3 3.2 5.1

3.8 4.6 3.8 4.3 5.3 4.1

4.1 4.0 4.0 3.9 2.9 3.7

Spring Su

'89 '89

11.4 12.5 4.8 6.9 6.0 6.3 4.3 6.0 4.4 5.6 7.6 5.5 6.3 5.4 6.0 5.2 5.7 4.7 4.1 4.7


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While declining to discuss library versus current music percentages, Piombino explained, "When you're an AOR you're more library - driven than not, and we've moved in that direction. We're in an adjustment period instituted in the last ten days. While we are playing an increased amount of library, WMMS will continue to expose great new music as it's always done.

"WMMS is unique in our approach to music and the market. I think we have a unique place in the listeners' minds, and the more rock we play, in keeping with expecta- tions, the better we will do in the ratings and in serving our listeners' needs. I always expected WMMS to define a great rock & roll station; now it sounds like it's supposed to sound, finally."

In the summer Arbitron, WMMS was off 10.7-7.6 and in the corre- sponding Birch, it was down 13.1-10.9, both figures representing its lowest point in many years.

Bigby Continued from Page 3

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"The future of this format is quite good. Some people questioned ESPN's going all -sports a few years ago. Now, it's more profitable than ABC - which owns it. Ev- eryone in radio is becoming very specialised. Sports radio carves out a definite niche. Ratings will improve as we learn how to reach larger segments of the audience."

Bigby told R&R, "When I worked with WIP as a consultant last year, it was the most enjoyable thing I had done in radio. I don't have to worry about what records are hits - I have to worry about what teams are hot. It's almost like programming a network, but it's so much fun."

Previously, Bigby was Asst. PD at WLS/Chicago, and has pro- grammed WXYZ/Detroit, KFI/ Los Angeles, and WIFI/Philadel- phia.

WIP ranked 18th 12+ (1.9) in the summer Arbitron and 19th in Birch (1.3).

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background with Full -Service AC [at WTAG] is an edge many soft AC PDs don't have. In addition, he's worked at a dominant soft AC [WSRS], which is obviously what we do in Chicago. He brings a lot to the table."

Edwards told R&R, "I was born in Chicago and it's time to go home. One of the first things I'm going to try to do is get Cubs tickets. I want to get a feel for the station and the market. There's been so much change in Chicago in the last year. The station has a solid base and we're going to build on it to make a good station great."

Previously, Edwards program- med WTPI/Indianapolis and was a producer at WIBC/Indianapolis.

This summer, WLIT ranked 18th 12+ in Arbitron (2.0) and 19th in Birch (also a 2.0).

Boulos Continued from Page 3

Boulos said, "After spending 13

years at various record companies, it feels great to finally unpack my bags for good. The past two years at Virgin have been the most fulfill- ing of my career. Though I'll really miss working with [soon -to -be Charisma label chief] Phil Quar- tararo, I look forward to the challenge of the next decade with Michael Plen, who I feel is a true promotional genius."

Prior to Virgin, Boulos, who will be based in New York, was Direc- tor/East Coast Regional Promo- tion for PolyGram. He's also held promotion positions at Island, RCA, Vanguard, and London Rec- ords.

WB/Nashville Continued from Page 3

real in-depth understanding of the Christian marketplace. I am very encouraged by their level of commitment over the long haul, and am grateful to be a part of taking the message of the gospel through music to an even wider audience."

The new label's first three signees are the double Grammy - winning a capella group Take 6, whose debut LP on Reprise has gone gold; Amy Grant's backup singer Donna McElroy; and Margaret Bell.

Warner Bros. will distribute product to secular retailers; distribution to Christian outlets will be handled by Sparrow/Starsong. The label's first release is scheduled for late spring.

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serving the 25-54s, and the AM is now `Kool Gold,' hitting 35-49s. The FM is playing music from the '60s and '70s; the AM is playing '50s rock. We're already on the move, and the GSM slot will be a great deal for the right person."

KCBQ-AM & FM ranked ninth 12+ in the summer Arbitron (3.8) and 13th in Birch (2.5).

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"We're pleased; it's come in ex- actly as we said it would," commented Legacy -Metropolitan co- owner Robert F.X. Sillerman. "It's a great merger, a wonderful marriage of disparate but complemen- tary cultures and companies. I think it's going to be a formidable force."

Sillerman, Hirsch Settle Suits

The deal's closing marked an end to months of a game of high - stakes brinksmanship played by Sillerman and partner Carl Hirsch as they sought to fend off litigious institutional investors who were unhappy with the deal.

Metropolitan Broadcasting bondholders agreed to settle their law- suits on Monday (12/4) in return for $143 million - about $8 million more than Metropolitan's original $135 million buyback offer. Accord- ing to Sillerman, virtually all of the company's junk bonds have been tendered. "We got in over 99% of the senior bonds and about 96% of the junior bonds, which is an in- dication that they were quite pleased with the settlement," he said.

Sillerman and Hirsch will each receive a minority equity interest in Group W Radio, but the size of that stake remained unclear at presstime. Originally projected to be 15%, Hirsch now estimates it will be in the range of 5-6% initial- ly, while Sillerman told R&R he expects about 10%. The final percentage won't be determined until "working capital adjustments," as called for in the merger contract, are finalized in about 60 days.

Both partners say they expect to exercise options to acquire additional shares - for a maximum potential ownership of 15% - which could eventually be worth hundreds of millions of dollars if the new company becomes the major industry force they expect it will.

"It's showtime," chuckled Hirsch.

Group W Ready To Roll From all indications, Westing-

house is wasting little time in getting the new show on the road. Har- ris says he's created a new management "team of all-stars to take us into the 1990s."

Newly appointed Group W Presi- dent Jim Thompson will oversee a restructured chain of command for the combined companies. Aban- doning Group W's historic focus on separate AM and FM divisions, the new company will be split along loose east -west geographical lines. Day-to-day operations will be su- pervised by two new Regional VPs.

Westinghouse veteran John Wau- gaman will supervise WMAQ/Chi- cago, KFWB & KTWV/Los An- geles, WCPT & WCXR/Washing- ton, KILT -AM & FM/Houston, KFBK & KAER/Sacramento, KMEO-AM & FM/Phoenix, and KQXT/San Antonio. Metropolitan - Legacy executive Mike Craven will administer WINS & WNEW/New York, KYW & WMMR/Philadel- phia, WBZ/Boston, KDKA/Pitts- burgh, WLLZ/Detroit, and KQZY/ Dallas.

In addition, WINS VP/GM War- ren Maurer has been named VP/ News of Group W Radio and will oversee the company's all -News radio stations in New York, Chi- cago, Philadelphia, and Los An- geles.

"I think they're going to do a helluva job," said Hirsch. "I'm very impressed with Dick Harris's appointment of Jim Thompson. The fact that they put Mike Cra- ven, a key executive of our company, in charge of half of the stations is a very encouraging sign. I think you're going to see an entirely different Group W."

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30RaR December8,1989 RATINGS 8r RESEARCH

Anatomy Of The Birch Radio Telephone Interview

From the beginning, Birch Radio audience estimates have been based on a personal telephone interview with each respondent. While there have been a number of modi- fications and improvements to the various elements of the process, like the sample frame, respondent selection, callback procedures, weighting, etc., the basic data collection instrument - the personal telephone interview - has always remained intact.

With more agencies and advertisers basing buys on Birch Radio data than ever before, there has been increasing interest in how the Birch telephone interview is con- ducted. Here is a look at the process.

Why Telephone? Birch selected the personal

telephone contact over other methods like diary -keeping and door-to- door interviews on the basis of four main advantages:

Projectability. The 1980s have been characterized by an enor- mous compression of leisure time, leaving potential respondents little time for anything other than life - sustaining activities at home and at work.

Keeping a diary for seven days is a chore - and accordingly, most people will refuse to participate. Arbitron's non -response rate averages well over 55% nationwide and runs into the 60-65% range in major markets.

Conversely, Birch's non -response rate averages less than 40% nationwide, running under 30% in many markets.

As reliability in projecting estimates is inversely related to the degree of non -response (i.e., the higher the non -response rate, the less projectable the estimate), attaining the highest possible response rate is a fundamental research goal.

Reporting Accuracy. People tend to behave differently when they become aware they are being studied. The Hawthorne studies in the 1930s examined the effects of workplace lighting on worker productivity. In the first stage, re- searchers found that when lighting was dimmed, productivity increased. When the lighting was increased, productivity went up still further. The workers were responding to the men in white coats with clip- boards - not to the lighting.

An unannounced telephone interview catches listeners in their "natural" states and gathers information on actual listening, before respondents have a chance to change their behavior or perceived behavior; i.e., to "vote" for stations other than those to which they have actually been listening.

Control. Using centralized telephone interviewing, Birch can control the selection of households and respondents, interview instructions, handling of confusion or ambiguity in reported listening, physical recovery of data, monitor- ing, validation, and data review.

Most importantly, a personal in-

terview assures uniform recall from all correspondents. Unlike

Torn Birch

unsupervised diary methods, which allow widely varying degrees of recall in reported listening, the Birch telephone interview limits average quarter-hour recall to "yesterday."

Speed. Unlike other methods, telephone recall allows for rapid collection and processing of data. In the time it takes to place a diary, for example, Birch Radio interviewers can conduct a complete interview.

Birch/Scarborough is now lever- aging the immediacy advantage of telephone -based data collection by computerizng the entire process - from sample selection to data collection to data processing. Through use of "CATI" - Computer -Assist- ed Telephone Interviewing - all Birch interviewers will soon be able to enter data directly into mainframe computers for immediate processing.

"In the time it takes to place a diary, Birch can conduct a

complete interview."

When the full CATI rollout is completed in 1990, Birch users will have access to instant data tabulations current through the most recent 24 hours.

The Interview There are four distinct stages to

each Birch Radio interview, se- quenced as follows:

Initial screening Respondent selection Collection of radio listening in-

formation Collection of qualitative data

The initial screening identifies the purpose of the call and screens out non -qualifying respondents: those employed by broadcasting stations or advertising agencies (or sharing a household with someone similarly employed), persons liv-

ing in group quarters or contacted

By Tom Birch at a business, or persons living in households outside the survey area.

Following screening, one member of the household is randomly selected for interviewing utilizing the "Last Birthday" method of respondent selection. Very simply, the interviewer requests to speak with the household member age 12

or older (including the person answering the phone) who "had the most recent birthday." To ensure an equal probability of selection, multiple attempts are made to reach the designated respondent if that person is not immediately available. Otherwise, people who tend to stay home in the evenings would be overrepresented in the samples.

Recovering Listening Activity

The heart of the interview con- sists of questions which recover the respondent's listening, starting with a warm-up question that gets the person to "think radio." Re- spondents are asked to name the stations heard during the past week, including those heard "at home, in a car, or some other place."

While the stations mentioned at this point are not included in the tabulations, the warm-up provides an opportunity for respondents to "vote" for those stations, if any, that have strong top -of -mind ap- i al - but were not necessarily heard in the past 24 hours.

Once voting is out of the way, the interview zeroes in on real listening behavior. Proceeding daypart to daypart, respondents are asked to reconstruct their yesterday listening. The sequence of questions is designed to allow the respondent to relate all radio exposure during the previous day.

The radio listening portion of the Birch Radio interview is an itera- tive process; i.e., the cycle of questions eliciting stations heard and exact start and stop times of listening to each such station are repeated exhaustively, until all stations and durations of listening have been reported.

After listening has been reported within each daypart (5-l0am, l0am-3pm, 3-7pm, and 7pm-midnight), the interviewer asks questions ascertaining the respondent's zip code, age, origin and, in markets employing Hispanic weighting, primary language spoken in the household.

Qualitative, media, and product/service usage questions com- prise the final 10-12 questions that round out the interview. Qualita- tive and media usage questions are asked in virtually all the top 150

markets measured by Birch and in many smaller markets. All told, the interview takes from five to 15

minutes, depending on the amount of reported listening.

Behavior Vs. Perception Perhaps the most important ben-

efit of acquiring listening data by

Listening In On An Actual Interview

Here's how the Birch Radio interviewer might gather morning drive listening information.

Interviewer: "Did you do any radio listening yesterday morning be-

tween 5am and 10am?"

Respondent: "No."

Interviewer. "Some people wake up to clock radio, listen while getting ready for work, or while driving.

Are you sure you didn't listen to any radio yesterday morning?"

(Note: This kind of question is called a probe. Without leading the respondent, the interviewer is

probing to make certain the respondent fully understands the question, and has answered ac-

curately.)

Respondent: "Well, now that you mention it, I did listen on the way to work."

Interviewer: "What station did you hear?"

Respondent: "KXXX."

Interviewer: "Was that on AM or FM?"

Respondent: "FM."

Interviewer: "What time did you start listening to KXXX-FM?"

Respondent: "7:00"

Interviewer: "What time did you

stop listening to KXXX-FM?"

Respondent: "7:30"

Interviewer: "Were you at home, in

a car, or some other place?"

Respondent: "At home."

Interviewer: "Did you hear KXXX-

FM at any other times between 5am and 10am?"

Respondent: "No."

(Note: if respondent had said

"Yes," the interviewer would have

repeated questions regarding start -stop times.)

Interviewer: "Did you hear any

other stations besides KXXX-FM yesterday morning between 5am

and lOam?"

Respondent: "Yes."

(Note: At this point the interviewer

relates the sequence of questions

relating to start -stop times, asks if

the second station was heard at

any other times between 5am and

10am, then asks again if any other stations were heard between 5am

and 10am.)

telephone is the ability of the telephone interview to capture actual listening behavior without causing behavior modification or the reporting of perceived listening behavior.

Bolton Research Corporation's recent NAB presentation ("Diary - keepers Exposed") included a videotaped interview with a diary - keeper who reported that she stopped listening to radio toward the end of the week because she was too tired to keep the diary - but wanted it to be accurate.

"People who refuse to keep diaries are very different than those who agree to do so."

Others reported changing their listening behavior in other ways; some tuned around to find out what stations (other than their current favorites) were doing, while others increased or decreased their listening to stations on the basis of how they wanted "to vote." One noted that a pro -abortion talk show on one of her favorite stations so deeply offended her that she completely banished the station from her di-

ary. Bolton's research also found peo-

ple using varying degrees of recall: some were meticulous, mak-

ing entries throughout the day, whereas others reported several days on the assumption that they "listen about the same every day."

An important element missing from Bolton's analysis was an accounting of the vast majority of people who simply refused to keep the diary at all. As Arbitron's non - response studies have demonstrated, people who refuse to keep diaries are very different than those who agree to do so. CHR, AOR, Classic Rock, Urban Con- temporary, and Hot AC listeners, for example, are most likely to be "diary-refusers."

Birch's telephone interview method produces the highest rates of response - providing all stations with an opportunity for reliable representation in the samples. It improves reporting accuracy by measuring listening behavior and not perceived behavior, improves control over the process, and holds the greatest potential for rapid processing and dissemination of data.

In a nutshell, that's why we like the phone.

Tom Birch is Chairman/CEO of

Birch Scarborough Research Corp. (305-753-6043), whose Birch Radio Division supplies telephone -based audience estimates of some 260 markets. He contrib- utes to this section on a regular basis.


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Desirable Demo: A Look At 18-24s

VITAL SIGNS

Continuing our profile of young music consumers, this week's spotlight falls on music buyers 18-24 - what they earn, what they buy, what they listen to and watch.

The period between 18-24 is typically an eventful time in life. Kids leave home, moving away from Mom and Dad often for the first time. Some go to college. Many experience their first fulltime jobs. Most will see their incomes rise as they enter this age segment.

Based on statistics compiled during recruiting cycles for Soun- data's panel, 22% of today's active music consumers are 18-24. Among that 22%, the gender split is 50-50. And more of them are 21-24 than 18-20 (six out of ten are in the older sub -segment) .

The overwhelming majority are employed (75% ) , and half of those earn $10,000 or less annually. The 18-20s don't take in as much money; 90% make under ten grand. One reason for that group's lower income level is a third don't work at all, and 41% bring in less than $5000. Just 10% of them pull down $5000-10,000; 15% make $10,000-20,000.

Those 21-24 have much greater earning power; twice as many work as the 18-20s (four out of five). The majority (55% ) hold jobs paying $10,000+. Thirty-two percent earn $10,000-20,000, 17% snag $20,000-30,000, and 6% manage $30,000+.

"These consumers show a greater interest in owning a new VCR than any other age segment. Given their earning power, this finding shouldn't be taken lightly."

Music To Their Ears When it comes to music, 18-24s

overwhelmingly favor soft rock (four out of five say they like it or strongly like it). Pop music is the second most popular genre (seven out of ten like it), followed closely by hard rock (six out of ten).

Chronologically, this is the first age segment in which we've found a significant number of CD buyers. They purchase 30% of their pre- recorded music on CD. But they don't shop at mall record stores as much as they did when they were younger. Since many own or drive cars, their mobility gives them a wider choice of stores to choose from.

Where Their Money Goes

Music consumers 18-24 prefer to spend their cash on:

Home CD players VCRs/video tapes Pay -per -view

television Movies/concerts New cars

They're also more interested than their younger counterparts in getting home CD players, and less interested in buying walkman units (whether radio, cassette, or CD portable devices). If they can't have a home CD player, they'll take a portable CD boom box over a Walkman.

Wired For Cable These panelists show a greater

interest in owning a new VCR than any other age segment. Given their earning power (particularly 21-24s), this finding shouldn't be taken lightly. By this age, they've begun to move to more expensive electronic items.

Brand

Michelob

Miller Genuine Draft

Busch

Corona

Miller High Life

Coors

Budweiser

Source: Soundata

Biggest Brews

Ad. Awareness ® Favorite Brand

0 20 40

Percent of 21-24s

60 80

They also represent an excellent market for pay -per -view television. Music consumers in general have greater cable penetration and are therefore better able to receive pay -per -view programs than the total market; among 18-24s, 57% claim they have pay -per -view capability.

"18-24s represent an excellent market for pay -per -view television ... their subscription levels were the highest recorded for the Who's `Tommy.""

They showed the second highest awareness level of the Who's "Tommy" pay -per -view performance and Bon Jovi's Moscow Music Festival program. Their subscription levels were the highest recorded for the Who and the second highest for Bon Jovi. Clearly,

pay -per -view is a natural tie-in for radio; the program provider and local cable company are potential- ly profitable advertisers.

As might be expected, prere- corded video tapes are very popular, as are movies and concerts.

Cruisin' A portion of the money that isn't

spend on music and entertainment is likely to be spent on cars and car -related items: 90% of 18-24s have a driver's license, and 97% live in a household where at least one member owns a car. Signifi- cantly, 22% live in households where someone is in the market for a new car, and 18% report they are personally in the market for one.

21-24s are more likely to be new car buyers than those in the younger (18-20) segment - most likely owing to higher employment figures. The brand of choice among the older set: Toyota, favored by 13%. And take note of this poten- tially useful tidbit: not one mentioned Nissan. Could Nissan use a little help?

Brand

Amstel Light -

Strohs Light -

Michelob Light -

Coors Light i/

Miller Lite -

Bud Light I('/

Source: Soundata

Shining Lights

22

20

39

Ad. Awareness ® Favorite Brand

52

72

40 60 80

Percent of 21-24s

Quaffing Brews The drinking age in most states

is 21, and that's the age beer brand loyalty typically begins. When we tracked beer consumption (July '89) , we found 58% had downed a brew in the course of the past month, and 51% had tipped back a light beer.

Nine out of ten could recall sec ing or hearing a beer ad for a "regular" beer during the past 30 days; three out of four 21-24s heard or saw a plug for Budweiser (the highest of any brand). Coors registered the second -highest recall

"They're more interested than their younger counterparts in getting home CD players, and less interested in buying Walkman units."

(two out of three), and Miller Gen- uine Draft tied for third with Mi- chelob (for actual percentages, see accompanying graphs).

Not surprisingly, Bud was hailed as favorite brand (17%), and its nearest competitor was Michelob (6%). Rounding out the top five were Miller High Life (6%), Cor- ona (5%), and Coors (4%).

Light beer ads were seen or heard by four out of five. Bud Light enjoyed the highest brand recall among light rivals (72% ) ; Miller Light edged out Coors Light (54% to 52%).

Light beer awareness and pre- ferences differed somewhat: 15%

mentioned Miller Lite as their favorite, followed by Michelob Light (10%), Coors Light (10%) and Bud Light (9%).

Mike Shalett is President of the

Street Pulse Group (203-355- 0902), a market research firm that tracks consumer trends via a panel

of more than 2000 active muse buyers nationwide.


WORLD MUSIC Band Aid Two's New Christmas Disc Debuts

AND AID TWO's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" had its first radio play at slightly after 9am on Tuesday (12/5), when producer PETE

WATERMAN arrived at Radio One with the record on cart - just six hours after completing work on the new version of the Ethiopian relief song.

In keeping with the style of the original, the new song spotlights each participating artist for one line. Naturally, many SAW acts take starring roles, and the lineup includes BROS, KYLIE MIN- OGUE, JASON DONOVAN, BIG FUN, WET WET WET, CLIFF RICHARD, BANANARAMA, TINA TURNER, TEARS FOR FEARS, GLEN GOLDSMITH, SONIA, LISA STANSFIELD, JIM- MY SOMERVILLE, TECHNO- TRONIC, D. MOB, the PASA- DENAS, and CHRIS REA, the last of whom also plays guitar.

Waterman - who had been planning to get married last Friday - hurriedly started work on the project following a call from BOB GELDOF suggesting it. Vocals were completed at the producers' Southwark studios on Sunday - Geldof stopped by in the afternoon to thank everyone for donating their services - and the single will be in the shops on Monday (12/11). Waterman says that advance orders totalled 410,000 copies, which would make it a certain instant UK number one.

Incidentally, as the first news of the single leaked out, so did reports of a possible Live Aid Two benefit concert to back it up. Waterman at- tributed such talk to an overenthu- siastic journalist, and - although he wouldn't rule out the possibility - said, "It's too early to talk about concerts yet."

Elton Sells Soccer Team ELTON JOHN is selling the Wa-

terford Football Club to the Wrigh- ton Enterprise company for a sum estimated by tabloid sportswriters to be somewhere between three and four and a half million pounds. EJ became Chairman of the North London club in 1976 and is expected to stay on as President when the sale goes though next year.

Tanita The Teaser TANITA TIKARAM has been

telling ROL about her new album ("The Sweet Keeper") , which will be released on January 29. The title comes from a line in the track, "I Owe It All To You," which was written about her mother.

"It's very exciting to see what people will make of it," she says, adding that this hasn't been in any way the difficult second album.

"It wasn't any pressure at all, because I had the songs. If somebody put a gun to my head and said

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'go make an album,' then I'd have problems, but I wanted to do this. There was a vision there already, and I don't think it was as stumb- ling as Àncient Heart.' This wasn't easier, but a slightly different experience."

Once again, she's worked with producers PETER VAN HOOKE and ROD ARGENT, and guest mu- sicians range from Irish singer/ songwriter PAUL BRADY to the KREISLER STRING ORCHES- TRA. The first single will be the up - tempo "We Almost Got It Togeth- er," out January 2. "It seemed a good way to start the year on a very positive note," says Tanita. "It's a tease song."

Caron's Production Partners

Former SOUL II SOUL singer CARON WHEELER is making her debut album, and she's working with at least four different production and writing partners. Best known of these is ROD TEMPER - TON, the former member of the English soul group HEATWAVE, who made his name internationally by contributing to MICHAEL JACKSON's "Off The Wall" and "Thriller" albums and as a collab- orator of QUINCY JONES.

Caron's also working with reggae men STEELIE & CLEAVIE, hip -hop specialists the JUNGLE BROTHERS, and CARL McIN-

TOSH of English soul trio LOOSE ENDS, the last of whom has written a track called "UK Blacks."

This leads us naturally to the news that Loose Ends have come unraveled. After several years of considerable record success, es- pecially in America, the Virgin

BRITAIN LW TW

8 1 BEN LIEBRAND & JEFF WAYNE/Eve Of The War (CBS) 1 2 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK/You Got It (Right Stuff) (CBS) 2 3 LINDA RONSTADT f/A. NEVILLE/Don't Know Much (Elektra)

6 4 KAOMA/Lambada (CBS)

16 5 BIG FUN/Can't Shake The Feeling (Jive)

4 6 UB40/Homely Girl (DEP InternationalNirgin) 7 7 STATE/Pacific 808 (ZTT)

8 JASON DONOVAN/When You Come Back To Me (PWL)

3 9 LISA STANSFIELD/All Around The World (Arista) 10 SOUL II SODUGet A Life (10Nirgin)

5 11 STONE ROSES/Fools Gold/What The World Is Waiting For (Silvertone/RCA) 12 12 INNER CITY/Whatcha Gonna Do With My Lovin' (10Nirgin) 14 13 J. SOMERVILLE f/J.M. KINGSTON/Comment Te Dire Adieu (London/PG)

9 14 PHIL COLLINS/Another Day In Paradise (Virgin) 15 GLORIA ESTEFAN/Get On Your Feet (Epic)

17 16 BOBBY BROWN/Roni (MCA) 17 ERASURE/You Surround Me (Mute) 18 HAPPY MONDAYS/Madchester Rave On (Factory)

15 19 FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS/I'm Not The Man I Used To Be (London/PG) 20 DUSTY SPRINGFIELD/In Private (Parlophone/EMI)

Moving Up LATINO RAVE/Latino Mix (Deep Heat)

ROB 'N' RAZ f/LEILA K/Got To Get (Arista)

KATE BUSH/This Woman's Work (EMI) TEARS FOR FEARS/Woman In Chains (Fontana/PG) TINA TURNER/I Don't Wanna Lose You (Capitol) SIMPLE MINDS/Amsterdam EP (Virgin)

The Network Chart, courtesy MRIB

U2 - themes like "Pride (In The Name Of kove)"

would fill the bill.

Records trio will go their separate ways after releasing a final LP early next year.

All About Eve Covers Tull ALL ABOUT EVE have done a

version of JETHRO TULL's "The Witch's Promise" as one of the B- sides for their current single, "De- cember." "We've wanted to cover it for ages; I just love the song," explains singer JULIANNE

All About Eve - old Tull to tape.

REGAN, who intends to send a copy to IAN ANDERSON.

All About Eve hopes to follow it up in the new year with either "Scarlet" or "More Than The Blues" from their second LP ("Scarlet And Other Stories") , in order "to show people we have a cheerful streak," Regan told ROL with a smile.

U2 To Theme MLK Film? According to a report in the Dai-

ly Mirror last week, U2 will put pen to paper and write the theme song for a film about the killings of black political leader MARTIN LU -

AUSTRALIA LW TW

2 1 JENNY MORRIS/She Has To Be Loved

1 2 ICEHOUSE/Touch The Fire

3 3 KATE CEBERANOBrave

4 4 HUNTERS & COLLECTORS/

When The River Runs Dry

6 5 MAX 0/Sometimes

9 6 PAUL NORTON/I Got You - 7 NICK BARKER/Make Me Smile - 8 D-GENERATION/Five In A Row

8 9 MAX 0/Way Of The World

5 10 GYAN/Wait

Most Added

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Top 10 Australian records from play/,"sts of FM 104/Brisbane, 2MMM/Melbourne, FOX- FM/Me/bourne, 96 FM/Perth, SA-FM/Ade- laide, 2-DAY/Sydney, 2MMM/Sydnev, and FM-104.7/Canberra.

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THER KING and the KENNEDY brothers. RONAN O'RAHILY, an Irish filmmaker, is quoted as saying: "U2 are the obvious choice for a politically sensitive theme such as this."

Minds In A Box On Monday (12/11), SIMPLE

MINDS will release a numbered, boxed, and limited edition of their "Street Fighting Years" album on cassette and CD only.

Along with lyrics and sheet music for the album, the package includes a copy of the recently published book of the same title as well as interviews with the band and all those involved in the making of the record. The text is by the Minds' close friend, ALFRED BOS.

Monty Python Sings! One of Monday's wackier record

releases will be "Monty Python Sings," issued to coincide with the current BBC repeats of the first

George Harrison - he's a lumberjack and he's OK.

series, and featuring such legen- dary musical moments as "Spam Song," "Eric The Half A Bee," and the GEORGE HARRISON-produced "Lumberjack Song."

CANADA LW TW

1 1 LUBA/Giving Away A

Miracle 3 2 MEN WITHOUT HATS/Hey

Men

2 3 KIM MITCHELL/Rockland

Wonderland

4 4 LEE AARON/Whatcha Do To My

Body

5 5 SASS JORDAN/So Hard

6 6 SHEREE/Woman's Work

7 7 ALANNAH MYLES/Still Got

This Thing

9 8 PARADOX/Another Day

9 HONEYMOON SUITE/Still

Lovin' You

8 10 ALANNAH MYLES/Black Velvet

Most Added PAUL HYDE/What Am I Supposed To Do?

COLIN JAMES/Back In My Arms Again

LEE AARON/Hands On

Top 10 Canadian CHR hits courtes' The Record (416) 533-9417.


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COMPACT DATA®

Red Cross Concerts, TV Special Coming

David Lee Roth, Debbie Gibson, Billy Squier, Paula Abdul, Julian Lennon, Sam Kinison, and Thirty Eight Special have promised to perform at a two -

site, two -city benefit concert on December 17 to raise money for the Red Cross's disaster relief fund. The organization's coffers were recently deleted because of the devas- tation caused by Hurricane Hugo and the Northern Cali- fornia earthquake.

The concerts will be held in Charlotte and Los Angeles, and will be taped for broadcast on a two- hour CBS -TV special, set to air nationwide on December 26.

A Supergroup Is Born Sax master Clarence Clemons,

keyboardist Billy Preston, former Band members Rick Danko and Levon Helm, and guitarists Nils Lofgren and Joe Walsh (many of whom appeared on Ringo Starr's recent US tour) have formed a semi -mythical rock 'n' roll outfit (a la the Traveling Wilburys) called "Buck Dollar and the Exact Change Band."

The semi -supergroup is currently working on a "video album" of new songs (written by various band members) for actor Kevin Bacon's production company, Mixedbreed Films, and is simul- taneously seeking a record deal. The project - loosely themed around the band making a "reu- nion" LP - should be released in LP, cassette, CD, and home video formats sometime during the fall of 1990.

Incidentally, Helm will "star" as Buck Dollar, and the video will feature cameo appearances from ac- tors Bacon, John Candy, and Harry Dean Stanton.

Remembering The Big O Roy Orbison's widow Barbara

has announced plans to stage a special star-studded concert in honor of her late husband to raise money for the nation's homeless. Details on where and when the concert will be held, and who will be performing, are forthcoming. Stay tuned.

Elektra's 40th Birthday Elektra Records will celebrate

its 40th anniversary next year with the release of a double -disc LP featuring golden oldies from the label's catalog - performed by some of the top names on its current artist roster!

'60s Sound Waves SBK recording artists Katrina &

The Waves recently recorded a version of the Animals' 1965 rock classic "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place" for the ABC-TV series "China Beach." The song will also appear (along with several other similarly updated '60s hits recorded by various artists) on a soundtrack LP the label is presently putting together for the Vietnam -era series.

Furthermore, the group can be seen performing the rockin' re- make on the show's February 22 episode.

A Well -Healed Promo

The marketing doctors at Chameleon Records surgically eliminated all competition for Promo Item O' The Week by mailing handpicked

programmers each a bandage -filled first aid clutch -bag (pictured) in

support of veteran bluesmeister John Lee Hooker's recently released

"Healer" LP. Along with peel -'n' -stick bandaids, the zipper -locked protective nylon

pouch comes stocked with such elixirs as aspirin, antacid tablets, and an-

tiseptic towelettes (in case you cut more than a hit single while tooling

around in the studio). The care kit also features a "Pocket Guide To First Aid" pamphlet

detailing how to heal such industry -prone injuries as "shock," "bleeding," "burns and scalds," and other maladies psychosomatically suffered while

workin' the phones .. .

The RIAA has issued the following awards for the month of November:

GOLD SINGLES: "Dr. Feel -

good," Motley Crue, Elektra; "Miss You Much," Janet Jack- son, A&M; "Love In An Eleva-

tor," Aerosmith, Geffen; "Par-

tyman," Prince, Warner Bros.;

"Blame It On The Rain," Milli Vanilli, Arista; "Cover Girl," New Kids On The Block, Co- lumbia; "Rock Wit'cha," Bobby Brown, MCA; "We Didn't Start The Fire," Billy Joel, Columbia; "Love Shack," B -52's, Reprise; "Just Got Paid," Johnny Kemp, Columbia; "I Want Your Sex," "Faith," and "One More Try," George Michael, Columbia.

GOLD ALBUMS: "Dr. Feel -

good," Motley Crue; "Trash," Alice Cooper, Epic; "Bad English," Bad English, Epic;

"Cosmic Thing," B -52's; "Brave And Crazy," Melissa Ether- idge, Island; "Stone Cold Rhymin'," Young MC, Delicious Vinyl/Island; "Merry, Merry Christmas," New Kids On The

Block; "Rhythm Nation 1814," Janet Jackson; "Crossroads," Tracy Chapman, Elektra; "Home," Stephanie Mills, MCA; "Cry Like A Rainstorm, Howl Like The Wind," Linda Ronstadt, Elektra; "Still Cruisin'," Beach Boys, Capitol; "Foreign Affair," Tina Turner, Capitol; "Soul Provider" and

"The Hunger," Michael Bolton, Columbia; "The Seeds Of

Love," Tears For Fears, Fonta-

na/Mercury; "A Collection: Greatest Hits ... And More," Barbra Streisand, Columbia; "Pump," Aerosmith.

"It's A Big Daddy Thing," Big Daddy Kane, Cold Chillin'/Re- prise; "No Holdin' Back," Ran-

dy Travis, Warner Bros.; "Silky Soul," Maze flFrankie Beverly, Warner Bros.; "Blow My Fuse," Kix, Atlantic; "The Lion And The

Cobra," Sinead O'Connor, Chrysalis; "The Royal Treat- ment," Billy Joe Royal, Atlantic America; "The Best Of Elvis

Costello And The Attractions," Elvis Costello, Columbia; "Rock In A Hard Place," Aero - smith, Columbia; "Point Of En-

try," "Unleashed In The East (Live In Japan)," "Hell Bent For

Leather," "Stained Class," and

"Sin After Sin," Judas Priest, Columbia; "Time Loves A Hero" and "Dixie Chicken," Little Feat, Warner Bros.; "Best Of

Mountain," Mountain, Colum- bia; "Leonard Cohen," Leonard Cohen, Columbia; "We Wish

You A Merry Christmas," Ray

Conniff, Columbia.

46.1 million households P.rn G.Murr,

Dmottor/Music Programme

Weeks On

HEAVY

PAULA ABDULANay That You Love Me (Virgin) 7

BON JOVI/Living In Sin (Mercury) 7

ERIC CLAPTON/Pretending (Reprise) 3 JOE COCKERNhen The Night Comes (Capitol) 9

PHIL COLLINS/Another Day In Paradise (Atlantic) 5

LOU GRAMM/Just Between You 8 Me (Atlantic) 5

DON HENLEY/Last Worthless Evening (Geffen) .. 2

JANET JACKSON/Rhythm Nation (ABM) 6 BILLY JOELWe Didn't Start The Fire (Columbia) . 10

KIX,Don't Close Your Eyes (Atlantic) 14

MADONNA/Oh Father (SireAVB) 2

TOM PETTY/Free Fallin' (MCA) 5 ROLLING STONES/Rock And A Hard Place (Columbia) 5 ROD STEWART/Downtown Train )WB) ... 3 TEARS FOR FEARS/Woman In... (Fontana/Mercury) 3 TESLA;Love Song (Geffen) 16

WHITESNAKE/Fsol For Your Loving (Geffen) 5

SNEAK PREVIEW AEROSMITH/Janie's Got A Gun (Geffen) 3 MOTLEY CRUE/xiclatart My Heart (Elektra) 4

SKID ROW/I Remember You (Atlantic) . ADD

BUZZ BIN KATE BUSH/Love And Anger (Columbia) . 4 DEPECHE MODE/Personal Jesus (Sire/Reprise) . / SMITHEREENS:A Girl Like You (Enigma/Capitol).. 5

ACTIVE BONHAM Wait For You (WTG) .. / 1

BELINDA CARLISLE/Leave A Light On (MCA) 8 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY/This Side Of... (Columbia) 1

TAYLOR DAYNEWith Every Beat Of My... (Arista) 5 GRATEFUL DEAD/Foolish Heart (Arista) 8 KISS/Hide Your Heart (Mercury) 5 LENNY KRAVITZ/Let Love Rule (Virgin) 9 NUCLEAR VALDEZ/Summer (Epic) ADD MICHAEL PENN/No Myth (RCA) 4 MICHELLE SHOCKED/On The Greener Side (Mercury) 2 NEIL YOUNG/Aockin' In The Free World (Reprise) . 11

MEDIUM

BANG TANGO/Breaking Up A Heart... (Mechanic/MCA) 3

PAUL CARRACK/I Live By The Groove (Chrysalis) . 6

ALICE COOPER/House Of Fire (Epic) ADD

CURERullaby (Eleldra) 6

MELISSA ETHERIDGE/Let Me Go (Island) ... ADD FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS/I'm Not The.. (IRS/MCA) . 3 FIONArEverything You Do (You're...) (Atlantic) 9

JUNKYARD/Simple Man (Geffen) 2

LIVING COLOUR/Funny Vibe (Epic) ADD PAUL McCARTNEY/Figure Of Eight (Capitol) 1

MEGADETHMo More Mr. Nice Guy (SBK) ... 4

RUSH/Show Don't Tell (Atlantic)

JOE SATRIANI/Big Bad Moon (Relativity) 4

10,000 MANIACS/You Happy Puppet (Elektra) . . ADD

TINA TURNER/Steamy Windows (Capitol) 2

YOUNG MC/Principal's... (Delicious Vinyl/Island) .. 3

BREAKOUT

ANIMAL LOGIC/There's A Spy (In The...) (IRS) . . ADD BRUNT FOX/Standing In The Shadows (Columbia) .. 2 JANE CHILD/Welcome To The Real World (WB) 1

ACE FREHLEY/Do Ya (Megaforce/Atlantic) 2

KING'S X/Summerland (Megaforce/Atlantic) 1

KINKS/How Do I Get Close (MCA) 2

Z. MARLEY & MELODY.../One Bright... (Virgin) . ADD ALANNAH MYLES/Black Velvet (Atlantic)

SARAYA/Back To The Bullet (Polydor) 2

SOUL II SOUL/Back To Life (Virgin) 1

TECHNOTRONIC f/FELLY/Pump Up The Jam (SBK) 4

HOT NEW VIDEOS KATE BUSH/Love And Anger (Columbia) 4 LIVING COLOUR/Funny Vibe (Epic) ADD NUCLEAR VALDEZ/Summer (Epic) ADD MICHELLE SHOCKED/On The Greener Side (Mercury) 2 SKID ROW/I Remember You (Atlantic) ADD

ADDS ANIMAL LOGIC/There's A Spy (In The...) (IRS)

ALICE COOPER/House Of Fire (Epic)

MELISSA ETHERIDGE/Let Me Go (Island)

LIVING COLOUR/Funny Vibe (Epic)

Z. MARLEY 8 MELODY... /One Bright Day (Virgin)

NUCLEAR VALDEZ/Summer (Epic)

SKID ROW/I Remember You (Atlantic)

10,000 MANIACS/You Happy Puppet (Elektra)

vx 30.6 mylv,n households

sal Locuno, Director/Music Progr.mm,np

Norman Schoenlekl, D,,.ctor/TIMnt 6 Arrisi R.Iar,ons

Weeks On

FIVE STAR VIDEOS

ERIC CLAPTONiPrelending (Reprise) 4 HARRY CONNICK JR./Don't Get Around._ (Columbia) 5 O. JONES I/RAY 8 CHAKA/I'll Be Good_. (Owest/WB)3

Z. MARLEY 8 MELODY.../One Bright Day (Virgin) 1

IGGY POP/Living On The Edge Of The... (Virgin) ADD MICHELLE SHOCKED/On The Greener Side (Mercury) 1

VARIOUS ARTISTS/Rainbow Warriors II (Geffen) . 1

HEAVY MICHAEL BOLTON/How Am I Supposed... (Columbia) 9

JOE COCKER/When The Night Comes (Capitol).... 15

PHIL COLLINS/Another Day In Paradise (Atlantic) . 6 TAYLOR DAYNEiWrth Every Beat Of My Heart (Arista) 8 BOB DYLAN/Political World (Columbia) ADD DON HENLEY: Last Worthless Evening (Geffen) 3 GRAYSON HUGH/Bring It All Back (RCA) .... 7

JANET JACKSON/Rhythm Nation (ABM) ADD BILLY JOELWe Didn't Start The Fire (Columbia) .. 8 ROY ORBISON/Oh Pretty Woman (Virgin) 6

L. RONSTADT 1/A. NEVILLE/Don't Knew...(Elektra) 7

SOUL II SOUL/Back To Life (Virgin) 11

ROO STEWART/Downtown Train (WB) ... 4

TINA TURNER/Steamy Windows (Capitol) . 5

MEDIUM ANIMAL LOGIC/There's A Spy (In The House...) (IRS) 7

KATE BUSH/Love And Anger (Columbia) 4 TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY/This Side Of... (Columbia) 1

GLORIA ESTEFANMere We Are (Epic)

MELISSA ETHERIDGE/Let Me Go (Island)

EURYTHMICS/Angel (Arista) 4 KENNY G;Going Home (Arista) ADD LOU GRAMM -Just Between You 8 Me (Atlantic) . 4

RICKIE LEE JONES/Satellites (Genen) 11

MELISSA MANCHESTER/Walk On By (Mika/Polydor) 4

PAUL McCARTNEY/Figure Of Eight (Capitol) . .... 1

MICHAEL PENN/No Myth (RCA) 8 POCOMothin' To Hide (RCA) .. 3 ROCHES/Big Nuthin' (Paradox/MCA) 5

LIGHT DAVID BENOIT Linus And Lucy (GRP) ADD PETER HIMMELMAN245 Days (Island) ADD DANIEL LANOIS/Jolie Louise (Opa/M/B) . _ . ADD OLIVIA NEWTON-JOHN/Reach Out For Me (Geffen) 3 10,000 MANIACS/You Happy Puppet (Elektra) ... 1

VONDA SHEPARD/Don't Cry Ilene (Reprise) ADD JODY WATLEY/Everything (MCA) 1

Information current es of December 5.

Biggest Gigs Of The Last Month Pos. Artist Avg. Gross Venue/City (In 000s)

1 ROLLING STONES $3410.8 Cotton Bowl/Dallas (two stows)

2 ROLLING STONES $3347.5 Oakland Stadium/Oakland, CA

(two shows)

3 ROLLING STONES $3042.9 B.C. Place Stadium:/Vancouver

(two shows)

4 ROLLING STONES $1682.2 Louisiana Superdome/New Orleans

5 ROLLING STONES $1486.6 Houston Astrodome/Houston

6 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK $564.6 Omni. Atlanta (two shows)

7 ANDREW "DICE" CLAY $545.9 Centrum/Worcester, MA (two shows)

8 S.R. VAUGHANIJ. BECK $417.7 Madison Square Garden/NYC

9 ANDREW "DICE" CLAY $400.0 Meadowlands Arena/E. Rutherford, NJ

10 EURYTHMICS $320.2 SkydomeToronto, ONT

New Tours Among this week's new tours

BACHMAN-TURNER OVERDRIVE

CLARENCE "GATEMOUTH" BROWN

GUESS WHO

DR. JOHN

PRETTY BOY FLOYD

SCHOOLY D

SHADOWLAND SHOTGUN MESSIAH

TOO MUCH JOY

VOIVODISOUNDGARDEN

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ed report rankhg each artist by their average

box office gross reported per venue. Courtesy I of Paster, a pupaatlon of Promoters' On -Line

Listings, (800) 344-7383, or in Calfornia,

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Elton And Bernie Tune Up MONDAY, DECEMBER 18 1969/40 -year -old Tiny Tim marries 17 -year -old Miss Vicky on the "Tonight Show." 1970/The Beatles release "From Them To Us," a Christmas album for their fan club. It's the Fab Four's last

recording as a group. 1975/Faces breaks up as Rod Stewart goes solo. 1981/Rod Stewart's concert at L.A.'s Forum is televised in 23 countries, reaching an estimated 35 million

viewers. 1983/On his birthday, Keith Richards weds model Patti Hansen. Mick Jagger is best man.

Born: Keith Richards 1943, Ken Foreman (Thrashing Doves) 1961, Robin Hild (Scarlett & Black) 1959

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 1955/Carl Perkins records "Blue Suede Shoes" at Sun Studios in Memphis. 1969/John Lennon discusses effective communication with communications expert Marshall McLuhan on

CBS -TV. 1980i"9 To 5," costarring Dolly Parton, opens nationally. Also, John Lennon's "(Just Like) Starting Over" hits

#1 CHR. 1981 /The Rolling Stones end the "Tattoo You" tour in Hampton, VA. It's the group's last show until '89. 1988 While recuperating from heart surgery, Waylon Jennings is joined in the hospital by Johnny Cash, also

in for a bypass operation. Both recover. Born: Maurice White 1941, Janie Frickie 1947, Zal Yanovsky (Lovin' Spoonful) 1944

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20 1957/'Greetings, King .. - Uncle Sam sends Elvis Presley a draft notice. 1967/Ian Anderson and Glen Cornick decide to form a new band. They name their group after 18th century agriculturist Jethro Tull. 1973/Bobby Darin dies at 37 following a second heart operation. 1975/Joe Walsh replaces Bernie Leadon as the Eagles' guitarist. 1981 /"Dreamgirls," a musical loosely based on the Supremes' career, opens on Broadway and launches Jennifer Holliday's career. 1988/Lavon Muhammad pleads guilty to violating a restraining order forbidding him to approach Michael Jackson. Muhammad falsely claimed to be "Billie Jean," mother of Jackson's twins, and loitered at his L.A.

home. Born: Peter Criss (ex -Kiss) 1945

Maurice White, Keith Richards, Frank Zappa, Janie Frickie.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21 1964;"Ode To A High Flying Bird," Rolling Stone Charlie Watts's biography of Charlie Parker, is published. 1968/In Memphis, Janis Joplin plays her first show since leaving Big Brother & the Holding Company. Also, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young perform together for the first time in California. 1979/Willie Nelson makes his acting debut in the "Electric Horseman." 1988/They kept the tickets too - those holding passes to Elvis Presley's 8/27/77 show finally get refunds.

Presley died 8,16'77. Also, "Working Girl," featuring music by Rob Mounsey and Carly Simon, hits movie screens. Born: Frank Zappa 1940, Carl Wilson (Beach Boys) 1946, Betty Wright 1953, Ray Coburn (Honeymoon Suite) 1962, Carla Thomas 1942, Gwen McCrae 1943

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 1978/Kenny Jones replaces Keith Moon as the Who's drummer. Moon died four months earlier. 1979/The first of four benefit concerts for the people of Kampuchea is held in London. Performers include Paul McCartney, Elvis Costello, the Clash, and the Who. 1986/Barbara Mandrell performs with her sisters for the first time in four years on her Christmas television special. Born: Robin and Maurice Gibb 1949, Hawkshaw Hawkins 1921, Freddie Hart 1933

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 1964,The Beach Boys make their first appearance on "Shindig!" 1966 "Ready Steady Go," the UK music show partly responsible for launching the careers of David Bowie, Donovan, and the Rolling Stones, ends its BBC -TV run. 1969/Elton John and Bernie Taupin begin their songwriting partnership. 1970/"Ladies Of The Canyon" becomes Joni Mitchell's first gold album. Also, John Lennon premieres "Imagine" on national television. 1988/Director Oliver Stone's film "Talk Radio," the story of an obsessive late -nicht talk show host, opens nationally. Born: Jorma Kaukonen (Jefferson Airplane) 1940, Dave Murray 1956 and Ron Bushy 1945 (both of Iron Maiden), Derek Smalls (Spinal Tap) 1943

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24 1954/R&B artist Johnny Ace fatally shoots himself while allegedly playing Russian roulette. 1960/The Philadelphia Orphans court raises Chubby Checker's weekly allowance from $150-$200 as "The Twist" maintains massive popularity. 1972/Manfred Mann's Miami show is cut short by police enforcing a curfew. Angry fans riot for nearly two hours. 1974/Shower the people with boughs of holly - James Taylor, Carly Simon, Linda Ronstadt, and Joni Mitchell sing Christmas carols on the streets of Hollywood. 1988iShe can keep the monogrammed towels - Anita Baker weds Walter Bridgeforth Jr. Born: Lemmy (Motorhead) 1945, Ian Burden (Human League) 1957, Cab Calloway 1907

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Mainstream CHR: Losing Its Niche? Increasing Fragmentation May Threaten Mass Appeal Stations

As niche CHRs enjoy ratings successes, many in the industry are wondering if continued fragmentation will sound the deathknell of so-called "mainstream" CHR. Some Rock CHRs, however, seem to be moving in a mainstream direction (see accompanying story) . Consultant Tracy Johnson of Alan Burns & Associates offers his per- spective on CHR's past, present, and future evolution:

In this age of improved competition, more signals, and inflated property values, it's only natural for stations to narrowly define an audience and superserve it. In most cases, niche programming is the fastest path to a quick ratings score.

Mainstream CHRs are becoming more and more scarce - some might say they're on the road to ex- tinction. (Ask three programmers and you'll probably receive three different definitions of mainstream CHR. For our purposes, here's a good catch-all definition: a broad - based contemporary music station that plays the most poplar current music including rock, urban, and pop.)

The Long View Anytime a trend emerges, it's

important to evaluate it in light of the past. As we head into the '90s, CHR seems to be charting a course very similar to that of the late '70s and early '80s, when mainstream CHR experienced a decline. This decline was a product of several important developments:

Disco backlash - Stations became too reliant on one type of music. Record companies produced records to fit the sound of what radio was playing. The result was a plethora of marginal disco records and little on -air variety.

"CHR seems to be charting a course very similar to that of the late '70s and early '80s, when mainstream CHR experienced a

decline."

Increasing emphasis on 25-54

shares - Most CHR stations' core is 12-34 women. The further from the core you target, the more likely you are to alienate the core.

Fragmentation - Niche formats such as "All Disco" and "Soft CHR" began chipping away at very specific segments of the target.

In the early '80s, ACs and AORs took advantage of CHR's lack of variety and fragmented both ends of the demographic spectrum, di- viding key demos. As stations tried to maintain 25-54 strength, record labels responded; a steady stream

Tracy Johnson

of oldies, along with current country and AC crossovers, invaded CHR playlists. Kenny Rogers, Li- onel Richie, and Air Supply changed the sound of CHR. In the process, 12-34s were alienated and began searching for stations that played more of what they wanted to hear.

Current Parallels Today, there are at least four

major variations of CHR frag- menting the format's available audience:

Rock: Also known as Rock 40,

Rock CHR, etc. Practitioners are WDFX/Detroit, KQLZ (Pirate Ra- dio)/Los Angeles, and KXXR/ Kansas City.

Urban -based: Also called Churban or Dance CHR. WQHT (Hot 97)/NY and KMEL/San Francisco fit this bill.

Leaning toward or switching to AC: WOMX/Orlando's recent change is a good example.

Mainstream: Mass appeal stations such as WKTI/Milwaukee and WKSE/Buffalo take this approach.

Fragmentation is becoming so severe it's affecting the music. Some markets have as many as three CHRs, and the hit records make it on only one or two of the stations owing to narrowly targeted playlists. Assuming all three stations share the market's CHR cume, it takes 6-8 weeks for new records to become familiar. Many records never reach a high degree of familiarity.

National charts reflect the trend as well. With few records being played by a large percentage of reporting stations, records appear on the charts several weeks before

Protecting Your Flanks Mainstream CHRs should take these steps to protect

themselves from current or potential niche competitors:

Research the market Define your audience Target your product Scrutinize recurrentsloldies; play only those that complement playlist Don't overreact

breaking. In fact, some never reach breaker status, such as the first Bad English, Eddie Murphy, and Young MC records. Breaker status is not necessarily a valid measure of a record's strength in many cases.

"CHR fragmentation has probably only just begun. How it affects you and your market largely depends on how well you understand your audience and reflect their taste."

Though the present charts aren't as polarized as those of the late '70s, there's a similar pattern. As was the case ten years ago, today's Top 30 is heavily dance -oriented, with artists such as New Kids On The Block, Gloria Estefan, Paula Abdul, Milli Vanilli, Surface, Ma- donna, Soul II Soul, Bee Gees, Neneh Cherry, Karyn White, Bob-

by Brown, Janet Jackson, Prince, Expose, Jody Watley, Babyface, Seduction, Dino, etc.

Defending The Fort Mass appeal, market -leading

CHRs should take steps now to avoid becoming too vulnerable to a new or potential competitor. If your station is a mainstream CHR, research your market, define your audience, target your product, and strengthen your position.

Great stations constantly identify their weaknesses and prepare their defenses before a new station exploits them. Be ready to act rather than react. By knowing yourself and your market, you will better know how to respond.

Another key is maintaining a proper on -air balance. Constantly scrutinize your recurrents and oldies to be sure they complement your playlist. If current hit music leans in one direction, consider re- ducing the rotations of similar - sounding records in your library.

If a new station attacks, don't overreact. Carefully analyze and study the station to determine the

JUST GROWING PAINS?

Some Rock CHRs Move To Broaden Music While some signs point to a decline of mainstream

CHR, a number of Rock CHRs are actually moving in a mainstream direction. Rock CHR programmers shifting their stations' music maintain their fledging format isn't in trouble, but merely experiencing growing pains.

Chuck Beck Chuck Beck programs rock -

leaning CHR WDFX/Detroit, a station that has altered its music mix of late. Said Beck, "Janet Jackson and Paula Abdul are now in there. We're still a rock -leaning CHR, but we felt the need to stretch. I don't think Rock 40 is in trouble, but you have to grow at some point. It's not a major adjustment. It's not notice- able enough to cause our listeners to bomb us or anything. But you have to adjust to market conditions wherever you are.

"Mainstream CHR will always be a successful format and is far from dead. But mainstream CHRs must be prepared for attacks and shore up their weaknesses. Rock 40

or Dance 40 are simply as strong as the other stations' weaknesses."

Kevin Kenney Former KBEQ/Kansas City

OM/PD Kevin Kenney successful- ly defended his mainstream position against rock -edged KXXR.

Chuck Beck

Just prior to his dismissal (11/20), he told R&R, "A mainstream CHR like KBEQ is defendable since it's been here 17 years. Mainstream CHR is tough to do in a start-up situation. A new entry has to flank the leader to make headway. KXXR did the right thing, as did WIOQ/ Philadelphia (which went Dance)."

Will niche stations eventually become more mainstream? Kenney

Kevin Kenney


maintained, "Everyone wants 25-

54, but if sales can sell 18-34 the dominant demo for niche CHRs - then they don't have to broaden. It's smarter to educate sales to sell the numbers you have than to tamper with the product. A niche

"A niche station that broadens risks losing its core and ratings in the process."

-Kevin Kenney

station that broadens risks losing its core and ratings in the process. In the absence of KCPW (now Gold KCMO-FM), KXXR should broaden. In a case where a niche station is the CHR leader, a mainstream approach is the answer."

Gary Franklin KXXR PD Gary Franklin admit-

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Alan Burns & Associates consultant Tracy Johnson cautions, "Changing to a niche format just because it's working in another market, or because it's the 'next big

thing,' isn't the right reason to change." He adds, "Don't be caught up in

the excitement of the industry's latest darling format. More than

ever, complete market research, market analysis, and a solid plan for implementing your strategy are the keys to success."

Checklist For Change Before committing to a niche for-

mat, Johnson advises programmers to consider all aspects of marketing

including: Market demos - Does the

age/sex/ethnicity makeup of your market support the appeal of the format you're considering? Is there enough of an available share to create a sales base? An older market with low ethnic composition may

not support a dance -leaning "pow-

er" station, regardless of how well you execute the format.

Competition - Define your

competitors and analyze their strengths and weaknesses. Where are they vulnerable? If you're up

against a strong Classic Rock, a

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stream CHR, there may not be a

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possible damage it might inflict. Chances are, you can't effectively battle an active, narrowly targeted competitor. Reacting means you subject yourself to more cume loss than could otherwise be expected. Instead, tighten all aspects of your station and improve everything you do.

"Mainstream CHR isn't dead, but it's healthier in some markets than others."

CHR fragmentation has probably only just begun. How it affects you and your market largely depends on how well you understand your audience and reflect their taste.

It's too early to tell if a general CHR format decline will recur in the '90s. Mainstream CHR isn't dead, but it's healthier in some markets than others. GMs and PDs would be wise to learn from the past and apply that knowledge to their plans for the future.

Some Rock CHRs Move To Broaden Music Continued from Page 36

modified, but denied its demise. "We're not going to be adding the Bobby Browns of the world. I don't know if Rock CHR is in trouble, but it's time for the format to grow. Working with our consultant Larry Moffitt, we've become more familiar and will be slower to add un- known artists. I don't think we've hit a wall yet. If we can't make it grow in the next year, then we can say it's hit a wall."

Randall Bliss WROQ/Charlotte OM Randall

Bliss just moved his Rock CHR slightly more mainstream. "We addressed our move by adding some recurrents that scored well in the past four months including Paula Abdul, Madonna, and New Kids On The Block. We're getting some initial negative reaction from the purists and positive reactions from WBCY's (now AC WBT-FM) old cume. Rock 40 has to grow, but not necessarily in this direction; it depends on the market. If you're going to remain a pure Rock CHR, then you increase your gold.

"The difference for us is the other CHR (WBCY) went away.

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(Dance CHR) WCKZ is already in the process of moving more mainstream, and we hear Country WLVK is readying a format change to CHR, so we want to preempt them."

Jim Ryan KXYQ/Portland VP/Program-

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My station is rock -oriented, but we will play Paula Abdul. We simply reflect the market, which has very few ethnic listeners. In many markets, the longterm viability of niche CHR is in question."

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"Mainstream CHRs have to fund the promotion and marketing machine to stay top -of -mind. KIIS- FM/Los Angeles is the best example of this. Niche stations will strip the lower end of mainstream CHRs, and (the latter stations) must decide whether to protect the base or 25+ adults."

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The '80s In A Nutshell So what did the '80s give us besides faxes, airbags,

Gorby, ski clothes that change colors when they freeze, Roseanne, the Berlin Wall break, international terrorism, the Nimitz Freeway collapse, the black -holing of the poor damned Dallas Cowboys, Elle McPherson, Yugos, AIDS, Quayle a heartbeat away, huddled socialist masses yearn- ing to breathe free, and the greenhouse effect?

Well, the legal system and the insurance industry became more monstrous. A high school girl sued a boy for not showing up for their prom date. Liability insurance became so prohibitive Cessna stopped making small airplanes, and some consumer goods inventors simply couldn't buy insurance at any price.

The '80s also brought us worse drugs, closely followed by a panicked war against them. The pendulum swung back from liberal to conservative. For example, the Sheriff's Association of South Carolina rang out the decade by proposing a zero -tolerance drug policy that would allow legal

seizure of any vehicle with even a roach in it.

The stock market soared and crashed and soared again to the point where average investors opted out in disgust or confusion. One woman was fined $1000 for harrassing her stockbroker with 1208 phone calls in eight days, com- plaining she lost money in the market because of his bad advice. In fact, she had made $300,000.

The US began the decade boy- cotting the Olympics over the Soviet takeover in Afghanistan, then ended it skipping along hand - in -hand with a charismatic new Soviet leader whose statements sounded more like Lincoln's than

Lenin's. The first space shuttle flew, the Iran hostages came home, Mount St. Helens erupted, John Lennon was murdered, Rea- gan almost was, every American bought a computer, and Japan bought America.

Sally Ride became the first American woman in space and Sandra Day O'Connor the first woman justice on the Supreme Court. The Equal Rights Amend- ment was killed. Abortion emerged as a major campaign issue.

The CIA was caught time after time dabbling in Central America. Marcos was kicked out of the Philippines. Martin Luther King Jr. was honored with a national holiday. A US Navy ship in the Per- sian Gulf accidentally shot down a civilian Iranian airliner.

It was a jam-packed decade. When it goes, I hope it takes with it the word Yuppie and virtually all further mentions of Zsa Zsa, Don- ald Trump, and Tammy Bakker.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 18 - The Soviet premier had a heart attack and died in 1980. In that pre -glasnost era,

insiders at the top maneuvered quietly two days before publicly announcing the death of 76 -year -old Alexei Kosygin.

More than a foot of snow hit Southern California mountains and high deserts in 1984, closing Interstate 5 north of Los

Angeles. Britain abolished the death penalty 20 years ago. Three US Navy destroyers sank in a typhoon in the Philippines in

1944, and 790 men were lost. Slavery was abolished by the 13th Amendment in 1865.

Birthdays: Janie Frickie 39. Steven Spielberg 42. Keith Richards 46.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19 - The original Jamestown colonists sailed from England on this date in 1606. Sixteen men died crossing the Atlantic. It was April by the time the London Company settlers reached Chesapeake Bay, and mid -

May before they founded the Jamestown colony headed by Capt. John Smith. The prime rate hit a record 21.5% in 1980. Apollo -17, the last American moonship, returned to Earth in 1972. Ho Chi Minh's followers began the Vietnam Revolution in 1946 with attacks on French -controlled Hanoi. Montana's temperature dropped to 59 below zero at Yellowstone Park in 1924, the low temperature record for December in the 48 contiguous states. George Washington and his 11,000 revolutionaries began their Valley Forge encampment in 1777. Birthdays: Tim Reid 45. Cicely Tyson 50. Al Kaline 55. "Little" Jimmy Dickens 64.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20 - 125th anniversary of Confederate forces evacuating Savannah just 48 hours

ahead of Union Gen. William Sherman's advancing army. Sherman's troops had set fire to Atlanta five weeks earlier,

and were on a search -and -destroy mission that became known as the March to the Sea.

The Polish ambassador took political asylum in Washington, DC in 1981 following the declaration of martial law in his

homeland. America's Vietnam refugee program ended in 1975 with 130,000 resettled in the US. Boston chilled to 11

below zero in 1942. Russia's 14 republics combined as the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics in 1922. Birthdays: Peter Criss 42. Bob Hayes 47.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21 - First anniversary of the destruction of US -bound Pan Am Flight 103 over

Lockerbie, Scotland. Plastic explosives inside a radio/cassette player are thought to have caused the deaths of 270

innocent people: everyone aboard the Boeing 747, plus 11 on the ground who were hit by debris that fell 31,000 feet.

Chinese students ended a three-day demonstration in Shanghai in 1986, demanding democratic reforms. The world

champion grapefruit weighed in at 6 pounds, 8.5 ounces in 1984. Walt Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"

premiered in Hollywood in 1937. Seventy-fifth anniversary of the first feature-length silent film comedy, "Tillie's Punctured

Romance," starring Charles Chaplin and directed by Mack Sennett (1914). The Mayflower pilgrims (the Puritans) came

ashore at Plymouth, MA in 1620; this is Forefathers Day in New England. Winter begins at 4:22 -PM EST.

Birthdays: Florence Griffith Joyner 30. Chris Evert 35. Joaquin Andujar 37. Carl Wilson 43. Frank Zappa 49. Jane

Fonda 52. Phil Donahue 54.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 - A major snowstorm paralyzed holiday travel in 1961 in parts of Nebraska, Iowa,

Missouri, and Northeast Kansas, and ten -foot drifts weren't uncommon. Many students and teachers couldn't get home

and had to spend the night in schools or farmhouses.

At WWII's Battle of the Bulge in 1944, Gen. Anthony McAuliffe, told by the Nazis he'd better surrender his completely

surrounded 101st Airborne troops, sent this famous one -word reply: "Nuts." The German commander had to have the

expression explained to him. Four days later, American reinforcements arrived and broke the siege. Edison associate Ed

Johnson switched on the first electrically illuminated Christmas tree in 1882.

Birthdays: Maurice and Robin Gibb 40. Steve Garvey 41. Diane Sawyer 44. Steve Carlton 45. "Lady Bird" Johnson

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Saturday (12/23): Susan Lucci 40. Bill Rodgers 42. Jorma Kaukonen 49.

Sunday (12/24): Mike Curb 45. Ava Gardner 67.


HARVEY KOJAN

Dudes On Parade What? A page filled with funky photos? Yeah, you

guessed it - ole Harv's on vacation this week. (Some might say Harv's on vacation every week.) However, this isn't just any run-of-the-mill, clean-out-the-burgeoning- AOR-photo-file picture page. Quite the contrary. It's the very first installment of "These Are A Few Of My Favorite Dudes."

In case you haven't guessed by now, I'm Lynn McDonnell, Harv's dutiful, beautiful assistant/slave. (What that means is I do all the work, and he takes all the credit. You MDs know where I'm coming from.)

Anyway, with Hary on a Lear jet to Nova Scotia, I decided it was time for me to climb out from be-

hind the scenes and into the lime- light. It's a particularly appropri- ate time for me to do so because I've actually received a couple of precious mentions in some of Harv's recent columns, prompting several "admirers" to call and chat. Their comments were espe- cially poignant following the Sum- mer Scoreboard (11/10), in which

JUDGMENT DAY - Whitesnake hunk David Coverdale drops by KTXQ/ Dallas to chat with that infamous stud Redbeard. (Where does he put that beard when ... never mind.) Gee, I wonder what they were talking about - maybe putting Lynn McDonnell in Whitesnake's next video?

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LORD HAVE MERCY - Here's one everybody can enjoy! WEGR/Memphis PD/heartthrob Drake Hall takes Lord Tracy's song "Out With The Boys" literally. Making night moves are (l -r) Lords Jimmy Rusidoff and Chris Craig, Hall, and band member Terry Glaze.

Hary made some crack about me "tracking 25-54 men." For example, WKDF/Nashville MD Slats thought 12-54 men would have been more accurate. Let me set the record straight: when it comes to men, I'm an equal opportunity tracker.

Which brings us to the theme of this week's photo essay: men. Men with guitars, men with big scars, men with Dove Bars ... yes, I love men. And what better way to illus- trate my passion than with pictures featuring some of my favorite rockers? Of course, I was limited to photos on hand, so if you're not pictured, it doesn't mean you're not on my lengthy list. (Get the message, Kip?)

SATRIANI SOIREE - We were flying in a blue dream at Big Bad Joe Satriani's recent Santa Monica, CA airport bash. Doin' the Satch Boogie are Relativity's John Schoenberger, yours truly, KKBB/Bakersfield MD Don "Party Animal" De La Cruz, Satriani, Relativity's Dennis Elliot, bass player extraordinaire Stuart Hamm, and Relativity schmooze queen Sarah Haynes.

SKID ROW SANDWICH - Skid Row pretty boy Sebastian Bach uses nonverbal communication to reveal his desires to KMJX/Little Rock foxes Carole Kramer (I) and Casey Jones.

DEAD, JAIL, OR KNAC - KNAC/Los Angeles's on -air policy - "We'll keep it hard if you keep it loud" - suits me just fine. A recent guest was Hanoi -handsome Michael Monroe, who kicked back with (l -r) KNAC's Promo Wonderdude Tom "Backstage Pass" Maher, MD Michael "Jack The Ripper" Davis, Monroe, and ex -PD (now WYNF/Tampa PD) Tom "Gas Pump" Marshall.


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WCGY%Lawrence, MA PD Kim- berley Jaeger replaces Roger Mayer as PD at KTYD/Santa Barbara ... WAOR/South Bend, IN names John Vance PD ... KRNA/Iowa City ups night rocker Roger The Dod- ger to MD as Kim Jeffries exits.

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faves.

LET J.D. RULE - Lenny Kravitz (c) hangs with WONE/Akron MD/sex machine J.D. (I) and Virgin (yeah, right) promo rep Dave Watson.

JOVIAL JOCK - KFMF/Chico, CA moonlight driver Bruce Campbell (second from right) escorts contest winners to meet Jon Bon Jovi (center) in

Sacramento.

RELIEF FOR BAY AREA ROCKERS - KOME/San Jose shook up the market with its Earthquake Relief Rock Auction. Dozens of items were up for grabs, with a Joe Satriani guitar raking in the most money ($1350). In all, $20, 000 was raised, with an additional 20 grand courtesy of KOME morning personality Jeff Blazy's one -week comedy stint at Rooster T. Feathers. Checkin' things out are (l -r) PD Ron "Italian Stallion" Nenni and GM Jim Hardy.

BUMMING WITH BONHAM BOYS - Ah, it's a tough life. The rock stars call, and I must come. In this case, righteous dudes Jason Bonham (I) and Daniel MacMaster insisted on stopping by to bone up on the R&R charts. Naturally, I was

in the middle of things.


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ADULT CONTEMPORARY

MIKE K/NOS/AN

SCORING SUCCESS

NAC's Ratings Oasis The majority of responses to my 10/27 column about

the state of NAC indicated the format's in good shape. Judge for yourself (see scoreboard at right). One steady performer has been KOAI ("The Oasis") /Dallas. Among all other NACs this summer, KOAI tied for fourth 12+ (Ar- bitron & Birch) ; was fourth in TSL; and ranked fifth in Ar- bitron 25-54.

The Right Blend "We began taking off once we

were focused," observed PD John Frost. The Oasis blends jazz, New Age, and vocal music. "KOAI has a certain texture. It reaches a soft point, a hot point, and slowly goes from one to the other. We never become CHR or Easy Listening."

Frost believes NAC programmers should make music fit a station's particular sound. "This format stretches from Sting to Su-

KOAI Music Monitor 2:00pm

YANNI/Dancing With A Stranger MICHAEL PAULO/If You Ever

Change Your Mind GERALD ALBRIGHT/Just

Between Us GARY HERBIG/Ozone Avenue WENDY WALL/Wandering The

Streets Of America ACOUSTIC ALCHEMY/Ballad

For Kay SPYRO GYRA/Shaker Song SADE/Sweet Taboo LANZ & SPEER/Behind The

Waterfall KIM WATERS/Stand By Me MICHAEL FRANKS/Now You're In

My Dreams PAT METHENY/Better Days Ahead SUZANNE CIANI/Driving AL JARREAU/Breakin' Away

zanne Ciani to Yanni. If you don't select the right cuts from those artists, the format becomes too broad."

Vocals are selected using a novel approach. "I take out the lyrics and see if the song belongs musically. If it doesn't fit, I won't play it. `Ghost vocals' (i.e., Pat Methe- ny, Alex Bugnon, Najee) work very well for us because they're really not vocals. The vocal feel is just enough to break up the instrumen-

KOAI's Positioning Liners

"A fresh new sound" "Unique by design" "An oasis in the desert of sound"

John Frost

tal monotony without jolting listeners.

"There are a lot of Manhattan Transfer songs I can't play because they get involved with vocal gymnastics. Many of their songs don't have a texture suitable for KOAI." The group's smash "Soul Food To Go," though, was com- patible and did air.

KOAI is big on playing covers - provided they fit certain parame- ters. "They must have unique in- strumentation," Frost said. "We played Kenny Vance's 'Bye Bye Love,' a wonderful cover with Da- vid Sanborn's saxophone. It's such a different style from the original it sounds like fresh, new music."

Emotional Sledge Hammer Frost recounted a recent inci-

dent involving Richard Elliot's ren- dition of a Percy Sledge hit. "Elliot told me many PDs didn't want to touch 'When A Man Loves A Wom- an' because it was a cover. When he came to Dallas, Elliot did the song for 4500 people. There was a four -minute standing ovation, and he cried onstage. It was one of the

most amazing things I'd ever seen."

Not all cover versions, however, find their way on to the playlist. "Flute covers are hard for me to play because they sound like K - mart," Frost said. "And Fatt- burger's 'Oh Girl' sounds too much like the original (Chi -Lites)."

Not unlike many AOR programmers, Frost avoids music played on other stations. "We play our own music that makes it to other stations. We don't take hits played on other stations after they've been hits. If (crosstown AC) KVIL broke a particular Vonda Shepard cut, there'd be no reason for us to go on it."

Frost Warnings While KOAI's approach seems to

make for NAC success, Frost cautions other PDs not to copy his station's style. "All other stations shouldn't sound like the Oasis," he commented. KKSF/San Francisco and KTWV (The Wave)/Los Ange- les do very well but don't sound like us. KOAI has a lot of tempo; we're not sleepy."

Echoing sentiments expressed by others in the format, Frost believes NAC is "going to be the format of the '90s. There'll be lots of different versions. It's fun being part of this. We've transformed the CD business in Dallas. Stores like the Sound Warehouse love us!"

Lineup 5:30-1Oam: Ken Rundel and

newsman Ken Baker 10am-3pm: Tempie Lindsey 3-7pm: Charley Jones 7pn-midnight: Janet Dolan (Mrs.

Charley Jones) Midnight- 5:30am:: Lindsay Hart

With the exception of Hart, all

KCAI on -air hosts worked at crosstown AOR KZEW; Rundel was. KZ_ -W's first PD.

December 8,1989 FUR* 43

Summer Numbers The following recaps NAC's summer ratings perform-

ance. Figures (I -r) indicate Arbitron 12+ summer '88, summer '89; Birch 12+ summer '89; Arbitron 25-54 difference summer '88 -summer '89; and Arbitron 12+ Time

spent Listening (minutes per day).

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KGSRIAustin - 2.9 4.2 NA 82 WBMWIBuffalo 1.9 1.4 1.7 0.1 53 WNUAIChicago 2.1 2.1 2.2 -0.2 68 WRBZICincinnati 1.4 1.1 0.4 -1.2 52 WNWVICIeveiand 2.6 2.9 3.2 +0.6 72 WBBY/Columbus 2.2 1.6 2.1 -1.1 42 KOAI/Dallas 2.3 3.4 3.5 +1.5 77 KHIHIDenver 1.8 2.6 3.9 +0.8 61

WVAEIDetroit 1.1 1.2 1.2 -0.2 62 WBBOIGreenvilie 1.4 1.1 1.4 -0.6 61

KHHHIHonolulu 2.8 3.4 NA +0.9 83 KCWVIKansas City 1.8 2.3 1.8 +0.7 67 KEYVILas Vegas 1.9 1.4 3.0 -1.0 54 KTWV/Los Angeles 3.0 2.8 2.8 -0.4 65 WXDJ/Miami 1.7 1.7 2.2 -0.2 67 WBZN/Milwaukee 1.3 1.5 3.1 -0.2 49 KLRSIMonterey 1.3 2.9 2.3 +1.9 62 WOCDINew York 1.0 2.2 3.4 +1.9 69 WLOOIOrlando 3.3 3.5 3.5 +0.3 64 KGRXIPhoenix 1.4 1.3 1.5 -0.5 66 KKCYIPortland 3.8 2.2 1.7 -0.3 64 WNND/Raleigh 0.9 2.2 2.1 +2.8 70 KOPT/Sacramento 4.3 4.9 4.6 +0.5 71

KDABISaIt Lake City 1.8 1.7 1.8 +0.3 55 KIFMISan Diego 4.7 3.5 2.9 -1.3 66 KKSFISan Francisco 2.2 2.8 2.7 +1.1 75 KBLXISan Francisco 2.4 1.9 2.8 -0.9 53 KNUAISeattle 2.7 1.8 2.2 -1.5 66 WHVEITampa 1.6 2.8 3.1 +1.5 85 KAWVITucson 2.2 1.1 NA -3.1 48

NAC Nuggets

Average Birch summer '89 12+: 2.5 Average Arbitron summer '88/summer '89 12+: 2.1/2.2 60.7% performed better in Birch; 10.7% had same 12+ Arbitron and Birch stats. 12+ Stats for KEYV & WBZN were 1.6 higher in Birch. WRBZ's 12+ share was 0.7 higher in Arbitron. Average 12+ TSL: 64.3 minutes per day Highest 12+ TSL: 85 (WHVE); lowest 42 (WBBY) 44.8% improved 25-54. Average 25-54 increase: +1.1 Average 25-54 decrease: -0.8 Average summer '88 Arbitron 25-54: 3.3 Average summer '89 Arbitron 25-54: 3.4 Highest Arbitron 25-54 share: KOPT (mid 7)

Wave Pioneer Advocates Aggressive Attitude According to KTWV/Los Angeles Director/Program

Operations Paul Goldstein, NAC hasn't experienced dra- matic growth because most NACs haven't "dramatically added value to their product."

Goldstein, who's responsible for coming up with the "Wave" name and cowrote and produced the Wave jingle, believes NACs should be more than jukeboxes.

"Great stations are a lot more than just music," he declared. "Obviously, music's the main ingredient, but there are many other things needed to win. No NAC has developed a new and different mass -appeal morning show, which is crucial for this format."

Risky Business Goldstein thinks NAC hasn't pro-

gressed the way it should have. He noted, "KTWV and KKSF/San Francisco have carved a real niche. NAC people need to be more aggressive, and should believe the format has the potential to be number one 25-54. If people look at NAC as a music -only format, there will be problems. What's holding NAC back is what's holding back a lot of other businesses in America - the lack of taking risks."

Paul Goldstein

Comparing NAC's progress to that of a Los Angeles AC which ascended to the #1 spot 12+ this

summer, he said, "Look how long it's taken KOST to make it. The station grew slowly, stayed consistent, and is a great radio station. KOST has a fine morning show ( Mark & Kim), its music is perfect, and it does a wonderful job of copromoting. The same can happen to us. We're the music for the new generation."

Goldstein points to strong local record/CD sales as an example of KTWV's strength. "Artists we play who aren't being exposed else- where are seeing their product fly out of record stores. We're the only station playing Windham Hill product, and stores are selling out."


URBAN CONTEMPORARY

WALT LOVE

Philly Jams For Power's Lucky Seventh Birthday

Ten thousand lucky listeners, loyal friends, and city officials turned out for WUSL (POWER 99FM)/Philadel- phia's seventh birthday recently at the Philadelphia Civic Center.

Top recording artists and a "Power Over Drugs" message made the free "Powerhouse III" show a well-rounded success. Host- ed by Jeffrey Osborne and Regina Belle, the show opened with the Rappin' Rock B. Good, followed by Sybil, Terry Tate, Sharon Bryant, David Peaston, Vesta, Rob Base, and E.U. Miles Jaye, Full Force, and Peabo Bryson also dropped by.

A tribute to Philadelphia native Grover Washington Jr. was the highlight of the evening. WUSL GM/Tak Radio Group President Bruce Holberg and midday air personality Don "Juan" Banks honored Washington with POWER 99's award for outstanding musical and civic contributions. Following a salute from Mayor Wilson Goode and City Representative Gem

Walker, who presented the artist with a proclamation from the City Of Brotherly Love, Washington led Pieces Of A Dream in his signature tune, "Mr. Magic."

The event, cosponsored by regional clothing chain City Blue, Stay Tuned Jeans, and the City of Philadelphia's "Join The Resist- ance" antidrug movement, never lost touch with its "Power Over Drugs" theme. The Philadelphia Daily News, in coordination with McDonald's, papered the area with an antidrug newspaper supple- ment.

HEAR YE, HEAR YE - As City Representative Jerri Walker reads the proclamation honoring Grover Washington Jr., others on stage look on. Pictured (l -r): Power 99FM midday air personality Don "Juan" Banks, Grover Washington Jr., Tak Radio Group President/POWER 99 GM Bruce Holberg, and Philadelphia Mayor W. Wilson Goode.

BIG JOHN AND GUESTS - WUSL afternoon drive air personality Big John Monds, Sharon Bryant, and POWER 99FM PD Dave Allan pose for the camera.

HIS HONOR THE MAYOR Y'ALL - Mayor Goode poses backstage with Bruce Holberg and Peter Sullivan of the Civic Center.

IT'S ALL OVER NOW - Big John Monds cheeses Philly-style with Sybil and POWER 99 Promotion Director Brian Marks. EAGLES, EAGLES, EVERYWHERE - Five of the high -flying Philadelphia Eagles went backstage and met (I -r)

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GOLD OR BUST - Helping Young MC celebrate the gold certification of "Bust A Move" were (I -r) manager Mike Gardener, Delicious Vinyl co-owner Mike Ross, MC, KDA Y/Los Angeles MD Steve Washington, and (lower right) the label's Wendell Greene.

LARGER THAN LIFE - Jody Watley showed up in the flesh to present a copy of her album to WMGL/Charleston PD Earl Boston. Flanking the singer are (l -r) former AE Murrie/ Williams, Boston, MCA's Novice Johnson, and WMGL morning man Mike Evans.


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CRI OFF 23.8 POINTS

There Ain't No Cure For The Summertime Blues

Summer '89 marks the fourth year I've compiled the CRI statistics. And once again the summer CRI has plum- meted from the spring accounting, this time to a new all- time low of 870.3.

Worse yet, there's very little solace in any of the comparisons. More stations went down than up, in both 12+ and 25-54 demos; both AM and FM were off; and 41% of all Country outlets ranked lower in adult demos than they did in the spring.

In the past, I've placed part of the blame on diminishing TSL amidst steady cumes for lower quarter hours. Increased competition for 25-54s from Classic Rock,

Gold, and other formats has also taken its toll.

On the plus side, Country stations have been playing great mu-

sic the past three years. So why the slide? Frankly, I'm running out of explanations. I suppose terrible Country summer ratings are like death and taxes - inevitabilities we just have to live with.

Here's a look at the summer numbers from all Country stations in the continuously rated markets.

Summer '89 At A Glance 25-54: 31 % up; 41 % down

12+: 34% up; 58% down FM: 39% up; 57% down, 25-54 AM 30% up; 37% down, 25-54

Summer Station Scoreboard 12+ 25-54 Rank 12+ 25-54 Rank

StatlonlClty Sp '89 Su '89 Sp '89 Su '89 Sp '89 Su '89 Sp '89 Su '89

WGNAIAIbany .7 .2 T25 DNS KYGO-FM/Denver 6.5 6.3 3 4

WGNAfM/Albany 9.4 8.0 2 3 WCXI/Detroitu 1.5 1.2 23 T25 WXKWIAllentown 3.0 4.0 T10 7 W W W W/Detroit - 4.3 3.5 7 9

WKHX/Atlanta DNS DNS DNS DNS KHEYIEI Paso 2.9 2.6 12 T16 WKHXfMIAtlanta 7.7 7.1 3 5 KHEY-FMIEI Paso 11.6 11.0 1 1

Combo 7.7 7.1 3 5 KFREIFresno 4.0 2.3 T9 17 WYAI/Atlanta #1 - 1.0 - 14 KNAXIFresno 5.6 9.2 2 1

WYAY/Atlanta 5.0 3.6 T7 10 WCUZIGrand Rapids 3.1 3.1 11 12 Combo 4.6 - 9 WCUZ-FMIGrand Rapids 1.0 7.0 2 4

KASE/Austin 13.4 12.7 1 1 W PC M/Green sboro-W in ston- 2.0 1.9 10 16 KTAEIAustin DNS .5 DNS DNS Salem-High Point KVETIAustln 2.3 2.2 T13 13 WTQR/G-WS-HP 15.9 15.3 1 1

WCAO/Baltimore 1.5 1.7 T20 T16 WESC/Greenville .9 .9 T19 14

W POCIBaltimore 6.5 6.4 4 2 WESC-FMIGreenville 9.3 12.8 3 2

WKJNIBaton Rouge .4 .6 T18 T14 WSSL/Greenville DNS DNS DNS DNS

WKJN-FMIBaton Rouge 6.7 6.5 5 5 WSSL-FMIGreenville 8.4 11.1 4 3

WYNK/Baton Rouge .4 .8 T18 T16 Combo 8.4 11.1 4 3

WYNK-FM/Baton Rouge 14.4 13.9 1 1 WHYL/Harrisburg .2 .7 DNS T24 Combo 14.8 14.7 1 1 WHYL-FMIHarrisburg 3.9 2.9 8 10

WVOK/Blrmingham .9 7 19 22 WRKZ/Harrisburg 9.9 7.2 2 2

WZZK/Blrmingham 1.0 .6 T17 19 W WYZIHartford 7.4 5.7 3 3

WZZK-FM/Birmingham 17.7 13.8 1 1 KDEO/Honolulu 1.5 1.1 16 T17 Combo 18.7 14.4 1 1 KDEO-FM/Honolulu 2.4 1.4 T11 15

WKKUIBoston DNS .7 DNS T20 KIKK/Houston .6 .3 T24 33 WCAV/Boston .3 DNS T28 DNS KIKK-FM/Houston 6.5 6.9 4 2

WDLW/Boston DNS DNS DNS DNS KILT-FM/Houston 8.2 7.5 1 1

WYRKIBuffalo 8.5 8.8 3 3 WFMS/Indianapolis 11.3 12.1 3 T1

WLON/Charlotte .3 .6 T24 17 WIRE/Indianapolis 1.5 1.8 115 12

WLVKICharlotte 5.3 6.2 6 5 WCRJ/Jacksonville 3.7 5.5 8 5

WSOCICharlotte .6 .4 T22 T22 WQIKIJacksonville .5 .4 116 T19 WSOC-FM/Charlotte 14.4 9.1 1 4 W QIK-FM/Jacksonville 12.2 9.8 1 1

WDOD/Chattanooga 2.3 1.9 T11 12 KFKFIKansas City DNS DNS DNS T21

WDOD-FM/Chattanooga 9.4 8.0 4 4 KFKF-FM/Kansas City 7.2 7.8 2 2

WUSYIChattanooga 12.6 12.2 1 2 Combo 7.2 7.8 2 2

WUSN/Chicago 2.7 3.7 13 8 WDAFIKansas City 15.5 11.6 1 1

WBVEICincinnati 2.8 2.5 T8 11 WIVK/Knoxville 3.2_ 2.5 10 8

WUBEICIncinnatl 4.8 5.3 7 7 WIVK-FM/Knoxville 31.0 32.7 1 1

WGARICleveland .6 .4 T20 T22 Combo 34.2 35.2 1 1

WGAR-FMICleveland 5.5 4.4 6 8 WSEV/Knoxville .4 DNS T16 DNS

WHOK/Columbus 5.6 5.6 5 5 WITL/Lansing DNS .3 DNS DNS

WMNI/Columbus 2.6 2.5 12 13 WITL-FMILansing 17.5 15.4 1 1

KPLXIDallas 7.3 5.5 2 4 KFMSILas Vegas 1.2 .5 20 21

KSCS/Dallas 6.9 6.6 3 2 KFMS-FM/Las Vegas 10.1 10.3 1 1

WBAP/Dallas 6.6 7.3 4 3 Combo 11.3 10.8 1 1

WHKOIDayton 8.4 8.5 T3 3 KLAC/Los Angeles 1.2 .8 T25 T34

W KSW /Dayton .5 .5 T18 19 KZLAILos Angeles* 2.0 2.3 T15 112

WONE/Dayton 4.7 3.3 T10 9 WAMZ/LoulsvIlle 18.3 16.4 1 1

KLZIDenver 2.0 2.9 16 15 WTMT/Louisville 1.5 1.7 12 11

KYGOIDenver 1.5 1.1 19 T19 Continued on Page 49

Country Ratings Index Data Summer '89 CRI: 870.3; down 23.8 points Spring '89 CRI: 894.1 Winter '89 CRI: 871 .7 Fall '88 CRI: 890.4 Summer '88 CRI: 899.7 Summer '87 CRI: 925.9 Summer '86 CRI: 950.4

Summer '89: 181 Stations 69 Up a total of 83.4 shares, Adults 25-54 94 Down a total of 1 1 1 .7 shares, Adults 25-54 16 Even

2 Debuts, 4.5 shares, Adults 25-54 1 Drop, 1 .2 shares, Adults 25-54

Spring '89: 180 Stations 79 Up a total of 91 .3 shares, Adults 25-54 74 Down a total of 74.0 shares, Adults 25-54 25 Even

2 Debuts, 9.4 shares, Adults 25-54 1 Drop, 3.1 shares, Adults 25-54

Summer '88: 180 Stations 80 Up a total of 77.5 shares, Adults 25-54 87 Down a total of 117.4 shares, Adults 25-54 13 Even

0 Debuts 0 Drops

To compensate for the addition of new Continuously Measured Markets into the CRI data base, the actual share totals for all the Country stations in Continuously Measured Markets has been multiplied by a factor of .949 to keep the CRI relative to past indices. This will continue to be done, and the factor will fluctuate, as more markets are Continu- ously Measured. Thus, the CRI is now a relative - not an absolute - number, representing actual shares.

The conversion factor is determined by additional markets, not stations. We are determining market, not station, listening levels.

Format Scorecard Stations Surveyed

Continuously Measured

Sp '89

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Su '89

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Markets with Country Outlets 78 78

25-54 Share Up 79 44% 69 38% Comparisons Down 74 41% 94 52%

Even 25 14% 16 9% Debut 2 1% 2 1% Drops 1 1

25-54 Rank Comparisons Up 65 37% 56 31%

Down 67 37% 73 41% Even 46 26% 51 28%

12+ Comparisons Up 85 47% 62 34% Down 76 42% 105 58% Even 17 9% 13 7%

Debut 2 1% 2 1% Drops 1 1

Markets With Country 22 21 #1, Adults 25.54

Markets With Country 15 13 #1 12+

Footnotes #1: WYAI/Atlanta changed from Urban WEKS and began simulcasting

with FM sister WYAY in June. #2: WCTK/Providence changed to Country from AC WMYS August 18.

.#3: WSUN/Tampa switched to News last June.


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Summer Station Scoreboard Continued from Page 48

12+ Sp '89 Su '89

25-54 Rank

Sp '89 Su '89

12+ Sp '89 Su '89

25-54 Rank Sp '89 Su '89

KTXF/McAllen-Brownsville 13.4 13.2 1 1 WIXZ/Pittsburgh .5 DNS T20 DNS KNEW/S.F.-Oakland*

WGKX/Memphis 10.5 9.9 2 3 KUPLIPortiand .8 1.1 T19 24 KSANIS.F.-Oakland

WKIS/Miami 3.2 3.3 10 T9 KUPL-FMIPortland 6.5 6.2 4 6 KEENISan Jose

WQAMIMiami .7 .8 27 T27 KWJJIPortiand 2.0 1.8 16 16 KMPS/Seattle-Tacoma

WM1L/Milwaukee 6.5 5.2 2 7 KWJJ-FMIPortland 2.9 3.6 11 T11 KMPS-FMISeattle-Tacoma

KEEY/MInn.St.Paul 6.1 6.1 6 5 WCTKIProvldence #2 - 2.3 - 9 Combo

WDGY/Minn.St.Paul 1.8 1.1 13 13 WHIMIProvidence 2.2 2.2 T14 T11 KRPMISeattle-Tacoma

KTOM/MontereySalinas 1.9 1.0 119 T21 WQDRIRaleigh-Durham 6.4 6.2 5 T3 KR PM-FMISeattle-Tacoma

KTOM-FM/Monterey-Salinas 4.1 6.3 T3 1 WKHKIRIchmond 9.3 7.5 2 5 Combo

Combo 6.0 7.3 1 1 WTVRIRIchmond .9 .8 21 19 WIXYISpringfield, MA

WSIX-FM/Nashville 9.4 8.9 3 2 KCKCIRIversideSan Ber. 2.8 3.7 T11 112 WNDRISyracuse

W SMINashvllle 4.1 4.0 11 10 KNTFIRIv.San Ber. 1.6 1.5 T13 119 WSCP/Syracuse

WSM-FMINashvllle 10.4 8.2 T1 3 K W DJIRIv.San Ber. 1.4 2.5 19 10 WSCP-FM/Syracuse

WNOEINew Orleans 1.0 .9 21 T19 WBBFIRochester .6 .9 16 T15 Combo

WNOE-FM/New Orleans 3.1 3.4 10 T11 WBEE/Rochester 8.9 9.0 3 3 WQYK/Tampa

WOXYINew Orleans 2.8 3.3 T12 T9 KRAKISacramento 4.3 3.5 111 11 WQYK-FM/Tampa

WYNY/New York 2.3 3.1 13 T10 KRAK-FMISacramento 7.0 6.7 3 4 WSUNITampa #3

WCMSINorfolk .6 .4 T21 121 WILISt. Louis .7 .6 126 T24 WKKO/Toledo

WCMS-FM/Norfolk 9,3 7.0 2 16 WIL-FM/St. Louis 5.8 4.4 4 6 WOHO/Toledo

Combo 9.9 7.4 2 6 WKKXISt. Louis 1.8 1.7 12 Ti 1 WTODIToledo

WKEZINorfolk 1.1 2.0 16 T13 KKATISalt Lake City 9.3 9.1 1 1 KCUB/Tucson

KEBC/Oklahoma City 6.5 5.7 9 T10 KSOPISalt Lake City .9 .4 T25 T27 KIIM/Tucson

KXXYIOklahoma City .7 1.6 T19 T17 KSOP-FMISalt Lake City 7.4 5.2 2 4 KTFX/Tulsa

KXXY-FMlOklahoma City 14.3 14.0 1 1 Combo 8.3 5.6 2 4 KVOOITulsa

Combo 15.0 15.6 1 1 KAJAISan Antonio 5.6 5.3 4 3 KVOO-FM/Tuisa

WKYIOklahoma City 2.4 3.0 15 16 KCYYISan Antonio' 8.4 9.0 1 2 KWENITulsa

WOW/Omaha 5.5 3.6 9 10 KKYXISan Antonio' 5.4 5.1 6 T9 WMZQIWashington

WOW-FM/Omaha 7.7 7.3 4 5 KOWAISan Diego* DNS .4 DNS T30 WMZQ-FMIWashington

WWKAIOrlando 9.7 8.8 2 3 KOWFISan Diego* .5 .4 T32 T36 Combo

WXTU/Philadelphia 4.0 4.6 10 4 KSONISan Diego 1.0 1.1 T20 20 WIRKIWest Palm Beach

KMLE/Phoenix 3.3 3.7 7 7 KSON-FM/San Diego 6.0 5.0 T3 6 WEMRIWilkes Barre -

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Combo KOWA/San Diego N. Cty KOWFISan Diego N. Cty KEEN/S.F. ARB

7.0 1.0 1.7 1.0

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T24 119 T29

3 16

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Scranton WGTYIYork WXKU/York WOXK/Youngstown-Warren

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Sp '89 Su '89

1.4 1.1 T25 T30 3.4 2.7 T3 T6

3.4 2.3 7 T19 .9 .9 24 24

4.1 6.1 6 T2

5.0 7.0 6 2

.3 .2 30 T26 2.5 3.5 114 6

2.8 3.7 14 6

1.6 .6 T10 T20 2.6 1.5 T11 13

DNS .4 DNS T19 .8 .9 14 16 .8 1.3 14 T14 .9 .7 118 T20

7.8 7.5 3 3

2.8 - 114 - 9.6 10.9 2 T1

1.3 1.0 115 T15 3.3 2.4 10 T15 3.9 3.9 19 T9

6.9 10.3 4 3

2.5 3.3 12 12

7.2 7.3 7 T7

4.7 4.1 T9 11

11.7 11.0 1 2

.5 .2 T25 T29 5.6 6.2 T1 1

6.1 6.4 1 1

5.4 5.3 2 2

DNS .6 DNS T33

5.6 7.0 6 4

.6 1 .2 T21 T19 0.9 8.3 3 4

Breakouts: AM vs. FM Band: AM FM

Stations: Su '89 80 101

Sp '89 81 99

Su '88 80 100

Su '87 78 96

Su '86 88 101

Total Su '89 25-54 Shares 109.0 12% 808.1 88% Total Sp '89 25-54 Shares 116.2 12% 825.9 88% Net Gain/Loss -7.2 29% -17.8 71%

Total Su '88 25-54 Shares 147.3 16% 797.6 84% Total Su '87 25-54 Shares 153.6 16% 831.2 84%

Summer '89 25-54 Share Totals (Shares in parentheses) Up 30 38% (18.9) 39 39% (64.5)

Down 37 46% (24.9) 57 56% (86.8) Rat 13 16% 3 3%

Debut 0 2 2% (4.5) Drop 1 (1.2) o

Legend All figures refer to Arbitron metro survey areas, Monday -Sunday, 6am-midnight. Stations with #1 shares have 12+ figures in bold. Previous numbers for stations debuting this book, and stations not Country during the sweep,

are designated by "--."

Demo figures are for market rank, not actual share. Below -the -line signals are included in determining a station's rank, but do not contribute figures

toward the CRI.

Asterisks indicate Country stations in a particular market which are co -owned but have different call letters.

"DNS" means a station did not show in the ratings book. Copyright 1989 Arbitron Ratings Company. May not be quoted or reproduced without

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50 RàR December8,1989 NASHVILLE THIS WEEK

Shelton Sends Seasons Greetings

If you haven't already received one, there's a greeting card on the way from Ricky Van Shelton. Enclosed you'll find his Christmas LP on a special CD. Upon closer inspec- tion, you'll note the snow-covered landscape was painted by none other than Ricky himself! Step aside, Currier & Ives.

The project started when Shelton told the CBS/Nashville folks he wanted to do something special for radio to thank broadcasters for the great year he's had. He and CBS Director/Product Marketing Jim Carlson put their heads together and came up with the novel gift. Shelton then spent hours and hours personally signing all 2100 cards as he traveled on road trips.

Worldwide Earthquake Benefit

Dan Seals, Crystal Gayle, Donna Meade, and Dwight Yoakam will appear in a segment of the Discov- ery Channel/Planet Earth Televi- sion's "Christmas With The Stars International Earthquake Benefit" on December 15. The three-hour live broadcast from L.A. will feature segments from Nashville, San Francisco, Atlantic City, and the Soviet Union, beginning at 5pm PST. The show will be seen coast to coast in the US as well as in the

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BROOKS DEBUTS AT LONE STAR - Garth Brooks (c) got a lot of support from his Capitol/Nashville and CEMA friends when he made his New York debut at the Lone Star Roadhouse as part of the Marlboro Country Music Fes- tival. Pictured are (I -r) Brooks's co -manager Bob Doyle, CEMA's Paul Lanning, Capitol/Nashville's Executive VP/ - GM Jerry Crutchfield, Brooks, Capitol's Bonnie Rasmussen, CEMA's Steve Schoen, and Brooks's co -manager Pam Lewis.

a "Cross The Country Volunteer Jam." Local jamborees will be held on January 21 throughout the US. Profits will benefit the areas recently devastated by hurricanes or earthquakes. For information about local participation call Roz Smith at (207) 873-6176 or Barry Zell at (207) 948-2939.

New RH, Milsap Management

Restless Heart and Ronnie Milsap have both signed manage-

ment agreements with Moress/ Nanas/Golden. The company's Chip Peay told R&R, "Stan (Moress) and I are thrilled to have artists of this caliber join our roster."

Marie Osmond and her singing siblings are touring with their annual "Magic of Christmas" show. She'll be Grand Marshal of Atlan- ta's Christmas parade and will perform at Disneyland on New Year's Eve.

Ricky Skaggs was picked as Best Country Guitarist in Guitar Player magazine's 1989 Readers' Poll ... Lee Greenwood accepted a check for $1 million on behalf of the USO from AT&T. The funds will help pay for the cost of entertainment tours and USO centers at US Military installations overseas .. .

Industry veteran Ann Tant will be inducted into the Alabama Country Music Hall Of Fame. Tant presently represents Starway Records and is Suzi Beatty's personal manager.

LOVELESS LANE - When Patty Loveless returned to Elkhorn City, KY for her second annual homecoming concert, she was honored by the city, which renamed its main road "Patty Loveless Drive."

HEADHUNTERS HOST HONCHOS - The Kentucky Headhunters performed a private showcase for PolyGram/ New York staffers while in town for the CMJ convention. Backstage following the show are (l -r) KHH's Fred Young, PolyGram/Nashville's VP/Creative Harold Shedd, PolyGram Exec. VP Bob Jamieson, KHH's Greg Martin (in front) and Richard Young, PolyGram/New York's Alan Voss, KHH's Doug Phelps, PolyGram/New York Senior VP/Na- tional Sales Jim Caparro, KHH's Ricky Phelps, and PolyGram/New York Exec. VP/Administration Peter Takiff.

BELLAMYS SIGN WITH MONTEREY - The Bellamy Brothers recently signed an exclusive booking agreement with Nashville -based Monterey Artists. Assembled for the formalities were (l -r) MA agents James Yelich and Bobby Cudd, Howard Bellamy, David Bellamy, and MA President Fred Bohlinger.

NO, I DON'T - After Cindy Burch (I) of the Burch Sisters said "I do" to new husband Lee Davis, she tried to coax her reluctant sisters (l -r) Cathy and Charlene to follow suit.


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Sports Director/Personality sought for four -man morning show. Heavy local sports. FB and BB color. Experience a must. T&R: WNNC, Box 940, Newton, NC 28658. 112/11 FOE

Air Personalities sought to battle FM's. Join the fight in Flori- da. Females and minorities encouraged. T&R: WOCO-AM, Dean Tyler, 1227 Del Prado, Cape Coral, FL 33990. 112/11 EOE

Burhart/Douglas Assoc. seeks a production whiz for a top 35 market client. Some air work required. T&R: Greg Gillespie, 6500 River Chase Circle East, Atlanta, GA 30328. (12/11 EOE

Immediate opening on service/sales team. Two years' technical/concept selling mandatory. RESUMES: KWVS, Gary Mari- cle, 1520 South Port Avenue, Corpus Christi, TX 78405. 112/81 EOE

News Reporter/Anchor sought for aggressive News/Talk station in North Carolina beach community. CALL: Donn, (9191 251-WAAV. 112/81 EOE

Parttime Air Talent sought for Corpus Christi outlet. Please, no calls. T&R: KWVS, 1520 South Port Avenue, Corpus Christi, TX 78405. 112/81 EOE

Beach yourself on the Suncoast. Seeking GM, PD, ND and PBP Sportscaster for our Tampa Bay radio client. T&R: Box 22607, Tampa, FL 33622-2607. 112/81 EOE

WJSK seeks morning drive Air Personality immediately. T&R: Box 2265, Lumberton, NC 28359. (12/81 EOE

Hot AC outlet seeking funny morning AT/Production Director. Must be creative and have great phone skills. T&R: WYMX, Mike Thomas, Box 1686, Greenwood, MS 38930. (12/81 EOE

Staffing AOR start-up. Southeastern top 100 market seeking all shifts and clean, strong morning Co -host and production aces. T&R: AOR, 4422 Manor Hall Lane, Fairfax, VA 22033. 112/81 EOE

WEEJ is seeking top notch Program Director, AM Talent and Announcers to build a 100,000 watt powerhouse. T&R: 4288 Jotoma Lane, Charlotte Harbor, FL 33980. 112/81 EOE

100,000 watt AC on Georgia coast seeks midday AT immediately. Females and minorities encouraged. T&R: WHFX, Dave Stewart, Brunswick, GA 31521. 112/81 EOE

Immediate opening for AE at station near D.C. Established and profitable list for self-starter. RESUMES: WCVA/WCUL, Sally Crismond, #1 Radio Lane, Culpeper, VA 22701. 112/81 EOE

Suburban D.C. Country has immediate opening for talented Air Personality. Experience a must. T&R: WPRW, Don Bolger, Box 1460, Manassas, VA 22110. 112/81 EOE

Medium market Country leader seeking Announcer. Females and minorities encouraged. T&R: KJNE, Box 7795, Waco, TX 76714. 112/8) EOE

PROD. DIR. Southwest Florida's top CHR is looking for a Production Director that writes great copy, has top notch production skills, and a killer voice. Send T&R immediately to: Chris Cue, Program Director WINK FM 97, 1412 Jackson St., Ft. Myers, FL 33901. EOE

WAVE TALK RADIO

WTKN 102.5 FM ffljnEEINI

Tampa Bay "NAC'

PRODUCTION DIRECTOR Strong production voice for commercials & promos. Creative use of multi -track equipment necessary. T&R to: Blake Lawrence, WHVE, 11300 4th St. N. Suite 318, St. Petersburg, FL, 33716 EOE

OPENINGS

Our last production Director became a PO. Are you good enough to take his place? The job includes writing, mufti -track production, a daily airshlft, and some administrative responsibilities. We offer a solid company, a state-of- the-art 8 -track recording facility, the strongest FM signal in town, and life in Texas' most beautiful city. T&R to: Kelly Carls, KOFX, 811

Barton Springs Road, Austin TX, 78704. M/F EOE

URBAN MORNING

HOST Exceptionally talented URBAN MORNING SHOW HOST needed. EXCELLENT PRO- DUCTION SKILLS A MUST! We offer great pay for good talent. No Beginners. Send tape and resume in strictest confidence to: Radio & Records, 1930 Cen- tury Park West, #705, Lcs Angeles, CA 90067. M/F Equal Opportunity Employer.

GENERAL MANAGER Radio veteran with outstanding leadership skills and successful background in

CHR programming and management needed. Top 100 Mid Atlantic market. Rush resume & compensation requirements to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #718, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

NEWS HOUND WANTED Come join the South's hottest morning show. Must be credible yet bright, energetic, and creative. Duties include: An- choring morning news, covering local news events and a desire to be great. Rush a tape, resume and writing samples to: John Peake, I-95, Radio, 2146 Highland Avenue, South Birmingham, Alabama 35205. M/F EOE

NEW FM

Excellent Opportunity for aggressive radio people. Need ENTIRE staff for AC/Oldies, Med. market, Louisiana. Here's your chance! Send T&R to R&R, 1930 Century Park West, #720, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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Our Newsperson/Morning sidekick is joining Birmingham #1 morning show. Developing talent...send copy/cassette/resume to: Brian Douglas, Box 13549, Tallahassee, FL 32317. Females encouraged. EUE

AIR TALENT, all shifts & NEWS DIRECTOR for new Classic Rock in North Carolina. Creative and energetic pros with at least 3 years of on air, production and promotion experience. Excellent salary, new studios & great benefits. FOE, M/F. T&R now to:

Ray St. James 225 Green St.

Suite 700 Fayetteville, N.C. 28302

-I #1 Rated Country FM 1

Seeks aggressive, detail oriented, P.D. 3 for Med. market. Excellent opportunity. I Will have 4 hr. day shift, South Central

U.S. Send picture, T&R to R&R, 1930 Century Park West, #721, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

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MORNINGS Florida Hitradio Dynamic Morning Talent. Medium Market Class -C FM leader. Great pay, company & all tools. If you're aggressive, topical, funny and won't settle for less than total dominance, send Cassette, Resume & Photo immediately to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #727, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

FLORIDA P-3 CHR looking for developing morning talent, good with phones, one on one, quick wit- ted, clean, entertaining. Salary: $30,000. Send T&R & Photo to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #719, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

WOLL OLDIES 94

Palm Beach County's brand new All Oldies sta-

tion, WOLL, seeks experienced Program Direc-

tor/Air Talent for immediate opening. You should

only apply if you are a driven PD with experience

in Oldies, Hot AC or Adult CHR. Position includes

a daily airshift, morning drive preferred but not a

prerequisite. You must be a highly creative pro- motor and sensitive to air talent guidance. If you

meet these criteria and understand that broad-

casting is a business, please rush cassette,

resume and brief cover to our consultant:

PETE SALANT BROADCAST CONSULTANT

BOX 575 CHESHERE, CT 06410

Lappin Communications is an equal opportunity employer.

Women and minorities are urged to apply.

MIDWEST

News Director sought for top rated combo in Southwest Kan- sas. Strong gathering, writing and on -air skills a must. T&R' KIUL/KWKR, Box 878, Garden City, KS 67846. 112/11 EOE

WBBG/WBBW seeks a Copywriter/Production Dir. On-air/in- studio production preferred, writing experience required. T&R: Jeff Kelly, 418 Knox Street, Youngstown, OH 44502. 112/11 EOE

KJCK-FM in the Tri -City area is seeking AT's for all dayparts. T&R: James Phelps, Box 789, Junction City, KS 66441. 112/11 EOE

If you are tired of high-pressure no fun radio, learn and work at top rated Country KFXI. One year experience required. T&R: Box 433, Lawton, OK 73502. 112/11 EUE

Sales Manager sought for multi -city sales force. Must be experienced and able to handle regional sales. RESUME: KFXI, Box 433, Lawton, OK 73502. 112/11 EUE

Farm Broadcaster for WSMI and 50,000 watt WSMI-FM. Broadcast farm news events. Handle some agri sales. T&R: Box 10, Litchfield, IL 62056. 112/11 EOE

KMOM seeks mature, experienced Announcer with good News and on -air skills for medium market community station. T&R: Ivan Hohnstadt, Box 900, Montcello, MN 55362. 112/11 EUE

WTCH/WOWN in Shawano, WI is seeking experienced Sales Persons. Send resume in confidence TO: Bruce Grassman, Wheeler Broadcasting, 1456 E. Green Bay Street, 54166. 112/11 EUE

News Director and Anchor/Reporter applications sought for possible future openings. T&R: WIRL, Dave Brannen, Box 3335, Peoria, IL 61614. 112/81 EOE

Ohio start-up group FM outlet seeks Air Talent/Program Di- rector. Generous compensation, CHR/AC experience a must. T&R: APQ, 2108 Fox Hill, Grand Blanc, MI 48439. 112/81 EOE

Announcer sought. WTAO/Classic hits seeks young, up -beat midday Air Talent. T&R: Tom Miller, Box 370, Murphysboro, IL 62966. 112/81 EOE

Production Director sought for combo serving Madison and Jaynesville. Creativity, voice and attitude a must. T&R: Mike Langevin, Box 94, Fort Atkinson, WI 53538. 112/81 EOE

OPENINGS

Females and minorities encouraged for high profile on -air position at an ultra cool station with great facilities. T&R: KRNA, Mark Voc, 2105 A.C.T. Circle, Iowa City, IA 52240. 112/81 EOE

KRBB/Wichita is seeking bright AC Personalities for parttime and future fulltime. T&R: Dean Taylor, 200 N. Broadway, Suite 300, KS 67202. 112/81 EOE

WKBV/WFMG accepting applicants for future on -air openings. No calls please. T&R: Dennis Daily, Box 1646, Rich- mond, IN 47374. 112/81 EOE

WGLO seeks mature, ressponsible and experienced on -air talent for future openings. T&R: Jerry Jaye, 331 Fulton Street, Suite 819, Peoria IL 61602. 112/81 EOE

Growing AOR is accepting applicants for future on -air consi- deration. No calls please. T&R: WYBR, Tim Crull, Box 7180, Rockford, IL 61126-7180. 112/81 EUE

On -Air Talent Wanted Morning entertainer sought for Top 35 midwestern Major League market with great lifestyle appeal. Topicality, locali- ty, great phones, innovation, constant visibility and fun are the minimum re-

quirements. T&R to: Media Strategies, 26400 Lahser Road, Suite 215, South- field, Michigan 48034. M/F EOE

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wanted for successful AM/FM COMBO in Midwest Small -Medium Market. Well established, dominant stations. Nice, friendly community. Requires leadership ability successful track record in sales management. Send resume/history to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #717, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

NEWS DIRECTOR for leading micropolitan market. Strong delivery for mornings and production. Aggressive gathering and writing abilities. Send news/commercial tape, resume, writing samples to Tim Akers, KYFM, PO BOX 1100, Bartlesville, OK 74005. EOE

16 SHARE TOP 100 MIDWEST CHR, needs A Real Personality with STRONG PROD for Mid -days. Liner readers can save themselves the postage. Tape & Creative production to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #724, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

PROMOTION! MARKETING ASSOCIATE

Work with nation's best programmers, clients services and sales departments with latest digital technology in all size markets coast to coast. Prior programming, marketing and promotion experience in radio/syndication level a plus. Writing skills and ability to create flexible con- cepts to fit large and small markets a

must. Resumes only, Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #733, Los Angeles, CA 90067.

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PROGRAM DIRECTOR National programmer with proven track record. Research experience, ability to work with PD's and GM's, and good people skills a must. State-of-the-art music management and digital delivery systems. Excellent benefits. Resumes to: Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #722, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE

OPENINGS

NEWS DIRECTOR Top rated AM/FM combo currently conducting a nationwide search for a News Director/Anchor. Three years experience minimum, ability to direct three person staff in a competitive environment. T&R to Radio & Records, 1930 Century Park West, #725, Los Angeles, CA 90067. EOE M/F

WEST Fulltime opening for overnight AT. Commercial broadcasters only, two years' experience minimum. Insurance and incen- tives. CALL. Paul or Monte, 14061 728-9300. 112/1) EOE

Rocky mountain AOR outlet seeks afternoon drive Air Talent with monster production skills. T&R: KZYR, General Manag- er, Box 5559, Avon, CO 81620. 112/11 EOE

Creative, enthusiastic, reliable, quick -draw copywriting AT's sought for L.A. area. CALL: What's up into, Cynthia, 12131 756-7656. 112,11 EOE

Sales Manager sought for KCEZ. Great opportunity for the right person. Resume and salary history required. TO: 467 "B" Street, Colma, CA 94104. 112/11 EOE

Full service experienced Promotions Director sought for heritage CHR. Females and minorities encouraged. RESUME: KCPX, 434 Bearcat Drive, Salt Lake City, UT 84115. 112/11 EOE

Creative and ambitious communicator sought to market radio advertising for top rated combo station. RESUME: KOHL, 2070 Overland, Billings, MT 59102. 112/81 EOE

Southern California CHR seeks three talented AT's. Enthusi- asm and good phones a must. Middays, nights and overnight positions available. CALL: 16191 244-2000. 112/81 EOE

Production person sought for KKBT to assist PD in day-to-day operations. Multi -track experience a must. No calls please. T&R: 6735 Yucca Street, Los Angeles, CA 90028.

KAMJ-FM seeks top notch Air Personality for 10p -2a shift and weekends. No calls please. T&R: 4745 N. 7th street, Suite 135, Phoenix, AZ 85014. 112/81 EOE

Production Assistant sought for KFI/KOST in Los Angeles. Absolutely no calls. RESUME: Lynn Marenin, 610 S. Ardmore Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90005. 112/81 EOE

KRQR seeks future full and parttime Announcers. Join the Bay area's best AOR station. T&R: Chris Miller, One Embarca- dero Center, San Francisco, CA 94111. 112/81 EOE

Oregon's KIQY Top 40 is growing. Future fulltime openings in News, Interests and possible parttime also. T&R: Scott Lock- wood, 743 Main Street, Lebanon, OR 97355. 112/81 EOE

Evening airshift available with KFAT/Country music. Conver- sational and controlled. Production a must. T&R: Rick Han- sen, Box 965, Corvallis, OR 97339. 112/8) EOE

PROMOTION DIRECTOR Aggressive, creative, marketing oriented pro wanted for Rock & Roll station in Los Angeles. Must have 3 years major market promotion experience in Radio/TV/Film. People skills, detail orientation and p.c. skills a must. Rush resume (no phone calls) to: Steve Ellis, KLSX, 3580 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90010.

KLS7.1 LA's Classic Rock

49 A Greater Media Station r Equal Opporrunay/Affirmative Action Employer

OPENINGS

KBCO liadio has a rare

AM/FM full time on -air staff

position open for 6-10p.m. shift. Must have a

conversational delivery, fun but not hype, exten-

sive music knowledge, creative production skills, several years on -air experience in album rock

radio, and a long-term commitment to KBCO.

Please send tape, resume and a detailed letter

showing your music knowledge and career goals

to:

John Bradley

KBCO AM/FM

4801 Riverbend Road

Boulder, CO 80301

No calls. Affirmative Action Employer.

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KNAC á ¿K 705.5 Nation's premier hard rocker needs experienced AOR Program Director with strong management skills. Resumes to Gary Price, VP -GM, KNAC, 100 Oceangate, Suite P-70, Long Beach, CA

90802. No calls. EOE

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MORNINGS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Market leading A/C 90 minutes from LA in one of Southern California's fastest growing metro areas needs morning talent immediately.... Topical, witty, phones, community involved, audience friendly.... Can you do the deal? We'll give you all the tools including ACN. Fed Ex T&R to: Gary Wilson, Y-102, 12370, Hesperia Road, Suite 17, Victorville, CA 92393, EOE

COLORADO Top -rated AM/Fm "Country" combo needs experienced Production Director with good people skills & organization. C&R with references to: Charlie Cassidy, P.O. Box 39102, Colorado Springs, CO

80949. Females & minorities encouraged. No Calls. EOE

K JOY FM 99 #1 For Easy Favorites

Looking for the best Soft AC/EZ air talent with outstanding production skills for Fresno's KOJY.

Shift is afternoon -drive. Experience required.

Send T&R to G.M. KOJY, 597 N. Alta, Dinuba, CA

93618. No phone calls please. EOE

Jingles, jocks and jokes -- they're all in the R&R Marketplace --

Call 213-553-4330.

MONSTER PRODUCTION Join Hawaii's Number One Hit Music Station. New Facilities, plenty of Toys &

Sunshine. Must know MIDI, MULTI, Computers and Radio. M/F, T&R (No Calls

Please) Kimo Akane - 711 Kapiolani Blvd., Suite 1193, Honolulu, Hawaii 96813.


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POSITIONS SOUGHT

POSITIONS SOUGHT

East coast/Florida AC/CHR/Oldies outlets. If your Air Talent sounds tragic, I'll work magic. I'm witty, zany and real. NEIL:

19041 243-8413. 112/8)

23 year pro AT is hungry for your radio station. Most recently WTRY. High profile on and off the air. Promoter. JERRY: 15181 355-2671. 112/81

Hardworking Air Talent seeks to move up in the world. Larger market or first Program Director job. STEVE: 12161 676-8236. 112/81

Working 18 year professional. Great organizational skills and team player attitude. Seeking longevity in major or medium market. JAY: 1214) 271-3284. 112/81

Attention Pittsburgh area. Air Personality with six years' experience in AC/CHR/CR formats and PBP skills seeks relocation. SAL: 1904) 874-1165. 112/81

Top 50 market PM Drive Personality with major market experience is relocating to Columbus, GA and is seeking employment. CHARLES: 17161 865-8277. 112/81

A talented Midwest workaholic for you, a warm climate and a

decent paycheck for me. Interested in a trade. AT/MD/PD four years' experience. RICK CARLSON: 1612) 642-5245. 112/81

Female college graduate has earned wings and is ready to soar with your station. Three years' experience. AT and/or copywriter. 1717) 742-3597. 112/8)

Where can a family man find a good, medium market afternoon/morning position with a Classic Rock, CHR or Hot AC

station. ROBBIE: (9041 864-2373. (12/81

Female Air Talent seeking South Florida gig. Currently doing AC, but have AOR experience too. Energetic, versatile, team player. 14071 966-2947. 112/81

Oldies aspen seeks Gold/AOR/Classic Rock outlet. Single and 30, with five years' experience. Formerly WSPT/WSPO. VIC:

17151 344-3264. 112/81

Parttime Air Talent seeks fulltime in small market Western state. References available. TOM DARBY: 17021 786-5503. 112/81

18 year multiformat pro Air Talent with multitrack capabilities seeks hit station. Western CHR/AC/CR outlets preferred. 17161 987-8111. 112 /81

Attention Nashville. Seeking relocation. Seven years' experience CHR/AC. T.R. MCCOY: 16161 728-5404. (12/81

Satellite's in, I'm out. I'll be there as soon as you need me.

Seven year pro AT with experience in all shifts, AC/CR/Top 40/Oldies. LARRY: (3041 296-9338. 112/8)

Funny, successful drivetime show. Available teem or solo. Seeking top 50. JC: 12031 877-8432. 112/81

LET'S WIN! t I Anything less just don't make it.

Polished drivetime energy...production pro! Currently on -air in Fi. CHR/UC.

,(904) 351-4251

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Experienced small/medium market CHR/AC AT/OM/PD ;earthing for next challenge. I want to add you to my list of successes. JIM: 13041 233-8937. 112/81

If you can find anyone with a better record, more skills and quality energy to offer, hire him. He's a winner. Need results and not excuses. 14081 241-3926. 112/81

Experienced and energetic team player seeks to shift her golden tones into medium or major market. HOLLY: (2161 838-9280. 112/81

All I want for Christmas is to be your Sports Director. Five years' experience. BILL: 12161 255-8143. 112/81

SWM, 24, 6 foot 2 inches, 212 lbs. Two years' experience, and 53 voices, seeks top 100 morning show as sidekick/co- host/voice talent. BILL: 18031 772-5006. 112/81

I have worked Los Angeles, Dallas, Tampa, Jacksonville and more. 15 years' OM/PD/AT experience. Market size and format unimportant. DWAYNE BONDS: 16141 859-6064. 112/81

Morning glue. Successful wake-up Host with 20 years' experience in the majors seeks bond with AC station aspiring to market ownership. CARL: (3051 427-2437. 112/81

Snowbird seeks sunshine. Must have been a flamingo in another life. Seven years' of ruffled feathers seeks Florida nest. Will consider all. CHARLENE: 1414) 774-4714. (12/8)

Attention radio stations. Adda twist to your current programming. You too can have the reality show on your channel. BOB DEAN: 12131 965-0380. 112/81

Five years' experience seeks on -air position in SD or surrounding states. Professional, hardworking and dependable. BILL CSONGRADI: (6051 882-3239. 112/81

POSITIONS SOUGHT

If you are seeking fanny morning drive entertainers who are not just Announcers, we have what you are looking for. JIM AND JOANNE CROSSAN: (803) 234-0437. (12/8)

Small market full service Program Director/morning Host with medium market experience seeks to move up in the world. DAVE: 13161 227-7825. 112/81

Attention Twin Cities and surrounding area. Air Talent with five years' experience seeks parttime position. Any format considered. JOHN: 1612) 955-2739. 112/8)

Have sports broadcasting experience, will travel. Young college graduate seeks sports or sports/AT position anywhere in

the USA. BOB: 1308) 946-2355. 112/8)

Versatile and hardworking AT seeks Announcer/Production position. All offers and shifts considered, willing to relocate. JOHN: 1213) 821-2128. (12/81

Talented CHR Air Personality with ten years' experience, five of them at WKDD/Akron. Please hire me in time for Christmas. RICK ALLEN: 12161 733-6138. (12/81

Ten year veteran. CHR/UC/AOR/AC, currently Classic Rock mornings in Las Vegas. Previously Production Director/PMD 093 in New Orleans. DAVE: 17021 254-5106. 112/81

Enthusiasm, energy end experience. Add that to a timely, topical team player and you get results. I deliver, and seek stability in return. BEN: 15051 437-3939. 112/8)

Hardworking, pleasant and professional former Program Di- rector for Country outlet seeking similar circumstances and willing to relocate. ALAN MAWBY: (8161 637-7787. (12/8)

Everybody rock and roll the place. Three year pro Air Talent with creative writing ability seeks to match with a community leading rocker. KB: 12011633-8304. 112/81

Award winning production and monster Air Talent. Fresh from top rated W. VA CHR outlet. Voices, bits, characters, copy and charisma. KAT: 18041 596-3947. (12/81

gialmmaimmomiimmr FREE CARPHONE* JERRY "DJ" SMOTHERS

D.A.T., REMIX/PROD PRO IS NOW AVAILABLE

'RANDOMLY SELECTED CALLERS WILL RECEIVE A FREE CARFHONE.

STATION MGMT ONLY!

Jerry "DJ" Strothers (412) 244-0815

Dedicated and versatile pro AT with ten years' experience seeks MD/Air shift in medium market. Prefer South or East, willing to relocate. FRED: 17041 563-2866. 112/81

Award winning writing/production. Announcer with 18 years' experience and five years' management experience in

all types of formats. GARY REID: 18171 246-4761. 112/81

Robert J. Wright, most recently mornings WKLQ/Grand Rap-

ids, also mornings in Philadelphia, Cleveland and New Or- leans. Available immediately. ROBERT: 1616) 957-1076. 112/81

Recent graduate seeking promotions position. Strong knowledge of strategic marketing and experience at Baltimore's AOR station. LARRY: (3011 317-0051. (12/81

Super attitude, willing to relocate. Creativity along with great voice, energetic and dependable. Sports PBP also. STEVE: 13031 693-3925. 112/B1

Broadcasting school graduate seeks entry level/first job with small market Country station. Have tapes, will travel. TODD:

1214) 987-9765. 112/81

Yo. Maine and New Hampshire. Let's get busy. Maine's choice is Samantha. Seeking fulltime. Great pipes and winning attitude. Let's work. (5081 369-7081. 112/81

College graduate, experienced in a number of formats seeks to move up. WANDA: 14141 426-0856. 112/81

The next big name In Talk radio. You bet. Seasoned Producer ready to jump to the talk Host chair in medium market. CAMPBELL: 1813) 821-8528. (12/8)

All the best Jobe ... all over the country ... every week in R&R Opportunities ... check 'em outl

$5,000 to find a gig. That's what Jerry is spending to locate a

top notch CHR/UC air shift DAT production pro available immediately. JERRY: (41 2) 244-0815. 112/11

AC/CHR or Modern Country AT. People oriented Programmer who believes the most important thing is what is on when the music isn't playing. BEN: 15051437-3939. (12/11

Attention Carolinas and Virginia. Have you got an on -air, re-

search or promotions gig. Plenty of computer experience, hardworking and employable. JIM DAVIS: 19191 947-5123. 112/11

POSITIONS SOUGHT

Bill Hickok. Seven years' in Memphis mornings. Great num-

bers, great voices, great gosh, he's too good not to be working for you. 1601) 781-3116. 112/11

Man with voices in his head and ideas on his mind seeks place to showcase his talents. If you can offer new and challenging opportunities. 1718) 979-3171. 112/11

Program Director/Operations Manager with fifteen years ex-

perience in CHR/AC formats. Seeking next challenge. DAVE:

19041 939-1918. 112/11

20 year production whiz available now for medium or large

Southeast market. Multi -track, voices and top notch organization and people skills. JOHN: (9041 596-0071. 112/11

Desire for News. Strong and enthusiastic personality AT

seeks News challenge in Southern California. JILL: (714) 538-3870. 112/11

Challenge me. Ten year pro AT seeks PD/AT position in small

or medium market. I know CR/AC/AOR. Let's do it. BAILEY:

1303) 225-9693. (12/11

Phlash. Fabulous and fierce AT with far-out phones and facul-

ty from the future. Formerly in Florida. PHLASH: 1301)

435-7523.112/11

Jerry "DJ" Strothers Seeks Upscale CHR/UC Station High Profile - Digital Production Pro

PGH, PA (412) 244-0815

My mouth will make money for your talk station, and increase listener/caller interest. Air Talent with production and promotion experience for hire. ANNE: (9041 473-9243. (12/11

Jack Reynolds is seeking top 100. Country/Gold/AOR/CR/AC outlet, morning sidekick/PM drive,APD duties. JACK: 19191

738-5663. 112/11

Experienced, mature Air Talent seeks opportunity in mornings or afternoons. Medium or large market, prefer Southwest. BILL: (4041922-0611. 112/11

Forced to relocate. AT/Prod in Los Angeles, seeking less hec-

tic living. Clean, hip and reliable. Any format. JOHN LOGIC:

18181 243-1814. (12/11

AT with two years' experience and knowledge of music in

UC/CHR/AOR formats, seeks to relocate to Southern Virginia. ED CONTU: (2031 372-7423. 112/11

Bag -o -talent. AT/ProductionNoiceovers and more. Seeks

Western states, medium/small market with pleasant sur-

roundings. DICK: (818) 897-5480. 112/11

It's holiday gift time. On my wish list for Santa is an AT job.

Who will play Santa for met JIM: 1414) 694-5389. 112/1)

Seeking rock and roll nights or overnights. DAVE: 18151

933-6779. 112/11

Hardworking, pleasant and professional Country Air Talent

willing to relocate. 18161 637-7787. 112/11

Twenty years' major/minor league baseball, NFL/college f oot-

ball and basketball PBP. BILL MERCER: 717 Winchester, Rich-

ardson, TX 75080. 112/11

Great voice and production. Five years' experience in Califor- nia includes news, PBP, phones and remotes. Great for per-

sonality station. CHRIS: (2141 987-9860. (12/11

Let's do it. Eight years' on -air and production. Pro AT who is

ready to get busy in Southern California. MARK: 1714) 971-1616. (12/11

Miami/Fort Lauderdale/West Palm Beach. Already a name in

these markets, now I want more. Female AT with experience. WRITE: Miami AT, Box 7824, Hollywood, FL 33081. (12/11

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56 Decemberaims URBAN NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

OREAUCE1;ts PAULA ABDUL

Opposites Attract (Virgin) 77% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 20/3, Light 52/20, Total Adds 23 including WXYV, WILD, WRKS, WUSL, WHUR, WVEE, K97, WFXM, WVOI, KDKO. Debuts at number 39 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

KEISHA JACKSON Hot Little Love Affair (CBS)

67% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 33/0, Light 28/10, Total Adds 10, WTLC, KMJM, KJLH, WXOK, WDKT, Z16, WJJS, WTUG, HOT96, KBUZ. Debuts at number 38 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

MILES JAYE Heaven (Island)

67% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0, Light 53/16, Total Adds 16 including WHUR, WHJX, WBLZ, KPRS, WQMG, WDKT, WBLX, K98 -FM, WVOI, KDKO.

RUBY TURNER

It's Gonna Be Alright (Jive/RCA) 67% of our reporting stations on It. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 16/0, Light 47/18, Total Adds 18 including WHUR, WZAK, WTLC, KPRS, KJLH, WNHC, KBCE, KOXL, WMGL, WJTT.

MICHEL'LE No More Lies (Ruthless/Atco)

60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 16/0, Light 39/12, Total Adds 12 including WAMO, KPRS, KBCE, WDKT, WJMI, KIPR, WFXM, WOOK, WGPR, WVOI.

DENIECE WILLIAMS Every Moment (MCA)

60% of our reporting stations on it. Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 30/1, Light 26/6, Total Adds 7, WAMO, HOT104, KMJQ, KBCE, WENN, WMGL, KBUZ. Debuts at number 40 on the Urban Contemporary chart.

.f'T!!F1 JAMES INGRAM "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Man" (WB) 53/16 Rotations. Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/1, Light 42/15, Total Adds 16 including WDAS, WHUR, HOT103, PWR94, WZAK, WTLC, WFXA, WATV. WAGH, WQMG. Heavy. WBLX. Mediums include. WKYS, WWDM, WDKT, WEUP, WOOK.

CHRIS McDANIEL "Try Me" (Mega Jam) 53/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 15/0, Light 38/9, Total Adds 9, WAMO, HOT104, WBLZ, WTLC, KBCE, WDKT, WQIC, WCDX, WANM. Mediums include: KMJQ, K97, KRNB, WJIZ, WFXA.

PIECES OF A DREAM "What Can I Do" (EMI) 4926 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 44/26, Total Adds 26 including WXYV, WDAS, WHJX, WYLD, HOT103, WGCI, KPRS. 0C104, WJIZ, KBCE. Medium: WZAK, WWDM, KIPR, WCDX, WDZZ.

CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS "Promises, Promises" (Reprise) 48/11 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/0, Light 36/11, Total Adds 11 including WAMO, WEDR, WZAK, WZFX, Z104, WOIC, WBLX, K98 -FM, WCDX, WGPR. Mediums include: WILD, WDAS, KMJQ, KJLH, WAGH.

ROB BASE "Turn It Out (Go Base)" (Profile) 47/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 16/0, Light 31/4, Total Adds 4, WFXA, WPGA, K98 -FM, KDKO. Mediums include: WHUR, HOT104, KHYS, KMJQ, K97.

CHERYL LYNN "Whatever It Takes" (Virgin) 45/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 14/1, Light 31/6, Total Adds 7, WAMO, WHJX, WJIZ, WFXA, KIIZ, WIZF, WGPR. Mediums include: WDAS, WHUR, K97, WZAK, KMJM.

MICHAEL JEFFRIES with KARYN WHITE "Not Thru Being With You" (WB) 45/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/0, Light 33/7, Total Adds 7, KPRS, KJLH, WXOK, Z16, WOIS, WALT, KBUZ. Mediums include: WAMO, WHJX. KMJM, WJIZ, WWDM.

WILL CLAYTON "I Want To Be Where You Are" (Polydor) 45/5 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0, Light 35/5, Total Adds 5, HOT103, WDKT, WALT, WIKS, KBUZ. Mediums include: KRNB, WFXA, WFXE, WQFX, KFXZ.

WRECKS -N -EFFECT "Juicy" (Sound Of New York/Motown) 43/17 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 40/17, Total Adds 17 including WHUR, KHYS, WEDR, WBLZ, KPRS, WJIZ, KBCE, WENN, WQFX, KIIZ. Medium. WYLD, WPAL, HOT96.

SHIRLEY BROWN with BOBBY WOMACK "Ain't Nothin Like The Lovin' We Got" (Malaco) 42/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 24/0, Light 18/3, Total Adds 3, KIIZ, WJJS, WDZZ. Mediums include: WDAS, WHUR, KRNB, WZAK, WNHC.

LEOTIS "Ooh Child" (Mercury) 402 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 17/0, Light 23/2, Total Adds 2, WIKS, WTUG. Mediums include WDAS, WAMO, WHUR, KRNB, WEDR.

RICHARD ROGERS "(I'll Be Your) Dream Lover" (Sam) 39/10 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 15/1, Light 22/9, Total Adds 10, WXYV, WBLZ, WJIZ, Z104, WQFX, WFXM, WANM, WTUG, WIZF, WDZZ. Heavy: WHUR, WKYS. Mediums include: WILD, WDAS, WAMO, WGCI, WZAK.

ORAN JUICE JONES "Pipe Dreams" (Def Jam/Columbia) 39/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 38/9, Total Adds 9, WAMO, HOT104, WNHC, WENN, WAGH, WQFX, WEUP, WOIC, WOOK. Medium: WTLZ.

CHILL "Body Reaction" (Orpheus/EMI) 38/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 34/13, Total Adds 13 including K97, KRNB, PWR94, WGCI, KJLH, WJIZ, WFXA, WQFX, WLOU, HOT105, Medium: WXOK, WATV, WPGA, WCDX.

D'ATRA HICKS "You Make Me Want To Give it Up" (Manhattan/Capitol) 38/10 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 12/0, Light 26/10, Total Adds 10, WTLC, WJIZ, WAGH, KIIZ, Z16, WFXM, WJHM, WOOK, KMJJ, KPRW. Mediums include: K97, HOT103, WZAK, WDKT, WEUP.

SOUL II SOUL "Jazzie's Groove" (Virgin) 37/32 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/4, Light 30/28, Total Adds 32 including WDAS, WAMO, KMJQ, WHJX, K97, KRNB, WJLB, WTLC, KMJM, KQXL. Medium: WYLD, WGCI, WJMH.

SALT -N -PEPA "Expression" (Next Plateau) 36/11 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 10/0, Light 25/11, Total Adds 11 including K97, WJIZ, WPAL, WQMG, WOFX, KIIZ, KFXZ, WCDX, WTMP, WIZF. Heavy: KHYS. Mediums include: WKYS, HOT104, WYLD, WZAK, KDAY.

TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY "To Know Someone Deeply Is To Love Someone Softly" (Columbia) 35/4 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 10/0, Light 25/4, Total Adds 4, WGCI, Z104, KIIZ, HOT105. Mediums include: WDAS, WAMO, WHJX, KJLH, KSOL.

CHUCKII BOOKER "Touch" (Atlantic) 31/26 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 29/26, Total Adds 26 including WILD, WRKS, HOT104, KHYS, KMJQ, KRNB, WEDR, WBLZ, KJLH, WNHC. Medium: WALT, WTMP.

EUGENE WILDE "I Choose You (Tonight)" (MCA) 30/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 28/9, Total Adds 9, WATV, WPAL, WEUP, KIIZ, U102, WIC, K98 -FM, WOOK, WIZF. Medium: WKYS, WTMP.

M.C. LYTE "Cha Cha Cha" (First Priority/Atlantic) 30/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/0, Light 22/4, Total Adds 4, WENN, Z93, WFXC, WQFX. Heavy: KDAY. Mediums include: KMJQ, K97, KMJM, WJMH, WPGA.

YOUNG MC "Principal's Office" (Delicious Vinyl/Island) 30/4 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/0, Light 19/4, Total Adds 4, WZFX, WQMG, WIKS, KMJJ. Heavy: KHYS, KDAY,

WJMH. Mediums include: KMJQ, HOT103, WZAK, KJLH, WWKX.

J,%1 rr:,1-:1 Ci -r , LJ HOTTEST SOUL II SOUL (32)

CHUCKII BOOKER (26) PIECES OF A DREAM (26)

PAULA ABDUL (23) RUBY TURNER (18)

WRECKS -N -EFFECT (17) RHONDA CLARK (16) JAMES INGRAM (16)

MILES JAYE (16) PRINCE (15)

SURFACE (15)

GAP BAND (60) MIKI HOWARD (59)

BABYFACE (57) ANGELA WINBUSH (48) SHARON BRYANT (32) JANET JACKSON (30)

LUTHER VANDROSS (30) ppTTl LABELLE 16) BY ALL MEANS (13)

MAIN INGREDIENT (10)

RECURRENTS LW TM' - 1 S. MILLS/Home - 2 KASHIF/Personality 10 3 J. WATLEY/Everything

2 4 J. JACKSON/Don't - 5 D. PEASTON/Can - 6 FOSTER & M /Dr.

5 7 SOUL II SOUL/Back - 8 A. WILLIAMS/Just 3 9 J. JACKSON/Miss 9 10 HEAVY D.../Somebody

CARDELL "Baby Don't Fool Around" (Sedona/JCI) 29/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 5/0, Light 24/3, Total Adds 3, WJIZ, WATV, WZFX. Medium. K97. WPAL, WTUG, WGPR, KPRW.

SEDUCTION "Heartbeat" (A&M) 25/13 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/1, Light 19/12, Total Adds 13 including WILD, WHUR, 0C104, WJIZ, WENN, WPAL, Z93, WJTT, KFXZ, U102. Medium: WAMO, HOT103, KSOL, WJMH, WPGA.

FAT BOYS "Just Loungin"' (Tin Pan Appie/PolyGram) 25/3 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/0, Light 18/3, Total Adds 3, WXOK, Z16, K98 -FM. Mediums include: WYLD, WTLC, KMJM, KJLH, WIZF.

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DE LA SOUL "Buddy" (Tommy Boy/Reprise) 23/7 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 3/0, Light 20/7, Total Adds 7, HOT103, WXOK, WMGL, KFXZ, U102, WTMP, WVOI Medium: WHUR, KDAY, WCDX.

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "This One's For The Children" (Columbia) 22/9 Rotations. Heavy 3/1, Medium 5/0, Light 14/8, Total Adds 9, WILD, HOT103, KPRS, KMJM, Z93, WFXC, WIKS, WV0l KBUZ. Heavy: WAMO, WGCI. Medium: KHYS, WWDM, WJMH, WPGA. WJHM.

BOBBY ROSS AVILA "Music Man" (RCA) 22/4 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 16/4, Total Adds 4, KRNB, WGCI. KMJM, WQFX. Mediums include: KHYS, WYLD, KSOL, KIIZ, WEAS.

EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE" KING "Day To Day" (EMI) 21/7 Rotations Heavy 0/0, Medium 1i0, Light 20/7, Total Adds 7, KRNB, WQMG, WIKS, WQOK, WPLZ, WDZZ, KDKO Medium: WNHC.

RHONDA CLARK "Stay Here, Stay Near" (Tabu/CBS) 20/16 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0. Light 20/16, Total Adds 16 including WHUR, K97, KRNB, WGCI, WBLZ, 0C104 WPAL, WDKT, KFXZ, WQIS.

BOBBY WOMACK "Save The Children" (Solar/Epic) 19/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0. Medium 1i0, Light 18/14, Total Adds 14 including WAMO, WBLZ, WZAK, WXOK, WATV, Z93 Z104, WQFX, WEUP, WALT. Medium. WTMP.

GRANDMASTER SLICE & IZZY CHILL "Shall We Dance" (Creative Funk) 18/4 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 3;1, Light 1313, Total Adds 4, WPAL, Z93, WJMH, WALT. Heavy: WZFX, WJMI Medium. WFXC, WQFX.

PEABO BRYSON "Lover's Paradise" (Capitol) 17/4 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 6/0, Light 11/4, Total Adds 4, K97, WJMI, HOT96, KDKO. Mediums include. WDAS, KRNB, WQFX, WPGA, WDZZ.

3RD BASS "Steppin' To The A.M." (Del Jam/Columbia) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 7/1, Light 10/2, Total Adds 3, WPAL, WWDM, WJMI. Mediums include: KMJQ, K97 KDAY, WFXC, WJMH.

U-KREW "If U Were Mine" (Enigma) 17/3 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 15/3, Total Adds 3, WAMO, WENN, WWDM. Medium WTMP, KDKO. REDHEAD KINGPIN & THE F.B.I. "Pump It Houle" (Virgin) 17/1 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 2/0, Light 15/1, Total Adds 1, WEDR. Medium: KMJQ, WJMI. TAMIKA PATTON featuring ERIC GABLE "Your Precious Love" (Orpheus/EMI) 14/14 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 14/14, Total Adds 14 including WDAS, WNHC, KQXL, WXOK, WATV, WENN, WAGH, KIIZ, WPGA, WALT.

ACE JUICE "Love Train" (Capitol) 142 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/O, Light 14/3, Total Adds 3, KHYS, WEDR, K98 -FM.

STEADY B "Going Steady" (Jive/RCA) 12/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 12/9, Total Adds 9, WXYV, KMJQ, KDAY, KFXZ, WOIC, WGPR, WDZZ, WTLZ, WVOI.

SIR MIX -A -LOT "Beepers" (Nastymix) 12/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 4/1, Light 6/4, Total Adds 5, K97, Z16, KIPR, WANM, WGPR. Heavy: KHYS, KDAY. Medium: KMJQ, WZAK, KMJM.

GRACE JONES "Love On Top Of Love" (Capitol) 122 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 4/0, Light 8/2, Total Adds 2, HOT103, WQFX. Medium. WKYS, WNHC, WMGL, Z93. ROXANNE SHANTE "Live On Stage" (Cold Chillin'/WB) 12/0 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/O, Light 12/0, Total Adds 0.

HEAVY D. & THE BOYZ "Girls They Love Me" (MCA) 11/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0, Light 10/9, Total Adds 9, KHYS, KMJQ, WEDR, WYLD, KFXZ, WALT, WANM, WTMP, KPRW. Medium: KDAY.

JOYCE SIMS "All About Love" (Sleeping Bag) 10/9 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 10/9, Total Adds 9, K97, WPAL, KIPR, WIKS, WEAS, KMJJ, WTMP. WDZZ, WTLZ.

CHIMES "1-2-3" (Columbia) 10/8 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 10/8, Total Adds 8, WHUR, KHYS, WEDR, KCAL, WZFX, WANM, WDZZ, WTLZ.

KIM WATERS "Stay" (Warlock) 10/8 Rotations. Heavy 0/0, Medium 0/0, Light 10/8, Total Adds 8, WDAS, KRNB, PWR94, WPLZ, WEAS, KMJJ, WTMP, WIZF.

BIG DADDY KANE "I Get The Job Done" (Cold Chillin'/WB) 10/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/0, Medium 1/0. Light 9/7, Total Adds 7, K97, KDAY, KJLH, WJMH, WQFX, WIZF, HOT96. Medium. WFXC.

KOOL MOE DEE "All Night Long" (Jive/RCA) 10/7 Rotations: Heavy 0/O, Medium 0/0, Light 10/7, Total Adds 7, WEDR, WYLD, KDAY, Z104, WJMI, WGPR, WVOI.

Reports/Adds

1 MICHAEL JEFFRIES w/KAREN WHITE/Not Thru Being With You (WB) 47/5 2 WILL CLAYTON/I Want To Be Where You Are (Polydor) 45/5 3 SHIRLEY BROWN w/BOBBY WOMACK/Ain't Nothin' Like The Lovin' We Got (Mataco) 42/3 4 RICHARD ROGERS/0'116e Your) Dream Lover (Sam) 39/10 5 M.C. LYTE/Cha Cha Cha (First Priority/Atlantic) 30/4 6 CARDELL/Baby Don't Fool Around (Sedona/JCI) 29/3 7 SEDUCTION/Heartbeat (A&M) 25/13 8 BOBBY ROSS AVILA/Music Man (RCA) 22/4 9 GRANDMASTER SLICE & IZZY CHILL/Shall We Dance (Creative Funk) 18/4

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Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND MIKI HOWARD JANET JACKSON BARRY WHITE

WENN/Birmingham Donnell/Starr

M.C. LYTE NEWKIRK DENIECE WILLIAMS SOUL II SOUL WRECKS -N -EFFECT PIECES OF A DREP U-KREW ORAN JUICE JONES TAMIKA PATTON SEDUCTION Hottest: MIKI HOWARD ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND ABSTRAC BY ALL MEANS

WATVIBIrmingham Ron January

JAMES INGRAM TAMIKA PATTON BOBBY WOMACK L.B. JOHNSON SURFACE PIECES OF A DREF EUGENE WILDE CARDELL Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND BABYFACE MIKI HOWARD ALYSON WILLIAMS

WMGLJCharleston Earl Boston

MAIN INGREDIENT TECHNOTRONIC DENIECE WILLIAM! RUBY TURNER DE LA SOUL SOUL II SOUL STACY LATTISAW FOXY BROWN Hottest: MIKI HOWARD ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND RANDY CRAWFORD BY ALL MEANS

WPALJCharleston Don Kendricks

WILL DOWNING 3RD BASS PRINCE GRANDMASTER SLICE SOUL II SOUL STACY LATTISAW EUGENE WILDE RHONDA CLARK SEDUCTION SALT & PEPA JOYCE SIMS Hottest: MIKI HOWARD ANGELA WINBUSH BABYFACE PATTI LABELLE GAP BAND

Z93/Charleston Clltt Fletcher

MAZE SOUL II SOUL M.C. LYTE GRANDMASTER SLICE NEW KIDS ON THE B SEDUCTION BOBBY WOMACK CHUCKII BOOKER SADAO WATANABE Hottest: GAP BAND ANGELA WINBUSH MIEI HOWARD BABYFACE JANET JACKSON

WPEGICharlotte

Saunders/Little

none Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS STEPHANIE MILLS ANGELA WINBUSH FOSTER & MCELROY RANDY CRAWFORD

WJTT/Chattenooga Keith Landecker

PRINCE SURFACE RUBY TURNER PIECES OF A DREAM REGINA BELLE SEDUCTION GOOD GIRLS Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND BABYFACE MIKI HOWARD LUTHER VANDROSS

W W DM/Columbia Carson/Hill

ENTOUCH CLUB NOUVEAU U-KREW 3RD BASS Hottest: MILLI VANILLI BABYFACE JANET JACKSON BY ALL MEANS SKYY

94 Current Reporters 89 Current Reports

WOCl/Chicago Jimmy Smith

RHONDA CLARK CHILL TERENCE TRENT D' BOBBY ROSS AVILI DARON PIECES OF A DREI Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH MIEI HOWARD JODY WATLEY LUTHER VANDROSS NEW KIDS ON THE

WIZF/Clnclnrtatl Lewis/Turner

SALT & PEPA KIM WATERS BIG DADDY RANE RICHARD ROGERS CHERYL LYNN PIECES OF A DREA EUGENE WILDE Hottest: BABYFACE GAP BAND BARRY WHITE ISLETS PATTI LABELLE

WBLZ/Cincinnati Fields/Owens

MILES JAYE RHONDA CLARK BOBBY WOMACK CHUCKII BOOKER

. RICHARD ROGERS CHRIS MCDANIEL WRECKS -N -EFFECT Hottest: MIKI HOWARD GAP BAND LUTHER VANDROSS BABYFACE JANET JACKSON

WZAK/Clewland TolllvsrlRush

MENACE CHRISTOPHER WILLI BOBBY WOMACK GOOD GIRLS CHUNKY A AFTER 7

RUBY TURNER JAMES INGRAM Hottest: BIZ MARKIE BABYFACE BY ALL MEANS MIEI HOWARD SHARON BRYANT

WVKO/Columbus Jones/TyIr

TEMPTATIONS SKYY CLUB NOUVEAU CHUNKY A Hottest: MIEI HOWARD LUTHER VANDROSS JANET JACKSON QUINCY JONES BABYFACE

WJLB/Detrolt Alexander/Wonder SOUL II SOUL SKYY ENTOUCH Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS ANGELA WINBUSH RANDY CRAWFORD GAP BAND BABYFACE

WGPRIDetrolt Joe Spencer

MICHEL:Le CHERYL LYNN SALT & PEPA CHRISTOPHER WILLI THIRD WORLD FULL FORCE SIR MIX -A -LOT OTIS STOKES STEADY B KOOL MOE DEE Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH BABYFACE GAP BAND JANET JACKSON QUINCY JONES

WDZZPIint Williams/Williams

RHONDA CLARK JOYCE SIMS RICHARD ROGERS STEADY B THIRD WORLD CHUCKII BOOKER SHIRLEY á BOBBY CNIMES EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE SOUL II SOUL BOBBY WOMACK Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND MIKI HOWARD BABYFACE SHARON BRYAN-

WTLCRndlanapolls JohnsonlBuchenon

KEISHA JACKSON SOUL II SOUL RUBY TURNER SEDUCTION CHRIS MCDANIEL BE BE é CE CE WII

JAMES INGRAM D'ATRA HICKS Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH MIRI HOWARD GAP BAND BABYFACE BY ALL MEANS

HOT95/Indianepolle Eric Mychaels

.BIG DADDY KANE SURFACE JAMES INGRAM SOUL II SOUL RHONDA CLARK PEABO BRYSON CHILL KEISHA JACKSON DEBBIE ALLEN SEDUCTION Hottest: MIRI HOWARD ANGELA WINBUSH BABYFACE PATTI LABELLE SHARON BRYANT

KPRS/Kensas City Chris King

SYBIL AFTER 7

SURFACE WRECKS -N -EFFECT MICHEL:Le NEW KIDS ON THE MICHAEL JEFFRIES PIECES OF A ORE/ MILES JAYE RUBY TURNER Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH MIKI HOWARD BABYFACE GAP BAND LUTHER VANDROSS

KPRWIOklahoma City Darnell Swift

COLUCUT SETT DEBBIE ALLEN PIECES OF A DREAM HEAVY D. & THE BO JAMES INGRAM WRECKS -N -EFFECT CHRISTOPHER WILLI FULL FORCE D'ATRA HICKS SOUL II SOUL Hottest: ENTOUCH MIRI HOWARD SHARON BRYANT GAP BAND TYLER COLLINS

WTLZ/Saglnaw Crockett/Fox

CHUCKII BOOKER SOUL II SOUL THIRD WORLD STEADY B CHIMES JOYCE SIMS TAMIKA PATTON Hottest: MIKI HOWARD ANGELA WINBUSH SHARON BRYANT GAP BAND BY ALL MEANS

KMJN9st: Louis AtklnslBeasley

MILLI VANILLI TECHNOTRONIC KEISHA JACKSON SOUL II SOUL NEW KIDS ON THE B BOBBY ROSS AVILA Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH MIKI HOWARD MAIN INGREDIENT BARRY WHITE BABYFACE

W VOI/Toledo Michael Tee

MILES JAYE NEW KIDS ON THE RUBY TURNER MICHEL'Le DE LA SOUL THIRD WORLD SOUL II SOUL KOOL MOE DEE STEADY B RAPPIN' GRANNY PAULA ABDUL Hottest: GAP BAND MIKI HOWARD BABYFACE SHARON BRYANT BY ALL MEANS

KBUZ/Wichita

James McFadden

WRECKS -N -EFFECT MILES JAYE RUBY TURNER DENIECE WILLIAM MICHAEL JEFFRIE' PAULA ABDUL KEISHA JACKSON WILL CLAYTON NEW KIDS ON TH" Hottest: SHARON BRYANT JANET JACKSON GAP BAND BABYFACE MAIN INGREDIEN"

Celled In Frozen Playllet (5): KSOL/San Francisco WFXE/Columbus, GA WHOT (HOT105)/Mieml WPEG/Cherlotte, NC W W KX/Providence

W101/Tellehessee Is no longer e reporter. Ke data was not used in this week's research.

WAGHIColumbus Darrell J. Smith

STACEY & JOHNNY PIECES OF A DREAM ORAN JUICE JONES JAMES INGRAM D'ATRA HICKS TAMIKA PATTON Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH MIKI HOWARD SHARON BRYANT LUTHER VANDROSS PATTI LABELLE

WFXE/Columbus Kevin Ross

none Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS MIRI HOWARD RANDY CRAWFORD STEPHANIE MILLS MAIN INGREDIENT

HOT104/Dallasft. Wort SpearslAnderson

DENIECE WILLIAMS ORAN JUICE JONES CHRIS MCDANIEL CHUCKII BOOKER STACY LATTISAW CHUNKY A Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH MIEI HOWARD MAIN INGREDIENT ENTOUCH BABYFACE

WFXC/Durham Spencer/Mack

RANDY CRAWFORD MAIN INGREDIENT SOUL II SOUL M.C. LYTE NEW KIDS ON THE B Hottest: MILLI VANILLI BABYFACE ALYSON WILLIAMS SYBIL ANGELA WINBUSH

WZFX/Fayettevme Tony Lype

PRINCE CARRELL CHIMES YOUNG MC CHUCKII BOOKER CHRISTOPHER WILLI Hottest: MILLI VANILLI SKYY JANET JACKSON SHARON BRYANT GRANDMASTER SLICE

WOMG/Greensboro Weaver/Sampson

SOUL II SOUL JUNGLE BROTHERS SALT & PEPA YOUNG MC JAMES INGRAM EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE RUBY TURNER MILES JAYE Hottest: TYLER COLLINS BY ALL MEANS GAP BAND MIRI HOWARD JANET JACKSON

WJMHlßreeneboro BalleylMaslers

GRANDMASTER SLICE COLOCUT D -MOB CHRISTOPHER MAX DINO BIG DADDY KANE MIEI HOWARD Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS BIZ MARKIE JANET JACKSON JERMAINE JACKSON STEPHANIE MILLS

Z10410reenville

Wayne Walker

SOUL II SOUL RICHARD ROGERS BOBBY WOMACK TERENCE TRENT I

PIECES OF A DRE CHRISTOPHER WIL KOOL MOE DEE Hottest: GAP BAND LUTHER VANDROSS BABYFACE JANET JACKSON QUINCY JONES

WOFX/Oultod4Mozi Al Luy

ANGELA WINBUSH MILLI VANILLI CLUB NOUVEAU PAULA ABDUL BOBBY ROSS AVILP RICHARD ROGERS BOBBY WOMACK PIECES OF A DREP CHILL M.C. LYTE SALT & PEPA GRACE JONES CHUCKII BOOKER BIG DADDY KANE ORAN JUICE JONES WRECKS -N -EFFECT Hottest: GAP BAND MIKI HOWARD ANGELA WINBUSH BABYFACE SHARON BRYANT KMJOIHouston Stradlord/Dave

STEADY B

SYBIL CHUCKII BOOKER SOUL II SOUL HEAVY D. á THE Bi

AFTER 7

DENIECE WILLIAMS Hottest: BABYFACE MIKI HOWARD BY ALL MEANS SHARON BRYANT REGINA BELLE

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KHYS/Houston

Hegwood/Weber

MIKI HOWARD MICHAEL COOPER WRECKS -N -EFFECT CHUCKII BOOKER HEAVY D. & THE BC CHIMES ACE JUICE Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS JANET JACKSON MILLI VANILLI SIR MIX -A -LOT BABYFACE

WEUP/Huntsville Jim Mltchem

BOBBY WOMACK ORAN JUICE JONES PAULA ABDUL EUGENE WILDE Hottest: RANDY CRAWFORD MAZE

h ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND MAIN INGREDIENT

WOKT/Huntsville Jae Thomas

RHONDA CLARK PIECES OF A DREAM MILES JAYE CHUCKII BOOKER MICHEL'Le REISHA JACKSON CHRIS MCDANIEL WILL CLAYTON QUINCY PATRICK Hottest: SHARON BRYANT SKYY ERIC GABLE QUINCY JONES JANET JACKSON

WJMI1Jackson ToddlJones

QUINCY JONES KOOL MOE DEE 3RD BASS PIECES OF A DREAM MICHEL:Le RUBY TURNER PEABO BRYSON Hottest: JANET JACKSON CLUB NOUVEAU GAP BAND BILLY OCEAN CALLOWAY

WHJX!Jacksonville

Clark/Nelson

CHERYL LYNN PRINCE SOUL II SOUL PIECES OF A DREAM MILES JAYE Hottest: MILLI VANILLI TECHNOTRONIC BABYFACE GAP BAND MIKI HOWARD

KIIZ/Kllleen

McClalnlJeye

WRECKS -N -EFFECT SADAO WATANABE EUGENE WILDE CHUCKII BOOKER SALT & PEPA PRINCE SOUL II SOUL CHERYL LYNN SHIRLEY & BOBBY TERENCE TRENT D'A TAMIKA PATTON PIECES OF A DREAM SYBIL D'ATRA HICKS Hottest: GAP BAND BABYFACE MIKI HOWARD SHARON BRYANT PATTI LABELLE

KFXZILatayette

Chuck Harrison

SADAO WATANABE CHUCEII BOOKER PRINCE SALT & PEPA SEDUCTION HEAVY D. á THE BO DE LA SOUL RHONDA CLARK STEADY B Hottest: MIEI HOWARD GAP BAND BARRY WHITE MAIN INGREDIENT SHARON BRYANT

KXZZ/Lake Charles Bridget Denise

FAT BOYS KEISHA JACKSON SOUL II SOUL SIR MIX -A -LOT D'ATRA HICKS MICHAEL JEFFRIES Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND SHARON BRYANT MIKI HOWARD

WOISILaurel Ron Davis

NGELA WINBUSH OUL II SOUL RHONDA CLARK MAZE EYY ICHAEL URFACE attest: GAP BAND IKI HOWARD ABYFACE ATTI LABELLE BARON BRYANT

JEFFRIES

U1021Lexington

Aaron Cosby

SURFACE STACY LATTISAW DE LA SOUL CHUCKII BOOKER EUGENE WILDE SEDUCTION Hottest: MIEI HOWARD GAP BAND ANGELA WINBUSH BABYFACE ERIC GABLE

KIPR/LHtle Rock Christian/See

ERIC GABLE PAULA ABDUL JAMES INGRAM MICHEL'Le RUBY TURNER SEDUCTION SIR MIX -A -LOT JOYCE SIMS Hottest: BABYFACE ABSTRAC JANET JACKSON QUINCY JONES MILLI VANILLI

WLOUILoulavllle Ange Canease

CHILL PIECES OF A DREAM BE BE á CE CE WIN SOUL II SOUL Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND JANET JACKSON SKYY

WJJS/Lynchburg Lad Going

TEMPTATIONS TECHNOTRONIC AFTER 7

SURFACE PRINCE KEISHA JACKSON SHIRLEY & BOBBY Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH MIKI HOWARD GAP BAND BABYFACE MARCIA GRIFFITH

W POAIMacon Rosa Brooks

MICHAEL COOPER TAMIKA PATTON JOE BARBER CHUCKII BOOKER ROB BASE PAULA ABDUL MARVIN SÉASE Hottest: MILLI VANILLI LUTHER VANDROSS SKYY MINI HOWARD PATTI LABELLE

WFXMIMacon Melanie Rose

RICHARD ROGERS PAULA ABDUL SOUL II SOUL JAMES INGRAM ZAPP D'ATRA HICKS MICHEL'Le Hottest: ANGELA NINBUSH MIRI HOWARD SHARON BRYANT GAP BAND BABYFACE

K97/Mwnphls O'Jey/Bell

MICHAEL COOPER PAULA ABDUL SIR MIX -A -LOT SOUL II SOUL PEABO BRYSON CHILL TROY TAYLOR SALT & PEPA JOYCE SIMS BIG DADDY KANE RHONDA CLARK Hottest: GAP BAND ANGELA WINBUSH ABSTRAC LUTHER VANDROSS BABYFACE

KRNBIMemphis Jaffrles/Walker

RHONDA CLARK BOBBY ROSS AVILA CHILL EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE KIM WATERS SOUL II SOUL CHUCKII BOOKER Hottest: MIKI HOWARD GAP BAND PATTI LABELLE JANET JACKSON SHARON BRYANT

WOIC/Meridian Larry Can

EUGENE WILDE ORAN JUICE JONES SOUL II SOUL CHRISTOPHER WILLI MR. LEE & KOMPANY STEADY B CHUCKII BOOKER CHRIS MCDANIEL Hottest: GAP BAND BABYFACE MIRI HOWARD PATTI LABELLE JANET JACKSON

WALT/Meridian

Steve Poston

HEAVY D. á THE BC SOUL II SOUL MICHAEL JEFFRIES CHRISTOPHER MAX WILL CLAYTON BOBBY WOMACK RHONDA CLARK MILLI VANILLI GRANDMASTER SLICE SURFACE TAMIRA PATTON Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS GAP BAND MIRI HOWARD JANET JACKSON ALYSON WILLIAMS

WEDR/MIaml Barry/Thomas

REDHEAD KINGPIN &

CHRISTOPHER WILLI CHUCKII BOOKER PRINCE WRECKS -N -EFFECT HEAVY D. & THE BO ACE JUICE KOOL MOE DEE YOUNG & RESTLESS CHIMES Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND MIRI HOWARD FULL FORCE BABYFACE

WHOTIMIamI 'shay/Reese

none Hottest: SKYY SOUL II SOUL JERMAINE JACKSON LUTHER VANDROSS BABYFACE

WBLXIMoblle Brown/SInclair

TAMIKA PATTON BIZ MARKIE CHRISTOPHER WILLI MILES JAYE Hottest: RANDY CRAWFORD REGINA BELLE YOUNG & RESTLESS LUTHER VANDROSS BABYFACE

103B-FM1Monroe John Wilson

EUGENE WILDE RUBY TURNER PAULA ABDUL FAT BOYS CHRISTOPHER WILLI MICHEL'Le PRINCE ROB BASE VESTA CHUCKII BOOKER ACE JUICE MILES JAYE TECHNOTRONIC Hottest: GAP BAND MIRI HOWARD BABYFACE ANGELA WINBUSH SHARON BRYANT

HOT105ÌMontgomery Larry Steele

BABYFACE PRINCE CHILL BOBBY WOMACK CHRISTOPHER MAX PAULA ABDUL TERENCE TRENT D'A Hottest: ALYSON WILLIAMS LUTHER VANDROSS FOSTER & MCELROY O'JAYS CALLOWAY

WOOKINsshnlIN Jay Dullard

O'JAYS SURFACE ERIC GABLE CHUNKY A SADAO WATANABE FULL FORCE MICHEL'Le GOOD GIRLS WRECKS -N -EFFECT Hottest: PRINCE SHARON BRYANT JANET JACKSON BABYFACE PATTI LABELLE

WIKSINew Bern KIrkland/Sanders

MAIN INGREDIENT EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE YOUNG MC PAULA ABDUL WILL CLAYTON RHONDA CLARK LEOTIS NEW KIDS ON THE B JOYCE SIMS Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS STEPHANIE MILLS PATTI LABELLE ANGELA WINBUSH MIKI HOWARD

WYLD-FM/New Orleans Atkins/Wallace

TECHNOTRONIC ARTHUR BAKER MR. LEE á KOMPANY KENNY G HEAVY D. á THE BO PIECES OF A DREAM FOOL MOE DEE Hottest: ENTOUCH SKYY SHARON BRYANT FULL FORCE MICHAEL COOPER

PWR94INorfolk

Brown/Miller

JAMES INGRAM CHUNKY A SURFACE KIM WATERS CHILL THIRD WORLD ARTHUR BAKER Hottest: BY ALL MEANS ALYSON WILLIAMS SKYY LUTHER VANDROSS BABYFACE

HOT103/Norfolk

Richards/Lytle

SURFACE NEW KIDS ON THE B JAMES INGRAM GRACE JONES COLDCUT DE LA SOUL THIRD WORLD WILL CLAYTON MR. LEE & !COMPANY PIECES OF A DREAM Hottest: BABYFACE MIEI HOWARD SECT SHARON BRYANT SYBIL

WJHM/Oetendo Linsey/Hollywood

DINO D'ATRA HICKS WRECKS -N -EFFECT CLUB NOUVEAU Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS JERMAINE JACKSON CALLOWAY TECHNOTRONIC YOUNG á RESTLESS

WOOK/Raleigh Young/John

MICHEL'Le EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE MILES JAYE D'ATRA HICKS PIECES OF A DREAM ORAN JUICE JONES JAMES INGRAM EUGENE WILDE Hottest: MIEI HOWARD GAP BAND LUTHER VANDROSS ANGELA WINBUSH PATTI LABELLE

WCDX/Richmond Young/Maxwell

WRECKS -N -EFFECT RUBY TURNER SALT á PEPA MILES JAYE CHRISTOPHER WILLI CHRIS MCDANIEL Hottest: SHARON BRYANT PATTI LABELLE MIRI HOWARD GAP BAND WILL DOWNING

W PLZJRIchmon d -Petersburg Maxi Myrick

KIM WATERS EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE TECHNOTRONIC Hottest: LUTHER VANDROSS BY ALL MEANS MIRI HOWARD JANET JACKSON BABYFACE

WEAS/Savannah Floyd Blackwell

WRECKS -N -EFFECT AFTER 7

CHUCEII BOOKER RHONDA CLARK TAMIKA PATTON RUBY TURNER KIM WATERS OTIS STOKES JOYCE SIMS Hottest: MIKI HOWARD ANGELA WINBUSH ERIC GABLE PATTI LABELLE GAP BAND

KDKSIShreveport

McCormicklChaan

MICHAEL COOPER SURFACE PRINCE PAULA ABDUL MILES JAYE Hottest: GAP BAND ANGELA WINBUSH BABYFACE LUTHER VANDROSS MIKI HOWARD

KMJJ/Shreveport

Sharp/Walker

YOUNG MC JOYCE SIMS CHUCKII BOOKER SEDUCTION BOBBY WOMACK KIM WATERS MILES JAYE ISLETS SOUL II SOUL D'ATRA HICKS Hottest: MIKI HOWARD GAP BAND SHARON BRYANT PATTI LABELLE BY ALL MEANS

WAWA/Tallahassee

Gerald /cakes

CHIMES WRECKS -N -EFFECT JAMES INGRAM HEAVY D. & THE BC SOUL II SOUL PIECES OF A DREAM SIR MIX -A -LOT RICHARD ROGERS CHRIS MCDANIEL Hottest: GAP BAND BABYFACE JANET JACKSON MIKI HOWARD SHARON BRYANT

WIMP/Tampa Chris Turner

MICHAEL COOPER JOYCE SIMS GOOD GIRLS SALT á PEPA HEAVY D. á THE BO SYBIL DE LA SOUL KIM WATERS SOUL II SOUL CARLTON BLOUNT DARRYL TOOKES Hottest: MIKI HOWARD GAP BAND JANET JACKSON MAZE SHARON BRYANT

WTUG/Tuscaloosa Rozelle Burroughs

SKYY ENTOUCH RICHARD ROGERS LEOTIS PAULA ABDUL KEISHA JACKSON JOE BARBER CHILL SURFACE Hottest: MIRI HOWARD JANET JACKSON BABYFACE SHARON BRYANT GAP BAND

KDKO/Denver Scott/Crenshaw

SYBIL BOBBY WOMACK CHUCKII BOOKER MARVIN SEASE CHILL RHONDA CLARK MILES JAYE GLEN GOLDSMITH S.O.S. BAND PAULA ABDUL TAMIKA PATTON EVELYN "CHAMPAGNE SURFACE PEABO BRYSON ROB BASE Hottest: MIES HOWARD ANGELA WINBUSH GAP BAND SHARON BRYANT BABYFACE

KJLH/Los Angeles

Winatonl&igga

CHILL CHUCKII BOOKER KEISHA JACKSON MICHAEL JEFFRIES RUBY TURNER BIG DADDY KANE Hottest: ANGELA WINBUSH LUTHER VANDROSS MIKI HOWARD MAZE SHARON BRYANT

KDAY/Los Angeles Patterson/Washington

PATTI LABELLE BIG MACK BIG DADDY KANE JAMES "J.T." TAYL STEADY B KOOL MOE DEE QUINCY JONES EP MD Hottest: SIR MIX -A -LOT M.C. LYTE SALT & PEPA DEF JEF 3RD BASS

KSOLISan Francisco Bernie Moody

none Hottest: JODY WATLEY ANGELA WINBUSH BABYFACE MILLI VANILLI JERMAINE JACKSON


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Contemporary

Chart

Debut 40

From the significant MCA debut "Special Love."

Produced by Brad Westering for Gateway Music House, Inc.

Remixed by Louil Silas, Jr.

Management: Westwind Management

©1989 The Sparrow Corporation/Gateway Music

MCA RECORDS


60. December8,1989 issevemeeemenommem

ÇOUNTRY NATIONAL AIRPLAY®

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WKS WKS LW TW DECEMBER 8, 1989 Total Reports/Adds Heavy Medium Light

6 5 4 0 LORRIE MORGAN/Out Of Your Shoes (RCA) 177/1 151 21 5 10 8 5 0 HIGHWAY 101ANho's Lonely Now (WB) 180/0 140 35 5

11 9 7 0 KEITH WHITLEYAt Ain't Nothin' (RCA) 179/1 129 48 2 9 7 6 0 HOLLY DUNN/There Gces My Heart Again (WB) 170/0 137 27 6

14 10 8 0 BILLY JOE ROYAL/Till I Can't Take It Anymore (Atlantic) 173/1 125 38 10 2 i 2 6 RONNIE MILSAP/A Woman In Love (RCA) 158/0 123 25 10

15 11 9 Q GLEN CAMPBELL/She's Gone, Gone, Gone (Universal) 172/0 113 51 8 18 14 ii O RODNEY CROWELL/Many A Long & Lonesome Highway (Columbia) 181/2 92 82 7 3 2 1 9 SHENANDOAH/Two Dozen Roses (Columbia) 152/0 115 26 11 19 15 12 VERN GOSDIN/That Just About Does It (Columbia) 167/2 92 64 11 23 16 13 0 SKIP EWINGAt's You Again (MCA) 178/4 76 81 21 26 17 14 0 TANYA TUCKER/My Arms Stay Open All Night (Capitol) 180/2 52 111 17 29 20 16 ® CLINT BLACK/Nobody's Home (RCA) 179/0 42 124 13 24 18 17 0 WILLIE NELSON/There You Are (Columbia) 170/1 ' 49 103 18 30 23 20 0 STEVE WARINERANhen I Could Come Home To You (MCA) 178/2 28 125 25 22 19 18 CHARLIE DANIELS/Simple Man (Epic) 158/0 62 81 15 27 22 1s m NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/When It's Gone (Universal) 168/5 41 104 23

4 3 3 18 DON WILLIAMSA've Been Loved By The Best (RCA) 133/0 75 42 16 44 30 24 a RICKY VAN SHELTON/Statue Of A Fool (Columbia) 174/6 16 106 52 33 26 23 Q DESERT ROSE BAND/Start All Over Again (MCA/Curb) 170/10 14 111 45 39 31 27 0 JUDDS/One Man Woman (Curb/RCA) 174/7 9 114 51

1 4 10 22 GARTH BROOKS/If Tomorrow Never Comes (Capitol) 115/0 56 40 19 31 27 25 ® LIONEL CARTWRIGHTAn My Eyes (MCA) 165/7 20 96 49 37 33 28 ED BAILLIE & THE BOYSA Can't Turn The Tide (RCA) 164/11 6 101 57

48 32 ® ALABAMA/Southern Star (RCA) 171/32 4 71 96 32 28 26 a K.T. OSLIN/Didn't Expect It To Go Down... (RCA) 142/2 15 90 37 46 39 31 KATHYff/ MATTEA/Where've You Been (Mercury) 162/26 2 84 76 34 32 29 ED KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS/Walk Softly On This Heart Of Mine (Mercury) 121/3 29 54 38 36 34 30 a JO -EL SONNIERAf Your Heart Should Ever... (RCA) 138/7 6 78 54

40 34 Q GEORGE STRAIT/Overnight Success (MCA) 153/13 4 69 80 49 36 0 EDDIE BABBITT/On Second Thought (Universal) 158/43 3 46 109

41 38 35 0 JENNIFER McCARTER & THE McCARTERS/Quit While I'm Behind (WB) 131/11 3 69 59 7 6 15 33 PATTY LOVELESS/The Lonely Side Of Love (MCA) 96/0 29 43 24 5 12 21 34 RANDY TRAVISAt's Just A Matter Of Time (WB) 83/O 29 34 20

BREAKER ® CHARLEY PRIDE/Amy's Eyes (16th Avenue/Capitol) 108/9 0 51 57 BREAKER 0 FORESTER SISTERS/Leave It Alone (WB) 123/23 2 36 85

49 43 40 ® BELLAMY BROTHERS/The Center Of My Universe (MCA/Curb) 100/10 0 44 56 13 13 22 38 TRAVIS TRITT/Country Club (WB) 69/0 18 28 23

49 Q MERLE HAGGARDAf You Want To Be My Woman (Epic) 94/30 1 23 70 43 41 38 40 ROSANNE CASH/Black And White (Columbia) 77/0 0 37 40 - 46 JANN BROWNE/Tell Me Why (Curb) 91/18 0 25 66

48 ZI GENE WATSON/The Great Divide (WB) 81/15 0 30 51 ( DEBUT > 0 SOUTHERN PACIFIC & CARLENE CARTER/Time's Up (WB) 83/26 0 18 65 - - 47 Z CURTIS WRIGHT/She's Got A Man On Her Mind (Airborne) 83/15 1 15 67

8 21 33 45 MARY CHAPIN CARPENTER/Never Had It So Good (Columbia) 45/0 9 23 13 DEBUT Z RICKY SKAGGS/Heartbreak Hurricane (Epic) 78/37 1 11 66

¡ DEBUT > m RESTLESS HEART/Fast Movin' Train (RCA) 79/55 2 11 66 ( DEBUT > Q OAK RIDGE BOYS/No Matter How High (MCA) 64/45 0 11 53

DEBUT > Q LES TAYLOR/Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda Loved You (Epic) 63/10 3 13 47 ( DEBUT > 0 MARTY STUART/Don't Leave Her Lonely Too Long (MCA) 64/11 0 14 50

RESTLESS HEART (55) OAK RIDGE BOYS (45) EDDIE BABBITT (43)

EXILE (39) RICKY SKAGGS (37)

ALABAMA (32) MERLE HAGGARD (30)

DOLLY PARTON (30) REBA McENTIRE (28)

SOUTHERN PACIFIC & CARLENE CARTER (26)

HOTTEST LORRIE MORGAN (93) RONNIE MILSAP (69)

HOLLY DUNN (68) HIGHWAY 101 (66) SHENANDOAH (65)

KEITH WHITLEY (56) BILLY JOE ROYAL (46)

VERN GOSDIN (39) GARTH BROOKS (31)

GLEN CAMPBELL (31)

1 J ,:3127 1`. Reports Adds

1 C. WRIGHT/She's Got... (Airborne) . 83/15 2 LES TAYLOR/Coulda, Shoulda... (Epic) 63/10 3 CANYON/Radio Romance (16th Ave./Cap.) 53/7 4 JOE BARNHILL/Good As Gone (Univ.) 27/8 5 IRENE KELLEY/Love Is A Hard Road (MCA) . 21/4 6 SUSI BEATTY/Heart From A Stone (Starway) 19/3 7 BUTCH BAKER/Wonderful... (Merc.) 19/1 8 TISH HINOJOSA/Till You Love Me (A&M) 12/4 9 ZACA CREEK/Ghost Town (Col.) 10/9

10 TRADER-PRICE/Lately Rose (Univ.) 9/8

New artists have not yet had a Country Breaker or concurrent airplay from 60% of reporting stations.

MOST ADDED & HOTTEST list those songs achiev- ing the most adds nationally, and the songs reported "hottest compiled from all our reporters. The number in parentheses immediately following the songs in Most Added 8 Hottest indicate the total number of Country reporters adding the song this week or noting that the song is among their five hottest.

BREAKERS. FORESTER SISTERS Leave It Alone (WB)

On 68% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 36, Light 85, Total Adds 23 Including WSNO, WTCR, WZPR, CHOW, WILD, KKRV, WKLO, WKYQ, KJNE, WGAR- FM, WCUZ, KZKX, K102, KZSN, WQXK, KUGN, KFRE, KFMS, KNIX. Moves 47-42-36 on the Country chart.

CHARLEY PRIDE Amy's Eyes (16th Avenue/Capitol)

On 60% of reporting stations. Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 51, Light 57, Total Adds 9, WHWK, WILQ, KNFM, KJNE, KHAK, WFMS, KZSN, KFMS, KSAN. Moves 48-42-39 on the Country chart.

Breakers are those records that have achieved concurrent airplay at 60% of our reporting stations. New & Active records are those receiving airplay at 30-59% of the stations. Records in Significant Action are receiving airplay at 5-29% of the stations. Records do not have to reach Breaker in order to chart. However, once a record charts, it must reach the 60% airplay level within the three following weeks to achieve Breaker status.

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/I4'' BELLAMY BROTHERS "The Center Of My Universe" (MCA/Curb) 100/10 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 44, Light 56, Total Adds 10, WHWK, CHOW, WUSY, WKLO, WMSI, KISSFM, WWKA, WSLR, WDAF, KEKB, Medium: WWYZ, WXTU, WDSY, KASE, KIKK. WCMS, WAXX, KFMS, KTOM, KDRK. Moves 49-43-40-37 on the Country chart.

MERLE HAGGARD "If You Want To Be My Woman" (Epic) 94/30 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 23, Light 70, Total Adds 30 including WOCB, WYRK, WZPR, KEAN, WEZL, WSTH, WHLZ, WPCV, WSIX, WWKA, WOWW. WFMS, WHOK, WOXK, KRST, KIZN, KFRE, KNEW, KRAK, KKAT. Moves 49-39 on the Country chart.

JANN BROWNE "Tell Me Why" (Curb) 91/18 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 25. Light 66, Total Adds 18, WCAO, WSNO, WTCR, WDSY, CHOW, WESC, KIKK, WMSI, KYKX, WAMZ, WCHY, KJNE, WCUZ. WFMS. KTTS, KUGN, KI10, KTOM. Medium: KASE, KXXY. Moves 46-41 on the Country chart.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC & CARLENE CARTER "Time's Up" (WB) 83/26 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 18, Light 65, Total Adds 26 including WPOC, WYRK, WOBE, WWYZ, WHLZ, WLWI, WSIX, WOWW, WYYD, WHOK, WTSO, WFMB, WTHI, KIK-FM, KIZN, KUGN, KUPL, KKAT, KSOP, KEEN. Debuts at number 43 on the Country chart.

CURTIS WRIGHT "She's Got A Man On Her Mind" (Airborne) 83/15 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 15, Light 67, Total Adds 15, WVAM, WTCR, WDSY, WWVA, KIKK, WOKK, WIRK, WUSO, WFMS, WHOK, WWJO, KUUY, KZLA, KNCQ, KTOM. Heavy: KFGO. Medium: WRNS, WLWI, KFDI, KDRK. Moves 47-44 on the Country chart.

GENE WATSON "The Great Divide" (WB) 81/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 30, Light 51, Total Adds 15, WOCB, WZPR, WWNC, WESC, WMSI, WOKK, WKSJ, KJNE, WKKQ, WHOK, KZKX, KTPK, KGHL, KFRE, KNCQ. Medium: KEAN, WSOC, WSIX, KHAK, KEEN. Moves 48-42 on the Country chart

RESTLESS HEART "Fast Movin' Train" (RCA) 79/55 Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 11, Light 66, Total Adds 55 including WYRK, WWYZ, WRKZ, WPOR, WXBO, WEZL, WLVK, WKSJ, WSIX, WQDR, WYYD, WAXX, WQXK, KIK-FM, KUZZ, KCCY, KI10, KTOM, KCKC, KMPS. Debuts at number 47 on the Country chart.

RICKY SKAGGS "Heartbreak Hurricane" (Epic) 78/37 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 11, Light 66, Total Adds 37 including WQBE, WAYZ, WEZL, KIKK, WPCV, WAMZ, WKSJ, WKNN, WODR, WIRK, WCUZ, KITS, WFMB, KTPK, KUGN, KMIX, KNIX, KCCY, KIIQ, KMPS. Debuts at number 46 on the Country chart.

DOLLY PARTON "He's Alive" (Columbia) 65/30 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 10, Light 55, Total Adds 30 including WCAO, WICO, WWVA, WWNC, KIKK, WMSI, WGKX, WWKA, WOWW, KLUR, WUBE, WCUZ, WMIL, KTPK, WOXK, KWJJ, KNCO, KRAK, KSOP, KMPS.

OAK RIDGE BOYS "No Matter How High" (MCA) 64/45 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 11, Light 53, Total Adds 45 including WWYZ, WZPR, WXBO, WLVK, WUSY, KIKK, WGKX, WSIX, WCMS, WWKA, WIRK, KHAK, WFMS, WDAF, WMUS. WOW, KIK-FM, KWJJ, KCCY, KMPS. Debuts at number 48 on the Country chart

MARTY STUART "Don't Leave Her Lonely Too Long" (MCA) 64/11 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 14, Light 50, Total Adds 11, WGNA, WWNC, WESC, WAMZ, WYYD, KJNE, WHOK, WOW, WTHI, KGHL, KTOM. Medium: WICO, KEAN, KRRV, WTVY, KTTS, KFDI, KWOX, KASH, KDRK. Debuts at number 50 on the Country chart.

LES TAYLOR "Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda Loved You" (Epic) 63/10 Rotations: Heavy 3, Medium 13, Light 47, Total Adds 10, WDSY, WWNC, KPLX, WMSI, KSSN, WOKK, WLWI, KJNE, KTPK, KIZN. Heavy: WKAK, WYNK, KFGO. Medium: KEAN, WTVY, WAMZ, WKNN, WOW, KRKT, KDRK. Debuts at number 49 on the Country chart.

Jif1 J.tJ CANYON "Radio Romance" (16th Avenue/Capitol) 53/7 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 14, Light 39, Total Adds 7, WHWK, WHLZ, WTNV, KJNE, WAXX, KIZN, KWHT. Medium: WSNO, WWYZ, WICO, WWNC, WSTH, WTVY, WFLS, WKKO, KCJB, KTTS, KFDI, KRKT, KASH, KMIX.

DANIELE ALEXANDER "Where Did The Moon Go Wrong" (Mercury) 51/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 17, Light 34, Total Adds 1, WLWI. Medium: WKAK, KRRV, WWNC, WSTH, WTVY, WFLS, WPAP, KLUR, KFGO, KCJB, WOW, KTTS. KFDI, KALF, KEKB, KTOM, KDRK.

EXILE "Keep It In The Middle Of The Road" (Arista) 49/39 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 41, Total Adds 39 including WWYZ, WRKZ, KASE, KPLX, KYKX, WKSJ, WSIX, WCMS, WQDR, WQYK, WIRK, KLUR, WDAF, WMUS, KTTS, WFMB, KVOO, KRKT, KRST, KMPS.

GIRLS NEXT DOOR "He's Gotta Have Me" (Atlantic) 44/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 8, Light 36, Total Adds 10, WHWK, WAJR, WKLO, WLWI, WWJO, KTPK, KGHL, KIZN, KRWO, KTOM. Medium: WTVY, KLUR, WTCM, KFDI, KWOX, KRKT, KASH, KDRK.

CONWAY TWITTY "Who's Gonna Know" (MCA) 43/16 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 4, Light 38, Total Adds 16, WSNO, WKAK, KRRV, WZZK, WLVK, WSTH, WPCV, WDXE, WKSJ, KKYX, KBMR, KHAK, WCUZ, WTHI, KFDI, KNCQ. Medium: KCJB, KTTS, WTCM, KASH.

RONNIE McDOWELL "She's A Little Past Forty" (Curb) 37/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 9, Light 28, Total Adds 5, WUSY, KFGO, KWMT, KALF, KMIX. Medium. WLVK, WTVY, WCMS, WDAF, WOW, KTTS, WTCM, KFDI, KEKB. Light: WAYZ, KKIX, WKML, KLUR, WMUS. KV00.

BILLY HILL "I Can't Help Myself" (Reprise) 35/11 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 6, Light 28, Total Adds 11, KMML, WSTH, WFLS, WDXE, WOWW, KKYX, KFKF, WOW, WFMB, WTCM, KEKB. Heavy KHAK. Medium: WAMZ, WCUZ, KTTS, KFDI, KASH, KALF.

REBA McENTIRE "Little Girl" (MCA) 30/28 Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 1, Light 28, Total Adds 28 including WXKX, WICO, KEAN, WKAK, WSOC, WUSY, KKIX, WGKX, WIRK, KFKF, WMUS, KZSN, KUUY, KYGO, KRWO, KEKB, KMIX, KWJJ, KIIQ, KMPS.

JOE BARNHILL "Good As Gone" (Universal) 271 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 20, Total Adds 8, KYKX, KBMR, WAXX, KWMT, WTHI, KFDI, KWOX, KMIX. Medium: WTVY, KLUR, KRKT, KASH, KALF, KEKB, KDRK. Light: KMML, WSTH, KKYX, KTTS, WTCM.

STATLER BROTHERS "A Hurt I Can't Handle" (Mercury) 25/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5, Light 20, Total Adds 1, WDXE. Medium: KEAN, WWNC, KKYX, KFRE, KEKB. Light. WVAM, WZPR, KMML, WKML, WHLZ, WNOE, WUSQ, WTOR, KHAK, WAXX, WOW, KFDI, KASH, KVOC.

IRENE KELLEY "Love Is A Hard Road" (MCA) 21/4 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3, Light 18, Total Adds 4, KRRV, KVOO, KFDI, KRKT. Medium: WTVY, WTCM, KDRK. Light: WVAM, WWYZ, WXKX, WDSY, WICO, KMML, WSTH, KKIX, WDXE, KKYX, WAXX, KFGO, KASH, KVOC.

SUSI BEATTY "Heart From A Stone" (Starway) 19/3 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 17, Total Adds 3, KRRV, WSTH, KFGO. Medium: WTVY, KDRK. Light: WXKX, WICO, KKIX, WFLS, WDXE, KYKX, WCMS, WAXX, WOW, KVOO, KWOX, KRKT, KASH, KEKB.

BUTCH BAKER "Wonderful Tonight" (Mercury) 19/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 7, Light 12, Total Adds 1, KWOX. Medium: WWNC, WSTH, WIVK, WLWI, KLUR, WOW, WTCM. Light: WWYZ. WICO, WFLS, KYKX, WKYO, KKYX, WAXX, KVOO, KRKT, KEKB, KNCO.

TISH HINOJOSA "Till You Love Me Again" (A&M) 12/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 11. Total Adds 4, WTVY, KKIX, WDXE, WOW. Medium: KTTS. Light: KMML, KASE, WFLS, KLUR, KFGO, KASH, KEKB

ZACA CREEK "Ghost Town" (Columbia) 10/9 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 8, Total Adds 9, WXKX, WTVY, KKIX, WUSO, KCJB, WOW, WTCM, KVOO, KRKT. Medium: KMIX.

ROY ORBISON "Oh Pretty Woman" (Virgin) 10/2 Rotations Heavy 0, Medium 2, Light 8. Total Adds 2, KCJB, KTOM. Medium: KASH, KDRK. Light: KKIX, WUSQ, KFDI, KWOX, KVOC. KMIX.

TRADER -PRICE "Lately Rose" (Universal) 9/8 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 8, WTVY, KKIX, WELS, KCJB, WTCM, KVOO, KRKT, KASH. Light: KMML.

JILL HOLLIER "Mama's Daily Bread" (WB) 9/6 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 6, WVAM, KLUR, KITS, KFDI, KRKT, KALF. Light: KKIX, KV00. KASH

JERRY JEFF WALKER "Trashy Women" (Tried & True) 9/4 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1, Light 8, Total Adds 4, KKIX, WFLS, KLUR, KALF. Medium: WPOC. Light: KASE, WTVY, KKYX, KFGO.

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ARTISTISong Title (Label) Album Title

RICKY SKAGGS/Hummingbird (Epic) Kentucky Thunder GEORGE STRAIT/Beyond The Blue Neon (MCA) Beyond The Blue Neon

POCO/When It All Began (RCA) Legacy

KENTUCKY HEADHUNTERS/Oh Lonesome Me (Mercury) Pickin On Nashville

NEW GRASS REVIVAL/Friday Night In America (Capitol) Friday Night In America

RANDY TRAVIS/Singing The Blues (WB) No Holdin' Back

VINCE GILL w/REBA McENTIRE/Oklahoma Swing (MCA) When I Call Your Name

GEORGE STRAIT/Angel Angelina (MCA) Beyond The Blue Neon

MICHAEL MARTIN MURPHEY/Route 66 (WB) Land Of Enchantment

RANDY TRAVIS/Card Carrying Fool (WB) Pink Cadillac Soundtrack

RANDY TRAVIS/Mining For Coal (WB) No Holdin' Back

PAUL OVERSTREET/Seeing My Father And Me (RCA) Sowin Love

NEW GRASS REVIVAL/Angel Eyes (Capitol) Friday Night In America

HIGHWAY 101/Walkin', Talkin', Cryin... (WB) Paint The Town

GARTH BROOKS/Not Counting You (Capitol) Garth Brooks

Thank You Radio For The BREAKER:: We Appreciate It!

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62RaR December8,1989 COUNTRY ADDS & HOTS MOST ADDED EAST HOTTEST MOST ADDED SOUTH HOTTEST MOST ADDED MIDWEST HOTTEST MOST ADDED WEST HOTTEST

Restless Heart (RCA) Lorrie Morgan (RCA) Restless Heart (RCA) Lorrie Morgan (RCA) Eddie Babbitt (Universal) Lorrie Morgan (RCA) Restless Heart (RCA) Highway 101 (WB) Eddie Rabbit[ (Universal) Holly Dunn (WB) Oak Ridge Boys (MCA) Billy Joe Royal (Atlantic) Restless Heart (RCA) Shenandoah (Columbia) Ricky Skaggs (Epic) Lorrie Morgan (RCA)

Exile (Arista) Ronnie Milsap (RCA)

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STUART

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WONA Albany, NY

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BILLY HILLmerry NurbR, VA LL

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EARTH BROOKS NILSAP

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Hattest: KLEI RIDGE BOYS LSAP

IRGAN

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ALABAMA GEORGE STRAIT OAR SOGE BOYS KEITH WHITLEY EDDIE RABBIS

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MALL MGG. AT 6. BP IT'Y REBRESMAGENIRE

Omaha, NE RODNEY CRO.LL BmTPE.

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HOLLY DUNN NIGHMAY 101

HOLLY DUNN D BILLY J ¢ EITAL

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LubDxk, T% BILLY KEITH WHITLEY

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HOLLY LX/NN HIGHWAY 101 JANK BmMNE

KEITH WHITLEY BILLY JOE .TAL

KEITH MULES TANYA TUCKER

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KEITH MXITLL. GLEN CAMPBELL

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IL RONNIE N SAP LORRIE NORMA

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ROLL. DUNN

EDDIE MBBITT JAM BROWNE Hottest:

LORRIE WRGN BILLY RILL DOLLY BASS LOME ORGAN NEpDE HACGA. BILLY JOE ROYAL

MAR1'YTIM HSTVAN DuIUM. MN CON WILLIAMSSTUART LOS TAnOR 1YVAY Albert, PA

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HIGHWAY soi KEITH WHITLEY

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BELLAMY BROTHERS MERLE GGGRD

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WLLR RONNIE MILSAP JILL ROLLIER HOLLY DUNN Portland, ME

BILLY JOE ROYAL

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KERLE HAGGARD FORESTER SISTERS

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BILLY JOE ROYAL LORRIE .ORGAN

LIGPWET 101 LORRIES MORGAN LORRIE .ORGAN GARTH BROOKS

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IRENE KELLEY Hottest: WEZLFY

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RANDY TRAVIS KATHY MATKEA

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CAMPBELLKEITH WH[TLET SKAGGS RODNEY CROWELL

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KEITH WHITLEY BILLY JOE ROYAL

Dothan, AL WOK Jacksonville, FL

GEN¢ MATSON Hottest:

KEITH HIHITLET LING WNSTADE

Wme, TX LORRIE MORGAN Tula., OK *Reagan. EDDIE RAG}RD Lanceal«, OH TRAVIS * TT MERLE HAGGARD

LORRIE I»ORGAN RESTLESS HEART RESTLESS HEART

D. BOYS OAR EI OAK RIDGE BOSS

STEVEN WAYNE HORT BILLY HILL

RANN BROOKS DAVID SPECGLE REBECCA HOLDEN RICKY SMOGS ALABAMA

ROMRE MILSAP SHENANDOAHSP

RPNPRY HGDEUN KATHY MATTER

.PAP ALABAMA DDSLL W B OAR RID. ROTS GEM WATSON ROSE

CHARLIE DANIELS

BOY MCCARIEKS MERLE HAGGARD GK RIDGE BOYS WFMS

RONNIE WNNiL NILIRR EXILE EXILE DOLLY PAMPON MBA M[ENIPE

MBA LAIENIRE EXILE

WLVK Charlerls, NC GARY DALE PARKER

MNARTE. ¢DDIE RABE ITT

HOLLY WM BILLY JOE DOTAL

CHARLEY PRIDE PeNma City, FL ROMASTER SISTERS EDDIE RABBITT t: SOUTHERN PACIFIC SAG CREEK

Hottest: Y JOE ROYAL NRTIS WIGHT SPrlrgNsW, IL RESTLESS HEART POW MILLI.. MOLLY DUNN

Hottest: LOLLY PARTON GLEN CAMPBELL Nottest:

OAR Rime BOYS

Nottest' GR RIDG BOYS

MBA MAGENIRE ZAG CRMR

Hotter.: SMMANDOAH

KEITH WHITLEY GEM MATSON CANYON

RONNIE MILSAP HOLLY DUNN MARTY STUART IMME KELLEY DON WILLIAMS KEITH WHITLEY Hottest: SOUTHERN PACIFIC MARILYN RE

WOGE Barrgor, ME

VEIN NSDIN RONNIE NILIRR LORRIE LGAN OPRtL .ORGAN

CLSR BLACK HIGHWAY 101 KEITH MHt TLEY

RESTLESS HEART NNW. *WITTY Nottest:

'x. TRADER PRICE RONNIE MAIN

LORRIE MORGAN GARTH BROOKS

.KOS Mlaml, FL

JAM BROWNE none MS TAILOR GLEN CAMGELL LOMRSE MOKGN RONNIE MILSAP BELLY EXILE LORRIE WPGAN RODNEY rWxELL 9KEMANMIAH BILLY RI TRADER PPIB

HIGH. RESTLESS LIEA RT WILL IC SON HOLLY SUM BILLY JOE .TAL WN NSDIN RODNEY CRO.LL GANH BROOKS JACK MIST DANDY TRAV}3

RONNIE MILSAP LAN BROTHERS WKNNIPama MART STUAN yY4 Nottee[:

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BILLY JOE ROYAL WTCR

TANYA TUCK. MPH CUMIN RONNIE MILSAP

TSSH SA AS.eY EVANS

KATHY MATTER Hottest:GARL's Bibsl, MS SH¢MNDOAP BROOKS

WUBE Fargo, MD KEITH MX[TLEY Hottest BILLY JOE DOTAL

CMel OH SMMNOOAx KEITN WHITLEY 1111sY, GEM WATSON Hottest:

Huntington. WV WMZOEM rMgtorl WaeMnglEE DC

WWNC A.ha.HE. NC

HURRAY a DOGE. SGMNDOAP

..t'..'none RONNIE MtL3Ap WNK

EXILE ERN COSDIx RESTLESS HEART GEORGE STRAIT

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RICKY SEA BS RICO VAN SHELTON OAR Im¢ BOYS

MTHY MATT. FOLLY PARFON SEITH

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ROLLT MICHAEL SHANE }P eWING KEEN GLEN CAMPBELL

DANN BROWNE CORTt9 WRIGHT EDDIE MG TT

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GENE WATSON MARTY STGAN LORRIE MOKGN

CM.1P. DANIELS EIRK L fHAHL¢Y PRIDE Hottest:

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WOO Soma WI

BILLY JOE WEAL Hottest:

HIGHWAY 101 nonee$ .IS DANIELS LORRIES MOPGN

DOLLY DUNN

MBA MCENTIRE Hottest: SHENANDOAH

KNEE El Pam. TO

GAHIRTN BROOKS VEWI GOSD[N RONNIE MILSAP

LORRIE no.. ROMASE MIL S.> HOLLY mxNSARAVIS

WILLIE ..ON EXILE ...V CmNELL MBA NCENSM OAK RIDGE BOYS

PATTY LOVELESS Not teat: K2K% KATHY MATTLA RONNIE MILSAP SEEMEDOAP Lincoln, NE GK RIDGE BOYS SKIP EKING MMNDOAN RONNIE MILSAP JILL POLL [ER GEORGE STRAIT

ALABAMA see/rues, HGDOUN CHOW LORPI P. MnRGAN WaHentl. CnteriD

HIGHWAY 101 FRITH WHITLEY

DON WILL IAMB GRTI BROOKS Noltes [+ rARINE STNS W P TRAVIS TR}TT

KEITH WHITLEY

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CONWAY 'WITTY JANK BROWNE .ZPR ALABAMA

CHARLIE DAxi¢LS RCKYEv%xLSN¢LrON

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ALABAMA

Mo1NN, AL

EXILE

BILLY HILL LIONEL CART RIGHT SOUTHERN PACIFIC UTIIT MATTER RESTLEIN. NAM BILLY JOE ROYAL

KWMT EARTH BROOKS DAVID SPEERALE DON WILL SA. ALABAMA Fat Dodo., IA LORRIE ORGAN HARRELL a SCOTT PAUL OVE.tREET EDDIE MBBIM PAUL OVe.TREBT JAMES WDCe. R1 CRP SMOGS

GLENECAMMON MY CROWELL

GENE WATSON .1HE HAGGARD EDDIE RABBITS B.LAN

SKIP MING H.S. GRITTY DIRT ¢ MBA MC Nr0Re

MBA MCBNIRE DENNY L.

RICO EAm9 GAK RIDGE BOYS

RESTLESS HEART RICO sMGGs

ME.E GGARD TANYA ROCKER OAF RIDGE BOYS

KATHY MATTER AND[ i THE BROWN RP.NNT POG¢ES JAM BROWNE

Hottest: DOLLY PAPYRI HOLLY DM. Poltest: KEEN CHARLIE DANIELS JUDOS

B.TH[. !ERLE MGG. Hottest: ALABAMA

KATHY MATTER DAK RI DOE BOYS RONNIE MCmWELL R

PRICL TRCS NNWT TNSTTY RESTLESS HEART COMM,' MISTY

GEM MATSON

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RICKY SMmS WISO VEWN COSOIN RONNIE. M^mN¢LL

POPESTER SISTERS CORPSE MORGAN MN BRILLS[ a THE BOT WILLIAM

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SELLA. BROT'HE. Nottest:

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EXILE IERU H tt [ o ea

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ER BILLY JOE ROYAL

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Blrgllarnlan, MY CHARLIE DANIELS KEITH WHIT LET

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flocfeet: RONNIE MILSAP

Hottest: CHARLIE DANIELS KEITH NXITL¢Y

OLIN BLACK GLEN GALAREELL

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CLINT BUCK JOE BARNHILL sour BEM PACIPIC OLIN B fXARUT PRIDE A LAGELAIBE FORESTER SISTERS otteet:

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ALABAMA CLINT BLACK RICKY VAN 9NELTm WWVA

MORN RONNIE MILSAP

RONNIE MILSAP CHARLIE DANIELS

LDIRI WRGAN Host,: Hopp TANYATUCKER SKIP EKING

BILLY JOE ROYAL JILL SOGGIER "WV°NC DAK RIDGE BOYS

WOMEN SMMN CmeMetm, OH RO.IEDMILSAP RICISY VAN MELTON %CbW. MN DON WILL]AeLS

GEORGE STRAIT MERLE HAGGARD

J UDOS Wheeling, WV HOLLY DONEE LORRIE WRGAN NIGHMAY 101

GLEN CAMPBELL

CLINT BUCK RICK! VAN SKELTOM WLWI

MLLE PARON RICKY SMGGS BILLY J. BURNMT

HOLLY WNW RONNIE MILSAPBROOKS EXILE

GENII DESERT ROSE GLEN LORRIE EIORGAN SMMNMINO

EDDIE RABBI. WAJRWYAY DOLLY PARTON WRNS MOAK Montgomery, Al RESTLESS HEART JAMES EDGE. BAII.LIE a BOY WITH W{Tüy STEVE WA.NEP NNts WIIRIT HOLLY DONN BELLAMY ROTHERS CHA.ET PRIDE

"gargantuan, WV MCCARIERs CORTIS WIGHT

MM.. GA CPN4I NC WKML Umrttseg4, NC

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LIONEL C TWRIGHT OLIN BLACK LD1ME mRGN FORESTER WCU2 RESTLESS MART RAstST¢.

CANYON GSRü NEXT DOOR

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KATNY MATTE, RESTLESS HEART

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LLT JOE ROYAL RONNIE MILSAP ITEES msOIN LDUIE MORGAN

Hotte grand WPM.. MI .MIL GIRLS NEXT HOOP KFIM HOLLY mNp MIha.WN, WI Hot test : WNMla, KO

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SEEP ¢MIxGR .USD

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HOLLY met RODNEY CROWELL

CORPSE MOR N HIGHWAY O] CHARLIE DANIELS LORRIE PLAN

MIN WILLIAM RONNIE NILKAP

EADOVN RERTOCEV Hº SOLLT JOE WEAL VBKN GOSD{M

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MERLERTNE

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101

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LORRIE MORGAN DUNA POLLrTN

WNNSE MILSAP Hottest: CLINT BUCK LORRIE

5E 1W STRAIT UTICA MA A

CGNw T

BILLY JOEROYAL BILLY JOSS DOTAL CRA.IER DANIELSKATHYSKEMOBIAH wrraRa.na.

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HIGHWAY 101

XEMwMIAH BILLNER DONTWILLIA. KEITH WHITLEY

AL BELLAMY BROTHERS

ALABAMA WELS Frederkk.bwg,

MAN LN 4 Rae. AR HONH[et MILSA'

LOPRIE »ORGAN LEIROBurg. VA .TOR

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RESTLESS HEART RSCIM SKAGGS Hottest:Les TAYLOR

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WM ROES DOS gottas.: POPESTER

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[e at: none RONNIE MILSAP

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SOUTHERN PACIFIC Hottest:

MBA NI E

Epps RAVEN R

JUUDS MATTER

WITH TRADER PRIDE

HILL BILLY ILL DON WILLIAMS SAWYERBROWN

SHAM DOAH HOLLYNDUNN

Hottest: LORRI¢ HOLLY DUNN Hottest: RONNIE MILSAP

mPGAN SMMNDOAH

CURIAE DANIELS KIP EWING

RODNEY mMPEAOPUN L..L MORGAN

.RTi BROOKS BILLY Joe ROYAL

R STRAITKATHYCMwnbW, A CREEK to

HAPLIE DANIELS 1M

L GPTWRIGHT Xot [eat:

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RN GOSOIN

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BONNIE GUITAR JAMES CORR. TWISTY

JERRY K ACKER Hotten LORRIE INORGAN HOLLY DOM NSGNMA. 101

RANDY T TRAVIS DOLLY PANm

KYK% 1-.4.l.a, TB

Hottest: ,,m, so sXELTDN

BROOKS Y ROGEp9 N BROTE.

VER GOSOIN KENTUCKY HEADHUNT

KAJA San Antonb. T%

WMUSIMUMown. MNDT TRAMS JA. BmmrEl MMMNMINN OLLE grand WON., Ml RODNEY CROWELL

HIGHWAY 101 HIGHWAY l01 CORPSE .ORGAN WD%K

KEITH WHITLEY L[xDA mXSE'AONI Young.. OAR RIDGE rgabwn, ON E ROYAL

SHENANDOAH JOE

LORRIE MORGAN KEITHWHITLEY

B[ BILLY HILL MERLE mA.

RODNEY mown!, WILLIE NELSON EXILE

BILLY JOE ROYAL A EGELAIR¢ %ICE JO -el SORRIER EXILE DES¢HTJ ROSE BAND

KYKR SUSS BRATTY

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tte CLINTBLACK BLACK

DANIELS

Hotte.: ESgü MOO NO

TLESS NGN T 101 RESTLESS ESTER SISTERS Beaumont, T% SMMPMIAN

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A rCP.NIRC FORESTER SISTERS RICKY DEN TLH

RAHHT TRAVIS

RONNIE NtL3AP LORRIE .ORGAN MILL, P

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KATHY MATRA ,L, ..ELL MAN STUU.. Noe BA HILL

STEVE MARINER DON WILL[A. 6NI['mweLL EDDIE MBBITT HotB BILLY JOE ROYAL

VERA GO, IN GENTBersonTT JAM BROWNE HIGHWA 101

PLAN

AN HIGHWAY. 101

RONNIE MILSAP WILLIAMS

GLEN eCAMPBELL VEDA (»MIN

iDGLLTETO ROYAL CLINT BLACK

LORRIE MORN KEITH WHITLEY

SHENANDOAH HOLLY DUNN

CHARLIE DANIELSGEN GMGELL KENDO

HEADHUNT KEITH WHITLEY RICKY VAN SMLTON

KALE KFRR KFYR KWMT KWJJ RIMS ESOP KSAN AMPS

I .. Chico, CA Rms.CA Lae Vey.. NV Pendleton OR Portland, OR Reno, NV Seit Late City. UT San Memel., CA SNI14, WA

0.-' F EXILE RESTLESS HEART

ALABAMA WILL INWARD

CHAPLET PRIDE so,ms MBBIM

RESTLESS HEART OAK RIDGE BOYS

MBA ICEN'IRE

I GK RIDGE BOYS

JAxx BROWNE GEORGE STRAIT VERN ONDIN E%ICES

LIONEL DAK RIDGE BOYS RICO SKAGGS EDDIE RABBITT EL CARTWRIGHT RESTLESS

RICKY SKAGGS JCMT JEFFWALKER GE RIDGE BOYSGENE

FORESTER SIST[. RICO 9MGG5

WATSON

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GANTEN olles[:

HOLLY mNN

DOLLY PART. Rotfeet: CLINT BUCK

CHARLEY PRIDE HURT

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O ...TT RICKY SUGGS some. PACIFIC ... MBB DDT RAVEN Hottest: Ratteºt: DOLLY 181 Reporters

KRKT

JILL .CUES kSZN ROmS MCDOWELL

KASN

Hotted: PATTY LOVELESS LORRIE ERRS

RIG.. 101 BELL

BILLY .. ROYAL

LORRIE EORGAN HIGHWAY 101 KEITN MfITLEY

HIGHWAY I101 Cs RONNIE MILSAP

LORRIES WRGAN

es LS THY RONNIE MILSAP MBA MC¢NIM

RONNIE DOLLY PANDA HIGHWAY 101Hottest: HIGHWAY 101

KEITH WHITLEY Hottest: 174 Current Pleyllsts

RIMY. OR LORRIE Anchorage, AK BOMAO LOPPt¢ MDR N DON MI LLIANS CHARLIE. DANIELS SH ...... SMMNDOAHLEN KEITH Y SKEMANMIAH RANDY ENV[ SAWYER BENN TMBELL

GmDxHG RONNIEMILSAP

LEAH MM JILL L WLL[G

RESTLESS REAMHOLLY DUNN ROLLT PAM'. OLIN BLACK ............. OAK RID.. BOT9 DLSE. ROSE BA.

VERN WNNI¢OOMS LSAP KZU

Les Angeles, CA

CAMPBELL RODNEY _mw¢LI. TiMPITL[T CLINT BLACKS SKIP LxNG

¢ MORGAN RONNIE MILSAP GLDE¢x GERB eI.L

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CANYON ARCS MNANDOAP Gold HIS, OR

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OAK RIDGEKBOYS TRADER PRICE

HIGHWAY 101 GIRLS NEXT .OR CubraOU BRASSE. CO

.LLY SUM No[teab GIRLS oM NOR OAR RIDGE BOYS

CORTts WIGNT Hat sear SORTEP SISTE.

Gms DAK RIDGE BOYS RESTLESS MART

SMamenb, CA BOB i.e. COy. UT KORK WPA PIPBname City, FL

RENE KELLEY I ELI. KEITH m[IrLeY BILSAP ITT WPGN MBA MCENTIRE HIGHWAY 101

GLEN RICKY SHELTON RIC. sRA S m

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Hottest: H IGXWAT 101

CAMPBELL SGMNMIAN

VAN Pot[eº Kottest:

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HIGHWAY l OI

DUNN WT m BILLY JOE WEAL N[GNWATM101

LORRIE .ORGAN DOLLY DUNN KEITH WHIT

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attest AW ESA.Hottest: HOtN O RONNIE MILSAP

LORRIE WRGAN MINIWILMSACA none

CHARRLIECDANIELS

WIRST

KYOC ONE. DUNN KUZZ

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RIE N NI RGN

VEIN m.SDIN KEITH WHITLEY HOLLY DUNN DUNN

TANYA TUCKER KEITH WHITLEY KIM Did Not Call, Playlist Frozen (4): Albuquerque. NY

HA HEART [LE BILLY OE ROYAL ongO Den., CO GR Rime Onnd MOMION CO

fROONNIE ..VE. HIDMAY 101 TuesN, A2 KDRK'Spo Kane

RESTLESS HEART MILLE PARTOxYs Hottest:TLBROOKS

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KNCO Redding. CA

WOE a ,KU It TOM KCKC KHEV'El Paso

EXILE HAGGARD

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Here We Are (Epic) 61% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 2, Medium 15, Light 33, Total Adds 43 including WSNI, 2WD, WOMC, WMYX, KXLT, KBIG, KLSY, WZNY, WVUD. Debuts at number 25 on the AC chart.

BAD ENGLISH When I See You Smile (Epic)

55% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 15, Medium 19, Light 11, Total Adds 9, WARM98, U102, WSLQ, WEIM, WECQ, WKTK, KRLB, KTYL, KIDX. Moves 22-17 on the AC chart.

BEACH BOYS Somewhere Near Japan (Capitol)

50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 5, Medium 22, Light 14, Total Adds 2, WKSB, KTID.

TEARS FOR FEARS Woman In Chains (Fontana/Mercury)

50% of our reporters on it. Rotations: Heavy 1, Medium 15, Light 25, Total Adds 4, WXTC, WSLQ, WECQ, WKTK.

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PAUL McCARTNEY "Figure Of Eight" (Capitol) 40/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 11/0, Light 27/5, Total Adds 5, KLSI, WZNY, WCKQ, WLDR, KTID. Heavy: WSUL, KKLV. Medium: WEBE, WKYE, WSLQ, WSKI, WKSB, WGSV, WZNS, KVIC, WCMJ, KBLQ, KWSI. Light including WNLT, WLEV, WXTC, WFMK, WHNN, WEIM, WECO, WONY, WAFL, WYKZ, WKTK, WNMB, WKCX KTYL, KSCB, WTWR, KAYN.

VONDA SHEPARD "Don't Cry Ilene" (Reprise) 37/5 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 22/5, Total Adds 5, WFMK, WKSB, KKLV, KIDX, KAYN. Heavy: KHLT, WEIM. Medium: WKYE, WAHR, WMGN, WMID, WECQ, WHAT, WAFL, WSUL, WZNS, WKCX, WMTFM, WFRO, KBLQ. Light including KLSI, WRVR, WONY, WSKI, WYKZ, WCKQ, KRLB, WNMB, KTYL, KVIC, KSCB, WLDR.

BARBRA STREISAND "Someone That I Used To Love" (Columbia) 34/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 12/0, Light 21/4, Total Adds 4, KXLT, WLHT, WECO, WKSB. Heavy: WRVR. Medium: WLTS, WZNY, WTCB, WAHR, WMID, WEIM, WSUL, WSKI, WMTFM, WFRO, KBLQ, KWSI. Light including WALK, WARM98, KESZ, WLEV, WAFL, WYKZ, WCKO, WGSV, WNMB, WKCX, KTYL, KVIC, KSCB, WLDR.

JOE COCKER "When The Night Comes" (Capitol) 3123 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/3, Light 23/20, Total Adds 23, WNLT, WLEV, WEBE, WKYE, WIVY, WVUD, WECQ, WHAI, WQNY, WAFL, WSUL, WSKI, WKTK, KRLB, WZNS, WKCX, KVIC, WCMJ, WFRO, KSCB, WTWR, KAYN, KWSI. Heavy. KHLT. Medium including KYKY, KXLT, WCKQ, KBLQ. Light including WWNK, KLCY, WSLQ.

JIVE BUNNY & THE MASTERMIXERS "Swing The Mood" (Atco) 31/4 Rotations: Heavy 7/0, Medium 14/1, Light 10/3, Total Adds 4, WNLT, KXLT, WSUL, KVIC. Heavy: KESZ, WAEV, WEIM, WSKI, WKSB, WCKQ, KTYL. Medium including WALK, WNSR, WNIC, WEBE, WAHR, WSLQ, WAFL, WKTK, WZNS, WFRO, KIDX, KBLO. KWSI. Light including KLSI, 3WM, WHAI, WGLL, WGSV, WNMB, KSCB.

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684 37 27 4 643 38 20 6

680 30 26 12

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60,6 13 33 14

563 15 34 7

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KENNY G (28) JOE COCKER (23)

VAN MORRISON (16) STEPHEN BISHOP (15) TRACY CHAPMAN (10)

BAD ENGLISH (9) NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK (9)

CHICAGO (8) ROD STEWART (8)

HOTTEST MICHAEL BOLTON (62)

PHIL COLLINS (52) ELTON JOHN (42) SOULSISTER (37)

GRAYSON HUGH (29) BILLY JOEL (28)

BELINDA CARLISLE (26) MELISSA MANCHESTER (14)

RICHARD MARX (14) JODY WATLEY (14)

IRENE CARA & FREDDIE JACKSON "Love Survives" (Curb/MCA) 30/5 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 8/1. Light 22/4. Total Adds 5, 2WD, KESZ, WECQ, KRLB, KTYL. Medium including WMID. WHAI, WSUL. WSKI, WZNS, WMTFM, KBLQ. Light including KLSI, 3WM, WEIM. MAY. WGLL. WAFL, WYKZ, WGSV, WNMB, WKCX, KVIC. WCMJ, WFRO, KSCB, WLDR, KAYN, KTID, KWSI.

RICKIE LEE JONES "Satellites" (Geffen) 30/0 Rotations: Heavy 4/0. Medium 13/0, Light 13/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WEIM, WAFL, KKLV, KWSI. Medium: WNLT, WAHR, WECO, WHAI, WSUL, WSKI, KRLB, WZNS, WKCX, WFRO, WLDR, KBLQ, KAYN. Light: KLSI, WXTC, KELT, WLHT, WFMK, WMGN, WHNN, 3WM, WMID, WGSV, KVIC, KSCB, WTWR.

KENNY G "Going Home" (Arista) 29/28 Rotations: Heavy 1/1, Medium 1/0, Light 27/27, Total Adds 28, WNLT, KLSI, WEBE, WZNY, WTCB, KELT, WVUD, WMGN, WEIM, WQNY, WAFL, WSUL, WSKI, WKSB, WYKZ, WCKQ WKTK, WGSV, WZNS, WKCX, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, WMTFM, WFRO, KSCB, KBLQ, KWSI Medium: WRVR.

QUINCY JONES featuring RAY CHARLES & CHAKA KHAN "I'll Be Good To You" (Owest/WB) 26/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 10/0, Light 16/5, Total Adds 5, WNLT, WECQ, WMTFM, KKLV, KAYN. Medium: WOMC. WAEV, WSKI. WCKQ. WKTK, KRLB, WZNS, WKCX, KVIC, KWSI. Light including KVIL, KLCY, B100. KELT, WEIM, WQNY, WAFL, WGSV, WCMJ, KSCB. KBLQ.

STEPHEN BISHOP "Mister Heartbreak" (Atlantic) 24/15 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 1/0. Light 23/15, Total Adds 15, WLEV, WSLQ, WAFL, WSKI, KRLB, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ. WMTFM, KSCB, WTWR, KKLV, KIDX, KBLQ, KAYN. Medium. WZNS. Light including WKYE. WEIM. WSUL, WFRO. MILLI VANILLI "Blame It On The Rain" (Arista) 24/4 Rotations: Heavy 5/0, Medium 10/0, Light 9/4, Total Adds 4, WWNK, WMYX, WIVY, KALB. Heavy: KLCY, WSKI, WCKQ, WZNS, KWSI. Medium: WALK, B100, KHLT, WMID, WHAI, WAFL, WKCX, KVIC, WMTFM, KAYN. Light including KSCB.

TAYLOR DAYNE "With Every Beat Of My Heart" (Arista) 222 Rotations. Heavy 8/0, Medium 11/1, Light 3/1, Total Adds 2, WOMC, WIVY. Heavy: KLCY, K101, WMID, WAFL, WSKI, WCKQ, KKLV, KAYN. Medium including WALK, WWNK, WNIC, WMGS, KHLT, WAEV, WZNS, KVIC, WMTFM, WFRO.

OLIVIA NEWTON -JOHN "Reach Out For Me" (Geffen) 22/1 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 6/0, Light 15/1, Total Adds 1, KSCB. Heavy: WMID. Medium' WAHR, WEIM, WZNS, WFRO, KTID, KWSI. Light including WTCB, WRVR, WECO, WSKI, WYKZ, WGSV, WKCX, WCMJ, WMTFM, KBLQ, KAYN.

JOHN TESH "You Break It" (Cypress/A&M) 20/4 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 3/0, Light 16/4, Total Adds 4, WNMB, WKCX, KSCB, KKLV. Heavy: KTID. Medium. KHLT, WEIM, KWSI. Light including WECO, WSUL, WSKI, WYKZ, WGSV, WZNS, KVIC, WMTFM, WFRO, WLDR, KBLO. KAYN.

SOUL II SOUL "Back To Life" (Virgin) 19/6 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7/2, Light 11/4, Total Adds 6, KLSI, KELT, WMGN, WAFL, WGSV, WMTFM. Heavy: WSKI. Medium including KLCY, WSUL, WCKO, WKTK, KAYN. Light including B100, WMID, KRLB, WZNS, KTYL, KSCB, KWSI.

VAN MORRISON " Orangefield" (Mercury) 18/16 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 16/16, Total Adds 16, WEBE, WKYE, WMID, WHAI, WSUL, WSKI, WGSV, WZNS, WCMJ, WMTFM, WFRO, KSCB, WLDR, KKLV, KTID, KWSI.

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK "This One's For The Children" (Columbia) 1B/9 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 5/1, Light 11/8, Total Adds 9, WALK, WNLT, WLTF, WRVR, WCKQ, WKTK, KVIC, WLDR, KBLQ. Medium including WNIC, KOST, WAFL, WSKI. Light including WEIM, KSCB, KWSI.

ANIMAL LOGIC "There's A Spy (In The House Of Love)" (IRS) 14/1 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 11/1, Total Adds 1, WFRO. Medium: WKYE, KVIC, KKLV. Light including WMID, WEIM, WHAI, WQNY, WAFL, WZNS, KSCB, KAYN, KTID, KWSI.

LIVING IN A BOX "Room In Your Heart" (Chrysalis) 12/4 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 12/4. Total Adds 4, KESZ, WCMJ, WFRO, KTID. Light including 13100, WHAI, WAFL, WSUL, WZNS, WLDR, KBLO, KWSI.

TRACY CHAPMAN "All That You Have Is Your Soul" (Elektra) 10/10 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10/10, Total Adds 10. WEIM. WAFL, WGSV, WZNS, KTYL, KVIC, WCMJ, KSCB, WLDR, KWSI.

ARTHUR BAKER featuring AL GREEN "The Message Is Love" (A&M) 10/5 Rotations: Heavy 0, Medium 0, Light 10/5, Total Adds 5, WQNY, WSKI, WZNS, WLDR, KWSI. Light including WMID. WEIM, WHAI, WFRO, KBLQ.

O'JAYS "Serious Hold On Me" (EMI) 10/1 Rotations: Heavy O. Medium 1/0, Light 9/1, Total Adds 1, WAFL. Medium: WEIM. Light including WMID, WHAI, WQNY, WZNS, WNMB, WCMJ, KSCB, KWSI.

HOOTERS "500 Miles" (Columbia) 9/1 Rotations. Heavy 0, Medium 3/0, Light 6/1, Total Adds 1, WSKI Medium: WKYE, KVIC, WMTFM. Light including WEIM, WHAI, WAFL, KSCB, KWSI.

IF YOU'RE NOT PLAYING ANIMAL LOGIC, YOU'RE BARKING UP THE WRONG TREE!

The first single

"There's A Spy

(In The House Of Love)"

From the I.R.S. LP/CS/CD

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P1 W V BFIBoston NewfelllGarcia

ROD STEWART ELTON JOHN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON ROXETTE GLORIA ESTEFAN SOULS ISTER

WALK/Long Island Edwards/Daniels

JODY WATLEY NEW KIDS ON THE Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON BILLY JOEL RICHARD MARX BAD ENGLISH

WNSRINew York Dunphy/Dunkin

ROD STEWART SOULSISTER Hottest: ROXETTE RICHARD MARX BAD ENGLISH DON HENLEY ELTON JOHN

W SNI/Philadelphia Jere Sullivan

GRAYSON HUGH GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS GRAYSON HUGH JETS ELTON JOHN

P2 W LEV (Allentown Daniels/Silvers

STEPHEN BISHOP LUTHER VANDROSS CHICAGO CUTTING CREW JOE COCKER KAREN CARPENTER Hottest: PHIL COLLINS SOULSISTER GRAYSON HUGH MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN

WEBE/Bridgeport Hansen/Norman

VAN MORRISON JOE COCKER GLORIA ESTEFAN KENNY G Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT ELTON JOHN BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON

W KYE/Johnstown Jack Michaels VAN MORRISON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS DON HENLEY TOM PETTY CHER ELTON JOHN

WMGSIWilkes Barre NortonlMarriott

PAUL CARRACK Hottest: BAD ENGLISH MICHAEL BOLTON BELINDA CARLISLE PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL

P3 WMIDIAtlantic City McNalleylBrown

GLORIA ESTEFAN HI IMPACT VAN MORRISON SHARON BRYANT COVER GIRLS SYBIL LEON REDBONE MICHAEL DAMIAN DEBBY BOONE ANN & NANCY WI! BE BE & CE CE STEVE EARLE SOAP STARS SIN Hottest: BELINDA CARLIE MELISSA MANCHI ROD STEWART PHIL COLLINS WARWICK & OSB

W EIM/Fitchburg Jack Raymond

BAD ENGLISH CHER SOUL II SOUL TRACY CHAPMAN KENNY G NATALIE COLE GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD ELLIOT Hottest: BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS ELTON JOHN JODY WATLEY SOULSISTER

WECQIGeneva AnthonylSmith

BAD ENGLISH GLORIA ESTEFAN BARBRA STREISANI TEARS FOR FEARS JOE COCKER QUINCY JONES CARA & JACKSON Hottest: SOULSISTER GRAYSON HUGH MELISSA MANCHESI PRINCE ELTON JOHN

WHAIIGreenfield, MA DeanelArcher

VAN MORRISON JOE COCKER GLORIA ESTEFAN NATALIE COLE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON GRAYSON HUGH LOU GRAMM BELINDA CARLISLE ELTON JOHN

W ONYIIthaca Smith/Erb

ARTHUR BAKER GLORIA ESTEFAN JOE COCKER KENNY G Hottest: SOULS ISTER GRAYSON HUGH BILLY JOEL MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN

WGLL/Mercersburg Norman Schmidt

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON SOULSISTER BILLY JOEL GRAYSON HUGH

WAFLIMilford, DE

Tim Brough

SOUL II SOUL GLORIA ESTEFAN JOE COCKER O'JAYS STEPHEN BISHOP TRACY CHAPMAN KENNY G Hottest: BILLY JOEL BELINDA CARLISLE GRAYSON HUGH DON HENLEY ELTON JOHN

WSUL/Monticello, NY Rob Dillman

GLORIA ESTEFAN LUTHER VANDROSS VAN MORRISON JOE COCKER KENNY G JIVE BUNNY & THE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON BILLY JOEL BELINDA CARLISLE MELISSA MANCHES' ELTON JOHN

WSKIIMontpelier Jim Severance

KENNY G ARTHUR BAKER JOE COCKER GLORIA ESTEFAN STEPHEN BISHOP HOOTERS VAN MORRISON MICHAEL DAMIAN Hottest: BELINDA CARLISLE JODY WATLEY MELISSA MANCHESTE CHER LOU GRAMM

WKSB/Williamsport Tom Benson

GLORIA ESTEFAN KENNY G VONDA SHEPARD BARBRA STREISAND BEACH BOYS Hottest: BILLY JOEL SOULSISTER BELINDA CARLISLE ROD STEWAp PHIL COLLINS

P1 W SB-FMIAtlanta LoCasciolMcCoy

GRAYSON HUGH Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON SOULS ISTER LINDA RONSTADT ELTON JOHN

KVIL/Dallas RhodeslEberhart

MELISSA MANCHESTE JODY WATLEY Hottest: SOULS ISTER BILLY JOEL ELTON JOHN PHIL COLLINS BELINDA CARLISLE

WLTS/New Orleans Bob Mitchell none Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT PHIL COLLINS ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON GRAYSON HUGH

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Bill Curtis

CARA & JACKSON GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS BELINDA CARLISLE ELTON JOHN CHICAGO ROD STEWART

WNLT/Tampa Chuck Crane

CHICAGO JOE COCKER JIVE BUNNY E. THE QUINCY JONES NEW KIDS ON THE B

KENNY G Hottest: PRINCE JODY WATLEY WARWICK & OSBORNE GRAYSON HUGH MICHAEL SOLTON

P2 WZNY/Augusta, GA John Patrick

GLORIA ESTEFAN PAUL MCCARTNEY LUTHER VANDROSS KENNY G Hottest: SOULSISTER ELTON JOHN GRAYSON HUGH JODY WATLEY MICHAEL BOLTON

W X TCICharleston John Quincy

CHER TOM PETTY TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS SOULS ISTER ELTON JOHN GRAYSON HUGH

WTCB/Columbia, SC

Doug Spets

GLORIA ESTEFAN KENNY G Hottest: PHIL COLLINS GRAYSON HUGH MELISSA MANCHESTE ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON

W AHRIHuntsville Michael Cruz

ROD STEWART POCO CHICAGO CUTTING CREW Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN GRAYSON HUGH SOULSISTER

WIVYIJacksonvllle Matthews/Mann

MILLI VANILLI JOE COCKER CUTTING CREW Hottest: RICHARD MARX BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON BELINDA CARLISLE

WTFMIJohnson City Mark McKinney

BELINDA CARLISLE MICHAEL PENN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS NEW KIDS ON THE B

MICHAEL BOLTON JETS MELISSA MANCHESTE

UI021Knoxville Larry Trotter

BAD ENGLISH CHER CHICAGO SADAO WATANABE Hottest: JODY WATLEY BILLY JOEL MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS GRAYSON HUGH

KHLTILittle Rock Ramsey/Aaron

GLORIA ESTEFAN ROD STEWART BILLY JOEL ATLANTIC STAR BRIDGE TOO FAR LOU GRAMM Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT PRINCE RICHARD MARX JOE COCKER MELISSA MANCHESTE

WRVR/Memphis Hamlin/Spencer

GLORIA ESTEFAN NEW KIDS ON THE B SOULSISTER Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS GRAYSON HUGH ELTON JOHN MELISSA MANCHESTE

KELTIMCAllen Chuck White

KENNY G SOUL II SOUL Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART ELTON JOHN NEW KIDS ON THE B BELINDA CARLISLE

WSLO/Roanoke Dick Daniels

TEARS FOR FEARS BAD ENGLISH STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON BILLY JOEL SOULSISTER GRAYSON HUGH BELINDA CARLISLE

WAEVISavannah Dave Alexander

ROD STEWART BILLY JOEL Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT SOULS ISTER JODY WATLEY

WRMF/West Palm Beach Dave Parks

LUTHER VANDROSS CUTTING CREW GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON BILLY JOEL RICHARD MARX MELISSA MANCHESTE

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GLORIA ESTEFAN KENNY G NATALIE COLE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON SOULS ISTER ELTON JOHN GRAYSON HUGH BELINDA CARLISLE

«KO/Campbellsville Jackson/McClendon

NEW KIDS ON THE E

GLORIA ESTEFAN SHARON BRYANT KENNY G PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: SOULS ESTER MICHAEL BOLTON JETS ELTON JOHN BILLY JOEL

WKTKIGainesville Nick Allen

BAD ENGLISH JOE COCKER NEW KIDS ON THE I

KENNY G GLORIA ESTEFAN CUTTING CREW TEARS FOR FEARS Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON BELINDA CARLISLE CHER JODY WATLEY PHIL COLLINS

WGSVIGuntersville Jackson/Bell

GLORIA ESTEFAN KENNY G VAN MORRISON SOUL II SOUL TRACY CHAPMAN Hottest: SOULS ISTER ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON GRAYSON HUGH MELISSA MANCHESTE

KRLB/Lubbock Manning/Allen

BAD ENGLISH JOE COCKER STEPHEN BISHOP COVER GIRLS GLORIA ESTEFAN CARA & JACKSON MILLI VANILLI Hottest: PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL SOULSISTER BELINDA CARLISLE ELTON JOHN

WZNS/Myrtle Beach Mitch Adams

GLORIA ESTEFAN TRACY CHAPMAN JOE COCKER KENNY G VAN MORRISON NATALIE COLE MICHAEL DAMIAN ARTHUR BAKER Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON DON HENLEY PAUL CARRACK BAD ENGLISH

WNMBINorth Myrtle Beacr Thompson/Chapman

GLORIA ESTEFAN JOHN TESH Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS DON HENLEY ELTON JOHN GRAYSON HUGH

WKCX/Rome Randy Quick

GLORIA ESTEFAN JOE COCKER KENNY G JOHN TESH Hottest: SOULSISTER MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN PAUL CARRACK MELISSA MANCHESTE

KTYLITyler Janie Baker

CARA & JACKSON KENNY G TRACY CHAPMAN STEPHEN BISHOP GLORIA ESTEFAN BAD ENGLISH Hottest: BILLY JOEL RICHARD MARX MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS JODY WATLEY

KVIC/Victoria Tony Davis

JOE COCKER JIVE BUNNY & THE KENNY G NEW KIDS ON THE B

TRACY CHAPMAN STEPHEN BISHOP GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON CHER JODY WATLEY

Pf WARM98/Cincinnati Michael Grayson

WOMC/Detroit Barry Argenbrlght

TAYLOR DAYNE GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest:

DON HENLEY SOULSISTER BAD ENGLISH MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS NEW KIDS ON THE B ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON CHER RICHARD MARX BOBBY BROWN SOULS ISTER

WWNK/Cincinnati Matthews/McCullough

MILLI VANILLI DONNY OSMOND Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON CUTTING CREW PHIL COLLINS RICHARD MARX

WLTF/Cleveland PopovichlGodirey

ROD STEWART LOU GRAMM NEW KIDS ON THE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON RICHARD MARX BAD ENGLISH GLORIA ESTEFAN SOULSISTER

WSNYIColum bus Hallett/Nunna lly

KLSIIKansas City Land/Stultz

PAUL MCCARTNEY SOUL II SOUL NATALIE COLE KENNY G Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT JODY WATLEY PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN

WMYX/Milwaukee King/Morales

GLORIA ESTEFAN B MILLI VANILLI

Hottest: PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL RICHARD MARX LINDA RONSTADT ROXETTE

CHER MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT RICHARD MARX ELTON JOHN

W NIC/Detroit Bob Kucker

PAUL CARRACK Hottest: LINDA ROHSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON NEW KIDS ON THE B CHER BAD ENGLISH

KS95/Minneapolis Kim Jeffries

ROD STEWART Hottest: BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON DON HENLEY ELTON JOHN

KYKYISt. Louis Weed!Larrabee

CHICAGO ELTON JOHN Hottest: ROD STEWART PHIL COLLINS DON HENLEY ROXETTE BAD ENGLISH

P2 W VUDIDayton Reed Kittredge

KENNY G GLORIA ESTEFAN JOE COCKER CHER LOU GRAMM Hottest: SOULSISTER ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS

WLHT/Grand Rapids Dirksen/Brown BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON SOULSISTER BAD ENGLISH BELINDA CARLISLE DON HENLEY

WFMK/Lansing Tom Knight

VONDA SHEPARD Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON SOULS ISTER BAD ENGLISH BELINDA CARLISLE DON HENLEY

WMG NIMadison O'Neill/Hinds CHICAGO SOUL II SOUL KENNY G Hottest: SOULSISTER MICHAEL BOLTON JODY WATLEY GRAYSON HUGH ROD STEWART

WHNN/Saginaw Stine/Knight

LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON SOULSISTER BAD ENGLISH BELINDA CARLISLE DON HENLEY

3 W M/Toledo Mark Roberts

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON GRAYSON HUGH BELINDA CARLISLE ELTON JOHN

P3 WCMJ/Cambridge, C

Mike Ruble

GLORIA ESTEFAN STEPHEN BISHOP LIVING IN A BOX NATALIE COLE KENNY G VAN MORRISON JOE COCKER TRACY CHAPMAN LAMA RCA Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON BILLY JOEL SOULSISTER ELTON JOHN GRAYSON HUGH

WMT-FMICedar Rapids Green/Sellers

VAN MORRISON SOUL II SOUL STEPHEN BISHOP KENNY G

QUINCY JONES Hottest: BILLY JOEL JODY WATLEY MICHAEL BOLTON GRAYSON HUGH PHIL COLLINS

WFRO/Fremont, OH WolfelZiebold

KENNY G GLORIA ESTEFAN VAN MORRISON LIVING IN A BOX NATALIE COLE ANIMAL LOGIC JOE COCKER Hottest: PHIL COLLINS GRAYSON HUGH MICHAEL BOLTON SOULS ISTER BILLY JOEL

KSCB/Liberal Mark David

GLORIA ESTEFAN KENNY G TRACY CHAPMAN OLIVIA NEWTON-JOI JOHN TESH STEPHEN BISHOP VAN MORRISON JOE COCKER Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON SOULSISTER GRAYSON HUGH ELTON JOHN BELINDA CARLISLE

W TW R/Monroe Lori Derrick JOE COCKER GLORIA ESTEFAN STEPHEN BISHOP Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON SOULSISTER BELINDA CARLISLE GRAYSON HUGH ELTON JOHN

WLDRITraverse City James Filkins

GLORIA ESTEFAN TRACY CHAPMAN BELINDA CARLISLE ARTHUR BAKER VAN MORRISON NEW KIDS ON THE B MICHAEL DAMIAN ANN & NANCY WILSO PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: JODY WATLEY GRAYSON HUGH PRINCE SOULSISTER WARWICK & OSBORNE

P1 K X LT/Denver Murray/Adams

GLORIA ESTEFAN TOM PETTY CHER BARBRA STREISAND JIVE BUNNY & THE Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON ROXETTE BAD ENGLISH DON HENLEY

KBIG/Los Angeles

Edwards/Verdery

GLORIA ESTEFAN DON HENLEY Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS ELTON JOHN GRAYSON HUGH MELISSA MANCHESTE

KESZ/Phoenix LaBeaulFoxx

LIVING IN A BOX CARA & JACKSON RICHARD ELLIOT Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL RO XETTE JIVE BUNNY & THE

KOSTILos Angeles KayelAmidon

none Hottest: RICHARD MARX JETS GLORIA ESTEFAN PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON

KLCYISalt Lake City Brad Stone none Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS ELTON JOHN MILLI VANILLI SOULSISTER

B1001San Diego Gene Knight

TOM PETTY TINA TURNER DON HENLEY CHICAGO Hottest: SOULSISTER PHIL COLLINS BELINDA CARLISLE MICHAEL BOLTON JODY WATLEY KLSY/Seattle Mays/Brooks

GLORIA ESTEFAN POCO Hottest: PHIL COLLINS SOULS ISTER MICHAEL BOLTON CHER ELTON JOHN

K101/San Francisco John Evans

JODY WATLEY PAUL CARRACK ROD STEWART Hottest: BILLY JOEL RICHARD MARX PHIL COLLINS TAYLOR DAYNE BELINDA CARLISLE

P3 KKLVIAnchorage Stroh/Nielsen

CHICAGO VAN MORRISON CUTTING CREW STEPHEN BISHOP QUINCY JONES GLORIA ESTEFAN JOHN TERN Hottest: BILLY JOEL BELINDA CARLISLE PHIL COLLINS LOU GRAMM PAUL CARRACK

KAY N/Nogales Bob Gerhard

GLORIA ESTEFAN VONDA SHEPARD STEPHEN BISHOP QUINCY JONES JOE COCKER Hottest: PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL BELINDA CARLISLE DON HENLEY PRINCE

KIDX1Billings, MT Charlye Parker

STEPHEN BISHOP VONDA SHEPARD BAD ENGLISH Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT RICHARD MARX SOULSISTER MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS

KBLQ/Logan, UT John Dimick

GLORIA ESTEFAN STEPHEN BISHOP KENNY G COVER GIRLS NEW KIDS ON THE B MICHAEL DAMIAN Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN SOULSISTER MELISSA MANCHESTE GRAYSON HUGH

KTID1San Rafael Maria Lopez

PAUL MCCARTNEY GLORIA ESTEFAN VAN MORRISON LIVING IN A BOX Hottest: TOM PETTY ELTON JOHN PHIL COLLINS MELISSA MANCHESTE EURYTHMICS

KWSI/Warm Springs, OR Matters/Bobb

VAN MORRISON TRACY CHAPMAN GLORIA ESTEFAN ARTHUR BAKER JOE COCKER KENNY G Hottest: BILLY JOEL MILLI VANILLI BELINDA CARLISLE ELTON JOHN LOU GRAMM

82 Current Reporters 79 Current Playlists

Did Not Report, Playllst Frozen (3): 3 W M/Toledo KLCY/Satt Lake City WGLL/Mercersburg

Did Not Report A New List For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (1): W KSO/Orangeburg

Reporrs/Adds

1 VONDA SHEPARD/Don't Cry Ilene (Reprise) 37/5 2 JIVE BUNNY & THE MASTERMIXERS/Swing The Mood (Atco) 31/4 3 IRENE CARA & FREDDIE JACKSON/Love Survives (Curb/MCA) 30/5 4 MILLI VANILLI/Blame It On The Rain (Arista) 24/4 5 JOHN TESH/You Break It (Cypress/A&M) 20/4 6 SOUL II SOUL/Back To Life (Virgin) 19/6 7 ANIMAL LOGIC/There's A Spy (In The House Of Love) (IRS) 14/1 8 LIVING IN A BOX/Room In Your Heart (Chrysalis) 12/4 9 ARTHUR BAKER FEATURING AL GREEN/The Message Is Love (A&M) 10/5

10 HOOTERS/500 Miles (Columbia) 9/1

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CHER (4) CHICAGO (4)

LOU GRAMM (4) DON HENLEY (3) ELTON JOHN (3) TOM PETTY (3)

MICHAEL BOLTON (2) NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK (2)

PRINCE (2)

Pf WBZ/Boston Phil Conrad

none Hottest: GLORIA ESTEFAN ELTON JOHN SOULSISTER PHIL COLLINS

WHEN/Buffalo Hank Nevins MICHAEL DAMIAN KAREN CARPENTEI Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT EXPOSE JIVE BUNNY S TI MICHAEL BOLTON

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WMAL1Washington Michael Neff

LUTHER VANDROSS Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS ELTON JOHN GRAYSON HUGH MELISSA MANCHESTE

P2 WICCIBridgeport Stormin' Norman none Hottest: JIVE BUNNY & THE BILLY JOEL RICHARD MARX PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT

WTIC/Hartford David Bernstein

none Hottest: SOULSISTER DON HENLEY MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL

WELIINew Haven Gross/McCormick

CHICAGO CHER Hottest: BILLY JOEL MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN MELISSA MANCHESTE KAREN CARPENTER

PHIL COLLINS (25) LINDA RONSTADT (22) MICHAEL BOLTON (19)

ELTON JOHN (12) SOULSISTER (11) BILLY JOEL (10)

MELISSA MANCHESTER (10) RICHARD MARX (10)

DON HENLEY (6) ROXETTE (4)

WGY/Schenectady Buzz Brindle

CHICAGO BARBRA STREISAND QUINCY JONES Hottest: LINDA BONSTADT MURRAY S ROGERS PRINCE SOULSISTER PHIL COLLINS

P3 WFMDIFrederick, MD

Fieseler/Watson CUTTING CREW LOU GRAMM ROY ORBISON TOM PETTY WARWICK & OSBORNE Hottest: BILLY JOEL SOULS ISTER PHIL COLLINS BELINDA CARLISLE ELTON JOHN W IMTRIMorristown Brian Emery TEARS FOR FEARS MICHAEL PENN FINE YOUNG CANNIB Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL SOULS ISTER GRAYSON HUGH

P2 WHASILouisville Doug McElvein

PRINCE DON HENLEY JIVE BUNNY ó THE Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT BILLY JOEL RICHARD MARX CHER

WDBOIO ria ndo Dan Shatter

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON LINDA RONSTADT PRINCE SIMPLY RED

W R V AIR ichmond Tim Farley

ROD STEWART LOU GRAMM Hottest: DON HENLEY PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN JIVE BUNNY & THE

P3 WKYX/Paducah Cook/Miller

MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: DON HENLEY LINDA RONSTADT JETS MICHAEL BOLTON JODY WATLEY

WSTU/Stuart Shaw/Grant

CHER CHICAGO LOU GRAMM DON HENLEY Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON SOULS ISTER BILLY JOEL RICHARD MARX BAD ENGLISH

Pf 55KRCICincinnatl Gary King ELTON JOHN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS RICHARD MARX BONNIE RAITT LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON

WLWICincinnatl Dave Reinhart

CHER TOM PETTY Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT BAD ENGLISH DON HENLEY ELTON JOHN

W TV NIColumbua John Lane none Hottest:

WCCOIMinneapolis Curt Lundgren NEW KIDS ON THE I TRACY CHAPMAN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS JETS MELISSA MANCHESTE BONNIE RAITT LINDA RONSTADT

P2 W HBYIAppleton Salm/St. John

CUTTING CREW GLORIA ESTEFAN NATALIE COLE Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS MELISSA MANCHESTE ELTON JOHN

WHBCICanton Doug Lane

DON HENLEY

WOOD/Grand Rapids Robb Westaby

CHICAGO BARBRA STREISAND Hottest: STEPHEN BISHOP LINDA RONSTADT RICHARD MARX SOULS ISTER PHIL COLLINS

W IBAIMadison ReedlKay

none Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE LINDA RONSTADT PHIL COLLINS RICHARD MARX WARWICK & OSBORNE

WROK/Rockford Ivey/Thomas

DON HENLEY Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT GLORIA ESTEFAN EXPOSE

P3 W JBC/Bloomington Don Munson

TAYLOR DAYNE CARA & JACKSON NATALIE COLE JOHN TESH Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON DON HENLEY SOULS ISTER JETS MELISSA MANCHESTE

WCILICarbondale Rich Bird

NEW KIDS ON THE B MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT DON HENLEY PRINCE PHIL COLLINS ROXETTE

PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT RICHARD MARX BILLY JOEL ROXETTE MELISSA MANCHESTE

Hottest: Karen Cerpentor (2) should have RICHARD MARX appeared In last week's most MICHAEL BOLTON added (applies for both FSA 8

Gold Based) PHIL COLLINS SOULS ISTER

KFSBIJoplin Eric Williams

none Sottest: RICHARD MARX BILLY JOEL LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON ROXETTE

KFOR/LIncoln Cathy Blythe

MICHAEL BOLTON PRINCE Hottest: SOULSISTER LINDA RONSTADT MELISSA MANCHEST

KELOISioux Falls, SD Spanky Carmichael

CHER ELTON JOHN EDDIE MONEY TOM PETTY Hottest: BELINDA CARLISLE PHIL COLLINS BAD ENGLISH RICHARD MARX PAUL CARRACK

Pf KHO W (Denver Murphy Huston ELTON JOHN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON BILLY JOEL

e0XETTE

KFMBISan Diego LarsonlRobertson

LOU GRAMM Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON SOULS ISTER GRAYSON HUGH ELTON JOHN

P2 KIWI/Boise Drew Harold

GRAYSON HUGH JODY WATLEY Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS MELISSA MANCHESTE NEW KIDS ON THE B LINDA RONSTADT

KUGNIEugene O'Brien/James

none Hottest: MELISSA MANCHESTE LINDA RONSTADT BONNIE RAITT MURRAY S ROGERS BARBRA STREISAND

KSSK/Honolulu Phil Abbott

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON JIVE BUNNY 6 THE STEPHEN BISHOP

33 Current Reporten 2B Current Playllsts

Called In A Frozen Playllat (2): WTVN/Columbus WIBA/Madison

Did Not Report, Playllat Frozen (3): W DBO/Orlando KFSB/Joplin WTIC/Hartford

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1i1J1'í1J.J. MELISSA MANCHESTER (7)

ELTON JOHN (4) ROD STEWART (4) JODY WATLEY (4)

CHICAGO (3) LOU GRAMM (3) DON HENLEY (3) SOULSISTER (3)

Pf W WMXIBaltimore Don Kelley none Hottest: ROXETTE MADONNA PHIL COLLINS JEFF HEALEY BAND

WMJX1Boston Nancy Quill none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS VAN MORRISON LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISAND BARRY MANILOW

WKJYINassau, NY

Keith Hill ELTON JOHN Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON NEW KIDS ON THE B PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT BARBRA STREISAND

WKSZIPhlladelphia Lou Patrick

none Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND LINDA RONSTADT PHIL COLLINS SIMPLY RED

W HTXIPittsburgh Scott Alexander

RICHARD MARX Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT BILLY JOEL MILLI VANILLI PHIL COLLINS RICHARD MARX

WLTJIPIttsburgh John Gallagher

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS RICHARD MARX LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON NEW KIDS ON THE B

WITT/Washington Al Santos

none Hottest: RICHARD MARX PHIL COLLINS ROSETTE MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN

P2 WKLIIAlbany KnottlHolmberg

PAUL CARRACK MADONNA MICHAEL DAMIAN Hottest: RICHARD MARX PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON ROSETTE WAEBIAIIentown Chris Bailey none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART ELTON JOHN

HOTTEST PHIL COLLINS (43)

MICHAEL BOLTON (28) LINDA RONSTADT (25) RICHARD MARX (19)

ELTON JOHN (17) ROXETTE (14)

SOULSISTER (12) GRAYSON HUGH (8)

BILLY JOEL (8)

WMRV/Binghamton, NY John Carter BELINDA CARLISLE JETS TOM PETTY Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON DON HENLEY GRAYSON HUGH WARWICK & OSBORNE

WMAS-FM/Spdngtleld Kratovllle/Kelly

FINE YOUNG CANNIB MELISSA MANCHESTE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON ROSETTE ELTON JOHN LINDA RONSTADT PHIL COLLINS

WYYY/Syracuse Lauber/Langmyer

CHER Hottest: PHIL COLL INS BILLY JOEL LINDA RONSTADn RICHARD MARX

WFAS-FM/White Plains Pauli/Richard

NEW KIDS ON THE B SOUL II SOUL Hottest: JODY WATLEY SOULS ISTER BELINDA CARLISLE ELTON JOHN BAD ENGLISH

WJBRIWilmington, DE

Bill Kaye

MELISSA MANCHESTE JODY WATLEY Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN SOULS ISTER ROD STEWART

Karen Carpenter (2) should have appeared In last week's most added (applies for both FSA 8 Gold Based)

P1 KMGCIDallas Chalase Daly TAYLOR DAYNE Hottest: MICHAEL BOLT*, PHIL COLLINS GRAYSON HUGH ELTON JOHN SOULS ISTER

KLTRIHouston Ed Scarborough GRAYSON HUGH SOULS ISTER Hottest: EXPOSE PHIL COLLINS RICHARD MARX MICHAEL BOLTON ELTON JOHN Love 94lMlaml Don Agony

KENNY G

Hottest: RICHARD MARX LINDA RONSTADT PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART

WLMG/New Orleans Nick Ferrara

none Hottest: BARBRA STREISAND KAREN CARPENTER PHIL COLLINS MELISSA MANCHESTE GRAYSON HUGH

WUSAITampa IrwinlW Illlams

JODY WATLEY SOULS ISTER TAYLOR DAYNE Hottest: PHIL COLLINS RICHARD MARX MICHAEL BOLTON LINDA RONSTADT

WJOIINorfolk John Daniel

MELISSA MANCHESTI Hottest: BONNIE RAITT DON HENLEY ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS

P2 KKMJIAustIn Bob Cole KENNY G

GLORIA ESTEFAN Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON LINDA RONSTADT MELISSA MANCHESTE KAREN CARPENTER

WMJJIBIrmingham Ken Barnett SOULS ISTER MICHAEL BOLTON ROD STEWART JIVE BUNNY & THE Hottest: PHIL COLLINS CHER MILLI VANILLI TAYLOR DAYNE ELTON JOHN

WMXCICharlotte Herring/Morley none Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT PHIL COLLINS RICHARD MARX ROSETTE TAYLOR DAYNE

WLMXIChattanooga Burkett/Marshall

LOU GRAMM CHICAGO Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON LINDA RONSTADT BILLY JOEL POCO

WMAGIGreensboro John Jenkins

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARX

WRKA/Louisvllle Michael Kay

QUINCY JONES JOE COCKER MELISSA MANCHES Hottest: SOULSISTER TAYLOR DAYNE MICHAEL BOLTON CHER ROD STEWART

WSTF/Orlando Samantha Shore

LOU GRAMM BAD ENGLISH Hottest: PHIL COLLINS GLORIA ESTEFAN LINDA RONSTADT ROSETTE MICHAEL BOLTON

WRAL/Raleigh Scott/Myers

none Hottest: ROXETTE MILLI VANILLI LINDA RONSTADT MADONNA GRAYSON HUGH

WMX B/Richmond Mike Ryan

CHICAGO Hottest: PHIL COLLINS GRAYSON HUGH RICHARD MARX ROSETTE SOULS ISTER

KVKIIShreveport Howard Clark

ELTON JOHN DON HENLEY Hottest: MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS SOULSISTER RICHARD MARX LINDA RONSTADT

Did Not Report, Playliat Frozen (5): WKSZ/Phlladelphla WLTJ/Plttsburgh WMAG/Greensboro WMXC/Charlotte W RAL/Raleigh

Pf WMJIICleveland Lindlivers

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL BAD ENGLISH ROSETTE STARSHIP

WLTIIDetroit Bob Kaake

ELTON JOHN MELISSA MANCHES Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT ELTON JOHN JETS BONNIE RAITT SIMPLY RED

W ENSllndianapolis GreylEagan

DON HENLEY ROD STEWART BAD ENGLISH Hottest: ROXETTE MILLI VANILLI RICHARD MARX LINDA RONSTADT BILLY JOEL

WLTOIMIlwaukee Fred Brennan

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS EXPOSE RICHARD MARX LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON

P2 WCRZIFlInt Patrick/Downey

MELISSA MANCHESTI JODY WATLEY JETS Hottest: ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS GRAYSON HUGH SOULSISTER

KUOLIKansas City Don Bender

JODY WATLEY Hottest: ELTON JOHN GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARX PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON

KEFM/Omaha LanelKennedy

ROD STEWART Hottest: ROSETTE BILLY JOEL PHIL COLLINS

WGLOIPeoria Jerry Jay

ROD STEWART Hottest: PHIL COLLINS BILLY JOEL BELINDA CARLISLE JEFF HEALEY BAND ROSETTE

WMGIITerre Haute Thomas/Rush ELTON JOHN MELISSA MANCHES? Hottest: RICHARD MARX PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON SOULSISTER KRAVITulsa Couch/Lee none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON SOULS ISTER ELTON JOHN MELISSA MANCHES'

KXLKIWichita, KS Greg Gann

KAREN CARPENTER Hottest: MILLI VANILLI LINDA RONSTADT PHIL COLLINS DON HENLEY RICHARD MARX

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48 Current Reporters 41 Current Playllets

P1 KKCWIPortland BIlI Minckler

none Hottest: ELTON JOHN MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS SOULSISTER MELISSA MANCHESTE

KOLH/RIverside Shannon McCrae

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON GRAYSON HUGH KAREN CARPENTER ELTON JOHN

KXOA-FMISacramento Casey/Clem

MICHAEL BOLTON Hottest: PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT DON HENLEY GLORIA ESTEFAN RICHARD MARX

P2 KLLYIBakersfleld Ruas Davidson

none Hottest: RICHARD MARX PHIL COLLINS SOULSISTER MICHAEL BOLTON GRAYSON HUGH

Called In A Frozen Ptayllat (2): WLTO/Milwaukee W W MX/Baltlmore

K CIX/Boise Don Jennings CHICAGO Hottest: LINDA RONSTADT RICHARD MARX MICHAEL BOLTON PHIL COLLINS ELTON JOHN

KISC/Spokane Rob Harder

BILLY JOEL Hottest: RICHARD MARX PHIL COLLINS LINDA RONSTADT MICHAEL BOLTON ROSETTE

KKLDITucson Adrienne Walker

PRINCE LOU GRAMM KAREN CARPENTER Hottest: PHIL COLLINS MICHAEL BOLTON SOULSISTER ELTON JOHN GRAYSON HUGH


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MICHEL CAMILO/On Fire (Epic) "Island" "Sammy"

MICHEL PETRUCCIANI/Music (Blue Note) "Looking" "Lullaby"

GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Time Out Of Mind (Columbia)"Grammercy" 'Time" "Unspoken"

ANDY NARELL/Little Secrets (Windham Hill/Jazz) "Chamcha's" "Little"

6 DAVE SAMUELS/Ten Degrees North (MCA) "Ten" "Real" "Ivory"

5 TONINHO HORTA/Moonstone (Verve Forecast)* "Liana" "Bicycle"

7 NESTOR TORRES/Morning Ride (Verve Forecast) "Morning" "Sculpture"

DAVE GRUSIN/Migration (GRP) "Dancing" "Old"

12 DAVID BENOIT/Waiting For Spring (GRP) "Some" "Cast"

14 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, CHARLIE BROWN/Happy Anniversary,... (GRP) "History" "Little"

15 SADAO WATANABE/Front Seat (Elektra)

FAREED HAQUE/Manresa (Pangaea)

LEE RITENOUR/Color Rit (GRP)

JON FADDIS/Into The Faddisphere (Epic)

"One" "Sailing"

"Duende" "Ain't"

"Bahia" "All"

"Sambahia"

FRANK MORGAN/Mood Indigo (Antilles New Directions/Island) "Love" "Bessie's"

AH MAD JAMAL/Pittsburg (Atlantic) "Pittsburgh"

FATTBURGER/Time Will Tell (Intima/Enigma) "Meat" "Any"

MIKE STERN/Jigsaw (Atlantic) "You" "Another"

CHARNETT MOFFETT/Beauty Within (Blue Note) "Love" "Angela"

MILES DAVIS/Aura (Columbia) "Orange"

THELONIOUS MONK/Straight No Chaser (Columbia) "Ugly"

JUDE SWIFT/Music For Your Neighborhood (Nova) "Music" CHET BAKER/My Favourite Songs (Enja/Mesa) . "Cold"

FABULOUS BAKER BOYS/Original Soundtrack (GRP) "Main" "Welcome"

RICK MARGITZA/Color (Blue Note) "Color"

MONTE CROFT/A Higher Fire (Columbia) "Always" "Hold"

LENI STERN/Secrets (Enja/Mesa) "Amethyst" "Silver"

GARY HERBIG/Friends To Lovers (Headfirst) "Friends"

DENNY ZEITLIN/In The Moment (Windham Hill) -Just" JOHN HANDY WITH CLASS/Centerpiece (Milestone/Fantasy) "Centerpiece"

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QUINCY JONES (13) DAVID CHESKY (9) AHMAD JAMAL (9)

HUGH MASEKELA (8) KENNY G (6)

OUT OF THE BLUE (6) DANNY GOTTLIEB (5)

CHARNETT MOFFETT (5)

MICHEL CAMILO (20) MICHEL PETRUCCIANI (18)

GROVER WASHINGTON JR. (18) HAPPY ANNIVERSARY (12)

DAVE GRUSIN (10) DAVID BENOIT (7) ANDY NARELL (7)

FATTBURGER/Meat

`-\.i1 **SAM RINEY "At Last" (Spindletop) 29/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 12/0, Light 13/1, Total Adds 1, WDET. Heavy: WLVE, KPRT, KSBR, JZTRAX. Mediums include: KJZZ, KMHD, WFPL.

"BOB'S DINER "Bob's Diner" (DMP) 28/3 Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 131, Light 11/2, Total Adds 3, WIVY, WNGS, KKLD. Heavy: WJAZ, WTEB, WSIE, KSBR.

"CLYDE CRINER "The Color Of Dark" (Novus/RCA) 28/2 Rotations Heavy 3/0, Medium 13/0, Light 12/2, Total Adds 2, WDET, KTCJ. Heavy: KJZZ, WSIE, WVPE. Mediums include: KXPR, WFPL, WSHA.

'DAVID CHESKY "Club De Sol" (Chesky) 27/9 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 14/4, Light 12/5, Total Adds 9, WNOP, WJAZ, CJ, JZSHOW, KSLU, WIVY, WVPE, KKLD, F40. Heavy: KLCC.

*QUINCY JONES "Back On The Block" (Owest/WB) 25/13 Rotations: Heavy 3/1, Medium 10/4, Light 12/8, Total Adds 13. WBGO, WNOP, KTCJ, KMHD, WJAZ, WFPL, WIVY, WLVE. WMFD, WSIE, WVPE, JZTRAX, KKLD. Heavy: WQCD, F40

*UNCLE FESTIVE "That We Do Know" (Denon) 23/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 9/0, Light 11/3, Total Adds 3, KMHD, WFPL, KSBR. Heavy: WEBR, KPRT, JZTRAX.

*RICK STRAUSS "Body Lines" (ProJaa) 23/1 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 12/0, Light 7/1, Total Adds 1. KUOP. Heavy: WCPN, KMHD, WJAZ, WEBR. Mediums include: KJZZ, WMOT, KLCC, KSLU.

"CHARLIE ELGART "Balance" (Novus/RCA) 23/0 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/0, Light 12/0, Total Adds 0. Heavy: WNOP, WSIE, WVPE. Mediums include: WQCD, KJZZ, WFPL, WSHA, KUOP.

HUGH MASEKELA "Uptownship" (Novus/RCA) 21/8 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 7n, Light 13/7, Total Adds 8, KMHD, WFPL, JCITY, WFSS, WIVY, WSIE, WVPE, KKLD.

ED MANN "Get Up" (CMP) 21/0 Rotations: Heavy 2/0, Medium 13/0, Light 6/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WKRY, WSIE. Mediums include: WDET, WAER, WFPL, WMOT, WSHA, KUOP, KSLU.

OUT OF THE BLUE "Spiral Staircase" (Blue Note) 20/6 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 8/1, Light 9/5. Total Adds 6, WDET. KMHD, WHRO, WSHA, WKRY, KCLC. Heavy. WBGO, WCPN, KJAZ.

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CONTEMPORARY JAZZ

GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Time Out... (Columbia) "Unspoken" "Time" DAVE GRUSIN/Migration (GRP) "First" "Dancing" "Old"

RICKIE LEE JONES/Flying Cowboys (Geffen) "Satellites" "Horses"

FAREED HAOUE/Manresa (Pangaea) "Ain't" "PM"

JOHN TESH/Garden City (Cypress/A&M) "Garden" "Shock"

FATTBURGER/Time Will Tell (Intima/Enigma) "Monica" "Meat"

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, CHARLIE BROWN/Happy Anniversary...(GRP)"Linus" "Breadline"

SADAO WATANABE/Front Seat (Elektra) "Any" "Sailing"

LEE RITENOUR/Color Rit (GRP) "Bahia" "e"

SUZANNE CIANI/History Of My Heart (Private Music) "Anthem" "Eagle"

NELSON RANGELL/Playing For Keeps (GRP) "Waiting" "Playing"

TONINHO HORTA/Moonstone (Verve Forecast/Mercury) "Liana" "Eternal"

ANDY NARELL/Little Secrets (Windham Hill/Jazz) "Music" "Little"

s PATRICK O'HEARN/Eldorado (Private Music) "Illusionist" "Chattahoochee"

20 RANDY CRAWFORD/Rich And Poor (WB) "Knockin"' "Cigarette" "Believe"

25 SAM RINEY/At Last (Spindletop) "What" "Pacific"

15 TRACY CHAPMAN/Crossroads (Elektra) "Crossroads" "All"

19 GARY HERBIG/Friends To Lovers (Headfirst) "Never" "Friends"

14 YANNI/Niki Nana (Private Music) "Dance" "Someday" "First"

12 WENDY WALL/Wendy Wall (SBK) "Crazy" "Wondering"

24 PETER KATER/Moments, Dreams & Visions (Silver Wave) "Maritime" "Wave"

26 STEVE HAUN/Midnight Echos (Silver Wave) "Renewal" "Distant"

23 BRIAN BROMBERG/Magic Rain (Intima/Enigma) "Magic" "Isn't" "10"

VONDA SHEPARDNonda Shepard (Reprise) "Don't"

NESTOR TORRES/Morning Ride (Verve Forecast) "Dance" "Morning"

DON HARRISS/Abacus Moon (Sonic Atmospheres) .. "Crystal" "Inventions" "Porcelain"

WAYNE GRATZ/Reminiscence (Narada Lotus/MCA) "Karen's" "Navigator"

KIM WATERS/Sweet And Saxy (Warlock) "Giving" "Soul"

PEYTON & VERDERY/Emotional Velocity (Sona Gaia) "Our" "Sharing"

DAVID WILCOX/How Did You Find Me Here (A&M) "Eye" "Language"

i:/12:, r.:U.5 HOTTEST LPs HOT TRACKS -1-37'

KENNY G (16) QUINCY JONES (13)

UNCLE FESTIVE (8) KIM WATERS (7)

LARRY CARLTON (6)

DANNY GOTTLIEB (6)

GROVER WASHINGTON JR. (21) DAVE GRUSIN (19)

RICKIE LEE JONES (15) FAREED HAGUE (12) SUZANNE CIANI (11)

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY (11) FATTBURGER (10)

PATRICK O'HEARN (10)

JOHN TESH/Garden DAVID WILCOX/Eye

PATRICK O'HEARN/Illusionist GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Time

.. ..-.J _ J J / **PHILIP AABERG "Upright" (Windham HIII) 33/2 Rotations: Heavy 4/0, Medium 15/0, Light 14/2, Total Adds 2, WGMC, KEZX. Heavy: BRZ, KLSK, WDXZ, PS. Mediums

include: KOAI, WVAE, KTWV, KKCY, KOPT, KKSF, WFAE, KWVS, WNND.

"RICK STRAUSS "Body Lines" (ProJaa) 28/1 Rotations. Heavy 7/0, Medium 12/0, Light 91, Total Adds 1, KBCO. Heavy: WBBY, KIFM, WHRL, WFAE, WVAY, WPCH,

KSNO

KENNY G "Kenny G Live" (Arista) 27/16 Rotations: Heavy 6/2, Medium 6/3, Light 15/11, Total Adds 16, WXDJ, WNUA, KTWV, KKCY, WGMC, KGSR, WLOO, WJIB,

WVAY, WPCH, KLTR, WMT-FM, WLHT, WMGN, WWWM, PS. Heavy: KOAI, WBBY, SMN, KTCZ.

UNCLE FESTIVE "That We Do Know" (Denon) 26/8 Rotations. Heavy 210, Medium 10/0. Light 14,8, Total Adds 8. KKCY, KGSR, KWVS, KLSK, WOTB, WPCH, WDXZ, KBIA.

Heavy. WFMK, WHNN.

NANCEE KAHLER "Songs Without Words" (Nebula) 26/5 Rotations: Heavy 1/0, Medium 13/0, Light 12/5, Total Adds 5, KOAI, WOTB, WLSY, WMGN, KBCO. Heavy: KLTR. Mediums

include: WHVE, WBZN, SMN, KTWV, KQPT, KIFM.

JUDE SWIFT "Music For Your Neighborhood" (Nova) 24/2 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 14/0, Light 7/2, Total Adds 2, WFMK, WHNN. Heavy: BRZ, WGMC, KEYV. Mediums include:

KOAI, WVAE, SMN, KTWV, KIFM, KKSF, KGSR, WFAE.

DAVID BENOIT "Waiting For Spring" (GRP) 24/0 Rotations: Heavy 6:0. Medium 9/0, Light 9/0, Total Adds O. Heavy: WNUA, BRZ, SMN, WDXZ. WMT-FM, WLHT. Mediums

include: WBBY. WBZN, KOPT, KIFM.

QUINCY JONES "Back On The Block" (Qwest/Reprise) 23/13 Rotations Heavy 2:1 Medium 3/0, Light 18/12, Total Adds 13, KTWV, KKCY, WHRL, WOTB, WPCH, WMT-FM, KBIA, WLHT,

WFMK, WMGN, KTCZ, WHNN, KBCO. Heavy. WAMX

SHAWN COLVIN "Steady On" (Columbia) 23/3 Rotations: Heavy 8/0, Medium 10/1, Light 5/2, Total Adds 3, KTWV, KKSF, WMT-FM. Heavy: BRZ, KKCY, WGMC, WAMX,

KEYV, KLSK, KSNO, KBCO.

DAVE SAMUELS "Ten Degrees North" (MCA) 22/0 Rotations Heavy 4/0, Medium 10/0, Light 8/0, Total Adds 0 Heavy. WHRL, WGMC, KLSK, WOTB. Medium: KOAI, WXDJ,

WBZN. SMN, KKCY, KOPT, KWVS, WVAY. WMT-FM. KSNO

TANGERINE DREAM "Lily On The Beach" (Private Music) 21/3 Rotations: Heavy 3/0, Medium 7/0, Light 11/3. Total Adds 3, KGSR, WOTB, KBIA. Heavy: WXDJ, KKSF, WHRL. Mediums

include, WBZN, SMN, KWVS, KEYV, KLSK.

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46 Current NAC Reporters 41 Current NAC Playlist

Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (5): KNUA/Seattle Musical Starstreams WBBY/Colurr bus WNND/Raleigh WVAE/Detrolt

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Pl P3 WIGGLE.* Tor* VIE111.101..

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PICRIC LEE .724ES RAMEY LEWIS

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WBOO/Newurk Coffee Jazz

Ikery Welker Bob Cotteu

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DAVE SAMUELS DAVID BENOIT .STOR TORRES ANDY NARELL P2

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/ON 'ADDIS DAVID BENOIT URBM EARTH,. HAP LED DAVE SAMUELS

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1987 - National Emmy award composer - "Tour de France"

1988 - Best New Artist - Keyboard Magazine's Reader's Poll

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YES, THAT JOHN TESH!

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Did Not Report, Playlist Frozen (2): KTCL/Ft. Collins WOCD/New York

Called In A Frozen Playlist (2): WEBR/Butfalo WTEB/GreenvIlle

Did Not Report For Two Consecutive Weeks, Not Used In This Week's Data (1): WJZZ/Detrolt

CONTEMPORARY JAll

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68 R4f R December 8,1989

.1 ,11 r.11 J1. r AOR TRACKS® Reports

1 ALANNAH MYLES/Black Velvet (Atlantic) loo 2 LENNY KRAVITZ/Let Love Rule (Virgin) 86 3 LORD TRACY/Out With The Boys (MCA) 71 4 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS/Higher Ground (EMI) 70 5 DIVING FOR PEARLS/Gimme Your Good Lovin' (Epic) 63 6 JUNKYARD/Simple Man (Geffen) 60 7 MICHAEL PENN/No Myth (RCA) 58 8 L.A. GUNS/Never Enough (Vertigo/Polydor) 55 9 ANGELS/Dogs Are Talking (Chrysalis) 53

10 ANIMAL LOGIC/There's A Spy In The House Of Love (IRS) 52 11 GORKY PARK/Peace In Our Time (Mercury) 30 12 NUCLEAR VALDEZ/Summer (Epic) 26

XYZ/Inside Out (Enigma) 26 14 BABYLON A.D./Hammer Swings Down (Arista) 21 15 PETER HIMMELMAN/245 Days (Island) 13

WEBB WILDER/Human Cannonball (Island) 13 17 RICKIE LEE JONES/Flying Cowboys (Geffen) 12

RICKIE LEE JONES/Satellites (Geffen) 12

SHARK ISLAND/Paris Calling (Epic) 12

20 BONFIRE/Sword & Stone (SBK) 9

New Artists have not yet had an AOR Breaker. The chart is based entirely on the number of stations reporting airplay on a particular track. Week -to -week add patterns are not a factor.

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AOR TRACK DEBUT CD

Over 350,000 Sold!

Just Added MTV! Currently on tour with Billy Squier!

On more than 60 stations, including WHJY, WKLS, WLZR, KRXC1, WBCN, KLOL, KISS,

WLLZ, WFBO, WQFM, KRQR, KOME, KSJO.

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PolyGram phones in just a matter of days."

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NATIONAL AIRPLAY.

3 2 177 REPORTERS WKS WKS LW TIN ReportsiAdds Heavy Medium

1 1 1 ERIC CLAPTON/Pretending (Reprise) 167-/0 156- 11- 2 2 2 2 WHITESNAKE/Fool For Your Loving (Geffen) 162 -/0 126- 27- 6 3 3 Q RUSH/Show Don't Tell (Atlantic) 166-/1 120+ 37- 17 9 6 0 ROD STEWART/Downtown Train (WB) 159+/1 125+ 33- 7 5 5 0 SMITHEREENS/A Girl Like You (Enigma/Capitol) 165-/1 116+ 39- 4 4 4 6 LOU GRAMM/Just Between You And Me (Atlantic) 148-/3 125 - 23 -

23 13 Q EDDIE MONEY/Peace In Our Time (Columbia) 156+/10 91+ 62- to 8 7 0 PHIL COLLINS/Another Day In Paradise (Atlantic)* 133+/3 107+ 23- 23 16 10 0 ROLLING STONES/Terrifying (Columbia) 142 +/10 97+ 41- 13 12 11 m TESLA/Love Song (Geffen) 134 =/4 85 + 44- 18 14 12 0 SCORPIONS/I Can't Explain (Mercury) 155+/3 62 + 73 - 31 21 16 ® MELISSA ETHERIDGE/Let Me Go (Island) 130 +/7 60+ 63-

3 7 9 13 AEROSMITH/Janie's Got A Gun (Geffen) 97 -/0 76- 20+ 15 15 14 0 JOE SATRIANI/Big Bad Moon (Relativity) 129-/1 46+ 66 -

'Keeps a bullet due to 50 34 26 ® ERIC CLAPTON/Bad Love (Reprise) continued growth. 114 +/23 32+ 77+ 11 11 15 16 BONHAM/Wait For You (WTG) 91-/1 58- 23- 43 31 27 0 AEROSMITH/F.I.N.E. (Geffen) 109+/11 31+ 57+ 30 27 23 0 HOOTERS/500 Miles (Columbia) 111+/6 31 + 70= 46 32 28 0 ALARM/Devolution Working Man's Blues (IRS) 119+/15 19+ 85+ 28 25 22 m MOTLEY CRUE/Kickstart My Heart (Elektra) 128+/3 17+ 76+

43 33 ® MSG/Anytime (Capitol) 122 +/30 17+ 70+ 49 32 0 DON HENLEY/If Dirt Were Dollars (Geffen) 100 +/26 31 + 62+

5 6 8 23 GRATEFUL DEAD/Foolish Heart (Arista) 76 -/0 53- 22 - 26 26 25 a KISS/I-Iide Your Heart (Mercury) 109-/4 18- 71 +

24 22 21 25 FIONA/Everything You Do (You're Sexing Me) (Atlantic) 102-/0 24- 65 - 41 30 LOVERBOY/Too Hot (Columbia) 110+/10 9+ 69+

8 10 17 27 ROLLING STONES/Rock And A Hard Place (Columbia) 60-/0 48- 11- 40 37 35 EZ LENNY KRAVITZ/Let Love Rule (Virgin) 86+/16 25+ 49+

50 37 Q BILLY JOEL/That's Not Her Style (Columbia) 83+/18 24+ 53+ 16 17 18 30 KIX/Don't Close Your Eyes (Atlantic) 71-/0 37- 25-

53 38 ® ALANNAH MYLES/Black Velvet (Atlantic) 100 +/26 14+ 52+ 9 13 20 32 NEIL YOUNG/Rockin' In The Free World (Reprise) 55 -/0 41- 13-

14 19 24 33 TOM PETTY/Love Is A Long Road (MCA) 52 -/0 39- 12- 39 38 36 © WHITESNAKE/Judgment Day (Geffen) 71+/2 10- 46+ 55 47 39 ® SKID ROW/1 Remember You (Atlantic) 60 +/9 23+ 25+ 19 18 t9 36 KINKS/How Do I Get Close (MCA) 65-/1 20- 39-

53 ffi GIANT/Innocent Days (A&M) 83+/27 3+ 46+ 59 56 44 Q RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS/Higher Ground (EMI) 70+/15 5= 43+ 33 29 29 39 WARREN ZEVON/Run Straight Down (Virgin) 68-/0 14- 40- 56 48 41 Q TOM PETTY/Free Fallin' (MCA) 52 +/9 18+ 25+ 12 20 31 41 DON HENLEY/The Last Worthless Evening (Geffen) 39 -/0 31- 7=

58 45 3 POCO/Nothing To Hide (RCA) 66+/7 11 + 48+ 57 55 47 Q LORD TRACY/Out With The Boys (MCA) 71+/11 6+ 34+

so Q STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE.../The House Is Rockin' (Epic) 56+/22 6+ 44+ 57 m GEORGIA SATELLITES/All Over But The Crying (Elektra) 59 +/20 4+ 39+

60 55 Q DIVING FOR PEARLS/Gimme Your Good Lovin' (Epic) 63+/11 4= 36+ 60 57 49 0 JUNKYARD/Simple Man (Geffen) 60 +/9 2= 35+ 22 28 34 48 ALARM/Sold Me Down The River (IRS) 30 -/0 20- 8+

1 DEBUT m PAUL McCARTNEY/Figure Of Eight (Capitol) 52 +/25 4+ 33+ 43+/26 11+ 25+ ¡ DEBUT Q NEIL YOUNG/No More (Reprise)

56 ® GREAT WHITE/House Of Broken Love (Capitol) 51 +/8 3+ 40+ 59 54 © ANIMAL LOGIC/There's A Spy In The House Of Love (IRS) 52 +/2 8+ 30+

58 Q MICHAEL PENN/No Myth (RCA) 58+/13 5= 32+ 52 51 48 54 TANGIER/Southbound Train (Atco) 57-/3 2= 30- 53 54 51 55 TREVOR RABIN/Sorrow (Your Heart) (Elektra) 38-/0 8= 28-

59 a BOB DYLAN/Political World (Columbia) 39 +/9 10+ 22+ 1 DEBUT CD BON JOVI/The Boys Are Back In Town (Mercury) 43+/12 5+ 21+ DEBUT © BAD ENGLISH/Best Of What I Got (Epic) 38+/27 3+ 29+ I DEBUT 1 C L.A. GUNS/Never Enough (Vertigo/Polydor) 55+/15 1= 17+ HEE3i-ifi. Cv ANGELS/Dogs Are Talking (Chrysalis) 53+/13 0= 20+

BREAKERS MSG

Anytime (Capitol) 69% of our reporters on it.

ALARM ERIC CLAPTON

Devolution Working Man's Blues (IRS) 67% of our reporters on It.

Bad Love (Reprise) 64% of our reporters on It.

AEROSMITH LOVERBOY

F.I.N.E. (Geffen) 62% of our reporters on It.

Too Hot (Columbia) 62% of our reporters on It.


AORAL BUMS NATIONAL AIRPLAY

December8,1989.69

3 2

WKS WKS LW 1W 177 REPORTERS

2 1 1 0 ERIC CLAPTON/Journeyman (Reprise) 4 3 3 0 WHITESNAKE/Slip Of The Tongue (Geffen)

5 5 O RUSH/Presto (Atlantic)

1 2 2 4 ROLLING STONES/Steel Wheels (Columbia)

3 4 4 5 AEROSMITH/Pump (Geffen)

9 6 0 PHIL COLLINS/...But Seriously (Atlantic)

18 10 9 O ROD STEWART/Storyteller (WB)

7 7 7 8 SMITHEREENS/Smithereens 11 (Enigma/Capitol)

6 6 6 9 LOU GRAMM/Long Hard Look (Atlantic)

22 13 e EDDIE MONEY/Sound Of Money Greatest Hits (Columbia)

14 14 12 0 TESLA/The Great Radio Controversy (Geffen)

20 18 14 0 SCORPIONS/Best Of Rockers 'N' Ballads (Mercury)

9 11 11 13 DON HENLEY/The End Of The Innocence (Geffen)

15 16 15 0 JOE SATRIANI/Flying In A Blue Dream (Relativity)

19 19 18 ® MELISSA ETHERIDGEBrave & Crazy (Island)

12 17 17 ALARM/Change (IRS)

11 12 16 17 BONHAM/Bonham (WTG)

10 15 19 0 TOM PETTY/Full Moon Fever (MCA)

8 13 20 0 NEIL YOUNG/Freedom (Reprise)

5 8 10 20 GRATEFUL DEAD/Built To Last (Arista)

24 23 23 ® MOTLEY CRUE/Dr. Feelgood (Elektra)

27 25 Q HOOTERS/Zig Zag (Columbia)

- 40 31 ® MSG/Save Yourself (Capitol)

13 24 27 0 BILLY JOEL/Storm Front (Columbia)

25 25 26 ® KISSMot In The Shade (Mercury)

23 22 24 26 FIONA/Heart Like A Gun (Atlantic)

29 Fÿ LOVERBOY/Big Ones (Columbia)

36 a ALANNAH MYLES/Alannah Myles (Atlantic)

40 37 32 C LENNY KRAVITZ/Let Love Rule (Virgin)

31 30 30 0 GIANT/Last Of The Runaways (A&M) 16 20 22 31 KIXBIow My Fuse (Atlantic)

29 36 33 ® STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN & DOUBLE TROUBLE/In Step (Epic)

17 21 21 33 KINKS/UK Jive (MCA)

37 0 SKID ROW/Skid Row (Atlantic)

Ursur ) 0 MAKE A DIFFERENCE FOUNDATION/Stairway To Heaven/... (Mercury)

28 28 28 36 WARREN ZEVON/Transverse City (Virgin)

39 35 34 37 GREAT WHITE/Twice Shy (Capitol)

DEBUT ) © RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS/Mother's Milk (EMI)

- - 4o © POCO/Legacy (RCA)

35 - - Q GEORGIA SATELLITES/In The Land Of Salvation & Sin (Elektra)

DECEMBER 8, 1989

"Pretending" (167) "Bad" (114) "No" (15) "Fool" (162) "Judgment" (71) "Deeper" (20) "Show" (166) "Presto" (25) "Chain" (21) "Terrifying" (142) "Rock" (60) "Almost" (18) "F.I.N.E." (109) "Janie's" (97) "What" (24) "Another" (133) "Wish" (29) "Heat" (11) "Downtown" (159) "Girl" (165) "Blues" (2) "Baby" (1) "Just" (148) "Angel" (5) "Know" (1) "Peace" (156) "Looking" (2) "Steppin' (1) "Love" (134) "Yesterdaze" (1) "Can't" (155) "Dirt" (100) "Last" (39) "Heart" (7) "Big" (129) "Flying" (6) "Back" (6) "Let" (130) "Skin" (3) "No" (1) "Devolution" (119) "Sold" (30) "Love" (1) "Wait" (91) "Guilty" "Bringing" (2) "Free" (52) "Love" (52) "Yer" (4) "Rockin"' (55) "No" (43) "Crime" (1) "Foolish" (76) "Just" (15) "Built" (4) "Kickstart" (128) "Don't" (4) "Feelgood" (2) "500" (1 11) "Brother" (3) "Beat" (1) "Anytime" (122) "Am" (2) "Save" (1) "That's" (83) "We" (12) "Go" (5) "Hide" (109) "Rise" (2) "Read" (1) "Everything" (102) "Too" (110) "Black" (100) "Still" (2) "Rock" (2) "Let" (86) "Does" (1) "Rosemary" (1) "Innocent" (83) "Believer" (19) "No" (1) "Don't" (71) "House" (56) "Tightrope" (13) "Me" (1) "How" (65) "UK" (1) "Now" (1) "Remember" (60) "Piece" (1) "18" (1) "Boys" (43) "Move" (18) "Teaser" (18) "Straight" (68) "Splendid" (3) "Networking" (1) "House" (51) "Angel" (14) "She" (1) "Higher" (70) "Nothing" (66) "Lovin"' (2) "Call" (1) "All" (59) "Another" (5) "Shake" (2)

93+/12 110-/4 102 -/0 110+/10 104 +/26 87+/17

37+ 18- 24 - 9+ 16 + 25+

103 +/23 9 - 71 -/0 37- 68+/13 14- 68-/1 21- 61 +/9 23+ 60+/15 5+ 71-/0 16= 64+/7 8- 70+/14 5= 70 +/6 12 + 67+/18 5=

Reuots Adds Heavy Medium

171-/0 156- 165-/0 127- 167-/1 122+ 163 -/2 130 - 161-/1 102- 141 +/5 113+ 159+/1 125+ 166-/1 116+ 151 -/5 127- 157+/10 91 + 134=/4 85+ 155 +/3 62 + 132+/14 61- 140-/3 49+ 131 +/6 60 + 137+/7 38- 108 -/8 59 - 94 -/4 53 - 88-/15 49- 85-/2 57-

129+/2 18+

15+ 27- 36- 32 + 52+ 25- 33- 39- 24- 63- 44- 73 - 66+ 73- 64 - 87+ 30 - 33 - 35+ 27- 77-

112 +/7 31 + 70= 124 +/30 18 + 70+

51 + 72+ 65 - 69+ 53 + 49+ 58+ 25- 47+ 41 - 26+ 31 + 41- 48+ 43+ 50 + 45+

BREAKERS MSG

Save Yourself (Capitol) 70% of our reporters on It.

LOVERBOY Big Ones (Columbia)

62% of our reporters on It.

MSG (30) ALANNAH MYLES (26)

PAUL McCARTNEY (25) GIANT (23)

BAD ENGLISH (22) GEORGIA SATELLITES (18)

LENNY KRAVITZ (17) MAKE A DIFFERENCE... (15)

NEIL YOUNG (15) DON HENLEY (14)

RED HOT CHILI... (14)

HOTTEST ERIC CLAPTON (156)

ROLLING STONES (130) LOU GRAMM (127) WHITESNAKE (127)

ROD STEWART (125) RUSH (122)

SMITHEREENS (116) PHIL COLLINS (113) AEROSMITH (102) EDDIE MONEY (91)

Management: Olaf Schroeter for McGhee Entertainment


70 December8,1989 NEW ROCK RR AOR TRACKS® 1-11.

NATIONAL AIRPLAY,

LW TW

1 Q KATE BUSH/the Sensual World (Columbia) 4 © IAN McCULLOCH/Candleland (Sire/Reprise)

3 © JESUS & MARY CHAIN/Automatic (WB)

2 4 PSYCHEDELIC FURS/Book Of Days (Columbia)

/ Q MIGHTY LEMON DROPS/Laughter (Sire/Reprise)

5 6 SMITHEREENS/Smithereens 11 (Enigma/Capitol)

14 0 CREATURES/Boomerang (Geffen)

9 Q FLESH FOR LULU/Plastic Fantastic (Capitol)

15 Q WONDER STUFF/HUP (Polydor)

6 10 BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE/Megatop Phoenix (Columbia)

11 m MICHAEL PENN/March (RCA)

8 12 DEBORAH HARRY/Def Dumb & Blonde (Sire/Reprise)

12 13 DAVID BYRNE/Rei Momo (WB)

17 ID LENNY KRAVITZ/Let Love Rule (Virgin)

10 15 PRIMITIVES/Purity (RCA)

16 16 DEPECHE MODE/Personal Jesus EP (Sire/Reprise)

13 17 DRAMARAMA/Stuck In Wonderamaland (Chameleon/Capitol)

20 OCEAN BLUE/Ocean Blue (Sire/Reprise)

22 LAURIE ANDERSON/Strange Angels (WB)

18 20 RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS/Mother's Milk (EMI)

21 21 ALARM/Change (IRS)

19 22 EURYTHMICS/We Too Are One (Arista)

26 a MAX 0/Max O (Atlantic)

25 elD ERASURE/Wild! (Sire/Reprise)

DEBUT è- NINE INCH NAILS/Pretty Hate Machine (TVT)

27 Q CAMPER VAN BEETHOVEN/Key Lime Pie (Virgin)

24 27 SOUEEZE/Frank (A&M)

23 28 GRAHAM PARKER/Human Soul (RCA)

28 29 STONE ROSES/Stone Roses (Silvertone/RCA)

29 30 VARIOUS ARTISTSBIack Rain (Virgin)

New Rock chart information is reported by a carefully selected group of radio's most musically adventurous stations.

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HOTTEST

MORRISSEY KATE BUSH LILAC TIME JESUS & MARY CHAIN JESUS & MARY CHAIN

NINE INCH NAILS KATE BUSH MINISTRY MARY MY HOPE SMITHEREENS CREATURES

THOMPSON TWINS IAN McCULLOCH DEPECHE MODE NEON JUDGMENT MORRISSEY LENNY KRAVITZ

IAN McCULLOCH CREATURES IAN McCULLOCH TERENCE TRENT D'ARBY NINE INCH NAILS

ERASURE RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS

When THE WONDER STUFF says

Radio stands to attention! "Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the 90's...and the band of the 90's." MIKE HALLORAN, PD, 91X/SAN DIEGO

"THE WONDER STUFF are the salvation band of the 90's!" LOUIS LARGENT, MD, KROQ/LOS ANGELES

"Metamorphosizing before our very eyeballs..." CMJ, October 20, 1989

"Rotation is the key. If you play it. they'll get the message." MIKE SUMMER, PD, KJQN/SALT LAKE CITY

R&R NEW ROCK Q -Q pceeor PolyGram Records

ßi,1 - .t'rU r) J:1 ; r HOTTEST MSG/Anytime (30) E. CLAPTON/Pretending (156) RUSH/Show (75)

BAD ENGLISH/Best (27) WHITESNAKE/Fool (126) TESLA/Love (35) GIANT/Innocent (27) LOU GRAMM/Just (125) WHITESNAKE/Fool (35)

DON HENLEY/Dirt (26) R. STEWART/Downtown (125) SCORPIONS/Can't (32) ALANNAH MYLES/Black (26) RUSH/Show (120) BONHAM/Wait (29)

NEIL YOUNG/No (26) SMITHEREENS/Girl (116) FIONA/Everything (23) P. McCARTNEY/Figure (25) PHIL COLLINS/Another (107) MOTLEY CRUE/Kickstart (22)

ERIC CLAPTON/Bad (23) R. STONES/Terrifying (97) E. CLAPTON/Pretending (21) S. RAY VAUGHAN.../House (22) EDDIE MONEY/Peace (91) SMITHEREENS/Girl (21) GEORGIA SATELLITES/All (20) TESLA/Love (85) AEROSMITH/Janie's (20)

1i'I=A iY.riff 1 :%\ ALICE COOPER "House Of Fire" (Epic) 34115 (19/13) Adds including WKLS, WLZR, WCCC. WHEB, KZEW, KKEG, WQBZ, KBAT, WAZU, WLAV. Heavy 2: KUPD, KNAC Medium 19 including WLVQ, WLLZ, WAIF, WQFM, KAZY, KBER, WDHA, WAPL, WXLP, KRZO. ACE FREHLEY "Do Ya" (Megaforce/Atlantic) 332 (33/1) Adds. KKEG. KFMZ. Medium 21 including WBAB, WHJY, CILO, KRXQ, WRKI, WPLR, WEZX, KZEW, KMJX, KBAT GORKY PARK "Peace In Our Time" (Mercury) 30/10 (22/3) Adds: WBAB, KISS, WFBQ, WLZR, WKLC, WTKX, KZRR, KRNA, KFMZ, KWHL. Medium 14 including WLLZ, WQFM WDHA, KRIX, KBAT, WLAV, WKQZ, WAOR, KRQU.

BONHAM "Guilty" (WTG) 2919 (1010) Adds including WBCN, KLOL, WDHA, WTPA, WHEB, KWIC, KEZO, WRKU, KJOT, WGIR. Heavy 3 including WYNF Medium 12 including WBAB, WRIF, WQFM, KBPI, KUPD, KISW, WHCN, KZEW, WRXK, KBOY. PHIL COLLINS "I Wish It Would Rain" (Atlantic) 29/10 (19/7) Adds: WLVO, WCMF, WEZX, WOUR, WKOO, KILO, WIZN, WWTR, WRUF, KSQY. Heavy 10 including CHOM, WLUP KSHE, KGB, WHCN. KLBJ, WAPL, WLAV, KDKB. Medium 16 including KTXQ, WEBN, KISW, KXRX, WRKI, WKRR WRDU, KICT, KKBB, WKLT.

XYZ "Inside Out" (Enigma) 26/3 (26/0) Adds: KSHE, WAPL, KZRR. Heavy 2: WRIF, KNAC. Medium 13 including WLLZ, WQFM, KUPD, KBER, WCMF KZEW, WXLP, WAZU, WTUE, KATT.

NUCLEAR VALDEZ "Summer" (Epic) 26/0 (262) Medium 18 including WSHE, KUPD, KZAP, WHFS, WDHA, KLBJ, KNCN, KLAQ, WRXK, KRIX. RUSH "Presto" (Atlantic) 25/8 (19/5) Adds: KZAP. KLAO, WRDU, KJJO, KZRR, KOMP, KEZE, KLPX. Heavy 7 including KUPD, KLBJ, KNCN, WTKX KDKB, WKGB. Medium 13 including WGR, WBAB, KXRX, WDHA, WTUE, WJXQ, KLCX. RICKIE LEE JONES "Flying Cowboy" (Geffen) 25,3 (23/0) Adds: WZBH, KRQU, KBOY. Heavy 5 including CHEZ, WWCT, KTYD, WMAD. Medium 13 including WBAB, WKLS, KTCZ, KBCO. WPYX, WHFS. WOHA, WPLR, WKQQ, KMBY. TINA TURNER "Steamy Windows" (Capitol) 251 (26/1) Adds. WMAD. Heavy 6 CHOM, CHEZ, WKOO, KRNA. KBOY, KZOQ. Medium 17 including KBCO, KZAP, WIMZ KRIX, KGGO, KJOT, KLCX, KZEL, WIZN, WWTR.

IAN HUNTER & MICK RONSON "Womens Intuition" (Mercury) 24/13 (11/8) Adds including WBCN, KISS, WLLZ, KRXO, KZAP, KSJO, WLAV, KTYD, WZBH, KQWB. Heavy 2 including KOME Medium 15 including CHOM, WMMR, KYYS, WDHA, WPXC, KFMF, KBOY. AEROSMITH "What It Takes" (Geffen) 24/6 (20/3) Adds including WZYC. KLAO, KZRR, KOMP, KEZE. Heavy 8 including WKLS, KLOS, KUPD, KTAL, KJJO, KILO, KNAC. Medium 11 including WAIF, WZZO, WPDH, WRDU, KQDS, KLPX, WKLT. KATE BUSH "Love And Anger" (Columbia) 22/8 (14/7) Adds: KTCZ, KLBJ, KRIX, KZRR, KTYD, KEZE, KRNA, KRQU. Heavy 3: WXRT, KBCO, WHFS. Medium 9 including KBAT, KDKB, KRZO, WIZN, WMAD.

BABYLON A.D. "Hammer Swings Down" (Arista) 21/8 (13/5) Adds. WIYY, WBAB, KISS. WDHA, KLBJ, KBAT, WTKX, KCHV. Medium 8 including KUPD, KBER, KOME, KZEW, KNAC, KRZO.

RUSH "Chain Lightning" (Atlantic) 21/5 (17/1) Adds: WGTR, KRXQ, WRXK, WFYV, WRDU. Heavy 6: KOME, WPYX, WCMF, KNCN, WQMF, KILO. Medium 9 including WGR, KISS. WEBN, WLVQ, WQFM. KICT.

WHITESNAKE "The Deeper The Love" (Geffen) 201 (19/0) Adds. WWTR. Heavy 5 WBAB, WRIF, KQDS, WLAV, WBLM. Medium 12 including WSHE, KISS, WEBN, WLLZ, KSHE, WHCN, WAQY, KATT. KICT, KILO.

CINDERELLA "Move Over" (Mercury) 18/5 (15/3) Adds:KRZQ. WMMR, KBPI, WTUE, KDJK, KEZE. Medium 11 including WHJY, KUPD, KOME, WAQX, WHTQ, WKQZ, KKBB.

ROLLING STONES "Almost Hear You Sigh" (Columbia) 18/4 (152) Adds KORS, KNCN, WKRR, KDKB. Heavy 8 including WNOR, KUPD, KFOG, KLBJ, KQDS. WIZN. Medium 9 including WNEW, CILQ, WQFM, KTCZ, KLOS, WKDF, WRXL.

MOTLEY CRUE "Teaser" (Mercury) 18/3 (16/3) Adds: KBPI, WHCN, WRDU. Heavy 2: KTAL, KNAC. Medium 10 including KISS, WYNF, KUPD, KNCN, WTKX, WLAV, KATT, KICT.

JOE COCKER "Bad Bad Sign" (Capitol) 18/0 (182) Heavy 7. KSHE, WTPA, WAQY, WPXC, WGTR, KZOQ, KFMU. Medium 9: WRKI, WLAV, KJJO, WAKU, KLPX, WRUF, KFMX. KRQU, KBOY

BODEANS "When The Love Is Good" (Slash/Reprise) 16/5 (12/5) Adds: KSHE, WDHA, WAPL, WIBA, KRZQ. Heavy 2: KBCO, KZOQ. Medium 8 including KLBJ, KEZO. KJOT, KBOY, KFMU.

GRATEFUL DEAD "Just A Little Light" (Arista) 1511 (4/1) Adds including WPDH, WROV, WPXC. Heavy 5 including KUPD, KFOG. Medium 10 including WBAB, KZAP, KXRX, WDHA, KLBJ, WRDU, KJOT, KLCX, WWTR, KFMU. D.A.D "Rim Of Hell" (WB) 15/5 (10/7) Adds WKLS, WQFM, KZAP, WAZU, KWHL. Medium 6 including KZEW, KICT, KNAC, KRZQ. ERIC CLAPTON "No Alibis" (Reprise) 15/1 (15/3) Adds: KGON. Heavy 8: WGR, WXRT, KQRS, KTCZ. WCMF, KLBJ, KQDS. WXKE. Medium 6 including WTKX, KJJO. KICT, KKDJ, KJKJ.

NEW & ACTIVE - Tracks building in airplay and coming closest to charting. Numbers indicate total reports/adds, e.g., 40/20 means 40 total reports and 20 adds. (Figures in parentheses are last week's data.)

CHARTS - Albums and tracks showing continued growth are bulleted. Symbols represent more (+1, less (-), or equal (=) reports compared to last week. On the album chart, current singles are bolded, and the number of stations playing each of an album's most -reported tracks is listed in parentheses.

BREAKERS - Albums and tracks reach Breaker status the first week they are reported by at least 60% of our AOR reporters.

MOST ADDED - This week's most added albums and tracks.

US Management: Eric/Chandler Management*Steve Rennie MOST REQUESTED - This week's most requested tracks.


REGIONAL AOR ACTIVITY December8,1989 RaR.%i maw

PLAYLISTS - Artists are listed BONHAM R00 STEM qT WHITESMæ

SCORPIONS a GOßRY PARK

RICK. LEE JONES

RUSH(141 SSRP IONS STEVIE RAY "VAUGHAN

ROLLING STONES PUSH JOE SATRIANI

ROD STEWART ROLLING STONES GRATEFUL DEAD

IT" TESTA

RE

NEIL YOUNG CRATEFUL AD

'æ DEAD

HOO R5

KISS/San Antonio (512) 342-0999

ERIC CLAPTON (M) PHIL COLLINS999 ROD STEM, once per playlist in the highest a

SKID¡qpB Y VAUGHAN a

F ONA A p TESLA

NHITESGæ(L) RODRS TEMSRT N XLA BOMB"" BRIO MONEY

PD: TIM PARKED ROLLING STONES

rotation that anyof their album'sTANGIER RUSH LOULS GRAMM ALANNAH MLF.B

Nedla a DIVING FOR FLARES

TESLA a NEIL YOUNG

KINKS MAPPEN ZEVON

LOU CRAM ROLLING STONE RUSK

O¢ SATRIANI

APO/1m: TOM SCHEPPRE. DON HENLEY MELISSA ETq¢RID E

tracks is reported. For example, if p E.JRA

MSG Light ERIC mamma RED WT CHILI PEP SR10 ROW

a ROD STEHART SMITHEREENS Heavy

a TOM PETTY

tracks from the same album are SCORPIONS

a HOOTERS a ROLLING STONES

ACE. FRENLEY JUNKYARD

a BANG TANGO a SALTY BOG a ANGELS

SMIT..ENS Medium

a DON HENLEY

.ROSMITN MELISSA ETHERI.GF

Medium

PHIL COLLINS GiAM'

NHITESMæ WARREN ZEVON

RRE m

JEFF BECK RECK

ERIC (TAPTOE IXI Light

a ALANNAH MYLES

reported in both heavy and medium, the artist will appear in

SMITHEREENS EDDIE MONET ALANNAH MALES MICHAEL PENN

a LENNY RRAV ITL a KEVIN MCDe RIIDAI' OR

a STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN Light

Light SMITHEREENS OE SATPIANI

LEL PUEGOS NE IL YOUNG

Light º BOB DYLAN a HUNTER f PONSOX a RI CKIE EE JONES

KISS MSG RUSHIM) JOE SATRIANI.)

heavy. BILLY JOEL DON HENLEYa WNEWINew York

(212) 286-1027 WHCNIHarHord a sweæov a SALTY roc

RUSH Melly.

DON HENLEY

BONNARA COPPIONS

SMITHEREENS YHITESMKE IMI

KNC B Christi (512) 289.1000 P3 For all stations, light rotation is

KIS .)XS

PD: RAVE LOG AN (203) 217-1066 a

a PAUL M APTHEY Medium PD: DON GILMORE

Medium MD: LORRAINE. CARUSO PD: BOB BITTENS a MSG ALARM

condensed to include only adds to MOTLEY CRUE ACE PREHLEy Beavy

MD: KIE ALEXANDER

WAQYISpringlteld a LENNY KRAVITZ

WZXLICepa May ANGELS

a DIVING FOR PEARLS Bea

ERIC CLAPTON 011

the rotation this week. For P-2 and ANGELS AEROSMITHINI Eaey (413) 525-4141 (609) 522-1416 SSA El'HERf OCE ULIS RIDGE

P-3 stations, medium rotation is condensed in the same manner.

JUNKYARD LORD TRACY RAKE A DIFFERENCE GIANT

AI.ARM(MI ERIC CLAPTONIM) PHIL COLLINS. I

LOU CRAM

EYRIES EDDIEMONEY SKID POW

resu PO: KEITH METERS Heavy1 WPXCIHyannis

WZBHIOCean City (302 856-2567

PD: BARBARA VOICE* APO: MIKE ONDAYRO

(FROZEN)

a CORM PARK GRAT MATE OOH HENLEY

GRAM TOM PETTY RUSH SMITIIEPEENS

Symbols:KISS

a ALARM a MSG a L.A. GUNS

GRATEFUL DEMME) DON HENLEY TOM PETTY

FIONA BISLOU GRAM ROLLINGITR STONES

LW GRAM

(508) 778-2888 Po: suzANxe THAIPE MD: JEFF SANDERS

PD: N POWELL HID: CEPTL MICME. i.:

Heavy AP.POSOUI (L) BOB JOVI

a HUNTER f RONSON LOVERS.' JUNRYAIW

COTX PHIL SEEINS DEL EHELOS

a' - Album or track is newlyPHIL JOE SATRIANI

BILLY EW=ER POLLING STONES IMI POD STEWAM

OH TU BARD I

COLLINS BONNARA resu Beary

Beary üROSMITfl MI IL

ERIC CIAPTON IM) pHlt. COLLINSCOLI.tNS (NI

MOTLEY CRUE A DIFFERENCE

GIANT GRATEFUL MAD

reported. P STEVIE UT VAUGHAN NETZ. YOUNG

ERIC CLAPTw(M) RUSH

WBITESMæ)MI RUSH

yINFs BON Jw! ERIC CLAP".

LOU GRAM DON HENLEY

TANGIER STLV IE RAY VAUGHAN

ERDPEP HARRISON RISS

Other from WWDCIWashin IOn 9 BONNARA ROD STEWAD? ALARM

WARREN ).LYONWHITE JETHRO ..L PHIL OLLINS K I X LION LEN"Y RRAVITZ

(M); (L) - tracks that (301) 587-7100

HOOTERS BILLY .IGEL

AEROSMHTH ALANNAH MYLES

ERIC CLAPTON a DO" STELLT

POLO

ERIC C

LOU GRAMM ROM PETTY

ROLLING STONES (PO ILI NEIL YOUNG

Light a 9üYLON A.O.

JOE SATRIANI SKID IONS

album are in those rotations VP DAVE BROWN PAUL MCCA RTN¢Y ISSA STEERS D. ROD STEWART SMITHEREENS ROLLING STONES ROD STEWART a SHOCKER BRIO ROW

(medium orlight). MD: BUSTY SCOTT SMITHE.ENS wxlresGRe

GRATEFUL RAD DON HENLEY

PHIL LOLLIES ROLLING STONES ROD STEWAR'l' TPSLA

MedlOs L19ht

a RED HOT CHILI PEEP ROD STEWART MIITESMæ(M)

A "frozen' list indicates Hlary JEFF BECK RI% BELLY JOEL

NRCO æR BOB DYLAN JOE LOCKER

MOTLEY CRILI Medium that a AE POSM[TN ILI PUSH

SCORPIONS MRE A DIFFERENCE IM MELISSA ETHERIDGE EDDIE MONEY

MELISSA EFHERIDGE a ROLLING STONES

current report was not received, and last week's rotations are in

LOU GRAM PHIL COLLINS NEIL YOUNGa DON HENLEY (MI

8-52'S Nadi.

BOB DYLAN

Medium a BAD ENGLISH

BONNAR

a ALARM

SMITHEGENS BILLY SWIER

Medium

DON HENLEY BILLY.IDEL BIOSMITN RUSH

a PAUL McPARTNEY(L) Light

a Lwe mor

TOM PETTY a MELISSA ETHERIOGE Iht Light ROD STEHART cluded in the data base. Stations which fail to report for two con ESS

ROLLING STONES (MI ERIC CLAPTON (MI MITESGæ(L)

a EDDIE MONEY NENNT ((RAVITzKZEWIDalles

AND

a ro9 a ALANMH MLeg ALARM

a GRATEFUL DPAp a NEIL YOUNG

secutive weeks do not contribute GRATEFUL LEAP

Medium a MIES ALANNAH

RED HOT CHILI P EP` SKID ROW

WAQXI$ yraCUse LENNY KRAVITZ EDDIE MONEY

1 ) 522-9898 DM: MINE WADE

anydata to this week's charts.

EDDIE MONEY BON JOVI TES LA

MOODY BLUES WCCCIHar4ord (315) 472-0200 Mee'Bm

GEORGIA SATELLITES WRXRIAu usta 9

CBS "tom

BONHAM GREAT WHITE GIANT

JACK BRUCE E. (203) 233-4426 PD: TED SE6LF. RS

MD: MEG STEVENS

Heavy Y

a MSG a AD ENGLISH R

Light (404)722-9696

PD BOB EDWAROS

Ilea. TOG TORA LORD TRACY

PARALLELS - Stations arranged TESLA Heavy ROLLING STONES DON HENLEY

a ANGELS PI FIX

by market size, according to Ar' bitron's MSA population figures.

RUSH a BILLY JOEL

L 19ht

ERIC CLAPTON RUSH SMITHEREENS LOU GRAIN Roo STEWAR)'

EPIC CLAPTON LOU GRAMM MELISSA ETHERIDGE RUSH PHIL LOLLIES WSHEIMIami

Heavy ERIC CLAPTON(M) LOU GRAMM EXIL SEEINS (LI GRATEFUL DEAD

WARRANT JOE SATRIANI WHITESMæIM) MOTLEY CRHE FIONA P2

Parallel One: 1,000,000+. WNITESMRE(MI BONNARA

WHITESMRE ( 305)581.1580 ROLLING SINES

LALL ROBE

Medium Parallel Two: 200,000

1,000,000. WMMRIPhlladelphia (215) 561-0933

,ROE BONA DONNA WPYXIAIbany

SCORPIONS

REX resu EIOMA

JETHRO ELI. ROD STEWART BILLY JOEL SMITHEREENS AEROSMETH

WKGBIBinyhamton (607) 785-9925 PD: PAUL MICHAELS[

llas (214) 528-5500

PD: pAvtp GROSSMAN RESEARCH: JEEP BELL

Heavy

pop sreMRr Medium Light

a JUN"YA.IL)

e 9MTAM a ALICE COOPER a BANG TANGO

Parallel Three: under 200,000. MD: ERIN RILEY (516)765-9061 OM/PD: JOHN COOPER

MELISSA ETHERI DEAF.

PHIL COLLIES EDDIE MONEY

e ANN f NANCY WILSON Beavy PO: AHOY LOCKEI Mr APO: REOBEARD

ü TESL

Stations at a significant ratings Bean, TOM PETTY

MD: JOE MOSS EDDIE MONEY MOTLEY CPCF.

Mediae AEROSMITHIMI EPIC CLAPTON (LI Heavy

EPIC CLAPTON

8-52'S MITESMKE(M) KLBJIAuslin KLAQIEI Peso

disadvantage to an in -format corn- AEPOSMETN stores

Beav y RISS MSC

PHEL SEEINS LOU LRAM

(E) PHIL COLL¡NSIM)

PHIL COLLINS RUSH (512) 832-4000 (915) 544-8864 ROLLING

NEIL YOUNG Roo STENA PT TON PETTY

KILLT JOEL WDpRIUtiea PUSH GRATEFUL LEAD LOU GRAM OM: CLARK RYAN COO/PD: MAT IAHE petitor are assigned a lower pHl¡, SEERES LOU GRAMM

HOOTERS (315) 797-0803 JOE SATRIANI KILLT JOEL POD STEHER

Ri% PD: JEFF CARROLL MD: MIKE RAMS.

parallel EPIC CLAPTON DON NELLY

ROLLING STONES PHIL SEEINS

NAMEN ZEVON ROLLING sÔNES PO: PETER III RS 1

SMITHEREENS ROLLING STONES (MI MireSGæ(M) Medium

GIANT Beary Heavy ALARM MI TEELAKE

DON HENLEY ERIE CLAPTON

Medium SKID EON

OM/MD: TOM STAPF ROD STEHART WHITES WAKE

NEIL YOUNG (MI AEIWSMITEHRE MELISSA RNERI IOGE

SHOCKER SMITHEREENS

ERIC OJ:PT PHIL SEEINS

RUSH SMITH üPOAIR

m 'V

ROD greWAPT GRATEFUL DEAD

EDDIE MONEY GRATEFUL READ

Light RED NOT CHILI PEEP

Beavy AEROSMITHIL)

FIONA MOTLEY CRUE EDDIE NONEY

LORD TRACY MOTLEY (-RUE

MELISSA ETTCRi O(.R RUSE

BOxLAM ERIC CLAPTON

HOOre PS RUSH TANGIER DON HENLEY COSPP IONS ROLLING. STONES JOE SATRTAM TESLA YOUNG

SETS W BILLY JOEL

üPOSRITX HX TEERARS {{

JUNKYARD ALICE COOPER

GRATEFUL DEAR LOU GRAM

STONES(II)

EDDIE MONEY MELISSA EIHEER OGE

RUSHIMI SMITHEREENS

Medium

90NHAM RED HOT CHILI PEEP

ROLLING STOICS üPDSMITP (M)

RILL RIK JOE SATRIANI

MediOv BON JOVI

reBLA SMITHEREENS

BAD ENGLISH GREAT WHITE

ROLLING NEIL YOUNG

Medium Light DON HENLEY

ERIC CLAPTON FIONALENNY PBTEP HIMNELMN (N)

LOU CRAM

LOU GRAMM ERIC CLAPTON

RUSH PAU1. M_YARR ET

BILLY JOEL SKID ROW

PHIL COLLINS IL) ERIC ILI

a POCO a ALANNAH KYLES

HOOTERS ENVY RRAVIT2

JOE COCKER SCORPIONS

EDDIE NONETTE MICHAEL PENN

SMITHEREENPHIL S

a ROLLING STONES Pf NUBBIN) ROD STENAPT BONHAM

BONNARA MELISSA EISSKI pGE LOU GRAMM

POGO

COSRPIONS 1401ía CHEZIOttawa

TEEART ROD BTEWA PT NMium L 19hí

00Oæ0.5

a GIANT a JUNKYARD

REDLOV ROOT RED NOT CHILI PEEP GEORGIA SATELLITES SCORE IONS

ALANGH MALES NUCLEAR VALDEL ROLLING STONES

REITHERNE f SMITH SMITHEREENS ROO STEHART

WHITESMæ TOM PETTY LEN"y KRAVITZ

STARSHIP MELISSA ETHERIDGE

ANDERSON, BRUFORD, JOE SATRIANI

a HOOTSes a PAUL MCCARTNET

(613) 563-1919 a

JETHRO TULL LOVEæ0Y RAKE A DIFFERENCEF10NA

MITES.. ILI NEIL YOUNG

Medium a DON HENLEY

WBCWBoslon 268-1111

TANGIER MiETESGRE ROLLING STONES

HUNNEN f RONSON EDDIE MONEY SMITHEREENS

PO: STEVE COLWILL MD: GREG ORPINGTON

psis W14)

GEORGE HARRISON LINKS JOE SATRIANI

MSG a BAD ENGLISH a 0001E MONEY

Medium e GTE BUSE

UL LEAD a GRATELigFt (617) SCORE IONS PAUL GARRACK Leavy WIZN/BUAInOton a gTEV IL RAT VAUGHAN

PD: OEDIPUS NA: CARTER ALAN

DON HENLEY Medium

resLA

a MAKE A DIFFERENCE SCORPIONS DEL FUEGos

WZZOIAIIentown (215) 694-0511

AEROSMITH IL) ALA RN IL) ANIMAL LOGIC

(914) 471-1599 PD: BILL PAL1¢RI ,ID; PAM E0000S

(802) 877.6800

KLOLIFbuston

WGTRIMIami 1305) 759-4311

a BABYLON A.D. a SHARE ISLAND e ALANNAH MALES Myers W13)

1 BILLY JOEL 2 GRATEFUL LEAD

a EDDIE MONEY a DIVING FOR PEARLS

a TESLA Light PO: RICK STRAUSS

KATE BUSHIER -52'C - Beary

MID: TOMIVVAP SAMR (713) 526-6855 OM: BILL WAL 813 332-3696 ( )

1 ERIC CLAPTON 1 JEEP BECK 5 LOU GRAM

a TOM PETTY LIgl,

a MSG

a ANIMAL LOGIC a ALANNAH MIES

MID: TODD HEFT

Beavy

PAUL GRAACK EPIC C-LAPYONILI TOM COCHRANE f RED

AEROSMITH IN) ROLLING STONES PHIL COLL INS

Hear, GRATEFUL LEAD (M) BARDEN ZEVON

PD: æN AHNDET MD: PATTY MRrIN

MID: BRENI' ALBERTS

Heavy KWIC/Beaumont D: DICK TYLER

IO ARVEMTE

6 RUSTIM

] TOM PETTY

ERIC CLAPTON IM) LOU CRAM

PHII, COLLRN511.1 TEæNCE THEM' p'AR

ALAM(N) LW GRAMM

ERICRINK

ERIC CLAPTON(MI Beary

TOM PETTY (E) ERIC CLAPTON

(409) 866-1889 PD: PAUL HEEL

Beary ERIC CLAPT'(w(N)

8 DON HENLEY a9 üROSMire

ROD STEHART RUSH

I LOU GRAM MELISSA ETx¢RI IXTE (LI

DON HEEL, ROD STEWART

PUSH LOU GRAM

RROSMITHILI MIITLSMæ (LI

DON HENLEY a PUSH IM)

APD/Mp: TIM HELLET PHIL SEEINS MELISSA ETæRID.

e10 BAD ENGLISH PHIL COLLINS FIRMA

EURYTHUL ROAD GRATEFUL LEAP

NEIL YOUNG GRATEFUL DEAD

BILLY JOEL PUSH (LI LOUGRAM

ROD STEWART Medium

Beavy LOU GRAMM

EDDIE MONEY ROLLING STONES

11 SMITBBRLENS 12 RISK CHOMIMontreal CILO/Toronte MITESMEE PETER XIMELMN ERIC CLAPTON

MEL¡ESA STONES ROLLf NG STONES

IL SEEINS ERIC

RASTLEHNE ERIC LTAPTQI RUSE (M) JOE SATRIANI

13 DLL FUEGOS alt BRIRAM

15 NEIL YOUNG 16 LENNY KRAVITZ

(511 937-2486 )

PD: IAN MCLEAN ND: NEIL KUSHNIR

(416)987-3115 PD: GARY AUBE ND: JOEY VENDETTA

ROLLING STONES HOOTERS

Medium a D0N HENLEY

HONEYMOON SUITE JOHN LEE HOOKER(LI HOOT¢RE (L1 BILLY JLELILI

WARPEN 2LVON MELISSA E'THER[DGF TOM PETTY BILLY JOEL

DON HENLEY JETHRO TULL IN) LENNY RRAVtR2 STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN

CLAPTON IMI TESLA

ONdlua FIONA

SMITHEREENS NE II. YOUNG LOU GRAM

a BILLY JOEL

NEITESGæ UL

GRATEFUL GRATEFUL DEAD SEEINS

SCORPIONS

ROD STEMRT ROD

STEILART

17 TRAGICALLY HIP Heavy Bea Beav

y

Light RICK IS JONES ILI LENNY BRAV IT2

KONTERE RINKS

ANIMAL LOGIC JOE SAREENS JOE SATRIANI

a

SCORPIONS a SSßPIONS

RUSH RUST SMETNSPKENR

TESLA Medium

a18 8-52'S 19 BAGYA ELTON JOHN BON JOVI DANIEL UWOIS GRAHAM PARKER

PAUL GBBACK NEIL YOUNG

DEPP BECK a MSG üROSMI TN a GEORGIA SATELLITES

20 RINKS TEEARE FOR FEARS ERIC CLAPT(w LIVING COLOUR EDDIE MONEY

RUSH ROD STEMR'I' LENNY FRAYItZ SCOPE IONS

ROD STE.RT e NEIL YOUNG e BOB DYLAN

21 TEN YEARS AFTER 22 EAST OF COEN 23 LORD TRACY

MELISSA ETREPI DGE TL BUSH

B AD LEGEREX

Lw GRAM PHIL COLLINS P(ICO

WHFSIAnnapolis PURER) SMITNE.ENS

WHITLSMRE pad¡,m

EDDIE MONEY Wed i:a

a PHIL SEEINS

MELISSA ETHERIDGE ALARM

EDDIE MOTILE POOTERE Mai.

a SRID ROM Light

21 JOE SATRIANI a KILLT JOEL ROD gTENAPT (301) 306-0991 ROD STE., a MOODY BLUES a ,EOM PETTY ROLL iNG STONES

WKLSIAtlanta Light s

¿RARRwI ISLAND

25 GEORGIA SATELLITES LIVING SLOOP Re PD: MICHAEL BUrSCNER TEARS FOR LEARSILI TRAf.I GLLY HiP

Light e BAD ENGLISH GIANT ROD SreXA RT 325-0960

BILLY JOEL e RED HOT CHILI PEEP

a2 GIAM' 20 MK

O 28 SHOOTING STAR

BOB DYLAN LENNY KRAVITZ ANIMAL LOGIC

TESLA ATAMER MYLES HONEYMOON SUITE IN(

Mp: WEASEL

Beavy

SETI TA TURNER MITLSMKE(L)

LIgAC STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN EDDIE MONEY

(404) PD: BILL PUG" MID: BETH NEPPET

MSC BONXü AGNMH MALES

29 FIONA PHIL COLLINS LOU GRAIN

KIM MITCHELL ("1 LOVER

WARREN ZLVON WEBB WILDER NEIL VOUMGILI WKLC/Charleston

HOOTERS a DON SNLEY Beary

GIANT JUNKYARD 30 ALA«. MVUS

11 ANIMAL LOGIC 12 INNOCENCE MISSION 33 PAT BLMTAP

e15 ALAN 15 PHIL COLLINS

TEXAS PETER HI MNPLGN FLESH FOR LULU ERIC CLAPTON TINA TURNER ROD gTEMRT

RUSX(N) TRAGICALLY HIP TOM PETTY WORKS IM) NEIL YOUNG Medium

MELISSA ETHERIDGE ROLLING STONES

BOB DYLAN LENNY KGVITL HOOTERS OON Di CON

Medium : RAY LYELL.(L)

Light (304) 722-33308

MD MARK SAVAGV

Teary ter

(603) 62Só915

KOOG

a BAD ENGLISH Light

e KORNARA

DON HLNLEY(LI NEIL YOUNG POLLING STONES (") ERIC CLAPTYMN (M) BONNNN

MICHAEL PENN WKRRIGreensboro (919) 274-8042 PD: BRUCE WHEELER MD: JOHN AMIEPG

36 RICK. Ile JONES a[] RUNTER 6 RONSON

EURYTHMICS EDDIE MORAST

AERORNITN ANIMAL LOGIC

RAM MDCULLOCN GRATEFUL DGD WHEBIFortsmouth AEROSMITH(LI

BONHAM OM/P D: JON ERMHL

WRNOINew Orleans

SMITHEREENS TESLA

WAYFICharleston

(693) 554-4491 E.I.

ERIC CLAPTON IM) 38 WARREN LEVON 39 EXENE CERVENG TERENCE TRENT D'AR

Medium CON IEM.PT EDDIE MONEY

LRORCSA SATELLITES GTE BUST (603) 438.7300 IMI

TESLA

MD: KAREN A. SMALL

(504) 889-2424 Aesos.ni WNITESGRE VP/P pOG: JEFF RENT

PEIL COLL INS IM) ROLLING STORES (Ml

10 EDDIE MONEY Il RED P(rt CRILI P¢PP 12 HOOTERS

AR e05MITP RATS MEN WITHWT

GRATEFUL LEAD T

TRACY GRAPHE

DEBORAH BOGE GGY pEMMluv

PD: rx P.S GAGeTT MO: SCOTT LAUDANI

WHlTESGRE ELI S GRAMM

Beavy üPOSMTTH BONHAM

Pp' : MICHAEL SSTF.LLO Rp; MYNE NATRINS

RICRIS LEE JOPCS MOTLEY CRUE

MD: DAVE IO55]

Beavy

TOI PETTY (M) POD STEMRT Medic

13 PS,HEDELIC FURS BON JOVI PARAOOX

JOE SATRIANI RISS Beavy

ROD ,,,E T 5. WAR RiN ERIC C1.APTON PLII. COLLINS reSLA Lint

11 TREVOR RABIE IS NUCLEAR VALLEi BASS JORDAN LENNY FRAVITZ

PSYCHEDELIC PUPS LAURIE ANDERSON

AEPDSNI1.)(MI BDNHAMIL)

JON. CO'RCR LOU 4RIIBB ROILING STONES

E... PHIL COLLINS

WARRANT ALARM

LW GRAM MITESGæ(M)

M 5

a DIVING FOR PEARLS 46 WHITES.« WNHSTERGæ MELISSA EISSKI DGE RED RIOT CHILI PSPP EPIC CLAPTCNI (L)

Medium a BOOTF.BB

JOE COCKLE ERIC CLAPTd IN) A JUNKYAO ROLLING STONES 17 RATE BUSH 18 ANGELS

TON CIXHRAN6 f RED RU. MOPRR

MOTLEY CRUE POLLING STONES gSRPIOIS

MORRISSEY ELEVENTH DREAM DAY

reSLA EIL YOUNG (LI

Light a GLORY ARKROD PNti. SEEINS

BOB DYLAN TERNARY .1 TERGæ(LI OD STEWART

RUSH ARS

PEIL SEEIRE STEMRT

19 L.A. GUNS SO FLESH FOR LULU

ALANML RATERS SEID ROM GODS LITTLE MONKEY MEN WITNONT HATS

DON HENLEY III

FIONA PETER FRAMPTON SEdilm

MELISSA BIELEI pGE TOI PERT

TON PETTY A¢ROSXITX (Ml

NEROPS a HOUSE OF JOE a MICHAEL PENN

CRAPES . NRATH TRAGICALLY HIP PAUL EKE LUBA

JUNKYARD ALAN CULT KINKS

NINE INCH GILB BILLY REELS BILLY JOEL (MI EDDIE MOMEV WDHA1Dalef

GREAT ætTE FOSS EDDIE MONEY

ROLLING STONES TOM PETTY

OY HOOTERS

JETHRO TOLL KISS POS

EDDIE MONEY SKID BOB BONHAI

HUNTER f RONSON SMITHEREENS RASH MSG

TOB PETTY LOU CRAM LODIL

FASTER PUSSYCAT GEORGIA SATELLITES

ERIC (1APTW (MI

(904)Y!FY

642-1055onvlll (904) FIM MITCHELL WARREN ZEVON WRKIIDanbu rY

MUTES/EKE SCORPIONS

(201) 328-1055 TREVOR RABIM MONEY HOOTERS

SMITHEREENS O: BRIAN RRYSZ a RAY LYELL

Light LORD TRACY a CHALK CIRCLE (203) 775-1212 POD SY9IA RT

F. XEC VP: BOB II HOER PD. ANDY DEAN

RUSE JOE SATRIANI

SMITHEREENS GEORGE HARR/SON

ROD STEM. TINSLEY ELLIS

MUSH MELISSA 6THERt OGE

MD: JOIN LEARD

WITT/Baltimore 13011889-0098

a GREAT WHITE a SMITNEPEENR

IRE AAR. LUBA RAY LYELL

Pp. TOB O'BRIEN

vy

ROLLING STONES LEN, .AVSTZ MOTLEY CRUE Heavy

SHIN)

SCORPIONS SMITHEREENS

RUSH I LI SCORPIONS

e BILLY JOEL

LORD TRACY SCORPIONS

HOOTERS DON HENLEY AURA

Beavy SEID ROW

ROLLING STONES III MASS FRANCA

MD: MARY FRANCE SASACE EDELEVJORDAN

ACE FREHLEY TOM COCHRANE a RED

ALARM (MI STEVIE RAY VAUGHANIP TREVOR RABIN

Medula a BAD EMGL ESN

lght

RSC CLAPTNSINI PHIL COLLENS(MI ROD STEHART

BILLY SUUIPP ROD STEMRT TEMA NEIL

PAUL ME ARTILY a DON HENLEY

Light

STEVIE. MY VAUGHAN EDDIE MONEY LOVERBOY J. SATRIANI

BILLY JOEL Medium

LENNY RACYITN

.BSG RUSH(L) ROD STEWART

Heavy ALARM

WEITE HEAT DRIL COLLINS (MIMITERMKE LS GRAM

a MSG a GEORGIA SATELLITES (MI

FIONA

YGKE a NEIL DUNG

MELISSA ETEPR104R a JOE9 SATRIANI PAUL MIfY'APa12T

MSG GIANT LORD TRACY RUROSMITR III

.ITESGæ BAD ENCLISS BONNARA WOVE/Pittsburgh ERIC CLAPTOR 1N)

RUSK

a ALICEIE

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ALARM HOOTERS

AEROSMITNIM) ERIC CLAPTON(L)

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BONHAM WHITES NAME(M) EDDIE MONEY

RATE BUSH R050(M) JOE COCKER

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a STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN a NEIL YOUNG

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MOTLEY CRUE ERIC CLAPTON JOE SATRIANI CONHENLEY PD: AT REDO MD: SLATS

GMTEFVL READ ROLLING STONES RUSH

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ALICE COOPER LAGGING STONES BAD ENGLISH

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SMITHEREENS KINKS HOOTERS

LOU GRAMM WHITESNAKE EDDIE MONEY

RUSH MOTLEY CRUE SMITHEREENS

TOM PETIT LW GRAMM GRATEFUL DEAD

Continued on next page Reavy

ALARM PETER ETHERAN MELISSA ETHERIDGE

BILLY JOEL (M) GIANT MAKE A DIFFERENCE

TOM PATTY SCORPIONS ALARM . STEWART Medium Light


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(619) 292.1360 PD: TED EDWARDS

OM: RICH HAWK MD: BOB ELY PD: DANIEL COOK

GRATEFUL DEAD SMITHEREENS

ANIMAL LOGIC LENNY KRAVITZ

PD: RAVE FRANCE APD/MD: BELL WILLIAI

QUEEN LATIFA MORRISSEY THOMPSON TWINS

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RINKS BONNAM NEIL YOUNG

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ARIL CELL (M)

MEG MSG SCORPIONS

ERIC CLARION IMI GTEMM

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a GEORGIA SATELLITES Light

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SCORPIONS Light

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PHIL COLLINS LOU GRAMME

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VP/OM: Mason Dixon APD 8 AMD: Dave Denver MD: Bobby Rich

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OHR P1 PLAYLISTS December8,1989 R&R 75

Detroit

W KQI-FM VP Programming: Gary Berkowitz APD/MD: Michael Waite

WKBQ

0106.53 PD: Lyndon Abell APD: Chris Knight MD: Jim Atkinson

St. Louis

iii ii.ii úi.ú PD: Dave Robbins Columbus MD: John Cline

u :WKT' Milwaukee PD: Todd Fisher

APD/MD: Danny Clayton

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WZPL/lndianapolis OM: Don London PD/MD: Scott Wheeler

Minneapolis

OM/PD: Gregg Swedberg MD: P.J. Olsen

Cincinnati

OM: Jim Fox PD: Dave Allen MD: Brian Douglas

Minneapolis

PD: Brian Philips MD: Ed Lambert

19S CHICAGO'S HIT MUSIC STATION

OM: Ric Lippincott WYTZ PD: Bean Kelly Chicago

KBEQ TE WI HT MUSIC STiRMJN

Kansas City Acting -PD: Bob Laurence APDMD: Jon Anthony

WKQXIChicago PD: Bill Gamble MD: Mary Shuminas

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WPHRIC/eve/and PD: Cat Thomas MD Ed Brown

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PD: Rick Gillette Detroit APD/MD: Mark Jackson

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PD: Jerry Lousteau Salt Lake APD/MD: Ray Kalusa City

aY! Fresh Continuous Music

KOY-FMIPhoenix PD: Jay Stevens MD: Dena Yasner

KZZP 104.7FM

Phoenix

THE NUM8EA 1 Nn MUST: STATNIN

PD: Bob Case MD: Michelle Santosuosso

Salt Lake City

KISIV -= PD: Gary Waldron MD: Gary Michaels

PD: Tom Hutyler MD: Randy Irwin

Seattle

KQKS/Denver PD: Dave Van Stone APD: Stacy Cantrell MD: Cindy Rose

KI4TSS

San Jose

94.5 PD: Mark St. John MD: Rich Anhorn

PD: Casey Keating MD: Mark Allen

VP/Programming: Gerry DeFrancesco MD: Brian Bridgman


76 . R6 R December 8,1989 CHR PLAYLISTS Denver

APD/MD: Dom Testa PD: Mark Bolke

1 DIM . To Life

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11 TAM

26 21 MADOMM. Fath 21 22 Mte 22 22 MAMA CM. 2.

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KKLQ/San Diego PD: Garry Wall APD Kevin Weatherly

II Ts LIM

5 11.110112.2 Te Make It /lie. 6 2 LIVE MIMI. Wormy

INArCE IR:t/1,1 There

MI HI IMPACT/Moser step Loren

D1M/Never 2 Duet Of

Portland VP/Programming: Jim Ryan APD: Steve Naganuma

KXYQQ105 51bTION

ROLLING .01.9 . Hard PIage

LOD Memo. You And

:1110 2.1:7:gmem6. LOMA ROMT.T/Den,

20 .1214.

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1412.2018/500 nt 1 e

KXXX /San Francisco PD: Bill Richards MD: Gene Baxter

2 LIM MEW/. De Norm

22 21 NEW RIDO ON TM .711/. One, For The

13 21 LINDA REMTADT/Don. Know Mu

29 27 J. COCKER/Men The mteht G...

21.0.2/Tell Me mike

CHR PIA P1 -A CHR Reporters are major market stations which have achieved format dominance or exert significant influence in their market by playing a unique mix of leading -edge rock or dance records combined with mainstream CHR.

5.5íM

Washington, D.C. PD: Dave Ferguson APD: Russ Allen MD: Albie D

1 13 MET JACADOM Nation

D 23 841, NME

30 D. JER.11« Taal It

WIOQ/ Philadelphia

OM: Mark Driscoll PD: Elvis Duran MD: Frank Cerami

1: I

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14 1

24 24 COvEll DIRLEade Cen't Ge Drone 22 25 MM. CNT.R.Heert

ADDS 22. 28 MICHAEL DIAIINflia It .%111.. T MI

CM 1.011. AIR/Veit. . Yove Nivee

WORT New York

OM: Joel Salkowitz MD: Kevin McCabe

II 1 TEMMOTROMIC Up TM J..

7 MILLI VANILLI/81.. It On Tee Rai.

1: And Over

1 12 JAM. JACIMIN Met..

1 17 =NOR SMEINO/Dithindt you

28 23 MIC.EL ROODER2/1 Isere

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Dallas

PD: Joel Folg APD/MD: Jimmy Steal

EDDIE MONEY/Faa. In

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RICHARD MART/Too Ldile To My 000db

PECO/Nothin. To 14144, 141.041. POIALEM Don't Kno.

WPOW Miami

VP/Programming: Bill Tanner APD: Funk E. Frank Walsh Music Coord.: John Rogers

NAD 2.611.5a4. See You t..t ú.28 I DEDLE OH

20 1

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PD: Elroy R.C. Smith APD: Tom Casey MD: Carolyn Robbins

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110. II 12041.106. To Life

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UMM1 MM./Naughty.

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PD: Chuck Beck APD/MD: John McFadden

KZHTISa/t Lake City PD: Lou Simon MD: John Griffin

JANET JACITROMMet. Nation

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CURE T.Ly 1 114

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KGGI/Riverside PD: Larry Martino

APD: Steve Craig MD: Harley Davidson

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VP/Programming: Scott Shannon OM: Shadow Steele MD: Steve Hoffman

11 1

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PD: Keith Naftaly MD: Hosh Gureli

12

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KPWR/Los Angeles PD: Jeff Wyatt APD/MD: Al Tavera

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KHQT

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CHR ADDS 8s HOTS December8, 1989 RaR%%

MOST ADDED

Gloria Estetan Rosette Expose Chicago Skid Row

EAST BREAKOUTS

NO BREAKOUTS

......:...........

P2

FLYBLApny, NY

Pet9eIIENI.eleefM

GLORIA !STEPAN (dp) ROSETTE

EXPOSE SA -PIRE (dp) Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 LINDA RONOTADT 3-3 SOUL II SOUL 6-4 JANET JACKSON 8-7 SEDUCTION 30-23

WAEINANnto ws PA EMrry/Jeleeon

YOUNG MC

GLORIA ESTEEM. LIVING IN A BOX LOVERBOY (dp) MICHELLE TINA TURNER Sottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 BON J01E 9-7 SHAM 15-10 ROD STEWART 18-12 TECHNOTRONIC f/PE 28-26

WVIRIfJtBrtBetor4 WV SR Bhalen

EXPOSE ROSETTE DINO Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 TECHNOTRONIC f/FE 4-2 JOE COCKER 6-1 ROD STEHABT 20-10 NEW RIDS ON THE B 15-12

JET.FM,bO. PA JAN Cook

ROSETTE EXPOSE GLORIA ESTEFAN BONHAM (dp) Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 3-2 LINDA HINSTADT 5-3 SOUL II SOUL 7-4 NEW RIDS ON THE B 20-12

WERZ1EXBt., NN FBleortJen

GLORIA ESTEFAN ROSETTE TESLA (dp) SKID ROW (FIE) Rotfeet: BILLY JOEL 2-1 LINDA HONBTADT 6-2 PHIL COLLINS 8-5 TOM PETTY 13-10 JOE COCKER 26-20

WNNKRWreMwB, PA B erNAupet

E XPOSE CHICAGO GLORIA ESTEFAN

RID NDW SEA. Nottest: PHIL COLLIES 1-1

RIDS f/FE 17-11

NEW RIDS W THE B 21-15 QUINCY JONES 27-20 MARCIA GRIFFITES 34-29

WRGIIBrtiord. Cr BheksBAVet

PAULA ABWL PAUL MCCARTNEY Hottest: JANET JACKSON 5-1 BILLY JOEL 6-3 PHIL COLLINS B-5 TOnSA ONIC f/FE 14-9 SEAM 15-11

UVKEE/1MUKtlngtort WV P aRtOrrlplNr

EXPOSE MOTLEY CRUE OP) ROSETTE S ottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 PEIL COLLINS 4-3 KEVIN PAIGE 8-1 MICHAEL SOLTW 22-8 TAYLOR DAY. 10-9

wuwL.errR PA MBrkMelRrrerar

none Hoftest: TECNNOTRONIC f/5- 2-1 LINDA BONSTADT 5-3 PHIL COLLINS 7-4 JIVE BUNNY 6 TEE 10-5

EH RIM ON TEE B 1R-12

K C1019Iwv Meet CT

Reeleokeen GLORIA EST6FM otteat:

BILLY JOEL 3-1 PHIL COLLINS 5-3 TECHNOTRIC f/R 6-1 ROD STEWART 25-18 AEHDSNITH D-27

100KHllOcun CM, MD

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ROSETTE ROD STEHART JIVE BUNNY b THE BABYFACE Hottest: LINDA IOSSTADT 2-1 B ILLY JOEL 3-2 JANET JACKSON 11-9 NEW RIDS ON THE B 20-17 TECHNOTRONIC f/FE 38-32

WSPK/PouphkeepeN. NY Schana/St Jamey

GLORIA ESTEFAN (dp) IOXETTE COVER GIRLS Hottest: ROD STEWART 26-15 EDDIE MONEY 32-21 SEDUCTION 31-22

ITN 33-25 JIVE BUNNY i THE 37-27

NPXYIfIRdwer, NY MtteMNtoße SKID RON (dp) MICHAEL DAMIAN (dp) COVER GIRLS MARCIA GRIFPITHS GLORIA ESTEPAS Rottest: PHIL COLLINS 4-1 JANET JACKSON 3-3 TBCHNOTHONIC f/FE 6-5 LINDA ESTAD 7-6 NEW RIDSM W THE B 9-7

NQ18yraaeB. NY

t tJEveNDN10e

GLORIA ESTEPAS ROSETTE TESLA H ottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 1-2 JANET JACKSON 8-7 RID STEHAR? 29-18 AEROSMITK 35-2B

WPSTRrenton. NJ Tee Mene LENNY KRAVITZ MADONNA SEDUCTION ROSETTE ROLLING STONES Eotteat: B ON JOVI 2-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 LINDA IONSTADT 4-3 SOUL II SOUL 6-5 LOU GRAM 17-10

WRCKNee,NY Re1alBwen

ROSETTE SA -FIRE GLORIA ESTEFAN FIONA (dp) Eotteat: BILLY JOEL 1-1 JANET JACKSON 7-3 NEM RIDS ON THE B 15-7 TCONIC f/FE 16-12 MICHAEL BOLTON 21-16

WRRZ/WWke#Brry. PA MedK/Pedden

GLORIA ESTEFAN POCO CHICAGO EXPOSE AEDOSEITH EDDIE MONEY SKID NUM

Notteer: PEIL COLLINS 5-1 LINDA ROMSTADT 9-4 TAYLOR MINE 10-5 RHNOTHONIC f/FE 23-18 JANET JACKSON 25-20

WYCR(York. PA McCaueknd(CrxkeH

JOE COCKER EXPOSE (dg) AEHOSMITH (dp) ROXETEE (dp) KATE BUSH (dp) Hottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 PHIL COLLINS 5-2

MICHAEL BOLTON 8-1 LINDA BONSTADT 10-5 TECNNOTRONIC TAM 16-11

P3 EEWOY(AMny, NY

THAN Porker

EXPOSE KOSCRI

GLORIA ESTEFAN PAUL MCCARTNEY

GIRLS COVER GIRLS JODY WATLEY Nottest: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 CHER 6-5 NEW RIDS ON TEE B 8-6 AODEA 12-10

JANET JACKSON 23-15

WPRRMer:y, PA Scott Bt John

SA -FIRE NEW KIDS ON THE B

YOUNG MC

TINA TURNER CHER PDXETTE

ANIMAL LOGIC (dp) Kattest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 3-2 SOUL II SOUL 7-3

JODY WATLEY 8-5 BOR JWI 30-6

eft/EX/Begot ME MrbVCierk

BON JUVI Idp) JODY WATLEY (dp) ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEFAN Rottest: PHIL COLLINS 6-3 JOE COCKER 7-5 MICHAEL BOLTON 8-6 JANET JACKSON 15-12 AEHDSMITH 23-19

1O3CIRBMkIey. WV Spencer/Dee4

MARCIA GRIFPITHS KENNY G Op) ROSETTE Hottest: PEIL COLLINS 3-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 MICHAEL BOLTON 6-3 IX 10-6

JIVE BUNNY b TEE 22-16

NXXX/Burbqton. VT

SPKk/RIMy

BABYPAGE CHICAGO NEW RIDS ON THE B

ROSETTE SMITHEREENS (dp) Rotfeet: MILLI VANILLE 6-1 PHIL COLLINS 12-7

SOUL II SOUL 17-8 JOE COCKER 26-21 TECHNOTRONIC fits 11-25

WKPEICap0 Cod MA Rick Ryden

CHER IO RETTE Hottest: MILLI VAEILLI 5-2 PHIL COLLINS 8-3 TAYLOR DAYNE 9-1 SOUL It SOUL 16-7 LOU GRAMM 22-18

WIK7/CM:MrMNR PA ANadFiMWM

CHICAGO SEDUCTION Hottest: LINDA IONBTADT 6-1 BILLY JOEL 5-3 JIVE BURN 6 THE 10-6 MICHAEL BOLTON 19-13 NEW KIDS ON THE B 22-16

WNYP(IHece. NY WfNT/Por eRd. ME GN)PorSBnd. ME WOMNWMeaip, WV WNTOM/BWmaNIEL PA KemetoNBEIT DINYBr/PenMetan Jon Bryet ForeeMeGM Beneonee k e

CHICAGO SEDUCTION CHICAGO SKID IOW PAUL MCCARTNEY (dp) OT

GLORIA 6TEPAN Hottest:

AEROSMITH (dp) BAOITACE (dp) Rottest:

ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEFAN BABYPAGE

SEDUCTION GLORIA ESTUPAN

CHICAGO

MICHAEL DAMIAN EXPOSE GLORIA ESTEPAS

PHIL COLLINS 9-3 JANET JACKSON 12-6 TOM PETTY 21-15 JIVE BUNNY t THE 35-16 MOTLEY CRUE 0-25

NIULJPBrkryeee WY LBrry Hughes

GLORIA PSTEPAN SKID RON ROSETTE Hottest: RICHARD HARK 2-1 MICHAEL BOLTON 3-2 PHIL COLLINS 10-3 TAYLOR DAYNE 7-5 EON HENLEY 13-8

JANET JACKSON 9-3 C.11 18-7 LOU GOM1 21-9 ROCNNOTRONIC f/R 28-11 MICHAEL BOLTON 25-17

EATS BUSH RO ETrE Nottest: SENEO CHERRY Hottest: LINDA BONSTADT 3-1 DINO BILLY JOEL 1-1 TESLA 11-8 PAUL MCCARTNEY PHIL COLLINS 5-3 CMXR 15-10 MOTLEY CRUE (dp) TAYLOR TYNE 4-4 MICHAEL BOLTON 23-18 HotteSt: LOU GRAM 12-6 TOM PETTY 24-21 LINDA RONSTADT 5-3 JANET JACKSON 13-9 JANET JACKSON 16-6 TESSA 11-7 BONHAM 25-19 AEROSMITH 37-31

MOST ADDED

Gloria Estetan Rosette Chicago Kenny G

Expose

SOUTH BREAKOUTS

Michael Penn D'mob

Pual McCartney Neneh Cherry

P2

WBBOIAugue, GA Sneer Severe

GLORIA ESTEFAN K ENNY G (dp)

MICHAEL PENN ROSETTE D'60B (dp) Hottet: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 TAYLOR DAYNE 5-3 LINDA ROHSTADT 4-4 SOUL II SOUL 7-5 JOE COCKER 13-10

NLAtrW, TX TaereeVAWewT

MOTLEY CRUE TOM PETTY KENNY G

JAYA GLORIA ESTEPAH .NE11 CREPES Hot test PHIL COLLINS 5-1

II SOUL 4-3 BILLY JOEL 7-4 TAYLOR RAYNE 8-7 JODY WATLEY 11-9

KBBAwMn, TX Selby Edwarde none Hottest: LINDA TONSTADT 2-2 TAYLOR MIME 5-5 PHIL COLLINS 6-6 JANET JACKSON 8-8 LOU GKAM1 11-11

WFMF/Baton Rouge. LA Johnny AJHarreon

PAULA ABDUL MICHELLE (dp) JANET JACKSON D'MDB Op) CHICAGO Mottest: YOUNG MC 2-1 SOUL II SOUL 3-2

ECHROTRONIC f/R 7-5 NEW KIDS ON TEE B 10-7 PEIL COLLIES 11-8

RSESME union . TX Helen/Pee

NEVER CHERRY KENNY G (dp) ROSETTE CHICAGO GLORIA ESTEFAN MICHAEL PENN

Cll.Cotta

a-1 3-1

RIC -6111 10-3 JOR COCKER 11 16 PHIL COLLINSLY 15-9

TEE JIVB BUNNY i TH 19-10

K EES/Beaumont TX

J.J. JMkBon

ROXBTTE (dp) D'MDS (dp) DINO GLORIA ESTEE. KENNY G (dp) Hottest: JODY WATLEY 4-1 SYBIL 5-2 LINDA BONSTADT 6-1 TECHNOTRONIC f/FE 8-5 NEW RIDS ON TIE B 14-11

11187krriTglwa AL

Meré St JODA

LI«eat: LINDA HNSTADT 1-1 DUN HENLEY 2-2

MICHAEL BOLT011 3-3 CHER S-8 TESLA 9-9

X1011/11Iren ant AL

Ewe/Steeds. AEROSMITH (dp) GLORIA ESTEFAN RORETR EXPOSE Notfeet: LINDA IOSSTADT 6-3 SOUL II SOUL 8-6 LOU GRAMM 9-7 NEW KIDS W TEE B 18-10 EHER 16-11

WKOB/CherNeton. SC

GNNMWOGMMI

TECHNOTRONIC f/FE NOD STEHART EXPOSE MOTLEY CRUE Hoffeet: LINDA KOSSTADT 1-1 PEIL COLLINS 5-3 MICHAEL BOLTON 8-7 TOM PETTY 1`-8 JIVE BUNNY THE D-25

WeleCIeNrton, SC PerrmtlSWere CHER AEROSMITH BONHAM SCORPIONS TEARS FOR FEARS Nottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 3-2 TOM PETTY 5-3 GREAT MITE 10-5 LW GRAMM 20-11

WCKZ/CMMotb. NC Mork Mundy

KENNY G

SKID ROW

ARTHUR HAFER DEPECRE MODE HotteSt: TBCIMOTBOMIC f/R 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 5-2 SOUL II SOUL 3-3 JANET JACESON 6-1 NEW IDS THE B 11-8

WROO/CleMotte. NC

BIedWW

ALANNAH RYLES SKID ROW

JANET JACKSON LOVEIROY WARM. Hot test: BILLY JOEL 1-1 TESLA 2-2 PEIL COLLINS 3-3

tX 1-1 AEROSNITN 13-5

wBK7/CWtenooge. TN CheWBooH

CHICAGO MICHAEL BOLTON MOTLEY CRUE PDX.. Potteetr PHIL COLLINS 4-1 BON JWI 9-3 LOU GRAMM 10-1 ROD STEWART 18-8 CHER 19-10

WNOK(CokmMI. SC Ruh/McHugh

EXPOSE BABYPAGE SICHEL E SKID ROW MOTLEY CRUE Rotfeet: BAD ENG,IBR 3-1 PEIL COLLINS 5-2 MILLI VANILNLI 4-3 QUINCY JONES 25-11 TON PETTY 38-23

WCONCBMWrHMr, GA Hrre)MeCW

ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEFAN

ICHEULE (dp) DINO KENNY G (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY (dp) Rottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 6-2 LINDA BONSTADT 1-3

TAYLOR DAYNE 5-1 SOUL II SOUL 10-6 KERN/Come gebe, TX GOnxales(Duey N. Jennie' GLORIA ESTEFAN KENNY G ENTOICN RON KAN D'10B BW 9OVI Hottest:

SOUL II SOUL 3-2 PAJAMA PARTY 10-6

JANET JACKSON 22-13 TECHOTHDNIC f/R 23-17 ere RIDS ON TEE 0 32-23

G101)13:WMmIbleiBR. NC hMddNwMeon

NEW EIDS ON THE B

JODY 1ATLEY EXPOSE MXXTTE Hottest: LINDA IOSSTADT 1-1 JIVE BUNNY 6 THE 6-2 PHIL COLLINS 4-3 TAYLOR DAYNE 7-1 SOUL II SOUL 9-6

KRRIEI Pert TX

rrylMerrw

GLORIA ESTEPAN D 'MW NENEIB CHEERY (dp) Hottest: TEC1190TRONI f/FE 1-1 JOIN:9Y 0 3-2 JWI WATLEY 6-3 SEDUCTION 7-1 PAJAMA PARTY 10-8

WINK/Ft Meyer. FL

Cue/Teak

ROSETTE EXPOSE AEROSMITH (dp) POCO (dp)

GLORIA ESTEFAN HOtteet: LINDA H)NSTADT 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 5-2 LOU GRAMM 12-9 JOE COCKER 18-11 ROD STEHART 24-16

WKSIIGreenaboro. NC

O'6NeN5tevena

SEDUCTION ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEEM! B OBWOGE KENNY G (dp)

COVER GIRLS Botteet: BILLY JOEL 3-2 MILLI VANILLE 4-3 PHIL COLLINS 5-4 GIER 6-5 JIVE BUNNY I THE 15-11

WAN&OreerrNle, SC McCown/Klee/Id

none Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 SOUL II SOUL 6-6 TAYLOR DATER 10-10 LOU GRAM 14-14 JANET JACKSON 20-20

WZYPMuoedNe, AL Che Adrewe

GLORIA ESTEFAN ROSETTE TINA TURNER MICHAEL MORALES KENNY G

PAUL MCCARTNEY Hot teat: PHIL COLLINS 7-1 BELLY JOEL 2-2 LOU 8-3 JANETT JACKSON JACKSON 18-12 NEW RIDS ON THE B 21-15

H TY1UJeekeon. MS Mete KENO

EXPOSE POCO CHICAGO ROLLING STONES (dp) P eyt: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 ROD STEWART 11-8 MICHAEL BOLT. 15-9 JOE COCKER 23-13 CHER 22-11

WARE/Jacksonville. FL

PehNFranc4

CHEA EXPOSE SHARON BRYANT SMITMEREEPS Sottest: MILLI VANILLI 1-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 J ANET JACKSON 5-3 NEM KIDS OR TOE B 11-9 TEMINOTRONIC f/R 18-13

WCUT/Joeeon City. TN HWPenn

SKID ROW (dp) SEDUCTION Hottest: TOM PETTY 13-9 PHIL COLLINS 18-12 EPIC 20-15 MICHAEL EL 9OLTW 23-17 ROD STEWART 21-18

WOKNKSoxdlle, TN Che Reh

KEN KIDS ON THE B

EDDIE MONEY ROSETTE Notfeet: BILLY JOEL 2-1 AECNNOTRONIC £/r. 13-8 fOSMITN 21-11

LINDA BONSTADT 28-18 ROD STEWART 30-19

KKYNLk8N Rock. AR Re I g(Edwrde

TESLA (dp) ROSETTE EDDIE MONEY Rottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 LINDA BONSTADT 2-2 TACNNOTRONIC f/PE 9-8 BABYPAGE 18-16 CHICAGO D-21

KZOWLlee Rook, AR

BbwMUOMry

ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEFAN (dg) KEANY G (dp) TEARS POP MARS (dp) EDDIE MONEY Hottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 LINDA HONSTADT 1-3 PEIL COLLINS 12-5 SEDUCTION 14-11 TECHROTRONIC f/FE 22-16

WDJXILreMM, KY

SIreWVMeyr

MARCIA GRIFPITHS (dp) ROSETTE CHICAGO Hottest: MILLI VANILLI 3-1 PHIL COLLINS 4-2 TAYLOR DAYNE 5-3 SOUL II SOUL 6-1 LINDA BONSTADT 7-5

NWAYBIMBeen, GA Rick WoadBN

CHER NEW RIDS ON THE B

SCORPIONS (dp) TINA TURNER EDDIE MONEY ROSETTE MICHAEL DAMIAN Hottest: PEIL COLLINS 11-6 TESLA 18-15 JOE COCKER 21-18 NEW RIDS MI THE B D-29 MADONNA D-30

ZWMMr:pli, TN Lane/Cree

JODY WATLEY ROSETTE B otteet: LINDA TONSTADT 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 3-2 YOUNG 1C 2-3 MICHAEL BOLTON 8-5 TECHNOTIONIC f/FE 23-8

FM10GMymphe. TN

Coney/Nolen

KENNY G

GLORIA ESTEFAN SEDUCTION JODY WATLEY Bot test: PHIL COLLINS 7-1 JANET JACKSON 19-15 JIVE BUNNY I THE 23-17 ROD STEHART 26-19 JOE COCKER 27-24

WABMMrSe. AL FerMMWlryle

MOTLEY CRUE (dp) LITER VANMOSS (dp) GLORIA ESTERAS EDDIE MONEY CHICAGO ARTHUR BAKER B otteet: LINDA HINSTADT 2-1 POIL COLLINS 11-1 SYBIL 16-13 SKID NON 18-15 MICHAEL BOLTON 20-17

WNNY(Montprnry. AL 8teere/BtaWWrt

MICHAEL PENN (dp) GLORIA ESTEFAN (dp) BAD ENGLISH ROSETTE (dp) MICNEL'LX (dp7 KENNY G (dp) Hottest: SOUL II SOUL 1-1 BILLY JOEL 5-2 TAYLOR DAYNE 6-3 LINDA HONSTADT 8-5 PHIL COLLINS 15-11

KBFWMeAEMeBrowrrvRe, TX HBYadSanfpo

GLORIA ESTEFAN PAULA ABDUL Sottest: RCHNOTPDNIC f/R 1-1 PEIL COLLINS 14-7 BON JOVE 17-13 LW GRAM 18-15 YOUNG ESC 10

Y107(NeMNa. Tel Fee/Kelm

EXPOSE GLORIA ESTEFAN ROSETTE MICNEL'LE

ICAGO Hottest:

INDA RONSTAM 3-1 TAYLOR DAY. 7-2 PHIL COLLINS 9-3 ROD STEHART 27-14B

W NEW KIDS THE 0-19

Y10e0rl.ndo, FL TOI PETTY Stevee/Oceen QUINCY JONES JOKY MOTLEY EXPOSE EDDIE MONEY ROILETTE TECHKOTiONIC fife GLORIA BSTEPAN (dp)

Hottest: LIME KONSTADT 1-1 TECHNOTHOMIC TAM 1-1 MILLI VANILLI 3-3 PHIL COLLINS 3-2 PHIL COLLINS 10-6 JANET JACKSON 9-7 MICHAEL BOLTON 21-11 COTGGO 21-20

NEW KIDS ON THE B 22-17 NUTLET CRUE 29-25

wKANWYpnrLKY Foaqnve

WOMXIOrYMo. FL

Tltcrr:eellStorrre

CHICAGO EDDIE MONEY Bottent: PHIL COLLINS 4-1 MICHAEL BOLTON 9-4 JANET JACKSON 11-10 JOE COCKER 15-12 NEW RIDS ON THE B 21-17

W22U/RBlergh NC bNe erde

ROSETTE SKID IOW ROBIN BECK CURE (dp) B otteet: SKID ROW 1-1 TOM PETTY 9-4 NEITESNAR 16-5 MOTLEY CRUE E 26-13 BONHAM 20-15

WRVO/RICAmpq. VA Dee/Mc Key

BALD POW MICHAEL DAMIAN CHICAGO ROXATTE Hottest: JOE COCKER 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 8-3 LINDA ROIC STADT21-12 17-10

IC YOUNG 21-12 NEM RIDS ON THE B 30-20

K1WRuanoky. VA HrkBIYBIMr

SYBIL ROLLING STONES (dp) MARCIA GRIFPITHS (dp) Nottest: PHIL COLLINS 5-1 DON HENLEY 1-3 LINDA SNOTLDT 8-6 JIVE BUNNY TEE 15-10 YOUNG PC 18-13

ZI0El8nree, FL

EvrNCheee

JIVE BUNNY 6 THE TESLA SEDUCTION BABYPACK S ottest: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 B ILLY JOEL 3-2 GROAT MATE 6-1 TAYLOR MINE 7-5 BELINDA CARLISLE 8-6

Z70T/MeMreh GA MCOryw)JBY

CHICAGO GLORIA ESTEPAN

MICHAEL DAMIAN AEROREITN (dp) Nottest: N. RIM W TIM B 1-1 TECHNOTRONIC f/FE7-5 SYBIL IL TAYLOR DAYNa 12-9 JIVE BUNNY THE 24-10

KTuxlsheveporL LA Ilephord/Oner

GLORIA ESTEFAN CHRISTOPHER MAX KENNY G LENNY KRAVITZ Poftest: PHIL COLLINS 3-2

MICHAEL DAMAAS 7-6 JANET JACKSON 10-7 J OE COCKER 15-10 JIVE BUNNY & THE 19-12

WOW(WMt Peke Beeeh, FL

MMMrooke

EXPOSE CUE CACO H ot teat: LINDA KOSSTADT 3-2 POIL COLLINS 6-1 B-52'9 10-6 JIVE BUNNY 6 TEE 22-14 JODY WATLEY 0-19

WDLXM/eeMregton, NC Jackson/Lane

GLORIA ESTEFAN CHICAGO ROSETTE SKID ROW (dp) POtteºt: POIL COLLINS 3-2 SOUL II SOUL 14-7 JANET JACKSON 15-8 LOU GRAMM 16-9 TESLA 30-23

WKZUWIneemS.lEm. NC Hoeowey)Reyrdde

GLORIA [STEPAN KENNY G (dp) Hottest: LINDA HONSTAm 2-1 POIL COLLINS 5-2 MICBAB BOLTON 26-5 CHER 100 -7 JOE COCKER 19-13

P3 KOIZIAmrNo. TX

SW smoke

GLORIA ESTEPAS ROSETTE KENNY G LOVERBOY Op) Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 LINDA IONSTADP 5-4 BON JOVT 8-6 LOU GRAM 11-7

WKBF/Aahevlle. NC Moloney/Trent

SEDUCTION CHICAGO ROSETTE TEARS FOR PEARS GLORIA ESTEFAN BABYPAGE flauest: LINDA BONSTADT 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 6-2 SOUL II SOUL 23-11 MICHAEL BOLTON 21-13 ROD STEHART 33-21

WJAWBMnbMEANMry.GA BltePlKerdlDavnorr

EXPOSE LOVER GIRLS PAUL MCCARTNEY SMITHEREENS (dp) WOKE Mottest: LINDA BONSTADT 2-1 BILLY JOEL 4-2 PHIL COLL INS 6-3 TICMIOTRONIC f/FE 11-7 MICHAEL BOLTON 19-12

WORD/BlloS(. MS A.J. Amex

ROLLING STONES MICHELLE GLORIA ESTEFAN MICHAEL PENN ROSETTE KENNY G

LUTE. VANDRGSS lap) Nottest: LINDA HONSTADT 9-3 LOU GRAMM 11-6 JOE COCKER 13-10 MD STEWART 28-18 JWY MOTLEY 27-19

Mlf SpiwWMiN SEDUCTION MICHAEL DAMIAN EXPOSE (dp) MOTLEY CRUX (dp) Botteet: BILLY JOEL 1-1 LINDA ROMSTADT 3-2 PHIL COLL INS 6-1 PRINCE 11-7 JANET JACKSON 11-9

KEZMEI Peu. TX

MOMJaNßanraW

GLORIA M.P. DINO Notteer: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 JANET JACKSON 7-2 TAYLOR TYNE 5-3 SEDUCTION 6-1 TECHNOTHONIC f/FE 8-6

WJMX)Rorreee. 8C B ekarlCllHe

DINO MICHAEL PENN JIVE BUNNY i THE ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEFAN KENNY G (dp) Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 CHER 5-3 NEW RIDS ON TEE B 11-1 JOE COCKER 18-11 ROD STEWART 32-15

KiBNF.. Sale.. AR Ken Well

CHICAGO KENNY G ROSE'T'TE SHARON BRYANT GLORIA ESTEFAN EDDIE MONEY AEROSMITR Mottest: CHER 1-1 PEIL COLLINS 5-3 SOUL II SOUL 16-9 JIVE BUNNY 6 THE 19-12

MICHAEL DAMIAN 26-17

NRPL See. AR lkownetfreon

PAUL MCCARTNEY CHICAGO MICMABL DAMIAN (dp) CHRISTOPHER MX (dp) EXPOSE NEW RIDS ON THE B

Sot feet: LINDA HNSTADT 5-1 TAYLOR DAYNE 3-2 PHIL COLLIES 8-1 JOE COCKER 17-12 ROD STEWART 24-19

010WGededEOL AL Leo Dave

GLORIA ESTEFAN (dp) KENNY G SEDUCTION (dp) RORETTL (dp) MICHAEL PENN (dp) MOTLEY CRUE Rottyat: PAIL COLLINS 4-1 TAYLOR MIME 6-1 LINDA ROC9TADT 5-5 JAMBT JACKSON 15-9 NEW KIDS ON THE B D-15

IMYKigBYeBVRe, FL

B wdBIFoR

Ilene

Rottest: LINDA TONSTADT 5-5 PAIL COLLINS 6-6 TAYLOR MIME 8-8 SOUL II SOUL 9-9 CAER 16-16

K BMWlafonfte, LA

eneElNeleon

none Hottest:

LINDA TOASTA 3-1 BAD ENGLISH 5-2 PEIL COLL/NS 4-3 TOM PETTY 9-1 SOUL KI SOUL 17-11

Q101/MMWIen, MS Anthony(Rrdea

CHICAGO JIVE BUNNY i THE EDDIE MONEY BAEWACE (dp) TECHNOTRONIC f/R (dp) EXPOSE BEN RIDE ON THE B otteet: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 TAYLOR DAYNB 7-3 LINDA RONSTAM 5-1 CHER 10-6

KNAN)Mone, LA

Lana&Pko

JANET JACKSON GLORIA ESTEFAN TEARS FOR FEARS EXPOSE MELISSA MECH.. Hottest: PEIL COLLINS 1-1 TAYLOR TYNE 6-1 SOUL II SOUL 8-5 LOU GRAM 12-6 JIVE BUNNY 6 THE 21-18

KNOEIMonroe. LA

MhefelM2AIRS

GLORIA ?STEFAN ROSE'TT'E «NEE CHERRY SMITHEREENS (dp) Hot teat: PAIL COLLINS 1-1 JANET JACKSON 5-1 CHER 9-7 BON JOVE 14-10 TBCNNOTRONIC f/R 19-12

WeIMIPBrem. CRY. FL

Mr. Lou/Stone

MICHAEL PENN GLORIA ESTEFAN JIVE BUNNY THE (dp) SEDUCTION MADONNA PAUL MCCARTNEY SMITHEREENS (dp) LOYERBOY Op) Eottest: PHIL COLLINS 6-1 SOUL II SOUL 5-3

CHER 7-5 MICHAEL BOLTON 16-7 J ANET JACKSON 26-12

KIXYMen A1Mee, TX

John Raymond

ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEFAN POCO DISPEOE MODE SEDUCTION Notfeet: JIVE BUNNY 6 THE 3-3 FIONA 19-9 MOTLEY CRUE 27-19 CHUNKY A 35-32 TECNNOTHONIC f/FE D-36

ZINRBdBhareA FL

Who Doeeke

AEROSMITH EDDIE MONEY CHICAGO EXPOSE Hottest: BAD ENGLISH 1-1 MILLI VANILLI 2-2 BILLY JOEL 3-3 PHIL COLLIES 6-5 JIVE BONNY b THE 11-9

KWTXIWaa0. TX

Cite Ling

EXPOSE ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEFAN MICHAEL PENN Nottest: LINDA BONSTADT 2-1 BON JONI 9-6 MICHEL BOLTON 16-14 MICHAEL DNIAE 26-23 SKID ROW 39-37

KNINM)khle Falk. TX Rey/Scott

PAN, MCCARTNEY EICHAEL PENN

MICHAEL MORALES ALANNAN PYLES H ottest: LOU GRAMI 7-3 WKITES 9-1 SKID ROWE 12-8 BONHAM 20-14 MOTLEY CRUX 22-17

NnBBMMlnwgen. NC AMN61MM

EXPONE CHICAGO SKID RON

TEARS POR FEARS ROBIN BECK Hottest:

LINDA ROMSTADT 1-2 CHER 5-1 TAYLOR DAYKS 13-5 BON JOVE 9-6 PHIL COLLINS 12-7

255 Current Reporters 248 Current Playliets

Called In A Frozen Pleyllett (2): Y100/Mleml K9S/Auetln

Note: WHAMS/Cleveland le no longer e CHR reporter. KENT/Sett Lake City le now known as HOT949.

DPI Not Report, Playllet Frozen (5): 195/Birmingham WANS/GreanWlle KKMG/Coloredo Springs WYKS/GaineevIlle OK951Trl-Cltlea

New 8 Active includes songs reported by at least 50 of our CHR reporters. Significant Action includes songs reported by fewer than 50, but at least 10 of our CHR reporters. The two numbers following the artist/title (label) designation indicate the total number, how many added it for the first time this week. Moves indicate the type of activity this week; Up for upward chart movement. Same for sideways or continued uncharted activity, DoWE for downward chart activity, and Adds for the number is a sampling of Individual station activity. Complete activity can be found in the Parallels. NOTE: Records that lack the required 60% of our CHR reporters to become Breakers may accumulate enough chart points from high chart positions on those stations reporting them, to debut on the CHR National Airplay/40. CHR Rotation Criteria - FWHime Adds andlor One: four plays in a 24 -hour period, three of them before midnight. Dayparted Adds andlor One: One-two plays in a 24 -hour period, both of them before midnight.


78 RsR December8,1989 OHR ADDS 8e HOTS MIDWEST

MOST ADDED BREAKOUTS

Rosette Warrant Gloria Estefan Chicago Expose Technotronic f/Felly

P2

WKDO(Akron. ON 67arWNleho.e

BONA. POD STEWART (dp) CHER Hottest[ TOM PETTY 1-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 JOE COCKER 11-10 PHIL COLLINS 17-12 LOU GRAMM 16-14

Not ERC.wla:td. ON KerNOe0aylyr

TECWNOINONIC f/FE MOTLEY CROE EXPOSE GLORIA ESTEPA; B ONHAM Hottest: PBIL COLLINS 4-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 JANET JACKSON 20-9 BILLING STONES 22-18 MICHAEL BOLTON 25-19

WPXIUDeSNgnt IA Larry Davie

roTRTTE PAULA ABDUL TECNNOTFONIC f/PE Nottest: MILLI VANILLI 2-1 HONEYMOON SUITE 12-2 LINDA RONSTADT 24-6 LW GARNI 18-10 TOM PETTY 19-12

WOT2/68a1'LerL ON B aEerrtYu7laee

WARRANT SEAM TESLA (dp) Hot te4t: MILLI VAEILLI 1-1 B ILLY JOEL 3-2 SKID RON 5-3 CHER 9-7 PHIL COLLINS 10-8

KRNO(D. Moines. IA KolyhNM1.wle

WINCT JONES RO BETTE Hottest[ BILLY JOEL 2-1 LINDA RONSTADT 3-2 MILLI VANILLI 5-3 LOU GRAMM 6-4 PRINCE 14-8

K210/DukM. MN John MIRAsSI.

RDEETTE MJILEY CRUE (Op) GLORIA ESTEPAN SKID RON (tip) EXPOSE KENNY G (tip) Botteet: BILLY JOEL 2-1 LINDA MESTAO 3-2 PHIL COLLINS 9-4 BON JWI 8-5 J ANET JACKSON 15-7

W WCKRynt MI

BE MkNtaSWO'Dey

TOR PETTY SEDUCTION WINCE JONES PIXETRE MICREL'LE (tip) Hottest[ BILLY JOEL 1-1 PBIL COLLINS 3-2 JANET JACKSON 4-3 TECNNOTRONIC f/FE 11-6 AEPOSMITH 17-14

WMEE/FL Wayne, IN

Jett Doh JODY NATLEY AEROSMITH KOKETTESETTE

POLO Nottest: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 LINDA HINSTADT 5-3 LW GRAM 9-5 TAYLOR DAOUL 10-7 SOUL II SOUL 17-10

WORD/Onnd ReP6dL MI Ceeeldy/Ftldey

JOE COCKER SSETPE BABITACE ROLLING STONES EXPOSE RENEE CHERRY PAUL ICCARMEY ROtteet[ BILLY JOEL 1-1 KEVIN PAIGE 3-2 PHIL COLLINS 5-3 JANET JACKSON 8-6 LINDA RONSTADT 18-30

KLQIONM RepldA MI Oewn/fiDSw

RUSE CHICAGO LOVERBOY Botteet: WHITES.. 12-8 ROLLING STONES 15-11 MRDBMITR 22-17 MOTLEY CRUE 28-13 JOE COCKER 30-26

WEXX/Onol Bay. WI Coy/Loeb.

BAD ENGLISH CHICAGO ARRTSMITE (tip) SMITHEREENS (tip) Hottest: PEIL COLLINS 2-1 LINDA IMESTA. 5-2 YOUNG MC 3-3 JOE COCKER 20-12 N OD 9TBMART 21-15

WTBXAWbYE.ptArtir, MN CNeWOee.

E XPOSE CHICAGO Hottest: BILLY JOEL 1-1 ALICE COOPER 2-2 TOM PETTY 11-6 LOU GRAM 15-8 TECNNOTNONIC f/PE 1-22

Z1OUMedlear. WI

LoakwEONKey.

JODY RAILER MOTLEY CROE (dp) Botteet[ BILLY JOEL 1-1 PRINCE 5-3 SOUL II SOUL 18-7 LW GRAM 20-11 RCBNOTMRDNIC f/PO 31-2

KJ161Ok.horrn City. OK MeCay(KMd

DEPECHE MODE COVER GIRLS AENITN (do) TOPETTY Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 4-1 LINDA RONSTADT 2-2 SOUL II150CL SOUL 13-3 H FACTOR 20-13 ROB BASE 21-17

ZS NOk.home City. OK Brett Dumler

LIVING IN A BOX ALANNAH MYLES KENNY G

0'MW Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 3-2 JODY NATLEY 19-13 ANGELA NINBOSH 23-21 SHAWN BRYANT 31-23 EXPOSE 13-24

KQKO(Omaha, NB Orew Bentley

EXPOSE MICHAEL DAMIAN (dp)

YOUNG MC (dp) BABSREE (dp) Rottest: SYBIL 18-11 NEW RIDS ON TEE B 21-13

MOTLEY CRUE 25-16 ITH 26-18

JIVE BUNNY 6 TEE 0-20

K213/Pesy, IL OCIE Stern

ROSETTE J ODY NATLEY TESLA Botteet: 8-52'8 6-1 B ILLY JOEL 4-2 PHIL COLLINS 8-1 LINDA ROASTED? 7-5 BON JOUI 16-8

W2OKEacMod IL

Iwy/BrrnrrnM

JODY MTLEY SEDUCTION TESLA MICHAEL DAMIAN Notfeet: TOIL COLLINS 1-1 LINDA TONSTADT 2-2 LW GRAIN 5-4 ROD BTEMART 11-7 MICHAEL BOLTON 9-8

WMNERO.dc, ON MIA. Wheeler

JOE COCKER GLORIA ESTEPAN TOM PETTY TNCBDOTRONIC f/PE (dp) DIVING POP PRAMS (dp) POW Hottest[ PHIL COLLINS 8-2 VEER 13-8 RON HENLEY 15-10 BOW JWI 25-11 SOUL II SOUL 28-12

WRONITWedo, ON Ma4oVOTlavke

ROLLING STONES AEROSMITE PAUL MCCARTNEY CHICAGO ROSETTE N ot teat: BILLY JOEL 3-2 TAYLOR DAY. 5-3 SOUL II SOUL 6-6 J ANET JACKSON 10-8 BON 5001 11-9

KAY107Ru.e, OK Jan D.n

NE11 KIDS ON THE B

EDDIE MONEY AEROSMITB TECR.OTRONIC f/FE CHICAGO

MOTLEY CRUE Hottest: BILLY JOEL 2-1 PBIL COLLINS 9-3 LINDA M 6-1 SOUL II SOUL 12-9 PRINCE 20-16

KMYLTvi.,OK MyerelBrMdth

CHER MOTLEY CRUE CHICAGO BONHAM Hottest: BAD ENGLISH 1-1 TESLA 7-4 GREAT WHITE 8-6 JOE COCKER 17-9 BILLY SWIER 22-17

KKRD/Wlchlu. KS

ONRrrWIN.m4

PD%ETTO GLORIA ESTEPAN YOUNG OC (dp) AEROSMITH Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 SOUL I SOUL 4-3 MICHAEL BOLTON 19-11 JOE COCKER 18-15 ROD STEMA. 28-18

WNOT/YourgetaMn, ON Dick Thoagon

TECHNOTRONIC f/PE EXPOSE CHICAGO PDX. TEARS. POET FEARS GLORIA &STEFAN Ottent:

BILLY JOEL 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 3-2 LINDA RONSTADT 4-3 TAYLOR DAY. 5-4 JANET JACKSON 9-6

P3 KYYYIB.marck, ND Bob Beck

PDXETTe GLORIA ESTEPAN Mottest: BILLY JOEL 1-1 JIVE BUNNY i THE 4-2 PHIL COLLINS 6-3 LW GRANO 16-11 DIVING FOR PEARLS 31-25

WBNO/Bloominyton. IL

Justin/WS.

ROKETITE SEDUCTION TECENOTIONIC f/FE (dpi Botte St: BILLY JOEL 1-1 POIL COLLINS 5-2 LOU GRAMM 7-5 MADONNA 10-6 JOE COCKER 18-7

WBWBIpOomkgmn. IN Mark CaHEyhen

KCMG/Columbia. MO NNIO/BeN., KS

Undo/Henson Mew DEW.

GLORIA ESTEEM; KOKETTE YOUNG MC (tip) MPOSMITH (dp) H ottest: LOU GRAMM 9-4 SOUL II SOUL 10-7 JANET JACKSON 17-12 MICHAEL BOLTON 20-13 JOE COCKER 22-16

KLYVIOWupRr, IA

TlwnaalJBneeen

GLORIA PSTOFAN IOXRTTE BABYPAGE EXPOSE

Lteet: BILLY JOEL 4-2 TAYLOR pSYNE 9-6 ENUPP VELDT 8-7

STONES STONES 24-18 ROD STEWART 32-23

VWPeryo, ND Jack Luray

ROSETTE PIOVA (dp) CHICAGO EXPOSE Hottest[ B ILLY JOEL 1-1 LINDA RONSTADT 3-3 LOU GRANI 10-7 TOM PETTY 13-8

TESLA 18-12

KONT/Orend Forke. ND MuroM/Acker

PRINCE ROSETTE (pp) BONHAM ((p) SA-PIKE (dp) GLORIA ESTEEM, (tip) Hottest: SKID ROE 1-1 BELINDA CARLISLE 7-5 CHER 16-10 LINDA ROMSTADT 13-11 TOE PETTY 16-13

ROMP. MICHAEL PENN DIVING POI PEARLS (dp) PAUL MCCARTNEY TECNIOTRONIC f/FE (dpi GLORIA ESTERAN Hottest: JOE COCKER 2-1 BILLY JOEL 3-2 LOU GRAMM 11-4 PHIL COLLINS 14-6 TAYLOR DAMNS 16-8

KPAT/SIouE Fells, SO

.r Me9uire/Werd

ROSETTE LOVERBOY Idyl Mottent: PHIL COLLINS 4-1 LOU GRAIN 5-4 ROD 20-6 ROLLINGING STONES 13-8 EDDIE MONEY 26-15

KTXY/Jettr4m CKyCoIunMMN MO JaclooNCeb

CHICAGO E.ORE SKID ION (dp) Hottest[ PHIL COLLIES 3-1 SOUL II SOUL 9-5 JOE COCKER 21-15 IECHNOTROC f/FE 21-19 ROD STEHARTO? 34-27

WCIUCNb.EdW, IL

Tory Wa SMAPD

EEROSWITE (dp) TECENOTEONIC f/FE (dp)

COVER GIRLS ROSE'l'TE DINO Rotfeet[ LINDA STADT 1-1

JOEL JOEL 4-2 PHIL COLLIES 7-5 JOE COCKER 20-16 NEE KIDS ON THE I D-19

K OCRICSder RgNde lA D.oNONRd

GLORIA ESTOFAN ROOST.

EROSMITB SKID IOM Botteet[ PEIL COLLINS 5-1 BILLY JOEL 8-5 JAE. JACKSON 10-6

ECBNOTRONIC f/PE 12-8 FEW RIDS ON TEE B 32-20

WLRWK}NmpIER IL MoCenNMeKelylrn

EXPOSE BABYPAGE SEDUCTION MOTLEY CRUE (tip) Hottest: BILLY JOEL 1-1 LINDA POLSTADT 2-2 PRIL COLLINS 3-3 PRINCE 1-4 JIVE BUNNY 6 THE 6-5

EXPOSE ROKETTE CHICAGO MARCIA GRIFFITH (tip) MOTLEY CRUE (dp) B otteet[ BILLY JOEL 1-3 LINDA 1 6-4 SKID ROWN 15-11 JANET JACKSON 28-12 TECiNOTNONIC f/PE 25-21

WKPNKe.mEtoo. MI ArNpny(BrIWn

DON HENLEY SCORPIONS BABYPAGE (dp) Hottest: SKID ROM 1-1 MILLI VAEILLI 2-2 BILLY JOEL 3-3 PHIL COLLINS 14-4 LOU GRANT 17-10

WAZY11Ahyels, IN

MmeoJMlMr

ROSETTE BAD ENGLISH LIVING IN A BOX

NAPPANT LENNY KRAVITZ (tip)

BONHAM Idyl Rouser: BILLY JOEL 4-1 CHER 6-3 JOE COCKER 7-5 PHIL COLLINS 14-6 SOUL II SOUL 22-17

KFRIUIInce., NE

Cook/Valentine

GLORIA ESTEFAN NEW RIDE ON THE e SEDUCTION Rot test: LOU GRAMM 8-5 JOE COCKER 19-16 ROD STEWART 23-19

JODY MTLEY 31-27 EDDIE MONEY 34-30

KONTO/EprinyfNN. MO

McKay/Austin

ROSETTE SOUL II SOUL GLORIA PSTEFAN (dpi LOVERBOY (dp) DENNY G (dp) Hottest: JODY WATLEY 7-3 FIONA 8-4 TESLA 12-7 SKID Km 17-11 NEE KIM ON THE B 22-16

WOBwMPMgf.N. IL

MOODS Eliot

GLORIA ESTEPAN ROSSTEE TEARS FOR FEARS RINKS (dp1 Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 2-1 TAYLOR LAYNE 8-3 JANET JACKSON 5-4 LOU GRAMM 17-8 MICHAEL BOLTON 23-9

WPFII/Terre Neun, IN W.VHE((KIny

ELTON JOHN RORTTE GLORIA ESTEPAN KENNY G

MICHAEL !ORALES Eotteat: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 TAYLOR DAMNE 5-3 ROD STEMART 28-19 TESLA 31-21

WIBWRopNu, KS

AIEXSrldrlN.ton

NEM KIDS ON THE B

SNITEEEEENS EXPOSE RDX6.13 FIONA Botteet[ BILLY JOEL 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 7-2 JANET JACKSON 16-9 LW GRAN[ 22-14 JOE COCKER 21-16

KFMWAYesr.4 IA

Mark Hamm

BAD ENGLISH ROKETFE DAMANI' Hottest: PHIL COUSINS 5-3 LOU GRAMM 7-4 JOE COCKER 21-18 ERIC CLAPTON 21-19 ROD STEWART 25-20

WIFGWSweu. WI DerMRalMltKlsy

PAUL ICCARTNEY EXPONE IM E MICHAEL DAMIAN JODY MTLEY MOTLEY CEDE (tip) Hottest: PHIL COLLINS 5-1 LOU GRAMM 8-4 DULLING STONES 9-7

JANET JACKSON 10-8 ROD STEWART 29-20

WEST MOST ADDED

Gloria Estefan Rosette Expose Chicago Kenny G

BREAKOUTS

Dino Sa -Fire

Paula Abdul

P2

KK8&Albwp,eryw. NM Cadillac Jack/Nena

MICHAEL BOLTON EXPOSE Hottest[ TECRNOTRONIC f/PE 1-1 LINDA ROHSTADT 5-3 SEDUCTION 9-7 MICAEL'LE 13-9 JAYA 17-30

KNMOIANupNrIE.. NM Yann M.r.

TOM PETRO ARTHUR BAKER (dp) GLORIA ESTEPAN (dp) PDXBT. (dp) REMY G (dp) HOOTERS (dp) Nottest: B ILLY JOEL 9-1 LINDA RONSTADT 7-3 PHIL COLLINS 8-4 POD STEWART 26-9 JOE COCKER 18-10

KKXX/MkeleRrd, CA BOrrW4e/ClrrletOPher

COVER GIRLS DINO (dB)

GLORIA ESSERA; EXPOSE N otfese:

TAYLOR DATE. 4-1 SOUL II SOUL 7-3 TECHNOTIONIC f/PE 14-6 SYBIL 17-8 JODY MTLEY 21-14

Kq6(BaW, ID

K.perIllySn

HOXESSE BABYFACH COVER GIRLS H ottest[ BON JOVI 4-2 SOUL II SOUL 11-3 PAIL COLLINS 16-6 JANET JACKSON 27-8 TECIROTRONIC PAM 22-11

KATMICo.DSdo SpdrN4. CO SorNaSnlFrbk9

WARRANT ROTTE GREAT WHITE SCORPIONS (dp) %YS Idp) N ottest: SKID ROM 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 6-2 EI 3-3 TON PETTY 10-7 FIONA 12-9

KKMfUCalrWe SprWreA CO MNerli4err

none Nottest[ PRINCE 5-5 JANET JACKSON 6-6 GAP BAND 13-12 CHUNKY A 13-11 BABYPAGE 19-19

CHED/Edmonton, Albers MCkennel tlrrt

LEE AARON EIN MITCHELL MELISSA ETHERIDGE JODY WTLEY EDDIE HONEY TIM TURNER Sottest: PEIL COLLIES 8-4 SOUL II SOIL 16-12 SKID ROW 26-17 JANET JACKSON 29-19 RCHNOTRONIC f/PE 1-28

KEND/EuyrRS. OR B wrWVelea

RORETI'E GLORIA ESTEPAN Hottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 NID STEWART 13-10 JANET JACKSON 24-15 MICHAEL DAMIAN 29-23 D EN KIDS ON THE B 38-27

BBBFnHno. CA DSekVPrker

DINO D'WDB GLORIA &STEFAN OPTER 9A -PIRE EILEEN FLORES Rotfeet[ DISONS 1-1 MOOCH 10-3 TECRMOLRONI f/TE 7-5 NU GIRLS 12-- 9 JERMAINE JACKSON 24-18

KIR31(ReeHS. CA JOINIeOrWMONee

ROSETTE AfANRAH MYLES L.A. GUNS (dp) JOE RATRIANI (dp) Nottest: PAUL CARRACR 12-8 LW GRAMM 11-9 TOI PETTY 16-11 BONFAN 16-14 MRDSMITE 19-15

Ma EP/F.no. CA C.ylCrrr

NU GIRLS MICHAEL BOLTON TONY LEMONS CLUB NOUVEAU GLORIA ESTEPAN Hottest: NEW KIDS ON THE E 6-1 MICKEL'LE 10-7

12-8 IMPACT IMPACT 25-17

LUTHER VANDROSS 12-26

KNIYNerlekiN. NI

OdeNlNerlrro

NEW GENERATION Notteer: JAYA 1-1 STEVIE B 3-2 PAULA ABDUL 4-3 SEDUCTION 7-4 PAJAMA PARTY 5-5

KQMQMro.., NI

AYrle(Nett

LINDA MNSTA. KENNY G

LUTHER VANDROSS PAULA ABDUL Rottest[ NEE GENERATION 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 2-2 JANET JACKSON 3-3 NEW KIDS ON THB I 6-4 SYBIL 9-6

KLUC/lea Vey., NV DerJTeylor

TECONOTRONIC f/PE GLORIA ESTERA. CHICAGO CHRISTOPHER MAX Hatt SOUL II SOUL 3-1 GLORIA ESTEFAN 17-5 CHER 14-6 JODY NATLEY 20-7 MICRAEL BOLTON 27-8

PMIMIModeetoitxtton. CA DeMeroneYMIDIfIne :

DIVING POR PEARLS ROSETTE Hottest: CIER 2-1 TAYLOR RAYNE 5-2 POIL COLLINS 6-3 MILLI VANILLI 8-4 RIX l-7

KCAO/Oarrrd.VMsrS. CA Rhodes/Sage

GLORIA &STEPAN TYLER COLLINS ENTOUCE JAYA DINO LUTHER VANDROSS Nottest: PHIL COLLINS 6-2

A SMOTRONIC f/KE 5-4 JANET JACKSON 9-6 NEW RIDS ON THE B 17-8 JIVE BUNNY 6 THE 21-16

KWNL11.4, NV

0.ee Rob.

SABYPACE CHICAGO EXPOSE IPTLEY CRUE (dp) TRW KIDS ON TEE B

TESLA (dp) Sotte St: PEIL COLLINE 3-1 CEEB I-4 LOU GRAIN 10-6 JANET JACKSON 12-7 EON JOUI 14-10

KROY/Bararorno, CA LyncNkrnen

ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEPAN BA -PIRE MICRAEL DAMIAN O a:t9at[ ROIL COLLINS 3-1 BILLY JOEL 5-2 NEM KIDS ON THE B 4-3 TAYLOR DAYNE 6-4 LINDA ;UMSTADT 7-6

KIIIOGEawanMneq CA Ca01eIWKHe B.

SKID EDN Hottest: MILLI VAEILLI 1-1 PEIL COLLINS 6-2 BILLY JOEL 5-3 BON JWI 7-5 N EN RIDS OR THE B 25-20

KDONEe6rMonMey, CA NwtdBNuwW

JOYCE IRBY LIVING IN A BOX PAULA ABDUL D'NR (tip) Jotteet: JAYA 1-1 PHIL COLLINS 8-5 NICOE.LE 12-11 91100CTION 14-12 TAPP 19-15

KaU/BPo4anL WA 6MWkte(A6SNMeoon

ROSETTE MICHAEL PENN DEPECNE NODE GLORIA &STEFAN (dp) SARAYA Hottest: PBIL COLLINS 1-1 BILLY JOEL 2-2 TESLA 6-4 MILLI VANILLI 7-5 LOU GRAMM 12-6

KR0/Tuoon. AZ P«164//Devis

CHICAGO D 'MDB (dp) DINO (dpi PAULA ABDUL (dp) Hottest: BILLY JOEL 4-1 LINDA OT 3-2

SOUL II SOUL 6-3 PEIL COLLINS 8-4

CEEB 18-9

P3 KOOT/Mcharoya. AK

J.D. ChrdlSr MICHAEL MORALES EXPOSE POTETTE SA-PIKE Botteet: PHIL COLLINS 1-1 TAYLOR MENE 10-3 JOE COCKER 11-8 JODY MATLET 19-10 TON PETTY 32-15

KXR(Anohareye, AK em Knoll

EDDIE MONEY JODY NATLEY KEN KIES ON TEE S JIVE SUNNY 6 THE (Op) Toffees: MILLI VANILLI 2-1 LOU GRAIN 14-9 CMER 18-12 JOS COCKER 25-17 TECMOTPONIC f/PE

1/7IBMMpe. MT BNHIneNMa.a

SKID NON ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEPAN SEDUCTION ESPOSE Hottest[ CREN 6-1 PHIL COLLINS 8-3 SOUL II SOUL 18-10 AOEMITR 25-21 MOTLEY CRUE 30-25

KB07111oeernan MT D rs BrMrt

KMOKIIwNmn, ID

N.P.,dChM.

SKID RON (dp) ROKETTE GOREY PARR (dp) MICHAEL PEEN GLORIA ESTEPA; LOVERBOY (dp) KENNY G (dp)

D

LLY[ BILLY JOEL 4-1 JIVE BONNY 6 TEE 5-2 LINDA RONSTADT 6-3 ASHOSNTNIN7C f/Fe 13-6 KENOS MITE 38-30

KTMTRMeAfard. OR TNwpBbwnf

GLORIA ESTEPAN ROKETTE

ERPOnE MICHAEL PENN Eotteat[ »ILLY JOEL 2-1 PHIL COLLINS 5-7 CAER 30-/ PAUL CAANACR 12-7 JANET JACKSON 20-13

2PUN/M.eeW. ID QennYrps/llYer

PRINCE (dp) DATE BUSE (dp) GLORIA ESTERA, (dp) TYi (dp) K ISS (dp) ROKETTE E ot tenti

35-22 PHIL COLLINS 1-1 BAIE S 10-7 JOOK-R JO COCKER I 15-10 MUTES.. 30-1/

JODY MTLEY CARA 6 JACKSON PIONS (dp) EXPOSE Hotta.[: PHIL COLLINS 3-1 TAYLOR DAY. 5-3 LINDA T 6-4 HOLE. [I TOOL 14-9 MICHAEL BOLTON 15-10

KiRB(CegN. WY IletslteKlAlldree.

GLORIA RTEPAN SWISH (dpl FIONA (dp) ROTKERB SA -PING PAUL MCCARTKEY Hottest[ PAULA ABDUL 2-1 SILLY JOEL 5-3 TAYLOR DAYNE 11-6 P BIL COLLIES 15-7 SOUL II SOUL 11-8

KFBOICRePNnS, WV

D e41elRAeleW

CHICAGO ENTOUCH JIVE BUNNY 6 TEE CHRISTOPHER MAX Idp) ALANNAH MYLES (dp) Sottest: BILLY JOEL 3-1 SOUL II SOUL 12-3 PHIL COLLINS 11-5 JANET JACASON 15-9 NEW KIDS ON TEE B 26-11

KFTLId&IN Far, ID tunenerelCery

ROSETTE GLORIA ESTEPAN AEROSMITE (dp) Notfeet[ PBIL COLLIES 4-1 PRINCE 10-7 JANET JACKSON 13-8 ROD STEWART 18-13 JIVE BUNNY 6 THE 0-36

ILYENLE Loh Obispo. CA Ilmelark TECBNOTRONIC f/FE EXPOSE ROSETTE CHICAGO OEPECHE NODE GLORIA ZEITIMAN

NEW KIDS ON TEE B 8-52'S 11041944: BILLY JOEL 2-2 SOUL II SOUL 3-3 BON JWI 10-6 JANET JACKSON 18-7 TESLA 10-21

K20718en 116 Obispo. CA RWNArWreWa

XOOS TOKETITE TOM PETTY STEIL IEPECHE AIDE (tip) Eotteat[ PAIL COLLINS 2-1 TAYLOR DAYNE 3-2 JANET JACKSON 10-6 LOU GRAM 11-7 YELTNOTMEIC f/FE 18-1.4

KNTYEana Bryb CA WNWtrE9NN

EXPOSE LOVEREOY (dp BABYPAGE Op/ Hottest:

AKE 4-2 JANET JACKSON ACKSON 6-1 TAYLOR DATE! 9-6 MICHAEL BOLTON 11-9 JOE COCKER 21-16

OK15ffrICM44. WA BsrleTrEN14

H ottest: DARLING CRUEL 3-3 KILLING STONES 7-7 NRITEBIKKE 30-10 B ONHAM 19-19 Mp6NITH 22-22

"HEART" CHR SIGNIFICANT ACTION WXKS

CKOI

KITY

KTFM add

WKBQ 32

KZZP

H OT97

WIOQ 25

KJMZ deb 30 KNRJ deb 36 HOT102 37-30 KKFR deb 34 H0T949 20 KMEL 27

H0T977 32

WRCK WANS KKMG

WYCR WZYP B95 35-27

B93 add 94TYX H0T96 35-31 K106 add WABB KIKI 25

KZZB deb 40 WHHY KDON 32

WCGQ WWCK 33-28 G98 add

KZFM KKSS WJAD

KPRR add KNMQ KISR

KNOE add

KZOZ deb 37

WGRD add


PARALLELS® December 8,1989 R& R e 79

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255 REPORTS

A AEROSMITH Jane's Got A Gun (Geffen) LP: Pump

Total Reporta 151 59%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach

t) P1 32%

E 65% P2 58% S 54% P3 89% M 78% W 41% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 1 0 1

Summary 6-15 2 5 1 8

UP 85 16-40 13 39 44 96 DEBS 17 Ons 2 8 10 20 SAME 23 Adds 5 10 6 21

DOWN 0 Ch Adds 2 2 1 5

ADDS 26 Total 24 65 62 151

EARS

MXRS 26-21 11001 a-28 CKOI 32-27 894 30-25a

a PRO -FM MAYA -27

800T8

0x00 RABE a ENVI d-29

MIOMEBT

0102 26-16 WPM/ d-24 WHIT a WEPL 30-28 0880on MRQ a

MEET

102 -FM 29-25 IMO 21-17 8PLE

a9-27 KOBE

Á1 RGL 15-12 92X 21-17 MDPR 20-16 R%%R 23-18 PIRATE 14-12

RAST

P LY92 d-35 WARS 36-29 MV8R 24-19 JET -FN 33-30 MS82 27-23 RC101 d-27 10020I 26-24 55PR 33-25 98PXY 24-20 930 35-28 MPS? d-39 N RCR d-39 01022 a-40 WYCR a

SOOTS

141301 d-37 K106 38-36

8106 a

ESSI a-25 SCRB 38-32 MROQ 13-5 I01060 NCGO d-38 G105 31-28 MIMI a ESSI d-36 NUS 37 fr WM, 34-23 MOUT d-35 MORI 21-11 9200 32-26 991111YS 32-31 NBHY 29-24 ICBM m Y106 d-28 8220 27-16 192 on 8106 on Z102 a

MTDx 331-28

141(21.

MIDIEBT

NIDD o MOT92 30-26 RAGTE d-30 1MCR 17-14 «BE a

RLQ 22-17a NI %x

5TB% on 2104 39-34 KJ103 a

S OSO 26-18 0293 on MZOS 30-21 MM« 33-29 14101 a KAY107 a

RM2 23-21 RIMR MMOT d-29

MEET

O 1,95 d-38 RATE 15-11 RRRR 19-15 FM104 27-15 8NNE 21-18 ESSO 35-28

E AST

9914GY 34-29 MIPX 23-19 103CIR on 958RX Sc WIPE m WNYP m

952IL 34-25 G98 3a-ll MTOT M0@ 36-30 ESTO 38-32

800T1

801E 40-34 WISP 37-33 NJAD d-34

ÑOID 38-33

JMXÓ0-23 098 KISS a

0104 d-32 NYK8 35 fr RNOE 40-36 IIPFM 37-30 1I32 33-30 8103 -37 01T2 40-38 RNIN 18-13 MVB5 37-34

WIDMEST

KM m WHIM) 38-36 »MR on MCIL a

ROCR a

MLRM m KCMG/ RLrv 33-28 294 28-24 SOOT 30-28 IT2Y 33-31 fIRFR 29-25 MAZY 29-22 RFRX 32-29 99RG 28-23 XPAT 35-23 8WTO on DBR 33-30 MPFR 0-36 14I18 33-30 R3M7 27-22 NIPC 31-24

VEST

RGOT on RPR 31-28 297 25-21 8100 27-23 MO 32-29 RITZ a RMOR 38-30 MTM 35-30 ZPUN 34-28 5202 18-10 SL296 37-33 KETY 25-18 0295 22 fr

B BABYFACE Tender Lover (Solar,Epic) LP: Tender Lover

Total Reports 156 61%

Parallel Reach

Pl 51% P2 63% EAK P3 69%

Regional Reach E 63% S 68% M 41% W 72%

National Summary UP 81 DEBS 16 SAME 39 DOWN 1

ADDS 19

Chart Summary Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 6 6 1 13 16-40 23 41 26 90 Ons 6 16 12 34 Adds 3 5 9 17

Ch Adds 0 2 0 2

Total 38 70 48 156

9 EAST

W%RS o WISE d-29n WMJO 30-26 CROI on WPLI 30-27 PRO -FM 34-30

SOUTH

Y95 d-26 RRBE 29-24 2100 on fr

B97 26-20 WNW on RITT 13-12 OTT/ 29-20

MIDWEST

896 27-25 W1YT a WRBQ 26-24

WES1'

RS104 0 2108 25-22n ROY-PM d-27 2221, 25-22 0111I 25-21 RISN on RRLO 25-23 2100 a

RWSS 30-26 IPL. a

KOBE d-26

PI / BOT97 26-22 MI00 16-15 MPGC 21-18 IJM 12-10 S SW 33-28 IMT102 16-10 PM0106 31-27 BRPR 22-21 PM102 19-14 RMEL 13-7 N0T977 20-18

KART

FL292 38-34 WARB on MVSR d-38 MINK d-34 NTIC 33-23 WIES 33-31

MLA/ 25-27 RC101 on 100100 a

NSPR 35-24 98P%Y 20-19 930 39-35 SACK 33-28 NRRZ d-34

SODTH

MO 28-26 893 36-32 098 29 fr OPIº 29-19 2106 39-37 5220 15-12 %106 on WC58 16-13 ENOR a-33 MCGO d-37 SIPS 21-18 1382 25-20 MISI a

HANS 33 fr WSYP d-33 94TY% on NAPE o RRPR 18-16 61013 27-24 NO7% 30-28 298 22-18

NABS 34-32 MY 30-25 PM 2B

2107 17-7 2106 a

2102 on STUR on WOW on MDL% on

MIDIERBT

MG'PZ 23-21 R2I0 O SOCK 38-73 NORD a-24 KOIO 11-10

LAMME 31-28 WAGS d-29 IRRD o WHOT m ISST

MESS 25-22 KM 21-24 SRIX 35-25 RF95 a MUG 19 fr REND on B95 19-13 00096 23-20 KIKI 16-10 20210 on MOO 28-25 F81104 29-24

RCAQ 28-25 0001

0001 24-20 ROOK 120 29-27

E RBT

99102 an

PRR 25-20 95%%% a

G98 a

WTWT a

MOND 30-26 MATO

805T8

RQIZ on SISP a

RJAD d-29 WQID d-34 NMI 32-28 RE2B 22-21 MJMX d-37 B98 30-27 RISK 21-16 0104 on WOKS on fr ISME on 0101 a KHAN 37-33 RIME 35-18 WPM 38-35 RI%Y m ñMTN 36-35 MVBS d-40

NIONEHT

2222 m RIM d-33 MCIL 13-13 N GCR 40-35 MLRM a RCMO 30-23 RLrv a

RTXY m RRIR MAZY 36-33 99NG 37-34 MEER 39-36 MPFR 36-31

WEST

MOT m 897 m RTRS 37-33 Rx00 d-33 8MDRo EMT 38-34 R10E 35-24 SLY96 24-19 R6TY a

MICHAEL BOLTON

How Am I Supposed To... (Columbia) LP. Soul Provider

Total Reports 216 85% Parallel

Regional Reach Reach P1 70% E 92% 10/ P2 87% S 87% P3 96% M 84% W 76% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 9 2 11 Summary 6-15 28 33 31 92 UP 189 16-40 17 52 34 103 DEBS 9 Ons 1 0 0 1

SAME 8 Adds 1 2 0 3


ADDS 9 Total 52 97 67 216

EASS

8104 26-20 SUS 17-15 MZW 11-9 MISE 26-20 5870 18-12 5BLI

3-16 14171.1 a-23 2100 26-15 WEG% 20-15 894 29-24 PRO -PM 18-13 0107 26-24 WAVA 29-21

SOOTS

PNR99 d-30 Y95 a

SISO 11-11 RABE a-13 2100 15 fr 897 15-9 MGR 18-11 11M78 23-8 RTFM 10-8 0105 17-14

MIMEST

196 21-19 MIlQO 12-11 0102 6-9

MR» 14-10

CI a-18 095 9-6 x0e0 19-15 ORTI a-22 RDMB 11-9

MLOL 1G-7

RB0 d-38

MFST

2108 18-14 RIIS 23-19 ROY -FM 23-20 IMP 27-24 ERRS 19-15 KM 12-10 RCPR 18-14 RISE 10-8 8ßL0 22-17 X100 a-29 ISIS 17-13

MSPR 15-8 98PXY 15-10 930 18-16 WEST 19-14 MRCK 21-16 1I102 32-26 WYCR 8-4

8002E

MIRO 20-15 B93 20-16 298 21 fr WNW d-32 0106 26-25 0288 18-15 195 3 fr X106 11-9 RRQB 8-7 WCK2 36-27 58106 a MCGO 17-13 KZFM 28-27 G105 29-25 RPSR 26-21 MINK 26-19 NRBI 20-16 MASS 11 fr MCYP 20-13 94225 15-9 NAPE 21-19 WOOT 23-17 SLAP 21-11 1508 29-20 2800 19-14 WWI 25-18 991128 20-19 FM100 17-11 298 8-5 MAR 20-17 MIMO 17-12 RIM 21-18 2107 18-12 MOM% 9-4 2106 5-4

WMV0 29-24 192 17-12 8106 30-24 2102 14-12 NTUB 5-4

WOVV d-16 MOLO 24-20 MRZL 26-5

moms: 5RDD 24-23 EOT92 25-19 NPR 23--21 MOTS 25-23

RCAQ 30-20 EMNI d-35 01102 14-13 ENOD 24-21 RDON 30-27 2220 31-29 RRO d-25

EAST

99002 20-18 WPRA 17-14 WWI 8-6 103CIR 6-3 95XX% 35-31 NSPS 25-23 MIEZ 19-13 NNYP 20-18 95811 3-2 G98 39-25 RATET 25-17 WOW 19-14 NATO 23-18

8002E

11012 10-8 WISP 21-13 NJAD 19-12 501D 34-29 NIER 27-24 KEES 18-15 NJMx 29-26 B 98 21-17 RIBR 29-24 0104 11-10 NYKS 24 fr ISMI 11-9 0101 19-13 RNAM 13-8 5X0E 16-9 WPM 14-7 RIXY 20-12 2103 36-32 MMTX 16-14 WES 22-16

5000 22-17 »NO 16-14 WRVS 12-11 NCIL d-26 ROCK 27-18 MLRN 16-10 RCM() 20-13 RLry 12-8

OSAI 17-12 I%%R d-39 002102 39-33 ROPR on PM102 21-16

EAST

FLY92 7-6 MARS 11-9 RVSR 16-14 JET -FM 26-19 MERZ 24-19 WNNR 19-14

TIC 19-15

RES 22-8 OLAS 19-13 R7101 18-15 100582 4-3

Michael Bolton Continued

RPL2 23-20 WISO 25-22 Y94 14-11

'Karr 16-10

5810 25-18 r 9-8 MMCR 20-16 Err/ 30-24

PI MME 26-18 WA22 25-21 NIX% 8-8 KFRr 21-18 / STBX 18-17 99RG 17-11 2104 25-21 MOTO 29-26 IJ103 29-26 "RS 23-9 299 18-12 MPFR 16-10 KORO 6-4 OIBN 25-20 8293 21-17 RPM/ 17-16 W2oK 9-8 MIFC 12-10 Ma 30-24 MRQN 26-22 KAY107 31-25 RRRO 19-11 190T 22-18

HEST

RISS a

RNMO 32-28 RF95 21-19 RSND 1a-9 00296 -35 10M0 d-30 RLUC 27-8 FM104 22-20

REST

8GOT 24-20 RPIR 27-23 297 29-24 RB02 15-10 RTRS 24-21 RPBO 23-16 RPT2 17-12 IMOR 32-29 RIET 24-18 2PON 29-23 2202 17-13 SLY96 29-21 NTY RK95 17 9r

BON JOVI Livin' In Sin (Mercury) LP: New Jersey


Regional Reach Reach P1 62% E 81% P2 71% S 71% P3. 89% M 84% W 60% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 1 0 1


SAME 32 Adds 0 1 0 1


ADDS 3 Total 46 80 62 188

EA31'

WZCU 18-15 WR58 19-19 WMJ0 7-14 WBLI O COCO 11-10 NMI.] 6-13 2100 11-13 WEG% 3-2 B94 5-4 PRO -PM 15-11 0107 17-15 WAVA 11-7

SOOTS

P1199 16-14 Y9'i 18-16 RISO 11-9 108E 4-8 0011 10-6 W9MV2 14-10 0105 -25

MIDWEST

295 17-21 0102 19-17 OPRR 18-17 8NCI 9-17 80YT 20-14 NZPL 7-6 0HE0 8-8 ORTI a-24 RDM6 6-5 1MAL 7-5 NIRjO 33-39

MEAT

Y108 24-24 RIIS 24-24 .

ROY -FM 8-6 558e 24-26 KIRS 8-6 KM 3-3 0100 27-26 ROSS 27-27 RPM 14-12 RUBE 13-9

A. 22GL 13-11 RIA0 8-7 912 3-2 MDFX 14-12 XXXII 11-10 PIRATE 7-6 e EAST

FLY92 9-8 OSSO 9-7 JET -PM 11-8 WERZ 7-6 M/NR 10-9 M'IC 16-16 88EE 25-24 1C101 24-22 10008I 12-10

NSPR 6-20 98PXY 17-17 93Q 9-8 NPST 2-1 SOCK 12-9 80112 7-3 WYCR 24-22

SOUTH

MERO 17-17 B93 31-29 0106 8-8 195 17 fr %106 17-17 MSS% 9-8 MCRS 27-20 22106 9-3 MCGO 12-10 22FM a G105 10-10 MINK 17-12 MASI 14-13 WRNS 8 fr MSYP 4-4 9472% 21-19 NOVT 17-14 NOAI 9-17 10LÁ3 12-9 995Áñ 13-12 298 0 MABB 13-12 MISY 12-9 RPM 17-13 2107 10-8 MOM% 22-19 Y106 10-9 8250 3-11 920 10-8

092 2-7 º106 12-9 2102 15-13 STO% 4-3 MDL% 17-11 MRBL 11-9

MIDWEHT

MRDO 15-13 00292 14-13 MP%R 15-14 MGTI 6-5 RZIO 8-5 MMCR 12-7 1LQ 5-4 MGRD 17-17 2104 21-17 03103102-11 KM on 2293 16-8 MZOR 20-19 11MNE 25-11 NRON 11-9 RAY107 10-8 RMS 4-1 U RD 6-5 VIM 11-10

REST

ISEO m 01,95 4-2 RATM 5-5 CUED 9-6 KRBR 11-13 FM104 4-13 55M2 14-10 1ROY 9-7 1M0D 7-5 KEaO 5-3

EAST

99102 10-9 WPRR 10-6 WWF% 2-2

9580% 3-2

RPE 17-14 WNYP 5-8 95XI1 8-10 G98 12-9 WTHT 10-8 NOMP 10-8 WHTO 5-3

BOOTH

ROIZ 8-6 WOOF 12-9 NQID 36-35 1208 21-17 B98 18-18 IIISR 6-4 0104 13-13 NYRS 12 fr

0101 15-10 KNOB 14-10 SPFM 12-8 5I%0 4-5 2103 25-25 RW7% 9-6 RNIN 10-7 MOSS 9-6

MIDWEST

0005 13-12 MANO 6-4 MAMA 14-12 NCIL 8-7 11CR 21-16 NLRE 11-8 ICMI 15-14 RLry 11-10 294 11-10 1002 11-9 RTOY 10-10 MRFR 9-6 NARY 5-4 RPSR 7-6 99RG 6-5 SPAT 2-2 8070 6-5 WEER 10-7 MPFR 9-8 NIBN 15-10 RPM 8-7

NEST

ROOT 5-11 RP%R 8-6 297 4-4 ROE 7-7 RTRS 12-11 5x00 16-13 RPTZ 22-18 KNOX 16-12 EMT 9-8 MN 12-12 0808 14-12 SLY96 10-6 I8TY 3-12 0095 2 fr

BONHAM Wait For You (WTG) LP: Bonham

Total Reporte 63 25%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 11% E 27% P2 21% S 18% P3 46% M 318 W 26%

National Summary UP 20 DEBS 8

SAME 27 DOWN 0

ADDS 8

ea Al


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 1 0 0 1

6-15 1 2 1 4

16-40 3 10 12 25 Ons 3 6 16 25

Adds 0 5 3 8

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 8 23 32 63

re EAST

MAS m CRI 25-24

SOUTH

MIDM ST

APRR 31-30

NESS

0000 16-12 %PLZ o

121

NA/ RSAO 'MR 4-4 PIRATE 17-16

WT JET -FM a 100582 21-19 MSPR d-38 930 25-23

SOUTH

OBBQ 0106 m RSSR a

MCGO m MZYP m MZEU 20-15 RTUX 30-27

MIDIEBT

MODO a

H OT92 a

NPR 35-34 ELI 23-20 STIES 33-30 Z99 29-27 ROBO on RMYE

NEST

RATM 21-19 RSND on RRER 18-11 OSZU d-38

6118T

WNYP 24-22 952IL 33-12 098 25-19 MHTO on

SOR09

NRSF 38-35 MAID o NJM% on 0104 0 NPPM án38 K1XY on KNIN 20-14

MIMEST OBNQ m %cm. a

NRPR d-39 MAZY a

9910 on RPAT 34-31 2MTo on MEER on MPPR d-40 RPM? d-39

NEST

OTRI a

RR0 m RMOR d-38 5TM' m UMW m SLY96 d-40 RETY m 0095 19 fr

c CHER Just Like Jesse James (Geffen) LP: Heart Of Stone

Total Reports 201 798 ºarallel

Regional Reach Reach P1 55% E 83% P2 83% S 82% P3 96% M 81% W 67% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 4




ADDS 8 Total 41 93 67 201

9 EAST

WM 9-9 0000 13-12 ODIO 26-21 CKOI on NPIJ 26-25 WEG% 28-25 B94 11-10 PRO -FM 27-21 WAVA 14-12

SOOTR

295 24-20 RRBE 6-5 897 5-4 ECO 13-10 14602 19-16 RITT 21-19 0105 24-21

MIDWEST

MrOX 16-16 0102 21-19 WOE 26-21 095 12-12 80YT d-15 09E0 13-9 rr1 14-12

RDWB d-24 OL 27-24

x00 14-10

WEST

58104 18-16 RIIS 22-22 100 -FM 12-9 R22P 5-4 RRRZ 14-10 5X00 8-13 RCPX 12-8 SION 4-11 X100 23-22 RMSS 23-21 SOLI 20-17 RUBE 19-13

w1 REGE d-19 R1Á0 13-9 MDFO d-18

VAST

81092 5-5 NUB 38-37 WVSR 12-11 JET -FM 12-9 WERE 12-11 NNNR 16-13 NTIC 18-14 OREE 17-14 MAW 34-19 «C101 20-17 1000111 5-4 N8X8 4-4 98320 16-16 930 14-13 SPOT 9-6 WICK 10-8 NKR. 14-9

WYCR 14-13

SOOTS

NEBO 15-12 O 93 32-28 098 30 fr

0106 2-2 0228 35-32 195 8 fr X106 16-11 0S5X -23 0702 d-13 81100 26-22 02106 19-10 ENOR 28-18 8CG0 13-11 105 25-23

SINK 10-22 MRSI 6-5 WANS 16 fr 14101, 9-7 94700 22-14 RAPE a-30 N0UT 6-4 ROKI 3-3 HLAP 26-21 K IM 12-10 5200 10-9 WDJ% 17-15 99NAYS a-23 FM100 28-23 Z98 19-13 ABB 28-26

WRHY 10-7 BPM 13-12

2107 22-17 00MX 6-5 Y106 22-30 IMO 33-30 292 d-27 Z106 on 2102 22-16 RTU% 18-11 NDL% 18-13 MKZL 10-7

WIDMEST

MRDD a

WGT2 9-7 0010 28-21 REIO 16-11 XI8CR 28-25 MMx0 21-17 RIO 24-21 MGRD 15-15 NTB% 6-5 2101 22-18 RJ101 10-8 ROKO 5-5 8293 26-20 8202 22-11 11M« 13-8 NR01 17-14 RAYlO 29-21 2022 a-24 RRRD 11-9 BROT 17-13

WEST

K IM m 8195 13-10 CMED 18-10 RSND 17-16 RRER d-27 KIM 14-6 FM104 2-1 ROW 18-15 0112 8-4 RROY 16-14

%NOD 20-18 RZZO 14-11 1R0 18-9

EAST

99800 6-5 MPRR a-10 1103% 14-13 103CIR 11-9 95X%% 14-12 MRPE a

win 33-31 WNYP 18-12 95011 28-26 G90 14-11 WTH'F 18-7 MOMP 11-7 MHTO 15-10

BOOTH

ROI2 24-21 NRSP 11-7 NJAD 7-6 NOID 7-4 NOIX 12-8 NJM% 5-3 B98 7-6 RISR 4-1 0104 12-11 NYRS 16 fr

15193 29-22 0101 10-6 K HAN 14-7 RNOE 9-7 MPPM 7-5 RIXY 2-4 KMT% 19-13 RRTN 28-21 MOSS 5-4

MIDWEST

RYYY 7-5 10910 14-11 NBNB 17-14 NCIL 11-10 K QCR 17-13 NL8N 32-26 Kd0 19-15 RLrv d-39 094 23-19 ROOT 14-10 RT2/ 12-9 WARY 6-3 KFR11 9-7 99RG 15-9 SPAT 25-22 0NT0 2-1 WEER 20-12 MPPR 12-9 NOBM 19-12 K IWI 9-8 MPC 25-17

MEET

ROOT 12-9 RPXR 18-12 297 6-1 ROE 8-6 KTRS 21-17 SISO 10-0 OFF. 19-15 RMOR 9-8 STMT 10-4 2FON 9-8 2102 15-11 SLY96 6-5 KITTY 7-7 0095 11 fr

CHICAGO

What Kind Of... (Full Moon/Reprise) LP. Greatest Hits 82-29


Regional Reach

Reach P1 49%

E 718 BREAKER P2 71%

S 78% P3 96%

M 80% W 55% Chart Summary

POS P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 1 0 0 1

UP 43 16-40 13 42 38 93

DEBS 48 One 5 14 13 32

SAME 35 Adds 11 21 14 46 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 6 3 2 11

ADDS 57 Total 36 80 67 183

BAST

WOOS m 0100 a-31 MISE d-26 WIESO a MBLI a

CROI PRO -FM d-33

SORTE

PWR99 a Y95 a Y300 21 fr

597 27-24 1?Ge a-30 10.702 o 0105 on

ORCO 30-28 0102 a-34 NPAR a /NCI 16-13 095 24-23 ISEO a ORT'I 24-21 0131413 a RLOL 29-23 ROSO a-37

WEST

Y108 a R22P a RRR2 d-28 RXYO RCPX 31-28 OISN 31-26 X100 a

RWEB a-30

MBBQ 38-33 ripor a

06 a

8106 on 0702 d-38 0000 33-29 22106 a MHOS 40-29 1?CGQ d-39 RZPM 39-34 G105 33-30 MINK d-34 MRBL d-35 MASS 40 fr MVP d-32 9422% a NAPE d-27 SOII d-28 SLAP 31-28 IRYR d-21 5100 d-33 SOSO a 991AY8 0 PM100 d-29 098 d-25 NABE a

N ARY on RPM o 2107 a

NOM2 a-28 Y106 24-20 1180 a .102 a

ETU% 38-33 NOW MGL% a NRZL 32-29

MIMEST

ROT92 d-29 NPXR 28-26

F0R0 23-18

Zi0 d-35 MICK 39-27 KNEE d-30 KLO a-34

141 E AST

990E0 d-39 WPR 39-32 964F% m 1037I0 27-18 95X%X a

NIRZ a-34 WNYP a

955IL m G98 d-39 MTRT a

WOW a

NHTO on

5001'8

2012 d-35 WISP a NJAD 34-30 MOOD 40-36 SERI d-30 NJM% 36-28 898 a

RISK a 0104 11-26 MYRB m Ir RSPB d-30 0101 a

RN1M d-35 5X06 m NPPM d-37 KIRY m 2103 a

5NT% d-39 RNIM d-39 NVBS -36

R2YY d-39 MONO

e-40 112010

NCIL d-30 ROCR d-38

RPLZ 30-28 KOBE a-29

PI REG /d-20

wR96

EAST

Chicago Continued

NIX% MTEB 2104 d-38 SOIOm 8893 30-21 10t 32-26 MEE 35-32 OROS a KAY107 a

ME a

00110 d-30 NWHO?a

WEST FLY92 d-40 0U8 39-30 10040 m WV5R on 2195 d-37 JET -FM d-32 KSND 37-32 NERE d-39 RLOC a WINKFW1104 0n NIIC 34-36 MAO 0n PIKEE o 04112

RC101 d-29 RZZU on NSPR d-29 500 a 98PXY on 930 17-3/ MPST on NRCR o %RZ an38

MLR* d-29 KCMG

u--36 RLrv n

094 a RQB% 31-29 RTXY a N8FR on MARY 37-34 IFRX 36-31 99KG0 IPAT 32-30 RNTO on MEER d-33 MPPR d-33 MIBM d-10 KFWM d-38 MIFC 35-31

WEST

5GOT d-31 ROSS 33-30 097 ESOS 39-31 RTPS d-40 RINO KFTE 3

09-33 IMOR MTM

400-15 2P011 SLY96 a MSTY d-27 0295 37 fr

ERIC CLAPTON

Pretending (Reprise) LP: Journeyman


Parallel Regional

r

Reach ERP1 12% edch 38% [N&A P2 34%

S 35% P3 60%

M 34% w 33% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 1 2 1 4

UP 60 16-40 6 26 35 67

DEBS 6 Ons 2 10 6 18



ADDS 0 Total 9 38 42 89

EAST

WXKS on CROI 39-11

SOUTH

MIDWEST

095 22-21 5000 37-33

WEST

1X00 15-14 RISN 34-32 RUBS on

121 A,

0600 35-33 S UR 30-28

E AST

FLY92 29-27 MVSR 37-36 JET -PM 29-27 WAS 35-35 98PXY d-30 WPST m WYCR 30-29

MATE

0106 33-33 X106 21-16 1000 16-15 88106 20-18 NCGQ 26-25

ORSI d-39 MZYP 10-28 ROUT 20-15 MORI 19-16 1001 25-25 120U d-38 99NAYS on WHY 25-20 2107 30-24 0120 31-29 RTUX 21-19 NOL% 38-36 MRZL 33-30

MIDWEST

MOOS on 10T92 d-28 R200 on 1LQ 21-18 M8OT n

WEST

KNMO on KP95 on IATII 23-20 RSND 20-18 RRIR on FM104 0 MMNZ on RZSO 34-32

EAST

99WGY 33-31 NWF2 d-33 951R% 39-38 MIPS 24-21 14837113 28-24 952IL 26-24 G98 13-J0 MOMP 35-32 NETO 39-36

WISP 32-30 JAD 24-21

MJWIr 34-33 898 25-24 RISR 23-20 0104 on MYRS on fr RNDE on NPPM 33-26 ENIN 29-25 N V65 24-20

2222 27-24 N8N0 28-25 Y94 on STXY 37-35

WMPR 28-24 RFR% 27-25 99RG 22-17 RPAT 31-29 RSfO 26-22 MORE m MPFR 33-32 MI5M 31-28 UMW 23-19 NIPC 20-15

WEST

IPfRS 40-36 MO 31-30 RRZ on RMOR d-39 5TM 26-24 SPUN 31-26 SLY96 35-35 0195 21 fr

JOE COCKER

When The Night Comes LP One Night Of Sin


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 57% E 83% P2 84% S 80% P3 99% M 91% W 67% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 1 2 3


Summary 6-15 12 26 23 61 UP 161 16-40 25 63 40 128 DEBS 19 Ons 2 0 2 4



ADDS 4 Total 42 94 69 205

EAST

6104 27-25 SOBS 5-3 8200 14-14 MELI d-28 CROI 12-21 NPW 29-28 B94 27-23 PRO -FM 32-29 0107 23-21 AVA 17-13

BOOTM

P5099 29-29 100E d-26 097 22-18 WON 20-9 WNW. 21-17 0105 12-9

MIDWIST

800X 19-15 295 d-24 RPHR 2-2 WMCI 18-16 095 18-15 KEPI. 19-16 ISEO a-26 MOTI 17-17 S OWS 19-18 S LOI. 25-18 N080 17-15

MEET

88104 on 2108 on ROY -FM 18-15

RSZP 18-16

RRZ 20-16 'MO 8-B ROPE d-32 RISN 11-10 X100 29-27

SOUTH

N9B0 13-10 893 29-26 098 24 fr 1106 11-6 195 14 fr 2106 27-24

MKQS d-22

ssX d-22 NROO 12-9 K8106 12-9 MNOR d-30 11CG0 22-17 G105 19-17 MINA 18-11 NISI 24-20 NAN9 24 fr Wan 27-16

9422X 23-13

APE 27-24 WON 25-22 802I d-27 RLAP 29-24 RRPR 16-14 0200 23-21 WD.1% 27-24 998025 21-18 FM100 27-24 RABB 26-24 WARY 24-19 ISFM 22-19 0107 d-21 WOM% 15-12 Y106 27-24 SILD 30-18 WINO 1-1 K92 26-21 E106 20-10 2102 d-28 IITUX 15-10

MDLX 31-28

RZL 19-13

IDIEET

NRDO 11-10 ROT92 11-8 OPER 26-24 MOTZ 17-15 5810 15-11

EAST

995GY 19-14 11PAB 20-19 WRI 7-5 103CIR 32-29 95082' 26-21 SOPE d-20 NIKS 28-24

WNYP 23-23 958IL 17-15 G98 20-14 NTaT 29-27 NOMP 14-11 METO on

E MT«

FMIS 10-15 MIll 20-17 NJAD 25-15 0010 13-10 WIR% 23-19 WJMx 18-14 898 17-12 1I8ß d-18 0104 23-17 5001 25 fr

ß 8M d-27 0101 27-16 KRAN 31-23 1850E 34-17 WPM 23-13 KIST 40-33 8103 26-23 0070 34-32 RIM 2-1 MVBS 26-1B

MIDWEST

RYYY 15-13 MBEO 18-7 MENM 21-15 MCIL 20-16 ROC/ 30-22 ML/04 22-19

ontinued On Next Column

99NGY on 95X%% m MRPE on

Continued On Next Column Parallels Continued on Page 80


Ó O. R8 R Decem ber 8,1989 PARALLELS ®

Joe Cocker Continued

ß M55 24-22 100.E 18-15 ROBE 21-17

PI RSAO 25-20 920 d-24 ROER 6-13

BASS

FLY92 24-10 MVSR 6-4 JET -FM 30-22 WERZ 26-20 MONK d-35 WTIC 36-33 00ES 31-20 OtAN 28-10 RC101 28-23 100081 31-28 WSPR 25-18 980X0 d-29 930 15-14 WPST 22-19 WRCR 26-19 81012 40-32 WYCR a-28

MO 23-19 MCR 31-20 MIRE 20-14 KLO 30-26 MM a-22 MIR% 20-12 0758 21-15 2104 33-29 13103 d-25 0080 22-14 R093 14-13 MIOR 19-18 WERE -35 ß0W 21-16 ROY107 32-28 21422 17-9 ERRO 18-15 WOOT 30-28

MOT

RNNO 18-10 RF95 23-20 RATO 8-6 CRED 30-22 RSND 18-17 RRER 10-21 RLOC 30-26 F14104 30-25 KeAO 32-28 INNL 32-25 0300 d-28 REEU 23-20 RRO d-23

RCNO 22-16 RLYV 28-20 Y94 24-21 ROOT 8-7 KTRY 36-26 M17R 19-13 NAZI 7-5 RPRR 19-16 992G 2-1 RPAT. 14-11 ROTO 20-18 MOBR 30-20 NPPR 17-13 MIBM 21-16 ROM 21-18 MIPC 6-6

ROT

ROOT 11-8 RPRR 25-17 297 on 2802 16-14 RTES 29-25 ROSO 17-12 R7TE 24-22 RMOR 28-22 ROMP 23-19 E POR 15-10 1202 29-21 SLY96 25-18 ROTO 23-16 0295 6 fr

PHIL COLONS Another Day In Paradise (Atlantic) LP:...But Seriously


Parallel Regional Reach Reach

111) P1 89%

E 96% P2 99% S 98% P3100% M 100% W 93% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 9 26 27 62

National 2-5 36 61 31 128 Summary 6-15 19 21 11 51 UP 217 16-40 2 3 1 6 DENS 0 Ons 0 0 0 0 SAME 28 Adds 0 0 0 0 BONN 2 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 0 Total 66 111 70 247

9 BAST

B104 8-6 OXRS 12-8

203 6-3 ORSE 9-8 0830 8-4 OBLI 4-2 CROI 10-5 00W 7-6 2100 9-6 0090 12-8 B94 13-9 PRO -FM 8-5 0107 4-2 WAVA 4-2

BOOTH

00099 2-1 295 8-4 0855 9-4 O 88E 2-1 Y100 3 fr 897 4-3 MGO 6-1 MOVE 3-1 RIT', 19-14 RTFM 12-10 0105 6-5

MIDIIEB?

096 14-8 0000 4-3 Z95 8-5 Q102 1-5 5/0813 8-5

CI 2-1

095 8-3 M0-2 7-3 NEP, 5-3 8580 6-3 MTI 10-6 KIM 7-3 MLOL 5-3 0850 1-1

»PST

05104 12-6 Y108 7-4 MIS 12-5 ß0Y -FM 5-2 222P 11-5 KIR. 2-1 MO 2-2 OCPX 6-4 KIEN 1-1 RRLO 15-11 X100 8-5 MS 10-2 20LE 2-1 RUBE 8-3

Àl V 0100 8-8 XEGL 8-5 0141496 16-13 560 4-4 92X 12-6 MDPR 15-10 20103 9-7 802102 9-4 PIRATE 10-7 P00106 28-23 RRFR 11-5 FM102 7-5 RMBL 23-20

EAST

FLY92 2-1 MU0 4-2 NVSR 1-5 JET -FM 3-2 011362 8-5 MONO 1-1 WFIC 8-5 KM 4-3 ELAN 7-4 K1ß1 5-3

100R8I 9-8 NSPR 1-1 98PXY 4-1 930 4-2 MPST 5-4 ORCO 3-2 MME 5-1 NYCR 5-2

80001

MES0 2-1 B93 5-1 298 6 fr WORE 11-8 2106 15-9 RZEB 9-9 295 5 fr 2106 2-2 0008 5-3 N90E 3-2 OCRE 5-2 Mß00 3-3 82106 4-1 01402 5-2 MCGO 6-2 REPM 15-7 6105 4-3 RPM 14-14 MINK 5-2 MESI 5-4 MANS 1 fr NZTP 7-1 9400% 1-1 NAPE 6-5 NWT 18-12 MORI 4-2 MAP 10-6 RRYK 1-1 REOU 12-5 MO3% 4-2 99NAYS 14-6 F0100 7-1 298 3-2 10.88 11-4 0082 15-11 RBM 14-7 2107 9-3 W00% 4-1 Y106 3-2 0200 13-6 MRVQ 8-3 292 5-1 2106 2-1 2102 4-3 1000 3-2

MOVV 6-4 ORLO 3-2 VIEL 5-2

MIOMEST

»BD 17-12 80092 4-1 MRO 16-13 NLTL 10-8 ROO 10-6 1EI0 9-4 MMCR 3-2 2188E 3-1 RIO 3-2 3088 5-3 MIRO 2-1 11280 4-3 .104 10-4 13103 4-1 299 3-2 2020 3-2 1293 8-4 M200 1-1 MORE 8-2 0050 4-1 RAY107 9-3 21422 27-20 ERRO 3-1 000T 3-2

WEST

RISS 12-8 REMO 8-4 2200 26-11 RP95 14-6 RATO 6-2 »MG 8 fr CHED 8-4 ROM 6-3 895 33-23 80096 27-23

RRZR 2-2 ROMO 2-2 RLOC 7-3 M104 6-3 RCAO 6-2 100,12 3-1 1802 3-1 RM0D 6-2 2000 8-5 RIZO l-1 2110 8-4

EAST

99000 3-1 ROMO 3-2 M7X 6-3 103CIR 3-1 95X0X 12-7 MOPE 8-3 NIRZ 9-7 MNYP 9-3 95XIL 10-3 G98 4-1 OTNT 3-1 MOMP 5-3 MTO 12-9

BOOTE

RAIL 3-1 8,81, 6-2 MJAD 6-3 MOLD 2-1 0202 6-4 REIS 3-1 MJMX 1-1 B98 8-4 RISR 5-3 0104 4-1 NY18 6 fr RSO 4-3 0101 3-1 ROAN 4-1 RNOE 4-1 00PM 6-1 RIXY 5-1 2103 6-5 ROT% 12-5 89I9 19-16 OVES 12-7

AYY 6-3 RBNO 5-2 OMM 3-1 MCIL 7-5 ROCR 5-1 MLRN 3-3 RC/40 3-2 RLYV 7-3 Y94 4-2 20120 3-2 RT0Y 9-6 N17R 14-4 MAEY 14-6 OPRX 6-4 9920 14-6 RPAT 4-1 ROTO 16-13 MD9R 2-1 OFR 3-1 M8N 7-2 1PM 5-3 NIFC 5-1

WEST

RGOT 1-1 RPXR 3-2 297 8-3 1900 3-1 RIPS 15-7 1085 14-5 1Pí2 4-1 1M0ß 8-4 RTMT 5-3 EFUN 4-1 K202 2-1 SLY96 1-1 ROTO 2-1 0295 13 Er

COVER GIRLS We Can't Go Wrong (Capitol) LP: We Can't Go Wrong


Regional Reach

ER 85d21ß NIA Pl 36%

P2 26%

S 28% P3 13%


Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 2 0 0 2

UP 21 16-40 14 16 3 33

DEBS 12 Ons 3 7 3 13

SAME 15 Adds 6 6 3 15


ADDS 17 Total 27 29 9 65

9 BUT

HEMS on MR9E d-30

BOOT1

ROBO d-29 RRBE

e-28 MWVS K M 23-20 RTFM 19-15

Nn881E8?

896 a-29 MYT a

0EST

03104 d-25 14II3 a

2220 d-30 0R0. on 01IL0 27-24 X100 30-28

PI V

90797 34-30 MI00 24-24 »CC a

RJ32 a 100.7 24-21 800102 4-37

PM106 a

2272 33-29 RGGI a

FM102 24-15 RMEL d-26 00T977 26-23

OMIT

NAEB d-38 MTIC 35-31 NSPR 98PXY a

BOOTS

0017 33-29 2106 d-39 1018 34-30 OCRE 24-17 0CG0 On RZIM 33-30 RPRR 23-19 M23I a OMM on fr

REOU 36-29 R9PM o MOIN o MZL on

MI D69?

13103 a

MUT

2288 24-20 10040 on 2200 a

1795 a

KIM 32 fr B95 28-21 120096 d -3l KIKI 22-17 RLOC RCAQ d-38 LOON 24-20

318T

993200 a

80008

WAD a M00D on 2E28 21-19 MJMX d-40

MIDMEB?

MCIL a

WEST

AßS on

RTM n

D MICHAEL DAMIAN Was I Nothing At All (Cypress/A&M) LP. Where Do We Go From Here


Regional Reach Reach Pl 34% E 56% P2 57% S 54% P3 76% M 61% W 52% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 4 10 6 20 UP 80 16-40 11 30 36 77

DENS 11 Ons 4 16 7 27 SAME 36 Adds 4 6 3 13 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 1 1 2

ADDS 15 Total 25 64 53 142

MORS 25-23 01430 28-24

800111

RIME on 2100 25 fr

22214 on

896 a

0102 23-21 095 a 8500 0-22 MAI 21-19 RDM8 d-26 00.00 8-6 0880 28-20

MOT

88104 19-14 2108 2-2 RIIB on ERRO 18-14 OCP% d-33 818N 8-7 IRLO a ROBB 29-28 K URE 5-4

P1 A.

MOO a R5Á0 32-29 RRFR on

riß RAIT

FLY92 27-19 MOOR on JET -214 on ORE 25-21 MTIC 13-12 01íO 35-33 ß C101 on 10000016-16 M0ß 980X0 a

930 29-25 OST 37-35 NRCR on WYCR on

BOOTO

8880 m B93 12-10 REEB 33-29 0008 21-18 MCO2 28-24 MOGO 19-199 22M4R2

NRSI 29-25 MANS 28 fr ML0 25-22 9941.200X 24-20 MAPS 25-22 AYR 30-23 11800 13-12 0911% 29-26 99MAYS a

FM100 15-14 298 on MAO 19-16 28101 d-37 MOM% 17-15 MRVO a

.106 on 2102 a

7-6 OPV 24-23

MIEL 22-21

MD108T

80192 23-22 2220 8-5 1010 11-8 MICR 14-12 MORD 12-8 0000 29-27 2104 32-31 1.3103 d-30 099 on 2020 a

1.202 a

MON on RRRD 29-28 MOT cm

WEST

2R8S on ROMO 29-29 RRX% on 1F95 19-16 1880 29-23 P4104 16-16 20142 o 21102 a32 RLEU 9-8

W T

993ICY 25-21 MIIPX on 103CIR on 95000 13-11 WOVE d-30 MYP 34-29 9503L 38-38 G98 27-24

NTRT 27-25 00T0 a

S OOT'

ROIS 20-16 NJAD d-25 NERX -35 ROND 19-18 NJMX 9-8 B98 a

RISR 26-17 MYRS fr ROM d-29 RNAN 17-12 2002 on mea 20-19 RIXY 30-28 RNTX 26-23 MOBS 11-9

AYY d-38 NBNO 22-19 MCIL 25-21 ROCK 29-27 WLRM 24-16 » MO on 3.YV 17-14 294 d-27 KORT 25-23 MAEY 35-32 RPRx d-39 99RG 39-38 RPAT 27-25 N IER on OPPR 32-30 MIBM 35-32 NIPC

R

»ST

MOT 31-28 2028 30-27 XB0E 24-22 RTES 30-27 1050 on RFPE 21-19 E 9102 15-11 RTM' 33-29 MN 32-27 BLY96 28-26 0R95 16 fr

TAYLOR DAYNE

With Every Beat Ot My Heart (Arista) LP: Cant Fight Fate



Pos Pl P P3 Tot 1 0 0 2

National 2-5 13 3 30 74 Summary 6-15 30 5 29 118 UP 187 16-40 18 1 5 33 DEBS 3 Ono 1 1 2

SAME 33 Adds 0 0 0

DOWN 6 Ch Adds 0 0 0

ADDS 0 Total 62 10 65 229

ERBT

5104 22-21 MUS 8-7 0E00 22-19 02SE 16-16 MMJO 4-2 OSLO 7-5 C201 23-19 OPW 13-10

00 12-10 ARG% 15-12 B94 10-8 PRO -FM 11-8

0107 10-8

AVA 16-8

SCATS

POR99 5-2 295 16-15 22210 2-2 RR8E 8-6 Y100 10 fr 897 12-11 NGH 4-3 NOVZ 6-4 rtiTY 8-5 TFM 5-4 Q105 10-7

0I OMEST

B96 17-15 OMM 5-4 295 9-8

ú102 12-8

0110 13-13 NnICI 7-4 095 14-8 0001.2 d-25 2PL 27-25

21120 12-12 RTI 19-16 Dm 14-13

01.04 11-10 ISO on

MOT

15104 d-24 2108 21-20 ROIS 15-15 ROY -FM 16-16 222P 26-23 O RRZ 6-2 RCP% 22-19 RISN 15-12 000.0 19-19 1011 12-11

x3 9S 9-7 RPLE 5-3 RUBE 2-2

PI V

0097 6-6 00 17-9

ROM 22-18 001196 17-16 007102 8-6 000106 21-20 RRFR 25-23 FM102 12-10 RMEL 11-16 807977 14-13

EAST

PLY92 11-9 MUR 5-5 WVSR 11-8 JET -FM 9-6 MERZ 11-7 MNR 5-3 OTIC 7-6 OREE 10-9

VLAN 11-11 10101 13-10 10020I 6-5 WSPIt 8-6 98PXY 10-8 93Q 5-4 NP5T 16-9 WRCR 8-5 10012 10-5 WYCR 15-9

SO0T8

WESO 5-3 B93 8-7 298 5 fr

»RF 8-6 2106 17-15 22213 16-16 295 6 fr

8106 4-4 1111013 6-6 OCRE ll-9 O 2106 15-11 MNOR 15-9 NCGO 5-4 R2FM 11-9 G105 7-4 RPRR 15-11 WINK 6-5 NRSI 10-8 MARS 10 fr MYP 11-6 94220 10-6 NAPE 7-6 'MUT 16-11 MfAP 11-8 O RYR 11-9 02011 5-4 M038 5-3 99MAYS 6-4 FM100 8-8 298 16-9 NASO 12-9 MOU 6-3 ISPM I1-10 2107 7-2 MON% 8-6 Y106 15-13 IIOVQ 26-23 2106 7-5 2102 12-9 100% 8-5 MOPV 11-10 NDLX 9-6 10222 17-16

MDOEBT

00092 19-14 51000 13-11 NGTE 19-18 RR00 17-14 RZI0 4-3 NMCR 16-11 »BR 10-7 140120 10-9 II120 24-19 OTRO 13-10 Z104 19-13 RJ103 11-9 299 2-1 ROBO 9-8 R293 12-11 14202 4-3 MM8E 26-30 M0N 5-3 122107 8-7 OKRD 5-4 000T 5-4

MEET

RRS5 6-5 2000 2-2 RRXX 4-1 RP95 8-5 »MG 10 fr COED 11-9 RSND 9-5 895 6-14 00T96 22-22 0I1I 11-7

ROMO 8-8 RLOC 19-10 PM104 5-2 RCAO 7-5 21182 11-8 RROY 6-4 21400 22-19 ROON 13-13 2220 27-25 ROI 23-21

EAST

99890 5-4 »PR 9-7 MPX 10-7 103CIR 15-13 950%X 16-14 8008 9-4 MIRE 12-10 08YP 11-11 958I8 7-5 G98 6-4 OTO! 7-6 MOI@ 4-4 MOTO 9-6

DIVING FOR PEARLS Gimmie Your Good Lovin' LP: Diving For Pearls

Total Reports 54



SAME 29 DOWN 0

ADDS 3

NIA

BOOTH

1QI2 6-3 MR5F 8-5 MJAD 5-5 YQID 4-2 82R% 5-3 REEB 5-3 MJMX 10-9 898 3-2 RISR 8-6 0104 6-4 MYRS 8 fr

0101 7-3 10100 6-4 ROOK 2-2 OPM 13-9 0IA 29-22 2103 19-14 KOTO 14-8 NV95 13-5

AYY 11-10 01X0 4-3 MMB 10-9 MCIL 16-15 ROCK 3-9 MLRW 26-31 1000 8-6 KLYV 9-6 Y94 11---13 1080 2082 14-8 NARY 20-16 RPR% 17-14 9989 16-8 RPAT 16-13 KOTO d-25 80Bß 8-3 OPPR 5-3 NIBO 5-4 MIPC 3-3

MEET

RGO'E 10-3 RPRO 6-4 297 3-2 1802 5-3 1TR8 11-6 RISº 8-7 R822 8-5 1MOR 17-14 RTOT 4-2 ZPUN 21-24 220E 3-2 SLY96 4-4 KBTY 9-6

21% Parallel

Reach Pl 7% P2 17% P3 43%


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 1 0 1

6-15 0 0 1 1

16-40 5 5 12 22

Ons 0 11 16 27 1dds A 0 2 3

Ch Add: 0 0 0 0

Total 5 19 30 54

141 RUT

ß00T8

8IDM88T

O MR d-38 MEET

2120 27-25

111 A.

2800 37-36 922 27-25 MUR 39-37

EAST

sex -PM on 146132 on 10000 37-35 OCR on

BOUT!

2106 on MCGO m NAOS on fr RTUR 26-25

MIDI9EST

ORDO on MCI 34-30 MRS a MRON on

MEET

1795 on ROTM on R885 d-38 21122 5-3 M104 a 22142 O REEU 32-26

31sT

99MGY On MI7% m 95EI1. 40-33 G98 d-36 W090 37-35

800013

2012 on 890 m 0104 d -l4 RN» on

NPPM O RIRY 18-38 EMT% 0n MIN 30-28

MIDrOT

AYY 31-25 RLYV m 294 on ROOT 29-27 00FR on RFRX 24-21 9920 a

RPAT On 10T0 on 21004 12-11

WEST

MO m RITO on R9qR on 2703 d-40 SLY966-32 10117 0295 17 fr

E GLORIA ESIEFAN

Here We Are (Epic) LP: Cut Both Ways


Regional Reach Reach E 44% PUA P2 43% S 44% P3 53% M 28% W 45% Chart Summary

Pos P P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0

Summary 6-15 0 0 0

UP 0 16-40 0 1 1

DEBS 1 Ons 1 0 1

SAME 1 Adds 1 40 33 87 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 7 3 13 ADDS 100 Total 1 48 37 102

g E AST

MROS »CO 4-30 NBLI a

800191

RITO 4-34 20TM a

MOMO?

0000 4-29 NPHR

MOT

ROIS ß0Y -P ERRS RCP% 1I58 RISS OLL 105E

PA1/

2840 a

RRFR

(1;1

EUT

FLY92 a

MAEB a-36 JET -FN a MERZ a

141042 a

RC101 a

MSPR a

98Pk' a

930 -l8 MRCR e

0222 a-36

800511

0880a 893 a

2106 a KM a X106 a MCGO a REPM a-38 KPO a-34 MINK a

MRSI a OZYP a WOU a M11100 a

MAES a MOHY a

RSPM a 2107 a Y106 a

X102 a RTUX a MDLX a

NUL a

MIDWEST

NOT92 a

2210 a MORE RIRD a MOT a

MEST

MM a 2200 a RSNO a B95 a-40 00796 a ROMO on RLOC a

RCAO RBOY a-30 REEO a

MUT

99MGY a

NIOX a

111400 a 95211 a

G98 a

MOO MOTO

B 0MT1

ROIE -36 M18P 11018

2E28 NJMX RISR 0104 IMAN -38 RMOE MPPM RIXY INTO

MIDSEBT

RYYY ROCR 10860 ELYV Kd8T MAZY RFRO 99RG RMTO MDBR OPFR

WEST

-39

297 a-39 2228 a RITE 21402 a

RTM' EIUN SLY96aa

EXPOSE Tell Me Why (Arista) lP: What You Dont Know


Regional Reach Reach NIA Pl 46% E 60% P2 57% S 68% P3 73% M 41% W 62% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 0 0 0 '0 Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0

UP 15 16-40 20 24 17 61 DEBS 45 Ons 4 14 11 29 SAME 30 Adds 6 22 19 47 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 4 4 4 12 ADDS 59 Total 34 64 51 149

WT N0R5 a-25 21270 OLI MPI.1 0-24 2100 a-30 NEGX a-29 PRO -FM d-34

800!8

RISO on RESE on 2100 30 fr »VS RITY 32-24 RTFM 30-25 0105

MRWEBT

896 a

MRR d-36

WEST

2108 on ROBE

d-30 RCPx 2I89 d-36 ROLO d-30 X100 a

RPLZ d-32

Pl \A/

80197 d-32 MIOO 28-23 mou 37-35 P0R96 30-22 OSAS 39-37 P00106 36-32 RIIFR d-32 70102 4-25 eOT949 d-25 ROL d-28 8oT977 d-29

BAST

FLY92 a NAM. d-39 MVOR a JET -FM a MME a MTIC 40-37 Ií010 a 20101 0 MPR d-72

98P0Y m 930 d-33 MICR d-40 NORL a-39 OCR 4

SOUTH

880,0

298 on Er MIT d-35 2106 d-40 R20B 0-16 X106 a »OB a OCIE 37-31 MNOX a-32 MCGO on REMI d-39 G105 4-14 RPRR 30-25 WINK a

NUI On MANS on Er

MYP O 9401% a-27 MAPS a 2OK d-27 REOU d-36 MAU d-29 91182 on 2107 a 2106 a

2102 d-30 RTUX 0-40 MO3N MDL% m

)1I131mBT

00T92 a 22I0 a MCE 40-31 »RO MEB% Z99 d-24 2020 a

»RD j -l2 MOT

MES?

RISS a 10010 On RR2% 2795 on R9ND on 895 0-33 ROT96 0-32 KIKI 24-22 0CI10 0-36 20142 a

2000 d-35 RRº m

EARS

99MGY a OO 37-31 MRPE d-28 G98 on NOME

d-39 MOTO

BOOTE

ROtE 39-28 MIS? 0n WAD a MDID d-38 REND a O E5B 24-20 MJNX d-38 B98 0I9R d-34 0104 on 0Y18 on fr

0101 a R8AN 4-40 RNOE on 2078 0-39 RIOY On 2103 a

RMTX a

MVBS 4-15

MIMER?

RYYY d-40 NBNO d-39 »RB a

S QCR d-39 »MI e

ROMO d-17 KLYV a 294 a

RTA NASY d-38 992G d-36 KOTO on 0080 d-40 MIBM a MIPC a

MOT

RGOT a 297 a » OR

RTES On RFRº d -l6 RPTZ o 10402 m RTMT a

RZOR o 8LY96 a-37 RBTY a-30

F FIONA

Everything You Do ... (Atlantic) LP. Heart Like A Gun


Regional Reach Reach INjAI Pl 8% E 31% P2 27% S 24% P3 51% M 33% W 28% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 1 4 1 6

UP 38 16-40 5 21 21 47 DEBS 14 One 0 4 9 13 SAME 15 Adds 0 1 4 5 DOWN O Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 ADDS 5 Total 6 30 36 72

Jw

N'OMR ?

OPER d-34

ß 0Y -FM d-28 1070 20-18

PI 920 18-16 K M 21-15 PIRATE 19-17

J1 EAST

PLY92 34-30 MAEB 30-24 MV9R 35-28 JET -FM d-33 1002NI 40-37 08P8 30-26 MPBT 23-22 »CI 800TI

2106 22-18 0106 d-28

M832 24-17 0000 17-12 MINE 33-31 MZYP d-088 990AY5 NAO d -l4 00E0 23-22 292 on ITUK on

NNOWEBT

»DO d-25 »KR 29-28 KLO 16-15 13103 30-27 RORQ m MIRE 34-31

0795 30-24 RATO 12-9 211211 8-6 FM104 d-30 RIZO 24-22

EAST

99202 on MOE 20-18 9SROx m MNYP d-32 95XIL 27-27 NOM, d-34 W 8?0 40-35

80091

1500 o MOLD d-40 SEE% 33-31 MJ81 m 1188 34-30 0104 27-24 r1A 19-9 ROIR 27-21 MV09

MIDIOBT

NONO on 294 a

1080 23-21 MAR 40-35 MARY On 99RG 36-31 OAT d-35 ROTO 8-4 IER d-38 00FR 40-39 0011304 078 36-34

850E AES a O 190 28-25 O PTE on RMO1 d-37 f708 on KM 27-19 0295 39 fr

G LOU GRAMM Just Between You And Me (Atlantic) LP: Long Hard Look


Regional Reach

Reach Pl 61%

E 81% P2 85%

S 84% P3 998 M 92% W 698 Chart Summary

P08 Pl 02 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0

National 2-5 3 7 10 20

Summary 6-15 25 62 44 131

UP 190 16-40 14 24 15 53

DEBS 2 Ono 1 2 0 3


1 Ch Adds 2 0 0 2 DOWNADDS

2 Total 45 95 69 209

ERBT

MORS 30-29 MOJO 17-13 MELI 17-11 CROI 29-25 0090 30-27 B94 15-12 PRO -FM 25-18 MAYA -30

BOOTE

P0199 15-9 295 20-17 2280 12-10 ROS 7-7 Y100 an Er 897 20-16 BGB 9-8 0000 18-7 0105 13-11

mOOBT

8000 18-14 295 24-20 0102 24-14 OBR 17-11 Met 11-7 095 16-13 02PL 12-8 ISEO 15-10 »RB 15-14 RLOL 9-4 0100 3-3

O 5104 22-20 2108 17-16 202 -FM 21-18 KEEP 28-25 RRA 17-13 KM 7-7 0CPL 26-21 KIBN 21-15 MME 21-20 RPLZ 10-5 ROBE 22-16

PI / ROIL 9-7 ROAQ 20-15 928 13-10 0078 R-23 BRRR 13-11 PIOTE 11-10

EAST

FLY92 16-11 OAEB 10-8 MV88 18-13 J ET -FM 18-11 Mm 19-14 MME 18-17 MTIC 29-27 MUE 26-22 OLAM 22-23 10101 27-21 100ISI 14-12 0OR 16-13 98002 21-21 930 10-9 WP9T 17-10 WICK 19-13

11182 20-17 MYCR 19-12

80011

0580 12-8 893 14-11 298 11 fr

2108 16-12 I95 7 fr 2106 9-7 OSOS 20-16 8882 20-14 W000 11-7 82106 10-4 01001 17-13 MCGO 21-16 G105 15-13 MIMR 12-9 MESI 16-12 MU8 14 fr IEYP 8-3 9492% 16-12 IAPE 20-16 MOOT 5-3 MORO 14-9 MLAP 15-10 ROR 14-12 0800 16-1S 990ÁY6 19-16 FM100 10-0 MRO 17-14 MOY 14-10 22170 18-15 2107 d-22 MONK 27-24 2106 20-18 EE0 11-10

0ßV0 32-28 292 14-11 8106 16-8 2102 27-24 8000 12-9 000.% 16-9 MREL 28-24

8 00m-í ORDO 16-14 O 0792 15-11 ORO 18-10 MGTE 21-19 RRRQ 6-4 REZO 14-10 1II02 22-17 MOm 9-5 ILO 7-5 MORD 19-13 MIXX 10-7 MTBO 15-8 2104 20-11 13103 22-19 ROSO 20-15 2293 15-10 WEOR 5-4 11141111 16-14

WROS 12-10 eA2107 14-11 RMYZ d-29 R2RD 16-13 RaOT 19-15

MOT

ONO 31-27 2795 20-11 RATO 17-17 COD 20-14 28ND 12-11 885E 14-9 .BLOC on 08101 12-11 1000 16-13 O 86E 10-6 RROY 19-16 111100 18-14 0080 12-6 RRO

WT 99092 14-13 ORR 11-10 MMFX 16-14 103CIR 33-20 95000 19-16 110E 22-18 MIEZ 23-21 145120 31-30 950IL 16-14 G98 17-8 ORT 21-9 ROMP 12-6 MOTO 21-17

80001

1012 11-7 MRBF 13-8 WAD 18-13 0500 11-6 MERE 17-10 NJM2 14-13 598 16-14 RISE 27-22 0104 20-14 MYRS 14 fr 0510 15-15 0101 12-7 RMN 12-6 MME 10-8 OM 15-10 RIA 23-11 2103 18-15 0171 29-26 ROIN 7-3 NOBS 15-12

MI00EST

AYY 16-11 W8N0 7-5 M00 11-8 MCIL 28-24 B0CR 11-10 10.22 14-7 2040 9-4 ELYV 16-12 294 10-7 KOST 5-4 KTA 23-16 M17R 17-10 MAE2 23-20 RPR% 8-S 9921 11-4 1PAT 5-4 RITO 11-9 SOSR 17-8 OM 11-7 0I9N 22-14 MM 7-4 MPC 8-4

RIOT 7-4 ROO 14-9 297 20-11 MOI 10-8 RTES 23-19 1FBQ 13-10 ATE 14-9 11801 24-21 e í97 22-16 1708 22-16 1001 13-7 SLY96 16-13 K IM 14-11 0295 12 Tr


PARALLELS ; aM

December 8, 1989 R4UR 81

H HOOTERS

Without You (Columbia)

LP. Zig Zag Total Reports 50 20%

Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach P1 8%

E 31% P2 16%

S 16% P3 37%

M 17% Chart Summary W 178

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0

UP 11 16-40 2 7 7 16

DEBS 4 Ons 4 10 19 33


Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWNADDS

1 Total 6 18 26 50

N&A

ERBT

MEGX 26-23

sevra

WNVZ on

MIDMIBT

095 on

WEST

RXYO on RISK d-39

SASE 35-33 JET -FM on MN. on 100800 35-33

930 on MPOT 28-25 WRRI d -l5 YCR d-35

BOOTE

K106 on WCGQ

o N on A8 fr SCOT 32-27 RTUr 33-32

91IDMOT

WEST

RI6MQ a RF95 on RATM on RSND on MU on

EAST

991GT on SARA 34-34 NRPS on MT on 95XIL on M9TO 37-34

BOUTS

K022 on MJMX 33-32 0104 0 NYKS on fr KNOW on WPFM on K M. on RNIN 10-38

MIDWEST

8680 0A1-28 E COS Rtrv o 99110 d40 IPAT on MOBR on NPFA

on IF»RF NIPC 32-30

WEST

RFT% on XTHT on 0895 on fr

J JANET JACKSON Rhythm Nation (A&M) LP: Rhythm Nation 1814

Total Reports 234 92% rarallel

Regional Reach

Reach Pl 89%

E 98% P2 93%

S 94% P3 91%


Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 1 0 1

National 2-5 6 9 8 23

Summary 6-15 34 58 40 132

UP 203 16-40 21 33 14 68

DEBS 5 Ons 3 2 1 6


DOwN 0 Ch Adds 2 1 1 4

ADDS 4 Total 66 104 64 234

ERBT

8104 on SUS 10-10 8200 16-13 ESSE 23-22 NMJO 16-11 EOLI 19-17 CR0I 33-29 WPO 19-16 2100 21-19 WEGE 13-9 B94 16-13 PRO -FM 13-9 0107 12-10 NAVA 21-17

800TH

PA99 18-16 Y95 14-13 RR80 24-23 KRBE 5-4 Y100 12 fr 897 25-25 000 17-12 MNVI 16-14 SITY 14-7 KT. 8-7 0105 20-20

MIDMEST

ÿ96 11-9

95 20-14 0102 16-12 0PAR 24-19 WNCI 14-12 00YT -8 WZPLa-30 KEEO 20-18 ORTI 25-23 KoWe 12-10 WLOL 15-13 WAO 6-4

WEST

ES104 17-15 2108 14-12 RIIS 17-11 0OY-FM 19-17 622P 21-17 KRRZ 11-5 MO a-21 RCPO 27-27 RISN 20-14 EELS 12-10 %100 9-8 ANSS 22-18 RPL2 12-6 RUBE 14-8

Pl \A

HOT.14-12 I00 12-7

MPCL 15-13 RJMZ 4-3 RNRJ 18-16 E SAU 19-14 NDF% d-19 8OY102 24-20 PA106 21-21 RRPR 14-10 RGGI on FM102 10-9 O OT949 8-4 RMEL 5-3 HOT977 on

le EAST

F0092 8-7 NA8 20-18 MVSR 9-7 JET -FM 19-10 MERI 40-11

W. 12-10 WIC 5-1 ME 21-15 PLAN 20-17 RC101 14-12 100RHI 11-9 NBPR 9-2 98PRY 3-3 93Q 8-7 MPST 13-8 MACK 7-3 ORRZ 25-20 OYCR 17-10

amen

RSND 24-15 895 26-24 80T96 19-14 KIKI 27-23 80480 27-25 RLOC 26-21 PM104 20-12 RG0 9-6 KWHZ 12-7 RROY 12-10 RNOD 29-23 FAON 25-22 6ZZU 38-31 K. 17-15

EAT

9914G2 23-15 0PA 14-13 ONYX 15-12 103CIR 20-15 95X%2 23-15

02 25-20 5NYP 12-6 950IL d-30 098 16-6

NTHT 9-3

ARTO 13-9 MITO 16-11

BOOTS

0012 12-30

RSF 15-10 WJAD 17-8 001D 17-12 0210 14-9 R52B 7-2 W. 13-12 098 9-8 OISR 15-10 0104 15-9 WYNS 17 fr 0505 22-20 0101 13-9 K WAS a-37 NON 5-4 WPFM 26-12 RIXY 16-10 2103 32-28 KOTO 33-29 WVBS 19-8

MIDSEST

KYYY 19-14 NBNQ 17-9 WBWB 8-7 WCIL 5-4 ROW 10-6

MIDWEST WLRN 20-18 RCMQ 17-12

HOT92 20-9 SLYV 22-15 WPXA 22-20 RTXY 28-12 NGTZ 15-13 WAPR 35-30 KANO 12-10 WA2Y 18-15 R2I0 15-7 0000 38-35 WNCR 4-3 9985 24-19 0008 19-11 RPAT on NORD 8-6 0T0 19-17 NI%X d-34 WDRR 5-4 OTBX 23-21 NPFR 10-6 .104 26-20 wIBW 16-9 RJ103 19-16 WIFC 10-8 Z99 16-16

ÑQRO 10-9 NEST

ZOR 12-10 MME on K501 6-5 NRON 10-8 AP%R 7-5 500107 23-20 Z97 24-20 RRRD 12-10 R802 25-17 IZHOT 9-6 RT55 16-12

RFKQ 15-9 WEST ROTO 13-8

RMOA 33-24 MISS 7-6 RTMT 20-13 RNMp 22-21 ZPUN 19-13 RR%% 13-5 0202 10-6 RF95 27-8 SLY96 18-7 RKMG 6 fr RRTY 6-4 CRED 29-19

WBBO 14-11 B93 24-21 R98 8 fr NFMF d-28 R106 20-14 02213 28-22 195 24 fr 0106 5-5 RQB 15-15

WCR2 6-4 0000 0-33 12106 d-17 NNO1 10-10 W. 15-9 RBFM 22-13 G105 13-12 RPRR 17-12 NINE 9-6 ORSI 17-15 NANS 20 fr 9ZYP 18-12 94.2 17-15 APE 5-3

Wp13T 28-24 NORI 25-22 OLAP 18-16 RKYR 15-13

W2OU 8-8

DJX 14-12 99AY5 16-13 FM100 19-15

098 20-14

ABB 15-11 WNH2 23-18 RBFM 20-17 0307 14-5 IXON% 14-10 0106 9-7 WRVO 24-21 R92 0 2106 14-12 2102 17-15 RTUX 10-7 W01N 20-9 WOLX 15-8 WR2L 30-28

JIVE BUNNY & THE MASTERMIXERS Swing The Mood (Atco)

Total Reporta 135 53%

Parallel Regional Reach Reach Pl 38% E 56% P2 54% S 62% P3 67% M 45% W 45% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 1 0 0 1


Summary 6-15 8 14 7 29 UP 67 16-40 10 36 26 72 DEBS 24 Ons 0 5 5 10 SAME 24 Adds 2 1 5 8


ADDS, 14 Total 28 60 47 135

EAST

8104 a-29 W20Ú 20-16 0030 6-3 CROO 11-23 2100 29-26

SOUTE

PNR99 d -l1 Y95 a-28 Y100 16 fr

5G8 a-16 NMVI d-24 RITY 10-1 0105 a

MIDMEST

0102 0-33 095 10-10

0BBE0 a

TI 23-18 NLOL 17-19

WEST

115104 15-12 RIIS 14-12 ROY -FM 11-11 02112 d-27 RCPO 16-10 RISK 6-4 RISC a-29 RUSK 18-14

Pl PWR96 9-9 PWR106 27-24 ROGI 12-9

GUT

NASE 23-22 00814 5-16 M8R2 33-27 NNNK d-33 MRES 19-19 NLAN 10-5 100R8I a

MSPR 37-27 930 38-37 NPST 35-30

NRCR d-38 RRZ 18-12 NYCR 26-24

MOOTR

NBBO d-39 B93 30-27 R98 on fr

It106 19-10 R.IB 21-14 I95 30 fr WROB d-25 0CR2 13-10 WCGO 30-29 RZFM on 5105 6-2 MRBI 15-11 MANS on ft SZYP on 91TY0 d-29 11011T d-38 NORI 27-14 SLAP d-29 RRYO 24-21 9O1I 16-1J FM100 23-17 298 17-19 N®Y 22-17 MRVQ 16-22 K92 15-10 .106 a-29 2102 24-10 MX 19-12 NOW 22-14

MIIN015T

MIR 32-30 0.I0 26-23 MWCR 18-18 IIGRD on 8104 9-16 RJ103 14-14 IORO d-20 XM8E 21-19 NRQN 15-11 XRBD 27-24

MEET

RISS 2-2 RNMO 16-16 RRXX 34-27 RF95 31-31 CITER 17-16 ß60D 25-24 KARO 23-16 RROY 17-15

RAIT

99NGY d -l6 MFX d-35 103CIR 22-16 958X0 32-30 MIRS 10-6 MNYP 35-16 098 13-10 MTOT on NETO on

SOLFIE

1018 23-20 MISE d-31 REIB 16-14 NJMr a

B98 4-31 RIBR 19-12 0104 on MYRS on fr

0101 a

IMAN 24-18 RMOE d-37 14.14

RIRY 3-3 2103 11-9 KWTX 27-27 VERS 34-29

KYYT 4-2 MBNB d -l2 ROCR 19-40 MLIM 6-5 RCMO d-39 6Lrv 34-29 Y94 d-26 MIfFR 39-34 SA2Y 12-12 RF. 12-11 99RO d-37 NOBR 18-16 NPPR 27-25 MIBN d-37

WEST

RPRR R802 17-16 RTRS d-39 ItPBO a K IM d-36 RMOR 5-2 RTMT d--38 2PUN

BILLY JOEL

We Didn't Start The Fire (Columbia) LP. Storm Front


Parallel Regional. Reach Reach Pl 81%

E 96% P2 88% S 88% P3 99% M 97% W 76% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 16 32 17 65

National 2-5 30 46 43 119 Summary 6-15 12 15 8 35 UP 115 16-40 2 4 1 7

SERS 1 Ons 0 1 0 1



ADDS 0 Total 60 98 69 227

141 EAST

B104 6-5 NIOtS 3-2 N20U 2-2 NR9E 15-14 0010 1-5 NBLI 2-1 CROI 5-3 0P1.3 2-2 2100 3-2 OEGX 1-1 B94 2-1 PRO -FM 3-7 0107 1-3 WAVA 1-1

SOUTH

00R99 8-11

95 9-6 0000 1-1 KIME 1-2 2100 1 fr

097 6-6 N. 2-2 0102 2-2 0105 3-1

IIIR9EST

896 8-2 WRQX 7-6 295 4-4 0102 3-3 WPOR 1-1 34NCI 1-2

095 1-1 MYT 4-2 MZPL 4-4 RB60 3-1 NKTI 3-1 5D913 4-1 NLOL 4-1 fIRBO 13-27

WEST

55104 11-8 0108 4-7 RIIS 11-8 ROY -FM 6-4 RXZP 1-2 ROYO 1-1 RCPX 1-5 RISM 5-1 RRLQ 24-22 X100 10-9 IIWLS 4-1 RPLX 1-2 RUSE 1-1

PI U 0100 5-4 REGL 6-3 RSAQ 3-3 920 6-5 WDFX 7-3 ROOK 7-6

RC101 3-1 100011 3-2 M9PR 5-9 98PXY 1-4 930 2-1 NPST 3-2 NRCR 1-1 5RR2 1-7 NYCR 3-1

BOOTS

109110 1-2 893 7-4 R98 23 fr

WF6F d-25 K106 6-5 195 4 fr X106 1-1 MR58 4-1 w35% 2-1 NCRZ 31-26 0X00 1-1 52106 l-2 ONOR 7-4 WCGQ 2-1 RZPM on G105 12-9 N26R 4-4 WRBI 3-2 WALAS 7 fr

MZYP 2-2 94TY% 6-5 «PR 3-2 9060 4-2 WOK/ 2-1 NLAP 5-5 ORYR 6-6 0200 3-1 NO0 2-7 999AYS 3-1 FM100 6-2 298 9-10 0A5 5-2 NNHY 5-2

WBFM 7-4

OM% 2-2 0106 2-3 14220 2-2 AVO 4-2 2106 3-2 2102 9-6 RTUX 9-15 WO1N 4-5 WDLX 6-3 8021. 3-3

MIMES?

81030 2-2 00192 3-2 OPXR 6-3 WGTS 3-2 KRNO 2-1 REIO 2-1 NMCR 1-1 MISE 1-2 6L0 1-1 11000 1-1 WIXX 4-6 NT. 1-1 2104 1-1 RJ103 9-6 1050 1-1

RCAQ 2-1 E5N2 2-2 RROY 5-2 RWOD 5-3 R220 2-2 K. 1-1

tip GST

99MGY 2-2 NPG 2-1 MOPX 1-1 103CIR 2-2 95XXX 8-3 WRPR 1-1 NIOZ 5-3 WNYP 1-1 95XIL 4-9 098 3-2 OPBT 1-4 XOMP 1-1 WHTO 6-4

10010

RQIZ 2-2 NRSP 3-3 NJAD 4-2 WOID 22-37 WZK% 4-1 NJM% 2-10 898 2-3 ROSI 10-7 0104 1-3 WY05 2 fr 0500 6-5 0101 2-2 KHAN 2-2 RNOR 1-5 RPFM 1-4 RIXY 1-2 2103 3-3 KWT% 6-2 RNIN 4-2 WVBS 2-1

MIDNEBT

KYYY 1-1 WBNO 1-1 0090 2-2 OCIL 1-2 EOCR 8-5 OLOR 1-1 6CM0 6-1 RLYV 4-2 194 1-1 60HT 6-6 KM 4-3 WRFR 3-3 WAZY 4-1 EFRII 3-2 995G 3-2 RPAT 8-9 R9T0 3-2 WUBR 3-2 WPPR 2-2 0I9M 2-1 RFMM 2-1 OIFC 1-2

501102 7-5 PIRATE 4-4 KRFR 16-6 807949 6-5

BAST

100 2

1-x O 10 NVSE 2-1 JeT-PN 2-1 WERG 2-1 WNNR 3-2

Or- 6-3 REE 2-1

OLAS 1-2

Bi ly Joel Continued

0293 4-2 8200 3-9 WRQM 3-2 RAY107 2-1 RMYZ 3-2 «RD 2-6 WHOT 2-1

RUS 20-14 0NM5 9-1 RF95 3-1 CRED 4-3 REND 3-1 KR. 1-1 ROMO 26-26 RLUC 4-12

WEST

MOT 2-6 1002 9-14 297 2-5 1®02 1-2 KT. 5-3 RFBp 3-1 RETS 7-3 KNOX 4-1 RTME 2-1 .POII 3-6 5202 1-3 SLY96 2-2 RETY 1-5 0095 4 fr

OLINCY JONES 'BAY & CHAKA l'll Be Good To You (Qwest/WB) LP. Back On The Block


Parallel Regional Reach Reach Pl 45% E 69% P2 73% S 78% P3 74% M 56% W 55%

National Summary UP 112 DEBS 22 SAME 29

DOWN 1

ADDS 3


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 2 2 4

16-40 31 64 45 140 Ons 2 13 5 20

Adds 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 0 3 0 3

Total 33 82 52 167

EAST

OURS 31-24 IMU0 22-16 WBLI d-30 C00I on PRO -FM 31-27 0107 19-17

SOUTH

PNR99 27-25 595 30-30 RARE 26-19 897 d-27 W. 29-27 KITY 20-17 ITEM 20-19 0105 22-22

MIONEBT

0102 33-28 WPHR 34-31 NHYT 21-20 WKBO on

NEST

2108 d-30 MME 24-20 RISS 29-25 0100 28-24 RPL. 31-29 KURE 23-20

\ AI V úHOT.27-24 00 20-19 WPGC 24-21 %JM1 d-26 OSAD 33-31 HOT102 28-22 RRPR 31-28 0202 22-20 10 mL 20-17

EAST

FLY92 37-31 NA6B 25-23 NVSR 38-27 JET -PM d-31 NER2 d-36 01900 27-20 W2IC 23-20 N1.AN 26-28 RC101 29-26 100R0I 33-27 MSPR 36-31 98PIIY 25-23 930 23-19 NRCR d-36 WRRY 29-22

SOOTA

SOBQ d-38 893 23-20 R98 25 fr WPTp 35-31 %106 27-26 RZIB 39-37 195 28 fr X106 24-23 WRQ9 on WCEE 25-22 NOON 25-11 NCGO 31-30 RZFM 37-35 G105 16-14 RPRN on IrRSI 33-31 NANS on fr

MD 36-25 94TYX d-30 NAPE 22-20 N00T on SLAP a-31 RRYR 19-17 1100 21-18 NOX 23-22 FM100 24-20 298 25-23 NA00 25-23 008Y d-27 RBFM on 2107 d-28 NRVO 04,

192 on 2106 21-19 2102 on NDLX 10-18 «IL d-33

MIDWEST

80792 on NPXR 31-29 .140-12 5200 32-29 MNCR a-38 WMEE 5n GRD 23-20 WIXX 34-29 WT9% 2104 29-25 299 21-18 ROFO d-30 OMIIEn GY107 30-26 KRRD 26-21 M1oT 28-26

WEST

RRSS 21-19 RNMQ 20-200 RRXX RF95 35-31 RRMG 18 fr RSND 22-21 B95 25-22 NOT96 28-24 RIRI 29-28 RQNO 25-16 RGO d-35

6X02 24-19 ItROY 22-18 KDON 28-28

EAST

991100 38-34 SPAR 26-23 W. d-32 103COR d-27 95008 37-34 G98 32-28 WH? 30-28 NOMP 28-24 METO 33-30

50018

KOI2 34-25 MR9F d -l8 IJAD 26-19 MOID 37-30 1ESB 15-12 NJMX 20-18 B98 23-20 RISR d-25 Q104 33-29 WYRS 34 fr RSMB o 0101 29-27 RAN 30-24 KNOB 31-25 W. 35-25 RIrY an Z103 0 KMTX on NVRS 30-23

14I014EST

0800 25-15 0598 31-28 WCIL 31-31 ROR 24-19 OLRM 25-23 RCMS 31-24 RLYV 40-37 KT. d-40 WASY 28-25 RORX 35-32 99XG 34-29 ND. 37-32 MPFR 29-26 MIRLA 34-31 MIFC 26-21

WEST

RGOT d-33 11002 38-34 KTRS 31-26 0000 d-40 RPTZ 37-34 SMOK d-40 ItTMT 30-26 IrWN SL096 40-36

K KISS

Hide Your Heart (Mercury) LP: Hot lo The Shade


Parallel Regional Reach Reach E 21% P2 20% S 19% P3 39% M 25% W 21% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0



ADDS 1 Total 5 22 27 54

9 EAST

SOUTH

KR. on

MIDMEST

Wº0R 28-28

WEST

RXYº on

Pl 928 24-21 KIM 32-27

E AST

FLY92 36-32 JET -FM o W. 39-36

SOUTE

0106 on

350 On WRoO 29-25 NZYP d-39 NORI 8-4 2107 d-30 NZZU 22-21 192 28-24 OTUX 34-34

MIDWEST

OPXR 25-23 0000 d-37 KLO 25-22 WREN n

NEST

8095 on RATM 24-21 R9ND on ROZO 22-19 .104 02. 40-39

EAST

991455 on 9PG 22-22

WWPX On WIRZ 34-33

úNYP d-31

O0P o WNTO 36-33

BOOTH

KºI2 0 RISK 28-23 KSMB o RNOE on RIXY 37-37 RNIN 35-32

MIDMEBT

NCIL 30-29 608? 27-25 KT%Y on 91rFA on

RPAT on WIHR 36-35 MIBW on MIN 31-30

WEST

RPTZ on RTMT 37-37 ZPUN a

6HTY on OR95 32 fr

M MADONNA Oh Father (Sire/WB) LP. Like A Prayer

Total Reporte 180 71% rar allei

Regional Reach

Reach Pl 62%

E 83% P2 66%

S 64% P3 86%

M 72% Chart Summary

W 698 Pas Pl P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 10 22 16 48

UP 139 16-40 31 48 41 120

DEBS 4 Ons 4 3 2 9


2 Ch Adds 0 0 0 0 DOWNADDS

3 Total 46 74 60 180

141 GST

B104 29-28 WIOS 20-16 RSE 29-28

08010 23-17 MELI 21-18 CROL 26-18 Z100 20-18 MEGO 21-19 B94 23-26 PRO -FM 26-25 NAVA 22-19

500193

Y95 on

FRBQ 21-18

ABE 14-10 Y100 26 ft B97 19-19 NGH 15-13 WNVZ 11-12 0105 18-18

MI DRS?

B96 22-18 MROX 22-20 0102 18-13 MONO 21-20 095 a WHY?' 23-22 RB80 on KIM d-22 MRBp 24-22

NEST

RS104 0 Y108 2621 RIIS 21-21 ROY -FM 22-19 M. 17-13 RRRZ 16-12 RXYQ 25-24 5CPII 33-31 RISM 19-18 KILO 16-15 X100 25-20 KW. on KPLZ 16-13 EUBE 15-11

Pl M. 12-11 001102 27-26 PA106 d-35 FM102 20-18

FAST

FLY92 21-15 NAR on WV9R 31-31 JET -FM 24-20 NER2 21-17 MNNR 20-16 MTIC 22-19 KLAN 33-31

K C101 30-28 100.1 17-14 S. 11-11

98P8Y 14-14 930 12-11 NPST a WRCR 13-11 NRR2 17-11

00010

NBBO 36-31 893 21-18 R98 13 fr

0106 24-23

RpB 10-10 WC. on NNOR 22-12 KCGQ 23-20 EZFM 38-31 G105 105 28-26 WINK 25-21 ORSI 23-21 NANS 22 Er 02YP 12-9 NOWT 35-31 M1AP 20-18 RRY1 22-22 NO0 21-20 99MAY8 d-30 PM100 16-13 0A10 23-22 WHNY 11-8 O 000 19-16 NOMO 20-18 WB. 20-16 .106 19-17 .102 21-21 NDL11 26-21 NEIL 20-18

EIGER.

50192 21-20 NGTº 12-12 RRHQ 24-19 RZI0 19-16 NTISS 18-15 000 21-21 r8 27-21

NTBr 20-16 2101 24-19 13103 24-24 RORO 29-19 N293 28-27 NZOR 15-13 WPISE 32-26 MRQN 18-17 RRRD o0 IIHOT 16-11

WEST

RIMO 13-13 RF95 26-22 RRMG 28 ft B95 27-25 BOT96 26-21 ROMO 13-15 ItLO 18-18 O CAS 25-23 RWN. 16-14 1NOD 17-15 RIZO 15-10 K. 25-22

LUT

99WGY 12-10 MPAR 36-29 MIFX 12-11 103018 14-12 95XXX 22-20 WRPE 28-27 NIEI 20-18 ONVP 32-28 95XIL 21-19 598 23-16 IITHT 19-16 NOMP 24-21 MATO

SOUTH

ASP 26-23

0 J11D 13-11 pID 29-26

WJMO 23-22 B98 19-15 RIBR 17-13 0104 21-21 MYXB 21 fr

0101 21-18 ROAN 19-15 ENOE 20-20 NPFM a

RIXY d-35 2103 on ONTO 18 -SS OVOS 28-21

MIDMEBT

KYYY 26-22 NBNQ 10-6 NBNB 23-21 MCIL 21-20 RQCR 34-30 14108 21-20 RCMO 13-11 RLYV 26-19 Y94 21-18 ROOT 21-20 KTXY 34-32 NA2Y 26-26 KPRX 18-13 99RG 27-20 %PAT 30-28 8m314 19-17 MPFR 18-16

BN 20-15 NIPC 15-14

WEST

OGOr 17-16 297 12-9 RBOS 23-18 RTRS 27-24 1PB0 22-21 RETI 31-26 EMOR 36-33 RTMT 19-17 IFUN 13-9 2202 19-17 SLY96 13-9 0095 33 fr

CHRISTOPHER MAX Serious Kinda Girl (EMI) LP: More Than Physical


Parallel Reach

Pl 26% P2 19% P3 27%



SAME 32 DOWN 0

ADDS 6

N&A

Chart Summa Pos P P

1

2-5 6-15 16-40 1

Ons Adds

Ch Adds Total 1 2

Y P3 Tot O 0

O 0

O 0

5 23 12 30 2 6

0 0

19 59

NRRS d-34 00(35 d-29

PRO -FM on

RO -FM on

SOUTH

RITY o RTT M an

MIDNE9T

WLOL on

WEST

7108 d-29 RISN d-40 R LZ o RUBE a

' ÁI HOT97 0 WI00 on RNRJ 35-33 000103 32-29 00102 0 HOT919 25-24 RISL a

HOT977 35-34

EAST

MRCR on NYCR 35-34

BOOTH

142211 o RZFM o WZYP on NAPE o 2107 28-18 RTU% a

MIDMEBT

RRNO 3ñ-28 R2I0 e 299 27-22 50605 RKRD on

WEBT

REMO 33-33 REr% d-29 RRMG 29 fr B95 31-29 RIRI 30-27 RLUC a

RGO On RDON 35-33

EAST

5WFX on 598 036-34

WO, n

BOTH

%012 on NOID on WJMX on B98 a

ROSR 30-26 RNOE o KIXY on RWTX on WVBS on

MIIM0180'

KYYY on ROCR 39-36 RLrv o NOBR on

WEST

6000 a

RZ02 d-32 SLY96 d-39

MICHELLE No More Lies (Ruthless/Atco)


Parallel Reach

Pl 28% P2 29% P3 7%



SAME 14 DOWN 0

ADDS 10

INaAI

Chart Summary Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 7 6 0 13

16-40 12 12 0 24

Ons 0 7 4 11

Adds 2 6 1 9

Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 21 32 5 58

ERST

NUS d-35 N20U 21-20 814.10 a

PRO -FM 35-32

sana

PWR99 31-28 RITY 18-15 KTFN 26-23

MIfMIE6T

B96 28-26 NHYT d-21

WEST

RS104 a Y108 11-6 1IRLQ 17-14

Pl 00197 20-18 NI00 11-10 FJMZ 16-15 EONS 34-34 PMA106 34-30 GFR 24-22 FM102 17-13

E NEL 14-8 50T977 32-31

E AST

NAB a

NTIC 25-21 980X0 SPOT d-37

BOOTS

MPMP a

0106 on %.EB 27-23 MCRZ 21-19 OMOI a-34 NCGO a

RZPM o G105 23-20 SPAR 24-I3 MANS on fr KEOU on WHNY a

RBFM d-38 210]

MIDWEST

51GCK a

99 12--7

WHON 05

MEET

MISS 13-9 K IM 25-25 RRX% d-28 *KM 23 fr B95 14-11 BOT96 10-7 RIRI 18-15 R011O d-29 RLOC n

RCAO 39-29 RON 12-11

ERBT

50010

001D a RI9R o RSTm on

WIDMEST

MPFR on

MESr

ROSO en

EDDIE MONEY Peace In Our Time (Columbia)

LP. Greatest Hits Sound Of Money


Parallel Regional Reach Reach Pl 53% E 83% P2 74% S 72% P3 94% M 81% W 60% Chart Summary

Poe Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 1 0 l 2

UP 82 16-40 26 57 52 135 DEBS 51 Ons 5 16 9 30 SAME 34 Adds 0 9 2 11 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 7 1 2 10

ADDS 21 Total 39 83 66 188

EAT

MIES d-32 5200 31-29 MUQ 29-25 SBLI on CIDI an MEGX a-28 894 d-29

PR0-FM a-35

AVA 30-25

80015

PNR90 d-32 RIBO d-30 RAE on 897 a-30 NGV a-28 WNV. 30-25

0000 27-23 295 d-26 0102 32-29 NPBR 25-12 095 25-24 NZPL 28-26 0BE0 d-24 RDNB 24-21 NLOL 30-25 111tB0 35-23

WEST

0108 30-28 ROY -PM on RRRZ 0 EreO 24-20 RCP% 32-29 RISS 39-35 O 000 d-31 RUBS a -l0

ÀI V REGL 19-16 R2Á00-32 922% 25-19 WDPX a-24 RXXR 16-29 PIRATE 24-21

E AST

FLY92 d-37 NAB 29-27 MVSR d-39 JET -FM 35-29 MERI 37-32 NNMR an NTIC 37-34 NREE 34-32 MLAN 16-16 RC101 d-30 1000BI 39-34 NSPR 32-21 98PrY on 930 34-29 W. 40-34

WRCK on NRRZ a

NYCR 33-30

5001E

MBBO 40-35 B93 37-34 R98 an fr 6106 0n 195 26 fr 0106 29-25 NROQ 28-24 RZ706 d-23 NC00 d-40 0105 30-27 NIOR 34-24 WRSI 35-32 NAOS fr MZYP 40-30 SAPE d-26 NOUT d-25 NORI a NLAP a RKYR a RIOU a

99AYS a FM100 d-28 NA88 a WHHY d-30 RBFM o NOMO a

Y106 d-27 NBYU 31-30 M9V0 on 192 0 .106 on 2102 0

OT. 37-31

DL% e «EL on

MImWIBT

BOT92 on IPSO d-35 NOTO d-29 RRNO 32-29 R2I0 d-36 0000 37-26 MORE d-28

0Lp d-32

IX% d-31 NTBX d-35 2104 38-31 BORO on R293 d-26 WZOR 26-17 NMHE d-31 RAY107 a-35 RRRD 32-25 NHOT d-30

WEST

RNMS 35-12 XP95 d-40 RATM 29-21 CAD a RSND 35-33 KRIR 28-21 FM104 24-22 RGO on 6002 d-33 RROY 29-25 ROOD d-30 0220 39-27

E AST

9991GY 39-33 0PA 38-33 W. 35-29 103CIR d-28 95XXX d-40 ESPE on NIKI 32-28 NNYP d-33 950IL 39-31 098 35-26 IITE? d-29 X01@ 40-31 NETO d-40

600TH

RQI2 38-30 0150 an MJ00 on 00ID 39-32 IISRX 28-25 OJMR 37-27 898 d-32 RISR a

0104 d-31 OYRS on fr

0101 a

RNOE d-39 WPFM d-33 K IRY on 2103 a-38 RNTX on RNIN 31-27 9VB9 d-33

01131015?

XXII 39-34 OXNQ 35-32 NBNB d-35 MCIL 33-33 RQCR 38-33 NLRN d-32 10MQ 38-33 RLYV d-38 Y94 29-25 RQHT 24-22 RTXY NAZY 34-31 RPRX 34-30 990G 38-32 IPAT 26-15 WIXTO on WBBR 0-31 9PPR 34-29 NIBN d-39

On. 37-12

PC 33-26

MEET

RGOT d -l4 0PRR a-33 Z97 40-29 RB02 d-37 RTRS 38-35 NFBQ 38-32 RFfZ d-37 1MOR KT, 39-33 %PUN d-32 RSO2 40-34 BLY96 d-38 ATY d-29 0E95 36 ft

Continued On Next Column - PerMMa Condnued on Page 82


82 RótR December8,1989 PARALLELS®

Regional Reach E 50% S 408 M 638 W 408


ADDS 19



SAME 27 DOWN 0

ADDS 4

MICHAEL MORALES Don't Know (Wing/PolyGram)

LP: Michael Morales


Parallel Reach

P1 11% P2 18% P3 43%

N&A


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 1 0 0 1

16-40 2 13 14 29 Ons 5 6 13 24

Adds 0 1 3 4

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 8 20 30 58

EABS

SOOTS

ROE 30-29 MN VZ

3

MIEEBT

WKHO 16-14

REST

2108 on 0002 on XCPX d1

PA1/

V 2EGL on ',SAO d-40

41P FAST

MEE. 36-13

SWTX

WBBO an CGQ On

NUI on WENS on fr N.YP a VAPE d-28 ROTC d-29 2107 d-29 112211 28-28 01120 d-35 292 27-22 2T0% 39-36

MIDMOST

MMCR 30-29 NIXX 29-25 NTBR 35-32 RAY107 33-30

WEST

RF95 d1 MW 39-35 RSEO on

ELT

103CIR d-26 NNYP on

SOUTE

KºIZ 33-27 MR9F 35-32 M7An on

NJMX d-39 0104 34-30 MM on MM on RMIN a MUSS 40-37

MMIDNEST

sYYY d, NCIL 32-32 0040 m MAZY 33-30 9920 on ONTO on USSR d-39 MPPR a MI5M on R7181 on WIFC d-33

NEST

ROOT a RFBO on RYTZ 30-25 RMOR 35-32n

M RT 2202 on SLY96 32-28 0295 40 fr

MOTLEY CRUE Kickstart My Heart (Elekta) LP: Dr. Feelgood


Parallel Reach

Pl 24% P2 50% P3 67%

N&A


1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 2 2 0 4

16-40 12 31 31 74 Ons 3 11 10 24 Adds 0 10 6 16

Ch Adds 1 2 0 3

Total 18 56 47 121

EAST

NM70 d-23 0107 29-27 WAVA a-29

SOUTH

2200 on

RIOM ,

OPUS d-25 0 000 23-20 DNB on Oµ0 25-21

NEST

SOY -FM 26-24 ( MO 29-27 RPLR 28-25 ROSE on

PI U 0800. 20-17 MAO 40-30 92X 20-18 NDP% 16-13 RXXR 24-21 PIRATE 16-13

ERBT

FLY92 d-39 WOES d-40 MM d-40 J ET -F91 d-35 MME

100µI 22-20

SPX 39-34 930 40-36 WP9T 36-32 WRCK SYCR On

SO0S0

093 a-38 098 on fr

0106 32-30 RROB SIlx d-21 10100 30-27 22106 a MMOR a-38 NCGO 40-36 MINO on MANS 29 fr MM 33-21 9914AY5

d-32 AM a MW m Y106 29-25 MZLD 26-13n 2106 KTUX 28-24

MIDIEBT

NROU 25-18 00T92 a MM 33-31 OESO 33-31 RZto a MW 30-25 R.0 28-23 MIRR

06

MM on 0104 a K.1103 d-28 MIRO 25-16 2293 29-25 51102 33-31 MOT on 6AY107 a

R9RL a

NROT on

NEST

µ95 on KATH 13-10 0880 40-36 MW 23-18 FM104 d-29 RIE. a

MOT 32-28 2220 d-35

WT 99MGY 40-37 SORO 31-30

MiRX 31-28 95XXX 34-29 MME d-29 MM d-25 098 a

11202 on MOMP 39-37 141120 on

SOUTH

ROIS d-40 MM 39-34 NJAD d-33 NOM on MM a RISK 35-31 0104 RMOE 39-28 MM d-40 RIXY 27-19 RWTX on RHIN 22-17

51015882

RYYY 3n7-33 Mß20

ROCR on NLRM SQBT 28-26 RTXY a MR7R 37-33 MAKY 31-28 9920 SPAT d-32 RWTO on NAM 40-37 MP7R d-34 O7154 26-21 IPC a

MOST

ROOT 34-27 297 30-25 µ0Z on MO 33-28 RFTO d-39 10402MOR

STMT d-36 2 PUH 39-29 MAY 29-21 0295 29 fr

N NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK This One's For The Children (Columbia LP: Merry, Merry Christmas

Total Reporta 201 79% Parallel

Regional Reach Reach

94% P2 80% P1 73%

S 81% P3 81% M 69% W 74% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 1 0 2


Summary 6-15 25 25 9 59

UP 134 16-40 18 52 37 107

DEBS 22 Ons 2 2 2 6

SAME 20 Adds 4 2 6 12

DOWN 7 Ch Adda 1 3 2 6

ADDS 18 Total 54 90 57 201

E LT

0104 9-8 MM 16-13 R160U 4-4 ROSO 13-12 MAJO 14-9 SILI 30-20 1100 10-8 M5G% 11-7 094 18-15 PRO -FM 23-17 0107 27-25 NAVA 10-5

SOUTE

PMR99 19-17 Y95 13-11 RREE 24-17 Y100 14 fr MGM a-29 MMV. 10-15 RITY 17-13 2TPM 25-21 0105 23-15

MIDMOST

B96 18-16 195 18-12 0102 30-23 SOSO 15-7 MM 22-13 µE0 16-11 2DWB d-27 MLOL on Nµ0 a

ROBS

µ104 7-7 RII9 10-9 ROY -FM 20-14 222P 14-20 SODI 23-19 RCP% 10-6 ROLO 13-13 X100 22-21 MM 8-8 SOLI 21-18 ROBE 27-22

Pl A.

110T97 19-16 EI00

6-6 5P0C 2.7112 2-1 RNRJ 28-37 714296 7-11 50T102

22-18 P11ß106 on RRFR a

OGGI 7-14 FM102 6-4 MW d-30 002977

L18T

FLY92 26-16 RAES 27-25 lIV6R 15-12 JET -FM 20-12 MM 35-30 MNNR 21-15 NTIC 4-4

Rµ6 d-28 MAN 18-12 RC101 12-11 100801 20-17 MME 21-14 981,22 9-7 930 32-21 MPST 21-16 MRCS 15-7 MRR2 31-25 WYCR 22-18

SOUTI

5590 32-28 093 16-12 000? 10-7 MM 14-11 I95 on fr X106 18-30 SOON 25-20 MCR1 14-8 RNOR 27-21 MCGO 39-33 MM 32-23 0105 5-32 RPRR 20-30 005! 35-33 SOSO 18-17 MANS 30 fr RIO? 24-15 94220 29-21 NAM 14-9 NOM 38-30 MORS a MLAP 22-17 RZOU 26-28 W. d-25 99MAY5 a-29 FM100 25-22 298 7-7 MM 35-33 10402 27-22 µFM 24-20 2107 d-19 MORO 21-17 Y106 12-10 MINO 30-20 292 d-28 .106 28-28 .102 1-1 NDLO 36-32 MW 24-20

MIDNEST

NXDD on 140292 d-27 MPXR 34-32 MM 16-14 80x0 29-27 E ZIO d-34 SICR 15-15 MIDE 29-22 MI%X 35-30 MM d-33 2104 37-32 ßJ103 5-5 BORO 21-13 8293 27-22 N20ß 31-22

9-5 RAY107 a-32 RRRD 24-17 MOT 13-11

MILT

MS d-26 RNMO 27-26 MM 23-15 MM 31 fr

CAM 28-24 UND 38-27 B 95 22-15

50096 6-3 ROMO 29-19 OCIO 17-8 ONN« OROY 4-3 MOD 25-20 RRO 14-12

EAST

99SGY 8-6 MPRR a-37 MW 17-8 103CIR 18-14 95XXX a MME d-19 NI28 22-16o MM 958I1 d-34 G98 29-22 RITOT 16-14 MATO 34-28

SOUTE

ROM 29-23 MM d-29 WAD 35-24 M22X 24-22 WAMS 11-4 098 a RI9R d-29 0104 d-15 MM on fr R5M9 d-25 0101 a MAN 33-26 RNOE 33-16 MPPM d-27 KIM 28-21 2103 24-18 RMTX 38-34 ROBS 39-31

MIDWEST

RYYY d-37 SINO 36-21 M9S3 28-24 MCIL d-18 ROCR 32-20 SIRS 31-27 RCRO 35-31 RLYV d-34 rom 32-30 RTXY d-39 MAZY 16-10 RPRR a

BNTO 22-16 MM 12-10 RIBM

ROST

MOT 33-29 RPXR a-35 197 39-34 µ0. 32-25 RTR9 16-10 MW 26-11 RMO2 31-25 KTM 29-21 8001 24-21 RZ0E 20-15 SLY96 a

AMY d-26

P TOM PETTY Free Fallin' (MCA) LP: Full Moon Fever


Regional Reach E

®1,11'.e1;1%'

a

P2 73% 65%

S 74% P3 94%


Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 1 0 1


Summary 6-15 6 22 17 45

UP 137 16-40 15 43 45 103

DERB 8 Ons 4 8 0 12


DOME 2 Ch Adds 0 4 0 4

ADDS 8 Total 29 82 66 177

EAST

R%RS 24-20 MM70 25-21 000I B94 14-11

SOOTE

PM899 28-26 LO! d-27 MW 28-24 0105 d-23

MDMEST

0102 27-22 MORO 6-3 095 21-20 MOT on MW 9-7 VIOL d-28 MOO 15-13

WOBT

200-FM 27-23 ß 22P on n ß1R0 d-29 2040 6-6 RISK 27-24 X100 a

ROSS on

110011 12-8 SOSO 5-3 Nß00 35-30 02106 17-14 MOR 38-23 MC00 25-23 0105 32-29 MIWe 22-20 MR5I 22-18 MAWS 39 fr 5147 22-19

9422X 27-22

WT 13-9 SORI 16-13 MLAP a-30 ßE00 40-35 Ma12 991482S 11-9 FM100 31-27 MOB 24-20 Kara on 4107 29-16 MOMO 28-25 MM 9-4 MINA on 292 on 2106 on 2102 20-18 O TEO 22-18 NULO 22-18 MM 12-11 5IDNEST

MRDD 1-1 00292 6-6 MM 19-12

103CIR 25-19 95X%0 20-18 .

MOPE 29-25 MM 21-15 950I1 11-7 098 24-20 MIST 23-21 ROMP 29-23 ROTO 24-21

SOUTH

ROIZ 22-19 MM 31-26 NJAD 33-31 NQID 26-22 NIKI 34-29 MJMX 6-5 898 29-22 OISR 13-8 Q104 8-7 MUS 29 fr MW 9-4 0101 24-22 MAN 40-32 21802 25-15 KOTS 25-21 RIXY 31-23 2103 23-20 WAX 25-22 µIN 25-19 MM 33-27

RTYY 28-23 MBNQ 23-20

Continued On Next Column

OPIO 26-22 KURE 29-24

\ A V KEW 5-4 MAO 31-28 920 14-8 KIM 15-12 PIRATE 5-2

EAST

Tom Petty Continued

FLY92 19-26 WARB 24-21 0050 30-22 JET -FM 27-24 NERZ 13-10 MM 31-30 MME d-35 100203 15-13 REM 13-12 9871I$ 30-24 930 d-31 ROUT 15-18 SICK d-32 MW 28-21 MM 23-19 score

0000 27-21 993 a-39 298 27 fr 2106 14-7 195 19 fr X106 23-22

NOTE 30-28 2210 27-24 WRRCR -34 00422 d-29 KLO 17-14

XX 19-13 WTBX 11-6 E104 36-28 RJ103 a 0E93 19-14 MEOR 29-25 MM a MON 28-23 122107 18-15 MW 10-14 SNOT 27-25

WEST

01040 a-31 K795 25-23 RATM 10-7 CROS on OSSI 16-14 RRZR 16-11 FM104 39-10 MN. o RROY 28-24 MOD on MM 20-16

EAST

99502 29-25 MPRA 12-12 WRFX 26-23

MM 29-26 MOIL 12-11 MM 23-21 OCHO 29-27 RLYV 35-31 291 13-8 ROM 16-11 OTXY 24-3, MME 6-5 MALY 21-16 KFRX 25-22 9920 21-18 MAT 15-12 IATO 23-20 MDMR 28-24 WI9M 24-21 20814 11-10 WIFC 17-12

WEST

ROOT 32-15 XPXR 23-19 297 22-12 2002 13-12 OTRO 33-29 MAO 25-20 RFT. 25-20 RMDR 27-23 RTMT 27-20 2FUN 30-22 830Z SLY96 19-15 RETY 8-8 0295 18 fr

POCO

Nothin' To Hide (RCA) LP: Legacy


Parallel Reach

Pl 16% P2 36% P3 69%



ADDS 6

N&A

Chart Summary Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 1 0 1

16-40 7 20 28 55 Ons 5 14 19 38

Adds 0 4 1 5

Ch Adds 0 1 0 1

Total 12 40 48 100

9 EAST

0107 30-28

BOOTE

RRBE an

KODIERT

0102 34-30 MPHR 35-32 RZPL d-29 RDMB on 14200 on

WEST

RCP% on RIEN 37-30 RUBE 30-25

Pl µGL on RXIR 33-26

aA8T

WN9R on NER. 38-31 10020I 32-30 930 on 51012 a-37 WYCR 34-33

SOUTE

MB80 39-36 2106 on WNOR 19-15 NC00 an

uINR a

081 d-38

WANS on fr RZYP d-40 94220 a

99WAY8 on MW d-28 2107 d-23 NRVO on 292 30-26 MW 32-29 NDLX 33-31

MIDMOST

WROD On 110292 29-24 RZID 36-33 NMBE a

MO on MORD on MY'BX 34-31 MME a MA d-30 RRRD O ROOT on

NEST

µM0 d-35 ßP95 on RSND 33-29 RAER o FM104 d-27 MW d-34 11120 d-37

H AST

99MGY an MPL

30-27 MAX on 103CIR 28-23 M5YP n

950I1 d-40 14520 on

30001

001E on MRSF on NJAD d-35 MOID on MJMX 24-20 098 14-29 RISR d-32 0104 d-33 MAN 39-10 K NOB d-38 MPFM 40-36 KIWI a RMTX on MVBS 36-30

MIDMOST

MW on MENO 33-30 ROCR 36-34 IICMO on KLYV d-40 Y94 d-30 RORT RTXY d-28 «FR 32-29 NAM on RFRX on 9920 33-28 MAT 31-27 (0RO

on 540511

MPPR 39-37 MIBM on RFMB 38-36 MIFC 34-29

MIEBT

µ O2 366-35 ßT85

0780 d-38 OMO 36-31 10402 on 22122 36-31 2FÚ0 on 01195 30 fr

PRINCE 81 SHEENA EASTON The Arms Of Orion (WB) LP: "Batman" ST

Total Reports 146 57% Paral el

Rea h Pl 27% P2 61% P3 83%



SAME 37 DOWN 4

ADDS 3

Chart Summa Pos Pl P

1 0

2-5 3

6-15 5 1

16-40 8 4

Ons 3

Adds 0

Ch Adds 1

Total 20 6

y P3 Tot O 0

2 7

14 34 40 93 O 9

1 1

1 2

58 146

9 ERST

CREI on

SOUEN

BGM 21-21 MNVE 5-3 RITY

MIDMrEBT

096 13-12 900% 23-21 0102 31-27 MPBR 27-27 MW 18-17 W HO 22-20 WLOL 18-14 11200 2-2

NEST

µ8Z 15-11 RIEN 18-16 26L0 20-200 WL R

OCCO 20-18 2278 on

MR on RO MINK 29-27 AMI 32-30 MAME 34 fr

0000 21-17 94220 25-23 MAPS 29-29 SOOT 26-23 RMYR 26-26 Mall 28-27 99RAVS 26-26 AMY 9-6 µ FM 16-14 Y107 16-11 MRVQ 14-14 Z106 22-22 2102 13-11 RTUS 20-17 MOL% 19-17 MM 27-27

MIDWEST

10092 on Rµ0 14-8 REIO 17-14 RMCR 23-40 RIEB 15-12 NTXI 26-23 RTBR 30-29 2104 5-3

MOPE 23-22 SIYP 17-17 95XIL 29-23 G98 22-18 M09? 20-20 MITO 27-23

SOUTH

ROM 19-17 ROST 29-27 NJAD 28-26 WOID 30-24 M1R5 11-7 µ E8 17-16 1A7M5 38-36 898 14-13 KIM 14-11 0104 19-19 MYHB 30 fr µ10 14-11 0101 23-21 MAN 18-11 µ0E 21-21 WPFM 21-17 6IXY 24-17 MM 23-18 MVBB 17-11

MIDIRNT

0000 30-27 SIRO 12-10 MIO 22-20 ROCR 13-12

Continued On Nient Column

- Prince A Sheena Easton Continued

ROLL 13-8 RUBE 12-12

PI RSAO a-27 NOT102 2-2

EAST

FLY92 23-21 OSER 31-31 MM 25-23 JET -FM on SODI 17-16 MNNR 25-25 OREN 20-18 100251 8-7 MSPR on 98PXY 28-28 MPST 29-20 NOM 24-20 NYCR 29-26

soma

00130 19-16 298 9 fr 2106 7-11 MM25-24

06 28-27 NBOR 39-28

Z99 26-25 IRAN 4-4 E020 27-25 MAO 21-19 R293 25-24 RLYV 20-17 MIOR 18-15 Y94 5-4 MM 25-24 ROOT a-31 RAY107 20-16 2T1-2 40-38 MM on MAZY 13-13 MOT 24-22 992G 30-27

RPAT 18-16 MET MTBR 29-26 MM 24-22 2NM40 23-23 MIBS 11-8 MM d-35 RFMN 28-25 2F95 17-15 WIFC 19-16 RO14G 5 fr RSND 32-31 WEST 095 21-19 50296 16-10 RGOT 15-14 2LUC 21-20 MM 20-15 MAO 22-21 200E 30-26 R11N2 13-13 RrBO 19-17 MM d-40 RRO 10-7

RMOR 30-27 RTM 21-22 Z7UN RZOZ 30-27

EAST SLY96 I5-12 0295 26 fr

991102 I1-76 MAX 33-30 1O3CIR 31-30 95111t% 27-26

R ROWNO STONES Rock And A Hard Place (Columbia) LP: Steel Wheels

Total Reports 170 67% rarallel

Regional Reach Reach a Pl 39% E 77% P2 70% S 65% P3 90% M 78% W 48% Chart Summary

Pos Pl P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 7 18 15 40 UP 130 16-40 16 50 45 111 DEBS 2 Ons 3 3 2 8



ADDS 7 Total 29 78 63 170

aABT

AXES 13-12 MEW 25-24 9IWO on WBLI 15-11 CROI 20-15 2100 23-22 PRO -FM 21-19 MW 25-23 SOUTE

PMR99 25-24 295 on RESE 21-20 NNV1 26-26 0105

WW EST 0102 20-18 5PNR 30-22 095 23-22 MM a AML 20-18 MM 25-23 WES0 5-5

NEST

22112 22-18 ROYO 4-4 RCPX 35-35 (PLZ 17-14 ROBE 20-18

Pl µ OL 12-10 MAO 29-25 920 19-13 KXXR 14-9

EAST

FLY92 22-18 MAE1 17-17 MASO 17-17 JET -FM 15-14 MESS 14-13 AMR 26-23 RTIC 26-25 MAN 24-26 ß C101 22-19 10020I 25-23 MSPR 24-17 98PXY 19-15 930 13-12 MM MRCR 27-24 MW 21-16 OYCR 27-25

SOOTS

ROBO 26-22 893 34-31

298 on fr 2106 18-16 195 23 fr

X106 19-19 W200 on Wß00 14-14 82106 8-7 MCGO 24-21 NILAR 19-13 WRSI 25-24 WAMS 18 fr 000V 26-24 94TYX a

WAPB 26-25 SOOT 14-10 MORI 20-15 MM 25-25 99MAY5 24-21 NABE 33-31 MW 21-16 µFM 26-22 Y106 17-14 MX.0 6-3 WINO 18-13 292 a 1106 25-25 2102 25-25 RTU% 17-16 NDL%

299-27 11221.

NIDWLT

ROOD 19-26 50592 22-18 11052 20-17 Rµ0 31-30 ßZ10 28-22 MICR 36-35 ßI08 27-21 RL0 15-11 SGRD a-25 9190 26-24 2104 30-27 MW. 8-7 6193 20-18 0101 27-27 RROE a-28 2ÁY107 22-18 RMS 15-15 ROµ 17-14 WET 26-24

WEST

µ95 29-27 RATM 14-12 COED d-25 RSND 21-20 MUR 6-4 F14104 14-14 MAO 34-32 RMMB 30-24 µ0D 28-27 RZEO 18-14

EAST

9914GY 18-16 MPµ 16-16 MMF% 18-16 950X% 24-22

000E 19-16 WIX2 31-29 SNYP 3-7 95XIL 14-1 098 18-15 WTHT 20-19 Rog? 21-19 ONTO 28-24

Sourit

2012 36-32 NR5F 18-15 RIAD 21-14 MQID a-39 MINX 12-11 098 20-16 0104 25-22 MY16 23 Or 0101 d-28 0N00 22-22 MW 28-23 2I1ff 25-20 2103 on MM 21-16 RHIN 13-9 MVBS 27-25

MIDWEST

RYYY 29-26 50110 24-16 NBNB 25-22 WCtL 29-27 ROCR 35-31 MLOM 27-24 RCM0 27-22 RLYV 24-18 Y94 19-16 KORT 17-16 M7'XY 26-22 MRFR 10-15 NAM 15-11 MW on 9920 25-21 SPAT 13-8 SOTO 24-21 MM 31-29 MPPR 25-20 WIRM 40-36 MW 14-12 MIPC 9-7

WEST

RGOT 30-26 KPM 24-21 2002 31-27 RTES 25-22 OTRO 20-18 MW 32-29 2008 37-31 RS'M 18-14 EFON 25-18 1008 25-18 SLY96 21-17 RRTY 14-10 0295 7 fr

LINDA RONSTADT

Don't Know Much (Elektra) LP: Cry Like A Rainstorm


Parallel Regional Reach Reach .O Pl 68% E 92% P2 85% S 86% P3 93% M 83% W 69% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 12 9 22

National 2-5 15 55 34 104 Summary 6-15 26 19 17 62

UP 131 16-40 7 8 5 20

DEBS 1 One 0 0 0 0



RODS 2 Total 50 95 65 210

930 3-3 MIST 4-3 MRC! 4-4 WRRR 9-4 SYCR 10-5

x104 21-19

XRS 7-6 SOOT! SEW 10-7 Mß86 14-9 11150 4-4 OST OSLO 3-6 893 15-11 MLI 6-4 298 2 fr 99MGT 7-7 5001,7 21-14 1x4 17-13 5Pµ32-28 100 24-21 2106 1-4 117% 5-4

MECX 16-13 MM 6-4 103CIR 4-10


BLOC 1-2 20111 12-10 ENSI 4-9 EASY 7-6 800 3-2

Linda Ronstadt Continued

B94 6-5 PRO -FM 17-12 0107 9-6 HAVA 19-15

S OUTH

05899 10-6 Y95 12-10 Y100 9 Or 097 1-1 WH 8-5 MW 7-5 KIM 34-32 RTFM 14-12 0105 2-2

MIDWEST

096 12-11 MM 3-2 295 6-6 0102 2-2 MPRR 9-6 SICI 13-8 095 7-5 8080 7-4 MOTI 9-9 ROSI 18-11 MOL 22-15 NOO 40-40

NOT

03104 13-10 2108 10-9 RIIS 16-16 MM 10-9 RXRB 5-3 MM 19-16 RCPM 4-3 KI9N 2-2 ROLO 10-9 5100 15-25 00L 15-12 KPLL 3-4 KOBE 7-5

P1

PNR96 a

IfSAO 2-2 002102 4-8

EAST

FLY92 3-3 MABB 14-19 ROSS 3-3 JET -FM 5-3 MEN« 6-2 10012 7-5 WIC 10-10 MIES 11-10 MAN 5-3 ßC101 10-8 100201 2-1 MW 3-3 98002 7-6

295 1 fr X106 6-3 1040 1-1 MCRL 22-16 MNOR 26-20 MCGO 4-3 R.FM 8-5 0105 1-1 MINE 1-1 MRSI 2-1 MANS 2 fr MYP 5-8 94TYX 2-2 NAPE 4-4 WOOF 21-20 BORI 28-18 MLAP 1-1 MM 2-2 RZ00 4-3 MD.3X 7-5 99MAYS 5-3 79M1U0 5-5 298 1-1 RABO 2-1 ROSY 8-5 µ 7M 3-2 2107 3-1 0oM1 5-3 2106 8-6 NEVO 17-10 292 8-6 2106 5-13 1102 3-2 RTOX 1-1 11022 3-2 NDLX 7-4 NOM 2-1

In01ReT

00292 8-5 MW 24-6 NOTE 14-10 Rµ0 3-2 RZIO 3-2 MIICR 9-4 MME 5-3 NORD 18-10 NIR% 5-2 MT9% 9-9 Z104 14-22 23103 2-2 299 1-3 11020 4-3 2193 7-5 8202 2-2 WAX 6-4 ROOM 8-7 2AY107 6-4 KORD 1-2 01102 4-3

MOST

ORSO 5-3 µ9(0 7-3 22XX 20-20 RF95 5-4 MM 10-5 µND 4-4 00296 20-1a MW a-27

ROSETTE

Dangerous (EMI) LP: Look Sharp!

Total Reports 118


National Summary UP 0

DEBS 0

SAME 1

DOWN 0

ADDS 117

N&A

95XXX 9-6 MRPE 14-11 MIRZ 6-1 MM 2-2 950IL 9-11 098 5-3 MTBT 4-2 MOI? 2-2 METO 3-1

BOOTE

101E 5-4 Mµ7 2-1 NJAD 2-1 NOID 9-3 11120 3-2 2828 9-9 598 5-1 RIRR 7-5 0104 5-5 ROSO 5 ft 1110111 3-1 0101 5-4 MAN 3-3 B80B 13-13 MM 3-2 1I1IY 13-15 1103 12-12 ENTx 2-1 WOOS 4-2

NIAIENT

[Y2Y 5-4 MIMO 2-17 SISI 5-4 MCIL 1-1 ROCK 4-4 MAR 2-2 RCMO 1-1 RLYV 6-5 Y94 3-3 ROM 13-11 KTrY 6-4 MAZY 2-2 17Mx 14-24 RPAT 3-3 KRITO d-24 MDRR 7-5 NP7R 4-4 MIBM 3-3 IFC 2-11

SIST

6QOT 8-7 17X8 17-13 297 5-6 µO2 6-4 OTRO 14-10 5710 5-2 KPTS 5-4 11(05 6-3 me 3-6 2POS 6-5 0.02 5-4 SLY96 9-14 IOTY 5-3 0295 25 fr

468 Parallel

Reach Pl 27% P2 46% P3 66%

Chart Summary Pos P P2 P

1 0

2-5 0

6-15 0

16-40 0

One 1

Adds 1 42 4

Ch Adds 9

Total 2 52 4

Tot 0 0 0 0

1

100 17

118

EÁ82

CROL a

SEDTE

OSSO a

KR0E a

KITT a-31

MIDNEST

WPHR YT a

KDMB MLOL WRBO a -2B

NOT

2108 MM MAX RISK RPLL

ÁI µ0L a MAO a-39 5070 a-22 90T102 a-34 PIRATE a 00T949 a

E AST

FLY92 a MW a JET -Fá a

NERE MOTE 10020I a-39 9500 a 930 a-39 NPST a MRCS a MYCR a

SOUTE

5150 0106 MM 0106 RZ106 a

NCGO 0105 -l5 NIMS NµI ROM WOOI 2222 MOU MDJ% 99REYS a 298 a

RMISY a 0107 a

$106 a

WEZU a-32 RRVO a ROLO a

MIT WEER a MW a-33 O EI0 MMC1 a -l9 RIEF a NORD a-23 MIXX on 9E93 a RRQR a

NORD a

MOT a

68T

ROM a 21,95 e

IU1TM a-29 RSND a

KIM a M104 a

21102 a-29 (MU a

EAST

99NGY a

fIPL a MW a 103CIR a

95XXX a

MUE a 95XIL a

098 a

ROMP a

BOOTE

110IE -37 MME MEID NJSX RIBR 0104 RNOE RIxY RRTX µ2N

01048882

RYYY MW MCIL ROM ROMO RLYV 294 a RORT RTXY NAM 99RG (PAT -14 SORTO

NUBR WAR MI9N FMM IFC

MOT

RGOT 297 a38 RTBS 9FT2 RMDR RTMT ZRUN 11201 SLY96 a


PARALLELS ® December 8,1989 R4S R 83

S SARAYA Back To The Bullet (Polydor) LP Saraya


Regional Reach Reach r P1 9%

E 27% Na AI P2 13%

S 16% P3 41%


Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 1 1 2 4

UP 22 16-40 5 9 14 28

DEBS 1 Ons 1 5 13 19



ADDS 0 Total 7 15 29 51

JJ GST

W6RS 21-19 PRO -FM o 0107 24-22

SQUIB

MIDWEST

WPHR 29-29 WRSO 29-25

WEST

929 10-15 SXXR 16-16

ERBT

JET -FM 25-28 wER2 0 I0028I on wSPR d-3-3 9

SOUTH

R106 on NBSX on NR00 9-6 MYZU 34-33 RTUX

24-21 SUL on

MIDWEST

MRDD 21-19 ELO 27-25

NEST

RI95 33-29 RRER 4-17 R12 30-30

412 MST

99MG2 12-28 NNE% 32-31 95222 21-19 MRPE o G98 31-29 NOMO 32-40

SOUTH

2012 32-29 EJM% on MYRS on fr

K OOK O MPPM o RI12 on REIN 6-6 EV98 29-26

MIDWEST

RYYY 40-36 EBNQ 26-23 094 30-28 ROOT 26-24 E2PR 38-36 RFRX On 99RG on S PAT

22-21 SIBN on RFMN 30-26

WEST

RFTE o KECK on RTMT O KITTY on 0595 8 fr

SEDUCTION 2 To Make It Right (Vendetta/A&M) LP: Nothing Matters Without Love


Regional Reach Reach P1 65% E 75% ED P2 74% S 81% P3 67% M 50% W 71% Chart Summary

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 1 0 0 1


Summary 6-15 14 12 2 28 UP 115 16-40 25 49 28 102 DEBS 16 Ons 1 13 4 18 SAME 24 Adds 4 4 9 17 DOWN 0 Ch Adds 0 3 3 6

ADDS 23 Total 48 83 47 178

MST

EXRS on NZOU 27-23 NRSE SMJO 27-22 SPIA 17-15 2100 25-20 NEG% 24-21 PRO -PM 28-23

Boxre

P8ß99 20-18 295 29-25 ERGO 17-12 K RBB 22-15 897 18-15 EGO 26-23 ENVZ d-28 KITT 11-9 RTFM 15-11 0105

MIDWEST

896 23-21 0102 35-31 SPUR RNYT 25-18 6889 d-25

MIST

29104 24-22 2108 22-19 RIIS 13-11 E2.P d-29 BRAE 30-26 RISN 35-29 EELS 7-5 0100 26-15 8N5B 20-16 ROLE RUBE 0-28

`wl V 00797 24-14 MIGO 7-3 EPI.T d -l0 RJMZ 20-16 K NR.1 17-12 PMR96 28-19 OSAQ d-35 802102 11-9 PEI106 17-8 R6FR 5-3 FM102 16-12 1102919 24-23 REEL 1-1 00T977 12-10

EAST

FLY92 30-23 MAU 22-20 MVIR 39-29 JET -PM on

WEEK 30-28 NTIC 20-18 EKES 29-26 ELAN 21-18 80101 16-13 100801I 34-31 MEPR 31-22 98P0Y 27-27 930 d-30 WPST a NECK 39-33 NKR. 33-27 MICR d-31

SOUTH

WEBO On B93 33-30 298 On fr EPEE 31-26 106 36-34

FEES 19-13 X106 d-30 M803 17-14 CR2 32-29 NOOK 37-24 MCGo on RZFM 27-21 G105 34-31 KPRR -4 M05t a-40 EKES 26 fr aYP 39-36

9422% 28-24 NAPE 28-23 WAIT a

RXY2 17-15 2200 14-11 MG3X 20-17 TM100 a 298 21-17 NAM 31-29 WHEY on mom 37-32 2107 d-20 NOM% 30-27 2106

28-26 NOVO on Z106 a 2102 26-22 WOVV on MDLX 34-2934

EX..EX

MIDWEST

S0T92 on 87X8 d-33 6ZIo 37-31 NECK a-36 WORD 20-19 1104 d -40n 10103 0 Z99 17-17 ROBO on REOR a-30 MN 29-26 F5RD 25-16

NNOT on

WEST

MISS 9-7 118140 11-11 EROS 30-22 RP95 39-30

RRMG 2

fr

8SN0 n

B95 9-8 80296 24-19 RISI 7-4 ROMO 15-13 RLOC d-28 RCAQ 14-12 58M2 35-30 10102 26-22 60ON 14-12 RRO 30-28

EAST

99NGY 36-32 APRR 19-18 NWRX 28-25 95XX% d-37 0I8Z a-35 G98 40-33 MOP@ a

METO a

BOOTH

FOIE 35-31 ES N }

WJAD 32-23 W OID 24-21 MZR% a-33 22128 6-4 8JMX 27-21 898 31-26 ß28R 31-27 0104 a 6YRS on fr

65146 21-12 RMN 38-28 KNOB 37-27 MPPM a 2IXY SURX 37-36 NUBS 35-32

MIDWEST

8BN0 a

NBNI d-29 ROCR 18-15 ELSE a

SCMQ 40-34 6L1T 39-36 RTXY 39-34 MAZY 39-35 OFRX a 99RG on MDBR 32-27 WPPR 35-28 NI6E d-38

NEST

K GOT 35-30 297 a-10 RTES 35-32 RFB0 40-35 RMO1 on RTMT en R.OZ 37-26 SLY96 26-22



SAME 31 DOWN 24 ADDS 1

SKID ROW 1 Remember You (Atlantic) LP: Skid Row


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 46% E 65% P2 63% S 67% P3 80% M 64% W 55% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 2 2 4


Summary 6-15 10 15 8 33

UP 75 16-40 14 28 30 72 DEBS 25 Ons 2 9 9 20

SAME 28 Adds 3 8 4 15 DOWN 6 Ch Adds 5 4 3 12

ADDS 27 Total 34 71 56 161

FAST

8104 16-14 0200

26-22 RSe6 WPI.) 15-12 2100 22-17 WSGX 23-20 B94 9-7 PRO -FM a

0107 28-26 AVA 27-20

SOOTS

295 a-29 RRBO 22-16 RRBE 19-11 897 a-29 EGO 29-19 NNW a-30 0105 a

MIDWEST

Z95 16-11 0102 a-35 MPHR 16-14 WHIT d-21 RBEO on ELM 31-26

WEST

55104 23-17 2108 27-25 RISS 25-23 100 -PM 10-7 RZZP 16-14 S ETO 17-15 0100 a ROSS 16-14 PLE 32-30

PA1/

V OSAS a-30 PIRATE 20-18

EAST

FLY92 d-36 WAB8 13-11 JET -PM on

WERE a

WEER a

NRBB 24-23 ßC101 11-9 987X4 a MECK on NRR2 a

EAST

99SGY 37-35 WPRR 18-17 RMPX 30-26 103CIR 30-22 95XXX 30-23 NIR2 13-9 MVP 22-19 95XIL a

G98 a-35 WTHT 24-22 NHTO d-37

SOOTS

M012 d-38 RSP 24-21

WJAD d-32 WZRX 22-21 NJMX 39-29 B98 d-33 RISK d-33 0104

2n-21 EPOS fr

09WE 12-10 RNOE d-10 MPPM 27-22 RIXY on 2103 on RETO 39-37 RNIN 2-8 MV6B a-39

MIDWEST

RYYY 38-31 EBNO On N9IB a NCtL 14-28 FOCK a RLRM on Y94 on SORT 1-1 RTXY 15-11 NRPR 1-1 NA2T 9-7 8PAT 29-26 10420 17-11 ED9R 15-14 RPMN 35-33 WIPC d-32

MIST

ROOT on FPRR 34-31 197 a-37 8101 0 RT1S d18 ETTI d-40 K 6qK a S TET On ETON 10-7 REO2 d-31 SLY96 38-24 0295 31 fr

SOOTS

MBBO d-40 6106 28-21 I95 22 fr X106 on 8208 24-21 1f55X 18-16 ECRZ a-40 WR00 a-32 22106 d-24 ENOR a-36 WCGO on WINR d-32 ESI d-31 ANS 38 fr 8ZYP d-31 NWT a MORI 22-12 R2YR 5-5 RZOU 9-7 99WAYS 12-10 WA00 18-15 NI1BY on RBFM 29-24 2106 d-29 19.ZU 1-1 M9V0 -31 R92 d -l0 2106 on Z102 d-29 6TU% d-39 MDLX a WR2L 25-22

MIDWEST

0000 3-5 SPKR 10-15 SGT2 5-3 RKNO 21-16 RZIO a

MUCK 24-21 tees o KLO 6-7 NI%X 6-5 NTSX 5-11 E104 7-5 10103 0 KOKO 13-12 K293 11-9 M20R 13-12 Me 3-7 GY107 15-13 REYZ 25-28 RRRD d-27

WEST

ßF95 d-35 KATO 1-1 COED 26-17 RSND d-40 ERZR o RLUC d527 FM104 9-8 RROY 30-26 Ì50D a REED 26-21

SOUL H SOUL Back To Life (Virgin) LP: Keep On Movin'


Parallel

© P Reach 1 78%

P2 80% P3 77%


1 11 3 0 14

2-5 20 32 13 65

6-15 21 38 30 89 16-40 6 17 10 33

Ons 0 0 0 0

Adds 0 0 1 1

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 58 90 54 202

GST

8104 11-9 W200 8-5 WRSE 8-3 WMJO 2-1 WBLI 11-8 C201 16-9 MPL7 11-17 2100 16-28 WOG% 4-3 894 17-14 PRO -PM 4-1 0107 15-13 HAVA 18-14

SCOT!

PER99 11-8 295 4-3 ROBO 3-5 155W 3-3 Y100 4 fr 855 11-4 NNVE 8-6 RITT 5-2 RTFM 2-1 0105 14-12

MIDWEST

B96 7-5 295 14-10 0102 22-15 NPSR 20-8 NOYT 10-10 0e80 22-19 S OWN 9-6 WLOL 13-8 NÌ.0 32-30

NEST

ßS101 3-3 2108 1-1 RIIS 4-1 KOY-FM 4-3 BEEP 1-1 RRR2 13-8 KISS 9-9 RRLQ 1-1 %100 2-1 OSSI 3-3 RPLE 22-9 RUBE 11-6

121 A.

0100 3-2 WPOC 11-15 03M. 6-21 KNRJ 3-2 P0R96 2-5 ESSO 26-24 R0T102 3-3 º088106 1-1

SRNR 8-6 EPIC 11-22 EKES 23-11 MIAS 4-7 ßC101 2-2 100ESI 7-6 96PÌ 7-5 987X2 2-2 930 7-6 WPST 6-5 MRCS 9-15 NERE 6-2 NYCR 1-3

some

NESO 7-5 B 93 4-3 298 16 fr

WFWF 3-2 1106 5-17 K 128 13-31 I95 21 fr 2106 8-6

1610E 18-13 ECI. 3-3 MCGO 10-6 [ZPM 3-2 G105 9-6 RPM 9-9 MANS 6 fr WIMP 14-10 9422% 13-10 WIPE 10-8 MOOT 40-37 1242 4-4 KM 2-2 MOJ% 6-4 99MY5 10-7 1,41100 d-30 Z98 6-4 WANE 8-5 ElIY 4-1 KBPM 9-5 2107 8-4 NOM% d-29 2106 6-8 WRVS 25-19 .106 13-7 .102 10-17

WONT 2-3 NDLX 14-7 ROIL 16-15

MIDWEST

80292 26-21 EPOS 27-22 MGT. 29-27 REZO 13-9 MHCR 6-5 WEES 17-10 WARD 13-12 NIX% 18-14 WT. 19-13 2104 18-7 03103 13-3 899 5-5 ROBO 2-6 MZOK 6-5

RIKI 15-18 KM 18-14 RLUC 3-1 FM104 25-19 RCA() 3-3 KNEE 7-11 RROY 13-12 KEW 27-24 ROOK 3-3 K RO 6-3

le EAST

990GY 4-3 NPM 7-3 MEX 24-20 103C2R 17-11 95X80 17-8 NRPB 16-7 EIRa 18-15 G98 8-5 WTET 8-5 MOTO 17-15

sown

ROIS 27-22 O RSF 23-11 NJAD 3-4 MAID 10-7 IRRE 19-12 56EM 14-24 698 13-9 BIER 16-9 0104 7-6 OYES 9 fr RSRB 17-11 KRAN 8-5 KNOW 3-3 WPM 5-3 MIXT 11-6 2103 31-24 EWrX 15-11 OVES 7-10

MIDIEET

RYYY 12-7 W880 15-12 MBMB 9-5 ICIL 14-12 ROCK 9-7 ILRN 10-6 SCMQ 10-7 RUE 13-9 Y94 26-20 STEP 22-15 MAZY 22-17 STA% 39-38 99RG 26-22 KNTO a

MOOR 9-6

WEST

SCOT ]-2 RPRR 10-7

08FR 1-1 FGCI 1-1 FM102 2-2 100949 4-3 REEL 8-9 8'977 7-4

6118T

Y92 6-4 AEB 6-6

WVSR 7-6 CET -FM 7-4

Soul II Soul Continued

WEBS 28-12 WRQH 6-6 114107 12-9 B ORD 4-3 EXOT 10-7

WEST

BNMO 4-7 10010 7-3 111.95 11-3 EKED 20 fr COED 16-12 B95 2-4 SOT96 3-1

E97 18-10 BBOZ 14-9 RTR6 13-8 01,80 12-3 KMOO 23-20 ZPON 40-30 R200 7-5 SLY96 3-3 KATY 17-14

STARSHIP 1 Didn't Mean To Stay All Night(RCA) LP: Love Among The Cannibals

Total Reports 53


National Summary UP 29 DENS 3

SAME 21 DOWN 0

ADDS 0

N&A

21%

Parallel Reach

P1 5% P2 20% P3 39%

Chart Summary POW P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 0 0 0 0

2-5 0 0 0 0

6-15 0 1 0 1

16-40 4 17 16 37 Ons 0 4 11 15

Adds 0 0 0 0

Ch Adds 0 0 0 0

Total 4 22 27 53

9 EAST

SOUTE

MIIWEBT

WEBT

EYYQ 30-28 KCPX 34-34 RISM 24-20

\wl 1%XR 34-30

BAST

WYCR on

SOOTS

X1106 23-22 WOOS 34-26

S[

WRNS on fr

EZYP 32-29 KTUX 36-35 SOLO 21-19 SR1L d-31

MIDWEST

RBNQ 20-20 MIXX 16-11 OTBX 22-18 Z99 12-30 MMES d-34

WEBT

RNMQ On 2E95 36-34 RATO 19-16 RSND 26-22 RRER 24-23 FM104 18-17 SSNZ 29-29 RZ20 21-17

EAST

990800 On 103CI11 23-21 WNW

d-34 NTiiT on

Bosse

IMP on WJAD 29-27 E01D 32-28 898 0 RISR o 0104 0 RNOE on MPPM o RNIN 39-37

MIDMEST

WM 29-24 992G 31-26 NDBR 35-34 NPFR 18-38 NIBN on EPEE 34-31 NIFC 28-28

WEBT

0802 40-36 FORS o KFBQ on ETTI 27-23 STET 34-32 MITT 19-17 0E95 35 fr

ROD STEWART Downtown Train (WB) LP: Storyteller


Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach P1 69%

E 94% P2 86%

S 85% P3 96%

M 84%Chart Summary w 748%

Poe P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 0


Summary 6-15 7 14 5 26

UP 183 16-40 40 77 61 178

DEBS 13 Ons 4 2 1 7


0 Ch Adds 0 1 0 1 DOWN ADDS 3

Total 51 96 67 214

BAST

8104 an SOIS 32-27 11500

24-21 ES N S4 0170 15-10 HALO 18-15 CROL d-38

MPI.7 20-18 0100 28-25 WBG% 22-18 894 24-21 PRO -FM 30-24 0107 18-16 SAVA 24-18

SOOTS

Nß99 26-23 22130 27-24 RESE 27-21 Y100 18 fr 897 24-21 WGR 23-22 0171 27-22 0105 21-17

EIDWEST

WSW 15-13 0102 25-20 POR 33-26 095 19-18 ZPL 25-23

281112 d-23 WRTI 16-14 RDSB 16-12 WLOL 20-16 WRBO 11-11

EMT

23104 on 2108 on 8001 28-26 SOY -PM 24-21 ß 22P 30-28 ß2R2 29-25 K M 22-19 RCPX 30-30 2ÌS1 22-17 2100 d-30 KESS 26-19 ROLO 27-23 KOBE 26-21

PI OEGL 17-13 RSAQ 28-22 926 22-20 0.008 25-20 807102 33-31 PIRATE 21.-19

EAST

1,LY92 35-22 1fAEB 18-12 8VBR 20-10 J ET -FN 31-23 WERE 31-24 WEEK 28-27 NTIC 32-29 EKES d-29 MAN 30-24 11C101 25-18 lUORHI a-40 NSP2 26-15 98PXY 29-25 930 29-18

WPST 12-21 WRCS 38-30 ERRZ 36-29 ETCH 28-21

eOUfH

MBBO 30-19 B93 26-23 298 28 fr 2106 34-31 195 20 fr %106 15-13 EROS a MRDQ 22-19 04106 18-8 NOOK 30-19 MCGO 38-34 G105 24-22 WINK 24-16 Mß83 27-23 MANS 36 fr NEPP 28-18 94220 11-8

NAPE 13-11 MOOT 24-18 MORI 30-19 WLAP 24-20 RRYK 21-18 ßZ00 24-22 VDU 26-21 99MYS 29-24 19100 26-19 298 24-22

NABE 32-30 WHEY 28-23 OBFM 39-35 2107 27-14 MOM% 24-21 2106 19-15 0880 15-14 WINO d-32 092 25-18 2106 23-20 2102 28-23 2TU% 27-22 WOVE On

LX d-40 NR ZL 18-17

1WIDWEST

0000 a 80092 28-25 EGT3 24-22 O 800 27-26 0110 30-26 MOCK 27-22 MMES 23-16 KM) 33-31 SGRD 22-18 MIE% 21-15 MTBX 27-23 2104 34-30 83103 26-23 8000 d-22 8193 22-16 M10ß 11-7 WINE 24-21 0008 24-20 RAY107 d-33 SERI 28-18 NHOT 29-27

WEST

RISS 22-18 8NMQ 26-9 SF95 31-28 RATO 27-22 CITED on OSMD 13-10 8810. 20-16 RLUC 29-24 PM104 d-26 RGQ 37-31 RENI 20-17 6ROY 23-19

1100 d-29 1020 28-21 000 28-20

HAST

99NGY 26-19 SPRR 29-26 MMPX 31-27 103CIR 21-17 95XX% 36-32 MXPB 20-17 MISI 30-26 NNYP d-35 9501L 23-20 G98 28-21 WET 26-23 NOW 23-17 NETO 35-29

MOOTS

ROIS 28-24 NEST 33-24 NJAD 27-16 VOID 28-18 MZRX 26-23 MINX 32-15 898 24-19 XISR 33-21 0104 30-25 MIS 33 fr 06WE 25-16 0101 d-30 2MN 32-25 K NOB 38-26 WPM 29-18 KIXY 32-31 2103 30-22 50TX 30-25 8NIN 32-26 WEBS 32-24

MIMES,

RYYY 36-29 SENQ 27-22

NBNB 34-27 NCIL d-25 K IWI 33-23 ELBE 28-25 ECM 26-20 CLYU 32-23 294 25-22 ROOT 15-1405 KMK 9600 32-29 RFRX 23-19 99EG 32-25 SPAT 20-6 NOBS 26-18 MPFR 28-19 NIBS 36-33 RPM 25-20 WIPC 29-20

WEST

ROOT 26-22 RPXR 28-24 297 37-30 2802 35-29 RTRS 32-28 RFBQ 29-27 RPTZ 18-13 ROOK 40-35 ere 32-25 OPON 27-19 K 202 32-23 SLY96 34-31 KIM 18-15 0895 28 fr

T TEARS FOR FEARS

Woman In Chains (Fontana/Mercury) LP: The Seeds Of Love


Parallel Regional Reach RP1 15% Eeach 42% 2A-Ì P2 33% S 36% P3 63% M 30% W 38% Chart Summary

Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 0 0 5


Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0

UP 24 16-40 8 21 19 48 DEBS 24 Ons 2 13 21 36



ADDS 8 Total 11 37 44 92

9 EAST

WXRS 34-30 CROI d-39

SOOTS

RRBO on

MIDWEST

NPRR 0-35

WEST

RXYQ d-23 RCP% o RISN 38-14 RPL2 d-34 RUBE d-27

121 A

RSAQ a RXXR 31-25 e EAST

FLY92 d-38 JET -PM on EE81 d-38 2C101 0 W9P8 38-35 930 31-27 WPST 38-33 MICK on NRR2 38-33

SOUTH

14880 on R106 37-35 11108 d-24 N58% a WCGQ on WINK d-35 8R51 on WALAS on fr WZYP 5-37 NAPE on R20Ú a WOW( d-26 SOSO d-30 2106 on RTUX 40-38 NR2L d-32

MIDWEST

NEES o RLQ 1128 Z99 28-26 1tORQ d-23 0291 on 2ERD on SHOT a

WEST

SP95 37-32 RSND d-39 RR2R d-28 6NNZ on KZZU 36-33

EAST

99NGY on WPRR 40-35 WET% on 103C/Ron 95XX% on

MNYP o 952IL d-39 G98 d-40 NATO on

SOOTS

6011 37-33 NBSP a

NJAD on NOID o NJMX 40-35 K ISS d-35 B EAN a-39 RNOE on N PPN o 2101 0 DUO d40 KEIN ]8-36 Mv9S a

MION68T

W9NO 37-34 RCMQ d-38 RQRT on NKPR o RFRX d-37n 99RG d-39 ONTO o WEIR a

M38W on RFMN 39-35

WHET

297 38-31 SBOZ on RTRS on 27.80 39-37 RITZ o RMOM on men. On ZPUN d-37 11202 39-33 SLY96 33-29 R8TY 30-23 01195 on

TECHNOTRONICI/FELLY Pump Of The Jam (SBK) LP: Technotronic


Parallel

® Reach P1 77% P2 76% P3 57%



ADDS 20


1 10 6 0 16 2-5 11 12 0 23

6-15 14 17 9 40 16-40 14 35 24 73 Ons 1 7 2 10 Adds 5 6 4 15

Ch Adds 2 2 1 5

Total 57 85 40 182

FAST

8104 23-18 M%KS 1-1 X200 I-1 RISE 27-25 Mu0 12-8 CHOS 24-16 WW2 9-4 2100 5-3 EEG% 10-6 B94 a PRO -PM 16-10 0107 22-20 AVA 26-22

SOUTH

PMR99 9-7 21180 28-28 1111811 15-9 2100 11 fr 897 7-7 NGS 22-7 WW2 25-21 1ITY 6-4 KITE 3-2 0105 on

MIDWEST

B96 1-1 295 5-1 0102 a-32 MP1R d-15 MITT 2-1 RBeQ a-25 ROME a

WOOL a

M10 a

MIST

59104 10-4 2108 13-11 RIIS 5-2 1102-F8 30-26 ARRE 27-23 RINN a MRLQ 4-2 X100 18-16 KOSS 12-10 K PLZ 19-16 RUBE 25-19

P1 A,

ÑOT97 1-1 100 1-1

MPOC 4-4 RJM2 19-19 RNRJ 2-1 PMR96 1-1 902102 20-12 PMR106 3-2 KRPR 4-4 AGGI 14-13 FM102 4-1 000919 5-2 6WEL 3-6 OOT977 18-16

EAST

EAFB 28-26 1N5ß 4-2 INNS 17-11 NTIC 14-9 ELAN 2-1 00101 6-4 10008I 38-32 ESP6 20-16 9SPEY 6-5

930 26-17 9T 20-15

MRCS 16-12 MES1 23-18 MYCR 16-11

SMITE

8890 34-29 893 22-19 298 22 fr WFMP 7-5 2106 10-3 10213 8-5 I95 25 fr 1106 d-26 14009 a

ECKE 2-1 ESOS 23-37 NCGO 32-22 RZFM 23-17 RPRR 1-1 WINR on MANS 23 fr 11119 38-35 NAPE 18-13 ESSI 13-8 WLAP a RRYR 9-8 0E00 22-16 WISH 24-23 M100 21-21 298 23-8 8A88 d-35 WHEY 26-21 mBFM 1-1 2107 23-9 2106 1-1 NEVO d-34 2306 29-26 Z102 7-5 WOVE 17-17 NDLX 3349-37

14E21.

MIDWEST

80292 a SPIR a

NGTZ 26-24 RENO 22-17 KZIO 35-30 NECK 11-6 MEE on WORD 16-16 NIX% on MT90 d-22 5104 31-23 ßJ103 0n 299 9-9 KM on WEBB a OROS 23-18

MY107 a

RRRD e-8 WHOP -20

W EST

ROSS 1-1 RNMQ 12-15 RR%X 14-6 21.95 22-14 RKMG 2 fr COED d-28 B95 7-5 80296 7-4 RISI 21-20 50M0 30-22 2LUC -29 RGQ 5-4 RNNS d-27 RROY 15-11 RDON 4-4 110 o

MST

99904 35-23 MPM 28-24 9510% 31-25 WIPE on NIKE 27-22 G98 19-13 Wier 28-13 NATO 31-26

MJAD 11-7 ROOD 23-20 RE28 8-6 898 27-21 RI8R 20-15 286E 18-17 0101 a K NOB 19-12 6I%k d-36 2103 d-34 SITO 35-33 NVBK 23-17

MIDWEST

NEWS a

ESES 24-19 NCOL 1pCR 12-8 SOSO 37-32 e rr 25-21 MAZY d-36 99EG a EMIR d-28

WEST

8P1IR 35-22 297 23-17 ES02 28-24 SPBQ d-31 6FTE 38-35 RHWBX 13-6 S TET d-39 ZFON d-33 8202 18-14 SLY96 a-27 ARTY on

TESLA Love Song (Geffen)

LP: The Great Radio Controversy Total Reporta 151 59%

Parallel

Regional Reach

Reach Pl 32%

E 60% P2 63%

S 62% P3 81%

M 67% W 45% Chart

Pos Summary P1 P2 P3 Tot

1 2 0 1 3

National 2-5 2 5 4 11

Summary 6-15 8 21 20 49

UP 101 16-40 9 34 30 73

DEBS 7 One 3 1 2 6



ADDS 9 Total 24 70 57 151

te EAST

WOOS 28-26 NEW 30-27 NMJO d-27

SOOTS

PNR99 24-22 Y95 28-24 RReE d-30 EGO 19-15 NNV. on 0105 on

MIDWEST

NPRR 4-4 NHYT 8-7 ZPL 26-19 WM] 7-7

WEST

2108 on 202 -FM 17-13 KIM 9-9 RPLZ d-33 SUB! 17-15

l ESGL 16-14 RSAQ 30-26 92X 7-12 MOFX 3-1 O 505 2-2 PIRATE 2-1

EAST

FLY92 15-14 NUB 40-35 MV9R 32-32 JET -FM 17-16 NERZ a MONK 33-31 WKES 28-27 100RSI 24-22 ESPE 12-7 98P0Y 11-11 930 a-40 EMT 30-26 N ECK 31-25 IISRZ 31-28 WYCR 20-20

SOUTH

W880 25-20 1106 25-24 195 9 fr X106 25-16 WSW 14-12 W88% 6-4 RROQ 2-2 K2106 7-6 WCGQ 37-35 NRSI 34-29 WRNS 31 fr WEYP 15-11 NAPE 24-21 ROUT 12-8 MORI a

11222 a

9EW 29-25 99MAY5 18-15

MABB 22-18 WHEY 20-15 KEITH 40-33 2107 20-15 WZEO 17-19 MRVQ on It92 11-9 2106 a

Zle2 10-19 XT. 11-8 ODLX 30-23

MIDWEST

WEDD 6-4 00T92 17-15 OPER 20-19 MGT. a RZIO 31-28 MOCK 8-8 KLO 14-12 MIXX 30-26 WPM 32-26 0000 d-29 11293 a

NZOR a-34 SERS 22-20 EROS 19-15 MY107 27-24 ROY. 7-4 EKRD 23-22 NWT 25-23

WEST

SP95 10-9 MTM 11-15 RR1N 13-26 191104 11-28 0151 a FROY 8-8 1MOD 10-9 11220 6-4

EAST

99MGY 9-8 OPRA 21-21

MIPX 27-22 95X%X 11-9 EXPO 11-9 NNYP 4-4 95XIL 18-16 G9B 11-7 MTST 17-15 SOIE 17-15 SETO 11-8

BOOTH

ROIS 21-18 MRSF 19-16 MAD 15-9 VOID 14-13 MINX 26-24 B98 28-23 0158 16-11 0104 2-2 MY05 26

2n fr

WE ES KNOW 36-19 MPPM 18-15 FOXY 17-29 0526 31-31 REIN 1-5 0V1S 16-13

MIDWEST

RYYY 32-28 NM 32-27 ELM 33-28 S CMQ 36-35 294 18-12 ROOT 19-18 MN 29-27 NISFR 10-7 EASY 17-14 RPR% on 99RG 12-15 SPAT 23-20 RMTO 12-7 MOOR 27-25 MPFR 31-21 MIBM 28-24 S PEW 16-14 MIFC 13-23

WEST

SCOT d-40 RPXR 29-25 297 19-22 RBOZ d-38 see d-33 10,110 21-19 OPTS 12-10 KOOK 34-31 RTMP 17-12 1F1E 5-4 SLY96 30-21 0895 1 fr

TINA TURNER Steamy Windows (Capitol) LP: Foreign Affair


Parallel Regional Reach Reach P1 18% E 44% P2 46% S 36% P3 64% M 48% W 45%

N&A


1 0 0 0 0 National 2-5 0 0 0 0

Summary 6-15 0 0 0 0



ADDS 6 Total 13 51 45 109

ERBT

mS 22-17 CROL on

SOUTH

IDMEBT

0102 29-26 095 a IMO on

MEET

2108 on RXY0 on OCPX 25-25 RISN 36-33 RPLZ d -l5 KOBE on

P1 \A/

RXXR 37-31 190T949 23-22

EAST

FLY92 33-29 WABE a WVSR 34-34 JET -FN 34-34 WERE 28-26 WEEK on 00'IC 30-28 ELAN 27-29 NSPR 40-37 910 24-20 WRCR on WYCR 31-27

SOUTH

5880 29-25 R98 on fr

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84 RaR December8,1989 PARALLELS®

JODY WATLEY

Everything (MCA) LP: Larger Than Ufa

Total Reports 201 79% parallel


Pos P1 P2 P3 Tot 1 0 1 0 1

National 2-5 7 3 2 12 Summary 6-15 20 19 7 46 UP 133 16-40 23 50 39 112 DEBS 20 One 3 2 6 11 SAME 26 Adds 2 6 4 12 DOWN 3 Ch Adds 3 3 1 7 ADDS 19 Total 58 84 59 201

ERBT

0104 d-27 NXRS 4-4 0200 12-11 RESÉ 8X10 26-20 NBLI d-26 NPL1 28-22 2100 19-16 DEG% 27-24 B94 26-22 PRO -Fa 20-16 MAYA -28

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WHITESNAKE Fool For Your Loving (Geffen) LP: Slip Of The Tongue


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Principal's Office (Delicious Vinyl/ LP: Stone Cold Rhymin' Island)


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SIGNIFICANT ACTION M

ELTON JOHN Sacrifice (MCA) LP: Sleeping With The Past

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1 TESLA/Love Song (Geffen) 151 2 JIVE BUNNY & THE MASTERMIXERS/Swing The... (Atco) 135 3 FIONA/Everything You Do (Atlantic) 72 4 YOUNG MC/Principal's Office (Delicious Vinyl/Island) 66 5 COVER GIRLS/We Can't Go Wrong (Capitol) 65 6 BONHAM/Wait For You (WTG) 63 7 CHRISTOPHER MAX/Serious Kind Of Girl (EMI) 59 8 MICHEL'LE/No More Lies (Ruthless/Atco) 58 9 DIVING FOR PEARLS/Gimme Your Good Loving (Epic) 52

10 SMITHEREENS/A Girl Like You (Capitol) 43

New artists have not yet had a CHR Breaker.

CHR REPORTER INDEX CNEOhOmonton, CM (P2) WKSErBuN,h,MY (P1)

C40IMan1n.L CM (MI WKSF/ASMFIIN, NC (P3)

KATM/1'.olsredo Springs, CO (P21 WKSIA'areensbro. NC (P2)

KBEOBanses City, MO (Pt) WKTIMIIWeane., WI (P1)

KBFMMUINn-BrownlrIM, TX (P2) WKZLMIIneton$aMm, NC (P2)

K80ZBMt,man, MT (P3) WLANrlanc,ebr, PA (P2)

KCAOBsEerd-Vuun, CA (P2) WLAPrinln9lon, KY (P2)

KCMO/CMNmMa, MO (P3) WIOLMInnupolN, MN (P7)

KCPXBaO Lab City, UT (P1) WLRW/Clompal9n, IL (P3)

KDONB,IIn.s-Monlr.y, CA (P2) WMEErFL Wsyne, IN (P2)

KDWIMInneapoll., MN (M) WMHE/toNdo, OH (P2)

KEGLOabs, TX (PIA) WMJOBuNaio, NY (P1)

KE08A:I Peso, IX (P3) WNCl/CONmbs, OH (P1)

KFBO/CMyenn., WY (P3) WNNKMarrlsM7h, PA (P2)

KFMWrWatOrNo, IA (P3) WNOK/CoNmbla, SC (P2)

KFRXAInwN, NE (M) WNVZMor(oll, VA (M) KFTZAd.M Falls, ID (M) WNYPAtnaca, NY (P3)

KSGLMlssnM., CA (MA) WOKIBnorvllls, TN (P2)

KGOT/ADAenpe, AK (M) WOMPrWheollnp, WV (P3)

KIIS/Lea Angeles, CA (P1) WOMXBrindM, Fl (P2)

KIKIMor1oNN, HI (P2) WOVVAVeat Palm Beach, FL (P2)

KIINrSIN Lake City, UT (P1) WPFM/P.nlms City, FL (P3)

KISRA'L Smith, AR (P3) WPFR/Dsrre Maate, IN (M) KITT8an Antonio, TX (M) WPGCAVasMegton, DC (MA) KIXYBIn Angelo, TX (P3) WPMRICNreln4 OH (P1)

KJMIBa1ls, TX (PIA) WPLJMer York NY (M) KKIOMOIIton, TX (M) WPRRnlnegna. PA (P3)

KKERNnosnú, AZ (MA) WPIT/Tnnton, NJ (P2)

KKLOrSan Diego, CA (M) WPXRB.renporL IA (P2)

KKMGrColMr.do Springs, CO (P2) WOIOrBINII, MS (P3) KKROANkMOa, KS (P2) WOUT/JOMson CNy, TN (P2)

KKRZrPorlNnd, OR (M) WRCKAItka, NY (P2)

KKSB/AKWOu,r9uW, NM (P2) WR00A7nrb08, NC (P2)

KM/Bakersfield, CA (P2) WRON/TM.On, OH (P2)

KKYKA.MIN Roek AR (P2( WRVOMIdmMMd, VA (P2)

KLO (WKIO)OnEd Rapid:, MN (P2) WSPHAbapnbspaN, NY (P2)

KLUCAea Vegas, NV (P2) WSSXABurNSNE, SC (P2)

KLYVrOaMKpe, IA (P3) WTBXMWnNp-DINN, MN (P2)

KMELBan Francisco, CA (MA) WTNTNor1NM, ME (P3)

KMOKMwlsNE, IO (P3) WTICMa01Dd CT (P2)

KMYZ/TIlsa,OK (P2) WVIEAVINdegton, NC (P3)

KIWNMonros, LA (P3) WVSRICAarInNn, WV (P2)

KNINAYioOb Fells, TX (P3) WWCK/FRnt, MI (P2)

KNMO/AIOIKuerOea, NM (P2) WWFXB.ngsr, ME (P3)

KNOEMonroe, LA (PI) WXKS17lwNn, MA (M( KN(IJAIeasbn, TX (MAI WYCRrYork PA (P2)

K0Y-FM4SMenls, Al (M) WYKSBaAIeseNN, FL (P3)

KPATBioas Fob, ID (P3) WZK%BINXI, MS (P3)

KPLZrSoa0ls, WA IMI WZOKMocAlord, IL (P2)

KPRRhI Pun, TX (P2) WZOUrBOINn, MA (M) KPxR/AnMDIP, AK (P3) WZPLAMNnspils, IN (M) KOCRItN.r RegIda, IA (P3) WZYPMWrbrNls, AL (P2)

KONT/Bnnd Forks, ND (P3) WZZUMaNgA, NC (P21

K012/AmMrKlo, TX (P3) 893 (KITS)/AIItN, TX (P2)

KOKOAImab, NE (P2) 804 (9yIZZ)M10sb191A PA (M) KOMOMMegNN, NI (P2) 895 (K808)/Fresno, CA (P2)

KRIEMoIsbn, TX (M( B% (WBIM)/CAIesp, IL (M) KRNO/DW. Moines, IA (P2) 897 (KEZB(M,w Orleans, LA (M) KROYANcnmwN. CA (P2I 894 (K288)/FL Smith, AR (P3)

KRO (KROO)Rlcs00 AZ (P2) 8704 (W8SI)41a0lmor,, MO (M( KRZRIFreanM, CA (P2) FLY92 (WFLY)/AlMrry, NY (P2)

KSAOAln Antonio, TX (PIA) M FM102 (WSMM)Beanm.no` G (PIA) KSMutey.0., LA (P3)

KENO/Eugene. OR (P2) FM104 (KHOP)Modealo-SlocAton, CA (P2)

KTFMBen AntoEio, TX (M) GN (WWOT)r9onhnd, ME (P3)

KTMTMoOlord, OR (P3) 0105 (WOCG)Mumam-Raleigh, NC (P2)

KTRS/Tasper, WY (P3) 00192 (WROCl/CNrelsnd, OH (P2)

KNXBMeraporl LA (P2) 1101049 (KZNT)BSN Lab City, UT (PIA) KTXY/JeIlersw City-ColsmMls. MO (P3) HOTN (KYNO)/Fnlno, CA (P2)

AUBE/Seattle, WA (M) N0T97 (WOHT)Mn York NY (PIA) KV/NZ/Rene, NV (P2) 1101977 (KHOT)Ban Jose, CA (MA) KWOOBacnm.nto, CA (P2) 501102 (WLUM)Mllweuhea, WI (MA) KWSSBan Jose, CA (P1) 195 (WAPI)BIrmlegbm, AL (P2)

KWTOB0n9(IeM, MO (M) JET -FM (WJET)IErN, PA (P2) KWTXrWaw, TX (P3) K92 (W%LK)Mo.nob, VA (P2)

KXXRBaeaas City. MO (MA) KN (KHFI)/Austln, Ill (P2)

KXYOMonlsnd, OR (P1) KIN 0K10CI4AaamOnL TX (M) KYYYBItmarck NO (P3) KAY107 (KAYO/Tulsa, OK (P2)

KZFMICorprs Chrltl, TX (P2) KC101 (WKCIIM,r Haven, CT (P2)

KZIOA)uNm, MN (M) KEN (KFXD)Bol., ID (M) KZOUAIIIN Rock AR (P2) KJ103 (KJYO)/OANAome City, DK (P2)

KZOZB,n Luis Obispo, CA (P9) 05104 (KOKS)/Denver, CO (M) KZZBiBeaumonL TX (P2) KZ93 (WKZW(R.orl, IL (P2)

KZZPASNenil, AZ (PI) K2106(WSKZ)/CMOlnoega, TN (P2)

KZZUBpobnne, WA (M) OK95 (KIOK)/TrI-CANI, WA (P3)

WABeMpMIN, AL (P2) PIRATE (KOLZ)Ase An9,ne, CA (MA) WAES/AMENwn, PA (P2) PRO -FM (WPRO)MrovATanc., RI (M) WANSßneErlb, SC (M) PWRN (WPOW)MlmI, FL (MA) WAPE/JadoonrllN, FL (P2) PWR% (WAPW)/Atl.nN, GA (M) WAVAAVUMnONn, DC (M) PWRTN (KPWR)M1o. Angslel, CA (MAI WAZYtalye0e, IN (P3) 095 (WKOOBetnIL MI (PtI) W880/Augssl, GA (P2) 098 (WOSM)/FsyeOWrib, NC (P2)

Willem, llana, NY (M) 0101 (WJ00)Mergln, MS (P3)

WBNOBNOInIegNn, IN (P3) 0102 (WKRO)ItInclnn,O, OH (M) WIWIBNominpNn, IN (P3) 0104 (WOEN)BaNw, AL (P3)

WCGO/CoNmba, GA IMI 0105(WK80)/Tamp., FL (PI) WCIL/Car6ondaN, IL (P3) 0107 (WR0%)BinMnpton, DC (M) WCKZItMrioea, NC (M) SLY% (KSLY)Ban Luis Obispo, CA (P3(

WDBRBOrInpINM, IL (M) %100 (KXX%IBan Fnnclw, CA (P1)

WDFX/D10eN, MI (MA) %101) (KXXX)BIrmlegh.m, AL (P2)

WDJXAoulsrlM, KY (P2) 104 (WDAY)/Far9o, ND (P3)

WDLXMs.AIn01on, NC (P2) 095 (KHYI)MaAaa, TX (P1)

WEG%RMINOe1pD., PA (M) Y97 (KHTY)Bwl Baroar., CA (P3)

WERZhset.r, NH (M) 1100 (WHYI)Mlaml, FL (P1)

WFMFBIton Rouge, LA (P2) Y108 (WNLYINrlMo, FL (P2)

WGHMonolk VA (P1) 0107 (WYHY(MasM11N, TN (P2)

W0B0TimM Rapid., MI (P2I Y108 (KRXY)Benr,r, CO (P1)

WGTZB.ylon, OH (P2) OPON (KZFN)Moscow, ID (M( WHHYMontpumety, AL (P2) Z95 (WYtZ(,CMcapo, IL (P1)

WHOTNouegelown, OH (P2) Z97 (KLZS)BIIIInOE MT (M) WHTOAVIIIIameporL PA (M) 09e (KMPZIMempMs, TN (P2)

WHYTBe010L MI (P1) Z99 (KZ811)/OAlhom. Cig, OK (P2) WIBWrtopeAa, KS (M) 2100 (WHR)Mer York NY (M( WIFCWausau, WI (P3) 2102 (WZAT)Barann.k GA (P2)

WIK2ChamMnbun7, PA (P3I 0103 (WTHZ)/T.INM.seae, FL (P2)

WINKiFL Myers, FL (P2) 2104 (WZEE)M.dl.on, WI (P2)

WIOO,PAII.d.ghl (PIA) I10(1 (WSRZ)Ber.tot., FL (P2)

WIXX,Gnen B.y, WI (P2) 92% (W%GT)/Colmbs, OH (PIA)

WJAOB.Inbrlege-Albany, GA (P3) 930 (WNt(1)/Syr.cusW, NY (P2)

WJMX,FNnnca, SC (P3) 9ATY% (WTYX)rJacA.on, MS (M) WKBOBt Louie, MO (P7) 95XIL (W%Il(8arnertbu,, WV (P3)

WKOD/Aáon, OH (P2) 95XXX (WX3(%)Burllnplon, VT (P3)

WKEEMuntln9lon, WV (P2) NP%Y (WPXY(MOCMIIsr, NY (P2)

WKFRB.Nm.2nu, MI (P3) 99KG (KSKG)galln., KS (P3)

WKPE Cap. Cod, MA (P3) 99WAYS (WAYS(M.wE, GA (M) WK08/CIIerNeaun, SC (P2) 99WGY/Alany, NY (P3)

WK0X/CA1upo, Il (M) 1001(HI (WKHI)Bseea City, MO (P2)

WKRZAYIRes-/.rre. PA (P2) 103CIR (WCIR)/9.cANy, WV (P3)


86 December8,1989 CHR CJ

NATIONAL AIRPLAY

BREAKERS CHICAGO

What Kind Of Man Would I Be (Full Moon/Reprise) 72% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 43, Debuts 48, Same 35, Down 0, Adds 57 including WZOU, WMJQ, PWR99, 0102, WPHR, Y108, KZZP, X100. Complete airplay in Parallels.

SKID ROW I Remember You (Atlantic)

63% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 75, Debuts 25, Same 28, Down 6, Adds 27 including PRO -FM, Y95, B97, WNVZ, 0105, 0102, X100, KSAQ. See Parallels, moves 37-31 on the CHR chart.

BABYFACE Tender Lover (Solar/Epic)

61% of our reporters playing it. Moves: Up 81, Debuts 16, Same 39, Down 1, Adds 19 including WHYT, X100, 100KHI, WNOK, WKSI, WGRD, KF95, KWNZ. See Parallels, debuts at number 37.

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AEROSMITH "Janie's Got A Gun" (Geffen) Reports. 151 Moves. Up 85, Debuts 17, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 26 including WZOU, PRO -FM, WAVA, KRBE, WHYT, WKBO, KUBE, KEGL 15-12, 0102 26-16. See Parallels. Debuts at number 40. 73%charted. TESLA "Love Song" (Geffen) Reports: 151. Moves: Up 101, Debuts 7, Same 24, Down 10, Adds 9, WERZ, 930, WOKI, KKYK, Z106, WGTZ, KZ93, WZOK, KWNZ, WGH 19-15, WDFX 3-1, PIRATE 2-1. See Parallels. Moves 29-26 with charted airplay at 9196, top 15 action at 46%

EXPOSE "Tell Me Why" (Arista) Reports: 149. Moves: Up 15, Debuts 45, Same 30, Down 0, Adds 59 including WXKS, WMJQ, WBLI, Z100, WEGX, WNVZ, 896, FM102, KCPX, X100, PWR96 30-22.

PRINCE featuring SHEENA EASTON "The Arms Of Orlon" (WB) Reports. 146 Moves. Up 100. Debuts 2, Same 37, Down 4, Adds 3, KSAQ, KOHT, ZFUN, WNVZ 5-3, WLOL 18-14, KKRZ 15-11, KPLZ 13-8, 100KHI 8-7, Y107 16-11. See Parallels. Moves 30-29 with charted moves at 93%' Top 15 at 30% MICHAEL DAMIAN "Was it Nothing At All" (Cypress/A&M) Reports: 142. Moves Up 80, Debuts 11, Same 36. Down 0, Adds 15 including WI00, B96, 095, KKLQ, WRVQ, KROY, WLOL 8-6, KS104 19-14, FLY92 27-19. See Parallels. Debuts et number 39. Chart action at 72%' Top 15 at 23% JIVE BUNNY & THE MASTERMIXERS "Swing The Mood" (Atco) Reports: 135 Moves' Up 67, Debuts 24, Same 24, Down 6, Adds 14 including B104, Y95, WGH, 0105, 0102, KBEQ, KWSS, KITY 10-1, KGGI 12-9, K106 19-10. See Parallels. Moves 36-33 as It's got charted moves at 8796, Top 15 at 33% MOTLEY CRUE "Klckstart My Heart" (Elektra) Reports: 121. Moves Up 56, Debuts 20, Same 26, Down 0, Adds 19 including WAVA, WKEE, B93, WKOB, KZ106, HOT92, KAY107, WLRW, KEGL 20-17, PIRATE 16-13, WMEE 30-25. WHITESNAKE "Fool For Your Loving" (Geffen) Reports: 120. Moves. Up 92, Debuts 4. Same 23, Down 1, Adds 0, KEGL 7-6, 92X 8-4, KXXR 12-8, 100KHI 18-15, WOUT 11-7, WZZU 16-5, WKDD 20-16, KLO 12-8, KMYZ 20-12. See Parallels. Moves 38-38 with chart movement at 93% ROXETTE "Dangerous" (EMI) Reports: 118. Moves. Up 0, Debuts 0, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 117 including CKOI, KEGL, KKBO, KRBE, KITY, WPHR, WDFX. WHYT, HOT102, KDWB, WKBO, Y108, PIRATE, KKRZ.

TINA TURNER "Steamy Windows" (Capitol) Reports. 109 Moves: Up 50, Debuts 8, Same 44, Down 1, Adds 6, 095, WAEB, WZYP, 99WAYS, CHED, WPRR, WXKS 22-17, 930 24-20. WBBO 29-25, WOUT 30-21. Moving at 62% of those playing It.

GLORIA ESTEFAN "Here We Are" (Epic) Reports. 102. Moves. Up O. Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 100 including WXKS, WZOU, KITY, KSAQ, WKOX, WPHR, KITS, KOY-FM, KCPX, KWSS. KUBE.

POCO "Nothin' To Hide" (RCA) Reports: 100. Moves: Up 36, Debuts 19, Same 39, Down 0, Adds 6, WKRZ, WINK, 94TYX, WMEE, WMHE, KIXY, 0102 34-30, KXXR 33-26, KISN 37-30, KUBE 30-25. Debuted and moving at 57% TEARS FOR FEARS "Woman In Chains" (Fontana/Mercury) Reports: 92 Moves. Up 24. Debuts 24, Same 36, Down 0, Adds 8, KSAQ, WSSX, KZOU, WHOT, WKSF, KNAN, WVBS, WDBR, WXKS 34-30, KXXR 31-25, KISN 38-34, WKRZ 38-33. Converted to chart moves at 53% ERIC CLAPTON "Pretending" (Reprise) Reports 89 Moves: Up 60, Debuts 6, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 0, CKOI 39-31, WKBO 37-33, X106 21-18, WOUT 20-15, WOKI 19-16, Y107 30-24, KLO 21-18, KATM 23-20, 99KG 22-17. FIONA "Everything You Do" (Atlantic) Reports 72 Moves. Up 38. Debuts 14, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 5, WRCK, Y94, WIBW, KBOZ, KIRS, KXXR 21-15. FLY92 34-30, WSPK 30-26, WSSX 24-17, WROQ 17-12, KATM 12-9. 75%o1 the airplay is charted. YOUNG MC "Principal's Office" (Delicious Vinyl/Island) Reports 66 Moves: Up 29, Debuts 11, Same 15, Down 3, Adds 8, WAVA, WPGC, PWR99, WAEB, KOKO, KKRD, WPRR, KCMQ, WMJQ 21-15, KNRJ 21-15, HOT949 7-6. Charted at 76% of those playing It.

COVER GIRLS "We Can't Go Wrong" (Capitol) Reports: 65. Moves. Up 21, Debuts 12, Same 15, Down 0, Adds 17 including WPGC, KJMZ, B96, WHYT, HOT102. KITS, PWR106, KJ103. KTFM 19-15, FM102 24-15, WCKZ 24-17.

BONHAM "Walt For You" (WIG) Reports' 63 Moves: Up 20, Debuts 8, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 8, JET -FM, WSSX, WKDD, HOT92, KMYZ, KOHT, WAZY, KTRS, KXYO 16-12, WZZU 20-15. KLO 23-20, G98 25-19.

CHRISTOPHER MAX "Serious Kind Of Girl" (EMI) Reports: 59. Moves. Up 14, Debuts 7. Same 32, Down 0, Adds 6, KMEL, KUBE, KTUX, KLUC, 898, KFBQ, HOT102 32-29, Y107 28-18, Z99 27-22, KIKI 30-27, KISR 30-26.

MICHEL'LE "No More Lies" (Ruthless/Atco) Reports: 58. Moves: Up 28, Debuts 6, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 10, WMJQ, KS104, WAEB, WFMF, WNOK, WCGO, WHHY, Y107, WWCK, WQtD, WI00 11-10, Y108 11-6, KMEL 14-8 66% of the action is charted es it spreads to mainstream.

MICHAEL MORALES "I Don't Know" (Wing/Polydor) Reports: 58. Moves: Up 18, Debuts 9, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 4, WZYP, KNIN, WPFR, KGOT, WERZ 36-33, K92 27-22, KTUX 39-36, WIXX 29-25, KOIZ 33-27, 0104 34-30, KFTZ 30-25.

DIVING FOR PEARLS "Gimmie Your Good Levin'" (Epic) Reports. 54. Moves. Up 17, Debuts 5. Same 29, Down 0, Adds 3, WMHE, FM104, 99KG, WWCK 34-30, KRZR 5-3, KZZU 32-26, 95XIL 40-33, KYYY 31-25, KFMW 12-11.

KISS "Hide Your Heart" (Mercury) Reports: 54. Moves: Up 21, Debuts 5, Same 27, Down 0, Adds 1, ZFUN, KXXR 32-27, FLY92 36-32, WROO 29-25. WOKI 8-4, K92 28-24, KLO 25-22, KISR 28-23.

STARSHIP "I Didn't Mean To Stay All Night" (RCA) Reports' 53. Moves: Up 29, Debuts 3, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 0, KXXR 34-30, KISN 24-20, WNOK 34-26, WZYP 32-29, WIXX 16-11, WTBX 22-18, KSND 26-22, 99KG 31-26.

J.ki r:-,a, í j ìjß_:1,..2.... --x11. HOTTEST .1 ROXETTE (117)

GLORIA ESTEFAN (100) EXPOSE (59)

CHICAGO (57) KENNY G (34)

SKID ROW (27) AEROSMITH (26) SEDUCTION (23)

EDDIE MONEY (21) TECHNOTRONIC f/FELLY (20)

AEROSMITH (102) PRINCE (98) TESLA (98)

WHITESNAKE (95) MICHAEL DAMIAN (91)

JIVE BUNNY & THE... (85) MOTLEY CRUE (76) ERIC CLAPTON (66)

EXPOSE (60) TINA TURNER (57)

PHIL COLLINS (176) BILLY JOEL (101) LINDA RONSTADT

f/AARON NEVILLE (81) TECHTRONIC

f/FELLY (75) SOUL Il SOUL (71)

JANET JACKSON (65) TAYLOR DAYNE (50)

LOU GRAMM (45) NEW KIDS ON... (45)

MICHAEL BOLTON (42)

Most Active = Ups + Debuts - Downs

SARAYA "Back To The Bullet" (Polydor) Reports: 51. Moves: Up 22, Debuts 1, Same 24, Down 4, Adds 0, WKBO 29-25, WROQ 9-6, KLO 27-25, 99WGY 32-28, G98 31-29, KOIZ 32-29, KYYY 40-36, KFMW 30-26. HOOTERS "500 Miles" (Columbia) Reports: 50. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 4, Same 34, Down 0, Adds 1, KNMO, WEGX 26-23, KISN d-39, WPST 28-25, WQUT 32-27, WHTO 37-34, KNIN 40-38, WBNQ 31-28.

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SMITHEREENS "A Girl Like You" (Capitol) Reports: 43. Moves: Up 10, Debuts 2, Same 23, Down 0, Adds 8, WXKS, WAPE, WIXX, 95XXX, WJAD, KNOE, WPFM, WIBW, 92X 26-22, KXXR 22-19, WROO 23-20, KRZR 9-7, KNIN 24-20. NENEH CHERRY "Heart" (Virgin) Reports: 42. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 5, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 7, KTFM, 893, K106, KPRR, WGRD, G98, KNOE, HOT102 37-30, KMEL 30-27, WWCK 33-28, B95 35-27. KENNY G "Going Home" (Arista) Reports: 38. Moves: Up 0, Debuts 2, Same 2, Down 0, Adds 34 including 8104, WNVZ, KKRZ, KISN, KMEL, KPLZ, KUBE, WCKZ, KZFM, Z99.

SHANA "I Want You" (Vision) Reports: 37. Moves Up 17, Debuts 1, Same 8, Down 8, Adds 3, WIOQ, WNNK, WGTZ, WZOU 29-25, WPLJ 18-11, Z100 13-9, 896 20-17, PWR106 9-6, KKLQ 6-4. Hot reports at 16% SA -FIRE "I Will Survive" (Mercury) Reports: 36. Moves: Up 4, Debuts 9, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 11 including WPLJ, HOT949, KKLO, FLY92, WRCK, B95, KROY, PWR96 34-28, KITY 33-27, KPRR 29-24. LOVERBOY "Too Hot" (Columbia) Reports: 36. Moves: Up 3, Debuts 2, Same 21, Down 0, Adds 10 including WAEB, WROQ, KLO, WNYP, KOIZ, WPFM, KWTO, KXXR 38-33.

DINO "Never 2 Much Of U" (4th & BroadwayAsland) Reports: 33. Moves Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 15 including HOT97, HOT102, Y108, HOT949, KZZB, KKXX, KMEL 29-25. KROY 31-27.

MARCIA GRIFFITHS "Electric Boogie" (Island) Reports: 30. Moves: Up 14, Debuts 3, Same 7, Down 0. Adds 6, W100, 98PXY, WDJX, K92, 103CIR, KTXY, B104 14-12, WXKS 35-28, WAVA 28-24, WGH 24-17. 63% of the airplay is charted. ROBIN BECK "Save Up All Your Tears" (Mercury) Reports. 30. Moves: Up 5, Debuts 2, Same 20. Down 0, Adds 3, KXXR, WZZU, WVBS, WKBO 12-6, KATM d-28, KNIN 26-22.

PAJAMA PARTY "Over And Over" (Atlantic) Reports: 30. Moves: Up 23. Debuts 0, Same 7, Down 0, Adds 0, WPLJ 27-21, KNRJ 7-6, PWR96 12-8, HOT102 19-15, HOT977 6-3, KZFM 10-6, KKXX 24-18. CHUNKY A "Owwwwl" (MCA) Reports. 28 Moves. Up 13, Debuts 1, Same 14, Down 0, Adds 0, WXKS on, WHYT on, WNOK 29-25, Z99 22-19, KIXY 35-32.

PAUL McCARTNEY "Figure Of Eight" (Capitol) Reports: 27. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1, Same 9, Down 0, Adds 16 including KUBE, WTIC, WCGO, WZYP, WGRD, WRON, 99WGY, B98.

JAYA "If You Leave Me Now" (LIAR) Reports: 26. Moves: Up 10. Debuts 2, Same 4, Down 2, Adds 8 including WXKS, WZOU, WPLJ, KTFM, B96, PWR106, HOT97 16-11, KKLO 5-3, X100 13-7, WFMF 14-9.

SHARON BRYANT "Foolish Heart" (Wing/Polydor) Reports- 26 Moves: Up 12, Debuts 1, Same 10, Down 0. Adds 3, Z95, WAPE, KISR, HOT102 25-19, Y107 d-27, Z99 31-23.

JERMAINE JACKSON "Don't Take It Personal" (Arista) Reports: 26. Moves: Up 11, Debuts 4, Same 8, Down 1, Adds 2, KJMZ, HOT977, KKRZ 26-22, KZFM 36-29, B95 24-18, H0T96 30-25, KDON 32-29.

DEPECHE MODE "Personal Jesus" (Sire/Reprise) Reports: 25. Moves: Up 9, Debuts 3, Same 5, Down 1, Adds 7 including X100, WCKZ, KZZU, KIXY, SLY96, KSAQ 1-1, WDFX 11-8, WHYT 6-5 60% of the action is charted with the South and Midwest out In front. D'MOB "C'mon And Get My Love" (Polydor) Reports: 24. Moves: Up 5. Debuts 5, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 13 including HOT97, HOT102, FM102, WFMF, KPRR, B95. KNRJ 39-32. PWR106 35-29, KMEL 26-21. The South and West are leading. PAULA ABDUL "Opposites Attract" (Virgin) Reports. 24. Moves. Up 10, Debuts 1, Same 1, Down 0, Adds 12 including HOT97, B94, WHYT, KS104, Y108, KNRJ 38-30. B96 30-24, HOT102 29-21, WCKZ 34-30, KIKI 4-3.

ELTON JOHN "Sacrifice" (MCA) Reports. 21. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 2, Same 12, Down 0, Adds 1, WPFR, CKOI on, KISN on, WWCK 35-32. PARIS BY AIR "Voices in Your Head" (Columbia) Reports: 20. Moves. Up 6. Debuts 0, Same 13, Down 0, Adds 1, KKLQ, KNRJ 10-7, HOT102 34-24, SLY96 39-34. HI IMPACT "Never Stop Loving You" (Epic) Reports: 17. Moves. Up 10, Debuts 0, Same 4, Down 1, Adds 2, PWR96, KKLQ, HOT977 11-2, KZZB 37-33, KBFM 36-29, B95 40-35, HOT96 25-17. KOMO 28-18. West Coast action. MICHAEL PENN "No Myth" (RCA) Reports: 16. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 0, Same 0, Down 0, Adds 15 including KSAO, KISN, WBBO, KZZU, WJMX, KWTX, 99KG, KMOK, WIXX 31-27.

LUTHER VANDROSS "Here And Now" (Epic) Reports. 15. Moves: Up 6, Debuts 1, Same 2. Down 0, Adds 6, KGGI, FM102, WABB, KOMO, KCAO, WOID, WPGC t0-6, KJMZ 9-4, KITY 28-23, KMEL 7-5. Major market reaction. LENNY KRAVITZ "Let Love Rule" (Virgin) Reports. 14. Moves. Up 1, Debuts 2, Same 8, Down 0, Adds 3, WPST, KTUX, WAZY, CK01 on, KSAO on-dp. ABSTRAC' "Right And Hype" (Reprise) Reports. 13 Moves: Up 4, Debuts 2, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 1, KS104, FM102 8-7, B95 30-26, H0T96 21-16. SCORPIONS "I Can't Explain" (Mercury) Reports: 12. Moves: Up 2, Debuts 3, Same 3, Down 0, Adds 4, WSSX, 99WAYS, KATM, WKFR, 92X d-23, WROO 32-26, KRZR 27-22.

WARRANT "Sometimes She Cries" (Columbia) Reports: 10. Moves: Up 1, Debuts 1. Same 0, Down 0. Adds 8 including KXXR, WLOL, KXYO, WROQ, KATM, KFMW, WKBO 39-31.

KATE BUSH "Love And Anger" (Columbia) Reports: 10. Moves. Up 0. Debuts 0, Same 6, Down 0, Adds 4, WXKS, WYCR, G98, ZFUN, KSAQ on, KXYQ on-dp.


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NATIONAL AIRPLAY OVERVIEW

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t 4 1 0 PHIL COLLINS/Another Day In... (Atlantic) s 3 2 Q BILLY JOEL/We Didn't Start The Fire (Columbia)

to 8 5 Q TAYLOR DAYNE/With Every Beat Of My Heart (Arista)

9 7 6 0 L RONSTADT f/A. NEVILLE/Don't Know Much (Elektra)

12 9 7 0 SOUL II SOUL/Back To Life (Virgin)

17 12 8 0 JANET JACKSON/Rhythm Nation (A&M)

1 1 3 7 MILLI VANILLI/Blame It On The Rain (Arista)

19 14 11 0 LOU GRAMM/Just Between You And Me (Atlantic)

26 21 15 0 MICHAEL BOLTON/How Am I Supposed To... (Columbia)

14 13 10 t BON JOVI/Livin' In Sin (Mercury)

22 16 13 0 CHER/Just Like Jesse James (Geffen)

3 2 4 12 PAULA ABDUL/The Way That You Love Me (Virgin)

25 22 18 ® TECHNOTRONIC f/FELLY/Pump Up The Jam (SBK)

37 28 21 0 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK/This One's For... (Columbia)

32 23 20 ® JOE COCKER/When The Night Comes (Capitol)

31 27 23 0 JODY WATLEY/Even/thing (MCA)

- 34 26 0 ROD STEWART/Downtown Train (WB)

4 s 9 18 RICHARD MARX/Angelia (EMI)

29 24 22 a MADONNA/Oh Father (Sire/WB)

13 11 12 20 BELINDA CARLISLE/Leave A Light On (MCA)

20 16 17 21 DON HENLEY/The Last Worthless Evening (Geffen)

40 35 31 Q TOM PETTY/Free Fallin' (MCA)

- 37 32 ® SEDUCTION2 To Make It Right (Vendetta/A&M)

33 30 27 a ROLLING STONES/Rock And A Hard Place (Columbia)

2 6 14 25 BAD ENGLISH/When I See You Smile (Epic)

35 31 29 0 TESLA/Love Song (Geffen)

6 10 16 27 B-52'S/Love Shack (Reprise)

16 15 19 28 KIX/Don't Close Your Eyes (Atlantic)

36 32 30 Cd PRINCE f/SHEENA EASTON/The Arms Of Orion (WB)

28 26 25 30 PAUL CARRACKA Live By The Groove (Chrysalis)

BREAKER ® SKID ROW/I Remember You (Atlantic)

- - 39 0 O. JONES f/RAY & CHAKAA'll Be Good... (Qwest/WB)

- 39 36 Q JIVE BUNNY & THE.../Swing The Mood (Atco)

27 25 24 34 SYBIL/Don't Make Me Over (Next Plateau)

18 17 28 35 KEVIN PAIGE/Don't Shut Me Out (Chrysalis)

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8 4 1 0 GAP BAND/All Of My Love (Capitol) to 6 3 0 BABYFACE/Tender Lover (Solar/Epic)

z 5 5 Q MIKI HOWARD/Ain't Nuthin' In The World (Atlantic)

19 13 7 0 JANET JACKSON/Rhythm Nation (A&M)

13 9 6 0 SHARON BRYANT/Foolish Heart (Wing/Polydor)

15 10 8 0 PATTI LABELLE/Yo Mister (MCA)

17 15 11 Q BY ALL MEANS/Let's Get It On (Island)

29 20 14 Q O. JONES f/RAY & CHAKA/l'll Be Good... (Qwest/WB)

14 12 10 0 MAIN INGREDIENT/Just Wanna Love You (Polydor)

3 2 2 10 ANGELA WINBUSH/The Real Thing (Mercury)

26 16 13 0 MAZE/Silky Soul (WB)

20 19 15 ® TYLER COLLINS/Whatcha Gonna Do? (RCA)

28 21 17 ® ENTOUCH/All Nite (Vintertainment/Elektra)

23 18 16 0 ERIC GABLE/Love Has Got To Wait (Orpheus/EMI)

32 27 18 f,Fj CALLOWAYA Wanna Be Rich (Solar/Epic)

33 25 19 CID REGINA BELLE/Make It Like It Was (Columbia)

35 28 21 0 O'JAYS/Serious Hold On Me (EMI)

1 1 4 18 LUTHER VANDROSS/Here And Now (Epic)

37 31 24 a MILLI VANILLI/Blame It On The Rain (Arista)

_ 32 27 a SKYY/Real Love (Atlantic) - _ 31 0 SYBIL/Walk On By (Next Plateau)

- 35 28- © GOOD GIRLS/Your Sweetness (Motown)

- 36 30 e CLUB NOUVEAU/No Friend Of Mine (WB)

- 40 29 a ABSTRAC/Right And Hype (Reprise)

27 23 23 25 BARRY WHITE/Super Lover (A&M)

- 38 32 0 TEMPTATIONS/Special (Motown)

31 29 25 27 ISLEYS/You'll Never Walk Alone (WB) - 39 34 © FULL FORCE/Friends B-4 Lovers (Columbia)

- - 38 G CHUNKY A/Owww! (MCA)

_ - 40 a MICHAEL COOPER/Should Have Been You (Reprise)

__ - 36 ® TECHNOTRONIC/Pump Up The Jam (SBK)

- - 39 ® AFTER 7/Don't Cha Think (Virgin)

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1 1 1 1 ERIC CLAPTON/Pretending (Reprise) 2 2 2 2 WHITESNAKE/Fool For Your Loving (Geffen)

6 3 3 0 RUSH/Show Don't Tell (Atlantic)

17 9 6 0 ROD STEWART/Downtown Train (WB)

7 s 5 0 SMITHEREENS/A Girl Like You (Enigma/Capitol)

4 4 4 6 LOU GRAMM/Just Between You And Me (Atlantic)

- 23 13 Q EDDIE MONEY/Peace In .Our Time (Columbia)

10 8 r O PHIL COLLINS/Another Day In Paradise (Atlantic)*

23 16 10 0 ROLLING STONES/Terrifying (Columbia)

13 12 11 t TESLA/Love Song (Geffen)

18 14 12 0 SCORPIONSA Can't Explain (Mercury)

31 21 16 ® MELISSA ETHERIDGE/Let Me Go (Island)

3 7 9 13 AEROSMITH/Janie's Got A Gun (Geffen)

15 15 14 JOE SATRIANI/Big Bad Moon (Relativity)

BREAKER ® ERIC CLAPTON/Bad Love (Reprise)

11 11 15 16 BONHAM/Wait For You (WTG)

BREAKER 0 AEROSMITH/F.I.N.E. (Geffen)

30 27 23 0 HOOTERS/500 Miles (Columbia)

BREAKERc ALARM/Devolution Working Man's Blues (IRS)

28 25 22 Fi:/ MOTLEY CRUEMickstart My Heart (Elektra)

BREAKER ® MSG/Anytime (Capitol)

49 32 ©DON HENLEY/If Dirt Were Dollars (Geffen)

5 6 8 23 GRATEFUL DEAD/Foolish Heart (Arista)

26 26 25 a KISSMide Your Heart (Mercury)

24 22 21 25 FIONA/Everything You Do (You're Sexing Me) (Atlantic)

BREAKER eD LOVERBOY/Too Hot (Columbia)

8 10 17 27 ROLLING STONES/Rock And A Hard Place (Columbia)

40 37 35 Q`J LENNY KRAVITZ/Let Love Rule (Virgin)

- 50 37 a BILLY JOEL/That's Not Her Style (Columbia)

16 17 18 30 KIX/Don't Close Your Eyes (Atlantic)

- 53 38 G ALANNAH MYLES/Black Velvet (Atlantic)

9 13 zo 32 NEIL YOUNG/Rockin' In The Free World (Reprise)

14 19 24 33 TOM PETTY/Love Is A Long Road (MCA)

39 38 36 a WHITESNAKE/Judgment Day (Geffen)

55 47 39 e SKID ROW/ Remember You (Atlantic)

1s 18 1s 36 KINKSMow Do I Get Close (MCA)

- - 53 ffi GIANT/Innocent Days (A&M)

59 56 44 Q RED HOT CHILI PEPPERSMigher Ground (EMI)

33 29 29 39 WARREN ZEVON/Run Straight Down (Virgin)

56 48 41 Q TOM PETTY/Free Fallin' (MCA) . Keeps bullet due to continued growth.

Complete TOP 60 Tracks Chart Pg. 68; LP Chart Pg. 69

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[-DEBUT > e PRINCE/Scandalous (Paisley Park/WB)

12 11 12 34 RANDY CRAWFORD/Knockin' On Heaven's Door (WB)

9 z 9 35 ALYSON WILLIAMS/Just Call My... (Def Jam/Columbia)

38 34 33 36 WILL DOWNING/Test Of Time (Island) I DEBUT )t © EDDIE MONEY/Peace In Our Time (Columbia)

BREAKER &f/ BABYFACE/Tender Lover (Solar/Epic)

- ao 38 a WHITESNAKE/Fool For Your Loving (Gehen) I DEBUT > ffi SURFACE/Can We Spend Some Time (Columbia)

BREAKER © KEISHA JACKSONMot Little Love Affair (CBS)

BREAKER © PAULA ABDUL/Opposites Attract (Virgin)

BREAKER Q DENIECE WILLIAMS/Every Moment (MCA)

New & Active, TOP 10 Recurrent, Pg. 36

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(-DEBUT 0 MICHAEL DAMIAN/Was It Nothing At... (Cypress/A&M)

I DEBUT > Z AEROSMITH/Janie's Got A Gun (Geffen)

N8A Pg. 86; Ploylists Pg. 74; Parallels Pg. 79

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3 2 1 1 MICHAEL BOLTON/How Am I... Columbia (Columbia) 2 1 2 2 PHIL COLLINS/Another Day In Paradise (Atlantic)

13 7 4 0 ELTON JOHN/Sacrifice (MCA)

z 4 3 0 SOULSISTER/Way To Your Heart (EMI)*

10 6 5 0 GRAYSON HUGH/Bring It All Back (RCA) 8Light On MCA BELINDA CARLISLE/Leave A (MCA)

6 5 6 7 BILLY JOEL/We Didn't Start The Fire (Columbia)

18 14 9 Q MELISSA MANCHESTER/Walk On By (Mika/Polydor)

19 15 12 Q DON HENLEY/The Last Worthless Evening (Geffen)

14 11 10 l JODY WATLEY/Everything (MCA)

16 12 11 (D JETS/The Same Love (MCA)

26 20 15 e ROD STEWART/Downtown Train (WB)

1 3 8 13 RICHARD MARX/Angelia (EMI)2 g - 24 20 @ CHER/Just Like Jesse James (Geffen)

24 22 18 0 PAUL CARRACKA Live By The Groove (Chrysalis)

20 19 17 @ PRINCE f/SHEENA EASTON/The Arms Of Orion (WB)

BREAKER 0 BAD ENGLISH/When I See You Smile (Epic)

8 9 14 18 L RONSTADT f/A. NEVILLE/Don't Know Much (Elektra)

15 13 13 19 NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK/Didn't I Blow... (Columbia)

30 27 24 Q SADAO WATANABE/Any Other Fool (Elektra)

- 28 25 ® LOU GRAMM/Just Between You And Me (Atlantic)

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1 0 KATE BUSH/The Sensual World (Columbia) 4 0 IAN McCULLOCH/Candleland (Sire/Reprise) 3 O JESUS & MARY CHAIN/Automatic (WB) 2 4 PSYCHEDELIC FURS/Book Of Days (Columbia) 7 0 MIGHTY LEMON DROPS/Laughter (Sire/Reprise) s 6 SMITHEREENS/Smithereens 11 (Enigma/Capitol)

14 0 CREATURESBoomerang (Geffen)

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O FLESH FOR LULU/Plastic Fantastic (Capitol) 112 0 WONDER STUFFMUP (Polydor) 6 10 BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE/Megatop Phoenix (Columbia)

Complete TOP 30 New Rock Chart Pg. 70

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6 5 4 0 LORRIE MORGAN/Out Of Your Shoes (RCA) lo 8 5 ©HIGHWAY 101/Who's Lonely Now (WB)

11 9 I Q KEITH WHITLEYAt Ain't Nothin' (RCA)

9 I 6 0 HOLLY DUNN/There Goes My Heart Again (WB)

14 10 8 0 BILLY JOE ROYAL/Till I Can't Take It... (Atlantic)

2 1 2 6 RONNIE MILSAP/A Woman In Love (RCA)

15 11 s Q GLEN CAMPBELL/She's Gone, Gone, Gone (Universal)

18 14 11 Q RODNEY CROWELL/Many A Long &... (Columbia)

3 2 1 9 SHENANDOAH/Two Dozen Roses (Columbia)

19 15 12 a VERN GOSDIN/That Just About Does It (Columbia)

23 16 13 0 SKIP EWINGAt's You Again (MCA)

26 17 14 ® TANYA TUCKER/My Arms Stay Open All Night (Capitol)

29 20 16 a CLINT BLACKMobody's Home (RCA)

24 18 ,l WILLIE NELSON/There You Are (Columbia)

30 23 20 ® STEVE WARINER/When I Could Come Home... (MCA)

22 19 18 ap CHARLIE DANIELS/Simple Man (Epic)

27 22 19 m NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND/When It's Gone (Universal)

4 3 3 18 DON WILLIAMS/I've Been Loved By The Best (RCA)

44 30 24 0 RICKY VAN SHELTON/Statue Of A Fool (Columbia)

33 26 23 © DESERT ROSE BAND/Start All Over Again (MCA/Curb)

BREAKERS

BREAKER ® CHARLEY PRIDE/Amy's Eyes (16th Avenue/Capitol)

BREAKER 0 FORESTER SISTERS/Leave It Alone (WB)

DEBUTS

LW TW

1 1 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Time Out... (Columbia) 2 DAVE GRUSIN/Migration (GRP)

3 O RICKIE LEE JONES/Flying Cowboys (Geffen) 4 4 FAREED HAOUE/Manresa (Pangaea) 7 0 JOHN TESH/Garden City (Cypress/A&M) 8 0 FATTBURGER/Time Will Tell (Intima/Enigma) 9 Q HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, CHARUE BROWNMappy... (GRP)

13 0 SADAO WATANABE/Front Seat (Elektra)

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Complete TOP 30 NAC Chart Pg. 66

;J1 -if- J>J J1 :4lr! !;12-7..1" I DEBUT > Q CHICAGO/What Kind Of Man... (Full Moon/Reprise)

22 21 19 23 D. WARWICK & J. OSBORNE/Take Good Care... (Arista)

- 30 27 0 POCO/Nothin' To Hide (RCA)

BREAKER © GLORIA ESTEFAN/Here We Are (Epic)

- - 30 a TOM PETTY/Free Fallin' (MCA)

- 29 28 ff/ MICHAEL PENN/No Myth (RCA)

.7 LW

1 0 MICHEL CAMILO/On Fire (Epic) 2 0 MICHEL PETRUCCIANI/Music (Blue Note)

3 3 GROVER WASHINGTON JR./Time Out Of Mind (Columbia) 4 0 ANDY NARELL/Little Secrets (Windham Hill/Jazz) 6 0 DAVE SAMUELS/Ten Degrees North (MCA)

O TONINHO HORTA/Moonstone (Verve Forecast)*

7 Q NESTOR TORRES/Morning Ride (Verve Forecast)

s O DAVE GRUSIN/Migration (GRP)

12 0 DAVID BENOIT/Waiting For Spring (GRP)

14 a HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, CHARUE BROWN/Happy ... (GRP)

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Complete TOP 30 Contemporary Jazz Chart Pg. 66

I DEBUT > m LUTHER VANDROSSMere And Now (Epic) DEBUT ) S SOUTHERN PACIFIC & C. CARTER/Time's Up (WB)

[-DEBUT a CUTTING CREW/The Last Thing (Vi(gin) ¡ DEBUT > V RICKY SKAGGSMeartbreak Hurricane (Epic)

I DEBUT > ` KAREN CARPENTER/If I Had You (A&M)5 RESTLESS HEART/Fast Movin' Train RCA DEBUT m (RCA)

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AC Music Begins Pg. 63

DEBUT > @ OAK RIDGE BOYS/No Matter How High (MCA)

I DEBUT > 0 LES TAYLORShoulda, Coulda, Woulda, Loved You (Epic)

( DEBUT > 0 MARTY STUART/Don't Leave Her Lonely... (MCA)

Complete TOP 50 Country Chart Pg. 60


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